8—THE JEWISH NEWS

League of Jewish Women to Hold
25th Anniversary Event on June 5

The 25th anniversary of the
League Of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations will be observed
June 5. Mrs. David Kliger, presi-
dent. announces that the formal
celebration of this silver anni-
versary will take place in con-
junction with the League's clos-
•
ing meeting and',
installa t ion of -
newly elected
officers at the.
Women's City
Club Auditori-
um. at 1:15 p.m. ,
Mrs. Kliger
h as appointed
Mrs. Martin
Naimark. direc-
tor of the cele- Mrs. Naimark
bration. with Mrs. Samuel B.
Danto. coordinator.
Mrs. Irving Small, program
chairman, has planned a pro-
gram to include several affiliated
organizations. Musical and com-
edy skits which highlighted don-
or events during the past year
will be presented with the orig-
inal casts.
The following are assisting
Mrs. Naimark and Mrs. Danto
in celebration arrangements:
Mesdames Gerald Aptekar,
Julius Barr. Samuel Blondy. Irv-
ing Beal, Kenneth Helen. Maur-
ice Cornfield, Joseph Davis,
Manuel Feldman, Alvin Geffen,
Jos. Goodstein, Diane Hershhorn.
Jack Kutnick. Frank Reisman.
Edwin Schneider, Burton Sim-
ons. Harry Sturman, Goldie
Wasserman and Julian Weber.
The annual Mildred Simons
Rosenberg Memorial Youth

JNF Women Plan
Mother's Day Program

Ladies Auxiliary of the Jew-
ish National Fund will celebrate
Mother's- Day and -the fourth
anniversary of Israel's inde-
pendence with a program at
12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Young
Israel Center.
A cantata, written by Mrs. Irv-
ing Arlin, program chairman,
will be the high-
light of the
program. F e a -
ture d in the
presentation
will be Cantor
Hyman Adler
and the B.n a i
David choir and
t h e JNF dra-
matic group,!,
with Miss Ro-
Mrs. Arlin
chelle Stollman
as Miss Israel, and Mrs. Bella
Goldberg, as accompanist.
A scene in the cantata will
show products which come di-
rectly from Israel. They will be
used through the courtesy of
Israel Enterprises, Inc. A slate
of officers will be presented by
Mrs. Jack Rosenthal, nomina-
tions chairman. and a vote
taken .
Hostesses for a dessert lunch-
eon to precede the program are
Mesdames Morris Lachover.
Harry Davis and Gus Jacobs.
Members and friends are invited.

Friday, May 16, 1952

Awards will be presented to the
outstanding J6.vish young wom-
an and man f Detroit by Mrs.
Emil Roth, ch 'rman.
The nominat g committee,
headed by Mrs. Leo Oreklin, in-
cludes Mrs. Maurice Klein, Mrs.
Bernard May. Mrs. Harry L.
Jackson, and Mrs. Samuel B.
Danto.

Dr. Jack Lawson was elected
president of the Detroit Alumni
Chapter of Alpha Omega dental
fraternity at its recent election
meeting at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue.
_ Serving in office with Dr.
Lawson are Drs. Allan Kline,
vice-president; Gerald Aptekar
and Bernard Schmidt, secre-
taries: Frank Reisman, treas-
urer; Edward Schneider, sgt. at
arms; Gerald Freedman, editor;
and Harold Maxmen, Albert
Shulman and Azriel Weller,
trustees. Fifteen members were
appointed to the Council.
Installation of officers will
take place Saturday, at the
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel, in con-
junction w i t h undergraduate
Chi Chapter at the University
of Michigan and Alpha Nu
Chapter at University of Detroit.
Dr. Harry Jolley, of Toronto. na-
tional president. Dr. Louis Galin,
of Detroit. national treasurer,
and several past national offi-
cers will be among the guests.
Music and entertainment will
follow ceremonies. Mickey Woolf
and his orchestra will play. Dr.
Edward Schneider is in charge
of arrangements.

To Entertain Home
For Aged Auxiliary

Mrs. Morris Direnfeld, presi-
dent of Harry B. Keidan Chap-
ter. Bnai Brith, announces a
board meeting Monday, at the
home of Mrs. Albert Cutler,
18429 Indiana. Mrs. Theodore
Weinberg will be co-hostess.
Officers for the coming sea-
son were elected at a recent
meeting. To take office in the
fall are Mesdames Andrew Hart-
man, president; Marvin Wein-
stein, Max Yorke and Lawrence
Weiss, vice-presidents; Charles
Kalish, treasurer; J. Jerome
Bader, Albert Cutler. Max Fogel-
man and Morton Sobel, secre-
taries; Jerome Fidler, guide;
Theodore Weinberg, sentinel;
Morris Direnfeld, counselor; and
Sidney Wexler, Alfred Lakin and
Sidney Kalt, trustees.
Board members are Mesdames
By Burnstein, Herman Farrand,
Hyman Gottlieb, Norman Jasen,
Louis Modell, Harry Rott, Na-
than Silverman and Abe Weber.

The newly-formed Committee measures is urged upon the tyre
Michigan Senators by the new

on Immigration, under the
chairmanship of Boris M. Joffe,
in telegrams to Senators Fer-
guson and Mood y, informed
them of grave community con-
cern over possible passage of

the McCarran-Walter immigra-
tion measures. Pointing out that

the committee is composed of
groups of all faith and races, the
message pointed to the harsh
restrictionist policy of the pend-
ing measures and "the unheard
of retroactive deportation pro-
visions and elimination of judi-
cial review" as being "contrary
to the best American traditions. -
Consideration of alternative

ABE SCHUCHMAN, a 77-year-
old resident at the Jewish Home
for Aged, will entertain at the
installation bruncheon of the
Home's Women's Auxiliary at
12:30 p.m., Monday, at Bel-Aire
Terrace. Mr. Schuchman will be
accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Herman Bregman, an aux-
iliary member who helped re-
store the fingers of the violin
virtuoso which were plagued
with numbness for 15 years.

Junior Congregation of Bnai
Moshe will hold a wienie roast
Saturday night, to which all
members are invited. Member-
ship cards are distributed to
those young people attending
three of the last four sabbath
Children's Home League
services.
To Hold Games Parties
An election meeting is planned
for May 24, and the group's final
The Detroit League of the event will be an installation
National Home for Jewish Chil- banquet on June 19'
dren at Denver will hold a week
long program of games parties
from Monday through May 26.
Members will open their
homes afternoons and evenings
throughout the week. One such
party will be held Tuesday
afternoon and evening at Knoll-
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wood Country Club, with all pro-
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Mrs. Hartmann Is New
keitlan Chapter Prexy

22 Religious, Nationality Groups
Protest McCarran-Walter Measures

committee.
Another set of telegrams, sign-
ed by 22 religious and national-
ity groups, including the Jewish
Community Council, addressed
to Senators Ferguson and Moody,
states that the McCarran and
Walter bills are "contrary to the
time-honored American concept
of fair play and are unfair to
many nationality and minority
groups" and suggests "thorough
reconsideration" of the contents
of the omnibus bills "particular-
ly in our common struggle
against totalitarian commu-
nism."

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