Bnai Brith Week to Feature
Membership Drive; Blood Ban

I-HE JEWISH NEWS— 7 B-G Chlls on U.S. Jews
To Support UJA Cash Drive

Friday, October 17, 1952

News Brevities

At its recent meeting, BODZIN
FAMILY CLUB elected Ruth
Bodzin, president; Ray Bodzin,
vice-president; Esther Seligson,
secretary; and Sam Bodzin,
i
treasurer. They were installed
Oct. 12, in a ceremony at the
home of the Harry .L. Blitz' on
Greenlawn Ave.
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The fifth annual antique
show and sale sponsored by the
Junior Group of GOODWILL IN-
DUSTRIES for the benefit of
• the Physically handicapped will
be held Oct. 26 to 29, at the
main Goodwill Industries build-
Acting Mayor Louis C. Miriani presents Maxwell M. Lowe, ing, 6522 Brush near East Grand
president of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Men's Council, with a Blvd. More than 30 dealers from
proclamation from the City of Detroit, proclaiming Bnai Brith Michigan and out-of-state will
Week, Oct. 17 to 26. Pictured are, left to right, MELVIN WEISZ, have exhibits at this year's show.
Men's Council vice-president; Mrs. ROBERT COGGAN, Lowe, The show will be open on Sun-
' day from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. and
Miriani, MRS. LEWIS MANNING.
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Monday through Wednesday
With the official proclamation Monday evening. Visitors and from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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of the City of Detroit inaugurat- new members will be invited to
ing Bnai Brith Week, Oct. 17 to all individual meetings.
"Do Our Major Interests De-
26, local Lodges and Chapters
On Tuesday, Wednesday and pend on Asia?" will be the sub-
are making preparations for ap- Thursday evenings, the Men's ject of Rear Admiral Ellis M.
propriate celebrations during the Council will sponsor the showing Zacharias, who will speak at
observance.
of "Bagel and Yox" at the Cass ' DE'T'ROIT TOWN HALL at 11
Activities will begin with a Theater. Tickets for the per- a.m., Wednesday, in Fisher
special sa.bbath service at 8:15 formances are being sold at Theater. The veteran Naval in-
p.m., today, at Cong. Shaarey standard prices through the telligence officer will discuss
Zedek. Rabbi Morris Adler will Council office, WO. 3-7838.
ways of combatting Communism
conduct the services and preach
in the East, at the same time
Bnai Brith Week will culmin- protecting our interests else-
the sermon.
ate
on
Sunday
when
the
organi-
Guest speaker will be Philip M.
where. Tickets are on sale at
Klutznick, Supreme Lodge exe- zation will sponsor its largest Grinnell's, WO. 2-1124.
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blood
bank—from
12
noon
to
6
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cutive member, who will deliver
an address on "Bnai Brith Ju- p.m., Oct. 26.
MEISTER FOLLIES, a variety
daism's Handmaiden." Klutznick
To be held in the new Univer- show enacted by talented stu-
will be given a luncheon at 12:30 sity of Detroit field house, it will dents of Eve Meister, will be
p.m., today, at Bel Aire Terrace, be under the direction of Leo presented on Tuesday, at Beth
by the Jewish Community Coun-1 Polk, Max Fogelman and Alex Aaron Synagogue, as part of a
ell. Tickets may be obtained at Adelberg. Polk, recently cited by birthday celebration of Tikvah
the Council office.
the City and State goVernments Chapter, Bnai Brith. Featured
On Sunday morning, Lodges for his contribution of 10 gallons will be Phyllis Pulberg, Jack
will hold individual membership of blood since Pearl Harbor, is Costello, Diana Benner, Howard
breakfasts, and then participate! known as Bnai Brith's one-man Pollack and Sandra Quen. Al
in the "go" membership day to blood bank. The blood bank will Gross will be pianist.
sign up new members.
be held 'in cooperation with the
Social meetings will be sched- • Detroit Chapter, American Red
Nazi Victim Is Sworn
tiled for all Lodge meetings on Cross.

NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Jews
of America were urged by Israeli
Premier David Ben-Gurion to
give fullest support to the United ,
Jewish Appeal's forthcoming
three-month nationwide c a in-
paign for $3 5,000,000 in cash.
In a cabled message to UJA
general chairman Edward M. M.'
Warburg and national cash
chairman Jack D. Weiler, the
Premier asserted that there has
never been a "more crucial
moment" in Israel's history and
that his country "needs the free
gift dollars that come through !
the United Jewish Appeal" if it '
is to maintain its steady progress
toward economic stability.

Ochs Given Masonic Award
ATLANTIC CITY, (JTA) —The
National League of Masonic
Clubs awarded its meritorious
service medal to Maj. Gen. Jul-
ius Ochs A d I e r in recognition
of "his great contribution to
public information and public
education.

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Progressives Consider Entering
Israel Government Coalition

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The politi-
cal committee of the Progressive
Party is drafting a statement on
; the conditions under which the
Progressives would join the gov-
ernment coalition. The state-
ment will be submitted to the
party executive for approval be-
fore being sent to Premier Da-
vid Ben-Gurion.

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New Paper in Rome
ROME, (JTA)—A new publica-
tion, The Voice of the Rome
Jewish Community, has made its
appearance here.

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Re-Elect

In As American Citizen

SAN
FRANCISCO, (JTA)-
Moritz Sachs, who escaped from
Nazi Germany after losing a leg
in Buchenwald, at the age of
84, was sworn in as an Ameri-
can citizen. Sachs came here five
years ago by way of China with
a daughter and was soon fol-
lowed by his remaining three
children. A daughter and son-
in-law took the citizenship oath
with him in federal court.
According to the Jewish Com-
munity Bulletin, Sachs celebrat-
ed the occasion "by sitting in
the sun in front of his Rich-
mond district apartment and
serenading his neighbors with a
The festival sets are available croaking, but heartfelt, rendi-
from the Israel Stamp Work- tion of Yankee Doodle."
shop, Jewish Agency for Pales-
tine, 16 E. 66th St., New York 21,
N. Y. A copy of the Workshop
buletin is also available by writ-
ing to this address.

New Israeli Stamps for the New Year
Are from Solomon's 'Song of Songs'

An American Jewish Press Feature

A new set of four stamps has
been printed for the New Year,
beautifully reproduced in rich
colors from verses of King Sol-
onion's Song of Songs. The four
stamps vary in denomination
from 15 to 220 prutas.
The Song of Songs pictures the
love of the Lord for His people.
Israel. In addition to the Song
of Songs, two other books of
Solomon's—Proverbs and Eccle-
siastes—form part of the third
section of the Bible ealied "The
Writings."
Solomon, whose name means
peace, inherited the throne from
King David, his father, and pro-
ceeded to build the Temple in
Jerusalem. On Sukkot, nearly
33000 years ago, the Temple was
dedicated on Mt. Moriah, and
We Holy Ark with Moses' Tablets
et Law was placed in its perma-
nent sanctuary.
The 15 pr, stamp, in green
end yellow, pictures figs, and its
bikicription
comes from 11:13—
"The fig tree putteth forth her
Sys" . . . On the violet, blue and
yellow 40 pr. stamp is a lily
With the inscription (II:1) "....
We lily of the valleys."
On the 110 pr. stamp, in red
snd grey, is a dove, with the in-
seription (11:14) "Oh, my dove,
Wat art in the cleft of the rock
" The 220 pr. stamp is in
Ochre, dark brown and green,
and shows a cluster of nuts. It
bears the caption (VI:11) "I
went down to the nut grove ..."
The latter verse is am Israel song,
popular among young folk dam-
On in Israel and this' country.

Revisionists Will Halt Drives
For Funds If UJA Fills Bill

NEW YORK, (JTA) — The ex-
ecutive committee of the Zion-
ist-Revisionists of America is-
sued a denial here of statements
that Revisionist institutions in
Israel did not receive funds from
the United Jewish Appeal be-
cause they had refused to ab-
stain from independent fund-
raising campaigns.
The statement said that the
Revisionists "h a v e announced
categorically that they accept
the stipulation requiring them
to abstain from independent
fund raising ventures in America
if the UJA agrees to grant them
an allocat ion commensurate
with the needs and scope of
their pioneering institutions in
Israel as was clone in 1950-51."

Sharett Urges Mapai Lead
Campaign Against Mapam
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Israel For-
eign Minister Moshe Sharett
called on his .own Mapai Party
to undertake an "offensive" in
the spiritual struggle with the
left-wing Socialist Mapam Par-
ty in an attempt to "save' the
young people who have fallen
under Mapam influence,"

Congressman

John D.

DINGELL

An Experienced, Fair and
Competent Legislator .
Majority Member, Ways
and Means Committee.

A PROVEN FRIEND

Wards 10, 12, 14, and 16

Vote Straight Democratic

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Co ngress Committee, Dorothy K. Seasword, Treasurer

Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's and Women's Councils

Cordially Invite You,

Your Family- and Friends

To Hear

PHILIP

KLUTZNICK

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Past Grand President, District No. 6,

Bnai Brith

Member Executive Committee Supreme Lodge Bnai Britt;

Vice-Chairmen Anti-Defamation League Bnoi Brith

AT BNAI BR'ITH'S 109th ANNIVERSARY

Friday, October 17th, 1952, at 8:15 P.M.

AT SHAAREY ZEDEK SYNAGOGUE

Chicago Boulevard at Lawton

Sabbath Worship

RABBI MORRIS ADLER
CANTOR JACOB H. SONENKLAR AND CHOIR

This City-Wide Service Opens Bnai Brith Week
October 17111 - October 24th

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C.:41:' ,. iABAT AND SOCIAL HOUR WILL FOLLOW

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