Dre Kubovi, Former Israel Minister

o Iron Curtain Lands, Coming Here

Dr. Arieh Kubovi, • former Is- in behalf of Jews who sought
rael Minister to Czechoslovakia escape from Hitler's Europe.
and Poland, will be in Detroit When he became General Secre-
tary of the World Jewish Con-
gress in 1945, he traveled ex-
tensively throughout Europe,
helping to save the lives of hun-
dreds of Jews who were threat-
ened by the Nazis. In the course
of these activities, Dr. Kubovi
met with Pope Pius XIi to dis-
cuss plans for Jewish children
who were saved by the Catholic
Church.

Hebrew Schools to Hold
Sunday Music Program

United Hebrew Schools will
present a children's concert at
3 p.m., Sunday. in Beth Aaron
Synagogue. The program will
'feature music and dances of
Israel. Admission is by ticket
only.
The following groups will par-
ticipate : UHS Children's Choir
of Adas Shalom and Rose Sittig
Cohen branches, Barbara Frank,
soloist; faculty vocal quartet of
Leah Koven, soprano, Ilse Ro-
berg, alto, Avi Blackman, tenor
and Abraham Schachter, bari-
tone -, and Wayne University
Student Dance Group, featuring
Harriet Berg and Jerry Katz.
Instrumental soloists will be
Avram Rosenthal, flutist, and
!Manfred Vogel, violinist. Com-
positions of Ernest Bloch, Julius
Chajes, Mark Lavry and D. Za-
havi and traditional folk m
_ usic
will be presented.
- The program is directed by
Shirley Subar Sklash, and Lil-
lian Robbins Zellman will be ac-
companist. Alvin Sulkas, a stu-
dent in the Hebrew high school,
will comment on the presenta-
tions.
For tickets, call TO. 8-0063.

DR. ARIEH KUBOVI

Tuesday as guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris L. • Schaver, 4264 W.
Outer Drive, in the interests of
the Israel bond drive. .
Dr. Kubovi will .receive an of-
ficial greeting to Detroit Tues-
day .af tern o o n from Acting
Mayor Louis C. Miriani. A wel-
corning party consisting of Mor-
ris Schaver, Harry Schumer,
Benjamin Laikin, Israel David-
son, Morris Zack, Abe Kasle,
Max Osnos and William Hordes,
will meet the Israel diplomat at
Willow Run airport.
Currently in this country on
behalf of the State of Israel
Bond Issue, Dr. Kubovi will re-
new a friendship of 10 years
standing,. when he makes his
one-day visit with the Schavers.
Dr. Kubovi was recently pro-
claimed persona non grata . by
both the Czechoslovakia and
Polish governments, following
the carrying out of the sen-
tences on 14 Czechs accused of
plotting against the interests of
the Czech state. He has served
as Israel's Minister to Czecho-
solvakia and. Poland for the last
year and a half. •
An outstanding - Jewish leader
for many years, Dr. Kubovi
achieved wide prominence dur-
ing World War II for his efforts

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Red Cross Drive
To Raise. $396,000

Nearly 1,000 men and women
volunteers have begun a month-
long canvas of the city a n d
county residential areas in quest
of funds to round out the De-
troit Red Cross Chapter's bud-
get of $1,992,000 for the next
fiscal year. The major part of
this money was raised in the
Torch drive last fall. The chap-
ter needs $396,000 more to fin-
ance its services, including $200,-
000 recently added to defray
the cost of collecting blood for
gamma globulin, to be used in
preventing o r 'modifying t h e
crippling effects of polio. -
"Because thousands of fam-
ilies are enrolled in Red Cross
through their gifts to United
Foundation our volunteers face
a difficult task," said William E.
Esser y, campaign chairman.
"The volunteers know we have
given them a tough assignment,
but that seems to make them all
the more determined to find
those who haven't contributed
and give them an opportunity to
do their part."
Campaign headquarters have
been established in the R e d
Cross Building, 153 E. Elizabeth.
Many more volunteers are need-
ed to pick up Red Cross gifts in
their own neighborhoods. Those
willing to help may enroll by
calling WO. 1-3900.

Beckelman, Inc Director General,
To Address Federation, "March 18

Moses M. Beckelman, director
general of 'the Joint Distribution
Committee, will address the an-
nual meeting of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, Wednesda y,
March 18, 8 p.m., at the Wood-
ward Jewish Center.
Beckelman, with headquarters
in Paris, is in charge of Euro-
pean, North African and Israeli
operations of JDC.
The Fresh Air Society and the
Jewish Vocational Service will
hold their annual meetings con-
currently with the Federation.,
Constituting t h e nominations I
committee of JVS are David M.
Welling, chairman; Mrs. Joseph ,
B. Gaylord, John P. Heavenrich,
Herbert D. Robinson, and Erwin
S. Simon (ex-officio).
Milton Maddin, president of
the Fresh Air Society, has re-
quested that suggested names
for nomination to the society's
board of directors be sent to the
n o m i n ations committee, 8904

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Chug Ivri Purim Party -
Chug Ivri will celebrate Purim
on Sunday evening, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schiff-
man, 18445 Wisconsin: The He-
brew-speaking public is invited
to attend.

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Woodward, at Holbrook.
In addition to the election of
nine members-at-large to the
board of governors of the Fed-
eration, the program of the an-
nual meeting will include the
annual business meeting, the
financial report, review of the
past year's activities and, for the
third successive year, the pre-
sentation of the Fred M. Butzel
Award f o r distinguished COM=
munal service.

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Rabbi Rosenthal to Speak
At Bond Award Luncheon

Rabbi Frank Rosenthal of the
Suburban Temple, will address
a dessert luncheon meeting of
the Women's Division of the De-
troit Israel Bond board of gov
ernors, March 19, at Young Is-,
rael Center. The luncheon will
be chaired by Mrs. Joseph
Katchke and Mrs. Irving Lipson,
assisted by Mrs. Max Stoilman
and Mrs. Albert Potiker.
The meeting will culminate a
drive among Detroit women's
groups to achieve 100 per cent
subscription to Israel bonds
among all board officers and
members serving during the cur-
rent organizational year.
Among the groups participat-
ing in the 100 per cent coverage
drive, which will be celebrated
throughout the U. S. during Na-
tional Award - Passover Week,
March 31-April 7, are Hadassah,
American Jewish Congress, Bnai
Brith, Mizrachi Women, Jewish
National Fund, Infants Service '
Group, Hebrew Cultural Society,
and Adas Shalom Synagogue
Sisterhood.

Mrs: B. Siegel Honored
For Bringing Free Shows
To Detroit Institutions

Years of unpublicized work in
bringing amateur shows to hos-
pitals, institutions and chari-
table causes as free entertain-
ment were acclaimed at a din-
ner honoring Mrs. Bernard Sie-
gel of 18686 Birchcrest.
At the dinner, at Hotel Fort
Shelby, attended by 200 mem-
bers of the Michigan Division of
the Dale Carnegie Club Inter-
national, Mrs. Siegel was pre-
sented with a scroll which reads:

"This special award is to certify that
Mrs. Shirley Siegel has performed an
important role through the contribution
of time, effort, thought and skill, with-
out regard for reward, toward the objec-
tive of improving human relations. This
award is in recognition of her work ,done
with Teen-Agers in the entertainment
field by presenting their shows to various
hospitals and institutions."

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Mrs. Siegel's flair for finding
talented amateurs and organiz-
ing shows that give them a
chance to show their ability
has been the basis of a hobby
that has brought morale-build-
ing entertainment to Detroit in-
stitutions.
The Dale Carnegie Club, award
is the first public , recognition
her work has received.

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