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Yeshivah to Elect Officers at Dinner

New officerS and executive
committee of the Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will be elected at
a dinner meeting of the Board
of Directors meeting Monday
evening at the Young Israel
Center, it was announced at the
recent annual meeting of the
Yeshivath Beth Yelidah.
Guest speaker at the meeting
was Rabbi Chaim Rabinowitz of
Israel who decried the fact that
Jewish life is
not as strong
.in t h e United
:1States as in
other parts of
the world. How-
ever, he spoke
highly of t h e
reputation that
Detroit has ac-
quired as a cell-
t e r of Jewish
Kaplan
scholarship.
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Morris Snow, chairman of the
Synagogue Council, reported
that $13,065 has been raised for
the Yeshivah in the past year
through synagogue appeals. Max
Kaplan, president of Congrega-
tion Mogen Abraham, pledged

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DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, June 5, 1953

to contribute the monthly sum
Elect Mrs. Shugerman
of $100 to the school.
Rabbi Joseph Elias, principal, To Second Term as
stated that he expected an all-
time high enrollment of more SZ Women's President
than '700, in the schdols. , Rabbi
Mrs. Meyer Shugerman was re-
M. J. Wohlgelernter told the
meeting that the Yeshivah would elected president of the Sister-
soon have to make plans for a hood of Cong. Shaarey Zedek at
half-million dollar structure to the organization's annual-lunch-
eon recently.
accommodate its expanding pro-
' Elected with
gram.
Mrs. Shugerman
were Mesdames
Samuel Croll,
Samuel ,Shetzer
and Morris Rus-
kin, vice - presi-
dents; Ben
Julius Chajes, composer-pian-
Mossman, treas-
ist, will perform his new Piano
urer; Hyman
Concerto on June 14, with the
Safran, Leo
Paris Symphony Orchestra un-
Weiner, George
der Eugene Bigot; on July 8,
Parzen and Wil-
with the Jerusalem Symphony
liam Nadler,
Orchestra under Heinz Freuden-
thai; and on Aug. 6 with the Mrs. Shugerman secretaries; A.B.
Vienna Symphony Orchestra. Stralser, parliamentarian; and
All performances will be broad- Ralph Davidson, auditor.
cast.
Board members include Mes-
Chajes will also appear in dames Joseph. Abrahams, Gerald
joint recitals with Marguerite Barsky, A. J. Blumenau, Max
Kozenn, soprano, in Rome and Bonin, Daniel Vohn, Emmanuel
Salzburg.
Einstein, David Feinberg, Aaron
Friedman, Felix Green, Max
Green, Erwin Greenbaum, Jo-
seph Greenberg, Samuel Harvith,
I, Murray Jacobs, Maxwell Kat-
zen, Oscar Kramer, Irving Lyons,
Daniel Mendelsohn, Irving Mil-
payments for service reached ler, Joseph Newman, Milford
72% in 1951," he noted. "In Pregerson, Hyman Popkin, Ed-
homes for the aged, service pay- ward Robinson, Kolman Sachse,
ments. reached 53% of total re- Abe Satovsky, Leonard Sidlow,
ceipts in 1951 and are continu- Harold Silverston, Jack Tobin,
ing upward. This is true despite Newton Weingarden and Jack
the increased proportion of Warner.
chronically ill residents • whose
Honorary directors are Mes-
personal resources are more dames Morris Adler, A.M. Hersh-
man, Abe Katzman, Davis Lich-
likely to be exhausted."
The present favorable eco- tig, Charles Robinson, Aaron
nomic climate has not had the Silberblatt, Charles A. Smith,
same impact on family a n d Nathan Spevakow, Louis Tatken,
child serving agencies, Avrunin Maurice H. Zackheim and Jo-
declared highlighting the fact seph Zechman.
Mrs. Shugerman, in addition
that, "despite the discussion
over a long- period about fee to reading her annual report,
charging, family agencies con- spoke on her recent trip to Is-.
tinue to receive about 92% of rael. Past presidents served as
their funds from central fin- installing officers in the program
ancing agencies, such as wel- entitled "Color T h r o u g h the
fare funds and community Years."
chests: The same is true of the
child care field where only 6% Folk Schools Planning
of the agency budgets come
Graduation Dinner
from parents and relatives."

Chafes to Perform
New Work Abroad

Alfred Bounin to Be installed,

President of Bnai Brith Council

Alfred H. Bounin will be in-
stalled president of the Greater
Detroit Bnai Brith Council in
the Italian Gardens of the Sher-
aton-Cadillac Hotel, at 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
The president-elect attended
London University and served
in the Jewish Legion in World
War I. For 21 years, he served
in the Automotive industrial
field, until 1946, when he en-
tered the insurance business.
Officers to be installed with
Mr. Bounin are: Melvin Weisz,
Jack Caminker and Louis ftusz-
man, vice-presidents; Dr. Mi-
chael Engelman, treasurer; Da-
vid Katzman and Martin Raskin,
secretaries; Martin Band, Louis
E Barden, Jack Gilbert, Milton
M Greenberg, Harry Katz, Vic-
tor Philosoph and Louis Weber,
trustees; general committeemen

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Elect Mrs. Max Richman
Tikvah BB President

Mrs. Max Richman was in-
stalled president of Tikvah
Chapter, Bnai Brith at recent
ceremonies. -
Serving with her will be Mes-
dames Albert Levine, Leonard
Weinberg and Edward Barak,
vice-presidents; Seymour Weiss,
treasurer; Bert Ablitz, Abraham
Warnoff, Arthur Weisberg, Er-
nest Hirsch and Manny Jacobs,
secretaries; Dan Brickner, senti-
nel; Herman Schwartz, guide;
Louis Eilbaum, historian; Sam
L. Schneider, monttress; and
Milton Hariis, Louis E. Barden
and Cy Aaron, trustees.
Board members installed by
Mrs. Leonard Sims were Mes-
dames Ben WasSerman, Sam Bi-
coll, Edward Cutler, Alfred
Brook, Mildred Fein, Sidney
Gold, Harry Friedenberg, Sam
Kornwise, Morton Lewis, Sam
Levine, Maurice Miller, Carl
I will both lay me down in
Nelson, Saul Priesont, - Arthur peace, and sleep; for Thou,
Schultz, Irving robes, J: Wolf, Lord, only makest me dwell in
William Utley and Harold Nis- safety.— (Psalm 4:8.)
sen, the latter an honorary
board member.

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Mrs. Rebecca Frank Dies

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MANISCHEWITZ MATZOS

A graduation celebration is
planned by the United Jewish
Folk Schools for Wednesday, at
the Bel-Aire Terrace. The af-
fair will begin with a dinner at
6:30 p.m., and will be followed by
a program in which school
graduates will participate.
' Jacob 'Glaser, chairman, an-
nounces that landsmanshaf ten
and various organizations in the
Labor Zionist movement have
reported an enthusiastic re-
sponse to the affair.
The Schools annual picnic
will be held at 10 a.m., Sunday,
at Lola Valley Park, with games,
prizes and other events on the
program. The picnic committee.
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Kruger, Mrs.,
D. Shuster, H. Morritz, Mrs. E.
Chapnick, Mrs. J. Rutzsky, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Shrodeck and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Glaser, urge all chil-
dren and their families to at-
tend.

Mrs: Rebecca Frank, 67, 841
W. Boston, a native of Milwau-
kee who lived here for 60 years,
died Sunday. Services were held
Tuesday *at Kaufman's Chapel.
A founding member of Ha-
dassah, Mrs. Frank was actively
affiliated with Women's Divi-
sion of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, the Jewish Home for
Aged and the Shaarey Zedek
Sisterhood. She was the widow
of Harry Frank.
Surviving are three ,daughters,
Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, Mrs. Mau-
rice Druker and Mrs. Milton
Gordon; two sisters, Mrs. Louis
Berger and Mrs. Thomas Mar-
wil; three brothers, Ben B.,
Henry E, and Louis L. Jacob.

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Communal Service Workers Elect
Bernstein President- at 54th Parley

ATLANTIC CITY—The influ-
ence of social and economic de-
velopments at home on current
community welfare plans and
programs Were highlighted at
the 54th annual meeting of the
National Conference of Jewish
Communal Service, held here
May 24 to 27.*
The National Association 'd f
Jewish Center Workers and the
National Council for Jewish Ed-
ucation also participated in the
conference.
Philip Bernstein of Forest
Hills, Long Island, associate di-
rector of the Council Federations
and Welfare
Funds, was
elected Presi-
dent of NCJCS
for 1953-1954.
In a keynote
address, William
Avrunin, asso-
ciate director of
the Detroit Jew-
ith Welfare Fed-
eration, warned
that "the eco-
nomic climate
has a vise-like
Bernstein influence on
Jewish communal services. In
adverse circumstances it would
force a reduction of services and
at the same time—aggravate the
need of these services, multiply-
ing the problems for the fields
of family service, child care, the
aged, community,- relations."
Significant increases in pay-
ments for health and welfare
services by members of the com-..
munity have been recorded as a
result of current economic con-
ditions at home; Avrunin point-
ed out. "In --Jewish hospitals,

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president, is chairman of the
administrative committee. In-
stallation ceremonies will be fol-
lowed by a reception and dance.

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ELECTION. OF OFFICERS

Addre sses by

BENJAMIN WILK, President

American Technion Society,
who has just returned from
an extensive tour of Israel,

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