Aesculapian Members Bring Beauty
To Patients at Northville Hospital

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-7

Friday, October 16, 1953

Sobeloff to A41dres ,4
Annual Meeting of
Flint Council Sunday

Under the leadership of Mrs. P. J. FOREMAN, president of the
Aesculapian Pharma.ceutical Society's Ladies Auxiliary, the group
has undertaken a project to supply female patients at Northville
State Hospital with a much-needed supply of cosmetics. Pictured
at the hospital's recent open house, at which lipstick, rouge, sham-
poo and other feminine necessities were presented to patients, are,
seated Mrs. HARRY PERNICK, co-chairman; standing, left to
right, Mrs. B. BREYER, Mrs. Foreman, Ada, a patient, BRUCE
DANTO, staff psychiatric social worker, Mrs. H. MARGOLIS, chair-
man, and Mrs. A. SMITH, Mr. Danto is currently organizing a
tour of the hospital for Aesculapian members so they may see the
hospital's program of rehabilitation for the mentally ill and the
ways in which the community can make valuable contributions to
its efforts.

Center Adult Institute Plans
Program to Suit All Interests

An activity for practically
every type of interest has been
included in the Adult Institute
of the Jewish Community Cen-
ter.
Among the offerings are a
Cinema 16 club, which will pre-
view and discuss foreign, art
sired documentary films; a hi-fi
Clinic, instructed by Larry Ap-
plebaum, audio engineer, which
will deal with the methods of
building high fidelity record
units; a Frontiers of Knowledge
club which will learn and dis-
cuss the advances in the arts,
the physical and social sciences, ,
and philosophy; a Do-It-Your-
self club offering experience in
the use of power tools; and a
series of stimulating and in-
formal courses, developed espe-
cially for the adult groups by
the Ford Foundation's Fund
for Adult Education.
Other activitites include
courses in ceramics, oil paint-
ings, basic drawing and paint-
ing, folk music, social dancing,
modern dance, public speaking
and group leadership and three
courses on human relations led
by national authorities, entitled
"Solving Emotional Problems of
Adult Life," "The Effective
Family in our Changing Society"
and "Understanding and Enjoy-
ilia Your Child."
A 1 s o available are hobby
groups in play production,
photography, square dancing,
bridge, as well as proposed
social clubs for those new to De-
troit, young couples, business
and professional men, and such
established Center groups as
the Speakers Club, the 30 Plus
Club and the Monday Book
Forum. In addition, week-end
film series, open forums, art
exhibits, recitals and- confer-
ences are to be announced.
Many cultural events will be
sponsored and presented by
members of informal courses
and clubs. The Current Events
Club, which sponsors the bie
weekly course "World Affairs
Are Your Affairs," will conduct
a Sunday Open Forum of our
role in the UN, and the Book
Forum club, which sponsors the
"Invitation to Literature" course
m alternate Mondays, will play
an important part in the Cen-
ter's Second Annual Book Fair
on Nov. 21 to 23.
The Cinema 16 club will select
films for the foreign film series
on alternate Sundays in two of
the four center buildings.
A Ladies Day Out on Thurs-
day afternoons, including a
nursery for tots while mother
enjoys ceramics, modern danc-
lug, and a course on child de-

and Wednesday evenings at the
Woodward Building, members of
each group will have the oppor-
tunity to dance, hear records
and meet with members of other
groups after 10 p.m.
Some activities have already
started, but most will begin the
final week in October or the
first week in November.
More information about the
program can be obtained by
phoning Tr. 5-8450, or by writ-
ing to Dr. Harry Lehner, Dept.
of Adult Services. 8904 Wood-
ward, Detroit 2, Mich.

Rosenzweig Renamed
Chairman of Council
Of Internal Relations

Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, announces the reappoint-
ment of Louis Rosenzweig as
chairman of the internal rela-
tions committee. Rabbi Max
Kapustin and Hoke Levin have
been designated his co-chair-
men. The committee concerns
itself largely with the dignity
and integrity of Jewish living.
Its arbitration and conciliation
section, whose • decisions are also
acknowledged by the courts,
handles disputes arising between
Jewish individuals and/or Jew-
ish institutions.
In the past, this .committee
concerned itself with an exten-
sive investigation of kosher meat
prices and selling practices of
kosher butchers, problems posed
by the incidence of mushroom
synagogues during the High
Holy Days, arranging for change
of dates for Bar examinations
from those on which Jewish
holidays occurred to others not
limiting Jewish participation,
and voting by absentee ballots.
The Committee meets regu-
larly on alternate Wednesdays.
Special meetings are convened

The annual meeting of the
Flint Jewish Community - Coun-
cil, Sunday, at 8 p.m., at Beth
Israel Synagogue, will be ad-
dressed by Isidore Sobeloff, ex-
ecutive director of the Detroit
Jewish Welfare Federation.
Dr. S. S. Gorne, president of
the Council, and Louis Kasle,
chairma.n of the annual meeting
committee, announced that new-
ly elected officers will be in-
stalled by Louis E. Rudner, pres-
ident of Congregation Beth Is-
rael, and Martin Gordon, presi-
dent of Temple Beth El. The
Jewish community of Flint will
be honored at the meeting by
the presentation of the commu-
nity award of the National Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal - for its gen-
erous contributions in the past
15 years. The Distinguished
Citizen Plaque of the Flint Jew-
ish Community Council will be
awarded to the individual whose
efforts have contributed most to
the growth and development of
the Council.
All Flint Jews have been in-
vited to join in the open discus-
sion after the presentation of
reports by Dr. Gorne and Irving
Antell, executive director. The
meeting will conclude with a
coffee hour, arranged by Mes-
dames Louis Epstein, Harry Mills
and David. Wolin. Other mem-
bers of the annual meeting com-
mittee are Dr. S. Sorscher, Ar-
thur Hurand, Jacob Pines, Mar-
cus Lebster, Henry Livingston,
Edwin Elk and B. M, Pelavin.

Daniel Laven Heads
Lie Dinner Committee

Chairmanship of the dinner
committee in honor of Trygve
Lie, who will be here at the Is-
rael bond event on Oct. 25, has
been accepted by Daniel A. Lay-
en of 4216 W. Outer Drive, pres-
ident of the 25-year-old Cen-
trall Heating Co. Mr. Laven, long
active in the Jewish Welfare
Federation, was chairman of the

Allied Jewish Campaign real es-
tate and builders division for

the last three years and has
served on the board of gover-
nors of Federation. He is chair-
man of the executive committee
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah. In
the past year, together with
Rabbi Jacob Kohaneman of Ye-
shivath Ponevez, he has under-
taken the relocation of refugee
children who are temporarily
cared for by Gentiles.

Vienna JDC Protests 'Unauthorized'
Raid on Jewish Refugees at Linz

VIENNA, (JTA) — The Joint
Distribution Committee in Vi-
enna has informed the office of
the United Nations High Com-
missioner for Refugees of the •
raid carried out by 40 Austrian
policemen on the living quarters
of 20 Jewish families in the Aus-
ten refugee camp, near Linz.
The JDC also informed Allied
authorities in Vienna of the de-
tails of the search.
It was learned, meanwhile,
that the raid was carried out
without warrant. The Linz po-
lice, the local police headquart-
ers and the Ministry of Interior
all previously disclaimed knowl-
edge of the raid, which was re-
stricted to the Jewish area in
the camp.
Although the raid was said to
have been conducted in an at=
tempt to track down a smuggl-
ing ring, nothing was found and
the police confiscated about one
dozen pairs of stockings and
three wrist watches owned by
various DPs. •
Among those questioned for
hours was a DP rabbi, identified
as Eisenberg, who was quizzed
unceasingly about the contents
of a number of letters written

in Hebrew which were found
among his possessions.
To underline the anti-Semitic
character of the operation, the
police asked each suspect
whether he was Jewish and in-
terspersed their questions with
occasional insults about "dirty
Jews."

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Members of the committee

are:

Mrs. Samuel Aaron. Mrs. Theodore
Bargman, Samuel Belkin, David I. Beryls,
Rabbi Jacob M. Chenitz, David J. Cohen,
Mrs. William Cohen. Lawrence Cronn,
Rabbi Haymin Donin, Mrs. H. Eskin,
Arthur I. Gould, Rabbi Israel Halpern,
Jerome W. Kelman, Rabbi Minard Klein,
Mrs. M. J. Kritchman, Louis LaMed. A. C.
Lappin, Samuel J. Lieberman, Robert
Nathaus„ Mrs. Harry Perlis. Rabbi Sam-
uel H. Prero, Mrs. Julius Ring, Irving
W. Schlussel. Harold Silver, Isidore Sos-
nick, Jack Stattman.

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Rabbi Israel Notis, executive
director of the Council of Or-
thodox Rabbis, will serve as an
observer on the committee.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Bertha.
Berger wishes to thank its rela-
tives and friends for the many
Viiilopment is offered. Following kindnesses shown them in their

tile sessions of Monday, Tuesday recent bereavement.

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