Name Stars to Appear at .$100,000 Bnai Brith Show

Mrs. JULIUS MESKIN (left) and Mrs. D. GUTOW pose with
veterans at a recent hospital party at Dearborn Veterans Hospital.
This activity is only one of a vase network of service projects in
which the Bnai Brith women participate.

A star-studded "Show of Shows"
will be held by the Greater De-
troit Bnai Brith Women's Coun-
cil on Nov. 3, at Masonic Temple
as a means of achieving a goal
of $100,000 for its various pro-
grams of philanthropic aid to„
local, national and international
beneficiaries of Bnai Brith.
On the program will be Roy
Tracy as master of ceremonies,

backed by such prominent art-
ists as Carmen Miranda, of the
films, the Billy Williams Quar-
tette. outstanding television vo-
cal group, Florian ZaBach, who
popularized t h e violin record
"The Hot Canary," Jackie Miles,
popular TV comedian, and the
dance team of Angeline and
Winters:
Under the direction of Mrs.

Alfred Laikin. overall chairman,
6,500 women representing 19 lo-
cal women's chapters, are work-
ing on various phases of the
project to assure its success.
Chairmen include:
Mesdames Philip Edelheit,
clearance; Char I es Galinsky,
records; Raymond Sharkey, tick-
ets; David Grosberg, program:
Irving Lipson, editor; Jack Ke-
tai, finance; Gordon Fruitman,
[ darlings; Sam Schneider, me-
inoriams; Lewis Manning, arbi-
tration; David Howell. arrange-
ments; Bernard Goodman, pub-
licity; Joseph Radkin, secretary;
David Gantz, delegate-at-large:
and Harry Schonberg, Max Eis-
enberg, Sam Eidelman. and Louis
Dreylinger, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Sam Gold, president of
the Council, announces that in-
cluded on the steering commit-
tee are Mesdames Charles Solo-
vich, L e o n a r d Sims, Gerald
Goldberg, Robert Coggan, Mor-
ris Tack, Samuel Gutterman,
'Jules Meskin, Jack Hartstein,
Samuel Aaron, Henry P. Onrich
and Bernard Bleifield.
Mrs. Gold stated that the ful-
fillment of the 1953 goal is, in
itself, a rich reward to the hun-
dreds of Bnai Brith women

Enthusiastic Response Greets
Balfour Ball Ticket Sellers

"This is the first year that my
prospects have called me to find
out when I am going to be
around with their tickets."
That is how Abraham Borman,
member of the Balfour Ball
committee, described the un-
response by the
community to t h e opening of
ticket sales for the 21st annual
Balfour Ball, to
be held Nov. 14,
at the Statler
Hotel.
Borman will
meet with other
leaders of the
Balfour Ball at
the second re-
port meeting at
8:15 p.m., 'Tues-
day, at the home
of Rabbi Moses
Borman
Lehrman, presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit.
Harry Cohen, chairman, and
A. C. Lappin, co-chairman of the
ball, said much of the special
interest in the sale of tickets is
due to the opportunity offered
_ contributors at a chance to win
a round-trip air trip to Israel.
One of the principal benefi-
ciaries of Balfour Ball funds is
the Zionist House, which in less
than two years since its estab-
lishment in November, 1951, has
a multitude of youth activities,
women's meetings, cultural
events and other Zionist func-
tions. The Zionist House also
provides the headquarters for
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil.

Youth groups which meet reg-
ularly at 'the House are Young
Judea and Young Zionist Club.
A. C. Lappin' stated, "It is
groups like these with whom we
try to do our most significant
work. Contributions to the Bal-
four Ball help maintain this
center for young people whose
friendship for Israel will mean
the continuation of Zionist ef-
forts in the future."
One of the features of Zionist
House is the Joseph H. Ehrlich
memorial auditorium, contribut-
ed by Moe Ehrlich in honor of
his late brother. Its flexibility
rmits use for dinner meetings,
dances, or more formal presen-
tations, such as lectures and
plays.
Tickets to the Balfour Ball,
proceeds of which support ZOD
and the Zionist Organization of
America, are in denominations
of $10, $25, $50 and $100.

Pelach Tikvah: 75

TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The town
of Petach Tikvah, one of the
first Jewish settlements in Pale-
stine, began celebrating its 75th
anniversary with a series of fes-
tive occasions in which Presi-
dent Ben Zvi, Premier Ben
Gurion and other members of
the government will participate.
The town, which *started as a
settlement of nine 'families from
Jerusalem, now has a popula-
tion of 50,000 and has full mu-
nicipal status.

itself from a recent letter to
the New York Times by an hon-
orary vice-president of the or-
ganization demanding that the
city of Jerusalem be interna-
tionalized. The.letter was signed
by Michael Francis Doyle of
Philadelphia, one-time member
of the International Court of
Arbitration at The Hague.
Clark M. Eichelberger, execu-
tive director of the Association,
in another letter to the Times,
explained that Mr. Doyle wrote
the letter in his own name and
that the "Association had not
seen his communication aaid
knew nothing about it" before it
was published by the Times. Mr.
Eichelberger added that the as-
sociation has not expressed it-

self on the subject of an inter-
national status for Jerusalem
since 1948, but will discuss it at
the next meeting of the board
of directors.

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in February, March, June, Sep- 6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 23, 1953
tember and November.

Bnai Brith Youth Organization,
support of Hillel Foundations in
200 American universities, main--
tenance of Anti Defamation
League, which serves to battle
against discrimination and big-
oted expressions from all sources.

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Mrs. Bernard Goodman, presi-
dent of Pisgah Chapter, Bnai
Brith, invited members and
their friends to a special luch-
eon at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at
Holiday Manor. Dee Parker,
Auntie Dee of television fame,
will bring several of her featur-
ed acts as entertainment.
Mrs. Samuel Gutterman. past
president of the Detroit Worn-
en's Council, will be guest speak-
er. Mrs. Charles Solovich, past
District 6 president and a dele-
gate to the Supreme Council,
will present a plaque to Pisgah
Chapter's newspaper, "The
Menorah," which won the recent
national bulletin contest.
Mrs. Goodman, editor of the
paper for five years, during
which time the Menorah has
won five national awards, will
receive the citation.

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UN Association to Take
Stand on Jerusalem Issue

NEW YORK, ( J T A ) — The
Zim-Israel Line Appoints
Association for the
Wittner Passenger Agent American
United Nations disassociated

Helmuth L. Wittner, long a
well-known executive in the
shipping a n d transportation
field in this country and in
Europe, has been appointed
head" passenger
agent of the re-
organized pass-
enger depart-
ment of the
American - Is-
r a e l i Shipping
Co., Inc., United
States and Ca-
nadian repr e-
sentatives of the
Zim-Israel Nav-
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pany, Ltd. The
appointment co-
incides with the
entering of the
Zim Lines in the Wittner
Transatlantic service. The first
departure of the S. S. Jerusa-
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workers. She said that funds
support the many faceted phil-
anthropic endeavors of Bnai
Brith.
In Israel, Mrs. Gold pointed
out, there is the Bnai Brith Chil-
dren's Home, Hillel House at the
Hebrew University, Rehabilita-
tion Center for veterans of the
Israeli army at Tel Thishomer
Hospital in Tel Aviv. Soon,
ground will be broken for a new
home for children at Bait V'gan
Jerusalem — another of Bnai
Brith's Israel projects.
Through contributions to the
"Show of Shows," Mrs. Gold
added, many local and national
services also receive benefit.
These are aid to the armed forc-
es and veterans, blood bank, sup-
port of United Foundation,
funds for Leo N. Levi Memorial
Hospital, in. Hot Springs, Ark.,
National Jewsih Hospital, in
Denver, Bel 1 e f air e Children's
Home, in Cleveland, and Roches-
ter Clinic, in Rochester, Minn.
Other projects are youth or-
ganizations, including the four-
pronged effort in behalf of the

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BILLY WILLIAMS QUARTETTE

FLORIAN ZaBACH

"Hot Canary
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JACKIE MILES

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Mrs. Sam Gold, President - Mrs. Alfred Lakin, Fund Raising Chairman