People Make News
NEW YORK—The NATIONAL I
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD'S
annual Frank L. Well Awards
for 1953 were - won by Mrs. Wal-
ter E. Heller, Chicago; Charles
W. Morris, Louisville, Ky., and
Dr. Oscar I. Jan'owsky, New
York, for distinguished contri-
butions in three areas of service
to- the American Jewish Corn-
munity, it was announced by
Irving Edison, president of JWB.
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Dr. MAURICE GOLDBERG
has been named chairman of !
the Committee on Bellefaire, the
Bnai Brith Children's Home in
Cleveland.
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Judge SAMUEL A. WEISS of
Pittsburgh was named chairman
of the Bnai Brith bowling corn-
mittee. •
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A national Women's Division
for the American Jewish Tercen-
tenary, under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Fred-
erick M. Heim-
er d in ger, , was
established at a
meeting of rep-
resentatives of
national Jewish
women's organ-
izations . in New
York. Mrs. Hei-
merdinger is
honorary chair-
man of t h e Heimerdinger
Women's Division of the Feder-
ation of Jewish Philanthropies
of New York.
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Among the nationally known
leaders who will take part in
the ground breaking celebration
for the Albert
Einstein College
of Medicine of
Yeshiva Univer-
sity on Sunday
in New York
City are: Nelson
Rockefeller,
Under Secre-
tary, Depart-
ment of Health,
Rockefeller Education a n d
Welfare; Dr. Ralph J. Bunche,
Registration Open for
Center Adult Institute
Registration is now open for
the activities of the Jewish
Community Center Adult Insti-
tute at the four Center build-
ings: Aaron DeRoy Memorial
Building (8904 Woodward), Dex-
ter-Davison Branch (4059 Davi-
son) , D. W. Simons Branch
(Holmur and Tuxedo), and the
Twelfth Street Council Branch
(Twelfth and Blaine).
Most activities will begin the
last week of Oct. or the first
week of Nov. and will be held
at the Aaron DeRoy, Dexter-
Davison; and D. W. Simons build-
ings.
A printed bulletin describing
the program in detail is avail-
able by phoning the Center; TR.
5-8450.
The Adult Institute offers a
special attraction for mothers
on the Thursday afternoon
"Ladies Day Out" at the Dexter-
Davison Branch. This program
provides a nursery for children
from 3 to 6 years of age while
Mothers and other women par-
ticipate in courses on Modern
Dancing, Creative Ceramics, and
"Understanding and Enjoying
Your Child," conducted by Sam-
uel Kellman, Chief Clinical
Psychologist of Harper Hospital.
A cooperative feature of the
program is the plan to have
each group which meets at the
Aaron DeRoy Memorial Building
on Monday, Tuesday, and Wed-
nesday evenings take turns in
sponsoring an A f ter- Sessions
Lounge for the other groups,
providing an opportunity to
dance, hear records, enjoy food
and talk.
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Henry E. Schultz, national
chairman of the Anti-Defama-
tion League of Bnai Brith, has
accepted the ir
chairmanship of
the budget corn-r
mittee of theg-
American J e w-
i s h Tercenten-
ary, Ralph E.
Samuel, nation-
al tercentenary
chair m a n, an-
noun c e d. Ac-
cording to Mr.
Samuel, this
Committee will
Schultz
super vise the
development of a working bud-
get for the Tercentenary, and
make recommendations on it to
the Tercentenary Steering Corn-
mittee. The committee will also
decide upon recommendations
for major tercentenary projects,
not included in the regular bud-
get of the tercentenary, which
would require the expenditure
of significant sums.
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8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, October 23, 1953
IRVING W. BLUMBERG, chairman with Harvey H. Goldman
of the 1953 Detroit Allied Jewish Campaign, presents this com-
munity's check in behalf of the Jewish Welfare Federation of De-
troit, at the national- report conference of the United Jewish Ap-
peal, Oct. 11, in Cleveland. Looking on are (left) JOSEPH HOLTZ-
MAN of Detroit, chairman of the UJA's National Cash Campaign,
and WILLIAM ROSENWALD, a national chairman of UJA.
JVS Leader to• Head GAD Investigating Unit
Albert Cohen, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Vocationa : 1 1
Service, has been renamed chair-
man of the investigating com-
mittee of the Guidance Associ-
ation of Detroit and vicinity.
The committee evaluates vo-
cational guidance agencies in
the Detroit area applying for
approval' by the Amejican Per- !
sonnel and Guidance Associa-
tion.
Howard Mausner, Miss Selma
Lesser, and Cohen, all of the
JVS staff, will participate in the
midwestern conference of Jew-
ish Vocational Services in St.
Louis this month. Mausner, staff
psychologist, will present a pa-
per on "Qualitative Aspects of
Vocational Testing.0
Mrs. Sidney Weinberg, presi-
dent of the Sisterhood of Beth
Aaron Synagogue, invites mem-
bers and their
friends to light
up "10 candles
of progresS," on
Monday, 8:30
p.m. in the Beth
Aaron social
hall, Wyoming
at Thatcher.
The program
chairman. Mrs.
Adolph Winkler.
Mrs. G o ldring announces a
musical program of Israeli, Yid-,
dish, and light opera songs by
Florence Weintraub Goidring,
accompanied by Walter Levine.
Interested new members should
contact Mrs. Dorothy Chaiken,
UN. 3-6574.
Bnai Brith Mayo Committee
Appointment
of committee
to direct the Bnai Brith program
at the Mayo Clinic and Bnai
Brith Center, in Rochester,
Minn., was announced by Philip
M. Klutznick, president . of Bnai
Brith. Heading the committee is
Benjamin Morris, of Chicago.
Serving with him are Mrs. Al-
bert A. Woldman, Cleveland;
Dr. Abe Greenberg, Omaha,
Benjamin Samuels and Richard
Gutstadt, Chicago.
You Will Enjoy
HADASSAWS GIANT SHOW
"Strictly un"
For All Hadassah Members and Friends
GALA CULMINATION OF HONOR ROLL
ROYAL THEATER
Thursday, October 29th
DOORS WILL BE OPEIsik AT 1 P. M.
featuring:
KAY 1BRITTEN
STARS RUTH F NK
MELBA WINER • JANE ISRAEL
JEAN GLEASON • BMW SCHUBINER • SHIRLEIT LEWIS
and the
HADASSAH ADORABLES
Surprises!
Fun For All !
Directed by
LEONA BRISKMAN
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Mrs. Goldring to Sing
For Beth Aaron Women
director, United Nations Depart-
rn e n t of Trusteeship; Gov.
Thomas E. Dewey; New York
State Attorney General Nathan-
iel L. Goldstein, national cam-
paign chairman; New York City
Mayor Vincent R. Impellitteri;
Dr. Samuel Belkin, president of
the University; Dr. Marcus D.
Kokel, New York City Commis-
sioner of Hospitals; George Al-
pert, honorary campaign chair-
man.
Fine German for Insult
HAMBURG, (JTA) — A street
photographer, who called a busi-
nessman from Holland a "dirty
Jew" when the latter refused to
have his picture taken, has been
fined the equivalent of $35,
which will be paid to the Cen-
tral Welfare Agency of the Jews
In Germany.
!Blumberg, Presents Check to UJA
LEONA BRISKMAN & JERRY GROSS
JERRY GROSS