Silverman JWV Post Plans Community Meeting
Mrs. Silber to Head
Hashofar Music Society Sgt. Morton Silverman Post, tonal judge advocate and first
Israel Represented
At Detroit Exhibit
$70,000 Goal Set
By Pioneer Women
The annual "Old World Mar-
ket," a four-day international
bazaar sponsored by the Inter-
national Institute will include
Israel representation for the
first time since its inception.
Israel Enterprises, largest im-
porter of Israeli products in the
Midwestt, will manage the Is-
rael booth. Many new products,
to be shown for the first time in
Detroit, will be on sale starting
at 1 p.m. Thursday.
The Israel department. will be
lined up alongside those of 31
other nations.
The Israel Gift Shop, at 11820
Dexter Blvd., will be literally
moved into the International In-
stitute, 111 E. Kirby, for this
event. For many visitors, this
will be their first look at prod-
ucts turned out in modern Is-
rael. In additiOn to the tradi-
tional patina-ware, there will be
merchandise in silverplate, ox-
idized silver, pewter-wash, cop-
per, olive wood, hand-painted
pottery, hand-painted ceramics,
hand-made character dolls, pol-
ished bronze and brass, men's
and ladies' 100% wool sweaters,
men's pigskin gloves, ladies' doe-
skin and goatskin gloves.
Israeli students and visitors in
Detroit who wish to volunteer
their assistance in staffing the
booth should contact Jules Done-
son, TO. 8-6896, at Israel Enter-
prises, 11820 Dexter.
All Detroit Pioneer Women are
at work helping raise $70,000
which is the Detroit Council's
share of the $1,250,000 quota
which the national convention
meeting in Washington, D. C.,
assumed.
Some of the money will be
used to complete a school build-
ing located in Kanot, a youth
village and agricultural training
center on the road to the Negev.
The East Central Region under-
took this as an additional proj-
ect.
The culminating affair of this
drive will feature the Lind
Brothers, TV and radio artists,
and Dr. Judd L. Teller, news an-
alyst and foreign correspondent,
and will be held at 8:30 p.m.,
Dec. 13, at Masonic Temple. All
contributors are invited.
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Bnai Brith Youth Groups
Plan Weekend Festivities
A fun-filled weekend is
planned by the Bnai Brith
Youth Organization this evening
and Saturday evening, it was
stated this week by organization
spokesmen.
Today, members of A 1 e p h
Zadik Alpeh, boys group, will
hold its annual AZA Sabbath at
Bnai David Synagogue. A social
will follow.
On Saturday evening, the Bnai
Brith Girls will hold its annual
Karnival Kapers at Cong. Bnai
Moshe. Janice Cohen, chairman,
is assisted by Vivian Liebers,
publicity; Brenda Kaufman, ar-
Helsinki University chorus of 60 rangements; Mickey Greenspan,
men of Finland
contact; Betsy Wilson, tickets;
returns to t h e
and Ilene Stotsky, finance.
United States
for its first
Sherman Shapiro to Head
American tour
since 1938. The
Nordau Zionist Chapter
Chorus, under
the direction of
At a recent meeting of Nor-
Ma:rtti Turunen,
dau. Chapter, Zionist Organiza-
will appear in
tion of Detroit, Sherman Sha-
Masonic A u d 1-
piro was elected president. He
torium Wednes-
will be assisted during the forth-
Turunen
day, 8:20 p.m.
coming season by Mrs. Albert
* *
Friedman and Mrs. Wilbur S.
Doris Fleeson, o n e of the Stein, secretaries; Mrs. Sherman
leading women columnists in Shapiro, treasurer; a n d , Dr.
Washington, will evaluate the Bernard Weston, publicity ch'air-
present administration and man.
bring news in the Capitol City
Announcement was made of
Up to date when she addresses the successful completion of a
a DETROIT TOWN HALL audi- joint project undertaken to-
ence at 11 a.m., Wedneday, in the gether with the Young Zionist
Fisher Theater. A f r e q u e n t Club of modernizing the kitchen
visitor on the popular television in the Zionist House. •
program "Meet the Press," Miss
Reports also were heard on
Fleeson has often made front
page news with her controver- the group's progress in selling
sial views of national issues. tickets for the Balfour Ball, to
be held this Saturday and on
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In honor of American Educa- the planting of 30 trees in mem-
tion Week, the PARENT-FACUL- ory of the late Murray Selborn.
TY- COUNCIL of Central High
School will hold a tea for par- Cincy Sachs to Instruct
ents of Central students at 2:30 Center Teen Age League
p.m., Monday, in the school li-
A basketball clinic, coached by
brary. Parents will meet teach-
ers of their children, and will Phil (Cincy) Sachs, has been
be able to become acquainted slated for Jewish Community
Center teen-agers. All Center-
with educational problems.
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affiliated clubs in the 13 to 15
Mrs. SAMUEL R. GLOGOWER year age range are eligible to
was re-elected and Samuel H. RU- attend the two hour sessions, to
BINER elected members of the be held twice a week.
A Tween Age League of eight
national board of directors of
the Jewish Welfare Board at the teams will hold playoffs when
annual _meeting of JWB this the clinic ends next month.
month in New York.. Both are Among the teams represented
prominent Detroit civic and are Rajahs, Wagner Olds, Pi-
rates, Regals and Marquis.
communal leaders.
News Brevities
Hashofar, Society for the Ad- Jewish War Veterans, has invit-
-vancement of Jewish Music, has ed residents of the Detroit
re-elected the following slate of Northwest, Huntington Woods
and Oak Park areas to a "com-
munity Get-Togeather" at 8:30
p.m., Monday, in the Francis
Scott Key School, Oak Park.
The Post plans a program of
entertainment, in addition to
which a portrayal of work un-
dertaken by JWV will be given
by Samuel J, Rhodes, past na-
LEONARD SIMONS, president
of Temple Beth El, Detroit, was
re-elected to the National Corn-
mission on Information on Ju-
daism. The group, a subordi-
nate body of the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations
prepares books and brochures
explabging the customs and be-
liefs of Judaism, and produces
religious literature for Christians
and Jews in the armed forces.
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MRS. ALBERT J. SILBER
officers to serve for the 1953-54
season:
Mesdames Albert J. Silber,
chairman; Marguerite Kozenn
Chajez and Zinovi Bistritsky,
vice-chairmen; William Gay-
man, treasurer; and Sheldon
Schwartz, secretary.
The organization's opening
concert of the season will take
place Nov. 29, at the Davison
Jewish Center, and will feature
the Detroit debut of three art-
ists.
Harold Brindell, young cantor
from Chicago; Ernst Wallfisch,
violist with the Detroit Sym-
phony; and Lorre Wallfisch, pi-
anist, will be heard in a pro-
gram of Jewish music. Lillian
Robbins Zellman will accom-
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Boris Joffe, executive director
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rence Gubow, Post commander.
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