planned by the Department of
Michigan Jewish War Veterans
iks being heralded as "the big-
gest and most interesting event
of its kind planned by JWV,"
according to an announcement
this week by Sol Hoberman, de-
partment commander.
The ball, to be held at 8 p.m.,
Feb. 27, at the Veterans Me-
will be dedicated to war heroes
who have been awarded the na-
tion's highest military honor--
the Congressional Medal of
Honor.
Recipients of the medal in the
state have been invited to at-
tend the dance as the guests Of
the Department of Michigan
JWV.
Goldman Foundation
Plans Four Volumes
et.lic
When Rabbi Solomon Gold-
man, of Chicago's Anshe Emet
Synagogue, - recently died, he was
in the midst of preparing for
publication several important
works, whicht-he had saved for
the twilight of his years and to
which he had planned to de-
vote his full attention.
His volume, "The Book of Hu-
man Destiny," was to have been
followed by several other works
which would have spanned hun-
dreds of subjects pertaining to
the Jewish and • non-Jewish
In order to put his notes into
orderly fashion for publication,
a Solomon Goldman Memorial
Foundation' has been organized,
spearheaded by such sponsors as
Professors Albert Einstein, Ben-
jamin Mazar, Mordecai M. Kap-
lan, Carl Kraeling, Abraham A.
Neuman, Selman Waksman, Jus-
tice William 0. Douglas and
Golda Myerson.
Immediately under consid-
eration for publication are four
volumes, to be issued in the next
few years. They will include
"From Slavery to Freedom,"
"The Book of Human Destiny,"
"Addresses and Sermons" and
"The Letters of Solomon Gold-
man."
Form Teen-Age Group
In Oak Park District
Meeting recently under the
guidance of the Oak Woods
Synagogue's Sisterhood, t e e n-
agers in the Oak Park-Hunting-
ton Woods area formed a youth
group. Officers elected are
Sharon Lewis, president; Elaine
Cohen, vice - president; Sophie
Joseph, secretary; and Linda
Schoenfeld, treasurer.
All teen-agers in the area are
invited to join the group, which
next will meet Tuesday evening,
at the home of Miss Cohen,
10360 Oak Park Blvd.
Young people or their parents
interested in information should
call Mrs. Herman Schoenfeld,
LI. 6-5497, or Donald Klein, LI.
1-8871.
no leJ
The BOSTON "POPS" ORCH-
ESTRA, under the direction of
Arthur Fiedler, will appear - in
Detroit at 8:20 p.m., March 3, in
the Masonic Temple auditorium.
The orchestra will concertize
here as part of a nation-wide
tour.
Bnai Brith Bowlers
To Hit Record Entry
Herman W. Zimmerman. De-
troiter who is president of the
national Bnai Brith Bowling
Assn., this week indicated that
entries for the sectional tourna-
ment in Detroit the weekends of
March 6 and 7 and March 13
and 14 will break all previous
records.
Zimmerman stated that 1,500
bowlers already are registered.
The old high mark is 1,560.
Keglers from all states in this
area will enter. Rolloffs will be
held at the same time in Kan-
sas City, Louisville, Minneapolis
and Los Angeles, with the win-
ners meeting for the national
title.
Competition here will be held
at Great Lakes and DetrOit Rec-
reation. Arthur Schultz, 1953
national singles winner, is en-
tered with the Detroit Tikvah
Lodge team. Pisgah Lodge, De-
troit, has entered the high of
16 teams and is followed by Tik-
vah with 13 teams.
Bnai David Affiliates
Plan Barn Dance Saturday
The Sisterhood and Men's
Club of Cong. B'nai David will
jointly sponsor a barn dance at
9 p.m., Saturday, in the social
hall of the synagogue. A pro-
fessional caller and orchestra
will be featured.
For tickets, call Mrs. Seldon
Leach, TU. 3-2618, or Harvey
Alexander, TO. 9-8094.
Mothers' Club Shows
The Great Waltz'
at a dinner prior to the ball,
and will be presented with in-
scribed wrist watches. At the
ball, they are to be welcomed
by Gov. G. Mennen Williams
and oche, state and local digni-
taries.
Mickey Woolf and his orclies-
tra and Carlos Cortez and his
Rhumba band will furnish the
I music for dancing.
Jerome Personnel Opens
NW Employment Service
Jerome Personnel, the first
employment agency in the
Northwest section, last week
was opened by Allen and Dor-
othy Sipher, who cited the "rap-
id expansion of business in the
area as necessitating an agency
of this type.
The employment service, lo-
cated at 18055 James Couzens,
will specialize in technical, cler-
ical and sales positions for male
and female applicants. At a i
future date, baby sitting and
practical nursing services will be
incorporated.
Businessmen in the area in-
terested in obtaining men and
women in the Northwest for
their enterprises are invited to
call at the office or phone DI.
1-1000.
Liberty Club Holds
Officer Installation
At a regular meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Far-
kus, on Muirland, the annual
installation of officers of the
Liberty Social Club saw the fol-
lowing officers installed:
Samuel H. Friedman, presi-
dent; Abe Geller, first vice-
president; N. Backhout, second
vice-president; Mrs. Rose Rob-
erts, recording secretary; Mrs.
Rose Friedman, social secretary;
Max L. Roberts, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. B. Garfinkel, treas-
urer; Mrs. Gold and Mrs. Gillen,
hospitalers.
Pick Section Chairmen
For AJC's Jr. Division
Veteran Junior Division cam-
paigners will work in the 1954
Allied Jewish Campaign of the
Jewish Welfare Federation, Area
Chairmen Sherman Becher,
Rayetta Harris and Herbert
Zeme announced in making ap-
pointments of the following sec-
tion chairmen:
Herbert Zeme, David Buege-
leisen, Estelle Levine, Carol
Smith, Lorraine Tendler, Rayet-
ta Harris, Sheldon Colby, Bar-
bara Daitch, Earl Sherman,
Bruce Wayne, Sherman Becher,
Bernice Beck, Arlen Gitlen, Mar-
garet Shames, Ann Stollman and
Goldie Tukel.
Fenkell Mothers Club will
meet at 1 pan., Monday, in
the D. W. Simons Jewish Cen-
ter. "The Great Waltz," featur-
Luise Rainier and based on
Emma Schaver, Habonim ing
the Johann Strauss operetta,
Dancers, On TV Feb. 25
will be screened. The group is
In celebration of Jewish Music planning an oneg shabbat at
Month, the Jewish Community 1:30 p.m., Feb. 27, in the Simons
Council's culture commission Center. Mrs. Sara Avrin, pro-
will sponsor a special program, gram chairman, announces that Speakers Listed for
9 to 9:30 p.m., Thursday, over Rabbis M. J. Wohlgelernter and Midwest UJA Parley
Station WXYZ-TV, featuring A. Gluckowsky,of Yeshivath Beth
Emma Schaver in a group of Yehudah, will make guest ap-
Zalman Shazar, head of the
Israeli songs and the Habonim pearances, and a skit will be
cultural department of the Jew-
presented by members.
Dance Group.
ish Agency for Palestine; Dr.
James G. Heller, national chair-
man of the Labor Council of the
United Jewish A p p e a 1; and
Louis Segal, general secretary of
the Farband, will be the speak-
ers at the two-day Midwestern
conference of the UJA's Labor
Council, March 6 and 7, at
MAIN OFFICE
Palmer House, Chicago.
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News Brevities
SHERMAN FAMILY CLUB met
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Center, at which
plans were discussed for the an-
nual Passover Seder on April 18.
The group will meet March 6, at
the home of the Aubrey Gordons,
on Stoepel Ave.
"The Role of the Negro in
American Life," a festival of the
arts in celebration of Brother-
hood Week, will be held at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday, at the World Stage
Theater, 13525 Woodward, High-
land Park. The program is ar-
ranged by CONTEMPORARY
ARTS GROUP and WORLD
STAGE THEATER.
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NORMAN HYMAN, a senior
majoring in government at
Wayne University, won the In-
ter-collegiate Peace Extempor-
aneous Speaking Contest, held
last weekend at Western Michi-
gan College, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hyman, a member of the Wayne
Debating Society, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hyman,
of 17160 Stoepel. For his talk on
"Recipients Response to Ameri-
can Aid," Hyman won a $25
award from the Knights of
Pythians.
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SOLOMON FAMILY CLUB will
celebrate its fourth anniversary
with a dinner party at the Elm-
wood in Windsor.
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The 1954 Red Cross campaign
in Detroit and Wayne County
will be gin on
March 1 with a
workers' lunch-
eon in the Sher-
aton Cadillac
Hotel, and will
continue until
-'March 31, under
the direction of
Lansing M. Pitt-
.man, newly ap-
pointed chair-
man. The De-
troit Chapter,
which received
the major part
Pittman
of its funds from the United
Foundation, still requires $150,-
000 to meet its budget of $1,-
831,000.
H EI NZ KOS H ER BAKED BEAN S
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giers hotel will be honored with
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din Room of the hotel on Sun-
day for their devoted service to
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rangements for the tribute to
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