Workmen's Circle to Present Annual Comnumity Awards Sunday Evening To Wed June 15 Priest at Holy Trinity Church; and Ken Morris from Emil Mazey, International Secretary- Treasurer of the UAW-CIO. Max Burns, chairman of Branch 463-E, president of the Detroit Mailers Union 40, an- nounces that tickets to the af- fair will be available at the door. The annual Third Seder ob- servance sponsored by the Wo- men's Division of Workmen's Circle will be held tonight at WC Center. WC Branch 1060 will meet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Zal- man Konikow, 2920 Collingwood, tonight, for a report on the UAW-CIO educational confer- ence held in Chicago. The Genocide Treaty will be MISS RUBY FREEDMAN discussed at a meeting of WC Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freed- Branch 460-E, on April 30, by Gene Brownstein, at WC Center. man, of Waverly Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Ruby, to Sheldon G. Eich- ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Communists Get Eichler, of Hartwell Avenue. 44 Percent of All Mr. Eichler is a student at the University of Detroit dental Votes in Nazareth school. A June 15 wedding is planned. NAZARETH, Israel (JTA)— The Communist Party received 44 percent of all votes cast in Chajes and Mischakoff Rabbi Kahana Here for the first municipal election in Lubawitscher Yeshivot this all-Arab city in Israel and At Young Israel Affair Young Israel of Detroit will Rabbi Mordechai Kahana, who thus assured themselves of six is well known here as the for- of the 15 seats on the municipal celebrate its 31st anniversary mer Rosh Yeshiva of Sa f ad. Is- council. it was revealed today with a banquet at Latin Quar- rael. arrived in Detroit on the when the tally was concluded. ter May 2. A Catholic party was second, The renowned violinist, Mis- eve of Passover as the represen- tative of the Lubawitscher capturing three seats in the cha Mischakoff, will be fea- tured as t h e Grand Rabbi Menachem Mendel council, and a coalition of three Moslem slates gained four seats. guest artist. The Schneierson. program will be Rabbi Kahana stated that the The remaining two seats were under the direc- Lubawitscher Yeshivot, in whose divided between • a Greek Ortho- tion of Julius behalf he will solicit here, are in dox party and one other Chris- Chajes, conduc- a critical financial condition tian group. A surprisingly high tor of the Jew- and that he hopes to enlist the 84 percent of the total 9,000 eli- ish Center Sym- support of Detroit Jews for the gible voters turned out for the phony Orches- elections. Yeshvoth in New York. tra. The elections were quiet and Musical com- number of Israeli police a large For Fine Music .. . positions by Ju- were assigned to polling places And Entertainment lius Chajes, La- to assure order. Throughout the Call v r y and the campaign, the dominant note in Chajes Mendelsohn Vio- each party's propaganda mate- rial was anti-Israel government. lin Concerto will highlight the and His Orchestra evening, announced Meyer Eis- UN. 2-2783 or WE. 3-2254 enberg, general chairman. Maimonides Group to Hear The combined choruses of the Book Review by Mrs. Adler Jewish Center Choral Society and the Young Israel Choral Detroit's Best Laundry Mrs. Morris Adler will review Group will be led by Julius Great Jewish Books" at Schwartz, Young Israel choral & Dry Cleaning Value a "The meeting of the Women's Aux- director, in the "Hymn for Free- iliary, Maimonides Medical So- dom" by Julius Chajes. Thousands of Women Say— ciety, 1' p.m., April 27, at the Phillip Stollman is banquet "I Use Quality Detroit Historical Museum. Mrs. chairman. Because It Saves Louis Kazdan, president will preside. TIME, MONEY & WORRY" The following 25 year mem- bers will be honored: Shirts Beautifully Laundered Mesdames Morris Bachman, Charles Gitlin, Morton Yarrows, Ezra Lipkin. Morris Witkus. Mrs. Joseph Dubin. membership LAUNDRY and UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., chairman, will lead the cere- DRY CLEANING (JTA)—Dr. Ralph Bunche, who mony. as UN mediator, brought about WEbster 3-8000 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-17 the Arab-Israel armistice agree- Your Patronage Solicited ments in 1949, may plan an Friday, April 23, 1954 active role in the coming months in seeking settlement of the Middle East situation. The Nobel Prize winner was slated for promotion from di- rectorship of the UN Trustee- Yes . . . we at Zeman's New York ,g► d. ship Division to the post of Bakery wish to thank you the housewife Under Secretary of. the UN. In for the many requests that we open this job, his assignment would i•; 1 one of our bakeries on 7 Mile Road be that of UN trouble shooter 11.0 and . . . thanks too for your 45. patience . . . for now and one of the first questions that would come his way would i ct.Wi'M W e Take Pride be that of solution of the Arab- 1 , A .,:,..,-,, ',. - ' :•3e, Israel. impasse. , in Announcing Dr. Bunche has already been ) f/Yil l'A V)A%\\ 1 . put out on the job of coordinat- .... ...Nk.c.4i0-A..0.:5C(*.‘ " the Opening . ..1:.A:'•:#2""&">6 ' ..., ing an approach towards settle- ment through economic devel- of our newest and most beautiful modern air-conditioned opment of the area. bakeshop in the northwest area—located at Other changes in the organi- zational setup of the United 12945 W. 7 MILE, cor. SORRENTO Nations would see Benjamin A. Cohen, of Chile, transferred from the information depart- ment to the Assistant Secretary- Serving the same fine old fashioned breads, delicious rolls, pastries ship for Trusteeship Affairs; and cakes that made Zeman's famous— Col. Alfred G. Katzin, of South. Africa, in charge of the person- Specializing in nel department, and Robert individually designed cakes for every happy occasion. Marjolin, of France, to be chief of the department of economic and social affairs. Circuit Judge George Edwards , will be master of ceremonies at the eighth annual presentation ! of community service awards by Workmen's Circle Branch 463-E! (Trade Union Branch), at WC Center, on Linwood, 8:30 p.m., Sunday. This year's award winners are: Ken Morris, President of Briggs Local 212, UAW-CIO; Mrs. Frances E. Mueller, founder and president of Consumers League of Michigan; and Miss Florence G. Cassidy, executive secretary of the nationality df,.- partment, United Community Services. Ken Morris is receiving his plaque for continuing service in the field of trade unionism where he has been an articulate spokesman for democratic un- ionism, fair play in employment opportunities, and for the cause of worker participation in the electoral process. Miss Cassidy will receive her plaque from Dr. Harold Silver, Director of the Jewish Social Service Bureau: Mrs. Mueller from Father Clement Kern, BEN KATZMAN Satovsky Elected As NP JMC Region Heed At the regional meeting of the National Federation of Jewish Men's Clubs, held in Toledo,•Ab- raharn Satovsky of Detroit was elected president. Herbert L. Harris, Detroit, Harry Kraus, To- ledo, Lewis Broth, Cleveland, and Julian Feller, Flint, were chosen vice-presidents; Carl R. Lich- tenstein and Harold Marshall, both of Detroit, secretaries; Ben B. Sidlow of Detroit, treasurer. The following members of De- troit congregations affiliated with NFJMC were elected mem- bers of the board of directors: Adas Shalom: Rudolph Shulman, Nich- olas Lazar, Julius Allen, Daniel Shapiro. Beth Aaron: Ernest J. White, Emanuel M. Sulkes, Samuel Lankin, Ben Drapkin. Zeman's Says Thanks! MONDAY, APRIL 26th ZEMAN'S NEW YORK BAKERY 12945 W. 7 MILE RD.. cor. Sorrento 9726 DEXTER 8735 12th TY. 7-4377 TY. 4-4800 UN. 2-7980 13137 DEXTER BORENSTEIN BROS., PROP. CLOSED SATURDAYS — OPEN MONDAYS WE. 5-9102 1,000 Arrive for Passover • TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Three ships bringing about 1000 tourists for the Passover hondays docked =in Israel April 14. This is a record high for a single day. April 13, 500 tourists arrived. Dave Diamond Orchestras — Entertainment 308 Fox Bldg. 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