Pharmacists Active in Allied. Campaign

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-5
Friday, April 23, 1954

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This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
of Jewish Interest

Kits in hand and ready to solicit prospects are members of
the pharmacists' section of the professional division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign. Among those present at their annual dinner
were, left to right: standing, HAROLD R. BRODMAN, associate
chairman of the section; MORRIS H. AVERBUCH, co-chairman;
MEYER L. GOLDSTEIN and JACK SCHNEYER, associate chair-
men; seated, ALBERT ROGGIN, co-chairman of the section and
MICHAEL H. WAINER, associate chairman. Also present but not
pictured was the honorary chairman, ALBERT BOESKY.

Release of Property of Jews
Killed by Nazis Sought in U.S.

WASHINGTON— The Ameri-
can Jewish Committee urged
Congress to approve legislation
permitting Jewish charitable or-
ganizations in the United States
to use $3,000,000 in cash, for-

A Young Israel Camp for
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FRONTIERS OF FAITH
Time: 1:30-2 p.m., May 2, 9,
11, 23.
Station: Coast-to-coast NBC-
TV network.
Feature: Waldemar Haffkine,"
the dramatic story of that sci-
entist's discovery of an anti-
cholera vaccine, May 2; "The
Camel and I," humorous story
of a new Israeli settler, May 9;
"Sayings of the Fathers," com-
memorating the anniversary of
the Warsaw Ghetto, May 11, 23.
The series is part of NBC's
public service religious series.

Pioneer Women Sponsor
World Jewish Child's Day

Detroit Council, Pioneer Wo-
men, extends a cordial invita-
tion to the community to par-
ticipate in its annual World
Jewish Child's Day, 8:30 p.m.,
April 25, at Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, Curtis at Santa Rosa.
Fenby-Carr orchestra will pro-
vide musical entertainment.
The following dance commit-
tee members are aiding Mrs.
Sam Isaacs, chairman: Mes-
dames Jacob Wilk, Gilbert Mill-
er, Max Stulberg, Max Nyman,
Blanche Rose, Louis Isaacs,
Philip Field, K. Kurtzman, Sam-
uel Bader, David Marks, L. Mur-
dick, Milton Harrison, Max Kan-
arek, Ethel P o r t n e r, Ralph
Levin, Julius Zemmel, Rae Fein-
berg, Charlotte Rovner, A. Pri-
mack, Isaac Benaim, B. Fish-
kin, Phil Needle, M. Kramer, S.
Goldoftas, Sarah Weiner, Eman-
uel Bauman, S. Rosenfeld and
Joseph Heit. For tickets, call the
Pioneer Women's of f i c e, TO.
9-7180.

merly the property of persons
killed by the Nazis. The money
is part of a much larger sum
from the same source frozen in
American banks under the
Trading With the Enemy Act,
which must be amended before
the funds can be made avail-
able.
Prof. Herman A. Gray of New
York University, appearing in
behalf of the American Jewish
Committee, as chairman of its
Foreign Affairs Committee, told
a sub-committee of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, headed by
Sen. Everett Dirksen (R., Ill.),
that the money would be used
for relief and rehabilitation of
the victims of Nazi persecution
who have survived.
Testifying in f a v or of an
amendment to the Trading With
the Enemy Act, Prof. Gray said
that enactment of the law would
carry out a "principle of Ameri- Men's Club of Beth Aaron
To Hold Annual Election
can foreign policy."

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Election of officers of the Beth
Aaron Men's Club will be held at
its annual meeting, next Wed-
nesday at 8:30 p.m., in the social
hall of the synagogue, Sol Pa-
nush, president, announces.
A report of the club's activi-
ties during the past year will be
presented by the president and
committee chairmen. A slate of
new officers and board members
will be presented by a committee
consisting of Sidney Weinberg,
chairman, Dr. Adolph Winkler,
Ben Drapkin, Morris Litvin, and
Max Silverman. Refreshments
will be served.

JAN PEERCE

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Moliere's comic masterpiece,
"TARTUFFE," opens April 30 at
Wayne University Theatre. Ad-
ditional performances are May
1 and May 6 through 8, all at the
playhouse at 3424 Woodward.
* * *
The whole saga of a large
musical. company touring Eu-
rope is as romantic as it is im-
probable. "Porgy and Bess" is
the first com-
plete American
company to
have done so.
Hailed by critics
from Dallas to
Vienna, f r o m
Pittsburgh to
Paris, as the
greatest Ameri-
can musical of
all time. George
G e r shwin's Calloway
"Porgy and B e s s" - opened a
three-week engagement at the
Cass Theater Monday. Cab Cal-
loway plays the role of Sporting
Life, the effervescent peddler of
"happy dust" along the Charles-
ton waterfront.
* *
The sculptures and water-
colors of BEN KROLL, Detroit
artist, will be on exhibit at
Garelick's Gallery, 20208 Liver-
nois, April 26 to May EL

City of Amsterdam Buys Two Synagogues

AMSTERDAM, (JTA) — The from the Ashkenazi community,
City of Amsterdam has bought went for the price of 500,000
two famouS synagogues in the guilders. A third synagogue, lo-
former Jewish center of the city cated in the old Amsterdam
which was laid waste by the ghetto, was purchased earlier by
Nazis during the occupation.
the city to be used as an archi-
The two synagogues, purchased tectural museum.

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