StateS,'W indsor_ to be RepreSented a CJEWF Sessions Here This Week-End
UK I Northwest chapter
Northwest Chapter and
Central Chapter, Women's•
American ORT, will open their
season with a joint luncheon
and fashion show at 12:30 p.m.,
Monday, at the home of Mrs.
Albert Bloom, 19724 Canterbury.
Modern Fashions will provide
clothes to be modeled by mem-
bers.
in keeping with the theme of tion to the : problem of adminis- periences of communities whose view the significance of recent
the 18th Regional Assembly of tering small city institutions. ' Jewish population is under campaign experiences to local
5,000. Leonard Ostrow of Erie, communal s e r v4 i c e s, national
The Dinner Program
the East Central States Region
A • reception for representa- Pa., will be` chairman, with Jo- services and to overseas pro-
of the Council of Jewish Feder-
ations and Welfare Funds, "The tives, given by the Detroit Jew- seph Levine, Executive Director grams.
Following luncheon, a brief
Year Ahead for Federations:---- ish Welfare Federation, will of Fort Wayne Jewish Federa-
;:: take place at 6 tion, and Dr. Harry Arnkoff of business meeting and election
Issues and Responsibilities," in-
of regional officers, "Leadtrship
p. m. Saturday- Pontiac as discussants.
formative workshop sessions
in Jewish Communal Service"
,Education Session
and the dinner
have been scheduled.
"Commu n i t y Responsibility will examine training and de-:
..and evening
Detroit is host to the confer- .
for Jewish Education," a session velopment of leadership and
session
will
be
ence which will be held this '
held at 7 p.m.,_ led by Louis La Med, will looK the factors influencing partici-
Saturday and Sunday at the
hen Philip into central planning and fin- pation in Jewish communal
DRAPES
Statler Hotel. Representatives
service with Lloyd S. Schwenger,
''Bernstein, asso- ancing of Jewish education.
from communities in Indiana,
• CURTAINS
"The Significance of Cam- Cleveland, as speaker. Mrs. El-
ciate director of
Kentucky, M is h i g a n, Ohio,
CJFW F, will paign Trends," with Murray A. mer Moyer, Dayton, will discuss
• LAMP SHADES
Western Pennsylvania, West
ispeak on the Nadler, Youngstown, and other integration of women's activi-
Virginia, and Windsor, Canada,
• Fancy Table Linens
''"Assessment of leaders as participants, will re- ties in communal programs.
will participate,
the Jewish ----
Beautifully Cleaned
Samuel H. Rubiner, •president
nity i
C o m
and Hand Finished
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
Needs in 1954."
Bernstein
tion, Calls the conference "ex-
COMPLETE
DRY CLEANING
ceedingly valuable." • Three Sunday morning ses-
SERVICE
sions
will
be
held
at
10
a.m.
George M. Stutz, member of
the Detroit Jewish Welfare Fed- "Planning Programs in Small
AMBASSADOR-
eration's executive board and Communities" will examine ex-
chairman of Federation's health
HOLLYWOOD
LONDON, (JTA)—More than two-thirds of the people of
and welfare division, is program
Novel
Prize
Winner
CURTAIN
LAUNDRY
Britain
believe
that
there
is
danger
of
a
resurgence
of
Nazism
in
chairman of the event. Louis
Germany,•the Daily Express declared on the basis of a public opin-
LaMed, associate chairman of Author of UJA Film
and DRY CLEANERS
ion poll which it has been conducting. While nearly one-quarter
Federation's eduCation division,
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Don M. Mankiewicz, short- of the British population feels that the danger is serious, only
will speak at a session dealing
story writer and novelist, who some 18 percent see no danger of a' Nazi revival.
with Jewish education.
TO. 8-8044-45
Mrs. Harry L. Jones, president was awarded the $10,000 Harper
A warning against a "re-armed and cocky Germany," which
Cash &
of the Women's Division of Prize for his forthcoming novel, "would not think twice about exterminating millions of people to
FREE PICKUP
AND DELIVERY
CARRY
Federation, is chairman of the "Trial," - is the author of several attain its end," was sounded at a trades union congress at
IN DETROIT, OAK
10%
arrangements committee. Serv- TV and radio scripts f or the Brighton today by S. Lever, representative of the London Jewish
PARK AND
OFF
VICINITY
ing with her are Mesdames United Jewish Appeal, chief of bakers.
Samuel S. Aaron, Max Frank, which is the Hollywood pro
Friday, September 17, 1954 AMIDEMEI
Seymour • J. Frank, John C. duced film "The Big Moment," 8—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Hopp, J. Shurly Horwitz, Harry which will be shown over tele-
L. Jackson, Ivor Kahn, Sidney- vision stations in 75 communi-
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30,000 African Jews
J. Karbel, and Samuel H. Rubi- ties throughout the country in
I
THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO FULLY ENJOY
ner of Detroit, and Mesdames I. connection with the High Holy To Be Settled in Israel
Ben Ezra, L. A. Gaf fen, Ben Days.
THE NEW YEAR
Mathews, N. Tepperman, Harry
Mankiewicz is the writer of
Be Sure You Have Everything You Need
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The Jew-
Vexler and Irving Wayne of the UJA humorous radio drama, ish Agency plans to resettle some
for Complete Observance
Windsor.
•
"Go South, Young Man," which 30,000 North African Jews in Is-
Oneg Shabbat •
$1.75 •
LARGE SIZE MARZUR —Set of 2
was heard over a nationwide rael during the coming year at
Preceding the opening of the radio network in honor of Is- an estimated cost of 450,000,000
$.1.25 up
TALAS I M
Assembly, at an Oneg Shabbat, rael's sixth anniversary in May pounds, Dr. Giora Josepthat,•
BEAUTIFUL
KIDDISH
CUPS
and
CANDLESTICKS
a session will e held at 12: 30 of this year, and starred Mac- JeWish Agency treasurer, an-
All kinds of New Year. greeting cards, 7 in one attractive folder.
p.m. Saturday on "The Jewish
nounced. He said that the funds
•
Carey.
1 Extra for lc
Family Agency and Planning donald
would be provided by the gov-
"The
Big
Moment"
features
a
for Communal Needs" with Her-
An unusual greeting' card from Israel in the form of a7 --One Side an
ernment
development
budget,
bert•H. Schiff of Columbus and cast of top Hollywood perform- the Agency and by various cam-
attractive new year greeting and on the other—a tuneful holiday
SPECIAL, 3 FOR $1.00.
Lee Ferbestein, Akron, leading ers, headed.' by Academy Award , paigns in Israel and abroad.
song. Reg. Price
winner
Donna
Reed,
Robert
the discussion.
Remember your friends and relatives in Israel for the holidays with
Young,
Thomas
Mitchell,
John
Dr.
Josephthal,
who
left
for
Soya _Script. Get them from a responsible agent. We ore an au-
At 3 p.m., "Planning for the
thorized agent for Soya Script.
Aging in Small and Intermedi- Derek, Eduard Franz and For- the United States, said that half
ate Cities," a session led by rest Tucker. It was produced by of the 30,000 immigrants—in 6.-
BORENSTEIN'S BOOK and MUSIC STORE
Sidney Mahalowitz, Indianap- Paramount Pictures for UJA 000 family units—will be settled
TO. 6-9504
olis, and Dr. Henry Hartman, with - Mel Epstein as producer directly in agricultdral settle- 4 12066 Dexter
■
ments.
Toledo, will give special atten- and Nathan Juran as director.
,
T ire-Thirds of British People
Fear Nazi Rebirth In Germany
.
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Jhe Women; 2)iviOion
droll Committee /or
S tate oie Jorael Pondt
proudly pre:ten/3
"Yes, I'll 'buy an Israel Bond right now," says
Mrs. George Spoon- (left), -after listening to a
stirring talk by Avis Shulman (center) in the
home of Mrs. Benjamin Gould (right).
G4
Outstate Women buy Bonds, too—Mrs. Ida. Gal-
low (center), of Pontiac hands her $1,000 check
to Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn (right) after an address
in the latter's home by Goldie Adler (left).
-wVetroit 3Premiere
PERALOGUE"
Carol Longone s Musical Digest Version. of "La Traviata"
Tuesday at 12:30 P.M.
Ctatriwg.
Mathilde Sarrand, Bernard Green, Lee Johnson
Guest of Honor:
ESTHER NERLITZ, First Secretary of the Israel Embassy
Admission:
Purchase of an Israel Bond, or membership in the
"CHEN CLUB" (sale or collection of $2,500 in Bonds)
.
In the first of a series of parlor meetings for the "Operalogue," Goldie Adler,
beloved Detroit communal leader, spoke to an enthusiastic group in the sum-
mer home of Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn, 3277 Interlaken Road, Pine Lake. Among
those shown with Mrs. Adler (top right) are Mrs. Cohn (lower right) and
"Operalogue" Committee Co-Chairmen, Mrs. Harry Kay and Mrs. Joseph
Katchke (second and third from right bottom, respectively).
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STOLLMAN SUMMER ESTATE
2675 Lake Angelus Road - Pontiac
.
Dessert
Luncheon Will Be Served — Transportation Availabl(
OPERALOGUE COMMITTEE - WO. 2-5091
Avis .Shulman, National Chairman of the Israel Bond Speakers Division, re-
ported on her recent Israel visit to an inspired assembly in the home of Mrs.
Benjamin Gould, 18490 Roselawn. She congratulated the group for enrolling
Sponsors ($1,000 Bond buyers) for the "Operalogue." Seated around Mrs. Shul-
man (center) are "Operalogue" Committee heads, Mrs. Kay and Mrs. Katehke
(left and right of Mrs. Shulman), and Mrs. Gould (right).