Bnai Brith Lodges Plan Events for
Nov. 9 and 14 for Israel Bond Drive

Lind Brothers, billed as "one
of America's most unique sing-
ing groups," will entertain at
the second combined Bnai Brith
program, "Star Night for Israel,"
in behalf of Israel bonds, set
for Nov. 9, at 8. p.m., at Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe. Bloch,
Brandeis and Fox Lodges and
Chapters will sponsor the event,
in cooperation with the local
bond office, according to Ernest
Curtis, chairman.
The third in this series of
Bnai Brith Bond. programs,
scheduled for Nov. 14, is now
being planned by the East Side,
Frenkel, Israel, Morgenthau and

Zager Lodges and Chapters.
Working with Chairman Larry
Beck are Co-Chairman Sam
Katanick; Lodge Presidents
Harry Gutentag, East Side; Ben
Ross, Frenkel, Harry Weinberg-
er, Israel, Harry Moss, Morgen-
thau, and Sam Pearlman, Zager;
Israel Chairman Nathan Slepian,
East Side, Henry Burston, Fren-
kel, Leonard Leonard and Jack
Weinstein, Israel; Jack Kutnick
and William Krefman, Morgen-
thau. and Victor Fishkind, Za-
ger : Chapter Presidents Mrs.
Sam Elkowitz, East Side, Mrs.
Harold Sternfeld, Israel, Mrs.
Rubin Sonne, Morgenthau, and
Mrs. Martin Rothenberg, Zager.

Dr. Priver Addresses Annual Meeting
Of Jewish Home for Aged on Oct. 24

Gus D. Newman, acting presi-
dent of the Jewish Home for
Aged, presided at the 43th an-
nual meeting of -the Home last
Sunday. - Over 250 people attend-
ed.
The guest speaker, Dr. Julian
Priver, director of Sinai Hospital,
spoke on the "Hospital and
Home Coordination and Co-
operation," and summarized
programs being developed in
other cities.
Featured on the program was
the playlet, "Mrs. Apple's
Gripes." The cast included Dr.
Benjamin D. Welling, chairman
of the recreation and occupa-
tional therapy committee, and
members of the Service Group
of the Women's Auxiliary, Mes-
dames Albert Potiker, Benjamin
Arkin, George Bass and Sam S.
Grand.
Other highlights for the
afternoon were an exhibit of
arts and crafts items made by
the residents in the Hobby Shop
and Sheltered Workshop, and a
demonstration of the occupa-
tional therapy program.
The following members were
elected to the board of directors:
Mrs. Benjamin Arkin, Maurice
Aronsson, Dr. Harry Bennett, Al
Borman, Edward Fleischman,
Dr. J. J. Jacobs, Dr. David Kli-
gcr, Ben Kramer, Jack 0. Lef-
ton, Dan LeVine, Hyman Margo-
lis, Herman Mathias, Sylvan Ra-
paport, Louis Robinson, William
Sucher, Frank Wetsman, Stanley
J. Winkelman and David P. Zack.
The Jewish Home for Aged
was organized 48 years ago to
accommodate a small group of
indigent and homeless aged. In
1937 it moved to its present site
in order to provide for the care
of 100 residents. At present
there are 200 residents in the
Home. Through the years, the
policy of admission was modi-
fied to provide services for the
infirm and chronically ill who

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Friday, October 29, 1954

Leon Kay to Address West Michigan Zionists

WC Elects Officers
Plans 2 Y oath Events

Leon Kay, president of the Ahavas Israel, 44 N.E. Lafayette,
Michigan Zionist Region, will Grand Rapids. His topic will be
"Israel's Problems and Ameri-
address the Western Michigan can Jewry."
Zionist Conference, Tuesday eve-
Our want ads get results.
ning, Nov. 9, at Congregation

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At a meeting held in the W.C.
Center, delegates to the Detroit
E-S Council of Workmen's Cll.=
cle chose the following officers:
Eugene Brownstein, chairman;
Sara Caplan, secretary; Philip ,
Fabian, treasurer.
The Council approved a youth
program. It will
dren's bowling league, meeting
ion Saturdays, at 2 p.m., at Dex-
ter Recreation.
Registration is under way for
the second year of Work-
men's Circle Young Cir cle
League Dramatic Club. Open to
youngsters 8 to 14, the activity
will be held from 10 a.m. to 12
noon on Saturdays at the WC
Center. Mrs. Dorothy Roer, jun-
ior program director
at the Day-
.
ison Jewish Center, will be ac-
tivity leader.
Branch 460-E will sponsor an
instruction session in square
dancing at the WC Center, be-
ginning at 9:30 p.m., Oct. 29,
under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Yelensky.

require institutional care.
This year the Home completed
the construction of two new
kitchens, the extension of the
dining room, a new boiler room
and other central facilities to
give More adequate and efficient
service to its present population.
These facilities will also serve
the new infirmary wing that Congress Women Continue
the Home plans to build in the With Dinner-Dance Program
near future, to provide addition-
Women's Division, American
al bed space for 100 chronically
Jewish Congress, prompted by
ill aged.
the success which greeted last
season's dinner - dance, an-
nounced this week that plans
are being made to make the
event an annual activity.
Abner C. Rosenzweig, who re-
Nearly 1,000 tickets for the ceived a plaque for his contri-
butions last year, will again be
donor luncheon planned by the
in charge, with Mrs. Myron W.
Ladies Auxiliary, Department of
Michigan, Jewish War Veterans, Cole serving as co-chairman.
The program will be held March
have already been sold, states
20, at Latin Quarter.
Mrs. Bea Sugar, president.
The donor, planned for Nov.
1'7, at Masonic Temple, will high-
light a give-
away program,
featuring a
weekend for two
at 'Oakton
Manor Resort,
Lake Pewaukee,
Wis., Mrs. Sugar
said.
T h e promise
of the oppor-
tunity of the
Mrs. Sugar Oakton w e e k-
end which is a favorite spot for
Michigan vacationers, Mrs. Sugar
added, has contributed to the
early record sale of tickets.
Mrs. Claire Spolan, general
chairman, is meeting with her
committee each Wednesday, at
the Memorial Home, to plan the
details of the event. Table and
seating arrangements are being
systematized so that women may
, be accommodated as late as
12:30 p.m., she said.
Funds from the benefit will go
towards the JWVA projects of
servicing veterans at Dearborn,
Ann Arbor and Saginaw hos-
pitals, for veterans rehabilita-
tion, child welfare, DSO and USO
programs.

JWVA Donor
Slated for Nov. 17

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An Invitation
To The Community
To Attend

The Jewish National Fund

Annual Con ference

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 7th
at 2 P.M.

At the Workmen's Circle Educational Center
11529 Linwood Avenue

DR. HARRIS L. LEVINE, President of The Jewish National
Fund of America, who has just returned from Israel. will
give his first official report of the Actions Committee Meet-
ing of the World Zionist Organization in Israel.
CANTOR JUDAH GOLDRING, of Congregation Beth Aaron,
will conduct the memorial service on the Second Yahrzeit
of the death of Dr. Chaim Weizmann, first president of the
State of Israel.

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The brunch for delegates will begin at 10 a.m.

Editor of The Jewish News, who
founded The Jewish National Fund Council in Detroit 36
years ago, will give the keynote address at the brunch.

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Rabbi Adler to Get
Bonds' Honor Scroll

Rabbi Morris Adler will be
presented with a special scroll,
containing the names of con-
gregants who purchase Israel
bonds in his honor, prior to his
forthcoming visit to Israel, it
was announced by Edward Rob-
inson, presentation chairman.
The scroll will be offered to
Rabbi Adler at the sabbath serv-
ices of Nov. 20, a day before
Rabbi and Mrs. Adler leave for
Israel.
Those participating in this
testimonial endeavor inc 1 u d e
•Mrs. Theodore Bargman, Louis
Berry, Abe Borman. Tom Bor-
man, Harry Cohen, Samuel Feld-
stein, Arthur Fleischman, Judge
William Friedman, Joseph Holtz-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Laikin, Judge •Theodore Levin,
Hyman Safran, Carl Schiller,
MOrris Schaver and Mrs. Meyer
Sh ugerm an .
A copy of the Scroll will be
presented by Rabbi Adler to Is-
raeli officials to become a part
of the archives of the State of
Israel,

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