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Kopernik-Schaver Reunion Recalls Concerts in 1935

lar soprano, Emma Schaver, who Paul Paray—and other musical
was touring Israel's settlements. organizations, the open and va-
Mrs. Kopernik was dividing her rious theaters, have made re-
time between her piano concerts, markable progress and are
her teaching of music and work drawing overflow audiences.
in Haganah among whose mem- She also told of the success of
ar
bers she was known as "the little the new school of dancing which
has created folk dances in the
corporal."
In Israel, Mrs. Kopernik re- new state.
ported, the Philharmonic Or-
chestra—soon to be directed by I 0—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, April 1, 1955
An interesting reunion was re- Detroit Symphony's Conductor
enacted here last week, during
the visit in Detroit of Mrs. Yoch-
eyed Kopernik, director of the
Jerusalem Music Conservatory.
Twenty years ago, Mrs. Koper-
With Beautiful
Real Estate Division Vice-Chairmen left to right) MILTON nik accompanied Detroit's popu-

During her several appear-
ances here before Pioneer Wom-
en and other groups, Mrs. Kop-
ernik was introduced by Mrs.
Sch aver.
In her lectures, Mrs. Kopernik
described the progress that has
been made in the creation of
typically Israeli music. She said
that more than 1,000 are enrolled
in the Jerusalem Conservatory.

Set Your PASSOVER Table

HOWARD, IRVING FRANZEL, JACOB SCHREIER and SEY-
MOUR WINOKUR mirror the success of this Allied Jewish Cam-
paign division's annual dinner held recently, The guest speaker
was Giora Josephthal, Treasurer of the Jewish Agency for Palestine.

Passover Appeal Issued for Allied
Jewish Campaign; Divisions Meet

With the advent of Passover,
a message has been sent to the
rabbis of Detroit asking them to
remind members of their con-
gregations of the needs repre-
sented in the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
In the message, Samuel H.
Rubiner, president of the Jewish
Welfare Federation, points out
that there are still "thousands of
Jews in tension-ridden North
Africa" who need help - desper-
ately."
"In Israel, the struggle to build
the country and its defenses
against hostile elements con-
tinues. And in Europe, thousands
of Jews must be provided with
basic physical, cultural and spir-
itual necessities," Rubiner stated.
The message discusses "res-
ponsibilities to our fellow Jews"
and points out that these res-
ponsibilities can best be dis-
charged through the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign. -
"Our individual, yearly gifts
will aid the Jews in the North
African melahs, help sustain and
rebuild life in Israel, aid the

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Jews in Europe and foster and
maintain important and vital
programs in America and in our
Detroit community. These great
needs—both here and abroad—
can be met only by the greatness
of a community giving together
through a central campaign,"
Rubiner said.
Meanwhile, all divisions of the
campaign are actively engaged
in campaign tasks.
The food division and the ap-
parel trades sections of the mer-
cantile division held their annual
dinners this week and were ad-
dressed by Samuel Haber, Joint
Distribution Committee director
for Morocco.
The dentists of the profession-
al division held their brunch
Sunday • while arts and crafts
division key members met at the
office of Hy Safran, associate
chairman of pre-campaign, for a
buffet dinner.
This week, the engineers and
scientists section of the mechan-
ical trades division will hold
their annual dinner at the Park-
Shelton Hotel, 6:30 p.m., Tues-
day. On Monday, the metal. deal-
ers will meet at the City Club,
at 6:30 p.m.
Alan M. Feinberg, of the Jew-
ish Agency for Palestine, will be
guest speaker at the engineers
and scientists dinner.

JDC Yoghurt Recipe
Aids Jewish Survival

PRESERVE THE FREEDOM OF OUR
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN MICHIGAN

PRESERVE THE INDEPENDENCE OF
OUR COURTS IN MICHIGAN

The election, April 4th, of these candidates
will insure continuance of Michigan's he:
educational system and the independence of
Michigan's Supreme Court:

The Political Bosses of the CIO
are plotting to take over the direc-
tion of Michigan schools and to
"pack" our Supreme Court.

LUREX

Men's Club Region
Sets Con ference

The semi-annual conference
of the Great Lakes Region, Na-
tional Federation of Men's Clubs,
will open with a buffet dinner
and dance at 9 p.m., April
16, at Bnai Israel Synagogue,
London, Ontario.
Representatives from 11 men's
clubs in Michigan, Ohio and
Southern Ontario will attend the
program and the all-day con-
ference to follow on April 17.
The meeting's theme will be
"Men's Clubs in Action."
Rabbi J. Shtull, of London,
Ont., will be the conference's
keynote speaker, following which
three workshops are scheduled,
on adult education, how to de-
velop leadership in men's clubs
and purposes and functions of
men's clubs in community af-
fairs.
The election of officers and
members of the board of direc-
tors will be included in the
business sessions. Wives of rep-
resentatives will attend a tea at
2 p.m., April 17.
Local men's clubs participat-
ing will be from Adas Shalom
Synagogue, Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue, Cong. Bnai Moshe and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. Abraham
Satovsky, of Detroit, is regional
president.

World ORT Adopfs-
$3,768,000 '55 Budget

GENEVA, (JTA)—A 1955 bud-
get of $3,768,000 for the activities
of the World ORT Union was
adopted at a meeting of the or-

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Last year, the ORT spent $3,202,-
DI. 1-2717
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"For each kilogram of proc-
schools and training centers.
essed milk, add three teaspoons•
ful of fresh yoghurt. Mix well,
cover and keep at steady item-
perature."
All accounts
There is more than an ordi-
insured to
nary recipe for the making of
yoghurt; it is an indication of
$10,000 by an
the extensive area of activity in
instrumentality of the
which the Joint Distribution
Committee, a beneficiary of the
United States Government
United Jewish Appeal, is occu-
pied. The recipe is one of sev-
eral suggestions made by JDC
in distributing powdered milk
to relief and welfare organiza-
tions in France.
The milk is made available
free of charge to JDC from the
surplus stocks of the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, then
distributed by JDC to overseas
institutions devoted to serving
needy Jewish individuals and
families.
Since late 1952, great quanti-
ties of the dairy products have
Our advisory experts are available
been sent to JDC-supported
schools and medical centers in
to discuss your savings, home
Morocco and Tunisia, to the old-
age home in Yugoslavia and to
improvement and mortgage inquiries
Malben, JDC's program in Is-
rael. In North Africa, more
than 30,000 children are given
without obligation to you.
hot, nourishing food along with
generous portions of milk and
milk products during the day.
In Casablanca, 5,000 bottles of
sterilized milk are distributed
daily to new-borns and infants
suffering frota nutritional de-
ficiency. The allocation by JDC
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CLAIR L TAYLOR
for Superintendent of
Public Instruction
X J. JOSEPH HERBERT,
for University of Michigan
Board of Regents
X WILLIAM B. CUDLIP
for University of Michigan
Board of Regents
X SARAH VAN HOOSEN JONES
for State Board of Agriculture,
Michigan State College
X DALE STAFFORD
for State Board of Agriculture,
Michigan State College
X STEPHEN S. NISBET
for State Board of Education

On the non-partisan ballot for
Justice of the Supreme Court

X LELAND W. CARR

X D. HALE BRAKE

VOTE WITH A
CLEAR CONSCIENCE APRIL 4!

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