Disbande. 1'',-enzlauer Group Gives
$500 to He ti, oit Chapter of Hadassah
The Detroit Chapter of Ha-
dassah recently received a check
for $500 from the Eva Prenz-
lauer Maternity Aid Society,
which designated the sum to
work for the "upbuilding of Is-
rael."
The Prenzlauer group, formed
30 years ago to provide pro-natal
care and hospitalization to indi-
gent, expectant mothers, re-
cently disbanded. The gift to
Hadassah will be used for the
new Medical Center in Israel.
Presentation' of the sum was
made by Mrs. Al Freund, presi-
dent of the disbanded organiza-
tion, and Mrs. Rose Goldberg, its
first case worker, at a luncheon
in the home of Mrs. Nathan
Blatnikoff. Mrs. Sam u e 1 J.
Rhodes, organization chairman
of Hadassah accepted the gift,
which will. be commemorated
with a plaque in the new Com-
munity Health Center Building
at Bet Mazmil, Israel.
Mrs. William Isenberg, Hadas-
sah president, this week an-
nounced that April group meet-
ings will be held at 12:30 p.m.,
April 19, unless indicated other-
wise, in the following places.
Business & Professional—At
8:15 p.m., April 26, in Zionist
House, George A. Nickelson, Jr.,
of Watling, Lerchen & Co., will
speak on "Investing for Oppor-
tunity and Retirement." A social
hour will follow.
Bagley North & South—A
luncheon, installation of officers
and fashion show will b e
featured, with Mrs. Abraham
Flayer musical accompanist, at
Cong. Beth Joseph, 18450 Wyom-
ing.
Central East—Meeting at the
home of Mrs. Morse Saulson,
1675 W. Boston, there will be an
election of officers, current
events and review of the year's
work in education.
Central West — A dessert
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luncheon at Zionist House will
feature the installation of of-
ficers, with Hattie Gittleman,
inducting officer. A musical
prograirn will follow.
Greenfield — Meeting at the
home of Mrs. Leslie Schmier,
19365 • Lauder, there will be in-
stallation of officers, followed
by a talk on "Plan the Small
Flower Garden" by author and
lecturer Mrs. Hazel P. Dunlop.
Meyers—Mrs. Isenberg will in-
duct new officers, and outgoing
board members will be feted at
the home of Mrs. Richard Serlin,
5009 W. Outer Dr. A 'cocktail
hour is planned for 1 p.m.
RusSell Woods East—At home
Of Mrs. Peter Shifrin, 2005 Oak-
man Blvd. A luncheonette ,-and
vocational education -program
will feature "Careers Made in
Israel," election of officers and
cash shower for Hadassah sup-
plies.
Russell Woods West—Meeting
at 8:30 p.m., April 20, at Young
Israel Center. Mrs. Harry Lands-
man will conduct the installa-
tion, the film, "Yosef," will be
shown and a skit, "A day in the
Life of an Hadassah Husband,"
will be presented.
Schaefer—Dessert luncheon at
Northland auditorium, ,parking
lot E-100, will feature movies on
the past year's activities taken
by Shirley Lazell and Lucille
Shingles. "To Save One Life," an
Israel film, also will be shown.
Sherwood — Meeting at the
home of Mrs. Walter Field,
19346 Berkley, a luncheon will be
followed by installation by Mrs.
I. Jerome Hauser. Rabbi Milton
Arm will be guest speaker.
University East—Election of
officers and a speaker on "Ac-
cent on Youth" will highlight
the program, to be held at the
home. of Mrs. Irving L. Goldman,
18315 Muirland.
University North — DesSert
luncheon will honor the outgo-
ing board and there will be an
installation of new board mem-
bers at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Gilbert, 3067 W. Outer Dr.
A skit; "Millinery Modes," also
will be offered.
University South — Dessert
luncheon will be served at the
home of Mrs. David Redisch,
17166 Santa Barbara. "The skit,
"Millinery Modes" and installa-
tion of officers will be high-
lighted. .
Wyoming — Meeting at the
home of Mrs. Louis J. Cohen,
4414 W. Outer Dr., dessert lunch-
eon and installation of officers
by Mrs. Theodore Bargman will
be featured: A skit, "Bee in Your
Bonnet" and harmonica selec-
tions by Yitzhak Zarnir also will
be heard.
Avalon Hikers Set Outing
Sunday, to Bald Mountain
News Brevities
Wayne University announces
three work simplification classes
for homemakers at the Aaron
DeRoy Jewish Community Cen-
ter. They began April 5, 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. Other classes will be
held April 19 and 26. Mrs. Han-
nah R. Pretzer, instructor of
home economics at Wayne,
teaches the classes.
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Wayne's Mackenzie Union
musical comedy, "DEVIL MAY
CARE," will be presented April
21, 22 and 23, at the University
These Allied Jewish Campaign volunteers gathered at the mer-
Theater, 3424 Woodward.
'cantile division's alinual apparel trades dinner. From the left:
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FARBER FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday evening, in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bronson, 19340 Ohio.
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WINTERHALTER SCHOOL
PTA will present a play on men-
tal health, "Random Target," di-
rected by Paula Gutov. A discus-
sion. by Dr. George D. Barahal,
professor of educational and
clinical psychology at Wayne
University, will follow. Shoshana
Freedman will conclude the eve-
ning with several vocal selec-
tions. The. meeting is slated for
8 p.m., Tuesday, in the school
auditorium.
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Romania May Permit
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TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Thousands
of Romanian Jewish youths will
be allowed to immigrate to Israel
soon in a move by the Romanian
government to permit the re-
unification of families now sep-
arated, Moshe Kol, director of
the Youth Aliyah movement, told
a press conference.
Kol also expressed hope that
the Polish and Hungarian gov-
ernments would soon permit
Jewish orphans to come to Is-
rael. He noted, however, that
this "encouraging news" would
find the Youth Aliyah not com-
pletely prepared, because of a
shortage of funds.
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Michigan Trucking Association
seated, BERNARD WALKER, HARRY S. COHEN, counselor;
STANLEY WHITE, vice-chairman; standing, LEONARD MOND-
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- WALTER E. KLEIN, assistant
director of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council, will be a discussion
leader at the second annual De-
troit Institute for Neighborhood
Leaders,- sponsored by the De-
troit Urban League from 9 a.m.
to 4:34 p.m., today, in the Wood-
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Friday, April 15, 1955 •
VIN RAVITZ, social economist
with the City Plan Commission,
also will participate.
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Rabbi MINARD . KLEIN, of
Temple Beth El, will represent
the Jewish Chautauqua Society
as lecturer - at Cleary College,
Ypsilanti, Mich. He will speak
at an assembly, 10:15 a.m., Wed-
nesday, and will deliver several
classroom lectures.
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Elimination of radial preju-
dice rests on the proper educa-
tion of parents, according to
anthropologist Dr. John Gillin
of the University of North
Carolina, in a pamphlet pub-
lished by the National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews.
Entitled "RACE," the 16 --page
booklet analyzes some of the
popular misconceptions grow-
ing out of unscientific thinking
about human groups.
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Youngsters Learn Matzo
The Avalon Hikers will meet
at 1 p.m., Sunday, at the Avalon
parking lot for an outing to
Bald Mountain, Dinner and
evening. activities will be an-
nounced at -the lot.
THESE ARE' TRYING TIMES for the family pay-
check, and the lady of the house has a man's job
when it comes to balancing her budget.
She has a friend and helper in the truck, how-
ever, for, although she may not realize it, motor
transport helps keep the cost of living • down by
cutting transportation costs.
The average family spends more for transporta-
tion than for any other item save food. So it is clear
that the ability of trucks to increase the efficiency
of moving goods of all kinds results in substantial
savings to the conumer.
The thing we have to guard against is allowing
politicians to increase taxes on trucks beyond the
more than fair share they're already paying, for, you
see, every tax increase on trucks actually corns right
out of the people's pocketbooks in increased prices
for everything they buy.
Mercantile Group Holds AJC Diurier
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Launching their education in
a great tradition at an early
age, WILLIAM B. MANISCHE-
WITZ (left), treasurer of The
B. Manischewitz Company, ex-
plains the meaning of Passover
matzos to a' group of youngsters
during a tour of the Manische-
witz matzo bakery.
Playwright Moss Hart explains
the state of his insomnia: "It's
worse than ever: Now . 1 can't
even sleep when it's time to get
up,"
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