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April 29, 1955 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1955-04-29

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News Brevities

Leaders of American Reform
Judaism will pay tribute to Dr.
SAMUEL S. 'HOLLENDER, gen-
eral chairman of the Combined
Campaign of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations
and the Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion, at
a dinner in Palmer House, Chi-
cage, on May 17. The occasion
will mark the 100th anniversary
of the introduction of Reform
Judaism in this country.
• * *
VLADIMIRITZER E M E R G-
ENCY RELIEF ORGANIZATION
is planning a games party on
May 10, at Sholem Aleichem
Institute. For tickets or infor-
mations, call Mrs. A. Corey, TO.
5-0744.

*

* *

HENRY FEINBERG, psycholo-
gist of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau, recently published an
article in the Journal of Genetic
Psychology on a study of
"Achievement of Children in
Orphan Homes as revealed by
the Stanford Achievement Test."

*

*

Two members of the commu-
nity have been named chairmen
of various phases of the cele-
bration of "Michigan Week,"
May 15 to 21. Dr. RICHARD C.
HERTZ, of Temple Beth El,
heads the church committee,
and SYMOND GOTTLIEB, rep-
resenting. the Junior Board of
Commerce. is in charge of the
Speakers Bureau. Through vari-

ous divisions Michigan Week
will be observed in businesses,
civic organizations, schools, serv-
ice clubs and other organiza-
tions.
* * *
GEN i HAL HIGH SCHOOL
PTA •is sponsoring a fun fair
from 7 to 11 p.m., May 11, in the
school. A "family evening," it
will feature dinner, entertain-
ment and dancing. James Rach-
leff will be master of ceremo-
nies, and Robin Seymour, popu-
lar radio disk jockey, will be
present.
*
SAMUEL J. LEVINE, Mt.
ClemenS civic leader, was elect-
ed to the board of directors of
the National Jewish Welfare
I Board as its recent New York
meeting.
* * *
Victims of the Walter-McCar-
ran Law who face deportation
and denaturalization will be
honored at a banquet Sunday,
May 15, 2:00 p.m., at Parkside
Hall, 3119 Fenkell. The speaker
will be ALBERT KAHN, pub-
lisher and well known American
author. He recently published
the book "False Witness," the
story of Harvey Matusow, which
has created a nationwide con-
troversy.
* * *
When the PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA and its noted con-
ductor EUGENE ORMANDY ap-
pear at Detroit's Masonic Audi-
torium, Wednesday, they will
have been well launched on
their 55th season. In all that
period the orchestra has been
led by only four regular con-
ductors. This fact may be signi-
ficant with respect to the or-
chestra's continuity of success
and the dynamic vitality which
has always characterized it.

Housewives Acclaim
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A joint installation of officers
o DETROIT POST and AUXIL-
IARY .was recently held at the
Memorial Home. Installing of-
ficer Elizabeth N. Shapiro was
assisted by Rose Cowan, con-
ductress, and Mae Gunsberg,
chaplain. Officers are Lillian
Tullipman, president;° Tessie Ko-
minars and Pauline Goodfriend,
vice-presidents; Leah Levine,
treasurer; Sarah Hammer, Ann
Kurz, secretaries; Florence Wit-
tenberg, conductress; Hilda M.
Goldberg, historian and publici-
ty chairman; Rose COwan,. pa-
triotic instructress; Lillian Fink
and Birdie Rosenberg, trustees.

At joint installation ceremo-
nies for new officers of Sgt.
MORTON A. SILVERMAN POST
and AUXILIARY, to be held
Monday, in the Memorial Home,
citations of merit will be award-
ed to LeO Polk and the Wixie
Wonderland troupe. Polk will be
honored for his blood donor ac-
tivities, while Wixie will receive
a citation for the troupe's efforts
at various Auxiliary hospital
parties for children. -
The following will be installed
as officers of the Post: Isadore
Silberman, commander; Bernard
Koss, sr. vice commander; Leo
Nelson, jr. vice commander; Al-
lan Ostrow, quartermaster; . Sam
Haverman, judge advocate.
The Auxiliary officers to be
installed are: Estelle Gubow,
pres.; Evelyn Silverman, sr. vice-
pres.; Selma Cahn, jr. vice-pres.;
Rhoda Malinoff, recording secy.;
Rose Levitt, corresponding secy.;
Betty Kahn, treas.; Esther Hav-
erman, chaiplain; Irene Wigdor,
conductress.

*

* *

Sam Spolan was re-elected as
commander of Lt. ROY • F.
GREEN POST at its recent elec-
tion meeting. To be installed
with him at ceremonies Sunday,
at 8:30. p. m., in the Memorial
Home, will be Dave Prussian and
Morrie Richman, vice-comman-
ders; Irving Rubin, quartermas-
ter; and Al Heideman, adjutant,
Bernard Hoffman, past Depart-
ment commander, will conduct
the ceremonies. Members, their
families and friends are invited
to attend.
* *
YETZ - COHEN AUXILIARY
will meet Monday evening, at
the Memorial Home. Hostesses
will be Mary Shulman and Ma-
rion Sherman.
* * *
Newly-elected officers of Lt.
ROY F. GREEN POST and
AUXILIARY will be installed in
a joint - ceremony at 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday, in the Memorial Home.
Members, their families and
friends are invited to attend.
Refreshments will be served. The
Auxiliary is planning a regular
meeting at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the Memorial Home. Cancer
pads will be sewn.
* * *
At a recent meeting of LAW-
RENCE H. JONES AUXILIARY,
the following officers were elect-
ed to head the organization:
Deborah Bregman, president;
Dorothy Blatnikoff and Libby
Fogelman, vice-presidents; Ma-
deline Robbins, treasurer; Belle
Osterman and Minnie Solomon,
secretaries; Frances Gayer n,
chaplain; Dorothy Brown, Jean
Brose, Ruth Schreiber, Arlene
Rhodes and Mary Wallace, trus-
tees. An installation brunch will
be held jointly with the post at
11 a.m., May 15, in the Me-
morial Home.

The Detroit Round Table of
the National Conference • of
Christians and Jews, announces
the publication of three "Plat-
forms of Good Will" written by
leading Catholic, Jewish and
Protestant clergymen.
The fundamental principles
in the religious traditions of the
three faiths make good will and
cooperation imperative, accord-
ing to the writers.
The co-chairmen of NCCJ's
commission on religious organi-
zations, they are Dr. John Suth-
erland Bonnell, pastor of the
MOGEN ABRAHAM MEN'S
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian ICLUB will meet at 9 a.m., Sun-
Church; Fr. John A. O'Brien, of day, at the synagogue for its
the University of Notre Dame; minyan, breakfast and study
and Rabbi Maurice N. Eisen- program. The group has started
drath, president, Union of Amer- the second tractate which it will
ican Hebrew Congregations.
pursue through the summer
months. The Men's Club also
Sislin Guest at Home
meets at 9:30 . p.m., Monday, in
the third floor library of the
David Sislin, a frequent visi- new classroom building to study
ter of the Jewish Home for Aged, a prophetic book.
will read selections from Yid-
dish literature to reSidents on DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - 21
Wednesday evening.
Friday, April 29, 1955

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