- • t-• 43 Jewish Groups 'Regret' Senate's Cancellation of Religious Hearings Forty-three Jewish organiza- Rights, expressed "regret" that tions, in a letter to the Senate the Subcommittee had canceled Subcommittee on Constitutional scheduled hearings on the status of religious freedom. They transmitted with the let- ter a 4,000-word statement, de- tailing "significant impairments" of the constitutional guarantee against governmental interfer- Several important community ence with religion. The state- reports will be cast into the back- ment, they said, would have been ground, as the Jewish Commu- presented at the canceled hear- nity Council's Delegate Assem- ings, had they been held. Rabbi Abraham J. Feldman, bly, slated at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in -the Esther president of the Synagogue Coun- Berman Bldg., cil of America, and Mortimer Schaefer and 7 Brenner, New York attorney and Mile . Rd., dis- Jewish mmmunal leader, signed cusses the crucial the letter as co-chairmen of the situation which Joint Advisory Committee of the has developed in Synagogue Council and the Na- the Middle East. tional Community Relations Ad- In an -effort to visory Council. arouse commu- nal interest here, the Council is Mrs. Halprin bringing in Mrs. Samuel W. (Rose) Halprin, the dynamic former president of Na- tional Hadassah and presently A barn dance at 8:30 p. m., acting chairman of the Jewish Saturday, at Temple Israel will Agency for Palestine. The topic of Mrs. • Halprin's ad- inaugurate the first of three events planned this month by dress Will be "America, Democ- the Young Marrieds Group- of racy and the Middle East." There also will be a report by the congregation. Jim Schultheis and his orches- the community relations commit- tra will call and play the tunes, tee on the spreading of anti- and -refreshments will be served, Israel propaganda in Detroit, according to Mr. and Mrs. I. touched off most recently by an Dan Peisner, the evening's address delivered before the Eco- nomic Club by an Iraqi Moham- chairmen. The other activities for the med Fadhil Jamali. The Council stand on the cele- month include the fourth an- nual Hanukah Workshop, to be bration of Hanukah and Christ- held at 8 p. m., Nov. 29, and mas in the public schools also the opening meeting of the Fam- will be announced. The meeting will close with a ily Living Group, slated for 8:30 p. m., Tuesday, both scheduled social hour, at which members of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith in the temple. The workshop will be divided Women's Council will serve as into four sessions: home decora- hostesses. tions, led by Dr. Theodore •Ros- en; gift wrapping, greeting cards and games, directed by Mrs. Ben WE ARE NOW Magder; a culinary display and menus, led by Mrs. Charles Braun; and a photography ses- For WEDDINGS, SHOWERS, sion designed for the men, head- BAR MITZVAHS, SWEET ed by Jerome Arfa. SIXTEENS, ETC. Moderate According to Mr. and Mrs. Prices. Can accommodate hom Sidney Seyburn, chairmen, eight 25 to 125 people. Dance floor new members will light the and piano also available. Hanukah candles, and there will Serving dinners to the public be singing by youngsters in the on Sundays and Holidays only. temple's Hebrew classes. See us in our newly beautifully Dr. Leon Fram will narrate remodeled Dining Rooms. the story of Hanukah, and Rab- Kormendy's Dining Room bi M. Robert Syme will head and Catering an informal question and an- TR. 3-7444 or TR. 1-4485 swer session which will be con- 114 Pallister ducted during the concluding social hour. Dr. Samuel S. Bernstein, head of the pediatrics department at Sinai Hospital, will open the se- ries of Family Living programs, which is being conducted throughout the season by Har- old Karbel. Also to be featured is the film, "The Terrible Two's * HOT and- the Trusting Three's." JAZZ & v sessions All three activities are open nightly by the to the community. Sensibar to Address Dinner of Technian Danny Raskin's Jacob R. Sensibar, world au- thority on problems of earth moving which, on occasion, have literally involved "moving moun- tains," - will be the principle speaker at the tenth annual din- ner of the Detroit Chapter of the American Technion Society, Sun- day, Dec. 11, at the -Statler Hotel, it was announced by Murray Alt- man, chairman of the dinner committee. Sensibar has recently com- pleted the job of changing the face of a portion of Northeastern Israel. The drainage of the Huleh swamps and the straightening out of the course of the Jordan River, a development projeCt which had been on the agenda of the Jewish National Fund for many years, has added 20,000 LISTENING Mrs. Halprin to Speak At Community Council Delegate Assembly Young Marrieds Slate 3 Events At Temple Israel CATERING at 20 west - adonis DIXIELAND ADAMS DIXIELAND BAND AJC Divisions Start "they really move! Cash Mobilization * PLUS— your f a v o rite foods and our specialty "o u t of this world" corned beef. * free of Tax at the only Brass Rail in downtown Detroit BRASS RAIL - adams at woodward Woodward at Grand Blvd. Plans have been laid, or are in the making by all divisions of the Jewish Welfare Federation's Detroit Service Group, for a _cash mobilization drive to collect the remaining outstanding 1955 Allied Jewish Campaign pledges. Seymour S. Winokur, chairman of the cash mobilization commit- tee of the real estate and build- ing council, stressed the need for funds in a letter to con- tributors. To Our Many Friends Who Moved . . . So That We Won't Forget You! Stop in Anytime and Enjoy an Honest-to-Goodness . LIBE R MAN'S • Corned Beef or Pastrami Sandwich • Chicken or Beef-in-the-Pot Dinner * or Just a Bowl of Home-Made Soup We Would Love to See You Soon WATCH FOR OUR "FORGET-ME-NOT" SALE 12162 DEXTER TO 6-9804 — TO 8-9829 A LESSON IN fund raising can be gotten from the members of St. -Bede Catholic Church, who raised $116,000 in eight weeks for their new structure to go up at 12 Mile and Southfield ... Father C. 3. Keating decided on a vic- tory celebration, last week, with a sort of look-see note of all Jew- ish food at Sammy's in Oak Park . . How low can anyone get, stealing a City of Hope Cancer Fighter Blue Bank at a local eatery, recently . The person also took a Lion's bank . . . Betty Stein was waiting for a bus when a car pulled up, jammed on the brakes, and the driver asked if she wanted a ride . . . Instead of ignoring him, Betty politely asked which direction he was go- ing . . . and the "Wolf" said north "Fine," exclaimed Betty. • • "Give my regards to the Eski- mos!" . . Regards from Dave and Audrey Rappoport, former Detroiters living in Granada Hills, Calif. * * * THE JEWISH fraternity, Phi Sigma Delta, at University of De- troit, will receive formal recog- nition by the school in January . . . It's a welcome sight to see attorney Jimmy Saperstein the life of the party, singing and dancing with the pep of a hopped- upped roadster . . . and he's good, too! . . Murry Lieberman has not sold out the Lieberman & Citrin Restaurant on Linwood and Taylor, as so many folks are assuming ... He just changed the name to. Murry's . . and is still the owner . . . David Feldstein has been elected a lifetime mem- ber of the board at Young Israel Center of Oak Woods . . . He is chairman of the board .. Marion Raimi is the only female mem- ber . . . Max Nussbaum was elected president. ▪ * * WHILE RIDING in a cab last week, Sid . Keller spotted an eld- erly lady trying to hail the taxi he was in . . . It was a miserable evening so Sid asked the driver to stop and take her where she wanted to go . . . During a bit of conversation, the little lady ad- mitted to being 83 years old .. . When they reached her address, Sid said, "I'm going to see you safely to the door." "You pos- itively are not," she said force- fully. "My _husband might be looking." . * * MORRIS MOSS of Allied Auto Parts, reports this sign hung up by a nearby junk dealer at a rail- road crossing, "Go Ahead. Take A Chance. We'll Buy The Car!" . . . Across the river at Elmwood Casino, recently, fabulous enter- tainer Sammy Davis, Jr., 'de- lighted the record-breaking at- tendees no end with his continu- ous injections of Yiddish remarks . . . During a particular bit of wordage that had the crowd roar- ing, a woman at a table near us, obviously a non-Jew (of which there were a few!) poked her husband asking what he meant . . The hubby just turned his head and said, "Look, I came here to have a good time, not as your interpreter!" el144141•000 City of Hope Auxiliary Launches Drive for Funds •• DETROIT JEWISH NEWS THANKSGIVING All you can eat $2.95 '/2 price for children 4 SAMMY under 10 Roast Turkey, Fried Chicken, Chicken F'aprikash, Stuffed Cabbage Featuring Ziggy Bella and his Band Please call early for - Reservations S a S VI 2-9294 GREZ'S a • • WO Ihumjarian Village • .TE. 4-7730 or WE. 4-0879: Saimmiaomriumesammiloial 21 Family Style Dinners • • - Friday, November 18, 1955 ~NO WO Of004)001 935 LAWNDALE (N. of 8600 W. Fort St.) t %so • 11.14100,1•41.M1•0 WM.* TRAY CATERING Hot or Cold—In Any Amount BONE ll & DELICATESSEN 12647 DEXTER WE. 3-2656 . HAJJI BABA Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 3775 Gratiot at Mt. Elliott WA 3-9698 GRAND OPENING WEEK! Specializing in Shish Kabob. Finest Syrian and American. Foods. Bussinessmen's Luncheons, Dinners and after hour Snack. Private . dining room for banquets. Arabian dancers and entertainment. B ESKY Delicatessen • Restaurant I Delightfully Air-Conditioned • Cocktail Lounge Famous for Fine Food DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER-SNACKS Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 'a.m. to 3 p.m. TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY 12th at Hazelwood TR. 2-4375 WHERE TO DINE gto 503 E. JEFFERSON AVE. CHOP HOUSE WO. 3-7311 WORLD'S FINEST STEAKS. Two Beautiful Rooms, Cocktail Lounge and Detroit's Most Fabulous Dining Room, the "Executive Suite." !mported Liquors. Escorted ladies from 3 p. m. only in Executive Suite. BO ESKY'S SID'S CAFE - ALWAYS THE FINEST— DINING, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT. Complete dinners, luncheons. After-Theater dining. Sunday dinners from 12 noon. We Cater to Parties and Banquets 15241 E. Warren at Barham TU 2-3883 For An Early Breakfast or Midnight Snack. For a Light Lunch or Complete Dinner Stop at _ STAFFORD'S FINE 8333 LINWOOD FOODS Buddy's BAR-B-Q TR. 2-8500 Take, Out and Delivery Service Our Specialty .. . Ribs and Chicken right , off the fire. Cor. 12th & Clairmount Open 4 p.m. to 4 a.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 4 a.m. AL GREEN'S CARL'S HOUSE ROBIN HOOD'S Jefferson at Beaconsfield VA. 2-4118 Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5 to 10:30. Suppers 10:30 to 2 a.m. 15301 E. 3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking. TE 2-860e. Priv- edding dhin o t parties. Serving Finest Steaks, _er w c rct i L Foods ate te tan vorreirt the World's cellars. ■1111 serving. the finest and most delicious of foods, Steaks, Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious Hamburgers. "Served as you like it." 20176 LIVERNOIS AVE., 1 1,12 Blks. So. 8 Mile Rd. Open 24 Hours MARIA'S PIZZERIA . Detroit Auxiliary, City of Hope this week issued an appeal to synagogue and landsmanshaften groups and to social organiza- tions in the community to sup- port the work of the organization by contributing to its present fund-raising drive. H. Goldinberg has been ap- pointed cha4man of the fund drive by N. R. Epstein, president. Contributions to aid the work of the Duarte, Calif., institution may be sent to J. Simons, 17551 StoepeL acres of fertile soil to the agri- cultural potential of Israel. With . key personnel from his Chicago organization, Mr. Sensibar trained. Technion engineers and developed them into a cadre of technicians' who will be able to turn their skills to other similar projects now under preliminary development. These include the recently started mining opera- tions in the Negev. FOR YOUR DANCING: and ENTERTAINMENT: • PLEASURE • • :a • a • . •••■ ,• Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods Air-Conditioned . .. Parking Facilities . . Carry-Out Service 7107 PURITAN .. . Open 11 a.m. to 3 a.m. UN 1-3929 SAVOIA RESTAURANT Chicken, Steaks, Frog Legs, Dinners, Spaghetti- & Ravioli . We Cater to Families and Parties Full Course Dinner, $1.50 up 15508 LIVERNOIS Open Sun. CLAM SHOP and BAR UN 2-9775 TR 2-8800 Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted Sea Music by Muzak F•ods 2675 E. GRAND BLVD.