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Congress Women Schedule
Council Annual Dinner Next Monday Israeli Painting Stephen Wise Dinner-Dance Mar. 21
The annual Stephen Wise according to Mrs. Zeldon Cohen,
In Lansing Today Dinner-Dance
of the Women's pr esident.
H. Lehrman to Address Food Service' Governor to Get
A delegation of Detroiters will
Present Governor Williams with
the Blum painting of "Jeru-
salem," at a ceremony in Lan-
sing, at 1 p.m. today.
Miss Yurika Mann, director
of the . Jerusalem Art Gallery,
who is supervising the art ex-
hibition at Temple Israel, will
accompany the Detroit delega-
tion, headed by Charles E. Fein-
berg.
The painting, a gift Of 10
Detroiters, will be placed perm-
anently in the Michigan State
Capital.
Miss Mann announced that
the exhibition, at Temple Is-
_ rael, has been extended by
popular request to next Fri-
day, March 16.
A number of 'lectures were
given by Miss Mann to visiting
groups. ORT, Nordau Chapter
of the Zionist Organization and
,several Christian groups heard
her explanations of the art
works on display, at special
gatherings this week.
Julius Mehler
Hal Lehrman, foreign cor-
respondent and author, will be
the featured speaker Monday,'
6:30 p.m. at the Statler Hotel
at the annual food service coun-
cil dinner in behalf of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign, Hugo
Slotkin and Julius Mehler, din-
ner chairmen, announced.
Sletkin, who, with Mehler;
has enrolled more than 100
members of the division • as
sponsors for the affair, noted
that the dinner has come to be
a traditional evening of good
fellowship for the men in the
food industry, as well as an op-
portunity to help complete the
fund-raising job of the division
in a way that saves time for
its busy members.
Lehrman is known for his
authoritative • reporting on the
Middle East and the Iron Cur-
tain Countries. He is the author
Junior Hadassah Votes
On Regional Officers
Two Detroit members of
Junior Hadassah were elected
to regional offices of the or-
ganization at the recent Central
States Regional Conference held
here.
They are Sarah JOhnson, who
was elected a vice-president,
and Linda Schwartz, who was
voted a secretary. Other new
officers are Barbara Gindy,
Cleveland, president; Shirley
S c h u l in a n, Louisville, vice-
president; and Carol Ketron,
Cleveland, secretary.'
Two cities, Louisville and
Cincinnati, were welcomed by
delegates into the Central States
Region. For information an or-
ganization activities, call Miss
Johnson, UN. 2-4713.
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of "Israel: The Beginning and
Tomorrow," "Russian Europe,"
and innumerable articles in
America's foremost magazines.
He has served as correspon-
dent for Fortune, Commentary
and the New York Post and
holds a Guggenheim Foundation
fellowship for his reporting on
Israel and the Middle East.
Merwin K. Grosberg is chair-
man of the food service council
and Louis J. Cohen is associate
chairman. Vice-chairmen a r e
Herman Levine, Charles S. Litt,
Morris Music, Max M. Shaye'
and Alfred Weiss. Tom Borman
and Paul Zuckerman are taking
Itzik Manger, one of the most
specific responsibility for pre- prominent contemporary Yid-
campaign work.
dish poets, will deliver a lec-
ture here at 9 p.m., March 16,
in the Workmen's Circle Cen-
General Solicitation
ter, 11529 Lin-
Meetings Arranged
wood.
By Women's Division
The program,
Mrs. Harold Robinson, chair- arranged by
man of general solicitation for the Circle's
the Women's Division of the cultural c o m -
Allied , Jewish Campaign, has mittee, als o
t w o executive vice-chairmen, will feature a
Mrs. Max Lichter and Mrs. Ar- recitation of
thur H. Rice, to assist her in some of Mang-
keeping tabs on 24 divisions, er's chief works
200 captains and 2,000 workers. by Michael
Manger
Scherman.
Mrs. Herbert
Many of Manger's poems are
Frank is ther
campaign vice-
written on Biblical themes. His
chairman, wit
works have been read, set to
special respon-
music and sung in all Jewish
sibility for gen-
communities throughout t h e
e r a 1 Solicita-
world.
tion.
One of t h e
b i g meetings
scheduled f o r
General Solici-
tation is a
The three - year - old Young
gathering of all
Marrieds Group_ of Temple Is-
captains, n e x t
rael will bring nationally-
Wednesday, Mrs. Robinson
12:45 p.m., at the Davison Jew- syndicated columnist Dr e w
ish Center. Mrs. Harry L. Jones, Pearson to Detroit on, April 10.
Pearson, whose accurate pre-
W o m e n's Division campaign
chairman, will address the dictions on events to come
group on the causes included in brought him early fame in his
the campaign. Captains will re- newspaper career, will speak
ceive their specific instructions on national and international
in smaller meetings, each con- problems facing America in an
ducted by one of Mrs. Robin- election. year. His talk will em-
son's vice-chairmen: Mesdames p`hasize the Arab-Israel struggle
Morris J. Brandwine, Bernard in the Middle East.
A. Gourwitz, Benjamin R. Gil-
Earl Hordes is chairman of
tow, Sander A. Hillman, Adolph the April 10 program, which
Lowe and Norman Naimark.
will be presented in the 1400-
Temple
of
seat auditorium
JNF To Plant Forest
Israel. His committee is corn-
posed of all of the Young
In Toscanini's Honor
Marrieds, board members.
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Plans
Tickets for the event have
for the planting of a forest to
-honor conductor Arturo Tos- been distributed and are avail-
canini • on the occasion of his able from any board member or
forthcoming 89th birthday were by calling the temple office,
announced here by the Jewish UN. 3-7769.
The Pearson talk is the first
National Fund. The forest will
also commemorate the 20th an- extensive fund-raising affair
niversary of Mr. Toscanini's undertaken by the Young Mar-
first visit to Israel to conduct rieds Group. Proceeds will be
the Israel Philharmonic Or- given to the temple for its
chestra.
activities building fund.
The s new temple addition,
8—Detroit Jewish News which is to be built adjacent
Friday, March 9, 1956
to the present building, is now
under construction.
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South-Central Chapter has
planned a membership luncheon
for Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Arthur Robbins will review
"The Mind Alive." Women wish-
ing to attend should contact
Mrs. Henry Caplan, president.
Mrs. Joseph Greenberg, presi-
dent of Louise Wise Chapter,
announces a dessert luncheon at
12:30 p.m., March 21, in the
home of Mrs. Roslyn Baum,
25920 York, Huntington Woods.
Mrs. W. K. Potter will present
a movie and speak on ."Social
Security and You."
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elected- president of the Detroit
Shoe Retailers Ass'n, succeed-
ing David Nedelman. Others
-elected include the following:
Nathan Marblestone, vice -
president; Samuel Plotler, sec-
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Division, American Jewish Con-
gress, will be held March 21,
at the Elmwood Casino, in
Windsor, it is announced this
week by Mrs. William Burk,
president.
A traditional social event, the
program celebrates the birthday
of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, foun-
der of the AJ Congress. Pro-
ceeds go to support the Louise
Waterman Wise Youth Center in
Jerusalem.
The evening will begin with
dinner at 6:45, p.m., followed
by dancing and a floor show,
headed by comedian Morey
Amsterdam, states Mrs: Sidney
Michals, chairman.
Other arrangements are being
handled by Mesdames Marshall
Brenner, Myron Cole and Nor-
man Silverstein. The community
is invited.
The Jerusalem Center pro-
vides lodging and meals for
young people from all over
Israel who. are brought there for
two-week courses in creative
arts and citizenship, designed
to train future citizens in the
responsibilities and functions of
a democracy.
Events planned this week by
Congress chapters include a
meeting of Northeast at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, in the home
of Mrs. Elias Goldberg, 1860
Balmoral.
A fashion show will be fol-
lowed by a Passover dessert
contest, for which husbands of
members will serve as judges,
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