Sixth Annual Bnai Brith Ball
Slated Saturday at Masonic

The Fountain Ballroom of
Masonic Temple will be the
scene of the sixth annual Bnai
Brith Ball, to be held at 9
p.m., Saturday.
The dance will mark the
culmination of the annual fund-
raising drive conducted by the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Men's C 0 u n-
cils.
The local
c ampaign is
the joint effort
of 21 me n'
lodges, and has
been directed
b y Harry
Katz, chai r-
man, and Mor-
ris Blechman,
Katz
Sol Moss, Sam
Pearlman, Sidney Strauss and
Harry Weinberger, vice-chair-
men.

Saul H. Rose Heads
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Governor Williams
Testimonial Group

Saul H. Rose, automobile
dealer, has been named chair-
man of the sponsoring committee
for the testimonial dinner to be
given in honor of Governor Wil-
liams.
Members of the committee in-
clude Judge Nathan J. Kaufman,
Morris B. Gruskin, Wilfred B.
Doner, David M. Moss, Dr. Max
Karl Newman, Lawrence A.
Fleischman and Leslie B. Sch-
mier.

FBI Agent to Address
Speakers Club Meeting

Marcel Phillips, special agent
for the Federal Bureau of In-
vestigation, will speak on "The
Operation and Function of the
FBI" at a meeting of the
Speakers Club of the Jewish
Center at 9 p.m., Saturday, in
the Davison branch.
The club's program for April
14, also at 9 p.m., in the Davi-
son Center, will feature Gov.
G. Mennen Williams and Rabbi
Jacob E. Segal.

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Arrangements for the ball,
including the music of Dave
Diamond and his orchestra,
have been under the direction
of Harry Weinberger. There is
no admission c h a r g e, and
friends are invited to attend.
Proceeds from the ball are
raised to • supplement funds
supplied to Bnai Brith agen-
cies and philanthropies through
membership dues, the Allied
Jewish Campaign and other
agencies.
Among the projects are: Bnai
Brith Hillel Foundation, Youth
Organization, Vocational Serv-
ice, Bellefaire Children's Home,
Leo N. Levi Memorial Hos-
pital, National Jewish Hospital,
Bnai Brith Center at the Mayo
Clinic, Israel projects, the
Henry Monsky Memorial
Foundation and veterans pro-
gram.

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SULPHUR SPRINGS

Bernard Zysman, recently ar-
rived in the United States and
now a resident of New York, is
seeking information about the
whereabouts of a childhood
friend from Lodz, Poland.
Sought is Lonia Gebert, now
married but known to be resid-
ing in Detroit. Her Lodz resi-
dence was 18 Kilinskiego St.

Zysman does not have her mar-
ried name, nor does he have
her address.
Anyone with information is
urged to call a Detroit friend of
Zysman, John Helfand, WE
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LISTENING

at the bottom, Adas Shalom
wound up the well-paced Inter-
Congregational Basketball
League season by finishing first
in the North Division this year
. . . Last season's champions,
Bnai David, headed the South
Division , • Each team will
receive a trophy for permanent
display at its respective syna-
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gogue Playoffs are on for the
over-all championship and pos-
session of the traveling trophy,
now held by Bnai David . . .
Final game will be this Sunday,
The Greater Detroit Bnai at the Jewish Center on Davi-
Brith Council will install its son.
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22nd lodge in Detroit in cere-
monies April 8,
HOSPITAL PARTIES by De-
at Bel-Aire troit Auxiliary 135, Jewish War
Terrace. T h e Veterans, are always much
new organiza- looked-for doing by the guys in-
tion is named side, and the proceeds from the
the Eddie group's card party, April 9, at
Jacobson the JWV Memorial Home on
Lodge.
Davison, will be used to con-
Samuel Kast- tinue the fine work by the worn-
ner will be in- en .. . It'll be in the afternoon
: stalled presi- at 12:30 . . . Contact Pauline
d ent of the Gutfreund, chairman, for tickets;
Kastner lodge by S i d- UN 2-1829.
ney J. Karbel, president of Dis-
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LITTLE MARY JO MILLER
principal address will be given had a bad cold . Last week,
by Samuel W. Leib, past Dis- after snifling the flowers in a
trict president.
bouquet brought home by father
Other Lodge officers to be in- Oscar Miller, she asked whether
ducted are Theodor e Segall, or not they smelled good . .
Leon Sears and Israel Eizen, Mrs. Miller said that they did,
vice-president; Jerry Gura; and asked., "Can't you smell
Louis Cassell and Wallace them?" . .. Mary Jo shook her
Kinzer, secretaries; Harry Se- head and replied, "No, mommy.
gel, treasurer; Adrian Zaft, My nose is deaf."
chaplain; Harold Lampear,
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guardian; Frank Greenwald,
EVERY SUNDAY morning is
Robert Littky and Martin Ko- time for an attempt to recap-
pitz, trustees.
ture their youth by a group of
Prior to the installation, cock- doctors, lawyers, builders, etc.,
tails will be served at 6 p.m. and ranging from 20 to 50 years of
dinner will follow at 7 p.m. age ... The fellows meet to play
Members are invited to bring hockey on the outdoor rink be-
their friends.
hind the city hall in Oak Park
. .. The weather makes no dif-
Detroit Jewish News - 17 ference, because artificial ice is
supplied for the playing surface.
Friday, March 30, 1956
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o.e.gatiovs

FRANKENMUTH. MICHIGAN

Danny Raskin's

RALPH GOLDSTEIN, captain
of the University of Detroit bas-
ketball team, became the high-
est scoring guard in the school's
history by garnering 1001 points
during his three yeaers at U.
of D.
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BUILDER HOWARD STERN
tells about Julius Rosenwald,
the Chicago multimillionaire,
who once said, "I never could
understand the popular belief
that because a man makes a lot
of money he has a lot of brains."
. . . According to Howard, Rose-
enwald was fond of telling the
story about a certain man who
had won a million dollars on
number 14 . . . When asked how
he had figured it out, he said,
"I had a dream. One night I saw
in my dream a big 9, and next
I saw a 6, so I used by brains
and figured that 9 and 6 is 14."
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DISA 'N DATA . . . $1,000,000
binder policy on life of TV
character A. Freem has been
sent to NBC-TV, care of Steve
Allen, by Sam Zack and his
Globe Insurance Agency in De-
troit ... That evening of games,
April 22, by Mattathias Tent
Hive 1005, Maccabees, with all
the funds for Israel and Hista-
drut, starts at 8 p.m. at Lutzker
Hall, 15775 Couzens . . Mark
Levy is entertainment chairman
of the group, whose primary in-
terest is charitable work .
Can't recognize Johnny Isaacs
in the dark ... Not with all that
Florida tan .. .

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