Mr .and Mrs. Julius Green,
of Hollywood, Fla., and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Targ, of Chicago,
will be guests of honor at a
luncheon being given by the
Dora and Jif"us Green Fund
Committee of the Music Study
Club at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
the Women's City Club.
Targ, who is national chair-
man of the music section of
Hebrew University in Jerusa-
lem and founder and -...hairman
of Americans for a Music Lib-
rary in Israel, will speak on
the progress and needs of the
music library.
. This is the library which has
benefited from the frequent
gifts of the Dora and Julius
Green Fund.
Marguerite Kozenn Chajes,
co-chairman of the Hebrew U.
music section, will introduce
Targ. Luncheon arrangements
are being made by Mesdames
Maurice B. Benyas and Max
Reich.
During World War II, Targ
was president of the Music War
Council, receiving a citation
from the War Production Board
for his efforts. He was chosen
for an award in 19,51 as the
man who made the greatest
contribution to the democratiza-
tion of music for the preceding
25 years.
He established his AMLI in
1950 after visiting Israel and
seeing the musical life of the
Israelis. He is a member of
many communal organizations,
and is a lifetime Zionist.

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Music Study Club to Elect
Officers at Annual Lunch

Mrs. Sidney H. Jackson,
president of the Music Study

Club, announces that the an-
nual meeting will be held on
Thursday afternoon.
Beginning with a luncheon
at 12:30 p. m., in L'Aiglons in
the Fisher Bldg., the program.
will highlight the election of
officers.
The afternoon's program will
include several selections by
Mary Freedland, lyric soprano.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Oscar Kahan, TO. 5-7742.

Sinai Staff Planning
Knollwood Social Event

An ex-resident society of
Sinai Hospital staff alumni will
be formall3; established at a
social function planned for staff
doctors on Tuesday evening, at
Knollwood Country Club.
The program is an outgrowth
of the second annual Inter-
Resident Night, held at the re-
cent quarterly meeting of the
Sinai medical staff. •
Scientific papers were pre-

sented by 13 members of the
Hospital's house staff illustrat-
ing original investigations and ,
work pursued in addition to
their regular routine.
Awards to participants in
this program will be a feature

of the Knollwood gathering.

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Because

LISTENING

JOE EDELMAN, cultural di-
rector of the Jewish Community
Council, writes ... "Speaking of
the devil-quoting scriptures .. .
in the May 6 issue of the Morn-
ing Freiheit, the counterpart of
the Communist Daily Worker,
there is an account of the mean-
ing of the festival of Shevuot.
In . good orthodox tradition, it
recounts among other things
that "Shevuot commemorates
the conclusion of the Covenant
between God and the Israelites.
The down grading and vilifica-
tion of Stalin and its world-
wide repercussions have result-
ed in some unusual forms of
behavior. Who knows? Maybe
comrades will soon be asked to
reserve seats in and become
members • of synagogues and
temples."
* * *
NEWLY ORGANIZED group
for adults in the community,
Detroit Socialites, has 151g do-
ings slated for its first ambi-
tious function . . . an inaugural
ball, May 27, at Mayfair on
Dexter. . . . A floor show and
refreshments are on the agenda.
Purpose of Detroit Socialites is
for social, cultural and philan-
thropic activity.
* * *
SENT TO BFIT) early, recently,
as punishment, young Allen
Kales pouted that he couldn't
help it if he wasn't perfect . . .
"There was only on perfect boy
in the world that I know of any-
way," he muttered aloud . . .
Curious, his mother, Mrs. Sol
Kales, asking who he was, said,
"You mean George Washing-
ton?" . . . and little Allen re-
plied scornfully, "No, Daddy."
* * *
PROCEEDS FROM the an-
nual fund - raising dance by
Duartians of City of Hope .. .
June 9, at Masonic Temple . . .
will be used for cancer and lu-
kemeia research at the great
medical center in Duarte, Calif.
. . . Artie Fields will be in there
swinging away with his band,
and "name" entertainment is ex-
pected to complete what looms
as a fine evening of festivity.
* * *
EVER SINCE the chess game .
had started' about four hours
ago, a fellow had been looking
over Murry Koblin's shoulder
and watching him play...Fi-
nally, a bit irritated, Murry
asked him why he didn't try
playing a game himself...and
the onlooker replied, "I just
haven't got the patience."
* * *
BILL FREEDMAN, who'll
also be working out at Hazel
Park as an investigator, has
his share of tales with him,
too, and tells about the two
Americans dining in a Parisian
restaurant . . "I think this is
horse meat," declared one sus-
piciously . . . "Oh, I don't think
so," said the other . . . "I'll
bet you," offered the first . . .
"No, thanks," the second re-
fused. "I never won a bet on
a horse in my life!"

Greece Allows Refueling
Of Planes Bound for Near East

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ATHENS (JTA)—The Greek
government has granted per-
mission for landing and refuel-
ing of warplanes en route to
Egypt and Israel. Of f i c i a I
sources said Russian planes were
permitted to stop on their way
to Egypt while similar permis-
sion was given to French air--
craft destined for delivery to
the Israel Air Force. The report
said the planes carried Egyptian,

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Mrs. Redstone Elected President
Of AJ Congress Women's Division

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Mrs. Louis Redstone, a mem-
ber of the Women's Division of
American Jewish Congress for
the last nine years, was last
week unanimously elected its
president.
At the same meeting, _Rev.
William B. Sperry, rector of
Christ Episcopal • Church, re-
ceived the annual Amity Award
given by the Women, and spoke
on "Sperry Gyroscope . Covers
the Middle East."
Elected with Mrs. Redstone
were Mesdames Allan L. Wes-

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ton, William Cohen, Marshall
Brenner, Zeldon Cohen, Joseph
Greenberg and Melvin Nord,
vice-presidents.
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Others were Mesdames Saul
Robbins,– Alan N. Brown and
Celebrating
Harry Bookstein, secretaries;
1 0 -UR.S.
MRS. LOUIS REDSTONE
Myron Cole, treasurer; William
OF
FAITHFUL
Burk, Henry Caplan, Samuel
SaRVICE
TO THE
Linden and John Sturman,
COMMINITY
WE ARE NOW
membership and organization.
ce
Chairmen include Mesdames
S. M. Israel, commission on law
and social action; Allan •L. Wes-
For WEDDINGS, SHOWERS,
ton, inter-community relations;
BAR MITZVAHS, SWEET
Theodore Rosen, Jewish living;
SIXTEENS, ETC. Moderate
Sol C. Grossman, Jewish af-
Prices. Can accommodate from
25 to 125 people. Dance floor
fairs and Israel; David Fleisch-
and piano also available.
man, Louise and Stephen Wise
Serving dinners to the public
Memorial Funds; Louis Topor,
on Sundays and Holidays only.
community service; A r n o l d
See us in our newly beautifully
Frank, Israel bonds; Al Pad-
remodeled Dining Rooms.
over, public relations; Saul C.
Stein, publicity; , Nat Lacs, hos-
Kormendy's Dining Room
pitality; and Wallace Nathan,
and Catering
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contact and greeting.
TR.
3-7444
or
TR.
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DEXTER
Mrs. Redstone has been pres-
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ident of the Schaefer-7 Chapter
since she organized it in April,
1953. She is a board member
of the Jewish Welfare Organ-
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ization and a former board
Air-Conditioned
member of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
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She is also active in Hadas-
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sah, National Council of Jewish
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER SNACKS
Women, Brandeis Women's
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Auxiliary, League of Jewish
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
Women's Organizations, Ave-
12th at Hazelwood
dah Chapter of Pioneer Women,
TR. 2-4375
Labor Zionist Organization,
Histadrut, Israel Bond Women's
Division, Sinai Hospital Wo-
men's Guild, Parent-Teachers
Association and United. Foun-
dation.
She helped to organize and
has served actively in the Jew- LUNCHES - DINNERS. Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday.
Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Friday 4 p.m. to Sunday 11 a.m.
ish Parents Institute, and pres-
OPEN FOR PARTIES MONDAYS THROUGH THURSDAYS -
ently is vice-president of the
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Mrs. Redstone shares her BOESKY'S SID'S CAFE
husband's enthusiasm for art ALWAYS THE FINEST—
and architecture, and she has
DINING, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT. Complete dinners,
accompanied him on his trips
luncheons. After-Theater dining. Sunday dinners from 12 noon.
to Israel, another common bond
We Cater to Parties and Banquets
of interest for both of them.

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WE 5-9296
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