Zionist Institute, 19161 Schaefer.
David Breslau, former na-
tional secretary of the organiza-
tion who has just returned to
the U. S. to resume work for
the movement, will be featured
speaker.
Dr. Last to Receive
Conservatives' Citation
and Mrs. Leah Koven will lead
in community singing. Women
of Branch 4 will serve as host-
esses.
The following newly-elected
officers of the Labor Zionist
Council will be installed: Sand-
ford Goldberg, chairman; David
Sislin, Harold Berke and Joseph
Edelman, vice-chairmen; Myra
Richardson, secretary; Morris
Ginsburg, treasurer; Phyllis
Pincus, program chairman; Mor-
ris Schaver, Sidney Shevitz,
Morris Lieberman, I. Pokemp-
ner, William Thomson and Nor-
man Naimark, advisory com-
mittee.
Dr. Marvin A. Last, former
president of Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue and presntly chairman
of its educational committee,
will receive a citation at convo-
cation ceremonies of the Jewish
Theological Seminary this Sun-
day afternoon, in New York.
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He will be one of 100 presi-
dents and former presidents of
United Synagogue congrega-
tions to be honored for their
active part in the conservative
movement.
The ceremony honors t h e
This Week's Radio and
memory of the late Louis Mar-
Television Programs
shall. During the program, the
of Jewish Interest
first Louis Marshall Memorial
THE ETERNAL LIGHT
Medal will be given to Samuel
Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Friedland. James Marshall, son
Station: WWJ.
Of Mr. Marshall, will speak.
Feature: "In the Beginning,"
A dinner which follows will
be addressed by Gov. Robert. B. the story of the last days be-
Meyner, of New Jersey, and fore the destruction of the
Hon. Simon E. Sobeloff, Judge Warsaw Ghetto, will be told.
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of the U.S. Court of Appeals.
MESSAGE OF ISRAEL
Time: 7:05 p.m., Sunday.
Student Music Club
Station: WXYZ.
To Begin Meetings
Feature: The fourth and con-
The student group of the cluding broadcast by Dr. Fer-
Music Study Club will hold its dinand M. Isserman, rabbi of
- sting of the season 8:30 Temple Israel, St. Louis, Mo.,
first
p.m., today, at the home of will offer a talk on "No Sec-
its advisor, Mrs. I. Mendelson, tarian or Hyphenated Vote."
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17198 Woodingham. Jules Yan-
COUNCIL BROADCAST
over, violinist will speak on
romanticism.
Time: 11:15 a.m., Sunday.
The group is open to all stu-
Station: WJLB.
dents with musical abilities
Feature: The weekly broad-
who are of high school and cast of the Jewish Community
college age. For further in- Council, - part of the Altman
formation, call Jack Fax o n, Jewish Hour, will offer a talk
president, TO. 5-1328, or Joanne by Dr. Max Kapustin, vice-
Weintraub, s e c r et a r y, UN. president of Hapoel Hamizrachi,
4-9009.
on activities of that organiza-
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and-appreciation dinner, Sept.
26, at the church.
The church annually presents
its citations to three community
persons who have distinguished
themselves in human relations
or civic undertakings.
Among those honored in pre-
vious years have been the late
B. Benedict Glazer, Rabbi Mor-
ris Adler, Dr. Shmarya Klein-
man, Sidney M. Srevitz, Hoke
Levin, Samuel J. Lieberman,
and Saul Rose.
Others to be honored with
Joffe are Mrs. Ben R. Donald-
son, president of the United
Church Women of Michigan, and
Mrs. Mary Kastead, of the De-
troit Teacher's Federation.
Speaker of the evening will
be Dr. James H. Robinson, noted
Presbyterian religious l e a d e r.
The Rev. Malcolm G. Dade is
the rector of St. Cyprian's
Church.
ADULT SOCIAL CLUB
Present A
FALL DANCE
At
DEXTER DAVISON BRANCH
OF JEWISH COMMUNITY
CENTER
SEPT 23rd, 1956 at 8:30 P.M.
DANCE TO BILLY SCHWARTZ
And His Orchestra
Members $1 - Non-Members $1.25
Refreshments Served
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Business Briefs
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J E. 9-0200
10-1 P.M.
B. M. Joffe, executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Community
Council, will be among three
community leaders honored by
The Women's Division of the
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church,
Jewish Welfare Federation will
at the 18th annual anniversary-
begin its program of member
education with a four session
Leadership Training Institute, Warn of Missionary
9:30 a.m., Monday, Oct. 1, at
the Esther Berman Branch of Mail and Fund-Raising
the United Hebrew Schools.
Acting on reports received
Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, divi- from residents of predominantly
sion president, said the Institute
is designed to show members of Jewish neighborhoods in the
the Women's Division how Al- Detroit area, the Jewish Com-
lied Jewish Campaign dollars munity Council this week took
enable the Jewish Welfare Fed- note of increased distribution
eration to serve the community of missionary material designed
through its member agencies for Jewish readers, which has
and advance Jewish causes na- been accompanied by a solici-
tionally and overseas.
tation of funds.
Isidore Sobeloff, Federation
The material, in the form of
executive vice - president, will magazines and brochures, is in
present "The Federation Idea," some instances partly in the
a talk on the history, activities Yiddish language.
and organization of Federation.
Commenting on the matter,
Mrs. Harry August is Wo- the Council noted that individ-
men's Division vice-president in uals representing recognized
charge of education. Mesdames Jewish institutions carry with
Irving Posner and Nathan N. them credentials of the local
Kaplan head the division's edu- Vaad Hayeshivot.
cation committee.
The latter arrangement is in
The Leadership Training sub- keeping with the agreement
committee is headed by Mrs. reached between the Council
Isidore Sobeloff and includes and the Vaad Horabbonim in
Mesdames Morris J. Brandwine. respect to solicitors who ap-
Daniel Cohn, John Grekim, J. proach Jewish householders.
Shurly Horwitz, Harold Robin-
Persons who do not carry this
son, Richard Shwayder, Harry certification have not received
August, Irving Posner and Na- the sanction of the Vaad Harab-
than N. Kaplan.
bonim for solicitation of funds.
"A NEW MORNING"
Time: 10 a.m., Sunday.
Station: WJBK-TV.
Feature: A tour of Israel from
Dan to Eilat will show the prob-
lems resulting from heavy im-
migration into the Jewish state
and the progress being made to
overcome these obstacles.
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Israel's
export of phosphates has in-
creased 80 percent in the last
year, Mordecai Bentov, Minis-
ter for Development, announced
here. He said Israel's annual
production of phosphates will
soon hit 150,000 tons.
Shipments to Japan will be
renewed under an order just Sid Shmarak's
received for 8,000 tons at world
prices. A final consignment of
30,000 tons is due to go to Hun-
gary shortly. A Hungarian rep-
resentative is expected here to
SPITZER'S HEBREW BOOK
negotiate a new agreement for
& GIFT CENTER, 18294
the purchase of fertilizers.
Wyoming, has just received the
new RCA Victor release of "Jan
Peerce Sings HEBREW MEL-
SPECIALTY
ODIES." In addition to favorites
on a previous recording, the
beautiful melodies Mom-E-Le,
Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen, Shiroh
TOP NOTCH ONLY
and Zemerl, have been added.
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BEST JOB IN TOWN
GRUNT'S MARKET, 18252
1—To those who qualify, draw.of
Wyoming, were high gratified
$7,500 to $15,00 yearly.
but extremely embarrassed re-
2—Five qualified newspaper leads
cently, when they sold out the
daily (no canvassing). 1,800
pickled herring (in jars) pre-
qualified leads guaranteed
pared by Mrs. Grunt. Things of
yearly.
this nature cannot be rushed
3—Average earnings per sale, $50.
say the Grunts, and beg the
With five chances daily for sale.
indulgence of their many cus-
1—No slow season. Leads 12 mos.
tomers until the product is
a year.
available again.
5—Present top-notch men earning
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$15,000 to $25,000 yearly.
Arnie Fuller, formerly with
6—Be associated with a nationally-
Holbrook Super Markets, is now
known company and a leader
the proprietor of HY's JUVE-
in its field.
NILE CENTER, 23021 Coolidge
7—Our plant is 26,000 square feet
at 9 Mile Rd. in Oak Park. Fea-
on a 10-acre lot.
tured are nationally advertised
8—Positively no canvassing. All
juvenile furniture, baby bug-
newspaper leads.
gies, strollers, bathinettes, and a
9—Immediate chance for earning.
complete selection of toys.
—PHONE—
MR. SEYMORE pR MR. JACK
Joffee to Receive St. Cyprian Award
Form Cultural Istitute
MONTEVIDEO, (JTA) — Dr.
Francisco Gamarra, Uruguayan
Foreign Minister, received a
Jewish delegation which in-
formed him of the establishment
here of an Uruguayan - Israel
Cultural Institute.
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9-THE DETRO IT JEWISH NEWS—Friday; Septemb er 21, 1956
Labor Zionists Set Opening Program JWF Women
The Detroit Labor Zionist Or-
A musical program of Yid-
Begin Training
ganization will hold a M'Laveh dish, Hebrew and English folk
Malkeh on Saturday evening to songs will be presented by Mil-
open the season at the Labor ton Hyman, young folk singer, Institute, Oct. 1