Creek Hospital to provide de-
cent clothes for the patients to
put on their backs, which was
met with similarly fine response
by Oak Parkers.
A third .citation to Oak Park's
citizenry was its "unceasing co-
operation" in supporting in past
years the Poppy Day drive con-
ducted by JWV. A record sum
was expected to be collected
this year during Thursday's
campaign.
In responding to the presen-
tation of the plaque, Mayor
Marshall said that he respect-
ed the value of having a Jew-
ish War Veterans organiza-
tion in the community.
The Silverman units, which
have a large number of subur-
ban residents in their ranks, also
gave recognition to Leo Nelson,
retiring Post commander, and
Estelle Gubow, retiring _Auxil-
iary president.
Joining Littman in office as
president of the Auxiliary was
Mrs. Ida Schein. Littman" pre-
vidusly served as commander of
Lawrence H. Jones Post and as
commander of the JWV Depart-
ment of Michigan.
JWV.
The plaque given to Mayor
He cited the drive conducted Marshall will be hung in the
by the organization three years Oak Park City Hall.
ago to help tornado victims in
Flint, Mich., and said that the
Oak Park community had re- 10 Mile Center Starts
sponded with over six tons of Tuesday Chess Club •
food and clothing.
A chess club, which meets
Littman also mentioned the every Tuesday, has been
recently - completed clothing formed at the 10 Mile branch Of
drive for veterans at Battle the Jewish Center. Anyone in-
terested' in the game is invited
to join.
According to Norman Levine,
president, a tournament will be
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By the Oak-Woodser
Oak Park, known as "The
City with a Future," has a new
designation today.
It is also recognized as "The
City with a Heart," a title con-
ferred upon the growing com-
munity by the Sgt. Morton Sil-
verman Pest 418 of the Jewish
War Veterans.
At ceremonies of installation
which took place last Sunday
evening, in the JWV Memorial
Home in Detroit, the Silvertnan
Post and Auxiliary presented a
plaque to the people of the city
of Oak Park.
The inscription on the plaque
read "For humanitarian respon-
siveness to human need."
The plaque was presented to
- Mayor Richard W. Marshall,
who represented the- people of
Oak Park, by Henry Littman,
the newly-installed commander
of the Silverman Post,
In presenting the award,
Commander Littman called
attention to the unending co-
operation of Oak Park's citi-
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to all calls for help issued by

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Alonah Pioneer Women
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Alonah Chapter of Pioneer
Women will meet at 8:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the home of Mrs.
Shirley Sachs, 15111 Burton,
Oak Park,
Mrs. Carol Salinger, program
chairman, announces that a rep-
resentative of Bnai Brith's Anti-
Defamation League will conduct
a rumor clinic.
A social hour will follow the
program. For information on
transportation, call Mrs. Sachs,
LI 7-7863, or Mrs. Gloria Green-
bert, president, LI 3-4324.

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Beth ShalomVotes
for Nominating
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Max Dobrowitsky was re-
elected president of Cong. Beth
Shalom at a recent general syn-
agogue meeting. The nominat-
ing slate, which was unanim-
ously adopted, also included:
Harry Grenader, executive
vice-president; Morris Arno-
witz and Robert White, vice-
presidents; Seymour Tarnoff,
treasurer; Walter Nussbaum
and Mrs. Fred Krauss, secre-
taries.
Elected to the board of •direct-
ors were Morris Coleman, Jerry
Efros, Alfred Goldstein, Edward
Gordon, Mrs. Erwin Jaffee,
Gordon Meisner, Albert Rosen-
blum and Beryle Walters.
The meeting also served to
announce the appointment of
Cantor Ruben Erlbaum, of New
York, as the synagogue's first
permanent cantor.
A report on the construction
of the present building indicat-
ed that it will be ready for
sabbath services on June 8.
Meanwhile, plans are going
forward for a steak bar-b-q din-
ner at 9 p.m., Saturday, at the
home of the Albert Rosenblums,
13117 Vernon, Huntington
Woods,
Mrs. Rosenblum, Mrs. Max
Dobrowitsky and Mrs. Joseph
Cohen, co-chairmen, state that
admission is by contribution to
the fund-raising drive.
Hostesses will include Mes-
dames George Duchin, Hal Ei-
s e n b e r g, Bernard Goodman,
Milton Gorelick, Harry Gren-
ader, Walter Nussbaum, Ber-
nard Plotkin; Harry Rosenblum,
Joseph Sheldon and Philip
Sternfeld. .
For information, call Mrs.
Seymour Tarnoff, LI 6-2155.

Center Art Pupils
to Exhibit Work

The first annual student art
exhibit at the Ten Mile Jewish
Center will be held from 2 to
5 p.m., Sunday, in the' center
assembly hall, according to an-
nouncement by . Mrs. Benjamin
Shwayder, chairman of the fine
arts cominittee.
The exhibitors, ranging in
age from six years- to adults,
have studied at the Oak Park
Center under Ben Glicker, Sam
Pucci; Lade Keck and _Jerry
Tenenbaum.

The Detroit Suburban Lodge
and Chapter of Bnai Brith are
planning their third annual in-
stallation dinner-dance, to be
held on Wednesday, at Sammy's
Avalon Room.
Mrs. Morris Tack and Melvin
Weisz will, respectively, install
Chapter and Lodge officers.
Dick Stein and his orchestra
will furnish music for dancing.

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Mrs. Jack Moskowitz was re-
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Ridge at last week's annual
meeting.
Other officers of the club are
Jack Hurwitz, David Eisenberg
and Sherwood Colburn, vice-
presidents; Mrs. Susan Brody
and Mrs. Esther Milstein, sec-
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urer; and Robert Fenton, par-
liamentarian.
At the installation dinner,
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will be Supreme Court Justice
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The annual report presented
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Oak Park Hebrew School
PTO Schedules Election

"Funny Face" Breaks House
Record at Krim Theatre
"Funny Face," currently in
its third week at the Krim
Theater, has broken all house
records there. The previous
record was set by Kirk Douglas
in "Lust for Life."

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Suburban Lodge, Chapter .
Schedule Dinner-Dance

Mrs. Moscowitz Again
to Head Suburban Dems

Oak Park Branch PTO of the
United Hebrew Schools will
hold its final meeting of the
year at the Hebrew School-
Center building, 15150 W. 10
Mile.
Election of officers will be
folloWed by a special installa-
tion ceremony, according to Mrs.
Jacob Axelrod, past president
of the UHS Auxiliary who is
chairman.
Films . taken at the Purim
carnival and model seder will
be shown at this time, and re-
freshments will be served aft-
erward.

for Monday, June 17 the Play-
house, located at Northland Cen-
ter, will feature a ten week sea-
son of distinguished names from
the world of stage, screen and
television.
The Playhouse roster will in-
clude Faye Emerson, • George
Jessel, Paulette Goddard, San-
ford MeiSner and Marie Wilson.
The productions, . for which
contracts have been definitely
signed include the following
weeks:
July.2—Marie WilSon in•"Will
SUccesS Spoil Rock Hunter?"
July 30 — George Jessel in
"Show Time". .
Aug. 6
Faye Emerson in
"Witness for the.: Prosecution."
Aug. 20 — Elaine Stritch and
Ben Gazzara in "Country Girl."
Date not set—Paulette God-
dard in "Laura".
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JWV Unit- Gives Oak Park
New Title: 'City with a Heart'

Kenneth E. Schwartz, pro-
ducer of Northland Playhouse,
announced from New York the
partial schedule of stars and at-
tractions for the second season
of the "tent - theatre - in - the -
round."
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