BB Women Reach Collect $51,000 in Cash Drive
3 /4 Mark in Drive of Bond High Holiday Appeal

to Raise $100,000

Mrs. Sidney Eidelman, over-
all fund-raising chairman for
the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Women's Council, this week an-
nounced that the three-quarter
mark had been reached in the
group's efforts to raise $100,000.
The 7,000 women represent-
ing 24 chapters, working under
the leadership of Mrs. Philip
Fealk, Council president, ex-
pect to meet their goal by Nov.
12, • the date of the "Star-Stud-
ded Revue, which will be held
in the Fox Theater.
Among the local philanthro-
pies which benefit • from the
money raised during the cam-
paign. are the three state Hil-
lel Foundations, at Wayne State
University, University of Michi-
gan and Michigan State Univer-
sity.
Often called the student's
home away from home," Hillel
provides religious, cultural and
counseling service to Jewish
students.

Stephen S. Wise, AJC
Elects New Officers

Hiram P o p k in has been
elected president of the Stephen
S. Wise Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress. Mark
Kaminski has been named vice-
president.
Other officers elected at a
recent chapter meeting were
Mrs. Frank Rosenbaum, treas-
•urer; and Mesdames Kaminski
and Popkin, secretaries. In-
cluded on the executive board
are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ab-
rams, David Goldberg, Frank
-Rosenbaum, Abner Rosenzweig
and Mr. and Mrs. Ezriel Weiss-
man.
_ Messrs. Rosenbaum and Kam-
inski will serve as delegates to
the Jewish Community Council..

Shown leaving Mrs. Samuel Borin'home after turning
in cash collected _on Israel Bond High Holy Day pledges are,
left to right, Mesdames CHARLES HERMAN, JULIUS RING,
co-chairmen; CHARLES VIKSER, Miss ESTELLE ZIRINSKY
and Mrs. SAMUEL BORIN, chairman. Mrs. Borin's home was
only one of 'several meeting places set 'up for this purpose.
Total cash- turned in was $51,000. A final report meeting is
slated for 10 a.m., Sunday, in the Hayim Greenberg Center,
when all workers are urged to attend to hear a final report
on the efforts made in the 27 participating synagogues.

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Mrs. NATHAN SCHWARTZ,
president of the Aesculapian
Pharmaceutical Auxiliary;
presents a check to VICTOR
PERRY, representing t h e
American Friends of the He-
brew' University, for a year's
scholarship to a student at the
Hebrew University's school of
ph .r m a cy in Jerusalem.
Perry, a former correspond-
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writer for the Jerusalem Post
and served as information of-
ficer for the Israel Consulate
on the West Coast. He praised
the efforts of the Auxiliary
in helping to raise funds
for the pharmacy school,
which is now nearing com-
pletion. Exchange students
from Israel w h o attend
Wayne State University en-
tertained at the presentation
luncheon with Israel songs.

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arrangements for a dinner:meet-
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versity on Monday to welcome
Chancellor and Mrs. C. _ C.
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Buffalo. He is the former As-
sistant Secretary of Defense.
Among those present were Dr.
and Mrs. Nathan P. Segel, Celia
Weinberg, of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Franklin and Mrs. Larry
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ish Men's Clubs will hold its
fall conference in Detroit, Oct.
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held at Cong. •Shaarey Zedek,
whose men's club is the con-
ference host.
The board of directors of the
National Federation of Jewish
Men's Clubs, as part of the reg-
ional conference, will meet on
Oct. 27. National president
Abraham Satovsky will preside.
Following sabbath services at
Shaarey Zedek 'on Oct. 26,
luncheon for delegates and
their wives will be served in the
synagogue social hall. Dr. Max
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