Musical Program Announced for
Annual Bar-Ilan Banquet Jan. 7

LISTENING

AT NITERIES in Chicago,
where we spent a couple of
days last week, the ,joke fad
Announcement was made this ) music will be presented at the among comics leans toward the
week by Dr. Jadob Goldman, 1 dinner by the three artici at- marital trend in gaining the
chairman of the annual banquet ing artists, Julius Chajes, pian- most chuckles.
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for Bar-Ilan University, that a ist; Mischa Mischakoff, violin-
program of classical and Israel ist, and Paul Olefsky, cellist.
SAM LEVENSON, appearing
I The dinner will be held at in the Windy City, has his
Latin Quarter on Jan. 7.
story abOut "Bertha." Bellowed
BB Lodges Pledge
Rabbi Mordecai Kirschblum, Herman on his office phone,
national Mizrachi leader and - "I'm bringing my assistant
$75,000 in Bonds
home to dinner." .. . "What?"
Bnai Brith lodges in Detroit member of the Jewish Agency, screamed Bertha. "You got a
have pledged the purchase of at and Brig. Gen. S. L. A. Marshall, nerve. You know the maid left
least $75,000 in Israel Bonds. will be the speakers at the din- without notice, "both kids are
according to Ernest Curtis, ; ter.
Proceeds from the annual sick, the house is a- wreck: I
chairman of the Bnai Brith Is-
event
will be used to establish have a bad cold and the
rael committee. The bonds will
a
new
dormitory
on the Bar-Ilan butcher won't let us have any
enable construction of 25 per-
campus
at
Ramat
Gan, Israel, as more meat until you pay the
manent housing units in an im-
Detroit's
1958
gift
to the Miz- bill. And you want to bring
migrant-settled village in the
home that guy to dinner. Drop
rachi-sponsored
university.
Israel Negev.
- dead!" . . . "Nevertheless, I'm
Each lodge has pledged at
bringing him home to dinner,"
least one $3,000 Israel Housing
Herman announced firmly.
Bond, the cost of a single hous-
"That dumbbell is thinking
ing unit. Members of the Israel
seriously of getting married
Committee Council include Phil-
and I just want him to see for
more A. Leemon, Elias Gold-
About 200 people, including himself."
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berg and Max Schulzinger.
prominent members of the
Curtis disclosed that the Jewish community, will band
HARVEY MILLER at the-
month of January, 1958, has together in a project to make Blue Note, tells about the
been designated by Bnai Brith Detroit the center for research woman taking a stand in front
as "Israel Bond Month," during on American art, at an invita- of their friends at the party.
which various events will spur tional gathering set for 3:30 . . "Why are you knocking
its membership to Israel Bond p.m., Sunday, at the home of marriage?" she screamed . at
purchases.
Mrs. Benjamin Schwayder, her husband. "You never had
Among Israel Bond chairmen 27551 Franklin Hills Drive.
it so good. You men are all
of Bnai Brith lodges who are
alike." . . . "Don't misunder-
The
gathering
will
be
ad-
participating in the Israel Bond
stand me," he tried to square
dressed
by
actor
Vincent
Price,
effort are: -
himself. "Ninety-eight per cent
Henry Cymberg, Albert Ein- an avid. art collector .and mem- of the men love marriage—but
stein; Nathan Rubinstein, De- ber of the national board of it's a funny thing—I keep run-
troit; Max Friedman and trustees of the Archives of ning into the other two per
Charles Grossber g, Detroit American art.
cent."
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The committee which has
Downtowhi; Sherman Nachmani
been
working
on
the
event
is
and S. Warren, Detroit Louis
HAL BURNS at Club 606,
Brandeis; Pete Goldstein, Alex beaded by Mrs. William J. says, "There's nothing a wife
Gottlieb and- Morris Nieman, Poplack and includes Mr. Pop- loves more than a double chin
Detroit Louis Marshall; lack, the Alfred Taubmans,
on her husband's old girl
Schulzinger, Donald Fox; Ber- Harry Beckers, Hoke Levins, friend." . . . It's a woman's
nard Margolis, Dov Frenkel; Irv- William .W. Browns, Benjamin privilege, says, Hal, to change
ing Beck and Nathan Rosin, Schwayders, Sydney Solomons, her mind—and h _ er husband's.
East Side; David Alpert, Eddie Nathan Shayes and Les Gruber. . . It may be the men who
Jacobson. -
The national board of the have their faces on our money,
Others . are Myron. Milgrom, American Archives includes he says, but you'll notice it's
Henry Morgenthau; Eugene cartoonist Al Capp, Henry F. the women who get their hands
Schlessinger, Israel; Herb Kohn, duPont, Sen. J. W. Fulbright, on it. • . He was a great
Ivan S. Bloch; Steve Lewkowitz Joseph H. Hirschhorn,- Howard linguist, says Hal. He mastered
and Phil Taffel, Louis Stone; W. Lipman and Mrs. Charles F. every tongue but his wife's!
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Joseph Levine, Motor City; Willis, Jr.
Isaac Knoppow and Morris Ni-
AT THE HIGH HAT on
Heading the project locally
senson, Oak Woods; Aaron Zol- are Charles F. Moore, chair- Rush Street, Garry Miles tells
dan, Philip Handler; Gold- man; Mrs. Edsel B. Ford, vice- about the husband who wasn't
berg and Percy Kaplan, Pisgah; chairman; Lawrence A. Fleisch- exactly henpecked, but he had
David Brown, Rabbi Mandel Za- man, treasurer; Dr. Edgar p. beakmarks on his face. . . . All
ger; David Werner, Theodor Richardson, art institute direc- he had eaten in five years was
Herzl; Nat Nager, Tikvah, and tor; and Paul Grigaut, art- in- chicken feed. . . . Finally, he
Harry Leider, Yuster-Rosen- stitute chief curator.
made his way out of the bar
berg.
Already the project has re- and to his attorney and asked,
ceived contributions from 400 "I want to know if I have
individuals a n d institutions grounds for divorce." . . . His
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
throughout the country, accord- attorney, also a happily mar-
ing to the planning committee's ried man, groaned, "If you're
Sammy Woolf
report. The Archives presently married, then you have grounds
And His Orchestra
contain some 200,000 docu- for divorce."
UN 4-3174
UN 3-8982
ments on microfilm, and about
UN 3-6501
325,000 basic research docu- Jewish High School
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ments.

Julius

Chajes

Paul Olefsky

Denver Reform Rabbi
Opposes Inter-Dating

to Hear
Danny Raskin's Histadrut
from NY Delegates

Mischa Michakoff

l

To Promote
U.S. Art Here

A rally and report from dele-
gates to the Thanksgiving week-
end conference of the National
Committee for Labor Israel in
New York is planned this week
by the Detroit Israel Histadrut
Campaign.
The program is planned for
8:30 p.m., Thursday, at the
Chaim Greenberg Center, 19161
Schaefer. Representatives from
various participating groups and
divisions are urged to bring
completed assignment cards_
Meanwhile plans are being
made for a mid-season campaign
dinner and cocktail party in
honor of Morris Lieberman, for
the past eight years Campaign
chairman and now president of
the Zionist Council of Detroit.
A committee, consisting of
Harold Berke, secretary; Morris
, Coleman, Sandford Goldberg,
Irving Pokempner, Morris L.
Schaver, David Sislih and Philip
Goldstein. has been named to
p lan the dinner
All ,activities of the organiza-
tion are being geared to the cele-
lbration of Israel's 10th anniver-
sary of independence. The slo-
gan adopted by -Histadrut is "A
Tenfold Effort — for Israel's
Tenth Year of Freedom and
Independence."

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late
George Weser acknowledges
with grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives
and friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereavement.

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Jewish Community Center

Young Adult "WINTER WHIRL DANCE"
Sunday, December 8, 1957, 9 to 12 p.m.

Music By

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I RV FI-ELD and His Orchestra

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Sets Hanukah Festival

DENVER (JTA)—A Denver
Reform rabbi has expressed
publicly his opposition- not
only to intermarriage but also
to inter-dating.
- Rabbi Earl Stone, of Temple
Emanuel, speaking at a Uni-
versity of Colorado Hillel meet-
ing on the subject, said there
was usually some attraction be-
tween two people if they date
each other at all.
He said even
slight attrac-
tion could easily lead to in-
volvement.
He said that social contacts
between Jewish and non-Jew-
ish groups in high schools and
colleges was a good idea pro-
vided friendships within the
groups did not lead to indi-
vidual involvement.

TENMILE BRANCH, 15100W. 10 Mile Rd.

ADMISSION: Center members 75c; Nonmembers $1.25

Refreshments

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CARD OF THANKS
DINING
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lene Lois Zeman (nee Kadans)
acknowledges with grateful ap-
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pressions of sympathy extend- THE
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6:30-9:30. Floyd Pike at the
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during the family's recent be-
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reavement.
:(.dust weet of Woodward)
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