of Yiddish Theater

Just horsing around? Maybe, you'd think so, but to these
women of the Youth Education League it's serious business
rehearsing for a musical comedy, which coincidentally bears
the name, "Just Horsing Around." Shown here are, left to right,
Mesdames IRWIN BUCHALTER, LEONARD BANOVITZ,
ABEL SELBURN and CARL GUSSIN.
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BB Young Adults

to Aid Child

Through the joint efforts of
the Joseph E. Pulitzer Chapter
of Bnai Brith Young Men and
the Fanny Brice Chapter of
Bnai Brith Young Women, a
needy Jewish child in West
Germany will be supported
during the coining year.
Through the Foster Parents'
Plan, Inc., the two Detroit
groups have been assigned the
youngster to support through a
contribution of $180 for the
year's minimum time.
Under the FPP, the groups
will send $15 a month, with
$9 being given in cash and the
remainder in clothing and in-
cidental expenses.
Funds will be raised for the
project both through the as-
sessment of additional dues
and through fund-raising af-
fairs. Although the Pulitzer
and Brice Chapters do not yet
know the identity of the young-
ster they will support, they will
receive regular letters later
informing them of his progress.
The FPP, organized in 1937,
has aided in the rehabilitation
of 76,000 youngsters of 27 dif-
ferent nationalities through the
help of 600,000 foster parents.
At present, over 11,500 chil-
dren are being assisted.
Mark Klinger is president of
Pulitzer Chapter, while Terry
Bernstein is president of the
Brice Chapter.

`Builders' Series to Hear
Talk by Goldoftas

The third in a series of lec-
tures on "Builders and Found-
ers of the Jewish People" will
be given by Movsas Goldoftas,
principal of the United Jewish
Folk Schools, at 9 p.m., Satur-
day, in the Hayim Greenberg
Center, 19161 Schaefer.
Organized by the Farband
Labor Zionist Order, the series
has attracted a large audience.
Goldaftas will speak on "King
David, the Great Jewish Hero
and Poet."
Friends are invited at no
eharge. A social hour will

Labor Zionist Branch Two
to Hear Book Review

Since last October, a group
of 25 women from the Youth
Education League began re-
hearsals for a musical comedy
called "Just Horsing Around."
Now, under the direction of
well-known professional Stuart
Piggins the play is ready for
presentation, and will be given
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, at
Masonic Temple.
The show will culminate ef-
forts of the group to raise $12,-
500, the goal set to meet ex-
penses in providing a great
many children with everything
from clothing to scholarships.
Twenty-five years ago, when
the organization was founded
by only a few women, its orig-
inal purpose was to provide
books, school lunches and car-
fare for children of indigent

Utmilies.

Now, with a membership of
nearly 300 women, YEL's pro-
gram has expanded to give as-
sistance in a great many areas.
Its members raise funds for
clothing and shoes, tuition for
special schools dealing with
problem children, mentally re-
tarded youngsters and those af-
flicted with cerebral palsy.
Money is provided for school-
ing, summer school tuitions,
camp clothing and shoes for
children attending Fresh Air
Camp, scholarships to worthy
young men and women, trans-
portation to school for crippled
children, and the group partic-
ipates in all community drives.
Mrs. Milton 'Hubert, presi-
dent of the organization, states
that among the projects sup-
ported are Haven Home for Re-
tarded Children, Cerebral Palsy
Home and individual cases re-
ferred to it by social service
agencies.
Participants in "Just Horsing
Around" include Mrs. Robert
Lewiston, program chairman;
and Mrs. Jerry Mosher, assistant
director who worked with Pig-
gins in writing the original
script. Jean Bortz is doing the
choreography.
Assisting the president in
carrying out the project are her
officers, Mesdames Joseph
Sklar, William Hubert, Lewis
Manning and Avery Tucker,
vice-presidents; Nathan Bonin-
stein, Gilbert Mark and Jack
Munson, secretaries; Reuben
Mend el s s o hn, treasurer;
Leonard Shapiro, fund chair-
man, and Donald Golden, public
relations.

Branch Two, Labor Zionist
Organization, will meet Satur-
day evening, in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Pevos, 25320 Hen-
ley, Huntington Woods. Mrs. Aesculapians to Hear
Harry Mondrey will review "Re-
member Me to God." A social Talk on Federal Drug Law
Richard Strichartz, associate
hour will follow. Friends are
professor of law at Wayne State
invited.
University's college of law, will
discuss "The Federal Drug Act
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Nathan and Its Relationship to the
Warr en acknowledges with Pharmacist" at a meeting of
grateful appreciation the many the Aesculapian Pharmaceuti-
kind expressions of sympathy cal Association planned for 9
extended by relatives and p.m., Monday, at Rainbow Ter-
friends during die family's re- race. Bernard Breyer, president,
will preside.
cent bereavement.

of the Jewish Music Festival,
Workmen's Circle is to be
"The Return of the Ransomed,"
commended for their efforts in
will be presented by members
bringing the Yiddish theater to
of the Music Study Club at a
Detroit—even if for only one
luncheonette at 12:30 p.m. Tues-
day at the home of Mrs. Victor
night.
"Menachem Mendel in Amer-
Martin, 1340 Balmoral.
ica" was a delightful light
The play is a romantic story
comedy with scattered instances
depicting the founding of the
of satire that one could tell bit
Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra.
deep into the audience.
Participating artists in the
Though the play will not go
program include Mesdames Sid-
down as a classic,._still it was
ney Jackson, harp; Morris
an interesting evening of thea-
Schaver, soprano; Allan Braver,
ter. The sell-out audience in-
violin; and Dan Frohman, piano.
dicates that perhaps more Yid-
The program will be narrated
dish plays could profitably
by dramatist Mrs. Walter Field.
be brought to Detroit.
Chairman of the day will be
The enjoyment of the play
Mrs. J. S. Sauls. The meeting
was marred in instances by acts
is open to members and friends
MISS BARBARA WEINER
of restlessness on the part of
of Music Study Club.
members of the a u d i e n c e.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weiner,
Throughout the play there was
an almost constant hum of au- of 23710 Marlow, Oak Park, an-
dience conversation, and late- nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Barbara, to Marvin
comers abounded.—N.L.
Kaye, son of Mrs. Florence
Kaye, of 18400 Fairfield, and the
Harry L. Jacobs Opens late Mr. Benjamin Kaye.
Congress Credit Bureau Both young people attended
The formation of the Con- Wayne State University, where
gress Credit Bureau with of- Miss Weiner was affiliated with
Correctly Made
fices in Suite 1018 of the Delta Phi Epsilon sorority. An
April
1
wedding
is
planned.
Cadillac Tower was announced
Properly Fitted
this week by Harry L. Jacobs,
president of the firm.
. . . by Hack!
The official opening of Make It a Memorable Day
the agency, a specialized
with
firm which
is staffed with
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personnel,
and His Orchestra
will offer
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Associated H. L. Jacobs
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credit consultant for many
years, Ben Jacobs and Mrs.
Sidney Michals.
Jacobs himself is a native De-
troiter and lifelong resident of
Detroit. He is a graduate. of
Central High School and Wayne
State University. He has been
in the credit and collection
business for over 20 years.

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WC Women to Hold
Donor on Wednesday

The 21st annual donor lunch-
eon of the Workmen's Circle
Women's Division will be held
at 12 noon, Wednesday, in the
Mayfair Room, 19161 Schaefer.
Featured speakers will be
Joseph Bernstein, of the Jew-
ish Labor Committee; Jacob
Reissman, national WC board
member; Samuel Sigal, of the
Jewish Daily Forward; and Saul
Maltz, director of the WC
schools.
Greetings from the students
of the schools will be extended
by Malke Turteltaub, and a pro-
gram of music, featuring so-
prano Irene Pianin, accom-
panied by Bella Goldberg, will
follow. There also will be a
performance by an Israeli dance
group, composed of Chanele
Maltz, Reva Usher and Ellen
Dressler.
For tickets, call Mrs. Harry
Entin, chairman, UN 3-2783,
or the WC office, KE 7-5440.

Dr. Silverman to Lecture

Branch 7, Labor Zionists of
America, will meet 9 p.m. today
at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Saul Stein, 17412 Wildemere.
Dr. Herbert Silverman will
speak on "The Nature and
Process of Psychotherapy."

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Esther
Pechensky acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sympathy
extended by relatives and
friends during the family's re-
cent bereavement.

Mr. SOL captured

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•
Mr. Sol, Air. ferry, . Mr. Alfred
Also Won Honor Awards by
Qualifying in the Hair Styling Contest

LAST YEAR

Mr. Don Vega won 1st Prize, Mr. Jerry Beck
2nd Prize in the same National Styling Competition

•

Our Mr. Bob Won 1st Prize
in the Recent Trade Show
Contest Held Here in Detroit

With this record of achievement

SOL &9 BOB

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25 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, F ebruary 14, 1958

Youth Education League to Present `Menachem Mendel' an Weiner-Kaye Rites Music Study Club to
Festival Play
Planned for April 1 Present
`Just Horsing Around,' Wednesday Interesting Evening
Specially selected in honor