Many Detroiters are partici-
pating in sessions of the Inaug-
ural Conference for Israel Bonds
currently being held in Miami
Beach.
The most important single
action to be taken by American
Jewry, to provide Israel with
the resources for the economic
absorption of tens of thousands
of new immigrants from East-
ern Europe will be the launch-
ing this weekend of a new $300,-
000,000 State of Israel Bond
issue.
More than 1.600 leaders from
various parts of the United
States and Canada have assem-
bled in Miami Beach for the
three - day conference, ; which
marks the official start of the
new Second Development Issue
of Israel Bonds.
The highlight of the confer-
ence will be a great nationwide
tribute dinner to Mrs. Golda
Meir, Israel's Minister of Fi-
nance, honoring her 30 years of
historic leadership in the build-
ing of Israel. Admission to the
dinner, this Saturday evening,
is based on the purchase of
$1,000 or more in State of Is-
rael Bonds.

MASONIC
AUDITORIUM
Tonight at 8:20

Principal speakers at the
Golda Meir Tribute Dinner will
be Philip Klutznick, internation-
al president of Bnai Brith; Sen-
ator Wayne Morse of Oregon,
and Jacob Herzog, Minister
Plenipotentiary of the State of
Israel to the United States.
The Golda Meir Tribute Com-
mittee, under the chairmanship
of Lawrence G. Laskey, with
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt as
honorary chairman, includes
Governor Williams and Senator
Philip A. Hart of Michigan and
many of the country's most
distinguished leaders.
Among the many Detroiters
now in Miami Beach, who are
participating in the Bond Con-
ference sessions, are:
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Shaye,
Mr. and Mrs. George Spoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Cottler, Mr.
and Mrs. David Dunsky, Mr. and
Mrs. -Peter Weisberg: Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Kramer, Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Katz, Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Helfman, Mrs. Bella Koz-
loff, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Ben
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tem-
chin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bonin,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Lewis Zuieback,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearlman
and many others.

Institute Chapter II
to Hear Talk on 'J. B.'

"Perfect" duo pianists.

—N.Y. Times

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and NEMENOFF

51.10, 1.65, 2.20, 2.75, 3.30
Grinnell's & Masonic Temple

Chapter II of the Sholem
Aleichem Institute will sponsor
an oneg shabbat at 8:45 p.m.,
March 13, in the Institute,
19350 Greenfield, when Moishe
Haar, director of the school,
will speak in English on the
Broadway play, "J.B." by Archi-
bald McLeish. The play is based
on the Book of Job. The public
is invited to attend.

THEODORE

Saturday, March 7, 8:30 P.M.

ACTOR-S1NGER

Tickets at:
Grinnell's, Center Music Shop
(Northland), and Cambridge Book Stall
3.30, 2.75, 2.20, 1.65

BIKEL

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screen, this inspiring theme.

Community Mobilizes Forces; Urges
`Yes' Vote on Millage Proposals

Community - minded citizens sociology at Wayne State Uni-
this week mobilized their forces versity and a
in support of the school amend- member of the
ments to be voted upon at the City Planning
election April 6.
Commission,
In order to get the $90,000,- will speak on
000 needed to continue the "What Action
school building program, both Should Be
Taken to
proposition on
Bring About
the ballot
Results Need -
must pass, it
e d in Our
was pointed
Schools."
out.
Mrs. Atler
Mrs. LeRoy
The first
Atler, program chairman, ad-
ELEVEN CHAPTERS IN De- proposition is
vises that a question and an-
troit make up the local section for a special
wer period will follow, during
of Women's American ORT, school tax of
which discussion will center
whose membership continues to 7.5 mills — 3
on the two proposals being
grow . . . One example is the more than at
presented in the April 6 elec-
Vera Bramson Chapter, or- present. It will
tion. The PTA has endorsed
ganized six years ago through amount to Safran
the efforts of Anne Rottenberg $7.50 per $1,000 property as- a "Yes" vote on each proposal.
In order to further the cam-
and Kalmayne Morton, its first sessment for five years. A yes
president . . . The group start- vote therefore will mean an in- paign, Mrs. J. Stewart Linden,
PTA president, has named Mes-
ed with 18 women who had crease of only 3 mills.
learned of ORT's great work of
The second proposition calls dames Ted Heideman and Louis
helping others to help them- for the issuance of $60,000,000 Heideman to serve as block
selves, as the largest non-gov- worth of bonds to round out the leaders in an active campaign
ernmental agency for vocational school building construction for the measures. Mrs. Charles
Ditkoff is chairman of an elec-
training in the world . . . It program for five years.
tion day motor and baby sitting
now consists of 78 members,
A series of meetings planned corps, and Mesdames G. L.
with Frances Adler the present
president . . . ORT supports 350 in support of the school pro- Willens and Robert Willens are
vocational training installations gram includes the following: room mother chairmen in
in 19 countries, with over 22,000
Hyman Safran, one of the 18 charge of a telephone com-
students.
area
chairmen of the Citizens mittee.
* * *
for Schools Committee, will
PAUL ROBESON,- in a sur-
TAVY STONE was again di- preside at a rally at Mumford
rector-producer of this year's High School next Thursday prise appearance in a Moscow
show by Detroit Lodge, Bnai evening. It will be a get-out-the- hall this week, included Yid-
Brith, and for a bit of recuper- vote gathering which will fea- dish songs in his program.
ating after three months of hec- ture a panel discussion by
tic rehearsal, she and hubby Mumford High students and a
Bill have taken off for a - re- women's skit.
laxing trip down to Florida.
Safran reports that 800 volun-
Restaurant & Delicatessen
* * *
PRIOR TO last week's Detroit' teen workers have been enrolled
Serving: Breakfast,
visit the homes of voters
Lodge show, Shirley Rosenberg to
Lunch, Dinner and
and
to
encourage
them
to
vote
was told by Dr. Gerald Hauser on April 6 and to support the
After Theatre Snacks
that she needed a throat opera- school propositions.
tion . . . "I can't y e t," said
* * *
Tray Catering Specialists
Shirley, "I've got a show to do."
or Will Cater to
. . . When Dr. Hauser looked at Bagley PTA to Hear
Small Private Groups
her with raised eyebrows,
Shirley just shrugged her shoul- Report. on Schools
-
-Ow-a--
ders and said, "Can't help it,
Beautiful
Bagley
School PTA meeting
is plan-
doe. That's show biz!" . . . And ning
an "emergency"
Dining
Room
as if this wasn't enough. Shirley at 8 p.m., Monday, in the school
tripped the night before the auditorium, when Dr. Mel
show and injured her ankle .. • Ravitz, associate professor of
rtt
X-rays were taken to reveal the
extent of the accident, but
trooper that she is, especially
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
in the adage that the show must
Sammy Woolf
go on, Shirley said, "I don't
And His Orchestra
care if I have to hobble on stage ;
1-2888
in a cast. I'll still be in the I UN 4-3174
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show!"
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rd.
* * *
A MEMORIAL fund has been
set up by Northwest Child Res-1
cue Women in the name of
Delightfully
Shirley Biller, one of the group's
Air-Conditioned
most ardent workers, who pass-
ed away recently . .. Her fam-
Delicatessen • Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge
ily has requested that all con-
Famous for fine Food
tributions for Child Rescue be
DINNERS 4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER SNACKS
sent _to Mrs. Samuel Levin,
Businessmen's Lunch 11:30 A.M. to 3 P.M.
21841 Sussex, Oak Park.
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
* *
AGAIN THIS YEAR, some
12th at Hazelwood
TR. 2-4375
needy families will receive bas-1
kets of Passover food from
Knights of Pythias, Detroit
Lodge 55, and Greater Detroit
Temple 152, from proceeds of
15301 E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield
Cabaret Night, March 29, at K
of P Castle Hall on Wyoming.
VA 2 4118
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AL GREEN'S
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21 -THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Frid ay, March 6, 1959

Large Detroit Delegation Shares in
Launching New Israel Bond Drive

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Dr. J. Edward Berk, chief of
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