THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, March 20, 1959- 14

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The Suburban Community

Jewish War Veterans Lead
Battle Against Hamanism

By the Oak-Woodser

The month of March has been
proclaimed as membership
month by the Department of
Michigan of the Jewish War
Veterans.
And what better time to ex-
plain its purpose could have
been chosen than the week of
Purim? Because, in addition to
being a group concerned solely
with veterans activities, JWV
has been a constant battler
against all the Hamans and
would-be Hamans in this coun-
try and throughout the world.
It is rather interesting that
the Jewish War Veterans
started after the Civil War to
nullify stories that were being
circulated at the time that the
Jews did not serve in the armed
forces of the United States.

The organization has gained
momentum through the years.
It continues today as one of
the oldest existent veterans
groups in the country, and
numbers among its members
Jewish soldier s from the
Spanish ;American War, the
two World Wars and Korea.

Dr. Pepper to Speak
at Anniversary Dinner
of Hebrew Academy

Dr. James N. Pepper, super-
intendent of schools for Oak

Park, will be one of the princi-
pal speakers at the first anni-
versary banquet of the Hebrew
Acaremy on April 2, at the
Rainboy Terrace.
Bernard Jonas a n d Mrs.
David Dombey are chairmen of
the banquet, which also will
highlight the appearance of
KarreI Fox
popular com-
edienne w h o
has appeared
on television
and in night
clubs through-
out the coun-
try. Larry La-
Belle will be
master of
ceremonies.
The ban -
quet is being
given under
Dr. Pepper t h e auspices
of the Friends of the Hebrew
Academy, n wely-formed or-
ganization which aims at pro-
viding contiued growth for the
school.
Serving on the dinner com-
mittee are Seymour Ribiat,
treasurer; Mesdames Charles
Snow and. Irving Palman, ar-
rangerhents chairmen; and Mes-
dames Ernest Citron and Jos-
eph Gittleman, reservations.
Others are David Dombey,
Ernest Citron and Mesdames
Seymour Ribiat, Leo Hoffman,
Isaac Barzilay, Albert Snow
and Max Silverman.
Reservations are available
by calling Mrs. Citron, EL.
6-7808; or Mrs. Gittleman, LI.
1-4575. The Hebrew Academy
is located in the Peter and
Pauline Goldsteon Bldg., 13885
W. Nine Mile, Oak Park.

Beth Shalom Sisterhood
to Hear `Zhivago' Review

The Sisterhood of Cong. Beth
Shalom will sponsor the third
in a series of book review des-
sert luncheons at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the home of
Mrs. Sol Brown, 13220 Burton,
Oak Park.
Boris Pasternak's best-seller,
"Dr. Zhivago," will be dis-
cussed by Mrs. Albert Rosen-
blum. Tickets or reservations
may be had by calling Mrs.
Paul Baker, LI. 3-5877, or Mrs.

JWV is recognized by other
veterans groups as one of the
leading batlers for veterans
rights, and, throughout the year,
its devoted workers check on
the status of veterans, even
those not of Jewish faith, to
make certain they receive all of
the benefits accruing to men
who have served their country
in time of war.
Locally, the Jewish Veterans
has an outstanding record of
assistance to servicemen who
are now patients in the state's
veterans hospitals.
Rarely a week goes by that
one of the local posts and auxil-
iaries does not have a hOspital
party, at which they bring enter-
tainment, food, books and other
necessity and luxury 'items to
the hundreds of veterans who
are still hospitalized.
More than with veterans activ-
ities a 1 o n e, however, JWV is
concerned with the perpetua-
tion of democratic concepts—
the theory b e i n g, of course,
that "we have fought to keep -
our country s t r o n g through
war; we must continue the bat-
tle against every undemocratic
pr ocedure even in time of
peace."

Thus, it was not surprising
that JWV, was in the fore-
front of those organizations
who worked to gain informa-
tion about the bombers of the
temnle in Atlanta, Ga. With
local Jewish leaders, JWV
loaned its resources and
posted a $5,000 reward for in-
formation leading to arrest of
the criminals.

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Nursery School Parents
to Hear Talk on Books

Bas Mitzah for 22
at Bnai David

In an unprecedented cere-
mony at Cong. Bnai David, spe-
cial services of Bas Mitzvah will
be held honoring 22 girls who
are completing the elementary
division of the congregation's
religious school.
.
The ceremonies will take
place at late • sabbath services
at 8:30 p.m., today, in the syna-
gogue. The following are the
girls who will participate and
their parents:

Judith Bennett (Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Bennett, 20205 St. Marys);
Nancy' Berke (Mrs. Harriet Berke,
17201 Northlawn); Maxine Berman
(Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Berman, 24340
Berkley; Oak Park); Susan Bilsky
(Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bilsky, 13521
Rosemary, Oak Park); Ilene Brand-
wine (Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Brand-
wine, 20214 Ward); Jacqueline Brant
•Mr. and Mrs.. Ben Brant, 24071
Blackstone, Oak Park); Joanne
Cooper (Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cooper,
1164 Stuyvessant, Birmingham); Nora
Fisher (Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fisher,
24010 Norwood, Oak Park).
Others are Sharon Fridenberg
(Mr. and • Mrs. Henry Fridenberg,
21910 Gardner, Oak Park); Joyce
Gold (Mr: and Mrs. Harry Gold,
12750 Bur t o n, Oak Park); Diane
Granat • (Mr. and Mrs. - M o r t o n
Granat, 20114 Murray Hill); Barbara
Komisar (Mr. and Mrs. Harry Komi-
sar, 20309 Weyher, Livonia); Sandra
Hauer (Mr. and Mrs. Manny Hauer,
.19782 Mark Twain); Diane Levine
(Mr. and Mrs. Art 'Levine, 23520
Marlow, Oak Park); Gail Richman
(Mr. and Mrs. Mel Richman, 18403
Marlowe).
Completing the. list are .Marsha
Richman (Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Richman, 23401 Sussex, Oak Park);
Judith Rosen (Mr.' and Mrs. Eugene
RoSen, 17200 Cherrylawn); Judith
Sacks (Mr. and - Mrs. Morris Sacks,
-15010 Dartmouth, Oak Park); Nancy
Sarasohn (Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sarasohn, 13331 -Irvine, Oak• Park);'
Ilene Stoller (Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Stoller, 14431 Oak Park Blvd.);
Andria Weisblat (Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Weisblat, 23220 Laura, South-
field); Barbara Yellen (Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Yellen, 24336 Morton, Oak
Park.

Gene Raymer, a specialist in
the field of children's litera-
ture, will address the Parents'
Group of the United Hebrew
School nursery school at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday, at the school,
15110 W. 10 Mile, Oak Park.
Raymer will speak on "Do's
and Dont's in Selecting Literary
Materials for Children." His
talk will be illustrated with a
display of children's books.
The nursery school, which is
currently open for fall term
registration, is under the super-
vision of Sylvia Handler and
Reva Klymer. For information,
call LI. 8-4747, after 1 p.m.

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Rabbi Halpern to Discuss
`What Makes a Jew Survive'

And Other Fine

Holiday Foods

"What Makes a Jew Survive
as a Jew" will be discussed by
Rabbi Israel I. Halpern in the
fourth program of the Beth
Abraham adult education series
at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the
synagogue social hall.
A question and answer period
will follow the talk, according
to Dr. Lawrence I. Yaffa, chair-
man. A social hour will con-
clude the evening.

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the Bnai David Choir, will chant
In another vital area—Israel. the liturgical portions. Refresh-
—the Jewish War Veterans are ments and a reception will
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also vitally committed. T h e y- follow the services.
have conducted educational
campaigns among their mem-
Alonah Fashion Show
bers which have spread to the
Alonah Chapter of •Pioneer
e n t i r e community regarding Women will present a fashion
certain practices that harmed show at 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, in
22155 COOLIDGE — So. of 9 Mile Rd.
the Jewish state.
the home of Shirley Sacks,
FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY • LI 7-1511
Particularly, JWV has been 15111 Burton, Oak Park. For
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active in seeking an end to the information or transportation,
Arab boycott of international call Fern Baker, LI. 4-2772:
firms dealing with Israel. In
negotiations with the Shell Oil
Company and later with the
American E x p r e s s Company,
JWV joined other g r o u p s in
negotiating changes in policies
regarding trade with Israel.
Now, the organization is lead-
ing the fight to end a boycott
of Israel by a cigarette com-
pany, which r e f uses to ship
of the
specified products to the Jew-
ish state because it fears it will
lose its markets in the Arab
lands. .
JewiSh veterans are being
invited during March to call the
Memorial Home, WE 3-0846, or
to attend meetings of any of the
local posts. This is the way the
Jewish veterans can assist his
fellow veterans and also keep
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Announcing the

First Anniversary Banquet

Hebrew Academy of Oak Park

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Kleinholz to Exhibit
at Park Gallery

Paintings and graphic. work by
Frank Kleinholz, of Port Wash-
ington, N.Y., will be shown at
the Park Gallery, 20960 Green-
field, beginning at 2 p.m., Sun-
day and continuing through
April 11.
Kleinholz, who has traveled
widely, painting and exhibiting
his work in this country, Africa,
South America and Europe, be-
gan painting in 1942. He has had
many major exhibitions since
that time.
His works are represented in
t h e Metropolitan, Brooklyn,
Phillips Memorial Museums and
the Museum of kOdern Art in

Featuring

CAROL FOX

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Noted Humorist and Phychological Entertainer

RABBI ME1R BELSKY—Educational Consultant, National Assoc.
of Hebrew Day School P.T.A.'s - Pres. of the G.A. Institute For
Advanced Jewish Scholarship.

DR. JAMES PEPPER—Superintendant of Schools, CityofOak Park

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