With the theme "Every Jew a Member," the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit is conducting a community-wide member-
ship drive for new members and retention of old members.
An enlarged membership committee is meeting. every Sunday
morning while the drive is in progress. -Shown here are -some
of the committee members, left to right, seated: Dr. TED
WINSHALL, chairman, DAVID M. ZELLMAN and LOUIS
LIGHTSTONE; standing, Dr. SANFORD BENNETT, LEON-.
ARD RADNER and Dr. BERNARD WESTON.
Adas Shalom Women to Install
New Officers at Rainbow Luncheon
Mrs. Charles Charlip, recently
re-elected as president of the
Adas Shalom Sisterhood, will
be installed in office at a
luncheon plan- --
ned for 12
noon, Wednes-
day, in t h e
synagogue
social hall.
Mrs. George
R. Liss, instal-
lation chai r-
m a n, has
named Mrs.
Philip Helf-
man as install- Mrs. Charlip
ing officer, while Mrs. George
Bass serves as luncheon chair-
man; Mrs. Albert Egrin, decora-
tions; Mrs. Joseph Koenig,
hostesses; and Mrs. Joseph
Katchke, publicity.
Also to be installed are Mes-
dames Sol Hammerstein, J.
Stewart Linden and Philip
Sid Shmarak's
Metropolitan Opera to Be Here
for Four Performances, May 21-23
A fully-equipped weight-
lifting room is now open at the
new main building of the
Jewish Community Center,
18100 Meyers.
Elliot Baron, pre - medical
student at Wayne State Univer-
sity with many years of experi-
ence in weightlifting, will offer
instruction to teens, young
adults and adults. Classes for
teens (14-18) will be given from
7 to 8:30 p.m., Tuesdays and
Thursdays and from 1 to 4:30
Warren
p.m., Sundays. Classes for
Miss Stevens
Tucker
young adults and adults (19 and
The
Metropolitan
Opera
Com-
up) will be held from 8:30 to pany of New York will appear final presentation that evening
will be La Boheme. Sam Stern-
10 p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs-
for the first time in a half- berg plays a small role in that
days, and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. here
century, when it presents three opera.
Sundays.
evening and one matinee per-
Choreography for Carmen is
The room is fully equipped formances May 21, 22 and 23, at done by Zachary Solos', and the
with all weighlifting apparatus; Masonic Temple.
chorus master for all of the
mechanical and manual, and
The three-day Stand, spon- operas is Kurt Adler. He also
features an Olympic bar. It will sored by the Detroit Grand will conduct Cavalleria Rusti-
be open during regular physical Opera Association, with the as- cana and Pagliacci.
education hours for experi- sistance of the Founders Society
Tickets are available at Ma-
enced people to work out; non- of the Detroit Museum of Art, sonic Temple, or by calling WO
experienced people can use the will open with Carmen, with 5-2939.
room only with an instructor Rise Stevens in the title role,
present.
and Richard Tucker.
On Eight - Day Visit to India
On May 22, Cavalleria Rusti-
Classes, for members only,
NEW DELHI, (JTA)-1VIorde :
ars free, limited to 12 at a time. cana will feature Rosalind Elias chai Bentov, Israel Minister of
Registration is -now open at the and Leonard Warren will ap- Development, arrived here for
physical education office. For pear in Pagliacci. The matinee an official, eight-day visit on
further information contact performances on May 23 will the invitation of the Govern-
Norm Schimelman at the Cen- offer Madam Butterfly, and the ment.
ter, DI 1-4200.
Cameron, vice-presidents; Bar-
ney Golden, Lew Nucian, Julius
Allen, Charles Heiman and
Martin Share, secretaries; and
Herman Avrin, treasurer.
Board members include Mes-
dames Dan Aidem, Harry Aver-
buch, Ruth Bartlett, Max Biber,
Ben Borin, I. Goodman Cohen, Beth Aaron Boy Scouts
For the Best Deal on a
Albert Egrin, Harry Fitlow, Leo
Renew
Souting
Charter
Genser, Nathan Glenner, Sol C.
New '59 Chevrolet
Grossman, Sam Kaner, Daniel
Boy Scout Troop 537, spon-
6 Pass. Sedan - lncl
Knopper, Joseph Koenig, Harold sored by Beth Aaron - Syna-
ONLY
Factory Equipment
Kozloff, Jules Kraft, Manny gogue, is renewing its charter.
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Full Price
Lax, Samuel Leib, Louis Levi- The troop, which now numbers
tan, Sol Moss, Harry Nachman, 30 Scouts, has openings for a
Morris Rowin, Mitchell Schram, small number of new recruits.
Sidney Shevitz, Samuel S. Sim- Leadership training is available
mer, Sol Slomovitz, Julius Wai- for Scout fathers.
at
ner, Harold Weinert, Milton
Further information is avail-
Weiss and William Zimmerman. able by attending the troop's
The luncheon motif will center meetings on Tuesday evenings
around a "rainbow of tables," at the Synagogue. Dr. Beresh is
12555 Cr. River
encompassing all of the symbols Scoutmaster and Milton Stearn
TE 4-4440
of the Jewish holidays and fes- is troop chairman.
OPEN 'TIL 10 P.M.
tivals.
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by 1VIrs. Sidney Shevitz LESS THAN 2 HOURS BY AIR TO
and Henry Shevitz. The mother
and her talented young son will
be heard in a program of two-
piano compositions.
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See "BERNIE" SHAYNE
or MILT LEVIN
JOE MAY CHEVROLET
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Business Briefs
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uit eite,
Mr. Sam Koppelman, well Workmen's Circle Center
known gasoline station dealer, to Dedicate New Library
has returned to his 'first love'
and is now the proprietor of the
7 MILE - MENDOTA SHELL
SERVICE station, which is of-
fering a unique service to the
woman driver. While she goes
to the beauty parlor, attends a
luncheon or plays cards, the
station will take her to where
she is going, service her car
and pick her up afterwards. For
information call UN 2-9558.
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CAMP KINDERLAND, oper-
ated by the Chicago Workmen's
Circle at South Haven for boys
and girls from the ages of 7
to 14, has designated Rose Sigal
as Detroit registrar. For in-
formation about the camp, call
WE 3-8046.
Ruth Meckler Wins
Casals Fellowship
Ruth Meckler, young Detroit
pianist, has been awarded a
fellowship to attend the Casals
music fesival in Puerto Rico.
Only eight musicians from the
United States and Latin Amer-
ica were so honored, the Pan
American Union noted in an-
nouncing the awards in Wash-
ington.
Miss Meckler will graduate
this spring from the Curtis In-
stitute of Music in Philadelphia
where she has been a pupil of
Rudolf Serkin for the past
four years.
Locally she is scheduled to
participate in the Dearborn,
Grosse Pointe, and Cranbrook
Gardens summer music festi-
vals being held during June,
July and August.
A library dedicated to the
memory of Joan Ritter-Traurig
and Linda Ruth Ritter will be
installed in the Workmen's
Circle Educational Center, at
1:30 p.m. Sunday.
The library contains many
Yiddish and English Judaica as
well as art work and was do-
nated by the grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg, in
memory of their two grand-
children.
Participating in the dedica-
tion ceremony are Wolf Snyder,
chairman of United Jewish High
School; Samuel Sigal, director
of Mittelshul; Moshe Haar, di-
rector of Sholem Aleichem In-
stitute; Movsas Goldoftas, di=
rector of United Jewish Folk
School; and Saul Maltz, director
of Workmen's Circle Schools.
All participants were teachers
of both children.
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Send Youth to Build Israels
B-G Tells Bond Delegates
JERUSALEM, (JTA)—Prime
Minister David Ben-Gurion
wants Jewish mothers outside
Israel to allow their children
to participate in the building of
this country. He made the ap-
peal while addressing 100 Israel
Bond delegates from Toronto
and Philadelphia. When the
delegates, including women, ap-
plauded Ben-Gurion's call, he
told them: "that's a promise,
and the promise of a Jewish
mother is good."
"The common good of all is
the supreme law."—Richard
Cumberland.
TONY MARTIN is among the
many exciting stars who en-
tertain you at the Concord's
magnificent NEW Night
Club ... where every seat is
"ringside" with a perfect
view of the show. Sumptu-
ous new cafes too make
Concord night life more
stimulating than ever!
BUSTER CRABBE, Olympic Swim Champ and TV
Star, directs water sports at the Concord's
NEW Outdoor Pool and Hawaiian Lanai and
Cabana Club. Room to spare, and then some!
Indoors, there's all-weather swimming and
tanning . . . ice-skating too all summer long! -
Of course, there's every facility for sport and
relaxation. You'll feast, too, on gourmet food
on the economical American plan. Thrill to
glorious days and glamorous nights...relax in
air-conditioned rooms and suites...for so wry
little ! Make your Concord reservations now!
THE
JIMMY DEMARET, three-time
"Masters" winner, is head pro
at the Concord's great 7,200
yard, par 71 International
Championship Course, and the
tricky. par 36. 9-hole Challenger.
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HOTEL
Ray Parker,
Manager
KIAMESHA LAKE, NEW YORK
(In the heart of the beautiful Catskill Mountains)
Only 90 minutes from N.Y.C. For reservations call our
special local telephone UN 4-3190, or your local travel
agent,.
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Center Opens New
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`Every Jew a Member' of ZOD