THE DETROIT JEWISH

Chicago Jews Name
Archbishop Sheil
'Man of the Year

CHICAGO, (JTA) — The
board of governors of the Chi-
cago committee for Israel
Bonds, unanimously voted the
Most Rev. Bernard J. Sheil,
Roman Catholic Archbishop of
Chicago, as the "Man of the
Year" to be honored by the
Jewish community for his
leadership in humanitarian
causes and his ardent support
of the State of Israel.
This will be the first time
that a non-Jew and a high-
ranking Church leader will be
honored as "The Man of the
Year" by the Jews of Chicago.
Archbishop Sheil will be the
guest of honor at the "Man of
the Year" dinner which will
be held in Chicago on Nov. 7,
when more than 2,000 leaders
of the Jewish community and
outstanding civic and national
figures will join in paying trib-
ute to the church leader who
is revered by all faiths for his
outstanding achievements in
religious and communal affairs.
A long-time supporter of the
establishment of the State of
Israel, Archbishop Sheil has
closely identified himself with
the campaign for Israel bonds.
He is not only a purchaser of
Israel bonds, but last winter
he took the initiative in invit-
ing Jewish and non-Jewish
leaders to a meeting at his
residence w h e r e more than
$500,000 in Israel bonds were
sold.

$100,000 Given L.A.
Institutions to Aid
Aged Nazi Victims

LOS ANGELES, (JTA) — A
home for the Jewish aged in
this city and a Jewish center
here have received $100,000
from funds- obtained for heir-
less Jewish property in Ger-
many by the Jewish Restitu-
tion Successor Organization
there. The money will be spent
on two projects for the aged
in which priority will be given
to Nazi victims living in Los
Angeles.
United Help, Inc., a national
agency providing special care
for Nazi victims in the United
States, received the $100,000
from the JRSO and turned
aver the sum to the Jewish
Club of 1933, an organization
fo former German Jewish ref-
ugees here. The , club, in turn,
gave $80,000 to the Jewish
Home for the Aged to provide
a new residential facility to
care for its senior members,
and $20,000 to the Westside
Jewish Community Center to
create a senior adult day care
center.
The national agency turned
the funds over to the club
a f ter consultation with the
Jewish Federation Council of
Greater Los Angeles.

MR. JEFF

CHANDLER

will visit Detroit
to participate in the

FRANCE-ISRAEL
FASHION FESTIVAL

anner g)ante

Knollwood Country Club

THURS. SEPT. 10th, 7:30 P.M.

Champagne Hour: 7 P.M.

$7.50 per person

SPECIAL GUESTS

Philadelphia Opens-
Hebrew School for
Retarded Children

PHILADELPHIA, (JTA)—In
what is believed to be the first
experiment of its kind, a He-
brew school is being opened
here for retarded children, to
give them religious training and
enable them to participate in
Jewish life according to their
ability.
The school will be opened by
the West Oak Lane Jewish Com-
munity Center as part of its re-
ligious school. The project has
been developed in cooperation
with the Philadelphia Associa-
tion for Retarded Children. A
Board of Education psychologist
will be one of those in charge
of the school's curriculum which
will include preparation for Bar
Mitzvah and confirmation.

The Hon. JEAN
DESPARMET

Miss ILKA
CHASE

French Consul
in Detroit

Noted Author,
Actress, TV Star

The Hon. DAVID
S. TESHER
Israel Midwest

Consul General

There will be no Israel Bond solicitation.

DETROIT ISRAEL BOND COMMITTEE

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