Detroit Zionist Organization Hosts
Israel Bar Mitzvah Cel
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday,
Hadassah to Open Membership Drive
DETROIT CHAPTER of Hadassah will
launch its annual membership drive Thursday
with a briefing meeting at Hadassah House.
Seated left to right are. membership officers
Mesdames John J. Mann, vice-president of
Sherwood Group; William Wetsman, Detroit
Chapter vice president of membership; J.
George Pont, "11'-'-Day chairman; Samuel J.
Rhodes, membership co-ordinator; Abe Lapi-
des, secretary; and Mrs. Harold Stocker, Green-
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A briefing meeting at Hadas-
sah House will officially launch
Hadassah's annual membership
drive Thursday when all Detroit
Chapter group vice-presidents
will meet with their workers.
Refreshments will precede the
meeting at 12:30 p.m.
An original skit by Mrs. Wil-
liam Wetsman, vice-president of
membership, will be presented
by Mesdames Dorothy Albert,
Dulcie Rosenfeld, Betty Fish-
man, Pearl Keyn and Ethel Kap-
lan.
"H-Day", to be held May 11,
is under the direction of Mrs.
J. George Pont.
According to Mrs. I. Jerome
Hauser, Chapter president, Ha-
dassah offers members a chance
to develop personal talents, to
participate in study groups and
educational programs and to
be-
help better the
tween the United States and for-
eign nations through medical
and social aid to Israel and un-
derdeveloped countries.
Jewish Books Given
to Oak Park Library
in Honor of Stollmans
field Group vice president. Standing left to
right are group vice-presidents of membership
Mesdames I. Kutinsky, Meyers; Fred J. Kell-
man, Livonia; Meyer Lubin, Schaefer; William
Klein, Evergreen; Irvin Meckler, University
East; Julius Friedman, Wyoming; Ben D. Kru-
gel, Bagley South; Bernard Nathan, University
North; Joseph Kepes, University South; and
Mrs. Louis Silverfarb, Bagley North.
Vaad Hayeshivot Plans Don Frohman Choral
Streamlining of Present Concert to Be Held
Fund-Raising Program
Plans for strengthening and
improving the existing program
of supervising activities of
meshulochim are announced by
Jay Rosenthal, chairman of the
Vaad. Hayeshivot.
A meeting of the Vaad Haye-
shivot 8:30 p.m. May 2 at the
Jewish Community Center will
focus on the new program.
The consensus of the steering
committee, Rosenthal said, is
that the Vaad Hayeshivot has
an important role to fill in the
accreditation of institutions, and
the scheduling and certification
of their authorized representa-
tives in the Detroit community.
The proposed changes in Vaad
Hayeshivot regulations will
benefit both the community and
institutions seeking funds, he
added.
The steering committee plans
are aimed at enhancing the dig-
nity of fund-raising for tradi-
tional causes in Detroit that
will involve the cooperative ef-
forts of businessmen, congrega-
tions and the general public.
Rosenthal urged all indivi-
duals and organizations to co-
operate with existing regula-
tions requiring -that solicitors
carry credentials issued by the
Vaad Hayeshivot and give re-
ceipts bearing the Vaad's stamp.
The Oak Park public library
announces receipt of a gift of
48 Jewish books in honor of
Max and Philip Stollman of
Oak Park.
The books are all publica-
tions of the Jewish Publications
Society and given by the Fein: Musical Revue to Assist
berg Foundation in recognition
of the many contributions - of Blind Children
Children Unlimited, an or-
the Stollman Brothers to Jewish
ganization that supports emo-
causes. Charles Feinber
plained that he felt
toll- onally disturbed blind chil-
en, will present a musical
mans should be r
nized in
ue "C. U. At Show Time,"
their own corn
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0 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Leo Dinnan. ak Park
Oak Park High School.
ian, said this ft is sig
The show is directed by Tavy
since it will
sis h
tone. Children Unlimited mem-
to come mo
bers and their husbands will be
superior level
featured in the cast.
subject area.
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April 30 at Mumford
Lorraine Messick, 13-year-old
virtuoso violinist, will be guest
artist at the Don Frohman Choral
Concert April
30- at the Mum-
ford High au-
ditorium.
The seventy
trained s o 1 o
voices which
make up the
Don Frohman
ChOrus will
present Franz
Liszt's sym-
phonic poem
Lorraine
L e s Preludes,
to be heard for the first time
as a choral work, and . other var-
ied compositions from folk songs
to opera. _
Accompanists are Rebecca
Frohman and Bella Goldberg.
On the occasion of Israel's Bar
Mitzvah year'of independence, the
Zionist Organization of Detroi
will be host to its members, the
families and friends at a "M
bership Party" 8:30 p.m. Wed
day at Boesky's Mural Room,
nounces Judge Ira G. Kauf
president of the ZOD.
Dr. Bernard Weston, memb
ship chairman, announces tha
Milton J. Silberman. of Chicago,
prominent civic
leader and
honorary vice-
president of
the ZOA, will
be the guest
speaker. A vice-
president of
t h e Exchange
National Bank
of Chicago,
Silberman is a
Silberman
former presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Chicago and the Chicago Coun-
cil of the Jewish National Fund.
He is presently serving as mid-
west chairman of the American
ZioniSt Council and national
membership chairman g the
ZOA.
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Music Study Choral
Concert Commemorates
Israel's Bar Mitzvah
Phone Mich. City
The Music Study Club of D
troit will present its
Choral Concert 8:30 p:
nes-
day at the Internat .
titute.
Chairman of e day
s. An-
thur Monson nounce the pro-
gram will ?attire music co
memorati the 13th anniv
of the S e of Israel.
hts
will be he presenatio of
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bert's
• iam Song o
ow.
and " ael Rebor
A st g quart
mp ed of
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dams, S i
raver, Eu-
genia afhevski
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er wil ccompany the Chorus •
these n. bers and will per
additiona
lections.
e direc-
The Chor
tion of Don Frohman, accompa-
nied by Rose Stein, will feature
Shirley Monson, Sylvia Heide-
man, Evelyn Feldman and Ruth
Terebelo as soloists.
Mrs. J. Stewart Linden, presi-
dent, invites members and guests
to attend the concert and recep-
tion which follows at no charge.
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