THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, October 20, 196 1 — 24

Zionist Organization Invites Public Danny Raskin's Kosher Food
Without Char
to Rally for Annual Bailout:Concert

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A meeting of the Zionist Or-
ganization - of Detroit, prepara-
tory to the annual Balfour Con-
cert, will be held 8:30 p.m.
Thursday at the Cong. Beth
Aaron synagogue, 18000. Wyo-
ming, announces Judge Ira G.
Kaufman, ZOD president.
The public is invited to at-
tend the rally, free of charge.
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, spirit-
ual leader of Adas Shalom Syn-
agogue and President of the
Hillel Day Schobl, a beneficiary
of the concert, will present "An
Adventure in Jewish Learning."

will be shown.
Hillel Day School • students
will participate with their
teacher in demonstrating the
manner by which to learn He-
brew. .Refreshments will be
served.
Seats are still available-to the
Balfour Concert, to be held 8:30
p.m. Nov. 25 at Ford Audito-
rium. Paul Paray will conduct
the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra. Tenor Jan Peerce will be
guest artist. For tickets, con-
tact Zionist House, 10424 W.
McNichols, DI 1-8540. -

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years ago, with only eight young,
women, Home Relief Society to-
day has 300 members . . • all
active furnishing food, milk, coal,
clothing, housing for any emerg-
ency that may arise- for the needy
... The fine group's annual fund-
raising dinner-dance is scheduled
for Nov. 4, at Hotel Statler-Hil-
'ton . . . Sybid Budman is gen-
eral chairman, Doris Schmier and
Edith Goldman in charge of tick-
ets and Rose Herman bosslady of
the yearbook . . . Phyllis Blau is
president • of the Home Relief So-
ciety ... Take your pick of three
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. . LI. 6-4089, UN. 1-3676 and
UN. 2-0761.

MARK GRANT, 11 - year - old
son of Marian and Jay Grant, is
a true example of a safety patrol
boy who takes his work to heart.
. . . On duty at the Emerson
School, young Mark reported a
youngster who continuously jay-
walked an. - • -en given three
stern w ngs . . Finally, his
patie • . e was com-
. o report the - icky kid to
office . . . Th. , Guilty cul-
prit was Mark's ne-year-ol
brother,
rrh,

CAMDEN, N.J. •(JT —The
West Jersey Hospital as any
nounced that kosher m Is will
be offered without a ition 1
charge to Jewish pati tts
questing them.
William H. Morrison,
tal administrator, said the MT
her food service was being ar-
ranged with the cooperation of
Rabbi Hershell Horowitz, of
Cong. Sons of Israel. He added
there was no reason why Jew-
ish patients "should' be put to
the trouble of having kosher
food brought in by relatives."
He said arrangements -were
being made with suppliers of
kosher foods made under the
rabbinical supervision of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations to provide the kos-
her meats. Morrison said every-
thing needed to meet the Jew-

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OCT:

, 1945 . . •

MYSTERY
OF THE
EEK . . . Who stole
Al ohen' ice brown hat? .. .
T‘in .•
the Jewish Voca-
ti a
A
was partaking in
so
a local eatery when
opper
sappeared . . . His
ates, s a d o r e Sobeloff,
on Dr ck, Isaac Frank and
i Le Fram, all plead inno-
cent .
They don't wear the
same si
.. Chief suspect, thus
far, i the owner of an old and
dil dated brown hat found on
a
ok after closing hours . . .
d obviously forgotten very con-
veniently . . . (Say, wouldn't that
have really made a story if the
fellow came into the JVS for a
job wearing Al's hat?)

For every $7 in domestic sales
last year, U. S. machine tool
makers sold $3 worth abroad.

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