Bnai Brith Women's Council
of Metropolitan Detroit will
hold its annual installation of
officers luncheon noon June • 6
at Bnai Moshe
Synagogue,
Oak Park.
Mrs. Leon
Dr eylinger,
president, has
appointed Mrs.
Allen Weitz-
man as chair-
man. Mrs. Gor-
don Fruitmary
will be in
charge of ar- Mrs. Dreylinger
rangements and Mrs. Irving
Chadwick and Mrs. Carl Gould,
reservations. Mistress of cere-
monies will be Mrs. Irving
Isaacs.
The Installing officer will be
Mrs. Charles Solovich, junior
past president of National Bnai
Brith Women. Mrs. Leonard
Sims, vice president of Bnai
Brith Women will bring na-
tional greetings and district
greetings will be from Mrs. Al-
fred E. Lakin, vice president of
Bnai Brith Women's District
No. 6.
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THE DETROIT SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA will open its an-
nual nine-week summer concert
series June 12, in the Michigan
State Fairgrounds Music Shell.
The 27 programs will be pre-
sented free to the public each
Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at 8:15 p.m. through August
11.
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Irving I. Katz was re-elected
president of the Jewish His-
torical Society of Michigan at
the annual meeting on May 16.
Other officers elected were:
Rabbi Emanuel Applebaum,
vice-president; Dr. Irving I.
Edgar, treasurer, Mrs. Irving
I. Edgar, secretary; Allen A.
Warsen, honorary president;
members of the Board, Rabbi
Morris Adler, Charles E. Fein-
berg, Rabbi Leon Fram, Morris
Garvett, Eli Grad, Rabbi Harold
D. Hahn, Aaron Kutnick, Louis
Lamed, Professor Shlomo Mar-
enoff, Charles J. Meyers, Dr.
Leonard Moss, Bernard Panush,
Mrs. Ray Raphael, Dr. A. W.
Sanders, Harold Silver, Leon-
ard N. Simons, Rabbi M. Robert
Syme, Allan Waller, Bernard
Weiss, Dr. • Israel Wiener.
In his annual report, Katz
dwelt on the progress made by
the society in the establishment
of archival records of the De-
troit Jewish community and
the compilation of a bibliogra-
phy on Michigan Jewish history.
He advised the members that
state markers will be dedicated
this summer at the Lafayette
Street Cemetery of Temple
Beth El, Michigan's oldest Jew-
ish cemetery, and the site of
the trading post at the re-
stored Fort Michelimackinac
in Mackinaw City of Ezekiel
Solomon, the first Jewish resi-
dent in Michigan.
Bnai Brith Holds
Drive for Blood
Under the joint sponsorship of
the Bnai Brith Men's and Wom-
en's Council of Detroit, the last
Blood Bank Rally of this season
will be held on Monday at the
Pepper School in Oak Park, and
on Tuesday at the Adas Shalom
Synagogue. Time both evenings
will be from 6 p.m. until 11 p.m.
Donors will be eligible for a
drawing for two week-end trips
to Oakton Manor and a five-day
trip for two to Nippersink. In
addition, the Bnai Brith Bowling
association will offer prizes to
Bnai Brith bowlers.
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May 18 by Benjamin Levinson,
president of Franklin Mortgage
Corporation. Levinson also is
president of Columbia Invest-
ment Corporation.
President of Metro Accept-
ance, Inc., is John E. Lurie, who
founded the Wrigley Super-
Market chain, served as its presi-
dent and still is a major share-
holder in the huge grocery con-
cern.
Levinson's title in Metro Ac-
ceptance is vice president.
Another Detroiter identified
with the new company is Henry
Cohen, who has been named
secretary-treasurer of Metro Ac-
ceptance. A former president
of Abner A. Wolf, Inc., Detroit-
based wholesale grocery con-
sale grocery distributor.
A key man in the manage-
ment of the new company is
Donald C. Layher, Detroit at-
torney.
Levinson said Layher will be
in charge of all operations of
Metro Acceptance, Inc., and Co-
lumbia Investment Corporation.
Launching of the new com-
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Franklin Mortgage Corporation,
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president of Pisgah Lodge No. 34,
of Bnai Brith at the 105th an-
nual election of officers. He suc-
ceeds Leo
Feber.
Other offi-
cers were elect-
ed as follows:
Burton H. Gut-
man, Ben
Goldhoff. Bar-
ney Levine,
vice presi-
dents; Jack
Peterman, Irv-
ing Boigan. Ru-
dolph Meyer-
sohn, secretar-
ies; Sam Seli-
L. Edelman
kowitz. treas-
urer; Hyman Wasser, assistant I
chaplain; Sam Wider, warden;
Meyer Littky, guardian. Leo
Feber, the out-going president,
automatically assumes the office
of chaplain_
The following were elected?
trustees: Oscar Beckerman, Irv-1
ing Berger, Morris Berk, Ben
Ginsberg, Charles Goldstein,
Rabbi Morris Greenes, Isadore
Gussin, Joseph Guterman, Philip
Kaplan, Nathan Rose, M a x
Schrut, Sol Steinberg. Appointed
by the president: Arthur I.
Shapiro.
The newly elected officers will
be installed June 18 at a dinner
at the Labor Zionist Institute.
Halamish Speaks
on Literature in
Israel Tonight
After a series of conferences
with Yiddish and Hebrew
writers and Jewish leaders in
New York, Mordecai Halamish, i
of Tel Aviv, general secretary
of the Yiddish Writers Associa-
tion of Israel, will 'come to De-
troit for a lecture tonight, at
the Labor Zionist Institute,
under auspices of Americans
for Progressive Israel- Has-
homer Hatzair
The public is invited to this
lecture. The noted guest will
outline the status of Yiddish
in Israel and will describe the
advancement made by Israel in
the field of Literature.
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Katz Re-Elected Lurie, Levinson, Cohen Head New Finance Firm
Bnai Brith
Formation of a million-dollar cern, Cohen long has been iden- That corporation is now servic-
Women to Install Mich. Historical residential
financing institution, tified with major business in- ing in excess of $60 million in
Metro Acceptance, Inc., with terests in the Detroit area and Government-guaranteed and in-
New Officers
Group President headquarters at 915 First Na- is nationally known as a whole- sured residential mortgages.