Auerbach_ to Speak. Here; Farband Goldstein-Selter
Will Honor Poet on 70th Birthday Engagement Told
Harry Schumer, president of
the Detroit Farband City Com-
mittee, announces that the Far-
band LZO branches are inviting
all membersga'""
,
and friends as
as well as
members of
landsmanschaf-
ten and other
societies to a
special eve-'
ning, next
Wednesday
8:30 p.m., • at
the Labor
Zionist Insti-
tute.
The guest
will be Eph-
raim Auerbach,
Yiddish poet,
journalist and
lecturer, whose
Auerbach
70th birthday
was recently celebrated. Auer-
bach, member of the staff of the
Day Jewish Journal, has been in
the United States for the past
half century after coming here
from Bessarabia.
As president of the Bess-
arabian Council, he heads its
many campaigns on behalf of
Israel. This council is now build-
ing a cultural center, "Beth
Bessarabia," in Tel Aviv.
Auerbach recently purchased
a home in Israel and is plan-
ning to settle there this year.
The Detroit Israel Histadrut
Campaign is assisting the Far-
band City Committee in prepar-
ations for this. event honoring
Auerbach, since he devoted many
years on behalf of the Histadrut.
The chairman of the evening
will be David Sislin. Movsas
Goldoftas will present greetings.
Refreshments and a social hour
will follow. There will be a
minimal donation of 50c. For
reservations call UN 4-7094.
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On the
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "Television, Censor-
ship and Immigrants in Israel"
will present Katriel Katz, consul
general of Israel; Morris Lieber-
man, chairman of Detroit's Israel
Histadrut; and Joseph Edelman,
director of the Jewish Commun-
ity Council Culture Commission.
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COUNCIL-ALTMAN HOUR
Time: 10 p.m. Saturday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Mrs. Gerson Berris,
vice-president, League of Jew-
ish Women's Organizations, will
discuss the group's „35th annual
open meeting.
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TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: WBJK (television and
radio simultaneously).
Feature: "Isaac Mayer Wise,
Woman Decides JNF Architect
of Reform Judaism,"
will be discussed by Rabbi M.
Is Way to Repay
Robert Syme of Temple Israel
in the second of a three-part
33-Year-Old Debt
Thwarted by circumstances in series on the founders of mod-
her efforts to repay a 33-year- ern Judaism, Conservative, Re-
old debt, Mrs. Stephanie Koz- form and Orthodox.
lowska, 5785 Lonyo, finally re-
sorted to a noble compromise. Pinsker Progressive
Enclosed in her letter to the Aid Society to Hold
Jewish National Fund, to which
was added the post script, "I Installation of Officers
am deeply sorry I couldn't think
Pinsker Progressive Aid So-
of it sooner," was a $20 con- citey will install officers 8:30
tribution.
p.m. Tuesday at the Labor
Zionist Insti-
She decided to make the
tute.
charitable donation, the letter
Highlighting
explains, because she has been
the program
unable to-- locate an "elderly
will be a musi-
Jewish woman near Michigan
on 32nd Street." She said that
cal. presenta-
since 1930 "I owe her $18 for
tion by the
the groceries she trusted me."
Jewish Folk
Choir. Chair-
The woman. moved from De-
man is Louis
troit, according to Mrs. Kozlow-
Levine, assist-
ska, and had asked a friend to
ed by Nathan
collect the debt. But at° the
S'amet and
Rosenberg
time, says Mrs. Kozlowska, "I
had no money, beSides the five Dave Weiner.
children and a husband who at
Those to take office include
that time did not work." .
S a m Rosenberg, president;
Telling what prompted her Louis Markow, vice-president;
solution to repay the kindness Herman Bernson, treasurer;
through the - Jewish National Mannie Ekelman, Abe Kusnit,
Fund, Mrs. Kozlowska said:
secretaries; Hyman Lipsitz, re-
" I gave a good thought serve treasurer; Leo Kaufman
and figure this money belongs and A. J. Rosen, men's hospi-
talers; Mrs. Herman Bernson
to Jewish people."
and Mrs. Eli Dorfman, ladies'
hospitalers; Saul Baron,
Institute Announces
sergeant-at-arms; William Kunin
and Saul Baron, board of candi-
Activities, Plans
dates; and Mrs. William Kunin,
Lecture by Dr. Jacobs Mrs. Abe Kusnit and Mrs. Isa-
Dr. Herman Jacobs, director of dore Miller, trustees.
the Hillel Foundation of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, will speak Louis Stone Foundation
at a Sholem Aleichem Institute
Oneg Shabbat today. His topic Takes Kids to Circus
will be "Judaism, an Evolving
More than 1,500 underprivi-
Religious Civilization." The pub- leged and handicapped children
lic is invited.
will see the Shrine Circus on
The Sholem Aleichem Choral Feb. 4 at the State Fair Grounds
Group sings every Monday eve- through the efforts of the Louis
ning at 9 p.m. at the Institute. Stone Memorial Foundation.
Those interested in singing Yid- • Judge Nathan Kaufman is
dish and Hebrew songs are wel- transportation chairman. Among
come to join. For information, the assisting organizations will
call VE 8-7440.
be the Morton A. Silverman Post
An afternoon class in Yiddish of the Jewish War Veterans.
is being formed. Call the Insti- Contributions for the hiring of
buses, refreshments and tickets
tute for information.
The Women's Division will for the children may be sent to
hold a luncheon noon Saturday, Jack LaKing, Recorder's Court,
after which Mildred Weiss will 1321 St. Antoine. Checks should
review "The Rothschilds." For be made payable to Louis Stone
Memorial Foundation.
reservations, call VE 8-7440.
N.Y. Mizra.chi Hatzair Group to Visit Detroit
A Mizrachi Hatzair group group.
For reservations and informa- ;
from New York City will visit
during the week-end of Feb. 1-3, tion phone DI 1-0708.
to meet with religious youth
groups and help organize cul-
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MOVIES
Saturday night, Feb. 2, 8:30,
Black & White
a reception for the guests will
and
be held at Rainbow Catering,
18451 Wyoming. Israeli dancing
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8440 W. 6 MILE
will be performed by the New
■
York group. There will be com-
munity singing. Refreshments
will be served. There will be no
MUSIC FOR
solicitation of funds.
Mizrachi Hatzair is under the WEDDINGS • BAR MITZVAHS
auspices of the Mizrachi-Hapoel
Hamizrachi of America and the
His Orchestra
Women's Mizrachi Organization
and Entertainment
of America. All friends and
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members of these organizations
Party Arranger and
Ceremony Specialist
are invited, especially young
people interested in this group UN 4-0237
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and in Israel.
MISS CAROLE GOLDSTEIN.
Jay Friedman, executive di-
The engagement of Carole rector of Mizrachi Hatzair of
Ann Goldstein to Gerald A. New York, and Mrs. Friedman
Selter was announced at a re- will be in Detroit with this
cent dinner party.
The bride-elect, a student at
Wayne State University, is the Day School PTAs Plan
UPHOLSTERING CO.
daughter of Mrs. Samuel P.
(Formerly of Dexter Blvd.)
Goldstein .of Lesure Ave. and National Convention
18405-7
A delegation from this city
the late Mr. Goldstein. Her
WYOMING at Pickford
fiance is the son of Mr. and will attend the 15th Annual
Custom Furniture
Mrs. Harry Selter of Windsor, Convention of the National As-
Made to Order
Ont. He is a graduate of Wayne sociation of Hebrew Day School
Re-upholstering - Repairing
State and now attends Wash- PTA's in Hillel Academy, Pitts-
M. Goldenberg - S. Kreisman
ington State University. He is burgh, Pa., Feb. 10-11.
FREE ESTIMATES
Delegates
representing
over
a member of Alpha Chi Sigma
861-6699
200
Hebrew
Day
School
PTA's
fraternity.
throughout the country are ex-
pected to attend the two-day
Jewish War Vets,
Convention.
The theme of the convention
Ladies Auxiliary
is "Projecting the Ideals of the
Hold Fantasy Ball
Day School Movement to Meet
For their paid-up membership the Needs of Today and To-
For fine color movies
affair this year, Jewish War morrow."
of your wedding
Veterans posts and Ladies Aux-
Mrs. Clarence Horwitz of
iliaries are jointly sponsoring a New York, national president of
Call
"Fantasy Ball" Saturday eve- the Association, pointed to the
ning at the Veterans Memorial present total of 268 Hebrew
Building, announced Depart- day schools in the United States,
ment Commander Albert Rosen as compared to 78 in 1945. More
and Department President Mrs. than 52,000 children are en-
Sidney Cohen.
rolled in Hebrew day schools, an
Ed Carlos and his orchestra increase of at least 30,000 dur
will provide dance music. There ing the past decade. An addi-
MID-WEEK
will be additional entertainment tional 20 Hebrew day schools
and refreshments.
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are located in Canada.
Admission to the ball will be
Mon., Tues. & Wed. Only
a paid-up membership card. The
man and woman bringing in the
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utive director of the Veterans
Special Occasions
Look for the Green Canopy
Memorial Building, will be pre-
By
10615 W. 7 Mile at Pinehurst
sented with a plaque in honor
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Mrs. Jack Iden, Department
junior vice-president. Their Co-
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Socialites Present
Dr. Drews in Forum
Detroit Socialites will hold
an open forum 5:30 p.m. Sun-
day at Cong. Beth Moses, 19160
Evergreen.
Dr. Robert S. Drews, psychia-
trist and president of the Michi-
gan Institute of Group Psycho-
therapy and Psychodrama, will
be the guest speaker. Dancing
and refreshments will follow.
Proceeds will go to charity.
Weddings • Bar Mitzvahs • Home Portraits
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ZEMAN'S NEW YORK BAKERY
BORNSTEIN BROTHERS, Proprietors
OUR BAKED GOODS ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN
. . . BECAUSE IT'S BAKED BETTER TO TASTE BETTER!
Custom made and
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• Wedding • Bar Mitzvah
• Party Cakes
Assorted
Home Made
COOKIES
Social Singles Plan
First Annual Banquet
Social S'ingles will hold its
first annual banquet 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 17 at the Jewish Center,
announced Sharon Gaines,
chairman.
A candlelighting ceremony
will begin the affair, followed
by an eight-course dinner.
Music will be provided by Zan
Gilbert and his orchestra, with
Steven Coden, vocalist.
Tickets for the entire affair,
or for the reception only, are
available at the Center or by
writing to Sharon Gaines, 18983
Sussex, BR 3-9161.
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Free Parking Daily after
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