large women's committee has been formed to assist in
plans for the annual Balfour Concert of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, to be held at Ford Auditorium Dec. 1. Gathered at
a recent meeting to coordinate the women's Balfour Concert
activities were, from the left: Seated, Mesdames Richard B.
Kramer, Sanford A. Bennett, Alex S. Friedlaender, Ira G.
Kaufman, Philip Slomovitz and I. Walter Silver; standing,
Mesdames Sam Selikowitz, M. Ben Lewis, Sidney Cohn, Ezekiel
Leikin, Samuel Gold, Harry Davidoff, Sol Lifsitz, and Carmi
M. Slomovitz and Miss Johanna Silver. This year's Balfour
Concert will feature the world famous violinist, Isaac Stern,
and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra under the direction of
Valter Poole. For information and resevrations call the Zionist
House, DI 1-8540 or write, 10424 W. McNichols Rd.
A
American Jewish Committee Plans
Lehman Award for Mrs. Ittelson
Sonnabend said the award
has been named after Gover-
nor Lehman since "he em-
bodied, in his life and work,
the highest principles of
statesmanship and an unswerv-
ing dedication to the struggle
for human rights for all. Gov-
ernor Lehman's passion for
social justice has inspired his
more than half-century of
public service and his great
achievements in government,
community leadership, econ-
omic progress and human wel-
fare."
The Lehman Award is in the
form of a three-inch silver
medallion portrait of Governor
Lehman, sculptured in bas-re-
lief. It is the work of Robert
Berks, a young American sculp-
tor whose bust of Chaim Weiz-
mann, first President of Israel,
is displayed in the Knesseth,
Israel's Parliament. Other
notables who have been sub-
jects of Berks' sculpture are
Albert E i n s t e i n, Leonard
Bernstein and Ernest Hem-
mingway.
Ambassador Stevenson will
make a presentation at the din-
ner Weednes-
day to Robert
S. Benjamin
to honor his
"outstanding
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leadership in
NEW STUDY CLUB will hold the world
its annual fund-raising luncheon search for hu-
Tuesday at Federal's Depart- m a n dignity
ment Store, Grand River at Oak- and equality."
man. Prizes will be featured. Benjamin was
Chairmen of the event are Mes- recently ap-
Benjamin
dames R. Cherner and G. pointed for
Schwartz. Ticket chairman is the third successive year by
Mrs. R. Shapson. For informa- President Kennedy as the na-
tional chairman of the U.S.
tion and tickets, call 342-1823.
Committee for the United
* * *
G 0 L D A MYERSON CHAP- Nations.
Mrs. Blanche Frank Ittelson,
TER, Pioneer Women, will hold winner
the first Herbert
a luncheon and games party Lehman of
Award, is a native of
noon Tuesday at the Labor St. Louis and a pioneer in the
Zionist Institute, announces field of social work. She at-
President Mrs. Max Goldstone. tended the New York School
Friends are invited.
of Social Work and Teachers
* * *
College, Columbus University,
SHOLOM AUXILIARY will in 1919, at a time when the
hold its annual membership tea profession was in its infancy.
8:30 p.m. Thursday at the home
For a half-century she has
of Mrs. Sam Bienstock, 25252 been particularly active in men-
S o u t h w 00 d, Southfield. Mrs. tal hygiene projects in this
Albert Rosen, past president, country and abroad. She has
will speak. Eleanor Paysner will placed great emphasis during
give a make-up demonstration. her career on preventive ef-
The tea has been planned by forts among children and on
Mesdames Joel Rosenthal, Bill primary research.
The Herbert H. Lehman Hu-
man Relations Award has beeen
established by the American
Jewish Committee to honor
"those individuals who have
been responsible for signifi-
cant and creative advances in
the field of improved human
relations for all groups in this
country and abroad," A. M.
Sonnabend, of Boston, presi-
dent of the Committee, an-
nounced.
The f i r s t Lehman Award
will be made
to Mrs. Henry
Ittelson, an
88 - year - old
philanthopic
and commun-
ity leader who
h a s devoted
her life to
childcare,
mental health
and social
Mrs. Ittelson
work in the
US and throughout the world.
Presentation of the Award will
take place at an American
Jewish Committee dinner Wed-
nesday at Hotel Pierre, New
York.
inmen's
Cluh3
Lipman, Sol Moss, B. Benton,
Sam Borak and Louis Winkler.
For information, call the chair-
man at UN 4-4939.
PROVIDE RELIGIOUS TRAINING
FOR CHILDREN OF UNDER-
PRIVILEGED FAMILIES.
ATTEND THE BETH YEHUDAH
SCHOOLS DINNER AT COBO
HALL NOVEMBER 10th.
CALL WE 1-0203
FOR RESERVATIONS
Kosher Zion Meats
Ideal for Holidays
The Kosher Zion Sausage
Company of Chicago, manufac-
turer of corned beef, pastrami,
salami, frankfurters and other
strictly Kosher delicatessen
products, again offers variety
in cold cuts for holiday parties
and snacks. Visit your delicates-
sen and make arrangements for
a lazy susan party tray or select
the pre-packaged meats from
your supermarket.
Troth Told
Michigan Workmen's
Circle Parley Votes
Support of Rights
The Women's Division of the
At the conclusion of its an-
nual conference last week, the
Jewish Welfare Federation has
named Mrs. David J. Schachter
Workmen's Circle's Michigan
chairman of its annual insti-
membership adopted resolutions
tute, announces Mrs. Philip R.
supporting the current struggle
Marcuse, president. Mrs. Dan-
for the extension of equal
iel E. Cohn and Mrs. Ivor J.
rights in employment, educa-
Kahn will assist her as vice-
tion, housing and public accom-
chairmen.
modations.
The Institute will be held
It urged the new Michigan
Wednesday, Nov. 20, at the
Civil Rights Commission to use
Jewish Center.
its fullest powers to extend
Mrs. Schachter said the
opportunities to every minority
theme of the Institute, "Chang-
group in Michigan in all fields.
es and Challenges, 1963" will
The delegates urged health in-
give more than 500 women a
surance for the aged under the
chance to spend a meaningful
Social Security program, and
day discussing changing rela-
Federal support of education.
tionships within the family,
The Workmen's Circle Con-
with our neighbors, with public MISS MAUREEN SILVERMAN
ference also favored liberaliza-
and parochial education, and
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Silver-
with those overseas who are man of Prairie Ave. announce tion of immigration laws and
pledged support of community
beneficiaries of philanthropic
the engagement of their daugh- fund-raising activities such as
support."
ter, Maureen, to Dr. Selden the Allied Jewish Campaign and
Mrs. Schachter is regional
Schwartzberg, son of Mr. and efforts to help Israel.
president of Hadassah and a
Mrs. Samuel Schwartzberg of
past-president of the Detroit
Cheyenne Ave.
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chapter. She is a member of
The bride-elect received her
the Federation health and wel-
fare budget and planning divis- degree in special education for
ion and of the education budget emotionally disturbed children
from the University of Michigan.
and planning division.
All women who contributed Her fiance is a graduate of
to the 1963 Allied Jewish Cam- Wayne State University, where
paign are members of the Fed- he was affiliated with Sigma Al-
eration Women's Division and pha Mu fraternity, and of the
will receive invitations to the University of Michigan School
of Dentistry, where he was a
Institute.
Martin,
Alpert
member of Alpha Omega frater-
nity. He is presently a captain
in the U.S. Army.
A ctivities
Zim Opens Israel,
South America Route
those interested in the Newark,
N.J., section of the annual
N.B.B.B.A. Tournament. The
flight is scheduled to leave
Metropolitan Airport on March
20 and will return on March
22. For information, call Ben-
nett Bider, 548-4072.
* * *
LOUIS MARSHALL Chapter
will hold its 21st birthday cele-
bration 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Workman's Circle. Mrs. Harry
Israel Navigation Company liner
Theodor Herzl left here with 300
passengers to inaugurate a new
route between Israel and the
Latin American countries. The
ship will take on an additional
300 passengers in Lisbon.
At a special press conference
before the ship's departure, Zvi
Herman, director of the line, said
the vessel would make four
round trips to Latin America
of 47 days each during the win-
ter season. He said two more
sailings would be added to the
schedule when the new Zim
liner, the SS Shalom, was put
into operation on the transat-
lantic route.
BNAI BRITH BOWLING
LEAGUE announces that there
will be a chartered flight for
Bodzin, president of the Metro-
politan Detroit Women's Coun-
cil, will be honored. "Three
Wise Daughters," a socio-drama
moderated by Rabbi Milton Arm
will be featured. Refreshments
will be served. The community
is invited.
* * *
KEIDAN CHAPTER will meet
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at Temple
Israel. Dr. Herbert J. Bloom will
be guest speaker. Luncheon will
be served and guests are wel-
come.
* *
PHILIP HANDLER CHAP-
TER will meet 9:30 p.m. Thurs-
day at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute. Guest speaker will be Lt.
Henry Majeski of the Vice
Bureau.
* * *
ISRAEL LODGE will meet
9:30 p.m. Nov. 11 at the Labor
Zionist Institute. Guest speak-
ers will be detectives Alfred
Biel and Edward McDaniel of
the Oak Park "Bunco Squad."
They will speak on "Con Art-
ists" and "Burglary and Bad
Checks." The community is in-
vited and refreshments will be
served.
Honor Old Newsboys
of Goodfellow Fund
The Old Newsboys' Goodfel-
low Fund of Detroit unveiled its
"Hall of Fame," specially mount-
ed photographs of past presi-
dents of the organization, at the
Detroit Historical Museum in
honor of the Goodfellows' 50th
anniversary.
Among the photographs were
those of David A. Brown, Her-
man Lieberman (the only living,
charter member of the organi-
zation), Herman A. Schmier,
Alex Schreiber, Nathaniel Gold-
stick, George M. Stutz and Sam-
uel W. Leib. Also honored was
Nathan Samuels.
HAIFA, (JTA) — The Zim-
Fine Jewelry
Established 1938
•■•••■■■••
We have just opened a
new shop for our neigh-
borhood friends. The
location is at 19376
Livernois near Outer
Drive. You wi I I be
pleased to see the won-
derful new styles in dia-
monds, watches, an-
tiques, charms and other
fine jewelry.
Of course, we will still
feature custom design-
ing of new jewelry, and
redesigning of your old
gems. We will be look-
ing for you soon.
Herb
Kay
Martin
Alpert
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1105 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
WO 1-4116
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12945 W. 7 MILE RD.
UN 2-7980 or UN 2.9300
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Ample Free Parking
Phone: 541 - 9495
Have a Cup of Coffee "On the House"
CUSTOM MADE AND ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED
• WEDDING • BAR MITZVAH • PARTY CAKES
!SUNDAY SPECIALS
Asst. Home Made
COOKIES
35 C doz.
Reg. 60c Doz.-2-doz. limit
PINEAPPLE
NUT CAKE
39c lb.
Recommended by
Leading Detroit Caterers
Under Supervision
of the Vaad Harabonim
PLEASE SHOP EARLY FRIDAY
WE CLOSE THIS FRIDAY AT 4:35 P.M.
CLOSED SATURDAY — OPEN SUNDAY
25 —THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS—Friday, Novemb er 1, 1963
Women Mobilize Forces to Aid Balfour Fete Mrs. Schachter Heads
Federation Women's
Annual Institute