School to Teach Art for Art's Sake
Art works donated by residents of the community have brought
a new look to Hillel Day School. Assisting in the school's efforts
to acquaint the students with culture are the Detroit Historical
Society, represented by Ettie Raphael (second from left), represent-
ing the Michigan Jewish Historical Society; Franklin Siden, of Siden
Gallery; and Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, of Friends of Hillel Day School.
Max Goldsmith, president of the school (left), and Rabbi Emanuel
Applebaum, headmaster, accept the works.
Detroit to Celebrate Israel's Birthday
at 17th Annual Independence Day Fete
The city-wide celebration of the
17th anniversary of Israel's Inde-
pendence will be held Sunday, May
9, at 8 p.m., in Adas Shalom Syna-
gogue, Sidney M. Shevitz, president
of the Jewish Community Council,
and Irving Pokemper, chairman of
the Detroit Zionist Council, an-
nounces. The celebration in Detroit
has been held under the auspices
of the joint committee of the two
Zionist councils, since the re-estab-
lishment of the State • of Israel in
1948.
Shevitz and Pokempner urged in-
dividuals and organizations to re-
serve the date and plan to attend
one of the most colorful and new-
est holidays in the Jewish calen-
dar. The Detroit community will
join with Jewish communities
throughout the world in demon-
strating their support of the
growth and development of the
state of Israel.
Other members of the Israel In-
dependence Day planning commit-
tee, in addition to Shevitz and
Pokempner are: Lawrence W.
Crohn, Dr. Arthur Feues, Mrs. Sam
Fishman, Rabbi Leon Fram, Mrs.
Max Frank, Mrs. Morris Goldberg,
Steven Goldin, Mrs. Jacob Gold-
man, Movsas Goldoftas, Mrs. Irving
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Greenberg, Ben Harold, Rabbi Max
Kapustin, Gershon Koretz, Dr. Sam-
uel Krohn, Benjamin Laikin, Mrs.
Norman I. Leemon, Mrs. Max Lich-
ter, Morris Lieberman, Morris Lif-
shay, Asher Livne, Emanuel Mark,
Mrs. Michael Michlin, Jacob Nosen-,
chuk, Eitan Raz, Martin Rose, Mrs.
Moe Saslove, Mrs. David J. Schach-
ter, Nolan Shaw, Mrs. Mitchell
Shaw, Isadore L. Shrodeck, Mrs.
David Sislin, David Sislin, Mrs. I.
Walter Silver, Carmi M. Slomo-
vitz, Philip Slomovitz, Miss Lois
Steinberg, Philip Stollman, Mrs.
Julian Tobias, Zvi Tomkiewicz,
Mrs. Irving Turner, Dr. Bernard
Weston, Dr. Ted Winshall, Mrs.
Milton A. Winston, Moe Yolles.
Parents Without Partners
to Discuss 'Sex in Home'
Parents Without Partners will
meet 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
Jewish Center to hear Social
Worker Mrs. Ernestine Lerner
speak on "Sex Attitudes in the
Home." Coffee and socializing will
follow. There is a nominal charge
for prospective members.
`Jew and Civil Rights'
A panel discussion on "The Jew
and Civil Rights" will be held by
the Student Zionist Organization
and Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation
8 p.m. Sunday at the Mart Room
of Mackenzie Union, Wayne State
University.
To Review Singers Book
The Israel-Joshua Singers book
"Chawer Nachman" will be re-
viewed by Leib Borenstein at the
semi-monthly meeting of Branch
227, Workmen's Circle, 9 p.m. Sat-
urday at the W. C. Center. Guests
invited. Refreshments will be
served.
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AJ Committee's
Regional Parley
Set for May
The first Michigan regional con-
ference of the American Jewish
Committee will be held at the
Whittier Hotel, May 2, it was an-
nounced by the conference pro-
gram chairman, Lee B. Brody, and
the conference arrangements chair-
man, Mrs. Barbara Marcuse. The
Detroit Chapter is sponsoring the
conference in cooperation with
outstate members of the AJ Com-
mittee. Major participants in the
conference include David Danzig,
associate director of the AJ Com-
mittee, who will deliver the . key-
note address at a morning brunch,
and Roy Reuther, national direc-
tor, citizenship legislative depart-
ment of the UAW, who will be
guest speaker at the dinner.
Danzig will survey major areas
of current concern of the AJ Com-
mittee including the continued
Israel Radio Plans to Air
Series on American Jewry
gewry
On tale Air
This Week's Radio and
Television Programs
ETERNAL LIGHT RADIO
Time: 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WWJ.
Feature: A dramatization of "I
Never Saw Another Butterfly," a
collection of drawings and poems
by the children imprisoned in
Terezin concentration camp dur-
ing World War II, will be pre-
sented.
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TO DWELL TOGETHER
Time: 9:15 a.m. Sunday.
Station: Channel 2 and WJBK.
Feature: "A Tale of Cheim"
from "The World of Sholem Alei-
chem" will be presented by the
Jewish Center Players featuring
Fran Aaron, Ralph Bernstein,
Burt Gordon and Ruth Hurwitz,
and directed by Earl Matthews.
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THE JEWISH HERITAGE
Time: 11:30 p.m. Sunday.
Station: WCAR.
Feature: "A View of Jewish
Education," a discussion by Rabbi
Jacob J. Hecht of New York and
Charles Feinberg, chairman of the
Detroit Jewish Committee on
Scouting, will be presented.
Kol Yisroel, Israel's radio net-
work, and the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds
have cooperated to develop a pi-
lot radio program which, if suc-
cessful, will represent the first in
a series to be broadcast in Israel
on Jewish life in North America.
Israeli radio executives com-
pleted the project in an attempt
to answer some of their listeners'
questions about the United States
and Canada — about American-
Jewish identification, Jewish com-
mitment, Jewish communal or-
ganization and Jewish youth.
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threat of the Radical Right about
which he has written a number
of perceptive articles. Reuther will
address himself to the challenges
in civil rights in 1965.
A feature of the Conference will
be a series of three workshops.
One workshop topic is "Anti-Semi-
tism, Social Discrimination and
Prejudice in the Community." Hy-
man Bylan, AJC national board of
delegates member from Grand
Rapids, will be chairman. Re-
sources persons are Lawrence Cov-
itz, a national board member from
Flint, Julius Isenberg, a board
member from Kalamazoo, and
Irving Geisser, executive director
of the Fline Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration.
A second workshop will deal
with the topic "Church-State Issues
and Relations With the Vatican."
The chairman will be Rabbi Rich-
ard Hertz of Temple Beth El, a
vice president of the Detroit chap-
ter. Resource persons are Leonard
Gordon, Michigan area director of
the Committee, Leonard Kasle,
executive board member of the De-
troit chapter, and Father James
Sheehan, chairman of the Arch-
bishop's Committee on Human
Relations.
T h e third workshop's topic is
"Negro - Jewish Relations" with
Philip Marcuse, a past president of
the Detroit chapter, as chairman.
Resource persons are Robert Al-
pern, community relations chair-
man of the Detroit chapter, Arthur
Johnson, deputy director of the
Michigan Civil Rights Commis-
sion, and Joseph Ross, a national
vice president of AJC Commit-
tee.
At the dinner, Detroit Chapter
President Avern Cohn will present
his annual report.
Members of the planning com-
mittee of the conference included
Robert Alpern, Mrs. Paul Broder,
Mrs. Clement Hopp and Mrs. Os-
car Zemon. Outstate planners were
Hyman Bylan of Grand Rapids,
Samuel Meisel of Jackson, Milton
Orwin of Kalamazoo and David
Weiss of Grand Rapids.
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