Jesse! to Help Furniture Clu b honor
22 Past Presidents at Inaugu raI Event
Twenty-two past presidents of
the School for the Blind and to
the Detroit Furniture Club will be
children's camps.
honored at the club's Presidential
Jesse', a leading star of TV,
Toast to Israel Dinner-Dance 8
radio and stage, has produced
p.m. Tuesday in the Town and
and appeared in many movies.
Country Club, it was announced by
He has devoted his time and tal-
Alas CaIlin, president.
ents to many humanitairan
causes and especially to Israel
George Jessel, named "Toast-
Bonds, for which he has visited
master-General of the U.S.A." by
nearly every Jewish community
President Truman, will be guest
in America and been honored by
star at the club's inaugural affair
the government of Israel. Ile has
on behalf of Israel Bonds.
entertained U.S. troops in com-
The 22 honorees are Bernard R.
bat zones and is authorized to
Allen, Norman Bendix, Walter Ber-
wear a simulated lieutenant-
gers, Morey S. Charmer, Victor
general's uniform.
Finn, Herman Frumin, Harry J.
Rolland Walt is the dinner-dance
Goldberg, Warren D. Greenstone,
chairman, with Jack Erman and
Jack Kahn, Eugene Kraft, Arthur
Harold Segal co-chairmen and
Leebove, Sam G. Marks, Herman
Mitchell 3,1andeberg master of ce-
Mathias, Raymond Redlich, Nat
remonies. Eric Rosenow and his
Risin, Eugene Sims, Alex Sklar,
GEORGE JESSE)
Continentals will play for dancing.
James L. Stein, Irving H. Tyner,
Harry Weingarden, Lawrence facilities on a 5-acre site on Or- Cocktails at 7 p.m. will precede
the dinner-dance. For reservations
Weingarden and William S. Wolf. chard Lake Rd., near Maple Rd.
The Furniture Club, organ- , With 275 members, must of them to the black-tie affair, call Bonds,
ized more than 45 years ago, is the I furniture dealers or representa- 352-6770.
only such club in the country to I Lives, the club has raised money
its own clubhouse. It is planning a for child welfare and has contrib-
new structure with health club uted to the Orthogenic School, to
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Senior Citizens Housing
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Planned at Montreal
DICK STEIN
MONTREAL (JTA) — The ()tie-
bee Provincial Government has
authorized detailed planning for a
Senior Citizens Housing Develf,p-
ment to be erected on the grounds
Prese n ts
THE DICK STEIN ORCHESTRA
AND
THE JEEP SMITH ORCHESTRA
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of the Maimonides Hospital and
Home for the Aged here and has
placed the project on its 1970-71
priority list.
The housing project.. which will
provide accommodations for 16(1
elderly persons, will he operated
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by a non-profit corporation. as re-
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Apartment Corp. The Caldwell
Terrace Apartments are designed
mainly for senior citizens able to
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Town Meeting to Focus on Military
Policy, Urgent Domestic Problems
In conjunction with a nation-
wide series of town meetings pro-
testing the Vietnam War and the
neglect of urgent domestic prob-
lems, 25 educators, professionals
and community leaders will "testi-
fy" before a town meeting at
Wayne State University's Commu-
nity Arts Auditorium, 9 a.m.-5
p.m. Saturday.
Sponsor is the Metropolitan De-
troit Chapter of the Coalition en
National Priorities, an ad hoc
group of several civic, political
and religious organizations. Tem-
porary chairman is Dr. John For-
syth of the Detroit Council of
Churches. Honorary cosponsors
are Mayor Cavanagh, mayor-elect
Roman Gribbs and Richard Austin,
former candidate for mayor.
Sanford Gottleib, national di-
rector of SANE (Committee for
a Sane Nuclear Policy), is key-
note speaker and other speakers
will include Dr. Paul Lowinger,
Detroit phychiatrist and national
chairman of the Medical Com-
mittee for Human Rights. The
town meeting will be divided
into segments devoted to prob-
Ka-Tzetnik Airs
Grass-Roots Peace
Effort in Israel
A death camp survivor whose
best-selling novel about the Holo-
caust has sold more than 5,000,000
copies, was in Pontiac last week
to bring a message of peace.
Yehiel De-Nur, known as Ka-
Tzetnik 135633. author of "House
of Dolls," is in this country from
Israel in connection with the pub-
lication of his new book, "Phoenix
Over the Galilee," by Harper and
Row. De-Nur is turning over all
income from the book, already in
its third printing, to the establish-
ment of an Institute of Research
of the Arab-Jewish Problem in the
light of the lesson of the Holo-
caust."
De-Nur and his wife Nina, who
spoke at Temple Beth Jacob un-
der the auspices of the temple
brotherhood, are leading a Mid-
dle East "peace drive," and it is
toward new understanding be-
tween peoples that their book
was written.
Until his appearance as a wit-
ness at the Eichmann Trial, De-
Nur's identity was generally un-
known to the public. (Ka-Tzetnik
135633 is the concentration camp
number that De-Nur was assigned
at Auschwitz.)
Since 1963, the author and his
wife have opened their home once
a week as a meeting place for
Jews and Arabs in hopes of creat-
ing personal relationships.
.activities
From LONDON, ENGLAND
ZAN GILBERT
OAKLAND CENTURY LODGE
lems of education, housing, will sponsor a Hanuka Christmas
party for 300 children at the
crime and military policy.
Among the sponsors are Council WayV County Child Development
President Mel Ravitz; Richard . Cent in Northville 7 p.m. Wed-
Lobenthal, director of the Anti- nesday. They will be entertained
Defamation League; Councilman- by the Jan-San Duo with a puppet-
elect Carl Levin; Rabbi Irwin magic show. Candy, fruit, chil-
Groner; Prof. Harold Norris; Rich- dren's books and magazines will
ard Gross; Irving Rubin; and De- be given to each child. Sherman
troit School Supt. Norman Drach- Goldman, community and veterans
service chairman of the Metro-
ler.
The planning committee includes politan Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
housing committee chairman Joe cil, is in charge of the program.
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Gugenheim; HEW committee, Mrs.
BRANDEIS CHAPTER will meet
Bernice Glass and Mrs. Edgar
Wahlberg; military and publicity 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Cong. Beth
committee, Rudy Simons; and ar- Hillel. The dramatic group will
present a musical skit, and there
rangements, Herb Handlesman.
will be prizes and refreshments.
Guests are welcome.
Rosenzweigs Confer
With Pinhas Sapir
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Rosenzweig
of Detroit, are shown with Israel
Cabinet Minister Pinhas Sapir
(center), with whom they con-
ferred on their recent trip to
Israel. Rosenzweig is Metropoli-
tan Detroit Bnai Brith Council
Israel Bond chairman and is a
Jerusalem Israel Bond Trustee.
He is a former president of Ein-
stein Lodge. Mrs. Rosenzweig
headed the Einstein Chapter of
Bnai Brith.
Detroit Socialites
in a Holiday Mood
Detroit Socialites will celebrate
the holiday season with a double
feature, announces Meyer Green,
program chairman.
On Sunday at 6 p.m.. a Hanuka
party will be held at Uncle John's
Pancake House, where gifts will
be exchanged; dinners or potato
latkes can be ordered, and games
will be played. This evening will
be restricted to members.
A New Year's Eve party will be
given at 9 p.m., Dec. 31, at Berkley
Masonic Temple for members and
guests. A kosher-catered buffet
dinner and dancing will be fea-
tured. For information or reserva,
tions, call Hilda Wister, 547-8107.
The deadline is Dec. 25.
The group will hold its annual
auction Jan. 17, proceeds of which
will be donated to the Israel
Emergency Fund.
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Dinner Wednesday
to Honor Goldberg
Dine at the SCOTCH & SIRLOIN RESTAURANT
Airport Limousine Service Available
The Louis Marshall Lodge and
Chapter of Bnai Brith dinner-
dance honoring Ben Goldberg as
"Marshall Man of the Year" will
be held 7 p.m. Wednesday in the
Bnai David social hall.
George Jessel will head the pro-
gram at this affair on behalf of the
Bnai Brith Israel Bond program.
Goldberg. who has been a mem-
ber of Bnai Brith for 34 years, is
being honored for his exemplifica-
tion of the Bnai Brith credo of
"Benevolence, Brotherly Love and
Harmony," and for his devotion to
the state of Israel.
Harry Koltonow is dinner-dance
chairman, with Mrs. Louis Dorf
and Norman Michlin as co-chair-
men. Michlin, who is married to
the former Bernice Goldberg, en-
rolled his father-in-law in Marshall.
For reservations to the dinner
dace, which will be preceded by a
cocktail reception, call Israel
Bonds, 352-6770.
GIRLS'
WINTER '-
COAT SALE!
We made an outstanding
buy from several of the
leading coat nuinufacturers
.. . SO WE ARE PASSING
THE SAVINGS ON TO YOU
REG. $24 TO $60
SAVE UP TO
$10 AND MORE
$ 20 00
TO
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Join Pisgah Event
The Hanuka Festival for Israel
to be hosted by Pisgah Lodge and
Chapter, Bnai Brith, 8:30 p.m.
Monday at Cong. Bnai David, will
feature Joey Russell, humorist, as
guest star.
Joining as co-sponsors are nine
other lodges and chapters of Bnai
Brith, including: B and P Chap-
ter, Detroit Suburban Lodge, Dov
Frenkel Lodge, George Gershwin
Chapter, Samuel Grant Lodge,
Philip Handler-East Side Lodge.
Eddie Jacobson Lodge, Livonia
Lodge and Motor City Lodge. The
celebration is on behalf of the
Bnai Brith Israel Bond program.
Refreshments will be served. Ad-
When women kiss it always re-
minds one of prize-fighters shaking mission is free, and members are
hands. —H. L. Mencken. asked to bring their friends.
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