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October 14, 1955 • Page Image 11

…SYNAGOGUE Bennett Cerf Here Oct. 27 for Beth El SERVICES TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services today, Dr. Leon Fram will preach on "The Story of Creation." The Bar Mitzvah of Barry Neal Tilds will be observed. NORTHWEST ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE: Sabbath services at 5:30 p.m. today. At 9 a.m. services Saturday, Rattbi Leo Y Goldman will preach on "At the Beginning." CONG. BETH ABRAHAM: At 8:45 a.m., services today, Rabbi Israel I. Halpern will rev...…

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…Eight Detroiters Serve On Einstein College Group Eight Detroit residents a r e among the 1,000 educators, scien- tists, government officials and community leaders serving on the sponsoring committee for the dedication of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, announces Nathaniel L. Goldstein, chairman. The dedication of America's newest medical school, the first under Jewish auspices in America, will take place on Oct....…

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…4 ), omen s elub Mrs. Sol Ager, chairman of the donor dinner of the RADOMER LADIES' AUXILIARY, an- nounces the appointments of the following captains: Mesdames E. Halpern, K. Rubin, P. Weintraub, B. Nosanchuk, F. Weinman and B. Adler. A special meeting is planned for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, in the home of Mrs. N. Wolok, 3203 Waverly to plan the Dec. 14 donor. For tickets, call TO 9-6099. * * * JUNIOR PRIMROSE CLUB members are currently planning...…

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…Women s etas At a recent meeting of the DAVID-HORODOKER YOUNG W 0 M E N'S ORGANIZATION plans were Made for the annual donor luncheon, to be held Dec. 5, at Holiday Manor. For tickets or information, call Mrs. J. Fried- man, TO 6-1966, or Mrs. I Lawton, UN 4-0906. * * * NEW STUDY CLUB will in- stall the . following new officers at a luncheon Wednesday, at the Davison Jewish Center: Mes- dames Bess Stone, president; Mildred Lazeroff, vice-presi...…

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…Betrothal Told Illociell-Rose Wedding Planned for April rzgagefnen,ts The engagement of Ruth Har- riet Moorin, daughter of Mrs. Tillie R. Moorin, of Fairfield Ave., and the late Mr. Sidney J. Moorin, to Seymour Baskin, son of Mrs. Mary Baskin, of Kentucky Ave., and the late Mr. Morris Baskin, was recently an- nounced. In last's week's issue, The Jewish News erroneously gave the name of the bride- elect's late father as Morris. Mr. Baskin, a...…

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…Marilyn Kates to Wed f W 17,61 Schedules Gerald Kanter in April Nov. Donor Event t MISS MARILYN KATES Announcement is made of the engagement of Marilyn Dale Kates, daughter of Mrs. Simon Kates, of Santa Barbara Dr., and the late Dr. Kates, to Gerald Allan Kanter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kanter, of Merton Rd. Mr. Kanter is a graduate Of Michigan State University. The couple is planning an April cere- mony. Mrs. Jack Schwartz has been nam...…

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…activities in Society Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Levine (Dawn Demont) have returned here following an extended visit to France, Switzerland and Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney (Bee) Kalt sailed recently aboard the Queen Elizabeth for an extended tour of Europe, which will in- elude England, Holland, Austria and France. In Switzerland, the Kalts will attend the convention of Travel Agents. Mrs. Kalt is affiliated with the Elliott Travel Service. Mr. and "...…

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…Central High Youth Is Boys' Day Official Leonard Mitstone, a 17-year- old Central High School student, was elected City Clerk at a con- vention of 250 delegates from local public and p a r o c h i a l schools and youth agencies. Milstone, of 13531 Dart- mouth, will be one of the youths to reign over Detroit's city 4government on 'Boys' Day, to- j day, at the De- trait City Hall. Boys' Day, Leonard which will cul- minate in the attendance of a...…

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…The Suburban Community Oak-Woodser Dabbles in Statistics of Jewish Populace By the Oak-Woodser Many dohs and alis went up from the audience when Mayor Richard W. Marshall of Oak Park, greeting members of Cong. Em- anu-El who had gathered for cor- nerstone laying ceremonies ear- lier this month, announced that Oak Park's population now stood at 28,000. Mayor Marshall explained that the population figure was based on a census taken only a few ...…

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…Humor Against Politics is Knesset's `Secre t Weapon' Israel's Parliament has a "se- cret weapon" whose "penetra- tive force and direct effective- ness can hardly be matched." Unlike the hydrogen bomb and . guided missiles, the Knesset'S se- cret weapon is made up of words. Whenever the Knesset is in session and an unusually trou- t bled situation occurs in which , the gavel- is no longer effective and tension threatens to disrupt the proceedi...…

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…adit Showing That a Jew Remains a Jew Armchair Strategist's Views Stem from Early Training Israeli Enrolls- at MIT With First Scholarship Israel Feldman, first young Is- raeli to enroll in Massachusetts Institute of Technology under the Benjamin Cooper Fellowship plan, began a program of study planned not only for his own pro- ession al ad- vancement b u t also to further industrial growth through- out his rapidly- d e v eloping young coun...…

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…0•1114r. People Make News Mrs. Bernard Cohen, of Syd- rey, • Australia, arrived in New York last week on a Volunteer Leader Fellow- ship from the ,National Coun- cil of Jewish Women of the United States to study activities of American v o 1 u nteer women's groups. Mrs. Cohen is president_ of the Mrs. Cohen National Coun- cil of Jewish Women of Aus- tralia. * * * Maxwell Whiteman, of Phila- delphia, has been appointed as- sistant to the dire...…

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…Bnai Brith *omen Pass e Half-Way Point in Campaign for $100,000 Mrs. Henry Onrich, president of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Women's Council, announces that the organization_ has reached the half-way mark in its fund-raising effort. Over 6,000 local women in Bnai Brith's 20 chapters hope to reach the goal of $100,000 by the culminating event, to be held Nov. 8, at Masonic Temple. Mrs. Bernard Bliefield is over- all chairman of the tradition...…

October 14, 1955 • Page Image 24

…CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS OAK PARK-BY OWNER OPEN 2-6 SUN. 24061 Eastwood MIDDLE-AGED couple wants 4 or 5 rooms. WE. 3-5494. Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 em., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. FIVE-ROOM, Nov. 1st occupancy. adult family of three, prefer heat included. TO. 8-4688. 16B CALL V...…

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…• 17—HOUSES FOR SALE 17—HOUSES FOR SALE OAK PARK BAGLEY SCHOOL LONDON Nit, SAN JUAN Here is the best 3 bedrm. brick Col. break. rm., 1st lay., AC gas rec. rm., terr., gar., terrific value. Call MR. WEAVER. $18,700 Two-year-old, three-bedroom, face brick, landscaped home. Paved street, basement, rear terrace, dis- posal, vacant. Furniture optional. O'DONNEL MADSEN CO. 18310 Livernois GORDON-BEGIN UN 4-0600 SAN JUAN-OUTER DR. 3 bedr...…

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…• • Y7 — R ANCH HOME in heart of Paradise, situated on the Detroit River, Cana- dian side. The most beautiful three bedroom ranch home you have ever seen. Stone construction, modern in every respect. Two bathrooms. oil heat. All year 'round home. Natural fireplace. Must be seen to be appre- ciated. A few minutes drive from downtown Detroit. Price $55,000. - For appointment call Whitehall 5-1163. Owner. 3860 Riverside Drive, Riverside Ontar...…

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…Obituaries I • Monument Unveilings ISAAC LICHT, 81, of Bronx, Joseph and Saul; a daughter, N. Y., died Oct. 8. Services in Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich; a brother, New York, with interment in a sister, seven grandchildren and New Jersey. He leaves a daugh- a great grandchild. 4, * * ter, Mrs. Arthur A. Simons, of Detroit; a son, Fred Light, of SAM DAVID TURKENICH, Bronx, N. Y.; four grandchil- 8811 Linwood, died Oct. 10. dren and four great grandch...…

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…Officials Alarmed at Continued Russian Wooing of Arabs (Continued from Page 1) will be referred to the Knesset's Foreign Affairs Committee. Israel circles here, meanwhile, have refuted allegations by State Department sources that Israel possesses more military equipment than the Arab League combined and said that Egypt has not told the truth in describing its arms supply as inferior to that of Israel. It has been learned that the Egyptian de...…

January 14, 1955 • Page Image 1

…THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review Join March of • Dimes, Jan. 3-31 of Jewish Events Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME' 26—No. 19 7 - 17100•. 7 Mile Rd.—VE. 8-9364—Detroit 35, January 14, 1955 Budgeting and . 'Multiple Drives' Problem Anti-Semitism Gets a Hearing In Washington Editorials, Page 4 $4.00 Per Year Single Copy 1 5c Eban's Message to the Catholics Israel's Kinship Wi...…

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…Israel Insists on Sending Ships Through Suez, Sharett Declares JERUSALEM, (JTA) —Israel xiety with which all Israel and does not consider the question much of the world followed of the Suez Canal blockade the progress of their case. closed, and means to continue the fight to force Egypt to rec- Simmer, Safran Awarded ognize its right to send its ship- Citations for Seminary Work ping through the canal, Premier Rabbi Seymour Cohen, of Moshe Sh...…

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…ORT to Get $1,390,000 From JDC in 1955; Agreement Provides for Abandonment of Independent Drives NEW YORK, (JTA)—The Joint ' carried out by ORT. JDC will Distribution Committee will pro- 1, continue to subsidize other eco- vide $1,390,000 during 1955 for nomic reconstruction efforts, in- the ,ORT, principal agency offer- eluding loan funds, sheltered ing vocational training to Jews, workshops and other activities .overseas, under an agreemen...…

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…Prosectaing Vs Like Communists THE JEWISH NEWS Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20, 1951 Member Ameritan Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association, - Ni.tional Editorial Association Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Meta., VE. 13-9304 Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co 17100 West Subscription $4 a year. Foreign $5. I Entered as second class matter Aug. O. 194...…

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…S. S. Greenberg Heads Community Workshop, New Federation Agency. Samuel S. Greenberg was elected first president of the Community Workshop by the agency's board of trustees. The Community Workshop, a sheltered workshop program to determine and help improve the employability of severely handi- capped persons, is the newest local agency af- filiated with the Jewish Welfare Federation o f Detroit. Through the Workshop's program, many persons pre...…

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…Hold Ernmanu-E1 Services at The Suburban Community Older Oak-Woods Residents Seek Meeting of the Minds SOC Schmli Daze By Judy Stutz South Oakland County School \HOROWITTMARGARETEN like to get together, with sev- eral other older people with the idea of forming a social and/Or cultural club in Oak Park and Huntington Woods. By the Oak-Woodser Tradition has meant survival to the Jewish people throughout the years. It seems that when- ...…

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…* Adult Institute To Highlight New Dance Workshop Rabbis Support Annual 'Z' Day Harriet Berg, assistant direc- tor of the Wayne University Dance Workshop, will join the staff of the Synagogue Adult Institute, which will start its second semester with a series of new courses on • Tuesday eve- ning. at the Adas. Shalom Syna- gogue. Miss Berg will teach the Jew- ish dance ses- sions in the special w o r k- shop course in Jewish arts and crafts...…

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…Canadian Woman Leader to Speak At INF Women's Donor on Jan 26 Shela Herzon, able dramatist and singer. Mrs. Raginsky, of Montreal, was for seven years national chairman of the Jewish Na- tional Fund in Canada. She has been identified with the Karen Kayemeth (JNF) in Canada since 1909. She w a s elected vice-president of Can- adian Hadassah when the or- ganization was formed in 1921 and was national president of Canadian Hadassah from 1941 to ...…

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…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 14, 1955 SERVICES TEMPLE ISRAEL: At 8:30 p.m. services today, Dr. Leon Fram wall deliver his annual New Year prophecy, "1955—Peace of Mind or Anxiety?" This is the 30th year since his arrival in Detroit that Dr. Fram has presented this prophecy. CONG. AHAVAS ACHIM: Sabbath services at 4:45 and 9 p.m., today. At 8:4• a.m. services Saturday, Rabbi Jacob Chinitz will preach on "They Did Not Change Their Names...…

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…10—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Adas Shalom PTO Plans 2nd Annua Father and Student Night Program Friday, January 14, 1955 Eva Prenzlauer Aid Disbands; Treasury Goes to Sinai Hospital After serving the community for 35 years, Eva Prenzlauer Ma- ternity Aid Society. has disband- ed its activities, which have con- sisted mainly of aiding indigent, expectant mothers with pre- natal care and hospitalization. -In a' quiet ceremony last week, the women's ...…

January 14, 1955 • Page Image 11

…W ornen'.4 (More Clubs, Page 14) cv BNAI MOSHE SISTERHOOD is planning its annual donor lunch- eon for 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, in I the synagogue social hall. Mrs. Fred Weis, vice-president and chairman of the program, an- nounces that Dan Frohman and his quartet will provide enter- tainment. OLGA J A S L O V E FAMILY CLUB TWO, Pioneer Women, CLUB will meet at 9 p.m., today, is planning a paid-up member- in the home of Mrs. Belle Kersh, ; shi...…

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…12 DETROIT JEWISH NEWS To Reside in Des Moines After Jan. 9 Wedding MRS. BERNARD KAY Beverly Alfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alfeld, of Buena. Vista Ave., was joined in matrimoony to Bernard Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. 11:-, rry Kay, of San Juan Dr., in a ceremony Jan. 9, at Cong Rnai Moshe. The bride wore " a gown of white Italian silk and chantilly lace. Scattered over the bodice were pearls and sequins. The entire bridal party w...…

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…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13 Friday, January 14, 1955 l`Romeo and Juliet' Now Playing at the Krim A divitlei Sara Lee Zimmerman Weds Garry Schuster Soci4 Cf2 Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Weiner are now in their new residence at 30600 Lahser, in Southfield Township. Piano students of Julius Chajes, Vivian Kozenn and Mary Silber will be presented in a recital at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, at the Woodward Jewish Center. Mr. R. B. Bob Ginsburg, of 3342 Cortland,...…

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…1 4—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 14, 1955 Pilson-Schreiber Rites Held in Los Angeles Beth Aaron Juniors to Lead Late Sabbath Services Today - RAJ . Jan. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol MRS. HOWARD E. SCHREIBER Dann (Ann • Benstein) of 18000 In a ceremony Dec. 19, in the :Parkside, a daughter, Rebecca Crystal Room of the Beverly Anne . Hills Hotel, Harriet Mildred P11- • * * son, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Jan. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Al- Morris J. ...…

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…Sandra Stone Weds Frederick N. Garber MRS. FREDERICK N. GARBER Sandra K. Stone repeated her marital vows to Frederick N. Garber beneath a canopy of pink and white flowers at Beth Aaron Synagogue on Dec. 21. Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick per- formed the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone, of Cort- land Ave., wore a gown of ivory antique lace over satin and a fingertip veil. She carried or- chids and stephanotis on a Bible...…

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…I6—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, January 14, 1955 To Wed on April 3 Tales Out of School Adler-Fine Nuptials Planned for June 26 "The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees of Posterity."—Disraeli. By By Rena • Katz Jon( Handleman 4umford Central . High Local Women Contribute $6,795 to Israel Charities An' independent group of local women has succeeded in raising . $6,795, which has- been sent through the Vaad Hayeshivoth to charity insti...…

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…ShaareyZedekAlen'sClubAidsSeminaryDrive A leading reason why Shaarey Zedek raised more money for the Jewish Theological Semin- ary of America than any other synagogue in th e United States is the effectiveness of its Men's Club Seminary Committee. Shown here are members of this year's Campaign committee. Left to right: Seated, Abrahom Satovsky, Carl Schiller, Dr. Max Lichter, Edward Robinson, president of the Men's Club, I. Murray Jacobs, Geo...…

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…• ▪ John Schneider N'tmed Public Administrator ▪ lam Ca111bridff z7,e University Professor Is Guest in Detroit of Charles- Feinberg John H. Schneider was ap- By FRANK SIMONS pointed by Attorney General Thomas M. Kavanagh - as Pub- Tivo of the principal contribu- lic Administrator of Wayne tors to the world-wide celebra- County, Michigan. tion of the Walt Whitman Cen- Born in Detroit, Schneider is tennial got together in Detroit a. member...…

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…Mexico, Francc, Sweden, The ! Netherlands -and Italy, will have representatives at this confer- The official launching of the ence. 1955 campaign for Israel bonds Beginning Jan. 4 and contin- burg, south Africa. Her interests will be launched at the second ulng through Jan. 25, members lie in social work, medicine 'and international conference on Jan. ' of the Detroit Chapter of Hadas- travel. She presently serves as 29 and 30 at the Fountainb...…

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…:04074.ir. 17-HOUSES FOR 17-HOUSES FOR SALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Liners accepted from responsible firms or individuals by telephone up to 11 a.m., Wednesday. Deadline for dis- play classified ads is 4:30 p.m., Tuesday. • Rates 10c a word, minimum charge $1.00, or $2.80 per column inch. CALL VErmont 8-9364 10-ROOMS FOR RENT PLEASANT room for refined, middle-aged Woman. Seven - Livernois area. UN. 3-3036. ••• NICE ROOM for rent. Bu...…

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…17—HOUSES FOR SALE VUTER DR.-Large Colonial. Double ga- rage. Extraordinary interior features. 1119,000. Terms. UN. 4-6539. 18974 SUSSEX Open Sun. 2-5 Meyers Rd., 19990 • OPEN 3-5 SUN. Appoline, 19766 By Appt. Only Beautiful 3 bedrm. brick Col., oil ht., grade lay., back porch screened and glassed, tile kitchen, carpeting, Gasi- nator. Immaculate brick bungalow, 3 bedrms., 1 LARGE STUDIO TYPE, Enc. porch, rec. rm., gas a.-c. ht., 2-car ...…

January 14, 1955 • Page Image 22

…17-HOUSES FOR SALE 17-HOUSES FOR SALI KENTUCKY, 18675 17-HOUSES Oak-Park-23841 Scotia GREENLAWN -CURTIS $16,000-GAS HEAT Face brk. colonial, with Fenestra windows, 3 bedrms., colored tile bath, Ige. living rm., mirrored firepl., 2-car gar., carpets. Disposal, sir. King, UN. 1-4000. English 3-bedrm. with den, spa- -cious !iv. rm., brkfst, nk., 1st. ff, lay. core location. Vac. UN 3-0661% Harold Blake Co. Howlett-Barrett-Watson HARLOW...…

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…DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-23 50-BUSINESS CARDS Friday, January 14, 1955 A-1 PAINTING, decorating, cont.aefor; interior - exterior. Fr e e estimates. Dresser, TO. 8-6047. iDr. Sarasohn Dies at 30; Distinguish Himself as Political Science Writer Obituaries Mrs. Hilda Sosnick Dies Mrs. DORA KOTIN, 17579 Dr. Stephen B. Sarasohn, of the Civil War as a Confedtratek• After Long Illness Woodingham, died Jan. 9. Serv- 681 Merrick, assistant professor I...…

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…0201 Symphony' Featured at . Adas Shalom Music Festival to pose for the camera with his musicians. They will perform a featured role in the fifth annual Music Festival of the Adas Shalom Men's Club. * * * * * * Jewish folk songs and Hassidic 23, in the synagogue's main sanctuary. melodies. Solo roles have been given to The orchestra, composed al- Mrs. Norman Allan, who will most exclusively of congregation playa piano concerto; Miss Ger- al...…

May 14, 1954 • Page Image 1

…An Anti-Zionist's Admission: Could Have Saved Jewish Lives; But Anti-Zionist Council Insists on Harming Jewry Commentary, Page 2 N THE JEWISH A Weekly Review ,p‘Ceahcea, : ai tn yd p gives will bring great peace on earth and above." of Jewish Events —Zohar Michigan's Only English-Jewish Newspaper—Incorporating The Detroit Jewish Chronicle VOLUME 25—No. 10 weeFs 17100 W. 7 Mile Rd.—VE. 8-9364—Detroit 35, May 14, 1954 h r o em w o t...…

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…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ Justified Rebuke to Lessing Rosenwald . Detroit's Jewish Tercentenary Committee last week expressed justified resentment against the naming of the head of the Coun- cil for Judaism, Lessing Rosenwald, as an associate chairman of the American Jewish Tercentenary Committee. Mr. Rosenwald has spearheaded a movement that has em- braced the cause of the Communist-Arab bloc at the United Na- tions. He has insp...…

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…▪ Joseph Holtzman, National Chairman Home Auxiliary Features' Mortimer May Is Candidate for ZOA Presidenc y Woolf at Monday NEW YORK, (JTA)—The can- ZOA regional and district lead- Of UJA, Takes Regional Chairmanship Mickey I nstal lotion Celebration didacy of Mortimer May of ers participated. Nashville for the presidency of Mr May formerly Joseph Holtzman, of Detroit, council of 70 state chairmen The Women's Auxiliary of the the Zionist Org...…

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…Best Wishes for Happy Anniversary THE JEWISH NEWS . Incorporating the Detroit Jewish Chronicle commencing with issue of July 20. 1951 *ember American Association of English-Jewish Newspapers, Michigan Press Association. Published every Friday by The Jewish News Publishing Co., 17100 West Seven Mile Road, Detroit 35, Mich., VE. 8-9364 Subscription 84. a year. foreign S5. Entered as second class matter Aug. 6, 1942. at Post Office. Detroit M...…

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…Re-Elect Mrs. Isenberg to Presidency Of Detroit Chapter of Hadassah Mrs. William B. Isenberg was ; mg her for the 1954-55 term will re-elected president of , the De- ; be the following: troit Chapter of Hadassah at its 1 Mesdames Norman Rom, ex- ecutive vice - president: David recent election meeting. Assist- Schacter, Daniel Seigel, Adolph Lowe and Aaron Friedman, vice- presidents; Leo Orecklin, office administrator: K o p e l Kahn, treasure...…

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…Concert May 23 COMbilled Halevy, Farband, Circle Choruses to Appear in number of musicians Prom the When the Halevy, Farband and Workmen's Circle Choruses merge for their second concert May 23, at the Detroit Institute of Arts, the singers will be under the baton of , three conductors. The largest Jewish chorus in America will be directed for the first two numbers by William Gayman, associate conductor of the Halevy Chorus since the in- cept...…

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…JEWISH NEWS-7 Jewish. Committee Urges U.S. Strive for DETROIT Friday, May 14, 1954 Middle East Peace; Presents Program Yeshivah to Honor For Protection of Internal Security 1Beth Israel Center Opens Adult Library Tonight The formal opening of the the sabbath service to he held Beth Israel Center adult library, in the main chapel. The youngsters range in age in Ann Arbor, will take place at 9 4 A from 11 to 14. Children of the • - 8:30 p.m.,...…

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…TanT;les Earticipating as Workers for Two Generations to be Honored Today At Allied Jewish Drive Report Rally As the Allied Jewish Campaign speeds along in its three-quarter period, competition between all divisions becomes more keen. At stake is the coveted trophy which will be awarded to the leading trade and professional division. Last year, the services division under the leadership of Samuel J. Greenberg and John Isaacs won the cup. Behi...…

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