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MRS. ETHEL SIEGEL
of 1684 Blaine Ave., 57 years
old, died on Jan. 7. Funeral serv-
ices were held on that day, with
interment in Nussach Ari Ceme-
tery. She is survived by her hus-
band, Ilyman; three sons, Morris,
Ben and Simon; three daughters,
Doris, Molly and Mrs. Sarah De-
Lise; three brothers, Ben, Sam
and Max Posner; three sisters.
Mrs. Sarah Iteskin, Mrs. Anna
Jablon and Mrs. Edward Sklar.
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Funeral services for Joseph J.
Mahler, who died Thursday at
his home, 731 Covington Drive,
will be held at 1 p. m. Sunday.
Burial will be in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery. Born in Kurland,
Russia, in 1876, Mr. Mahler came
to this country in 1893. For the
last 24 years he made his home
in Detroit. Ile was a member of
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. &
A. M. He leaves his wife, Grace;
four sons, Milton, Irving, Harold
and Donald; one daughter, Mrs.
Morey Abrams, and two sisters,
Mrs. Alex Goldberg and Mrs.
Dora Michaelson, all of Detroit.
IN MEMORIAM
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J. W. V. AUXILIARY HAS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
The Ladies Auxiliary to Detroit
Post 135 of the Jewish War Vet-
erans of the United States has
launched an intensive drive for
members under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Perry
Burnstine. Only
the following
are eligible to
join: Wive s,
mothers, sisters,
daughters,
granddaugh-
ters, or daugh-
ters-in-1 a w of
Jewish war vet-
erans, and also
women by right
of personal
service.
It is urged
Mrs. Burnstine
that those wish-
ing to join do as before Feb. 27,
at which time the auxiliary will
officially be instituted and its offs.
cers installed at a dinner-dance to
be held at the Book Cadillac Ho-
tel.
Mrs. Burnstine, who may be
reached at 8451 LaSalle Blvd.,
Tyler 5-9494, will be pleased to
furnish further information.
Sr. Dramatic Group
Forming at Center
A senior dramatic group, com-
posed of young men and women
over 20 years of age, who hay°
serious interest in the theater, is
being organized • at the Jewish
Community Center. The club will
be divided into six functional
units: Acting, scene, design, cos-
tume design, make-up, play read-
ing and business groups.
Jacob Goldberg, who has been
director of the Community Play-
ers of Buffalo for two years, and
who has been associated with the
Hollywood Players in Los Angeles,
will be In charge of the group.
The first meeting of the drama-
tic society will be held on Wednes•
day evening, Jan. 19, at 9 o'clock,
at the Center, Wood ward and Hol-
brook Ave..
In loving memory of our dear
husband and father, Billie! 13.
Hamburger, who passed away 8
years ago, Feb. 11, 1930 (13 days
in Shvat).
happy were the years we .pent together
Lonely Cr, our hearse today.
For the one we loved ao dearly
Ila. forever
Oval.
vou are not forgotten, dear
Nor will you ever he.
A. long a. life and memory lasts
Ye willremember thee.
As we loved him .0 we mien hint
osssr.i
LoIl.sed7;em
'eTIV'e rre.1710 I ngn e' d ar ir always
Bringing many • allent tear.
Sadly missed by his wife and
children.
Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home
The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge with
thanks the receipt of donations
from the following:
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society, Idra. M.
Pollack, Urn Golden. Mrs. If. Orere, Mr
nd Mr. It
J. Jitney. In memory of
AM'. Lewip, Dan Vi'hitInek. In mem-
ory of Lazar°. Leiria; Birdie Mittenthal,
In memory of Lasaruit Ilresels: Mrs 1. M.
Jacobson. In memory of Lazarus Lewis:
Mr, Alf° Gordon. In memory of her
father. Marcus limes: Mrand Mrs
Morrie Krause. In memory of Ilra Lena
Levin, mother of Mr. 1. I. Cohn: Mr.
and airs. A Solomon, In memory of her
daughter. Emily SoInninn: Weetern so-
cial Club; Mr. Morrie Pollack, In honor
of son brro's birthday: It rose KM.
In honor of Meth of son. Edward David,
to Mr and Mem John Suakin: Mlawrr
l'Ingesend Vert. Sisterhoodof Sharp
rev Serlek.• Mrs Ales Caplan. In honor
of Mir Mite1.0 of her son, Marilee:
Mrs liar., Afevera and family. In mem-
o ry or Mr. ItIvk•h Zn
final
nal
IIrIth Ladle. Auxiliary: C. k fArihen and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wonmer, In memor7
of Aloe Alsh; Lout. C Maas
L
Gifts t.) North End Clinic
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In noonory Cr Mr. Deborah IlnIden•
ember from lb. Finley Fonnly, In m-
.), of Mrs. Blume Goldberg from the
Sin', Family: In memory of Mr. J.
I. Freud, from Mr and Mr. Rol A.
Wolff, Mr. .nd Mr. A I Drelfun. Mr.
and Mr. Ralph Shroder. Mr and lira
I It
Myr., MI. Sadie Illrechrnaw.
Jr... F Dirorhomn Mon Roar M Lips
In
n. Mr. •nd Mrs. Mom.. itosennold:
memoryof Mrs. Esther linsentgolt
fr,m Mr and Mrs I It Myers, M l..
Fad. Dim Amon. Jo.. F Dino hm•n:
in nirmory of jacoh Cohen of Cleveland
from Mr and Mr. dare, ronheint and
sons, in memory of Lszarom Levis front
Alr and Mrs. Barry Conh•trn and
rn
f Morrie Krohn from Mr.
M n Barre Conhefrn and sone
Mrs
sr For
For the Portal Service Roller Fund:
In memo, of Mrs J
Freud from
•atr tern:beta of EDI. Carol. f•lnle,
i mIr
n.
Martin Hoffman Dr Henry Lece.
o
Evangeline Imoilder
For th. Social Servir• Department,
Mendelson
Me.
mortal Fund.
Sae the Surspl•mentary Ifedleal As.
sistan , . Fund for Children: In mernnr7
of Mrs
Errther flosenhorir (rem Mtn.
mt Ps mnlInm and North End
Clinic Personnel
fro , P.n.
°rots.
A symposium on "The Jewish
Content and the Community Pro-
gram" will be conducted during
the late Friday evening services
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek on
Jan. 21, at 8:30 o'clock. This
symposium was inspired by the
article in "Purely Commentary"
column in The Chronicle on Jan.
7. Participants in the symposium
will be Maurice Glasier, newly-
elected member of the board of
the Jewish Center; Max Chomsky,
director of Young Judaea and
member of the faculty of the
Shaarey Zedek Schools, and Abbe
Levi, president of Young Israel.
Cantor J. II. Sonenklar and his
quartet will be in charge of the
services, which are followed by a
social hour during which refresh.
ments are served. The public is
invited.
Oneg Shabbat of
Mizrachi Women
Mizrachi women will be enter-
tained at an Oneg Shebat this
Saturday afternoon, Jan, 15, at
2:30, at the home of Mrs, Samuel
Glucklick, 2494 Clairmount Ave.
Last Wednesday afternoon a vic-
tory luncheon was held at the Bnai
Moshe, celebrating the success of
the Mizrachi donor luncheon. The
chairman, Mrs. Abraham Caplan,
gave a report of the luncheon and
announced that the proceeds had
been forwarded to Tel Aviv to help
finance the Girls Technical Home
now under construction. William
Hordes gave several dramatic
readings from Bialik, and Mrs.
Isaac Rosenthal was the speaker
of the afternoon.
Concert Fund for
Spanish Loyalists
T h e Jewish-American Youth
Chorus will present an evening of
entertainment on Sunday, Jan. 16,
at 8:30 at the Jewish Community
Center, Woodward at Ilolbroock.
All proceeds will go to the aid of
Spanish Loyalists.
The program will consist of
motion pictures, dances, a double
octet, a quartet, an instrunten
talist, and dancing for the public
after the program.
Refreshments and checking will
be free of charge.
Nachshon Committee
Headed By Ellmann
Mrs. Goldie Elyerson, who last
month created such a tremendous
impression at a Friday night as-
sembly of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, has been asked to return
to address an assembly of Beth
El College of Jewish Studies.
This meeting will take place Mon
Flay evening, Jan. 17, at 9 o'clock,
in the Brown Memorial Chapel of
Temple Beth El. All who are in-
terested in hearing about Nach
shon, the new maritime enterprise
of the Jewish people, are invited
and urged to attend.
James I. Ellmann, chairman of
the Detroit Nachshon committee,
is being assisted in the to
ac-
tivities by Dr. A. M. Hershman
Lawrence Crohn, Jeanette Stein.
berg, Mrs. Nathan Caplan, Mrs.
Maurice Landau, Rabbi Joshua
Sperka, Philip Lipson and Ruth
Hershman.
Women's Activity Week at Bnai David
Observance to Commence With Symposium at Friday
Night Gathering on Jan. 21
Rabbi Joshua Sperka announce s of the synagogue, In place of the
that the last week in January ha s regular lecture, a symposium on
been designated as women's activi "Contemporary Contributions of
ties week at Congregation Bnai Woman to Jewish Life" will be
David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts. presented, with the Sisterhood
During this week special meetings members acting as hostesses. The
emphasizing Jewish women's con- speakers will be Mrs. Maurice Lan-
dau, president of Detroit chapter
of Hadassah, who will speak on
"The Jewish Woman and National-
ism"; Mrs. Shmarya Kleiman, long
active in social and civic endeavor,
whose topic will be "The Jewish
Woman in Social and Civic Un-
dertakings," and Mrs, Samuel
Shnitz, a member of the national
board of Mizrachi Women's Or-
ganization, who will speak on "The
Jewish Woman and Religion."
During the social hour, members
cf Junior lladassah and the Junior
Congregation will lead in group
singing.
On Saturday morning, Jan, 22,
Rabbi Sperka's sermon will deal
, with "The Jewish Woman."
At the school assembly Sunday
morning, Shirley Zack, a student,
will tell of Young Judaea activi-
ties in the synagogue.
On Monday evening, Jan. 24, at
an open meeting of the Sisterhood,
a jury panel will be held at which
phases of Jewish life in relation
to the Jewish woman will be con-
sidered.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 25,
the Ladies' Auxiliary will hold an
open meeting in connection with
its membership drive to which a
RABBI JOSHUA SPERKA
prominent woman speaker has
been invited.
tributions to Jewish life will be
The week's program will end
presented.
with the Sisterhood donor lunch-
This program will begin with eon on Tuesday, Feb. 1, at the
the dedication of the Friday night Fort Wayne Hotel, with Dr. Leo
gathering on Jan, 21 to the women EL Franklin as guest speaker.
50th
1 1
Emanuel Events
Men'. Club to Elect Offleem Thursday:
Officers will he elected by the new
Men. Club of Congregation Beth Tullio
Emanuel, Thursday evening, Jan. 20, at
8:30. Cantor Rubin Boyarsky will lead
the memheris in community singing of
Hebrew and Yldrlinh folk melodies and
will formulate plena for the organiza-
tion of
choral group an
one of the
activities of the club. Itefreplu nenta will
be served at the conclusion of the meet-
Ins.
Membership Is open to young men
21 years or nor and UP. The club will
meet every first and third Thursday of
the month.
Synagogue Youth to Celebrate
Mr111 of Shunt Sunday
Bons and daughters of the members
and their Mende az• urged to attend
the (Theo./1h° fleor b'Shvat party clone
Cored by Young larael at theaortal hall
on Sunday at 8:30 p. m. The affair,
occurring on the eve of the New Year
for trees, will be marked by a novel
program Includiug Palestinian melee
and song, refreshments, daring and a
talk by Rabbi Woldgelernter. Admission
charge, 35e.
'Ill
lie Disreurees:
A large group of men has been drawn
to the half-hour chi. In Aln Yank.
(Talmudic mlevtions) following daily
MIncha eervIr ea which begin at 5 p. m.
The clans, which is directed I.y Rabid
Wohlgelernter, Is Metro, tell In English
on Sunda). when the attendance
Is
augmented by many of the younger
people. Maarly prayers follow immedi-
ately after the conclusion of the study
a
Rabbis Monello and Meisel Here
Under Auspices of Young 1s•
rant; Observe Chamisho Osor
Young Israel of Detroit will
hold its 13th in the series of Fri-
day evening forums in conjunc-
tion with Congregation Beth
Tefilo Emanuel on Jan. 21, at
8:30 p. m., with Rabbi Carl Man-
ello of Youngstown, 0., as guest
speaker. Rabbi Manello, who will
talk on "A Positive Judaism," is
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RABBI CARL MANELLO
Institute Bazaar
Two noted scholars, Rabbi
Nachum Kowalsky of Munkacz,
The news that Dr. Chaim Zhit-
Czechoslovakia, and Rabbi M. lowsky will be in Detroit has been
1Vulliger of Warsaw, arrived in enthusiastically received by his
Detroit to appeal for support ninny friends and readers. The
lecture to be given will be on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, at
the Central High School, Tux-
edo Ave., between LaSalle and
Linwood. Ilis topic will be "My
Observation on the 20 Years of
the Soviet Russian Revolution."
Tickets may be obtained at the
Dexter school of the Sholem Alei-
chem Institute, 3754 Monterey
Ave., or at Central High School
on the evening of the lecture.
Prepare for Annual Bazaar
At the last session of the
Sholem Aleichem Institute, plans
were made for the annual bazaar
and souvenir night which will
take place at the Bnai Moshe
Synagogue, from Jan. 29 to Feb.
3. Thirty members of the insti-
tute are participating on the
committee. Showers are being
arranged by the Mesdames G.
Gorenbein, Pauline Finkelstein,
Bertha Lieberman, Dricker, Lo-
berman, Schneider, I. Komaroff,
Nina Bloch, Avrin, Wechsler,
Siegel and Silverstein. The fol-
RABBI NACHUM KOWALSKY lowing members are engaged in
the collection and soliciting of
among local Jews for the Yeshiva merchandise: Mesdames Becker,
of Kaminitz-Litovsk.
Jaffe, R. Gornbein, G. Gornbein,
During their stay here, these Herat, Finkelstein, Siegel, Davis,
two rabbis are addressing local Figot, Lamed, Wallerstein, Avrin,
synagogues and organizations and Wechsler, Loberman, Freedman,
are visiting as many people as Komaroff, Dricker, Bloch, harry
Cohen is in charge of the work
of collection merchandise.
a graduate of the Hebrew Theo-
logical College of Chicago and
is a former resident of Detroit.
Congregational singing will be
led by a visiting cantor and re-
freshments will be served in the
social hall. The public is invited.
The Young Men's Jewish Asso-
The Young People's Club of
Rabbi Irving Meisel of Dayton,
ciation met on Jan. 9, at the Temple Beth El invites all mem-
Barium hotel. Meetings wil bers and their friends to the af- 0., who addressed the forum this
continue every second Sunday for fair on Sunday afternoon, Jan. Friday evening, will speak before
the balance of the season.
23, at 2 :30 p. m. A sketch will the junior congregation at their
For Sunday afternoon, Jan. 23 be presented by the dramatic services Saturday morning at
the social committee has planned group under the direction of Rob- Beth Tefilo Emanuel, and at the
open house at the Barium. A ert Mazer and this will be follow- Young Israel building, Joy Road,
short meeting will be called, fol , ed by community singing to be at 3:30 p. m.
lowed by cards, games and re !led by Arthur Goulson.
An elaborate program is being
freshments. The committee is
For those who are athletically planned by the organization for
headed by Ily Lezell.
inclined there will be a badminton a Chamisho Osor b'Shvat party
The dramatic group announces exhibition in the gymnasium by to be held at the Emanuel Syna-
that the annual play to be staged two outstanding stars of the city. gogue on Sunday, Jan. 16, at 8
by the Y. M. II. A. this season At the same time there will b e p. m. Among the entertaining
will be "The Night of January dancing to the strains of Ray features of the evening will be
16th," a three-act comedy.
dancing, Palestinian movies, com-
Oberschulte's orchestra.
Sidney Winer will again direc
The affair is under the direction munity singing, and refreshments.
and will be assisted by Jerry of the social committee headed A short talk on the meaning of
Reineh.
by Frank Winton. There will be the festival will be delivered by
Badminton will henceforth be a nominal admission charge.
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter.
played on Thursday nights at the
A party for children, 6 to 12,
Jefferson Intermediate School
J. W. E. W. 0. BRANCH will be held at 2 p. m. at the
Hamilton at Seldon. Visitors are
Young
Israel building, 2691 Joy
At the fifth donor luncheon of
invited.
the North Woodward branch of Road, under the direction of the
the Jewish Women's European Women's League. There will be
Welfare Organization held at the games, refreshments, movies and
Fort Wayne hotel on Jan. 4, the a playlet.
president, Mrs. Joseph Modell, Fatuity for Extension Courses
greeted the guests. Mrs. Ida
Plans are under way for the
Schultz, chairman, thanked all inauguration of the adult classes
committees for their untiring ef- on Feb. 14, at the Central high
forts in helping to make this af- School, Linwood and Tuxedo.
fair a success.
,M ax J.
ohlgelernter,
Sam Leve. director of investi- Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Rabbi Ja-
gation of Wayne County, intro- cob Unger, Irving Schlussel and
, duced the guest speaker, Nathan Walter Farber of Detroit, and
Milstein, prominent Detroit at- Rabbi Max Schulman of Windsor,
, tornev. Miss Gertrude Leve was R abbi . Winchester of Mt.
the vocalist for the afternoon, ac- Clemens and Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg
companied by Mrs. Phyllis Lach- of Flint will constitute the
man Seigel on the piano.
faculty. Courses in Jewish history,
Contributions were made to the Bible, Talmud, Hebrew, Jewish
organization by Mrs. Jack Weiner customs and ceremonies and Jew-
and Mrs. Seder in memory of ish current events will be given
their mother, Mrs. Adele Leib; over a period of 10 weeks. En- RABBI MARCUS WULLIGER
Mrs. Belle I.achman and Mr. and rollment fees will be El for each
Mrs. Adolph Smilo, in honor of course. All applications should be they can personally reach in an
to secure the needed sup-
Mrs. Minnie Goodman's grand- sent to the Young Israel Bldg., effort
port.
child.
2691 Joy Road,
Rabbis Kowalsky and Wulliger
All members are urged to at-
have the support and co-operation
tend the meeting which will be
held ate th home of Mrs. William Dr. Heiser to Speak Sunday of the Detroit Council of Ortho-
d ox a is, from whom an appeal
Fisher, 2254 Gladstone, on Tues-
At Art Institute
has gone forth urging liberal sup-
day, Jan. 18, 12:30 p. m.
port of this Yeshiva. They also
Amazing adventures in fighting bring with them a personal appeal
Perfection DeMolay Has a
plagues and disease throughout f r o m the eminent Talmudic
Drive for Members
the world will be told by Dr. Vic- scholar and one of the world's
Perfection Chapter, Order of tor G. Heiser, author of "An outstanding rabbis, Baruch Ber
DeMolay in conducting an exten- American Doctor's Odyssey," Leibowitz, dean of the Kaminitz
sive campaign for members as a when he appears at the Detroit Litovsk Yeshiva, who asks that
Part of the program commemorat- Institute of Arts, Woodward at special consideration be given the
ing the fifth anniversary of its Kirby, next Sunday evening, Present anneal for funds in view
formation an an all•Jewish chap- Jan. 16, at 8:30,
of the urgency of the current
ter.
On Sunday afternoon at 3:30 needs.
JUSTICE CARDOZO
An invitation to join is extend• in the Detroit Institute of Arts ,
ed to Jewish boys between the
B. Weinber g Speaks
Physicians attending Supreme ages of 16 and 21 years. For fur- Erling Strom, explorer extraordi-
B. Weinberg, eminent cultural
Court Justice Benjamin N. Car- ther information as to functions, nary, will tell of his "Conquest
of
Mt.
McKinley"
and
show
the
leader and president of the Work-
doso expressed grave concern on principles and activities of this
pictures taken on his ex- men's Circle of England, who is
Thursday over his condition which chapter, visit meetings of the or- motion
pedition.
visiting his brother, Sam Wein-
had taken • turn for the worse. ganization at the Masonic Temple
Both lectures are sponsored by here, local editor of the Jewish
On Wednesday President and Mrs. every Tuesday evening at 9
Roosevelt paid a surprise visit to o'clock or call Mr. Manuel Hell- the World Adventure Series of Daily Forward, spoke at the
the
Detroit Institute of Arts, from Sholem Aleichem School, Jan. 14 ,
Justice Cardovs but the doctors man. Randolph 0336, or Harry
whom seat reservations may be on the subject "The Cultural
declared hi m too ill to see them. Gant:, Townsend 7-9812.
obtained.
Status of the Jew, in England."
Y. M. J. A. to Stage 1Y. P. T. C. JAM SESSION
Three-Act Comedy WILL BE HELD JAN. 23
TOO ILL TO SEE
THE ROOSEVELTS
LIBRARY AT EAST GRAND RIVER
Noted Rabbis Make Zhitlowsky Address
Appeal for Yeshiva
In Detroit Jan. 26
Kaminitz - Litovsk Makes Plans for Sholem Aleichem
Rabid Wohlgelernter delivers two ser-
mon, every Sabbath, tenting with mod-
ern problenie and the light thrown upon
them lov, the teachings of the Bible,
Talmud and the commented... The
rabbi will filar,. "Past. Present and
Future In Jewish Life" on Jan. 18. and
"The Ten Commandments, for Modern
Alan" the following Saturday, Jan. 22.
In addition, MOM Wohigelernter
eat' lies a class in the weekly portion
or the Illhle every Ptiolay evening. at
710. The chum 01,1 , I, follows the study
of Chumosh and the Commentary of
[Mehl, has attracted a large member.
ahip.
Saturday, Feb.12 — Special service.
marking the sermill.CPnt enn I al of the
United RIM. Constitution, sponsored by
the Merit Club
Sunday, March I—Formal inalallation
ceremony of Rabbi ‘Vohigelernter, fol-
lowed by dinner In hie honor.
JANUARY SALE
2 Visiting Rabbis
Speak in Detroit
" A
rVither close In Talmud. ' , firstling the
continuous study of Volume lint. Rant*
In lurectrd by Rabbi Joaeph El/penman
saturday afternoona at 2 o' c lock.
v.
and greateil
Jr. Home Relief Plans 7th
Anniversary Celebration
Miss Rachel Rubin, chairman
of the ways and means commit-
tee, is arranging the program for
the 7th anniversary of the Jun-
ior Home Relief, Jan. 30.
A drive is being conducted for
old clothes for needy. Miss Lil-
lian Sherman, Townsend 7-8513,
chairman of the clothes commit-
tee, and Miss Beatrice Koblin,
Townsend 8-2707, co-chairman,
will be glad to supply informa-
tion in this regard.
The following officers have
been chosen for the balance of
the club year: Winifred Cornell,
president; Rachel Rubin, first vice-
president; Janet Selvan, chairman
of the executive board.
The juniors were represented
by Winifred Cornell at the Sen-
ior Home Relief executive board's
luncheon on Jan. 5. It was de-
cided that the juniors should co-
operate with the seniors in their
aloft for Passover relief.
All gills between the ages of
17 and 21 are invited to t
with the organization. Miss Rose
Hozman, Townsend 6-4933, is
chairman of the membership
drive.
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Jewish Community
Thanked by Haggai
for Honoring Him
Joseph Haggai, eminent Jewish
labor leader and one of Detroit's
outstanding educators, expresses
thanks to the Jewish community,
through The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, for the honors given
him on the occasion of his recent
celebration of his 50th birthday.
"I am grateful to the commu-
nity, to those who attended the
dinner, to the hundreds of people
who sent messages, to the many
organizations which have no
kindly remembered me on that oc-
casion," Mr. !logical states. "It is
difficult to find words with which
to express my gratitude for all
the kind words said about me,
and for the liberality with
which many people and organiza-
tions contributed to the fund for
the establishment of the Leon
Blum Colony on the occasion of
my 50th birthday. I am extremely
happy that the occasion was util-
ized as a means of helping a great
MSC.
"I wish to thank The Chron-
icle for its kindnesses shown me
on this occasion, and for its edi-
torial tributes."
J. W. E. W. 0. Thanks Us
Contributions to the Jewish
Child Placement Bureau
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
In behalf of the North Wood-
ward branch of the Jewish Wo-
men's European Welfare Organ-
ization, we take this opportunity
of thanking the general public
and contributors for their part
in making a success of the fifth
annual donor luncheon. Special
thanks to The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle, Mr. and Mrs. Human
Altman and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weinberg for their publicity.
MRS. JOSEPH MODELL,
President.
MRS. IDA, SCIIULTZ,
Chairman,
MRS. A. B. KNOPPOW,
Publicity.
The Jewish Child Placement Bu-
reau announces the receipt of the
following contributions:
From Mrs. Rosalie Pick, a con-
tribution in memory of her hus-
band, Ignatz Pick.
From Justice and Mrs. Henry
M. Butzel, a contribution in mem-
ory of Mrs. Laura Wurzburger
and Benjamin Robinson.
From Mr. and Mrs. harry L.
Winston, a contribution in mem-
ory of Laura Wurzburger.
The Jewish Child Placement Bu-
reau also acknowledges with thanks
a large contribution received from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Butzel to
be used for emergencies in caring
for the German-Jewish refugee
children.