August 15, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY
Dr. and Mrs. Roy S. Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Feldman
of Hazelwood Ave. are registered (Helen Lefkofsky) are vacation-
at The Clevelander Hotel, Miami ing in Frankfort, Mich. for a
Beach, Fla., where they will stay fortnight.
for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. Louis Glazer of Kercheval
Mr. and Mrs. Marner Litinsky Ave. flew to New York to spend
and son, Stanley, of 2675 Fleet a fortnight visiting her son, Stan-
St., returned home from a two- ley.
week vacation to Chicago and
Wisconsin. While in Chicago, they
Mrs. Sally Fields announces
were house guests of their moth-
the
Bar Mitzvah of her son,
er, Mrs. E. Altus of Lunt Ave.
Ronald,
to be observed on Satur-
While motoring through Wiscon-
sin they stopped off at the Dells day morning, Aug. 16, at the
and Phillips Moon Beach at Eagle Detroit Jewish Hungarian Syna-
River. They also were the guests
of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. gogue, 9850 12th St. Following
L. W. Gensburg at their summer the services, luncheon will be
home at Island Lake, Wis.
served at their home, 10212 12th
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenfeld St. A reception honoring the
of New York City are the guests occasion will be held at the syna-
of Cantor and Mrs. A. A. Rosen- gogue at 9850 12th St. on Sun-
feld of 2907 Calvert Ave. Mrs. day, Aug. 17, beginning at 5
Rosenfeld is planning numerous p. m. On Monday, Aug. 18, Ron-
ald Fields and his twin sister,
functions in their honor.
Renee, will be hosts to their
Miss Rhoda P. Deutsch, for- friends and schoolmates at a
merly of Detroit, returned from birthday party at their home,
a month's vacation at Camp Me- from 2 to 5 p. m. Among the
hia. After spending a week with out-of-town guests will be their
friends in Detroit, Miss Deutsch great aunt and uncle, Mr. and
returned to her home in Lansing, Mrs. Henry Blockoff of Brookln,
Mich.
N. Y.
Lappin Arbitrates
Important Dispute
United Charity Institutions
of Jerusalem Appeal
for Funds
The song which Curtis Olsen,
AFL employe of the Allis-Chal-
mers Manufacturing Co. here,
sang while at work was not suffi-
ciently derogatory to the CIO
union in the plant to warrant his
discharge by the company for
alleged interference with com-
pany discipline, according to a
finding by Attorney A. C. Lappin
of Detroit, an Arbitrator, Thurs-
day.
Lappin was appointed by Dr.
John R. Steelman of Washing-
ton, D. C., chief of the United
States Conciliation Service, to
hear the case.
Olsen was discharged by the
company in September, 1940, af-
ter representatives of the CIO
United Automobile Workers' local
union in the plant had corn-
plained that Olsen's song had
libeled the CIO group, in viola-
tion of the CIO labor agreement
with the company.
At the request of David Pre-
viant, counsel for Olsen, the com-
pany agreed to arbitrate the mat-
ter under a clause in its union
agreement. A hearing was held
July 30.
Waldemar 0. Sonnemann, coun-
sel for the CIO union, said the
CIO would opose the Arbitrator's
findings. Sonnemann said the mat-
ter might be referred to Dean
Lloyd Carrison of the University
of Wisconsin law school, arbitrat-
or for the CIO and the company
under the 1941 labor agreement.
Rabbi R. H. Goldman, in the
company of Rabbi M. Walden-
berg, is now visiting Detroit in
the interest of United Charity
Institutions of Jerusalem (Tat U-
Bach"—Talmud Torah and Yes-
hivah Etz Chaim and Bicur Cho-
Mrs. Danzig Appointed
Midwestern Regional
Chairman of Women's
Mizrachi
At the last administrative
board meeting of Mizrachi held
in New York, Mrs. Abraham Dan-
zig of Wyandotte was unanimous-
ly appointed Midwestern regional
chairman, as an indication of the
confidence of the National office
in Mrs. Danzig's ability to co-
ordinate the work of the chapters
ur.der her urisdiction and to
strengthen and develop the mid-
west region.
Among the chapters included
are Columbus, Aflron, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi-
cago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Des
Moines, Omaha, Duluth, Minneap-
olis, St. Paul, and Denver.
Take Reservations for Labor
Day Week-End at Stein's
Clover Lodge
The management of Stein's
Clover Lodge at Omena, Mich.,
thanks Mrs. Sarah Friedman,
Mrs. Lillian Wittenberg, Miss
Vivian Lesser, Sam Neshkin of
the Cleveland Dramatic Studio,
for the enjoyable evenings of
songs, music, drama, etc., which
they had contributed during en-
tertainments arranged for the
guests at the Lodge.
Miss Pola Kadison, social direct-
or, and Miss Florence Lifshitz,
children's counselor, announce
evenings of plays, songs and
music, as well as camp fires, hay
rides and sight seeing tours, for
the remainder of the season, and
especially for the Labor Day
week-end.
Reservations are now being
taken by the city representative,
Mrs. Ida Komaroff, Tyler 5-7738.
Committees Named
By Pisgah Lodge
Sam Maza, newly elected presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
Brith, announces the following
committee appointments:
Finance, Harry Yudkoff, chair-
man, David Fuhrer, vice chair-
man; dramatics, Irwin Aran,
chairman, Leoanrd Belove, vice
chairman; program, Rudolph
Meyersohn, chairman, Henry Ab-
ramovitz and Herbert Eskin; pub-
licity, Phil Rothschild; Ameri-
canization, Ben H. Rhodes, chair-
man, Ira Kaufman, vice chair-
man; athletics, Harry Schwartz;
Broadcaster Bulletin, Rudolph
Meyersohn, editor, Robert Wala-
lack, business manager; degree
team, Samuel W. Leib; sick and
visiting, Lewis L. Steinberg; con-
servation, Louis Schostak, chair-
man, Morris Shatzen, vice chair-
man; membership, Albert Gold-
berg, chairman, Allan B. Shupps,
vice chairman; A.Z.A., Isadore
Starr, chairman, Harold Weiss,
vice chairman; Hillel, Louis Ros-
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enzweig; attendance, Al Sklare;
house an reception, Roy Selling,
chairman, Albert Goldberg, vice
chairman; vocation, Irving Mei-
land, chairman, Clement Weitz-
man, vice chairman; social wel-
fare, Dr. George V. Leib, chair-
man, Philmore Leemon, vice chair-
man.
Ira Kaufman is president of the
Bowling League, and Samuel W.
Leib is president of the Michigan
Bnai Brith Council.
Leonard Belove, AZA Detroit
director, presented a report on
city, state and national AZA to
the executive body of the lodge
and Samuel W. Leib gave a sum-
mary of the Bnai Brith Council
meeting held at Lansing.
Excursion of A. Z. A. and
Bnai Brith Groups Sunday
An all-day excursion to Bob-
Lo will be sponsored by the High-
land Park A.Z.A. Chapter 313,
the Louis Marshall Lodge of
Bnai Brith and the Rebecca
Graetz auxiliary of the Bnai
Brith on Sunday, Aug. 17. The
Steamer Columbia will leave the
foot of Woodward at 10:30 a.m.
A special program will include
games, races and a ball game.
Prizes will be offered.
Yeshiva Beth Judah Excur-
sion to Bob-Lo Aug. 31
The members and friends of
the Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Judah
are requested to attend an ex-
cursion to Bob-Lo, on Sunday,
Aug. 31. For tickets and other
information call Mrs. H. Rotten-
berg, at To. 5-1171.
SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.
VACATION THE MODERN WAY
Grand Park Hotel
Located opposite South Haven's
beautiful park In the heart of all
activities. All rooms modern.
0 EUROPEAN PLAN
Rates as low as $1 per person.
2 in is room.
N. DECKER
Room and board $20 per week
per person.
Last _10 Days!
FINAL REDUCTION
SALE
ENTIRE STOCK
Tropical and Gabardine Suits
REGULARLY $35 AND $40—NOW
27.75
ENTIRE STOCK
Sport Coats
RABBI R. H. GOLDMAN
lira Hospital). Rabbi Goldman is
one of the members of the faculty
of Etz Chaim Yeshivah.
Founded by the late Gaon,
Rabbi Samuel Salant, Etz Chaim
and Bicur Cholim are among the
major institutions in Eretz Is-
rael. Etz Chains includes a com-
plete system of elementary
schools—two main centers and
nine branches, a junior academy
and a senior Yeshivah in Jeru-
salem, with a total enrollment of
1350. Bicur Cholim is a recog-
nized hospital in the Holy Land,
and its staff includes some of the
outstanding doctors, among them
renowned refugees from European
countries. It also maintains the
only Home for Incurables in Pal-
estine and a free dispensary.
The combined annual budget of
the United Charity Institutions
is $220,000. During the present
critical period, occasioned by the
war situation, the burden of the
maintenance of these important
medical and educational centers
for the Jewish settlement in Pal-
estine, rests almost entirely upon
American Jewry.
Rabbi Goldman's solicitation
does not conflict with the tradi-
tional "Tat U-Bach" boxes, which
are cleared during the year by
the local representative of United
Charity Institutions, Rev. I.
Gaierman. The work of both
Rabbi Goldman and Mr. Gaier-
only Home for Incurables in Pal-
man is supervised by the Vaad
Ha-Yeshivoth (Michigan Commit-
tee for the Support of Religious
and Charitable Institutions), 1550
Taylor Ave., Trinity 1-2934.
REGULARLY $18.50 AND $20—NOW
14.75
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Washable Gabardine and Tropical Slack Suits
REGULAR $15 TO $20
9.95
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Shirts and Sport Shirts
WHITE ON WHITE OR PATTERN, AT $2.50
1 .95
ENTIRE STOCK OF
liand Tailored Slimmer Neckwear
REGULARLY $1.50—NOW
•95
Rabbis and Kehillah Leaders
Arrested as Hostages
In an effort to stem increas-
ing sabotage which has been called
"Jewish-inspired," German occu-
pation officials in Yugoslavia have
carried out numerous arrests
against rabbis and Jewish com-
munity leaders in Belgrade, Sara-
jevo and other Serbian cities, it
is reported by the German press.
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