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MARRIAGES

September 12, 1441

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

September Bride

NEWMAN - ARBIT
On Sunday evening, Sept. 7, at
the Belcrest, Miss Myn Arbit,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Arbit of 2981 Elmhurst Ave., was
united in marriage to Herbert
Newman, son of Mrs. Jennie New-
van of Clairmount Ave. Dr. Leo
M. Franklin officiated.
The bride's attendants were
Miss Marion Blake, Sam Arbit
and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Treb-
ruck. The best man was Harry
Newman. The couple left for
Florida.

Zionists Cable $250,000 for
Land Purchase in Palestine

Continuity in Jewish National Home Upbuilding
Uninterrupted During First Two War Years,
Dr. Goldstein Says in Message to Jerusalem

NEW YORK, N. Y. — The cision to • make a second $100,-
sum of $250,000 was cabled by 000 grant to the Fund for the
the Jewish National Fund of acquisition of a second land
America to the Jerusalem head- tract for the establishment of
quarters of the Keren Kayemeth a colony in Palestine bearing
Lelsrael, the instrumentality of the name of the Bnai Brith Pres-
the Zionist movement for the ident.
acquisition and reclamation of
the soil of Palestine as national
and inalienable property, it was Beth El College
announced by -Dr. Israel Gold-
stein, President of the Jewish
To Open Oct. 20
National Fund of America. The
sum was earmarked for the fur-
A curriculum of unprecedent-
therance of the wartime land
acquisition and reclamation pro- ed interest has been arranged
gram which is essential for for the Beth El College of Jew-
strengthening the foundation of ish Studies this year. Sessions
the Jewish National Home and will start Monday night, Oct. 20.
for providing the population as There will be the usual classes
well as the military forces with in Jewish history and literature,
a larger measure of locally grown the Hebrew language, symbols
and ceremonies, etc., but in ad-
foodstuffs.
dition there will be several fea-
In a message conveying the tures of outstanding interest.
resolve of American Zionists and Among these will be the follow-
Jews to continue their support ing:
(a) Marriage Institute. Un-
for the defense and upbuilding
the auspices of Dr. B. Bern-
of the Jewish National Home, der
Caplan, who is an outstand-
Dr. Goldstein stressed the fact ard
ing
upon the subject
that notwithstanding the vicissi- and authority
who until recently was head
tudes and dangers of invasion of the Psychiatric Department of
through which Palestine passed Toledo State Hospital, a mar-
during the first two years of riage institute will be conducted
the war, the continuity of Jew- as one of the regular features
ish constructive effort has not of the College. This course will
been interrupted. The "upset" consist of ten sessions, seven of
in Hitler's time-table granted the which will be led by Dr. Cap-,
Holy Land a "respite" which, Ian.
it is hoped, will s-bes - of a per-
(b) A School for Parents. As
manent nature and enable the
builders of the Jewish National a part of the curriculum of the
Home to fortify their positions. College of Jewish Studies, there
The acquisition by the Jewish will be instituted it School for
National Fund of an area of Parents.
(c) Why I Am What I Am.
more than 70,000 dunams, • the
establishment of eight new agri- Under this title, a course of ten
cultural colonies and the placing lectures will be given by the rep-
under cultivation of more than resentatives of various religions.
50,000 dunams since Sept. 1, Participating in this course will
1939, was cited in the message be an authority upon Catholi-
nwho will explain the basic
as proof of the progress made
trinciples of that faith. Similar-
despite the war.
The message was addressed to IY an outstanding Protestant
r ld pr es i. preacher will deal with Protes-
s i s a hnl cd n , 1 v o veteran
M
zie o n na isht
tantism. Included in the course
le
Zionist emleacU
dent of the Jewish National will also be a representative of
Fund, and conveyed the greet- Liberal Christianity, such as Uni-
ings of all Zionist parties and tarianism and Universalism. A
groups 'which are affiliated or Christian Scientist will discuss
his faith. There will also be a
are cooperating with the Amer- , '
ican branch of the Organization. Conservative Rabbi and a Re-
form Rabbi, each stating his 'po
The Zionist Organization of s ition. A representative of the
America, Hadassah (the Wom of - Zionist group will also have a
en's Zionist Organization
i ace in this program, which
America), the Order . Sons of lo should be tremendously stin321at-.
Zion, Mizrachi (Orthodox Zion- ing.
ist Organization of AmeriCe),
(d) Judaism and the Profes-
Poale Zion-Zeire Zion (Zionist
• A program is in contem-
Labor Party) and other groups stuns.
plation especially for profession-
are represented on the Jewish
National Fund's Board of Di-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin; acting
rectors. The Fund enjoys the
cooperation of Zionists as well educational director, will be glad
to hear from . men and women
as non-Zionists. Among the let- who are interested in registering
ter is included the Bnai Brith for any of these courses. Call
which recently announced its de- Temple Beth El, Madison 8530.

GREENBERG - KAPLAN
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kaplan of
11845 LaSalle Blvd. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jean-
ette, to Irving Greenberg of this
city, on Aug. 31.

BROWN - FRIEDMAN
Mr. and Mrs. M. Friedman of
Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of
Detroit, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Anne, to Mack
Brown of Los Angeles.

Loud•Mouthed Slovakian Jew-
Baiter Revealed as Thief

GENEVA (JPS) — Following
German occupation of Slovakia,
the official Government newspa-
per, The Slovak, became a viru-
lently anti-Jewish organ. Its edi-
tor, Augustin Moravek, was noted
as an implacable foe of the Jews
and an ardent supporter of the
government's expropriation policy.
For nearly two years he flour-
ished. During all that time Mo-
ravek ranted against Jewish pos-
session of Slovak lands, and de-
clared that all Jewish property
should be turned over to qualified
Aryans.
Today the people of Slovakia
understand whom he meant when
he referred to qualified Aryans.
In most cases, he referred to
himself.
Moravek is now standing trial
—Photo by J. J. Clarke
for fraudulent appropriation for
his own use of 1,208 Jewish busi-
MRS. DAVID MUSKOVITZ
ness enterprises, Aryanized by
(Miss Florence Sborow)
the government. His trial is one
of several such soon to be heard
rs.
E.
Elliger of Chicago, Mr. and
At in ,impressive ceremony on
in the puppet state.
Sunday., Sept. 7, at the Shaarey Mrs. I. Klas and family of Prince-
Zedek Synagogue, Rabbi A. M. ton, Ill., Miss Clara Zimmerman,
When German bombs recently Hershman united in marriage Mr. and Mrs. David Friedman,
destroyed the Vachtangov Thea- Miss Florence Sborow, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harold Friedman
ter in Moscow, in its remains of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sborow and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fried-
were found programs , listing of LaSalle Blvd., to David Mus- man of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. B.
Martin Wolfson of New York kovitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isa- Guttman, Miss Esta Hamburger
and Miss Florence Weisman of
as the director of the Russian dore Muskovitz of Leslie Ave.
version of the greatest of all
The bride's attendants included New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Muskovitz are
American newspaper plays, "The Miss Annette Friedman as maid
Front Page". Wolfson, who of honor, Ruth Mae Sborow as touring through Florida and the
started his theatrical career with junior bridesmaid, and the Misses eastern states and on their return
the Theater Guild, is now a fea- Rosall Muskovitz, Mildred Lubets- the end of the month will reside
ky, Shirley Galin and Florence on Prest Ave.
tured player in radio.
Weisman as bridesmaids.
Louis Elkind acted as best man,
Happiness is neither within us
Peace is the happy; - .: natural
only, or without us; it is the with Cyril Astreim, Jack Weiss,
Robert Yoffe and Jerry Pershin state of man; war, his- corrup-
union of ourselves with God.
as ushers. Jerry Muskovitz was tion, his disgrace.
—Pascal.
junior usher.
—James Thomson.
Dinner and reception followed
a large number of guests.
TO THOSE WHO HAVE for The
out-of-town guests included:
If we have not peace within
THE OLD EDITION OF Mr. and Mrs. Dave Benjamin, ourselves,
it is vain to seek it
THE HEINZ CALENDAR Mr. and Mrs. A. Muskovitz, Mr. from outward sources.
and Mrs. B. Pershin and Mr. and
• —La Rochefoucauld.
This publication has been asked
to remind those of its readers who
have the old edition of the 24-Yea•
Hebrew-English Calendar of H. J.
BETH EL SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Heinz Co. that the dates in the
book do not go beyond Rosh
Hashanah of this year. However,
Heinz has published a new calen-
dar, going up to 1949. The new
book is also free to everybody who
sends' for it.

TO OPEN SEPT. 13

The New Edition of the
Heins Calendar
All dates • 1924 to 1949

If you have the brown covered
Top Row—Left to right: Sam-
edition (1917 to 1941), it is advis- uel Milan, Jonas Segal, Philip
able to keep it but to send for the
new calendar, too. The two booklets Heideman, G. G. Kohleriter, Les-
lie Schmier, Irving Lieberman,
actually supplement each other.
To find Yahrzeit dates, Bar Dr. Burton Schmier, Miss Helen
Mitzvahs and other anniversaries Cohen.
Third Row—Miss Pearl Rap-
is a task of a few moments with
this convenient book at hand. paport, Miss Zina' Grand, Miss
Jewish holidays up to the year 1965 Rose Dovitz, Manuel Simon, Irv-
are also listed on a special page. ing Rosen, Sam Polk, Jason
To receive a ifree copy of the „Tickton, Miss Sophie Rice, Mrs.
:ew calendar, merely send a post- David Diamond, Miss Faye Flint,
card or a letter to:
Mrs. Murray Romm.
H. J. HEINZ CO. - Dept. J2
Second Row—Miss Geraldine
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Horwitz, Miss Frances Blum, Miss

Molly Matthews, Miss Rosalyn
Gordon, Miss Rose Berlin, Miss
Henrietta Hassol, Mrs. Samuel
Polk, Mrs. Jason Tickton, Mrs.
Mildred Levenson, Miss Edith
Silverman, Mrs. George Galvani.
First Row—Mrs. Lillian Alex-
ander, Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn,
Dr. Herbert I. Kallet, Dr. Leo
M. Franklin, Miss Rosalind Schu-
bot, Miss Leanore Gottfried.
Members of the -staff not in
the picture: Allen Schmier, Wal-
ter Schmier, Joseph Rubinove,

Mrs. Milton Ponnusky and Rob-
ert Krause.
This Saturday morning. Sept.
13, classes in Temple Beth El
School of Religion will open for
the confirmation department, con-
sisting of the 7th, 8th, and 9th
tirades, and on Sunday, Sept. 14,
all other classes from the kin-
dergarten through the 6th grade
and from the 10th to the 12th,
will begin their work..
All children who were in the
School last year have been ad-
vised of the rooms to which they

shall report. New pupils must
be accompanied by their parents
at the time of registration. The
School Office is open for such
registration each week-day from
9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
The School accepts children in
the kindergarten class at the
age of 4, and the school system
provides for a 'religious training
through a period of 12 years,
after which pupils may graduate
into adult. educational work, as
conducted in Beth El College of
Jewish Studies.