January . 16, 1942
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Announce Terms of 1943 Contest for
Hadassah Division
Congress Women's
"Milford Stern Award for Creative
Membership Party
Project to Culminate
Writing"; Ends March 16; Name Judges
At Tea on Feb. 11 As the culmination of its mem-
Device Invented by Jaw Saves
Lives of Hawaiians
NEW YORK (JPS) — Tribute
was paid here to Samuel Ber-
man of this city, whose shrapnel
"locater" has helped save the
lives of countless wounded men
in Hawaii, by Dr. John J. Moor-
head, medical director of New
York's transit system.
As chairman of the Jewish in length. The subject matter
bership drive, the Business and
Weekly rally meetings held by Professional Division of Hadas- Community Center's committee must be related to some phase
the fund-raising. committee of the sah, will hold a paid-up member-
The con-
is open experience.
to Center members
Women's Division of the Amen- - ship patty on Tuesday, Jan. 20, in charge of the "Milford Stern of test
oef Jewish
can Jewish Congress have proved at 8 p. in., at the Scarab Club. Awards for Creative Writing," t any age up to, and including,
a source of inspiration to cap- There will be games, prizes, mu- Rabbi Leon Fram announces the seniors. Entries may be submitted
For Sale—Apartment Property
tains and workers in the success sic and refreshments. An added terms of the 1942 contest this from Feb. 1 to March 15.
In
addition
to
the
monetary
of the drive which will be cul- attraction is to be the showing
at a tea at Hotel Stat- by Mrs. Morris Kazdan of motion week.
with are
Rabbi
on the Serving
committee
Mrs. From
Leo- prize, the winning editorial will
n • t
•
let on Feb. 11, at which time pictures
taken at the victory nand Weiner, Mrs. Julian II. Kro- be printed in The Detroit Jew-
Rabbi J. X. Cohen, associate of luncheon.
ish Chronicle. Judges for the
Mrs. Samuel Yura, chairman lik and Spencer S. Fishbaine.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise in the
Twenty-five dollars constitutes contest are: Edward Kahn, of
Free Synagogue, will be the guest of the membership committee, the first prize to be awarded in the Detroit Free Press; Mrs. Ju-
Insurance
All remaining
the contest. The second prize Tian II. Krolik, former publicity
has arranged the program.
speaker.
Apts — choice 12% invest-
Since admission to this af- will be $15, and the third, $10. director of the Detroit Commu-
Airs. Morris Weingarten, a
ments — only 15% down
chartiT member, and financial fair will be by membership card The contestants are asked to nity Fund; and Philip Slomovitz,
secretary, was the guest speaker only, delinquent members are submit material, in editorial editor of The Detroit Jewish
small 41/2 rk. terms. When
at the rally held at the home of urged to send their dues to Mrs. form, from 500 to 1,000 words Chronicle.
these properties are gone,
Mrs. Perry Burnstine Jan. 9. Samuel Yura, 12835 LaSalle
they're gone—the account
Mrs. Weingarten outlined the Blvd., To. 7-0516.
is closed. Get all the Facts
philosophy of the American Jew-
With Edna Rouff and Reva Ladies Auxiliary of Mlawer
and Figures from Mr. Bed-
Umgegend Verein Will
ish Congress, which was organ- Osher as co-chairmen of mem-
Harry Weitzman, proprietor of ford.
ized to defend the rights of Jews bership, Mrs. Yura has had the
Hold Event Feb. 4
the old Maryland Bar at Wood-
wherever they are assailed, and assistance of membership cap-
which through the World Jewish tains Frances Zelenko, Ethel
Mrs. A. Shanbom is general ward and Larned before the pro-
12th St.
Congress seeks to solve the plight Weston, Alva Ron, Rae Tessler, chairman of the third donor hibition era died Sunday in Uni-
20 apts 3 to 4 rooms, Rent
of the Jews as a people.
Betty Morrison, Ruth and Ber- luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary versity Hospital, Ann Arbor. He $9,100. Only $6,000 down.
Mrs. Louis Glacier, Mrs. Wil- nice Friedland, Bess Melamud, of the Mlawer Umgegend Verein was 57 years old.
liam Roth, Mrs. Robert Kallman Bernice Levine, Irene Feldman, on Wednesday, Feb. 4, at 12:30
Born in Buffalo, Mr. Weitz- Elmhurst
and Mrs. Aronld Frank are in Libby Lamden, Rosalind Schu- p. m., at the Wilshire Hotel, man came to Detroit as a boy.
19 apts 3 to 4 rooms. Rent
charge of social arrangements bot and Sophie B. Schwartz.
His father, the late Jacob Weitz- $9,800. Only $7,200 down.
for the rallies.
Miss Anne F. Milstein is chair-
man, operated a hardware store
The next rally will be held at man of the B. and P. Division
on Gratiot near Chene. After at- Glendale
the home of Mrs. Max Dushkin,
tending the public schools, Mr.
1526 Virginia Park, on Jan. 23, of Hadassah.
Weitzman sold newspapers. His 21 apts 4 to 5 rooms. Rent
at which time Mrs. Perry Burn-
bar later became a rendezvous $10,500. Only $7,800 down.
stine, vice president in charge of Rainbow Assembly to In-
for many of the city's political
Euclid
stall Officers Monday
fund raising, will be the guest
figures.
26 apts 3 to 4 rooms. Rent
speaker.
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Lillian;
Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse, chair-
Purity Rainbow Assembly No.
$12,000. Only $8,700 clown.
two sons, Corp Seymour Weitz-
man, reports the following pa- 12, will hold public installation
man,
of
the
Army
Air
Corps,
and
trons who have pledged $10 or and a dance Monday, Jan. 19, at
2nd Blvd.
Clement J. Weitzman, court clerk
more to the campaign to date: Eastern Star Temple, 80 W. Alex-
31 ,apts 4 to 7 rooms. Rent
for
Circuit
Judge
Theodore
J.
Mesdames Benjamin Larkin, Wil-
drine.
$14,000. Only $9,000 clown.
Richter;
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Doro-
ham Roth, A. A. Davidson, Wil- an The ceremony is scheduled for
thy
Jenks;
and
a
brother,
Ben,
Liam Adelson, Frank Bernstein, 7:30, (lancing to follow.
Homer Warren & Co.
all of Detroit.
Harry Bookstein, Perry Burn-
Admission of 25 cents, includes
is Years Dependable Service
Funeral services were held
stine, Saul Davidson, David Da- refreshments.
CA. 0321
Dime Bids.
Tuesday.
Rabbi
Leo
M.
Frank-
vis, Max Dushkin, I. B. Dwor-
The following will be installed
lin officiated. Burial was in Wood-
man, Dr. k, Clarissa
Fineman,
Har-
Aaron Friedman, Louis Monday: Dorothy Mickelson, wor-
mere Cemetery.
ry Frank,
advisor; Blanche Kurmetz,
Goldberg, Benjamin Gordon, Sam-
uel Green, Jack Greenberg, Irv- worthy associate advisor; Har-
ing Greenspan, Harry Himelstein, net Chetkin, charity; Esther
"THERE WILL ALWAYS BE A LONDON"
William Hordes, Samuel Katkin, Mickelson, hope; Yetta Rose
Max Kogan, Maurice Landau, Grotstein, faith; Pearl Dvorkin,
Sam. Leve, Saul Levin, W. A. recorder; Eleanor Rogoff, chap-
Delicatessen
London, Lou Meises, Harry Men- lain; Sylvia Green, immortality;
Morris Mendelson, Joseph Lore Risk, love; Roberta Miller,
All Kinds of Sandwiches
Belson,
MRS. A. SHANBOM
Newman, Max Newman, Ben No- nature; Helen Goodman, patriot-
ORDERED SOLD
Harry Weitzman Dies
LONDON'S
Bo Entertained with Sweet Music While You Eat
san, Samuel Pearlman, M.
S. ism;
Lorraine
Weiss,
religion;
e Ros-
Lee Weiss,
fidelity;
Estelle
Berns, Collingwood and Third. Mrs.
Ab Max service; Kay Bichkoff, drill lead- Shanbom and her co-chairman,
Perlis, Max Roseb aum, chse,
enbergt
J. Sa Jacob er ; Eva Cohan, outer observer; Mrs. J. Klayman, are preparing
, Ernes
an,
R. Saulson,
Saidm
Schreier, David Sheraga, Arthur Arline Goldfarb, inner observer; a program of interest.
Mrs.- Israel Burnstein, Trinity
Stone, Nathan Spevakow, Harry Mrs. Ben Cohen, mother advisor. 2-4053, is rummage director and
Thomas, Morris Varkle, Otto is accepting pledges. The ways
Weiss, Frank Wetsman, Myron League of the Mt. Sinai and means committee, consisting
of Mrs. Sam Cherry, To. 6-9571,
Hospital Association
S. Steinberg, Morris Weingarten,
Mrs. J. Kasmer, To. 7-8903 and
Irwin Cohn.
The business and professional Mrs. J. Greenbaum, To. 6-2873,
group of the League of Mt. Sinai - will assist those desirous to earn
Hospital Association held a so pledges. The luncheon secretary
is Airs. B. Shear and publicity is
cial membership tea, Jan. 2.
Air. Provo of the Red Cross in charge of Mrs. S. Lichtenstein.
The Ladies Auxiliary met at
told of the work done here in
the home of Mrs. Sam Lichten-
Detroit.
Mrs. Sally Field of the Senior stein to complete arrangements
supplemented for the forthcoming event.
Dr. Morris Fishbein, noted
physician, editor of the Amen- Alt. Sinai group
can Medical Association's Jour- this talk with an informal dis- ROSENWALD. POST AIDS
nal, and popular speaker and cussion of Mt. Sinai's partici-
DEFENSE ACTIVITIES
writer on health problems, will pation in Civilian Defense, em -
be the Detroit Town Hall speaker hospital
phasizing
the
importance
of
a
Julius
Rosenwald Post No. 218
at this time.
in the Fisher Theater Wednesday,
The group is planning more of the American Legion is co-
informal operating with the Detroit Di,-
Jan. 21, at 11 a. ni.
In his subject, "Medicine and such
entertaining
and married or tr ie t. Association in an all-out
teas. All
young men,
the 'War," Dr. Fishbein will dis- single, who are interested in the civilian defense program. The
men are enlisting for service in
cuss
recent
advances
in used
medical
science,
new
technics
by work of the League are invited
of local catastrophes such
warring armies in the preventio n to attend. For further details call case
as sabotage or air-raids. They are
of disease and in the handling of Airs. David A. Goldman, No. also cooperating with the local
wounds, and the mobilization of 5483. Miss Pearl Nusbaum, Ma. campaign to aid the sale of
American medicine to aid Amer- 5868, will also give details about
United States defense stomps and
kiln troops at war and public the Red Cross work the League bonds, to help the Red Cross, and
is doing.
also furthering the national cam-
health at home.
paign advocating the saving of
Card Party of J.W•E•W•O. essentials that are vitally needed
Jan. 20; Give $500
in the present all-out war cam-
Cranbrook and Jewish Cen-
paign for victory.
for Yemenites
ter Fencing Teams to
On Jan. 23, at 2:15 p. in., the
Compete on Jan. 24
A special meeting of the Jew- Post will honor the Durfee In-
Welfare
School, 2470 Coiling-
Canbrook School will meet the ish Women's European .Monday, termediate
wood,
by
giving
two American
Jewish Community Center Fenc- Organization was held
ing Team in a tourney on Sat- at the Congregation Bnai Moshe, Legion medals to the boy and
urday evening, Jan. 24, at the Dexter and Lawrence. Mrs. D. girl with the highest scholastic
record in the graduating class.
Ayes.,
at 7 p. and
m. Holbrook
Silverstein presided.
Center,
Woodward
The sum of $100 was given for John Litsky, Americanism officer
Cranbrook Coach Curtis and the Yemenite Jews in Palestine of the Post. will make the pres-
in behalf of the veter-
Center Coach Seymour Berman and $25 each for two needy entation
feel their teams are well matched families in Palestine. The relief ans. Irving Van Tassell, princi-
for the foil bouts scheduled. money was sent by cable. pal of the school, will speak in
Final arrangements were made behalf of the students.
Captain Gerald Zinsekin heads
Wednesday, Jan. 28, Rosen-
the Center Fencing Tear'? which for a card party to be given
includes Jack Horwitz, Larry Tuesday, Jan. 20, at Jericho wald Post will initiate 20 new
Krieger, Abe Ulanoff and Bob Temple. Mesdames Edelman and members. The American Legion
Edelman are the chairmen of this Forty and Eight Ritual Team will
Mendelsohn.
officiate. The Red Arrow Post
The public is invited to at- affair.
It was decided that onehalf and other veterans will be guests
tend. There will be no admis- of the proceeds of this affair be of the evening.
sion charge.
In February the post will spon-
given to the Red Cross.
of
new
officers
sor
an Americanism program in
Nomination
commemoration of the aniliver-
k place at this meeting.
Zionist Federation Invites took
saries of Abraham Lincoln and
—______
All Groups
George Washington.
New Law Firm Formed
The Post meets the second and
LONDON (JPS) — In order
Oscar E. Schwartz and Morton
to
form for
a strong
Jewish
organ-
ization
political
purposes,
the Weinberg, attorneys and counsel- fourth Wednesday evening at the
British Zionist Federation has in- lors at law, announce the forma- Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
ionpartnershipknown as rence. Information may be had
the firm
of a of p Schwartz and Wein- by contactine Dr. Perry P. Burn-
vited th e British Mizrachi, or- the
thodox group, and to all become
other affil- berg, with law officers at 709 stifle, Te. 1-2970, or Joseph Sha-
piro, To. 6-3886.
ist organizti
Ford Bldg., Randolph 1633.
iated wit the Federation.
Dr. Morris Fishbein
to Address Fisher
Town Hall Friday
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TO. 8-0545
12133 LINWOOD
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