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America "(wish Periodical Cotter
June 12. 1942
Honor Roll Plaque
Dedication at Bnai
Moshe Impressive
A large audience, including
the parents of more than 60
sons serving in the U. S. armed
services, witnessed the dedica-
tion of the Bnai Moshe Honor
Roll Plaque bearing their names,
Sunday afternoon, June 7.
The plaque, donated in mem-
ory of Dr. Alexander Bradfield
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.
Bradfield, was unveiled by a
boy and girl scout in the pres-
ence on the pulpit of five moth-
ers who have two sons each in
the U.S. armed forces. The
mothers, who were escorted to
the pulpit by an Honor Guard,
were the Mesdames Arnold Bux-
baum, Sam Edelheit, J. D.
Greenbaum, J. E. Pollak and
Julius Rottenberg.
The patriotic exercises were
conducted by the Julius Rosen-
wald Post No. 218, American
Legion; the Detroit Post 135,
Jewish War Veterans of the
U.S.; their ladies auxiliaries and
Boy and Girl Scout Troops 233
and 220. Harry Samler read
the Honor Roll. 11Ialcolm Bin-
gay, managing editor of De-
troit Free Press; Adolph Beck,
. the Congregation president;
Rabbi Moses Fischer and Rabbi
Jacob J. Nathan, were the
speakers. Patriotic airs were
sung by Cantor David Katzman
accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Milton Fischer. The dedi-
cation was sponsored by the
Men's Club and was presided
over by Edmund Labe, the pres-
ident.
Gifts to North End Clinic
In memory of Dorothy D.
Rich, Cleveland, 0., by Mrs. Jen-
nie K. Sampliner; in honor of
consecrations of Sarah Simons,
Barbara Caplan by Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Caplan ; in honor of
consecration of Dorothy Birn-
baum by Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Selker; in honor of confirma-
tion of Suzanne Ginsburg, Bar-
bara Prentis by Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Aronsson; in memory of
Dave King, Dr. Morris Silver,
Leon Netzorg, Jacob Bielfield by
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aronsson ;
in memory of Dave King, Dr.
Morris Silver, Leon Netzorg, Ja-
cob Bielfield by Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Aronsson; in honor of
confirmation of Barbara Brown,
Barbara Prentis, Bobby Myers,
Jacky Bernstein, Samuel Soifer-
in, Jr., by Mr. and Mrs. David
M. Idzal; in memory of Mrs.
Bella 011esheimer, Mrs. Dora
Blum, Adolph Finsterwald by
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Myers and
Miss Sadie Hirschman; in honor
of graduation of Leonard Ro-
seaman, Ray Rosenman by Mr.
and Mrs. Harry M. Selker; in
memory of Mrs. Bela 011esheim-
er by Mr. and Mrs. Julian H.
Krolik; in memory of Mrs. Bella
011esheimer by Mr. and Mrs.
Irving L. Hirschman; in memory
of Adolph Finsterwald by Mrs.
Max Fruhauf ; in honor of wed-
ding anniversaries of Mr. and
NIrs. A. W. Schloss and Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Wineman by Mrs.
Carrie May Berger; in memory
of Adolph Finsterwald by Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moses; in mem-
ory of Yarzheit of Father Jos-
eph Finley by Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Copin; in memory of James
Kates by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
A. Bloom ; in memory of Adolph
Finsterwald by Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Arnfeld; in memory of
Adolph Finsterwald by Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Wineman; in honor
'If graduation of Gerald Eder.
Dr. Herschel Zackheim by Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Berman; in
honor of the graduation of Dr.
Herschel Zackheim, Stanford B.
Opner by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
A. Singer; in honor of recovery
of Mrs. Morris Adler by Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Berman.
J. N. F. Tag Day
Saturday and Sunday
The Jewish National Fund will
hold its annual Flower Day on
June 13 and 14. The following
youth organizations will partici-
pate: Habonim, Hashome• Hat-
zair, Young Judaea, Avuka, Jun-
ior Hadassah and United He-
brew School. Abba Solter is the
chairman of the Tag Day, while
Thelma Jaffin and David Nem-
off will be co-chairmen. The
headquarters will be at the Da-
vIil W. Simons Branch of the
United Hebrew School. Further
information may be had by call-
ing Hogarth 3897.
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Bnai Brith Auxiliary
Elects Jean Abrams
MISS JEAN ABRAMS
At the annual election of the
Business & Professional Women's
Auxiliary of Bnai Brith, Miss
Jean Abrams was re-elected pres-
ident.
Other officers elected are: Mary
Silverman and Helen Makie, vice
presidents; Rose Wruble, finan-
cial secretary ; Ethel Olender,
treasurer; Rose Phillips, record-
ing secretary; Gussie Kisenberg„
corresponding secretary; Bess Hol-
land, mailing secretary; Betty
White, sentinel; Virginia Kramer,
guide; Zina Faxstein, Rose Shear,
Rose Weiss and Belle Epstein,
trustees; Freda Jacobs, Eve
Hirsh, Doris Seigel and Rose
Stein, two-year board members.
Louis Marshall Lodge and its
Auxiliary, the Business & Pro-
fessional Women's Auxiliary, Bnai
Brith, will hold a public installa-
tion of its officers for the coming
year, Tuesday, June 16, at the
Bnai Moshe Synagogue at 8:15
p. m. Miss Charlotte Gant, first
vice president of the District, will
represent the District as install-
ing officer for the Auxiliary, and
Louis Schostack, president of the
Greater Bnai Brith Council, will
install the officers of Louis Mar-
shall Lodge. Several selections
will be rendered by Zinovi Bistrit-
zky, violinist, Detroit Symphony
Orchestra. Refreshments and so-
cial hour will follow. The draw-
ing of the U.S.O. and Red Cross,
originally planned for this eve-
ning, will be held in October. Date
to be announced later.
Louis Marshall
Lodge to Install
Its Officers June 16
On Tuesday evening, June 16,
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge and
its Auxiliary, the Business and
Professional Group, will install
the new officers
for the term of
;1942-3 in the
main auditorium
of Congregation
Bnai Moshe at
Dexter and Law-
{ rence. The com-
mittee in charge
has arranged an
interesting pro-
gram. Zinovi
Walter Berlow Bistritsky, a re-
nowned violinist,
and others will render numbers.
Lou Shostock and Miss Char-
lotte Gant will be the Grand
Lodge representatives and will
install the officers of both lodges.
This ceremony will be followed
by refreshments and a social
hour.
Louis Marshall Lodge is just
finishing one of its most suc-
cessful years, and much was ac-
complished by the officers in
every field of Bnai Brith work.
The following are the new
officers: Walter Berlow, presi-
dent; Sol Roseman, first vice
president; David Rosen, second
vice president; Saul Kling, re-
cording secretary; Saul Her-
secretary;
corresponding
ma,
treasurer;
Chatman,
William
Samuel Bank, assistant treas-
urer; Dr. Albert Prussin, mon-
itor; Joe Weiss, assistant mon-
itor; Irving Gerger, guardian;
Max Shiff, warden; Frank Bag-
da, Morton Becheck and Joseph
C. Glazer, trustees.
President Walter Berlow is
now forming his many different
committees. Those willing to
serve in the cause of Bnai Brith
are requested to get in touch
with him.
Members and their friends of
both the Louis Marshall Lodge
and the Auxiliary are urged to
attend this joint installa,tion.
Organize Young
Israel Sub-Seniors
On Wednesday, June 3 at
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, the
first organizational meeting of
the new Sub-Senior group of
Young Israel of Detroit was
held. Arnold I. Cohen, vice-
president of the Linwood Branch
of Young Israel, who was elected
provisional chairman, presided.
IIillel L. Abrams was elected
provisional secretary-treasurer.
At present, the sub-Senior
group is composed of young
men ranging in ages from 15
to 20. After the organization Was
developed more fully, it will be
divided into intermediate (15-17
years of age) and sub-senior
(18 to 20 years of age) groups.
The proposed constitution was
read and discussed. The purposes
of the organization brought
forth are : (1) to unite the Jew-
ish youth of Detroit and other
Jewish communities in Michi-
gan around the synagogue; (2)
to educate Jewish young people
and adults to an understanding
of the heritage off Israel; (3)
to make available vocational
guidance and employment oppor-
tunities for Sabbath observing
young men and women; (4) to
provide centers for the leisure
time activities of Jewish boys
and girls, and, (5) to train its
membership for participation in
religious, civic and philanthropic
endeavors.
Albert Cohen of the Jewish
Vocational Service spoke to the
gathering on vocational possi-
bilities for Sabbath observers. At
the suggestion of the speaker, it
was decided that tests be given
to determine for what profes-
sion the individuals are best
suited. These tests will be held
at the Yeshivath Beth Yehudah,
Dexter at Cortland, in the very
near future.
Every Saturday afternoon at
5:30 o'clock, in the Yeshivah
Bldg., the group conducts a
study class, under the leader-
ship of Dr. Mandelbaum. At
present, the discussions center
around Saadia Gaon, the great
Jewish philosopher, whose one
thousandth anniversary we are
commemorating this year. Any-
one who wishes to attend this
class is cordially invited to do so.
All those who are interested
in joining this organization may
receive further information by
calling Arnold Cohen, Townsend
5-4934; Hillel Abrams, Tyler
7-5733; or the Young Israel of-
fice, Trinity 1-2934.
Wayne University
Avukah Members to
Attend Avukah School
Wayne
University
Avukah
members are making prepara-
tions to leave Detroit to attend
the seventh annual Avukah Sum-
mer School and Convention at
Liberty, New York. The Wayne
chapter of Avukah was awarded
a full time scholarship to the
National Summer School by the
Avukah Central Administrative
Committee for being the larg-
est chapter in the country. The
Zionist Youth Commission, com-
posed of representatives from
Hadassah and the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, are also
presenting three scholarships to
the Wayne Avukah.
The summer school will last
from June 14-24 and includes
a series of planned group sem-
inars centered around "A Pro-
gram for Joys in it World at
War." On the faculty are Pro-
fessor Kurt Lewitt of Iowa, Pro-
fessor Arthur Rosenberg of
Brooklyn College, Professor 'Lel-
lig Harris of the University of
Pennsylvania, and others. At-
tending the summer school will
be one hundred college students
from 65 Avukah chapters
throughout the country. After
the summer school the National
Convention will meet at Liberty
June 25-28. The Wayne Chap-
ter will send six delegates.
At their recent elections the
following officers were elected:
President, Morris Lipnik; vice
president, Belle Margolis; cor-
responding secretary, Selma Ja-
cobson; recording secretary, Nat-
alie Costrell; treasurer, Jack
Silverman ; executive board mem-
bers, Shirley Sleeper and Lillian
Zaretsky.
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Youth Education League
Installs Its Officers
The Youth Education League
held its annual installation of
officers on June 10, at Huylers.
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HURRICANE..•a
formal
fragrance
that sets magic a-stir.
MRS. H. J. MILLMAN
Mrs. Martin Friedman was chair-
man of the luncheon, Mrs. W. P.
Greenberg, mistress of ceremonies,
and Mrs. Minnie Goldstick, the
installing officer. The newly in-
stalled slate is: Mrs. H. J. Mill-
man, president; Mrs. R. L. Lewis-
ton, Mrs Harry Spector and Mrs.
Jesse Rosen, vice presidents; Mrs.
Max Abramson, case chairman;
Mrs. J. V. Browne, recording sec-
retary; Mrs. A. W. Lowenstene,
financial secretary; Mrs. Meyer
Millman, treasurer; Mrs. Louis
Kay, flower fund; Mrs. J. M.
Edelstein, publicity.
Entertainment for the after-
noon was provided by Mrs. Lil-
lian Wittenberg, soloist, and ItIL:v
Gertrude Kutzen, elocutionist.
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blended
wholly and completely from natural flowers.
smells fresh and rich in odorifer-
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that becomes more vivid and concentrates
its perfection when exposed to the air.
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