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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Trees Planted In
Palestine Fore.sts

Butzel Forest—One tree in
memory of Mrs. Bessie Fineberg
by Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Sturman;
one tree in memory of Simon
Kavanow by Mrs. J. Rosenfield;
one tree honoring birth of Jud-
ith Fay Cohen by Mr. and Mrs.
M. Ginsberg.
Mizrachi Forest—Three trees
in memory of Mrs. M. Eder by
Eder Family Club; two trees in
memory of Mrs. M. Eder by Mr.
and Mrs. H. Saltzman; one tree
in memory of Isabel Louise Gal-
low by Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Tigay; five trees in memory of
Menachim Abrams by The Sisters
of Zion Mizrachi.

October _ 1942

Officers of Eli Levin
Rabbi Benj. Groner
Women's Congress
Windsor's New Rabbi To Auxiliary Installed
Symposium at Shaarey
On Tuesday evening, Sept. 15,
Address Young Israel
Zedek
Wed., Oct. 14
the following officers of Lt. Eli

"Anti-Semitism After the War"
will be the subject of art address
by Rabbi Benjamin Groner, newly
elected speritual leader of Con-
gregation Shaar Hashomayim,
Windsor, Ont., before Young Is-
rael of Detroit, Wednesday eve.,
Oct. 7, 0 o'clock, at Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah, Dexter and Cort-
land. The talk will be the first
in a series of :Tymposia, dealing
with topics of current interest,
On alternate Wednesday evenings,
which will be open to the public.
Rabbi Groner is a graduate of
the Hebrew' Theological College
and DePaul University. Ile comes
PIONEER WOMEN'S ORG.
to his new post after having held
Yedhudith Simchonit, delegate previous ministries in Salt Lake
of the Working Women's Council City and Chicago. This will be his
of Palestine, at present on tour tirst appearance before a Detroit
for the Pioneer Women's Organ- audience.
ization, will visit Detroit Tor Classes in Prophets and Talmud
The program of adult educa-
organizational purposes, Oct 4
tion, sponsored by Young Israel,
to Oct. 12, inclusive.
Monday evening, Oct. 5, a gen- will include. in addition, several
eral meeting will be held at the classes and study groups for men
Folk Shule, Taylor and 12 th and women. The Talmud class,
streets, and individual meetings which has been in session Tues-
with Mrs. Simchonit as guest are day evenings since the beginning
scheduled for the ensuing week. of September, had a distinguished
lecturer last week in the person
of Rabbi Elijah Meier Bloch,
SALE—APARTMENT rROPERT•
dean of the Telshe Yeshivah in
Cleveland, one of the great Euro-
pean Talmudic scholars, who have
found refuge in this country. The
class will meet again under the
direction of Rabbi M. J. Wohl-
To the omit—now—while these beau-
tiful Investment properties are avail-
gelernter, Tuesday, Oct. 6, at
able at liquidation pri . es. When
9 p.
they are gone—they're gone—that's
Rabbi Naphtali Carlebach, a
fair warning. All the Fa ,ds and Fig-
member of the staff of Yeshivath
ures from Mr. Redford.
Beth Yehudah, has been appointed
PALM* DOWN Finest toy ation In
instructor
of a course in prophets,
all I ietroit Modern equipment all
which will also be given on Tues-
like new Rent 115.000 earns 12 it
day evenings, from 8 to 0, begin-
net on rice prig
Ine.
ning Oct. 6.
015.000 DOW N 5O One apts. 3 to
Both the Talmud and Prophets
S rooms large court design. Elevator.
classes will meet in Room 1 of
$27,500, Re-
New equipment. Rent
placement cost 1:62,000. Foreclosed
the Yeshivah Bldg., Dexter and
Price only 1140.000.
Cortland.

Advise Buying

Levin Ladies Auxiliary No. 230,
J.W.V. were installed into their
respective offices:
President, Rose Cantor; senior
vice president, Kathleen Goldfine;
junior vice president, Emma
Peck; recording secretary, Lenor
Tobias; Corresponding secretary,
Shirley Sirkin; treasurer, Clara
Breitman; judge advocate, Louba
Lupiloff, P. P.; conductress, Flor-
ence Sinkoff; assistant conduct-
ress, Lillian Feld; chaplain, Est-
her Singerman; guard, Sidonia
Goldberg; historian, Eva Mann;
patriotic instructor, Sydel Horo-
witz; color bearers, Lee Levine;
Hazel Davis, Nora Wrubel, Ida
Kushner, Mollie Knoppow, Mollie
Feldman; trustee, 3 years, Jeanne
Polansky; trustee 2 years, Mary
Rosen; trustee 1 year, Ann
Schubb.
The following delegates are:
L. Lupiloff, L. Tobais, Emma
Peck, Lillian Feld, Eva Mann,
S. Goldberg, C. Breitman.
The alternates to National
Ladies Auxiliary Convention are:
E. Singerman, K. Goldfine, F.
Sinkoff, Nora Wrubel, Ida
Schultz, Jeanne Polansky, Rose J.
Cohen,

Polish Federation to
Hold Banquet, Oct 17

The clothing and financial cam-
paign sponsored by the Federa-
tion for Polish Jews will culmin-
ate on Oct. 17 with a banquet ar-
ranged at Lachar's Hall. Dr.
Arieh Tartakower, well known
figure in Jewish communal life in
this country, Zionist leader and
journalist, will be the guest of
the organization and principal
speaker. The arrangements corn-
mittee for the banquet consists of
$15,000 DOWN
Beauty
mosaic
Mesdames Jennie Weinberg and
tiled lohby fountain. Secure location.
Horodocker Installation
Becky Redblatt of the Ezra Sis-
Rent $1 +.000. Former value 12 2
2 5,-
000 fore , losed price only $95,000.
terhood and A. Greenbaum, Na-
Tuesday, October 6
than Samet and Benjamin Gran-
011,000 DOWN A tt ractive 31 units.
The David Horodocker Juniors bart. A musical program is be-
Rent 111,000. Earns 20% net on en-
tire price only 832,000.
will hold their installation of of- ing prepared for the evening.
fleet's in the home of Mrs. Jos. M, Those organizations which have
M,625
DOWN 21 apts. 3 to 5
Davidson, 2974 Calvert Ave. pledgied contributions for the
rooms. nut st Finding cor. new stoves,
new ref rig.
tankless water heater,
Tuesday evening, Oct. 6 Federation for Polish Jews but
Marx grates, fireproof lockers, has
The newly appOinted are Mrs. have not yet sent them in, are
everything. Rent 19,100 tenants pay
Ben Hyman, president; Mrs. Jos. urged to do so now so that they
utilities. Small 1- 1.4 % tennis.
M. Davidson, vice president; Mr. may be represented at the ban-
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Friedman, recording secretary; quet.
58 Years' Dependable Service
Mrs. Phil Lewis, financial secre-
The second transport of cloth-
Dime Bldg.
tary and Mrs. A. Spillburg, treas. ing, donated by Detroit Jews and
Ca. 0321
urer.
intended for Polish Jewish refu-
gees in Russia, is expected to
leave Detroit this week. In view
of the tremendous number of
garments contributed it will be
You Can Buy QUALITY KOSHER MEAT
necessary to make three ship-
ments, and not two as originally
with Confidence from
planned. There is now sufficient
clothing to compose the third
transport and no additional gar-
ments can be accepted. Special
Kosher Meat & Poultry Market recognition
and thanks 'have been
11632 DEXTER BLVD.
TO. 8.8118-9
accorded the Cadillac Storage
(Between Burlinaame and Webb)
Company which has given free-of-
Next to Kreoge's
charge its facilities for storing
the garments during the time
they were being collected, cleaned
and prepared for haling. The
Federation for Polish Jews ex-
tends a special thanks to the
donors for their very generous
and helpful contribution.

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The Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Congress
will hold its second meeting of
the season on Wednesday, Oct.
14, at 2 p. m., at the Shaarey
Zedek.
The program of the afternoon
will be in a form of a symposium
entitled "The American Jewish
Congress in the Present World."
Participants in this feature and
their subjects upon which they
will speak are as follows: MIS.
Arnold Frank, local picture; Mrs.
Arnold Frank, Local picture; Mrs.
Abe Katzman, the National Out-
look; Mrs. Harry Bernstein, The
Relationship of the Women's Di-
vision to the American Jewish
Congress; Dr. Clarissa Fineman,
the Inter-American Scene; Mrs.
Karl Haas will speak on The
World Picture. Mrs. Samuel Green
will act as moderator.
On Tuesday, Sept. 29, 25 wo-
men donated blood at the Red
Cross Blood Bank in the name
of the Detroit Women's Division
of the American Jewish Congress.
The newly organized Rumor
Clinic is under the direction of
Esther Mendelson. Any person can
cooperate by bringing any un-
founded rumors to the attention
of the clinic. This committee
wishes to kill any false rumors
being circulated about local, na-
tional or inter-national situations.
Proper investigation will be made
and due publicity given as to the
authenticity of rumors. Commun-
icate with Mrs. Morris Mendel-
son, 2675 Burlingame, Townsend
8-1960.
Members and their friends are
cordially invited to attend this
meeting. It will furnish an ex-
cellent opportunity to learn of the
activities of the American Jewish
Congress locally and in our pres-
ent world situation.

Pisgah Lodge No. 34
To Meet Monday Night

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Initiate 85th Anniversary
Membership Drive

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Aaron B. Margolis

To Send Food

WHOLE

GRAN FOOD VALUES!

W hole grain
are restored t Viol n Bi, as
Rice Krispies
nutritive values, including
Vitami by U. S.
recommended

Official Food Rules.

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1942 by Kellen Company

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Next Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge No. 34, Bnai Brith will
hold a regular business meeting
in the main auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center. A
special order of business at this
meeting will be a special election
of a recording secretary to suc-
ceed Phillmore Leemon who has
been inducted into the armed
forces. Following the business
session and open forum will be
held on the following topic,
"What I Expect from Bind Brith.
Rudolph Meyersohn, president
of the lodge announces that the
lodge will meet regularly every
Monday night during the months
of Oct. and ov. instead of the
first and third Mondays as here-
tofore. He urges all members to
attend every meeting. This is a
jubilee year in Pisgah Lodge and
the 85th anniversary will be cele-
brated throughout the entire
term, with special meetings of
interest.
Ben F.
Goldman, general
chairman of the 85th Anniversary
Committee reports plans are pro-
gressing to make this celebration
one of the outstanding events of
the community's fall and winter
season. An all day program is
being planned for Nov. 22 at the
Stotler Hotel, to begin with the
initation of new members in the
afternoon, a banquet and dance .
in the evening. A nationally fam-
ous personality will address the
banquet and reservations are
now being taken.
Isadore Starr, chairman of the
85th Anniversary Membership
drive states that every male Jew
21 years o rolder of good moral
character is eligible for member-
sive membership drive is now be-
ship in Pisgah Lodge. An exten-
ing inaugurated in honor of the
85th Anniversary.

A committee has been organ-
ized under the leadership of Mrs.
Vera Kurzman, A. Greenberg
and B. Graubart to start sending
food packages to Jewish prison-
ers interned in Nazi camps in
Germany. Package labels, received
directly from prison camps,
prove that a number of soldiers
are of Jewish nationality and a
campaign is to be inaugurated
to send food packages through
the facilities of the Red Cross.
The United States authorities
have offered free transportation
of food packages, destined to
the prisoners of war. A consider-
able number of these package
labels have been received in De-
troit and an action will be started
to communicate with the soldiers
named thereon and send them
all possible assistance. • Omega Sigma Phi Beta

Chapter Elect Officers

All Kellogg Cereals supply
Whole-Grain Values (natural
or restored).

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Extra-delicious with fruit!

First Meeting of
Talkers Group, Oct. 8

Center members and their friends
interested in the short unit course
in public speaking are invited to
attend the first meeting of the
talkers group which will be held
on Thursday, Oct. 8, at 8:30
P. M. in the music room of the
Center. Ed Emerich who led the
group last season will again act
in the same capacity.

Attend "Bond Auction"

Women's Auxiliary—
Jewish Home for Aged

Mrs. S. Benjamin, chah man of
membership of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish H orne
for Aged, has been appoi , red by
Mrs. M. J. Greenberg, president,
as chairman of the day Ho. the
annual membership tea which the
auxiliary is sponsorin g im Mon-
day, Oct. 19, at 1:30 P. M. at
the home.
Mrs. I, E. Goodman, a former
president of the organization,
chairman of publicity for th is e
coming year.

Committee Heads of
Community Council to
Present Reports

A number of matters of vital
importance to the Jewish com-
munity of Detroit will be pre-
sented for discussion at the con.
ference of Community Council
delegates on Sunday, Oct. 4, at
8:15 P. M. in the auditoriu m of
the Jewish Community Center
Woodward at Holbrook. These'
delegates represent the Commun-
ity Council's 190 constituent or-
ganizations, and matters of com-
munity policy are discussed by
them for the guidance of the
executive committee which meets
at monthly intervals, or more
often if necessary.
In addition to the reports of
committee chairmen on the coun-
cil's program since the last con-
ference of delegates in June,
there will be a report on the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign's entry into
the War Chest, and a discussion
of the significance of this step for
the Jewish community. There will
also be a discussion of the needs
for expanding the work of the
Community Council in the field
of internal Jewish community
problems, and the proposal that a
study he made to determine the
needs in this area of work, and
the techniques and machinery for
putting it into operation.
Rabbi Le on Fram will report
for the community relations com•
mittee; Aaron Droo•k will report
for the anti-discrimination com-
mittee;Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
report for the inter-group rela-
tions committee; Judge Rubiner
will report for the arbitration
committee; Aaron Rosenberg will
report on the progress of plans
for a program of co-ordination of
adult education; hr. S. Kleinman
will report on the council's pro-
gram as liaison between the Jew-
ish organizations and the office of
civilian defense and on the de-
velopment of organizational com-
mittees to stimulate war effort
programs; and a minwogranhed
report on the distribution of lit-
erature \Yin be distributed anion,
the delegates.
Attendance of delegates will he
recorded, and organizations not
represented will be notified.
James I. Ellman, president of the
.11tr•emslisde.
h Community Council will

Marshall Lodge to have
Navy Night, October 6

A 'program entitled "Know
Your Navy" has been arranged
through the public relations de•
partment of the United States
Navy for the meeting of Detroit
Louis Marshall Lodge of Bnai
Brith to be held on Tuesday,
Oct. 6, 1942, at 8:3 P. M.. at the
Rose Sittig Cohen Memorial
building, Lawton and Tyler Ives.
This meeting, will be a part of a
loselrlodgs(ession for members of
the
At the last meeting greetings
were read front Sergeant Nath-
aniel H. Rubin who is now sta-
tioned somewhere in England
with the U. S. Army. Sergeant
Rubin was inducted into service
during his term as President of
Louis Marshall Lodge.
The Lodge Bowling League is
bowling each Monday evening at
the Bowl-O-Drome beginning at
to
e 0
M.
e (. al g el e lesire
should ntact its
9 P the
join
presiden t, Sa ul Herma n.

The following were elected the
officers of Omega Sigma Phi at
the last meeting:
DOWNTOWN THEATRES
President, Alene Silverstein;
secretary, Evelyn Rappiport;
FOX—The inspiring re nt-life
treasurer, Norrie Zaleson; cor- story of the janitor's son who
responding secretary, Arlene became one of America's out
Fein; publicity, Joyce Cantor.
standing sports figures has be-
The outgoing officers headed by
es Pridebie,fcause
Rhea Fuerrnan, president, were i t.eaolkeeild,o-rai b houert e,m,o,T
vihe,
has
thanked for their splendid job l o ,a f nt k h ee es,sen:.a iltliob n e at h acclaim
eld os.eri it for
the
and it is hoped that the new
officers will carry on the tradi- come one of the season's most
tion of Omega Sigma Phi.
a second big week at the FOK.
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