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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

November 6

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IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY .. .

Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin are
Mrs. Benjamin Wolf of Grand
entertaining a few friends at a Rapids is visiting with her son-
dinner Saturday night, Nov. '7, in-law and daughter, Mr. and
at their farm in Brighton, Mich. Mrs. Joseph Burak of Longfellow
Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Zemo:t
will leave Friday, Nov. 13, for
Carl Barach of Pittsburgh
S,)uth Bend, Ind., where they visited with friends in Detroit
will be the guests of Mr. and the past week.
Mrs. Gilbert H. Hart.
Mrs. Max Engelman of Elm-
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wittel- hurst Ave. returned from a visit
shofer of Boston Blvd. enter- in Pittsburgh.
tained a few friends at dinner
Friday night, Oct. 30.
Mrs. Henry Levitt of the In-
dian Village Manor returned from
A subscription dinner was hell a month's visit with her family
at the Book Casino on Thursday in New York.
evening, Nov. 5, honoring Cap-
tain and Mrs. Perry P. Burn-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Block and
stine. Captain Burnstine left the family, formerly of Merton Rd.,
following (lay to assume his sta• have moved to their new home,
lien with the U. S. Army Base 18903 Santa Barbara Drive.
Hospital in San Antonio, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Thal
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baer, Mr. of Toledo are entertaining a
and Mrs. Clement A. Hopp, Mr. group of their friends from De-
and Mrs. Louis K. Lambert, Mr. t•oit at a Sunday morning break-
and Mrs. Royal Oppenheim and fast on Nov. 8.
Dr. and Mrs. Harold T. Rattner
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Godsol
all will attend the Michigan-
Notre Dame football game in are leaving Nov. 12 to spend a
week in New York.
South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. Martin Cowan of San
Mr. and Mrs. David Oppen-
heim of Chicago Blvd. celebrated Juan Drive returned from a so-
their 45th wedding anniversary journ in New York.
lust Monday night with a dinner
Mrs. Sarah Harrison returned
for their immediate family. A to her home in Pittsburgh, having
reception followed for additional spent a fortnight with her chil-
relatives and friends. The .out-of- dren, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fink of Winona Ave.
Harold Barker, Mr. and Mrs,
Florence Oppenheim and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Padower
ter, Gail, Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Memphis, Tenn., were guests
0 Oppenheim, all of Chicago.
at the Book Cadillac Hotel dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zucker-
man were hosts at a dinner party
Dr. Arthur Schwartz of St.
last Saturday night given at the Louis visited with friends in De-
Franklin Hills Country Club.
troit the past week-end.

Dr. and Mrs. Laurence Segar
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kutt-
nauer were hosts at a dinner
party given at the Segar home
on Birchcrest Drive Sunday night,
Nov. 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rattner
of Huntington Woods have in-
vited a group of friends to din-
ner which will be given Wed-
nesday night, Nov. 11.

Mr. and Mrs. Seth Jacobson
of Huntington Woods will leave
the first of next week for a week
in New York.

Beth El Sisterhood To
Hear Dr. Marquardt

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El will present Frederic S. Mar-
quardt, Far Eastern expert for
the Chicago Sun, at its regular
meeting, Monday, Nov. 9, at 2:00
p. m. in the Brown Chapel of the
Temple. His subject will be
"Japan's Great Gamble."
The meeting is open to Sister-
hood members only and will be
preceded by a dessert luncheon
in the Social Hall.
Before joining the staff of the
Chicago Sun when it was found-
ed in December of 1941, Mr. Mar-
quardt had worked for the Phil-
ippines Free Press and for lead-
ing American and British news
syndicates in Manila.
Mr. Marquardt knows General
McArthur personally and recently
wrote a series of articles on him
and his history-making stand on
Bataan. which has been praised
as one of the most accurate and
vivid accounts of the great fight
for the Philippines.
Having met and interviewed
most of the high ranking army
and navy officers in the Far East,
Mr. Marquardt is able to speak
with authority on the latest de-
velopments in that theatre of
war.
Beginning with a review of
Tolstoy's "War and Peace," Dr.
B. Benedict Glazer of Temple
Beth El, will open the "World
Affairs book review course," Tues-
day, Nov. 10, at 10:30 a. m. in
the Brown Chapel.
Sponsored by the Sisterhood
of Temple Beth El, the course
will continue for six successive
weeks at the same time. It is open
to the public. No fee is being
Mrs. Sydney L. Max and her charged.
(laughter, Shirley, have just re-
turned from a 10-day stay in
Mrs. Cecelia Cohen will return
New York City where they were
to
her home in New Rochelle,
guests at the Hotel New Yorker.
N. Y., Sunday, Nov. 8, having
Miss Phyllis Goldman returned spent a month with her brother-
to Frances Shimer Jr. College in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
after spending the week-end vis- Joseph Roe of Collingwood Ave.
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Frances Stern of Boston,
Nate Goldman of San Juan Mass.,
one of the pioneers in the
Drive.
field of nutrition and one of the
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michelson of leading figures in the National
2070 Collingwood Ave. have left Nutrition Conference held here
for Clarksville, Tenn., to visit in Detroit the past week, was the
their daughter and son-in-law, guest of Dr. and Mrs. Shmarya
Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Haber. Kleinman.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Levine of
Chicago were the guests during
Dr. Saul E. Barnett of the
the past week-end of Mrs. Ralph Parsons Clinic returned recently
Schiller of Chicago Blvd.
from the eye, ear, nose and
throat meeting in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Enggass
of Cumberland, Way returned
Pvt. Richard Berris, son of
from a week in New York.
Mrs. J. M. Berris of Wisconsin
Ave., left Wednesday for Camp
Mr. and Mrs. I. Himelhoch Custer.
were hosts at a dinner party
last Saturday night, being one
The following out of town
of a series given in their home guests attended the Bar Mitzvah
at the Whittier Apts.
and reception of Allan David
Weiner on Saturday, Oct. 31:
Mrs. Louis A. Silverman and
daughter, Alice Irenee, of Chi-
No Finer Salmon at
cago, Ill.; Mrs. Theodore Hirsch-
Any Price
field of Madison, Wis.; Benjamin
Wepman and (laughter, Flo., of
Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mr. and
Mrs. William Goldberg of Grand
Rapids, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fled Weiner and family of Grand
Rapids, Mich., and Robert I.
Goldberg of the University of
Michigan. There were also about
100 local guests present.

Mrs. Ida Kleinman will be one
of the speakers at Western Mich-
igan College, Kalamazoo, on Nov.
6, where a Michigan Consumer
Institute will be held. Her topic
is "War Time Food Problems
and Conservation."

Dr. A. S. Rogoff has volun-
tered his services to the United
Army and was given a commis-
sion as Captain of the Medical
Corps U. S. A. He will leave
Nov. 6 and will be accompanied
by Mrs. Rogoff to New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Convas-
ser have returned to their home
in Norfolk, Va., where Don is
stationed with the U. S. Navy Re-
serve. In their ten day stay
here with relatives and friends
they were extensively entertain-
ed.

Temple Israel To
Dedicate Service Flag

Mrs. Nathan Blatnikoff has left
for Nashville, Tenn., to spend
On Armistice Sabbath Eve.,
the week with her son, Lt. Albert Friday
night, Nov. 13, Temple
D. Blatnikoff, who is stationed Israel will dedicate a Service
temporarily at Nashville, Tenn. Flag, whose stars and numerals
indicate that fifty men and wo-
men of the households of Temple
Israel are now serving in the
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armed forces of America.
at Atkinson
The large Service Flag, which
is to adorn the pulpit of Temple
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Israel for the duration of the
war. is the gift of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry C. Grossman.
The Armistice Sabbath Eve
Service will take place in the
Lecture Hall of the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts.
The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
of Temple Israel will be present
EXPERT FURRIER
to salute the American Flag and
to cite the names represented in
LATEST STYLES in
the Service Flag. The High School
Choir of Temple Israel, conduct-
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ed by Cantor Robert S. Tulman,
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will render Ernest Bloch's "Amer-
ican Rhapsody." Rabbi Leon Fram
will preach on the subject, "Arm-
istice or Peace?"
THERE WILL BE NO NEW DOWN COMFORTERS OR PILLOWS
After the services, the Sister-
hood of Temple Israel will hold
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a reception in the Romanesque
Hall, in the Detroit Institute of
Arts, in honor of the families of
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11823 TWELFTH STREET (our only store)
the men and women whose names
will be cited during the dedica-
Parking in Rear of Store
tion of the service flag.

Mr. and Mrs. Israel Kaplan
and son, Sheldon, formerly of
LaSalle Blvd., are now residing
at 3202 Monterey Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Ros-
sen of LaSalle Blvd. have left
on an extended trip to Califor-
nia, where they are visiting their
son and daughter-in-law, Lt. and
Mrs. Jack Rossen. Lt. Rossen is
stationed in Chico, California,
Dental Corps.

Capt. Irving B. Shulak will
leave for active duty on Nov. J.
He will be stationed at Fort
Douglas, Utah.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunitz
have left Detroit to visit their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sydney
Dunitz, who has established her
residence in the Admiral Apart-
ment Hotel, 840 So. Serrano
Drive, Los Angeles, Calif., for
the duration. Sydney Dunitz is
now serving in the U. S. Navy.

Mrs. Herman Russek and
daughter of Mexico City, Mexico.
are visiting with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Meisner of W. Euclid Ave.

First Lt. Harold Pliskow will
leave for Chicago Nov. 10 to
take up his duties as a medical
officer in the United States
Army.

Miss Ray Yanovsky of Mon-
terey Ave. entertained a group of
20 in honor of Miss Edythe Ruth
Cohen of Elmhurst Ave., a bride
elect, at a dinner and personal
shower in her home Oct. 28.
Miss Cohen will be married on
Dec. 27.

Joseph S. Radom of the law
firm of Lawhead, Kenney and
Radom has been appointed an
Ensign in the United States Naval
Reserve and is now stationed at
Cornell University, Ithaca, New
York for indoctrination. Ensign
Radom was a graduate of the
Wayne University Law School,
where he was President of his
graduating class.

Philomathic Society
Plans for Future

Philomatic, on Sunday, Oct. 24,
made plans for the coming out-
side affairs, which will be held
in December.
The following committees were
named: Press, Don Schiff; bring-
ing up men. Stuart Sandelman,
Irwin Shulman; foreign relations,
Myron Rosenthal, George Rem-
baum; program, Miles Myerson;
membership, Sheldon Selesnick,
Louis Silverstein; Alumni, Jack
Oppenheim, Morton Zeve.
The program of the afternoon
consisted of speeches on a vari-
ety of topics by Irwin Shulman,
Don Schiff, Stuart Sandelman,
Myron Rosenthal and Louis Sil-
verstein. Irwin Shulman was
elected best speaker of the af-
ternoon. The meeting ended after
a short Go To the House.

Hadassah Oneg
Shabat at Shaarey
Zedek November 7

Arrangements for the Oneg
Shabbat to be given by the De-
troit Chapter of Hadassah at
Congregation Shaarey Zeaek,
Saturday, Nov. 7, have been made
by a committee headed by Mts.
John Frazer. Mrs. J. E. Gould,
president of the Chapter will
greet members and gues ts. Rabbi
Elijah Stampfer, of Akron, Ohio
will be guest speaker. Group
singing will be led by Mrs. Loui s
Glasier. Mrs. Max Dushkin will
present current events. Social ar-
rangements are in charge of
Abe Kasle, chairman, and Mrs.
A. 0. Barsky, Mrs. II. Bassin,
Mrs. P. Stein, and Mrs. Allen
Kramer.
The next regular meeting will
be held at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 2
p. m.
A newly released full length
movie, "Health for Victory," will
be the highlight of the afternoon.
The picture which was taken in
Palestine, is a beautifully co-
ordinated color fihn, showing in
complete detail, a comprehensive
Picture of Hadassah health work
in the Holy Land. The famous
radio commentator, David Ross,
performs the narration to the ac-
companiment of appropriate Pal-
estinian music.
A dramatic presentation of the
annual Hadassah Convention held
in New York last month together
with the Zionist organization will
be presented.
The script was prepared by
Mrs. Walter Field and Mrs. Harry
I,. Jackson.
Reports on the Fifteenth An-
nual Roll of Honor Event will
be presented at this meeting by
Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, chairman.

Service Men's Room
At Pi Tau Sigma of
Wayne University

Pi Tau Sigma has established
a service men's room at their Fra•
te•nity House, 5250 John R. in
which an individual service flag
for each Brother in the armed
service is hung, a picture of each,
in uniform is hund beneath the
38 flags to serve as an introduc-
tion to new boys coming into Pi
Tau Sigma.
Bernie Linden is in charge of
sending Channkah presents to
points the world over and to date
gifts have been sent to England,
Australia, Alaska and the Panama
Canal Zone. Pi Tau Sigma Frater-
nity, the oldest Jewish Fraternity
at Wayne University, are proud
of their boys and do not want
them to think they are forgotten.
Milt Weiner was recently elect-
ed president; Bernie Linden, sec-
retary; Nate Saberman, treasurer;
and Ralph Weiss, pledge-master.

Annis Furs Are Better Furs

Annis Furs have built, in the past 55 years,
an enviable reputation for quality, integrity,
finest fur craftsmanship and indivivduality.
Women who value quality are proud to dis-
play the Annis label in their furs, proof of
their good taste and discrimination in select-
ing the best.

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