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November 6, 1942

Habonim Organizes

DETROIT JEWISH

CHRONICLE and The

• ENGAGEMENTS

Older Group Here

. A new youth group, comprised
of young men and women of col-
lege age, is being organized by
the Ilabinim, Labor Zionist Youth.
One of the primary purposes
of this group is to provide a
permanent structure for the many
labor Zionist youth in the com-
munity who have at one time or
another been affiliated with organi-
zations which have no active adult
program. It is also felt by the
leaders of Ilabonim that many
would-be Zionists, who have pre-
viously found no place in which
they could express themselves ade-
quately, will be activised in such
a group.
Emphasis will be placed upon
political work in the Jewish com-
munity, including active partici-
pation in the Zionist Youth Coun-
cil and the League for Detroit
Jewish Youth. Among the other
tentative activities of the group
are leadedship of younger groups,
fund-raising, summer camp work,
participation in Hechalutz, cultur-
al and social activities, and vari-
ous cooperative enterprises.
Young men and women who
are vitally interested in militant
Zionist activity are invited to
attend the first meeting of this
group, to be held this Sunday
evening, Nov. 15, 8 p. m., at the
Farband Shule, 1812 Taylor. Paul
Milgrom, of Chicago, who is in
charge of organization of Detroit
Ilabonim this year, will explain
the program of Habonim and the
purposes of the group. Movies of
three of the Habonim summer
camps and of the two Hechalutz
training farms will be shown,
with narration by Naomi Shapiro,
who was a member of the Cream
Ridge farm for two years. The
program will be closed with com-
munity singing, dancing, and re-
freshments. Harold Greenberg
will preside.

Pontiac Notes

A meeting of the Zionist Or-
ganization was held Tuesday eve-
ning. Rabbi Friedland and Julian
Levine, delegates, reported on the
recent convention in New York
of the organization. The meeting
concluded with the singing of
Palestine songs, led by Mrs. James
Rosenthal.
Rabbi Friedland spoke on "This
Is Not the Way"—an answer to
the Post editorial of Oct. 10, at
the Sabbath services held Friday
evening.
A cultural program was pre-
sented at a recent meeting of
the Bnai Brith with Judge Rus-
sell Holland as guest speaker.
He addressed the group on the
subject "Citizenship."
One of the outstanding affairs
in the year's activities of the
Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob
will be a Library Rededication
dinner, to be held Nov. 15 at
the Temple.
Rabbi Leon Fram will be the
speaker of the evening. Acting
as toastmaster will be Rabbi
Eric Friedland and the musical
program will be presented by Mr.
and :qrs. James Rosenthal.
With the recent addition to the
Temple building, the Marilyn
Weiss Library has been moved
to larger quarters. The Library
committee is composed of Mrs.
M. J. Kaplan, Mrs. Jules Fisher
and Mrs. Harold Goldberg.
The ways and means committee
is in charge of dinner arrange-
ments acting under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Saul J. Birnkraut
and co-chairman, Mrs. Harry
Trinkoff.

Chajes' New Work

To Be Presented

Wednesday, Nov. II
"Zion, Rise and Shine," a can-

t; t; ■ for mixed voices, contralto
• 1 111 organ, by Julius Chajes, will
have its premiere on Wednesday,
Nov. 11, at 8:30 p. m., The work,
which is dedicated to Fred M.
Butzel, will be presented in a
special guest concert given by
members of the Detroit Musi-
cians League at the Central
Woodward Christian Church.
oodward at Josephine. It will
be sung by the Central Wood-
ward Christian Church choir un-
der the direction of Marian Van
Lie• • Other artists taking part
in the program will be Emily
Mutter Adams, violinist; Marget
hotmendy, contralto; Dr. Cyril
Barker, organist; Avery Crew,
tenor, and Dr. Charles L. Wuertn
will be the accompanist. May
Leggett Abel is chairman of this
program. The public is invited.
There will be no admission
charge.

Mrs. Milton Firestone of Tuxedo Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her (laughter, Hortense, to Seymour Fiekowsky, son of
Mr. and Mrs. II. Fiekowsky of Lakewood Blvd. Miss Firestone
graduated from Wayne University where she is now taking a
post-graduate course. Mr. Fiekowsky also graduated from Wayne
University. He is enlisted in the Signal Corps Reserve, training
for a commission. The date of their marriage has not been set.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gunsberg of 18995 Warrington Drive
announce the engagemnt of their niece, Eleanore Gunsberg, to
Joseph M. Dlott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dlott of Dayton, 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mindell of Blaine Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Judy, to Arthur D. Behrendt, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Behrendt of Glynn Court. Mr. Behrendt is
a trainee in the United States Army Signal Corps Technical School
at Lexington, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Love of Wark Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lois, to Sidney Cohen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Cohen of Euclid Ave.

• WEDDINGS

Nov. 7—Miss Shirley Kaplan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Kaplan of Fullerton Ave., to Corporal Sheldon J. Goldstein of Chi-

cago, Ill.

Nov. 8—Miss Maxine Miriam Friedman, daughter of Mr. Henry
and the late Mrs. Friedman of Edison Ave., to Jerome Solomon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Solomon of Chicago, Ill., at the
Belder Stratford hotel in Chicago. At home after Nov. 16 at the
Versailles Apartment Hotel, Chicago.

• BIRTHS

Oct. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gerson (Dorothy Kotlier)
of Glendale Ave., a daughter, Judith Ann.
Oct. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. 'merman (Adrienne
Jacobs) of 2258 Calvert Ave., a son, Robert Brown.
Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Archiel Harwith (Julia Zickerman)
of 26317 Humber Rd., Huntington Woods, Mich., a son, Ronald
Morgan.
Oct. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rindley (Ruth Moss),
15518 Appoline Ave., a son, Steven Irving.
Oct. 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Goodman (Gilberta Miller)
of Cherrylawn Ave, a (laughter, Leslie Margaret.
Oct. 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jacob (Irene Cohen) of
LaSalle Blvd., a son, Lynn Stewart.
Nov. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Nate Horwitz of 19303 Ohio Ave.,
a daughter, Sheila Anne.
Nov. 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Morey Mandell (Edna Bussey) of
4202 Cortland Ave., a son.

Bnai Brith Bowling
Congress Cancelled

The National Bnai Brith Bowl-
ing Congress has been cancelled
for the duration according to
Milton Weinstein, President of
Pisgah Lodge Bowling League.
Mr. Weinstein, president, has
announced that an inter-faith
bowling tourney in Detroit will
supplement the annual National
Congress.
Last year the Pisgah Lodge
took first prize in the national
turnament held in Columbus and
was victorious in all events in
the Michigan State Bowling
Tournament.
The fate of whether a state
tournament will be held in Mich-
igan this year will be determined
when Sam Maza, director of ath-
letics of the Michigan Bnai Brith
Council and Harry Schwartz,
chairman of athletics, will make
a joint report to the delegates
of the Michigan Bnai Brith Coun-
cil in Bay City on Sunday, Nov.
8th.

Roll of Honor

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Legal Chronicle

M ARRIAGES

BINE - GREENBERG
Announcing the marriage of
Pfc. Oscar Bine, stationed at
San Francisco, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alodph Bine, to Miss Anne
Greenberg, daughter of Louis
Greenberg, on Sunday, Nov. 1,
1912.

Rabbi Nathan Conducts
Friday Youth Symposia

The third in the series of Fri-
day evening Youth Symposia will
convene on Friday, Nov. 13, at
9:00 p. in. sharp, at which time
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will dis-
cuss the topic "A Jewish Govern-
ment in Exile."
The Youth Symposia, which are
sponsored by the YPS of Con-
gregation I3nai Moshe, are de-
signed to make the traditional
Sabbath meaningful to the young
people and to give them an oppor-
tunity to learn and to exchange
opinions on vital current Jewish
problems. Communal Hebraic
melodies will be sung at the con-
clusion of the session.

Trees Planted in
Palestine Forests

Dr. Glazer To Speak on
"Organized Religion
Under Fire" Nov. 13

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit announces the
On Friday evening, Nov. 13, at
planting of trees in Palestine
8 p. m. at the Sabbath Eve Serv-
forests as follows:
ices of Temple Beth El, Dr. B.
Benedict Glazer will speak on
BUTZEL FOREST
One tree in memory of Mary "Organized Religion Under Fire
Lieberman by Mr. and Mrs. John —A Discussion of Pearl Buck's
Kurlaid; One tree honoring birth and Dean Bell's Challenge."
of Paul Tobais Owens by Ladies
The music of the Service will
Auxiliary of J. N. F.; One tree be rendered by the Temple Quar-
in memory of Mrs. Theo. Weiss tet under the direction of Julius
by Sara and Ty Schwartz; One Chajes, with Jason Tickton at
tree in memory of Mrs. Theo. the Organ. A social hour, under
Weiss by Ladies Auxiliary of the auspices of the Temple Sister-
J. N. F.; One tree honoring hood will be held in the Social
birth of Wendy Ann Wetsman Hall, following the Services.
by Ladies Auxiliary of J. N. F.;
Rabbi Lymon will preach at the
One tree in memory of Jeannette Sabbath Morning Services in the
Auslander Weiss by Mrs. Harry Main Auditorium at 11 o'clock.
Buchman and Mrs. Samuel Buch-
man. Two trees in memory of Men's Temple Club To
Morris Nathan by Mr. and Mrs.
Gendelman. One tree in memory Hear Lawrence Seltzer
of Barney Sklover by Mr. and
Mrs. Gendelman. One tree in
The Men's Club of Temple Beth
memory of Mary Gordon by Mr. El will hold its first dinner meet-
and Mrs. Herman Cohen. One ing of the season next Tuesday
tree for "Yahryeit" of father evening, Nov. 10, at 6:30 in the
Nathan C. Cohen, by Mr. and Social Hall of Temple Beth El.
Mrs. Herman Cohen. Two trees Guest of the evening will be Lawr-
in memory of Sidney J. Goldberg ence Seltzer, Professor of Ecomi-
by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen. mics at Wayne University who
One tree in memory of Dora will discuss the subject, "How are
Goldman by Carol Morgan. Two We Going to Pay for the War."
Professor Seltzer has been re-
trees in memory of Heyman
Friedlnader by Zeta Alpha Rho cently active as special consultant
to the government on tax and fis-
Fraternity.
cal problems and has spent much
MIZRACHI FOREST
time in Washington. He is the
One tree honoring marriage of author of several -books, and a
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard lecturer of note.
Corn by Young Women's Miz-
"The Men'sClub of Temple Beth
rachi. One tree honoring birth El takes pride in presenting our
of Judith Lorraine Eidelman, by own local luminaries," said Dr.
Nathan H. Schlafer, President,
Young Women's Mizrachi.
"members will recall the success-
ful similar occasion last year
American Haven
when we heard Dr. William Haber.
Card Party Nov. 17
We plan to continue this type of
The American Haven Club is program."
Reservations are open to the
serving the soldiers at the U. S.
0. sandwiches, Monday, Nov. 2, community and may be had at
$1.25 per plate by phoning Madi-
1942.
The hostesses are Mrs. Fay son 8530.
Tenenberg and Mrs. Eva Durker.
TAU SIGMA ALPHA
An open house meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Gross.
Tau Sigma Alpha held its first
anniversary meeting at the home
GOODWILL SEWING CIRCLE
of Edith Sucher, 2096 Oakman
CARD PARTY NOV. 11
Blvd., at which time election was
A card party, the proceeds of held for new officers. Those
which will be used for charitable elected were: Lillian Efros, pres-
purposes, will be given by the ident; Ellen Uray, vice president;
Goodwill Sewing Circle at Bnai Dolores Nathan, secretary; Ruth
Moshe, Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Blaize, treasurer.
Open house for new pledges
8 p. m.
The public is invited to attend will be held Nov. 15 at the home
and assist the worthy causes to of Lillian Weider, 2136 Oakman
which the proceeds will be de- Blvd.
voted. Mrs. Morris Weinstein has
been appointed chairman of the
affair by Mrs. Sam Rosenberg,
president of the society.

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Class in Russian Meets
Thursday Evenings

Detroit Jewish Boys in the Armed
The class in Russian in con-
Services of the United States
tinuing to meet on Thursday eve-

Private David W. Cohen
P. F. C. Sol Fink
Sergeant Irving 1. Feldman
Private Aaron A. Gottlieb
Corporal Arthur Hessler
Private Murray M. Kahn
Staff Sgt. Norman Kaufman
Sec.-Lieut. Ed Kellman
Private Jack Kellman
Private Martin Kohn
P. F. C. Oscar Max Kramer
Sec.-Lieut. Leonard Meyers
Private Albert Roth
Seaman Ed. Roth
Private A. F. Samuels
P. F. C. Murray Teichman
Pvt. Bernard Zeff
Captain Benjamin Bader
Seymour Horowitz, S. K. 2C
Lieut. Albert D. Blatnikoff
Sergt. Basil I. Blatnikoff
Private Sam Yucht
1.
Private Maurice M. Wartell
Private Harry H. Mandell
Corporal Carl Miller
Warrant Officer, Milton J.
Miller, U. S. N.

nings at the Jewish Community
Center. Albert W. Shafer, who
was educated in Russian schools
as well as American universities,
teaches the course. There are still
a few openings for new students.
Anyone interested is asked to
register with Mr. E. Louis Nei-
wand, assistant director of the
Center.

Here's the shoe
for you yJung
fellows and men
about Town. You
can afford fy.,
or three parrs
this price!

Center Pupils To Perform
At Detroit Public Library

Harriet Lewis and Kurt Saffir,
both ('enter pupils of Julius
Chairs, will be among the solo-
ists to participate in the second
concert of the Music Festival giv-
en by the Detroit Public Library
on Friday evening, Nov. 13.

Look at all the military style shoes you want to, but
before you buy come in and see this VARSITY model.
It's a triumph of fine shoemaking and master styling.
The leafier is sturdy, pliable, hand stained Ski Grain.
Flexible, stout welt soles and rubber heels.

Kurt Saffir, who performed as
soloist with the Michigan Sym-

phony Orchestra last year, is one
of the scholarship students of the
Detroit Music Study Club.

Complete selection of
STETSON Army a nd
Navy Dress Oxfords.
Also New Fall Stetson's
for Men and Women,

Squires Victory Ball
Free to Service Men

All Service men are to be ad-
mitted free at the Squire's Vic-
tory Ball, which will be held
at the Ionic Temple, 6061 Grand
River, Friday evening, Nov. 13.
Len Pensler and his orches-

tra will furnish the music.
Seymour Brenner and Ber-
nard Trubawitz are in charge

of the dance.

$11.45 to $15.

Ben B. Berke

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