November 20, 1942

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Aux. L. A. Sanatorium
Bazaar Supported By
Mayor Edward Jeffries

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• ENGAGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Glaser of Richton Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Adele, to Newton Berlin, son of
Harry Berlin of Cortland Ave.
The announcement is made of the betrothal of Evelyn Rhoda
Kaufman of Detroit, to Technical Sergeant Murray M. Sedly, son
of Isaac Sedly, of Jersey City, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holzman, of Elmhurst Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter Evelyne to Philip Feigenson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Feigenson of Sturtevant Ave.

Outstanding American
Leaders Sign Appeal
For A Jewish Army

Pontiac News

Rabbi Leon Fram was the
guest speaker at a dinner Sunday
evening at Temple Beth Jacob
which was held to dedicate the
new library. With the addition to
the Temple the Marylin Weiss
Memorial Library has been moved
to larger quarters and newly
furnished. Rabbi Friedland acted
as toastmaster and several He-
brew songs were sung by James
Rosenthal accompanied by Mrs.
Rosenthal. The dinner was a
project of the Ways and Means
Committee under the chairman-
ship of Mrs. Saul J. Birnkraut.
Rabbi Eric Friedland spoke on
"The World We Want to Live
In," at the Sabbath services Fri-
day evening. This talk was one
of a series on the same subject
which he has presented to the
congregation.

NEW YORK (WNS)—In a
proclamation appealing for the
mreation of a Jewish Army in
the Middle East, 1,521 prominent
Americans including governors,
mayors, members of Congress
and labor leaders, declared the
moral right of the stateless Jews
of Europe and the Jews of Pales-
tine "to fight—as they ask to
fight—under the ancient banner
Nov. 26—Miss Leona Wilder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan of David the King, as the Jewish
Wilder of Boston Blvd., to Wilfred Gallow, son of Mrs. Lillian
Army."
Gallow. Rabbi Adler will officiate.
The proclamation which echoed
Dec. 2—Miss Shirley Razzman, daughter of Mr. Adolph Razz- similar appeals made during the
man of Tyler Ave., to David Taub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph last eighteen months was ad-
Taub, of Selden Ave.
dressed to "our valiant Allies,
Nov. 26—Miss Beatrice Lipset, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the British Commonwealth of
Aaron Lipset of Tuxedo Ave., to Oscar Hertz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nations, free peoples everywhere
David Hertz, of Leslie Ave. The wedding will take place at the in the world as well as to our
Crystal Ball Room of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
godless enemies."
Nov. 29—Miss Ruth Ann Schlanger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
The proclamation read : "Every Asks Families To
Harry Schlanger of Calvert Ave., to Paul B. Newman, son of footstep of the Jew in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Newman of Calvert Ave., at the Statler is stained with his own blood. Encourage Service Men
Hotel. Rabbis B. Benedict Glazer and Isaac Steinman will officiate. The Jews have had a hundred
Dec. 20—Miss Sylvia Richman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rotterdams. They have seen the To Contact Chaplains
David Richman to Morris Wasserman, son of Mrs. Lena Wasserman, horror of a thousand Lidices.
In accordance with requests
at Congregation Beth Tikvah.
The first victims of Hitler's ag- from chaplains in the field, Dr.
gression cannot conceive democ- A. W. Gottschall, national direc-
r acy denying to them participa- tor of programs in army camps,
tion on the battlefield in this naval and air bases for the Na-
crusade against barbarism.
tional Conference of Christian and
Nov. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bates (Marion Winkelman),
"Two hundred thousand Pales- Jews, urges families with men in
of Clairmont Ave., a daughter, Lynda Sue.
tinian and stateless Jews in the the armed services to write to
Nov. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. William Coplan (Belle Kaufman), Middle East and elsewhere are
the men and encourage them to
of Lilac Street, a daughter, Susan Deborah.
ready to give battle and fight to contact their chaplains. Service
the death. But they have been men should be assured by their
denied weapons. They are not families, says Dr. Gottschall, that
recognized as belligerents. Even "the chaplains are their best
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
Trees Planted In
tiny Luxembourg is a full- friends."
pledged belligerent ally of Brit-
Chaplains will welcome this ad-
To Speak On "Jewish
COWEN - SINGER
Palestine Forest
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Singer ain and of America, and rightly vice on the part of parents and
Controversies In Press" of Santa Barbara Drive, an- so. But not the Jews.
BUTZEL FOREST
Wives, and will he able to render
"We have a duty to perform. greater service, Dr. Gottschall de-
One tree in memory of Charles
nounce the marriage of their
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will sister, Pearl Cowen, daughter of America must not fail them. The clares.
Cornell, by the Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society. Ten trees in mem- speak on Friday, Nov. 27 at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cowen of eyes of all the world's oppressed
ory of Yetta Kanat by Pluga p. m. at the Sabbath Eve Serv- Toledo on Sunday, Nov. 15 to and heavy-laden are on Washing- Local Refugees Raise
ices of Temple Beth El on "Re- Abe Flayer, son of Mrs. Sophie ton. From this nation, free and
Mitrashn.
Funds To Buy Plane
cent Jewish Controversies in the Flayer.
mighty, the world expects the
EHRLICH FOREST
Public
Press—Will
They
Help
moral leadership for liberation.
Two trees honoring birthday
The Chevrath Gmiluth Chaso-
The proclamation concluded : dim, a self-help organization of
of Judge II. B. Keidan by Mr. Or Hinder Basic Jewish Causes?"
MERZIN - BLOCK
The music of the service will
and Mrs. M. H. Zackheim.
Mrs. Aaron Merzin was Shirley "We, people of America, recog- refugees in the city, together
be rendered by the Temple Quar- Block, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nize the solution of the age-old with two other organizations of
MIZRACHI FOREST
One tree honoring birth of tet under the direction of Julius Louis Block, of Glendale Ave. Jewish problem in Europe as refugees from Central Europe,
Arthur Howard Kirsh, by Young Chajes and Jason Tickton at the before her recent marriage. Mr. one of the objections of democ- the American-Austrian Social
Women's Mizrachi. One tree hon- Organ. A social hour, under the Merzin, who is attached to the racy and as a preliminary condi- Club, and the New Detroiter
oring marriage of Mr. and Mrs. auspices of the Temple Sister Enlisted Reserve Corps and at- tion to permanent peace in the Soccer Club organized a drive
Lee Marlowe by Young Women's hood will be held in the Social tends the Melville Aeronautical world."
among their members and other
Adding that we recognize the new comers to this country to
Mizrachi. One tree in memory of Hall following the services.
School in New York, is the son
Sabbath
Morning
Services
will
Morris Rogensof, by Mr. and
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Merzin, right of the Jews to: "raise solicit contributions for the pur-
be held Saturday morning, Nov. of Brooklyn, N. Y.
their voices with the voices of pose of purchasing fighter plane
Mrs. Rubin Sklar.
other nations on earth in a new "Loyalty".
Mr. and Mrs. M. Landau in 28, at 11 o'clock in the Main
and supreme harmony," the
memory of mother of Mrs. Simon Auditorium of the Temple. Rabbi
MERZIN - BLOCK
All refugees who could be
Shetzer; Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Herschel Lymon will preach.
The English Room at the Stat- proclamation declared the right reached by the drive gave free-
of
the
Jews
of
Europe
and
of
Cooper in memory of mother of
let Hotel was the scene of a love-
ly and enthusiastically for this
Mrs. Simon Shetzer; Maimonides
ly wedding, Sunday evening, Nov. Palestine "to fight in their own great purpose as a sign for their
Army,
under
their
own
insignia,
Medical Society in memory of Bay City Notes
8. when Rabbi Adler united in
gratitude and loyalty to the
Rev. Samuel Epstein; Mr. and
marriage Shirley Block, daughter on every battlefield of the world country which gave them refuge.
to
which
the
United
Nations'
Mrs. Abraham Cooper in memory
Plans for the wedding on of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Block,
Although the number of ref-
of Arthur A. Caplan, Mr. Lum- Thanksgiving Day, at Chicago, of 2646 Glendale Ave. and Aaron High Command will assign ugees in this city is relatively
berg, and Mr. Samuel Weinstein ; Miss Muriel Elaine Marks, daugh- Merzin, son of Mr. and Mrs. them."
small and the greater part of
Among those who signed the them are small wage earners the
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cooper in mem- ter of Mrs. Alexander E. Marks, Nathan Merzin of Brooklyn, N.
ory of David Batkind; Mr. and of Chicago, and Ellis E. Isackson, Y. Mr. Morzin is at present with proclamation were: Thurman Ar- local loyalty-committee account-
Mrs. A. Pregerson in memory of son of Mrs. Lillian B. Isackson, the Enlisted Reserve Corps and nold, assistant to the U. S. At- ed for $750.00 contributions to
Samuel Weinstein.
of North Farragut street, were attends the Melville Aeronautical torney-General; Joseph E. Dav- the central Loyalty Committee
ies, former Ambassador to Rus- in New York.
The following Detroiters plant- revealed at an "open house" in School in New York.
ed trees for the reforestation of which Mrs. Isackson Friday eve-
The bride was beautifully sia; Herbert Hoover; Senator
The local committee was head-
Eretz Israel in memory of the ning introduced the bride-elect gowned in ivory satin with lace James M. Mead, New York ; Sen- ed by Dr. Hugo Mandelbaum,
ator
Claude
Pepper,
Florida;
late Lillie Atkins:
and her mother to Bay City trim, her long veil held by a
teacher at the Yeshivath Beth
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gilbert, friends.
halo of pearls ,and she carried a Governor Herbert R. O'Connor, Yehudah and Alex Roberg, teach-
Mr. and -Mrs. George Arfa, Dr.
The ceremony is to be a quiet bouquet of Easter lilies. Her Maryland ; Clare Boothe Luce, er at the United Hebrew Schools.
and Mrs. George S. Weiss, Mr. one read at the Sherry Hotel m maid of honor was Miss Bettie Eugene O'Neill, Sigrid Undset,
and Mrs. Erving C. Stern, Mr. the afternoon, after which the Gordon of Brooklyn, and the Arturo Toscanini, William Allen
Thanksgiving Service To
and Mrs. Wm. Adelson, Mr. and couple will return to Bay City bridesmaids included Rhoda White, Philip Murray, president,
Be Held at Shaarey Zedek
CIO,
and
Claude
G.
Bowers,
Am-
Mrs. Lou Silverman, Mr. and to make their home.
Glanzrock, Elaine Abeloff and
bassador to Chile.
Mrs. A. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Basket and vase arrangements Ruth Seltzer.
A Thanksgiving service will be
Arfa.
of white and yellow chrysanthe-
Edwin Block attended the
held at Congregation Shaarey
mums and red roses were used groom as best man with Bob Student Music Study Club
Zedek Thursday, Nov. 26, at 11
throughut the Iasckson home for Gutterman, Isadore Shulman and
Have Schumann Program a. m. In gratitude to Providence
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer
the informal evening, Friday. David Glanzrock of Brooklyn as
and in conformity with the Pres-
Mrs. Marks, Miss Marks, and ushers.
Mrs. Ilse Schild of the Music
To Review "The Seventh Mrs.
ident's proclamation, the Congre-
Isackson all wore simple
Forum
performed
several
Schu-
Sinner and reception followed
will express its thankful-
Cross" by Anna Seghers black fall costumes complement- the ceremony. For her daughter's mann numbers at the second gation
ness through the medium of Jew-
ed
by
corsages
of
white
garde-
meeting
of
the
Student
Music
wedding Mrs. Block wore a gown
The World Affairs Book Review
ish liturgy and tradition. Cantor
Course, sponsored by the Sister- nias as they greeted about 75 of black crepe trimmed with Study Club, held at the home Jacob H. Sonenklar will officiate.
friends.
Among
the
guests
were
of
Robert
Werner,
2469
Pingree,
gold sequins. Mrs. Merzin was
hood of Temple Beth El, will
Rabbi Morris Adler will preach
present Dr. B. Benedict Glazer Mrs. Ben Kahn, of Standish, and gowned in blue lace with silver on Nov. 20. Joe Katz, clarinet- on "The Gratitude of the Free."
Mrs.
Max
Kahn,
of
Pinconningi.
trim. The out of town guests in- ist; Bernard Katz, John Neufelt, The community is invited to at-
in the third of his series of lec-
cluded Louis Kaplan, Miss Rose Lawrence Rosenthal, Robert
tures on Tuesday morning, Nov.
OBITUARY
Ludmer, Miss Henrietta Kaplan Werner, pianists; and Leah
24, at 10:30, in the Brown Me-
Crohn, soprano were also on the
Flowers for all occasions-
Fiveson—Funeral services for all of New York.
morial Chapel. Dr. Glazer will
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6-6622
Schumann program.
speak on this occasion on the Mrs. Tillie Fivenson, 518 North
underground movement in Nazi Jefferson street, who died Sun-
Europe, as suggested by the best day evening at the Brown Nurs- Jacob Ben Ami and
seller, "The Seventh Cross" by ing Home, were held Monday at
2 o'clock at the Vallender Fu- Star Cast at Littman's
Anna Seghers.
The members of the general neral home. Rabbi Mendel Glanz
public are invited to attend officiated, and burial was in the November 26
these book reviews withou Temple of Abraham cemetery.
CHICAGO BLVD. AT LAWTON
Mts. Fivenson was born in Rus-
Jacob Ben Ami and an all
eharge.
sia 78 years ago, and had lived star cast made up of former
in Bay City for 37 years. She members of the Jewish Art The-
a member of the Temple ater will open at Littman's Peo-
BARNES and BARNES was
of Abraham. Surviving are three ples Theater on Thanksgiving
Agent. for
sons, Arthur, of Alpena, Oscar, Day, Nov. 26, in "The Verdict"
of Cadillac, and Fives, of Tre- a play by Sofia Levinkana.
Northern Furniture
verse City, a fourth son, Dav e
Mr. Littman has made every
l'pholstering — Draperies
Fivenson, died in Portland, Ore- effort to bring a cast that will
Slip Covers
gon, Oct. 30, and was buried meet with the approval of the
RABBI MORRIS ADLER Will Preach on
creators of smart Designs for
Lore Nov. 4; one (laughter, Mrs. theater going public that has
ery Doom of your Home
Sarah Kimmel, of Paterson, New been influenced by the education-
Iteanonable l'ricea--Frre 1 ,,atimates
Jersey; one brother, Eli Sachs", al work of the Theater Guild.
of Detroit; 10 grandchildren, and
Mr. Littman requests us to an •
TO. 8-4554
three great grandchildren.
nounce that those who have pur-
chased tickets for the Mizrachi
CANTOR JACOB H. SONENKLAR
Zion Women's benefit for
SAT.
DEC.
5-8:20
P.
M.
MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Sunday, Nov. 22 may use their
Will Officiate
tickets for the matinee perform-
ance on Sunday, Nov. 29. And
Service will be concluded at 12:10 P. M.
those who purchased tickets for
Nov. 29 may use them on Dec. 6.

Hon. Edward J. effries, Mayor
of the City of Detroit, asks for
the wholehearted support of the
community for the annual baz-
aar, to be held at the Jericho
Temple, 2705 Joy Road, from
Saturday evening, Dec. 12,
through Sunday, Dec. 20.
The auxiliary announces that
75 organizations have been vis-
ited by its representatives, and
that the following have prom-
ised merchandise showers:
Auxiliary Bakers Union, Kazan
Ilorodoker, Mazierer, Primrose
Benevolent Club, Kiever, Jewish
Women Mutual Aid, Kadimah,
Golden Rule, Odessa Ladies, De-
troit Ladies Aid, Lachowitcher,
and the Jewish Metropolitan
Club. Other groups are urged to
follow their example, and there-
by help supply the necessary
merchandise for this undertak-
ing.
The auxiliary cordially invites
all groups to attend the bazaar
en masse. It will be impossible
for the representatives to ap-
proach all societies in person.
Let these columns, therefore,
serve as an invitation to aid in
the success of this enterprise for
the benefit of helpless victims of
Tuberculosis.
For information, regarding the
bazaar, please call Madison 6766.

• WEDDINGS

• BIRTHS

MARRIAGES

CONGREGATION SUAAREY HOEK

Thanksgiving Day Service

NOVEMBER 26, 1942-11 A. M.

"The Gratitude of the Free

PLATOFF'S

DON COSSACK CHORUS

TICKETS $.83 to $2.75

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BUY WAR BONDS—

ALL ARE WELCOME!

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