19 42 Ccicembar II, 1942 Ezra Women's Donor Luncheon on Jan. 19 the ted ish ced of ne, nor ior, tint ew- vas at and iir- lad of in, al- us A 62 tes the [1g. of nal to w- se- ed of of or on nd )rt )d, in nd ad nd re- r- in if a s- al as zi a il- el ur le rs in o- a tv le at al 30 in e .h If Et The Ezra Women's Division of the American Federation for Pol- ish Jews is devoting all its ef- forts from now until Jan. 19, in an effort to promote its most ambitious annual donor luncheon, to take place in the Shaarey Zedek auditorium. Mrs. Rebecca Redblatt, chair- man, and Mrs. L. Steinberg, co- chairman, announce that'the cap- tains and several committees are busily engaged in contacting Jew- ish women in Detroit and assist- ing them to raise their pledges of $5.50. The souvenir book com- mittee, with Mrs. J. Kahan act- ing as treasurer and Mrs. Ida Goldman as secretary, reports steady progress. Mrs. Sadie Wein- berg is in charge of darlings and memorials. She may be reached at Un. 2-1302. Mrs. Pauline Finkelstein is chairman of tea parties, and Mrs. DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle -:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:- Chajes on Round Table Mu3ic Committee The Detroit Round Table of Catholics, Jews, and Protestants has announced the formation of an Inter-faith Music Committee which is planning a series of Saturday evening, Dec. 12 at 8:i0 o'clock. Features of the evening will be dance music by Rudy Rose and his dance band and the stag- ing of several social mixers and group dances. Admission charges are 12e for members and 17c for non-mem- bers, tax included. Women's Clubs Centers Calendar 13 Rabbi Eric Friedland To Be Guest Speaker at J.N.F. Luncheon Dec. 17 Rabbi Eric Friedland of Pon- tiac will be quest speaker at the paid up membership luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund, on Thursday, Dec. 17, 1942, 12 noon at Jew- ish Community Center, Wood- wa•d Ave. Mrs. Wm. Kloffer, membership chairman, appeals to all mem- bers to attend and bring a new member. Sponsors of the day are Mes- dames Benj. Klein, Leo Gold, Samuel Heyman, Harry Davis, Leon Kay and Harry Schwartz. In charge of arrangements with Mrs. Benj. Gordon are Mesdames John Hayman, Harry Davis, Maritz Schubiner and Harry Schwartz. Program of the afternoon, Cav- alcade of Hebrew and Jewish music. Participants are Edith Sauls, vocalist; Mrs. Samuel Shaflander, narrator and Rosa Bass'n Stein, accompanist. Mrs. Philip Cutler, president, anticipates greeting all members and many new members and hopes for united efforts in the redemp- tion of the soil of Palestine. HERMAN L. BERG MOVES LAW OFFFICES Herman L. Berg, attorney and counsellor-at-law, announces the removal of his law offices from 1044 National Bank Bldg. to more spacious quarters at 1725 National Bank Bldg., where he will engage in the general prac- tice of the law. Telephone Ch. 0390. HOLIDAY GREETINGS The Council of Mothers' Clubs SOLOMON GARAGE is cooperating with the Social Service Employees Union (CIO) R. B. SOLOMON, Prop. in surveying the Jewish neigh- borhoods for the purpose of de- termining whether there is a need 3850 MICHIGAN for "day-care Centers." Many women are going to work and LAfayeite 5170 have make-shift plans for their children's care, because they do D. Chaleff is in charge of rum- not know that (lay-care Centers" mage. can be made available to them Mrs. Celia Greenberg is chair- by the City authorities. Others, man of the pledges with a large perhaps, would like to work if SEASON'S GREETINGS committee serving as captains. they knew that their children Proceeds of this luncheon will would be properly cared for dur- be devoted to a shipment of vita- ing their absence. Wolf Sanitary mins and medical supplies to Mothers of Detroit, if you are Polish-Jewish refugees wherever Wiping Cloth Co. in either these categories, regis- they may be reached. As an affil- ter with the Mothers' Club in late of the Federation of Polish 974 SHERMAN AVE. your neighborhood, or contact the Jews this work forms an integral JULIUS CHAJES Mothers' Club worker daily be- part of the program to which the CAdillac 7134 Federation is devoted. musical events for 1943, em- tween 10:30 and 12:30 at Madi- —BUY WAR BONDS— 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Mrs. Jennie Weinberg is presi- bracing the works of composers son 8400. dent of the Ezra Women's Divi- of the three faiths. Julius Chajes, Mothers' Club Calendar Young Women's Study Club, day afternoon from 4-4:30 o'clock. sion. director of music at Temple Beth El and at the Jewish Commun- Sunday, Dec. 13, 7:30 p. m., The boys and girls who wish HOLIDAY GREETINGS ity Center, was appointed to rep- Pearl Harbor Party. At home of to use the swimming pool must resent the Jewish faith. The Mrs. S. Firestone, 16134 North- be full members of the Center BAY CITY NOTES lawn (near Puritan). other two members of the com- and must attend the regular Jun- Davison-Oakman Club, Tues- ior Sunday Fun program held Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Isackson, mittee are Joseph Michand of day, Dec. 15, 8 p. m., Northwest each week from 2-4 o'clock. In who were married in Chicago, the Catholic Church of the Holy Branch, Lawton at Tyler. addition to swimming, the Sun- Thanksgiving Day, have arrived Redeemer, and Dr. Nellie B. Hu- Parkside Study Club, Wednes- day Fun program includes dra- Woodmere Scrap in Bay City, where they will ger, founder and director of the Dec. 16, 1:30 p. m., Park- matics, music, story-telling, arts make their home at 1300 McKin- Detroit Guild of Church Mu- day, side Talmud Torah, Midland at sicians, a branch of the Detroit and crafts, and games. ley avenue. Iron & Metal Co. Parkside. The Sunday Fun Program, The ceremony was quietly sol- Council of Churches. Woodward Club, Wednesday, scheduled for December 13, from emnized by Rabbi Louis Mann, Dec. 16, 1:30 p. in., Jewish Corn- 2:30 o'clock, will take the form pastor of Sinai temple, Chicago, Center, Woodward at of a junior Chanukah party. All at the home of the mother of the Victory Club and War munity Holbrook. the children who regularly at- bride, the former Miss Elaine Center Club, Wednesday, Dec. tend the Sunday Fun and their E101 W. Fort St. Marks, in Chicago. Only mem- Brides Have Programs 16, 8 p. m., Jewish Community friends are invited. There will be bers of the immediate families Center, Woodward at Holbrook. Vinewood 1.2395 Among the several programs, a special program, games and re- were present. Street Club, Thursday, freshments. Miss Florence Lip- Attending the couple were her designed to meet the needs of Twelfth Dec. 17, 8 p. m., Assembly Hall, schutz is in charge. sister, Mrs. David Cutner, of war-time Detroit, conducted by 9125 12th Street. Chicago, and his brother Ralph the Jewish Community Center, are the Victory Club and the War Isackson, of Bay City. Brides Group. First Lieut. David Kahn, for- Banded together in the Vic- Arthur Szyk Exhibit merly of Bay City, is undergoing tory Club are a group of local FOR A QUARTER CENTURY specialized training at the new young women who conduct social Is Being Sponsored Air Forces Officer Training gatherings for the out-of-towner —DETROIT'S FINEST FOOD School, Miami Beach, Fla., to di- girls on Wednesday evenings, at By Art Committee rect vital administrative and sup- the Center, Woodward at Hol- The utmost care is exercised in planning our The exhibit of the Work of ply operations of the rapidly ex- brook. Cards, games, refresh- Arthur Szyk, eminent Polish- menus to insure sufficient variety to please the panding forces. Dr. Kahn's wife ments and informal conversation most exacting taste. is residing at 113-14 Seventy-sec- are the order of the evenings. Jewish artist, was opened at the ond road, Forest Hills, Long Is- The hostesses endeavor to point Jewish Community Center, Wood- ward at Holbrook, Tuesday night, VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE land, N. Y. up to interesting features of the Dec. 8. The exhibit features items city to their guests, and to offer of extreme rarity and value. Your favorite drink mixed by exports Second Lieut Leonard Kessler, friendly advice regarding stores, Szyk is the creator of an il- 112 North Grant street, won pro- restaurants, beauty shops, places motion to the rank of first lieu- of amusement, to give the perti- luminated Haggadah which is tenant according to an announce- nent information so important to known as the King's Haggahad. ment from the Medical Replace- the girl living alone in a strange Only 240 copies of this Haggadah were printed. A copy sells for ment Training Center, Camp city. $750. In addition to one of the Berkeley, Texas. Lieut Kessler War Brides 12TH and HAZELWOOD PHONE TRINITY 2.9366 eopies being displayed at the has been assigned to Co. B., 62nd With the first meeting sched- Jewish Community Center, 49 Battalion. uled for Dec. 14, a group of young pages of original manuscripts Mrs. Wm. Lindenbaum of New women, whose husbands are in which Szyk prepared for the York is the guest of her mother, the Service, will meet regularly Haggadah will also be on ex- Mrs. A. Kentz. at the Center each Tuesday eve- hibit. ning. The War Brides group is Forty-six pages of the original being organized for recreational manuscript of the Statute of Kailsz Perfection Lodge To purposes and to give community will also be on display. This install Officers Dec. 16 service. Statute of Kalisz is the Bill of Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. Young women, interested in & A. M., held its annual election, either or both groups, are invited Rights granted to the Jews by with the following results: Wor- to contact Miss Matilda Segal, Boleslasv, Grand Duke of Poland, shipful master, Harry Zausmer, at the Jewish Community Center, in 1264. For this work Szyk was awarded the Grand Cross of senior warden, Charles Lippett; Madison 8400. Merit by the Polish government. junior warden, Arthur Gould; Among the other items included senior deacon, Joseph M. Sisler; in the exhibit are 100 plaques junior deacon, Seib Mann; sec- Hostesses To Extend which will be on sale at $1.00 retary, David Colman, P. M.; Hospitality to Newcomers each, and 19 framed, signed treasurer, A. J. Blumenau, P. M. prints which will be on sale at A unique program has been in- . The formal installation will be $4.00 each. held at the lodge rooms in the stituted at the Jewish Commun- The Szyk exhibit at the Jewish ity Center and is scheduled for Masonic Temple on Dec. 16. Monday evenings throughout the Community Center is being spon- season. A group of Center mem- sored by the Art Committee of SEGAL bers has been invited to serve as which Mesdames Walter Leib hostesses to extend hospitality to and David B. Werbe are co- (Continued from Page 4.) new-comers to Detroit, engaged chairmen. Other members of the /aorimmunmene in war work, and a party is committee are Mesdames Milton only on justice that is for all the held each week. The evening's Strauss, Edward D. Quint, Har- people of the world can lasting program includes (lancing, cards, old Smiley, Hoke Lavin, Alex- peace stand. As my contented man games, community singing, re- ander Freeman, Julian G. Wolf- in the white cottage on the hill freshments. ner, Samuel R. Glogower, Joseph said, where everybody has enough Bess Levin acts as chairman M. Welt, Mortimer H. Meyer, there's nothing to fight about . of the Hostess Committee. Her Melville S. Welt, Harry Farbsten, "We never quarrel because all committee includes Roslyn Gor- Moritz Kahn, David Wilkus; and of us have enough — these cot- don, who leads the community Messrs. Charles E. Feinberg and CLEANERS & DYERS tages, these gardens, the wheat singing, Betty Matinka, Gertrude Arthur Siegel. 533-S47 EAST FOREST growing in plenty for the chil- Rubin, Ethel Shur, Ruth Fried- The exhibit is being held in dren against the winter." the Adult Lounge of the Jewish land, and Tillie Feinbloom. I like the title: American In- in every type Community Center and is open stitute on Judaism and a Just of Out-of-towners war work, men or women, are the public without charge. and Enduring Peace. It suggests invited to attend these get- ac- to Monday throgh Thursday from 2 Best Wishes for a Joyous Holiday a Judaism that is not concerned or to get in to 5 p. m. and 7:30 to 10 p. m.; with the fate of Jews alone. It quainted parties, seems to understand that the fate touch with Miss,Matilda Segal at and Sunday from 2 to 5 p. m. of Jews is not separate from the the Center, Woodward at Hol- brook. total struggle for justice. Swimming Open To (I don't insist on white cot- Intermediate Council Junior Boys and Girls FINE FOODS tages though. They may be trim- riled in blue or green or even Chanukah Dance Dec. 12 12647 DEXTER BLVD., cornet LESLIE Swimming i sopen to Junior , red, in accordance with Comman The Intermediate Council of boys and girls, who are at least Man's taste. A good new world NORTHLAWN 9213 wouldn't be either good or new the Jewish Community Center is 4 feet 1 inch tall, at the Jew- presenting a Chanukah dance on ish Community Center, each Sun- if it is regimented.) HARRY BOESKY FOR QUALITY! INSIST ON I ey DRY CLEANING 3 h d y c01.1 4100 EMPIRE GRILL