January 15, 1943
Dr. Leo L. Honor Guest Rabbi Adler To Be Guest
Speaker at the Auxiliar Y Speaker at Kvutzah
lvrith Luncheon Feb. 10
Hebrew Schools Lunch
Jewish Juniors To Hear
Review of Sabotage Jan. 17
The next general meeting of
the National Council of Jewish
Juniors will be held on Sunday,
Jan 17 at the Statler Hotel at
2:30 in the afternoon.
The book "Sabotage" will be
reviewed by one of the members
of the Community Service Bureau
of Wayne University. Michigan
Bell Telephone Company's movies
displaying fifth column activities
will also be shown.
The first in a series of pep rid-
The 11th annual donor lunch- Les event of the Ladies Auxiliary
eon of the Woman's Auxiliary Kvutzah Ivrith held at the home
of the United Hebrew Schools of Mrs. Samuel Schubiner, Jan.
12, 1943.
A Hebrew cultural program
was presented. Mr. M. Michlin
gave a reading.
The donor luncheon is sched-
uled for Feb. 10, 1943, the funds
are raised for the purpose of
perpuating Hebrew culture.
Rabbi M. Adler will be the Bordelove Installed As
guest speaker at the donor lunch- Noble Grand of Jericho
eon. Cantor J. Sonenklar will ten-
der several Hebrew selections and Lodge of Odd Fellows
B. Issues, Supt. of United Hebrew
School, will also speak.
At an impressive ceremony wit-
The president, Mrs. A. D. nessed by a large gathering of
Markson, has appointed Mrs. A. members, Jericho Lodge, No. 490,
DeRover as chairman and she will I. 0. 0. F., installed the newly-
be assisted by Mesdames B. Fried-
good, P. Gortzck, S. Leinoff, S.
Winokur, A. Panush, A. Rappa-
port, J. Rabinowitz, B. Stein, A.
Garber, G. Schubiner.
a.
MARGUERITE KOZENN
will be held Jan. 27, at 12:30 at
1' Shaarey Zedek social hall.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
The guest speaker will be Dr.
Leo L. Honor, director of Jew-
ish Education of Chicago, and
dean of the College of Jewish
Studies.
Among the entertaining fea-
tures of the afternoon will be a
program of Hebrew and Yiddish
songs by Marguerite Kozenn.
Mrs. Benjamin B. Gordon is in
full charge of the luncheon ar-
rangements. Her co-chairman is
Mrs. Morris Fishman. The com-
mittee consists of: Mesdames
Julius Berman, Moe S. Perlis,
Robert Loewenberg, Morris
Krause, Charles Robinson, Harry
Sklar, Herman Wetsman, Moe S.
Dann, Louis Seiton, and Rudolph
Zu ieback.
Mrs. George M. Roberts is the
chairman of the publication of
the souvenir program. Mrs. Max
Hayman is chairman of the 11th
annual donor luncheon; Mrs. Jack
Tobin is "president of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary. For reservations
cull Mrs. William Mandell, Tyler
7-4644.
Henry Scott at Fisher
Town Hall Wed., Jan. 20
Coming directly from New
York where he created a sensa-
tion at Carnegie Hall and the
Rainbow Room, Henry Scott, hu-
morous virtuoso of the piano
will play at Detroit Town Hall
in the Fisher Theater, Wednes-
day morning, Jan. 20, at 11
o'clock.
A master of the comedy type
of piano playing, Scott will give
a unique program of concert sa-
tire, classics, and swing for his
first Detroit appearance.
J.W.V. Auxiliary Opens
Surgical Dressing Unit
A Red Cross branch in surgical
dressings and bandages will open
under the auspices of the Michi-
gan Ladies' Auxiliaries of the
Jewish War Veterans, with in-
structors from the Red Cross.
There will be two classes, start-
ing Tuesday, Jan. 19, also Wed-
nesday. One class will be the
morning at 10 a. m. and one in
th evening at 6:30. Each course
consists of five hours instruction
before one can engage in the
work.
Registrations are necessary to
form this unit. Register with the
chairman, Mrs. Mary Wallace, by
calling Un. 2-0501, and her as-
sistants, Mrs. Marguerite Art,
Ho. 8853, or Mrs. Blanche Green-
blatt, To. 7-1396.
Volunteers from any or all
organizations are invited to call
and register. Come prepared with
a white dress or uniform and
headdress and scissors.
• Eight million surgical dressings
and bandages are required by
March 1. Kindly cooperate. The
need is urgent. Do your part in
this war effort work.
A first aid class will meet
every Thursday evening at the
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Dexter
at Cortland Ayes., under the
supervision of Nurse Sarah Bar-
ris, supervisor of the Woman's
Hospital.
The hours will be 8 to 10 p. m.
Everyone is invited to enroll and
join in this important work.
Men and women are both eli-
gible.
Progressive Unterstitzung
Verein Luncheon Jan. 19
A special board meeting of the
Progressive Unterstitzung Ve-
rein was held at a luncheon Wed-
nesday, Jan. 6, at the home of
Mrs. S. Miral, 3290 W. Grand
Ave. Mrs. H. Epstein presided.
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Auction Sale
MONDAY, JAN. 18
TUESDAY, JAN. 19
Wednesday, Jan. 20
EACH DAY
at 2 and 8 P. M.
Artistic
Furnishings, Bronzes, Silver-
ware, Rare China, Limoge, Glass-
ware, Crystal, Bohemian, Venetian,
Clocks, Books, Lamps, Tapestries.
150 Original Oil Paintings
Antique and Modern
These paintings have hung in impor-
tant museums and expositions here
and abroad. On view now.
E. F. Dietrkh, Auctioneer
MRS. HARRY EPSTEIN
Arrangements were made for the
second annual donor luncheon,
which will be held on Tuesday,
Jan. 19, at Shiff & Moss on
Joy Rd. near Grand River Ave.
Mrs. H. Epstein is chairman of
the affair. Mrs. R. Miller is in
charge of the ads for the booklet;
Mrs. I. Kruger and Mrs. J. Rit-
ten are in charge of program.
The following are in charge of
the pledges: Mrs. K. Baiter and
Mrs. Berke. Further information
may be obtained by calling the
president, Mrs. H. Epstein, To.
5-1216, or the vice president,
Mrs. Berke, To. 5-6703. Mrs. S.
Rosengard will be a hostess. Ad-
mission is $3 per plate, and the
prozeds of this affair will be
used to aid the less fortunate in
our community.
Sol MUllin Promoted to
Staff Sergeant with Wings
At a regular business meeting
of Purity Chapter, No. 359, 0.
F.. S., future plans were dis-
cussed, namely a Valentine card
party and a rummage sale.
The Valentine card party is
scheduled for Feb. 15 and is to
be held at the Eastern Star Tem-
ple, 80 W. Alexandrine. All mem-
bers and their friends are cor-
dially invited. Part of the pro-
ceeds will go towards remember-
ing our boys who are in the arm-
ed forces overseas. Refreshments
will be served and several prizes
given. Reservations may be made
by calling Ida Schwartz, Davi-
son 2350; Faye Goldberg, UN.
1-6819 or Stella Rives, TY. 13-3627
who are in charge of tickets.
Mark this date on your calendar.
Get your tables arranged now
and help make this affair a suc-
cess.
Monday, Jan. 18 Prof. Edward
MacFarland of Wayne University
Upon graduation from the Har-
lingen Army Gunnery School,
Harlingen, Tex., Private Sol
Mullin of 2023 Tuxedo Ave. has
been promoted to the rank of
Staff Sergeant with Wings, and
was given the honor of being
made valedictorian of the class.
He has been assigned to instruct
aerial gunnery at the Laredo
Army Air Field, Laredo, Tex.
Staff Sergeant Mullin enlisted in
the Army Air Force in June,
1942, and was formerly con-
nected with Grayson Shops, Inc., '
as assistant manager.
will be the guest speaker of the
evening, preceding a formal ini-
tiaVon of new candidates.
His
topic will be "Problems of the
Consumer Today as Affected
the War." All members are urged
to attend this meeting.
The chapter will produce a play
in the very near future and all
members who have some dramatic
ability and wish to participate in
this play may call Lillian Dinetz,
UN. 3-7220 for full particulars.
°An Important Message—
FROM
Claude E. Wickard
DIRECTOR OF FOOD ADMINISTRATION
WASHINGTON, D. C.
TO THE
Jewish Master Bakers Assn.
of DETROIT, MICHIGAN
These Restrictions and Regulations go into effect
MAURICE BORDELOVE
elected officers, headed by Maurice
Bordelove, well known in fraternal
circles as the noble grand. This
marks the second time in 20 years
that Mr. Bordelove will preside
over Jericho Lodge. It was in
July, 1922, when he became noble
grand of Jericho Lodge.
Mr. Bordelove is the lodge's
representative to the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows of Michigan, hav-
ing served in that capacity con-
tinually since 1924. It was in
1935 when Bordelove became the
Grand Patriarch of the Grand
Encampment of Michigan and he
served as the grand representa-
tive to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
representing the state of Michi-
gan in the international body in
1936 and 1937. As a member
of the Patriarchs Militant, the
Fellows, Bordelove was the state
uniformed branch of the Odd
treasurer of that branch for 12
years with the rank of Lt. Col-
onel.
Other officers of Jericho Lodge
• re: Louis Langwald, vice grand;
George N. Smith, recording sec-
retary; Leo B. Furst, financial
secretary; Nathan Katchman,
treasurer; Michael Weiner, war-
den; Sherman Porvin, conduc-
tor; Jack Spring, chaplain; Ed-
ward Swartz, right supporter to
Noble Grand; N. Julius Wagman,
left supporter to noble grand;
Aaron Eckshtat, right scene sup-
porter; Harry Nesoff, left scene
supporter; Gabriel Seffinger, in-
side guardian; Meyer Levine, out-
side guardian; Nathan Geer, right
supporter to vice grand and
Louis Shiell, left supporter to
vice grand.
Bnai Moshe To Name
Class in Honor of Louis
Gunsberg, Past President '
3140 Grand River
Prof. McFarland Guest
Speaker at Purity
Chapter Meet Jan. 18
Congregation Bnai Moshe will
honor past president Louis Guns-
berg by naming a class of new
members after him at a ceremony
befitting the occasion Sunday af-
ternoon, Jan. 21, 2:30 o'clock.
Gunsberg served as president
for two terms, in 1938 and 1939,
and is a member of a funnily
which has long been associated
with the growth and progress of
the Congregation. His brother
Sam Gunsberg also served in the
office of president and as Gabbo
while Sigmund and Joseph Guns-
berg are active and devoted mem-
bers of many years standing.
Greetings to the new members
will be spoken by president
Adolph Beck of the Congregation.
Andrew Iczkowitz, chairman of
the membership committee, Mrs.
Alex Fisch, president of the S's-
terhood, Edmund Labe, president
of the Men's Club and Leon
Brooks, president of the Y. P.
S. Rabbi Moses Fischer and
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will de-
liver addresses.
The musical program includes
vocal selections by Cantor David
Katzman and violin numbers by
Dave Diamond.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 18 1943
NO more sale of SLICED BREAD.
MINIMUM weight of bread to be sold is ONE (I) LB.
NO double wrappings (choice of bag or paper).
ALL WHITE BREAD and rolls shall be ENRICHED with
VITAMINS.
• There will be certain limitations and variations which will
make it difficult to secure exactly what you want at
all times.
• NO RATIONING IS EXPECTED and a PLENTIFUL SUP-
PLY OF BREAD IS ASSURED.
• These regulations are made to conserve materials and
manpower.
• SPECIAL PRIVILEGES—Please do not ask for them, be-
cause VIOLATIONS of these REGULATIONS make us
SUBJECT TO FINE AND IMPRISONMENT.
YOUR COOPERATION WILL HELP!
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