DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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May 21, 1993

The Legal Chronicle

Mrs. Alex. Fisch Chosen As Red Cross Pisgah Aux.
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood Head Has Sewn 500 Articles

Mrs. Katzin Heads
JWEWO For Year

Mrs. Alex Fisch was re-
The Red Cross Unit of the
elected president of B'Nai Moshe Bnai Brith Pisgah Auxiliary No.
Mrs. R. Katzin, will be in
Did you read about the in- to cover the deficit inevitable Sisterhood at the annual elec- 122 so far this year has sewn charge of the Tag Day sponsored
teresting tests conducted by Pro- because of the Stadium's low- tion held May 13. Mrs. Fisch 500 articles of clothing for men, by the J.W.E.W.O., which will
fessor Howard H. Harlan of the price policy, but this year her
women and children consisting be held Saturday evening, May 22
University of Alabama? . . . Pro- job is even bigger than usual-
of items such as bathrobes, slips, and Sunday, May 23, and also the
fessor Harlan asked the students for the stage, destroyed by light-
dresses, coats, rompers, blouses complimentary membership lunch-
in his college classes about their ning last year, must be entirely
and infants' layettes. One hun- eon for May 26. Installation of
attitude toward Jews—and here rebuilt before the concert sea-
dred kits were bought for the officers were held May • at Con-
are a few of the many interest- son opens next month . . . We
men in service. Five hundred gregation B'nai Moshe.
Reports were given by Harry
ing results as presented by Alex- are indebted to Stanley Garten
dollars was donated to the Red
ander Levin in the latest issue for the information that Mrs.
Cross. And in additon, 30 army Stolsky, financial secretary and
of The Jewish Spectator . . . It Rachelle Garbat of New York is
and navy sweaters were knitted Mrs. Knoppow, secretary. The new
was found that women exhibited without doubt one of the out-
from yarn bought with proceeds officers installed were Mrs. R.
less anti-Jewish prejudice than standing patronesses of Jewish
realized from card parties given Katzin, president; Mesdames Os-
their male fellow-students , musical genius . . . Credit is due
by Mrs. Jack Raskin and Mrs. nos, Seder, Israel, Golden and
Ginsburg, vice presidents; Mrs.
Boys and girls from small towns Mrs. Garbat for making possible
Jack Bibernutn.
Ida Goldsmith, treasurer; Mrs.
turned out to be less prejudiced the musical education of pianist
Working
as
instructresses,
Mrs.
Agnes Levin, honorary secretary;
than those from large cities . . , Mischa Levitzky and violinist Max
Irving
Raskin,
her
co-chairman,
Mesdames Lewis, Gorman and
Those whose parents are in the Rosen . . • And it was she who
Mrs. J. Nosanchuk and Tessie Linenthal, trustees; and Mesdames
upper income brackets displayed interested Henry Goodman in
Freeman
have
been
largely
re-
Rosenberg and Winer, hospitalers.
"significantly" more prejudice giving Yehudi Menuhin his fa-
sonsible for the continued inter- Mrs. Schor acted as chairman of
than those in the lower income mous Stradivarius . . . Mrs.
est,
on
the
part
of
the
many
the installation and Mrs. Epps as
group . . . And close or intimate Garbat is a daughter of the late
members who attend the meetings installing officer. Aaron Rosen-
friendships with individual Jews Abraham Lubarsky, a wealthy tea
of the Unit each Tuesday, at the berg was the guest speaker and
have as their result less prejudice merchant of old Russia who gave
corner of Lawton and Davison Mr. Greenberg and Miss Robinson
against the group as a whole . . . huge sums for the revival of the
Ayes., from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. entertained the assembly with
The more intimate the contact, Hebrew language.
For the convenience of those singing and dancing. One hun-
the less the prejudice.
ABOUT PEOPLE:
whose time is somewhat limited, dred tweet-five dollars was cabled
RUSSIAN INTERLUDE:
That
a fine
human gesture
Mrs. Harry Sucher of 19570 to Palestine, Cuba, Denver and
Solomon Mikhoels, actor and on
the was
part
of Dr.
Stratford Ave., offers her home hot Springs.
Weizmann
director of the Moscow Jewish
MRS. ALEX FISCH
for these meetings on Wednes-
Theatre, will be a member of the when he sent a public message
of condolence
to the widow
o f is now • completing her first term. days between 12:30 and 4:30
Soviet Jewish delegation now en Dr.
Chaim Zhitlowsky,
who ha
Members of Herzl Lodge
route to the U. S. . . . Mikhoels long been his political o
d Mrs. Bert Ruby was chosen p.m. Members who wish to con- Bnai Brith Adopt Orphans
pponen
.ribute
their
services
in
this
be-
is an honored artist of the •
t vice-president; Mrs. Grace New-
Weizmann paid tribute t 0
half are invited to attend either,
The Theodor Herzl Lodge B.B.
USSR and a recipient of the Zhitlowsky as "a great fighte man, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Beck both or part of these afternoons
Order of Lenin, Russia's highest for the cause of our nationa r was re-elected financial secre-
and its Ladies Auxiliary at their
to suit their convenience.
tary,
and
Mrs.
Philip
Shapiro,
joint meeting of yesterday unani-
award
. . a ."Write
a friend"
personal freedom" and referred to him a
letter to
Russian
s recording secretary.
i
mously appointed Mrs. Louis
s "a luminous mind and a profound
The
new
officers
will
enter
the call sent out by the Jewish philosopher". . . The finest col
Wolfe as chairman of the drive
-
upon
their
respective
duties
fol-
Council for Russian War Relief, lection of anti-Nazi literature in
Dedication
of
Plaque
at
of Youth Alyah, Mrs. Frank of
lowing their installation Tuesday,
which has undertaken to arrange all of Hollywood belongs not to June
the Hadassah made an appeal in
15.
Beth Itchock May 25
for half a million such letters to one of the Jewish movie moguls
behalf of orphaned refugee chil-
be sent to the USSR . . . Just to but to actor Ad
The Sisterhood will wind up
f low e Menjou
vy . . • its social season with a card
Honors will be given to the dren to be brought to Palestine,
remind you that refugees are Don't you fellows
and asked the assembled mem-
Lt •
nothing new in Jewish life, let George Levin, Jr., o en
Wednesday, June 2. B'Nai sons of the Jews on the East bers to sustain a child for a
f Fort Ogle- party
Side, who are fighting in the
Moshe
members
are
requested
to
us point out that the one and thorpe, Ga.?. . . He's commad-
n
armed forces of the United year. Mrs. Wolf was the first
only Sophie Tucker was born in ing officer of the WAAC there
note the date and attend.
to adopt an orphan to be sus-
States.
the steerage of a steamer that .
tained for one year. Mrs. T.
We're looking forward to
was carrying her parents from
A beautiful plaque will be pre-
also adopted an orphan
forthcoming autobiography of
the pogroms of Czarist Russia to
Round Table To Present sented by Julius Wagman, who Lebovits
for a year. The rest of the
"vamp" of the
the peace and opportunity of Thed a
a member of Congregation members all joined in and adopt-
ent film era and before that plain Rabbi Leon Fram May 23 is
America,
Beth Itzchock. The names of the ed orphans for certain lengths
Theodosia
Goodman
of
Cincin-
THIS AND THAT:
service men will be engraved on of time.
Congratulations to the editors nati . .quite a catchy title
The Detroit Round Table of the plaque.
,
The goal is 10 orphans for
Berlin
has
given
his
new
of the special edition of the Sho- living
Catholics, Jews ad Protestants,
The dedication will be held Downriver. Over half of the
far put out for men in the armed song— When will they Hang will present Rabbi Leon Frain of
services . . . The Shofar, you That Paperhanger?,,
. . . Maybe
i Temple Israel, at the First Meth- at Congregation Beth Itzchock, quota has been subscribed. A
Fischer Ave., on Tuesday, special affair will be held at the
remember, is the official organ you think that Milton Berle is odist church in Ferndale, Sunday, 3836
May 25, 1943. All are invited.
conclusion of the drive.
of the A. Z. A., the Bnai Brith trrelative newcomer to the mov- May 23, at 6:30 p.m.
youth organization . . . Editor- les, but we can tell you different
The Detroit Round Table of
ially and technically the paper is • • • Years and years .ago , , when Catholics, Jews and Protestants
a first-class professional job, and "The Perils of Pauline" were will present Goodwill program be-
could serve as a model for many thrilling film audiences, Milton, fore a community gathering in
CONFIRMANTS-AT-HOME NOTICES
another organizational journal . • • then i in kneepants, played the the Central Junior high, Saginaw,
TO APPEAR IN NEXT TWO ISSUES
Corporal David Rose of the Army little boy who shared incredibly Mich., Monday evening, May 24.
Air Force Signal Corps is the dangerous situations with the star The speakers will be Dr. Morton
Annual Confirmation Services of Temple Beth El will be
star of a new Victor record al- of the series, Pearl White.
Goldberg, Rabbi of Temple Beth
held on Sunday morning, June 6, and at Temple Israel Tues-
bum of eight Academy-Award- YOU CAN'T BEAT THE
B'nail Israel of Toledo, Ohio; Dr.
day evening, June 8.
winning songs, just out . . . DUTCH:
Edgar DeWitt Jones, pastor of
Traditional announcements of receptions at home will
Called "Film Favorites," the al-
That new wave of repression Central W o o d ward Christian
appear in the next two issues of The Detroit Jewish Chron-
bum shows the composer-band- Hitler has instituted in Holland church and Fr. John Quinn, S.J..
icle—on May 28 and June 4.
leader in all his versatility . . . can't down the loyal Dutch burg- dean of the College of Art and
Parents of Confirmants are urged to send their notices
Scheduled for a six months' tour hers . . . An example of the Science at the University of De-
for insertion in these two issues as soon as possible. There
of overseas bases is Chief Petty Dutch spirit was recently given troit.
is a charge of $1 for each insertion.
The film "The World We Want
Officer Artie Shaw of the U. S. by a comedian who, though he
Navy . . Going with him, of knew very well that every per- to Live In" and Goodwill teams,
course, is the Navy band he or- formance in every Amsterdam presented by the Detroit Round
ganized last year . . , Down on theatre is viewed by the Ges- Table of Catholics, Jews and Pro-
Second . Avenue they squelch in- tapo, walked out on the stage testants, will be featured at as- tv•swittow-meou-droft.e......vot.ifios.if,~
discriminate blabbing with the ad- one evening carrying two large semblies of the following Detroit
monition: "Loose schmus can cook portraits of Hitler and Goering, high schools next week:
Are the Reasons why
your goose."
Chadsey high school—Wednes-
and, without waiting for his au-
PATRONESSES OF MUSIC:
day,
May
26,
at
9:40
a.m.
dience to catch its collective
Northwestern high school —
Mrs. Charles S. Guggenheimer, breath , said : "I don't know what
chairman in charge of the Sta- to do with these—stand 'ern up Thursday, May 27 at 8:15 a.m.
d . ium Concerts New Yorkers en- against a wall, or hang 'em". . .
Northeastern high school, Fri-
day, May 28 at 10 a.m.
joy
on
summer
evenings,
has
to
Needless
to
add,
this
comedian
is
give
a great deal of time and now a denizen of one of the
effort each year to obtain fundsNazis' finest concentration camps. Bnai Moshe Young

by Phineas J. Biron

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The Spring Offensive Dance
of the Young People's Society of
Bnai Moshe will be held Sun-
day, May 23, in the banquet hall
of Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dex-
ter at Lawrence. Admission
will be 75 cents per person; men
in uniform free. Girls will take
over for the evening and will
ask the boys to dance. The
president, Leon Brooks, and the
members of the organization in-
vite everyone to attend and
spend an enjoyable evening.
Tickets may be obtained by con-
tacting Sam Goodman, chairman.
Proceeds will be distributed to
the organizations to aid the War
Effort.

Eli Levin Post Presents
Flag to Military Police

Through money raising efforts
headed by Ida Schultz, the Eli
Levin Post and Ladies Auxil-
iary, 230 of the Jewish War
Veterans presented the Military
Police at Fort Custer Post 1605
with an American Flag.
Rose Cantor, president of the
Auxiliary 230, and several mem-
bers attended the presentation
and presented all the boys there
with cigarettes. The Auxiliary
thanks all their members and
friends for co-operating. The
next affair will be a bingo at
the Marine Hospital, on June 22.
Mrs. Luba Lupiloff will be chair-
man and in charge of arrange-
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