December 10, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Perfection Lodge To
Hold Public Installation
Of Officers on Dec. 15
Masonic Auditorium
Concerts to Present
John Charles Thomas
On Dec. 15, Perfection Lodge,
No. 486, F. S.: A. M. will hold a
public installation of its newly
elected officers at the Masonic
Temple at 8:30 p. m.
The officers to be installed are
Charles L. Lippitt, worshipful
master; Arthur I. Gould, senior
warden; Joseph M. Sisler, junior
warden; Aaron J. Biumenau, P.
M., treasurer; David Colman, P.
M., secretary; Sam Mann, senior
deacon; Philip S. Weisman, junior
deacon; Max Edwards, chaplain;
Sigmund J. Schor, marshal; Isa-
dore Banks, tiler, and Philip Lang-
wald, Sol Stein, Arthur Wendell,
Max Glaedey and Max M.
Schwartz, stewarts.
Louis Shapero, past master, will
act as the installing grand mas-
ter and will be assisted by past
masters Aaron J. Blumenau, Reu-
ben W. Klein, David Arkin, Mil-
ton M. Maddin, Harry Friedman,
David Colman, Samuel B. Danto,
Robert V. Danto and Harry Zaus-
mer.
Music Study Club To Hold
Luncheon Meeting Dec. 14
The Music Study Club will hold
a regular luncheon meeting and
program at the home of Mrs. Ben-
jamin Laikin on Tuesday, Dec.
14, as a prelude to its forthcom-
ing artist concert at which Ju-
dith Sidorsky, pianist, will be
guest artist.
Mrs. Sydney Jackson, president,
Mrs. Jacob Sauls, Mrs. Jack
Scherr and Mrs. Julius Chajes will
pour.
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11031}31 IVARRES & CD. CA. 0321
I. "Tu lo sai," Guiseppe Torelli;
"In Questa Tomba," Beethoven;
"Air from Gomus," Dr. Thomas
Arne; "Rube meine Seele," Rich-
ard Strauss; "00 liebliche Wan-
gen," Brahms.
2. "Tambourin," Rameau - Go-
dowsky; "The Submerged Cathe-
dral," Debussy; "Toccata," Khatch-
atourian. Mr. Hollister.
3. Aria: "Per me giunto," from
"Don Carlo," Verdi. Intermission.
-1. Songs of Russian composers:
"Death, the Commander," Mous-
sorgsky; "Sur le lac," Balakirev;
"La Priere du soir," Moussorg-
sky; "The Wounded Birch," Gret-
chaninoff; "Song of the Flea,"
Moussorgsky.
5. "Roll Along Home," East-
hope Martin; "Down by the Salley
Gardens," Alice De Cevee; "The
Greatest Man," Charles Ives;
"'Fulfillment," Sydney King Rus-
sell; "He's Got de Whole World
in His Hands" (Negro spiritual)
from the collection of Marion
Kerby, arranged by Hamilton For-
rest. "Blow Me Eyes," Albert Hay
Malotte.
Management: Concert Division
National Concert and Artists Cor-
poration.
Hebrew Schools Aim To
Increase Membership to 500
$2,410 Collected by Women Ladies' Auxiliary, JWV,
Maimonides Society
Sent to Palestine and Siberia
Women's Aux. Honors Through Vaad HaYeshivoth Installs Officers
Wives of Men In Service Funds totaling $2,410 have been The Department of Michigan,
Mrs. David Kliger, acting presi-
dent of the Women's Auxiliary to
the Maimonides Medical Society,
presided recently over the annual
membership luncheon held in the
Canterbury House, at which event
25 wives of Maimonides members
in the armed forces were the hon-
ored guests. Co-chairmen of ar-
rangements for this event were
Mrs. Oscar U. Shapero and Mrs.
Ben Ross. Others whose efforts
helped make this a successful af-
fair were the officers and commit-
tee chairmen, including Mesdames
Nathan J. Kapetansky, Marvin B.
Levy, Irvin Weisenthal, Sydney
S. Levine, I. Z. Silverman, Julius
Gitlin, Morris Witus, Ezra Lipkin,
Leo Orecklin, R. J. Mendelssohn,
Fred Barbas and Mrs. Charles
Gitlin, the latter rendering the
benediction.
Last week a regular meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Kliger on Calvert avenue, with
Mesdames M. Levy, E. Moss, I. Z.
Silverman and J. Gitlin acting as
co-hcstesses. Luncheon preceded a
short business meeting and the
guest speaker was Miss Helen
Burns, director of the Wayne
County Clinic for Child Study,
who spoke on "The Community's
Responsibility Toward Juvenile
Delinquency."
Wives of Jewish doctors in De-
troit are invited to join this
group. Information regarding af-
filiation may be obtained from the
membership chairman, Mrs. Julius
Gitlin, Davison 7760, or from the
president pro-tem, To. 8-1795. The
bond and stamp booth in the lobby
of the Maccabee building is oper-
ated by this organization, with
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, the war efforts
chairman, in charge. A pledge of
$75 was made to the recent War
Chest Campaign.
Mrs. A. S. Rogoff, president for
the current year, has been residing
in New Rochelle, New York, since
last July, having joined Dr. Ro-
goff who is stationed at Fort
Slocum, New Rochelle.
collected from boxes through the
period of the last six months, by
the following Detroit Jewish
women:
Mrs. Ida Baker, 15900 Nor-
mandy, $1,601; Mrs. Sarah Gold-
man, 3005 W. Chicago, $415; Mrs.
Miriam Shelovsky, 3353 Fullerton,
$300; Mrs. Sarah Gellman, $42;
Mrs. Basha Krakowsky, $52.
The monies have been cabled
through the Vaad IlaYeshivoth to
the following Palestinian Yeshi-
voth:
Slobatka Yeshivah of Jerusalem,
$125; Yeshivath Mir of Jerusalem.
$125; Kamenetzer Yeshivah of
Jerusalem, $100; Slonimer Yeshi-
vah of Jerusalem, $100; Yeshivath
Mekor Chaim, $75; Hebron Yeshi-
vah, $125; Etz Chaim Yeshivah,
$100; Or Torah of Tiberias, $125;
To Chief Rabbi Herzog for Refu-
gee Rabbis, $75; Tifhereth Z'ri.
$100; Beth Joseph, Jerusalem,
$100; Etz Joseph Pinsk, Jeru-
salem, $100; Beth Joseph, Tel
Aviv, $100; Heichal Hatalmud,
Tel Aviv, $100; Atereth Joseph,
Tel Aviv, $100; Sfath Emeth,
Jerusalem, $60; Mesh Shearim,
$100; Petach Tikvah, $125; Chaye
Olom, $100. Total cabled to Pal-
estine, $1,935.
Money was sent to following
Yeshivoth in Siberia:
$125;
Yeshivah,
Bialistoker
Kletzker Yeshivah, $125; Mir
Yeshivah, $50; Chofetz Chaim
Yeshivah, $50; Kamenetz Yeshi-
vah, $75; Telser Yeshivah, $50.
Total sent to Siberia, $475.
Total sent to Yeshivoth, $2,410.
In addition to the above sum
following individual contributions
were sent to Palestine Yeshivoth
and institutions:
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baker, $291;
Mrs. Sarah Goldman, $80. Total
sum contributed, $2,781.
The next membership meeting
of the United Hebrew Schools will
be held Thursday evening, Dec. 16,
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Shugarman, 3042 Webb
Ave.
It is the aim of the membership
committee to increase the number
of members by 500. This is the
goal set for this year.
The chairman of this year's en-
rollment project is Dr. Albert E.
Bernstein, with Julius Berman
and Morris Fishman as co-chair-
men.
While the purpose of the com-
mittee is to increase the number
of members for the United He-
brew Schools, the work is educa-
tional in character. At each meet-
ing there is an address delivered
on education, and it is generally
concluded with a discussion from
the floor on questions pertaining Brunch To Be Given by
to Jewish educatio. The last League of Jewish Youth
speaker was Rabbi Leon Fram of
The League of Detroit Jewish
Temple Israel.
Youth will hold its second annual
brunch on Sunday, Dec. 12 at 1:00
INFANTS SERVICE GROUP
p. m. in the Jewish Community
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 8, Center, for the presidents of all
the Infants' Service Group pre- the affiliated organizations of the
sented the Pioneer Women with league.
a check to rescue six children
The purpose of this get-together
from war-torn Europe. Infant is to have an informal clinical dis-
Service members consisting of cussion on mutual problems and
women have raised this money questions which confront the in-
through their own efforts. Mrs. dividual units of the league.
Julius Hackman, president, will
Acting as hostess at the brunch
persent the check to Mrs. Eva will be Bertha Belkin, president
Checkoway, who is representing of the league. Executive officers
the Pioneer Women who are spon- who will be on hand to help with
soring the Child Rescue Fund. the discussions include: first vice
The presentation took place at an president, Bluma Nagler, second
open meeting held at the Educa- vice president, Martha Gleicher;
tional Center on Linwood Ave.
recording secretary, Nettie Seng-
son ; corresponding secretary, Ruth
Applebaum and treasurer, Louis
Rosen.
Our New Location
11738 DEXTER BLVD.
Between Webb and Tuxedo
Next Door to Levine's Grocery '
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MASTER PLUMBERS AUX. TEA
There will be a charity-bridge-
tea at Kern's Auditorium on
Wednesday, Jan. 12, at 1 p. m.,
to be given by the Ladies' Auxili-
ary of the Master Plumbers'
Club. The proceeds are for the
War Chest and American Red
Cross. Mrs. Sam Ginsberg of
Glendale Ave. is president of
this organization, and Mrs. S.
S. Kornweiss is chairman of the
affair.
BNAI DAVID MEN'S CLUB
The Bnai David Men's Club
held the first of their Saturday
evening entertainments for boys
and girls, 14 to 17 years, at their
social hall, 14th and Elmhurst.
A large group thoroughly enjoyed
the varied program and are eager-
ly looking forward to the next
evening's entertainment, to be
held this Saturday evening, Dec.
11, at the same place, at 8 p.
The program includes (lancing,
singing, games and refreshments.
FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY
The North Friendly Aid Society
will celebrate its fourth anniver-
sary with a banquet to be held
on Sunday, Dec. 19, at the Moss
Catering, 5028 Joy Rd. Admis-
sion will be $3.50 per plate. All
proceeds of this affair will go to
the War Chest. $100.00 was
given to the Red Cross and money
was given to Palestine for the
care of a child. Mrs. Fishman is
chairman of this affair and can
be reached by calling Tyler
6-3951
.
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
War Veterans held an open meet-
ing at Congregation Bnai Moshe
on Thursday, Dec. 2.
The newly elected officers that
were installed that night, to fill
vacated offices, were Lillian Mor-
ris, junior vice president; Ilattie
Cohen, chaplain; Kathleen Gol,i_
fine, trustee; Beatrice Weisberg --
was also installed as flag bearer.
In commemoration of Pearl Har-
bor Day, a reading of the Four
Freedoms was given: Freedom of
Speech was given by Lillian Mor-
ris; Ilene Rhodes spoke on Free-
dom of Religion; Kathleen Gold-
fine on Freedom from Want and
Lillian Fink read Freedom from
Fear. Each one was beautifully
portrayed.
Refreshments were served and t
all went home with a much bet-
ter understanding of what the
much talked of our Freedoms
really meant.
HEBREW SCHOOLS
The United Hebrew Schools
gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of one scholarship to the
scholarship fund of the schools,
from Henry Lapides.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB
Zedakah Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Irving Shevin,
18625 Parkside Ave., on Monday
afternoon, Dec. 13. Mrs. Norman
Adilman will give a paper on
Chanukah. Those who have heard
Mrs. Adilrnan's readings on the
Jewish holidays will be most
anxious to attend.
The meeting last Monday was
held at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Staub.
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11 j cup honey
1 teaspoon baking
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I', teaspoon salt
1 ,i, teaspoon soda
1 r gg
'3 cup buttermilk
1 cup flour
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Fill greased muffin pans two-thirds
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(400 ° F.) about 25 minutes.
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GRADES AND PAY
WOMEN'S ARMY CORPS
Monthly base pay Is shown
under the insigne of each
grade. Privates, who wear
no Insignia of grade, receive
$50 a month.
Private First Class Technician 5th Grade
$66
$51
Corporal
$66
Technician 6th Grade
$76
Sergeant
87$
Technician 3rd Grade
$96
First Cc -geant
$I:3
Muter Sergeant
$13t
NOV
Staff Sergeant
$ 11
Technical Sergeant
$111