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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
January 21, 1944
Jr. Hadasah Discusses
Labor Zionism at Meet
)
As the current series of study
group lectures, sponsored by the
Detroit Chapter of Junior Ha-
dassah, draws near a close, the
group will feature A. Meyero-
witz in a discussion of "Labor
Zionism". Mr. Meyerowitz will
present Zionism as his group in-
terprets it, and show how this
interpretation differs from other
interpretations of Zionism.
The meeting will be held at
the Hadassah offices, 9144 Lin-
wood Ave., at 8 p. in. on Jan.
25. The public is invited to at-
tend.
Any girl who has not yet
pledged for the donor luncheon
is urged to contact Miss Alyse
Geer who will send her a pledge
card and raffle book. Girls de-
siring extra raffle books should
also contact Miss Geer, or the
captain of their team.
EQUALITY CLUB
The meeting of the Equality
Club was held at the home of
Sylvia Berkowitz on Jan. 5, at
2516 LaBelle. Second nomina-
tions and election of officers was
held. The newly-elected officers
are: Betty Berkowitz, president ;
Ann Berkowitz, vice president ;
Rose Karnow, financial secretary ;
Alice Gallant, recording secre-
tary; Jennie Jaffe, treasurer; vis-
iting sick committee, Rose Borak
and Dora Berkowitz. The in-
stallation will be held some time
this month.
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Hebrew Schools Weekly "Bitter Sweet" Second
Examinations Being Held Of Civic Opera Series
The weekly examinations in
the classrooms, which have been
instituted in all the branches of
the United Hebrew Schools, are
in full progress.
On Sunday, Jan. 23, at 11
o'clock in the morning, there
will be an examination in D.
Schackney's class in the Rose
Sittig Cohen Branch, under the
supervision of A. J. Lachover.
This class will be examined in
the elements of Hebrew and
reading..
The following week, Sunday,
Jan. 30, there will be an exam-
ination on the "Book of Genesis"
in the class of E. Rubenfein in
the David W. Simons Branch un-
der the supervision of S. Kasdan.
CARDOZO CLUB
At its recent election, the Car-
dozo Club elected as officers the
following: President, Charles
Makie; vice president, Sam Ru-
din ; recording secretary, Harry
H. Shapiro; treasurer, Joe Sha-
piro; sergeant-at-arms, Gilbert
Miller; trustee, Hy Kinitzer.
The officers will be installed at
a ceremony at the club's next
meeting on Feb. 20. Max E.
Hecker, chairman of the enter-
taniment committee, has already
made plans for the occasion,
which lie promises will be in
keeping with Cardozo tradition.
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Can accommodate family or 2
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information call Madison 0986.
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girl or woman. Convenient to
bedroom in lovely single home
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of two adults. Congenial at-
bus lines. University 2-4495.
mosphere. Unlimited phone.
Good transportation. Townsend DRESSMAKING and ALTERA-
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8-0424.
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made, including all sorts of
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Ben Drapkin.
Dexter.
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some financial independence or
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very modern home; excellent
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bookkeeper and general office
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it month. Townsend 8-4983.
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It
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Townsend 8-4983.
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Pingree, Apt. 311.
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6-3656.
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send 5-7890.
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Clemens 6311.
Townsend 8-2703.
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Jewish Chronicle, Box 171.
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Ivanhoe 8787.
Chronicle, Box 200.
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Contributions to the
Jewish Home for Aged
OBITUARY
REV. MORRIS MARGOLIS
"Bitter Sweet," Noel Coward's
The following have made do- of Pingree Ave. passed away
captivating musical romance, is
Jan. 14. Burial was at Mach-
the second offering of the De- nations to the Home:
pelah Cemetery from his home.
Mrs.
David
Oppenheim
and
troit Civic Light Opera season at
the Masonic Temple this week. family, in memory of Jacob Rabbi Blumankrantz officiated.
Levin; Mrs. David Oppenheim, He is survived by his wife, Blu-
in memory of mother, Ida-Bassio; ma ; two sons, Isaac Margolis of
Tucson, Ariz. (formerly of De-
Simon S. Fishel, Lima, 0., in troit), Aaron B. (Archie) Alar-
memory of mother, Shpreeney ; golis of Detroit; one (laughter,
Edward and June Bernstein, in Mrs. M. Margolis of Maplewood,
memory of Jacob Levin; Sidney N. J., 15 grandchildren and one
Barnett, Pontiac, Mich., in mem- great-granddaughter.
ory of father, Joseph; Mr. and
ANNA BRODSKY
Airs. Herman R. Sable, in mem-
ory of Mrs. Dora Netzorg; Mrs. 54, of :3821 Burlingame Ave.,
George Feldman, in memory of died Dec. 29. Funeral services
Mrs. M. Makoff ; Nathan Schrei- were held Dec. :30 by Chesed
ber and Mrs. George Feldman • She] Emes, and burial was in
in memory of Jacob Burrows; Machpelah Cemetery. She was a
Jeannette Kay, in memory of member of several charitable or-
Mrs. Anna Katzen; Mr. and Ali s. ganizations. She is survived by
Philip J. Forman, in memory of her husband, Jacob, and nine
Judge Harry B. Keidan, Sam Os- children, Mrs. Hyman Kaplan,
nos and Jacob Levin; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weintrob, Miss Lee
Mrs. S. E. Sallan, Hollywood, Brodsky, Harry, Abraham, Na-
MARTHE ERROLLE
Fla., in memory of Jacob Levin; than, Leo, Sol and Herman, and
There will be no performance Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winkelman, seven grandchildren.
Thursday night, nor on Monday, in memory of Jacob Levin; Max
ROSE M. KROLL
Jan. 24, account of previous Osnos, in memo* of Jacob Lev-
bookings.
in; Mrs. A. Goldberg, in memory of 2900 Tyler Ave. died Jan. 13
The magnificent production has of mother, Edith; Mr. and Mrs. at the age of 49 years. Funeral
been loudly acclaimed by de- Barney Newman, in m emory of services were held Sunday front
lighted theater goers at each Jacob Levin; Leon Friedman and the Ira Kaufman Funeral ionic
performance, as has each and Mrs. Rose Friedman-Weider, do- with Rabbi A. M. Hershman offi-
every brilliant principal. Lovely nation; Mrs. Joseph Rosenberg, ciating. She is survived by her
husband, Louis; two daughters,
Marthe Errolle, nationally known in memory of Joseph Barris.
lyric soprano, sings the stellar
Mrs. H. Goldstein, in memory Mrs. Jerome J. Heyman and Mrs.
role, of Sari Linden. Bitter and of father, Judah, and husband, Benjamin Pecherer; three sisters,
sweet is the story Coward tells Harry Goldstein ; Mrs. Celia L. Lillian Friedman, Mrs. Sidney
in his musical play, and he ac- Fierce, Warren, 0., in memory Rattner and Mrs. Abe Brode.
center the musical score against of mother, Shayne; Mr. and Mrs. Burial was in Mttchpelah Ceme-
which it is woven with more than Abe Goldman, in memory of tery.
a dozen memorable songs.
Joseph M. Berris; Mr. and Mrs.
Among these are "I Will See Harry M. Selker, in memory of
RECEPTACLES
You Again," "If You Could Only Yahrzeits of parents, Joseph and
Garbage, Ash and Rubbage
Come With Me," "The Call of Ettalaya Finley, and brothers,
Reinforced, Concrete. Fully
Life" and "Tokay". Prominent Richard-David and Nathan Fin-
Guaranteed. Priced Right.
in the cast of players are Rob- ley; Alex L. Gran, in memory
AMERICAN
ert Shafer, Madelyn Killeen, of mother, Amelia Gran; Mrs.
RECEPTACLE CO.
Gordon Dilwoorth, Jann Moore, Essie Freud, in memory of Mrs.
579 Kenilworth
Joseph Macauley, Melton Moore, Rose Franklin Traxle•; Mr. and
TO. 8-5889
Frederick Persson, Carol King. Mrs. Nathan Lurie, in memory
A well trained chorus of 60 of Jacob Frank ; Mrs. Leah Bie-
dancers and singers and the su- berstein, in memory of Mrs. Ger-
The Well Known Rev.
perb orchestra of 30 under the trude Wollstein ; Air. and Mrs.
direction of the famous conduc- Julian D. Frank, in memory of
tor Giuseppe Bamboschek, add Mrs. Gertrude Wollstein; Mr. and
of Cong.
luster to the entertainment.
Mrs. Sam Harris, in memory of
Beth
Tefilo
Mrs. Eva Goldman; Airs. Leah
Emanuel
Bieberstein, in memory of Mrs.
Job, Branch and Area
Eva Goldman; Mrs. J. W. Allen,
Capable and
ispeciallzed
in memory of Sam Rosenblum;
Plan To Stimulate
Mr. and Mrs. William Callow, in
memory of Hyman Berke; Mrs.
Enlistments in Wacs
Also Marriages
J. W. Allen, donation; Miss Lot-
tie Hill, in memory of Airs. Anne
Performed
As a stimulus to enlist thou-
Katzen;
Mrs.
A.
Schuster,
in
Saralee/
In Eng-
sands of women needed to serve
lish and Yiddish
in the WAC, a new policy has memory of Joseph Berris; Mr.
1934 Hazelwood
been authorized by the War De- and Mrs. H. S. Grant, in mem-
TYler 6-6960
partment, known as the "Job, ory of Mrs. Rose Franklin-Trax-
Branch and Area" plan, declared ler; Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace,
in
memory
of
Sgt.
Sol
Buttner.
1st Lt. Joe S. Tachman, on spe-
Mrs. B. Kleinberg, in memory
cial duty as public relations of-
ficer, in the January drive for of husband, John Kleinberg; Airs.
Rev. Cantor
Elf•eda Greenwald, in memory
WAC enlistments.
of
Jake
Greenwald;
Mr.
and
DAVID
This plan offers to eligible
women the opportunity to join Mrs. Isidore E. Goodman, in
GOLDEN
memory of Jacob Levin; Lena
the Women's • Army Corps and
iet roll's Favorite
Eva Yalomstein, in memory
be assigned to a job for which and
MOHEL
of Jacob Levin; Mr. and Mrs.
she is best qualified; she may David A. Kleinman, in memory
Tiler 6-900
W((1(11111; Ceremo-
choose the branch of service
of Mores Marks; Mr. and Airs.
nies Performed at
desired, and be assured, if she Leo Rubenstein, in memory of
Home and by Ap-
desires, of serving in the 6th father, Adolph Rubenstein; Mrs.
pointment.
Service Command Area which Nosanchuck, donation; Mr. and
comprises the States of Michigan, Mrs. Edward Silverman, in mem-
Illinois and Wisconsin.
ory of Irwin Silverman; Mr. and
Rev. Cantor
The "Job Branch and Area" Mrs. David Rubin, in memory
plan is being offered in addition of Irwin Silverman; Mr. and
Jacob
to the many opportunities af- Mrs. L. R. Miller, in memory of
Silverman
forded in the Women's Army C. Louis Maas; Mr. and Mrs. E.
RGICAL
Corps, in order to enlist eligible Weil, in memory of C. Louis
MOREL
women (luring the January drive. Maas; Kenneth May, donation;
25 Tatra'
Practice
Now, more than ever before, Joseph Kirman. in memory of
Recommended by
women are need in the Wac to son, Sol Kirman; Ben Buttner,
Pli)sicians
and
release soldiers for combat duty. in memory of son, Sgt. Sol Butt-
llospitals
The coining assault against our ner; Mrs. B. Buttner, in mem-
9371
enemies will require all the might ory of son, Sgt. Sol Buttner, and
Wildemere
available to crush them. Women father. Samuel Kaplan; Mr. and
TY. 4.0062
in this area can play an import- Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, in mem-
ant part in this offensive by en- ory of C. Louis Alai's; Mr. and
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listing at this time, when their Mrs. Louis C. ToufT, in memory
special skills are needed the most. of C. Louis Maas; Mr. and Mrs.
MONUMENTS
Every job is essential in the Alvan F. Traxler, in memory of
winning of the war. Women who Louis Maas; Mrs. H. H. Elbinger
have no special training will re- and Mrs. Joseph G. Weisberg,
ceive valuable specialized train- Brookline, Mass., in memory of
ing in the Wac and at the same Harry H. Elbinger, Lillian El-
time serve our country in time binger, Selig Koploy and Abe M.
of need. This is a personal chal- Koploy; Mrs. D. Blumenthal, In
lenge to every American woman memory of husband, Sam Blu-
in this area who can qualify as menthal; Ajax Steel and Forge
a Wac. We need you-will you Co., in memory of Mrs. Ida Sil•
join now?
i mem-
verman; Mrs. Etta Fox, in
ory of son, Beryl Fox ; Mrs.
Granite and Marble Monuments
Aesculapian Ladies To
Rose Weider, donation; Mrs.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Sarah
Wolf,
donation
;
Mrs.
Mil-
Hold Bridge-Luncheon
TY. 6-1192
lie Callow, donation.
The Aesculapians Ladies' Aux-
iliary held a meeting at the home
Detroit's Original and Largest
of Mrs. .1. Dorfman on Jan. 12.
At this meeting plans were for-
Jewish Funeral Home
mulated for a bridge luncheon,
which will be given at Kern's
auditorium on March 1.
The proceeds from this lunch-
eon will be contributed to war
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7739 JOHN R. STREET
Effort.
Serving Detroit for Nearly a Quarter of a Century
The next social meeting will
DIGNIFIED
DEPENDABLE
be held at the home of Mrs. Sam
Bez of Wisconsin Ave., on Wed-
CITY WIDE SERVICE
nesday, Jan. 26.
Hyman Schulsinger
MOHEL
filanual Itrharil
Lewis Bros.