A merico, yeut ish Periodical Carter
CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
April 21, 1944
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONIOLE and The Legal Chronicle
Dr. B. B. Glazer to
Be Mt. Sinai Guest
Speaker on April 25
The Crafty Craft
5
Fred M. Butzel Is
Re-elected President
Of Friends of Opera
Lithuanian Jews Open
We've fought, we've strived, and
Special Meeting of
we've toiled,
Drive for $15,000
Hillel Student Council
Like kingly snake our ships've
At the next monthly meeting
been coiled
The Federation of Lithuanian On Thuriday, April 27
of the Mt. Sinai Hospital Asso- To strike and strike at the Jap
The Detroit Friends of Opera , Jews in Detroit has launched its
ciation which will be held at
might,
Inc. ,whose splendid presentation campaign for the rescue of Jews
There will be a special meet-
the Temple Beth El on April 25,
Ending for all the yellowish of Smetana's "Bartered Bride" front Lithuania (Lite) who are ing of the Hillel
Student Council
in the fall is still re
, scattered now over Asiatic Rus- of the Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
remembered
, sia. This rescue work has been tion at the University of Michi-
We've landed on many a hostile
undertaken on a countrywide glen on Thursday evening, April
beach,
scale in a campaign for $250,000 27, in order to lay plans for a
Well within the yellow man's an-
by the American Federation o f number of Hillel events which
gry reach,
Lithuanian Jews, with headquar_ will take place during the remain-
To haul needed supplies• for
tors in New York. The Detroit der of the semester. The meeting
troops in beleaguer,
quota
been set at $15,000. will called by Stan Wallace of
And be enthralled at their faces
The has
organization's
monthly Detroit, president of the Student
all a'eager.
bulletin, "Lithuanian Jew," esti_ Council.
mates
the
number
of
Jews
who
Aware were we a hard job had
At the meeting a report re-
have managed to escape into So- garding the student United Jew-
been done,
viet Russia before the in va di ng
Another big battle may be proud-
ish Appeal campaign will be
Hitler hordes at about 40,000.
w c 1 ,7en
made by Henrietta Browarsky of
Assure(I l Y
The national office in New Lorain, 0., and Audrey Ruben-
'we of the part we
York has the addresses of sev_ stein of Steubenville, 0., co-
were taking,
eral thousands of families of chairmen of the student cam-
In tile direction of world policy-
those stranded in Siberia and re- paign; and Elise Zente of De-
making.
. ceives daily letters and telegrams troit, student director in charge
Our role may be considered to
asking for food, clothes, under- of the student drive. The stu-
t
be small,
wear and medical supplies. The dent campaign last year netted
But fairly -ruled in the face of
many letters of acknowledgment $1,600. It is expected that the
it all—
for received packages express the amount this year will
l e t lls s ( ■
heart-touching appreciation
The sum total of each contribu-
of same, even thought there abrte'
tion
those for whom the packages sent students on the University
of
by American kinsmen means the Michigan's campus.
Makes up the whole of Yank
only
salvation
from
starvation.
retribution.
Also, at the council meeting,
The local campaign committee, announcements will be made of
FRED M. BUTZEL
MRS. JACOB HARVITH
Entrusted in firm faith to our
of which B. Liebesman is chair- the winners of three scholarships
landing craft,
have held their elections last man, Philip Cutler, co-chairman, awarded by Pisgah Women's Aux-
at 8 p. in., Dr. B. Benedict Glit•
of us with proud bows and week. Fred M. Butzel and Dean and B. Laikin, treasurer, has an- diary, Bnai Brith, of Detroit, in
zer will be the guest speaker. He Those shallow
draft
reception dinner to be cooperation with the Women's
Waldo Lessenger of the Wayne given in a honor
will give a book review on "The Is the task of carrying to the University
of Elias Fife, Auxiliary, District Grand Lodge
were re-elected as
Forgotten Ally" by the noted
front
presidents,
and
Miss
Clan
Sta
—
president
of
the
American Fed- Number 6 Th . 0
.
author, Pierre van Paassen. A The tools to be used Ill big game
a rs ips
of the Board of Education be- elation of Lithuanian Jews, on elude student director, hostes.i
social hour will follow.
hunt.
came vice
vice president. Directors of Sunday, April 30, at the Jewish and work scholarships.
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president,
the board include Mrs. Henry Community Center. A mass meet-
requests members and friends to The guns and the ammo, the
At the meeting, plans for the
Wineman, Fowler Smith of the ing will be held Sunday, May 14, election of next semester's Stu-
reserve the evening of May 15
food and the oils,
at the Center.
Board
of
Education,
Archibald
dent Council will be made. Fif-
for a special event which will be The things that compose war's
Jackson of the Institute of Mu-
Starting this week, campaign teen members to the Hiller Stu-
held at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
invaluable spoils,
sical
Art,
Mrs.
Abraham
Cooper,
workers
will
visit
the
homes
of
dent
Council will be elected by
For further information kindly Those assets of war are carried
Harry
A.
McDonald,
Mrs,
Julian
Lithuanian
Jews
and
the
commit-
means
of proportional representa-
call Mrs. Max Fertel, general
on our decks
chairman, Tyler 7-1566, or Mrs. To help tighten the noose on the Wolfner, Miss Gladys Osborn of tee has asked that all extend tion on the date set (luring the
the YMCA, Rudolf Herman, for- these volunteer workers every April 27 meeting.
Max Schubiner, executive secre-
Jap necks.
mer Czech Consul, Mrs. David possible courtesy and help to
tary, Trinity 1-6044.
Final plans will be made for
Though we've not heard world- Wilkus, Miss Dorothy E. Tilly, facilitate their work.
other events which have been
chief
of
music
and
drama,
De-
For
dinner
reservations
or
any
scheduled,
including: a movie
wide acclaim,
Louis Schostak to Be
The praise of heroes or hallowed troit Public Library; Mrs. Max- further information, call the sec- night, Saturday, April 29; all-day
Young Women of Bnai
well Katzen, Mrs. C. Roy Davis, rotary, Mrs. D. Metz, University picnic, Sunday, April 30; Hillel
in fame,
Brith Guest Speaker
got program to be presented
We of the landing craft feel Mrs. Louis Robinson, Arthur 1-6233.
Goulson, Julius Chajes of the
ever more
before Flint Lodge, Bnai Brith,
The Young Women of Bnai The Japs know full well we've Jewish Community Center and JWB Thanks Passover
Tuesday, May 2; UJA campaign
Brith will hold their annual Bnai
Temple Beth El; Miss Florence Hosts of Service Men
been in this war.
meeting, Wednesday evening,
G. Cassidy of the Social Ageti-
Brith day at Webster Hall, Sun-
May 3, at which time Rabbi
cies, and James E. Stein.
day afternoon, April 23 at 2
—ARTHUR EDELSTEIN,
The Jewish Welfare Board Jerome Folkman of Grand Rap-
o'clock. Each year on Bnai Brith
Lt. (j. g.) USNR.
The Detroit Friends of Opera, wishes to express deep apprecia- ids, Mich., will be the principal
(lay the new members are initi-
Inc., in collaboration with Wayne tion to the many hosts who of- speaker.
ated at a beautiful and impress-
University and the Board of Edu- fered • hospitality to service men
ive ceremony explaining the Rabbi Leon Fram to
cation, and different nationality and women, wives and families
groups,
will present Johann (luring the past holidays. From PORT
meaning of the seven branched
HURON NEWS
candelabra, the symbol of Bnai Be Pisgah Women
Strauss' delightful opera "The the many letters received from
Brith.
Gypsy Baron," on May 31, i n our men and women, they found
At the' last monthly meeting
Louis Schostak, president of Red Cross Speaker
the large auditorium of Masonic their hosts most gracious and of the congregation, upon the
Temple. Dr. Lothar Wallerstein hospitable.
e Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
motion of Rabbi Auerbach, a
Monday evening, April 24, has of the Metropolitan Opera Asso-
The military in this area (Hs- synagogue committee was ap-
Council, will be guest speaker. been designated for Pisgah Wom
_
elation
will
again
be
in
charge
played
a
sympathetic
Sara Matz is chairman for the
under- pointed to assist the rabbi in all
en, Bnai Brith No. 122, as the Of the production.
affair, and Belle
Haupt
standing of the religious sig- matters and activities pertaining
Red
Cross
event
of
the
year.
in charge of the entertainent.
nificance of this holiday and co- to the services. Sam Adinoff and
m
The unusual and outstanding
operated with us beyond our Jule Levy, and Mesdames Morris
Philomathic
Model
.
achievements
by
Pisgah
women
Young Women's Mi
fondest expectations and former Singer and Alvin S. Winkelman
h in this field will be revealed by
ex periences, to the extent that will serve in the committee to-
Luncheonette on April 24 Mrs. Irvin r Gilbert, Red Cross Meeting June 6
few days before the Passover, gether with the rabbi.
chairman, in an interesting. re-
The date and subject for the it was ascertained that many of
The Young Women's Mizrachi port on Bnai .
wh
Mrs. Alvin S. Winkelman is
Brith will
Red then
Cross be forthcoming
model meeting
will hold its annual victory lunch- activities. Stripes
bate were decided
upon at de-
last b the
men who
expected to
e present
at were
the Se
darim
had
on
the committee set up by the
eonette on Monday, April 24, at awarded to deserving Red Cross
of Women Voters for
week's meeting of the Philo- received liberty for a period Ion League
1 p. in., at the home of Mrs
•
k
m athic Debating Club.
enough to attend the Passover the Improvement of the school
Harry Goodman, 3282 Cortland
The meeting is to be high-
buildings in Port Huron.
The model meeting
held at home,
Ave. Mrs. N. Fierberg, vice presi- lighted by an address by Rabbi ofl June 6, at 8 ng p. will
m. be
Tlace
The p
dent, will award prizes for out- Leon From, who will sp
For this reason we were un- Rabbi S. S. Auerbach has been
eak on will be
standing work-in connection with "P
"Poetry That Has Come Out of future. announced in the near able to accept, on behalf of the appointed member of the city-
to Mrs. Philip Fealk, This War". The address will be That t he The subject is: Resolved: service men, the hundreds of in- wide hospital committee, set up
G Mrs
tates and Grea t vitations which were extended to by the Port Huron Ministerial
Unite d deSfend
. Sol Strager and Mrs. Sidney preceded by remarks from Mrs. Britain should
the inter- them.
Association.
olden. Mrs. Harry Shuman, Jean Laufman conveying greet- ests
European
na-
president, will present awards to ings front the Supreme Council. tion of all
s against Russia.
iss Sonia Nusholtz , Mrs. Louis
The junior groups are also to
e and Mrs. Sam
Rose
Maynard Gordon and Sidney
ma king a success of Shuman for play an important part in the ZZilber will uphold the negative,
the sou- evening. Beautiful Afghans are opposing Hyram M.
venir book.
M Zeldis and
to be presented by them to the Raymond 1. Zweig who will take
Red Cross.
the affirmative. Speaker Morton
Sale Apartmentx
In addition, those attending Zieze announced that Maynard
will be entertained by several se- Gordon will be the chairman of
lections to be rendered by that the outside affairs committee for
well known vocalist, Jack Ka- this meeting.
min, accompanied by Mrs. Selma
"America's Postwar Problems"
Klein.
was the subject of the usual
The program to be held at weekly pi . ogram• Participating
Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Coiling- were probationers Jack C. Dri-
wood and Dexter, will begin at ker, Jack I. Alspector and Dan
8:30 p. nt. and will conclude with Oppenheim. Driker spoke on
You an wait until Doomsday while
You see I Ietroit's finest opts. change
a social hour when refreshments America's minority problems. Al-
hands, ito•rease in price or taken off
will be served. spector's speech dealt with post-
the market. The old law of Supply
& I..•mand Is still functioning. rtl•t-
war economic problems, and Op-
hr cot all t he Facts & Figures from
penheim explained political difli-
Sir. Bedford
110W.
East
Side
Bnai
Brith
culties. Critic for the afternoon
1011 will
tuner Ike
to see the equal
Lodge and Auxiliary to
c
Retain the beauty of your spring clothes.
was again Attorney Phillip New-
lean 13 apt all 3 ruts tan I.k 3
9
schuldtz. Alspector was voted the
to'Y Table stoves stoker 4
Hold Joint Meeting
fir oar.
You can depend on Vitalize Cleaning
Etc Ire price
best speaker of the afternoon.
$30,000 terms $11.000
to flew mtg. Rent $5900.
... because Vitalize cleaned clothes
Foreign relations committee
The East Side Lodge, Bnai
$9300 Down. Marvelous value 12
Brith 1465, and the Ladies Aux- chairman Marvin A. Margolis an-
ant , 5 rtes, 4
give
longer wear Vitalize Cleaning
bk. porches. N'ac. st
iliary will hold a joint meeting nounced that a debate is sched-
Ptol per mil. walla Nets after Axe
s
all expense
is
an
'exclusive Forest process
uled for Sunday, April 30, with
on Monday, April 24, at 9 p,
( n 1 v $ 30 ,00e. $1,000. Sold once $90.00°•
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which thoroughly and safely cleans
Rented
$16,000. kilgioal rents
0
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cheval Ave.
$20,-
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possible again. 22 apts all new
Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen, well
"ir,g. elevator Bled halls.
Was
SARNIA,
ONT..
NEWS
known
club
woman
and
speaker
0 sales
$451.1.0.
Terms value. Estate sacrifice
$15.000.
of Lincoln Park, Mich., will
Et, net.
Rabbi Selig S. Auerbach of
Phone COlumbia 4200
On $30,000 down Pl• or
review Martin Flavin's latest Port Huron was called in by
net nn
$65,000 price. Beauty
modern
book, "Journey in the Dark".
Congregation Ahavath Isaac in
tan hIc. tile. New carpets,
stok o
tilee.
wit
A large delegation of men and Sarnia to assist them in their
walls. Tablestovera full
Laths showers.
Mb.
No more like
women are planning to visit the Pesach preparations. Dr. Auer-
31 lunge
Red Cross Blood Bank during bach supervised the manufactur-
533.547 E. FOREST AVE.
alma.
New roof table stoves
corpos,
the Bnai Blood blood donor drive, ing of Pesach products, and allo
HI' at
blower
Downtown Branch: The J. L. Hudson Co.
grates.
east
l"
'
according to Mrs. Charlotte Da- conducted the traditional Siyum
$40,.no $211.ia. snap $S5,000 terms
3rd Floor, Former Street Building
vidson• Bechorim on Erev Pesach. At a
HOMER
Mrs. Francis Kollenberg will meeting of the congregation he
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