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Friday, October 13, 944

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

New President of
Aleph Zadik Aleph

N. Woodward JWEWO
Special Meeting Oct. 17

On Tuesday evening, Oct. 17,
Joseph Rhein of Chicago, who at 7:30 o'clock, the North Wood-
was elected the 20th Grand ward Branch of the Jewish Wom-
Aleph Godol, or national presi- en European Welfare Organiza-
tion will hold a special meeting
at the home of Mrs. Y. Shore,
3332 Webb, to complete further
arrangements for the 12th annual
donor luncheon to be held on
Dec. 5, at 12 noon, in the Book-
Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. E. Epps,
chairman, and Mrs. A Gleicher.
co-chairman, stated they would
appreciate the cooperation of
members and friends and urged
them to turn in their pledges
and reservations at their earliest
convenience. For reservvations
call Mrs. Anna Goldberg, Town-
send 8-4952, chairman of the
patrons' page. Patrons will be
given special recognition. Patron
tickets are $10.00. Additional
names to be added to the patrons'
list are Mesdames M. Dresner, L.
Leebow, R. B. Newman, F. Kri-
vetsky, A. Moskowitz, A. Shorr,
S. Cooper, S Schwartz, C. Schu-
chman. Mrs. Morris Disner is
chairman of the souvenir book
and will be assisted by Mrs. H.
Glickman and Mrs. Wm. Fisher,
who ate in charge of the memo-
riam and darling insertions. For
information call Mrs. E. Weis-
JOSEPH RHEIN
man, president, at Townsend 8-
dent of Aleph Zadik Aleph, Bnai
Brith youth organization, at the 2058.
The North Woodward Branch
close of the organization's con- of the Jewish Women European
vention by mail.
Welfare Organization, aside from
the main drive, have contributed
$100.00 to the United Palestine
Robert Bellaire to
Appeal.

Speak at Fisher Town
Ha!! Wed., Oct. 18

Season of Holiday Hops
To Begin Sat., Oct. 15

Japan's fate after the war will
be discussed by Robert Bellaire,
former United Press Bureau Chief
in Tokyo, in his lecture at De-
troit Town Hall in the Fisher
Theater, Wednesday morning,
Oct. 18. His subject will be
"Jap Victory Plan."
A prisoner in one of Japan's
foulest prison camps where he
was severely beaten and tor-
tured, Bellaire had ample oppor-
tunity to study the workings of
the enemy's mind.
The correspondent had his
ground work in reporting on
newspapers in the United States
before joining the United Press
Foreign Service.
Reservations for the Bellaire
lecture may be obtained at Grin-
-nell's Music Shop. Season tickets
are available at Detroit Town
Hall, Room 220, Hotel Statler.

Capt. A. Max Kohn,
Well Known Pediatri-
cian, Promoted to Major

Capt. A. Max Kohn, formerly
a pediatrician in the Maccabees
Bldg., was promoted to Major
after completing seven crossings
to England. Major Kohn was ac-
tive in Jewish society and organ-
izations in Detroit. He is now
spending a 10-day leave with his
wife, Rose, at 17 West 67th St.,
New York City. Mrs. Kohn is
active in radio script work at
present.

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The third annual season of the
Holiday Hops will begin Oct. 15,
with a gala dance featuring Phil
Brestoff. musical director of the
Michigan Theater and Statler
Hotel, and his renowned orches-
tra, plus a surprise vocalist.
This dance, which will be a
post-Succoth affair, will begin at
p. m. Admission for Center
members will be 75c. for none-
members, $1.00. tax included.
Estelle Starr and Ben Brit-
man are co-chairmen for the
(lance and are assisted by an able
committee. Rose Brooks Levine
is in charge of decorations.
Refreshments will be made
available throughout the evening.

Registration Now Going
On at Hebrew Schools

Registration of new pupils is
now in progress in all the
branches of the United Hebrew
Schools where arrangements
have been made for the opening
of classes for beginners of all
ages, and also for advanced stu-
dents. Each branch of the United
Hebrew Schools has also a Bar
Mitzvah class where boys of the
Bar Mitzvah age are fully pre-
pared for the Haftorah, Bar
Mitzvah ceremony and everything
pertaining to this religious ob-
servance.
The pre-school, which meets in
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. each
morning from 10 to 12, has also
made provision for the opening
of an additional class for the
children of the tender age of
four. A well prepared pedagogic-
ally equipped kindergarten is in
charge of this class.

Eva Prenzlauer Aid
To Hold Meeting Oct. 17

The 12th annual tio.ior lunch-
eon of Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid, which will take place on
Wednesday, Dec. 27, will be held
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel In
the Italian Gardens.
Mrs. M. Mendelsohn is chair-
man. Mrs. D. Kallin, co-chairman.
Mrs. J. Seigel is in charge of
Ads and Mrs. L. Solomon is in
charge of honor roll and darling
ads.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Mrs. E.
Ellenstein's home, 859 Delaware.
All members are urged to . make .
their War Chest contributions
through the Eva Prenzlauer
group. A speaker from the War
Chest will address the meeting.

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Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
Dinner-Dance Oct. 22

Youth Education League
Holds Meeting Oct. 11

Ladies' Aux. JNF to
Hold Meeting Oct. 17

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A regular meeting of the Youth
The first open meet:a. g of the
Education League was held on
Sept. 18 at the home of Mrs. A. season of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Chereton on Ohio Ave. Her co- of Jewish National Fund will be
held Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 1:15
hostess was Mrs. A. Campbell.
Mrs. Phillip Kollins, chairman p. m. in the Rose Sittig Cohen
of the raffle project and her co-
hostesses, Mrs. Max ,Temchin,
a Mrs.
Mrs. Maurice Schatz and
Ben Levinson completed their
plans for the organizations'
forthcoming affair. Proceeds from
this affair will be given to the
"Rehabilitation and Trades
Schools in Palestine."
Contributions toward the re-
membrance fund, which was cre-
ated by Mrs. James V. Brown,
were received from Mr. and Mrs.
M. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. R. R.
Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lewiston, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
Olender, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tobin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kollins.
On Wednesday, Oct. 11, at the
home of Mrs. Phillip Olender at
12818 Broadstreet, an open meet-
ing for prospective members and
guests was held. Hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. H.
Goodman, Mrs. G. Seyburn, Mrs.
D. Tann and Mrs. A. Lichter.
THEODORE M. CURTIS
Miss Marilyn Gelb, a popular
BELLA GOLDBERG
young radio and USO star, enter-
evening, Oct. 22, at 6:30 p. m. tained the group with her songs Bldg., Lawton near Davison.
in the social hall of the Con- and dances and was accompanied
Mrs. Norman Adilman, cultural
gregation.
at the piano by Mrs. Jess Rosen. chairman for this meeting, will
Theodore M. Curtis will be
present the guest speaker, lfiss
toastmaster and will introduce
Zelda Rosenthal, who will evalu-
Harry Rosman, who recently as- United Hebrew Schools
ate recent developments in the
sumed the presidency of the Con- Hold Simchath Torah Party Jewish position in the world, and
gregation; Irwin Tamler, vice
our duties in the reconstruction
Simchath Torah was celebrated period. Bella Goldberg
president; Eugene Weiss, treas-
will be
in
all
the
branches
of
the
United
urer; and Dr. Joseph Starman,
the guest soloist, accompanied
Hebrew
Schools.
The
children
secretary.
by T Rhee bercecsapoFnrsoihbimliitt
Past president Adolph Beck took part in the Hokofoth (pro-
responsibilit ies and work
will be honored with the presen- cessions), and sang Simchath, that the Auxiliary must assume
tation of a portrait which will be Torah songs. Refreshments were for the ensuing year will be out-
hung in the vestry of the Syna- served to the children, and a lined by Mrs. Philip Cutler, pres-
happy Simchath Torah atmos- ident. Every member should be
gogue.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, president phere was created.
present at this meeting to re-
of the Sisterhood, .delegated Mrs.
acquaint herself with the Na-
Sam Freedman, chairman, and
LADIES LECHEM ANEEIM
tional Fund program. The mem-
Mrs. Morris Weinstein and Mrs.
The Detroit Ladies Lechem bership drive is also under way,
Harry Meer, co-chairmen in Aneeim will hold a Succoth party with Mrs. I. Kardener as chair-
charge of the dinner. Dancing Sunday, Oct. 15, at Assembly man. Bring a friend or prospec-
will follow the brief speaking Hall, Clairmount at 12th, at 7 tive member.
program, during which the mem- p. m. There will be cards and
bers will be informed of the plans refreshments. Come and bring
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
for the mortgage burning cele- your friends.
When
Vladimir Zeldin and Ni-
bration on Dec. 10. The Sister-
kolai
Kriuchkov
found themselves
hood has a committee at work
cast as rivals for the hand of
OMEGA AETA CHI
which is headed by Mrs. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoberman charming Marina Ladynina in
Rosman.
were hosts to a group of service- "They Met in Moscow," now •
men on Saturday evening, Sept. playing at the Cinema Theater,
23, at a party sponsored by the they realized, with considerable
Leonard L. Radner
Omega Aeta Chi Sorority. Act- amusement, that they were re-
Named War Service
ing as hostesses were the newly enacting a real-life rivalry of
Chairman of Pisgah
elected officers: Miss Betty Hob- their student (lays.
Kriuchkov are
Zeldin and
Milton M. Weinstein, president* erman, president; Miss Shirley friends from way back. When
of Pisgah Lodge No. 34, Bnai Green, vice president; Miss Mari- they were students at the Con-
Brith, announces the appointment lyn Adler, secretary; Miss Diana servatory, they both counted the
of Leonard L. Radner as chair- Broder, treasurer; and other so- same girl, but it was a friendly
man of the war service commit- rority sisters, among whom were and not too serious rivalry of
Miss Ann Silver and Miss Rose
tee of Pisgah Lodge.
the kind that is apt to occur
The war service committee.will Modell of Canada.
among students anywhere. They
carry on the following projects:
would invent ingenious and boy-
MOGILOVER SOCIETY
The In-Camp program, hospital
ishly complicated schemes to out-
service, Serve-A-Ship, hospital,
On Monday, Oct. 16, at 8 p. wit one another in their efforts
blood donor activities, war bonds. m. the Mogilover Progressive Aid to monopolize lovely, black-hair-
Society will hold an open meeting ed, dark-eyed Natasha's atten-
at the Workman Circle Hall. All tion. Finally Natasha became
the Mogilover, Homier and Vicin- bored with both of them and
Beth Yehudah Ladies
ity Landsleit are invited.
married one of the instructors.
Donor Luncheon Oct. 31
A report on the last conference
held
in
Chicago
will
be
given.
The Ladies of Yeshivath Beth
THE LITERARY CLUB
Yehudah will hold their annual
The
Literary Club held its
donor luncheon Tuesday, Oct. 31
RUBIN FAMILY CLUB
first official meeting on Tuesday,
at 12:30 p. m. at Dexter and
The next meeting of the Rubin
Cortland. A victory honor roll Family Social Club will be held Oct. 3, at the home of Mrs.
will be unveiled to sons, daugh- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Becker of Highland Ave.
The members plan to attend
ters, grandsons and granddaugh- Maurice Rubin of 18063 Wood-
the series of lectures at the Jew-
ters in the armed services.
ingham Dr., Sunday, Oct. 15. ish Cultural Center given by
An interesting program is be- Plans for the anniversary in No-
Dr. Raphel Mahler on "The His-
ing planned with a guest speaker. vember will be made.
tory of the Jews."
Cantor Katzman will offer a few
vocal selections. For reservations
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS
KAPPA DELTA PHI
call HO. 7990 or TO. 5-1171.
Alfonso E. Sirica, Attorney
Elections of the Kappa Delta
and Counsellor-at-Law, announces Phi were held at the home of
University Area Women's the removal of his law offices Lillian Cherniak, Windsor, Ont.
Membership Tea Oct. 17 from 1235 Barium Tower to 535 The newly elected officers are
Barium Tower, where he will President, Rosemary Emmers,
The University Area Women's continue to engage in the gen- secretary, Blanche Remick; treas -
Club will hold its first open mem- eral practice of the law. Phone urer, Ruth Rodin; corresponding
bership tea on Wednesday, Oct. RA. 4113. secretary, Lillian Cherniak.
18, at 8:30 p. m., at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Helfman, 18248 le
Ohio. A fine program has been
arranged, and the main speaker
will be Herman Jacobs, executive
director of the Jewish Commun-
ity Center. He will speak on
"Some Aspects of Postwar Plan-
ning in the Jewish Community."

Officers and directors of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe will be
honored by the membership at
the inaugural dinner dance spon-
sored by the Sisterhood Sunday

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