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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Friday, November 24, 1944

Hadassah Joint Board
Rabbi Israel Schorr
Detroit Contralto to
To Hold Luncheon Meet To Speak for Palestine
Give Debut Recital
At Belcrest Nov. 28
Religiou3 Labor Nov. 25 In N. Y. Times Hall

MAX SIIIENER

Max Shiener, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Shiener of 2490 Grand
Ave., W., was promoted to Cap-
tain. Max entered the service
on March 20, 1941, as a private.
He is in the chemical warfare
attached to the air transport
supply, somewhere in India. Max
is a graduate of Detroit Insti-
tute of Technology Pharmacy
School and was associated with
his brother, Phillip, in the drug
business prior to entering the
service.

Contributions to
Sylvia Simon Fund

In order to discuss the impor-
tant decisions arrived at during
the Hadassah national convention
of chapter and group presidents,
just held in Cleveland, the board
members of all four Hadassah
groups will bold a joint lunch-
eon meeting at the Belcrest next
Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 12:30. Mrs.
Louis Glasier, Detroit Chapter
president, will preside at the
meeting, scheduled for 1:30.
Discussion will be centered up-
on two new projects adopted by
National Hadassah, to be carried
out by all chapters. These pro-
jects are the Youth Commission
and a new Tuberculosis Hospital,
of 200 to 250 beds, which will
be erected as an addition to the
Rothschild - Hadassah University
Hospital on Mt. Scopus. The De-
troit delegates have returned with
information concerning these pro-
jects of interest to all members.
The luncheon at $1.25 is op-
tional, but reservations must be
made by Sunday, Nov. 26, as
follows:—For the Central Group,
Mrs. Bud Blum, TO. 8-4419; for
Huntington Woods, Mrs. Harry
L. Jackson, Royal Oak 2496; for
Russell Woods, Mrs. S. H. Weis-
man, HO. 1671; and for the Uni-
versity Group, Mrs. Randolph
Weber, UN. 3-6499.

The interpretation of the rec-
Margit Kormendy, Detroit con-
ent political events in Palestine tralto, will make her New York
will be the subject of an address debut recital at the Times Hall
delivered by Rabbi Israel Schorr on Sunday evening, Dec. 3. Miss
Kormendy, member of the Tem-
ple Beth-El Quartette, is well
known to '1Detroit audiences, hav-
ing appealed in many concerts
and oratorios here. Last May she
sang one of the leading parts
in the production of the "Gypsy
Baron," given by the Detroit
Friends of Opera, in the large
auditorium of the Masonic Tem-
ple.
For her New York recital Miss
Kormendy has selected songs and
arias by Handel, Gluck, Beet-
hoven, and many other well
known composers. On her pro-
gram is also listed "By the Riv-
ers of Babylon" (137th Psalm),
by Julius Chajes, Music Director
of Temple Beth El in Detroit.
The concert is arranged by Con-
cert Management, Arthur Jud-
son, Inc.

Western Michigan
Communities Meet
At Grand Rapids

Representatives of Western
M chigain Communities held a
Contributions to Sylvia Simons second meeting in Grand Rapids
Scholarship Memorial Fund of recently to discuss further plans
Music Study Club:
for cooperative action to provide
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sauls, in more effective communal service.
memory of B. Siegel and Abe Morton Wolfe of Muskegon acted
Kaul; Mr. and Mrs. Max Reich, as chairman. Mr. Wolfe and
in memory of Samuel Berman; Martin M. Cohn, field represen-
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wolfe, in tatives East Central States Reg-
memory of Samuel Berman; Mr. ion Council of Jewish Federa-
and Mrs. Morris Benyas, in mem- tions and Welfare Funds, report-
ory of Samuel Berman, Jacob ed on similar developments in the
Thal and Fannie Hirshman; Mr. Southern Illinois Jewish Federa-
and Mrs. Louis Bass, in memory tion and the Tri-State Jewish
of Jacob Thal and Samuel Ber- ,. Welfare Council. Mr. Cohn also
man; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Al- reported on the need for better
porn, in memory of Harry Sklar; organized programs and the place
Mr. and Mrs: B. Solomon, in of the professional workers.
memory of Harry Sklar; Mr. and
There was lengthy discussion
Mrs. Henry Weinberg, honoring in which the need for more
confirmations of Louise Zesian, effective protective activities was
Rita Kaltman, John and Fred stressed. A tentative budget was
Winkelman and Harriet Lewis; prepared. Representatives are to
Mrs. David W. Simons, in honor report back and be prepared to
of wedding anniversary of Mr. attend a later meeting with auth-
and Mrs. Nathan Simons.
ority to act on behalf of their
communities.
The following were present:
Henry Gibson, Battle Creek; Abe
Drasin, Grand Rapids; M. Mor-
ganroth, B. Weisman; J. Thull,
Kalamazoo; L. Rosen, Muskegon;
M. Subar, P. Newman, S. Him-
elstein, S. Rapaport, Grand Rap-
ids; H. Silverman, Muskegon; T.
Exclusive Children's Shop
Rosoff, A. Friedman, M. Gran,
N. Sax, Benton Harbor.
with excellent high grade

Mount Sinai Juniors
Annual Pledge Tea Dec. 17

RABBI

NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID

The Neugarten Medical Aid will
hold its next regular meeting at
the Jewish Community Center in
the Adult Lounge. This will be
an open meeting. The interest
of the afternoon will be a book
review, "Earth and the High
Heaven," given by Frances Louise
Write Box No. 117, De-
Boddy.
Mrs. Sam Blacher and Mrs.
troit Jewish Chronicle, 525
Leo Alexander will be hostesses
Woodward Ave., Detroit
to the executive board of the
26, Mich.
Neugarten Medical Aid in Mrs.
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N.Voompeimswoom Blacher's home.

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ISRAEL SCHORR

of Temple Beth El, New York
City, at a Palestinian evening
this Saturday night, Nov. 25, at
8:30 p. m., in the social hall of
the Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Chicago Blvd. and Lawton Ave.
Rabbi Schorr, a well-known
orator, Zionist, and president of
the HaPoel HaMizrachi of Amer-
ica, has been brought to Detroit
under the auspices of the Detroit
Committee for the League for
Religious Labor in Palestine.
A musical program of Pales-
tinian songs will be rendered by
Cantor R. Tulman of Temple Is-
rael.

BUSINESS
Opportunity

merchandise, plus Spring
line on order, to be deliv-
ered. Doing volume busi-
ness in busiest Northwest
community. Selling on ac-
count of health. Must leave
state by January.

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CINEMA

COLUMBIA
AT WOODWARD

At a recent meeting held by
the board of directors of the
Standard Club, the following offi-
cers and board of directors were
elected:
Maurice Aronsson, president;
Samuel Gerson, vice president;
David Idzal, secretary; Abraham
Srere, treasurer.
The officers and the following
comprise the board of directors:
Harry S. Grant, Samuel Rub-
incr. Monte Wittleshofer, Harry
Alvin, Harry Hyman.
This year's club functions will
be under the direction of Nate
Koploy, chairman of the house
and entertainment committee, as-
sisted by Charles Agree and Dr.
Peter M. Bernstein.
The USO and social affairs are
now being planned for the coin-
ing season.

CROSS
EYES

Straightened usually In one office visit

—safely, permanently. No cutting of
The JEMS are going ahead
muscles or cords.
with plans for their annual pledge
Intorvkws 9 a. m. mica 9 p. m.
tea which will be held Sunday,
Dec. 17. The social committee,
HOTEL STATLER—Dec. 20
headed by Rhoda Gurvis and Rita I Come direct to hotel, but says time by first
telephoning PONTIAC 8722
Bricker, are handling details of
for a pre-arranged appointment. Our days are
the affair.
usually filled and we don't want you to wall
Dec. 3 is the date of the
longer than necessary, and still be certain to
JEMS outing. All members are I give you sufficient time.
invited. For time and place call
No Charges for Interviews
Helen Ganz at Trinity 1-1597.
THE MARY RAKESTRAW LEAGUE
for Cross Eye Correction
There will be a regular meet- i 703 Community
National Bank Building
ing Sunday, Nov. 26, at the Book-
Tel. Pontiac 13722
t Pontiac, .Rich.
Cadillac Hotel.
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Leon Mandel

100',,: WAR BOND GALLANT •

Bnai Brith Women
To Raise $500,000 in
6th War Bond Drive

The Michigan Women of Bnai
Brith have pledged a half million
dollars for the current Bond
Sales Drive. If that goal is
reached a bomber, bearing the
inscription "Spirit of Michigan
Women of Bnai Brith" will carry
the message that "our people"
once again came through with
flying colors.
. Complete details will be an-
nounced at the Michigan Coon-
cil meeting at Ann Arbor on
Sunday, Nov. 26.

ANNOUNCES

That with the gross income derived from the

New

Glenwood

Hotel

Women's Program Follows

10:30 a. m., registration at
Michigan League Bldg.
11:00 a. m., presidents and
chairmen reports.
12:30 p. m., luncheon at Mich-
igan League Bldg.
1.30 p. in., Seminar
The Seminar directors are Mrs.
Louis Pearlman. president, Wom-
en's Division Grand Lodge No.
6; Mrs. B. C. Bolotin, executive
secretary, District 6: Bea Sher-
man, district Hillel chairman;
Mrs. Leonard Sims, Michigan
General Committee member to
district; Mrs. Saul Rosenman,
past president Pisgah Women.
4.30 p. m., guided tour of the
campus.
5:30 p. m., burning of mort-
gage ceremonies at Foundation.
Dr. Abram L. Sachar, national
director of Hillel Foundations,
principal speaker.
8:00 p. m., joint banquet, Wo-
men's and Men's Councils at
Allenel Hotel. Dr. James K.
Pollock, professor of political
science will be the sneaker. Lil-
lian Aaron of Detroit. president
Harvey Steadman of Lansing,
Women's Michigan Council, and
president of Men's Michigan
Council, will preside at their
respective meetings.

Samuel W. Leib to Address
East Side Bnai Brith Nov. 27

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Maurice Aronsson
Elected President
Of Standard Club

The East Side Women of Bnai
Brith will hold a joint meeting
with the Men's Lodge on Monday.
Nov. 27, at which time they will
have as their guest speaker Sam-
uel W. Leib, a prominent De-
troit attorney and very active in
Bnai Brith work. Mr. Leib is a
past president of the Pisgah
Lodge of Bnai Brith, past pres-
ident of the Michigan Council
of Bnai Brith for two terms
and a member of the gen-
eral committee of the District
Grand Lodge. Refreshments will
be served.

He will purchase War Bonds of the

6TH WAR BOND DRIVE
FROM NOV. 20 TO DEC. 16TH

CANTOR JOSEPH MALEK

Is

now a co-partner in the New Glenwood Hotel.

Our kitchen under strict Kashruth is super-
vised by Cantor and Mrs. Joseph Match.

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All Winter

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