Americo! lavish Periodical Cotter r A) 1: CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 , Page 5 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and Th. Legal Chronicle Friday, December 29, 1944 The British People Protest Gerald K. O'Brien Names Four Jewish Lawyers to Staff (Continued from Page 4) shape of the Europe that is to be. These they have at least realized that the recent manifestations of protest and dis- Europe of alliances, ententes, spheres of approval are a good sign. They mean influence, buffer states will not prevent at least that the people are going to future wars. We hope that they will have something to say about the Europe realize that only a Europe on the level in which they will live when peace at of limited sovereignty can bring peace last comes to that tortured continent. and prosperity. Perhaps the .common man is on the We are hopeful that they will make some fundamental changes. We hope that move and is coming into his own. Dr. Oscar Wolfsberg To be Religious Labor Guest Speaker Jan. I The League for Religious La- bor in Palestine will present a distinguished guest from Pales- tine in the person of Dr. Oscar Wolfsberg at a public meeting this Monday afternoon, Jan. 1, in the social hall of the Congre- gation Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence Ayes., at 2 o'clock. Dr. Wolfsberg arrived in this country but a few weeks ago to attend the sessions of the World Herman M. Pekarsky to Jewish Congress held at Atlantic Rabbi Fram to Review Clarice Freud to Be City. He is a leader of the Tor- Head Jewish Agencies ah N"Avodah movement in Pal- Novel "Earth and High Hebrew Ladies' Aid Besides his work for the Guest Speaker Jan. 10 In Newark, N. J., Feb. I estine. Heaven" Fri., Jan. 5 Ha Poel HaMizrachi, Dr. Wolfs- Ti.e managing director of the berg is a member of Jewish The Hebrew Ladies Aid So- "Earth and II igh Heaven," the Agency for Palestine and of the striking novel of mixed marriage, ciety announces that Miss Clar- Council of Social Agencies for Vaad Leumi, the Jewish Nation- will be the subject of Rabbi ice Freud, assistant professor of the last year, Herman M. Poker- al Assembly in Palestine. Franc's book review sermon at the social work, U. of M., former sky. has resigned to become ex- Dr. Wolfsberg will bring to us ecutive director of the Essex Sabbath Eve Service of Temple first hand information of the County Council of Jewish Agen- Israel, Friday night, Jan. 5, at present conditions in the Yishuv cies in Newark, N. J., Feb. 1. 8:30, in the Lecture !fall of the and of the political aspects for Pekarsky is a graduate of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Using University of Michigan and the the fight for the recognition of the popular novel as his theme, Graduate School of Jewish Social a Jewish commonwealth in Pal- the rabbi will lecture on the sub- Work. He served as state direc- estine. ject of mixed marriage between This is his second appearance tor of the Bureau of Old Age young reople of various religions, before the American Jewish pub- Assistance, as state supervisor of cultures and races. the Employment Practices Section lic. His first appearance in Mna- The services will he featured by of the WPA and as social service hattan Center in New York City the Bar Mitzvah ceremony of director of the Kent County Wel- attracted wide attention also Arthur Weisman, son of Mr. and among the non-Jewish world. fare Commission. Mrs. Seymour Weisman, formerly Greetings will be delivered by For four years he was admin- of Her Sinai Congregation of istrative assistant to the execu- representatives from the Zionist Baltimore, and now of Detroit. tive director of the Jewish Wel- Council, the Jewish National At the social hour following fare Federation in Detroit and Fund, Mizrachi, the HaPoel Ha- the services, Mr. and Mrs. Weis- for one year was acting execu- Mizrachi, the Women's Mizrachi man will be hosts to the entire tive director in the absence on and the Young Women's Miz- congregation in honor of their ). rachi. Cantor David Katzman of leave of Isidore Sobeloff. SOIL the Congregation Bnai Moshe On Wednesday„1an. 10, Rabbi will render a number of selec- Leon Fram will he the guest of tions. the faculty and students of INFORMATION WANTED In accordance with the proc- Youngstown College, Youngstown, Information is being sought of lamation of President Roosevelt, 0. He will address the college Max Hillman, who separated from psalms will be recited in behalf assembly, instruct several classes, his wife in Detroit, in September, of the members of the American and lead several discussion groups 1943, and since then has failed armed forces. on "The Role of the Jew in the Dr. A. M. Hershman, chair- MRS. LOUIS KEPES to keep in touch with her. She istory of Civilization." is most anxious to obtain contact man of the reception committee, director, Jewish Children's Bur- with him in order to ascertain will introduce the honor de eau of Detroit, will be guest his future intentions toward her. guest. speaker at the annual donor Max Hillman was born in Lith- Rabbi Jacob Nathan will wel- Scouts to be Shaarey luncheon to be held at the Bnai uania in 1889, is 5 ft. 5 in. tall, come Dr. Wolfsberg in the name Zedek Guests Jan. 10 Moshe Banquet Hall on Jan. 10, weighs 135 pounds, has brownish- of Congregation Bnai Moshe. at 12 :30 p. m. Reservations may grey hair, brown eyes, wears All the Jewish boy scout be made by calling pledge chair- glasses, long nose, slight limp, is and girl scout troops in Detroit man, Mrs. Elfreda Greenwald, alleged to be doing defense work. Abraham J. Rosenshine The virtuous (when injured; and Windsor will be the guests DA. 2451, or the president, Mrs. Anyone aware of his location is grieve not so much for their own To Address Young Israel of the Men's Club of Shaarey Julia Ring, HO. 1391. A very requested to communicate with pain as for the loss of happiness Young Israel of Detroit will Zedek on Wednesday evening, tine program and a strictly kosh- the National Desertion Bureau, incurred by their injurers. hold a social evening in honor Jan. 10, it was announced today er home cooked luncheon is 67 W. 47th St., New York City. —Jatakamala. of Abraham J. Rosenshine, Jan. by Albert Green, chairman of promised by the general chair- the Scout activities committee man, Mrs. Louis Kepes. 3, at 8:30 p. 111., in the Yeshivah The following members were Beth Yehudah. Mr. Rosenshine, of the Men's Club, who will be who now resides in Los Angeles, chairman of the event, which hostesses Friday evening, Dec. Cal., is a former president of will be held in the Social Hall. 22, at the Romulus Airport: You are cordially invited to attend a Judge D. J. Healy • of the Juve- Mesdames I. E. Liebson, Manuel Young Israel and was one of its nile Court will be the principal Engel, Louis Kahn, Ida Gantz, most active members. An interesting program has speaker. Judge Healy is thor- Gussie Berkowitz, and the presi- been arranged including a talk oughly acquainted with the prob- dent, Mrs. Julius J. Ring. by Mr. Rosenshine comparing the lems of youth. He has served Jewish youth problems of De- on the bench since 1933. Dr. A. given in honor of the great Jewish-Orthodox troit with those of Los Angeles. M. -Hershman, rabbi of Shaarey Scholar and Leader Re ports on Organizational mat- Zedek, will pronounce the invo- Franklin Hills Sets ters and action of the board will cation The troops will stage a New War Bond Sales be heard. The Women's League number of skits and sketches. Parents are invited to attend Record in Drive of Young Israel will serve re- SATURDAY NIGHT the affair. freshments. In a joint statement made by J. J. Tobias and Max Zivian, co- chairmen of Franklin Hills Coun- try Club's 6th War Loan Drive, NOW PLAYING Promptly the new figure of $2,283,237.50 A.M. 11:45 Doors Open at was announced as the total War Bond sales of Monday, Dec. 18. at a This figure is the greatest ever compiled in any War Bond Dirve How Jews came from poverty and Special M'lava Malka Celebration by Franklin Hills and, as the Persecution to a chairmen pointed out, the final —AT— story cannot be told until after Jan. 1st, when all sales are re- corded. Franklin Hills' 25 Gallants are still striving to extend this record Blaine & Linwood beyond the two and 0 half mil- Rabbi Jofen came especially front New York at the head 1 inn mark. Appointment of four Jewish assistants to the staff of the Prosecuting Attorney has been announced by Prosecutor Gerald K. O'Brien. This is the largest number of members of the Jew- ish faith to serve in the Pros- ecutor's office in the history of Wayne County. Headed by Arthur L. Robbins, who will serve as chief of the Civil Division (usually known as Wayne C o U 11 t y Cooperation Counsel), the group includes Nathan J. Kaufman, Walter Da- vid Schirmer, and Harry B. Let- zer. Robbins, filling one of the im- portant posts on the staff, is 36 years old. He is a Wayne Uni- versity graduate, serves as treas- urer of the Detroit Chapter of the Lawyers' Guild and editor of the Detroit Guild Forum. - Kaufman graduated from the Detroit College of Law. Ile has recently been president of Local 142 UAW-CIO, and had some factory experience in labor law under the NRA. Schirmer, a graduate of Wayne University, is a naval veteran of this war with a medical dis- charge from the rank of lieu- tenant. He has recently been the legal advisor to the Com- manding. Officer, A AF, Materiel Command, Central Procurement District, and also served on spe- cial duty, attached to the Dis- trict Judge Advocate's office of the AAF, Technical Service Command. Letzer graduated from the De- troit College of Law, has prac- ticed since 1926, was a member of the Prosecutor's staff for six years, 1935-40, is 42 years old, married and the father of one child. He bore an excellent rec- ord during his previous service on the staff. • The Chronicle congratulates the four appointees and wishes them success. Attention, Detroit Jewry GRAND RECEPTION Rabbi Abraham Jofen DEC. 30 9 1944 8:30 P. M. "GREATER PROMISE" To find opportunities for rehabilitation in Biro-Bidzhan! Starring V. L. Zuskin and M. M. Blumenthal - A Crushing Indictment of Nazi Anti-Jewish Terror! ALSO - "PROFESSOR MAMLOCK" Starring —S. MEZHINSKY SPECIAL! New Year's Eve Show Congregation Miskan Israel MIZRACHI (Continued from Page 1) Abraham, Nusach Ari, Bnai Ja- cob, Bnai Israel, Beth Tikvah, Aaron Moshe, Bnai Zion, Beth ltzchok and Beth Aaron Vcisrael. Dan'el Temchin, an outstanding Mizrachi leader, and regional vice president of the Mid-West Miz- rachi, will be in charge of the induction ceremony. The member- ships will be represented by of- ficers from each synagogue. Irv- ing W. Schlussel, president of Detroit Mizrachi, stated that the campaign for the enrollment of synagogues into the Mizrachi movement was still in progress and those who have not already done so can join the night of the banquet. Particulars can be ob- tained by contacting either Mr. Temchin or Sol B. Edelman, chairmen of the synagogues com- mittee. Meyer Beckman, chairman of the executive board, and Max Kaminsky, vice president, are in charge of reservations for the banquet. of a delegation in the interests of the great refugee Ye- shiva. "The Navarodok Central Yeshiva Beth Joseph" of Brooklyn, New York, which was transplanted in this country over three years ago. Prior to the present world conflict, Rabbi Jofen was the Dean of over 70 Beth Joseph Yeshivoth in Poland. At the present time only Navaro- dok Beth Joseph Yeshivoth and one in Gateshead, England (not including the great Refugee Yeshiva of Brooklyn), remain in existence, while hundreds of Beth Joseph Schol- ars are stranded in the many refugee countries of Europe. The Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Brook- lyn Yeshiva, Rabbi Hershel Stollman, is in Detroit for over a week. He arranged appeals for the Yeshiva in most of Detroit Jewish Congregations where he received the utmost cooperation of the officers and members. We appeal to the officers and members of the Congrega- tions where appeals have not yet been arranged, to dedicate this Saturday to appeals for this Sacred Yeshiva. and to announce our invitation to the M'lava Malka from the pulpit. .S incerely yours, Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit Vaad Hayeshivoth The NI'lva Malka was arranged by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Mishkan Israel Congregation.