5. 1945
Friday. January

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Eight

Disabled War Veterans Receive
Gifts from Bnai Brith Women

Toronto Educator
To Address Women
Of Shaarey Zedek

king.
Approximately 500 wounded I, the success of the undertain-hos
Ethel Hatosky, the "
and disabled servicemen at the ;
Marine Hospital and other vet- I vital" chairman of the Michigan
erans' hospitals were the recip- Women's Councill of Bnai p Brith
enton
ients of specially packed holiday ; and a mem
boxes from the Bnai Brith aux- Harbor group, reports that about
were
ed
iliaries of Detroit. All war-serv- , 200
packages
Haven, distribut
a
by
the
South
e ,
groups
o ups, ,
ice
Hea ve n gr
ice chairmen and presidents
all the auxiliaries comprised the Hid Benton
special committee which met at ' both the Percy Jones Hospital
the home of Betty Trudy On Bur- at Battle Creek and the Army
lingame and were picked up by Hospital' at Fort Custer.
was a Women's Michigan
two Red Cross station wagons . This
Council of Bnai Brith project.
and escorted to the hospital.
Ethel Levy, chairman of ar-
rano:wilts in the Detroit area, Lillian Aaron is president of
is to be credited with much of ' the Council.

WOMEN OF BNAI BRITH
PRESENT GIFTS TO VETS

Of particular interest to paid-
Zedek
up members of Shaarey
Sisterhood is the c omplimentary
luncheon to be given this Mon-
day, Jan. 8, at 12:30 in the

IN THE REALM OF LOCAL SOCIETY

The Bar Mitzvah of Stanley
of Mr. and
M. Fiekowsky, :on
Mrs. Hyman Fiekowsky of 4626
Lakewood Blvd., will be observed
Saturday morning, Jan. 6, at
Congregation Beth I tzchock, 3836
Fischer Ave. Open house Sun-
day, Jan. 7, from 3 to 10 p.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rose of
the Belcrest are visiting in New
York City.

Presidents and war service chairmen of the various Detroit
auxiliaries of Bnai Brith who were on the committee responsible
lot about 500 holiday boxes distributed at Veterans' Hospital.
Ruby Mollye
Top row—left to right—Frances Solovich, Sigrid se el,
lenbe
Hrg,
Ro
Bank, Ethel Levy (chairman of arrangements) ,
Belle Nadis and Libbie Hersch. •
Bottom row—Betty Prade, Rosalind Wolfe, Lee Raskin and
Lillian Aaron (president of the Women's Council).

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Brown
of Grand Ave. have returned to
their home after a month's vaca-
tion Miami Beach, Fla.

4

Miss Ruth Stein of 2075 W.
Miss Fayanne Greenblatt has Philadelphia Ave. is celebrating
returned to her studies at the her 17th birthday with a din-
MATTIE ROTENBERG
Herzl Bnai Brith
Statler given
University of Illinois after spend- ner — at theHotel
H
Vladimir Horowitz
Auxiliary Holds
ing a 10-day vacation with her by her pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. social hall of the synagogue.
To Play Here Jan. 17
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Albert C. Stein.
Because of the importance of
New Year Party
Greenblatt of Fairfield Ave.
this annual event, an especially
Vladimir Horowitz, Russian-
The Ladies Auxiliary of Theo-
Miss Lenore Diamond spent 'me program has been planned,
-
American pianist, who will •
American
dore Herzl Bnai Brith Lodge
On Dec. 30 Miss Glenna Katz her vacation with her parents, with Mrs. Mattie Rotenberg,
pear at the Masonic Auditorium gave a New Year's eve party at
of Suffolk Dr. entertained 30 Mr. and Mrs. Moe Diamond of Toronto educator, speaking on
Whitmore
Rd.
She
is
a
student
on Wednesday evening, Jan. 17, the River Rouge Jewish Club.
"The
Power
of
Ignorance."
Miss
guests at a Newjear's celebra-
Mrs. Rose Turnoff, president,
at New York University.
Rosalie Gross, vocalist, and Miss
tion in her home.'•
and Mrs. Celia Lebovitz, enter-
Katherine Ziff, pianist, will pre-
The Current Events Class of ient musical selections. Mrs.
tainment chairman, headed com-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bordinan
mittees in charge of the dinner
were hosts at a surprise wedding Temple Israel Sisterhood, taught Nathan Spevakow will preside.
and entertainment.
anniversary party given in hon- by Rabbi Leon Fram, will have Social arrangements are in
Schrib- its first meeting of the season charge of Mrs. Louis Seiton,
The program committee con-
or of Mr. and Mrs. vhiliy
sisted of Mrs. Sylvia Wolpin,
er, Sunday, Dec. 24, in their at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Maxfield Mathis and Mrs.
Mrs. Gertrude Golden, Mrs. Mil-
home on Calvert Ave. Among the Harold N. Harris, 1959 W. Bos- Morris Krause.
dred Fidler, and Mrs. Ethel
The guest speaker, who is on
many ugests was Cpl. Alvin ton Blvd., Tuesday evening,
Braunfeld. Mrs. Grace Zeff was
the staff of the University of
Schriber who is here on fur- Jan. 9.
ticket chairman.
Toronto Physics Department, is
lough from Camp Bowie, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Katz of
A number of guests from the
member of a family distill-
Romulus Air Base were enter-
Mr. and Mrs. Max Osnos of Suffolk D r. left Jan. 4 to spend q.uished for Jewish religious and
tained.
cultural achievements. Two of
Wildemere Ave. announce the a few w eeks in New York.
her brothers, Capt. Eliezer Levi
Bar Mitzvah of their son, David
Philomathic Club
and Major S. Gerson Levi, are
Marvin. Reception Saturday eve-
army chaplains, Major Levi hav-
ning, Jan. 13, at Hotel Statler,
Resumes Activity
ing been the first Jewish chap-
from 8 to 11. No cards.
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The Philomathic Debating As-
lain to enlist in the Canadian
sociation has been re-organized
Dr. and Mrs. Irving I. Edgar resentment on the part of the army in this war.
and has resumed its meetings at
civilians
against
were hosts to a group of friends servicemen
Mrs. Rotenberg founded the
the Shaarey Zedek Synagogue.
ppear
to
have
little
re-
at a cocktail and dinner party
Ilillcrest Progressive School, a
a
Following a short period of in-
ervicemen Jewish day school in Toronto.
alization of what s
on Jan. 3.
activity due to the large num-
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have been through. Servicemen The is actively identified with
bers who have entered the
VLADIMIR HOROWITZ
Seaman 1/C and Mrs. Doug- cannot even compete in buy. • Hadassah..
armed forces, the organization is
At the last Sisterhood brunch,
las Hittleman (Phyllis Goldman) ing the normal necessities of
planning an extensive program of
returned to Mare Island, Cal., day-to-day
Mrs. Joseph G. Fenton reviewed Nmes of a cultured and artistic
activities under the leadership of
family.
His
father
was
an
engi-
Edgar Snow's "People on Our
after spending. a 20-day leave Resentful of Civilians
Maynard Gordon, speaker; Ray-
neer,
his
mother
a
musician
and
with the wife's parents, Mr. and
Side." The next brunch book re-
direct-
mond Zweig, clerk ; Hyram Zel-
"This r esentment is
view takes place Tuesday, Jan. graduate of the Conservatory in
Mrs. N. Goldman of San Juan
against
those
especially
Kiev, where Vladimir was born din, assistant clerk, and Jack
Dr. While here they were en ed
16,
when
Mrs.
Esther
Etkin
at a dinner party for civilians who have flocked to Mossman will discuss "Anna and on Oct. 1, 1904. He was oink of Alspector, sergeant-at-arms.
these resorts and whose holi-
three talented children.
the immediate family. Sea in day mood contrasts so vividly t h e King of Siam."
Horowitz began to be a pian- Histadruth Ivrith
The Red Cross Division re-
Hittleman has partic
with the recent harrowing ex-
ist
at the age of six. He made To Hear Historian
13 battles in the South Pacific. periences of the men who sumes work this Tuesday, Jan.
his debut in Kharkov through
J,
miller
its
chairman,
Mrs.
Sid-
Dr. Wolf Blattberg, who is
his uncle, a music critic. lie
Rosenberg have r eturned."
visiting Detroit in the interests
Mr. and Mrs. Jack
This plea is made to all civil- ney Frank.
made
his
,American
debut
in
and son, Harvey, of Calvert Ave. ians in conjunction with the
of the Histadruth Ivrith of
left on a month's vacation trip American Jewish Committee, Bing Crosby, Betty Hutton 1928, as soldist with the Phil- America, will speak before the
harmonic-Symphony
Orchestra
in
to Los Angeles. Enroute they American Jewish Congress, Bnai
Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew\ Cul-
Carnegie Hall.
will stop in Tucson, Ariz., to Brith, Jewish Labor Committee, Story on at Michigan
tural Group of Detroit, at 0 p.
He is married to Wanda, the
visit friends.
last War Veterans of the
Bing Crosby, .Betty Hutton (laughter of Arturo Toseanini, In. Saturday, Jan. 6, in the audi-
*(1001:8:1° United States, National Commun. and Sonny Tufts in "Here Cow and they have one (laughter. torium of the Rose Sittig Cohen
jty Relations Advisory Council, the Waves" continues for a sec- Although the Ilorowitzes keep an Bldg. His subject is the eval-
National Jewish Welfare Board, ond week at the Michigan Thea- apartment in New York during uation of the period of emanci-
and Union of American Hebrew ter. "National Barn Dance" is the winter, they have a home in pation, and its effect on Euro-
pean Jewry.
th ecompanion feature.
Congregations.
Beverly hills, Cal.
"Here Come the Waves" is
The tickets for the Horowitz
the story of the Miller twi ns, concert are now on sale at the
Sheruth League to
Susie and Rosemary, played by Grinnell Bros. Music Store in
Aid USO Feb. 7
Betty Hutton in a dual role. The Detroit.
Feb. 7 has been selected as the twins are dancers and decide to
WINDOW SHADES
Were I not ready to suffer ad- —that can do more for you than genuine,
day the Sheruth League will join the Waves for. the dura-
MADE TO ORDER
St. Joseph Aspirin. First choice of
take charge of the USO at the tion. While in training, they versity with my husband as well I pure
Repaired
millions for simple headache. World's
Cleaned and
meet
the
singing
idol
of
the
as to enjoy happiness with him. I largest seller at 10C. 36 tablets, 20f ; 100
Belcrest Hotel.
Mrs. Marvin Stearn has been nation, played by Crosby, who I should be no true wife.
for 35i.• Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
LINOLEUM
falls
in
love
with
Rosemary.
—Legend of Wethan-da-ya.
appointed chairman of the Youth
Susie,
however,
really
has
a
Aliyah. The members agreed to
Inlaid and Battleship
crush on Bing, and that's where
support a child in Palestine.
Rugs and Furniture
Mrs. Alvin Skelly and Mrs. the fun begins.
"National Barn Dance" brings
VENETIAN BLINDS
: Herman Reznick, co-chairman of the entire radio troupe to the
I the (limier party to be held Jan.
Drapery Hardware
25 at the Jewish Community screen in a jamboree of rustic
(Geverkshaften Campaign)
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Center, are making plans to as- rhythm and homespun hilarity.
rganization to elect their delegates imme-
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sore a lovely affair.
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The next meeting will be hell
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Committee

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Rabbi Meyer Shapiro, and was
transplanted to Detroit in 1942.
The Yeshivah's atmosphere and
curriculum is based upon tradi-
tional European Yeshivoth.
Students from many states are
enrolled in the various depart-
ments of the seminary. At pres-
ent nearly 100 students receive
Quality counts in times like these. Now, more than ever,
their education in the seminary,
are people coming to SCHETTLER'S for their medical needs:
I preparatory school, high school,
elementary school, and kinder- •
Certain quality is a wartime necessity.
garten.
The Yeshivah is being admin.-
istered by Rabbis M. Rothenberg.
dean and organizer; El. Finkel,
assistant dean ; and G. Frankel,
principal of the parochial school.
A capable staff of Hebrew and
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
English teachers aid the admin-
istration.

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ANNUAL CONFERENCE

to be held

Sunday, January 7th, at 1:30 P.M.

in the

SHAAREY ZEDEK AUDITORIUM

'Guest Speakers:
PERETZ HIRSHBEIN
noted dramatist

RABBI SAMUEL WOHL
of Cincinnati

LOUIS SEGAL of New York
General Secretary of the Jewish National Workers Alliance

A Suitable Musical Program Has Been Arranged

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