Friday, February 16, 194

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Page Two

Neugarten Medical Aid Kurt Saffir's Sonata
Plans 1945 Activities Featured at Concert

The war efforts committee of
the Neugarten Medical Aid for-
mulated plans for the ensuing
year at the home of war efforts
chairman, Mrs. Lester Smith on
Oak Dr.
Mrs. Samuel Gale, chairman
of USO, presented plans for a
dinner to be served at Romulus
Feb. 23.
Mrs. Morris Roth, chairman of
war bonds, announced a Bond
Drive to purchase an Emergency
Ambulance Plane and a deep
therapy X-Ray Machine.
Under the chairmanship of
Mrs, Morton Jacobs and her co-
chairmen, Airs. Benjamin Krell,
Jr. and Mrs. Norman Noble,
plans will be laid for the 1945
annual luncheon at a tea to be
given at the home of Mrs.
Jacobs.
A combined meeting of the
1944 and 1945 board will take
place at 11 a. m. Feb. 19 at
the Pallister Tea Room, followed
by a luncheon and afternoon of
games,
The regular meeting of the
Neugarten Medical Aid will be
held at the Jewish Center at 11
p. m. Feb. 26.

A Children's Festival Concert
will be presented by the Detroit
Public Library as the next event
of the Detroit Youth Festival at
8 p. in. Friday, Feb, 23, at the

$500,000 Raised for
Weizmann School

Main Library Auditorium. This
concert is planned for children
from nine to 16, and include
compositions written by and for
children.
The third Youth Festival event
will be the Detroit Symphony
Young People's Concert of Feb.
24, at Masonic Temple.
A chorale composed by Patricia
Louise Moody, nine, and a cello
sonata by Kurt Saffir, , 14, will
be performed on Friday.

NEW YORK—American gifts
for the establishment in Pales-
tine of the Weizmann Institute
of Science total $500,000. The
goal is $2,000,000.
The program was announced
Nov. 27, 1944, as a 70th birth-
day tribute to Dr. Chaim Weiz-
mann. The site for the Institute
has already been acquired in
Rehovoth, Palestine, in the im-
mediate vicinity of Daniel Sieff
Institute, which will serve as
the nucleus of the new research
center.
The climax of the American
committee's fund drive will be
reached this Spring when Dr.
Weizmann, during his visit to
the United States, will be pre-
sented with a check of $1,000,000
:18_11 first installment.

KURT SAFFIR

Auditor Friel
Seeks Re-Election

Fitzgerald in Race
For Common Pleas

Alfred C. Marshall,
Edison Official, Dies

Lt. Ettenheimer
Promoted in Field

Alfred C. Marshall, director,
consultant and chairman of the
operating council of The Detroit
Edison Co., died Friday, Feb.
9, at Harper Hospital, following
a short illness. His death was
caused by an injury received
from a full which occurred Jan.
28.
In May, 1944, Mr, Marshall
retired as president of Detroit
Edison, a position he had held
since 1940. He was a well-known
industrialist and took an active
part in the civic life of the
community.
Mr. Marshall is survived by
his wife, Elizabeth; a brother,
Luther K. Marshall, St. Peters-
burg, Fla.; a (laughter, Mrs.
James Mock ; and a son, Brooks
Marshall of Birmingham.
He was born in Middleton, 0,,
Sept. 26, 1872. He was educated
in the Detroit public schools and
graduated from the University
of Michigan in 1893 with a Bach-
elor of Science degree in elec-
trical engineering. In 1932, the
University of Michigan conferred
upon him the honorary degree
of Master of Science • in Engi-
neering. Wayne University hon-
o•ed him in 1943 with a degree
of Doctor of Arts in Business
Administration.
He was first employed by the
Edison Co. in 1904. He became
a vice president of Detroit Edi-
son in 1913, and in 1923 was
made general manager. In 1940
he became president and gen-
eral manager, From March 16,
1943, to May 16, 1944, he served
as president and retired from
this position on May 16, 1944.

Outstanding candidate for
Lt. Aubrey H. Ettenheimer,
27, has received a battlefield Judge of Common Pleas Court
promotion for "meritorious serv- is David F. Fitzgerald, promin-
ice performed in the combat ent Detroit attorney, with 10
years general law practice in De-
troit. He is a cousin of Frank
Fitzgerald, Circuit Court Com-
missioner, and former candidate
for mayor.
David F. Fitzgerald has prac-
ticed in all the courts. Be sure
to N .ote twice for term ending
Dec, 31, 1945 and for six-year
term commencing Jan. 1, 1946.
The Primary election is Mon-
day, Feb, 19.
Al•. Fitzgerald is an overseas
war veteran of World War I,
serving in the U.S. Marine
Corps. He is married and lives
at 17544 Ardmore.

that Extra War Bond and
hasten the ultimate defeat of
Germany and Japan.

Buy

LT. A. H. ETTENHEIMER

zone," according to word received
last week by his mother, Mrs,
William Rosenberg, 1558 Glynn
Court. His rank has been ad-
vanced from second to first lieu-
tenant.
A graduate of Central High
School, Lt. Ettenheimer attended
Wayne University before enter-
ing the building business. He
entered the service in June,
1943, graduated from Officers'
Candidate School at Fort Bel-
voir, Washington, D. C., in Feb-
ruary, 1944.
Sent to the European theater
in June, 1944, Lt. Ettenheimer
List Oneg Shabat
is with the First Army in Bel-
At Bnai David Feb. 23 gium. He is a combat engineer.
Lt. Ettenheimer is married to
"To Be Or Not To Be A ,he former Hilda Rothenberg,
Jew" will be the topic of an ad- who resides on Outer Drive.
dress by Rabbi Joshua Sperka
at the concluding program of
the Friday night gatherings this
season at Congregation Bnai
David at 8:30 p, m. Friday,
GRANDMOTHER'S BOND
Feb. 23. This concluding pro-
gram is dedicated to the subject
WITH THE FUTURE -
of education. All parents are
invited to attend and participate
in this discussion or religious
education.
Cantor Gartenhaus has prepar-
ed a special program of music.
A social hour will be held in the 7 * ** * **
Social Hall from 10 to 11 p. m.

James D. Friel, present Wayne
County Auditor, is a candidate
for re-election on the Democratic
ticket on Monday, Feb. 19. He
has been endorsed by civic
groups, labor organizations and
outstanding individuals in Wayne
County.
During his incumbency he has
given Wayne County a sound
business-like administration. He
THANKS FROM HADASSAH
pledges that if re-elected he will
work for lower taxes, • an econ-
To the Editor:
On behalf of the Detroit Chap- omy in administration and pub-
ter of Hadassah and its constitu- lic improvements.
Auditor Friel is personally
ent groups, Junior Hadassah,
Little Women of Hadassah and responsible for the appointment
the Business & Professional of a rabbi as chaplain at Eloise
CINEMA THEATER
Group, I would like to take this Hospital and for the forming of
"The City that Stopped Hit-
opportunity of expressing our ap- a chapel for Jewish inmates at
le•—Heroic Stalingrad," the true
preciation to you for the splen- that institution.
film record of the 162 days' bat-
did publicity and courteous co-
tle in this Russian city, is be-
operation extended us (luring this
ing shown at the Cinema Thea-
past year.
ter. The picture was made on
I know that there must be
the battlefield by Russian cam-
many occasions when you are
eramen, eight of whom were
pressed for time and space, when
TODAY
killed filming the scenes. It is
we do not conform with "dead-
an awe inspiring document and
lines" and other requirements,
takes the audience directly into
but you never fail to give Ha-
every phase of the battle for
dassah a good spot in your paper,
this vital city.
and we greatly appreciate all of
Paper is needed for victory.
The companion movie at the
this.
Save all, and donate it to your Cinema is "The Battle of Rus-
SARAH GLASIER,
Preident. charity. Or, call Randolph 8282. sia," filmed by the U.S. War
(Mrs. Louis)
.t. Department. It tells the story
of the gallant soldiers whose
flesh and blood stalled and then
turned back. the Nazi blitz.

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SZOLD

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age of GO when many women feel
that their active life is over,
Miss Szold decided to leave this
country of her birth and settle
in Palestine, to supervise the
great work Hadassah was doing.
Her career has been an in-
spiration to hundreds of thou-
sands. She has been directly in-
strumental through the medical
work sponsored by Hadassah, i
saving tens of thousands of lives
She has been one of the factors
which made the rapid settlement
of Joys in Palestine possible.

Property

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All the Pacts & Figures, past his-
tory, everything except the 13lble
to convince you to lay your last
dollar on Detroit. Pair warning-It
may require several synt het le dol-
lars after t he war to do the work
of one dollar today. See Mr. Bed-
ford.

down. Magnificent Ord.
ST5,000
Blvd. property. Present unfair de-
pression rent 138,1100 (original rent
$70,000). Sold once $575,000. Sacri-
fice price today only $175,000. can
Vial imagine, or can't you?

liettut y--east ship
$20,000 down.
Tapestry brick. 19 apts. 1-6 rms.
(lot
everything, 'new stoves, new
refrig. new stoker, new tankless
hot water. Price out to only $45,000.
$16,000 down. Solid brick, con-
crete steel 22 apts. Elevator. Dew
Kelvinators. Depression rent $10,000
(used to rent $20,000). ' , nutter

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