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Friday,

1945
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IN THE REALM
OF LOCAL SOCIETY

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Cpl. Samuel I. LaFond is visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis LaFond, on a lo -day fur-
lough at their new residence,
18310 Cherrylawn.

and Mrs. M. Schnedman
of Elmhurst Ave. had as their
recent guests their son and
daughter, Sgt. and Mrs. M.
Feldman. Sgt. Feldman is now
stationed at Camp Beak, Cal.

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Mrs. Simon Rotter of New
York has returned to Detroit and
is making her home with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pos-
ner of Glendale Ave., in the ab-
sense of her husband, who is
serving overseas with the armed
forces.

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ANNOUNCE BETROTHAL

blVliss Annette Joffe of Fuller-
', Ave. entertained bride-elect
Shirley Levinson at her res-
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Id en ce at a bridal shower for
Miss Levinson's "Junior Miss"
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•DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Lr.i Chronicle

Miss Ruth Shulevitz of 1937
(lakman, a student at the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin, spent the
week-end in Chicago, visiting h er
ate, Miss Jeanne Ros en-
in m
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.fted by her parents, Mr. and
airs. A. Shulevitz.

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CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Colen of Pingree Ave. announce the
Pfc. Jack Rodell of the Med-
eal Squadron, Dover Air Base, engagement of their daughter, Mignon Beverly Goodman, to
Del., and a former resident of Burton J. Lemberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Lemberg of
Detroit, returned to his base af- Merton Rd.
ter spending a 10day furlough
with his wife, daughter and par-
Jems are Aiding
ents in Chicago, Ill. Pfc. Ro-
Clothes, Cancer Drives
dell is assigned to the Dental
Clinic in Dover, Del.
The JEMS formulated plans in
connection with war activities at
the last regular business meet-
An outline for a permanent
ing. Among the initial projects
Mr. and Mrs. Max Newman of
17167 Woodnigham Dr. announce basis of peace was given by is the United Nations Drive for
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Rabbi David Shapiro of Green old clothes.
JEMS will also take an active
Lawrence, on Saturday, April 14, Bay, Wis., before the luncheon
at the Bind David Congregation meeting of the Detroit Women's part in the Cancer Control
Drive which opens April 15.
at Elmhurst and 14th. Open
house will be held on Sunday, division of the Jewish Congress Other proposed plans include a
April 15, from 6 to 10 p. m. No at the Statler. The main factors trip to the Veteran's Hospital at
cards.
for permanent peace he listed as Dearborn.
A special meeting will be held
follows:
Sunday, April 15, at the Book-
Mr. and Mrs. Barnett J.
Religious awakening—the re- Cadillac.
Fried of Los Angeles, Cal., an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their turn to God; economic justice;
son, Martin, on April 20, at international cooperation and col-
Temple Emanuel, Beverly Hills, lective security; human brother- Primrose Club Fetes
hood and justice to Jewry.
Cal.
He declared the demands Jew- Donor Workers
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Lane of ry will voice at the peace con-
The Primrose Benevolent Club
2978 Fullerton Ave. announce ference are:
on April 11 honored a group of
Restoration
of
Jewish
rights
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
its members with a victory lunch-
Kenneth, to be observed at the all over the world; outlawing of eon at the Book Casino, for out-
Rose Sittig Hebrew School, Tyler anti-Semitism; the restoration of standing work at the donor
and Lawton, on Saturday morn- Jewish property; punishment of luncheon.
ing, April 21. Reception at the criminals who persecuted,
home Saturday evening from 7 tortured and killed Jews; estab-
lishment of a Jewish Homeland BETTY KOWALSKY
o'clock. No cards.
in Palestine and representation IN PIANO RECITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of all international conferences.
The congress women were urg-
Julius Chajes, director of mu-
of 2511 Highland Ave. announce
rthe Bar Mitzvah of their son, ed to write to Congress, the Leg- sic at the Jewish Community
Herbert, on Saturday morning, islature and the governor to ask Center, will present Betty Ko-
April 21, at Congregation Shaar- for the passages of the Fair walsky, 16-year-old pianist, in a
ey Zion. Will be at home Sun- Practices laws, which would ban recital at 3 p. m. Sunday, April
15, in the Center auditorium.
day, April 22, from 6 to 10 discrimination in jobs.
m. No cards.

BAR MITZVAH

Congress Women
Hear Outline
Of Peace Basis

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Hadassah Opens
$85,000 Drive

A drive for $85,000 was
launched Tuesday by the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah at its lunch-
eon at Hotel Statler which in-
augurated the 1945-46 Honor
Roll campaign. The Hadassah is
seeking $60,000 for its regular
activities, and in addition, $25.-
000 toward the building of a
200-bed tuberculosis sanitarium
in Jerusalem. Mrs. Sidney J.
Allen is the Honor Roll chair-
man, while Mrs. Dorah Ehrlich
heads the hospital fund drive.
About 400 women attended
the luncheon and heard Dr. Carl
Hermann Voss of Pittsburgh. ex-
ecutive secretary of the Chris-
tian Council for Palestine. Dr.
Voss declares that from the
Christian point of view the set-
tlement of the Jewish problem
in Palestine would help the whole
world.
The solution of the Jewish
problem is part of the Christian
world problem, the speaker as-
serted, and therefore, must be
solved by Christians. He declar-
ed that the Christian world can-
not be blamed for not under-
standing the Jewish problem be-
cause there are so many world
problems. He urged the Hadas-
sah members to be more artic-
ulate and to inform the Chris-
tian world what is happening in
Jewry. He stated that, in his
opinion, the majority of Jews
wanted Palestine.
Dr. Voss called anti-Semitism
a blot on civilization. He told
of the work done by the Chris-
tian friends of a Jewish Home-
land in Palestine and praised the
Histadrut as being the only labor
group in the world which pleaded
for more immigrants.

MARRIAGES

SCHILLER - BARLIANT
Mr. and Mrs. M. Barliant of
Chicago announce the marriage
of their daughter, Sara, to Pvt.
Stanley Schiller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Schiller of Snowden
Ave., April 8. The couple was
married in Fort Worth, Tex., and
will live at Camp Bowie, Tex.,
where Pvt. Schiller is stationed.

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BETROTHED

MISS ANITA JANICE LASKY

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lasky,
formerly of Detroit, now resid-
ing in Los Angeles, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Anita Janice, to Pfc. Howard
Blank, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Blank of Chicago. Pfc.
Blank is stationed overseas.

Neugarten Luncheon
Set for Wednesday

Mrs. Irving Yarrows was host-
ess at a luncheon in her home
to the membership committee of
the Neugarten Medical Aid Club.
Plans for the forthcoming mem-
ber - bring - a - member luncheon
were completed. The luncheon
will be held at 12:30 p. m. Wed-
nesday, in the Jewish Commu-
nity Center. A book review of
Sholem Asch's short stories will
be given by Mrs. Morris Adler.
The Neugarten members on
April 25 will go in a group to
the blood bank. Those desiring
to go, call Mrs. Philip Kravetz,
Un. 3-7658.
The executive board will meet
April 16, at the home of Mrs.
Charles Rothstein, with Mrs. Sam-
uel Rothstein as co-hostess.

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to Shorten the War.

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• ENGAGEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mitten-
thal of 19185 Warrington Dr.
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lilienthal of Chicago announce the en-
their son, Stuart Richard, Sat-
gagement of their daughter, Natalie, to Dr. Ray Rosenman, son
urday, April 21, at the Congre-
of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rosenman of 18682 Fairfield Ave. Dr. and
gation Shaarey Zedek. At home
Mrs. Rosenman will be at home to their relatives and friends on
Saturday evening. No cards.
Sunday, April 29, from 2 to 5, in honor of their son's engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz of Calvert Ave. announce the
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Curhan
of 10035 Outer Dr. announce engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Seymour Wayne, son of
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wayne of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Rev. Abraham T. Cohen of 2529 Elmhurst Ave. announces the
`Robert Pevin, at Temple Israel
Friday evening, April 20. A re- engagement of his daughter. Lillian, to Morris Weisman of this cite.
Mr. and Mrs. Alter Shrier of Parkside Dr. announce the
ception will be held at their home
Sunday, April 22, 4 to 8, for engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to William N. Weiss. son
relatives and friends. No cards. of Mr. and Mrs. David Weiss. A reception in their honor will he
held Sunday, April 22, from 6 to 10 p. in. at their home. No cards.

RELIEF TRAINEES
COMPLETE COURSE
.JERUSALEM
( Palcor ).

BIRTHS

enty-nine students have corn-
March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Diem (Rose Switken), a
ed a course of instruction
the administration of relief son, Mark Lionel.
March 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cutler (Sara Ruth Pick)
'activities and are proceeding to
reece as a Jewish Palestine Re- of 2700 Rochester Ave., a daughter. Karen Lynn.
March 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Grandon (Sylvia
f Unit. Banners were presented
the unit at the graduation Chase), a son. Stanley Chase.
emonies.
April 1—To Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Weisenthal of Prairie Ave.
a son, Lee Warren.
Anril 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kaminski (Sadie Nelson) of
9360 Genessee. a daughter. Helen Sara.
April 3—To Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Arons (Huddy Levine) of
Cortland Ave., a son, Richard Allen.
April 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Merwin K. Grosberg (Doris Kallin)
of 18491 Wildemere, a daughter, Ronna Ellen.
Specializing in
April 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Beser (Anne Berman) of
.SE,4 FOOD DINNERS
16622 Ilene, a daughter, Susan Beth.
April 5—To Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Bernstein (Jeanette Cutler)
I meg Lobsters, Fish, Oysters
of Chicago Blvd., W., a daughter.
Clams, Prime Meats
April 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kutlov (Leona Rosenberg) of
Complete Carry-Out Service
3780 Taylor, a daughter, Carol Virginia.
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April' 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Feldman (Evelyn Gross)
11,805
LIVERNOIS, opp. U. D.
of Southfield Rd., a son, Douglas Allen.
UN. 2.9866
April 9—To Mr. and Mrs Irwin Harvith (Sylvia Redblatt) of
Wisconsin Ave., a son.

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homeless and robbed of everything.

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