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Friday, Jun. I, 1945

Bnai Brith Treasurer
To Address Annual
Joint Council Session

Sidney G. Kusworm will ad-
dress the Michigan Bnai Brish
Council and the Women's Michi-
gan Bnai Brith Council at the
joint banquet to be given at
6 p. tn. this Sunday, at the Web-
ster Hall Hotel. Mr. Kusworm
is the treasurer of the Supreme
Lodge of Bnai Brith.
The banquet will conclude the
annual meeting of the state
council. Special clinics will be
conducted of the following com-
mittees. membership, ADL, con-
servation, AZA, Hillel, Vocation-
al Guidance, War Service and a
president's clinic. During the af-
ternoon there will be committee
reports and discussions. Officers
will be elected for the 1945-46
term.
Delegates from 15 lodges in
the state and from seven lodges
in Detroit will attend.
Harvey S. Steadman of Lan-
sing, president of the Council,
will be in charge of the meeting.
He will be assisted by Jess Fei-
ler, Milton M. Weinstein, Alfred
W. Keats, Samuel W. Leib and
Harry Schwartz of Detroit; John
Merdler of Saginaw; Rabbi Mor-
ton M. Applebaum of Flint, and
A. B. Roman of Bay City.

Noted Yeshivah
Appeals for Funds

The local Vaad Hayeshivoth,
committee for the support of
charitable institutions of the
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
in conjunction with the Merkaz
Harabonirn, Council of Orthodox
Rabbis of Detroit, urges all
friends of Torah and learning
to answer the appeal made by
mail for support and mainte-
nance of the nationad rabbinical
academy, "Yeshivah and Mesif-
ta Rabbi Chaim Berlin" of New
York.
The college has at present an
enrollment of 800 students from
all states, Canada and Europe.
Rabbi Moses Maydenbaum is the
official representative of the in-
stitution in Detroit.
Contributions should be sent
to the Vaad Hayeshivoth, 12219
Dexter.

Hadassah Urges
Hard Work

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NW Auxiliary to End Aesculapian Group
Season on Saturday
Elects Officers;
The final meeting of the sea- Installation June 6

son of the Sisterhood of the
Northwest Hebrew Congregation
and Center will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ira •G. Kaufman,
18701 Pennington, at 8 p. m.
Wednesday, June 6. Mrs. Max
Goldsmith, president, will review
the year's activities and commit-
tee chairmen will submit their
annual reports.
Mrs. Esther Mossman will ad-
dress the Sisterhood. A musical
program will feature the Hadas-
sah Choral Group, in Palestinian
and Hebrew songs.
Michelle Tchor has been ap-
pointed war bond chairman for
the 7th War Loan drive, and
members are urged to contact
her at UN. 1-8563 for war bonds
and stamps.

THEATRES

FOX—Betty Grable in "Diam-
ond Horseshoe," lavish Techni-
color musical is at the Fox.
Betty's singing and dancing are
better than ever, and Dick
Haymes handles his role in fine
style.

MICHIGAN — Rosalind Russell
and Jack Carson in "Roughly
Speaking," adapted from Louise
Randall Pierson's best selling
story of the same name, opened
on Friday. Heading the support-
ing cast are Robert Hutton and
Alan Hale. On the same program
is an action-packed thriller, "The
Cisco Kid in Old New Mexico"
with Duncan Renaldo.

UNITED ARTISTS — Judy
Garland and Robert Walker in
the tender romantic story of a
soldier's adventures on 48 hour
leave, "The Clock," will remain
for a second week at the United
Artists. It is Judy's first time
in an all-dramatic role, sans sing-
ing, and directed by Vincent
Minnelli (her new fiance). The
picture is replete with deft
touches that stand out as minia-
ture cinema gems in the over-
all story. James Gleason heads
the supporting cast.
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PALMS STATE — Tuneful
Technicolor "Belle of the Yukon"
starring Dinah Shore, Gypsy Rose
Lee, Randolph Scott, Bob Burns,
opened Friday at the Palms State
on a double portion of melody
and thrills that includes as a
companion feature "Tarzan and
the Amazons" in which Johnny
Weismuller, Brenda Joyce and
Johnny (Boy) Sheffield are fea-
tured with a cost of super
women.

Jewish women were urged to
continue working "on all fronts,
in all types of war effort until
the day of full and final peace,"
in a statement celebrating the
end of the war in Europe issued
by Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, na-
tional president of Hadassah, the
Women's Zionist Organization of
CINEMA—"Zoya," Soviet film
America.
biography of Zoya Kosmodem-
yanskaya, is having its Detroit
is
premiere, with a special English
text written by Howard Fast,
well-known author of "Citizen
Tom Paine" and "Freedom
Road". English titles translate
Photo Engravers
the Russian dialogue. The pro-
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gram will include the "Maidenek
Nazi Death Camp" films and an
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exhibit of Soviet war posters.

The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxili-
ary elected officers at the final
business meeting of the year,
held at the home of Mrs. Harry
Pernick, president, Wednesday
evening. The incoming officers
are:
President, Mrs. A. A. Zagal;
vice presidents, Mrs. Asher
Smith, Mrs. Martin Shore and
Mrs. Michael Wainer; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. Sam Margo-
lis; recording secretary, Mrs.
Dave Moss, and treasurer, Mrs.
Hyman Margolis.
A drug shower for the Jewish
Home for the Aged was held at
the Home on May 23 in conjunc-
tion with the Aesculapian Phar-
maceutical Association.
The group is aiding the Red
Cross, USO, War Chest, Serv-A-
Camp Project, the Child Rescue
Fund and other needy causes,
and has established a scholarship
fund at Wayne University in the
department of pharmacy.
The membership of this organi-
zation will wind up the season's
activities with an installation
luncheon at the Book-Cadillac on
Wednesday.

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Bnai Brith Girls
Carnival Saturday

Bnai David Sells
$276,000 in Bonds

The Bnai Brith Girls Council
of Detroit is sponsoring its first
annual fund raising affair, a car-
nival, at 8:30 p. In. this Satur-
day, at the Jewish Community
Center. Booths. refreshments,
prizes and dancing to Milt Kell-
man's band will highlight the
evening.
Shiela Millman is chairman;
Marjorie Nadis and Francis Co-
hen, co-chairmen; Eleanor Kay-
bol, ticket chairman, and Jeanne
Cohen, publicity.
The Bnai Brith Girls Council
of Detroit sponsored the second
oiitiation and installation affair
May 31, at the Jewish Center.
Mrs. Samuel Aaron was the
speaker.
Marion Aaron, past presiden ,
of the Louis Marshall Junior
Girls, was chairman. Girls of all
three groups, East Side, Francis
Solovich and Louis Marshall, par-
ticipated.

Congregation Bnai David sold
$276,000 worth of bonds in the
Seventh War Loan before the
Yizkor service on the last day
of Shevuoth, May 20. Bnai
is participating in the $42,000,-
000 bond drive of the Orthodox
synagogues. The drive is being
held in honor of the late Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs is chairman
of the Bnai David bond drive
committee. Bnai David members
are asked to buy their bonds
through Mrs. Jacobs.

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European Refugees
Seek Relatives Here

The Resettlement Service, 5'137
Second Ave., reports the follow-
ing war refugees are seeking
relatives here:
Rose and Ruth Roudansky
who emigrated to the U. S. from
Lithuania in 1923 and were last
known to reside in Detroit, are
sought by David Motel Roudan-
sky, their nephew, born in Ur-
burg, Lithuania, and now in
USSR.
Kedi Baer is sought by Joyne
Here, now in Switzerland.
David and Maurice Friedman,
born in Lomazy Podlaski (Po-
land) and last known to reside
in Detroit, are sought by Ryvka
Polosecka of Poland, now living
in France.
Chain) Schwartz, born in Sier-
pc, Poland, is sought by Maria
Czarnaczapka, his sister, now
living in Moscow.
Morris Werner is sought by
Rosenzweig, now residing in Bu-
charest.
Norbert Klein is sought by
Capt. Salomon homey, Polish of-
ficer, liberated from German
prisoner of war camp.

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