A merica 9ewith Periodical eater
Friday,
August 10, 1945
CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Milton B. Shaber
IN THE REALM OF SOC ig:Tv
"— " Heads New Vet
Mr. andMrs. Jacob Schlossberg
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weitz
(Anna chlossberg) of Calvert
svenue, were hosts at a topey-
turveY open house on Sunday,
,noring their sons, Lt. Marvin
llossberg, who returned last
eek, after being a prisoner in
Germany for 16 months and
Radioman First Class, Marshall
Weitz, who is on a 30-day fur-
lough from the South Pacific. Lt.
Schlossberg has been in Service
3 years. lie was overseas 2 years.
He is on a 75 day leave.
l
Sgt. Jerome B. Friedman, back
from overseas duty on a 30-day
furlough is visiting with his wife
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Friedman of Santa Barbara
Drive.
Group in State
Dr. and Mrs. Albert U. Krohn
have left for an extended stay in
Northern Michigan.
Mrs. Fred Jonap with her
niece Rachelle, and nephew Jack
Kasoff returned from a stay in
Charlevoix.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore 011es-
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Gersten
heimer and Mr. and Mrs. Edmund are spending the months of July
Sloman, returned August 3rd from and August at Long Lake, near
a Georgian Bay Cruise.
Alpena, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Payson
and son Anthony of Chicago Blvd.
have returned from a three week's
visit at Maca Tawa on Lake
Michigan.
Theatres
CINEMA — The Cinema The-
atre is presenting for the second
big week the complete, uncut, un-
expurgated version of the film
classic, "Wuthering Heights," star-
ring Merle Oberon, Laurence Ol-
ivier and David Niven, adapted
by Ben Hecht and Charles Mac-
Arthur from Emily Bronte's fa-
mous novel. Recently during the
reissue of this film nationally, a
shortened version was released to
the public, to allow theatres to
double feature this film, but the
Cinema Theatre has requested of
the distributors a complete print,
which it is proud to present in
its original, pristine form, the
version which was unanimously
conceded by the press to be one
of the finest films yet produced
by Hollywood.
Mrs. George Kleinman and her
Miss Shirlee Jonap returned
daughter, Mary Lou, of Calvert from a visit in Charlevoix where
avenue are leaving August 13th she went to see her mother and
on a Georgian Bay Cruise.
cousins Rachelle and Jack.
Mrs. C. Machol, returned to her
home in Denver, Colo., having
visited with Dr. and Mrs. Nathan
Schlafer and also with her family
in Cleveland.
Page Seven
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
MILTON B. SHABER
Rubinstein Quits
School Post at
Shaarey Zedek
Simha Rubinstein, educational
director of Shaarey Zedek, has re-
signed, it was announced by Mor-
ris !Jacobst chairman of the
Shaarey Zedek Educational Com-
mittee. Mr. Rubinstein will ac-
cept a position with the Bureau
of Jewish Education in New York
City. No one has as yet been av-
pointed to take his place.
Mr. Rubinstein was appointed
to the Shaarey Zedek post late
last Fall. He inaugurated an
Evening School for adults and
youths at Shaarey Zedek. He
made changes in the curriculum
of the Sunday and week day
classes and had planned to ex-
pand the Shaarey Zedek school
into a community institution.
The author of several Hebrew
textbooks which are being used
by schools all over the land, Mr.
Rubinstein was nationally known
in the field of Hebrew education.
He has degrees from several col-
leges and was head of a Hebrew
high school in New York City be-
fore coming here.
FOX — "Captain Eddie" holds
over for a second week at the
Fox Theater.
Starring Fred MacMurray and
Lynn Bari, "Captain Eddie," tells
the true story of a man who be-
came one of the world's leading
racing drivers; America's World
War I Ace, and in later life Hebrew Ladies Aid
miraculously escaped death in
the Pacific after a plane crash To Meet August 15
All members of the Hebrew
resulted in his remaining on a
Ladies Aid Society are asked to
life raft for over 19 days.
attend the first meeting of the
new season at 1 P.M., Aug. 16
MICHIGAN — "Guest Wife," in the Dexter - Lawrence Hall.
a romantic comedy co-starring Mrs. J. Ring will preside.
Claudette Colbert and Don
A card party is scheduled for
Ameche in a fast-moving tale of Tues., Sept. 25. The annual Donor
America in the post-war era, con- Luncheon will be held Nov. 19.
tinues for a second week at the Bonds and stamps will be sold at
Michigan Theatre. The companion each meeting.
feature is "Gangs of the Water
Front" featuring Robert Arm-
Beth Aaron Spee s
strong and Stephanie Bachelor
Milton B. Shaber, 1493 Glynn
Court, has been appointed Mich-
igan commander of a new na-
tional organization of veterans
of World War II known as
AMVETS. This new organization
was formed last year. The first
local post known as Michigan
Post No. 1 was formed here in
June. Lt. Monte Korn, 18041,
Washtenaw, is the commander;
Milton Gordon, adjutant, Harold
Katchan, treasurer and Michael
Karbel, corresponding secretary.
Both men and women who have
served in the armed forces of the
U. S. during this war are eligible
Zussman Post JWV
NW Congregation
to join. Plans are now being made
Holds First Party
Men to Picnic Sunday for a membership drive in the en-
tire state. There are posts now
At Walled Lake
The Men's Club of the North-
in 32 states.
The ex-GI's, their wives and west Hebrew Congregation and
Center
will
hold
its
first
outdoor
sweethearts, of the Lt. Raymond
Synagogue Building
Zussman Post of the Jewish War picnic at the Cass-Benton Park at 6 Judges Named
Seven
Mile
Road
and
Northville
UNITED
ARTISTS
—
Bette
For High Holidays
Veterans, Department of Michi-
In $32,500 Detroit
Davis stars in the sensational
Beth Aaron Synagogue and He
gan, had their first social affair Road, at 10:30 A.M., this Sunday,
Broadway succes, "The Corn Is brew School, first in the north-
last Sunday, August 5th, at Wal- it is stated by Ira G. Kaufman, Symphony Contest
led Lake. It was a huge success. President. Arrangements have
Roy Harris, American compos- Green," at the United Artists west section, is speeding the com-
There was swimming, boating, been made for a soft ball court. er and music consultant for the , Theatre. The second feature is pletion of the building for the
and novelty races, and one of the Races and games have been set up overseas branch of the Office of i "Shanghai Cobra" with Sidney high holy holidays.
The construction is under the
boys even brought along "K" by the committee, which consists War Information, has been nam- Toler as Charlie Chan.
Starring Miss Davis as Miss supervision of the founder and
charter membership to all JWV's of Hy Storchan, Max Haidy and ed to complete the international
David J. Miller. Malcolm Rivkin, jury of the $32,500 Symphony of Moffat, a determined English president, Alex Margulies. All in-
rations for lunch.
The Zussman Post extends a another member of the commit- the Americas competition, which school teacher who discovers in terested are invited to become
an untutored young miner (John charter members at a very nom-
who apply for membership within tee, has prepared prizes for the .iffe•s prizes of $25,000, $5,000
winners of all the events.
and $2,500 for three outstanding Dail) the spark of genius, the inal fee.
60 days after being discharged
The main feature of the day new symphonic works to have action of "The Corn Is Green"
For information, call Mr. Mar-
honorably from the armed forces
will
he a soft ball game.
first performances by the Detroit takes place against a background gulies, University 3-8711.
of the United States.
Symphony Orchestra during its of poverty and barrenness typi-
Meetings are held at 8:30 p.m.
regular Saturday series of Mu- cal of the mining provinces of Lesser's Lodge Plans
every Wednesday at the Jewish NW Congregation
tual netwok broadcasts conducted Wales at the turn of the last
War Veterans Headquarters, 8212
century. With her heart set upon Week-end Programs
by Karl Krueger.
Makes
Plans
for
12th Street.
During August and September,
Harris joins six other well- improvement of Welsh miners'
High Holidays
known American musicians who welfare, Miss Moffat inspires one Lesser's Lodge is making special
student to climb from her clap- arrangements for celebrations for
Challenge Censorship
The Northwest Hebrew Con- will select the three winning com-
board schoolroom to the coveted week-end guests. An especially
positions
for
the
international
gregation and Center has made
Of Maidanek Film
spires of Oxford University.
large week-end celebration is
arrangements for the holding of cash prizes offered by Henry H.
The legality of the censorship the high holiday services in the Reichhold, president of the De-
planned for over Labor Day.
imposed upon the documentary at- Bagley School, it was stated by troit Symphony Orchestra, and
PALMS STATE—Ernie Pyle's Services are held Friday evenings.
rocity film "Maidanek" by Lt. Alex Moss, president of the Syna- sponsor of the contest.
"Story of G. I. Joe," Hollywood's Last Friday evening in addition
Charles Snyder of the Detroit Po- gogue. A committee has obtained
The other members of the in- first picture to glorify the plain to the service a Sholem Alechem
lice Department, was challenged an outstanding Rabbi and an ex- ternational jury are Karl Krueg- American infantry soldier, with Masquerade Biblical show was
at an uncensored showing of the cellent Cantor, and the congre- er, conductor of the Detroit Sym- Burgess Meredith in the role of held and on Saturday evening
film under the auspices of the gation will conduct its services phony Orchestra; Dr. Eric Dela- Pulitzer prize-winner Pyle, holds the play "Two Brothers" was
Civil Rights Federation.
on the 'same high plane as it did marter, composer and conductor; over at the Palms State Theater. staged.
Max Brodin, social director,
Herbert Elwell, music critic of
The portion censored was that last year.
and Zelda Zlatin, his assistant,
the Cleveland Plain Dealer; Dr.
showing the execution of Nazi SS
The congregation continues to
Entertain
Inmates
have arranged a program for ev-
Officers, who had been tried and hold its Friday evening and Sab- Howard Hanson, composer and
At Lapeer Picnic
ery Saturday evening. This pro-
convicted for directing and Par - bath morning services at the Bag- director of the Eastman School
The Jewish inmates at the La- gram consists of a musical and
of Music; Donald M. Swarthout,
ticipating in the atrocities.
ley School, at Roselawn and Cur-
dean of the Fine Arts School of peer State Home and Training cultural evening and is conducted
Jack Raskin, Executive Secre- tis. For information as to holiday
School were entertained at a pic-
tary of the Civil Rights Federa- or other services, contact Alex the University of Kansas, and nic July 31. Hostesses were Mrs. with the cooperation of talent
Alfred
Wallenstein,
musical
di-
from the guests of the Lodge.
tion, stated:
Y., and
Moss, pres., Un. 1-4637; Max
Reservations are now being
rector of the Los Angeles Phil- J. Gross, Brooklyn, N.
Mrs. H. Goldfarb, Hotel Detroit- taken for August and September.
"We believe that it is impor- Goldsmith, vice-pres., UN. 3-4532, harmonic Orchestra.
tant for as many people in the or Meyer R. Rubin, sec'y, Un.
The final entry date for the er and Louis Gerson, Toledo. Rab- Call University 1-6172.
community as possible to see the 1-3170.
submission of manuscripts is bi Herman Rosenwasser, of the
film. The full record of Nazi at-
Flowers for all occasions-
March 1, 1946. Official entry Downtown Synagogue, is making
weekly visits to this institution. Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6622
rocities Mould not be kept from
!
blanks
may
be
obtained
by
writ-
the people. Nor should the final Refugees Seek
ti
ing to the Reichhold Music Award
act of justice administered by one Detroit Relatives
! Committee, 30 Rockefeller Plaza,
of the United Nations to those
Dr. Toni Neuberg of Basel, New York.
ound guilty of these atrocities, Switzerland, is trying to locate
e deleted."
his uncle, Mr. Newberg, music
teacher, native of Tarnow, Po- 15,000 Bavarian Jews
The Northwest Hebrew
land.
1,000 Refugees
Charge Lack of Aid
Congregation and Center
Lola Ianchelevici nee Goldman
GENEVA (Palcor) — Accord-
Bound for Palestine
and husband Benjamin of Buchar-
WILL HOLD SERVICES FOR THE
LONDON (Palcor) — About est, are trying to locate Mr. D. ing to a report received in Gen-
1,000 persons with Palestine cer- Siegil, formerly of 506 Mt. Veh- eva there are still 15,000 Jews,
from all European countries, in
tificates, including 700 of those non, Detroit.
HIGH HOLIDAYS
Bavaria. They complain bitterly
admitted from the former There-
Lola Pajzicher from Jerodov ' that three months after libera-
sienstadt ghetto and the Bergen-
Poland, is seeking Rebecca Aron- tion, they have received practi-
Belsen concentration camp will
owitz, who operated a candy cally no help from the outside
leave Switzerland for Palestine,
AT THE BAGLEY SCHOOL
world, including overseas Jewish
via Marseilles, probably on Aug. store.
12,
A cable from the Bialystok relief organizations. The over-
CURTIS and ROSELAWN
t whelming majority are looking
About
175 Hungarian Jews of the Jewish Committee informs tha
Ber
forward to being transferred to
Roclid
Soze
and
Emma
Lalman
FOR
INFORMATION, CONTACT
S gen-Belsen group have left are alive.
Palestine as soon as possible..
Pres.—UN
1.4637 Max Goldsmith, V-Pres.—UN 3.4532
witzerland in cars, via Austria,
Alex Moss,
For more information, call Mr.
Meyer R. Rubin, Secy.—UN 1.3170
headed for Hungary. Another
Dr. Schwartz has resumed his
group of 260 Czech Jews will Wineman, Tr. 2-4080, Jewish So-
practice of internal medicine.
shortly leave for Prague.
cial Service Bureau.
Sybil and Royal Marks, guests
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hirschman
at the St. Regis Hotel, are spend-
ing several weeks in New York. and their daughter, Mrs. Sam
Gross and infant daughter are
Mrs. William Sloman and her vacationing in Frankfort, Mich.
daughters Susan and Carol are
spending the summer in. Frank-
Isidore Starr, I. Ernest Sachs,
Sidney Sidder and Meyer Minkin
fort, Mich.
have left on the S.S. No•onic, for
Sgt. Arthur Hessler has re- Duluth, Minnesota, from where
turned from 31 months overseas they will motor to The Lake of
service and is spending his 30- the Woods, Canada for a camp-
day furlough with his parents ing and fishing stay, and then
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hessler of Chi- will return to this city by boat
cago Blvd.
on August 31st.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ROSH HASHONAH and YOM KIPPUR
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