Friday, September 21, 1945

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Center Mothers Plan
Succoth Celebration

The annual Succoth's celebra-
tion of the Council of Mothers'
Clubs will take place at 8:30
P.m Wednesday, Sept. 26, at the
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook.
In addition to the musical and
dramatic program, Mrs. Herschel
V. Kreger of the Detroit Chapter
of the National Council of Jew-
ish Women will speak.
Admission is free and the pub-
lic is invited.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Pa e Seven

Home Relief Hear
1600 Communities
Red Cross Speakers BarMitnall I Launch Fund Drive

Talker's Club
Opens Season Oct. 6

Mr. and Mrs. Abbe A. Levi an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Charles Sigmund on Satur-'
day morning, September 22, at
nine o'clock at Congregation Mog-
ain Abraham, Dexter Blvd. at
Cortland. At home Sunday eve-
ning, Sept. 23 from 9 until 11
o'clock.

NEW YORK — Jewish com-
munities throughout the nation
are preparing for the greatest
drives in their history in behalf
of the United Jewish Appeal for
Refugees, Overseas Needs and
Palestine. More than 1,600 com-
munities are conducting Fall cam-
paigns.
Expenditures and appropria-
tions of both the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee and the United
Palestine Appeal at the present
time are at their highest mark
since the advent of the Nazi re-
gime. Increased quotas have been
adopted by all the communities.
The keynote for the postwar
reconstruction effort was sounded
last week in Boston as the com-
munity embarked on a campaign
to raise $3,000,000. Addressing
the Boston Keynote Dinner, Rab-
bi Joshua L. Liebman declared
that now that World War II is
over, the Jews of the United
States face the challenge of "un-
doing Hitler's work" or finishing
his job of destruction.

The Talker's Club of the Cen-
ter will hold its first meeting of
the season at 8:30 p.m., Oct. 6.
The Club membership will be
limited so that each member will
have equal opportunity to im-
prove. The club again will he
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan II. Schol-
lead by Ed. F. Emerick who has
nick of 18983 Parkside Avenue
conducted the group through its
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
four years growth. The class
their son, Ivan M., on Saturday
gives training in public speaking.
morning, Sept. 22, at Congrega-
The social end of the group has
tion Shaarey Zedek at 9:30 a.m.
not been neglected and the mem-
Reception will be held at home
bers enjoy the many social events
at 8:00 p.m. No cards.
planned.
The group is conducted both
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Golman, of
3049 Glendale Ave., announce
"Personality Problem in Psy- for men and women and there is
the Bar Mitzvah of their son,
chiatry" will be the subject of no age limit.
, Alvin Seymor, on Saturday morn-
the next meeting of the Business
MRS. MAXWELL EMMER
ing, Sept. 29, at Congregation
'and Professional Discussion Group
Home Relief Society will hold Bnai David. At home Sunday eve-
on Wednesday, Sept. 26. Dr. Sol
its first meeting of the season at ning from 7 to 12. No cards.
C. Grossman will speak.
The Business and Professional
the home of Mrs. Irving H. Small,
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Schol-
Discussion Group meets at the
The opening meeting for this president, 1570 W. Seven Mile
Jewish Community Center, Wood- season of the Young Women's Road on Monday, Sept. 24th. Des- nick of 18983 Parkside Avenue,
ward at Holbrook, every Wed- Study Club will be in the form sert luncheon at 12:30 will pre- announce the Bar Mitzvah of
' their son, Ivan M., on Saturday
nesday at 9:00 p.m. The public of a Get-Acquainted Party, at the cede the meeting.
is invited.
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
Mrs. Maxwell Emmer, chair- I morning, Sept. 22, at Congrega-
ward at Holbrook at 1:30 Tues- man of the War Service Commit- ' tion Shaarey Zedek at 9:30 a.m.
day afternoon.
tee announces that speakers from Reception will be held at home
Capt. Melvin S. Sands, a chap-
This year the group will fea- the Camp and Hospital Service of at 8:00 p.m. No cards.
lain with the U. S. Army Air
ture a survey of the Bible in me- the American Red Cross will ad-
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip E. Stein, Forces in the Burma-India area
mory of Mrs. Bertha Hendin, a dress the meeting. Mrs. Small will
former president.
be assisted by Mrs. Peter A. Mil- of Boston Blvd announce the has been awarded the Bronze
Young mothers who are inter- ler, Mrs. Ben Rudin, Mrs. Arthur Bar Mitzvah of their son, Robert Star. He has been a chaplain for
For the convenience of mem-
bers and guests of the Jewish ested in social and cultural de- Gilbert, Mrs. Maurice Garlik and M., Friday evening, Sept. 28, at two and a half years and is ex-
Community Center, the Jewish velopments are invited to join Mrs. Julius Englander as hostess- Temple Israel. Services will take pected home on furlough soon.
place at 8 p.m. in the Lecture
Capt. Sands is the son of Mr.
ocational Service has established this group. Pre-school children es.
an Evening Extension Office ire entertained in the "oyery"
At the board meeting held at Hall of the Detroit Institute of and Mrs. Jack Sands, 866 Iro-
Arts. No cards.
quois. He graduated from Cen-
which is located in room 201 of while the group is in session.
the Jewish Community Center
tral High and Temple Beth El
the Center.
Sept. 13 plans were discussed by
Religious School. He studied at
This office will be open on
Mrs. Adolph Deutch, ways and
Wayne University, the University
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs-
means chairman and her commit-
of Cincinnati and Hebrew Union
day from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m., and
tees for the annual fund raising
College where he was ordained
will be in charge of a member of
affair—a luncheon—fashion re-
rabbi. He also attended the grad-
Tech, 3/g Bennett Fenberg,
the Jewish Vocational Service
view to be held at the Book-Cad-
photographer in the Army Signal uate school of Applied Religion,
staff. All Center constituents are
illac Hotel, Nov. 8.
The first open meeting of this
invited to use this office for as-
Mrs. Chas. Bassey, 4309 Glen- Corps, has been awarded the Cincinnati. He was the rabbi of a
sistance in getting jobs, planning season of the League of Jewish dale, has been appointed financial Bronze Star for heroic achieve- congregation at Bloomington, Ill.,
careers, and planning for school- Women's Organizations will be secretary for the balance of the ment on April 18 in Nurnburg, when he joined the army.
ing and training. No fees are held at 1 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 1 term succeeding Mrs. Ben Cohn. Germany. He voluntarily accom-
panied an advanced patrol of in-
charged.
at the Jewish Community Center.
fantry as they attacked the bit-
The main offices of the Jewish A dessert luncheon will be
TRUE SISTERS JOINS
terly defended city. In the face
Vocational Service are at 320 W. served.
WELFARE BOARD
of heavy enemy fire he photo-
Lafayette Blvd., Cadillac 8570.
Mrs. Douglas Brown, president,
NEW YORK — The Trade Un-
NEW YORK — Affiliation of graphed the complete action of ion Committee for Jewish Unity
invites all women who are mem- the United Order of True Sisters the patrol, the citation states.
bers of organizations affiliated with the National Jewish Welfare
Fenberg enlisted in the army has launched a campaign in the
with the League to attend this Board was announced by Mrs. soon after graduating from the AFL and CIO to secure further
support from these labor organi-
function.
Alfred R. Bachrach, chairman of University of Wayne, and has
This first general meeting is the JWB Women's Division.
served as a combat photographer zations for the abrogation of the
Palestine White Paper which bars
Declaring that America must designated as a "Know Your
The True Sisters is the 38th in Africa, Sicily, Italy, France Jews from entering Palestine.
assume its "responsibility toward Neighbor" meeting. At this time, national affiliate of JWB. A na- and Germany.
The communication pointed out
providing Europe with necessary each member organization of the tionwide women's fraternal group
food, although knowing full well League will have exhibits illus- the order takes active part in PILLAGE HEBREW SCHOOL that the election of a Labor Gov-
ernment in Britain presented a
that it would mean prolongation trating the work carried on by community social work, Mrs.
NEWBURGH (WNS) — The splendid opportunity for the re-
of rationing at home," Mrs. Jo- their organizations.
Bachrach said.
virtual destruction of the interior alization of these resolutions.
It
seph M. Welt, president of the
of the Newburgh Jewish Com-
Mrs. Robert Lewiston is pro-
suggested that the AFL and CIO
National Council of Jewish Wo- gram. chairman. Mrs. Samuel L. MISS DE YOUNG TEACHES
munity Center school by vandals
unions ask their British counter-
men, urged President Truman, in Danto, Mrs. Jesse Rosen and Mrs.
during. Rosh Hashonah was under
parts and the British Trades Un-
MODERN
MUSIC
CLASS
a letter, to "allocate enough food
investigation by police. Damage
Laurette DeYoung announces a was estimated at more than two ion Congress to request the Brit-
during this fourth quarter to re- Sol Dann are in charge of the
ish Labor Government to rescind
Master Class in modern music for thousand dollars.
lieve the present emergency exhibits.
the White Paper.
abroad."
teachers and advanced piano stu-
dents. The course will include
Pointing out that "we Ameri-
PERMIT YIDDISH
methods of teaching as well as
WAYNE REAPPOINTS
cans are eating incomparably bet-
RIO
DE JANEIRO (WNS) —
the arranging and improvising of
ter than the people in Europe,"
DR. W. A. GOLDBERG
With
the
lifting
by
the
Brazilian
NEW YORK, — The Pioneer currently popular pieces and semi
the letter urged that rationing of
Dr. W. A. Goldberg, director,
Government
of
the
wartime
ban
"foods needed for relief be con- Women's Organization sent $275,- classics. Miss DeYoung was a against foreign languages, the counselling service, has been re-
tniued where necessary to pro- 000 to the Working Women's student of Herman Wasserman, Jews of this country can now use appointed special instructor in so-
vide for overseas shipments."
Council, its sister organization in teacher of the late George Gersh-
Yiddish for correspondence pur- ciology at Wayne University,
Mrs. Welt declared: "The Na- Palestine, during the last fiscal win. For further information, call poses abroad. The publication of teaching courses in parole and
tional Council of Jewish Women year. The organization has over- Tyler 7-1610.
Yiddish - language newspapers is probhtion and social statistics for
wishe s to express its deeply felt subscribed its quota.
the first semester.
still prohibited.
The
Pioneer
Women's
Organi-
conviciion that America must do
JEWISH JUNIORS
all in its power to feed the lib- zation has cabled $40,000 to the
erated peoples of Europe. Our Jewish Agency in Jerusalem as a PLAN OUTING SUNDAY
The National Council of Jew-
65,000 members are acutely New Year's Gift for the rehabi-
aware the men, women and chil- litation of Jewish children in ish Juniors are launching their
dren of Europe face a bitter and Palestine through the organiza- season with an all-day outing to
hungr y winter."
be held this Sunday at the cot-
tion's Child Rescue Fund.
The Child Rescue Fund of the tage of Gertrude Stulberg at Fox
Pioneer Women's Organization Lake. Reservations are being ta-
has thus far been instrumental in ken by Blume Nagler, chairman,
rehabilitating over one thousand Hogarth 7010.
Heb rew Ladies Aid Society will children brought to Palestine
To Sept. 29th,
hold a card party at 7:30 p.m., from European and Middle East- WOODWARD JWEWO
1945 Inclusive
ern
countries.
Tuesday, Sept. 25, in the Dexter-
TO MEET TUESDAY
' Lawrence Auditorium. Mrs. Leo
The North Woodward Branch
ODD LOTS
Gantz is chairman.
of the Jewish Women European
The annual donor event will
WOMEN'S
Welfare Organization will meet
be held Nov. 19. Mrs. Fay Free-
HIGHER PRICED
at the home of Mrs. A. Kurz-
LONDCN.—The Chief Rabbi's
man is general chairman; Mrs.
mann, 3287 Cortland Ave., at
SHOES
Elfrola Greenwald, pledge chair- Religious Emergency Council of 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 25.
REDUCED
TO
man; Mrs. Pauline Schiff, year Britain announced it would send
Plans are being formulated for
book chairman; Mrs. Eleanor Ehi- three mobile synagogue ambu-
enwald, secretary of donor affair. lances to Poland and that the a Victory Installation luncheon
Captains are: Mesdames Helen first loaded aboard a boat for to be held at the Book-Cadillac
Auslander, Matilda Kepes, Rose Poland on Sept. 14. It is the first Hotel on Tuesday noon, Oct. 23.
Uray, Helen Leibson, Esther En- Jewish relief supply to go direct Mrs. Ed. Schwartz is chairman,
gel, Theresa Miller, Grace Dia- to Poland and contains twelve and Mrs. S. Solomon, co-chair-
, mon d
tons of food, clothing and re- man. For reservations, call Mrs.
lick, . Mrs. Weintraub, Ida Yol-
E. Weissman, president, Town-
Ilermina Simkowitz, Belle ligious requisites.
A delegate from the Council send 8-2058.
Wasserman, Sadie Auslander, Gi-
8950 TWELFTH ST. — TRINITY 2.4727
zella Rothenberg, Rose Goldman, who will carry out a relief mis-
Open
9
to 6 P.M. — Sat. 9 to 9 P.M. — Sun. 9 to 3 P.M.
Rose Hersh, Frances Shapiro,1 sion in Poland is traveling with
Flowers for ail occasions-
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6622
Rena Gantz and Rose Kuhn.
the vehicle.
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Personality Problem,
Topic at Center

Women's Study
Club Party Sept. 25

Chaplain Sands
Wins Decoration

Vocational Service
Opens Office at
Community Center

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Women's Groups
To Display Work
At Meeting Oct.

Bennett Fenberg
Wins Bronze Star

AFL, CIO Asked
,To Aid Palestine

Mrs. Welt Urges
Truman to Send
Food Abroad

Pioneer Women Send
$275,000 to Palestine

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0. P. A. RELEASE

RATION
FREE

Hebrew Ladies Aid
III Card Party Tuesday

Mobile Synagogues
Sent to Poland

$350

DAVIS 8 HALPERIN

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