Friday, October

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Chachmey Lublin Poale Zion No.
Elects Officers
Officers Elected;
Election of officers was held
Installation Oct. 14 at the first meeting of the season

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At a meeting last week of the
Yeshivah Chachmey Lublin, the
following were elected: Y.Lachar,
honorary president; J. Silverman,
president; D. Edelman, vice pres-
ident; H. Stolsky, secretary; I.
Schwartz, treasurer, and I. Sos-
nick,, chairman of the board. In-

of Poale Zion-Zeire Zion, Branch
No. 2, Oct. 6. Following are the
new officers: Ben Z. Freeman,
president; Aaron Kutnick, vice
president; Abraham Freedman,
corresponding secretary; M r s .
Morris Levine, recording secre-
tary and M. Labiner, treasurer.
The Branch voted to send a
telegram to President Truman
thanking him for his efforts in
behalf of Jewish immigration to
Palestine.
Plans are being made to launch
a campaign to secure 100 new
members for this branch of La-
bor Zionism. As one of the fea-
tures of this campaign, a public
meeting will be held, with the
guest – speaker, Dr. S. Sokol, as-
sistant secretary of the national
Poale Zion-Zeire Zion Central
Committee.

Bnai Abraham
Synagogue To Be
Erected in 1946

RABBI R. NOTOLOVITZ

stallation of officers will take
place at the supper this Sunday.
Classes in the Yeshivah are
alreridy • in session. Rabbi M.
Rothenberg, dean, instructs the
advanced class. Rabbi Jaffe, who
arrived recently will instruct a
clasS in, the Yeshivah. Rabbi J.
Ungar and Rabbi Rine were add-
ed to the staff of the Mechinah,
because of the increased number
of students.
An anniversary memorial in
honor of the late Rabbi M. Sha-
piro, founder and dean of Yeshi-
vath. Chachmey Lublin of• Poland,
will take place at 5 p.m., Sun-
day, in the Yeshivah building,
Linwood and Elmhurst.
Gaon Rabbi R. Notolovitz, of
New York, will be guest speaker.
A supper will be given by the
Ladies' Auxiliary.

Archie Greenberg
To Install JWV
Officers Here

D troit Post 135 and Ladies
Auxiliary of the Jewish War Vet-
erans of the U. S. will hold joint
installation of officers Monday,
at 8:30 p. m. Oct. 22, at Assem-
bly hall, 8212 Twelfth St. A gala
affair has been planned with en-
tertainment. and refreshments.
Archie Greenberg of New York,
national commander of the Jew-
ish War Veterans, will be the
principal speaker.
Harry Madison, commander of
the Dept, of Michigan, will in-
stall the Post and will be master
of ceremonies. Birdie Rosenberg,
state Dept. President, will install
the Auxiliary.
The following officers will be
installed by the Post:
Mayer D. Stein, commander;
David Kay, senior vice president;
Max Rubins, junior vice presi-
dent; Louis Weingarden, quarter
master ; Harry Liebsen, adjutant,
and all 'other elected officers.

Ladies Auxiliary: Esther Ten-
zer, president; Yetta Sterns, se-
nior vice president; Lillian Sacks,
junior vice president; Hattie Co-
hen, chaplain; Belle Bercowitz,
treasurer; Rose Kay, guard and
Lillian Morris, Beatrice Madison,
Johanna Goldman, trustees.
Harry Israel has been appoint-
ed entertainment chairman for
this affair.
All posts have been invited.

Gilbert - Sullivan
Program Oct. 17
At Shaarey Zedek

Shaarey Zedek Men's Club will
present J. Charles Gilbert in a
Gilbert and Sullivan program at
8:30 p. m. Wednesday in the
Shaarey Zedek Social Ilall.
Mr. Gilbert is an actor, singer,
theatrical producer, and lecturer
who began his varied career as
a member of the faculty of
Northwestern University where
he taught romance languages and
lectured on the literature of song-
rest operatic repertoire.

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Shoe Men to Honor
Nathan Hack, Oct. 17

In recognition of his service::
to the shoe industry, Nathan
Hack, founder of the Hack Shoe
Company, will be honored at a
"Nathan Hack Night" on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 17 in the Michigan '"
Room of the Hotel Statler.
Mr. Hack is taking a leave (}f
absence from his duties as wlitor
of "Foot Steps", the official pub-
lication of the Michigan Retail
Shoe Dealers Association.
The dinner party is given by
the two Shoe Dealers AsTria-
dons and by the Shoe Travelers
Club of Michigan.

Kvutzah Ivrith to Hear
Menachem Ribalow

Menachem Ribalow, editor of
the Hebrew weekly "Iladoar",
will speak in Hebrew, on Mieday
evening, Oct. 15, for the K•u-
tzah Ivrith, the Hebrew Cultural
Group of Detroit. The place is
the Rose Sittig Cohen Building,
13226 Lawton Ave.

New officers have been elected
by Congregation Ahvath Achim
Bnai Abraham, which for many
years was located on Delmar Ave.
The officers who will complete
the erection of a new building at
Dexter and Tyler Ayes., are as
follows:
President, Isadore Leeman; vice,
president, Harry Eskin; financial
secretary, Lew Tessler; recording
secretary, Albert Burke and treas-
urer, Max Bachman. Trustees: P.
Chodoroff, Abe Cherrin, Archie
Cherrin, A. Milowsky, C. Freed-
man, M. Eidelman, Meyer Lebo-
witz, D. Rosenbaum and J. Spie-
gelman.
The new building for this Con-
gregation which will be completed
in 1946, will be an outstanding
modern synagogue and a credit
to the Jewish community.

Bnai David Men
Weiner Roast Oct. 20

Mrs. Van Auken
To Speak at Center

Men's Club of Congregation
Bnai David will hold its annual
weinie roast on Saturday evening,
Oct.. 201 at Palmer Park. Joseph
Tenenberg, chairman of this af-
fair together with his co-chair-
man, Harry Warsh and Edward
Kreske are planning the program.
Scoutmaster Irkvin Ratner of
Troop 135,. sponsored by the
Men's Club;'-reports that during
their paper salvage drive Sun-,
day, Oct. 7, the Boy Scouts col-
lected approximately 22,000 lbs.
of paper, proceeds for which will
go to the Red Cross and War
Chest drives.
Melvin Barnett - of Troop 135
was successful in the audition of
Frankie Carle's Band playing at
the Michigan Theater.
The Men's Club and the Sis-
terhood are planning a New Year
party. •

"Politics are Fashionable," will
be the theme of the evening tea
to be held at the Jewish Com-
munity Center in Butzel Hall, on
Tuesday, Oct. 16. Main speaker
will be Mrs. Clara Van Auken.
Guests of honor will be wives of
candidates running for office.
It is co-sponsored by Detroit
Social Legislative Group, G.I.
Aides, and Women's Literary
Club.

OTHODOX YOUTH TO MEET
,NEW YORK — Speedy action
to rescue the uprooted Jews in
liberated concentration camps in
Europe will be the keynote of the
23rd national convention of the
Agudath Israel Youth Council of
America, the national orthodox
youth organization, which will be
held on Oct. 20 and 21 in New
York City.

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Montefiore Lodge
Plans Game Party

Montefiore Lodge No. 12 has
completed plans for a games par-
ty, Nov. 7, in the Crystal ball-
room of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
All proceeds from this affair will
be used to send a group of needy
children to camp next summer.
The public is invited to attend.

Temple Israel Men
To Sponsor Cub Pack

The Men's Club of Temple Is-
rael is sponsoring a Cub Pack.
Dr. J. M. Goldsmith is chair-
man of the Scout Committee, aid-
ed by Ben Bagdade, Leo Mandell
and Claude Grasgreen.
The committee also seeks the
cooperation of mothers to act as
Den Mothers.

SERVICE CLUB PLANS
CARD PARTY OCT. 25
Detroit Women's Service Club
is giving a card party on Thurs-
day, Oct. 25, at Lachar's Hall,
8939 Twelfth. For tickets, call
Mrs. Florence Golding, Townsend
6-3740. Proceeds of the affair go
to war relief.

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what they want. They come into the
shop with their minds pretty
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much interest in the electric water
heater. They know they want con-
venience—which means having hot water always on tap.
They know they want hot water all around the clock
—washing, baths, cooking, dishwashing, scrubbing, laundry
and many other household needs. They know they want
their families to have the best. That's why they want elec-
tric water heating—dependable and trouble-free . . . com-
pletely clean. I'm always happy to tell them about electric
water heaters and about Edison's special low rate for water
heaters that reduces the cost to only a few cents a day .
I'll be still happier when I'll have enough heaters to fill
all orders. We don't have enough now to go around, but
we do get a few from time to time and are taking care of
orders just as fast as we can."

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