Friday, November 16, 1945
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Neugarten Activities
Bnai Brith Pisgah Lodge No. 34 Bowling
League-Standings and Averages
Mrs. Charles H. Adler, presi-
dent of the Neugarten Medical
Aid, will be hostess at a brunch
on Monday, Nov. 19, at her home
at 2790 Oakman Blvd., to the
members of the 12th Annual
Luncheon committee. The co-
hostesses will be the past presi-
dents: Mrs. Emil Eckhouse, Mrs.
Samuel Blaecher, Mrs. Morton
Snyder and Mrs. Martin Krauss.
BLUE DIVISION
HED DIVISION
Total Pls.
Total Ns.
26
26
25 Victory
21
25 National Hospital
23
24 National Monthly
23
23 Light
2 9
21 A Z A
21
19 Levi Memorial
20
19 Vocational Guidance
19
16 Cleveland Orphan Home
16 Eine' genc• Relief
16
13 Soelal Service
14
13 Harmony
14
Truth
Individual High Averages
I nd i vidua l Hig h Averages
19 1
J. Korn
177 .1. schwartzunin
158
L. Lunsky
175 It. Hoffman
157
S. Friedman
173 N. Cohen
111
M. Egren
173
152
M. Linden
I. I:ardner
150
A. Glassman
150
High Team Single C
V. Bloomfield
1027
Equality
Brotherly Love
Greater Detroit Council
Unity
Americanism
Equality
Grand Lodge
Refugee Ald
Benevolence
Peace
Liberty
Auxiliaries
Supreme Lodge
Mrs. Harvey Rothstein, Un.
3-6195, rummage chairman, has
available rummage still open.
Tickets for the Annual Luncheon
to be held Dec. 4 at the Book-
Cadillac may be obtained from
luncheon chairman Mrs. Morton
Jacobs, To. 8-5010, or luncheon
treasurer Mrs. Morris Roth, To.
8-3167.
High Tram Single Game
High Team 3 Game
2816
Equality
1119
A Z A
High Team 3 (lame
High Single Game
630
Egren
Weekly 200 Games
S. Friedman
P. Stein
II. Symons
R. Itaimi
J. Rodman
175
166
161
157
171
Liberty
Lunsky
Myers
T. Mit tletlorf
NI. Fleisher
S. II olierman
C.
S. Erlich
It. Hoffman
L. Schwartz
L. censer
J. %Verner
II. Salter
J. Torch
A. Ch el ow
Auxiliaries
149
It. Schwartz
155
S. WIllens
161
A. Zussmati
152
I. Kaufman
M. Rosenbaum 149
Unity
Peace
A. Minks
B. Tubes
J. Levin
M. Klayman
J. Korn
168
160
157
155
168
171
163
A. Mare
S. Krause
S. Kaplan
A. Llpin
I. panto
147
155
Equality
Brotherly Love
S. Gurwin
II. SR pet stein
S. Denim
B. Cants
S. Weisberg
M. Egren
169
L. limber
172
R. Tisdale
165
156 II. Zimmerman
J. Bloom
142
Americanism
D. Vilick
S. Lutz
W. Sliver
E. 'Weiner
1). Penner
157
162
157
167
156
'rand Lodge
M. Horwood
NI, Linden
L. Grant
P. Mann
31. Rosenthal
167
173
161
152
153
Refugee Aid
M. Miller
1M. Olshansky
It. Selling
W. Stark
panto
V. Bloomfield
11, Berlin
S. Levine
II. Millet
J. Gunsberg
11. Layne
Weekly 200 Games
S. Epstein
A. Oslik
Individual Averages
Dar Service
31. Surath
A. Posen
A. Feldman
Freedom
M. Weinstein
M. Berke
B. Leaman
I. Reiter
W. Oshinsky
i;
Wider Scope
J. Ear bal
S. Pernikoit
H. Bean
J. Meskin
A. Lovinger
130
147
140
158
154
141
144
144
141
150
144
160
142
M. Heller
II. Levy
135
141
140
141
122
25
23
2
21
21
20
20
19
19
17
17
16
I.. Rosenthal
S. Litt
S. Linde
V. Lawson
J. Bello
Honour
A. Egren
M. Rosen
S. Bassin
S. Yolles
I tworin
Nlich. Council
M. Salter
J.
4. Bonds form a reserve for future repairs
151
110
150
118
148
1. They pay for the care and cure of our
wounded . . . supply the finest of medical
aid. They help to bring our boys back home
... to pay for all the colossal cost of Victory.
5. They hold dollars in store to pay for our
S (6
2. Held by millions of Americans, Victory
Bonds will provide a solid reserve of buying
power to assure steady jobs for veterans.
6. E Bonds return $4 at
3. Buying Bonds rather than scarce goods
helps keep the lid on prices ... prevents in-
flation and its follow-up of depression.
7. They give security to
2221
II. Zaft
II. Appel
S. Seder
C. Gersten
Goodwill
F. Gerson
M. Helper
.1. Cohen
M. Altman
S. Krinsky
518
518
E. Good
A. Got don
Weekly 200 Games
S. Layne
F. Itemer
1. Margolis
W. LI t e
150 J. Mehr
149
156 Liberation
Inter Fait It
137
135
142
129
115
L. Wasserman
11. Stein
II. Moos
J. Finegold
K. Gerber
L. Pollak
A. Gordon
.1. Liebowitz
J. Hot sand
A. Wall
S. Markowitz
A. Schultz
I. K utlnsky
I. Kolodney
L. Celfetz
L. Green
II. Bolgan
J. b•mpert
I. Silk
D. Farkas
Welfare
145
154
175
135
151
151
162
151
152
142
Red Cross
NI. Benson
.1. Olen
95
142
144
Civilian Defense
150
II. Podden
L. Rogevein
I. Sherman
I. Weinstein
J. Pleasant
Democracy
If. Kaufman
135
150
131
131
113
126
141
138
119
132
Four Freedoms
124
111
136
136
115
American Way
130
125
.1. Schultz
S. Rosen
155 J. Goldin
117 M. Itaznick
150
131
143
135
119
109
S. Gold
F. Shook
L. Zumberg
maturity for every $3 you
invest.
enjoy later years with
peace of mind.
MAKE VICTORY SECURE!
ACACIA FLORISTS
10431 E. Jefferson - LE. 5029
Harry Feldman
Bill of Rights
140
G. Rapaport
136 J. Ilershenson 124
153
154 E. Good
133
155 A. Silver
118
145 I. Pleasant
111
157
160
children's education . . . right on through
college.
VICTORY
LOAN
4
+1
rjj:
Sponsored By
Individual Averages
Hospitality
139
146
and replacements ... for modern buildings,
improved stock, better homes.
207
I damond
208
2112
National Defense
I51
Epstein
119
II. Solomon
J. Brilliant
M. Mittledorf
A. Corman
Iligh 3 Game Total
J.
Henry Monsky
151
M. Kuthisky
S. Epstein
It . Weiner
M. Schur
A. K ut Risky
213
01e11
601
150
157
You bet we're going
to buy more and bigger
bonds in the great
VICTORY LOAN!
"HERE'S WHY..."
High Single Game
111411 3 Game Total
duel Foundation
NI. Wasserman 145
150
1. Robinson
M. Smith
S. Klee
C. Edelstein
929 Hospitality
I. Robinson
134
Scherr
. Rubinstein 132
145
M. Garfield
Victory
High Team 3 (lame
226
destine Fund
154
.. Disk I n
162
ff. Layne
145
152
1:.1
110
133
145
S. Mann
M. Blumenthal 136
139
S. LtinskY
125
D. Staub
Schwartzman 158
Individual High Averages
High Single Game
142
142
('Iev. Orphan
129
145
143
150
137
Civilian Defense
Inter Falth
Welfare
lied Cross
Hospitality
American WaY
Four Freedonn4
LBW ration
11111 of Rights
Legal AId
Religious Liherty
I /4. MM . racy
2631
157
135
157
154
139
140
131
GREEN DIVISION
High Team 3 Game
P. Kantor
13. Berman
N. Lewis
Bruss
N. Cohen
31. Lober
J. Klein
J. Kraft
Rogevein
Stein
Pollen
175 NI. Weinberg
162 G. Rapaport
162
High Team Single Game
159
157
157 Hospitality
Goodwill
Just ice
H. Itaaniek
145
142
147
136
116
B.
High Team Single Game
Palestine Fund
149
139
133
132
M. Thomas
I. Kardner
J. Sarko
D. Holtzman
J. Parker
Total Pis.
24
24
23
22
22
21
21
21
20
15
14
S. Epst eltl
II. Solomon
II. Zaf t
S. Seder
153
149
153
148
A.Z.A. No. 34
1:.3
B. Jaffe
National Hospit al
170
160
158
153
160
M. Halpet
H. Layne
I) X Holtzman
IV. Wolfson
II. Apple
I). Mintz
139
Social Service
173
160
157
166
157
Individual High Averages
Anti Defamation
140
A. I lavis
J. m a ss
II. Horwitz
E. Got man
E. Weiss
11. Sax
•ocat lonal
172
167
A. Shapiro
C. Brownstein 156
157
A. Ross
153
L. Goldberg
Anti Defamation
Wider Scope
Goodwill
Freedom
Henry Monsky
Michigan Council
Justice
HMO Foundation
Palestine Fund
National Defense
Honour
War Service
110
140
122
143
138
31. Littky
S, Abele
C. Steinberg
J. Perlsteln
II. Littky
Benevolence
M. Gold
W H IT E D IV IS IO N
M. Goldhoff
S N. Epstein
\V. Goulding
M. Charmer
B. Gutman
National Monthly
A. Glassman
Si. Schiff
Ii. Miller
I. 1:opitz
D. Rosen
156
150
194
135
146
127
138
140
142
140
140
127
138
I lartnony
162
161
1:19
137
139
143
129
Eater. Relief
Tru t h
L. (lack
Supreme Lodge
M. Weingarden 140
B. Roggin
S. Felsot
II. Chaben
1. Perlman
Memorial
N. Gersuk
M. Wilson
B. Levey
It. Levitt
L. Gold
Levi
133
125
157
145
130
J. Faudem
177
166
158
152
156
Count Richard N. Coudenhove-
Kalergi, authority on European
affairs, scholar, author and lin-
guist, is the :,peaker at The De-
troit Town Hall at the Cass
Theater, Friday, Nov. 23, at 11
a.m.
We were smart to buy
plenty of bonds in every
loan, and..:
Individual Averages
Light
Individual Averages
Greater Detroit
TOWN HALL SPEAKER
222, 207
213
201
200
N. Cohen
J. sch wart z man
Edelstein
11. Stiller
9 29
223
212
206
206
205
203
202
201
L. Lunt+Icy
.1. Korn
S. Lutz
M. Horwood
M. Miller
S. Friedman
M. Linden
M. Gold
It. ltalml
The Ezra, Women's Division of
the Federation of Polish Jews,
met Tuesday, Nov. 6, at the home
of Mrs. H. Weinberg.
Pledges were brought in for
the donor luncheon, which will
take place Jan. 9, 1945, at Hotel
Statler.
Rabbi Glicksman, executive di-
rector of the Detroit Federation
of Polish Jews, was guest speaker.
200 Gaines
1Veekly
High 3 Game Total
M.
Ezra Women Plan
Luncheon, Jan. 9
2363
Harmony
250
M. Egren
HOME RELIEF MEETING
The regular meeting of the
Home Relief Society will be held
in the home of Mrs. Maurice Ga-
relik, 18503 Fairfield, Monday,
Nov. 26. Dessert luncheon at
1 o'clock will precede the gen-
eral meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Gilbert, Byron
Ave., was hostess at a dessert
luncheon in her home to the
Board members on Thursday,
Nov. 15. Reports given by Mrs.
Adolph Deutsch, ways and means
chairman; Mrs. Samuel Marks,
yearbook chairman, and Mrs.
Ralph Levy were received.
On Nov. 19 the members will
be hostesses at th Downtown
USO. Mrs. Wm. Gordon, chair-
man of USO activities, will be
in charge.
151
132
124
117
S. Rapaport
J. Milgroin
J. Sontag
It. Kaplan
N. Adllman
134
127
136
127
POI
Religious Liberty
133
I. Sicken
124
1. Diamond
A. Winer
II. Gellman
D. Galin
132
159
113
Legal Aid
137
122
136
125
117
105
I. aussin
138
A. Klal man
L. Gladstone 131
M. Weinberg 118
127
S. Greenhut
STAR FLORIST
FLORIST'S SERVICE CO.
Serving Your Local Florist
Livarnois and W. Chicago - HO. 696
HENRY FORSTER, Florist
101 FISHER BLDG.
ADAMS STANDARD SERVICE
5200 Beaubien - TE. 2.9552
ACME FLOWER SHOP
3936 Brush - TE. 2-9212
"Always Has and Always Will
PHYLLIS ALLEN, FLOWERS
8075 Grand River - TY. 6.1626
FRANCES FLOWER SHOP
Tuller Hotel - CA. 2904 - CA. 4142
JULIUS BLASE, FLOWERS
21430 Woodward
EL. 6275
BREITMEYER'S INC.
106 Witherell - CHerry 5380
CAMPUS FLORISTS
16959 Livernois Ave. - UN. 3-1700-1
KAY DANZER - Book-Cadillac Hotel
Open Till 9 - Flowers - Gifts - CA. 1992
Give You the Best"
LEONARD GARR FLOWERS
DUNN DRUGS
3252 Joy Road - TY. 5.2047
Penobscot Bldg.
Deliveries to All Parts of the
ATLAS SUPER SERVICE
9905 Broadstreet - NO. 9778
City
HOLZNAGLE'S FLOWERS
12132 Woodward - TO. 7-0090
EKELMAN DRUGS
585 Gratiot - CL. 0509
MARLOWE FLOWER SHOPPE
8918 Oakland - TO. 7.9898
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- r=7-
HALPERIN'S GOOD CLOTHES
8945 - 12th St. - TY. 4.3610
ROSE SHOP - Flowers
13501 Linwood, cor. Davidson
TO. 7-9177
A. PUPKO
9030 - 12th - TR. 2.7742