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SZ Men's Club to
Offer Concert Pianist

Sobeloff to Address
Regional Conference

Detroit New Zionists
Plan Mass Meeting

The New Zionist Organization
of Detroit is announcing an em-
ergency mass meeting to be held
Monday, Dec. 17, at 8 o'clock .n
the evening, in the social hall
of Bnai Moshe synagogue, Dex-
tr and Lawrence.
The purpose of the meeting is
to mobilize Jewry for resistance
to England's determination to
destroy our national hopes. Bri-
tain's conspiracy against the
Jewish people will be unmasked.
The proposed Anglo-American
Commission of Inquiry will be
exposed as the final blow aimed
at the destruction of the re-
maining Jews of Europe and a
vigorous demand will be voiced
that the Administration at Wash-
ington disassociate itself from
this latest trick of the British
imperialists. The previous de-
mand will be reiterated that the

November 23, 1945.

Friday,

Chronicle

Rabbi Sperka to Speak Returned Vet Takes
Over DMW
At Mizrachi Meeting

Sidney Deitch, a returned vet-
The Mizrachi organization of eran, has assumed management
Detroit will meet on Saturday
toe Detroit Monument Works.
evening, Nov. 24, at 8 p.m., at of
Deitch, a fi rst
Congregation Bnai Israel, Lin-
lieutenant
i n
wood at Buena Vista, to discuss
the army a ir
the present crisis in Zionism.
Rabbi Joshua M. Sperka. one
forces, has just
of the local Mizrachi leaders
returned from
and member of the board, will
four years of
a r my service,
lead the discussion on the ques-
two of which
tion, "What Is Our Task Now?"
were spent
overseas with
"Minorities Speak" Is
the troop car-
rier command
Subject of AJC
a 11 d included
"Minorities Speak" is the sub-
stays in Eng-
ject of the next membership
Sidney Deitch
France, Trini-
meeting planned by the Detroit
Rico.
Section of American Jewish dad and Puerto
Congress, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 28, at 8:30 p.m., in the Glazer Speaks at
Butzel Hall of the Jewish Com-
munity Center. The speakers of Temple Services
T"he Power of a Righteous
the evening will be A. Meyero-
witz, Director of Fa r ban d Minority — Some Modern
Schools; Charles A. Hill, of the Throughts on the Festival of
Mayor's Interracial Committee; Chanukah" will be the subject
Paul Boatin, Chairman of PAC, of Dr. B. Benedict Glazer's ser-
Ford Local 600; Thomas Dom- mon at the Sabbath Eve Serv-
browski, Editor of Polish week- ices of Temple Beth El on Fri-
ly, Glos Ludowy; and Alan N. day, Nov. 30, at 8:15.
Brown, of the Commission on
Law and Legislation of Amer-
City Approves Cong.
ican Jewish Congress.

Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
rector of the Detroit Jewish
Welfare Federation, will deliver
the opening address at the Re-
gional Conference of the Council
of Jewish Federations and Wel-
fare Funds which is being held
Saturday evening and Sunday,
Nov. 24 and 25 at the Deshler-
Wallick Hotel, Columbus, Ohio,
it was announced by Bernard
Pepinsky of Cincinnati, chairman
of the program committee. Jul-
ian H. Krolik, of Detroit, is
president of the East Central
Region.
The luncheon session sched-
uled for 12:45 p.m. on Sunday
will be devoted to a considera-
tion of the proposal for Na-
tional Advisory Budgeting sub-
mitted to the memb:r agencies
of the Council for decision at
the General Assembly to be held
in February, 1946. William J.
Shroder, Cincinnati, chairman of
the National Board of the Coun-
ABRAHAM CHASIN
cil, will present the proposal,
Under the auspices of the and Rabbi J. Marshall Taxay,
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club, Ab- of Akron, Ohio, will summarize
raham Chasin will present a the position of those in opposi-
prop am of piano music in the tion to its adoption. Mr. Krolik,
social hall at 8:30 Wednesday, as Regional President of the
Nov. 28. His selections will in- Council, will preside at this ses-
A.A. Building Setup
clude Fantasy in C minor by sion.
Mozart, Serious Variations by
JEWO Plan to
The approval by the City of
Mendelssohn, Six Preludes by
the new building plans of the
Hold
Donor
Lunch
himself, Sonatine by Ravel, Bnai David Celebrates
Congregation Ahvath Achim
Waltz in C sharp Minor, Im-
A srecial meeting of the Jew- Bnai Abraham, to be erected at
promptu in F sharp Major, Ma- Chanukah on Dec. 2
ish European Welfare Organi- Dexter and Tyler has necessi-
zurka, A Minor, Op. 67, and
zation was held at the home of tated a special meeting of the
The
Bnai
David
Religious
Scherzo, C sharp Minor, all by
Mrs. Ida Schultz on Wednesday, membership this coming Monday
JUDGE
PATRICK
H.
O'BRIEN
School will celebrate Chanukah
Nov. 14, to formulate plans for evening, Nov. 26, at the Rose
Chopin.
on Sunday, the third day of
the annual donor luncheon.
Sittig Cohen Bldg., Lawton and
100,000
homeless
Jews
in
Ger-
Chanukah, Dec. 2, at 11 a.m.,
The next meeting will be held Tyler Ave. Peter Chodoroff, the
many
be
forthwith
admitted
in-
Vets Entertain Patients in a program in which Rabbi to the Jewish homeland.
at the home of Mrs. Sonia Ep- chairman of the Building Com-
Sperka, Cantor Adler and rep-
stein, 11535 Byron on Tuesday,
On Saturday, Nov. 3, twenty- resentatives of various grades
The following prominent Nov. 27. Luncheon will be mittee will present information
regarding future plans. Social
five patients of the Percy Jones will participate and to which speakers will be among those
Committee Chairmen Charles
Hospital were guest s at the parents and members of the syn- who will address the meeting: served.
Chairman for the Patrons' Cottler and Meyer Lebowitz
Michigan - Minnesota football agogue are invited.
Hon. Patrick H. O'Brien, of Page
of the Donor is Mrs. Anna have arranged special refresh-
game. The Lt. Jack Winokur
The classes of the Religious the Wayne County Probate Goldberg, Townsend 8-4952.
to be served.
Post No. 268, World War II School held in Central High Bench; Dr. Joseph Schechtman, Anyone wishing to plant trees ments
JWV, sponsored this affair. The School will not meet in Central one time president of the New in the European Welfare Grove
men lunched at the Allenill on that Sunday; all children are Zionist Organization of Poland, is asked to call Mrs, Phil Gur-
Hotel prior to the game, and asked to come directly to the and now of New York, and B. vith, Townsend 5-5465.
were house guests at the Sigma synagogue on Elmhurst and Netanyahu, formerly editor of
the Jerusalem daily, "Hayarden,"
Delta Tau Sorority afterwards. Fourteenth Sts.
and at present executive direc- Aesculapian Luncheon
The Post announces that its
tor of the World New Zionist
"Nite at the Latin Quarter" is
Welcomes Newcomers
Organization.
Ernespie
Children's
to take place on Monday, Dec.
The Aesculapian Ladies Aux-
Other prominent local speak-
3. The night club has been tak- Aid Holds Shower
;ivy is sponsoring a member-
ers and musical talent will par-
ship dessert luncheon at the
en over by the group for that
The Ernespie Children's Aid ticipate in the program. The home of Mrs. Saul Tafler, 140
evening. Anyone wishing to at-
committee of arrangements is
held
a
food
and
clothing
shower
tend the affair should contact
headed by Messrs. Aaron M. Hazelwood Avenue.
The organization will welcome
Milton Beresh at Davison 7244. at the home of the secretary, Weisbrot, M. Manuel Merzon
Mrs. James Brindze, on Monday
new members and those who
and
Caspar
Boyarsky.
evening, Nov. 12. The women
wish to join are invited to at-
of this organization have been
tend the luncheon.
Winokur Auxiliary
mailing food and clothing to the S. E. Vehon Returns
The Aesculapian Ladies Aux-
destitute
Jewish
people
of
Eu-
Holds Installation
iliary distributes its money to
rope for the past 3 years. A To Advertising Post
the welfare of two children in
The Lt. Jack Winokur Aux., letter is sent out before each
Palestine, War Chest, Protective
CLOTHES
S. E. (Bud) Vehon has re- Civil Agency, War effort, USO,
No. 268, held its instition and package to the recipient of same,
installation Wednesday, Nov. 7. stating that a package is on the turned to Detroit advertising cir- a scholarship fund established in
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at the Jewish War Veterans way. These women have, in turn, cles, following his discharge -Wayne University for pharma-
received
many
I:tters
from
peo-
from
the
army,
and
is
now
a
headquarters, 8212 - 12th St.
cists and many other needy
I UPHOLSTERED
This is the first auxiliary or- ple in the European countries partner in the Bass, Luckoff & causes.
Wayburn
advertising
agency,
at
expressing
their
heartfelt
grati-
FURNITURE
ganized of World War 2 veterans
tude for the aid given them and 909 David Stott building.
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in Detroit.
the letters also state that each
Prior to his Army service,
Mrs. Birdie Rosenberg, State
package was received.
Vehon was general managel. of
I TACKED-DOWN
Dept. Pres. of the Ladies Aux.
Bass-Luckoff, Inc., for ten years.
of Mich., and Mrs. Lillian Fink,
CARPETS
For the past three years, he was
Poultry t4 Eggs
National Chief of Staff, and YWBCO To Hold
Cleaned right in your
stationed in the West Coast
other members of the auxiliaries
13918 LINWOOD
Headquarters of the Air Trans-
home, on the floor
were in charge of the installa- 7th Donor Luncheon
port Command.
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tion.
The Young Women's Bicur
Shoichet Always
Phone COltinitit ' a 4200
The following are the officers Cholem Organization Seventh
On Premises
of the new auxiliary: Ceil Ber- Annual Donor Luncheon will be
,4r1lettlre
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esh, president; Molly Winokur, held Dec. 5, at the Book Cad-
UNLIMITED PARKING
senior vice president; Sylvia illac. Funds raised will be used
FACILITIES
Lipson, junior vice president . for the purpose of aiding the
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Shirley Temmer, treasurer; Lau. nerdy sick. The program for the
Poultry Dressed and
ra Feldstein, corresponding sec- afternoon includes Mr. Edgar
retary; Ceil Winokur, recording A. Guest, speaker, Roberts' Fur
Cleaned
secretary; Diana Gordon, judge Style Show, Mrs. Rosina Betman
533 547 E. FOREST'AVE. i
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LaKritz, vocalist, and Mrs. Betty
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advocate; Marilyn Heidt, chap-
;,Dovtitovin Branch:
Phone and Delivery
t
Schmalt Blinstrub, accompanist.
lain; Natalie Solocahet, guard; For reservations call Mrs. Joseph
Orden Promptly Filled
I
THE
L.
HUDSON
CO.
Renee Fox, Trustee; Bluma As- Shifman, To. 7-0257.
9651
TOWNSEND 7
ton, trustee; Lillian Weider,
;arc? Floor Former Street Build'') J i
are true economy.
trustee.
The auxiliary was named in Youth League - Gives
Time lost by
memory of Lt. Jack Winokur
who lost his life in World War $1,000 to U.J.A.
sickness is costly.
No. 2.
The Youth Education League
at its November meeting con-
Self-treatment is
tributed a thousand dollars to
Women's Committee
uncertain and
the United Jewish Appeal, two
To Send Packages
hundred fifty dollars to the War
dangerous.
Working under the auspices Chest and appropriated a dona-
of the Vaad Hatzala, a commit- tion to the USO for transporta-
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tee of women was formed for tion for entertainers for ward
the purpose of filling and ship- patients at Percy Jones Hospi-
often.
ping packages of food and med- tal, Battle Creek.
icaments to Jews in the
Mrs. James V. Browne, presi-
placed persons camps in Ger-
many and also to refugees in dent, announced the following
Siberia, France and other points for the Pledge Fund which will
in Europe. In Germany the pack- terminate with a luncheon at the
ages are being sent to the Army Book-Cadillac Hotel in Febru-
Chaplains will) will supervise ary. Mrs. Jesse Rosen, general
their distribution. The Commit- chairman and Mrs. Louis Fried,
ndertaken the task of co-chairman ; Mrs. Sidney Kalt,
tee has u
filling 5,000 such food packages chairman, and Mrs. Adolph Lich-
and is interested in their im- ter, co-chairman of Year Book.
mediate dispatch.

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