Friday, November 30, 1945 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle Page Two Speak at Cra ne ; r Beth El Tem' Bnai David Men Hold Information Bureau Enlarges Services Chanukah Festival FBI Agent Is Speaker At Eli Levin Post Mr. Edward J. Greenwald, Spe- cial Agent of the Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of In- vestigation, will be the guest speaker at the Lt. Eli Levin Post and Auxiliary 230, Jewish War Veterans of the United States, Tuesday, Dec. 4, at 8:30 p.m. at the State Department Headquart- ers in the Abington Theatre Building, 8212-12th St. Refreshments will be served and the public is cordially in- vited. Private Koffman Wins Army Crafts Contest Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Koff- man formerly of D:troit and now living in Cass City, Mich. received word that their son Pfc. Ross Louis Koffman, was awarded first prize in the U. S. DR. HENRY HITT CRANE Army Arts & Crafts contest, Dr. Henry Hitt Crane, Mini- Pfc. Koffman's entry was a poem of his own composition, ster of the Central Methodist lettered in old English Text Church, will be the guest speak- with medieval design surround- er of Temple Beth El at the ing the composition. His entry Sabbath Eve services on Fri., was also placed in the Fifth Dec. 7, at 8:15 Annual National Art Exhibi- The annual Chanukah Dinner tion, being held this month in will be held on Sun., Dec. 2, at Balboa, Canal Zone. 6:00 p.m. There will be a pro- gram of Chanukah music by the Junior High Choir and a musi• JNF Ladies Auxiliary cal program by members of the Show Palestine Movie Temple Quartette. Dr. Glazer The Ladies Auxiliary of Jew- will address the gathering. ish National Fund invites ill their husbands and First Printed Listing of members, friends to a showing of a Pal- estine film in color entitled "A Survivors of Lublin Pass to Tomorrow." The story A list of the 3,000 surviving Jews in Lublin, the oldest Jew- of the upbuilding of Jewish Pal- ish community in Poland, has estine is revealed through the been published by the World eyes of an American soldier, Jewish Congress based on infor- visiting Palestine on furlough mation furnished by the Cen- from the front, who soon re- tral Jewish Committee in Pol- alizes that his pass to Palestine and. The information includes is "not a pass to yesterday, but pass to tomorrow." their year of birth, address in Th6 film was photographed in 1939, names of parents and the Palestine in technicoior and is present address. Lublin had 45,000 Jews until narrated by Fredric March, star the war broke out in 1939, when of stage and screen. The guest speaker of the eve- an additional 150,000 Jews were herded into that city under the ning will be Rabbi Leon Frani. hoax of establishing a "Jewish The Junior Hadassah Choral Group will also be on the pro- State." Actually, the Jews were deported to Maidenek, the Pol- gram. The Donor Affair will take ish town which became notori- place at the Jewish Community ous as a death camp. Center on Thursday, Dec. 6, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Jack Rosenthal is chairman with Mrs. Philip Cut- ler, the co-chairman. At the first rally of the auxil- The Sheruth League held its iary over 13,000 dollars in second annual membership tea pledges were reported. JNF re- on November 20 at the pent- claims the land in Palestine house of the Detroiter Hotel. which becomes the property of Mrs. Samuel Hack was hostess, the Jewish poeple. The Ladies Auxiliary of tin with Mrs. Marvin Stearn, Mrs. Seymour King, and Mrs. Nate Michigan Israel Synagogue and the David Horodaker Juniors Spector as co-hostesses. each pledged 250 dollars. Other organizations wishing to make BUY VICTORY BONDS a contribution can do so by HELP BRING THE BOYS contacting the Chairman of Or- BACK HOME ganizations, Mrs. David Cohe:i. Townsend 5-1833. Sheruth League Holds Second Annual Affair Chas. Jordan Electric Neon Lights, Expert Electrical Work . . All Kinds . . Guaranteed Satisfaction 13567 MANOR NO. 7135 Caterers WILSHIRE HOTEL 746 Collingwood at Third TOwnsend 8.2680 Dining and Ballrooms NEW YORK. — Announce- ment of the extension of the services of the Jewish Informa- tion Bureau was recently made in the eleventh annual report issued to its members by Ber- nard G. Richards, chairman of the board of directors, In addition to the work of answering inquiries and supply- ing information, reports, pamph- lets and leaflets on a large vari- ety of subjects. the Bureau will hereafter offer the facilities of its reference library to those who wish to consult the books, periodicals, directories and an- nual reports Of organizations and institutions which it carries on its shelves. Another new feature of the Bureau is the setting up of a registry of outstanding Jewish communal leaders and other prominent personalities in pub- lic life, in business, the profes- sions, the arts and literature, the CANTOR ADLER academic world and other The Men's Club of Congrega- spheres of activity, about which tion Bnai David will hold their the Bureau frequently receives Annual Chanukah Festival in requests for information. The conjunction with President's Bureau has already accumulated Night on Thursday, December a list of 4800 names. 6, in the social hall of the Syn- agogue. Du: ing this eventful occasion, Detroit Halevy Holds the past presidents of the Organ- Successful Social ization will be duly honored and An overflow gathering attend- presented with engraved gawls ed the first social of the Detroit in commemoration of their past Halevy Singing Society in the high offices. Jewish Community Center, on Other features will include November 18. Entertainment was the kindling of the Chanukah provided by two members of the Lights and the singing of Cha- Halevy, Shirley Zaft, soprano, nukah songs led by the renowned and Jack Rosberg, tenor, who Cantor Hyman J. Adler of Con- sang solo groups accompanied by gregation Bnaii David in a spe- Bella Goldberg at the piano. cial repertoire of Chanukah The refreshment bar was in music. charge of a special committee consisting of Nathan Bennish, Anna Bobbin, Grace Cutler, Ev- YMHA to Welcome elyn Krieger, Gertrude Levine Women in Association and Jeannette Pohl. The Young Men's Hebrew As :aviation at 92nd St. and Lex ington Ave., New York, for 72 years one of the largest com- munity centers for men in the world has formally become a co-educational organization and will now be known as the Young Men's and Young Women's He- brew Association, according to an announcement by Louis M. Loeb, president. - BAR MITZVAHS Call CARL BISIO, Mgr. Mrs. Philip P. Fealk, president of the Young Women's Mibrachi Organization is making final preparations for the group's Sixth Annual Donor Luncheon ki e V to take place Thursday, Decem- at the Congregation ber 6 Shaa•ey Zedek. Mr. Edgar A. Guest, poet and philosopher will speak at this event. A musical in- terlude featuring songs by Drora Selesny accompanied by Betty Kowalsky will complete the pro- gram. Tickets to this donor event can be procured from Mrs. Julius Lip- nick, donor chairman by calling Ty. 7-4195. Junior Hadassah Plans Membership Dance Annual Hadassah's Junior Paid-up Membership Dance will lie held Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Lee Plaza Hotel. Dancing will start at 9 p.m., and Mickey Wolff's orchestra will furnish the music. General admission is one dollar and 'service men will be admitted free. 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