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Friday, January 11, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Univ. of Mich.
Campus News

Halevy Singing Society Hadassah Ends Fund
Seeks New Members
Raising Campaign At
In behalf of the proposed Music Lee Plaza Luncheon
Center of the Halevy Singing So-

By FAE KAUFMAN

MANY DETRO1TERS HONORED

Practically everyone on the
campus has started this new year
with resolutions or promises. A
few have even made pledges. In
the Phi Sigma Delta fraternity,
Detroiter Barry Cohen is one of
the new pledges, while the Sigma
Alpha Mu fraternity has pledged
localites Jerry Goran, Dick Lurie
and Dan Gilbert. The Zeta Beta
Tau fraternity has in its new
pledge group Hubert Goldman,
James Ginn, Ronnie Goldman,
Jarvis Franzblau and Sheldon
Fellman, all from Detroit .

When the University Women's
Glee Club published its list of new
members, Joyce Katz, a Detroiter,
was one of those numbered.

ciety, the Activities Committee un-
der the chairmanship of Dr. Wil-
liam Klein, who is also chairman
of the Building Committee, is
sponsoring a series of programs
and gatherings, with the special
purpose of obtaining Life, Patron,
and Asociate members for the
Halevy.
The series began with presenta-
tions on two Altman radio pro-
grams featuring Shirley Zaft and
Bella Goldberg as vocal soloists,
with Dr. Klein as speaker. Parties
for Halevy members were held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Rubin on December 28, and at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy
on Jan. 12. A special program was
given at a meeting of the Arlaza-
roff branch of the J.N.W.A. on
January 2, at which William Cay-
man sang, acompanied by Bella
Goldberg.

Shirley Schwartz has been elect-
ed president of Cercle Francais,
the French club on the University
campus, while Dave Brodman has
been chosen treasurer. The club is
sponsoring seven lectures and the
annual French play.

The Halevy chorus rehearses ev-
ery Tuesday from 9 to 11 p.m. in
the Roosevelt School under the
guidance of Dan Frohman, Musi-
cal Director of Halevy. Informs.
tion regarding various member-
ships and concert tickets can be
obtained there, or by phoning To.
In a campus-wide election, Paul 8-6633.
Sislin was one of the two success-
ful candidates for a position on
the Board in Control of Student
Publications. Nice going!

Louis Millman Praised
By Police Department

Discussions were held in the Un-
ion January 3 on current labor
disputes as announced by Victor
Baum, president of the local chap-
ter of AVC. Vic, a university stu-
dent originally from Detroit, was
selected by Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jr., earlier this semester to be a
member of the National Housing
Committee. Vic is also a member
of the Bnai Brith Hillel Council
on campus. This group, incidental-
ly, is headed by President Betty
Korash, from Detroit, who was re-
cently tapped for Senior Society.
and Sheldon Selesnick, who is vice
president not only of the Council
but also SOIC, Student Organiza-
tion for International Cooperation.

Beth Laiken was heard over
WKAR recently on the Campus
News Program. Beth is also presi-
dent of Avukah, campus Zionist
organization.

Fabian To Entertain
Young Israel Boys

The Detroit Police Department
praised the traffic control work
of the Men's Club Committee un-
der the leadership of Louis Mill-
man.
Mr. Millman was cited for his
commendable efforts during Sun-
day School hours of Temple Is-
rael at the Hampton School. No
complaints have been received
from the neighborhood, nor has
there been any accident of any
kind in the history of the Sun-
day School.

Relatives Sought

1. Abraham Birenholc and Abra-
ham David Freedman, of Czeto-
chowa, Poland, sought by Chaim
Birenholc.
2. Mrs. May Czeizler, formerly
lived at 13226 Dequindre, sought
by Josef Stern, of Sotumare, Rou-
mania.
3. Louis Klein, sought by F. (Ol-
ga) Klein.
4. Maria Shierczewska, sought
by Francisek Jablonowski.
5. Jack Frainowitz, sought by
niece. Bella Frainowitz.
6. Mrs. Henia Tobiasz (nee Ba-
der), from Wadowice, Poland,
sought by nieces, Fella Bader and
Eva Messer.
7. Werner Fuchs, sought by
brother, Erwin Fuchs, of Wroc-
law, Poland.
8. Eddye Lewis Bruce, sought by
Mrs. Ladislav Gaal (Edith), of Bu-
dapest.
9. Mr. Widawer, dentist, sought
by Chaza Strajt.
10. Isaac Josef, forernrly lived at
1612 Virginia Park, and Frank
Josef, formerly lived at 2934 John
R Street, sought by Malka Sekler
of Bucarest.
Anyone k now i n g the where-
abouts of the above named are re-
quested to contact Mrs. Sue A.
Huffman, of the Jewish Social
Service Bureau, 5737 Second Ave..
Trinity 2-4080, Monday through
Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Young Israel Interme-
diates, boys 16-19 years old, are
in charge of the program of the
organization's "Youth Night" to
be held at the Cong. Bnai Moshe
assembly hall, Wednesday, Jan. 16
at 8:00 p.m.
1 Organization of
membership en-
rollment in
Young Israel
boys clubs, is
one of the re-
sponsibiit
l ies
that have been
assumed by the
Intermediates.
Represented on
the program
will be Benja-
Fabian min Mager, Al-
an Bressler, and Philip Rabino-
witz who will be master of cere-
monies. Sidney Kelman, president
of the Intermediates, will address
the group.
The feature of the evening will
be a demonstration of prestidigi-
tation by Fabian, the "The Whim-
sical Wizard."
Admission is free to boys un-
Junior Congregation of Shaarey
der nineteen.
Zcdek will conduct the Sabbath
services in the main Synagogue
this Saturday.
Shachris will be read by Richard
Sanders and Dale Boesky while
The stork has been busily hover- Charles Kramer will read the Mu-
ing over the homes of our Com- saph service. Bal Koreeim for
rades. At Comrade Goodfriend's it the Sedrah "Bo" will be Dale
was a girl for the second time and Boesky, Fred Keidan, Henry Lon-
a boy for Comrade Aston.
nerstater and Seymour Subar.
Encouragement was given to
Resume of the week's Sedrah
Comrades to continue bringing in will be given by Miss Roslyn Clay-
electric razors for the boys at the man. The interpretation of the
Percy Jones Hospital.
Haphthorah will be given by
It won't be long now and Post Phyllis Fredenthal.
No. 268 will be seen in their new
The officers of the Junior Con-
super post caps.
gregation who are responsible for
After motions were hurried the Sabbath service plans are El-
along to elect a delegate to the liot Charlip, president and Alan
March convention of the J.W.V. in Fineberg and Charles Kramer,
Chicago, the reason became evi- vice presidents.
dent. Our Comrade Commander
Regular Sabbath morning serv-
Berger volunteered to pay his own ices are held by the Shaarey Zed-
Way.
ek Junior Congregation at 9:30
Next meeting will be held Wed- a.m. every Saturday at the Kate
nesday, Jan. 16 at 8212 - 12th St. Frank Memorial Prayer Room.

S. Z. Jr. Congregation
Conducts Services

Jack Winokur Post

Page

Seven

Great West Life Gets
Northwest Men's Club
Capt. Norman on Staff Plans A Sleigh Ride

Great West Life Assurance Co.
this week announced that Capt.
Harold S. Norman, who was re-
cently released from active serv-
ice, is now associated with its
Detroit Agency, at 3146 Penobscot
Bldg.

The Men's Club of the North-
west Hebrew Congregation an-
nounced the formation of plans
for a sleigh ride to be held on
Sun, Feb. 3 at Magnolia Stables,
16250 West Eight Mile Road near
James Couzens Highway. The af-
fair is scheduled for 8:30 p.m., and
is open to all friends of the con•
gregation. Manny Lax, president of
the Men's Club has appointed Mal-
colm Rivkin to head the arrange-
ments.
Lax also appointed William
Plotkin and Morris Lasser to or-
ganize a boy scout and cub scout
group for the congregation.

Arthur P. Johnson is the man-
ager of the Detroit Agency of the
Great West Life Assurance Co.
Capt. Norman enlisted in the
army before Pearl Harbor - in
October, 1940. In service more
than five years, with the 15th Air
Corps, he holds the Air Medal,
the Bronze Star, the European
Theater Ribbon, nine Battle Par-
ticipation Stars, American The-
ater Ribbon, American Defense
Ribbon, Victory Ribbon, Presiden-
tial Citation with two Oak Leaf
Clusters,
He was overseas for 23 months
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and saw action in Africa, Italy
nomoolhor s01110 tine' lig. In spite
and France.
the gloom•hoh!vrs,
we urged buy
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nor-
ROSLYN A. CORN
I tat mit to the limit of your last
done
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man of 2903 Elmhurst, he is 28, is
A luncheon at the Lee Plaza a graduate of Northwestern High
$50,1100 rash swings solid
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Hotel on Sunday, Jan. 13, will and of Wayne, is a member of
1,11.; Inbby, t.le‘ a tor, all f ut it. flood
culminate the "Honor Roll" Fund Wayne Club and a past master of
emu!. !tents •ero $ 4 2, 000. Can
you
Raising Campaign of the Business Perfection DeMolay Lodge.
Imagine OPA now says $23,000. Rent
and Professional Division of Ha-
control can't last forayer,
dassah. Proceeds will be used
specifically for Child Welfare and
Homer Warren & Co.
the Medical Center's quota for the
DIME 111.DG.
CA. nil
Division. Rabbi Eliezer Levi of
WE SPIWIALIZE IN Tint
the Bnai Moshe Synagogue will
MANAGEMENT OF APARTMENTS
be the speaker of the afternoon.
The Jewish Women's European
Morris Hochberg, violinist with Welfare Organization will hold a
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, card party and Brunch Meeting
will provide the musical program, at the home of Mrs. Samuel Ro-
accompanied by Mrs. Sylvia sen, 2262 Chicago Blvd., on Tues-
Hochberg.
day, Jan. 15, at 11:30 o'clock,
Miss Roslyn A. Corn is vice Members and friends are invited
president of the Division and is to attend.
assisting in the preparation of ar-
Mrs. Ezriel Weissman, president,
CO.
rangements for the afternoon.
announces final plans have been
made for the Get-togther Card
WINDOW SHADES
Party to be held at Rosenberg's
MADE TO ORDER
(formerly Pereira's) at 9925 Dex-
Cleaned and Repaired
ter Blvd., on Monday evening,
Jan. 28. Mrs. Ed Schwartz and
LINOLEUM
The Women's American Ort will Mrs. Jack Seder are chairmen.
hold a buffet luncheon and card
Inlaid and liallitshiP
party in the ballroom of the War-
Rugs and Furniture
dell-Sheraton on Monday, Jan. 21.
VENETIAN BLINDS
Mrs. Wm. Grahm, president, —always
Drapery Hardware
ask by name for St. Joseph
promises an Interesting afternoon.
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The Men's Club of Congregation Bnai Moshe
LEO BROWN ELECTED
DEXTER BLVD. AT LAWRENCE
Presents
Leo M. Brown, newly elected
president of the Montefiore Lodge.
Free Sons of Israel, acted as host
Prof. of Jewish History, Literature and Institutions
to the entire membership at his
at Columbia University, New York City
home, 16835 Wildemere Ave., on
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 5th
Sunday, Jan. 6. Installation of
Subject:
new officers was held, followed by
THE MODERN STATE AND THE JEWS
the ritual for the induction of
new members. A buffet supper was
Admission $1.00
Tickets Obtainable at Cong. Office
served by Mrs. Brown.

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Apartments

JWEWO To Hold
Card Party on Jan. 15

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Window Shade

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Buffet Luncheon

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FOR ASPIRIN

DR. SALO BARON

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ASSURANCE COMPANY

Is Pleased To Announce

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Ha - old S. Norman

Rtcenfly Released From

Active Duty Is Now

Associated With Our

DETROIT AGENCY

3146 Penobscot Bldg.

Arthur P. Johnson, Manager

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