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Friday, April 5, 1946

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

CLUBS and ACTIVITIES

‘,1C Women
Zionist Organization
11, National Convention of the

imen's Division of the Ameri.
Jewish Congress will be held
New York City May 25-29
)proximately fifty delegates
nd alternates will be sent from
Detroit. The Poster Committee
under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Marcus Fordon, is painting an
,hibit of posters for the con-
l' ,. ntion and is preparing a mural
to be presented to the nationa:
organization.
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, Nomi-
nating Chairman, TY. 6-6402, an•
flounces that recommendations for
officers and board members for
the coming year should be sub-
mitted to her.

The Dance Committee of the
Pioneer Women's Organization is
completing arrangements for a
May Dance to be held on Satur-
day evening, May 18, at the Ho-
tel Fort Wayne. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. G. Miller,
chairman, TY. 7-7470.
Proceeds will be used to fur-
nish the newly-completed Detroit
Children's Home at KFAR SABA,
Palestine. Recent contributors to
the KFAR SABA Home were Rose
Rosenblatt and Edith Cooper.

American Ort

Jerome Rosenthal

S/Sgt. Jerome J. Rosenthal re-
ceived his discharge at Ft. Sheri-
dan, Ill., recently, after a stretch
of over four years in the Army
Air Forces. He served as assist-
ant sergeant-major of the East-
ern India Air Depot in the CBI
theater of operations.
Previous to entering the service,
Rosenthal was employed as branch
manager of the Burton Abstract
and Title Co. in charge of their
Dime Bldg. branch.

Montefiore Lodge

DR. PHILIP E. LACHMAN
The membership drive of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit
is continuing under the leader-
ship of Dr. Philip E. Lachman.
The members are contacting the
Jews of Detroit urging them to
join the Zionist movement.
Mr. Harry Zausmer has been
appointed chairman of the com-
mittee to contact organizations
for their cooperation in the drive.
Officers of any organization or
club desiring to show the sound
films on Palestine should call Mr.
Zausmer, at RA. 7584.
Several meetings were held in
the homes of members. The Zion-
ist office provided speakers and
films. These meetings are one of
the best ways of making Detroit
Jews conscious of the necessity of
their cooperation. Home meetings
will continue, and anyone who
plans to entertain at home should
call the Zionist office and a speak-
er will be provided.
Dr. Lachman, Chairman of the
Committee, makes the plea to all
Jews of the community: "The Zi-
onist Organization of America is
your instrument to fight for the
establishment of a Jewish N:t•
tional Home in Palestine and for
the opening of its doors to mass
Jewish immigration. Enroll today
— Do not delay -- Call the Zion-
ist office, CH. 6559, and request
membership application.

Bowlers in the Northwest He.
brew Congregation and Center
Men's Club League elected the
following officers to head the pro-
gram starting next fall:
Sam Bicoll, president;
Max
Haidy, 1st vice-president; Leo
Censer, 2nd vice-president; Alfred
Brook, secretary, and Arthur
Schultz, treasurer. Those chosen
for the Advisory Board were Dave
Maier, Dave Aaron, William Plot-
kin, William Shulman and Al
Helfgott.
Over 150 bowlers and their wives
will attend the first annual ban-
MRS. HARRY BECKER
quet to be held this Sunday at
The Women's American Ort the Pent House of the Park Ave-
will honor its paid up members nue Hotel.
with a luncheon and play on Wed-
nesday, April 10, at 12:30 o'clock,
in the large auditorium of the
Icwish Community Center. The
At the open meeting of the
play, "Global Dynamics," will de- Neugarten Medical Aid on March
pict the vital work of Ort 24, Mrs. Charles Aller, president,
throughout the world in the announced the formation of a
t raining and rehabilitation of
new committee for the purpose
displaced persons. Mrs. Harry of making cancer pads. The group,
Becker, a member of Theatre under the direction of Mrs. Louis
Orts, is directing the play and Beck, of 1215 Burlingame, will
the members of the cast are :ts meet one afternoon a week. Those
follows: Mesdames Harry Cohen. interested may phone Mrs. Beck.
Milton Donor, Barney Israel, TO. 5-7770.
Samuel Greenberg, Herbert Metz,
The Neugarten Medical Aid has
Marc Markey, J. S. 5auls, Nathan
Simons, Oliver Ruby, Louis Ten- sent out a letter of thanks to its
members and friends for their
dler and Dr. Bernice Warren.
contributions of foods and cloth-
A new Ort movie will also be ing for the SOS drive.
shown.
Helen Esser Fenton (Mrs. Jo-
seph G.) represented the Detroit
Chapter of the Women's Ameri-
At an election meeting of the
can Ort at the Regional Confer- Aesculapian Club held at the De-
lice in Chicago on April 4.
troit Leland Hotel recently, the
following slate of officers were
elected:
President. Morris Karbal; vice-
A special program was arranged President, Ben Daitch; treasurer,
by Sidney Shevitz and Morris Harry Pernick; secretary, Mineta
Stein for the meeting of the Monger; - executive committee:
League for La bor Palestine, William Karbal, Belle H. Mosko-
Chapter 1, held at the home of witz, Ben Gurvitz, Harry Berlin,
Leah Chafets, 3301 Tyler, Friday Martin Share, Hesse! Kollenberg,
evening, April 5.
Alex Brooks, Ben Bavly, Robert
Schwarz, Sam Bez, Irving Belin-
sky and Flyman Margolis.
These new executives were in-
Dr. W. A. Goldberg, director of stalled in their positions at a ban-
the Counselling Service, will ad- ouet given at the Detroit-Leland
dress the Kraus Family Club at Hotel on Monday. March 25.
Membership in this organization
its regular meeting on Saturday
evening, April 6. at the home of is open. A drive is being started
Dr. John B. Horowitz, 2255 Oak- for the benefit of those Jewish
man Blvd. Dr. Goldberg will pharmacists who do not belong to
speak on "The Three Stages of the Aesculapians. Information is
available by calling TYler 5-7376
Marriage."

Montefiore Lodge No. 12 (Free
Sons of Israel) held their month-
ly business meeting at Hotel
Book Cadillac, Monday evening.
April 1. In the absence of Presi-
dent Leo M. Brown, the meeting
was conducted by Mr. Martin
Krauss, vice-president. The Lodge
will provide for a number of chil-
dren to be sent to camp this sum-
mer for three-week periods. The
last half of the evening was de-
voted to social activities super-1
vised by Mrs. Arthur Gottesman,
hostess for the evening.

Ezra Women

A luncheon party honoring
those who were instrumental in
making the January luncheon a
success was given recently by
Mrs. Rose Sharkey, president of
Ezra, Women's Division of the
Federation of Polish Jews, at the
home of Mrs. Sadie Weinberg, of
Pennington drive. The club voted
to send $200 to Poland to lie used
for relief work. The next meet-
ing of the group will be held at
the home of Mrs. M. Goldfarb, of
Fullerton Ave.

Aesculapians

MAJOR JOSEPH EDER
Ex-Major Joseph R. Eder will
find his new medical office at 1250
Chicago Blvd. the height of ser-
enity compared to his makeshift
hospitals in North Africa, Italy
and Sicily. After four years of
service with the Army Medical
Corps, Dr. Eder finally received
his coveted discharge papers on
March 18. From now on, the ring-
ing of his phone on the TOwn-
send 8-7624 extension will be mu-
sic to his ears after hearing the
whining of shells and bullets in
three ETO invasions.

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Wallace Colvin

Lt. Wallace Colvin was dis-
Friday and Saturday, Open to
charged from the army medical
4 a. m-
At a meeting held on March 11 corps at Camp Atterbury, Ind.,
3317
DAVISON
at the home of Mrs. Hyman J. recently.
A few doors East of Dexter
Kramer, Infants Service Group
He spent 15 months in Italy
voted to send checks to the Moles
Chetim Matzo Fund and to the
Women's Emergency Food Corn-
HAGGADAHS FOR PASSOVER
mittee for Passover packages.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Julian A.
Raskin's Beautifully Illustrated "Haggadah"
Grace on April 8, and will be in
the form of a campaign rally.
Matzoh Covers for the Seder
9008 12th near Clairmount
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Infant's Service Group

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Yeshivoth B. Yehudah

In order to present to the mem-
bers of the Board of Directors of
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah an up-
to-date picture of the educational
situation in the Yeshivah, it was
arranged to have a brief presen-
tation of reports from all depart-
ments of the school, Monday.
April 8. Board members will
hear in detail what pupils in the
Day School, (1) Hebrew and (2)
English classes, (3) Intermediate
Groups, (4) Afternoon Yeshivah,
(5) Beth Jacob School, and (6)
Kindergarten are doing.
Following the educational pre-
sentation, there will be important
business matters brought up for
decision by the (1) Administra-
tive, (2) Budget, and (3) House
Committees. Board members are
urged to attend this most impor-
tant meeting.

Chapter
Neugarten Medical Aid Attara
The Attara Chapter of the Ju-

Labor Palestine

with the 154th Station Hospital,
where he was in charge of the
eye clinic. An optometrist, Dr.
Colvin is now associated with Dr.
Morris Witus, physician and sur-
geon, and Dr. Andrew Spiro, den-
tist. in offices located at 9036
Dexter Blvd.

the home of Mrs. S. Reisig, 18065
Northlawn, on March 10. Proceeds
of the recent Fashion Show held
at Webster Hall will be deter-
mined and the Children's Village
will be the beneficiary. Mrs. Lew
Friedman, chairman of the Moth-
er's Day affair to be held May 19,
will accept reservations. Mrs. M.
Wiser, Child Rescue Chairman,
will accept pledges at TO. 8-0227..

N.W. Men's Club
Elects Officers

3.

Returned From Service

Y g Women s Mizrachi Major Eder Returns
The regular meeting of Young To Civilian Life
Women's Mizrachi was held at

Pioneer Women

The Brandeis and Ha n i t a
Groups of the Pioneer Women's
Organization will hold a joint
membership tea on Monday eve-
ning, April 8, at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Auditorium, Lawton at
Waverly. Refreshments will be
served.
Those interested in joining ei-
ther group should contact Bran-
deis membership chairman, Mrs.
Sylvia Novetsky, TO. 7-6903, or
Hanita membership chairman
Mrs. Myra Richardson, TO. 5-
4220.

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nior Mizrachi Women will have a
paid-up membership cocktail par-
ty at the home of Miss Carol
Shuman, 2939 Burlingame Avenue,
on Saturday evening, April 6.

NATHAN Z. GREENHOUSE

and

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Women s Service Club

An open social meeting will re-
sume the bi-weekly sessions of
the Detroit Women's Service Club
when the group meets at Zack';
Catering Co. on April 9. Persons
interested in joining the club
should call Mrs. Ethel Klein,
membership chairman, TY. 4-1453.

Telephone
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At the last meeting, it was de-
cided to sponsor a child for three
weeks at the Fresh Air Camp
Plans are being made for fund
raising for this project.
Plans are being made for the
Mother and Daughter Banquet to
be held May 14.

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