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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Friday, November 8, 1946.
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Bnai Brith Highlights
JWV
THE PROCEEDS from the re-
cent dance held by the rehabili-
Phil Rothschild, membership chair-
DETROIT LODGE AUXILIARY
tation and welfare committee of
men.
the department under the chair-
A business meeting of the De-
Information can be obtained by
manship of Rudolph Stein, will be
troit Lodge Auxiliary of Bnai calling Jerry Helfrnan, TY. 2-4733.
partially allocated to a fund to
Brith will be at 8:30 p. m. Tues-
provide cigarettes for veterans in
day, Nov. 12, at the Robe Sittig
YOUNG WOMEN
Michigan hospitals.
Cohen Bldg.
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Miriam Albert, past president of
District
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first
national
presi-
ON NOV. 11, POST 135 will
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE
dent of Bnai Brith Young Women,
sponsor an Armistice Day program
Mrs. Leonard Sims of Pinehurst will be guest speaker at 1:30 p. m.
to which all posts and auxiliaries
avenue was elected second vice- Sunday, Nov. 17, at the Jewish
have been invited. Dr. Joseph Eder,
president of Women's District Community Center, at the Detroit
director of professional services in
Grand Lodge 6, Bnai Brith, at a Bnai Brith Young Women's Coun-
the Detroit region of the Veterans
meeting Monday, of district dele- cil "All Detroit Bnai Brith Day"
Administration, will give an in-
gates and officers at Chicago.
membership affair. Young women
formal talk. Entertainment and re-
between the ages of 18 and 25
freshments are also on the pro-
RABBI ZAGEIt LODGE
are invited. Dorothy Berenson is
gram.
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Rabbi Zager Lodge will launch chairman for the day. She will be
its first membership drive at 8:30 assisted by Deborah, Diane Mal-
LT. ELI LEVIN POST 230, to-
p. m. Tuesday, at Jericho Temple, lerman, Emma Lazarus, Louis
gether with the Lt. Jack Winokur
A movie, "The Anti-Defamation Marshall, Naomi, and Rebecca
Post 268 will sponsor a "Million-
League," will be shown. Aaron Ro- Gratz groups.
By DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE aire's Night Party" at the JWV
senberg will be guest speaker.
headquarters Saturday, Nov. 16.
ARMISTICE DAY, Monday, is of There will be a nominal admis-
Those wishing to attend may
DOWNTOWN LODGE
secure free tickets by calling TO.
The Greater Detroit Bnal Brith greater significance this year than sion charge.
• • •
5-3316, TO. 8-8511 or DA. 4261.
Council has announced the forma- ever before. Veterans, as well as
THE NEW OFFICERS of the
tion and completion of a new the general public, on this day pay
their respects to the men and wo- Lt. Raymond Zussman Post 333
MARSHALL B AND P
lodge.
It's the Detroit Downtown Lodge men who have given their all to will be installed into office Sun-
The donor dinner of the Louis
Marshall Business and Professional 1641, which recently Installed of. their country in World Wars I day, Nov. 10, at the department
headquarters, 8212 Twelfth street.
Chapter of Bnai Brith will be Dec. ficers at the Statler Hotel. Samuel and II.
Armistice Day is a day for patri- Dr. Perry Burnstine, department
1 at the Wardell Sheraton Hotel, W. Leib, general committeeman
Ellen Goldberg, chairman, an. from District Grand Lodge 6, was otic celebration mixed with vary- commander, will be installing of-
ing emotions. On the one hand it ficer.
in charge of the installation.
nounced.
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The officers are: Mannie Corn- is a day of honor and devotion for
THE NEW SHALOM Post 537
field, president; Claud Goldstone, the heroes who fought as well as
FORMED
NEW
LODGE
The seventh annual donor lunch-
the martyrs who fell, in order that
The nucleus of a new .Bnat Brith first vice president; Murray Ber- our American way of life shall be will hold a special panel Monday,
eon of the Pisgah Women of Bnai
lin, second vice president; Ralph
Nov. 18 at Shaarey Zedek. Three
Brith will be held at 12:30 p. m. lodge will hold its first open meet- Finsterwald, corresponding secre- preserved and that right shall former chaplains of World War II,
Tuesday at Masonic Temple. Mrs. ing Wednesday evening, Nov. 13, tary; Nathan Verlin, recording again and again have the mastery Rabbi Eliezer A. Levi, Rabbi Ja-
at 12233 Linwood avenue. The secretary; Dave Singer, financial over might. On the other hand it
Samuel Gold is chairman.
cob Segal and Rabbi Morris Ad-
Proceeds will go to the follow- group will be composed mainly of secretary; Ben Cowan, chaplain; is a day of frolic and reminiscence ler, will be the principals. Hyman
young
men
and
returned
veterans.
ing: Anti-Defamation League, Na-
Morris Yarmy, guardian; L. A. with comrades, who fought side Safran of Sholom Post will pre-
Temporary officers of the group Waldman, warden, and Harry Parr,
tional Jewish Hospital, Bnai Brith
by side in battle.
side.
are
Sam
Schiff,
chairman,
Bernie
Youth Organization, Overseas Re-
Irving Kramer and M. M. Gerson,
The Department of Michigan
Whiteman,
treasurer;
Jerry
Helf-
lief Program, Adopt a Family, and
with its 19 posts and eight auxili-
man, secretary; Phil Kaplan and trustees.
MOLLY SEGAL AUXILIARY
aries, is sponsoring a patriotic pro-
In Camp groups.
The Molly Segal Auxiliary of
gram Monday and is participating
The B. Siegel Company will
Directs Welfare Event with other veteran groups in an the Detroit Jewish Consumptive
present a fashion show and the
enormous Armistice Victory Par- Relief Society of Denver will hold
Pisgah players will perform a mu-
a social and membership drive
ade on Woodward avenue.
sical skit.
Sunday, Nov. 17, at Jericho Hall,
The donor committee includes
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2705 Joy road.
Mrs. Sidney Pozen, pledge card
BEFORE A GATHERING of
chairman; Mrs. A. Bernard Flayer
over .300 members and friends of
11ENVER HOME
and Mrs. Joseph J. Beck, co-chair-
the Sol Yetz-Morris Cohen Post
men; Mrs. Bernard Cohen and
The
Detroit
League for the Na-
530, the mother of Sol Yetz and
Mrs. Morris Gold, arrangements;
the brother of Morris Cohen pre- tional Home for Jewish Children
Mrs. Marvin B. Levin, program;
sented the new post with the na- at Denver will hold its dinner
Mrs. Bernard Goodman, publicity;
tional and post colors. The newly dance Nov. 30 at the Hotel Book
Mrs. Max Goldhoff and Mrs. Al
elected officers were installed by Cadillac. General chairman is Mrs.
Over 60 delegates from Michi-
Burrows, hostess; and Mrs. Mor-
the senior vice commander of the Charles Kottler, UN. 3-4047, and
ris Weinberg, ad book. Mesdames gan, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsyl-
department, Maurice Bordelove, ticket chairman is Mrs. Jack Hal-
Alan Barron, Julius Ring, Sam vania attended the recent East-
assisted by the chief of staff, Harry perin, TY. 5-4107.
Schwartz, Leslie Brooks and Garie Central Regional Conference of
• Wolfe are Mrs. Weinberg's as- the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
tion in Detroit.
sistants.
Mrs. Jacob Schreier, president
Members oZ the play cast are
Mesdames Herman Berlin, Ben- of the Detroit council, was chair-
jamin Balan, Joshe Gordon, Allan man of the conference. She was
LaBen, Philip Ruskin, Philip Helf- assisted by Mrs. David Sislin.
WILL BE HELD
man, Aaron Weiss, Rozina LaKritz,
A dramatic play was presented
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Reuben Axelrod, Jerome Helfman, by Detroit members of the organi-
Philip Menkowitz, Irwin Buckalter, zation together with the local
Leon Rives, Arthur Silberblatt, Al- Habonim. This was followed by a
at
bert Tessler and Milton Weinstein. cultural symposium participated
MRS.
SAM
OSNOS
is
chairman
of
in by Mrs. Abraham Cohen of De-
troit and Mesdames J. Conway the twenty-sixth annual banquet
of the Jewish Women's European
Music Study Chairman and M. Halperin of Cleveland.
Cortland and Dexter
Welfare Organization to be held
Morris Lieberman, chairman of Sunday, Nov'. 24, at Shaitrey Zedek.
the Detroit central committee of Assisting her are Mesdames Ida
Guest Speaker
the Labor Zionist Organization of Goldsmith, co-chairman, and Jack
America, greeted the conference. Seder, treasurer. Reservations may
A proclamation in behalf of the be obtained by calling TO. 7-8865
national chairman of Moatzoth- or TR. 2-3638. The North Wood-
Halpoaloth was presented by Mrs. ward Branch of the organization
Prominent Rabbi from New York and
Miriam Rubenstein of Detroit.
will hold its donor luncheon Jan.
National
Leader of Hapocl Hatnizrachi
13 at the Hotel Statler.
Broadcast
Fashion Show
Is Feature of
Pisgah Affair
60 PWO Delegates
Attend Conference
4 States Represented
at District Session
Zionist Rally and Mass Meeting
SUNDAY, NOV. 10 at 8 p.m.
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Yeshivath Beth Yehudah
Rabbi Morris Besdin
Sholem Aleichem
Jubilee Concert
Is Sunday Event
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MRS. JULIUS GREEN is chair-
man of the Music Study Club's
concert committee, which is mak-
ing preparations for the group's
annual concert. The musicale will
feature two young musicians, Ja-
cab and Isidor Lateiner, pianist
and violinist respectively. Mrs.
Sidney Wallace is co-chairman.
The club opened its season Wed-
nesday, Nov. 6, with a luncheon at
the home of Mrs. J. 11. Schakne,
8603 LaSalle boulevard.
Ysaak Gladstone, singer of Yid-
dish and Hebrew songs, will make
his first Detroit appearance at the
jubilee concert of the Sholem Ale'.
chem Folk Institute, Sunday even-
ing, Nov. 10, at Temple Beth El.
A group of children from the
Sholem Aleichem schools and the
United High School, will present
choral recitations.
Reservations may still be ob-
tained by calling HO. 5401.
GOLDIE MYERSON, PWO
An evening of games, sponsored
by the Goldie Myerson Group of
the Pioneer Women's Organization
will take place at 8 p. m. Sunday,
Nov. 10, at the Rose Sittig Cohen
building. Proceeds will be used in
aiding refugee children.
ADMISSION FREE — EVERYBODY INVITED
Neugarten Awaits
Affair Wednesday
Requests are pouring in for tick-
ets for the Neugarten Medical Aid
Society's "Night of Games," Mrs.
Albert Schweitzer, chairman, said
today. Mesdames Irving Yarrows
and Norman Noble are co-chair-
men.
The affair will be held at 8 p. m.
Wednesday, at the Hotel Book
Cadillac.
One of the prizes will be tickets
for a lake cruise. For information
call UN. 3-7202, TY. 5-3993 or
UN. 3-2887.
.22ND ANNUAL SEASON
Detroit Committee
LEAGUE FOR RELIGIOUS LABOR IN PALESTINE
YOU'RE INVITED!!
To Attend the
Millionaires' Party
Given by
Detroit Halev Sing i ng Soc i ety
LT. ELI LEVIN POST No. 230, JWV
DAN FROHMAN, Musical Director
LT. JACK WINOKUR POST No. 268, JWV
CONCERT—Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1946-8:30 p.m.
1ST with Dorothy Ornest, soprano and Dr. Jerome Grose,
violinist
- 8:30 p.m.
2ND CONCERT — Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1947
with Jacob Becker, cellist and Irving Roaengard, baritone
- 8:30 p.m.
3RD CONCERT — Wednesday, May 7, 1947
with Rebecca Frohman, pianist and Robert Tulman, tenor
AND THEIR AUXILIARIES
At Jewish War Veterans Headquarters
8212 TWELFTH STREET
LECTURE HALL, DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS
UNIVERSITY AREA CLUB
The University Area Women's
Club will meet Wednesday even-
ing, Nov. 13, at the home of Mrs.
Harry Nochman. Mrs. Joseph Pin-
neck, wife of the principal of
MacKenzie High School, will speak.
Woodward Avenue Entrance
Series Tickets (3 Concerts) $5.00. Tax Included
Single Concert $1.80, Tax Inc., Phone TO. 8-6633
Admission 50c Including Tax
From 8:30 until ?
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