Amerkait ( Nish Periodical Cotter

Friday, November 15, 1946.

Marion Aaron Feted
at Pre-Nuptial Affairs

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On Wedding Trip to New York

Marion Aaron, whose marriage
to Ralph Pierce took place Nov.
10 was feted at the following
'vents:
' At a shower Oct. 7 at the Wil-
nire Hotel by Rose Granitz and
betty, Pearl and Florence Aaron;
a shower Oct. 12 in Chicago by
Mesdames Si Reznik and L. Wel-
leek; a shower Oct. 20 at Frame's
by Ena Wagner and Marjorie Mil-
ler; a shower Oct. 30 by Mrs.
Lewis Manning.
Others were a party Oct. 31 at
Huyler's by Mrs. Henry L. Bale;
a party Nov. 2 at the Hotel Stat-
ler by Mrs. David Goldberg; and
a party Nov. 6 at the Hotel Stat-
ler by Mrs. Maurice I. Bale.

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PRENZLAUER SOCIETY
Plans for the Eva Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid Society's fourteenth
annual donor luncheon, scheduled
for Dec. 18 at the Hotel Book
Cadillac, will be discussed at the
group's meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. M. Gorney of Rich-
ton avenue.

NEW YORK, N. Y.—Five Euro-
pean refugees who arrived in the
United States recently with the
help of HIAS (Hebrew Sheltering
and Immigrant Aid Society) have
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settled in Detroit. They include:
Louis Altschuler, 27, who joined a
cousin, Dr. Charles Altschuler,
19171 Mente Vista avenue;. Chana
and Shija Fishman, who came to
an uncle, Julius Nachman, 4734
Leslie avenue; and Benjamin and
Sala Jacubowicz, who joined a
—Photo by Erie Donnett cousin, L. Belinski, 3776 Glendale
MRS. ABRAHAM GOLDBERG
avenue.
Helen Shewach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Shewach of Pingree
avenue, became the bride of Abraham Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
WOMEN'S SERVICE CLUB
William Goldberg of Princeton avenue, in a candlelight ceremony
Plans
are being made by the
recently at the Fort Wayne Hotel.
The bride's twin, Mrs. Harold Shrier, was her matron of honor. Detroit Women's Service Club for
Bridesmaids included Dorothy Baron and Marcha Goldberg, sister of a Chanukah card party Dec. 15
at Assembly Hall. Mrs. Tillie Tam
the groom.
is chairman.
The couple left for New York on their wedding trip.

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rs.
nauel R. Glogower, De /
trolt civic leader, represented thi
area last week at the annual meet-
ing in Cleveland, of the national
finance council of the National
Jewish Welfare Board (JWB).
Leaders of 40 Jewish communities
voted to ask their constituents for
increased contributions in 1947 of
$152,000 to meet the requirements
of the JWB in its work for Jew-
ish community centers and YM-
YWHA's and for religious and wel-
fare service to Jewish men in the
armed forces.
Projected annual expenditures
for 1947 total $1,110,000.
JWB serves 295 Jewish commu-
nity centers and YM and YWHA's
in more than 200 communities.

his brother Sender Landi
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Harry Friedman is being sought
by Friederich Roeger, a business
acquaintance in Sollingen, Ger-
many.
Scheindler Laufer, Warsaw, Po-
land, maiden name Solenko, is be
ing sought by her niece Mala So-
lenko Weizman.
Sprinca Weinstock, born in Za-
mosc, Poland, maiden name So-
lenko, is being sought by her niece
Mala Solenko.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of the above named Is requested to
call the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau TR. 2-4080.

AJC BROADCAST
The next speaker on the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress radio hour
at 9:45 p. m. Sunday over WJLB
will be Harry Nathan, chairman
of the Detroit Section of the AJC.

MUSIC STUDY CLUB
The next meeting of the student
group of the Detroit Music Study
Club will be held at 8 p.m. Fri-
day, at the home of Margo Abels,
2947 Glendale avenue. Thomas
Donley Thomas will present a lec-
ture on Mozart's opera, "The
Magic Flute."

LOMZAR SOCIAL CLUB
A food shower will be held by
the Lomzar Ladies Social Club at
1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Joe Weinstein, 3351 Grand
avenue west.__
ISAAC AGREE SOCIETY
Allan Agree was elected presi-
dent of the Isaac Agree Memorial
Society recently. Other officers are
Sidney Spector, vice-president;
Ralph Greenbaum, secretary; and
George Agree, treasurer.

An urgent appeal far aid to
needy refugees has arrived from
Rabbi Simcha Wasserman, Detroit
representative in Europe, in a
cable just received by Mrs. Max
J. Wohlgelernter, head of the Wo-
men's Emergency Relief Commit-
tee.
The cable reports that 500 Jew-
ish orphans from Poland had been
brought by special train, via
Prague, to Paris. Two hundred
orphans had been previously eva-
cuated.
The cable stresses that imme-
diate relief in the nature of food
and clothing parcels is imperative,
The relief committee is prepared
to answer this appeal with every
resource at its command. It asks
that the Jewish community help
in its labors.
All sorts of used and new cloth
ing, food and cash to pay for
postage costs are needed.
There is a particular need for
men's winter clothing, underwear
and baby layettes as well as wo-
men's apparel. Clothing should be
in good condition. Kosher canned
food, sugar and other non-perish-
able Items are requested. All
should be delivered to the com-
mittee's headquarters at 12204 Lin.

Club, Society Copy
Deadline Monday

NATIONAL COUNCIL
A membership tea will be held
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Gil-
bert Michels, 2405 Boston boule-
vard west, by the Detroit Section,
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and Harry Singer are in charge.

wood avenue.
Cash donations should be made
out to Mrs. Joshua J. Sperka, treas-
urer, and mailed to her at 1938
Tuxedo avenue.
Voluntary help with packing is
needed. Men and women should
call at the committee's headquar-
ters every Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 1 to 4 afternoons and
8 to 10 evenings.
For information call Mrs. James
Brindze TO. 6-6800.

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nagogue and society copy and
all photographs for the Jewish
Chronicle is 4 p.m. Monday.
Copy arriving after that hour
will be held for the following
week if usable.
The deadline for all news
copy is noon Tuesday.
Correspondents are reminded
that copy coming In during the
week-end will get priority on
position and on photographs.

BUILDINGS SPURTS
TEL AVIV—Building licenses for
110,552 square meters were issued
here during 1945 compared with
24,968 meters in 1944.

MVO IN BASLE
NEW YORK—The Pioneer Wo-
PALESTINE INSURANCE
men's Organization will be repre-
sented by three delegates at the
JERUSALEM—During 1945, the
World Zionist Congress Dec. 7 in Hasneh Insurance Co. of Pales-
Basle, Switzerland.
tine wrote 2,044 policies valued at
795,000 pounds.
HOME FOR AGED
A food shower will be held
Monday by the Women's Auxiliary,
For Consultation
Jewish Home for Aged, at 11501
on personal or family
Petoskey avenue. Admission will
be canned foods, Mrs. Sam Zel-
problems--Call
des, chairman, said. A musical
program is being planned by Mrs.
ANNA OXENHANDLER
David Kliger, program chairman.
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ZION FARM PRODUCTS
JERUSALEM—The value of Jew-
ish farm products in Palestine for
1945 was over 16 million pounds
($80,000,00).

Relief Group Here Receives Appeal
for Food and Clothing for Refugees

I I ELEN MATTES
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Mattes of
Cortland avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Helen
to Frederick D. Simon, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Simon of
Santa Barbara drive.
Both Miss Mattes and her fi-
ance are graduates of Wayne
University. Simon was affiliated
with Pi Tau Sigma fraternity. He
served three years as an officer
in the Army.

Recent Bride'

5 Join Detroit Kin
with Help of HIAS

Nazi Survivors
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Troth Announced

JWF Women Eye
Spring Campaign

The committee on campaign
structure of Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration women will meet Monday
in the office of the JWF to chart
plans for the spring Allied Jewish
Campaign. They are meeting fol-
lowing a plea by Mrs. Henry
Wineman for intensification of ef-
forts on behalf of United Jewish
Appeal agencies after her return
from a meeting of the national ex-
ecutive board of UJA women.
Thp campaign committee is head-
ed by Mrs. Max Frank with Mrs.
John C. Hopp as co-chairman.
Members include Mrs. Samuel S.
Aaron, Mrs. Sidney J. Allen, Mrs.
Hyman C. Broder, Mrs. Perry P.
Burnstine, Mrs. Phillip J. Cutler,
Mrs. Arthur S. Gould, Mrs. Sam-
uel J. Greenberg, Mrs. Julian H.
Krolik, Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis,
Mrs. Robert J. Newman, Mrs. Emil
MRS. JACK LEVIN
Rothman, Mrs. Samuel Soss, Mrs.
Arlene Betty Epstein, daughter
Abraham Srere, Mrs. Henry Wine- of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Ep-
man, and Mrs. Oscar Zemon.
stein of Boston boulevard west,
was married recently to Jack H.
Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Levin.

Jews' Birth Rate
Soars in Palestine

NEW YORK (Palcor) — "The
Jewish birth rate in Palestine is
definitely climbing and Jewish doc-
tors there have reduced the in-
fant mortality rate even lower,
than in America," a health de-
partment official reported in Tel
Aviv.
Jewish Agency statistics of 1943-
45 list Jewish births in Palestine
at 25 for each 1000 population;
while the 1945-46 figure is esti-
mated officially as ''30 or beyond."
The Arab birth rate is recorded
at 48 for each 1000 population but
the Arab infant mortality rate is
140 for each 1000 births as against
a Jewish rate of 50 infant deaths
for each 1000 births. In the United
States and Canada, more than 60
babies among every 1000 die dur-
ing their first year.
"Good healthy children with nor-
mal life and the increasing birth-
rate provide Jewish Palestine with
an 'internal immigration' source
which cannot be checked by White
Papers, naval blockades or de-
portation camps," Jewish Agency
officials say.

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