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By DR. PERRY • P. BURNSTINE

40 Percent of Goal
Reached in Drive

Isaac Hamlin, national secretary
of the Histadrut campaign, will be
the guest speaker at the Histadrut
rally Thursday in the Rose Sittig
Cohen auditorium.
Hamlin helped organize the
first American Histadrut campaign
more than 20 years ago and has
been the driving force in Hista-
drut activities in America.
10 PERCENT RAISED
More than 40 percent of the
'175,000 quota of the 1947 cam-
paign here has been achieved at
the end of the fourth week. Morris
Lieberman, executive board chair-
man, has challenged workers to
show maximum results in the next
few weeks pointing out that the
Palestine crisis makes it impera-
tive that funds be made available
for the continuation of the Hista-
drut program of rebuilding the
Homeland.
Theodore Olender, chairman of
the youth committee, reported that

THE DEPARTMENT has re-
ceived much commendation for
sponsoring its fourth annual pa-
triotic Military Ball on Washing-
ton's Birthday, Feb. 22, and dedi-
cating it to the success of the Uni-
ted Nations. Among letters of
praise have been those of Mayor
Jeffries of Detroit, Mayor Broial
or-Wy andotte, Milton Richman,
JWV national commander, and
George Fredman, editor' of the
National Jewish War Veteran.
Many organizations are arrang-
ing for large parties to attend the
ball at the Masonic. The news of
the 12-piece dance orchestra plus
a ex-piece rhumba band and of
performances by the American
Legion Ladies Auxiliary drill team
and the JWV drill team has in-
duced thousands to purchase tick-
ets for the gala affair.
•Over 1,500 patron tickets have
been sent to leaders of Detroit and
state Jewry. Large delegations
from Flint, Lansing and Wyan-
dotte will be present.
Stations WJR and CKLW and
the the Jewish radio hours of
WJBK and WJLB have volun-
teered time for the Department
goodwill radio programs featuring
the Military Ball and the aims of
the JWV.
The Department's 40th goodwill
radio broadcast will be sponsored
by CKLW at 12 noon Thursday,
Feb. 13.
The Military Ball committee will
meet at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at
headquarters.
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JWV HERE HAS JOINED the
national effort to block the return
of "Axis Sally" to the U. S. Pe-
titions have been sent to Hugo
Carusi, U. S. immigration commis-
sioner, to close U. S. doors to the
woman who used the Axis radio
to urge American troops to de-
sert.
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POST No. 135 IS SPONSORING
a Lincoln Day patriotic program,
Feb. 10, at 8212 Twelfth street.
Commander David Kay of the
post will deliver the principal ad-
dress. All members of the Jewish
War Veteran organization as well
as the general public are invited
to attend without charge.
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THE LT. BALE POST No. 474
is participating in the playoffs of
the Class A League of Highland
Park basketball. The Lt. Eli
Levin Post basketball team is fre-
quently seen on the courts of the
Jewish Community Center. The
Bale and the Levin Posts have
several dates open on their sched-
ule this year.

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Brith Highlights

Detroit Boy, Girl
at Habonim School

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Sam Dubrinslcy is president of
the Loins D. Brandeis Lodge,
which, together with the Louis
Marshall Lodge
is sponsoring a
concert Sunday
evening, Feb, 23,
at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral
of Masonic
Temple.
Lodge mem-
bers and their
friends were
guests of the
Marshall Bowl-
Dubrinsky lag League at
a "Bowling Nite' Tuesday. Morton
'J. Bechek was master of cere-
monies and Saul I. Rosenman en-
tertainment chairman.

DETROIT LODGE AUXILIARY

An interfaith meeting and a des-
sert tea will be held at 1 p.m.
Tuesday at the Northwest Hebrew
Congregation by the Detroit
Lodge Auxiliary.
Guest speakers will be the Rev.
Irwin Johnson of St. Johns Epis-
copal Church and the Rev. Robert
E. Burtt of the Mayflower Con-
gregational Church. The program
is under the direction of the Rev.
Joseph Q. Mayne of the Detroit
Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants.
Arrangements for the meeting
have been completed by Mrs. Leo
Janoff, program chairman, and her
co-chairman, Mrs. Harry Kurz-
man. Mrs. Morris Tack will be
chairman for the day.

SIGMUND LIVINGSTON

NEW YORK —Jerry Malamud
and Jean Baschin of Detroit are
among the 20 students from 11
cities in the United States and
Canada attending the first semes-
ter of the third annual Habonim
Institute.
Sponsored jointly by Habonim,
youth affiliate of the Labor Zionist
movement in America, and by the
Jewish Teachers' Seminary, the in-
stitute is the first school of Jewish
studies specifically geared to pre-
pare students for lay leadership
among youth in America.
Each year the institute, an all-
day school, graduates a corps of
young leaders for the Labor Zion-
ist movement after a four-month
Course.

Hypnotist to Perform
at Northwest Hebrew

"An Evening of Hypnotism" will
be presented by the Young Pee-
A "Sports Nite" has been plan-
pies Club of the Northwest Hebrew
ned by the membership committee
Congregation at 8 p.m., Sunday,
of Pisgah Lodge for 8:30 p.m.
Feb. 16, in the Synagogue.
Monday, Feb. 17, at the Jewish
The art of hypnotic suggestion
Center.
will be demonstrated by the Chi-
Movies on Sports will be shown
cago psychologist and hypnotist,
and Aaron Rosenberg, humorist,
Oscar M. Nudleman, who is com-
will entertain.
ing to Detroit especially for this
The committee consists of Meyer
affair.
Lebowitz, chairman, and Meyer
Dan Standler is chairman. The
Epstein, Henry Podden, Herman
YOUNG
WOMEN'S
COUNCIL
performance will be open to the
Raznick, "Sue" Gurwin and Wil-
The
Detroit
Young
Women's
general public. Tickets can be ob.
liam Lite. Members have been
asked to bring prospective mem- Council will hold its annual fund tained at the Synagogue office or
raising
dance
Saturday
evening,
at the door.
bers as their guests.
March 1, in the Grand Ballroom
of the Masonic Temple.
MALERMAN, LAZARUS
Leona Weinberg is fund raising Henry Winokur, 55,
Five Detroit judges will be guest chairman. Assisting are Esther
ipeakers at the "Town Hall of Karbal, Marcia Goodgall, Betty Is Taken by Death
Henry J. Winokur, 55, of 18500
Justice" to be presented at 8 p.m. Skolnick, Anne Nochman, Shirley
Wednesday in the Jewish Center Silver, Ray Yanovsky, Gloria Indiana avenue, died Wednesday
in Mt. Carmel Hospital. Funeral
Oy the Diane Malerman and Em- Chadwick and Sara Lee Eichler.
services were held Thursday at
na Lazarus Young Women.
the Lewis Bros. Chapel. He was
They are John V. Brennan, Wil-
PISGAII 11 AND P
iam I. Friedman, 0. Z. Ide, E. N.
Donna Haber will speak on head of the Central Brick and
Carey and David C. Vokes. How- "Hair Styles and Makeup" at an Supply Co. He is survived by his
ard Liebman, director of BBYO, open meeting of the Pisgah Bus!. wife Clara and two sons. Dr. Wil-
mill be moderator.
ness and Professional Group at liam and Seymour.
Eleanor Siegan will be mistress 3 p.m. Wednesday at the Hotel
otlo-ct
)f ceremonies. Assisting in ar- Statler. For information call Lil-
•angements are Shirley Meisel, lie Singer, HO. 0385.
1.azarus president, Shirley Glicks-
TEMPTING BAKERY
nan and Sue Grossman, Maier-
Philip Diskin Awarded
nan president.
Advisors are Mrs. Edith Good-
nan, Malerman; and Mrs. Tillie Scholarship to Wayne
From Our Own Ovens!
ISAAC HAMLIN
A scholarship to the Wayne Uni-
Kushner, Lazarus.
versity engineering school was pre-
children in Jewish schools
Vending and Birthday Cakes will
sented to Philip Diskin upon his
Unique and Original Designs
BRANDEIS LODGE
throughout the city will partici-
graduation
Jan.
29
from
Cash
Harry Cohen has been appointed
pate in fund raising projects.
Technical
High
School.
chairman of the Louis D. Brandeis
AID WRECKED COLONY
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
Lodge's second annual spring
LaSALLE BAKERY
The money raised will be used lance April 19 at the Masonic liam H. Diskin, 2286 Highland
2568 Fenkell at Linwood
to aid in reconstruction of schools Temple. Phillip Fealk is co-chair- avenue, Philip was president of his
UNiversity 4.0208
graduating class. His parents hon-
and children's homes in Yagur man.
JACK FREED, Prop.
ored his graduation with a familS'
colony, destroyed by the British
party in their home.
in their attacks of last summer.
ICH:4CFCJIXKFIX13:1
MARSHALL B AND P
Among the organizations sched-
Prizes
will
be
awarded
to
dance
uling Histadrut nights are the
Zamosch Tomoshover, Goodwill contest winners at the annual
Social Club, the Pogrobistcher Ve- .membership dance of the Louis
rein and David Horodoker Organi- Marshall Business and Profession-
zation. M. Glass and J. Mikof sky, al Women to be held at 8:45 p.m.
key men of Branch No. 79 of the Wednesday at the Belcrest Hotel
Dave Diamond, Les Ryder and
Farband, announce that the
branch will hold a special evening their orchestra will provide the
music. Ruth Feinstein is chairman
next week. -
For information call Miss Fein-
stein, UN. 1-6379.

Home Relief Installs
Mrs. Peter Miller Again

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Friday, February 7, 1947

Mrs. Peter A. Miller was In-
stalled for a second term as presi.
dent of the Home Relief Society
at the group's 24th anniversary
luncheon Jan. 27 at the Hotel
Book Cadillac.
Other officers installed by Mrs.
Harry Shulman included Mes-
dames S. Tauber, financial secre-
tary; J. Rottenberg, corresponding
secretary; J. Graboq, treasurer; S.
Goldman, recording secretary; M.
Adelson, auditor; F. Winton, pub-
Hefty; J. Jacobs, yearbook; and A.
Deutsch, membership.

'Remember

At the Monday meeting at tin
Jewish Center of the Sigmund
Livingston Auxiliary, a five-star
panel discussion depicting various
phases of Bnai Brith will be fea-
tured. Mollie Klasicy, Alice Bigel-
man, Phyllis Telchman, Gert
Langdorf and Bee Goodgall will
participate with Gladys Phillips as
moderator.

TREATS

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Special Prices

Isadore Ressler, Artist,
Dies After Long Illness

Isadore Rcssler, 85, of 2449 Bud-
lid avenue west, well-known De-
troit artist, died Feb. 2 at Grace
Hospital after an extended illness.
A native of Geneva, Switzerland,
Mr. Ressler em-
igrated to Mon-
treal in 1887
and after 29
years as a
newspaper art-
ist there moved
to Detroit. Hon-
orable mention
has been given
his works by
the Michigan
Ji
Isadore Ressler Artists Exhibits
Detroit Institute of Arts, Art Mu-
seum of St. Petersburg, Fla., Cor-
coran Gallery, Washington D. C.
and others.
Services were held Feb. 4 at
Temple Beth El Chapel. Surviving
are three daughters, Selma, Hilda
and Helen, and two sons, Herbert
and Albert.

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no one finer

Arthur Sempliner, formes Circuit
Court Commissioner, volunteered
los Army duty in 1942, serving
three years overseas with 2nd Engi-
neer Amphibian Brigade, noted for
over 80 beachhead landing. After
V•) Day, be was retained to help

PISGAII LODGE

restore the judicial system of the
Not unti) 1946 was he
released train service to return home
and greet his three-year-old son,
born alter he went overseas, and
whom he hod never seen.

RABBI MANDEL ZAGER
Plans for the membership tea of
the Rabbi Mandel M. Zager Chap-
ter will be discussed at a meet-
ing at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the
Belcrest Hotel. The tea is sched-
uled for Feb. 24 at the Barium
Hotel.
A class in parliamentary proce-
lure will be presided over by Paul
W. Silver at the meeting. Selec-
tions from "Sing a Song of
Friendship" will be sung by Mrs.
Louis Wohl, the Americanism
chairman.

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