FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1947

DETROIT

The Voice of the
Man in the Street

Aids thud Brith

JEWISH

CHRONICLE

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In the Realm of
Local Society

Broadcast

Photos by JACK RI GI I NI iN

Mr. and Mrs. David Rott, of
Chicago boulevard west, announce
the confirmation of titer daugh-
ter, Hilary Honore, which took
place on May 25, at Temple Beth
Sholom, Miami Beach. A recep-
tion will be held June 12 in the
grand ballroom of the Book Cadil-
lac Hotel from 9:30 to 12 p. m.
No cards.

By DR. PERRY P. BURNSTINE

TIME: Thursday afternoon.

QUESTION: Should the Jewish
Chronicle give preference to
local items, including social do-
ings, or should it increase its
national and international news
coverage!

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MRS. ALBERT GORDON, 3359
Cortland avenue, housewife.

Tn my opinion, the Chronicle
'should increase its national and
International news coverage.
T have been
reading the
Chronicle for
the past five
years, and al-
though I enjoy
it very-mu c h,
there are some
stories in it that
do not partic-
ularly I n terest
me.
I have no-
f
ticed that a
great deal of space is devoted to
club news. Since persons usually
only read about the club of which
they are members, I think it
would he a good idea to mention
club actiVities very briefly and to
use the space saved for national
and international news, which Is
not covered sufficiently in other
papers.

Mrs. Tack to Assume
Auxiliary Presidency

Pisgah Chapter's
Installation Is Set

Private Baths--Showers—Running Hot and Cold
Water in Every Room_Dancing—Swimmin g-

Tennis—Golf —Horse

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Mrs. Singer Gets
National SOS Post

Mrs. Harry C. Singer of Detroit
was elected national vice-chair-
man of SOS in the East Central
Region at a meeting, in New York
of the Joint Distribution Com-
mittee for SOS.
Mrs. Singer, who has served on
the regional board of directors and
on the national board, has been
voluntt\ry chairman of SOS in
Detroit since its inception in
March of 1946.

Souk Haven, Mich.

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(FORMERLY ASHER . S)

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Dressmaking

Mrs: Lewis Manning
to Take Over. Helm

Officers of Pisgah Chapter of
Bnai Brith will be installed at 9
p.m. Monday in Bnai Moshe.
They are Mesdames Lewis Man-
ning, president ; Marvin Levy,
Samuel Gold and Julius Meskin,
vice-presidents; Gerald Goldberg,
monitress; William Fogel, treas-
urer; Jules Werner, financial sec-
retary; Bernard Cohen, assistant
financial secretary; Rozella 'Wein-
berg, 9orresponding secretary.
Nell Laban, recording secretary;
Ida Ashe, mailing secretary; Lee
Gould, assistant mailing secretary;
Jack Ketai, sentinel; Sam Rosen-
thal, guide; Sam Shulman, guard-
ian; and Sam Aaron, Yetta Herz,
Leonard Sims Charles Solovich
and Harry C. Singer, trustees.
New bo
members are Mes-
dames Na lan
t
Adler, Meyer Litt-
ky, Milton Rogers, Jack Kahn,
ky,
Max Goldhoff, Aaron Weiss, Jo-
seph Gordon, Harry Sucher, Philip
Menkowitz, Morris Hirsch, Jack
Schwartz, Alfred Bounin, Albert
Burrows, Charles Heiman, Al Klai-
man, Sidney Pozen, Herman Pra-
dy, S. L. Margolin and Carle
Wolfe.
The welcome address will be de-
livered by Mrs. Goldberg, past
president of 1946-47, and the in-
vocation will be offered by Mrs.
Singer, past president of 1945-46.
Mrs. Solovich will be installing of-
ficer.
A reception in honor of new
officers will be held after the in-
stallation ceremony with dancing
to Herman Pritz and his orches-
tra. Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Mes-
kin are installation chairmen, and
Mrs. Burrows and Mrs. Goldhoff
are in charge of arrangements.

"Vacanon Land for Everyone"

han Morris, Hilda Goldberg, vice
presidents; Rose Avison, chaplain;
Jessie Slew, guard; Minnie Hart,
treasurer; Selma Rosenblatt and
Mae Ginsburg, secretaries; Hilda
Goldberg, - publicity chairman; and
Rose Kay; Edith Meskin and Mol-
lie Elbinger, trustees.

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a Clean Finish on New and

Alterations

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MILTON GREEN, 4O6 Cortland
avenue, Central High student.
I think the Chronicle should
' give preference to local Items. It
seems to me that most Jews
read Jewish papers because it
keeps them in-
formed about n
their neighbors.
They are inter-
ested in whcrgot
married, what
club is having a
party and events
of their com-
munity in gen-
eral.
National and
international
news pertinent olmk
to Jews, if of any importance, is
usually carried in the daily pa-
pers. The dailies on the other
hand, do not cover the social do-
ings in our community to any
great extent.

LEVIN'S RESORT

Recondition yourself, relax and rest, at this magnificent
Jewish hotel — Your hosts, the Madorsky Family, have
made the Riverside one of the finest resorts in Mt. Clemens.

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Facing a 5-acre park, its unexcelled appointments make
the Riverside an ideal place for vacationing.

The famous mineral baths are available to our guests
without leaving the hotel.

waitimougnow

MRS. MORTON MEERON, 3002
Grand avenue, housewife.
have been reading the Chron-
icle for the past three or four
. years and,' I like it just as it is
now.
Your column-
ists do a won-
derful job in
presetting i n-
sidelights about
Jewish affairs,
which cannot he
found in the
dailies, and
your coverage
of local news
seems to be very
thorough.
I believe it Is
vital for the Chronicle to cover
national and international news
as completely as possible. But
I think this can still be done
without cutting down' on local
news.

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Detroit Lodge Unit
to Install Officers

MRS. RO"
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The Detroit Lodge Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith will install its officers
at a luncheon at 12:30 p. m. Wed-
nesday in the crystal ballroom of
the Hotel Book Cadillac.
Mrs. Robert Gutterman is chair-
man.
Mrs. Samuel Bank will install
the following officers: Mesdames
Morris Tack, president; Charles
Makie, Manny Warshawsky and
William Barris, • vice-presidents;
L e o Janoff, treasurer; Harold
Schakne, recording ,secretary; Da-
vid Grosberg, financial secretary.
Kalman Altschuler, correspond-
ing secretary; Max Beal, guardian ;-
Jack' Frank, sentinel; Harry Stern.
berg, guide; Saul Bloom, inonit-
ress; and Abner Katz, Sidney
Savage and Jack Hartstein,
trustees.
New members of the executive
hoard are Mesdames Hymen Jack-
son, Maurice Korn, Milton Got-
lesman, Sol 'Meyers, Ben Katzer,
Harry Kurzman, Leonard Tigay,
Al Lipsitz, George Kratchman and
Gutterman.
The auxiliary's - dramatic grout,
will present a play, "Did You Say
Mink ?" Directed by Mrs. Gutter-
man, the cast includes Mesdames
Joseph Starman, Merry Mandell,
Irving Grumet, Harbld Getz, Irv-
ing Gordon, Newton Einstandig,
Harold Itothbart, Sidney Berman,
Ralph Stone, Tack and Schakne.
For reservations call TO. 9-6910.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Shapero
spent the Memorial Day weekend
in New Celtic and Beaver Falls,
Pa.

THE DEPARTMENT of Mich-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tobin of
Igen will convene June 28 and 29
Webb avenue visited In Chicago. ,
at headquarters, 8212 - 12th street.
Nineteen posts and 15' auxiliaries
will meet. The assembly will open
Janice Edison was honored at a
with a public goodwill program to
miscellaneous shower by Mrs. , S.
Rosalyn Ann Eisenman, daugh- Z
which all veterans organizations
Wolack of Roselawn avenue.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Eisen-
will send representatives.
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man of Glynn court, entertained
20 girls at her home Tuesday
JERICHO LODGI;
DOWN RIVER POST, Harold evening. Guests of honor were
Podolsky, commander, has insti- Shirley Feurring, Leatrice Singer,
Grand Master Earl Pfaff and
tuted an auxiliary. The following
Bernice Adler, Jane Weindling, all past Grand Master Bruce Mc-
officers were installed: Mrs. Bess brides-elect.
Donald were guests of Jericho
Rose, president; Lillian Fogel and
Lodge No. 990 last week when
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Mrs. Helen Rose, vice-president;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kay, for- the group conferred the second
Mrs. Bernie Daskal and Mrs. Cel
mer Detroiters, have returned to degree upon nine candidates.
Paskovitz, secretaries; Mrs. Mollie their home in
Los Angeles after
Stahl, treasurer, Mrs. Bertha Co- a visit in this city.
hen, judge advocate; and Mes-
"a litelg,,,bit of heaven"
dames Alice Watner, Betty Fid-
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen of
ler, Esther Ellias, Rose Harris,
Sophie Medlow, Sylvia Wore and Wildemere avenue and Mr. and
Mrs. William Nadler of Atkinson (MIX SWIMMING POOL IN MOUTH
Mathilda Ochs.
avenue attended the Shrine Con- 1111'ICN! IT IS UNDER AINPIeliN
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vention in Atlantic City.
01" STATE HEALTH DEPT.
THE SGT. MORTON SILVER-
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of
MAN POST instituted its auxiliary
TO OUR PATRONS
May 28: Mrs. Harold Moran is Dexter boulevard visited in Chi- We take this means of thanking you
president. The Charles and Aaron cago.
for your past patronage—and assure
Kogan Post will institute an aux-
you that your stay with us this year
iliary June 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Weston of will be as pleasant as in the past
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Santa Rosa drive have returned with the same courtesies and service
PFC. JOSEPH BALE POST will from a motor trip to Cambridge, necessary (or an enjoyable vacation.
Sincerely,
hold its annual dinner dance Mass.
Thursday June 19 at the Bel-Aire.
REUBEN LEVIN.
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Marilyn Katz, a June bride-
elect,
was
feted
at
a
luncheon
Neb.!),
iNWel
GRAND RAPIDS POST, Joseph
ollavrv• ■ I
Saltzman, commander, will be in- and miscellaneous shower by Mrs.
stituted June 14. The Sholom Post Jerome Arfa, Mrs. Rueben Isaacs
of Detroit will be instituted June and Natalie Chafetz at the Hotel South Haven Boa
Book Cadillac.
Tralan at
19 at Shaarey Zedek.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lublin of
will moot all
, THE DETROIT LADIES Aux- Buffalo, N.Y., have returned after
iliary No. 135 have elected the fol- a stay in Detroit. upo and IMAM.
n notification.
lowing officers for the coming
year:
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An Ideal Place to Live
Belle Bercowitz, president; Lil-

PLACE: Dexter and Richton.

MRS. MILT TYNER, 2749 Elm-
hurst avenue, housewife.
Personally, I enjoy reiNing both
local and national and interna-
tional news. If the Chronicle were
to increase its national and in-
ternational coverage, I think it
should not do
so by reducing
local news but
b y increasing
the size of the
paper.
Papers such
as the Chron-
icle furnish the
best medium for
Jews to keep
abreast of Jew-•
ish develop-
ments. The
dailies devote hardly any space to
events affecting Jews exclusively.
Also, Jews are interested in wed-
dings and social affairs within
their community and sometimes
the only way they find out about
them is by reading the Chronicle.

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Regena Ann Garelik of Fairfield
avenue has left to attend the sum-
mer semester at the University
of Wisconsin.

Two new modern wells and pumping equipment
have been installed.

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