Are Jewish Boys 'Too Good' for This?

WOMEN'S
- CLUBS

Mrs. Norman Noble has been
elected president of the Neugar-
ten Medical Aid. Other new of-
ficers are Mesdames Samuel
Gale, Samuel Shewitz, Julian
Stross and Albert Schweitzer,
vice-presidents; Charles Hyman,
treasurer; Lester Smith, Benja-
min Krell Jr., Morris Mellen and
Fred Gross, secretaries; Albert
P. Weiss, publicity director; and
Louis Beck, auditor. A board
meeting will be held Monday at
the home of Mrs. Smith, 18644
Oak drive. The club's installa-
tion luncheon will take place
Jan. 26 at the Hotel Book Cadil-
lac. • For reservations call Mrs.
Barry Steinberg, TO. 7-2559.

Rabbi Morris Adler will be
guest speaker at a meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary, Jewish ,
Home for Aged at 1 p.m., Mon-
day, in the annex of the Home.

Bluma Levin, who recently ar-
rived from Palestine, will be
guest speaker at a Oneg Shabbat
of the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, in the
Blaine Synagogue. The group
will launch its membership drive
Jan. 26 under the chairmanship -
of Mrs„ Joseph H. Kunin. A
pledge of $50,000 to the Child
Rescue Fund has been made by
the organization. Contributions
are being accepted by Mrs. Isaac
Rosenthal, chairman, 'TY. 6-6066.

A tea will be held by the
Young Women's Mizrachi Wed-
nesday in the home of Mrs. M.
Shipko, 3260 Pasadena avenue.
Plans will be discussed for the
group's cabaret dance to be held
April 4. •

Jason Tickton of the Wayne
University faculty will lecture on
contemporary modern composers
at a meeting of the Music Study
Club of Detroit at 1 p.m., Tues-
day, in the Downtown YWCA,
Montcalm and Witherell avenues.
A one-act play, "Thursday at
Home," will be presented by the
drama group under the direction
of Miss M. Chalapis.

The first "Palestine Brunch" of
Ezra American Federation of
Polish Jews, will be held at
noon, Wednesday, in the home of
Mrs. George Weser, 2937 Glen-
dale avenue.

Chronicle Social and Club
News deadline is noon Monday.

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Above , is the kind . of work Jewish boys with mechanical
aptitudes have been taught in the Moser Industrial Training
School under the supervision of Louis Moser. Moser is seek-
ing to reopen this school and to offer training as tool makers
to youths who would at the same time be producing revenue
by manufacturing items on a production line basis. Moser
believes that there are many boys here who do not think
themselves "too good" for manual arts and who would make
excellent craftsmen. He believes they are being kept from
attending schools like this by bad vocational advice and social
taboos. He solicits the support of industrialists, educators and
others in his plan to reopen the school for the training of
Detroiters including youths planning to prepare for life in
Palestine. Moser is not asking for contributions. Among those
who have vouched for him are Rabbi Morris Adler, Fred M.
Butzel, Harvey H. Goldman, Karl B. Segall and Morris
Schaver. For information, call the Chronicle editor, CA. 1040.

2 Movies Scheduled
for Mattathias Affair
"Homeward
movies,
Two
Bound" and "House in the Des-
ert," will be highlights of a
social evening of Mattathias
Tent-Hive of the Maccabees Jan.
29 at Workman's Circle. Theo-
Bore Baruch will speak on Pal-
estine.

Shaarey Zedek Men.
Schedule Lewisohn
Ludwig Lewisohn, novelist,
whose writings have been trans-
lated into 15 languages, will
speak Jan. 28 under the aug-
pices of the Shaarey Zedek
Men's Club. His subject will be
the "Jewish Case at the Bar of
History."

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ALESTINE IS a magic word wear this identification, Hayett
said.
"There seems to be no anti-
SeMitism in Norway and Swe-
den," he reported, "and Jews are
respected members of their com-
Hayett, who was a court re- munities. Synagogues there are
orter at the Nuremberg War extremely beautiful."
• • •
( rimes Trial, was accompanied
s ome by his wife, the former RESUMES REPORTING
T ally Rose, whom he married in
OTHER COUNTRIES visited
( ermany and who also worked by the Hayetts were Czechoslo-
z s a court reporter.
vakia, Switzerland, Italy, Eng-
"There are few German Jews land, Scotland, Holland, Belgium
1 eft in the Reich," Ilayett said. and France.
The DP's we did meet there
Hayett has resumed his court
1 ere from Poland, Russia, Aus- reporting activities in Detroit
ria,
Hungary
and
Romania,
and
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head of the Accurate Court Rt.
11 of them have but one goal— porters, 823 Ford Bldg., tempor-
I o go to Palestine."
arily succeeding Aaron A. Silber-
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1 ANES HELPED JEWS
cause of illness. His wife is in
HAYETT WAS particularly charge of the stenographic serv-
by the friendly treat- ice department of the firm.
m ent given Jews in Denmark,
The "Hayetts are happy to 1''
Norway and Sweden.
starting their role of man and
"The Danes did a tremendous wife in "the American way,"
j ob in hiding Jews from the they said. Ironically enough,
N azis," Hayett said. "They aided their marriage certificate is not
J ews to escape by smuggling written in English but in Ger-
t hem into Sweden in any type of man—and is issued from Dachau.
watercraft available."
Jewish survivors still tell the
OSTROWER RELIEF SOCIETY
s tory of how the late King Chris-
A meeting of the Ostrower Re-
ian
of
Denmark
defiantly
walk-
t
e d down the streets of Copen- lief Society is scheduled for 8:30
hagen with the yellow Star of p.m., Tuesday, at the- home of
David on his arm after the Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hochman,
mans decreed that all Jews must 2305 Richton avenue.

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1 to displaced Jews in Germany,
1 r ving Hayett, former foreign
c urrespondent of the Jewish
c hronicle, said upon his return
r ecently from Europe.

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Friday. January 16, 1946

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