Friday, January 23, 1942
DETROIT .JEWISH CHRONICLE
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WOMEN'S
CLUBS
Women to Probe
Communal Affairs
NCJW Leaders Chart Session
P. Baker, 4806 Sturtevant. A
dessert luncheon will be served.
"The New Look in Children's
Fashions", with children of
members as models, will high-
light a luncheon meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary, United He-
brew Schools, Wednesday in the
Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. Mrs.
Herbert Moss is in charge of the
program and Mrs. Milford Pre-
gerson will act as commentator.
Mrs. Seymour Kraus will be ac-
companist. Clothing will be loan-
ed by the Peter Pan Shop.
'Leonard Leone, head of Wayne
University's theatrical depart-
ment, will be guest speaker of
the drama group of the Music
Study Club at 8:30 p.m., Mon-
day, in McAllister Hall, 433
Forest avenue west. Leone's lec-
ture will be the second in a
series being sponsored by the
The Detroit Ladies Lechem
group on the history and prob-
Aneeim will hold a Chamishah
lems of the theater.
Asar B'Shevat party at its meet-
ing Wednesday in Assembly
Pythian Sisters of the Greater Hall, 9125 Twelfth street.
Detroit Temple No. 152 will join
the Knights of Pythias No. 55 for
an installation of officers banquet
Tuesday at the Hotel Statler.
Officers are Mesdames Jennie
Rosenberg, past chief; Lillian
Meltzer, most excellent chief;
Florence Plotnik, excellent sen-
ior; Esther Goldstone, excellent
junior; Elsie Greene, manager;
Groups Elect Lurie,
Rose Lerman, mistress of fi-
Schuster, Wayburn
nance; Ruth Goldman, mistress
of records and correspondence;
Emily Berke, protector; Lee
Frishman, guard; Sarah Thomas,
William Friedman, Nathan W.
press correspondent; Kathleen Lurie, Max D. Schuster and Leon
Goldfine, captain of degree staff; S. Wayburn were elected to top
and Winnie Aran, trustee. Mrs. leadership of the professional di-
Mary Myerson is installing offi- vision, food service council, me-
cer and Mrs. Odes Elden, pianist. chanical trades division and the
arts and crafts division of the
A class in memory of Mrs. Detroit Service Group at meetings
Rose Singerman was installed at Tuesday in the Center.
a membership luncheon of the
Other officers for the profes-
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society sional division include Samuel M.
Wednesday in the Dexter-Law- Bez, Martin L. Butzel, Dr. Charles
rence Hall. Installing officer was Lakoff, Dr. Abe S. Pearlman and
Mrs. Julia Ring, a past president. Arthur S. Purdy, vice-chairmen;
Mrs. Rose Berkowitz was chair- Isadore Levin and Dr. Lawrence
man, assisted by Mesdames Man- H. Seltzer, representatives to the
uel Enkle, Eva Klein and The- JWF board of governors; and
resa Miller.
Harry A. Heller, executive secre-
tary.
A stationery and pencil show-
Officers who will serve with
er. for European orphans is plan- Lurie in the food service council
ned by the Detroit Women's Ser- are Max • P. Bachman, Harry
vice Club for 8:30 p.m., Monday, Becker, William Boesky, Tom Bor-
in the Jewish Cultural Center, man, Ben Klein, Max Loewen-
2705 Joy road. The club's third stein and Paul Zuckerman, vice-
annual charity dinner party will chairmen. Representatives to the
be held Feb. 25 at the Bowery. board of governors are Morris
For reservations call Mrs. Ethel Mendelson and Max Schayowitz.
Klein, TY. 4-1453. For informa- Ira I. Sonnenblick will act as ex-
tion on membership call Mrs. ecutive secretary.
Dolly Budman, UN. 2-3011.
In the mechanical trades divi-
sion, the following officers to aid
Tova Sanhedrai, representative Schuster were elected: Harvey
of the Hapoel Hamizrachi col- H. Goldman, Abe Kasle, Ben Kra-
onies in Palestine, will be guest mer, Milton K. Mahler and Ben
speaker at a meeting of the L. Silberstein, vice-chairmen; Ben
Women's Emergency Food Com- Kramer and Milton K. Mahler,
mittee at 8 p.m., Monday, in the representatives to the board; and
home of Mrs. Oscar Kramer, Esther R. Prussian, executive sec-
retary.
2627 Lawrence avenue.
Officers with Wayburn, of the
For bringing in the most arts and crafts division are Na-
pledges, Mrs. C. Zipper was than Balaban, Herman L. Lewis,
awarded a gift by Ezra, Ameri- Jr., and Lew Wisner, vice-chair-
can Federation of Polish Jews, men; and Harry A. Heller, exec-
at its annual victory luncheon utive secretary.
last week in the home of Mrs.
C. Loberman.
Authorities to Tell
`New Look' Views
Friedman Heads
Professional Unit
The Equality Club has pledg-
ed one package for each mem-
ber to be sent to relatives and
friends in Europe through CARE.
Rose Karnow and Fay Zisholz
are relief chairmen.
Mrs. Joshua Sperka will pre-
sent a book review at a meet-
ing of the Zedakah Club, Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Saniuel
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OCCASION S
"A Pattern for Jewish Living" will be discussed by Mrs.
Morris Adler at an open meeting of the Detroit Section, Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women, at 1:30 p.m., Monday, in the
Jewish Center. The session is being sponsored by the con-
temporary Jewish affairs committee under the chairmanship
of Mesdames William Isenberg and Sam Keene. Pictured are
leaders of the education division which is cooperating with
the committee. Left, Mrs. Harold Schakne; standing, Mrs.
Albert Krohn; right, Mrs. Jerome Grossman.
Helen Waren's
Book Tells How
She Aided Jews
NEW YORK — The dramatic
story of a Broadway actress
who went to Europe in 1944
to tour in a USO show and
stayed to become a one-woman
underground f o r smuggling
homeless Jews into Palestine is
told in the book, "The Buried
Are Screaming," by Helen
Waren, which the Beechhurst
Press will publish in February
The author, Miss Waren, was
guest speaker at a rally Jan. 4
which officially launched the
1948 campaign of Detroit His-
tadrut.
She was one of the first civil-
ians to enter Germany after
V-E Day. The plight of the
homeless Jews she found there,
she says, was the start of her
daring work of getting persons
"illegally" into Palestine.
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INFORMATION
George Fabian has been elect-
ed president of the 12th Street
Council Center Chess and
Checker Club. Other officers
are S. Krause, vice-president;
S. - Wolfson, treasurer; and Sam
Bolker, secretary.
KOSINS
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FOR COMPUTE
FABIAN ELECTED
A conference on Jewish social
work will in effect be held here
in Detroit when the Women's Di-
vision of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration presents its one-day pro-
gram "The New Look in Commu-
nity Affairs," Thursday, Jan. 29,
at the Hotel Statler, featuring au-
thorities in community organiza-
tion, campaign, care of the aged,
Jewish education and psychiatry.
Reservations close Monday.
Coming to Detroit for the day
will be Harry L. Lurie, executive
director of the Council of Jewish
Federations and Welfare Funds,
who will address the noon lunch-
eon meeting on social problems
and their personal application,
abstracting the conclusions from
four morning panel sessions, to
be held at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.
OLD AGE SPEAKER
The panel sessions will be de-
voted to "The New Look" at old
age care, campaign, education for
Jewish living and misconceptions
about emotional disturbances.
Speaking on old age care will
be Morris Zelditch, director of
social studies of the Council of
Jewish Federations and V,'elfare
Funds, while the chairman of the
meeting will be George M. Stutz.
Isidore Sobeloff, JWF execu-
tive director, will speak at the
session on campaign, at which
Mrs. Julian H. Krolik will be
chairman.
SPEAKS ON EDUCATION
Israel Rappoport, director of
the Research Institute on Jewish
Education, will lead the discussion
on Jewish education. Mrs. Alex-
ander W. Sanders is panel chair-
man.
The session on "Misconceptions
Concerning Emotional Disturb-
ances" will be addressed by Dr.
Harry E. August, Detroit psychi-
atrist and analyst. Mrs. William
H. Frank will be chairman.
L eader
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