Friday, October 1, 1948
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
Page SIx
(1-7Bnai Brith Highlights 3„,,
Tikvah Lodge
to Hear Carlisle
`Roving Reporter'
to Tell Experiences
John M. Carlisle, Detroit News
columnist, and former war cor-
respondent, will address the
Tikvah Lodge of Bnai Brith at
9 p.m., 'Thursday, at the North-
west Hebrew Congregation.
Carlisle, who covered both the
European and Pacific theaters
during the recent war and also
served as a roving reporter, will
discuss his experiences since re-
turning to the civilian field.
He deseribes the actions of De-
troit and Michigan men in his
book, "Red Arrow Men," based
on the army division of both
wars made famous by Michigan-
ders.
Cited by the late Gen. George
Patton for his European report-
ing, Carlisle was further deco-
rated with the Bronze Star for
his broadcasts of the campaign
against the Japanese in northern
Luzon.
He now conducts a daily col-
umn, "The Roving Reporter," for
the News.
"This program," Louis E. Bar-
den, lodge president, said, "is
the second in a series of out-
standing events and is free to
the public." Max H. Littky is
program chairman.
Keidan Chapter Plans
Meeting for Tuesday
A meeting of the Harry B.
Keidan Chapter of Bnai Brith is
planned for Tuesday evening at
the Hotel Book Cadillac.
Winner of the RCA television
set will be revealed at the ses-
sion. Proceeds will go to Israel.
Members are urged to attempt to
sell all their tickets.
Downtown Chapter
Charts SOS Shower
The Downtown Women's Chap-
ter of Bnai Brith will meet at
8:30 p. m., Wednesday, in the
Fort Wayne Hotel.
A baby shower for the com-
ing SOS drive will be held at
that time. Refreshments will be
terved. Prospective members
Ire invited. •
Don't bury your ad. Adver-
tise in the Jewish Chronicle.
EDWARD PEVOS
Optician
Council Eyes Needs of Israel
as It Pushes $75,000 Drive
In its fund-raising leaders, the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Wo-
men's Council has a staff that it
feels is second to none.
One of them is Mrs. Sam Gold,
who as ad chairman carries a
great share of the responsibility
in the Council's city-wide drive
for $75,000.
She has been busy ever since
her appointment and is continu-
ally receiving compliments for
her zealous efforts.
FURNISHES ROOMS
The $75,000 will be used to
support Bnai Brith's many and
varied philanthropic projects.
Among them is "Aid to Israel,"
whose importance looms larger
each day.
The Women's District Grand
Lodge No. 6 recently spent $3,000
to furnish two rooms at a hospi-
tal in Tel Aviv, which will be
named in memory of the late
Col. David Marcus as a tribute
to the American hero who lost
his life as a volunteer defender
of the Jewish State.
Bnai Brith Women also have
Zager Chapter
Slates Tableau
"Drawing the Curtains on Bnai
Brith"—a tableau of Bnai Brith
philanthropies—will be the theme
of a meeting of the Rabbi Man-
del M. Zager Chapter at 8:30
p. NI., Wednesday, in Bnai Moshe,
Frieda Ersher, program chair-
man, announced. -
Mrs. Adele Kanter, president,
has announced the appointment
of the following chairmen: Fund-
raising, Marion Plotkin; pro-
gram, Frieda Ersher; member-
ship, Lillian Onrich; conservation,
Carolyn Lemberg.
Sinclair;
Hillel, Fay
Also
BBYO, Naticy Miller; ADL, Hel-
en Gershune; in-hospital and
veterans' affairs, Gertrude Sil-
ver; hostess and hospitality, Jen-
nie Thomas; adopt-a-family,
Irene Bryan; ways and means,
Martha Feldman; telephone, Bet-
ty Conn; sunshine and tribute,
Esther Krawitz.
Also community relations, My-
na Lowe; SOS, Martha Weis-
man; budget, Lorraine Lipson;
Palestine, Frieda Schenfeld; Leo
N. Levi Hospital, Eve Kahn;
Bellefaire, Frances Winsen; and
National Jewish Hospital, Marcia
Schneider.
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The Knights of Pythias De
troit Lodge No. 55. and the
Pythian Sisters. Greater De-
troit Temple No. 152, take
this opportunity to thank all
those who so very gener-
ously and graciously donated
gifts for our 1st annual
Frolic and Fair given June
12 and 13, 1948.
The Frolic and
Fair Com inittee
HARRY SLATKINS
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Sales by IRA HOTCHKISS CO.
BBYO CHATTER
made contributions for the big
parade to take place Wednesday,
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DAVID RAPPAPORT, chair-
man of the Yom Kippur Night
Dance committee, reveals that
Ronald Karp of AZA No. Oil,
has stepped in and taken the
place of Mayer Zald in the con.
tact work. Mayer has sprained
his ankle. Dance tickets most
be returned to the office by Oct.
11, Dave added.
By ILENE RATNER
FOR THOSE who are still in
the dark about the main pur-
pose of the BBYO Yom Kippur
Night Dances, let me turn on
the light by telling you.
It is not only to meet old
friends and see new styles, but
to raise enough money for a
ltnai Brith youth house.
ELAINE SALZBERG, recently.
We need a place of our own
for our official office work, for elected first vice-president of
meetings and as a center where BBG, District 6, attended an ex.
the youth can just get together ecutive meeting Sept. 15 in Chi-
cago.
for a few hours.
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This house of the future will
take the place of the rented
CHARLOTTE WATERSTONE,
five-room apartment above stores new District 6 BBYW president,
on Dexter boulevard.
went to Milwaukee to speak at
Now you know the purpose of a membership tea.
this annual dance, so lets get
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out and support it • . • Not only
A
BBG
chapter
has been
for us, but for all B.B. youths
started in the Northwest secti o n
of today and tomorrow.
under the supervision of Mrs.
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MRS. SAM GOLD
THE PARADE committee Miriam Aaron Pierce.
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would like to extend its thanks
presented an eye clinic to the to the Epps Army and Navy
BOYS OF EASTSIDE No. 526,
hospital to be known as the Wo- Store for donating 15 huge AZA, will hold a dated wiener
men's Supreme Council Bnai weather surplus balloons and roast Saturday at Middle Rouge
Brith Clinic.
also to everyone else who have Park.
URGES ATTENDANCE
Originator of the idea of send-
ing Freedom Trains to Israel,
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Bnai Brith is augmenting its aid
to Israel in many ways.
From Your
Its national executive secre-
tary, Maurice BisgYer, is on his
way to the Holy Land to confer
with Bnai jilrith's Palestinian
district president and to visit the
order's institutions there.
The campaign will be climaxed
JAMES N.
with a huge affair, Nov. 22 at
Masonic Temple. Mrs. Gerald
Goldberg, Council president,
urges all women to attend.
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PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY
McNALLY
1918-1949
5709
ROSH HASHONAH
GREETINGS . . .
To our many friends everywhere,
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we extend our sincere wishes for a
Happy and Prosperous New Year.