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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

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Rabbi Mourned

Detroit Hadassah Maps
1949 Honor Roll Drive

"As a child is born, so the State ical Organization. In addition to
of Israel has come into being." the hospitals previously function-
Mrs. Alfred Meyers, chairman of ing, there is the Iladassah-Yas-
the 1949 Honor Roll Drive of the sky Hospital in Beersheba, the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah, de- Hebrew University Hadassah
Medical School, the new Ramat-
clawed.
Hadassah Szold Reception Center
"The rearing and care of the in-
fant, its education, and its health, in Alonim, and a 120-bed hos-
pital in Salad for the treatment
then become the
of tuberculosis, which includes a
duty of the par-
childrens' unit.
ents, and Hadas-
AIDES NAMED
sah, mother of
Assisting Mrs. Meyers in the
Israel, has as-
chapter organization are: Mes-
sumed this burd-
11 dames Stanley Akers, Bud Blum,
en.
! Herman Prady, Harry Barnett,
"The funds we
Joseph Geschelin, Robert Drews,
a re soliciting
Sidney Marwil, Joseph Fenton,
this year are as
M. J. Greenberg, N. Lippit, Mer-
needed as any
vyn K. Grosberg and Ben Green.
raised during the

Primrose Group
Slates 15th Donor

Friseh Bares
His Program

E.

Death_ Comes
to Gliksman

Born in Poland, Rabbi Gliks-
man was a graduate of the Uni-
versity of Poland and studied
under the famous Reb Chaim
Heller. He practiced law in Ger-
many and witnessed the rise of
the Nazis. He achieved some
prominence when he unsuccess-
fully sued Julius Streicher, the
Nazi race baiter, for libel.

Ele (Pomp/

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Its Detroit Guests

Among the guests at the
Colonial Hotel in Mount Clemens
were the following Detroiters:
Mrs. B. G. Arden, Maurice
Aronsson, Mandell Bernstein,
Samuel Goldberg, Jack Howard,
Norman Jasen and Dr. Shmarya
Kleinman:

Also, Mrs. M. Koppelman, Arn-
Rabbi Gliksman was the author old LaKritz, Joseph LaKritz, Mrs.
of several books on anti-Semit- Rachel Shapiro, Mrs. S. 0. Schus-
ism. One work, "Deceptions of ter and Mrs. Esther Sugarman,
Anti-Semitism" was published in
English in Detroit.

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Rabbi Gliksman devoted his
life to aiding the needy and was
instrumental in bringing over 200
persons to this country. Having

ASKS SPUR TO HEBREW
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ANNOUNCING THE OPENING

ing this situation, the Zionist
leaRer proposed the mapping out,
in consultation with all Jewish
organizations, institutions and
agencies concerned with the
problem of Jewish education and
culture in the United States, of "a
nationwide plan for carrying the
Hebrew language and literature
into every Jewish household
throughout the length and
breadth of this land."
"It is my conviction," he said,
"that we ought to set our sights
so high as to make Hebrew the
second language of Jews in
America." The proposed pro-
gram also calls for an intensi-
fication of interest in the Yiddish
language.

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Molly Segal Unit
iSlates 20th Dinner

At present, Starr is on tha
executive board of District Grand
The Molly Segal Auxiliary Lodge 6, Bnai Brith.
Starr, who has been practicing
board members met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Karman of law in Detroit for 26 years, was
Cortland avenue to discuss plans the first Jewish youth to captain
for the 20th annual banquet of a major athletic team in the his-
the group set for Dec. 4 at the tory of Central High School when
he was accorded the honor on
Mayfair Room.
Following the business, a sur- the baseball team in 1920.
The untimely death of Rabbi
prise / birthday party, honoring
Shlomo Gliksman, 51, of 1934
Jewish Chronicle news dead-
Mr. Karman on his 92nd birthday,
Gladstone avenue, took from De-
line is noon Mondays.
was held.
troit a great humanitarian and
scholar. Rabbi Gliksman died at
1 a. in. Sunday from a heart at-
tack.

RABBI GLIKSMAN
• •

Also, Mesdames Harold Koe-
nigsberg, Jacob Ellenstein, Max
Duhkin, Max Lichter, Harry L.
Jones, David Flayer, Joseph Ehrl-
$100 DINNER SET
The Honor Roll Drive will open ich, Max Frank, Hyman C.
Friday, Sept. 9, with a workers Broder, Maurice Landau, Harry
institute and distribution of kits, L. Jackson, Harry L. Jones and
followed by the opening lunch- Ralph Davidson.
eon of the organization on Tues-
day, Sept. 13, and the $100 Dinner
on Oct. 19. A victdtY town hall
program is being planned for
Nov. 9, at Masonic Temple.
Final arrangements were made
Top priority for this year's
funds goes to the Hadassah Mcd- for the 15th annual donor lunch-
eon of the Primrose Benevolent
Club to be held Nov. 9 at Ma-
sonic Temple.
The following will work on
committees for the event, Mrs.
Joseph Rodman, president, an-
nounced: Mesdames Harry Ehr-
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lichman, Aaron B. Margolis, Sam
Frisch declared that the cause of Weinman, Harry Wright, Abe
Jewish education in the United Levy and Jacob
Steinhardt.
States has been lost by default.
Also Mesdames Louis Jacob-
"After a neglect covering two son, Morris Greenberg, Sam
generations," he warned, "we are Mager, Martin Cohen, Thomas
now faced with a situation which, Cowen, S. Nadek, Nathan Ruzum-
if permitted to continue, will en- na, Harry Grossman, Thomas
compass our disappearance as a I zohott, N. Brown and B. Gold.
distinct group in the United
States."

Nathan P. Rosenthal,

Isadore Starr
Candidate for
Detroit Council

Services were conducted by the
Isadore Starr, 48, one of De-
Hebrew Benevolent Society at
troit Jewry's top communal lead-
Yehudah.
-
Congregation Beth
ers, is a candidate for the Detroit
of mourners Common Council.
Many hundreds
crowded the Synagogue and
Start's activities have ranged
eulogies were given by Rabbi
from president fif the Nusach Ari
Joseph Thumim and Rabbi Leizer
Congregation to president of the
Levin.
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Rabbi Gliksman is survived by Council.
his wife Anna, two sons and a
He is a past-president of Pisgah
daughter.
Lodge and was the official rep-
resentative of the Jewish com-
munity to the American Jewish
Conference in Chicago in 1947.

past fateful ones, Mrs. Blum
and will help determine the fu-
ture of a people."

GERALD

worked for the Polish consulate
in Chicago as a translator, he
used his influence to obtain Polish
passports for stateless refugees.
He secured visas and single-
handedly raised funds for pas-
sages to this country.

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