TInunday, September 29, 1949

DETROIT iIRWISH CHRONICLE

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these autumn days, what
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with school work, football games
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where, are the verdant fresh- taking some of his courses at
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and parties. It hardly seems
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men?" ... Breathless from regis- Hight:twirl Park J. ('. and others
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or ma EVENTS IN 1948 -14
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possible that only a few short
tration, aptitude tests, health ex- at Wayne. . .
Mg IS NS nett({ ION or THE 11\10
weeks ago we were vacationing
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aminations, mixers, and more, we
at the various resorts.
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spotted Rita Alper, Ernestine
TRANSFER . . Larry Bleier
Now that we're back in school
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Winston, Rhoda Smilay, Carol is moving out to Ann Arbor to
however, we can
Lewis, Margie Soss, Phyllis Sloan, take his masters' in (you'll never
still enjoy our-
Alice Spero, Vivienne Black . • . guess) archeology.. .
selves by get-
Just dashing across to Betsy Bar-
ting behind Cen-
bour, Ann Lewis and Margo
tral's athletic
Abets . . . Climbing the Jordan Dr. Magnes Portrait
teams and show-
road; Sheila Frenkel and Lois
ing that they
Strauss ... Landing in 9 - same Presented to Hebrew U.
have our whole-
NEW YORK — A portrait of
unit at New Dorm, Lois Daniels.
hearted support.
Maurine Shapiro, and Barbara Dr. Judah L. Magnes, late presi-
awiO1WOOAEN,DUIDNA THE
When the
Mandell ... More, enjoying spa- dent of the Hebrew University in
MIDDLE A6ES,A5 A 5 10,1
spirit is in the
cious quarters at New Dorm, Jerusalem, has been presented to
OF
THEIR
MARRIAGE,51.1AvED
crowd, it invar-
Audrey Benson, Beverly Blau, the university by Maurice Wer-
Helen
THEIR HE,k9s,e‘ND covER.EP
iably shows up
Judy Feinberg, Judy Isenberg... theim, prominent New York com-
THEM WITH KERcflIEFS,A1-92
in the quality of the team play.
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munal figure and member of the
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If we, as spectators, go out to
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board of directors of the Amer-
OFF
TO
FAR
PARTS
...
Ginny
its,u7ramit3
the football games with encour-
THEIR FOREHEAPG,RE4EMSLINCI
Rosenthal and Judy Morton re- ican Friends of the Hebrew Uni-
agement for the fellows on the
THE COLOR OF THEIR 5HAveNt HAIR
r"`brOn3/71317.
turned for more of that Colorado versity, Dr. Israel S. Wechsler,
field, they cannot help but turn
climate . . . Ed Levy entrained president of American Friends,
in a more effective performance
the other way, for M I T ... Bert announced. The portrait was
than if the stands were quiet
Loewenstein, David Gordon, ar.1 painted by Pincas Litvinovsky,
or jeering.
Dick Schwayder checked iu at Israel i a rtist.
So let's start off the new se-
Michigan State ... Margie Cutler,
mester in the right spirit. Let's
Gloria Polozker and Lenore
Program for Shut-Ins
go to the games with the attitude
Freedman are in the same house
of fair play. The knowledge of
at the U. of Illinois . . . Ilene Planned by Music Club
this alone will make for a mere
Purdy is enjoying the campus at
The philanthropic committee of
enjoyable participation.
Madison, Wis. . . .
the Music Study Club met at a
The
JWV
Memorial
Home
now'
dead,
with
pictures
and
biograph-
How about it? Let's make the
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luncheon at the Women's City
stands rock at the next game. under construction, in addition to ical sketches, has been planned
TAKING ADVANTAGE of Club.
serving as a living memorial to with the assistance of the Gold
O.K.?
the Jewish servicemen of the Star Fathers of Detroit. The home and Wayne U. . . . Dolly
The function of the committee
community who gave their lives Home will also include seven Mayor, Barbara Newman, Una is to visit shut-ins. Plans have
Goodman
.
"Safe,
now,
in
the
in World War II, will serve as a meeting rooms, lounges, game
been made to visit the Veterans
symbol to Jewish patriotism.
rooms and an administration of- sophomore class,' Barbara New- Hospital, Children's Hospital and
It will stand as proof through flee.
man, Sol Shapiro, Sid Rubinstein, Crippled Children's 11.•spital at
the years that the Jew, along
Al Shapiro . . . Juniors include Farmington.
with every other race and reli-
Rona Rott, Norm Lowy, Murray — _
gion has done his utmost, to the
Chaye, Leonard Demak ... Ber-
nie Blase is finishing up as a
point of the supreme sacrifice, to
NEW YORK—With the arrival help keep the United States the
pre-dent, aand Irwin Goodman
NEW YORK — (World News ditto as a pre-med . . . Seniors
in Israel of the remains of Dr. bastion of democracy that it has
Services)—A Help Wanted col- include Doug Harris and Mickey
Theodor Herz!, founder of mod- been since its inception.
The Jews of this community umn for Israel was run by 'the Schwartz . . . Irving Keene is
ern Zionism, Judge Morris Roth-
busy with pre-law . . . Doing a
enberg, acting national chairman have a record of which to be "Labor Zionist" in this city.
IfNal Ft'rith Youth Or-
In its last issue the Labor
of the United Palestine Appeal. proud. More than 10.000 Jews
ganic:1111111 proudly Di
3111 Annual
announced plans for a Herzl from Detroit served in the armed Zionist contained advertisements
Kippur Nile Dania% f -
for garment designers, textile de-
"or
memorial to be built in Jerusalem forces in the past conflict.
Bob Strong ay I his
I
A campaign for funds for the signers, textile chemists and a
()ralwstra. U. D. W. I,all-
with the aid of American funds
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and to include a mausoleuM, a memorial has been launched. It maintenance engineer for a tex-
01.101w1 3, 1549, Dan- ins
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public park of about 30 acres is headed by Tom Borman and tile mill of Kfar Ata.
TO
Another ad was for a lecturer
planted with "Herzl Cedars" and • the goal is $105,000. It is urged
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Tax
THE
special roads for thousands of that the Jewish community lend in modern European history for
the
Hebrew
University.
its
whole-hearted
support
to
this
expected visitors from all over
Prr Couple
PAO
Other advertisements included
campaign for the JWV Mem-
the world.
JEWISH
a call for a statistician for the
The bill, on top of which Herzl orial Home.
The Home will be built on Da- government, tool and die makers,
CHRONICLE HOUR
will be buried, covers an area of
125 acres of land provided by vison near Petoskey, in con- an engineer with experience in
SUNDAY, 10:45 A.M.
the Jewish National Fund and junction with the Dexter branch soil mechanics and pilots, co-
pilots, flight radio engineers,
rises some 900 meters above sea of the Jewish Center. A mem-
WKMII
navigators, stewardesses, dis-
level, the highest point in Jeru- orial room for the Jewish war
patchers, maintenance mechanics, ,
salem.
etc.
It provides a view of the great-
er part of the city and the Jew-
BUST WISHES FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR
ish settlements in the neighbor-
hood, including Arza, where
NEW YORK — Twenty ex-sol-
Herz' planted a cedar during his
soldiers have just started a four-
visit to Palestine in 1898.
A Todros Geller memorial ex-
Nathaniel Lawn
5432 Second Avenue
Judge Rothenberg said that a months intensive course in the hibition, sponsored by the Artists
competition for the most suit- first carpenty school for ex- Foundation of Detroit, will open
able plans for the mausoleum servicemen to be opened in Israel at 8 p. m., Saturday at the Scarab
will be announced shortly. The by ORT (Organization for Re- Club, 217 Farnsworth avenue.
grave itself will nestle in a green habilitation through Training).
The exhibit will continue through
ring surrounded by a stone circle.
Oct. 10.

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Memorial Home Will Acclaim
Service of Jews InVWartime

Slate Herd
Memorial in
Jerusalem

N. Y. Newspaper
Runs Israeli 'Ads'

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Servicemen Enter
New ORT School Geller Exhibition
to Open Saturday

`Trip' Enjoyed
by Women
of Federation

Four prominent Detroit women

acted as "conductors" for the
"Stay-Home" tour which was
a feature at the annual meeting
of the Women's Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation at 1
p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 28 at the
Detroit Institute of Arts.
The four, all leaders in wom-
en's communal activities, included
Mrs. Harry Becker, president of
the League of Jewish Women or-
ganizations and chairman of the
Women's Division program com-
mittee; Mrs. Ralph Davidson, past
president of Hadassah; Mrs. Hy-
man C. Broder, chairman of the
)(omen's Division executive com-
mittee, and Mrs. Joseph Welt,
president of the International
Council of Jewish Women.
All have recently returned
Irom trips to Israel. The "Stay-
Home" tour took Women's Divis-
ion members attending the meet-
ing on a "trip" through France,
Belgium, Germany, Italy, Greece
apd

Eva Prenzlauer Aid
Slates December Donor

The annual donor luncheon of
the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid will be held Dec. 14 at the
Book Cadillac Hotel. The board
met at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Rose of Clairmount avenue.

`Light of the World'
to Tell Story of Isaiah

The "Light of the World" pro-
gram, which presents stories from
the Bible. will dramatize "The
Story of Isaiah and His Gloribus
Prophecy" beginning 2:45 Mon-
day, over WWJ.

HAPPY NEW YEAR
To All Relations
and Friends

MR. and MRS.
AARON SOVERINSKY
AND FAMILY

g ar Mitzvah

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L Gal-
perin of Warrington drive an-
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Frederick Daniel, at 8:30
p.m., Friday, Oct. 7 at Temple
Israel. A reception in his honor
will be held at home, Sunday.
Oct. 9 (ruin 1-6 p.m.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

J. J. Clarke Stutros

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HAPPY NEW YEAR

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