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THE JEWISH NEWS
FripIay, Juno 5, 1942
etroiters to Join in Social Justice Butzel
ervice, Educational Parley Is Given Honor
aders of Local Agencies Will Take Active Part in
Important Joint Sessions of Three National
Organizations in Rochester
Heads of Detroit's most important social service and
ucational agencies will participate in the sessions of
e National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, the
ational Association of Jewish Center Workers and the
ational Council for Jewish Education, in Rochester,
. Y. this week-end.
Detroit's delegation will include
e following:
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
ctor of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
ation, who is a member of the
ecutive committee of the con-
rence; Herman M. Pekarsky,
neral administrative assistant
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
n; Bernard Isaacs, superinten- Pvt. Solomon Collins of De-
nt of the United H e b r e w troit, a graduate of Central
hools; Herman Jacobs, execu- high school who also attended
e director of the Jewish Corn- Wayne University, has spent his
unity Center, president of the
ational Association of Jewish 10-day furlough visiting with
nter Workers; Harold Silver, his sisters and brothers, residing
ecutive director of the Jewish with Dr. and Mrs. Allen Collins
ial Service Bureau, treasurer at 18281 Wisconsin. He is sta-
the conference of social work- tioned with the Army Air Corps
s; A. J. Lachover, financial in East Boston, Mass., and is
rector
of the
United
Hebrew expecting to enter the engineer-
hools; M,
William
Weinberg,
ing corps.
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ecutive director of the Jewish
ocational Bureau; Miss Clarisse
Pvt. Hal Eisen-
eud, director of the Jewish
berg, son of Mr.
' dren's Bureau; Dr. Otto A.
and Mrs. David
, superintendent of the
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Eisenberg, 2 63 4
wish Home for Aged; E. Louis
Clements Ave . ,
eimand, educational director of
was graduated
Jewish Community Center;
from the Air
eth Wasser, director of the
Corp- Technical
ld Age Bureau.
School, Fort
Logan, Colo.,
Mr. Isaacs will address the edu-
April 29. He was
rs' session and will review
home for three
years' activities in Detroit
days visiting his
ugh Education Months, which
ere introduced originally in this family before being assigned to
"ty. Dr. Azriel Eisenberg, direc- Headquarters Squadron, 1st Pur-
✓ of the Bureau of Jewish suit Group, Los Angeles, Calif.
ucation in Cleveland, will pre- He is a graduate of Central High
de at this session.
School and attended Wayne Uni-
Mr. Sobeloff, Mr. Pekarsky, Mr. versity and Walsh Institute.
bs and other members of the His present address is H. Q., H.
troit delegation are scheduled Q., Sq., First Pursuit Group, A.
) address some of the sessions. P. 0., 1066, care of Postmaster,
Ir. Pekarsky will preside at the New York. His mother just re-
ion on community organiza- turned from a brief visit with
on and will present a paper on him.
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rdination in the community's
Pvt. Hyman
e of the aged.
Orenstein, s o n
of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Orenstein,
2 3 5 6 Elmhurst
avenue, enlisted
with the Marine
Corps 10 months
National leaders of Mi=achi ago. He now is
gather this week-end in stationed at the
.leveland to deal with import- Marine Base,
• problems confronting the Diego, Calif. He
ionist movement. The confer- is a graduate
ee will open on Friday after- Central High
oon, at Oheb Zedek Congrega- School and was assistant scout-
‘on, and will continue throu
master of Boy Scout Troop 207.
e 7.
Rabbi Wolf Gold, chairman o VETERANS' AUXILIARY
aad Olami of Mizrachi will lead
A large turnout of members of
e discussions.
Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary No. 135
The Detroit delegation consists of the Jewish War Veterans of
Daniel Temchin, Meyer Beck- the U. S. participated in the Me-
Irving W. Schlussel, Isadore morial Day parade May 30.
:,osnick, Rabbi Danzig, Sol Edel- Daughters Chapter also was in
, Lazar Levine, Morris Mohr, the line of march.
aron Tilchin and Rev, L L.
Under the chairmanship of
e.
Mrs. Mabel Gray, 5131 Hurlbut,
Memorial services were held at
Machpelah Cemetery.
A check was presented to the
auxiliary by Jacqueline Sterns,
president of the Daughters Chap-
ter, to go to the pursuit plane
fund sponsored by National Jew-
ish War Veterans. Thirty thou-
sand dollars has already been
presented to the Government by
Every time you tell National Commander Ben Kauf-
an advertiser "I saw
man.
it in The Jewish
News," you are con-
tributing substantially
to the continued
Women's Clubs
By Michigan 'U'
High tribute was paid to Henry
Magnus Butzel, justice of the
Supreme Court of Michigan, when
he was chosen last Saturday to
receive the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws from his alma
Jewish Boys
In The War
JUSTICE HENRY M. BUTZEL
mater, the University of Michi-
gan. In making the announce-
ment, Prof. John G. Winter, of
the university faculty, had this to
say of Justice Butzel:
"Throughout his professional
career, he has shown himself re-
sponsive to social needs and de-
velopment of the processes of
law. A counselor gifted with sym-
pathy and understanding, a jur-
ist versed in the interpretation of
legal principles and in the ad-
ministration of justice, a public-
spirited citizen honored and es-
teemed by the commonwealth
which he so ably serves."
Justice Butzel, who was grad-
uated with the U. of M. class
which recently celebrated its 50th
anniversary, was one of seven,
just half the usual number, des-
ignated to receive formal recog-
nition by the university for sig-
nal achievement.
etroiters Attend
Wlizrachi Conclave
9 Saw
N la The
Jewish News"
6 From Michigan
On RefugeeBoard
Fred M. Butzel, Abraham
Srere and Henry Wineman of
Detroit and Dr. William Haber,
of Ann Arbor, were re-elected
to the board of directors of the
National Refugee Service at the
annual meeting in New York on
May 24. Theodore Levin and
Isidore Sobeloff were elected new
members of the board.
The meeting was attended by
150 leaders in refugee aid activ-
ity who heard reports on the
contribution of refugees in the
nation's war effort.
EUROPEAN. WELFARE
The European Jewish Women's
Welfare Organization has decided
to donate $200 to the Mt. Sinai
Hospital building fund.
Arrangements are being made
for a tag day in Mt. Clemens on
July 12.
The organization will sponsor a
banquet on Nov. 2, instead of a
dance.
A board meeting will be held
Monday at the home of Mrs. S.
Epstein, 11535 Byron, at 12:30
p. m.
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ZEDAKAH CLUB
Zedakah Club's final meeting
of the season will be held at 1:30
p. m. on Monday, June 8, at the
home of Mrs. Morris Loeb, 1707
Glynn Court. Refreshments will
be served after the business meet-
ing.
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BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
INSTALLATION TUESDAY
The installation luncheon at the
Bnai David Sisterhood will be
held at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday, June
9, at the Wilshire Hotel. Mrs.
Joseph Jacobs is installing officer
and Mrs. I. Robinson is chairman.
Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka will re-
view "The Moon Is Down."
New officers are: Mrs. Jacobs,
president; Mrs. Bernard Dosie,
vice-president; Mrs. Eli Cutler,
recording secretary; Mrs. Dave
Lebow, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Joseph Kay, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. David IT. Cohen, chap-
lain; Mrs. Peter Clrodoroff, treas-
urer; Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs.
Sam Kane, sergeants-at-arms.
Committee chairmen are: Sun-
day School, Mrs. Hyman Miller;
membership, Mrs. Louis Bert-
man; tickets, Mrs. Ben Wach-
nansy; sunshine, Mrs. John
Docks; entertainment, Mrs. M.
Gardner; publicity, Mrs. William
Reid.
The Sisterhood sponsors the
Bnai David Religious SchooL
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
The last board meeting of the
season will be held at the home
of Mrs. Charles Bassey, 4309
Glendale Ave., June 12.
Final arrangements will be
made for the annual fall project.
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WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
OF HOME FOR AGED
On Wednesday, June 10, Mrs.
T. Lebowitz of S. Liddesdale
Ave. will be hostess to the exe-
cutive board of the Women's
Auxiliary of the Jewish Home
for Aged at an outdoor grill
luncheon.
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MT. SINAI LEAGUE
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
The board members of the
League of Mt. Sinai Hospital
Assn., business and professional
group, held its annual dinner
May 27, at Frame's.
Hendrietta Haskel, president,
reviewed activities of the past
year, welcomed new board mem-
bers, Betty M. Green, Jean Wel-
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The annual Flower Days of the
Jewish National Fund will be ob-
served in Detroit on Saturday
night, June 13, and all day Sun-
day, June 14, it is announced by
William Hordes, president of the
Jewish National Fund Council of
Detroit.
Flower Day was to have been
observed last month but was post-
poned in Detroit due to the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign.
Headquarters will. be at the
Helen Simon's branch of the
United Hebrew Schools on Tux-
edo and Holmur.
The Rally in which Avukah,
Young Judea, Jr., Hadassah, Uni-
ted Hebrew Schools, Habonim
and Hashomer Hatzair will take
an active participation will be
held at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Center, Lawton and Tyler, June
11, 8:30 p. in_ A very interesting
program is planned, with sing-
ing and dancing afterwards. All
Zionist youth are invited.
For information call Thelma
Jaffin, MA. 6766, or Abba Solter,
HO. 3897.
ner, Charlotte Wasserman and
Molly Katcher.
Mrs. David A. Goldman will
succeed Miss Haskel as president
for the coming year. Other of-
ficers are: Vice-presidents, Celia
Walerstein, Ruth Appelbaum,
Mildred Raskin; recording secre-
tary, Pearl Nusbaum; correspond-
ing secretary, Jean Weiner; treas-
urer, Dorothy Eizen.
On Wednesday, June 3, install-
ation was held at the home of
Mrs. David A. Goldman on
Northlawn.
Girls interested in participating
in Civilian Defense Activities are
urged to contact Mrs. Goldman,
NO. 5483, or other members of
the League.
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YOUTH EDUCATION LEAGUE
Youth Education League's of-
ficers for the ensuing year are:
Mrs. H. J. Millman, president;
Mrs. R. Lewiston, Mrs. H. Spect-
or, Mrs. J. Rosen, vice-presi-
dents; Mrs. J. Browne, recording
secretary; Mrs. A. W. Lowen-
stine, financial secretary; Mrs.
B. Cohen, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. M. Millman, treasur-
er; Mrs. M. Abromson, case
chairman; Mrs. J. Edelstein,
publicity; Mrs. L. Kay, flower
fund.
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