What's Happening in Detroit

Women's Council Drive for Members

A tea on Oct. 5, at which Miss Gertrude Pinsky,
national field director, will lead in a discussion of plans
i for the coming year, will culminate the annual drive
for members of the Detroit Section of National Council
lof Jewish Women.
Mrs. Leonard Weiner is president of the Detroit
Council, for- the current year. Her associate officers
are: Vice-presidents, Mesdames William Frank, Hershel
'Kreger and Harry B. Ke'idan; Mesdames Samuel Glo-
lower, Joseph Welt and Henry Wineman are in charge
of policy-making; Mrs. Frances Rosenblatt is chairman
of the finance committee; Mrs. Lewis Daniels heads
the budget committee; Mrs. Joseph Gaylord is Council
'treasurer.
Other _committee chairmen are: National defense,
Mrs. Samuel Hartman; round table discussion group,
Mrs. Leo Croll; contemporary Jewish affairs, Mrs. Fred
Ginsburg; legislative, Mrs. Louis Bass and Miss Eliza-
beth Finley; international relations, Miss Elizabeth
Finley; treasury gifts committee for Detroit Community
fund, Mrs. Theodore Jacobwitz; community coopera-
tion, Mrs. Oscar Zemon; nursery school survey, Mrs.
J. Victor Roemer; port and dock, Mrs. Lawrence Freed-
inan; refugee recreation, Miss Julia Klein; service to
foreign born, Miss Henrietta Robinson; scholarship, Mrs.
Seymour Frank; Resale Shop, Mrs. Gilbert Michel;
Council Camp, Mrs. Douglas Brown; Big Sister, Mrs.
Ralph Schroder; publicity, Miss Louise Shiffman; bulle-
tin, Mrs. Milton Mary; social hour, Mrs. Sidney Weis-
man; social activities, Mrs. Maurice Siden; program,
Mrs. Herman Lewis; telephone squad, Mrs. L. Touff;
membership, Mrs. William Frank; courtesy, Mrs. Ed-
mund Sloman; clerical, Mrs. David Rugoff; house, Mrs.
Harry Keidan.
Miss Frances Cohn is president of Junior Council
Senior advisors to Junior Council are Mrs. Nathan
Simons and Mrs. Louis Zlatkin.

Tanks and Bombers
For Russia is Ruled
Job for Government

NEW YORK. (JTA)—The Un-
ted Jewish War Effort organ-
zed by the American Jewish
ongress will not participate in
ecuring funds for the purchase
f tanks and bombers as a Jewish
ift to the Russian Army, which,
as been proposed by the Jewish
nti-Fascist Committee in Rus-
ia, it has been announced here
y Dr. Stephen S. Wise.
The announcement f o I lo w s

Junior Council Takes Over Resale Shop

Women's Council's Wartime Activities

Wartime activities are taking precedence over the
National Council of Jewish Women's cultural and phil-
anthropic interests this year. Mrs. Samuel Hartman,
head of the national defense committee, has worked at
the O.C.D. on draft registration and sugar ration-
ing. Recently the committee sold tickets for Selfridge
Field Night.
Mrs. Oscar Zemon, chairman of the Community
cooperation committee, has begun work with the Safety
Bureau on making traffic safe for pedestrians.
The service-to-foreign-born committee continues
under the chairmanship of Miss Henrietta Robinson to
help the foreign-born citizens in Detroit to become
better Americans. Friendly visits are paid and assist-
ance is given in finding jobs, adjusting to American
life and taking out citizenship papers.

Rabbi Fram to Address Home Relief

Home Relief Society will resume the year's activi-
ties at a meeting at the Book-Cadillac Hotel at 8 p. m.
on Monday. Mrs. Maxwell Emmer, president, extends
an invitation to members and guests to attend this
meeting and to hear the address of Rabbi Leon Fram.
Members of the board and the ways and means com-
mittee of the society were entertained at a meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ben J. Rudin. Mrs. Irving Small
presided. Mrs. Ralph Levy and Mrs. Max Rosenfeld
reported on the dinner dance and the year book.
An appeal is made by the society for support of its
annual dinner-dance. Home Relief's major fund rais-
ing event, which will be held at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel on Sunday, Oct. 23. Reservations are being ac-
cepted by Mrs. Paul Garelick, TY. 5-7822, and Mrs.
Sam Arkin. HO. 2213.

president of the American Jewish
Congress, had with U.S. Govern-
ment and Soviet Tmbassy offi-
cials.
"The military assistance re-
quired and deserved by the Soviet
Union is not within the compass
of any private agency or the civ-
ilian population of this country,"
the statement said.

Sept. 19. Proceeds from this day's sales will be used by '
the juniors to carry on the coming year's work.

U.S.O. parties were held by the Juniors every Sun-
day night this summel. For the winter season the girls
are planning larger parties.

Miss Helen Goodman, president of the Council Jun-
iors last year, has joined the WAACs.

House of Shelter Auxiliary Plans Party

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the House of Shelter is
resuming activities for the year.
The society, of which Mrs. Hyman Altman is presi-
dent, will sponsor its annual card party at 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Schiff R. Moss Catering Hall,
5028 Joy Road.
Mrs. Altman announced this week that in addition
to aiding the House of Shelter, the auxiliary is pro-
viding meals for Jewish men in prisons on Rosh
Hashanah.

In Neighboring Cities

Presentation of a set of new Universal Jewish En-

cyclopedia was made to the Pontiac City Library by
Jacob Kovinsky, Norman Buckner, Irving Steinman,
Harold S. Goldberg, Jerome S. Varron, Meyer Siman,
Arthur Rosenthal, Jack Wainger and Saul J. Birnkrant.
Officers and trustees of Congregation Shaar Hasho-
mayim of Windsor arranged a farewell gathering in
honor of Rabbi and Mrs. Nahum Schulman. at the
synagogue. last Saturday night. The Schulmans are
leaving for Minneapolis where Rabbi Schulman is as-
suming a new post this Rosh Hashanah.

S. Z. Library Schedule

Shaarey Zedek Library an-
nounces resumption of its regular
schedule as follows:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes-
days and Thursdays, the library
• will be open, 10 to 12 noon, 2 to
5:30 p. m.. and 7 to 9 p. m. On
Friday mornings the library will
be open from 9:30 to 12:30 and
on Sundays from 9 to 1.

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