Friday, clefol;er 16, .1942

THE JEWISH NEWS

Rabbi to Address
Anniversary Class
Of Pisgah Lodge

Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith will
hold a special business meeting
Monday at 8:30 p. in., at the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Ben F. Goldman, chairman of
the 85th Anniversary Committee,
has announced that Rabbi :erome
D. Folkman, president of District
Grand Lodge No. 6, will be the
principal speaker at the initiation
of the 85th Anniversary Member-
ship Class, Nov. 22, and that he
also will appear on the banquet
program.
At the meeting on Oct. 5, Leon-
ard Radner was elected recording
secretary to succeed Philmore
Leemon who was inducted into
the army.
Isadore Star r, membership
drive chairman, invites Detroit
Jews, 21 years of age or older,
to join Pisgah Lodge.
Applieation blanks may be ob-
tained from the secretary of the
lodge, Cherry 3372, 606 Murphy
Bldg.

Leader of British Jewry,
On War Mission, Speaks Here

Israel M. Sieff Will Be Guest at Hadassah Honor Roll Event
and Weizmann Research Luncheon; Will Spend
Monday Visiting War Plants

Israel M. Sief, one of the outstanding leaders of
British Jewry, who is in the United States on an important
mission related to the war, will be guest speaker at two
important community events this week.
Arriving here Monday, Mr. Sieff will spend the day
visiting war plants.

On Tuesday, he will be the<=, ,
guest speaker at the annual Hon-
or Roll event of Detroit Chapter Mr. Sieff provided funds for the
of Hadassah at the Detroit Insti- establishment of the Sieff Insti-
tute of Arts. His topic will be tute in Rehoboth, as a memorial
"Aspects of Jewish Life in the to his son, to be used for research
work by Dr. Chaim Weizmann
Post War World."
and his assisting group of world
Will Conclude Drive
.
famous chemists.
On Wednesday, Mr. Sieff will
Artists on Musical Program
actress the luncheon of the De-

Hashomer Hatzair
Has New Leaders

Victory Aides to Meet
On Wednesday Evening

Victory Aides of Area 12, Zone

B, will meet at 7 p.m. next Wed-
nesday at the Winterhalter School
on Broadstreet. Jrionor pins will
be presented to mothers who have
sons in the service. There will be
entertainment by the USO Red
Cross Caravan. Mrs. Blanche
Freund will be in charge of the
meeting. There will be regkstra-
tion of blood donors.

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ISRAEL M. SIEFF

troit Committee for the Chaim
Weizmann Research Foundation
at Rehoboth, Palestine. Abraham
Cooper is chairman of the Detroit
committee which will conclude
its year's solicitations with this
luncheon at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel.
Born in Manchester, Eng., Mr.
Sieff majored in economics and
history at Manchester University.
In 1917 he was appointed secre-
tary of the Palestine Committee
by the British government, and
he was attached to the Palestine
section of the Middle Eastern
delegation at the peace confer-
ence following the First World
War.

Promoted British Trade
In 1940, he was delegated by
the British government to set up
an organization - in the United
States for the expansion of Brit-
ish exports to this country.
One of England's leading mer-

chants and industrialists, Mr.
Sieff, together with his brother-
in-law, Simon Marks, developed
the Marks and Spencer chain

stores, operating 236 department
stores. Mr. Sieff is vice-president
and managing director of these
stores, which last year initiated
a communal feeding plan in Lon-
don.
A leading Zionist in England,

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Altman Lauded
By Bernard Isaacs

Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
of the United Hebrew Schools.
has expressed thanks this week
to Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Altman
for their assistance in the an-
nual Education Month work and
for assisting in arranging the
Yom Ivri (Hebrew Day) pro-
gram broadcast on their 'hour
over the facilities of of their hour
on Sation WJLB last Saturday
night. Mr. Isaacs recalled Mr.
Altman's communal efforts in be-
half of the House of Shelter,
Home for Aged, Allied Jewish
Campaigns and other projects,
and lauded them for their de-
votion.

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Dr. Tartakotver Speaks
To Polish Jews Saturday

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Gamma Kappa Chi Fraternity
of Wayne University will hold a
steak roast at Middle Rouge Park,

Officers for the fall term in-
clude Jack Cornblit, master;
Chester Shaw, lieutenant master;
Lou Hoffman, secretary, and Leo

Sholem Aleichem Donor
Event Set for Jan. 10

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Wayne Frat to Hold
Steak Roast Sunday

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"I'd make them into wasms,"
as his prompt and wise reply.
• • •
English Salt for Nazis
La Libre Belgique, Belgium's
nderground newspaper, tells the
•llowing story:
On a streetcar platform a Nazi
as boasting that he had eaten
e specialties of the region in
very occupied country.
"I've eaten the foie-gras of
trassburg," he said, "cheese
om Munster and Edam. Brussel
routs, etc?'
"And when 'de you 'plan to try
olish salt?". askeConh of his,

taws.

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The United Jewish Appeal, which raises the
funds for the Joint Distribution Committee, Unit-
ed Palestine Appeal and the National Refugee
Service, is the arsenal of hope, the lifeline supply-
ing the front for Jewish survival in the face of the
most severe hardships and tragedies that any
people has ever endured.
It is oar responsibility as Americans and as
Jews to give our maximum support to the War
Chest so that the Jewish people together with
other peoples who are in great need may be help-
ed to survive until victory brings liberation and
new life to all of the world's homeless and op-
pressed.
For the coming year, the way to assist this
life-saving work, now that the Allied Jewish Cam_
paign is part of the War Chest, is by contributing
to this great War Chest of Metropolitan Detroit.

The 12th annual donor event
The banquet sponsored by th e
, of the Sholem Aleichem Folk
American Federation for Polis
" Schools will be held Jan. 10, it
Jews will be held Saturday a
t was announced by Mrs. Isaac
10 P. M. in Lachar's Hall, 893 91 Finkelstein, who stated that the
traditional bazaar has been ab-
Twelfth St. Dr. Arieh Tartakow
er, noted Zionist leader, member andoned due to the war.
An evening of entertainment
of -_he Zionist Actions Commit-
tee, who now occupies an import- has been arranged for Saturday
evening. Oct. 24, at the home of
ant post with the World Jewish Mrs. S. M. Shorr, 18111 Muriland.
Congress, will be the principal Mrs. Robert Shorr, vocalist. Sam
speaker. Among those who will , Solomon, pianist, and others will
1 be featured.
greet Dr. Tartakower will be ,
Rabbi Morris Adler, Rabbi
Joshua Sperka, Rabbi A. Wohl-
gelernter, James I. Ellmann,
president of the Jewish Com-
munity Council; Benjamin Grau-
bart, executive director, Isidore
Mellin, president, and Harry
Weinberg, secretary, of the local
Federation for Polish Jews. Can -
tor Jacob H. Sonenklar of Can-
gregation Shaarey Zedek will
IN HIS EFFORTS
render several musical solos.
to fill your prescrip-
tions accurately day
JWEWO Plans Banquet
after day. our pharm-
acists are constantly
Arrangements for 23rd annual
guided by the knowl-
banquet of the Jewish Women's
edge of their responsi-
European Welfare Organization.
bility to your doctor
to be held Nov. 1 at the Fort
... to the community
Wayne Hotel, are now being com-
. and to you.
pleted, it is announced by Mrs.
Rebecca Katzman. president. For
information, call TO. 7-8865 or
TO. 6-3489.
An additional sum of $150 has
Over 52 Years of Service
been allocated for refugee or-
phans.
Detroit
A board meeting will be
Birmingham Grosse Pointe
Monday at the home of Mrs. D.
Silverstein, 12056 Dexter.

DON COSSACKS

The Week's Best Stories ki

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"bins' and "Wasms"
Johnny heard in class one
orning an explanation of the
gmas of ComMunism, Fascism
Naziism, and seemed inter-
tect•'Now, Johnny," said the
eacher, when his exposition had
ed, "what would you do with

Blumberg's Guest Editorial

The musical portion of the
program at the Hadassah Honor
Roll event will feature Emilie
Mutter Adams, violinist, Bernard
Argiewicz, 'cellist, and Julius
Chajes, pianist and composer, in
Hebrew compositions by Rosow-
ski and Chajes.
Money raised through the Had-
assah campaign will be used to
continue Hadassah's non-sectari-
ian health program in Palestine,
to purchase land through the
Jewish National Fupd.
Officers of this year's cam-
paign include Mrs. Lewis B.
. Daniels, chairman; Mrs. Seymour
J. Frank and Mrs. Benjamin Jaf-
fee, co-chairman; Mrs. Fred Gins-
burg, program chairman; Mrs.
Alfred J. Meyers. records chair-
, man; Mrs. E. J. Sachse, financial
i secretary.

Pisgah's calendar of future
events includes Oct 26, evening
of entertainment; Nov. 1, dedica-
tion of the new Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation Home at Ann Arbor;
Nov. 2, business meeting; Nov. 7,
semi-annual meeting of Michigan
Bnai Brith Council at Bay City;
Nov. 8, feature night; Nov. 16,
surprise program; Nov. 22, 85th
anniversary celebration.

Detroit branch of Hashomer
Hatzair, Zionist youth movement,
met Oct. 11. Work this year be-
gins under the leadership of Tzvi
Karbal who succeeds David Nem-
off. Sara Levine is the new sec-
retary replacing Tzvi Karbal.
Josh Miller and Abba Seller
are at the training farm in
Hil.htstown, N. J., prior to their
leaving for the Army Air Corps.
Elehanan Ross is in St. Paul,
Minn., organizink a new branch
before he leaves for the Army
Air Corps. Tzvi Festenstein is in
Milwaukee, working with the
branch there.
Hashomer Hatzair will hold a
tag day this week-end, Oct. 17-18.
Funds will go towards expenses
involved in maintaining the edu-
cational activities of this youth
movement.

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