7ailLary 14, 1944

THE JEWISH NEWS

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Beth Shmuel to Honor Donors to Fund
For Erection of a Modern Synagogue

Home Relief Society
Thanked For Presents

Home Relief Society is receiv-
ing a flood of appreciative letters
from service men and women
thanking the Detroit women's or-
ganization for the Hanukah gift
packages they have received.
Under the direction of Mrs.
Harry M. Shulman, more than
100 packages were mailed—
among them one to a WAVE,
Helen Faye Katz, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Katz of Fair-
field Ave., at the Great Lakes
Naval Station.

L:Sikaaatts
ARCHITECT'S PLAN FOR NEW SYNAGOGUE
. . . Future Home of Congregation Beth Schmuel .. .

Congregation Beth Shmuel is
completing plans for the ereetion
of a new synagogue on the
southwest corner of Buena Vista
and Dexter.

fund to erect this modern syna-
gogue will take place Sunday
evening, Jan. - 23, at the Bnai
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
Rabbi Isaac Small of Chicago,
Ill., will be guest speaker.
Cantor P. Pinchick, a follower
and close friend of Grand Rabbi
J. Rabinowitz, spiritual head of
Congregation Beth Shmuel, will
be guest artist at the banquet.
A limited number of tickets
are still ' available and can 'be
procured by calling Harry E.
Citrin, chairman of the building
committee, TE. , 1-5353; Mrs. Lee-
bove, TO. 5-1351, or at the syna-
gogue, MA. 7938.

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The main floor is to have a
seating capacity of 600 and the
balcony will seat 400. A separate
entrance on Buena Vista leads to
the large social hall in the base-
ment. A small chapel, check
room, • kitchen and , ,:wash rooms
are also to be located inft-the
basement. Louis G. Redstone is
the architect.

The banquet and dn.tertain-
ment honoring donors to the

Sabbath Observance
Rally on Wednesday

Jose Iturbi to Appear
In Concert Here Jan. 24

Jose Iturbi, great pianist who
appears here on. Monday _ evening,
Jan. 24, at the •Masonic. Audi- .
torium, is never ,satisfied. It is
not enough for - this tempermental
Spaniard that he is a pianist,
harpsichordist, conductor.

A rally of the Women's League
for Sabbath Observance Will take
place next Wednesday, at the
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
rence. A complimentary dessert
luncheon will be served to mem-
bers and guests at 1 p. m. and
the meeting will• follow at 2 p.

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One season, for instance, he
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Mrs. Esther Etkin Mossman will took his first lessons on the ,
French horn from a member of
give a book review.
the N. Y. Philharmonic-Sym-
A dramatic presentation en- phony Orchestra. Theory is fine,
titled "Kindling the Sabbath but, he says, "If I don't know
Lights" will be enacted by mem- how to do it myself, how can I
bers of the organization.
be the boss? How can I con-
duct?"
Detroit has witnessed a wide
return to Sabbath • observance in
the movement of Jewish bakery
and grocery stores closing on the
Sabbath. In the •past two months
15 grocers in Jewish neighbor-
hoods have closed in addition to
20 bakers. Women are urged to
implement this return to the
Sabbath by doing their shopping
before Shabbos. ,

Jews in Uniform

Promotions of two Detroit
army officers were announced
this week, Lt.

Jack Selling,

19353 Stoepel, a
Liberator pilot
in New Guiena,
has been elevat-
ed to captain,
and Capt. Al-

Detroit branch of. Hashomer
Hatzair has the following mem-
bers in service:

fred A. Blom-
berg, 2469 Mont-

erey, has been-
advanced to the
Lt. Selling
rank of major
in the Army Air Corps.
Among the letters is one from
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Pfc. Harry J. Levitan, who writes
Seaman
1/C
Edwin B. Katz,
from Tonopah, Nev.:
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
"It really makes me feel good Katz of 3333 Carter Ave., has
to know that back home the been cited by his commanding
boys are being remembered by officer for his work in the Sicil-
everyone concerned. As for us, ian campaign. His parents were
we will do our utmost to make notified that the citation said that
you proud of us and to keep this "Seaman Katz stood by his battle
country secure for our beloved station and performed other haz-
ones and free as it always has ardous duties ordered with a high
been."
degree of loyalty and personal
Interesting messages were re- fearlessness." Katz, who is 19
ceived also from Pfc. J. Sinaberg, and has been in the Navy since
Fresifo, Calif.; A/S Ramon D. June, 1941, attended Central and
Jacobs, Miami Beach, Fla.; Lt. Northwestern High Schools.
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and Mrs. Samuel Stulberg,
Thomasville, Ga.; Lt. (j.g.) R. S.
Pvt. Abe Slotnick of Hazel-
Deutsch, Banson Park, Mass.
wood Ave. has returned to this
Mrs. Shulman extends thanks country after serving in the arm-
to Reuben Allender, John Her- ed forces in North Africa for a
man and Arkin Bros. for their year and a half. He is now sta-
liberal gifts which made possible' tioned temporarily at Woodrow
the sending of the gifts to the Wilson General Hospital, Staun-
servicemen.
ton, Va.

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IJAHC to Consider
Palestine Question

CINCINNATI — Members of
the executive board of the Union
of American Hebrew Congrega-
tions will meet. at the Standard
,Club in Chicago, Tuesday morn-
ing, with action on the American
Jewish Conference resolution on
the question of Palestine as the
principal item on the winter
agenda.
At its meeting on Oct. 3, the
executive board decided to refer
consideration of the Palestine
Resolution to the next session.
A second matter for 'considera-
tion will be the resolutions pass-
ed recently by Congregation
Beth -Israel of Houston, Tex.
Adolph Rosenberg of Cincin-

Hashomer Members
In Armed Forces

Lt. Alexander Ross, AAFTS (ATE-
44A) AAAF, Altus, Oklahoma; Pvt.
Julius Solter, 604TG. FL-97 Lincoln
Air Base. Nebraska; Tzvi Strom, Great
Lakes. T. P. ; Cpl. A. Solter, ASN,
36536733 Hdq. and Hdq. Co., TDRTC-
ASTP, North Camp Hood, Texas; Pvt.
H. L. Festenstein, 577 MP EG Co.,
Fort Custer, Mich.; PFC. I. L. Karbol,
Co. E 3202nd SCSU-ASTU, New York.
University, Washington Sq., New York.
3, New York; Pvt. Ernst Segall.
Segall.. ASN
36876692 13th Co. 6th Tng. Reg.
Fort Benning. Ga. ; Pfc. A. Antonovsky,
1552 SU Co. C, Ohio State University,
Columbus 0.; Pvt. B. T. Dorfman.
Fort Custer
, Mich.-, Pvt. D. M. Garmel,
Btry 604th AAA Gun En., c/o
Postmaster, Port Richmond Station,
Staten Island, N. Y. ; Pvt. Z. Landy,
63 AAFTTD, Flight 1, Kenyon Col-
lege Gambier, 0. ; Pvt. M. Grossman,
Hdq. Det. C. Hq. VIII DIS EBS, APO.
527, c/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y.

The following members are
either at Hachshara (training
farm) or on Shlichuth working
with other branches:

Hillel Grossman. St. Paul, 4, Minn.;
Dovid Nemoff, Los Angeles, 33. Cal.:
Aharon Einhorn, New York; Netiya
Manhein and Sora Levine, Hechalutz
Farm, Shomria, Hightstown, N. J.

Members of Detroit Hashomer
participated in the winter camp
held in conjunction with Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul branches
on a YMCA campsite near Chi-
cago. -Moshe Furmansky was the
speaker. A successful Hanukah
affair -was sponsored by the local
organization.

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Pioneer Women Honor
Lt. Marx a Nazi Prisoner Joseph Schlossberg

Lt. Isaac S. Marx, husband of
Mrs. Carol Elizabeth Marx of
1238 Longfellow Ave., is reported
a Nazi prisoner. Lt. Marx, 23,
piloted. a Liberator bomber when
reported missing in a Nov. 13
raid. Mrs. Marx resides with her
parenis, Dr.' and Mrs. Samuel J.
Lewis.

nati, president of UAHC, has
issued the call for the meeting.
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath,
new director of the UAHC, will
submit a report on the formation
of a Chicago Federation of Re-
form Synagogues, the first con-
crete project under his adminis-
tration.-
A public meeting on Jan. 18
will launch the Chicago Federa-
tion.

Amalgamated Clothing work-
ers of America have decided to
establish a Joseph Schlossberg
Room in the Zivia Lubetkin-
Tosia Altman Vocational. School
for Girls being built in Palestine
by the Pioneer Women's Organ-
ization.. The announcement was
made upon receipt of the first
check of $2,000 for this purpose.
Of this sum $1,000 was contribu- •
ted by the New York Joint
Board- of, the Amalgamated Clo-
thing Workers and the remain-
der by all the remaining New
York affiliates. An additional
sum of $1,000 is to be raised by
a group of friends within the
Amalgamated. •
Mr. Schlossberg is a veteran
Jewish labor and community
leader.

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Hari Suffrin Five
Meets Dow Monday

On Monday, at 9 p. m., at Holy
Redeemer gym, the Harry Suf-
frin Club of Detroit, present
leaders of the Greater Detroit
Basketball League, will oppose
the Dow team of Midland, Mich.
The Dow team is coached by
Eirerett Shelton, formerly of
Wyoming University, whose team
last year won the National Col-
legiate basketball championship,
in New York.
COach Sachs of the Suffrin
team is bringing in Sgt. Herman
Fuetsch of the Oscoda Air Base,
former Selfridge Field flier play-
er, and Pvt. Howard McCarty
from Fort Custer.
In the preliminary game at 8
p. m., two of the best teams hi
the Jewish Center league, Sax-
ons and Rornuletes, will meet.

2-Quart Bean Pot

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Their low price will surprise and
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