THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Fourteen

Friday, January 21, 1944

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Mt. Sinai Hospital
Group Will Install
Officers Tuesday

Jewish Center
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Urge Registration for
Home Nursing Course
More people are needed to start
the Home Nursing course at the
Jewish Community Center sched-
uled to begin Monday afternoon,
Jan. 31. In view of the shOrtage
of doctors and nurses, every
home-maker should be equipped
with the fundamentals provided
this course. Housewives are
urged to register for the after-
noon course. Those wishing the
same instruction in the evening
should apply immediately at the
Center, MAdison 8400.
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Charles Rubiner Will Review
ankee Lawyer" Wednesday
At next Wednesday evening's
Book Chat at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Charles Rubiner will
discuss "Yankee Lawyer," the au-
tobiography of Ephraim Tutt, by
Arthur Train. A discussion will
follow. The meeting, to be held in
the Adult Lounge at 8:45 p. m., is
open to the public without
charge.
* *
Aid March of Dimes Fund
at War Workers' Dance
The March of Dimes will pre-
vail at the War Workers Presi-
dent's_ Birthday Ball Saturday
night, Jan. 29, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Each person will
be taxed an extra dime to be con-
tributed to the National Fund for
Infantile Paralysis.
* * *
Mothers' Clubs Discuss
"Four Freedoms" This Week
The general theme chosen this
week by the Mothers' Clubs is
"The Four Freedoms."
• An Oneg Shabbatt party, spon-
sored by the Dexter Mothers'
Club, will be held Saturday, at
2:30 p. m., at the Bnai Moshe,
Dexter and Lawrence..

Charm Program Wednesday
Discussing "Women's Role in
the War," Mrs. Anne •Brandes, of
the War Manpower Commission,
will be the second lecturer in the
current Charin Program series at
the Jewish Center, next Wednes-
day evening. Young women are
invited.
* *
War Workers Initiate
Paper and Scrap Drive
War Workers of the Jewish
Center will initiate a paper and
scrap drive on Jan. 30. Commit-
tee • members will be dressed in
old clothes, ready to pitch in and
load scrap materials on trucks
supplied by Al Krass. After the
collection workers in the drive
will return to the Center for a
hot dog party and dancing.
* *
Business and Professional
Group Elects Officers
"Minorities in the War Effort"
is ,the topic of the Business and
Professional Discussion G r o up
meeting Monday, at 9 p. m. This
group, which meets every Mon-
day evening at the Jewish Cen-
ter, recently elected the follow-
ing officers: Rubin • Halperin,
chairmcm; Shirley Lefkowitz, sec-
retary; Simmie Levine, treasurer;
Judith Rosner, recorder. The
program committee for the next
t wo weeks includes Al Bush,
chairman; Nathan Medow and
Lillian Davis.

Saturday Nite Club
The Saturday' Nite Club, spon-
Sored by the Intermediate Coun-
cil of the Jewish Center, will
again convene this Saturday
night, in the Center auditorium.
Hosts for this affair will be the
Nies ; a boys' and girls' interme-
diate club. Iry Field and his
orchestra will provide music for
dancing,

LAURA MARGOLIS
The only woman in the over-
seas service of the. Joint Distribu-
tion Committee, major American
agency for aid to Jews abroad,
Miss Laura Margolis of Cleve-
land, is shown just after her re-
patriation. from Shanghai on the
exchange ship Gripsholm. Miss
Margolis went to Shanghai two
and a half years ago to supervise
relief activities of the JDC for
more than 20,000 Central Eu-
ropean refugees there. Until her
internment by the Japanese last
February, she and her American
associate, Manuel, Siegel, who is
still in internment, were able to
continue feeding 5,000 persons a
day, by resourceful borrowing
against the credit of the JDC.

Local Brevities

Dr. B. Benedict Glazer w a s
one of three speakers at a dinner
meeting of the Fort St. Presby7
terian Church, on Jan. 26, ar-
ranged by the Detroit Round
Table of the National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews.-
* * *
I. L. Wohlman of Tel Aviv, cor-
respondent in Palestine • for many
years for Polish, American, Eng-
lish, Argentinian and Canadian
newspapers, was a guest in De-
troit this week in the interests of
Histadrut Ivrith. Mr. Wohlman
attended the Kvutzah Ivrith
meeting in tribute to .Saul Tcher-
nichovsky. He has appealed here
for the Histadrut's work of pub-
lishing Hadoar and Hadoar La-
noar, Hebrew periodicals, and of
planning 10 books for early pub-
lication.
* * *
Jewish Youth Forum presented
a program on "The Treatment of
the • German People in the Post-
War World," Thursday, at - Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe. Speakers
were Jack Ellstein of Amalga-
mated Clothing Workers CIO and
Prof. J. Sherman of Wayne Uni-
versity. The moderator was Al
Lippmann.
* *
Zhitomir Verein has arranged a
symposium on the subject of com-
batting anti-Semitism, to be held
at 10 p. in. Jan. 26 at Jericho
Temple. The speakers will be
Rabbi J. S. Sperka, vice-presi-
dent of the American Jewish
Congress; Isadore Starr, presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge of Bnai
Brith, and Harry Kaminer, cul-
tural director of • Zhitomir
Verein. The public is invited.
* *
Ben Stone Family Club met
Jan. 12. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Gordon of Clements
Ave. The following newly-
elected officers were installed:
President, Ben Stone; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Maurice Korn; secre-
tary, Mrs. Jos. Sklar; treasurer,
Mrs. Irving Gordon; sergeant at
arms, Mrs. FIarold Getz.

Dr. Franklin Chosen

Library's President

Dr. Leo M. Franklin was elect-
ed president of the Detroit Public
The membership d r i v e •
of
Library Commission, a post he
Mount Sinai Hospital Association
will culminate with installation has held several times previously.
For the past 14 years, Dr.
of officers, followed by a buffet
luncheon and entertainment at Franklin has served as chairman
1:30 p. m. Tuesday at Temple
Beth El.
Rabbi Leon Fram, guest speak-
er, will be in charge of the in-
stallation, and Micky Woolf,
entertainer, will be on the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president,
requests all members to attend
and bring new members. Details
regarding the hospital site will
be announced. Information re-
garding dues can be obtained
from Mrs. Max Schubiner, TR.
1-6044.
Members and friends are asked
to buy War 'Bonds through the
association in order to secure the
quota necessary to insure the
name "Spirit of Mount Sinai —
Detroit" on a bomber.
For further information call
Mrs. Charles Gitlin, general
DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
chairman of Bond sales, TO.
8-5468, or Mrs.. Louis Goldfine,
of the Commission's book com-
record keeper, TY. 4-5904.
mittee. He has been a member
of the Commission since 1927.

Ghetto Jews Told
To Flee to Forests

Anti-Kashruth
Congregation
Attacks UAHC

Houston, Tex. Group Starts
Mail Campaign in Effort
To Explain Position

HOUSTON, Tex. (JPS). — . Re-
form Congregation Beth Israel -
of this city, under fire for its
"basic principles" which bar
from voting membership all who
adhere to kashruth and subscribe
to the belief that the Jews are
a nation, has now begun a mail
campaign among Reform con-
gregations in the U. S. in an ef-
fort to explain its position.
Leopold L. Meyer, president of
the Congregation, announced that
printed copies of the critical res-
olutions" have been sent "to the
rabbis, officers and trustees of
the 300 Reform Congregations in
the United States."
_ The resolutions were adopted
by the membership of Congrega-
tion Beth Israel Nov. 23. The
resolutions criticize the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
central body of Reform con-
gregations, for "the recurring and
constant compromises of the
principles of Reform Judaism,"
as evidenced by "failure of the
delegates representing the
Union" at the American JeWish-
Conference to "publicly an-
nounce a dissent from the Pal-
estine resolution."

The Michigan Historical Col-
lection Office of the University
of Michigan last week announced
that a section of its library at
NEW YORK (JPS)—The So- Ann Arbor has been set aside to_
viet radio, broadcasting in Yid- be known as the Leo M. Franklin
dish from Kiev, has called -on Section. - It will contain all of Dr. Coughlin's Friend Gets
the Jews in Poland to escape Franklin's available writings.
Commission in Navy
to the forests and await there
NEW YORK (JPS)—Rev. Je-
the liberating Red Army forces. Nazi Official Denies
rome P. Holland, friend of Fr.
The radio advised: "J e wT s in Berlin is `Judenrein'
Charles E. Coughlin and former
concentration camps, Jews still
associate editor of the Brooklyn
alive in ghettos escape! Go to
STOCKHOLM (JPS).
The
the forests and await the arrival' fact that one no longer sees ! Tablet, a weekly often identified
of the Red Army. Jews working people on Berlin's streets wear- !with the Coughlin line, has been
in labor camps should not try ing -the . yelloW patch with the given a commission as a lieuten-
to escape to the Red Army on Shield of David, which Jews are ant (jg) in the Naval Reserve
the roads. Go to the partiSans. required to . wear by - law, does Chaplain's Corps, according to
newspaper PM.
It is impossible to cross t h e not mean that there aren't any
Rev. Holland has spoken from
front line—wait in the forests.
Jews left in the German capital,
"Partisans picking up this a high Nazi official declared to the same platform with Dr. Ed-
message: Pass on the news to -the Berlin correspondent of the ward Lodge Curran, eastern
labor camps. The hour of libera- Swenska Dagebladet, a newspa- spokesman for Coughlin, and Jo-
seph McWilliams, Yorkville Na-
tion is approaching."
per published in Stockholm.
zi now under indictment on
This report was cabled from
The correspondent had asked charges of conspiracy for aiding
Jerusalem by . Richard Mowrer,
New York Post a n d Chicago the Nazi official whether the ab- the Nazi cause. In 1941, Rev.
sence of Shield of David wearers Holland used the auditorium of
Daily News correspondent.
from the streets of Berlin would his church for an America First
indicate that the capital was meeting at which Laura Ingalls,
Judenrein." The Nazi replied paid Nazi propagandist, was the
that it only indicated that the speaker.
Jews were violating the law.
Jacob Mazer is the new presi-
dent of the Business Men's Club
Dr. Compton Gets Award
-WASHINGTON, D. C.—Hami-
of the Downtown YMCA.
For Promoting. Brotherhood
sha Asar b'Shevat, Jewish Arbor
NEW
YORK
(Religious
News
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Day, which occurs' en Feb. 9, will
be .marked by Zionists through- Service).—Dr. Arthur H. Comp-
out the country with special func- ton,. of the University of Chicago,
Don't Take Chances!
tions dedicated to the furtherance noted scientist, prominent Pres-
of the Pale ;tine Land Redemp- byterian layman, and Protestant
Have your radio
tion program of the Jewish Na- co-chairman of the National Con-
repaired now —
tional Fund.
ference of- Christians and JewS,
parts may be
In a message to New York was named recipient here of an
unobtainable
Zionists on the occasion of the award presented annually by the
later. Satisfac-
festival, which also marks. the League of Fraternal Organiza-
tion guaranteed.
New Year of Trees in- Palestine, tions of the Jewish Education
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Dr. Israel Goldstein, president of Committee to the man "who dur-
the Zicnist Organization of ing the year has made the most
America, declared that "Jewish significant contribution towards
Arbor Day is symbolic of the the promotion of hufnan brother-
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spring and youthfulness of the hood."
Jewish community of Palestine.
The planting of trees and forests
in Palestine — he continued —
brings fresh hope and renewed
confidence in a Zion rebuilt,"
adding tha "this year finds
American Jewry conscious of its
K a r 1 Krueger, conductor of responsibility
to those who are
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
engaged
in
the
actual rebuilding
will be the guest speaker at the
of Zion."
Detroit Music Guild mid-season
party at the Scarab Club Sat-
urday evening. The program will
Clean, Light Work
feature Katja Andy, Henry Siegl
We have :lobs open in all depart-
ments
light clean work in our
and Jas-cha Schwartzman. T h e
stockroom. mending. wrapping, etc.
Guild's third subscription con-
Good hours and pay.
cert on Feb. 2 will feature Ed-
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Zionists to Mark
Jewish Arbor Day

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