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THE

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Friday, FetrUary . 11, 1944

EclucatiOnal League Gives $1,560 to Women's Clubs Dr. Steinberg,
Prof. Baron
Home Relief Society made To Lecture at
plans. for a membership drive, to
To View Crisis Hada.sah's• Child Rescue Fund
be concluded with a luncheon in
March, at a meeting on Feb. 10 Center Sunday
at the home of Mrs. Benjamin J.
In Leadershi fi
Rudin: The next monthly meet- Noted Leader Will Give Talk

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Columbia U. Professor Here
Monday to Open New
Series at Center

"The Crisis In American Jew-
ish Leadership" will be discussed
by Prof. Salo W. Baron next
Monday, 8:30 p.. m., at the Jewish
Community Center. .
Professor. Baron's lecture will
be the first in the series under
the general heading, • "Momen-
tous Decisions Confronting Jew-
ish Life Today."
Dr. Baron is professor of Jew-
ish history, literature and insti-
tutions at Columbia University.
He is the author of "A Social
and Religious History of the
Jews" and the "Jewish Com-
munity."
Other lecturers scheduled to
appear in the series are Simon
Shetzer, to speak on Palestine,
and Dr. Robert Gordis, who will
discuss "Jewish Culture in Amer-
ica." Further information can
be had by calling Mr. Neimand
at the Center.
Single admissions to the lee-
TP-- tures are 15 cents for Center
members and 25 cents for non-
members. Tickets at the special
price of 15 cents are available
to organizations who wish to pur
chase them in blocs.

Zionist Town Hall
To Hear Dr. 13ardin

Dr. Shlomo Bardin, chairman
of the National Zionist. Youth
Commission, who will be here to
address the annual fund-raising
event of Junior Hadassah, will
be the speaker at the Town Hall
meeting of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of Detroit on Feb. 20,
Walter L. Field, chairman of
the local Zionist Youth Commis 7
skin and head of the Zionist Or-
ganization's :program committee,
states that arrangements are be-
ing made to secure a large at-
tendance of young people at this
meeting.
The program will be open to
the public at large. Admission
will be free.

Marriages

Stattman-Friedgood—Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Friedgood, of Webb
Ave., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ida, to Dr. Jack
Stattman, son of Mrs. Luise
Stattman. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Hershman
at the bride's home. The couple
will reside at 2750 Sturtevant.
* * *
Postel-Savage -- Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Savage, of Longfellow
Ave., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Barbara Ruth, to
Sholem Postel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Postel, of Chicago, Ill.,
on Feb. 6. Dr. A. M, .Hershman
performed the ceremony in. the
bride's home. Mrs. Postel is a
senior at the University of Chi-
cago, and Mr. Postel is a re-
' search assistant at the same
institution in. the department of
physiology.
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Stralser-Lineh—Mr. and Mrs.
M. E. Linch, formerly of the
Whittier Apts., now of Los An-
geles, Calif.; announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Janice
Louise, to Capt. Harold L. Stral-
ser, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph
E. Stralser, of Appoline 'Ave.,
Detroit. The marriage took place
Feb. 2 at Ambassador Hotel, Los
Angeles, and the couple left after
the dinner for their honeymoon
at Arrowhead Springs.
Capt. Stralser recently . re-
turned from overseas' duty and
is to report: at s §,anta Monica,
Calif., where 'the newlyweds
have taken an apartment.
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Fisher-Kaufman—Helen Kauf-
man, daughter of Mrs. Mildred
Cowan and William Kaufman,
was married to Sgt. Sid Fisher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fisher,
on Jan. 28. Dinner at the Book-
Cadillac Casino followed the
ceremony. --

MRS. MORRIS ADLER

MRS. MORREY SUSSMAN

Mrs. Morris Adler, president of Detroit chapter of Hadassah,
is shown accepting a check for $1,560 as a contribution to Youth
Aliyah, the major fund used to settle children rescued from
Nazism in Palestine. The - presentation was made by Mrs. Morrey
Sussman in behalf of the Youth Education League, at a meeting
at the home of Mrs. Ben Tobin, 2005 Oakman . Blvd.
Mrs. William C. Sucher, chairman of the Youth Education
League pledge fund drive, reported on plans for the luncheon
to be held Feb. 22 at the Book Cadillac Hotel. Tickets are obtain-
able from Mrs. James Browne, TO. 5-5770, a n d • Mit. Morris
Burstein, TO. 6-6050. .

PERSONALITY SKETCH

Jewish Center Sixtieth Birthday of
Nathan Hack Feb. 12
Activities

Wishart to Address
Charm Group Feb. 10
The Charm Group will have as
guest speaker next Wednesday
at 9 p. m., in the Art Studio,
James Wishart, of the UAW Re-
search Department. He will
speak on "Labor. and Minorities."
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War Workers' Dance
To Observe. Leap Year
• The War Workers will have a
"Boy Meets Girl" Dance Satur-
day in the auditorium of the
Jewish Center, to. celebrate Leap
:Year. There will be special
games, prizes, dancing and a hot
supper.
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'Marriage Courses
Marriage Course§ conducted at
the Jewish Community Center
by Betty Koronski are provid-
ing interest for adult women.
The beginners' group meets at
8:30 p. m. on Mondays in the Art
Studio, and the advanced group
at 7:30 Wednesdays in the same-
room.. Women may register by
calling MA. 8400.
* * *
Fifth Holiday Hop
at Center on Feb. 20
.
The fifth Holiday Hop will be
a Lincoln - Washington Dance
Sunday evening, Feb. 20, at the
Jewish Community Center. Vic-
tor Recording Artist LeRoy
Smith and his orchestra will fur-
nish the musk. Prizes will be
awarded to winners of n.ovelty.
events.
* * *
Dance Class for Juniors
A new dance class for juniors
is being formed at the Jewish
.Ceriter to meet Thursday after-
noons at 4:15. Instruction in
rhythmic dance and tap will be
given. Registrations are being
taken by Edith Muskin, MA.
8400.

ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. R. R. Algallman, 2240 W.
Boston.

on 'Jewish Territory

Deborah Auxiliary Young
Women of Bnai Brith will hold a
membership party at Book
Cadillac Hotel, Saturday night.
Their guests will be servicemen.•
Miss Dorothy Frank,• chairman,
has made . arrangements for
dancing, refreshnientS and enter-
tainment. All servicemen ' are in-
vited.
Entertainment, refreshments,
and community singing . com-
prised an intere sting evening for
the Deborah Auxiliary Young
Women of Bnai Brith on Jan; 26,
at - Central High School. Aaron
Rosenberg was the guest speaker.
The girls gave old clothes for
Russian War Relief. Mildred
Cohen and Sop hie Horwich were
chairmen for the .affair.

Dr. I. N. Steinberg, eminent
Jewish leader who is now visit-
ing this country after a four-year
stay in Australia, will deliver the
lecture in the United Jewish . Cul-
tural Committee's series of the
Jewish Community Council and
the Jewish Community Center,
on Sunday evening, at the Jew-
ish Center, Woodward and Hol-
brook.
"A Jewish Territory in Aus-
tralia" will be the topic of Dr.
Steinberg's lecture. He will an-
swer questions after his address.
Tickets for this lecture have
been furnished to organizations
at the reduced price of 15 cents
each because of their purchase
of 50 tickets or more, Those
who obtained tickets in advance
will be admitted at 8:30 p. m.
Only at that time will additional
tickets be sold to the public. An
admission of 25 cents, including
tax, is charged at the door. Free
tickets to the next affair -- a
Purim concert on March 8—will
be distributed to those attending
this lecture.

Ladies -Auxiliary of the East
Side Lodge of Bnai Brith, will
hold a supper Valentine Party on
MOnday, at Pillar. Terriple 14529
KercheVaL. Supper will be served
at 8 p. m. and -a social evening
will folloW. Proceeds will go to
the Auxiliaries' war Service fund.
Reservations must be made in
advance through Mrs. Sheplow,
DRexel 1207, or Mrs. Davidson,
FItzroy 5156. Mrs. Esther Factor,
war service chairman, reported
that over 50 decks of playing
cards were collected at the last

meeting for men in service.
Lodge and auxiliary members-
will call at the Red: Cross Blood
Bank this .month, according to
Mrs. Charlotte Davidson.

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NATHAN HACK
Nathan Hack, prominent De-
troit shoe dealer, will celebrate
his 60th birthday tomorrow.
Born in Mezritch, Poland, Feb.
12, 1884, Mr. Hack has resided in
Detroit since 1900, with the ex-
ception of a three-year stay in
Bay City, where he met and was
married to the former Pauline
May Sorock in 1906.
They have two married sons-
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tioned somewhere in England,
and Leonard Hack of Detroit,
and four grandchildren.
In business here for 28 years,
Mr. Hack is executive vice-presi-
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Dealers' Association and the edi-
tor of the association's official
publication, Foot-Steps..

Birthdays
f the Month

Dr. .Noah E. Aroristam, • emi-
ritsrit physician and scholar; . will
obselc v'R his • 72nd birthday on
Felit.18,;; ; .
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Tli'e 78th. loirthdaY, of Prof.
Film Program Wednesday
Moses Gorriberg.becurred 'on-Feb.
A comprehensive pictdre of ac- 8. William Axelrod's 60th birth-
tivities of the War 1Department. - day was on Feb: 6,
will be portrayed in the film,
.Walter M. Fuchs observed his
"War Department Report," next . birthday on Feb..9..
WednesdaY night, in the Je*fsh
Center film program. "Marities . INI.other'' Clubs
On Tarawa" will be the OM:*
The interest of the Mothers'
p anion- feature,
Clubs at the moment`is the Red
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Cross campaign. ' f
Evening Home. Nursing
Camp Reunion gill. be he
Course at the Center
Tuesday, 8:15 p: m., at:the Cen-
The Jewish ..COnarnunitY Center ter;..
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Young / Woman's Study Club
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be notified of the first meeting of Club, Thursday, 8:30 p. m., at
the class.
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