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Women's Health Club
Expanded at Center
Mrs. Benjamin Jaffe, chair-
man of the Women's Health
Club Committee, announces that
the Jewish Community Center
is extending the hours of the
club's service.
Starting Monday members
Will be able to take advantage
of the Center facilities from 9
a. m. to 3:30 p. m.,, Mondays
through Thursdays. There has
been no increase in annual
membership rate of $30 and the
massage treatment of $1.25.
The Health Club offers indi-
vidual exercise instruction, heat
cabinet, infra-red lamps, ultra-
violet lamps, therapeudic show-
er, steam. bath, massage a n d
swimming. Everyone is invited
to avail herself of this excellent
opportunity to receive beneficial
health treatment at such low
rates. Call MA. 8400 for an ap-
pointment.
Mann's Manuscript
Brings $100,000 In
Sale of War Bonds
The manuscript of Thomas
Mann's famous lecture, "The
Coming Victory of Democracy,"
one of the collection of priceless
manuscripts anC. art works con-
tributed by - world renowned
refugees to help boost the sale
of War Bonds, was donated to
the New York Public Library at
a ceremony in the lobby of the
Library. War Bonds totaling
$100,000, the "price" set for the
manuscript, were purchased • by
an anonymous donor so that the
Library might retain permanent
possession of the document. The
Manri lecture, which deals with
the threat of Nazism to De-
mocracy, has been called "a peer-
less exposition of the principles
for which the United Nations
are fighting."
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WZO Executive Offers
Pact to Revisionists
JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa,
(JTA) — Leaders of the world
Zionist Executive are conducting
"earnest negotiations" with. the
Zionist-Revisionists in Palestine
for the purpose of achieving
unity, and are ready to grant the
Revisionists representation in all
bodies of the Zionist Organiza-
tion, it was reported by N. Kirch-
ner, chairman of the executive of
the South African Zionist Fed-
eration, upon his return from
Palestine.
Women's Clubs
The Department of' Michigan
Ladies Auxiliaries of the Jewish
War V et e r a n s of the United
States served refreshments to
the servicemen at the Down-
town Detroit USO on their des-
ignated "JWV Day," Feb. 7.
The chairman, Mrs. Mary Wall-
ace, was assisted by committees
from Lawrence H. Jones Ladies'
Auxiliary No. 190, Lt. Eli Levin
Ledies' Auxiliary No. 230, De-
troit Ladies' Auxiliary No. 135.
* * *
National Council of Jewish
Juniors will have a social pro-
gram at the meeting Sunday at
the Book Cadillac Hotel. There
will be a piano duet by Peggy
Mann and Carl Beurel and read-
ings by Charlotte Brawer. Cards
.and refreshments will follow. All
are welcome.
* * *
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, at
a meeting of the board on Mon-
day at the home of Mrs. Fanny
Roth, made plans for the dinner
dance to be held March 5 at the
Bnai Moshe. Mrs. Helen Rosen-
thal, chairman, reports that Dave
Diamond's orchestra will provide
the music. A donation of $100
was made to the Jewish National
Fund. Bonds and Stamps are
sold at all Meetings by the chair-
man, Mrs. Helen Rosenthal.
Members are asked to bring fats
to meetings.
* * *
Zedakah Club will meet at 8:30
p. m. Monday at the home of
Mrs. Maurice Cornfield, 3359
Lawrence. A recording of "The
Battle of the Warsaw Ghetto" by
Raymond Massey will be heard'
at this meeting. Comments will
be by Miss Zelda, Rosenthal.
Members and friends are invited.
* * *
Neugarten Medical Aid will
have a combined meeting of for-
mer' and new members of the
board on Monday at the Pallister
Tea Room, 148 Pallister. A
luncheon will be followed by an
afternoon of games. Reservations
are being filled by Mrs. Harvey
Elbinger, UN. 2-0842. Bond pur-
chasers are urged to contact the
organization's committee.
* * *
Council of the Pioneer Wom-
en's Organizations will sponsor a
victory rally at the Workmen's
Circle Educational Center, 11529
Linwood, on Wednesday • eve-
ning. Luncheon chairmen will
report on funds raised. Edith
Rossin Reznick of Halevy Sing-
ing Society will be guest soloist,
accompanied by Lillian Robbins
at the piano. Refreshments will
be served.
*• * *
"A Green Hat with a Blue
Feather," an original dramatic
skit written and directed by Mrs.
William Gottesman, program
chairman, will feature the next
meeting of the Detroit Women's
Division of American Jewish
Congress, at the Detroit Institute
of Arts, Wednesday, March 8, at
1:30 p. m. Mrs. Anna Center
Schneiderman, national chairman
of education, will be guest speak-
er and will inaugurate a study
course to be directed by Mrs.
Nathan Spevakow, based on the
"Guide to American Social Prob
lems," published by Columbia
University.
Friday Ferwuary TO, 7144 N,
Pledge Call Issued
By J.N.F. Auxiliary
Mrs. Philip J. Cutler, presi-
dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund, has
issued an appeal for a "Settle a
Family" pledge in connection
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
The following is a partial list of patrons for the subscription
dinner to be given on Wednesday evening, Feb. 23, at the Book
Cadillac Hotel, honoring Louis Fitch, K. C., author and lecturer,
guest speaker at the afternoon meeting of the ORT to be held" at
the Belcrest Hotel: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aronsson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Becker, Miss Elizabeth Finley, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Freeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Gottfurcht, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gottfurcht,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gottfurcht, Mr. and Mrs. William Grahm, Mr. and
Mrs. William Isenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Jordan, Dr. and Mrs.
Shmarya Kleinman, Mr. and Mrs. Mischa Kottler, Mrs. Moritz Kahn,
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. Bayre Levin, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Marc Markey, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Ruby, Mr. and Mrs. David Ruby, Judge and Mrs. Charles Casper
Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Simons, "Mr. and Mrs. David Rogoff, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell H.
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner.
,
.
Mrs. David Curtis and daughter, Shirley Mae, of Clairmount•
Ave., returned home after spending a fortnight in Dayton, 0., with
Mrs. Curtis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Jenefsky. They also
attended the wedding of Mrs. Curtis' niece, Miss Roslyn Jenefsky,
to Manuel Garlikov, on Jan. 30, at Miami Hotel in Dayton.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin of Calvert Ave., who left De-
troit the beginning of December, are spending 'the winter in Los
Angeles, Calif.
Home Relief Society
Bridal Calendar
To Hear Philip Adler
Philip Adler, eminent corre-
spondent and member of the
staff of the Detroit News, will
MRS. MAX HAYMAN
be the guest speaker at the meet-
with the 13th annual donor event ing of the Home Relief Society,
to culminate with a .program at at 1 p. m. on Monday, Feb. 28,
the Masonic Temple on March at the home of Mrs. R. Robert
22, featuring Pierre Van Paassen Kallman, 2420 W. Boston Blvd.
as guest speaker.
Mrs. Al Weisman, program.
Mrs. Max Hayman is one of chairman, announces that a des-
the active leaders in the drive. sert luncheon will be served.
The "Settle a Family" pledge Mrs. Arthur Gould will introduce
calls for a gift of $250 to enable the speaker. Mrs. Irving H.
a refugee family to be given a Small, president, invites mem-
home on 10 dunams of land in bers to bring their friends.
Palestine. Other pledges being
Mrs. Sam Marks, ehairman of
accepted for the donor event are: the Bond and Stamp committee,
Golden Book inscription, $100; announces that $62,500 worth of
dunam pledge, $25; patron, $10; War Bonds have been sold thus
donor, $5.50; .darlings, Sefeg Ha- far. Those desiring to buy Bonds
Yeled, sons and daughters in ser- or Stamps are asked to call UN.
vice inscriptions and in Memor- 1-3608, or to purchase them at
iams.
meetings.
The third in a series of rallies
The sewing unit under the
will be held at 12:15 p. m. next
Tuesday at the Rose Sittig Cohen supervision of Mrs. Adolph
Bldg. Mrs. Esther Etkin Moss- Deutsch may be called for fur-
man will be the guest speaker. ther information at UN. 1-3492.
She will review Van Paass on's
"The Forgotton Ally." Mrs. Max
J. Wohlgelernter will lead in
community singing. A dessert
luncheon will be served.
Jan. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ellis (Edith Sarasohn) of 3242
Mrs. A. D. 'Markson
Webb Ave., a son, Jerry Michael.
Births
Entertained Before
Moving From Detroit
Feb. 20—Miss Shirley Marion •
Weisner, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Weisner of Wildemere
Ave., to Jack Harold Goldin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Goldin
of Fullerton Ave.
* * *
Feb. 20—Miss Juliette Gold-
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Goldberg, to Dr. Ja-
cob Jackson Wechsler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Wechsler,
of New York City, at the Detroit
Leland Hotel. Reception from 3
to 5 o'clock.
Marriages
Prussian-Loeb: Mr. and Mrs.
Morris J. Loeb of Glynn Ct. an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Betty Jane, to 1st Lt.
Charles T. Prussian, nephew of
Mr. and Mrs. Davis H. Cole of
Calvert Ave., on Jan. 26. Rabbi .
Leon Fram officiated.
Miss Elaine Prussian, sister of
the bridegroom was the bride's
attendant. Gordon Prussian was -
his cousin's best man.
• Lt. Prussian was an honorary
president and active member of
the Junior Service Group before
entering the armed forces. His
* * *
bride was active in the Junior
Feb. 3—To Cpl. and Mrs. Zedakah Club.
Phyllis Adelson (Phyllis Polan),
a son, Sheldon Michael.
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CLEARANCE SALE
Feb. 11—TO Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Garfield (Merle Rosenberg of
Toronto) of Boston Blvd., .a
Ear Rings—Pins
daughter.
Necklaces
* * *
Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gunsberg (Belle Baron)
of Genesee Ave., a son.
Discount
* * *
Feb. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Max
GREENBERG'S
Weingarden (Ann Marcus) of
JEWELRY
3841 Buena Vista Ave., a
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daughter.
Mrs. Aaron D. Markson, active
for many years in Detroit's
communal affairs, is being en-
tertained by many friends prior
to her departure for Beaver
Falls, Pa-, where she will make
her home.
One of the founders of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
Mr. Kirchner said that the
National Fund and who served
Jews in Palestine are pessimistic
the organization as secretary and
about Britain's willingness to
treasurer, she is now one of the
annul the White Paper.
honorary board members. She
also was one of the first mem-
Revisionists' Protest
bers of the Northwestern Wo-
men's League of the United He-
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ed the name of Women's League
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Firing
of the United Hebrew Schools.
in the -air, the Palestine police
She has also been active in Wo-
dispersed Revisionist street dem-
men's Mizrachi whom s h e
onstrators carrying posters de-
served as treasurer and is now
manding t h e immediate estab-
the society's vice-president.
lishment of Palestine as an inde-
At present, she is president of
pendent Jewish State guaranteed
the Ladies Auxiliary of Kvutzah
by the United Nations.
Ivrith which assists in advanc-
The demonstration followed a
ing cultural activities of the
mass meeting called by the Re-
United Hebrew Schools.
visionists at which the rescue of
The Marksons came to Detroit
Jews from Europe w a s urged
in 1922. The late A. D. Markson
with emphasis on demands con-
With A Showing of
was the head of the high school
tained in posters placed through-
The committee in charge of
out the city. The posters, carry- arranging for hostesses at the department of • the United He-
Over 200 Fine All Wool
ing the signature of the Irgun. USO in behalf of the Jewish brew Schools.
Zvai Leumi (National Military Welfare Board continues to
Fabrics For Your New
Organization), which is a Re- Make appointments for organi- Youth Education League
visionist body, demanded the for- zations. Societies desiring to Luncheon Next Tuesday
mation of a Jewist State, t h e provide refreshments and to
immediate establishment of a serve at the Downtown USO are
•Youth• Education League's
provisional Jewish Government, asked to call Mrs. Rose Fineman, luncheon and show will take
a Jewish military force and free MA. 8400.
Tailored To Order
place, at the Book Cadillac next
Jewish immigration. Full equal
Hostesses representing t h e Tuesday.
In The Style That
r i g h t s were , promised to the
This event will -mark the close
Lawrence H. Jones, Eli Levin
Arabs.
of
the
pledge
fund
drive
of
and Detroit Ladies' Auxiliaries
Suits You Best.
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of Jewish War Veterans of the which Mrs. William C. Sucher is
Commissioner Herlands
chairman. . The arrangements
U.
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on
Feb.
7
were:
Order
Now
For
Future
Delivery
Quits as N. Y., Prober
Mesdames I d a Greenbaum, committee includes Mrs. 'John
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NEW YORK (JPS)—William Cecil Modell, Sylvia Schaeffer, Sklar and Mrs. Harry Spector,
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B. Herlands, Commissioner of Elsie Lefko, Julia Nathan, Ida
Tickets are obtainable from
Investigation of T ■ Tew York City, Schultz, Emma Peck, Bessie Ny- Mrs. James V. Browne, TO.
who revealed police indifference man, Bea Weisberg, Rose Cohen, 5-5770, and Mrs. Morris Burstein,
and inefficiency in the Lace of Florence Sinkoff, May Ginsburg, TO. 6-6050.
anti-Semitic hoodlumisin, has re- Lillian Feldman, Ann Elias, Lil-
signed. He denied that his resig- lian Morris, Hattie Cohen, Ann
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Rose Cowan.
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To Serve at USO
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