Page Six

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, June 9, 1944

goehOe Ware- BUY MORE THAN BEFORE

This Adivrtisement Sponsored By

Sanitex Wiper Corp.

1330 W. Lafayette

Mayor Jeffries
Denies Boasts
of 'Mothers' Head

Hardly Know Her, He Says
of Leader of Native
Fascist Group .

In a statement to the Inde-
pendent Jewish Press Service,
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr.
of Detroit repudiated the boast
of Mrs. Blanche Winters, leader.
of a . native fascist "Mothers"
group here, that he frequently
sought her advice on municipal
matters. She reportedly made
that boast. to an "undercover re-
. porter" investigating native fas-
cist activities in the Detroit area
for the New York Post.
In his statement 'repudiating
Mrs. Winters, the Mayor said:
"It sounds as though the lady
had grossly exaggerated her im-
portance. I hardly know her,
and actually have not seen her
in many months."

Auto Workers Head
Attacks Ex-Klansman.
Revocation of the license of
H a r v e y Hanson, ex-Klansman
and leader of a new organization
called the United Sons of Amer-
ica, to operate a private employ-
ment agency, was demanded by
R. J. Thomas, UAW-CIO presi-
dent.
The union chief charged. that
Hanson is likely to use the
agency for strike-breaking activ-
ities.
The State Private Employment
Bureau this week revoked the
employment • agency license of
Harvey Hanson.

Dr. I. N .,Steinberg
To Be Honored by
Freeland League

Pisgah Lodge
Our Letter Box
Elects Weinstein

Council Jrs. Thank Jewish News
Editor,
Before I retire from the office
of President of Junior Council,
I want to express my sincere
thanks to you , and your staff.
The cooperation and service that
was extended to us was so grati-
fying and deeply appreciated.
Every organization depends a
lot on the publicity that it . re-
ceives. We have had a successful
year because of the fine pub-
licity that we hae received.
I am confident that the new
administration . will be favored
with same treatment that I was.
Sincerely,
FRANCES COHN
.* * *
Temple Beth• El Thanks
The Jewish- News
Editor The Jewish News:
As the season of congrega-
tional , activities at the Temple
is drawing I to a close,. I want to
take this opportunity'to express
to you, on behalf of Temple
Beth El, our grateful thanks for
the splendid publicity given. to
Us during 1943-1944. Your fine
spirit of cooperation is deeply
appreciated and we hope to
merit your helpfulness in the
future as we have in the past.
With kindest personal regards,
and best wishes for a pleasant
summer, I am,
Sincerely yours,
IRVING I. KATZ,
lExecutive Secretary
Temple Beth El

Clubs, Individuals
Assist USO-JWB

. The Detroit Army and Navy
Committee of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board this week reported
that the -Sisterhood of Temple
El and. Young Women's
Bicur Cholem have assisted the
Serve-a-Camp Project; f o o d
packages were sent to Fort
Brady by Zedakah Club a n d
Pisgah Bnai Brith Lodge; food
packages were sent to _ Fort
Custer by Rovner Progressive
Verein, Zhitomir Progressive Aid
Society, Sisterhood of Temple
Beth Jacob, East Side Bnai Brith
Auxiliary, • Ruzhiner Progressive
Verein.
Six social evenings were pro-
vided for servicemen by Kesh-
enever-Bassaraber .Aid Society;
Radomet Fri,endly SOciety gave
a breakfaSt at the USO Lounge
at the Center, and ice cream
was contributed by Ben Bavly.
On May • 22, Zedakah Club
members w e pe hostesses at
DoWntown USO were members
of Young Women's Mizrachi and
Brisker Progressive Aid.

Steinberg, distin-
gtfished Jewish writer and pub-
licist, editor of the New York
Jewish monthly • "Oifn Shvel,"
published by the Freeland
League, will y be the guest of
honor at a banquet sponsored by
the Detroit branch of the League,
Saturday, June 10.
Dr. Steinberg heads the move-
ment , for Jewish territorial
colonization and is particularly
interested _ in the Kimberley
Project, a region in Northern
Australia, where a Jewish mass
colonization is being advocated.
The Australian. Government is
said to be sympathetic to the
cause.
The banquet in honor of Dr.
Steinberg will take place at
Workmen's Circle Educational
Center, 11529 Linwood Ave., Sat- Mothers' Clubs to Have
urday, at 9:30 p. m.
Canning Demonstration
On June 9, at the same place,
Dr. Steinberg will deliver a lec- • In
co-operation with
the
ture' on "The Destiny of the Jew- United States - Government, the
Council
ish People."
. of Mothers' Clubs will
hold the first of two canning
demonstration classes at the Jew-
Young Israel to Hold
ish Community. Center, Tuesday
Father-Son Banquet
afternoon, 1 to 3 p. m.
Davison Mothers' Club fare-
Young Israel of Detroit will well social will take place Thurs-
hold its annual Father and Son day, 8:30. p. in., at Workmen's
dinner in connection with the in- Circle Educational Center, Lin-
stallation of officers on June 19 wood at Burlingame.
at 6:30 p. m., at Lacher's, 8939
A way to help the War Effort
12th. St. Rabbi Morris Max of
Manhattan Beach, N. Y., will be on the Home Front is to join the
Women's Land Army to save the
guest speaker.
fruit and vegetable - crop. Those
• Tickets can be secured by call-
interested should register with
ing Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernte•, Miss Caplan at the Jewish Com-
TY 6-7464, or at Lacher's.
munity Center, MA. 8400, or
The new officers 'are: Chas. T.
with Miss Lovejoy, at the Mc-
Gellman, Pres., Jerome W. Kell-
Kerchey Building, CA. 5781.
man, Vice Pres., Morris Kar,
Treas., Dr. Hugo Mandelbauin,
chaiiman of the board, Miss
Frances.

Buy War Bonds!

JVS Moves to
New Quarters

Jewish Vocational Service
This Week Acquired Of-
fices at Commerce Bldg.

The JVS invites the use of
its staff and facilities for persons
concerned about getting -a job,
changing a job, planning a ca-
reer, school and college work,
military service, and those wish-
ing aptitude tests.
Workers, students and parentS
should call CAdillac 8570 for
appointments.

A. J. Freiman Dies

MILTON W. WEINSTEIN

Milton M. Weinstein was
elected president of Pisgah Lodge
of Bnai Brith, to succeed Isidore
Starr, at the annual meeting
held last Monday at the• Jewish
Center.
Jack Lawson and Leonard Be-
love wre chosen vice-presidents;
Max H. Goldhoff, treasurer;
Leonard L. Radner, recording
secretary; Morris Shatzen, finan-
cial secretary; Isidore Starr,
chaplain; Harry Schwartz, assist-
ant chaplain; Rudy Leaman,
guardian; Sid Sidder, warden;
Rudolph Meyersohn, Robert L.
Wallach and Lewis Steinberg,
trustees. .
Delegates from Pisgah Lodge
to the Michigan Bnai Brith
Council convention, to be held
in Jackson, June 18, are: Max
Goldhoff, Jack. Lawson, Sam
Maza, Rudolph Meyersohn, Aaton
Rosenberg and .Louis Schostak;
alternates, Henry Abramovitz,
Leonard Belove, Max Blumen-
thal, Morris Kaplan, Meyer Lebo-
witz, Louis Magidman, Leonard
L. Radner, Morris Shatzen :-
Harry Schwartz.
State and district .officers who
will attend the convention will
include Samuel W. Leib, Aaron
Droock, Harry Yudhoff and Mil-
ton M. Weinstein.
Aaron Rosenberg will be
toastmaster at the convention
banquet.
Pisgah • Lodge, with more
than 3.000 members, is the
largest Bnai Brith lodge in the
world.

The Jewish Vocational Serv-
ice, an affiliated agency of the
Jewish Welfare Federation and OTTAWA, Ont. — A. J. Frei-
the War Chest, moved its offices
this week to the Commerce man, president of the Canadian
Building at 320 W. Lafayette Zionist Federation since 1919,
died --Sunday while attending
Boulevard.
synagogue services. He would
The JVS is an agency engaged have been 64 on June 6.
in planning_ careers and securing
Mr. Freiman was known in
jobs for workers and supplying all important Jewish movements
the "help wanted" needs of em- on this continent. He was hon-
ployers. It assists y out h to orary president df the Jewish
choose proper occupations, refu- Immigrant Aid Society and was
gees to secure appropriate jobs,
a leader in the Canadian Jewish
women to find their right place
Congress.
in industry; handicapped persons
Born in Lithuania, he came to
best to use their strengths, older
persons to reenter the labor Canada in 1893. He was t h e
market, and Jews, in general, to owner of one of Ottawa's largest
solvo their employment proh- department stores.
lems.
Many boys and girls. in school
and college come to the •JVS
not for immediate jobs, but fot
help in planning their future -.
They come because they want
to plan their life work, not drift
into it. They come while still
in school. They need help in
finding out their own abilities
and where and how to use them.
HUNDREDS OF YEARS
They need a realistic look at
of medical experience
the whole world of work, with-
and the latest develop-
out prejudice for or against cer-
ments of modern re-
tain ways of making a living.
search are combined in
Since the war, many men and
women came . to the JVS. for
the capable judgment
counseling to prepare them for
of your druggist. Doctors
military service. Now the JVS
trust Schettler's judg-
is seeing increasing numbers of •
ment. They know that
discharged veterans, helpin g
we are well informed.
them to find their best -employ-
ment possibilities for the present
and post-war world.
Harvey H. Goldman .is presi-
dent of the- board of trustees of
Over 53 Years of Service
the agency, and the professional
Detroit
staff comprises M. W illia in
Weinberg, executive director,
Grosse Pointe
Anna Rose Hersh, placement di-
rector, and_ Albert Cohen and
Charlotte Mills, counselors.

Mettler Drug Co.

KEEP YOUR HOME

INSECT FREE

with

„

KR0KEm

For Moths

AT FAMOUS
CLEANERS -

Just spray your closets, rugs
and upholstered furniture once
a month with KROKEM MOTH
SPRAY and you won't be both-
ered Olth moths! Effective.
Harmless. Pleasantly scented.

For Flies and Insects

. KROKEM FLY SPRAY. has
proved so effective that Govern-
. ment inspected food. companies
have used it for years. Kills flys,
mosquitoes, ants and other in-
, :sects instantly! No unpleasant
. odor. HarmleSs to humans and
clothing.

FUR COATS

CLEANED • GLAZED • STORED • IMMURED

Insurance valuation to $50.
Additional insurance 2% of $495
your valuation. Controlled
temperature

ON SALE AT
_ .
Federal Dept. Stores—Wrigley's
Markets—Bennett Bros.—United
Food Distributors and Louis
• Schwarts Drug Co. Also avail-
able at Drug and Grocery Stores.

Mfg. by Kellogg Chemical Co.
Detroit, Mich.

19