Friday, March 23, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Women's Clubs

Leak Levitt Stars
In USO Play inN. Y.

Page Fifteen

IZionists to Honor
Dr. Weizmann
NEW YORK—Nathan M. Ohr-
bach, prominent N. Y. merchant, During Passover

Culinary
Suggestions

Joint Defense Appeal
Campaign Director

N. W. branch of JEWISH
WOMEN'S EUROPEAN WEL- Detroit. Dramatics Teacher.
F ARE ORGANIZATION an-
18y 'Mildred Grosberg Benin
Appears in Production for
has been named campaign chair-
nounces that Mrs. Phillip Gur-
VAIONIKAS
man of the Joint Defense Appeal
Hospitalized Servicemen
vitch is chairman of the tree-
Chop or grind : enough of any of the American Jewish Commit- .
planting project a n d may be
Miss Leah Levitt, former kincl..of Cooked, -left-over meat
teacher of dramatics at the Far- to make 1 cup. To 2 -cups: of left-
reached at TO. 5-5465.
band Folkshule m Detroit; is 1 . over mashed potatoes, -add 2
* *
making theatrical history in New beaten eggs, :1/4 cup of matzoth
PRIMROSE B ENE VOLENT York with her appearances' in cake flour, and salt and 'pepper
CLUB members were honored at various veterans' and serviee- to taste. Mix well.. Shape the
a luncheOn March 10 at the home
potato mixture - into bails,• scoop
of Mrs. Joseph Rodman of Wood-
a hOle in the center of each ball
ingham Dr. Guests included
and 'fill with the chopped meat.
pledge captains and members
Roll the potato mixture over the
who- brought in the most pledges
opening, •and flatten the balls
for the donor luncheon, held
slightly . at each end. Dip in
Jan. 16.
beaten egg and matzoth meal,
* * .*
and fry in plenty .of chicken fat
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY 190
until golden. brown.
of Jewish War Veterans had a
- (From Mrs. Bellin's standard
successful hospital party March
_volume, The Jewish Cook Book,
12 at Marine Hospital. Promin-
-Bloch 'Publishing Co., $2.50, by
ent stars were featured. Each
special arrangement between the
serviceman was given a gift.
publishers and the Independent
* * *
Jewish Press Service.)
AMERICAN HAVEN CLUB 4
NATHAN M. OHIRBACH
will- have a card party at the
Bnai Moshe April 18. proceeas!
tee and the Anti-Defamation
to go for orphans' and refugees'
League of Bnai Brith.
relief funds. The group supports
A leader in communal affairs
the Red Cross, ivlo'os Chitim
in New York, he is vice-chair-
and other funds. Ten dozen
man of the Federation of Jewish
cards were donated to veterans
Charities, vice-president of the
at Percy Jones Hospital.
MISS LEAH LEVITT
Montefiore Hospital and chair-
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PARIS (JPS) — French Jew- man of the 1945 campaign, vice-
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL . AID men's hospitals, with a group of ry is far more Zionist-minded president of the Greater New
will have an open meeting Mon- players, in the production "The than before the war and the York Council of Boy Scouts of
majority hope to settle in Pales- America, vice-chairman of the
day in the Adult Lounge of the Doughgirls."
Jewish Center. It v will be pre-
Miss Levitt, who is devoting a tine, Leon Mays, president of the Committee on Community Ac-
ceded by a luncheon at 1:30. Dr. major portion of • her time . to Jewish Consistoire, representa-. tivities of the American. Jewish
Lowell Selling will lecture on USO activities in • the East, has tive central body of French Committee and treasurer of that
"Child Psychology." Mrs. Mor- appeared. at the Barbizon Plaza, Jewry, told the first conference organization,
ris Roth will be in charge of the Hallaron Hospital, Mitchell Field of Zionist youth held in France,
This year's campaign goal is
sale of War Bonds and Stamps.
and . at o ther servicemen's since its liberation.
$4,000,000, to be used to support
* * *
events.
For the 'first time, too, details the educational activities of the
SHERUTH LEAGUE donated
In New York, Miss Levitt is were revealed of the under- American Jewish Committee and
$25 to the Red Cross. Mrs. Henry also teaching dramatics at the ground rescue activity conducted
Brontman, Red Cross afghan Williamsburg. Jewish Center. She by the clandestine Zionist the Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith.
chairman, collected completed has appeared in Jewish produc- youth movement in France,
squares for afghans to be pre- tions in Detroit, at Littman's throughout the period of Ger-
sented to Percy Jones Hospital. Theater, with Menachern Rubin, man • occupation.
National Farm School
Mrs. I. Erman is accepting re- Dina Halperin and others.
Starts Term April 6
servations for the birthday party
She is the daughter of Mr. Jewish Music Council
to be held Tuesday at the De- and Mrs. Mitchel Levitt of 2224
FARM SCHOOL, Pa.—With a
Formulated by J.W.B.
,Iroit-Leland Hotel, marking the Gladstone Ave.
new school term ready to start
league's first anniversary. Mrs.
Her part in "The Doughgirls"
Representatives of 1 e a ding April 6, open to boys 15 years
A. Trachtenberg is chairman of is that of the "Russian Guerilla
Jewish
musical and cultural or- of age and over—with tuition
the next. fund-raising affair. •Mrs. —Matilda- Chodorov." •
ganizations
have been meeting freethe National Farm School,
Seymour King is accepting con-
to
develop
...a
Jewish Music Coun- at Farm School, Pa., is doing its,
tributions for gifts • to husbands
cil, it was announced at the bit in the. war effort by suggest-
and brothers in service. The next
office of the National Jewish ing, to young men—to give scien-
meeting will be at the home of
Welfare
Board. The group will tific and practical •agricultiwe
Mrs. Bernard Mayer Cohen on
strive
"to
perpetuate /and de- some consideration.
N. Cambridge Rd.
velop
an
appreciation
of Jewish
Founded nearly 50 years ago,
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•
With the opening of the spring music through a pooling of the
the
school offers an ideal agri:
YOUTH EDUCATION League semester, four additions have
is receiving commendations fbr been made to the 'staff . of the resources of all. Jewish , groups." cultural - education to young
the successful play, . "Amazons Bnai . Brith Hillel Foundation in
The group also announced as men; particularly to those
on Broadway," presented at the Ann Arbor.
its first project the inauguration brought up in urban communi-
ties. Close correlation of instritte 7
recent pledge fund affair. A
Charlotte L. Kaufman of Ann of Jewish Music Week through-
tion
•between farm practice and
request, was received from the Arbor, the new assistant direc- out -the nation for May 20 to
classroom- 'study, makes it poSsi-
USO for the Presentation of the tor of the Foundation, is a '43 May 30.
ble for students to adjust them-•
show at Percy Jones Hospital.. graduate .frain . the School of Lit-
Functioning as an autonomous selves . rapidly to their new en-
The . Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish' erature, Science, and the Arts.
body, with the National Jewish
War Veterans also is planning to She is. the daughter of Mr. and Welfare Board as sponsor-co- vironment and way of life.
sponsor its showing at Veterans Mrs. Harry Kaufman, 805- Gran- ordinator, the.
group laid plans
JEMS will hold an outing Sun-
Hospital in Dearborn.
ger -Ave., Ann, Arbor.
to enlist the cooperation of 'crea day at River Rouge Park. The
YOUTH EDUCATION
Fay Goldberg of Rochester, tive artists, teachers, club lead- girls will meet at the tennis
LEAGUE contributed $300 to the N. Y., new secretary and office
Red Cross and made a gift to manager, has been living in , Ann ers, a n d the listening public, courts at • 1:30. Helen Ganz,
Mo'os Chitim. Members served Arbor for the past two years along with musical,• cultural and chairman of the sports commit-
educational organizations.
tee, is in charge of arrangements
at the USO on March 19.
during which time she has been
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employed by the UniverSity.
JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROA- - . Two new student directors-•are
PEAN WELFARE ORGANIZA- Beryle Walters of Detroit . and
TION" was informed at its meet- Katharine Sharfman. of Worces-
ing on Monday that a card party ter, Mass.
was held in Miami Beach, Fla.,
Highest Altitude in Southern Michigan
funds having been turned over
LADIES' AUXILIARY of
to the organization by the spon- Cong. BETH SHMUEL will meet
sors, Mrs. Sam Osnos and - Mrs. April 2 at the home of Mrs. B.
On Wamplers Lake in the Heart
David Silverstein of Detroit. Babcock, 2481 Oakman. Plans
of the Irish Hills. Recognized by
Belgian refugee children, will be will be made for the third an-
assisted with the. proceeds. The nual donor luncheon to be held
authorities as the Outstanding Camp
report was submitted to the 'or- May 1. at the Bnai Moshe. Tick-
in the Middle West.
ganization by Mrs. Rebecca ets are available from Mrs. M.
Ka tzin, president.
Leebove, chairman, TO. 5-1351.

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French Jews for
Zion Settlement,
Consistoire Says

100,000 Membership Class
Drive Intensified for His
Visit to U. S.

WASHINGTON — Revealing
that plans are now under way to
tender Dr. Chaim Weizmann a
reception of.national scope upon
his arrival in this country, na-
tional headquarters of the Zion-
ist Organization of America des-
ignated the week of Passover
for an intensified effort in behalf
of the 100,000 Membership Class
launched in tribute to the world
Zionist leader.
Issued over the signatures of
Dr. Israel Goldstein, president,
and Saul S. Spiro, secretary, the
call emphasizes the significance
of Weizmann's mission to the
United States in relation to the
forthcoming conference of the
United Nations in San Francisco.
It is planned to make the pres-
entation of the Membership
Scroll to Dr. Weizmann during
the San Francisco Conference.
(In Detroit, the Zionist mem-
bership drive is being conducted
under the chairinanship of Harry
Cohen'.)

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