Relay, Juiy 27, t945
Messages Are Held
By Congress from
Relatives Overseas
Detroit Chapter of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress is in pos.
session of letters from survivors
of Camp Buchenwald or Dach-
au, to their relatives in Detroit.
Since the addresses are incom-
plete and out of date, it is im-
possible to forward them. Let-
ters are held for:
Tobiat Fuhrer, Holbrook Mar-
ket; Mendel Rosenblum, from
Tyla Amster; Isadore Tanen-
baum, from B. Tanenbaum; Ja -ck
Berko wit z, 2691 Glendale;
Joseph Polikow, 3245 W. Chi-
cago, Apt. 302.
There are also communica-
tions for the following:
David Finkelstein from Meil-
ach Wictorowicz Fainzilber
from Kolbel near Warsaw.
Szilagyi Menyhert from Irene
Iranyi in Sweden.
Symcho and Abram Kon from
Lola Epstein.
Itzek Berkowitz from Herman
Berkowitz.
Leopold Falk from Drehmel
Werner.
Rose Wise from Ela Zaks.
Mrs. Ethel Goodman of Glen-
dale avenue from her niece Mrs.
Ilona Weinberger-Shonfeld.
Anyone having knowledge of
the people in question, please
contact Esther Lichtenstein, sec-
retary of the American Jewish
Congress, TY 6-1971.
Women's Clubs
HEBREW LADIES' AID
SOCIETY announces that the an-
nual donor luncheon will be held
Nov. 19 at the Bnai Moshe. Mrs.
Paul R. Freeman is chairman and
Mrs. Louis Kepes co-chairman.
Organizations are asked to keep
this date open. The society's
board met at luncheon at the
home of MrS. J. Ring, president.
A breakfast was served for ser-
vicemen at the JWB - USO
Lounge at the Jewish Center,
hostesses being Mesdames Philip
Berkowitz, Paul R. Freeman,
Rose ESkovitz and I. E. Liebson.
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JEWISH WOMEN'S EUROP,
EAN WELFARE ORGANIZA-
. TION, at a special meeting held
July 23, at the Bnai Moshe,
heard the investigating commit-
tee's - ,reports regarding new
orphan relief cases. • Arrange-
ments were made for the annual
picnic to be held this Sunday
at Palmer Park, northwest side
of the swimming pool. Members
and friends are invited. Pro-
ceeds will go to aid orphans in
Palestine.
T.HE JEWISH NEWS
Marriages
Four Symphony Members
Featured in Center's
Fifth Outdoor Concert
ELSON-PAIS: The marriage of
Miss Thelma Pais, daughter of
The music department of the
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pais
Jewish Center ' announces that
of Northlawn Ave. and Pfc.
the fifth in its series of open-air
Harold Elson, son of Mrs.
William Elson of Pingree Ave.,
took place on July 3 at
Webster Hall with Rabbi Leon
Fram officiating. The young
couple are honeymooning at the
Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chi-
cago after which they will leave
for Texas where Pfc. Elson, who
returned from seven month's
overseas duty and is on a 30-day
furlough, will report for re-
assignment.
Former Lodz Resident
Seeks Relative Here
Josef Poikow of Detroit is
sought by Hersho Binke, late of
Lodz, now recuperating in a
hospital in Germany. Anyone
knowing of Mr. Polikow's where-
abouts please communicate with
Harold Silver, Jewish Social
Service Bureau, TR. 2-4080.
Our Deadline
The regular deadline for
copy in The Jewish News is
at 2 p. m. on Tuesdays.
Deadline for photographs is
at 2 p. m. on Mondays.
Readers of and contributors
to The Jewish News are asked
to observe these deadlines.
EMILY MUTTER ADAMS
concerts will take place on Mon-
day, at the Center.
Marious Fossenkemper, clarin-
etist, Emily Mutter Adams, vio-
linist, Walter Blumenau, Violist,
and 'Jacob Becker, violoncellist
—all members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra—will ap-
pear on the program. They
have chosen the Quartet in E
Flat Major, Opus 8, No. 4, for
Clarinet, Violin, Viola and Violo-
ncello by Karl Stamitz.
Miss Adams and Mr. Fossen-
kemper also will play the Duet
No. 1 for Violin and Clarinet,
Opus 26, No. 1 by Adolph Busch.
Also listed on the program is
Rosalie Gross, young soprano,
Page Eleven
Engagements
Mrs.
Sylvia Gulle of 2060
Euclid, Detroit, announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Alissa Freda, to Ben Shulman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shul-
man of Chicago. Miss Gulle, a
graduate of the United Hebrew
Schols, lived for two and a half
years as a Halutza in \Palestine
and has been teaching Hebrew
for the past few years at the
Jewish Center in Flint.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Green-
blatt of Tuxedo Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sally, to Jack B. Sandler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Sandler
of Hartford, Conn. The wedding
will take place on Aug. 5, at
Congreption Bnai Zion.
Bridal Calendar
July 29—Miss Fern Rosalyn
Schlafer, daughter of Mrs. Eliza-
beth Krell Schlafer of Chicago
Blvd. and H. G. Schlafer, to Capt.
Schayel R. Scheinberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Scheinberg
of Memphis, Tenn.
who will be accompanied on the
piano by Betty Kowalsky. Miss
Gross will render arias from
Rossini's "The Barber of Seville"
and Leoncavallo's "Pagliacci", as
well as songs by Schubert, Dvor-
ak, and Johann Strauss.
There is no admission charge.
In case of rain the concert will
be held in the auditorium.
Vote on Aug. 7
In Primaries
The Primaries occur early
this year—on Tuesday, Aug. 7.
It is important that every
qualified voter should partici-
pate in the election and
should have a voice in nam-
ing the candidates for Mayor
and other offices.
Those who will be out of
the city should arrange to
secure the absentee voter's
ballot.
Be sure to vote on Aug. 7!
Catholic Clergy Won't
Keep Jewish Children;
Paris Leader Declares
PARIS, (JTA) — The Catholic
clergy has no intention of holding
onto the Jewish children its
members helped to rescue during
the German occupation, Father
Chailley, noted resistance leader,
and head of the resistance wel-
fare organization, said this week.
Addressing a meeting called to
mark the third anniversary of
the first mass arrests of Jews in
Paris, Fr. Chailley said that anti-
Semitism is incompatible with
Christianity and pointed to the
rescue activities of the Church
in behalf of Jewish children.
Prof. Michael Prenant, who re-
cently returned from Buchen-
wald, told the meeting that while
15 percent of the non-Jews de-
ported from France by the Nazis
have returned, hardly one per-
cent of the Jews have come back.
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