Friday, Xugusf 31, 1945
THE jEWI.SH NEWS
Capacity Attendance
Marks Busy Season at
Lesser's Clover Lodge
Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
- By Danny Raskin
A FEW MONTHS ago, the late
Hy Broder told us that some of
the finest ideas for promoting
better social life in the communi-
ty are lying dormant in a great
many minds : . that if they
could be brought out," our social
progress would be quite fast,
indeed."
We'd like to hear those ideas.
Cooperation will go far in getting
the needed action.
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T/5 DAVE KOHLENB ERG
• • . home for 30 days . . . went
overseas as a hospital X-ray man
and returned home an entertainer
. The brass boys discovered this
talents and had him spending
most of his time performing for
the GIs . . In England he play-
ed the - drums in the band which
placed third in the National
United Kingdom competition . . .
E'ntertained the sick and wound-
ed in hospitals as a commediene
. . . and - put on shows for the
officers and men on the boat corn-
ing back. -
THE VAST •• fleet of wedding
crashers, who make it a Sunday
must to attend as many recep-
tions as they can during the
evening, are a bit cautious now
after what happened to one of
their - members ... Seems that
one of the uninvited danced with
a dolly at the Bnai Moshe on
Dexter . . . and made the error
of telling her how well he knew
the bride . . . who turned out to
be the sister of his dancing part-
ner.
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HERSH LEWIS complains that
the local gals don't toss enough
get-togethers ... He says our girls
just haven't caught up with the
clock .. "and what's more en-
tertaining than an informal
gathering?" Hersh wants to know.
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . Manny
Leonard and Betty Terry may be
married sometime in November
. .. Connie Dietrichstein and Sid
Seder are an engaged pair . .
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26th Year
Capacity attendance marks this
season at 'Lesser's Clover Lodge
at Omena, Mich.
Daily _activities, special Friday
night programs, various enter-
tainments in the "Rayleon Thea-
ter" situated on the grounds of
the Lodge are among the events
at this popular summer resort.
The folowing theatrical pro-
ductions were performed this sea-
son: Peretz Hirshbein's "Green
Fields," B. Kovner's comedies "In
a Doctor's Office" and "West
End," a skit "Chang."
There were songs and recita-
tions and community singing in
English, Yiddish and Russian.
The following musicales were
dramatized: J. L. Peretz's "Two
Brothers" and A. Lutzky's "Polka
Mazurka."
Dancing has featured event
A children's concert was given
every Friday.
All activities were supervised
by M. Brodyn and Zelta Zlatin.
NEW YORK (WNS)—The Am-
erican Zionist Emergency 'Council
this week issued a statement de-
nouncing the "suddenly pro-
duced" and "unsupported story"
of Azzani Bey, secretary general
of the new Arab League, that the
late President Rosevelt h a d
proinised King Ibn Saud of Saudi
Arabia that he would 'not support
Zionist claims.
The statement says that on
March 16, 1945, President Roose-
velt, in an initialed note, .author-
ized Dr. Stephen S. Wise to de-
clare his position on Zionism re-
mained unchanged and that he
would "continue to seek to bring
about its earliest realization." The
statement further stressed that
when President Roosevelt's con-
tinued faith in Zionism was made
public on his behalf by Dr. Wise,
"nothing was heard from Ibn
Saud of any alleged promise to
him."
At the same time the Emer-
gency Council emphasized that it
was "significant" to note that
Azzam Bey has been urging the
Yugoslav Government "to dis-
continue its demand for the
prosecution of the Mufti of Jeru-
salem as a war criminal.
Alyse Geer and Leslie Green,
back from the Pacific, were sec-
retly married . . . Dave Silver-
Man has engaged Eileen Gerber
as his wife: to be < . Was dis-
charged after 40 months in Italy.
* * *
OVER 30 NAMES _ have al-
ready been entered in the Col-
umn's quest to determine the
community's loveliest lassie . . .
When you send in your favorite . DETROIT EVENING PUBLIC
choice... PLEASE REMEM- SCHOOLS will open in 22 loca-
BER TO INCLUDE YOUR OWN tions on Monday, Sept. 10, at 7
NAME, ALSO.
p. m., remaining open two to four
* *
evenings per week until April.
THE FACT that Phil Brestoff's Registrations will be received in
swell band will play for the all evening schools on Sept. 10,
Bnai Brith. Youth Organization 11 and 12, from 7 to 9 p. rn. Over
Yom Kippur dance, Sept. 17 . . . 100 courses will be available from
plus the way those kids can rig Grade I through the high and
up good times for all . .-. means vocational school levels. Enroll-
big doings . . . Trend of events ment is expected to exceed the
resulted in the name being 15,000 figure of last fall term at
changed to Victory Ball and it'll the following schools: Cass Tech-
be held in the Fountain. Room of nical, Central, Chadsey, Cleve-
the Masonic Temple. . . Unless land, Cooley, Denby, , Eastern,
advance sale warrants otherwise High School of Cornmerce, Mac-
. . . then they'll use two ball- kenzie, 11/1 i 11 e r, Northeastern,
rooms.
Northern, Northwestern, Persh-
* * .*
ing, Redford, Southeastern, South-
ADD EMBARRASSING mo- western, Western, Wilbur Wright
ments . . . A local Don Juan.who Vocational and Lincoln.
took a gal out for the first time
* * *
last week . . . had cocktails and
Mrs.
Joseph
M. Welt of De-
a hearty dinner . . . and then
discovered he was without money troit, president of the National
.Made phone calls to friends Council of Jewish Women, was
to rush down with some cash but the only Jewess among 12
they weren't home . . So he women leaders received at the
finally told the gal and she lucki- White House by President Harry
ly had enough with her to pay S. Truman on the occasion of the
the bill . . Then they left to 25th anniversary of *omen's
spend the rest of the evening suffrage- in the United States.
* * *
window shopping downtown .. .
Upon reaching home and taking
PROF. MORRIS WEITZ, son of
out his hou'Se keys he found the Mr. and Mrs. A. Weitz of 3344
money in that pocket . Next Fullerton, has resigned his posi-
day he called to tell her and she tion at the University of Wash-
shot back with the reply, "Well! ington, Seattle, Wash., to accept'
That's the first time anyone tried a professorship in philosophy at
that trick with me!" .. then Vassar College, Poughkeepsie,
hung up while the poor fellow N. Y. Dr. and Mrs. Weitz and
gazed with awe into the mouth- their son left for Poughkeepsie
piece.
on Aug. 15.
* * *
IN MEMORIAM
WYN GARDEN, a young De-
In memory of their dearly be- troit coloratura soprano, has
loved daughter, Esther Gertrude been' engaged as soloist in Shu-
Ruffsky, who`passed away a year bert's production of "Blossom
ago, a room has been dedicated Time", which will go on tour
at the Yeshivath Beth Yehuda by next month. Miss Garden stu-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac died with Marguerite Kozenn for
Ruffsky.
the last two years, and appeared
She is deeply missed by her in Strauss' "Gypsy Baron" - and
parents, family, and friends and Dvorak's "Rusalka", under the
her passing has left an unforget- auspices of Detroit Friends of
table ache in their hearts.
Opera. She has often appeared
for the Jewish Community Cen-
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Page Fifteen
Franz Werfel Dies
Franz Werfel, eminent author,
whose "Song, of Bernadette" was
filmed into one of the most popu-
lar productions of Hollywood,
and whose "The 40 Days of Musa
Dagh" and "Embezzled Heaven"
were best sellers, died last Sun-
day at his desk in his home in
Beverly Hills, Calif. He was 54.
He had been ill with a heart
ailment for a long time.
Recently, he was the subject
of controversy when he was ac-
cused of having turned to
Catholicism, which he promptly
denied,
Obituaries
THERESA LEVENBERG, 3796
Elmhurst, died Aug. 24. Funeral
services were held Friday at Ira
Kaufman Funeral Home. Rabbi
Stollrnan officiated. She leaves
her brothers, A. M. Levenberg
and Sidney Levenberg of Chi-
cago and a sister, Mrs. A. Le-
vine. Interment was in Mach-
pelah Cemetery.
* * *
IDA BECKER, 53, died Sunday,
Aug. 26, after an illness of several
months. Services were held at
Louis Brother's Funeral Home.
Rabbi Joshua Sperka officiated-
at interment in Machpelah Ceme-
tery. Mrs. Becker leaves her
husband, Isidore; a son, Ralph;
a daughter, Marilyn; and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Minnie Gordon.
Monurrient
Unveilings
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Abra-
ham Feldstein will take place on
Sunday, Sept. 2, at 1 p. m., at
Clover Hill Park Cemetery,
Woodward and 14-Mile' road.
Relatives and friends are invited
to attend the service.
* * *
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Abra-
ham Bernstein will take place at
Beth Tefilo Emanuel Cemetery,
Woodward at Marshall road, on
Monday, Sept. 3, at 11 a.m. Rab-
bi M. Wohlgelernter will offici-
ate. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend the services,
* *
Friends and relatives of the
late Mike Silver are invited to
the unveiling of a monument
over his grave in Machpelah
Cemetery, Sunday, Sept. 2, at
3 p. m. Rabbi Sperka will of-
ficiate. Please meet at the home
of Mrs. M. Silver at -2238 Clem-
ents.
* * *
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Harry
Zapolsky will take place at 11
a. m. Sunday, Sept. 2, at Mach-
pelah Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the
service.
* * *
The unveiling of a monument
over the grave of the late Rachel-
Nechemiah Levenson will be held
at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 2, at
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. The
Rev. J. Silverman will officiate.
Mrs. Levenson's survivors are a
daughter, Mrs. William Pentil-
nick, and five sons, Israel, Louis,
Hyman, Nathan and Morris. Rel-
atives and friends are invited to
attend the unveiling service.
* * *
The double unveiling of mon-
uments over the graves of the
late Mrs. -Sarah Lenhoff and the
late Mr. Guttman Lenhoff will
take place at 11 a. m. Sunday,
Sept. 2, at the Chesed shel Ernes-
Lou Gross again did a swell Cemetery. Rabbi Strauss will of-
job in Willy Joyce's corner the ficiate. Relatives and friends are
other night as the colored boy invited to attend the services.
* * *
beat Bobby Ruffin.
The unveiling of the monu-
ment over the grave of the late
Jack Markus will take place at
a
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the Beth Moshe Cemetery on
Sunday, Sept. 2, at 2 p. m. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to
attend the service and are asked
to meet at 1961 Taylor at 1 p. m.
* * S
The unveiling of the monu
ment over the grave of the late
Chana Shapiro will take place
at 1 p. m. Sunday, Sept. 2, at
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WANTED — Trained woman group
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WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 3-room
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FURNITURE REPAIRED. Reliable.
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Kitchen remodeling a specialty. TR.
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CONCRETE WORK—Sidewalks, drive-
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NICELY furnished room to rent to
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TO. 6-5749.
MUSIC for all occasions. High School
. student dance band. ,TO. 7-6306.
LIBRARIAN (Veteran) desires room,
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RETURNED veteran and wife want 3
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Available Sept. 20. One year's lease.
2 adults. TO, 9-1995.
WANTED quarters in private home or
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for housekeeping service and meals.
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2631 Grand Ave., W. near Linwood.
WILL exchange a lovely five room
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GIRL or woman to sell jewelry. Sales
office experience desired. Greenberg
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JDC Office in Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM—The Joint Dis-
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opened an office in Amsterdam.
Harry Viteles is in charge of
organizing the JDC program in
behalf of 20,000 to 25,000 Jews
now in the Netherlands.