Friday, September 7,

1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Hadassah Chapter Here Plans Women's Clubs
Busy Year in Behalf of Refugees

An active year is announced
by Detroit Chapter of Hadassah,
in line with the program of the
national organization for the re-
habilitation of Jewish refugees
who have come to Palestine in
broken health as a result of
their wanderings and the Nazi
persecutions.
Aiming to bring these reha-
bilitated people back to health,
national Hadassah has set a goal
of $1,100,000 for postwar health
work for the ey.pansion "of :ser,
vices of Hadassah Medical Cen-
ter which was erected on Mt.
Scopus in,.1 (139; for the building
of a new 200 bed tuberculosis
hospital; for increasing its ac-
tivities in the field of public
health, district medical nursing
home, institutional and convales-
cent care, infant welfare, school
hygiene, ; epidemic control and
the shipment of medical sup-
plies and equipment; and fOr
co-operation with other organi-
zations doing medical work in
Palestine.
These and other matters - of
vital importance will be dis-
cussed at the forthcoming joint
board meeting of all four De-
troit Hadassah groups on Tues-
day, Sept. 18. -
Mrs. Louis Glasier, president
of the Detroit Chapter, an
flounces that Hadassah has been
appointed the "health arm" of
the immigration department of
the Jewish Agency for Palestine
—the official body with which

Births

the British government deals on
all Palestine matters. As such,
its doctors and nurses will meet,
examine and help route through

MRS. LOUIS GLASIER

to the proper institutions all
refugees requiring medical at-
tention in the Holy Land from
now on.
Palestine has . taken in the
largest number of Jewish refu
gees of any other country, and
has• done this regardless of their
condition uton arrival.
Mrs. Judith Epstein; president
of National Hadassah, and Mrs.
Rose Halperin, former president;
attended the recent World Zion-
ist Conference in London.

INFANTS SERVICE GROUP
will hold installation of officers
at an operi meeting at 1 p. m.
on Sept. 11, in the Italian Gar-
dens of the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Members and friends are urged
to make their reservations by
calling Mrs. George Treeger,
TY. 5-6348.
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DAVID HORODOKER JRS.
will hold the opening meeting of
the new year next Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. J. Zemmol, 3824
Fullerton. Preparations will be
made for the annual donor
luncheon to be held Dec. 4.
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WOMEN'S LEA G U E FOR
SABBATH OBSERVANCE; 12th
St. branch', will have an Oneg
Shabbat at 2 p. m. Saturday,
Sept. 15, at the synagogue on
Pingree and Woodrow Wilson.
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter
will be guest speaker. Refresh-
ments, will be served. All inter-
ested' are urged to come and
bring their friends.
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BESSIE S O R I N ZVILLER
LADIES' AID "SOCIETY will
sponsor a memorial service for
its departed president, Mrs. Ida
Pevin, at 8:30 p. m. Monday at
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.,

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Lawton and Tyler. Members and
friends are invited. For informa-
tion call Mrs. L. Weisman, Presi-
dent, TO. 6-7739.
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AESCULAPIAN LADIES'
AUXILIARY will meet at .the
home of Mrs. A. A. Zagal, :151
Hazelwood, at 8 p. m. next
Wednesday. All members are
urged to be present.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S .BICUR
CHOLEM will meet next Tues-
day to celebrate the completion
of its napkin project. Mrs. I.
Wuntner is chairman of the
project. This group has no con-
nection with the Senioli flicur
Cholem.

Indict Nazi Commandant
BAD OEYNHAUSEN, Ger-
many (JPS) — Josef Kramer,
-commandant of Bergen-Belsen
death camp and 46 of the camp
guards including 19 women, - have
been - jointly indicted by the
United- Nations War Crimes .Corn-_
mission in London on an official
charge of conspiracy to commit
mass murder.

.

WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Earl
G. Harrison, U. S. representative
on the Inter-Governmental Com-
mittee on Refugees, who re-
cently returned from a Six-weeks
mission to Europe to inquire into
the condition and needs of 'state-
less and non-repatriable persons,
including I00M0 "Jews of • all
nationalities in Germany, pre-
sented a detailed report to Presi-
dent Truman.
Declaring that - the President
manifested real intetest in the
report, Mr. Harrison said that the
President will take whatever
steps are necessary 'to bring about
an improved situation.

Oct. 7—Miss Gloria Rose Ros-
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Rosman of Boston Blvd.,
to Meyer Ellis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Ellis of Rochester
Ave., at the Bnai Moshe.

This touching plea which is

one of the mos# moving of

all The Holy Day prayers

carries' with it an admonition

for every day in our lives.

As the years go on, we

dream of the future and we

hope for years of peace and

by and security. Such se-

curity requires realistic plan-

ning. Insure your status in

a manner which will give you

the peace of mind that the

Pr' yer :Forsake Us Not,"

invokes.

Consult one of our
representatives

Wish You and Yours A Happy New Year

—

Greetings

A. PUPKO

CURTAINS-DRAPES-LINENS

9030 Twelfth St.

REPRESENTATIVES

—

Jos. DiBartolomio
Simon Klein
A. Bigelman
Meyer Kauffman
Henry Burston
Henry Weiss
Lawrence Friedman
S. J. 'Karp
Geo. W. Gray
Bert P. Seedberg
Irving M. Hermelin
Samuel Rapp
Wm. Hordes

COLUMBUS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Columbus, Ohio

Proprietors of

12028 Dexter

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"FORSAKE US NOT IN OUR OLD AGE"

Establish Congregation
For Indian Jewish Tribe
LONDON.
Brit-
ish-Jewish soldiers brought Juda-
ism to members . - of India's Bnai
Israel tribe residing in Burma, it
was learned- here in a letter re-
ceived from Sgt. Joel Elman of
London who conducted services
for the Bnai Israelites of Burma
throughout his stay in that area.
A native tailor embroidered a
Magen Dovid flag for the lectern.

DR. FINKELSTEIN HEADS
CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE
NEW YORK, (JTA)----Dr. Louis
Finkelstein, president of the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America, was re-elected presi-
dent of the Conference on Sci-
ence, PhiloSophy and Religion at
its annual business meeting at
Columbia Men's Faculty club.

MAYER'S BAKERY

Bridal Calendar

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BEN BORNSTEIN
SAM BRE1SBLATT

Mr. and Mrs. Loren B. Weber
of Shaker Heights, 0., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marilyn, to Robert Lewis
Weisman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al-.
bert Weisman of Edison Ave. No
wedding date has been set.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Wais of 1449
W, Euclid Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ethel, to Flight Officer M. Ben-
jamin, U. S. A. A. F., son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Benjamin of Phila-
delphia. The wedding date has
not yet been set.

Truman Learns Plight
of Jews in Germany

Sept. 3—'Po Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Holtzman (Ethel Bei.:
man) of Hamilton Ave., a
daughter.
.
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Aug. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. A.
Waldman (Esther Moore); a ion,
Peter. .
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Aug. 10To Petty Officer and
Mrs. Bernard Schwartz (Evelyn
M. Kosoglad) of 7028 Thatcher, a
daughter, Susan Gayle. P/O
Schwartz is stationed in the
Pacific.
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August 11—To • Dr. and Mrs.
Louis E. Karnin' (Belle Feld-
man), a son, Blair Joel:"
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Aug. 23—To Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Berg (Peggy Rosenthal
of Cincinnati) of 18016 Appoline,
a son, Richard Allen.
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Aug. 24—To Capt.. and Mrs.
Albert B. Shulman, a son; How-
ard Michael.
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Aug. 28—To Mr. and Mrs.
Aaron Harrison (Faye Schwartz)
of 3310 Rochester, a daughter.
Harriet Susan.
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Aug. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
ham Mazer (Isabel Lurie) • of
Birchcrest Dr., a daughter.
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July 2Q—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Tatken (Vivian Becker of Wind-
sor) of 3750 Sturtevant, a daugh-
ter, Barbara Anri.

To All Our Friends
and Patrons—

Engagements

D. E. BALL, Fres.

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