Plovemtier 30.1945
THE JEWISH NEWS
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NHJC Unit Sponsors Seek 50 Sifre Torah
Fund-Raising Affair For European Jewry
ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Segar of Birchcrest Dr. and Dr.
and Mrs. Saul Rosenzweig of Boston Blvd. are expected home Mon-
day from 10 days in New York City and Philadelphia.
Stanley B. Friedman, who received his discharge from the
Army last July while in France and who since that time has been
serving as chief of the U. S. Census Division of the U. S. Treasury
in Frankfort, Germany, has returned and is for the present at home
with Mrs. Levin and their daughter, Joan, at the home of her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. Samuel M. Levin of Broadstreet Blvd.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Klein and their son, Warren, have returned
to their home in Lorain, 0., following a few days visit with Mr.
Klein's brother Aaron Klein of Boston Blvd. Their son Pfc. Allan
M. Klein who was home on a 21 day furlough following his recent
return from the Pacific Area returned to Percy Jones Hospital from
where he expects to be discharged.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Haas who escaped from Holland during
the German occupation and have been at the UNRRA • Camp in
Algeris, have arrived in Detroit and are reunited with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Haas and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Doner of Renfrew Rd.
Mrs. Peter Vass of the Wilshire Hotel has returned from a visit
in New York City, where she was joined over the Thanksgiving
week=end by her daughter, Alice, who is attending Rockwood Park
School in Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Manko have moved from 2947 Calvert to
2271 Calvert.
Mrs. Sidney Immerman of San Juan Dr. returned Tuesday
from Highland Park, Ill., where she visited her brother, Samuel
Rosenthal.
F/O Arnold Rodin, who is stationed at Maxwell Field, is spend-
ing a 21-day leave with his mother, Mrs. Rena Rodin of Boston Blvd.
Mrs. Saul Gordon and her sons, Jamie and Michael, have left
for Biloxi, Miss., where they plan to spend the next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Morrison of Taylor Ave. have their
three sons home from the army. T/Sgt. Bernard Morrison has re-
ceived his discharge after 52 months service, including 30 months
in the Pacific area, Lt. Martin Morrison was discharged after three
years service, including eight months in the ETO, and S/Sgt. Ray-
mond Morrison was discharged from the Air Corps after 33 months,
including nine months in the .U1'0.
Maj. and Mrs. Saul Sugar and their children Suzanne, Joel
and Allan, are spending a few weeks with her father, Harry A.
Schiller of Snowden Ave., before leaving for Chicago where they
plan to make their home. Maj. Sugar has received his discharge
after serving five years with the Army Medical Corps. His brother-
in-law, Pvt. Stanley Schiller, also has been discharged after 45
months service, including 21 months in the ETO, and with Mrs.
Schiller now plan to make their home with his father.
Mrs. Albert Holtzman of Los Angeles is the house guest of
her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holtz-
man of Oak Dr.
Mrs. Samuel Shnitz, a former Detroiter, is planning to return
to her home in Los Angeles, Sunday, following a few weeks visit
with her family and friends. She was the house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal' of Blaine Ave.
Mrs. Joseph Wetsman of Virginia Pk., accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Davidson of Chicago Blvd., have left for Miami
Beach where they plan to spend the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry TCirtz have returned to their home in
Cleveland after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Keller of Cherrylawn Ave.
Detroit League of the National
The religious rehabilitation of
Home - for Jewish Children will European Jewry and the need for
sponsor a fund-raising affair at religious articles by devastated
communities has received a warm
response here.
A campaign is now being con-
ducted by Vaad Harabonim and
Merkaz and the Michigan Syna-
gogue Conference to send 50 Holy
Scrolls (Sefer Torah), 5,000 Sidu-
rim, 5,000 Bibles, Taleism, Tfillin
and other religious articles in the
name of the Jewish community of
Detroit.
The Vaad Harabonim calls up-
on synagogues, organizations and
individuals to call its offices at
TY. 6-8906, or the Michigan Syn-
agogue Conference, HO. 4763 to
inform of their decisions and con-
tributions. A committee will call
upon any organization or individ-
ual to accept contributions.
Sunday, Dec. 2, 3 to 6 p. m.,
committees will visit synagogues
to accept the Sefer Torah, or any
Photo by Hanley Marks
other religious articles.
MRS. CHARLES KOTTLER
This campaign will conclude
the Book Cadillac Hotel, at 7 p.m., with ceremonies on Sunday, Dec.
Dec. 4.
9, at Congregation Mogen Abra-
Proceeds will be sent to the ham, Dexter and Cortland.
home in Denver which cares for
The committee for this cam-
underprivileged children from all paign. consists of Rabbis Leizer
parts of the country who have Levin, Moses Silver, Joshua
been exposed to tuberculosis and Sperka and M. J. Wohlgelernter.
suffering from asthma and other
respiratory diseases.
Persons desiring special seating
arrangements are advised to call
Mrs. Milton Mahler, general
chairman, UN. 3-3060, or Mrs.
Sidney Sherman, ticket chairman,
UN. 2-9023, not later than Sun-
day evening, Dec. 2.
Other members of the commit-
tee are: Mrs. Maurice Schwartz,
arrangements; Mrs. Charles Kott-
ler, program book chairman; Mrs.
Sponsored By
Oscar Grey, entertainment and
League of the
Mrs. Robert S. Drews, publicity.
D. S. Hurwitz Earns
Naval Promotion
Word has been received from
overseas that Ens. David S. Hur-
witz (USNR),
son of Mrs. Paul
Hurwitz of 2972
Rochester, w a s
recently promot-
ed to Lieutenant
junior grade.
Prior to his
entry into the
service, he was
a special agent
for the Federal
Lt. Hurwitz Bureau of Inves-
tigation.
His brother, Pfc. Jack Hurwitz,
is stationed at Fort Breckenridge,
Ky.,' after having been overseas
10 months.
A. J. Silberstein Returns
To Law Practice Here
Formerly with the 9th Air
Force, Sgt. Abe J. Silberstein re-
cently was discharged after serv-
ing three and one-half years, two
years of which were in England,
France, Belgium and Germany.
He has resumed the practice of
law by opening an office in the
Barium Tower.
National Home
for Jewish Children at Denver
FREEDOM TEAM, manned by
Lax, Mehr, Aaron, Haim and
Pernikoff continued to dominate
the Northwest Congregation
Men's Club League by winning
three points from peace. S. Bicoll
climbed to a tie with Dave Miller
in individual high averages at
175.
For Reservations Phone
Mrs. Milton Mahler
Un. 3-3060
Mrs. Maurice Schwartz
Un. 3-0659
Prepare and Prevent . • . Rather Than Repair and Repent
Births
Nov. 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Roy Barnett (Nellie Pivoz)
of 2490 Waverly, a son, Sanford
Howard.
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Nov. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. David
Deutch (Dorothy Smith) of 3224
W. Grand, a son, Terry Howard.
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Nov. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Ira
G. Kaufman (Lillian Farbman)
of 18701 Pennington, a daughter,
Sylvia Ceil.
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Nov. .13—To Dr. and Mrs. A.
R. Wolfe (Anne E. Brown) of
8595 Cheyenne, a son, Myron
Lawrence.
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Nov. 18—To Capt. and Mrs.
Herbert J. Eder (Betty Rudack),
a daughter, Sheila. Capt. Eder is
stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla-
homa.
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Nov. 19—To Dr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Schlesinger (Edith Ziff), a
son, Gerald David.
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Nov. 27—To Mr. and Mrs. S.
David Hershman (Edith Miller)
of Calvert Ave., a daughter,
Susan.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Allan L. Wes-
ton, (Ethel Rom), a daughter,
Merle.
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Gift Proposal ... Our "Postman's Bag" ..
with the shoulder strap attached. (Remember last
week's feature in "Life" magazine?) A deep, roomy,
flat-bottomed
bag
by COBLENTZ in black or
brown morocco-grained leather. 16.50 plus Fed. tax.
STREET FLOOR
Women's Bicur Cholera
Holds Donor on Dec. 5
Mrs. Mervin I. Gardner is chair-
man of the 7th annual donor
luncheon to be held by Young
Women's Bicur Cholem Organ-
ization on Dec. 5, at the Book
Cadillac, to raise funds for
needy sick. The program includes
Edgar A. Guest, a fur style show
by Roberts, vocalist Rosina Bet-
man LaKritz and Betty Schmalt
Blinstrub at the piano. Call TO.
5-4663 for reservations.
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3351 W. Davison
TO. 8-1650