Friday, November 30, 1945

THE JEWISH NEWS

Eliowitz's Coaching
Brings Denby First
Grid Title in 16 Yrs.

In the comparatively short
span of three years, Abe Eliowitz
has become one of the most out-
standing high school football
coaches in Michigan. His Denby
high eleven last week climaxed
his three years of coaching with
a 19-19 tie with Catholic Central
in the 8th annual Goodfellow city
championship game at Briggs
Stadium.
In three years as Denby coach,
Eliowitz has seen his team lose
but three games, one of the best
records in the state. This year his
team was the only undefeated
eleven in the city, winning eight.
Denby earned the right to play
in the Old Newsboys grid Classic
by winning the Metropolitan De.:
troit High school championship,
its first in 16 years.
Coach Eliowitz is a native De-
troiter, having been raised on the
west side. He starred in football
and baseball at Western high in
1927-28, and then added national
honors as one of the best full-
backs in the country while play-
ing at Michigan State College in
the early 1930s. He was captain
at the East Lansing school in hiS
senior year. -
After leaving State, Eliowitz
turned his skill toward rugby
football, playing for five years
on teams in Montreal and Ottawa.
He was one of Canada's greatest
players.
Eliowitz is a teacher at Denby.

Beth Yehudah Students
And 5 Teachers Visit
Yeshivah in Cleveland

Thirty three students of the
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, ac-
companied by five teachers and
the dean, Rabbi S. Wasserman,
spent the Thanksgiving week-
end in Cleveland.
The students were chosen for
their proficiency in their studies.
They were met at Cleveland by
a committee of Telshe Yeshivah.
Friday morning was spent on
a sightseeing tour of the city.
Then they were taken to the
Hebrew Parochial school.
On Friday evening they were
welcomed by Rabbi Ch. M. Katz,
Dean and Rosh Yeshivah of
Telshe.
On the Sabbath the students
participated in services. In the
afternoon they were divided
into study groups led by senior
students of Telshe Yeshivah. On
Sunday several of the visitors
studied individually with Cleve-
land students.

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Wayne U. Hine' Federation of Lithuanian Jews Here
Jewish Center Begins Activities To Help Locate Relatives in Europe
Activities
The Federation of Polish Jews tor Committee, HIAS, World
Jewish Students Will Meet

Rabbi Aron for First Time
at Affair Wednesday

B. & P. Discussion Group
To Discuss "Public Finance"
The Business and Professional
Discussion Group of the Jewish
Community Center will hold its
third meeting in the current se-
ries on economic problems next
Wednesday, 9 p.m.
Irving Kerrison, discussion
leader, announced that the sub-
ject for the meeting will be
"Public Finance and Taxation."
The program will be held in
the Library. All are invited.
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Art Exhibit Continues
Through Monday, Dec. 10
Mrs. Edward B. Quint, chair-
man of the art committee an-
nounces that the art exhibit in
honor of Mrs. Anna L. Werbe
will continue through Monday,
Dec. 10.
The galleries will be open in
the afternoon and evening.
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Hanukah Program at
Saturday Night Party
Freddie Warren's Trio will fur-
nish the music for the Saturday
Night Party at the Jewish Com-
munity Center on Dec. 1, at 9
p.m., in the Butzel Hall.
Miss Sylvia Weiss, committee
chairman, has announced that in
keeping with the spirit of Hanu-
kah, a holiday program will be
presented under the leadership
of Miss Drora Selesny.
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Annual Mothers' Clubs'
Hanukah Ball Dec. 5
At the annual Hanukah ball
and latke party of the Council
of Mothers' Clubs, which will be
held Wednesday evening, Dec. 5,
at the Jewish Community Cen-
ter, the following ladies will be
co-chairmen to Mrs. Rose Mar-
shak: Mrs. Fanny Grober of the
Dexter Club, Mrs. Louise Ap-
taker of the Fenkell Club, Mrs.
Bessie Garfinkel of the Twelfth
Street Club, Mrs. Bessie Stone of
the Woodward Club, and Mrs.
Freda Firestone of the Young
Women's Study Club. Mrs. Ida
Drapkin will be the honorary
chairman.
Woodward Study Club will not
meet Wednesday afternoon be-
cause members will participate
in the Hanukah Ball in the eve-
ning.

Bnai Brith Hillel Foundation at
Wayne University will open its
program of activities for Jewish
students with an informal open
house from 8 to 11 p. m. next
Wednesday at the Maccabees
Building Ballroom.

Rabbi Milton Aron, Hillel ad-
visor at Wayne, will meet the
Jewish students for the first
time. He will be presented by
Jordan Drews, chairman of the
provisionary Hillel Student
Council.

Other guests will include Rabbi
Jehudah Cohen, director of the
Hillel Foundation at • University
of Michigan; Miss Betty Korash,
president of the U. of M. Hillel
Student Council; and Sidney
Karbal, president of the Harry B.
Keidan Lodge of Bnai Brith,
which has been active in estab-
lishing Hillel at Wayne.
Leonard Baruch is chairman of
the affair. All Jewish students at
Wayne are invited to be present.
Rabbi Aron has been on the
Wayne campus for the past
month, working with members
of the provisional council, stu-
dent volunteers, in organizing
the Hillel program. He was for-
merly a major in the army
chaplain's corps.
Plans for remodeling the build-
ing at '4841 Second, purchased by
the Foundation, are underway.

Morgenthau Speaks
At Celebration of
Hebrew Union College

Jewish Congress, Vaad Hahatzala,
Jewish Labor Committee and the
headcruarters of the Federation of
Lithuanian Jews.
These lists are now available
at the home of Rabbi Leizer Le-
vine, 3265 Burlingame, TO. 8-
4030, where the secretary, Mrs.
Ann Saxer, works on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 7 to
9 p. m., and on Sundays, 12 to 4
p.
The office of the Detroit Fed-
eration of Lithuanian Jews also
will take charge of sending par-
cels to Europe. All information
will be provided by Mrs. Saxer.
S. Jacobson, president of the
Detroit Lithuanian Federation,
announces that Rabbi Levine will
have charge of supervision of
these efforts and will be assisted
by M. Goldoftas and Mrs. Saxer.

CINCINNATI—Henry Morgen-
thau Jr., former secretary of the
treasury, will deliver one of the
principal addresses at the dinner
Saturday evening, Dec. 8, at the
Netherland Plaza here, in the
Dec. 7-8 celebration of the 70th
anniversary of the Hebrew Union
College, America's oldest rabbini-
cal seminary.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise of the Free
Synagogue, New York, will pre-
sent the other major address.
Dr. Nelson Glueck of the HUC
faculty, internationally famed ar-
chaeologist, will speak Dec. 7 at
commemoration exercises at Plum
St. Temple, where HUC first was
conducted under the presidency
of its founder, the late Rabbi
Isaac M. Wise.
Sholem Aleichem Schools'
Sent you by Borden's —
Dr. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve-
Donor Luncheon Dec. 19
land, president of the Central
P.M.
Conference of American Rabbis
The annual donor luncheon of will be unable to speak as he has
Tune in! Musk! Fun! Guest stars!
the Sholem Aleichem Folk Insti- left for Palestine.
tute will be held Dec. 19, at the
Book Cadillac Hotel.
Proceeds will be utilized for
the furtherance of the Sholem
The Federation of Lithuanian. Jews in Detroit wants to help the unfor-
tunate Lithuanian Jews in Europe and has opened an
Aleichem Folk Schools.
The guest speaker of the after-
noon will be Mrs. Morris Adler.
Emma Lazaroff Schaver, well-
This office will assist Lithuanian Jews in Detroit to locate their relatives
and friends in Europe; and take charge of sending parcels to Europe.
known Detroit soprano, will sing
This office is under the direct sponsorship and control
a new repertoire of Jewish and
of the Federation of Lithuanian Jews in Detroit.
Hebrew songs, accompanied by
Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., 7 to 9 P. M.
Rebecca Frohman.
Phone
Open Sundays, 12 to 4 P. M.
TO. 8 4030

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Attention .

Lithuanian Jews in Detroit!

Information Office: 3265 Burlingame

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Neugarten Medical Aid
Holds Luncheon Tuesday

Temple Israel Men's Club
Smoker Set for Dec. 13

Men's Club of Temple Israel
expects a large attendance at its
annual smoker at the Rose Sittig
Cohen Bldg. at 8 p. m. on Dec. 13.
Val Clare of CKLW will be the
speaker. Charles Aller is chair-
man of arrangements.
Harry Pliskow has been ap-
pointed to arrange the annual
fathers and children's affair. A
debating team is being organized,
J. Citrin, president of the Men's
Club, announces.

in New York has compiled thou-
sands of addresses of Lithuanian
Jews who have returned to Lith-
uania from concentration camps
and from Siberia, as well as ad-
dresses of Lithuanian Jews who
are still in camps in Germany,
Austria, Poland, France, Italy and
Switzerland.
In order to provide help for
these people, the Detroit section
of the Federation of Lithuanian
Jews has opened a special office
to assist in locating relatives of
Detroiters. This office is in direct
contact with the Joint Distribu-

Neugarten Medical Aid will
hOld its 12th annual luncheon at
12:30 p. in., Tuesday, Dec. 4, at
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Miss Ann Birk Kuper, dramatic
actress, will interpret the current
Broadway success, "Late George
Apley."
Tickets still are obtainable
from the luncheon chairman,
Mrs. Morton Jacobs, TO. 8-5010,
or the luncheon treasurer, Mrs.
Morris Roth, TO. 8-3167.

LADIES OF YESICVATH BETH YEHUDA

HANUKAH CONCERT

SUNDAY,, DEC. 2, 3 P. M.

Social !DM of Cong. B'nai David
Featuring Cantor Hyman J. Adler
Dan Frohnlan's Symphonic Choir

Rabbi 0-oslitta S. Sperka
Wholgelerater

Cantor Adler

Tickets at Yeshivah Office or TO. 9-7835

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