Friday, April 5, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

A reception was held at Congregation Beth Itzchock, 3836
Fischer, on March 19, in honor of the return of Rabbi Jacob Hober-
man from a three months leave of absence, during which time he
visited many cities on behalf of Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Hoberman, who acted as hostess.
Entertainment was furnished by Cantor Hyman J. Adler of
Enai David.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg have returned from Miami
Beach and are at home at 2750 Sturtevant. Mr. Loewenberg has
resumed his duties with the Chevra Kadisha and Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.
Miss Ruth E. Stein, daughter of the Albert C. Steins of 2075 W.
Philadelphia,. recently gave a dinner at the Statler in honor of her
sister Harriet's 16th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Hayman of 2715 Tuxedo have left for a vaca-
tion in Miami Beach, Fla.
Miss Charlotte Kruger, who for the past eight months has
been in New York doing radio work for National Broadcasting Co.
and Columbia Broadcasting System, is home for the summer months
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kruger, 2980 Clairmount.
- Maj. Joseph R. Eder, who was separated on March 18 from
the U. S. Army Medical Corps, and his wife, .Naomi, have returned
to Detroit after a 10 days' stay in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berman of Buena Vista Ave. entertained
on March 23, at their home, in honor of the graduation of their
son, Leonard, from Wayne University College of Medicine. Dr.
Berman will serve his internship at the Philadelphia General
Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gerald D. Gilbert, Aviation Ordnance Man 3/c, has returned
from the west coast and is spending his 30-day leave with his
parents, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Gilbert of Byron Ave,
Mrs. Hyman Wasser of Fullerton Ave. has left for a month's
visit with her brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kramer,
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph G. Fenton represented the Detroit Chapter of
Women's American ORT at the regional conference in Chicago on
April 4.

Raskin Appointed
Publicity Aide for
AJC Jr. Division

The appointment of Danny Ras-
kin, member of The Jewish News
staff as special publicity adviser
to the Junior Division of the Al-
lied Jewish Campaign, was an-
nounced by Sol J. Schwartz, pres-
ident of the Junior Service Group.
William Shapiro accepted the
appointment as co-chairman of
Division JB, succeeding Philip
Nusholtz, who was forced to drop
out because of illness.
Lists of workers for their teams
were submitted by Jean Mintz,
Prudence Bernstein and Selma
Korn. Corinne Perlis, co-chair-
man of Division JG, announced
the formation of three complete
teams for her division. Theodore
Leibowitz and Elise Zeme an-
nounced the selection of 16 cap-
tains to head the eight teams in
their division.
Mrs. Bertha Chomsky and Mir-
iam Coggan are contacting youth
organizations to arrange for
speakers and solicitation of treas-
ury gifts.

Pope Promises Help
To Recover Children

JERUSALEM (JTA) — Pope
Pius XII has promised "consid-
erable help" in solving the prob-
lem of recovering the Jewish
children still held in Catholic in-
stitutions where they were given
shelter from the Nazis during the
war, it was reported here by
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog at a
press conference.
The chief rabbi, who con-
ferred with the Pope on this
question, called upon the Jews
of Palestine to prepare homes for
the children, many of whom will
be brought to this country.

Peronist Group Attacks
Buenos Aires YM-WHA

BUENOS AIRES (JTA)—More
than 200 members of the Alianza
Libertadora Nacionalista, nation-
alist and anti-Semitic Peronist
organization, attempted to break
into the building here of the
Young Men's and Young Wo-
men's Hebrew Association, re-
cently. The raid was unsuccess-
ful because the building was spe-
cially fortified. They were final-
ly dispersed by police, but no
arrests were made.

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MISS VIVIAN KNOPPOW

Mrs. Albert Dubin and Mrs.
Max Stolman announce the en-
gagement of their sister, Vivian
Knopow, to Harry Chaben, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chaben
of 2275 Blaine. A June wedding
is planned.

Births

Bnai Brith to Hold
3rd Annual Bowling
Tournament Apr. 28

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March 25—To Lt. (jg) and Mrs.
Milton J. Lebow (Gloria Mason)
of 2605 Elmhurst, a son, Mark
The third annual Detroit Bnai Alan.
* * *
Brith bowling tournament will
March
28—To
Mr. and Mrs.
be held April 28 at 10 a. in., at
the State Fair Recreation, 19600 Jerome Shapero (Evelyn Vogel)
of 16531 Indiana, a son, James
Woodward.
Fifty teams are expected to Howard.
* * *
participate.
March
30—To
Mr .and Mrs.
At a luncheon to be held at
Louis Marshall Lodge headquar- Boris Gaynes (Florine Disner) of
ters, 12233 Linwood, after bowl- 17542 Santa Rosa, a daughter,
ing. The lodge will be host to Jill.
the bowlers and the prizes will
be distributed.
The tournament is sanctioned
by the American Bowling Con-
gress and the National Bnai
"Individually Yours"
Brith Bowling association.
The following officers are in
by
charge of the tournament: Wil-
liam Joelson, president; Samuel
G. Bank, vice-president; Jack
Feinstein, secretary; Joe Levin,
treasurer.

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Eisendrath Brands
Conversion Report
As Sensationalism

NEW YORK—(JTA)—A recent
report that wholesale conversions
are taking place in the ranks of
American Jewry was termed "a
shoddy piece of sensationalism,"
in an address delivered by Dr.
Maurice N. Eisendrath, director
of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, at a dinner at
Hotel Pierre, attended by 200
Jewish leaders. The dinner was
a tribute to Col. Frederick F.
Greenman for his work in con-
nection with the combined cam-
paign of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations and the
Hebrew Union College: It marked
the launching of a $750,000 drive
in New York as part of the na-
tional campaign.
Although he did not mention
him by name, it was generally
assumed that Dr. Eisendrath was
referring to a statement recently
made by Dr. Louis Finkelstein,
president of the Jewish Theolog-
ical Seminary of America.

Dr. Morgenstern to Accept
March 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Seminary Citation Sunday
CINCINNATI—Dr. Julian Mor-
Julian Klein (Shirlee Rabino-
witz) of 3234 Webb, a son, Ira genstern, president of the He-
brew Union college, has an-
Stevens.
* * *
nounced that he will accept a
March 8—To Mr. and Mrs. citation of the Jewish Theological
Alexander Pollak of 3806 Cort- Seminary of America, Conserva-
tive seminary, at convocation ex-
land, a daughter, Karen Judith.
ercises to be held at the seminary
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March 19—To Mr. and Mrs. in New York Sunday.

The spring informal dance of
Brandeis Lodge of Bnai Brith
will be held this Sunday evening
at the Book-Cadillac hotel grand
ballroom.
Arnold L. Horelick (Dorothy
Eilleen Faye will sing and the Walker), a daughter, Leslie Su-
music will be provided by Frank san.
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Gagen's Melodians.
March
22
—
To Mr. and Mrs.
Tickets will be available at
Louis Snyder (Anne Reisner) of
the door.
2653 Virginia Park, a daughter,
Mahri Beth.

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