Friday, June 21, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

Local Brevities

Page Sevenfeed

Supreme Court Given
Portrait of Brandeis

POST 135 of JEWISH WAR
VETERANS will install the fol-
WASHINGTON. (JTA) — The
lowing officers • at JWV head-
portrait of the late Justice Louis
quarters, 8212 12th St., on Mon-
a Brandeis was presented by
day evening: David Kay, com-
mander; Dr. Joseph Eder and
Leo Ginsburg, vice-commanders;
Harry Sherman, trustee; Dr. Mor-
ris Benish, post surgeon; Morris
Weingarden, finance officer; H.
DOROTHY LAZAR is one of
LOOKING BACK . . . When Madison, judge advocate; Nathan
the best liked teachers at Cen- Sally Ressler spied Victor Ma- Lerner, Community Council del-
tral High . . She adeptly ture in the Statler lobby and egate.
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handles the speech classes with asked, "Aren't you Rita Hay-
DETROIT PUBLIC SUMMER
the accent on promoting poise, worth's husband?" . . . When
presentation and self-confidence Sheldon Zuieback, after over- SCHOOLS will open in 42 build-
to every-day life . . . Like all hearing two officers in England ings on Monday, June 24, for an
teachers, Dorothy also has her talking about Detroit, asked one eight-week term closing Aug. 16,
troubles . . . Last week, she if he was a Detroiter and where from 8 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. each
noticed a lad passing notes dur- he was from . . . "Oh," replied day. It is expected that total reg-
ing one of the more important the officer, "I used to hang istrations will equal the figure of
sessions . . . She got in the around Briggs Stadium a lot." 28,000 attained last year accord-
game, too, with a note saying . . . "What did you do there," ing to Arthur Dondineau, super-
that unless he stopped, she asked Sheldon, "sell peanuts?" intendent.
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'' LATE JUSTICE BRANDEIS
would have to punish him . . . . . "Not exactly," answered
which brought a note right back, Walter 0. "Spike" Briggs, Jr.!
K A M I L MANAGEMENT is
complimenting her on her hand- . . .When Joe Brilliant did Helen now situated in its new offices Hadassah to the U. S. Supreme
Court at special ceremonies at-
writing.
Kauffman a personal favor by located at 704-5 Transportation
tended by many Senators, Con-
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Bldg.,
131
W.
Lafayette.
For
20
reluctantly taking out her girl-
gressmen and Supreme Court
JEWELRY DEPT. . . . Shirley friend from Cleveland, after tell- years the company has served justices. The portrait, painted by
Katz and Abe Lerner will an- ing her he was too busy over its clientele from the Detroit Eben Comins, was presented by
the week-end . . . and married Bank Building, but increasing
nounce their marriage, soon . •
Mrs. Moses P. Epstein, Hadassah
Jack Davis and Florence Haron the friend, Sylvia Sherman, business necessitated its moving president, as a tribute to Justice
into larger quarters. The corn-
will promise to honor and obey, three weeks later!
pany specializes in the field of Brandeis for his work in behalf
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June 30 • .. He was one of the
property
management and ap- of Palestine and the Hadassah
very few, if not the only phar-
BEST WISHES for happiness
praisal
work.
J. G. Kamil, presi- organization. The portrait will
macist from Detroit who besides and success to the graduates of
hang in the lawyers lounge room
being with the medics, • was a our community . . . Lots of luck, dent, member of the board of
in the Supreme Court building.
combat infantryman.
kids . . . Go to it! . . . Those governors of the Detroit Tax-
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finishing college should never payers' Association, has. been ac-
tive in a number of civic groups. Relatives Sought Here
COLUMN CONGRATS ... To forget that a college education
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never hurt anyone willing
to
Irving and Esther Gluklick . .
ZIEVE FAMILY CLUB met at
Anyone knowing the where-
She wanted a daughter for the learn something afterwards.
the home of Mr. and .Mrs. Robert abouts of the following is asked
second time and Joe Stork kept
L. Zieve on June 9, when the fol- to communicate with the Jewish
his batting average at .1000 by
lowing officers were elected: Rob-. Social Service Bureau, 5737 Sec-
delivering six and a half pounds Installation Dance Set
ert L. Zieve, Pres.; Mrs. Jennie ond, TR. 2-4080, Monday through
of Judy Lynn..
By Shaarey Zedek YPS
Soloman, ' Vice-Pres.; Dr. W. G. Friday, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.:
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Zieve, Sec.; Ben Zieve, Treas. The
Moses (Fein) Ceresnia, uncle sought
"YOU STARTED SOME-
Young People's Society of next meeting will be held at the by Salmo Gitler born in Bedzin, Po-
THING," writes Mrs. A. Landow,
land.
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Zieve
Cong. Shaarey Zedek will hold
Anna Leitsohn, cousin is sought by
"when you mentioned about
Estera Meisner from Sosnowiec, Po-
its installation dance, June 29, in of Longfellow Ave,
keeping the neighborhoods clean
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land.
the synagogue social hall, honor-
F. Staub Festoceck, 2556 W. - Phila-
and neat-looking. "Keep it up!
DETROIT ROUND TABLE OF delphia, apt. 401, sought by Hella
ing new officers and board mem-
Maybe if you keep hammering
Schwartz.
CATHOLICS,
JEWS
AND
PROT-
bers who were elected last Sun-
Hancie Brooker formerly of Jedr-
away people will become less
day. Music will be furnished by ESTANTS announces that the fol- zeiew, Poland, and her husband Israel
careless. If they don't care how
Jules Klein and his Orchestra. lowing seven Detroit teachers Brooker, born in Kielce, Poland,
the front of their own home
by Jules Sztajman.
have been awarded scholarships sought
Refreshments will be served.
Harold Kovier of 145 Englewood,
looks, the least they can do is
to
workshops
in
intercultural'
Detroit,
sought by Rosia Javycrower
Chairman of the dance corn-
think of others. People who like
Krakow. Poland.
education during the summer ses- of Kisel
mittee
is
Marian
Lewis
who
is
Oslikow,
sought by sister Min-
neatness are helpess against
sion: Miss Grace Dolan, of Patten- achain Lodz.
those who evidently don't care!" assisted by Roland Gittleman, gill, to University of Wisconsin;
L. Abramson, sought by brother, A.
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co-chairman, Shirley Hersh, Ruth
B. Abramson in Russia.
Allen Warsen, Higginbotham,
Wolfe Singer sought by Julek Reich,
We venture to predict that Lesser, Soll Ginsburg, Rae Ann
son of Laia Reich nee Singer.
and
Miss
Elinor
L.
Cook,
Dwyer,
Hertzel Fishman . . . remember Moss, Adeline Cohen, Tina Du-
Jacob and Shlema Zilberman, sons
also to Wisconsin;• Miss Irene Of Feiga and Zalel, sought by Olga
that name ... the 25-year-old Ver- brove, Marilyn Gold, Robert
Hamlin, George Gaddy, Moore, Tchulskaya in Russia.
Bichkoff
and
Fay
Rapoport.
monter who addressed the Masa-
Arany Wohlberg sought by Mrs.
Chandler, and Mrs. Irene G. Eugene
Liederhoffer in Budapest.
da and Junior Hadassah affair,
The new officers and board
Geza or Ede Hermann, sought by
Graves ; McGraw, to University of
last week, is destined to become members are. Roland Gittleman,
Mrs.
Mari
Schwartz, Budapest.
a leading figure in world Jew- president; Marian Lewis, vice- Chicago; Miss Margaret Stein,
Jeno and Gyula Rottenberg sought
Denby,
to
NYU.
The
Jewish
by nephew Ladislaus Rottenberg in
ish affairs . . . His entire M- president; Ruth Sobel, recording
Budapest.
Chana Edelstein (nee Rubin) •Leib-
terest is concerned with the secretary; Adeline Cohen, corre- Community Council is one of the
participating
agencies
contribut-
isch and Abisch Edelstein, sought by
happiness of our people . . . in- sponding secretary; Soll Gins-
Sucher
Rubin, son of Yankiel from
fund.
cluding for the main part, the burg, treasurer; new board mem- ing to the scholarship
Deblin.
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Diamant
brothers (3) from Poland
establishment of a Jewish state bers, Ruth Lesser, Joseph Kwas-
OSTROWER RELIEF SOCI- sought by Chaja Licht in. Krakow.
in Palestine.
elow, Rae Ann Moss, Nat Spin-
Kaufmann or Brzebszinski, sought
ETY will hold the closing meet- by nephew Chaim Wolf Hirsch, son of
About 500 heard him speak 45 ner and Shirley Hersch.
ing of the season at 8:30 p.m.,. Samuel and Eidel.
minutes overtime carried away
Tickets may be purchased from Wednesday, at Jericho Temple,
Kiperwas family, Lejzor; Naftali,
David, sought by Jehuda Kiperwas.
by his enthusiasm. . . His cor- members or at the door.
Parlor B. Plans will be made for
Lipa Olchowski from Minsk, sought
rect name is Herzl, but for the
Rasza and Hinda Olchowskia.
summer activities. New members by Vera
Lichtenberg and Noah Fitelov
sake of his teachers and others
Pro-Palestine Committee
are welcome.
(Feitelevich) of Baranowich, Poland,
who had trouble pronouncing it,
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sought
by Ita Wildikan nee Feitele-
`Organized in Panama
vich.)
his father simplified matters by
GALLOW
FAMILY
CLUB
held
Lea
Gewer,
nee Wolman, sought by
PANAMA
CITY
(JPS)
—
Dr.
making it Hertzel • . He spent
Izak Wolman in Warsaw.
six years in Palestine and be- Eduardo Morgan, Panamanian its last meeting of the season at
Osher Zoledz and Esther Katz from
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Slavovitch, Lublin, Poland, sought by
came a member of Haganah, jurist and journalist, announced
Farber, of Mt. Clemens. Plans nephew Wolf Zoledz.
here
the
founding
of
the
Pana-
secret Palestinian underground
Jonah Mintzes sought by nephew
were made to adopt a European Michael
manian
pro-Palestine
Committee
Grinsztajn (Greenstein)
in
defense movement.
Lodz.
family
and
for
the
annual
sum-
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"to participate actively in the
James Ross, sought by Ignac Legner
mer
picnic.
A
dinner
was
served
and Josef Feinstein.
ADVICE DEPT. . . When World Christian Movement for
Siegelman brothers from Serock, Po-
company .stays too long, just the 'fulfillment of the pledge giv- and installation of the following land
sought by cousin Eva Kanarek,
treat them_ like members of the en the Jewish people to restore officers took place: Mrs. Sidney. aged 24.
Friedman,
president;
Mrs.
Lena
Mendel
(Max) and Shifra (Sarah)
its homeland and nationhood."
family and they'll soon leave.
Siegel, vice-president; Mrs. Ethel Kornblit; also Alex and Jacob Korn-
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blitt, who formerly lived on Mt. Ver-
Tigay, secretary; Miss Ann Sie- non sought by Elia Shackamer.
A WELL-KNOWN surgeon
Samson's S. Haven Resort
B. Rauch, about 60. born Lemberg,
gel, treasurer.
'round these pails was invited

out to dinner . . . and the host-
ess, feeling he would • be the
logical choice because of his pro-
fessional training, asked him to
perform the slight task of carv-
ing the chicken . • . All didn't
go so well, however, and the
bird slipped off the platter and
landed squarely in the lap of
the hostess . . . She was ex-
tremely embarrassed but tried to
pass it off with a jocular re
mark . . . "Gracious, doctor,"
she burbled, "I don't know.
whether I would trust you to op-
erate on me or not." . . . The
doc pulled himself up to his full
height and said, "You, madam,
are no chicken!"
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THE CONGRESSIONAL
Medal of Honor Dance, to . be
given by the Lt. Raymond Zuss-
man Post . , . at Masonic Temple,
June 2-9, with Lowry Clark's
melodies, may draw the largest
community crowd to attend a
dance since before the war.

Expands Its Facilities

Expanded facilities are offered
at Samson's Resort, located on
North Shore Drive, South Haven,
this season with the return from
service of the sons of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Samson.
The following improvements
and accommodations- have been
made this year for the added con-
venience of guests;
All rooms have been remodeled
and _ redecorated; all new tiled
bathrooms and showers; newly
constructed lobby exquisitely fur-
nished; new dance hall pavilion
where a large orchestra provides
dance music and concerts; two
new terraces and remodeled rec-
reation building with a soda foun-
tain and card room.
Other features are bathing at
Samson's private beach, baseball,
tennis, golf, horseback riding and
other sports. For information, call
TO. 5-6679, or South Haven 370,
443 or 228,

Poland sought by niece Helen Wid-
mann, daughter of Basia.

Prague Jewish Communify
Taxed to Meet Budget

PRAGUE. (JTA)—The Prague
Jewish Community, for the first
time since liberation, decided to
impose a community tax on its
members in order to meet its
budget which at present is sup-
ported by the Joint Distribution
Committee.
The local JDC announced spe-
cial grants to aid newly-married
Jewish couples, and to support
needy Jewish families with new-
born babies. The newly-weds will
get a one-time grant of $100
while the new parents will re-
ceive slightly less, on condition
that the baby is registered as
Jewish.

Dr. Samuel Stern, 73, Noted
Budapest Leader, Is Dead

BUDAPEST (JTA)—Dr. Sam-
uel Stern, outstanding Hungar-
ian Jewish leader, one-time Court
Counsellor to the ruling house,
died, here over the week-end at
the age of 73. He was president
of the Budapest Jewish Com-
munity for many years.

AN INTERESTING
RECIPE FOR THE
JEWISH HOME
•

boa As HEINZ HOME Instityto

Tuna-Mato Sandwich Loaf

A New Milchig ReCipe
"Tuna-Mato-Loaf", is not only
a new, milching recipe; it's a new
name. It's -even a new idea. Bub
call it what you will, we urge the
readers of this publication to try,
our "Tuna-Mato-meichel" for a'
Sunday night supper, when you'd,
like to make a big impression.
Tuna-Mato Sandwich Loaf,

.

.Remove crusts from-
1 medium-sized loaf bread.

Cut 1 slice lengthwise about 1/2,,
inch thick. Hollow out center of
loaf, leaving the side walls and!
bottom about 1/2-inch thick. Cuff'
cubes of bread out of center part.;
Toast.

Combine with

6-oz. can tuna fish or salmon
1
drained and flaked
3 hard-cooked eggs, chopped,
teaspoon celery salt ' , iv'
1
teaspoon grated oniolt.
% teaspoon pepper.
Moisten with— --414.„
1/2 cup *condensed cream of toZ
mato soup, undiluted.
Mix well. Fill center of loaf with
mixture. Top loaf with lengthwise
slice. Brush top and sides with'
melted butter. Bake in a moder4
ately hot oven (375° F.) for 20
minutes or until lightly browned.'
Serve sauce (recipe below) over
the baked sandwich loaf. 4UVel (hi

Sauce

Melt in saucepan-

—

2 tablespoons butter)
Remove from heat.

Add, then blend-

2 tablespoons flour:

Add-

1
cup milk
% cup *condensed• creikni bf tOe
mato soup, undiluted.
Gradually bring to a boil, Stirring
constantly. Serve hot over baked.
sandwich loaf.

British Sources Say U.S.
Moses Rutenberg sought by Basia
Halpern.
May Admit. Anders' Men
•Made by Hems
eselorstel by the Uni000
Joe Miller born Lublin, son of Sam-
WASHINGTON (JTA)—British uel and Chana, sought by Solomon of Oithodoa Jconsh Coy sugations of Ansersca.
Malerman
and
Bella
Zahn
in
Poland.
sources here stated that Ameri-
can authorities have indicated
that the U. S. might be willing
to admit about 5,000 demobilized
"Nature's Gift to Detroit"
Polish soldiers of Gen. Anders'
Second Polish Corps who do not
wish to return to Poland.
The American quota for immi-
grants from Poland is 6,524 .a year.
FOOT OF SECOND
At present, a large part of this
quota is being, used for Jewish
Detroit's Only Natural 'Mineral Baths
refugees from the displaced per-
sons camps . in Germany and Atm-
FOR THE TREATMENT OF
tria,, under President Truman's
RHEUMATISM • ARTHRITIS
special order facilitating the im-
migration of refugees.
NEURITIS AND SCIATICA

WAYNE BATHS

WANTED

to rent flat. house or apartment,
two or three bedrooms. 3 adults.
Will decorate or improve premises
at own expense.

SAMUEL B. OSTROW
TO. 8-7298

TURKISH AND REDUCING BATHS

OPEN DAY
AND NIGHT

Separate Departments
For Men and Women

RA. 6794