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Local Brevities

T R A P P FAMILY SINGERS

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SAMSON RAPHAELSON,
shining light of the New York
Theater. whose plays are selected
with increasing regularily by
Burns Mantle. has written a
satirical comedy, "Jason." which
the Detroit Civic Players bring
to the Art Institute for three
night. Nov. 21, 22 and 23. Featured
in the performance is Hy Weiner
of 9809 Dexter.
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KOVLER VOLYNER PRO-
GRESSIVE SOCIETY on Nov.
11. elected Max Biber, chairman;
Joseph Snide r, vice-chairman;
Barney Citrin, treasurer; Sam
S h u r a t z. financial secretary;
Emanuel Ritten, recording secre-
tary; Mr. and Mrs. A. Pfeffer,
hospitalers.
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H. COLBY, president of Tivoli
Brewing Co., (Altes-Lager) an-
nounces the appointment of E. C.
WALTZ to the position of direc-
tor of purchases. Waltz has been
connected with the brewing in-
dustry ever since repeal. He has
been with Tivoli for eight years
in various capacities. During the
war, he was in charge of Tivoli's
crown manufacturing activities
and has also served as district
manager.
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JUSSI BJOERLING, worl d-
famous Swedish tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera, makes a
single local appearance this sea-
son when he comes as guest artist
with Karl Krueger and the De-
troit Symphony to Music Hall,
Nov. 28 and 29.
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ROVNER PROGRESSIVE
FAREIN will hold a card party
at 8 p. m. next Tuesday at Taylor
and Woodrow Wilson social hall.
For tickets call J. Siegal, HOgarth

6890.

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BOGRON FAMILY CLUB met
Nov. 16 at the home of Louis A.

and Rose Bogron. The meeting
will be held at the home of Harry

Richard B. Kramer, well known
Detroiter, next week assumes a
new post as assistant director of
the Jewish Welfare Fund and
Community Council of New
Haven, Conn., after being affili-
ated for a year with the U. S.
Rubber Co. He is the son of Mrs.
Mildred Kramer of 2930 Calvert
and the late M. Kramer, a Far-
band leader.
Before entering the U. S. Army
in which he served four years—
two years in Europe with the
rank of captain—he was assistant
director of the Jewish Community
Center of Indianapolis. Prior to
that he was on the staff of the
Jewish Center in Detroit.

Polish Exodus Lessens
WARSAW (JTA)—An average
of 5,000 Jews monthly continue
MRS. HERSHEL MEYERS
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Lipschitz to emigrate from Poland, al-
MRS. JULIA RING
of Gladstone Ave., announce the though the mass exodus from the
MUNICH, (JTA)—Ten persons marriage Nov. 3 of their daugh- country has lessended.
Mrs. Julia Ring is arranging the
Jewish circles estimated that
program for the annual donor were arrested in the Zeilsheim ter, Evelyn, to Hershel Lipschitz,
leaving the
luncheon of the Hebrew Ladies camp for displaced Jews follow- son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Meyers about 2,000 Jews are month and
Aid Society. to be held Dec. 17 ing a raid by 100 American mili- of Pasadena Ave. The newlyweds country legally each are leaving
in Miami that more than 3,000
in the banquet hall of the Bnai tary policemen searching for a r e honeymooning
Fla. "illegally."
Moshe Synagogue. Mrs. Louis black market goods. but only a Beach,
small amount of illegal goods
Kepes is luncheon chairman.
Cong. Five Takes Lead
Announcement is made by the was found.
We are now accepting appoint-
The 185 Jewish residents of In NW Bowling Tourney
president, Mrs. Helen Rosenthal,
ments for the making of mov-
the
Bavarian
town
of
Neurnburg
that an evening of games is
Meeting in the first "crucial"
ies — for your Bar-Mitzvah
scheduled for Jan. 8. Mesdames Vorm Wald were apprehensive test of the season, the two lead-
parties. weddings, eta.
Grace Diamond. Helen Liebson following the conviction of Na- ing rivals of the Northwest Men's
and Helen Auslander will serve than Rubenstein, 20, a displaced Club Bowling League, the chal-
Jew, who was arrested for beat- lenging Jr. Cong. boys, who had
as chairmen.
ing a German last month during led the league a week previously.
the exhumation of the bodies of found themselves in the second
concentration camp victims from slot. beaten by the strong Con-
To
a mass grave. The Jews fear gregation team.
that Rubenstein's conviction will
The newest addition to the sea-
set a precedent for the arrest son's high series honor roll is Sam
FISHER BUILDIN41
and trial of more Jews.
Cohl with a 603 set of games.
Rubenstein was sentenced to
one year's imprisonment. He ad-
mitted beating the German.
pleading he had become excited
when he discovered a corpse
which he. believed to be his
brother. The sentence has been
HIS ORCHESTRA . . . AND COMPLETE REVIEW .. .
appealed to the AMG legal divi-
sion at Munich.
FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AND PLEASURE
Although admitting that there

Displaced Jew Jailed
For Beating German

—Photo by J. J. Clarke

Wed Dec. 15

CIIIIICII SHOP

Mickey Woolf

were some black market opera-
tions at the Zeilsheim displaced
persons camp. responsible quar-
ters here said that the MP's
greatly exaggerated the extent
of the operations and acted
against the advice of other mili-
tary authorities in launching the
raid.

MISS SYLVIA FOX

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fox of
Duane Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Sylvia, to Raymond Getter, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Getter of
Cortland Ave.
Dec. 15 has been set as their
wedding date.
The bridegroom recently was
discharged from the U. S. army
after serving for three years.

CALL

LONDON, (Palcor) — Colonial
Secretary Creech-Jones, in reply
to questions in Commons, asserted
that the recent confiscation by
CID (Criminal Investigation De-
partment) officers in Palestine of
the personal papers of Gershon
Agronsky, editor and publisher of
the Palestine Post, on the latter's
return there from England, was
purely a routine matter under the
Palestine emergency regulations
and was not done on special or-
ders from the Colonial Office.
Agronsky's papers have already
been returned, the Colonial Sec-
retary said.

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Tel Aviv Port Reopens
After Seven Years Idleness
TEL AVIV (JTA)—After seven
years of idleness the port of Tel
Aviv reopened Nov. 12 with the
departure of a shipment of citrus
In a brief
fruits for England.
ceremony marking the formal re-
sumption of commerce, Mayor Is-
rael Rokach expressed the hope
all foreign Jews who come to Pal-
estine will enter via Tel Aviv.

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Free Sons of Israel, held their
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monthly social meting at Hotel
DOWNRIVER POST. No. 225 Book Cadillac, Nov. 18. Mrs. A.
JWV of Wyandotte, and the Haber was hostess of the eve-
CHARLES and AARON KOGAN ning.

freshments are also on the pro-
gram. For further information,
call' TO. 6-9064.

R. B. Kramer to Go East
For Welfare Fund Job

Early mailing for prompt holi-
day distribution is urged by
Postmaster Roscoe B. Huston, as
he reminds Detroiters of the de-
lays caused by the heavy in-
crease in mail at this season.
Hanukah gifts and cards should
be securely wrapped and plainly
addressed to avoid loss in the
mails; use of zone numbers will
also facilitate prompt delivery.
The public is also asked to
purchase postage early and to
use first - class mail wherever
possible.

L. and Lillian Rice of 2670 Sturte-

POST and LADIES CAREER
GROUP of the Jewish Center will
sponsor an evening of entertain-
ment at the Center Thursday,
Dec. 12 at 8 p. m.
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Wayne University chapter of
the INTERCOLLEGIATE ZION-
IST FEDERATION of America
will initiate a membership drive
with a rally at 8 p. m. Sunday,
Dec. 1 at the Rose Sittig Cohen
Bldg. Rabbi Morris Adler will be
guest speaker. Dancing and re-

November Bride

Postmaster Huston Urges
Early Mailing to Avoid
Holiday Distribution Delay

Set Arrangements
For Donor Event

will appear at the Masonic Audi-
torium Saturday evening, Nov.
- 30, Dr. Franz Wasner conducting.
Eight members of the family
compose the group.
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Department of Michigan, JEW-
ISH WAR VETERANS, has in-
stalled officers in the following
posts: Sidney Garelik, Command-
er, Raymond Bloch. Post No. 495;
Harold Podolsky, Commander,
Dovvnriver Post No. 225, Wyan-
dotte; Morton Sobel, Commander,
Gen. Maurice Rose Post No. 420;
and Joseph Rosen, Commander,
Congressional Medal of Honor—
Raymond Zussman Post No. 333.

JACK STATTMANN, attorney,
formerly a lawyer in Cologne,
Germany, has opened law offices
at, 2010 Penobscot Bldg.
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Detroit Graduate Chapter of
TAU EPSILON RHO, rlational
legal fraternity, announces that
the group's annual convention
will be held in Detroit Dec. 29
to 31. Delegates are expected
from all chapters in the U. S. and
Canada. A highlight of the con-
vention will be the presentation
of the Cardoso Memorial Awards.
A dinner dance Dec. 30 and for-
mal New Year's Eve party are
also scheduled.
• • •
ZIEVE FAMILY CLUB will
meet Sunday, Dec. 1, at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Zieve of
17617 Santa Barbara Dr.

Page Seventeen

THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, November 22, 1946

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