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Campaign
Report Spread Iforodoker Society Begins Sanatorium
Benefit
Of Propaganda For $100,000 To
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THOSE WHO have not as yet
vent in pictures to the Beauty-
Personality Contest are requested
tag do so as soon as possible! .. .
Time is :running short! If your
name has appeared and your
photo is not in our hands by Dec_
27, you will be eliminated - . .
and you wouldn't want that to
isappen if you could see the
prizes! _ More girls: Judy Min
dell, Marilyn Klein, Lyn Trager,
Bernice Glaser, Beverly Samit,
Harriet Harrison, Gladys Levin-
berg, Lois Coggan, Ruth Stone
and Pearl Sharfrnan . . . Your
name does not have to appear to
enter . . . SEND IN A PHOTO-
'GRAPH!
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NEWS PREVIEW . . Before
the headlines . . Dr. Morris
Schlussel, popular community-
ite and chief of the out-patient
service at the Veteran's Hospital
in -searborn, will soon leave to
head the Bay Pines Veteran's
Hospital in St. Petersburg. Fla.
. He is a discharged lieutenant
colonel .. Was graduated from
University- of Michigan and
served his internship at Receiv-
ing Hospital.
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SMALL GROUPS . . . beware
of certain individuals who ask to
um the name of your organize,
tion in giving a dance and prom-
ise to share all profits .. . If you
consent, get everything down in
writing!
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DISA 'N DATA ... This year's
AZA Stunt Night was again won
by Chapter 337 . . Sam Neu-
chatz. intermediate director of the
Jewish Center; Howard Leihraan,
Baal Brith Youth Organization di-
rector, and this writer were the
judges who agreed unanimously
on the decision . . . Condolences
to Bernice and Ruth Friedland on
their recent bereavement . . . To
the 409th person entering the
Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek Dance, Nov. 30,
will go a prize of some type . . .
That's for sure .. . Don Royale's
Mutual and Michigan networks
orchestra will do the terpsi-
tuning ... Its definitely a "worth
the interest" affair.
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HEADQUARTERS of Bnai
Brith Youth Organization will
soon be moved from Linwood to
a five-room apartment . . . and
we do mean apartment . . . on
Dexter, near Webb . . Will be
sill 'their own.
SECOND Annual Thanksgiving
Dance of Bnai Brith Young Men
at Ft. Waynd, Nov. 28 . . .
will have Tommy Marvin for
dancing rhythms, but the feature
will be Albei to Suarez, new sing-
ing sensation . . Six BBYM
groups are sponsoring the affair
. . . Fred Lifton, council presi-
dent, who Director Howard Lieb-
man calls "one of the most bril-
liant boys in BBYM,” will chair-
man the dance.
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RUTH FRANK is executive di-
rector of Contemporary Theatre
. . Detroit's only inter-racial
training ground for those inter-
ested in theatrics . . Has built
reputation on producing plays
with important meanings to
them . . . There's a need for tal-
ent . . . and the way they work
it, no previous experience is nec-
essary . . . Take a trip over to
the Twelve Horsemen's Civic
Center on John R. and Erskine
some evening and see what it's
all about . . . They're rehearsing
for a show and casting auditions
are being held for a couple of
other performances.
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TOAST of the week was given
at a recent party held here guest-
ing Harvey Stone, local boy mak-
ing good in a big way: "May we
never see an old friend with a
new face."
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HIS SONG, “Golden Jubile-,"
was Harvey Glassman's contribu-
tion to England's Automotive
Jubilee . . It was sent across
the waters by the British Em-
bassy in Washington . . . When
Harvey called the local consulate
about progress of the tune, the
Englishman told him he would
contact the embassy ... and Har-
vey had to laugh out loud into
the phone at his parting shot.
"Cheerio, old . boy. I shall send
you the information, that I shall.
When I receive it, I shall im-
mediately give you a tingle, that
I shall. - . The Britisher joined
in with Harvey's laughter with-
out even knowing what he was
laughing at'
LODZ (JTA) — Ritual murder'
propaganda against Jews is being
fostered in a number of churches
both openly and under various
disguises, a Polish newspaper re-:
ports, citing several cases.
Recalling that such propaganda.
led to the recent pogrom in ,
Kielce, the official government
organ Rzeczpospolita draws spe-
cial attention to the fact that in
a Catholic church in Leczyca,
near Lodz, there is a box dis-
played near the altar containing
the skeleton of a child with an
inscription that the child was
murdered in 1639 for Jewish rit-
ual purposes. There is also an
oil painting in the church show-
ing a group of bearded Jews in
prayer shawls allegedly in the
process of murdering a child for
"ritual use."
I from Lublin.
Schapiro, Karl. 50. sought by Schulien
Schapiro.
Friedman. David, 3830 Tyler, sought
by Eugene Cluck.
Berg. Willa, nee Szware. from Wlo-
clawek. husband's , name Brzegowski,
, sister of Golda Haranda and Chana
I Feierstein. sought by Harandar, Shi-
mon.
Polikov. Anna. =6 Thdler, sought
by Rinke. Schloinie.
Ghana Petchenik (-Gelman) from
Kochangrodek and Abraham Petchenik,
sought by Rtka or Elks Getman. (laugh-
ter cf Shrnuel (son of Lei bush;, from
Kochangorodok. Poland.
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Sam Spenner, Wax, Oscar, sought by
Abraham Spender.
Kestenbaum family from Tarnobrz,
sought by PesaCh Kestenbaurn, moth-
er. maiden name Monheit.
Chana Swada• (Rubintchik) and Di-
nierdstein, Rochi-Lea (Rubintchik),
sought by Pieczenik. Rywka (Bass).
Zuckerman. Jacob. from Kolobiel.
Warsaw, father's name Shloima. moth-
er's name Jechewed. sought by Szrnuel
Z vlberrnan from Siedica and Josek
Cukierman. son of Szlama.
Glam. Tema. nee Zuckerman, daugh-
ter of Charm-Nute and Chajd Feign
from Rozishtz Wolyn. now in Detroit.
sought by Sara Wakeman and husband
Muria( from Rowno Wolvn.
Shrnuel Nasenbaum, sought by Chas-
kiel Niaenbaum. son of Motel (from
Uzarow.
Biderrnan. Josef. Chaia. David. Hin-
. da. formerly of 2696 Sturtevant. sought
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Bider- Marl Is from KetZ.
Willi ( Wolfe Schwartz and Zundi
Cahn-Schwartz. parents' names Joseph
and Sima. born In Tutchin near Rowno.
sought by Mrs. Sharma, Frahlich, born
'Schwartz. of Kovno, sister of With and
, Zundl.
I Giter. Harry (mother's brother). and
I Lederman. Shv-ja (father's brother),
sought by Necman (Netzmani Mania
j (Lederman) from Zamosc Rojz-rnan.
laiwka, 522 King Ave.. Detroit, sought
by Jakier Apelowicz
Rubin. .Asher. and wife Riwka. sans
Solomon and Shrnuel and daughter
Eather, sought by Perkal, Josef. and
Gitel f•itel is from Tiktin. Bialystok).
Frieda Levitt, 2920 Pingree, sought
by sister Luba Roirenbaum, returned
from USSR.
Friends of Louis Shiell, chair-
Roseriboirn. Welwel, from SiedIce.
by Doha Garlick (Galitzka
man of the 30th anniversary cele-, sought
father's name Other_
bration of the Chesed Shel
Fleishman. Morris. born ill Jaazwiraok
talon:Mee, sought by Najman,
held a surprise farewell party for' pow.
Scala.
him and Mrs. Shiell on their de-
Kuperberg. IdoiShe. /1011 of Asher,
by Dawid ICraernart .fir.raitarnan I.
parture for a visit to California. sought
Feiner, Naftali. born 1901 in Shepe-
Sam Jaffee acted as chairman tovica. lived is R014110, studied in Mi-
and left for U. 1999, sought
and Harry E. Citrin, toastmaster, lano
by Dawid Fader.
of the 'affair, which took place
HermanNowner. assigiat by brother
lifinvoyilhanir from Pultusk,
at Finkel's Restaurant Nov. 13. A.branani
Poland, 52, father's name Zelman.
Those present, including Sawn . Isidor Seirmalebach. 52. /emigrated
Jaroslaw. Poland, 1930, sought by
Oleshansky, co-chairman of the from
Samuel Idetzger.
anniversary celebration, paid
Reirifeld family from Lubatow. Po-
tribute to Shiell for his efforts land. sought by Samuel Idetzgen%
Friettiing, S.. 3317 Clements, sought
and for his great interest in the by -Aide! .Persennan.
THE STORY goes about a
friend (won't tell his name) who
recently opened a dental office
and spent the first two days play-
ing solitaire When a patient
finally did come, he figured the
thing to do was make an im-
pression . . . Picking up the tele- friends Honor Louis Shia,
phone, our friend (still won't tell, Chesed Stied Ernes Leader
his name) barked into the re-
ceiver, "I have so many patients
scheduled for today that I'm
afraid I won't be able to perform
that delicate gum operation until
later this evening." . . . He hung
op the receiver (wouldn't you
just love to know who he is)
turned with a smile, and asked
the visitor what he cotdd do for
him ... The fellow looked at him
a little bewildered-like and then
said, "Oh, nothing, doe. I've just
cons to hook up your phone!"
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JEWELRY DEPT. . . Nettie
Turbow and Lee llofhnan will an-
wince their engagement in
December ... Wedding plans may
be for June ... Lois Wertheimer
and Dr. Morris Lipault are set to
"I Do" it Dec. a . Ruth Stern
and Marvin Kass are engaged . .
and will probably wed following
her lath birthday in March.
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GOOD BET is Thanksgiving
social of Young People's Society
Bnai Moshe, Nov. 27.
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DUE APOLOGIES to Jack
Gorov, president of Wilshire
Motor Sales, for last week's mis-
print of his name . . . The dif-
ference between a V and a W
isn't much, except that folks
might think Jack changed it so
as to tell car hunters, "You must
mean somebody else!" . Don't
miss the official opening
be terIIfiC!
Chesed Shel Emes and in other
civic enterprises.
Columbians' Meeting
Winds Up in 'Tears'
ATLANTA (JTA)—A meeting
of the Columbians, anti-Negro
and anti-Jewish organizaton, was
broken up by a person who threw
a tear gas bomb through the win-
dow of a roots where it was being
held.
Police authorities expressed the
opinion that the bomb incident
might have been inspired by the
Columbians themselves in order
to draw sympathy to their move-
ment. The meeting was attended
by 500 persons including many
members of veterans organiza-
tions and_civic and church lead-
ers who had intended to challenge
the speakers' statements.
-Photo by Paul "Kirsch, Jewish News Photographer
David Horodoker Society was the first organization in the city
to start a drive in behalf of the $100,000 campaign for the Los
Angeles Sanatorium and Ex-Patients Home, being conducted here
as part of the nationwide $4,000,000 campaign for a proposed med.-
;cal center.
Plans for the drive among organizations were made at a meet-
ing of Hcrrodoker Nov. 13 at the Workmen's Circle Bldg. Harry
;Goldenberg. chairman of the campaign among organizations. and
J. Gorelik of the national office addressed the meeting. The sum of
Search for Relatives
$700 was raised at the meeting.
In the photograph, showing committee members studying the
Anyone knowing the where- plan for the medical center, are, left to right, front row : SAM
abouts of the following is asked LOBURG, H. GLOCKMAN, J. GORELIK, N. WESS, chairman of
to call Mrs. S. Lichtenstein, TY. Odessa Society: L. HOBERMA.N, who is assisting Mr. Goldenberg
in the liorodoker drive: P. SHKOLNICK, I. ZIDE and HARRY
6-1971 -
WILLIAM
Schreiber. Martin. Rafael and Majer. GOLDENBERG: second row: MRS. RAE THOMAS,
born Jordanow, Poland, sought by BURTON, D. E. FRENKEL, M. COHEN, B. SCHRAUB. and J.
Leopold Schreiber.
Worona. Leah and Hillel, formerly of ANCHILL.
320 Belmont, sought by Faigue Rozen-
Nathan R. Epstein, president of the Detroit Auxiliary of Los
•feld.
Angeles Sanatorium, will be honored at a testimonial dinner in
Gewertzer. Moishe. from Parczew
behalf
of the drive Sunday evening, Dec. 4, at the Fort Wayne
and Naftali. also G-ewertzer, Jehudith.
, sought by Bawnik or Baunik, Rachrnil, Hotel. Morris L. Fruman is chairman of the banquet committee.
Authorities ia Italy Asked
To Cheek Anti-Jewisk Campaign
ROME. (JTA)—Jewish organ-
izations in Italy have submitted
a memorandum to the local au-
thorities in the town of Lecce
seeking action to suppress the
activities of a fascist group con-
ducting an anti-Semitic cam-
paign in the area. The chief
target of the campaign are 4,500
refugee Jewe living. in four vil-
lages on the Southern Italian
coast
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land. seeks Leib and Jacob Schwartz
Dr. Edmund Rozental of Lodz. Po-
land. is looking for Rudolph Rosenthal,
M.D • of Detroit.
Adolf Stoeckel of London. England,
is seeking a brother. Munio Linczyc,
Detroit Section. National Coun- who had a shop at 3552 Robert St.,
Detroit.
cil of Jewish Women is anxious
Samuel Joseph Katz and Chooes Gold-
to locate the following to deliver farb, uncles and cousin. Dawid Gold-
farb, Detroit or New York. sought by
messages from relatives abroad. Katz.
Ribbler Abraham now in a D.P.
Anyone having such information Camp in Germans.
kindly notify the Council, 8909
Leib Medvegy is seeking two uncles,
and Erszl Medcegy, born in
Woodward, room 203, MA. 6970. Chla•ne
Bereznice. Poland.
Detroit 2, Monday through Fri-
Rottenberg Club is being sought by
Malke (Mania) Schneider.
day, 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m..
Wolf Aron Lieblich, son of Josel and
Ray Bloom. former residence. 3225 Freidel from Krakow. is sought by er-
Richton Ave._ sought by N. Bekerman. dinand Grossman. Poland.
wife Dora Frendzel of Lodz. Poland.
Grunlinger, aunt,
Scharf. Henja
Gytla Cytryribainn, who has is sought by Samuel Reiter.
sent a message for an aunt Bejle
Sznajder and son Sej Sznajder, from
an UNRRA Camp.
Zenia F`ryitlinan, formerly of Poland.
now in Italy. who seeks a cousin.
VETERANS and CIVILIANS
Ocher Aaronson or Ahrrmsohn. who
migrated from Poland to United States
Tell
in 1916.
"Short
E. G. Geicherman, seeking a sister.
Mrs. B. Schultz, who lived on Glad-
stone Ave.
Joine Goldman, American Zone. Ger-
many, formerly in Poland. looking for
Fits Them
Szaje Zapka and his family.
A letter from Ludvik Goldstein, now
in Germany. awaits Alex Feldman.
Hand Tailored
Abram Mischa Gyrnberknopf seeks
an uncle, Aron Goodman, born in Po-
ALL-WOOL SUITS
land. Was a locksmith.
Anna Karpowicz. nee Duriska. of Po-
TOPCOATS
land. is in search of a cousin. Leib
OVERCOATS
Aronchik.
Bette and Kalman Goldwasser of Pal-
IN THE' LATEST
estine sees Natalie Ruberman-ash.
A letter from the Katach family now
YOUNG MEN'S MODELS
in a camp in Austria, has been sent
We Have What You Want
for the wile of Wolf Reciatmari. whose
former address was 8795 Cardoni.
Daily. 9 a_na. to 9 p.m.
Darer and Israel Kircidel. in a camp
C Adillac 5195
in Germany. seek an uncle. Riwan
Borstein. who emigrated from Poland.
A letter from Chamia Rajcajg now
PHILCONS
in -Germany. awaits Harry Fox. whose
FOX THE si TRE BLDG.
former address was 1126 Gladstone,
Woodward at Columbia
Apt. No. 211.
Ronia Ronenbloth of Wroclaw. Po-
Women's Council Has
Overseas Messages
ATTENTION
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FROM THE PASES
OF
SENBERG'S
Social Book
On these pages are inscribed the
weekly social events for which
litarsenberg's Kosher Catering was
proud to serve. As "Creators -of Perfect
Catering . '• Rosen be rg's takes pride in
its ability to offer the absolute finest in
preparation and service for complete
and thorough enjoyment of the oc-
casion.
THURSDAY. NOV. 14
MONDAY, NOV. 11
Shower for Eva Rosenberg.
Shower for Florence Schwartz.
Given by Mrs. Sylvia Desert-
Given by Mrs. A. Moses, Mrs.
berg and Mrs. H. Rosenblatt.
A. Friedman and Mrs. M.
Grossman_
SUNDAY, NOV. 17
TUESDAY, NOV_ 12
EVENING: 50th Wedding An-
NOON: Luncheon for the De-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. I.
troit Ladies' Club.
Sweet. Given by their chil-
EVEN-LNG: Shower for Esther
dren, -Rea. Hyman. Mrs. Sarah
Avriaidain. Given by Mrs. Cha-
Freidman, Mrs. Grace Galens
feta. Mrs. Sham and Mrs,
and Mrs. Esther Rosenthal.
Levine.
Attended by over 300 guests
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 13
in a setting of golden effect.
Card parts for the Manika
Club.
Congratulations and best wishes to the honored
above. It was our privilege to serve you and may
we continue to do so at all your future social
functions. Whether it be a wedding. bar mini-
vat, abower or banquet, we are always ready to
provide the finest in catering beyond the most
desired satisfaction.a
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Sincerely years,
Your Host
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