Jewish Dental Fraternity
To Convene Here Dec. 28
Michigan members of Alpha
Omega, national Jewish dental
fraternity,. will be hosts at the
group's 39th annual meting, an
Atomic Convention 'scheduled for
Dec. 28 through" Jan. 1 at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
pr. Louis I. Galin and Dr--
Samuel S. Gerendasy, of Detroit,
are national marshal and nation-
respectively.
The five-day program will in-
clude professional and com-
mercial displays, clinics and lec-
tures, as well as business meet-
ings and a series of social events.
Special plans have been made
for entertaining the wives of
delegates. as well as a date bur-
al
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THE JEWISH NEWS
-- Friday, - &mamba-- 20, 1944
Detroiters Ship
22,000 Pounds
Of SOS Supplies
Sunday, Dec. 29, with a night-
A • 22,000-pound shipment of
club night in the evening. Dr.
Leon A. Katzin, of Detroit, na- SOS contributions, comprising
tional editor of the Alpha Ome- over 20 per cent of the city's 100-
ton quota, left Detroit Dec. 9 for
the Mt. Vernon, N. Y., warehouse
of the Joint Distribution . Corn-
mittee.
Morton Feigenson, chairman of
the committee which collected
and packed the shipment, an-
nounced that 3,000 pounds were
medioal supplies,--9,700 were items
of clothing, and 12,000 pounds
were cans of food.
From Mt. Vernon they will be
sent directly to displaced persons
in Europe.
Monday, Dec. 23, three theaters,
the Oriole, Krim and Abington,
will present special matinees to
benefit the SOS collection. Price
of admission to these matinees
is one or more cans of food.
WASHINGTON — Bnai Brith
Abe Nussbaum of the New
York Linoleum and Carpet Co. Hillel Foundations have estab-
has inaugurated an advisory - ser- lished a counselorship at the Uni-
vice to guide customers in choos- versity- of British Columbia at
ing harmonizing colors and fab- Vancouver, B. C., Canada, ac-
rics in carpeting their homes. cording to Dr. Abraham L.
Mr. Nussbaum has served the Sachar, national Hillel director.
public in the same location at Hillel is now serving six Cana-
9630 Joseph Campau for the past dian universities, as well as 160
19 years. A branch store .is located campuses in the U. S. and one in
Cuba.
at 8085 Harper.
LUGGAGE
FACTORY TO YOU
MATCHED SETS
Practical
Gifts in
Leather
Anti-Semitic Canadian Paper,
Le Goglu, Resumes Publication
DR. LEON A. KATZIN
DR. SAMUEL S. GEBENDASY
eau and arrangements for caring
for children.
Registration, clinics, and the
president's reception are ached-
' uled for Saturday, Dec. 28. In
the evening. a Gay Nineties cos-
iume ball will be held in the
'Grand Ballroom at the Book.
Memorial services,. business
meetings, and a radio luncheon
for the women will take place
Leivick To Speak
At JNW A Hanukah
Fete This Sunday
Featuring an address by the
world famous Yiddish poet, H.
Leivick, the City Committee of
Jewish National Workers Alli-
ance will sponsor a Hanukah
party this Sunday evening, Dec.
22. at the main auditorium of the
Jewish Center.
All Detroit Jews are invited to
participate and to hear Mr. Lei-
vick report on his experiences in
Europe among the DPs, during
his visit in Germany as a member
of the delegation representing the
World Jewish Congress.
This will be Mr. Leivick's first
appearance in Detroit since his I
eventful European trip.
Cantor Hyman Adler of Cong.
Bnai David will be featured in
the musical program. Cantor Ad-
ler will light the Hanukah can-
dles and will sing latest Palestin-
ian folks songs.
Refreshments will be served..
Tickets are available at all
branches of Farband, at Chesluk's
and Zion Book Stores on 12th St.
gan, fraternity magazine, will
discuss "Alpha Omega Today" at
a luncheon Monday. Dec. 30.
Election of officers and the Alpha
Omega award night will also take
place Monday.
Tuesday, Dec. 31 is clinic day
for the dentists, with a formal
dinner-dance, featuring Mickey
Woolf and his orchestra, schedul-
ed for New Year's Eve in the
Grand Ballroom. The conven-
tion closes with a "Till We Meet
Again Brunch" Jan. 1.
Members of the Michigan steer-.
ing committee, which is in charge
of convention arrangements, in-
ciude Drs. Katz. Galin. Geren-
dasy, Joseph Starman, program
'L)usir.ess manager. Raymond B.
Robins, publicity; Gerald Freed-
man, commercial clinics; Henry
Green, reservations: Jack J.
Goode, costume ball; Leonard
Sidlov.-, memorial services: Abe
. S. Pearlman. men's luncheon;
Philip Lowenstein, council rep-
resentative; Milton M. Lappin,
macer, Louis J. Stillman, recep-
tion; Albert B. Shulman, fare-
well brunch: Albert J. Altman,
award night; Julian B. Weber,
nightclub; Herbert J. Bloom,
clinic day lectures; David Freed-
man. hospitality rooms; Herbert
V. Lee, New Year's Eve: and
Herbert M. Metz. clinic day
symposia.
Both the University of Detroit
and University of Michigan Den-
tal schools have Alpha Omega
undergraduate chapters.
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LUGGAGE
349 M4COMB at BRUSH
Opposite Lokrosiia Seed Co lt
Open
Moe_ Fri.,
Sat. Eve.
to p.m.
And growing more and more every day. What makes these youngsters
so healthy? Plenty of milk. butter, cheese — all vitamin protein and
mineral-rich foods that build sturdy bodies, strong bones and alert minds.
Whle it is advisable to
look for bargains, it is
Serve our dairy products often to all the fam:ly . . . in cream soups,
never advisable to over-
sauces, desserts, fish dishes and baked goodies . . . for more delicious
look quelity. This was
Junior Service Group
`Program at Center
and healthy meals.
never truer than when
or Consequences" will
be the refrain when the junior
Service Group of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation holds .its first
closed membership meeting at
2:30 p. m., Sunday, Jan. 10, at the
Jewish Center.
"Truth
approed to the purchase
HI-TEST MILK — SOUR CREAM- - SWEET CREAM
of furnishings for your'
BUTTER — CHEESE
home. First class qual-
ity of the sort found al-
We Extend to Our Friends and.Custoiners
greetings for Hanukah
ways at this store is a
A tea dance and awarding of
prizes will highlight the meeting.
bership cards since participants
In the program will be selected
by drawing card zunnliers.
Any Jewish youth is eligible to
join. Information may be secured
by ealiing Harry A..Beller,
negative 'secretary,- TIC. 1-1111111, tor
at the door on the- aftermion of
the- -mee tng.
•
Dues for time year
are Si.
COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE
MONTREAL (JTA)—Le Goglu,
notorious Canadian anti-Semitic
newspaper which suspended oper-
ation during the war. has resumed
publication. Its editor is Joseph
Menard, well known as a pamph-
leteer in anti-Semitic circles.
SO- 0 -0 BIG . . .
and at Mendelson Drug Store,
Dexter and Cortland.
Members are urged to bring mesa.:
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Sixth Canadian Hillel
New York Linoleum Offers
Customer Advisory Service
joy forever!
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Open Mos., Thur., Sat. Eves.
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