Friday, February 21 ; 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Page Ten

ACTIVITIES IN SOCIETY

Gerald L. Penfil, son of Mr. and Mrs. David P. Penfil, is on
he Navy tm . il Feb. 22. T-Te is stationed at Norfolk, Va.
furlo—oi fro
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Levy of Lawrence Ave. are spending
the winter in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Louis M. Dunn of Hazelwood Ave. left for a vacation in
Miami.
Sheldon Krause, who recently returned from 15 months service
in, the armed forces, is now attending the University of Michigan.
lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause of Calvert Ave.
Jerry Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause of Calvert
Ave., has returned to his dental studies in Ann Arbor after spending
the between-semesters vacation with his parents. •
Miss Evelyn Miller was given a farewell party by her sister,
Mrs. Pauline Schiff, last week. She will spend two weeks in Chicago
with her sister, Mrs. Ruth Fishman. and her brother, David L.
Miller, and on Feb. 23 will leave for Los Angeles where she will
make her home.
Miss Paula Tyner of Warrington Dr. was hostess at a luncheon
Feb. 15 at the Book-Cadillac Hotel in honor of Miss Arlene Gendel-
man, bride-elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schlussel and daughter, Mrs. 0. I. Baker,
pre spending a month in Florida.
Steven Alan Prussian has returned to his home after being
the weekend guest of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Morris
L6eb of Glynn Ct.
Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell M. Hoffman have returned from a five-
week stay in Mexico.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert E. Bernstein of 2400 W. Boston Blvd. are
leaving for a week's vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Al E. West of Pennington Dr. have returned from
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Schefman (Theda Bankle) have returned
from their honeymoon in Miami Beach and are residing at the
Wilshire.
Mrs. Morris Henden entertained 15 children Feb. 15 in honor
of her son. Arnold, who celebrated his seventh birthday Feb. 12.
Mrs. David B. Werbe and Mrs. Frederick C. Ford arranged an
exhibition of paintings for the annual dinner meeting of the De-
troit International Institute. The paintings remained on exhibit
for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Aubrey Jacob of Boston Blvd. left for an
extended air trip to Mexico. Central and South America. Enroute
they will visit their sister, Mrs. Herbert Sobel of Chicago, at her
winter home in Guatemala City.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner have left on a trip through
Georgia and Florida. While in Miami they will be guests at the
Sea Isle Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark of Parkside Ave. entertained 80
guests at a supper party in honor of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Kaplan; who left for Tucson, Ariz., where they will make
their home.
Irwin Ratner, Scoutmaster of Troop 135, was honored with the
Silver Beaver Award at the annual Scout Council banquet at the
Wardell-Sheraton Hotel, Feb. 13. In his party were Mrs. Ratner,
their daughter, Ilene. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ravitz and son. Seymour.
Mr. and Mrs. David Liebow, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wa•sh and Mr.
kind Mrs. Morry Shepherd.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gold of Oakman Ct. have returned from
P few weeks in Miami Beach, Fla.

Knopf Publishes Unusual Biography
Of Science's Eminent Albert Einstein

One of the most unusual bio-; well as a highly valuable addi-
graphies published in a decade' tion to our knowledge and un-
came off the press of the publish-1
ing house of Alfred A. Knopf,1
50,1 Madison -AVeT, New York 22, I
Thursday.
It is Philipp Frank's "Einstein:
His Life and Times," translated
from a German manuscript by
George Rosen and edited and re- t
vised by Shuichi Kusaka.
In addition to providing com-
plete factual details about Ein-
stein's life, Dr. Frank, who is
himself an eminent scientist and !
has known Einstein intimately j
and long, makes Einstein's scien-
tific discoveries and formulations
understandable to the layman
and fills in the political and social
background of Einstein's life and
travels. The result is a thorough,
DR. ALBERT EINSTEIN
rich, and fascinating work, as
derstanding of one of the most
important figures of our time.
Soviet Jews Seek Relatives
A review of this great book
will appear in an early issue of
Union of Russian Jews Inc., 55
W. 42nd St., New York, has re- The Jewish News.'
ceived messages, (without ad-
dresses), from Europe, for the
Polish Police Arrest
following persons:

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Bender, John, previous name Eina
Eenditsky. son of Solomon. message
from nephew, Semen Lewin, son of
13entsion.
Baginsky, actor, from relative. P. I.
Vetilla. of Odesse.
Fishzon and wife, born Braginsky, a
known actress. from P. I. Vertlib.
Cherny or Charny. Isroel and Golda,
from nephew. Nachman, son of Pin-
thus, Rembaum, of M. Ilintsy, vin-
nitsk, Ob 1.
Teitelbaum. Melshe. son of Chaim,
of Wiodawa. Poland—from nephew.
Meishe Teitelbaum, son of Boruch and
Ita.
Lerner, Shloime, from niece, Feige
Lew ,-Fefergolc, daughter of his sister,
Fruma.
Hershkovich. Dail& of Kielce. Po-
lad, son of Feigel Chanushkievich —
ft m his nephews. Motel and David
Chuderland, sons of Hershel and Freide
Vessel.
Stan John. prey. name Smuszko,
Jactt . of Ro,no--from nephew, Jacob
Sniu
Gertsvolf, Mania, daughter of Aron.
oft ZverrigOrodka, Kievskgub.—from
to "Grossman, daughter. of Itsik and

Peter Ivanovich. of
Troflmlak,
,PeremyshilanY,'- I-Vovsk. ObL from
, father. Ivan Tiodoriylch TrotImiak.
...frsatsktis. or Entskin.. :.Davld. son of
Lev—from sister. Dobish Sluchan-
skayssi-of• -Odessa.. • .
• Ruchko, MIchall, of selo Zarechie.
bls parents.
Kara-Pad.

3 Nazis Recognized
By Jewish Survivors

Theodore Olender, director of
the Youth Division of the Histad-
rut, will address the Wayne Uni-
versity chapter of the Inter-:
collegiate. Zionist Federation of
America at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday,
Feb. 25, at Wayne Hillel House.
The movie "Gateway to Free-
dom" is also on the evening's
prograM.
All college students in the De-
troit area are -invited to *attend.
For details about IZFA mem-
bership, contact Evelyn Stoll
man, corresponding secretary,
TO. 5-5534.

The Bnai Brith Young Women's
Council of Detroit has chosen
Steven Corell and his orchestra
to furnish the music at its annual
Fund-Raising Dance to be held
Saturday evening, March 1, in
the Grand Ballroom of Masonic
Temple..
Corell's band is composed of 13
versatile instrumentalists, all of
I whom are veterans. Billy Raom-
er, "voice of voices," was the
singing sensation of the GIs.
Mary Alice is the girl vocalist.
Tickets can be secured by call-
Social Service Bureau
ing Betty Skolnick at TO. 7-5127.
Seeks Adolph Gerber
Proceeds of the dance will go to
Adolph Gerber, born Stanis- Bnai Brith philanthropies.
laus, Poland, about 56 years old,
left Vienna' for U.S. in 1924, is
sought by Lea and Awrum Glo-
MRS. HAROLD NEWHOUSE gower. - -
Anyone having information re-
Gertrude Julia Greenberg and garding him, please call Mrs.
OSTEGO LAKE
Harold Newhouse were united in Huffman, TR. 2-4080, Jewish So-
AT GAYLORD
marriage Dec. 29 at the Beth cial Service Bureau, 5737 Second.
Abraham Synagogue. Dinner and
NOW ACCEPTING
reception were held at Sachs'.
At the insistence of my many friends
RESERVATIONS
The bride is the daughter of
and acquaintances, I have organ-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Greenberg
ized several Orchestral units for
of Burlingame Ave. The bride-
your Musical requirements.
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. 1
Adolph Newhouse of Bracken-;
ridge, Pa.
Small Enrollment Makes Possible
Mrs. Pearl Radkin was matron-
ORCHESTRAS
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of-honor, Mitzi Barnett was maid-
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of-honor, and the bridesmaids
BERNARD JAFFE—DIRECTOR
(Formerly Musical Director of Fox
MOE KESNER—ASSO. DIRECTOR
were Fay Levine, Esther Klein,
Theatre and Book Casino—Now
FOR RESERVATIONS
Evelyn E. Pollack and Jean Fried-
Playing Shubert Lafayette
AND INFORMATION
Theatre.)
man.
Bernard Greenberg was his
Call TO. 7-8867
TV. 6-9350
brother's best man, and Henry
Berkowitz, Frank Levine, Philip
Friedman and Dave Freedman
were ushers.
Out-of-town guests from El-
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mira, N. Y., and Brackenridge,
Pa., attended the wedding.
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The newlyweds spent their
honeymoon in Chicago.
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Ratner Gets Top Award
For Service to Scouting;
Friedman, Brown Elected

For Free Estimate Call

Irwin Ratner, of 12024 N. Mar-
tindale, scoutmaster of Troop
135, was one of 12 Detroit citi-
zens to receive the Silver Beav-
er Award, one of the highest in
Scouting, at the 37th annual
meeting of the Detroit Area
Council, Boy Scouts of America,
Feb. 13.
Ratner's citation read: "Busi-
nessman, participating citizen,
this Scouter is active in many
youth activities of his church.
He has given splendid leadership
to a troop for nearly 10 years.
His troop practices a genuine pa-
trol method, giving scouts a real
opportunity to develop initiative.
"A believer in training himself,
he acquired the Scoutmaster's
Key in 1945. His troop is given
credit for orig;nating the custom
of presenting flowers on Moth-
er's Day to the mothers of Scouts
in the armed services."
-Ratner's troop is sponsored by
the Men's Club of Bnai David.
At the Area Council meeting,
Prentiss M. Brown was elected
president of - the Council, and
William Friedman was elected
to the Executive Board.

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WARSAW, (JTA) — Bertold
Gross, Nazi "liquidator" of the
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Jewish ghetto in Kosow, Galicia.
TYler 4-9395
who is directly responsible for
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the murder of 4,000 Kosow Jews,
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Shampoo and . Hair Style
was arrested this week in Jelenia
$2.51
Tinting and Bleaches
Gora, former Silesian town of
SOc
75c Arches
Manicure
25c
Hirschberg.
Rinses and Oil Shampoos
He was recognized- in the street
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by a Jewish woman whose child,
he had buried alive in a mass
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and up
grave.
Mackineless-
Johann Groegel another Nazi
Cold Wave
war criminal, responsible for
All Methods
mass-murder of 3,000 Jews in
Kadin'
Zolkiew, was recognized in Jaw- .Waves
or, Silesia, where , he was living
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in luxury on money and valuables-
-mcsming ogrviton∎ as.enp,m17
looted from Jews. He is awaiting
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trial 'hi a POlisti.:44det.
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Polish security police arrested
Irena FrVdryszak, a Nazi super-
visor in the Ravensbruek camp
Mae mow
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for women. She was recognized , shop
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- s in Russia,
':.for, locating of 'relatiVe
.1?.olancl an&Soviet nccupied terri-
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Sponsors Annual Dance

Histadrut Youth Leader
Speaks to Wayne IZFA

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