L. N. Simons Heads Committee

For Dinner Honoring. Mrs. Ehrlich

A group of community leaders, cipation in the dinner for Mrs.
headed by Leonard N. Simons, Ehrlich
are Mesdames Max
is at work on plans for the com- Frank, Harry L. Jones, Louis
munity's tribute to the efforts
of Mrs. Dora Ehrlich, Detroit
chairman of the 'Palestine Medi-
cal, School campaign. The tribute
will be in the form of a dinner,
to be held Monday evening, Nov.
24, at the Statler Hotel.
Rabbi Morris Adler is honor-
ary chairman of the committee.
Mr. Simons, co-chairman are
Fred M. Butzel, Alex Schreiber,
Frank Wetsman and HarveY1 H.
Goldman.
The medical school campaign
is co-sponsored in the United
States by the American Friends
of the Hebrew University, Ha-
dassah and the American Jewish
Physicians' Committee.
Leaders of the women's parti-

Hadassah Plans
Town HallSeries

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THE JEWISH NEWS

Friday, October 31, 1947

LEONARD N. SIMONS

Prof, Hugo Heimann
To Address Detroit
Technion Wednesday

ORT Women to Meet
At Luncheon Nov. 17

"Modern Woman, The Lost
Sex," bwy Lundberg and Farnham,
will be reviewed by Mrs. Joseph
Fenton at a dessert luncheon
meeting of Women's American
ORT, at the home of Mrs. Fred
Ginsburg, ,64 Chicago Blvd., at
1 p. m.,
Nov
, 17.
Mrs. B. DaVid Ruby is chair,
Mrs. Harry Becker, president,
will speak on the organization's man of the membership drive.
Mrs. Royal Maas will entertain
program in Holland, France and
Switzerland and the plan pro- at the pianb.

Dr. Hugo Heimann, associate
professor of chemical technology
and head of the laboratory for in-
dustrial chemistry at the Hebrew
Institute of Technology in Haifa,
will address the
Detroit chapter
of the American
Fechniorh Society
at the Standard
Club, Book-Cad-
illac Hotel, room
610. next Wed-
nesday, Nov. 5,
8:30 p. rn. Ad-
mission will be
free and there
will be no solici- Prof. Heimann
tation of funds, it was announced
by Louis R. Gelfand, chairman
of the society, who will preside.
Prof. Heimann will speak on
"Palestine, a Challenge to the
Engineer, Scientist and Indus-
trialist."
Heimann holds many patents r.
in the chemical field. He has
written on synthesis and technol-
ogy of organic fertilizers; the
chemistry of cyanides and cyana-
mides; on the catalytic synthesis
of hydro-cyanic acids; on the
pressure oxidation' •of sulphide
ores and similar subjects.

Glasier, Ralph Davidson, H. C.
Broder • Morris Adler and Maur-
Hold Luncheon Wednesday ire Landau.
Dr. Emil Bothman and Dr.
for Young Senior Group
Harry Kirschbaum head the
at Home of Mrs. Rosen
physicians who are participating.
Others on the committee in-
A Hadassah Town Hell Series
and a luncheon of the Young
Frank Wetsman Gives
Senior Group share the Novem-
ber limelight with the Honor Roll
Scholarship of $5,000
in Detroit Chapter of Hadassah.
At the meeting of the com-
Mrs. Morris Adler will conduct
Poles Rehabilitate Tombstones
mittee on arrangements for
a lecture series
Nazis Stole to Pave Streets
to be sponsored
the testimonial dinner in
WARSAW (JTA)—Authorities
by the study
honor of Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich,
in the town of Nowy Sajcz, in the
groups of Ha-
held Tuesday at the Standard
Cracow district, have ordered the
dassah, starting
Club, Frank Wetsman, one of
removal of tombstones stolen by
Nov. 3 and con-
the co-chairmen, announced a
Nazis from a Jewish cemetery
tinuing for 'four
$5,000 gift to the Hadassah-
and used to pave streets. The
successive Mon-
Hebrew University Medical
labor will be supplied by Volks-
days, 10:30 to 12
School as a scholarship. Mr.
deutsche who are interned in a
a.m. at the Jew-
Wetsman announced the gift
nearby prison camp.
ish Community
in the name of his mother,
Center. • Those
Mrs. Joseph Wetsman.
Mrs. Adler interested in
joining a study group are invited
etude Maurice Aronsson, , Sidney
to register at the first meeting.
J. Allan, Harry Becker, Louis
Mrs. Harry Paysner is chapter
Berry', Samuel Brody, Tom Bor-
chairman of education, Mrs.
Call Us First and Save
Adolph Ehrlich, co-chairman_ man, Irwin I. Cohn, Walter Field,
Max • Fisher, Arthur Fleishman,
Finest Selection
The committee includes:
Mesdames Theodore Bargman, Sid- Judge William Friedman, Jason
of Materials
ney L. Brand. Harley Citron, Benjamin L. Honigman, Morris Jacobs,
Coggan, Samuel Cron, Joseph Tackier,
Chromium
Chairs and
S. Baer Keidan, Benjamin Laiken, Abraham Kasle, Judge Theodore
Furniture Covered
Harry Landsman, Eliezer Levi, Daniel Levin, Lawrence Michelson, Sam-
in Plastic
Mandelbaum, Maurice Perlman. Ar- uel Rubiner, Nate S. Shapero,
thur i?if Snyder, Ellis Thal and Samuel
EXPERT
WORK
Ben L. Silberstein, Philip Slotno-
Zuckrnan.
To enable young mothers to at- yitz, Barney Smith, Abraham
Call TO. 8 1175
tend the lectures, Mrs. Paysner S•ere, Henry Wineman, Lewis
12328 Linwood nr. Buena Vista
and Mrs. Arthur M. Snyder have Wisner and Max Zivian.
planned a nursery class in room
209, with a competent adult in
charge while the talks are given
All Detroit Jews are invited to join in the
in Butzel Hall.
Mrs. Adler has chosen the fol-
lowing topics of discussion: Nov.
3, "Our Status" with sub-head-
ings, "Jews and Their Liveli-
hood" and "Anti-Semitism"; Nov.
16, "Self-Acceptance"; Nov. 17,
"Tradition"; Nov. 24, "Home-
land."
The Young Senior. Group of
Hadassah is planning a dessert
luncheon for 1 p.m. next.Wednes-
- rs.. Samuel Rosen, 1421 W.
day. M
Boston Blvd., will open her home
at the public meeting at
for the occasion, to climax a
membership drive for young
Jewish women.
Mrs. Jerome Sonenklar and
Mrs. Morton Zuckerman are co-
Linwood and Tuxedo
chairmen of the steering com-
mittee, and Mrs. Seymour Jones
chairman of promotion for this
Arranged under auspices of League for Religious Labor
drive. assisted by:

posed by the Jewish Central
Committee under which ORT has
agreed to train an addtiional
7,000 people.
ORT is now setting up 26 new
schools.s.in Europe. From 400 to
500 new instructors are being
sought.
New members of Detroit CRT
will be welcomed at the lunch-
eon.

.

ROBIN'S
UPHOLSTERING

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Refugees from Shanghai
Join, Relatives Here

To

Among a group of 253 refugees
who ‘•ere stranded in Shanghai
for more than eight yearS and
arrived in San Francisco last
Wednesday, are Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Schmitz, who will join
their brother-in-law, Kurt Ehr-
lick, 2270 Hazelwood Ave.
The group is being cared for
by United Service for New Amer-
icans which received its support
from the United Jewish Appeal.
Immigration arrangements were
made by the Joint Distribution
Committee.

Styled by Victor

Victor's preeminence i n fashioning the

A nniverJalt Celetration

every line and fold of the "little furs"

- Central High School

Chapter advisers are Mrs. El-
lis Fishman and Mrs. John Fra-
zer.
An intensive campaign is be-
ing waged by Honor Roll work-
ers to cover every prospect be-
fore the culminating affair on
Nov. 11.

Little Furs

30th

eaffour Adaration,

Mesdames Melvin Kolbert, Harold L.
Frank, Joseph Gilbert, Louis Gross-
man, Henry Berris, Bernard D. Moray,
and Bernard Brown.

Exciting

in Palestine and the Zionist Council of Detroit

most fabulously beautiful in mink is equalled

only by the impeccable correctness of

created by this master-designer. Hera

are furs of unrivaled charm and distin-

guished individuality.

American Broadtail Jackets
Lynx Dyed White Fox Jacket
Gen. Canadian Platina Fox• Jacket .
Let-Out China Mink Cape-Jacket .
Mink-Dyed Fitch Jacket
Wild Canadian Mink Cape

• • i 1

Natural Ranch Mink Jacket

Sunday, November 2-2 P.M.

250
275

495.

575
695
1150
1250

Enchanting beauty in fabulous
skins of Russian Sable, Stone Mar-

Don't fail to attend -this meeting and to hear the two eminent

tin, Baui-n Martin and Hudson Bay

speakers

Sable are availab!e.

DR. OSCAR WOLFSBERG

Noted Palestine leader, member of Vaad Leurni, Keren Hayesod

301 Madison Theatre Bldg.

Directorate, Zionist Actions Committee, Hapoel Hamizrachi

at 1567 Broadway

Central Committee

and

43,

Home of "the star of the North"

GEORGE L CASSiDY

Noted Foreign Correspondent who studied conditions at first

hand in Palestine; now editor

of the Editorial Page

of the New York Post

RABBI MAX J. WOHLGELERNIER, Chairman

Admission Free.

No Solicitation of Funds.

Prices Plus Federal Ta."-.1;

