Friddy, Novembar1, - 1947

THE JEWISH NEWS

Women's Club Activities

Mrs. Kasmer, chairman of the
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
MLAWER UMGEGEND VEREIN,
announces that plans for the or-
ganization's ninth annual donor
luncheon are reaching comple-
tion. The affair will take place
. Feb. 4 at Bel-Aire Terrace Zoom.
Mrs. Israel Bernstein and Mrs.
Benjamin Zella are co-chairmen
tf this annual affair. Funds raised
will be used for charity through
established organizations and spe-
cifically for Mlawer Landsleit
through the Central Committee
in Palestine - and elsewhere. For
reservations and information, call
Mrs. Bernstein, TR. 2-4050, or
Mrs. Zella, TY. 4-7873.
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LOMZER LADIES -SOCIAL
CLUB will have a brunch games
party at_ 11:30 a.m. Wednesday,
Nov. 19, at Beth Aaron Syna-
gogue,- Thatcher and Wyoming.

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USNA. Meeting
Nov. 16 to Hear
James G. Fulton

Group is doing an excellent job.
in ministering to the comfort
of residents at the Home. Ira
CLEVELAND—Rep. James G.
Sonnenblick, director of the
Fulton of Pittsburgh, chairman
Home, 'escorted a tour through
of the House Foreign Affairs sub-
the building. The monthly meet-
ing of the Auxiliary will be held
Nov. 17.
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At the Nov. 10 meeting of the
IVAN S. BLOCH CHAPTER,
Bnai Brith Women, Mrs. Jean-
nette Katz will present a book
review. This will be preceded by
a business meeting to which pro-
spective 'members are invited.
The Jewish Community Center
will be the place of the meeting,
which is scheduled for 8:30 p.m.
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PURITY CHAPTER, NO. 359,
ORDER of the EASTERN STAR,
held its 40th annual installation
of officers Oct. 29, at Eastern
Star Temple. The following age
the new officers:

Worthy matron, Gertrude Viedrah;

Mrs. Lewis. Manning, president worthy patron, Harold Helper; asso-
ciate matron, Maneita Minn; associate
of PISGAH WOMEN OF BNAI patron, Lou Wagner; secretary, Rose
FRITH, announces that Theodore Bernstein ; treasurer, Esther Taub;
Esther Kozin; associate
Baruch, instructor in speech at conductress,
conductress, Esther Tenzer; chaplain,
Wayne University, and head of Molly Burtman; marshal], Sylvia Har-
organist, Rose Bailes; Adah,
the English department at Persil:. vith;
Molly Starman; Ruth, Fay Stalburg;
ing High School, will review Esther, Helen Jackman ; Martha,
"East River" by Sholom Asch at Agatha Singer: Electa, Grace Mehr;
warder, Nora Wrubel; sentinel, Jean
a meeting at 9 • p.m. 'Monday, Miller. Flag bearers: American flag,
Nov. 10, at Bnai Moshe audi- Ruth Malerman; Eastern Star, Char-
lbtte Michaelson; Star of Zion, Lillian
torium. Refreshments will be Taisch.
Alternate officers: Adah, Eve-
served, and reports will be made lyn Starman; Ruth, Lenore Dunsky;
Esther,
Molly
; Martha, Bea-
on ,the progress of the Bnai Brith trice Helper; Cameron
Electa, Jean Fuller;
Women's Ball being held Nov. chaplain. Eva Springer: marshal], Pig-
29. All members' friends are in- becca Kaufman; warder, Molly Wargh.
Past matron Helen Tack, as-
vited to hear Baruch. Members
also are asked to bring canned sisted by past matron Gladys
milk for overseas relief to this Weisberg, was the installing
meeting.
marshal. The program included
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a reception for the members and
A fashion show, to be present- their guests.
ed by Kline's, and a luncheonette
The first social meeting of the
will highlight the meeting of the new year will be held in the
DETROIT LODGE AUXILIARY chapter room, Monday, Nov. 17.
of Bnai Brith to be held at 12:30 The annual dinner dance will be
p. m. Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the held Nov. 11 at Northwood Inn.
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Northwest Hebrew Congregation.
Mrs. William Barris, chairman
Nov. 13 has been designated by
of the ball committee of the the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Auxiliary, invites all members CHARLES AND AARON
and friends to attend.
KOGAN POST, JWV, as an eve-
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ning of social entertainment,
INFANTS SERVICE GROUP combined with a membership
will meet Nov. 10 in the Gins- drive for prospective members of
burg Lounge of the JeWish Cen- the. JWV of Michigan. The mem-
ter to make plans for the sending bership meeting will be held at
of Hanukah gifts to the men at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Helen
Percy Jones Hospital.
Kogan, 1961 Gladstone.
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The YOUNG WOMEN'S MIZ-
NORTH WO ODWARD
BRANCH of JWEWO will hold RACHI will meet Monday, Nov.
a brunch at the home of Mrs. 10, at 12:30 p.m., at the home of
D. - Rosenbloom, 2522 Hazelwood, Mrs. Philip Ruskin, 3294 Glen-
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 12:30 p.m. dale. Final arrangements have
Arrangements are being made for been made with Julius Chajes,
the 16th annual donor to be held composer and pianist, and Mar-
at Bel Aire, Dec. 9. Call Mrs. L. guerite Kozenn, soprano, to en-
Steinberg, TO. 8-4937, for pledges. tertain at the donor luncheon
Arrangements chairmen are Mrs. which will be held Dec. 3 at Bel-
J. Zuckerman and Mrs. A. Gold- Aire.
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berg. A regular meeting will be
Mrs.
Eva
Golden,
announces
held at 12:30 next Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. P. Shanka, 3321 that the guest speaker for.. the
donor banquet being given by
Carter.
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the DETROIT SENIOR BICUR
• PRIMROSE BENEV O L E N T CHOLEM Nov. 12, will be Rabbi
CLUB will have ah open meet- Eliezer Levi. Musical numbers
ing and social, Monday, Nov. .0, will be presented by Phyllis Pull-
8 p.m., at the Bnai Moshe. Mem- berg. This event will be held at
bers, husbands, and friends are Moss Catering. Tickets may be
invited. Refreshments will be obtained by calling donor chair-
served. The hostesses will be Mrs. man, Mrs. Celia Margolis, TY.
Dora Plafkin and Mrs. Bella 7-3045.
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Cohen.
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Following the election of offi-
DETROIT WOMEN'S SERV- cers, the AMERICAN HAVEN
ICE CLUB will give a charity CLUB is planning a donor lunch-
luncheon Monday, Nov. 17, at eon to take place Feb. 11 at the
Women's Guild, Metropolitan Lee Plaza.
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Bldg. The public is invited. A
Hanukah " grab bag party is
NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
planned. Prospective members has donated a ceiling projector
r...e invited. For information call and 25 microfilm books to the
Dolly • Budman, UN. 2-3011.
Detroit Public Library, in honor
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of the groups charter members.
YOUNG WOMEN'S. BICUR
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CHOLEM ORGANIZATION will
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS WOMEN
open its membership drive at 1
of Bnai Brith Will observe BBYO
p.m. Monday, Nov. 10, at the
night at a meeting at 8:30 p. m.
home of Mrs. A. Benach, 2076
Monday, .Nov. 10,_ at the Rose Sit-
Oakman Blvd. Co-hostesseS for
the afternoon will be Mesdames tig Cohen Bldg. Helen Alpert,
Harry Devine, A. Smith, R. girls' BBYO director in Detroit,
Eurch, G. Topper and M. Silver- will introduce a program to be
man. Mrs. Benjamin Leaman is given by the BEY() girls. Mem-
are invited.
chairman of the "Variety Acts" bers and friends
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which will be the entertainment
SHERUTH LEAGUE discussed
for the afternoon.. .
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plans for the donor luncheon, to
The executive board of WO- be held Jan. 20, at its meeting at
MEN'S AUXILIARY, JEWISH the home of Mrs. Faye *Krieger,
HOME FOR AGED, were hosts at 17160 Prairie.
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a luncheonette in honor of its
A special meeting of the JEW-
service group workers, Nov. .5.
Mrs. Samuel ZeI'ies, chairman. ISH WOMEN'S EUROPEAN
reports- :that_ Auxiliary• - Service. • WELFARE. ORGANIZATION will

MRS. LOUIS BROIDO
committee dealing with refugee
problems, will address the re-
gional conference to be held here
at the Carter Hotel on Nov. 16,
by United Service for New Amer-
icans, it was announced by Mrs.
Benjamin Levine and Henry A.
Rocker, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Louis Broido, chairman
of the Policy Committee of
.United Service, will be another
principal speaker.
Hundreds of community lead-
ei s and welfare workers from
communities in Northern Ohio,
Eastern Michigan, and Western
Pennsylvania will attend the con-
ference.
Plans for an expanded pro-
gram to help newcomers on their
resettlement are expected to
emerge from the conference.
Technical aspects of the work of
United Service will be discussed.
Participants in the technical
sessions will include Miss Ruth
Shefer and Miss Goldie Goldstein,
of the 'Jewish Social Service
Bureau, Detroit.

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British Begin Transfer of Exodus
Refugees to Two Winter Camps

LUEBECK, Germany. (J,TA)---
'transfer of the 4,400 Exodus
refugees to two winter camps
began last Sunday, when the first
group of 800 will leave Poppen-
dorf for Emden.
A special commission sent by
the Exodus refugees to investi-
gate the new camps declared the
camps satisfactory, except that
certain repairs have to be made.
According to the commission,
the new camps are former Ger-
man naval installations which
have more recently been used for
the housing of Polish and Baffle
DPs. The Emden camp has three-
story concrete barracks with a
capacity for 2,400 persons. The
Wilhelmshaven center consists of
one-story concrete buildings and
has a capacity for 2,000.
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10,000 in Camp
PARIS, (JTA)—There are more
than 10,000 Jewish children at-
tending school in the DP camps
of Germany, Judge Louis E.
Levinthal, advisor on Jewish af-
fairs to the U. S. Army in Europe,
declared at a meeting of the
United Jewish Educational and
Cultural Organization, which is
holding its first international con-
vention here.
Although he reported that 800
teachers were employed, Judge
Levinthal declared that one of
the greatest handicaps was a
shortage of qualified instructors

as well as an insufficient quan-
tity of texts.
David Brill, chairman of the
Vienna Jewish Community, re-
ported that of the 8,000 Jews in
- Vienna only 300 were children
of school age.
Norman Bentwich, former at-
torney general of Palestine, and
vice-chairman of the Jewish Corn-
mittee for Relief Abroad, out-
lined a program to aid in the re-
construction of teacher semin-
aries, libraries and other cultural
institutions in former occupied
territory.

Establish Youth Hostel

Established four years ago in
the Negev, Palestine, Revivim
will be the site for the Eliahu
Golomb. House, a research center
and youth hostel named in honor
of the late Histadrut and Hagana
leader.

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Youth Council Calls

Group Delegates to
Constitution Session

Instructions to delegates to the
constitutional convention of the
Young Adult Council are now in
the mail, according to Sol J.
Schwartz, chairman of the Coun-
cil's constitution committee.
Each young peoples' group
planning to affiliate with the
Council is sending three delegates
to the convention which is sched-
uled for Sunday afternoon, Nov.
23, at the Jewish Community
Center.
Ratification of the constitution,
official enrollment of organiza-
tions into the Council, and plans
for election of the Council's first
permanent officers are on the
agenda, Schwartz reported. Leon-
ard Baruch is temporary presi-
dent of the Council.
- Youth groups whose member-1
ship falls within the 18 to 35 age
group are eligible for member-
ship.

be .held at .1 p. m. Monday, Nov..
10, at Bnai Moshe, to consider
Board recommendations for re-
lief, allotments. Final reservations
will be accepted for the dinner-
dance, to be held Nov. 16 at Bel-
Aire Terrace. • I
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An open business meeting will
be held by the PISGAH BUSI-
NESS AND PROFESSIONAL
CHAPTER of Bnai Brith at 8:30
p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 12, at
the Jewish Center. A fashion talk
is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov.
19. For • further information call
Membership chaii;man Sylvia
Handelsman, TO. .8-856.1.
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The WOMEN'S LEAGUE of
TEL GUIBORIM reports success
with its first donor dinner-dance
held Oct. 29. Mrs.. Anton Rosen-
feld, donor chairman; Mrs. Jo-
seph Grossman, League presi-
dent; Manuel Merzon, Revision-
ist president, an Isaac Han-leery,
Palestinian representative, ad-
drbssed the group;

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Give a heady welcome

to the young volunteers

on annual

FLA DAYS

of the Jewish National Fund

SATURDAY NIGHT
AND ALL D Y SUNDAY

The Jewish National Fund is Our
Palestine Land Redemption Agency

The Future of the Jewish
State Depends on the
Amount of Land We Re-
deem through the J.N.F.

THE LARGER YOUR GIFT THE
MORE LAND WE REDEEM