THE JEWISH NEWS-23

Friday, December 9, 1949

News Brevities

Benjamin Levinson, president
of the MICHIGAN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, announces the
expansion of its offices in the
National Bank Bldg. Michigan
Mortgage moved to the National
Bank Bldg. in July 1949. No-
vember ended the fiscal year,
one of the largest and most suc-
cessful years in the five years
the company has been in busi-
ness, Levinson said.
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BREZNER AID SOCIETY has
set Sunday, Dec. 11, as the date
of its Hanukah party at Jericho
Hall on Joy Rd. Everyone is in-
vited. There will be no admis-
sion charge.
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TUROVER AID SOCIETY cel-
ebrated the wedding anniver-
saries of four couples among its
membership at a social event
Dec. 5. The honorees were: Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Bobrin, married
40 years; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gel-
ler, 35 years; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Keller, 35 years; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Grant, 30 years.
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One of the highlights of the
current theatrical season will be
the arrival of the Murray and
Donald Davis all Canadian Mu-
sical Revue. "THERE GOES
YESTERDAY" which began a
10-day engagement at the
Subert Lafayette Theater on
Thursday e v e n i n g, Dec. 8.
Many of Canada's outstanding
radio a n d stage personalities
have joined forces to present
this hilarious and lampooning
cavalcade of songs, sketches and
dances from 1900 to 1950.
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At its Nov. 12 meeting, the
BODZIN FAMILY CLUB held a
surprise shower for its young-
est member, Esther Bodzin, who
is to be married to Marvin Se-
ligson, Dec. 27. The bridegroom
will be the first new member to
be added to the Family Club
since its organization in 1946.
The next meeting will be Sat-
urday, Dec. 10, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bodzin on
Calvert Ave.

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will be the yachtsman and
author, Cmdr. Irving Johnson.
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The new polaroid land cam-
era, which supplies finished
pictures in one minute, is now
available at the METROPOLI-
TAN CAMERA SHOP in the
Fisher Bldg. L. Lewis, manager,
invites the public to see the
camera demonstrated.
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"ATOMIC ENERGY," its use
in war and peace, is a new
course for credit that will be
given at Northern High Evening
School, beginning Jan. 3, on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Norman R. Williams will be the
instructor.

A. Pupko to Reopen
In New NW Location

The A. Pupko curtain and
linen store is moving from 9030
Twelfth Street to a location in
the northwest area, at the end
of the present close-out sale.
The store has been in its
present location for 27 years fol-
lowing its removal from the low-
er east side where Abraham
Pupko first opened in 1910. Lo-
cation of the new store will be
announced shortly.

W. B. Doner Agency
Marks 13th Anniversary

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DURFEE CHAPTER, BETTER
SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION, will
meet at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec
13, at the school. Mrs. Ruth
Overman, head of the physical
education department at Dur-
fee, will speak on "Hobbies,
Homework and Your Job."
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Betty Kowalsky will present
the following pupils in a PIANO
RECITAL Sunday afternoon in
the music room of the Jewish
Community Center: Barbara
Littky, Marvin Littky, Shirley
Chicorel, Annabel Weiss, an
Phyllis Pullberg. The program
will be devoted _ entirely to
sonatas.
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SMITH FAMILY CLUB met
Dec. 4 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Seidon, 18264 Wiscon-
sin. A Hanukah party for mem-
bers and their children is sched-
uled for Sunday, Dec. 18, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Ko-
zak on Monterey Ave. Morrey
Shepherd, president, announced
that plans for an anniversary
dinner will be completed at next
month's meeting.
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Midwest women with college
degrees are showing a decided
interest in the Army's new plan
of offering qualified women,
without previous military serv-
ice, an opportunity to become
officers in the WOMEN'S ARMY
CORPS, Regular Army, Major
Virginia M. Mathew, WAC Staff
Advisor, Fifth Army Headquar-
ters in Chicago, announced. -
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The • CENTER SOCIAL LITES
will hold an open social Sunday,
Dec. 11 at 8:30 p.m., Butzel Hall,
Jewish, Community • C e n t e r.
There is no admission charge.

Women Office Aides
Tour Federation HQ

An office koffee-klotch, spon-
sored by the Women's Division
of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion, • was held Dec. 5 for new
members of the Division's office
committee.
The women were-served coffee
and coffee cake before being
taken on a tour of the Federa-
tion's offices. Mrs. Jack Berger
and Mrs. David Feinberg, former
chairmen of the committee, as-
sisted Mrs. Lewis Manning, pres-
ent chairman, as hostesses.
Acting as conductors for the
tour were Mesdames Joseph
Holtzman, Charles Rubiner and
Nathan Schermer.

State Welfare League
Concludes Conference

Mrs. Esther K. Schour, admin-
istrative assistant of the Jew-
ish Family and Community Ser-
vice, Chicago, Ill., led one of the
workshop institutes. n g - the
annual conference of the Mich-
igan Welfare League which con-
cludes here today. Professional
social workers consider the "Em-
otional -Implications of E c o-
nomic Dependency" during Mrs.
Schour's session.
Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
led an institute on the evalua-
tion of administration in group
work agencies. Dr. W ill i a m
Haber, professor of economics at
the University of Michigan and
vice president of the Michigan
Welfare League, is chairman of
the conference.

W. B. Doner and Co. advertis-
ing agency celebrated its 13th
anniversary Friday, Dec. 3.
With home offices in Detroit's
Washington Boulevard Bldg., the
firm maintains branches in Chi-
cago and New York. The or-
ganization is headed by Presi- Mapam Rejects Mapai
dent Wilfred B. Doner, executive
vice-president Charles F. Rosen, Coalition Proposition
vice-p resident Felix Hower,
treasurer Julian Grace and sec-
TEL AVIV, Israel (JTA) —
retary Ben Goldstein.
Ninety-eight percent of the 200
delegates attending the national
council of Mapam, left-wing sec-
tion of Histadrut, rejected the
written proposals submitted by
Mapai, the- right-wing section,
as not. offering an adequate
basis for Mapam to join the Is-
rael government coalition.
Mapam insisted, however that it
was prepared to give the fullest
consideration to a renewed
The United Hebrew
Mapai proposal.

Senator Hendriekon Warns Cold
War Blinds World to Nazi Revival

Declaring that "four years
after her total defeat, there is
frightening evidence that Ger-
many 1949 is more like Germany
1939 than Germany 1945," Sena-
tor Robert C. Hendrickson (R,
N. J.) called upon all Americans
to support the demand for an
investigation of U. S. policy in
Germany.
Appearing on a television
program over Station WXYZ-TV
sponsored by the Michigan di-
vision of the American Jewish
Congress Thursday night, Dec.
8, Senator Hendrickson said:
"If we Americans have for-
gotten the hot war in the first
chill of the cold war, if we have
been so busy fighting a cold
war with Soviet Russia that we
have paid scant attention to
what has been happening to the
nation that twice in one genera-
tion set our world afire, then
we are playing with dangerous
explosives. A Nazi Germany
Discussing charges that
American officials while doing
a tremendous job in building up
the western German economy
are at the same time building
up the same type of Germany
that unleashed two terrible
wars, Senator Hendrickson add-
ed:
"That is why we four Sena-
tors (Pepper of Florida, Gilletete
of Iowa, Ives of New-York) have
asked for a comprehensive sur-
vey Of our efforts to make
human beings out of a people ,
who used incinerators to destroy
millions of innocent lives. Our

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