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Contributors to Elect
Division Officers at Sept. 29 Meeting

- ; "Stockholders' Report" will. be ander W. Sanders, correspond-
the theme of the fifth annual ing secretary; Mrs. Max Frank,
meeting of the Women's Divi- representative to the board of
sion of the Jewish Welfare Fed- governors of the Federation.
eration, Friday afternoon, Sept.
Nominees for re-election to
29, at the JWV Memorial Build- the board for a term of three
ing.
years include Mesdames Eugene
All 13,000 women who have a J. Arnfeld, Joseph G. Fenton,
share in the Women's Division, Saul Glueckman, Sidney M.
by virtue of their contribution Kalt, Leo S. Mellen, Emil D.
to the 1950 Allied Jewish Cam- Rothman, Nate S. Shapero and
paign, will be invited. Dessert Isidore Sobeloff.
luncheon will be served.
Nominees to serve a first term
A commission, headed by Mrs. of three years include Mesdames
Julian H. Krolik,. will report on Abraham Cooper, Stanley
the local, national and overseas Fleischaker, Seymour J. Frank,
enterprises of the Women's Di- William Frank, Sander A. Hill-
vision.
man, Philip Marcus e, Ben
The nominating committee, Mossman, Abraham Srere.
Mrs. Joseph G. Fenton will
Mrs. Maurice A. Landau, chair-
man, has proposed eight women present a digest of Harold Glas-
ser's economic report on Israel
for officers of the division.
at the board meeting of the
Mrs. Leonard H. Weiner, pres- Women's Division next Thurs-
ident of the Division, has been day, at the Dexter - Davison
nominated for re-election. Nom- branch of the Jewish center.
inees for other offices include
A discussion of proposed
Mesdames Hyman C. Broder, amendments to the division's
John C. Hopp, Harry L. Jones constitution is on the agenda.
and Julian H. Krolik, vice- An Allied Jewish Campaign re-
presidents; Mrs. Philip Marcuse, port and plans of the education
recording secretary; Mrs. Alex- committee will be renewed.

Hasho far Observes Fifth Anniversary

Enono- ed

MISS HARRIET STOBER

The summer of 1950 marks
the culmination of five years of
stimulating experiences in Jew-
ish music in Detroit, under the
sponsorship of Hashofar, Society
for the advancement of Jewish
music.
Hashofar, founded in 1945
when Julius Chajes, director of
music at the Jewish Community
Center, invited several musi-
cians to form an organization
which would foster and promote
the best in Jewish music, peri-
odically presents major con-
certs and lectures on various
phases of Jewish music at
monthly home musicales.
Major concerts and lectures
have been held periodically at
the Detroit Institute of Arts and
the Jewish -Community Center
auditorium b e f ore audiences

ranging from 200 to 400. Among
the outstanding Jewish compos-
ers who participated were A. W.
Binder, Max Helfman, Lazare
Saminsky and Jacob Weinberg.
Membership in Hashofar
open to anyone who loves Jew-
ish music and it is hoped that
this article will clarify the pur-
poses of the society to those who
are interested.

10—THE JEWISH NEWS
Friday, September 1, 1950

MAE WEISS

Strictly Kosher Catering
Established 1915
WEDDINGS
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RECEPTIONS

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Mr. and Mrs. David Stober of
Fairfield Ave. announce the en-
"To Be Sure — Insure"
gagement of their daughter,
Harriett, to Robert Millard
Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel-, Stone of Baltimore, Md.
Miss Stober attended the Uni-
NOW LOCATED IN NEW QUARTERS
versity of Michigan, and is af-
filiated with Alpha Epsilon Phi
4126 W. McNichols
UN. 3-8334-5
sorority. Her fiance, a graduate
of Michigan State College, also
studied at the University of
Maryland and is a member of
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
. wounds, he crawled to a tele- Zeta Beta Tau fraternity.
(Copyright, 1950, Jewish Telegraphic
phone dug-out and phoned in
;1111
34'
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Agency, Inc. )
the enemy's position. His legs
WASHINGTON—Not long ago were in bad shape but his arms
the Pittsburgh Telephone Com- must have been sufficiently long
pany was asked why Jewish to operate the phone.
girls were not employed as op-
The War Department reported
erators. The company was hor-
rified at the suggestion of anti- that Stein's call "enabled friend-
Through efforts of the Jewish
Semitism. It quickly empha- ly artillery and mortars to place War Veterans, The Detroit Times
sized that the company toler- an accurate concentration on and the Red Cross, the surviving
ated no discrimination whatso- the enemy, forcing him to with- son of Mrs. Bertha Wisotzky,
ever; Jewish girls couldn't be draw with heavy casualties."
Sgt. Meyer Wisotzky, has been
Sergeant Irving Strobing, a summonded to Detroit where
hired "because their arms are
too short to operate our switch- Signal Corps soldier who despite she is critically ill.
boards."
his Jewish arms learned to op-
Mrs. Wisotzky collapsed from
This explanation would have erate both telephone and radio a heart
attack Aug. 20 on - learn-
surprised Pfc. Fred Friedman, communications, sent the last
ing that her other son, Louis J.
of Brooklyn, who was killed in message from Corregidor.
Molar, has been missing in ac-
action in Korea. His arms were
As viewed from--Army archives tion in Korea since July 16.
somehow long enough to operate in Washington, that's the long
Norman Berkley, Department
a U.S. Army field phone. And and short of the Jewish arm
Emile Perliner, a Jew who in- situation. Perhaps the phone Commander for Michigan,-
HOPPY
vented the telephone transmit- company will consider the mat- learned of her condition, and
The rootin'est - tootin'est
after
having
her
taken
to
Re-
ter, had arms adequately long ter at greater length.
shoe in America today.
ceiving Hospital, attempted to
to perfect the gadget.
For junior broncho-bust-
locate Sgt. Wisotzky whose
ers. Sizes 7 1 2-9, $5.95
The phone company would be
91/2 13, $6.50. 131/2-4,
whereabouts was not known.
quite correct, however, in the Police Bar Fanatics
$6.95.
case of Sandford Rosen, of New From Interfering with
Enlisting the - aide of the De-
York. Pentagon records tell why
troit Times, which uncovered
Naturally, because it's a genuine Edwards styled-
Rosen was awarded the Dis- Soldiers' Exhumation
news of his whereabouts in
for youth shoe. More important, it is constructed
tinguished Service Cross.
Wichita Falls, Texas, Command-
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Israel
He disembarked f r o m his
er Berkley secured an emergen-
to support young feet, provide growing room,
landing- craft on the Normandy military police cordoned off the cy furlough through the • Red
beachhead, amid bursts of ar- Sheikh Bader cemetery—located Cross and Sgt. Wisotzky arrived
and defy wear. Why not see us soon? Your chil:
tillery fire. With another man, between the Romena and Beth in Detroit Tuesday, 'Aug. 22.
he started for the shore carry- Hakerem quarters — to prevent
dren deserve the benefits of careful attention
Mrs. Wisotzky is still in criti-
ing a large drum of telephone members of the ultra-Orthodox cal condition. Her son is De-
by our fitting experts.
wires. ". . . his comrade was hit Neturei Karta sect from inter- troit's first Jewish casualty of
and instantly killed," said the fering , with the exhumation of the Korean war.
War Department. "With com- bodies of Israel soldiers who fell
As Advertised in
plete disregard for his o w n in the defense of Jerusalem in
safety," Rosen "rescued the the Arab-Israel war.
Unsightly Hair
LIFE and -
The slain soldiers, as well as
heavy drum of wire from the
LADIES' HOME
Removed
Permanently
surf and struggled with it under Jerusalem civilians killed dur-
JOURNAL
By ELECTROLYSIS
heaVy enemy fire, t h r o u g h ing the fighting, were buried in
M Schaefer
shoulder-deep w at e r, to the the cemetery because of the
RUTH WEISS
Open 'til 9
inaccessibility of the Mt. Olives
beach.
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
2677 Clements TO. 8-6671
Seconds 'later another burst burial ground.
Exhumation of the bodies
of artillery fire shot away his
left arm at the elbow. Unable and their transfer to a new
to lift the drum with his one cemetery outside the G i v a t
good arm, he valiantly dragged Shaul quarter was decided on
it the remaining distance, bleed- in connection with the con-
ing profusely but never hesitat- struction of a new government
ing despite the terrible wound building in Jerusalem.
The Neturei Karta sectarians
and the intense enemy fire."
In 1937 Gilbert B. Stein's par- consider the exhumation sacri-
ents brought him to New York legious and have announced a
when the family fled Nazi Ger- "H e r e in" (excommunication
many. In 1944, Stein, a private from the Jewish fold) on all
in the U.S. Army, found himself Jews connected with the action.
behind the Nazi lines when the T h e Herein includes Shmuel
enemy infiltrated our positions Eden, an Orthodox member of
at Anzio. Bleeding from leg the municipal council. The re-
WILL REACH YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
ligious extremists surrounded
Mr. Eden's home after sundown
THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF THE
and, carrying black candles,
performed a ceremonial dance
crigatgemenh
a n d pronounced a medieval
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kara- curse on the council member
and all persons involved in the
sick of Tuxedo Ave. announce exhumation.
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Elaine Joyce, to Harvey
Edward Babbush, son of Mr. and Rumor Impeachment
To_ insert your greetings in the NEW YEAR ISSUE of The Jewish News fill
Mrs. David Babbush. They will Of Iraq Jewish. Deputies
in the information in the coupon below and mail it with $1 to THE JEWISH
be married Sept. 17.
LONDON— (WJA)—The Arab
Agency learns "from an
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Israel source" that certain Iraqi
flander of Inkster Road were Deputies
are. continuing their
hosts to a family dinner at efforts for the dismissal of the
which they announced the en- four Jewish Deputies at present
MR. AND MRS.
AND FAMILY
agement of their daughter, members of the Iraqui Cham-
Constance Mary, to Paul Weis- ber.
man, son of the late Mr. and
The question, the report
ADDRESS
Mrs. Samuel Weisman. The states, will be raised oh the re-
couple plans an early winter sumption of the Iraqui Parlia-
Please Print
wedding.
ment's .session.

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