Award Honor Certificates to Leading
Local Women in Israel Bond Drive

At their second annual lunch-
eon, 150 members of the Detroit
Women's Division reaped the re-
wards of active participation in
the national effort to secure in-
vestment dollars for Israel, last
Week, at Knollwood Country
Club.
Mrs. Miriam Fineman, nation-
al women's director, presented
honor certificates to representa-
tives of 14 local women's socie-
ties for outstanding work in the
bond drive. The organizations
are:

Newman, Joseph Newman, Harry Oht,
Henry Onrich, .Berhard Osnos, Emanuel
Osterman, Joel Pasikov, Carl Pearl, Emil
Phillips, Morris Plafkin, Harry Portnoy,
Irving Posner, Albert Potiker, Abe Pri-
mak, Kate Rautbort, Julius Ring, David
Risernan, Joseph Rodman, Sol Rose, Na-
than Rosin, Sidney Sachs, Alexander
Sanders, Aaron Sandweiss, Moe Saslove,
Jacob S. Sauls, Morse Saulson, Harold
Schakne and Harry Schein.
Mesdames Carl Schiller, Jacob Schreier,
Alex Schreier, Fred Schuman, Jack Se-
der, Jacob E. Segal, Jacob Seidman, Nat
Share, Louis G. Shear, Diana Shecter,
Abraham Shnaider, Philip Schriber, Rosa-
lyn L. Shapson, Meyer Shugarman, Al-
bert Singer, Rose Singer, Samuel Slafkin,
Philip Slomovitz, Samuel Smerling, Aaron
Soverinsky, Sam Spanier, Morris Spector,
Jacob Sperka, Bernard Stashefsky, Jo-
seph Staub, Allen Sterns, Karl Still-
water, Max Stollman, Philip Stollman,
Ladies' Auxiliary, Jewish War Veter- Albert Tanner, Gordon Warsaw, Morris
ans; Jewish Women's European Welfare Wayne, Murray Weiss, Allan Weitzman,.
Organization; Ladies' AuxW.ary,. Jewish RoSe Whitman, Jacob Wilk, Arthur Wi-
National Fund; Shaarey Zedek Sister- ner, Milton Winston, Sam Yagoda and
hood; Council of Pioneer Women; Zeda- Lillian Zeldis.
kah; Sisters of Zion Mizrachi: Detroit
_ olinka,
Misses Betty Alter, Charlotte D
Women's Division, American Jewish Con- Rae Goldrich, Anne Greenbaum, Bluma
gress; Sisterhood of Adas Shalom Syna- Levin, Diane E. May, Leonora Noler,
gogue: Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Wom- Muriel Noler, Gertrude Nusbaum, Fay
en's Council; Infants Service Group; De- Oberman, Esther Pollack, Elsie Rodd,
troit Chapter of Hadassah; Mizrachi Edith Sacks and Betty Utley.
Women, Fannie Gluck Chapter; and He-
brew Cultural Society.
Guest speaker Hugh McDon-

Reporting a cash sales figure
of $815,400 as a result of bond
subscriptions sold to 2,664 per-
sons since the commencement of
the Israel Bond Issue in 1951,
Mrs: Theodore Bargman, local
Women's Division chairman,
dedicated a permanent honor
scroll to the Detroit bond office
as a credit to 204 women who
have given loyal service to the
drive. The women inscribed are:

Mesdames Samuel S. Aaron, Ida Aga-
bra. hose Agree, Alex Appel, Beulah
Appel, Ida Arkin, Benjamin Assik. Ben
Bailea. Samuel Baker, Ben Bayer, Esther
Bearer. Joseph Benis, Henry Berris,
Philip Bernstein, Samuel BicoII and Sam
Bishop.
Mesdames Morris Bloom, Bud Blum.
Benjamin Bond, G. Bornstein. Jack Brick-
ner. James Brindze, Norman Brode. Phil-
ip Broudo, Norman Buchman, Henry
Caplan, Harley J. Citrin, Albert Clasky,
Sam Cohen, Samuel Croll, Albert Cutler.
Philip Cutler, Samuel Danto, Sam Dash-
ow. Israel Davidson, Ralph Davidson,
Nelson Dembs, Bernard H. Dosie, Robert
brews, Max Dushkin, I. B. Dworman,
Joseph Ehrlich, Benjamin Epstein, Ralph
Epstein. Charles P. Feinberg- Samuel
Feldstein, Shay Foreman, Max Frank,
Marvin Freed, Bert Frey, Aaron Fried-
man, David Fuller, Sam Goldman, Mov-
sas Goldoftas, Harry Gonte, Bernard
Goodman and Jack Gosman.
Mesdames Earl Gould, Lillian Grahm,
Samuel . Green, Harry A. Greenfield, Bess
Grosberg, Joseph
Greenwald, David
Grossman, Samuel Gutterman, Samuel
Halberst am, Sam Hamburger, Anna Han-
delsman, Beryl Harrison, Bert Harwith,
I. Jerome Hauser, Alfred Hecker, Tillie
•lecker, Philip Helfman, Samuel Hey-
man. William Hordes, Joseph Horwitz.
WilliaM Isenberg, Norman Kanter, Lil-
lian Kaplan, George Karabenick, Joseph
Katchke, Charles Katz, Harry Kay, Louis
Kirsch- William Klaffer, Jules Kraft,
Joseph Kunin, Aaron Kurland, Morris
Kurtzman, Philip Kutnick, Morris Lach-
over. Benjamin Laikin, Max Lampert,
Philip Langwald, Ben Lefkowitz, Leo
Lesser. Ralph Levin, Isadore Levin, Da-
vid Liebow and Nathan Linden.
Mesdanv.s Irving Lipson, Morris Lul-
Morris Lupiloff, Milton Mahler.
kin,
Charles Makie, Luba Margolin, David
Marks, Rcsalind G. May, Hyman Mellen,
Morris Mendelson, Julius S. Meskin, Mil-
dred Meyers, Sam Meyers, Michael Mich-
lin, David J. Miller, Sidney Miller, H. J.
Millman. Harry Mondry, Rose Naimark,
Harry Newcorn, Albert Newman, Hattie

ald, of Haganah fame, was pre-
sented to the group by luncheon
chairman Mrs. Joseph Katchke.
Announcement of a fashion
show at Masonic Temple Oct. 6
was made by Mrs. Milton Mah-
ler, special events chairman.

Government Official Predids
End of Israel Food Rationing

JERUSALEM, (JTA)—The end
of all food rationing in Israel
within six months was forecast
by Minister of Trade and Indus-
try Dr. Peretz Bernstein, in a
Parliament speech.
Replying to criticism of his
Ministry during discussion of the
appropriations for his depart-
ment, Dr. Bernstein said that
the policy of relaxing controls
instituted by him had already
shown positive results. He in-
sisted that "to the extent that
we are able to increase the rate
of decontrol and open the way
to real competition, we can hope
for better quality and perhaps
even lower prices."

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-9 H I STOR I ETTE

Friday, August 28, 1953

Manischewitz Co Offers
Wall Calendar for '53-'54

The f a in i 1 y of the late
Morris Baskin wishes to ac-
knowledge with grateful ap-
preciation the m any kind
expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by .their relatives and
friends during the family's
recent bereavement.

An American Jewish Press Feature

While the family life of Moses Mendelsohn, the great German
philosopher, was unusually happy, yet in his daughters the im-
memorial chastity of Jews was undermined. Mendelsohn,
himself, stood aghast at the irony of human destiny. His
daughter Dorothea, after leaving the Jewish banker, Viet, became
the mistress of Frederich von Schlegel, and he only crowned their
union with marriage after many years. She paid a severe penalty
for her relations with him in the eyes of the world. She went
over to Catholicism to please him, and became not only a Catholic
but a bigot. She made a number of literary efforts, but later on
exchanged the pen for the needle. "There are," she said, "too
many books in the world, but I have never heard that there are
too many shirts."
Mendl.sohn's other daughter also went over to Catholicism
And his grandson, Felix Mendelsohn, the world-famous composer,
was brought up in the faith of the Church. His father, Abraham
Mendelsohn, had him baptized in early childhood. Felix Mendel-
sohn married the daughter of a Lutheran pastor.

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al.e accompanied by a Manisch -3-
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ROSH HASHANAH PACKAGES
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TRAVEL TO ISRAEL WITH CONFIDENCE
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Also Taiesim — Kiddish Cups — Candlesticks and Candles.

Record Sale still going on. 3 Large Records

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ROME, (JTA)—An Italo-Israel

CARD OF THANKS

The Romances of Jewish Supermen: 2

Chamber of Commerece has
been established in Milan to in-
crease commericial relations be-
tween the two states. Among the
functions of the chamber will be
the organization of information
services, increasing tourism be-
tween the two countries and the
offering in Italy of lectures, dis-
cussions and exhibitions on Is-
raeli material.

REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN.

ISRAEL — SEND THEM SOVA SCRIPT.

To all my friends and customers—

A Happy and Prosperous New Year

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The guests at Schwartz Hotel, Elkhart Lake, Wis., were treat•
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last week when Charlie Coburn, star of the new picture "Gentle-
men Prefer Blondes," and Willie Shore, well known Chicago enter-
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the left: Zel Olken, social director, Will Shore, Charles Coburn
and Bill Geftman, owner of Schwartz Hotel.

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