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Friday, December 18, 1953

Danny

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Recognizing the constant need of whole blood and blood plasma

of Michigan, Jewish War Veter-
ans will sponsor a blood rally
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., .Sunday,
in the JWV Memorial Home,
Davison and Petosky.
A Red Cross Bloodmobile will
be there during the hours of the
drive, and will be able to handle
all persons wishing to donate a
pint of blood, stated Ralph
Bernstein, chairman of the rally.
Bernstein stated that during
World War II and the Korean
campaign "the rapid utilization

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Scrap Dealers Plan
Tribute to Spector

NORTHLAND

to Sponsor Blood Drive Sunday

Dread Making Sponge
for blood by the American Red worked wonders in saving the
Cross for civilian, scientific and lives of many soldiers. - During
Cake ? Try Manischetvitz military
needs, the Department peace time, blood is one of the

LISTENING

THE RECORD slated for band reached over and raised
best-seller attention, Tell All the cover, but the wife said,
Your Troubles To Somebody j "Why don't you ask the blessing
Else," was written by local band first, dear?" . . The husband
leader Artie Fields. . . both words replied, "I don't believe there is
and music ... It's on the Dom- anything here that hasn't al-
ino lable and sung by Joe Moo- ready been blessed."
* * *
ney, blind pianist of the famous
Joe Mooney Trio.
BACK FROM HIS vacation to
California, steel man Abe Dunitz
BUILDER HAROLD SARKO tells of the little service station
tells of the contracting firm away out on the edge of a west-
that was famous for its ability ern desert where hangs a shingle
to slap togeather a whole block bearing this strange legend.:. .
front of snazzy-looking ( from "Don't ask us for information.
the outside) ranch houses in If we knew anything we wouldn't
less time than it took a builder be here."
of t h e old school to erect a
chicken coop. One morning,
however, a foreman rushed up
to the head of the firm and
shouted, "We just removed the
scaffolding from the three new
by members of
houses on `K' Street and they the Spearheaded
Detroit Histadrut Campaign
collapsed in a heap." . . The scrap
industries division, plans
big boss investigated, and turn- and arrangements for a testi-
ed on his foreman in a rage .. . monial dinner to be tendered
"How often do I have to tell Leo Spector, co-owner of the
you ninnies," he bellowed. "never Michigan Scrap Iron & Metal
to remove the scaffolding till Co., are nearing completion.
you've put up the wallpaper?"
Scheduled for Dec. 26, at Adas
Harold and partner Julius Green Shalom Synagogue, the dinner
are among the top builders in will be attended by representa-
the country today. . . puting up tives of Detroit's scrap industries,
an average 15 homes a day and officers and members of the or-
selling them just as fast. . . The ganizations with which Spector
houses are very well built and is associated, his friends and
easily worth the money paid fami17- .
for them.
Active in community affairs
since his arrival in Detroit in
IN THE COLUMN of a couple 1923, Spector was one of the
of weeks ago, we mentioned founders and is a director of
the wonderful work that Chesed shel Emes. He is a found-
has been done by the Ladies er of the Sokolivker Progressive
of Mosaic. . . and that Shirley Farein, which this year cele-
Garsoff was the group's presi- brates its 18th anniversary, and
dent. . . The first part is true, a member of Arlazaroff Branch,
but as to the latter, Martha Farband and Cong. Bnai David.
Weisman is still the recogized
An active participant in His-
president and the parties to tadrut, UJA and JNF campaigns,
raise funds for handicapped it was at Spector's initiative that
children were raised during her a sponsoring committee drawn
term of office, which does nor from representatives of the
end until Jan. 12, 1954, Shirley trade undertook the humani-
Garsoff takes over from that tarian project of constructing
point: Sorry for the error, folks, and equipping a medical center
but Martha deserves all the in Gedera, Israel under the aus-
credit in the world for her fine pices of the Histadrut.
leadership of this grand bunch
Costing some $30,000. the clin-
of women past year. ic will serve residents of the
town and surrounding area, and
Because the 1.iliversity of De- will alleviate the critical short-
troit has such a good basketball age of medical facilities . in Is-
team it's tough enough just to rael.
get on let alone lead the entire
Samuel Schwartzberg, chair-
squad in scoring . . . But Ralph inaii of dinner arrangements,
Goldstein is doing it at the Cath- advises that Zev Beeri, deputy
olic school, and from the way director of the Israel Investment
he's piling. up those points don't Center will be guest speaker, and
be surprised if he winds up the Miss Masha Benya, well known
season still on top as the lead- concert soprano will provide the
ing scorer. Ralph was All-City at musical portion of the program.
Central High School .. . and is
only a sophomore at the Univer- Honor Dr. Ginzberg with
sity of Detroit . . . He plays one Seminary Microfilm Library
of the guard positions if you're
NEW YORK—In honor of the
ever out there watching him.
late Dr. Louis Ginzberg, fore-
SOMETIMES THOSE of us plan- most Talmudic scholar of our
ning for the future must feel a times, a microfilm library has
good deal like a near-sighted been established, through the
man in a dark room, wearing generosity of his friends, at the
boxing gloves, and attempting Library of the Jewish Theologi-
to measure the thickness of a cal Seminary of America, 3080
jellyfish with a pair of rubber Broadway, it was announced
there at a memorial meeting.
calipers.
* * *
The microfilm library will con-
WHEN LI'T'TLE BETSY Gold- tain. priceless Hebrew manu-
now scattered in libra-
schmidt was taken with the scripts,
throughout the world. The
measles she heard a good deal ries
Library collection of He-
about germs and microbes from Vatican
brew
manuscripts
the first to
the conversations of her father, be reproduced on is microfilm.
Dr. Meyer Goldschmidt. . • One
evening, recently, some time
CARD OF THANKS
after her recovery, she heard
The family of the late Max
her mother singing a lullaby to
wishes to thank its rela-
baby Merrill. . . "Oh, mama! Unrot
tives
and
friends for the many
You must not sing that," she
said. "You sang it to me when .I kindnesses extended during its
had the measles, and there may recent bereavement.
be microbes in it!"
* * *
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JWV

most potent weapons against
disease and injury."
Entertainment will be pro-
vided and refreshments served
to all who attend, Bernstein
added. Assisting him in the
blood drive are Anne Epstein,
Roland Gottesman, Milton Ber-
ry, Lillian Bernstein, Irving
Segal, Rose Feinberg. Betty and
George Steinberger and Florence
Sriro.
The community is urged to
participate in the program.

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