Community Extends Its Greetings
to Dr. Kleinman on 65th Birthday

Danny Raskin's Form State Bar-Ilan Committee;
Annual Banquet to be Held Jan. 7

LISTENING

One of Detroit's distinguished tion, while he was living in
Simultaneous with plans for undertook to assist in the for-
community leaders, Dr. Shmarya Rostov-on-Don, he studied medi-
the annual dinner for the Bar- mation of such a state-wide com-
Kleinman, a former president cine and was active in Socialist
Ilan University in Israel, to be mittee.
of the Jewish Community Coun- activities, and, after graduating
held Jan. 7 at Latin Quarter, it
The annual Bar-Ilan dinner
cil, shuns birthday celebrations. from medical school in 1918, he
was announced this week that a will be addressed by Rabbi Mor-
His friends, however, are not was mobilized into the army of
Michigan committee to assist the decai Kirshblum, world Zionist
forgetting the 65th birthday he Gen. Denikin.
Bar-Ilan University is now in leader, member of the Jewish
is now observing.
Two years later, on his release
formation:
Agency and of the Actions Com-
He has an outstanding record from the army, he returned to
On his recent visit here, Dr. mittee of the World Zionist Or-
of public service, and he has Rostov to receive several medi-
A. M. Hershman, who now is ganization. Former president of
been honored on numerous oc- cal appointments, the last being
making his home in New York, the Mizrachi Zionist Organiza-
a job with the Cheka (Russian
. . ....
tion of America, he is now the
secret police).
honorary chairman of the Miz-
Dr. Kleinman left for Poland
rachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi move-
in 1921, and again was mobilized
ment.
into the ,army—this time, of
The dinner also will be ad-
KURT AND LISA BROMET
course, the Polish Army.
dressed by Brig. Gen. S. L. A.
He arrived in the United hid their Hanukah gifts for
Marshall, and a musical pro-
three-year-old daughter Anita
States in 1923, passed the
gram will feature Julius Chajes,
Massachusetts State Medical in the furnace room of their
Mischa Mischakoff and Paul
Board a year later and prac- home, to be given each of the
Olef sky.
eight
days
during
the
holiday
ticed in Lawrence, Mass., un-
Phillip Stollman, president of
.
.
•
Everything
went
smoothly
til 1927 when he came to
Detroit Mizrachi, is chairman of
after
the
first
candle
but
it
was
Detroit.
the national board of Bar-Ilan
Here, Dr. Kleinman has too good to last . . . At five the
University. Detroiters serving as
served on the board of the next morning little Anita woke
trustees include Abe Nusbaum,
Jewish Social Service Bureau up a very drowsy sleepy-eyed
I r v in g W. Schlussel, Daniel
(now the Jewish Family and Kurt and said, "C'mon, daddy,
Temchin and Max Stollman.
Children's Service), the Jew- let's go down to the furnace
ish Welfare Federation and 20 room and see if Santa Claus has
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
years on the Community come again yet!"
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Council.
Sammy Woolf
Presently, he is a member of
TRAFFIC REFEREE John
DR. SHMARYA KLEINMAN the national board of the Amer-
And His Orchestra
Wise doesn't say all women are
casions, in recognition of his ican ORT Federation, the advi- bad drivers, but he had one gal
UN 4-3174
UN 3-8982
sory council of the Joint Dis- in front of him who was given a
devotion to communal duties.
UN
3-6501
tribution Committee and also
RABBI KIRSHBLUM
In 1951, when Dr. Kleinman the OSE (world health organi- ticket for doing 20 miles an
was president of the Council, zation), chairman of the Jewish hour— on the sidewalk !
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a post he held from 1949 to Community Council's changing
1952, he was cited on two oc- neighborhoods committee and a
EACH YEAR, DETROIT
Delightfully
casions for outstanding contri- member of its executive com- LODGE 55, Knights of Pythias,
Air-Conditioned
butions to the community.
held
its
New
Years
Eve
party
mittee and a member of the
Delicatessen • Restaurant • Cocktail Lounge
He won the Workmen's Circle Detroit City Commission on at their Castle Hall on Wyoming
Award for "leadership in the Neighborhood Conservation and and found it the ideal place for
Famous for Fine Food
field of human relations" and ImProved Housing, appointed by the affair . . . However, after
DINNERS '4:30 to 9:30 • AFTER THEATER SNACKS
last year's crowd of 250, the
was given the St. Cyprian the late Mayor Cobo.
BUsinessmen's Lunch 11:30 A.M. to 3 P.M.
Church Award for his "distin-
Professionally, Dr. Kleinman local fire boys said they should
TRAY CATERING A SPECIALTY
guished part in creating greater is on the staffs of Sinai, Wom- find another place to hold it,
12th at Hazelwood
harmony between races in De- en's and Florence Crittenton with attendance getting bigger
TR. 2-4375
troit."
Hospitals, a m e m b e r of the every year . . . They'll have it
The Detroit physician, as American, Michigan and Wayne at the Children's Orthogenic
he himself states, was born County Medical Societies and a School (former Country Day
member of Maimonides Medical School) on Seven Mile off Wy-
65 years ago in the Ukraine
• •
oming, where the Child Welfare
of a good Orthodox Jewish Society.
• Ribs • Chicken • Shrimp
During his lifetime, first as Committee of Detroit Lodge re-
family. "As a normal Jewish
genius, I was carried into the a student and later as a physi- cently furnished a nurses' room
• Fish • Spaghetti • Frog Legs
cheder by my mother at the cian, Dr. Kleinman contributed . . . Co-chairmen Dave Gold-
age of three and shown the articles in many languages to a smith, Sam Neshefsky and Iry
Gendelman are smiling again
"
variety of publications.
At an early age, he wrote in anticipation of another rip-
A graduate of the Kagan
Good
snortin' shindig by the lodge
Gymnasium in Vilno, the only in Hebrew, Yiddish and Rus- . . . Iry will be installed, Jan.
Delivery
Jewish high school in Czarist sian, and was a student of 15, as the new chancellor com-
Russia, Dr. Kleinman studied Hebrew literature. He con- mander of Detroit Lodge 55.
Service
philosophy and medicine at the tributed short stories to sev-
* *
to
University of Berlin until the eral Russian magazines, wrote
THERE IS A DIFFERENCE!
for the Yiddish daily Neue
FRANCES KAREN GOLD-
outbreak of World War I.
Prompt
Delivery
to
Northwest
During the Russian Revolu- Ziet in Kiev and in Poland BERG, six-year-old daughter of
Factories-Offices-Hotels-Homes
was a contributor to Folks- Yvonne and Hal -Goldberg, is the
Section
zeitung and Folks Gezunt.
only Jewish child in her class at
9050 Twelfth St. and Clairmount
Dr. Kleinman, an active mem- the Burgess School . . The
ber of the Workmen's Circle teacher asked the youngsters to
Holiday Greetings
and the Jewish Labor Commit- each draw a Christmas tree and
tee, also has contributed articles everyone except little Frances
to the Jewish . Daily Forward, Karen handed in a picture
KING'S
Freie Arbiter Stimme, Folks- with a cross on top . . . She
zeitung and Dos Neue Wort in drew a Jewish star on her tree
15301 E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield
BEEF BUFFET
this country.
. . . and the teacher accepted it
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The
birthday
celebrant
re-
for
a
passing
grade.
(Formerly Cupids)
Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5:00 '
sides at 17556 Wildemere with
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to
10:30.
Suppers
10:30 to 2 a.m.
his wife, Rose, a five-year-old
IN ONLY FOUR meetings,
20210 W. 8 Mile
son, Joseph; and Janet, 13. The
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Kleinmans also have a married the newest addition to the Bnai
the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Foods for
daughter, Dr. Bernice K. War- Brith family in Detroit, Cen-
WE ARE NOW OPEN
more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars.
tennial
Lodge,
signed
up
the
ren, and two grandchildren,
needed 100 members to receive
Judith and Eda.
its charter . . . The name came ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods, Steaks,
PIZZA PIE
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Carry Out (Take Out Only)
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leader
of
Bnai
Brith,
is
behind
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the Judean Hills, and another
MARIA'S PIZZERIA
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up of young married gals, and
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be-
Holiday Greetings
ing signed up . . . To receive
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have 200 members . . . Next Serving: Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks and Assorted See Foods
meeting will be held, Jan. 7, Music by Muzak
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2675 E. GRAND BLVD.
8:30 p.m., at the Labor Zionist
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Institute.

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Zionist Historical Conference
to Be Held in New York
NEW YORK (JTA) — A Na-
tional Conference on the His-
tory of Zionism in America
will be convened by the Theo-
dor Herzl Institute on Dec. 28.
This is the second conference
on this subject to be held by
the Theodor Herzl Institute, a
center for Zionist adult educa-
tion and research, sponsored
by the Jewish Agency in co-
operation with the - American
Zionist Council.

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