…d Ceder CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 riday, July 13, 1951 - it HKUNILLt r WAN mut; T ADS ' Classified Ads Accepted up to 4 P.M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00 Payable in Advance of Publication le 00 Lawyers Building, Detroit 26, Mich. - WO 1-1040 to d , ERSONAL V- le e t- Zat , Id be PAINTING & DECORATING RANSPORTATION I. Knoppow Paint Co. ITUATIONS WANTED !;." me en. out ns i ad tad OUSEKEEPE...…
…Detroit Rediscovered Adas Shalom Choral Group Picks Officers Gay Fringes Embroider Our City's Historic Events The Sisterhood Choral Group of Adas Shalom elected the fol- lowing officers: Director, Mrs. Joseph M. Mar- kel; secretary, Mrs. Sol Slomo- vitz; treasurer, Mrs. J. Axelrod; chairman, Mrs. B. Golden; assistant chairman, Mrs. Louis Barrish; librarian, Mrs. Irving Kleinstein; sunshine, Mrs. Wilton Winston; auditioning commit- tee, Mesd...…
…Americo Iewish Periodical Cad Friday, July 13, 1951 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Cantors to Ipen, City's Anniversar . Programs PHIL ROTHSCHILD A REPORTER SNOOPS . . . Cousins Shirley Ziegelman and Shirley Ziegelman along with El- eanor Yarrows are on their way for a summer retreat at the Sax- ony in Miami. Eugene Cohen is beating the drums with Mickey Woolf's band at his Bel Aire resort in N. Y. Ida Gussacoff of Columbus visited with the Dave...…
…W Otrien att‘J Merle Barbara Blumberg Mrs. Green Re-Elected T© Wed, Grahm H. Landau Ai' Congress President • Mr. and Mrs. Irving W. Bluni- Arrangements for a SHERUTH berg of Canterbury Road an- LEAGUE mernberthip tea are nounce the engagement of their being planned by Mrs. Nathan Spector and her committee for Sept. 25. The first meeting of the new season will be on Aug. 28 at Beth Moses. * * * Mrs. Irwin Levine, BETH AARON SISTERHOOD pres...…
…`City of. Freedom' Starts 11-Night Run at U. of D. Kanter Again Heads Detroit's Story Told in Fine Ruth Pioneer Women's Council Our Letter Box I Pageant; Rabbis Narrators —The Council of Pioneer Wom- en of Detroit, comprised of 14 chapters, re-elected Ruth Kan- ter president. Other officers are: Helen Posner, Frances Stellar, Bessie Berris, Fannie Schreier, vice - presidents; Estelle Wilk, treasurer; Helen Horenstein, Gloria Goldman, - Clara...…
…- THE JEWISH NEWS-11 • Friday, July 13, 1951 Activiiiei ive Soci4 Barry Kay Is Youngest. Contributor To Zionist House; Leaders Thanked Miss Lehrman to Wed Rabbi in Early Fall When plans first were laid for been helpful. He said that the the building of the Detroit Zion- sum of $6;000 still is needeed to Charles Abrahams, Ruthellen Katzman, Judy Panush and Rabbi and Mrs. Lehrman an- ist House on Linwood and Lawr- cover initial costs and e...…
…12—THE JEWISH NEWS Hiss Korman to Wed Clement A. Hopp Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Kor- man of Wildemere Ave. an,- nounce the engagement of their MISS EUNICE KORMAN daughter, Eunice, to Clement A. Hopp Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clement A. Hopp of Longfellow Ave. A late September wedding is being planned. Furniture Dealers Ship 100 Beds and Mattresses to Israel A group of furniture dealers are shipping 100 beds and mat- tresses to the new win...…
…ommittee Formed ommittee To Raise $200,000 j For U. of M. Hillel THE JEWISH NEWS-12 C Friday, July 13, 1951 Adiviiiei in, Soddy Hyman Miller of Calvert Ave. was in Chicago for the week- end to visit with his son and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Miller. Mr. and'Mrs. Phil Maskin and daughter, Paula, of Denver are in the city for a visit with members of their families. Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield of Cass Ave. will be a guest at Grand Hot...…
…Cantors' Choir to Feature Jewish Program Sunday to Honor City's 250th Birthday CARD OF THANKS May Appointed on Loyalty Committee The family of the late Abra- ham Ludwig wishes to expresS sincerest thanks to relatives and Alfred A. May, attorney, with friends for the kindnesses shown offices at the National Bank them in their recent bereave- Building, has been named by ment. Mayor Cabo as a member of the Loyalty In- NOW .. Relax ...Refresh ....…
…THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 13, 1951 John Manning Reminisces About Jewish Leaders and A Quiet Little Widow By JOHN MANNING Largely because of my trade it She was friendly but possessed has been my privilege to o,bserve of an innate dignity that repell- at close hand the achievements ed any prying into her affairs. She was the bUsiest woman I ever saw. She must have worked daily from dawn until bed time. Her boys were de- cently dressed li...…
…Al Curtis Gets P. 0. Promotion Recalls Horse-Butigy Parcel Post I6—THE JEWISH NEWS K-F Executive to Describe Israel Experiences at Cohn Summer Home Friday, July 13, 1951 First Jewish Collective livery letters were distributed Farm Established in Poland Upon the invitation of Mr. and Associates of Al Curtis. for the LONDON, (JTA!—The first Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn, a group of past seven and a half years as- by rK en on bicycles. He recalls promi...…
…= - -1111111111111111101011111111111110111111100111111100111101011100111011111110101111110111111111111111111010 111111111111110110 P_ Danny LISTENING 111 'Imiiiillimill0011111011001111111111i1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111911117 POTOSKY, of -2633 Grand, likeable DSR bus driver, is the third Jew in 28 years chosen to the National Trans- portation Convention . . to be held this September, in San An- tonio, Tex. .. . and he's m...…
…Obituaries FANNIE LEWIS WEINGARDEN, 72. 19127 ]`.vlendotta, died July 3. Services were at Lewis Bros. chapel. Interment, Beth El Me- morial Park. She leaves her hus- band, Simon; daughter, Mrs. Al- bert J. Brandimore; son, Elmore, of Los Angeles; brother, Harry Lewis; sister, Bessie Harris. IRMA D. LAZAR, 3784 Sturte- vant, died July 4. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Moses Lehrman and Cantor Da- vid 'Katzman officiating. S h e l...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-19 Friday, July 13, 1951 Murderer of Jew's Seeks Refuge Here WASHINGTON (JTA)-Immi- gration authorities are consid- ering an application of Andrija Artukovic, former Minister of Justice of the Nazi puppet state of Croatia, for permission to re- main in the United States as a displaced person. Artukovic has claimed that he is a refugee from. Communism. He was discovered several weeks ago at Surfside, an exclusive re- sort colo...…
…41101•44104.....,,n Detroit's Earliest Jews: Unique Historical Facts Mrs. Werbe Recalls Activities Of Jewish Artists in Detroit 20—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, July 13, 1951 British Freighter Important Data Traced in Compilation by Historian On the occasion of Detroit's dashing personality, and withal Search Unprotected 250th Birthday celebration, Anna he was able to keep his head By IRVING I. KATZ L. Werbe, who for 30 years has and his prom...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS A Weekly Review VOLUME 19—No. 17 of Jewish Events Frank Simon? Story on Page 16 $4.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c 7 708 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Detroit, Michigan, July 6, 1951 Kaiser-Frazer In Israel: A Report by • Its Executive Vice-President Gen. Riley Accused by Israel of 'Jumping Gun' on Huleh Issue Direct JTA Teletype Wires to The Jewish News Concern Over Fate of Romanian Jews Direct JTA Teletype Wire...…
…inter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 011I0 C HRONICLE Pact Finds No Refugee Rights 11 attzstri,t .7-aurtAh., Vol. 53—No. 27 •011. 27 Infihree Arabs to Stay Friday, July 6, 1951 10c a Copy —$3 Per Year Unrest in Iran • • • HULEH RESIDENTS GET PERMISSION TO RETURN TEL AVIV — (WNS) — All Arabs evacuated in the Huleh demilitarized zone on the Syrian border have been permitted by Israel to return to their villages, government spokesm...…
…Purely Commentary By PH ILIP SLOMOVITZ Richards' "Jewish Information Bureau" Unheralded and unsung, Bernard G. Richards, one of Ameri- can Jewry's most distinguished scholars, one of the founders of the American Jewish Congress (with the late Mr. Justice Brandeis, Stephen S. Wise. Judge Julian Mack, Pinhas Rutenberg, and others), con- i ducts a valuable service. It is known as the "Jewish Informatnon Bureau. - It functions on a small budget,...…
…lewish Periodical Cellte Friday, July 6, 1951 t.,EfItOIT JEWISH CHRONICLE . Page 2 Jerome Kelman Assumes Presidency of Young Israel Bnai Brith Highlights • Tikvah Chapter Preparations are now being made for 1951-52 bowling season, Mrs. David Farber, president, an- nounced. The teams will meet at 1 p.m., Thursdays, starting Sept. 13. For placement on a team call Mrs. Louis Barish, UN 4-1581. • $ • Israel Chapter At a meeting at the ho...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-3 Friday, July 6, 1951 Miss Thompson Forms Anti-Israel League NEW YORK, (JTA) - Forma- tion of an organization called American Friends of the Middle East, with Miss Dorothy Thom- pson as chair- man, was an- nounced here. Miss Thompson, said she believ- , ed that t h e United States w a s jeopardiz ing its interests and those of the Middle' East as a whole by giv-Miss Thompson ing. "special preference" to Is- "The forming an...…
…after CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO .— 11111111111111111111.111 Friday, July 6, 1951 Page 3 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE MacIver Report Based on Assimilationist Thinking By NATHAN ZIPRIN AM NO SLEUTH. But I must confess that if I had not done much sleuthing I would hot have laid my hands on the much-talked-about and little-seen Mac- Iver report. However, I must also con- fess that after successfully conjuring up the means of laying ...…
…As the Editor Views the News ... Our Belief Through the Ages Science in Israel There is nothing new in stories of ac- complishments by the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehoboth, Israel. The record speaks for itself. Yet, the recent report of advances made there provides a new thrill. Sidney Gruson, the New York Times corre- spondent in the Jewish state, made some striking comments on the results of visits at the Weizmann Institute of tw...…
…Alifetialll lewisti periodical Ced ------ 111111111.1111111.1 .1.1011111111.11.111.17"1111.1111111 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 4 Detroit Jewish Chronicle A Glance at Freedom n ^venArtw,.. ■■ ••••-•• ■ ••• ■ ••••••±,n. Published Weekly by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WOodward 1-1040 900 Lawyers' Building, Detroit 26, Michigan SUBSCRIPTION $3.00 Per Year. Single Copies, tOc; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year at Entered as Second-cl...…
…Allied Jewish Campaign. Marks Upward Trend in Collections and in Payments THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, July 6, 1951 New Zionist House Headed by Field Reversing a trend in its I cash, of which $1,250,000 free philanthropy by pledging more amount of $4,550,000 pledged to the 1951 Allied Jewish Cam- dollars have been forwarded to paign than to the 1950 drive, the UJA to meet immigration At the recent meeting of Zion- Detroit Jewry, in addition, ...…
…"after CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Page 5 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, July. 6, 1951 . I srael Bond Stam p cently had its final affair of the season, none other than a "Bergs! and Jeans Hop" which turned out to be a fun-packed success. Sampling the fare and enjoy- By HELEN TENNENBAUM SPIEGEL A board meeting of Zionist ing the surroundings were Mar- Organization of Detroit will he • cia Weckstein, Alan Belkin, Ar- A S fresh ...…
…Posthumous Essay by Rabbi Liebman Offers lilessage of Faith Opposed to Pessimism Basing his own optimistic view of life on his religious faith and his understanding of the mind process and emotional structure of man, the late Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman made a frontal attack on the exponents of despair in one of a series of lectures at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Re- ligion in Cincinnati three years ago. That address by the for...…
…American ffewisk Periodical 0 • Friday, July 6, 1951 — – –DETROIT. JEWISH CHRONICLE' Page 6 gri the of Lad Society Nealin Fern Aaron Speaks Vows Married at the Statler Hotel Honeymooning in East Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aaron of Ohio avenue announce the mar- riage of their daughter, Fern, to Harold Kumove, son of Mr. and ! Mrs. Max Kumove of Leslie-ave- nue. . The ceremony took place June 17 at the home of the bride's parents, with Rabbi...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS - 7 W omen o eitti3 At a recent board meeting of ISRAEL CHAPTER, Bnai Brith, committee chairmen were ap- pointed by Mrs. Hy Koenigsberg, president, and a games meeting planned for July 30. * * * All plans have been made by the HEBREW LADIES AID SO- CIETY for a picnic scheduled for July 15, at Lola Valley Park. A hot dinner and supper will be served to members and their friends, announced Mrs. Helen Auslander, overall chairman...…
…( Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01(10 111111111111111.11.1.111.11111.11111111w$1.1"..mmum. Page 1 , DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Friday, July 6, 1951 Judith Feinberg Engaged Society notes Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Zeldes, formerly of 10223 McQuade, are now residing in their new home at 20150 Arddmore avenue, Mrs. Zeldes is the former Erma Aver- bach. g light Apt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berger of West Boston boulevard, gave a family dinner...…
…Echo from Israel: Schumers Thanked' For Providing Home for Their Cousins way we express our hearty •r rrxt A311 IP'1151 fioV,Ritur iyrrntc 4'1$ kIK7 r117 "WIT1'M General Linen Supply Co. )012-1024 East Palmer Ayenu Detroit II. Michigan 111:0111 PK rin-rw.on: pn tw, p a ntit, noln rx 101"11 ■ 1 yuix X rfn po-rtmt3.utnt y,7,7,zo 11x 7771 , 7 77111 ,181 itrinyA nyri Reproduction of Advertisement from "Dos Wort" Thanking the ...…
…AlffeliCall q3ay City notes. Women S Sn ga g ements Heads Rodin Club Mr. and Mrs. Isadore 'Yourist of Cortland avenue announce the engagement of their daughter. Annabelle, to Max Baron of Elm- hurst avenue. The wedding has been set for Thanksgiving Day. • • • Mr. aid Mrs. Julius Hessing of Lawton avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Doris Isa, to Robert Meade Olian, son of Mr: and Mrs. Phene Olian - of St. Louis, Mo. By ELLA...…
…I THE JEWISH NEWS Activitieo in Society Louis James Rosenberg of the Belcrest Apartments Hotel left for a 10-day trip to New York. Mrs. Sidney Weisman, president of Northeast ORT Chapter, is expected home shortly following a visit to ORT schools in Europe, Israel and the Teachers' Training Institute at Anieres. Sixteen couples were the guests of Beverly Lubin in celebra- tion of her sweet sixteen birthday, June 30, at the home of her parent...…
…it Center CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 DETROIT Friday, July 6, 1951 Page JEIVISII CHRONICLE Camp Chelsea Zionist House Neaily Ready; to Stay Closed Walter Field Named President Camp Chelsea, Jewish Com- munity Center camp for mothers and children, will not open this summer, Irwin Shaw, Center executive director, announced this week. Low registration plus soaring costs for maintaining. and mod- ernizing the 23-year old camp forc...…
…F- ,,ple Make News.. The appointment of DR. WOLF LESLAU as visiting associate professor of Near Eastern lan- guages at Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass., was announced by University President Dr. Ab- ram L. Sachar. Recipient of a recent Guggenheim Fellowship for research in Ethiopia, Dr. Les- lau has also receive; research grants from the American Phil- osophical-Society and the -Social Science Research Council. * * • Rabbi David H. Panitz...…
…Americo ,ewislt Periodical C Friday, July 6, 1951 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page 10 Congregations Beth Aaron List Services Men Appoint TIME TO LIGHT SABBATH CANDLES: 7:56 P.M. Adas Shalom Friday service at 6 p.m., Sat- urday at 8:45 a.m. Rabbi Jacob Segal will preach. Cantor Nich- olas Fenakel will officiate. Min- eha at 7:30 p.m. • • • Temple Beth El Sabbath morning service at 11 a.m. Rabbi Sidney Akselrad will preach. • • • Joseph ...…
…I THE JEWISH NEWS - 11 Friday, July 6, 1951 AdivitieJ U2 &defy Mr. and Mrs. Morton Clamage have returned from a Florida wedding trip and are residing at 19466 Greenfield Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Berry of Marlowe Ave. have returned from a visit to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Lieberman of Santa Barbara Ave. are settled for the summer in their home at Charlevoix. Mrs. Harry Cohen of Burlingame Ave. has returned from a visit with members...…
…Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110 Friday, July 6, 1951 CHRONICLE WANT ADS Cassified •Ads Accepted up to 4 P.M. Wednesday APTS. AND FLATS WANTED WANTED. Upper five-room income or flat. Northwest section. Two adults. Call TO 8-2265. • • 900 Lawyers Building, Detroit 26, Mich. - WO 1-1040 CALLING ALL LANDLORDS Terin's Lamp & Shade Lamp Remodeling and Custom- Made Lamps. Subject to Design - Vases. Figurines and Art Objects con...…
…Israel Parliament National Conference for Israel 20 23 Adjourned July 4 Bonds in Washington, Sept. A Pairfait Among Borscht Recipes - JERUSALEM, (JTA) — Is- rael Parliament decided to - adjourn on July 4 until after the new parliamentary elec- tions on July 30. The Par- liament may be reconvened by its presidium or by the Is- rael Cabinet only in cases of emergency. Prior to adjournment, Parliament discussed a bill on popular insurance int...…
…Allterkam 'wish periodical Cart Page 12 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE_ Men of Many Origins Guide Israel Affairs in Washington Friday, July 6, 1951 Board of Education Would Raise Standards By ALLEN A. WARSEN • By MURRAY FRANK Director, Adas Shalom Religious School ISRAEL'S DIPLOMATIC staff in Washington today is a seasoned and confident lot. Gone is the in- Since the pLblication of my last article in the Detroit Jewish experience and clumsines...…
…1 11111111111111 111111111111111110 11 11 11 1111 11 1 11 111111111 1111111 11111111 111 111111 118 1 11 1 11 118111 8MII I11 11 1 1 1 11 11111 11111111111 11 111 11 111P I P Danny Raskin's LISTENING /17 fili11111111111111111111111111iiiiii11111111111111111111111111111lillill : BY-LAWS FOR a constitution are being drawn up by an at- torney for organization of a union among the town's kosher caterers . Officers will next be chosen and t...…
…14—THE JEWISH NEWS Obituaries - MORRIS M. SPERBER, 3825 Sturtevant, died June 29. Ser- vices were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi Joseph Thumin, Rabbi I. I. Halpern and Cantor J. H. Son- enklar officiating. He leaves his wife, Adele; a son, Milton D.; two daughters, Mrs. Milton I. Kushner. and Mrs. Charles A. Kalt. Interment, " Beth Abra- ham Cemetery. * * • ELIZABETH COHEN, 11501 Petosky, died June 29. Services were at Kaufman Chapel, Rabbi David ...…
…THE JEWISH' NEWS-L-15 Friday, July 6, 1951 Jewish NeWs Praised For Community Service; Ad Brings Results Typical of the testimonials re- ceived by The Jewish News is a letter sent in this week by a sub- scriber to the paper. It reads: "I'm certain that much too in- frequently are well earned bou- quets extended to newspapers, so may I take this opportunity of expressing our sincere ap- preciation to The Jewish .News for their assistance in fi...…
…Jewi s h Mayors In Michigan A 'Nom-Sentimental' Deal Pays Off First Car Off Kt' Assembly Line Is a Great Day in Israel's History By FRANK SIMONS "Although our hearts a n d minds are close, it was a straight business deal, a strictly non-sen- timental proposition." In these few words, Hickman Price, executive vice-president of the Kaiser-Frazer Automdbile Corp., explained why the embry- onic and re-born state of Israel was selected for the ...…
…Studies in Jewish Population Trends: Century's Fact and Figures HE JEWISH NE WS A Weekly Review Commentary, Page 2; Editorial, Page 4 VOLUME 17—No. 20 of Jewish Events 708-10 David Stott Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1155 Jewish Agency's Romantic Story Of Migrations To Israel Story on Page 16 Detroit, Michigan, July 28, 1950 colap.7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Jewry's Battle on Communism Advoc • ted by British Chief Rabbi Direct JTA...…
…Purely Commentary By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ 'Indiscreet Tourist'—Sees All, Knows All in 14 Days Louis L. is a bit upset. He listened to long list of complaints by a Detroiter who recently returned from Israel, and wondered whether all really is as bad as some Jews paint the infant, strug- gling Jewish state. He asked some questions, learned that the new complainant was in Israel 14 days, and began to analyze the situation: "Jake," said Louis, "of...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS - 3 Around the World .. . A digest of current news reported by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the Israel Service of Information and the World Jewish Affairs News Service. The United States WASHINGTON—Ambassador Milton Katz, recently-appointed U. S. special representative in Europe for the European Coopera- tive Administration, was named American representative on the north Atlantic Defense Financial and Economic Committee....…
…As the Editor Views the News ... 'The Nine Lives of Europe' The Climb Is Hard Leo Lania's Analysis and Report of Present Status Children's Return Lady Reading, a leader in the British Section of the World Jewish Congress, last week sounded a timely note in her demand that the United Nations Economic and Social Council should take steps to facilitate the return of Jewish war orphans who found refuge in Christian homes to the Jewish communi...…
…Federation Building to be Memorial to Fred Butzel Seek Downtown.Location For Agency Headquarters The revered name of Fred M. Butzel will grace the name of a downtown office building, to be purchased as head- quarters for the Jewish Welfare Federation and its member agencies, Abe Srere, Chairman of the Federation board of governors announced this week. Butzel, who died in 1948, at the age of 71, was known not only as the "Dean of Michi- gan ...…
…Happy Birthday Israel Announces Plans to Increase Revenue. for Year - TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Israel Government has announced its determination to increase its revenue this year. The announcement was made by Finance Minister Eliezer Kap- lan who revealed that in the last fiscal year the actual gov- ernment revenue exceeded esti- mates by more than $2,000,000. The Minister emphasized that a considerable amount of capi- tal must be imported for th...…
…Wins Israel Award W omert7J ClutJ MRS. IS ADORE KOLODNEY An award of a round trip to Israel was made by the Jewish National Fund of America to Mrs. Isadore Kolodney of 4052 Sturtevant. It was one of four similar awards made this year. The presentations are made to a select number of people from among those whose gifts to the JNF from their Blue and White Boxes is in the amounts of $10 or over. There were 15,000 eligible box- holders whose b...…
