…Plans Summer Nuptials 12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 10, 1949 Activitici in Soddy Ida Stofer of Linwood, Ave., Cele Sandler of Clements Ave., Ruth Feinstein of - Princeton Ave.. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muller of Merton Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbt Pfeffer of W. Euclid Ave. were guests at the Gasset Lodge Club, Lewiston, Mich., over the Decoration Day weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ekter of 2725 Fullerton will hold open house Sunday, June 19, honori...…
…To Wed Detroiter Ach. vifiei in Society THE JEWISH NEWS - 13 Friday, June 10, 1949 The group will meet Tuesday evening, June 14, at the Work- men's Circle Bldg. Service Club Officers To Take Posts June 21 New! Different! Entertaining! SAM EMMER Mr. and Mrs. A. Strossky of 15717 Linwood have returned and His Orchestra Detroit Women's Services Club from a six-month vacation in Miami Beach. will install its new officers at Weddings Barmit...…
…14—THE JEWISH N EWS Friday, June 10, 1949 People Make News of' Dr. Lawrence Yaffa; newly- elected president of Greater De- tlooit Bnai: Brith Council, in his naugural a d - dress on June 8, pledge d to s t e .t a ,„strengthen Bnai rBrith in Detroit, and offered at the disposal of the 18 lodge's " t h e services and facilities of Dr. Yaffa our Council of- fices, including those of the executive secretary." * * MOSHE YUVAL, a member of the Is...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-15 61111190111111111)1111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111101110111111111911119111111111111111111i1111111111111111(= E- 7 Danny P Raskin s o ' LISTENING ES' S T -7,-- (111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111F: AL MACK, favorite emsee was tribute to Chris and his about town . . . now holding the wo...…
…$2,000 Donated to National Fund 16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 10, 1949 State AAUW Leader Points Out Nationally Endorsed 1W Policy a s • a-rr a %le Beth Abraham Free Loan Association held its 14th annual dinner May 15. At that time, Louis Ellenbogen, president of Cong. Beth Abraham, presented a check for $2,000 (reproduced above) to Irving Schiussel, president of the Jewish National Fund of De- troit. on behalf of the Congregation, th...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-17 New Caterer Manages Friday, SUITit 10, 1949 Pine River Dining Room Monument Unveilings for A new dining room policy Country Day Camp Takes Pine River Hotel in Charlevoix Applicants for 2nd Session is announced by hotel. owner The family of the late David of a monument in his memory Green announce the unveiling of a monument in his memory at 12:30 o'clock, Sunday, June 12, at Clover Hill Park cemetery. Rabbi Morris Adler ...…
…18—THE JEWISH NEWS 1 Obituaries IDABEL MATHIS GREENE, 19312 Whitcomb, died May 29. Services were held at Kaufman Chapel, with Rabbi Joshua Sperka and Cantor Jacob So- nenklar officiating. She is sur- vived by her daughter, Mrs. Louis Aston; three brothers, Max, Raymond and Robert Ma- this; three sisters, Mathilda and Vera Mathis and Mrs. James V. 'Browne; two grandchildren. In- terment, Clover Hill Park. * * * MICHAEL BALBEROR, 15352 Sorren...…
…Classified Advertisements LIVING QUARTERS For Sale To Rent Wanted Exchange FAMILY of 3 adults need 4 or 5 room income or flat. TY. 6-7671. FURNISHED room in home of 2 adults for one or two gentlemen. Unlimited phone. Excellent transportation. Break- fast optional. TY. 4-0884. PLEASANTLY furnished room. Working girl. Kitchen Privileges. 2483 Cort- land. TO. 7-1785. LOOKING for young couple who would like to sub-rent our furnishe,d apart- m...…
…Bnai I ith Women Eke! Officers; Mrs. Coggan Heads City Council George Gershwin Chapter: President, Mrs. Phillip Edelheit; vice pres., Mesdames Herman Schonberg, Herbert Bean, Jack Gross; recording secretary, Mrs. Morris Bogrow; corresponding secretary, Lenora Noler; finan- cial secretary, Mrs. Donald Far- kus; treasurer, Mrs. Al Siegel; sentinal, Mrs. Leonard Pinter; guide, Mrs. Leon Becker; trus- tees, Mesdames Herman Victor, Harry Eisenberg...…
…• Charges Israel DerV„Ns Catholic CI N9'‘) DE &LC ZU"ra hd Mitir Y ICLE Vol. 51, No. 20 •(,, P4. 27 Top JWV Post Goes to Cantor Ti. // hate 9, 1949 No Curbs on Clergy, Says Official Reply TEL (Special to the Chronicle) AVIV--The Israeli government categorically denied 10c a Copy — $3 Per Year Catholic charges that Israel's policy was unfriendly to Cath- olic interests. The charges were made by Fr. Alberto Gori, -----4 "custodi an ...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Two Thursday, June 9, ISO Present Cantata at Young Israel Dinner , h et Members of Young Israel's 14 youth groups, above, presented the cantata "What Is Torah?" at the annual dinner of the organization celebrating Young Israel's 26th anniversary. An overflow audience attended the affair. Harry L. Blitz was toastmaster and Charles T. Gellman,. chairman, welcomed the guests. Rabbi Samuel II. Prero, director, p...…
…Thursday, June 9, 1949 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Condemns AJ A By PIIINEAS J. BIRON JEWISH LEADER writes . . . "Mr. Thackrey's " newspaper, ''The Compass," revealed to me that the American Jewish Committee is the source of the campaign which charges Soviet Rus- , .... sia with promoting a government- sponsored official anti-Semitic policy.. I have made it my business to study;. all available material on this subject and I have come to the con...…
…Thursday, June 9, I! DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Four Detroit Jewish Chronicle Yahrzeit's Published by the Jewish Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc. WOodward 1-1040 2827 Barium Tower, Detroit 26, Michigan ► SUBSCRIPTION: 53.00 Per Year, Single Copies, 10c; Foreign, $5.00 Per Year Entered as Second-class matter March 3, 1916, at the Post Office at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Thursday, June 9, 1919 (Sivan 12, 5709) 19...…
…e 9, 1949 y ;AL thee week street. (I he is tall Mr. I was ads folded down as regal m. 't was ening. The a spell of the neigh- , I would n thinking all about." it's an (.Id I." LI tell you igoguc this sh for my ewish in a lo even on ill between nd me." rnbarrassecl ,ke a man my Rabbi. st a Yahr- upposed to nent of a 'es, maybe ihrzeit Jew I'm not at ankful for one holy And best— Jewish his one of the itions. This le was holy wasn't like...…
…V Thursday, June 9, DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Six B. B. Women"s Council for 1919-50 Mrs. Robert A. Coggan was installed as president of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Women's Council for 1949-50 at induction ceremonies Wednesday at the Hotel Tuller. Mrs. Charles Solo- vial was the installing officer. Serving with Mrs. Coggan will be Mesdames William Phillips and Lewis Manning, vice-presidents; Mrs. Morris Tack, treasurer; Mesdames Jac...…
…me 9, 1949 i,s 'tick ere s fast, and already dis- +lorris gives Buick cars. [orris Buick Biddle, Wy- inteds Buick a in Detroit. Temple Beth nity. Center ountry Club. the former ley live with Manderson •eady earned ew car busi- ter Detroit's •owing Buick I service de- s than 45,000 is Buick Co. drive out to Wyandotte, most terrific own, Morris men include lliam Tucker HELD ig champion- were decided Jay. Y YOUNG MMER AT House 4uskoka Ad...…
…DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Page Eight Thursday, Jun in the Realm co/ Zocat Society Arkin-Raskin Nuptials Held at Candlelight Nuptials Set for June 26 Plans Autumn Bridal At a candlelight ceremony, May 28, at the Fort Shelby hotel, Hilda Elaine Arkin, daughter of Mrs. Ida Arkin and the late Samuel Arkin, was united in marriage to Elmer Raskin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Raskin. Rabbi Morris Adler and Cantor Jacob Sonenk- lar officiated. The ...…
…y, June 9, 1949 Thursday, June 9, 1949 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Honor Irene Klaper at Pre-Nuptial Events Bride of Easterner Helping Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kanter of Cortland avenue cele- brate their 29th wedding anni- versary Memorial Day week-end at Gaylord, Mich. were the Sam Jacobsons, the Issac Kesslers, the Max Davises, the Jack Zuckermans, the Morris Fried- mans and Sam Shaynes. Mrs. Maurice Schiller and fam- ily of Tulsa have been vi...…
…Page Ten DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE e ngagentenb Engagement Announced Lil.1..11:&1<" *45 , -.11=1.11•1•1 ■ .. Thursday, Jual July Bride-E Mr. and Mrs. Irving Schutzman of Martindale avenue no. announce the engagement of their daughter to Herbert Fargum, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Fargum of Indiana avenue, The wedding will take place in June. — Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rycus of Monterey avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Adele to...…
…June 9, 1949 _ e-Elect Thursday, June 9, 1949 OUR ATHLETES DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Pontiac Speaker Central High Netters Lead the Way Again By MITCHELL TENDLER ENTRAL HIGH'S outdoor ath- letic squads went according to form again. The tennis team was a winning one, the baseball squad was a so-so out- fit and the track squad turned up a couple of . indi- vidual stars. The 'Blazer j netters breezed through eight matches unde- feated and at...…
…Page Twelve DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE Thursday, Jur Guest Speaker I11BYOutlook By GEORGE BLUM IRVING BERG CONGRATULATIONS are ex- tended to the many young people of our order who will graduate this month. We ex- TT IS REPEATEDLY said tha t course dinner as you want it tend particular congratulations to the members of BBYO who more and more proposals o f at Robin Hood's. marriage take place in auburn) - Whether the winds blow hot or have be...…
…Thursday, June 9, 1949 y, June 9, 1949 Units nelave national Jewish Ilford Solender second birthday e Jewish Young at 8:15 . p. m., le 15 at the speak on "The Trends in the wish Community .ts." Harry Mir. committee chair- lirector of the Welfare Board's Ind president of iciation of Jew- rs. t citywide meet- to which all nvited. A social nner at Huyler's recede the busi- s, contact the y Group ction Set fleeting of the lice Committee Se...…
…Page Fourteen DETROIT JEWISII CHRONICLE Thursday, Ju Chronicle Want Ads Bring Resul Classified Ads Accepted up to 10 A. M. Wednesday Rates: 6c Per Word. Minimum Charge $1.00, Payable in Advance of Publication 2827 BARLUM TOWER WO. 1-1040 PERSONAL DRIVING LESSONS AUTO DRIVING lessons, professional instructors. Clients called for and re- turned. Harris Driving School. MANUFACTURER of steel products seeks American girl or widow, 26-36- ...…
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…Dr. Wei zmann and "The 25 Who 'Rule the World" Read Commentator's Column on Page 2 NEWS HE A Weekly Review ~~~ fiii of Jewish Events VOLUME 15—No. 12 2114 Penobscot Bldg.—Phone WO. 5-1 1 55 Detroit 26, Michigan, June 3, 1949 Detroit's 1949 Confirmands, Consecrants and Graduates On Page 28 ogey1.7 $3.00 Per Year; Single Copy, 10c Drive Reaches $5 Million Mark; Extended to Secure Full Quota A determined group of Allied Jewish Campa...…
…2—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3, 1949 Jewish War Vets, Auxiliary Open 2-Day Parley Saturday Dr. Segal to Tell Gov. G. Mennan Williams, Mayor Eugene Van Antwerp, Myer Dorfman, national corn- mander, and many other prom- inent speakers are scheduled to address the two-day convention of the Department of Michigan Jewish War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliar, at the Fort Wayne Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, June 4 and 5. Herbert Burdick, general chair-...…
…Peace Reigns in ZOA Under Daniel Frisch's Presidency By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ convention that commenced in the spirit of rancor and discord and was marked by numerous outbursts of bitter personal attacks end- ed in peace. The desired achdut and shalom (unity and peace) has been achieved by the Zionist Organization of America. But its emergence was marked by enigmas and contradictions. The opening sessions of the 52nd an- nual convention of the ZO...…
…As the Editor Views the News . -YOU;AND YOU... BUT NOT )2/ I Feast of Weeks Shevuoth, the Feast of Weeks, which marks the establishment of the covenant be- tween Israel and God, dating back to the days when Moses received the Ten Com- mandments, has been linked with two other events : the harvest festival and, in modern times, with graduations, consecrations and confirmations. It is primarily a festival of faith, influ- enced by the Law th...…
…Committee's Task Was. Difficult 1Yanich Wins State Zionist 1-Year Israel Fellowship THE JEWISH NEWS-5 Friday, June 3, 1949 Move Underway To Bring Frozen Meat to Detroit The Internal Relations Com- mittee of the Jewish Community Council reviewed the activities of the sub committee on Kosher meat. Reports were given by Robert Nathans, chairman of the subcommittee and Julius Weinberg, internal relations di- rector. Nathans reported on the ac...…
…Dickenstein, Robert St. John Address AMPAL Dinner Tuesday A report by Abraham Dicken- stein of Tel Aviv and New York, secretary of AMPAL—American Palestine Trading Corporation, and an address by Robert St. John, author and radio Com- mentator, will feature the an- nual meeting of Detroit AMPAL stockholders next Tuesday eve- ning at Hotel Statler Ballroom. There will be dinner music by Herschel Leib and his string en- semble. Wrote Best Seller...…
…Israelis Celebrate Maritime Day THE JEWISH NEWS-7 Friday, June 3. 1949 Tickton, Kormendy Guest Artists at Hashofar Meeting Jason Tickton, 'assistant pro fessor of music at Wayne Uni- versity and music director and organist at Temple Beth El, will' speak on "Music in Reform Temples" at the annual meeting of "Hashofar" Society for Ad- vancement of Jewish Musi c, Thursday eve- ning, June 9, at the Jewish Cen- ter. Margit K o r- mendy, Detroit...…
…Congregational Activities NW Hebrew Cong. Men's Club to Fete Kottler to Be Guest Bowling Champions Sunday Night Artist at Beth El's The Northwest Hebrew Con- elected head of the league. Other 99th Annual Dinner Congregation Men's Club Bowling officers elected for the 1949-50 League will crown the chain- season are David Holtzman an pionship winners of the 1948-49 Robert Trepeck, vice presidents; season at the annual banquet, David Penner, tr...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-9 Bnai Brith Women's Council To Install Mrs. Coggan, June 8 • Mrs. Robert A. Coggan, veter- an member of the Bnai Brith, Will be installed as . president of the Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Women's Council, on Wednes- day, June 8, at the Hotel Active in the formation-Of the council and in many organiza- tions, Mrs. Coggan's new office is a major one, as the council is comprised of 16 chapters comprising 6,000 members. She is a ...…
…10—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3, 1949 Late Elias M. Grossman's Etchings WCJW Aids Drive On Display in the Penobscot Bldg. years, including Mahatma During M-Week Dr., Mrs. Aronstam Honored On 50th Wedding Anniversary L Ghandi, Mussolini and others. Prominent in the collection are Mr. Grossman's etchings of Jewish leaders, such as Chaim Nahman Bialik, Albert Einstein and Chief Rabbi Herzog of Israel; Jewish faces .in attitudes of prayer an...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-1 1 Friday, June 3. 1949 Funds illions in Isr • • iTo Be Released By Britain ' Late bulletin by special teletype service direct to The Jewish News through Jewish Telegraphic Agency. • LONDON—Britain has agreed to release approximately $28,000,000 in blocked Israeli sterling balances, it was learned this week, following the conclusion of Anglo-Israeli financial talks here. Sir Stafford -Cripps, chancellor and Haifa, each comp...…
…Receptions for Confirmands Of Temple Beth Ei June 5 Dorothy Conn Weds Flint Man on July 3 'Baby Is Born: Story Of How Life Begins' 12—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3, 1949 bined for the presentation of a Milton I., Levine, M.D., and- subject often thought risque but his wife, Jean H. Seligmann, now proven by. them to be a - parents of two children, are the normal approach • to a child's Annual Confirmation services of Temple Beth El will be...…
…THE JEWISH NEWS-13 Friday, June 3, 1949 Al! merchandise of - fired subject to prior sale! Avoid disco- . pointment and shop early! First come gets the best buys! Regular $2149 .1. 8 i x99 Dan River SHEETS 989 Regular $4.98 ' Printed Type 128 top quality at way Tess than regular. Stock up. PreWar Values Regular $3.49 42x8 I in. This is far, far more than just an Anniversary cele- ,a call to values • bration . — It is a call to sav...…
…14—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3. 1949 Our 10th A Rf Merv! Come! Spreads Bed. Satin Sale of '35 Petfectly 'Made Ail Colors $ 1 9 9 5 - • perfect- Sleek and love4y ly made, beaUtifully finished and fully lined. Here is per- fection at very low price. $16.95 Drapes Drapes ta match can be pur- chased separately if desired. $9 95 Pr. $35 MULTI-CORD BED SPREADS A special selling of exquisitely made bed 995 spreads . . . each is a mas...…
…Friday, June 3, • 1949 THE J EWISHH NEWS-15 ease of Quality ndise Unequaled aye! • COME SHOP... COMPARE vp.r C • 6. EVERTHING is FULLY GUARANTEED $9.98 Value Double-Width Curtains Fair 84x90 inch pair that will cov- er 2 windows. Plain marqui- settes, cushion or pebble dots. . . all with wide ruffles. Half Price! Flocked •Marquirette Curtains 4 )x81 Reg. $5.98, now 42x90 Reg. $6.49, now $3.49 pr. $3.98 pr. Interesting whea...…
…16—THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3. 1949 Re.odi every word . . re,sd Our in %•th m eyery price! Here are tline greech.e.st horgoins in the ten year history of this,fine, re- 04011111e store. Come and shore . Save plenty! CTIO • Pinc' Pleated' 5-Inch Hems • - ifully tailored cur Beaut f rich Taffeta • tains made o lust for you in ices our workshops. Pr own begin at V.95 'a' pair 81 e inches long, for singl windows. . and compara7 ti...…
…Receptions For Confirmands Of Ter *le Israel June 4,5,11 NW Mizrachi Women Installation June 8 Annual confirmation services of Temple Israel were held Northwest Mizrachi Women's June 2, at the Detroit Institute of Arts. At homes will'be held club has elected Mrs. Edward Saturday, June 4, Sunday, June .5, and one, as indicated, on Lutz as president and will in- June 11, for the following Temple Israel confirmands: - stall its new of- LOIS RU...…
…Activiiiei in Soci4 Mrs. Becker Named President of LJWO Mrs. Harry Becker is the new- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert•. Goldman and daughters, Darlene and ly elected president of the Susan Beth, have moved from Dexter Blvd. to their new residence. League of Jewish Women's Or- 18011 ,Coyle. ganizations. She was elected at Irene Levine, whose marriage will be an event of June 5, the board of directors meeting was entertained by the following hostesses at...…
…Some 194 Jewish refugees, snatched from embattled Shang- hai in a last-minute emergency Hanita Chapter of Pioneer air-evacuation by the Joint Dis- Women's Organization, will hold tribution Committee, have now its tenth annual installation of officers, at 6:30 p.m., Monday, reached Canada safely, it was June 6, at Zack's, Dexter and announced by Moses A. Leavitt, JDC executive vice-chairman. Tyler. Myra Richardson will be mis- A cablegram recei...…
…Receptions for Confirmancis Of NW Hebrew Cong, .June 12 Confirmation services of Northwest Hebrew Congrega- tion and Center will be held, Sunday, June 12,,,at 10 a.m'. Re- ceptions in 'honor of confirmands will be held that day as follows RUTH SARAH BORAKS, daughter of Mr. and , Mrs. Ludwig: Boraks of 17135 San Juan Dr., 2 to 7 p.m. Sunday. ELAINE RUTH BRENT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Brent of 17529 Greenlaw•, 6' to 10 p.m., Sunday. No...…
…a • Women tt A luncheon will be held June next January. Assisting her are 8, at the home of Mary Wal- lace on Pennington Dr., to hon- or Dorothy Brown, president of the LAWRENCE H. JONES AUX- ILIARY. The following officers will be installed: Dorothy Brown, president Celia Silverman, sen- ior vice president; Ruth Schrie- ber, Junior vice president; Jean Bross, corresponding secretary; Florence Beyers, treasurer. Trus- tees are Mary Wallace,...…
…••• Detroit Jewish Community History Is Traced Back to 1867 By IRVING I. KATZ Executive Secretary of Temple Beth El In 1887 Detroit had a popula- a tion of about 60,000, including about 400 Jews. Temple Beth El, organized in 1850 as an orthodox congregation,' was reform for some years, meeting in the Riv- ard Street' Synagogue, its first house of worship. Congregation Shaarey Zedek, founded in 1861 as a split from Beth El when the latter in...…
…Danny THE JEWISH NEWS-23 Friday, June 3, 1949 P -= 0 S LISTENING T General Clay Gets First Talmud Judaism Suppressed In 'Iron Curtain' Lands., Committee Report Says Raskin's NEW YORK (JTA) — Charges that "there exists a common pattern of suppression of all in- dependent religious, cultural and communal activities" in t h e Soviet Union and the countries of Eastern Europe were made by the American Jewish Com- mittee in a statement issued...…
…Try and Stop Me 24 — THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 3, 1949 --By BENNETT CERF N- EW YORK'S Mayor Bill O'Dwyer spotted Harry Hersh- field,' the star of the radio program, "Can You Top This," in the throng pouring out of the Yankee Stadium 'after a big double-header 41. with the Cleveland Indians. i"Climb into my car, <-@ Harry," suggested the' !mayor, "and I'll drive you downtown." The car zoomed southward, [ignoring red lights, at about 16...…
…World, Local News Brevities The appointment of Philip Houtz of New York as executive director of the NATIONAL JEWISH H 0 S- PITAL at Den- y e r , America's first free n o n- sectarian tuber- culosis hospital, was announced by Milton An- fenger, the hos- pital's president Mr. Houtz, for 11 years diked- Philip Houtz for of the Hos- pital's New York office, will as- sume his new post on July 1. A native of Detroit, Mr. Houtz re- ceived his bache...…
