The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin • Page 2

April 2, THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE iCJamed On Staff of Teachers' College Templo Sisterhood To Hoar Address By Food Authority Roy E. Hanson to Speak On "Revolution In Foods" Thursday Afternoon, April 8 SccSall and PenTJoni'I i i 1 at Beth El Meeting A joint meeting of the Men's club and the Parents and Teachers association of the Beth El Temple will be held in the vestry of the Temple on Monday evening, April 12 at 8 p. m. The superintendent of schools In Milwaukee, lwell P. Goodrich, will speak on, "The Heritage of American Youth." Vocal selections will be given by Annabelle Chudnow Schulner.

accompanied by Mrs. Morris Budner. Refreshments will be served. The community is invited to attend. Item of toferr t.r ttwjo aolnsm Jr bo Wtptaoftprt, or broujhl to tttt offk pf Ttaf Wioni Jeti 240 N.

Sunset, ptwa KArqwlin t02. AnoHtiKffit tit aMrarniwMita "Bd voddoura to tauertod onlumia null tie evened Itr tUa perooo ipoofbi for the aiuaouBcpnwnl. Ttn-Itnmo Dumbrt-a oJ jtartlea eoiwrmwi ahmiJd pu rpo-ira vrifcaiioa. Ali mathtr ho rah tht otiie ou Inter ttiaa Vi etlnruistf imjsutj to imura pubucstlaa lit taaae of ttui the new director of the religious school, will give the introductory address, outlining plans for religious school work for the coming year. Miss Virginia Bartelt, who i associated with the Wisconsin College of Music, and graduate of the School of Drama, will present a group of readings.

Rabbi Joseph L. Baron will offer the closing prayer. Members are privileged to bring their friends as guests and packages of dehydrated vegetables will be given to those who attend. Mrs. Harold M.

Baum, president and A Clinic of Foods in War Effort" wdl be the subject under discussion at the meeting of the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jeshu run, which will be held Thursday afternoon, April at 2 p. m. in the auditorium of the community house, 2419 E. Kenwood boulevard. The subject chosen by the guest speaker of the afternoon, Roy E.

Hanson, is Revolution in Foods." Mr. Hanson la an authority on the packaging of foods, and is local sales director of food packaging in one of our large manufacturing plants In Milwaukee, which, under government direction, is now processing, packaging and shipping dehydrated foods to all parts of the world. Veteran Recalled to Active Duty Paul Maon. president of Peter SAM SHURMAN Shurman, 51, of 3333 N. Sherman boulevard, died Monday at the County Emergency hospital.

Mr. Shurman has been resident manager of Loews, distributors of MGM Pictures, and active in the theatrical field in Milwaukee for 25, yeans. II was head of the war activity committee of the motion picture industry in Milwaukee, He was a thirty-second degree Mason, affiliations including Harmony lodge, Scottish Rite consistory, and Tripoli Shrine, and was a World War veteran and a member of Cudworth post of the American Legion. Surviving are his wife, Mary; one son. Jack; a daughter, Mrs.

Lenore Woolf a brother, Milton of Memphis, and five sisters, Mrs. Sam Plough and Mrs. Lawrence Sternberger of Memphis; Mrs. Maurice Jelenko and Mrs. Maurice Potaschnik, both of St Louis, and Mrs.

Sam Isen-burg, Collinsville, 111. Funeral services were conducted on Wednesday toy the Harmony lodge at the Feerick chapel, 21W5 E. Capitol drive. Burial was in St Louis on Thursday. MAX 51.

ROSEN Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m. Sunday at the Goodman Mrs. M. T.

Heller, program chairman, hope to welcome a record Royal Feldman Post Jewish War Council of Jewish Women Annual Luncheon Meeting The Milwaukee section of the National Council of Jewish Women will hold its annual luncheon meeting Tuesday, April 13, at 12:15 p. m. at the Temple Emanu-El B'ne Jcshurun. Rabbi Ricwrd C. HerU of North Shore Congregation Israel, Glen-coe.

111., will speak on "Jefferson's Creed and Our Time." There will be a skit entitled, "Yankee Doodle Reports" from manuscript loaned through the courtesy of the Jewish Children's Home Auxiliary. The luncheon will be canteen style. Make reservations with Mrs. Charles Mandel, Edgewood 0126, before April 10. Veterans, was recalled io acxive The meetinsr will be oDened by a WEDDINGS Lichter-Keitmau Mrs.

Kittie Freund, Burleigh trf et, announces the marriage, on Sunday. March 28, of her daughter, Ruth Reitman, to Max Lrfhter, son of. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lkhter, N.

Forty-ninth street. Rabbi Louis J. Swichkow officiated Bernfeld-Ugent The marriage of their daughter, Bertha, to Sidney Berafeld, son of Mi. and re. Fred Bernfeld, 2325 N.

Fiftieth street, on Sunday evening, March 28, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ugent, 2513 N. Forty -fifth street. Rabbi Simon Winograd officia-ted at the ceremony which took place at the Astor hotel with friends and relatives of the immediate families of the bride and groom, present The dignity of the ceremony was greatly enhanced by the beauty of the wedding canopy which was especially designed by the father of the bride.

prayer, offered by Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg. Kabbi Lewis batiow, duty with the navy and is now assigned as an instructor for quartermasters and signalmen at the Great Lake Naval Btation. He enlisted in the navy as an apprentice seaman in 1907. At the time of the first world war, he held the position as chief quartermaster and continued in the naval service until he was transferred to the reserve in 1922. DR.

HERMAN WEIL Dr. Herman Weil, president of the New Home club, professor of physical sciences at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, has accepted a call to join the staff of the Milwaukee State Teachers' col-lefre. From 1929 until 1938. Dr Weil Suggests Use of Greek Mercy Ships Stockholm (JTA) A suggestion that Swedish ships now being used to carry mercy shipments of food to Greece be utilized for the transportation of Jewish refugees from the Axic-occupied countries is made by the London correspondent of the Svenska Morgenhladet in an article appearing in that paper. The correspondent Bjogn Hall-strom, points out that the Swedish ships pick up food destined for Greece mainly in Canadian ports.

These vessels, which usually return empty, "could be used to save Jews in the Balkans and other occupied countries," he writes. CLASSIFIED Camp Clubs Equipped By irnai B'rith Washington, D. (JTA) A total of 267 recreational facilities at army camps, isolated military barracks and naval stations, air bases, coast guard bases and army hospitals in 29 states and the District of Columbia were furnished, decorated and ecpaipped by B'nai B'rith during the year ending March 15, as part of its national war service program, it was announced here by Henry Monsky, president of B'nai B'rith and chairman of its national war service committee. taught in German educational in- chapel, 1701 W. Walnut street for Max M.

Rosen. 40. attornev. of sUtutions and came to this country tMKHtD KOOH: Kom. for 1 or M3 E.

Bradford, I.AkU 4MOH-K. WANTf-D: Hum la rvfliM-4 JrwWh hmmr by iiMf man. WrU Hex ear of lh maraaoli 4rih I hroalcle. 2112 N. Fifteenth street who died 1938.

After one year of schol-at his home Tuesdav night. He arship at the State University of came to Milwaukee from Rankin, Iowa and one year of 31 years ago. i ship at Nebraska Central college, He was a graduate of West Di-! appointed professor at the I OR KENT; FnrnUhi4 akxiM ranm. Board pllaaal. Call II I II lop 3H1.

vision High school, Milwaukee ul During his few years in Milwau State Teachers' college and Mar kee, Dr. Weil has been very active in Jewish community work. Be- 1 1 1 1 Beth El Sisterhood to Present Artist Miss Hope Goodman will be the guest artist for the Beth El Sisterhood's April 5 meeting in a dramatization of "21 Castle Street" written by H. W. Kati.

All new members who joined during the past year will be paid special tribute and a short business meeting a skit will be presented by the membership chairmen, Mmes. Harry Lovett and Aaron Neidorf, entitled "Conversation During a Blackout" The program will be preceded by a 1 o'clock buffet style luncheon. The closing Oneg Shabbat of the season will be held Saturday, April 10, at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs.

Sam Shumow, 3291 N. Sherman boulevard. Dr. William Biddle, head of the Psychology department of the State Teachers' college, will be the guest speaker. Community singing and social hour will complete the afternoon program.

Members and guests are cordially invited. If TTTN suies presiaent oi ine new Home club, he is a member of the Milwaukee Refugee committee and on the board of directors of the I Jewish Vocational Service. tutors Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davidson Soper, N.

Morris boulevard, announce the birth of a son, Davison Eugene, March 21, at the Columbia hospital. Phi chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma at the University of Wisconsin, announces the recent initiation of Lorraine Lustock, Milwaukee, and Ann Peven, Athens, on March 20. Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim, Cleveland, formerly of Milwaukee, addressed the Rotary club, Tuesday, March 30. Her subject was, "The Axis Blunders Four Times." Mrs.

Fuldheim has traveled in Europe and South America for more than 12 years, meeting leaders of various movements and talking with the people. Mrs. Fuldheim is well known in Milwaukee for her club and lecture work. mm id quette university law schooL He was a member of Kappa Mu Rha, national honorary law fraternity; Epsilon Phi Rho, social fraternity; Gilead lodge of B'nai B'rith, and was active in Progressive party circles. He is survived by hi3 parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Adolph Rosen; three sisters, Mrs. Jack Krause and Gertrude and Beverly Rosen, all of Milwaukee, and three brothers, Isadore of Milwaukee, Corp. Ben, now overseas, and Corp. George, Camp Murphy, Florida.

Burial will be in Spring Hill cemetery. MRS. SYLVIA MENDELSOHN IT'S IT'S IN FASHION COLONY Medical Fraternity Elects Officers At a recent meeting of Alpha Lambda chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon, national Jewish medical fraternity at the Schroeder hotel, the undergraduate chapter held a joint meeting with the alumni club at which seven new men were initia- Services for Mrs. Sylvia Men- 1 te actIV? memtwrs. Alter the Mr.

and Mrs. Morry Zenoff, N. Stowcll avenue, announce the birth of a daughter, Victoria. The baby has an older brother, David. Mrs.

Zenoff is the former Claire I i in Suits of delsohn, 37, wife of Henry Mendel- initial100 there was a banquet sohn, were held Wednesday at the whjch was attended by about sev-Schram and Bensman chapel, 2221 entV members. There were sev-N. Teutonia avenue, with burial e1, guests from the Chicago club, in Ansche Lebovitz cemetery. Mrs. I The graduating members were Mendelsohn died Sunday in Roches- presented keys.

They are Drs. ter, Minn. Her home was at 2G24 I Donald Winnick and Joseph Gil-N. Fortieth street The newly elected officers She was a member of the Jewish i Conference On Refugees Will Not Be Delayed Washington (JTA) The Anglo-American conference on refugee problems will be held at the earliest practicable date and will not be delayed by difficulties over finding a meeting place, Secretary of State Cordell Hull said. This was taken as a reference to Canadian annoyance over the fact that Hull's recently published note to Great Britain suggested Ottawa as a site for the conference without his having consulted the Canadian government.

He said the place of the conference had not yet been determined finally. Orr.hAn' home, the Junior Hada- I "sui-. vm Sid Kohler; chancellor, Marvin sah and the Home for the Aged Lt. Walter Gold. son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred L. Gold, N- Stowell avenue, is visiting with his parents during his leave. A recent visitor in Milwaukee was Lt J. Zimmerman, formerly of this city.

He is stationed at Maxwell Field, Nashville, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaiser have returned front their honeymoon in Florida. Mrs.

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Cold finish button trim. Sizes 10-18. SUITS SECOND FLOOR NORTH i fill (h Jews. She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Max Eisen-berg. Besides her husband she is survived by two sons, Malcom and Freddie; a sister, Mrs. Mary Book-staff, and two brothers, David Eisenberg, Chicago, and Ernest Eisenberg, Washington, D. C. In Polish ghettos, established by Nazis, as many as 1,000 people are forced to live in one house and i single rooms hold up to 13 persons.

Hull confirmed that his current conversations with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden dealt, in part with the most recent phases Corp. Max Karl is spending his furlough in Milwaukee. He is stationed with the air corps at Cha-nute Field, Illinois. of the Jewish refugee problem, amone others. He said that he and Mr.

Eden had met each other half way in their thoughts, ideas and efforts to find ways of advancing the problem further to A single British night raid of 1000 bombers over the Rhineland cost close to 14 million dollars, the largest single item being the cost of the planes that were lost ward a satisfactory solution, i Every attention was being given to this, he said. 4. 1 1 rs 1 St 1 I rluA i TaV -i 8 'm jy. tl .1 -Z iL. I Again we demonstrate our leadership in ALASKA SEAL by bringing you the choice pelts we selected at the U.

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