Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1941 — Page 3

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Friday, December 26, 1941

THE JEWISH POST

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Open House Tues. At Kirshbaum For Men In Service Indianapolis Jewish hoys home on furlough from the army, navy, and marine posts all over the nation will be honored w r ith an Open House at 8:30 p. m. this Tuesday at Kirshbaum Center. This affair, which is planned by the Army and Navy Committee of the Jewish Community Center Association and the Service Committee of the Indianapolis Jewish Youth Central Council will serve as a homecoming celebration for boys already in the service, as well as a farewell party for those to be inducted during the coming month. Earl Breech and his orchestra will provide music for dancing, and refreshments will be served. Invitations have been issued to members of Kirshbaum Center, to the young men in service, their families and friends. Members of the Youth Council will act as hostesses. This same group of young women have voluntered to carry on correspondence with the Service Men whose names have been turned in to the Army and .Vavy Committee. In addition, Jewish soldiers and sailors stationed at Fort Benjamin Harrison, the Naval Armory, and Billings General Hospital who are unable to be with their own families on that date have been invited to attend.

Lonq Illness Fatal To Daniel Stauber Funeral services for Daniel Stauber, 61, who died at his residence, 5340 Primrose on Thursday, Dec. 18, were held at Aaron Ruben Funeral Home, Friday with Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht and Cantor A. Portnov officiating Mr. Stauber, before coming to Indianapolis was in the motion picture and department store business in Youngstown, 0. He had been ill for the past 5% years. He was a member of the Indianapolis Hebrew congrega lion. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Regina Stanley Stauber and five sons, Fred Stauber and Paul Stauber. both of Toledo, 0.; Edward Stauber, Eugene Stauber and Louis Stauber, all of In dianapolis. Burial was in the Indianapolis Hebrew congregation cemetery.

GETS PROMINENT OFFICE —At its thirty-third annual meeting, held in New York, Maurice Jacobs, Executive Director of The Jewish Publication Society of America, was elected treasurer of the National Interfraternity Conference, which is composed of the 59 national Greek-letter college fraternities, non-Jewish and Jewish. Mr. Jacobs' election was the second time in the Conference's history that a member of a Jewish college fraternity was honored by election to office.

Local J.W.V. Post I ; To Aid Bond Sale, Plane Fund Drive I The Indianapolis post of the IJewish War Veterans will participate iii a sweeping nationwide “Victory Program’’ adopted by the National Executive ComImilter* of the J.W.V., calling for [the enlistment of the 250,000 American Jewish War Veterans in war services, sale of $25,000,000 in defense bonds and the purchase of six pursuit planes for the government, it was announced today, by Saul C. Koby, commander of the local post. Plans for the three drives were outlined in a series of “Emergency orders” received by the local commander from national headquarters. At the same time, the J.W.V. made public a proclamation to its members calling on them to subordinate al activities to “one duty—to serve our country for victory.”

Kirshbaum Center will close New Year’s Day at 1 p. m. Kirshbaum Center’s Chess Team will meet the “Bishops”, one of the outstanding teams in the Central Indiana Chess Association at 8:30 p. m., Tuesday, Jan. 6 at Kirshbaum Center. Stanley Epstein, captain of the team, Joe Adelsman, Philip Juran, Jacob Gruenbaum and Fred Kaldor, are expected to play. In the Intramural Basketball League last Sunday at Kirshbaum Center, the Flyers defeated the Marines in the first game, 23-19, and Army overcame Navy, 39-29.

Eight Groups Present Pageant In Fort Wayne Special A Chanukah pageant was presented by representatives of eight Jewish organizations of Fort Wayne last Friday evening at Temple Achduth Vesholom. Taking part were Dr. H. W. Salon, president, Achduth Vesholom Temple; Mrs. I. L. Bronstein, Temple Sisterhood; Mrs. Joseph Stiefel. Temple Brotherhood; Miss Minnette Braum, representative, Jewish Federation; Mr. Harry King, president, B’nai B’rith; Mrs. Nicholas Brazy, Hadassah; Mr. Byron Novitsky, Zionist District; Miss Kathryn Wolf, representative, B’nai B’rith Auxiliary.

There will be no league contests this Sunday.

Many Students Return Here From Colleges For Vacation

MRS. SAFRIN DIES Funeral services for Mrs. Jenny Safrin, 65, were held Sunday at Aaron Ruben funeral home with Rabbi Samuel Katz and Cantor A. Portnov officiating. Mrs. Safrin, who died in her home, 928 8. Meridian, Friday after an illness of 8 weeks, was a member of the Sharah Tefllla congregation and the Gimiles Chesod Society. Survivors are her husband, Karl Safrin; her father, Falik Pomerantz of Chicago; two sons, Morris Safrin and William Safrin; three daughters, Miss Esther Safrin and Miss Anna Safrin, both of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ethel Smith of Noblesville; three sisters. Miss Ethel Pomerantz and Miss Clara Pomerantz of Chi. I cago; Mrs. Morris Fishbein, Poland, and a brother, Philip Pomerantz, of Chicago. Burial was in Sharah Tefllla cemetery.

Many students were home this week from campuses throughout the nation, and entertainments were being arranged almost every night for the returning sons and daughters. The following is a partial list of the students and the colleges they attend: University of Indiana — Meriam Sicanoff, Betty Beitman, Alberta Shalansky, Phyllis Levey, Norma Miller, Joe Tuchman, Joe Rabin, Sid Izsaks, Abe Schuchman, Dave Baerncopf, Sid Jaffe, Leo Klein, Marcus Goldman, Bill Weinstein, Ed Siegal. Sid Calm, Irving Summerfield, Justin and Larry Frommer, Harold Rappoport, Bill Schocter, Irving Sablosky, Whitney Greenberg and Arnold Marks. Purdue University — Bob Romer, Henry Schildmeier, Bol Kahn, Stanley Herman, Louis Cohen, Ruth Adele Levin, Franklin Levin. Northwestern—Jean Sachs. Tulane—Richard Weiss. Jennings Seminary — Norma Rae Dannin. University of Dayton—Arthui Dannin. School of music in Chicago —

Martin Marks. Goucher in Baltimore—Rosalie Lurvey, Louise Glasser. University of Michigan—Gol dio Katz, Barbara Sternfels and Marv Bornman. University of Chicago—Diane Cohen. Harvard—Sam Mantel Jr. University of Illinois — Bert Sadock, Adele Sternberger, Harriett Levey, Joe Goldsmith and Charlotte Solotken. Radcliff—Gloria Strashun. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass. — Bob Mazur.

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FAST TIME Molly Litvak pulled a fast one a few weeks ago when she and her fiance became one, away ahead of schedule, after a shower given for her in honor of her impending marriage. Molly was to be married the 28th of this month Girls have been virtually “wearing the pants” for a long time, and now we find that it is no longer virtual, but literally so. Proof are the Little Boys’ pants being featured at Schamburg’s Dress Shop which are exact replica of the masculine editions. * * * THE ROMANTIC CYCLE About one hundred guests gazed breathlessly at the vision which was Edna Schultz as the orchestra played “Because” and then emitted a long sigh as the song ended and Edna proceeded down the aisle to the tune of “Here Comes the Bride.” The wedding, which took place in Terre Haute was a particularly lovely one, and friends and relatives from many states gathered to enjoy the ceremony, dinner and dancing. Irv Long, Bud Greenberg, Dar Wood and wife, and many others arrived from Chicago; Lily Mae Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sicanoff, Miriam, Walt and Paul Sicanoff, Loretta Diness and Terry Fisher of I. U., Bert Cohen (off to Akron this week), Mr. Feibleman, represented Indianapolis, and in the large bridal party Blanche Smith and Blanche Schultz were two especially lovely bridesmaids. Adolph Hecht of I. U. might have been the groom for all his nervousness in the procession, but Hy Schultz, brother of the bride, thought it quite a lark —and enjoyed every minute of it. Mr. Feibleman made a very impressive speech and toast to the newlyweds. Terry Fisher, incidentally, was recently given a Z. B. T. pin while visiting an officer in an Illinois army camp. Paul Sicanoff danced alternately with a cutie from Evansville by the name of Lieberman, and his father. And through all the festivities flowed plenty of champagne. The bridal couple fortunately were allowed to slip away quietly to begin their honeymoon in Florida. Sunday was indeed the day for wedding nuptials for there were no less than three—Evelyn Goldsmith’s and Miriam Forman being the other two Mrs. • • • MORE Dvera Cohen has temporarily left Naptown to seek adventure and success in that exciting town of Washington. And she can find it there if anywhere. The B’nai B’rith dinner dance two weeks ago, was especially impressive and entertaining this year—impressive because of the outstanding speakers, and entertaining because, well, just because B’nai B’rith put forth a lot of effort to plan the swell evening that more than four hundred people enjoyed. On hand among others were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben and Joe Bleeden, Dave Yaver and wife, Mrs. Shapiro, (formerly of this city and now of Chicago), Harry Farb£r and wife, Max Katz and family, Dave Sablosky and wife, Ben Maierson and wife, Sylvia Rosenfield recently of Continued on Page 7

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