JEWISH

CENTERVol. 7, No. 26

COMMUNITY '

LLETINOFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PORTLAND JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER

Friday, March 16, 1945 Portland, Maine

Federation Leaders Named To Key Campaign PostsAnna Blumenthal To Head Women’s Division Of Federation Campaign; Harold P. Nelson Leads Men’s Division

Spring Festival On March 25 Planned By Yudy Elowitch & Co.Bert Silverman And Arnold Goodman Assisting In Preparation Of Gala Program

Yudy Elowitch, chairman, and his assistants, Arnold Goodman and Bert Silverman, promise a gala evening at the Spring Festival Dance taking place at the Center, Sunday,

Harold, George and AnnaWith Anna Blumenthal on his left and Harold P. Nelson on his right,

General Chairman George I. Lewis confident. George this week ap­pointed Ann to the high post of Chairman of the Women’s Division, and named Harold, Chairman of the Men’s Division. Ann and Harold, both veteran campaigners, deserve this recognition, and have already swung into action; and are now 7 busy building up to full strength, their respective Divisions.

Mr. Hyman Mersky, Chairman of Special Gifts, is organizing his Committee for the big job ahead, and is making the most extensive preparation in the history of local campaigning to get the best cover­age of every prospective “Special Gifts” contributor.

has two powerful reasons for beingIn next week’s issue of the “Bul­

letin,” Hyman Mersky, Anna Blumenthal and Harold Nelsen will announce the leaders who will serve in key spots in each of the three major Divisions.

Dont Miss

Cedric FosterThursday, March 22

March 25th.Music, entertainment, food,

drinks and fun galore will be enjoyed by all — Nate Gold and his Commanders provid­ing the music, while Yossell La Reis, indirectly from Paris, will present his Stupor Follies, with an all-star cast.

In charge of decorations, which will be in tune with the spirit of the season, is Mrs. Shepard Cutler; food and drinks are under the super­vision of Mrs. Arnold Good­man.

Don’t miss an evening long to be remembered—Sunday, March 25th. Make your res­ervations NOW—tickets $2.40 per couple—call either Mrs. David Novick, Mr. Arnold Goodman or Mr. Bert Silver-man. BERT SILVERMAN

Center Women’s Club To Honor Service Wives And Mothers

Annual Tea On March 21 To Be Addressed By Mrs. Ruth Worth Gailey

Plans for the annual tea honoring the mothers and wives of service­men Wednesday, March 21st, in the Center, were completed when the Executive Board of the Center Women’s Club met recently with Mrs. Myer H. Sacknoff, Coyle Street. Since the list is incomplete, the Club cordially invites all moth­ers and wives in the vicinity to attend.

Mrs. Ruth Worth Gailey will give an illustrated talk on musical ther­apy. This is an entirely new field and is one that will be of great in­terest to us all. Mrs. Gailey was

graduated recently from the Na­tional Foundation of Musical Ther­apy, in New York, and has been do­ing extensive work all over the State in servicemen’s hospitals. She is a teacher of the piano and is also well known in musical cir­cles as an organist and choir di­rector.

Mrs. Manny Brooks, assisted by her committee, will be in charge of the tea arrangements.

Mrs. Carl Zolov was named chairman of the Nominating Com­mittee, which will report at this meeting. Her committee inculdes Mrs. Barnett I. Shur, Mrs. Norman I. Godfrey, Mrs. Boris Shainman and Mrs. Abraham Zimmerman.

Mrs. Arnold Goodman was named chairman of a committee to for­mulate new by-laws. Mrs. Shepard H. Cutler was appointed in charge of a. salad bowl supper, which will precede the annual meeting in May.

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We have been noticing quite a few of the old faces around town back from the wars. We hope that this is some criterion (Honest, that came from me) of a near war ending.

HOME ON LEAVES AND FURLOUGHS: “Yudy” Turesky, Louie Black, Lennie Stein, Libbie Diamon Kaatz, Henry Cutler and Phil Gerber. Phil really pulled a funny one. On his arrival to the States, he cutely picked up the telephone and called his home. You can imagine the feeling that Mrs. Gerber had when she picked up the receiver and heard Phil’s voice. He quietly told his ma that he got a ride from Italy to Florida and another ride from Florida to Devens. Planes are quite the fashion today. “Glad to have ya back, Phil.”

NEW ADDRESSES: Lt. Col. Lewis H. Weinstein, LIAISONSEC. Hq., ETO, A. P. O. 887, c/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y. . . . Harold Woolf, IRTC, Camp Livingston, La. ... Lt. David L. Diamon, Hq. IARTC, Camp Shelby, Mississippi. . . . Charles Young, Sqd. E, 112 AAFBU, Westover Field, Mass. . . . C/M Wil­liam Lewis Levi, S/S The Cottonwoods, Bernuth Lembeke Co., Inc., c/o Fleet Post Office, New York, N. Y. . . . Corp. Jerry Sheriff, Co. E, 328 Inf., 1st Plat., A. P. O. 26, c/o Postmaster, New York. ... I. Solomon, C. E. M. Naval Training School (EM) C6- 104, Camp Peary, Virginia. . . . Pvt. Raymond Broisman, 346 Inf. Reg., Co. I, A. P. O. 448, c/o Postmaster, New York, N. Y.PROMOTION DEPT.: From 2nd to 1st Lieut., Joseph Chandler Seigal.

Congrats.

LETTERS AND ALL: Jerry Sheriff from Germany writes: “Sent home a package to my mom and included a German flag which I thought might serve as a souvenir for the Center. You’ll find it a bit tattered, but if you think that’s bad you ought to catch a glimpse of the building we took it from. So, at your earliest convenience, get in touch with Mother and she will have the flag for you. Give my regards to all in Portland and I hope before many more weeks pass, we’ll be together.” (Jerry, that will be quite a souvenir for the Center—the German flag—and I for one am going to make a suggestion to have some kind of a room for all these things that the gang will send back. Thanx.) . . . Izzy Solomon writes us from Virginia and says that in his travels he has only met one Portland fellow that used to work with him. This all happened when he was in New Guinea, but he failed to mention who this fellow was. So, if you fel­lows know Izzy and if you know where he worked and if you know the guy that worked with him, then you know the guy. (For crying out loud, Izzy, the next time don’t make me go through this whole business. All you have to do is give us the fella’s name. If the folks don't understand this, it will all be your fault.)

Paul Lane from Italy writes: “Gee, Eddie, long time no see, so let’s hope this is going to be V YEAR. Some one of these days with this Rotation and furloughs going on, I may walk into the Center and go back to my old sport of basketball and start call­ing time outs. Tell Dean Silverman to give us some dope on the goings on regarding Center and High School Basketball.” (Paul, that Is what the guy has been doing for the past four months. Unless he doesn’t know how to express himself. Here’s the sum- up, Portland lost to Waterville in the State Championship game, therefore Waterville competes in the N. E. Tourney, the same as last year.) . . . Found a note in my box saying that Pfc. Milton Erlick was seriously wounded in France on February 12. For any further information, I’ll have to delve into this more thoroughly.

Jackie Schwartz writes: “At present I’m stationed in Paris and I’m certainly making the most of it. No need for me to tell you the beauties of the city. (I wonder what kind of beauties he’s talking about.) I was happy in reading that fellows like Irv Herman and Mickey Schultz are back in the States. We must all certainly take our hats off to them. It is funny, when I was in England I saw quite a few of the Portland boys and now I have yet to see a single one. I wish that, if any of the boys are in Paris they would get in touch with me at the Seine Section Headquarters. Look up my telephone number, give me a ring and I’ll take on from there.” (Jackie, take care of the wine and women there, that you mentioned that you are not interested in. Forgive me.) . . . Norman Rosen in a letter to his folks, from Hawaii, writes: “You could do me a favor and tell the people at the Center that we have (meaning Warren Mersky) and I’m very grateful to the ‘Bulletin’ for making the meeting possible. I’m a very happy boy with Warren around. There’s a possibility that we may meet up with Bobby Oransky in the near future, and that will be some reunion.”

AROUND THE TOWN: Harold “Proportionately” Nelson has been named chairman of the Men’s Division in the coming Federation drive. (I always wanted to know what the P stood for in Harold’s name.) . . . Sidney “Toonkle Moonkle” Davidson giv­ing a steam job to everyone he meets at the Center. Always stir­ring it up and then hot footing away from the scene. Weekly at the Center Men’s Club suppers, some of the boys are usually asked to take on a waiter’s job for the following week's supper. Sidney’s answer always is, “I won’t be able to make it as I’ll be in

» Organization News «B’nai B’rith And Aux. Plan Installation And Banquet April 8

On April 8, 1945, the Cumberland Lodge, B’nai B’rith, and its Auxili­ary will hold its annual Banquet and Installation of officers at the Jewish Community Center. The joint entertainment committee, con­sisting of Mrs. George Bress and David Royte, co-chairmen, and Mrs. Philip Rudek, Mrs. Jack Merdek, Mrs. Augustus Levy, Mrs. Albert Yorra, Mrs. Maurice Palais and Saul Brennerman, Maurice A. Ross and Albert Yorra, are planning an unusual program of entertainment which offers many surprises for those who attend. The committee has arranged for an unusually fine catered dinner which be served at 6:30 Sharp.

Harry Kelson, Publicity Chairman.

Mrs. Myer Goldberg Nominated To Presidency Of B’nai B’rith Auxiliary

An Executive Board meeting of the B’nai B’rith Auxiliary was h at the home of Mrs. Philip Rud Monday, March 12th.

A slate was presented to the board for the election of new offi­cers for the coming year: Presi­dent, Mrs. Meyer Goldberg; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. Abner Kantor; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. Max Fischman; Rec. Secy., Mrs. Louis Drogin; Corr. Secy., Mrs. Jack Merdek; Fin. Secy., Mrs. George Bress; Treas­urer, Mrs. Philip Rudek. Election of officers will be held Monday af­ternoon, March 19th, at 2:15 P. M.

Installation of officers will be held Sunday night, April 8th, with the men’s group.

A report was given on a donation to the Red Cross.

Mrs. Benjamin Zolov presided for business.

Passover Need?There may be a family too re­

luctant to express their true needs. We are constituted to relieve this need, with dignity and brotherhood.

Should you know of such a family or individual, kindly contact any one of the following members of our committee, at once.

United Hebrew Charities.Meyer Karlin, ChairmanMrs. Jacob Rubinsky Mrs. Mendel Silverman William GoodmanBenjamin Fireman

Henry Monsky Congratulates Comm. Archie M. Greenberg

Reprinted from the February is­sue of the “Jewish War Veterans’ Reporter”:

B’NAI B’RITHJanuary 26, 1945.

Comm. Archie H. Greenberg Jewish War Veterans276 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. Dear Archie:

May I take this occasion to con­gratulate you upon your election as Chairman of the National War Vet­erans’ Council and to wish you suc­cess in this new and important re­sponsibility.

I am pleased to recall the cordial relationship that has existed be­tween the officers of the Jewish War Veterans and the officers of the Supreme Lodge of B’nai B’rith and the cooperative efforts of our two national organizations.

Much benefit could result from the extension of this cooperation on a local level and I am sure that the B’nai B’rith Lodges and the Jewish War Veterans’ Posts will be able to find increased opportunities for collaboration.

With cordial regards,Sincerely yours,

HENRY MONSKY.

Girl Scouts To Celebrate 33rd Anniversary

Girl Scout Troop No. 22 of the Jewish Community Center will cele­brate the 33rd birthday of Girl Scouting at its next meeting. The Troop has planned a Mother and Daughter tea to be held on March 19. Mothers and relatives of the scouts are invited to attend. Enter­tainment will be presented by the girls.

Mrs. Ruth Greenberg, Troop Lead­er, will conduct an investiture service. Badges and ribbons will be awarded to the girls who have earned them.

Mrs. Max Kaplan Renominated President Of Home Auxiliary

Mrs. Max Kaplan was renomi­nated president of the Ladies’ Aux­iliary of the Jewish Home for Aged, at a meeting Monday afternoon at the Jewish Community Center. Other officers nominated were: Mrs. Oscar Tabachnick, first vic*- president; Mrs. Sadye Schatz, se. ond vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Mack, treasurer; Mrs. Benjamin Levy, recording secretary; Mrs. Samuel Comeras, financial secre­tary.

Mrs. Tabachnick announced 170 Life Members. A movie depicting Red Cross activities was shown. It was announced that the final cook­ing class will be held Monday, March 19, at the home of Mrs. Sadye Schatz. Hostesses at the meeting were: Mrs. Gussie Mack, Mrs. A. Rosen, Mrs. Goldie Gins­burg, Mrs. Jacob Mack, Mrs. Sam­uel Cinamon, and Mrs. Kaplan.

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AT HIS SIDE+Bangor.” He has yet to miss a dinner and he has yet to be a waiter. What a guy! I . . . Attended a Center Youth meeting the other day and was my face red. Future congressmen, senators, and representatives are certainly in that group. Parliamentary law is kicked around there the same as at regular Federation and Board of Directors' meetings. Too smart for me. . . . The Center A and the Center B Basketball teams have entered the P. B. C. Basketball Tourney. We wish ’em luck. . . . Banjoeyes in deep concentration behind a PIPE these days. Cigarette shortage, y’know, Cornsilk tastes good, too.

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PORTLAND ZIONIST DISTRICTAgger, JacobAlbling, Percy Albert, Hyman Appell, Sam Arnowitz, Robert Astor, Max Baker, Harry Baum, Stacey E. Bennett, Maurice Berman, Edward J. Berman, Israel M. Berman, Jacob H. Berman, Sam Bernstein, Henry Bernstein, Israel Bernstein, Lewis Bernstein, Louis Bernstein, Louis R. Bernstein, Thomas Bernstein, William Blumenthal. Aaron Blumenthal. Boris Blumenthal, Louis Bogg, Joseph Bogg, William Bornstein, Philip Botwick, Harry Bramson, Samuel I. Bramson. Udell Branz, Harry Branz, Jack Branz, Maurice Branz, Solomon Breitbard, Abraham Bress, George Brickman. Harry Briggs, Cyrus K., Dr. Brook, Marvin Brooks, James B. Brynes, Sam Caplan, Elias, Dr. Carver, Harry Chapman, Edward (’bason. Saul G.Chude. Jack Citrin. Maurice Citrin. Michael Clayman. Benjamin Clennott, Robert Cohen. B. James, Dr. Cohen, Charles Cohen, LeoCohen. Maurice B. Cohan. Merrill B. Cohen, Maurice Cohen. Nathan Cohen, Samuel J. Cohen. William (’ope. Max L.Cope, MyerCope. Samuel. Dr. Cox. Morris. Dr. Cutler, Slienard Davidson. Aaron Davidson. David D. Davidson, Herman Davidson. Sidney Davis, Eugene Dorfman. Samuel Drees, Julius B. Ebenstein, David Ellis. John Elowitch, Abraham Elowitch, Julius Etcoff. Irving Feinman. Morris Feinstein, Max

Feldman, David Feldman, Ralph Fink, Arthur A. Finks, Henry B. Finn, Melvin Fleischer. Max Garber, Barney A. Garon, Harry Geisinger, Abe Geller, Harry Geller, Samuel Gerber, Saul Glazier, Simon Glickman, Maurice Glover, Norman Godfrey, Norman I. Goffin, Mitchell Goldberg, Abraham Goldberg, Benjamin Goldberg. Benjamin Geisinger, Harry Goldberg, Myer Golding, Frankly n A. Golding, Isaac Golding, Melvin Goldovitz, Meyer Goldstein, Louis Golodetz, Leo Goodman, Arnold Goodman, William Gordon, Abraham Gordon, Myer Gordon, Louis Green, Louis H. Greene, Frank R. Greenbaum, Aaron, Rabbi Greenberg, Maurice Gordon, Louis Greenman, Morris Greenstein, Julius Herman, Alfred Hugo, Hyman Hugo, Morris Issokson, Albert Israelson, Harry Jaffe, Edward E. Judelson, Harry Jacobson, Silas Kantor, Abner Kaplan, Harry K. Karlin. Maurice B.Katze, Sam Kelson, HarryKroot. Hyman La Reis, Joseph Larkin, Allen Lait, HarrisLamport, Ralph Larkin, JosephLebovitz, George Lelirman. Alexander Lerman. Frank S. Lelirman. Max Lerman, Myer M. Lerman, Paul Lerman. Samuel Levey. Abraham S. Levi, Edward R. Levine, Jack Levine, Maurice- Levine. Simon J.Levy, Augustus Lewis, Benjamin Lewis, George I. Lewis. Herman T. Litman, Julius Livingston, Eli C.

Livingston, MauriceLivingston, Thomas Lubin, Arthur Mack, LouisMack, NathanMackin, JosephMarcus, MyerMarcus, Harry Matluck, HarryMatson, LouisMerdek, JackMerdek, BenjaminMersky, HymanMersky, JosephMersky, MaxMersky, MauriceMiller, MauriceMolko, Mayer Needleman, William, Dr. Nelson. Harold P.Nelson, Arthur J.Novick, David Oransky, Morris Palmer, Ed Cutler Pasiencier, Szloma Passman. A. J.Perlin, William E. Pinansky, Max Pinansky, Samuel Polansky, Philip Pollard. Henry, Dr. Potter, Harold J.Potter, JacobPotter, Newell L.Potter, YolandPunsky, Harold Punsky, William Rapaport, Louis Resnick, LouisReuben, PhilipRosen. Philip Rosenberg, Jesse Rosenberg, Harold W. Rosenbloom. Charles Ross, Jacob M.Ross, James B.Ross, MauriceRoss. Ralph Ross, Samuel B.Royte, David L. Rubinoff. DavidSapiro. Jacob Schreiber. Arthur Schultz. WilliamSelar, DavidSclar. JosephSclar, MorrisSeigal, Nathan Sei ger, SamuelShapiro. Edward Sheriff, SaulSchilling, Philip Shulman. David Shur. BarnettShwartz, Harry M. Shwartz. S.Shwartz. Sidney P.Sigel, MaxSilverman. BertramSilverman, Joseph D.Silverman, LouisSilverman, Samuel Simon, MyerSimonds, Abraham H. Simonds, Max W.Slade, William

Slosberg, Gerald Slosberg, Jacob B. Slotsky. HaskellSlot sky, MarkSlotsky, SolomonSmall, IrvingSpector, MaxSpector, MorrisSpector, SamuelSprince, MartinStairman, MaxStein, FrankStein, MelvilleSutton, CasperTa bach nick, Henry, Dr.Tabachnick, IsraelTolin, HymanTroen, BenTroubh. AbrahamTroubh. BernardTuritz, HarryUtter. DavidVan der Noot, Harry Venner, Robert Vinick, Harry

Vinick, Jack Wasserman, Joseph Wax, CharlesWaxier, Joseph Waxman, GeraldWebber, Carl Weiner, Leo Weinman, Harry Weinman, Nathan Weinstein, Robert, Dr. Weisman, Abraham Wigon, Joseph Williams, Benjamin Willis, Lester Wine, LeoWolf. George Woolf, Edward I.Yorra, Albert Young. Lawrence Zade, Bernard Zimmerman. Abraham Zimmerman, Alfred M. Zolov, Benjamin, Dr. Zolov, Carl P.Zolov, Samuel

PIONEER WOMENLevine, Thomas, Mrs.Levine, Abraham, Mrs.Levine, Annie, Mrs.Levitan, Myer, Mrs.Long, David. Mrs.Lyons, Joseph, Mrs.Mack. Harry, Mrs.Mack, Benjamin, Mrs. Modes, Joseph. Mrs.Nelson, Samuel, Mrs.Nelson, Joseph, Mrs.(Iretsky, D., Mrs.Passman, Abraham, Mrs. Richman, Morris, Mrs.Rubin, Leah. Mrs. Schwartz. Ethel, Mrs.Seavey. Charles. Mrs.Seigal. David. Mrs.Seigal, Abraham. Mrs. Serota. Louis, Mrs.Serulnick, Abraham, Mrs. Serulnick. Max. Mrs.Shulman. Saul. Mrs.Silver. Myer. Mrs. Silverman, Jacob. Mrs. Tabachnick. Oscar, Mrs.Tarr. Isidore, Mrs.Taylor. Louis. Mrs. Turesky. Solomon, Mrs.Van Brocklin, Kenneth, Mrs. Weiner. Max. Mrs.Weinstein. Harry. Mrs. Whitney, Benjamin. Mrs. Wolf. J.. Mrs.Young, Jacob, Mrs.Zwonkin, Isaac, Mrs. Abrahamson. Esther, Mrs. Altwerger, Louis, Mrs.

Astor. Max, Mrs. Berenson, Hyman, Mrs. Bernstein, William, Mrs. Bloom, Dora, Mrs. Blumenthal. Sam, Mrs. Boogman. William. Mrs. Brickman, Harry, Mrs. Brinn, Myer, Mrs. Broisman, Harry, Mrs. (’apian. S., Mrs.(’llude. Joseph, Mrs. Cooper. Max. Mrs. (’ope, Myer. Mrs. Cox, Rose, Mrs.Crasnick. Robert. Mrs. Edison, Bessie. Mrs. Federman, Mrs. Fieldman, Cecelia. Mrs. Fineburg, Samuel, Mrs. Finkel man. Morris, Mrs. Geller, Louis. Mrs. Gerber, David, Mrs. Gerber. Anna. Mrs. Gerber. Goldie, Mrs. Geron. Philip, Mrs. Glovsky, Israel, Mrs. Goldman, Aaron. Mrs. Goodman. Theresa. Miss Gross, Ida, Mrs. ' Horwich. Oscar. Mrs. Kopelowitz. Samuel, Mrs. Kroot. Benjamin. Mrs. Lerman. Celia. Mrs. Lerman, Myer, Mrs. Lerman. Louis, Mrs. Levanthal. Joseph, Mrs. Levey. Rose, Mrs. Levine, L., Mrs.

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e men and women in our community who ons. This Honor Roll is to pay tribute to iation for all they have done to make this

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SENIOR HADASSAHAlibey, S., Mrs. Abramson. D., Mrs. Abramson, Louis, Mrs. Abramson, P., Mrs. Albert, H., Mrs.Albling, P., Mrs.Astor, M., Mrs.Baker, Morris, Mrs. Barnstone, S., Mrs. Baum, Stacey E., Mrs. Bennett, Maurice, Mrs. Bernstein, J. S., Mrs. Bernstein, Louis R.. Mrs. Bernstein, T., Mrs. Berman, E. .J., Mrs. Berman, I., Mrs.Berenson, II., Mrs. Berenson, Abraham, Mrs. Berenson, Hyman, Mrs. Berman, J., Mrs. Bernstein, I., Mrs. Bernstein. Louis, Mrs. Blumenthal, B., Mrs. Blumenthal, L., Mrs. Blumenthal, Sam, Mrs. Blumenthal, A., Mrs. Blumenthal, Anna, Mrs. Black, Louis S., Mrs. Blumenthal, A. H.. Mrs. Bogg. William. Mrs. Botwick, H., Mrs. Bornstein, Philip, Mrs. Branz, P.. Mrs.Brenner, J., Mrs. Brenner. N.. Mrs. Brennernian. Saul, Mrs. Bress, George, Mrs. Brickman. Harry, Mrs. Brooks, Golde, Mrs. Brynes, Samuel, Mrs. Burns, AT.. Mrs. Clennott. IL. Mrs.Cohen. Maurice, Mrs. Cohen. B. .Tames, Mrs. Crasnick, S.. Mrs.Cope. Max. Mrs. Chapman. Ida, Mrs. Cohen, Barnett, Mrs. Caplan. IL. Mrs’ Chude. N.. Mrs.Cope. B.. Mrs. Caplan, E.. Mrs.Chason. Saul G., Mrs. (’ope, Myer, Mrs. Cinamon. S.. Mrs.Cohen. William. Mrs. Cohen, L. L., Mrs. Clay man. B.. Mrs. Cutler. D.. Mrs.Cohen. A.. Mrs. Caplan. Sarah. Mrs. Cook, Max. Mrs.Cutler, S.. Mrs. Cohen, Charles, Mrs. Cohen, S., Mrs.Cohen. Esther, Mrs. Cohen, I. Edward, Mrs. Chase. R., Mrs.Clayman. .Tack, Mrs. Cameras, S.. Ato. ... Citrin. J.. Airs.Caplan. R., Mrs;...............Caplan. Rose. Mrs..’ Citrin. M., Mrs. Davidson, FL. Mrs. Davidson. D., Mrs. Davidson. A., Mrs.

Deane, Al., Mrs.Davis, Harmoil, Mrs. Davidson, Goldie, Mrs. Don dos, Al., Mrs. Dansky, Rose, Mrs. Davis, Hyman, Mrs. Davidson, Sidney, Mrs. Davidson, David, Mrs. Davidson. G., Dr. Epstein, Al., Mrs. Epstein, A., Mrs. Epstein. Sarah, Mrs. Elowitcli, Abe, Mrs. Elowitcli. J., Mrs. Elowitcli. Esther, Mrs. Frank, Frances, Mrs. Fireman, P>., Mrs. Fieldman, C., Dr. Finkelman, R.. Mrs. Feldman, F., Mrs.Finn. II., Mrs. Fink. A.. Mrs. Fi neman, Mrs.Fineman. Fanny, Mrs. Fineburg, S., Mrs. Finkelman, David, Mrs. Farber, C., Mrs.Finburg, George, Mrs. Finn, Melvin. Mrs. Fisch man. Al., Mrs. Fogel. Joseph, Mrs. Finestein. Gussie, Mrs. Golodotz, S.. Mrs.Geron. P., Mrs. Grunes, P., Mrs. Gordon. L., Mrs. Glovsk.v, I.. Mrs. Ginsburg, L., Mrs. Geller. II.. Mrs.Green. Louis H.. Mrs. Gerrisli, Mrs.Goldberg. Benjamin, Mrs. Goffin. IL. Mrs.Ginsburg. G.. Mrs. Golodetz, Leo. Mrs. Goldfarb. S., Mrs. Godfrey. Norman. Mrs. Geller. Louis, Mrs. Greenbaum, Aaron. Mrs. Good man. Arnold. Mrs. Gordon. Louis, Mrs.Goodman. William. Mrs. Goldberg. ATyer. Mrs. Garon. II.. Mrs.Greenberg. Morris. Mrs. Goldberg. Rose. Mrs. Gordon. Abraham. Mrs. Glover. Norman. Mrs. Gertz. Harold. Mrs. Goldstein. Louis. Mrs. Goffin. Mitchel. Mrs. Goldman. L.. Mrs. Greenberg. Al., NTrs. Geller. IT.. Mrs.Gerish. Mrs.Golding. Frank. Mrs. Gerber. Sam. Mrs. Gerber. Saul. Mrs.Glen. J.. Mrs.Drinker. L.. Mrs.Gordon. Mrs.Goldstein. Abie. Mrs. Gilbert. L.. Mrs. Herman. L., Mrs. Herman. A., Mrs. Ilirshon, J., Mrs.

Horowich, C., Mrs. Hugo, Al., Mrs.Hoifman, Fanny, Mrs. Halpert, Harold K., Mrs. lssokson, Albert, Mrs. Israelson, Philip, Mrs.1 senman, A., Mrs. Josselson, D., Mrs. Jaffe, Edward E., Mrs. J udelslion, Leah, Miss Jacobs, William, Mrs. Kapelowitz, Mrs. Katze, S., Mrs.Karlin, A., Mrs. Karlin, AL, Mrs.Kaatz, Charles, Mrs. Karlin, Al., Mrs.Kroot, Abe, Mrs. Kantor, A., Mrs.Kaplan, Max, Mrs. Klaman, Eli, Mrs.Kramer, Morris, Mrs. Kaatz. Alex, Mrs.Levi, Ben, Mrs. Levine, L., Mrs.Lait, Harris, Mrs. hamper, Mildred, Mrs. Lamport, Goldie, Mrs. Lamport, Fanny, Mrs. LaReis, Joseph, Mrs. Larkin, J., Mrs.Laveen, I.. Mrs. Lazarovich, A., Mrs,. Leavitt, Mrs.Levine, Maurice, Mrs.Lehrman, Mrs. Lelirman. Max, Mrs.Lelirman, A., Mrs. Lerman, M., Mrs.Lerman, S., Mrs. Lerman, Frank, Mrs.Lerman, L.. Mrs. Levine. A.. Mrs.Levi. Al., Mrs. Livingston, T., Mrs. Levy, Rose, Mrs.Levin, A., Mrs.Levin, Simon, Mrs. Lewis, George, Mrs.Lelansky, Samuel, Mrs. Levi. Samuel, Mrs.Levine. AL. Mrs. Levinsky, J., Mrs.Levy, Augustus, Mrs. Levy. Mrs.Levy. A.. Mrs. Levi. Sam, Mrs. Leventhal. J.. Mrs. Levin. A.. Mrs.Levenson. Mayo. Mrs. Marcovitz. II.. Mrs. Mack, AL. Mrs.Mack. Nathan. Mrs. Mack. Jacob. Mrs.Alack, L., Mrs.Alack, J.. Airs. Melnick. J.. Airs. Melamed. T., Airs. Marcus. N.. }Irs. Aierdek. Joseph. Airs. Alerdek. Sadie. Mrs. Alersky. Alax. Airs., ATer«kv. Al., Airs. Alersky. II.. Airs. Alatson. L.. Airs. Alatluck, II., Airs.

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Center Youth NewsBy Irving Block

Here I am again in behalf of that great organization, Center Youth.

Most of you members ought to be ashamed of yourselves for the way that you have responded to the Fed­

eration drive. Here we are ready r another drive and 95% of you

aven't paid your last year’s pledges. If you are in doubt about the amount that you have pledged, see “Temmy” Resnick.

The hours for our room for Sun­day are 7:00 P. M. to 10:30, in­stead of 11:00, as stated in my last week's column.

How many of you boys have in­vited for the Center Youth semi- formal dance April 7? ? If you want a girl you had better invite fast, because there are a lot of boys coming down from Bowdoin and Lawrence. Esther Finks, chairman of the dance, has informed me that there will be a big surprise for everyone, but declined to make fur­ther comment on it. Music will be supplied by a local orchestra.

A note to the canteen hosts and hostesses: If you are scheduled to

Ja-ke care of the canteen and cannot .end on the designated afternoon

. evening, please get someone else to take your place, because if there are not two people to take care of the canteen it will be closed. The couples for next week are: Sunday afternoon, Abe Fineberg and Helen I. Bernstein; Sunday nite, Dave Spector and “Temmy” Resnick; Monday, Alvan Mersky and Mimi Weinman; Wednesday, Irving Zalc- man and Muriel Astor; Friday af­ternoon, Burton Minken and Lucille Slosberg; Saturday nite, Everett Perlman and Rowena LaReis.

Congratulations! Irving Zalcman for defending his office at Sergeant- at-arms with so much vigor and vitality against bitter opposition. (By the way, he kept his office by a close vote at the last executive board meeting.)

Here is a chance for all you mas­terminds to show what you really got. At the meeting next Wednes­day, there will be an educational quiz program with questions con­cerning Jewry and Passover given Jiy Rabbi Greenbaum. So all you

ess (boys) and girls, be on time. Tryouts for the follies have al­

ready started, so if you have missed the first tryout, don’t miss the second one. Keep in touch with the Bulletin Board in the Center Youth Lounge for dates.

I’ll be seein’ ya.

Pioneer Women To Nominate Officers At April Meeting

The Pioneer Women’s Organiza­tion held its regular monthly meet­ing at the Center Tuesday, March 6th, at 8:00 P. M. A short business meeting was held, at which Mrs. Meyer Levitan presided. Purim re­freshments were served, with Mrs. Harry Geron, Hospitality Chairman, in charge. The group then attended the inspiring lecture of Dr. Leo J.

jJung.At a recent meeting of the Execu­

tive Board at the home of Mrs. Robert Crasnick, Mrs. Abraham Serulnick was appointed chairman of a Nominating Committee to bring in a slate of officers for the 1945-46 season. Her committee in­cludes Mrs. Esther Abrahamson, Mrs. Harry Broisman, Mrs. Myer Lerman, and Mrs. Bessie Edison.

Mrs. Joseph Lyons will be in charge of the April meeting.

Junior Hi LitesBy Judy and Al

“Help!” “Yi!” “I’m going un­der!” “Ha! Ha!” Oh—glub—ugh! “Brr-rr!”

Yes, that’s what went on for one hour at the splash party. It was really grand! After we “swum and drowned,” the boys and “pigtail crowd” went down to the Center to dance. We (girls) are named that because of one reason: THEM VICTORY BATHING CAPS! ! Our hair was so wet Carol Smith, Bev­erly Ross, Gloria Zalcman, Ina Golodetz and Yours Truly had to dress in our “tails.” And so ends our evening of water.

The arts and crafts club is run­ning along smoothly. A few masks have already been completed. We are planning a new project of glass decorations such as: painted drink­ing glasses (flowers, figurines), vases, pitchers, ornaments.

Those who are willing to come every Tuesday nite at 7:00 to 8:30 and are interested in joining will please call or visit the Center to register for the class. Only those who are interested can belong.

At our business meeting, we sold our “Top Hat” at the price of 10c or more, all of which contributions have been donated to the Red Cross. The total amount was ap­proximately $8.50, three and a half dollars more than our goal. Pretty Good! Thanks, kids, for your splen­did cooperation and thanks to the staff of the “Top Hat” for their generous offer and hard work.

C. U. Later.

Mardi Gras Queen To Be Chosen Sunday

If you’ve seen a group of service­men crowded around one spot in the Center Lounge, you know they’re contemplating which girl is going to be the Mardi Gras Queen. The five girls who are candidates have their pictures glamorously dis­played in the Lounge. So, come one, come all—you don’t want to miss one of the big moments.

Entertainment is being provided by the Three Arts Studio and Julius “Yudy” Elowitch is the able Master of Ceremonies.

Mrs. Marshall Schlossberg is gen­eral chairman. Her committee con­sists of Annabelle Boxstein, Estelle Edison, Selma Cohen, Mrs. David Cutler. Mollie Weisman and Emma Broisman.

Shaarey Tphiloh Sisterhood Meets Monday Evening

A regular meeting of the Sister­hood of the Shaarey Tphiloh Syna­gogue will be held on Monday evening, March 19th, at 8:00 P. M., in the vestry. Many important mat­ters will be discussed at this meet­ing. Mr. Saul Shulman will be the guest speaker.

The refreshment committee will be Mrs. Bessie Edison, Mrs. Harry Mack and Mrs. Ida Berenson.

Dancing School Prepares For Spring Festival On May 6

The Spring Festival of the Cen­ter Dancing School will take place on May 6th, so please, if you wish the children to take part in the fes­tivities, have them here — and promptly. The last class will be pushed ahead to 4:00 P. M. instead of the usual 4:30. The last 20 min­utes will be used for special brush- up for the festival.

Zionist Week Highlights

March 18-24, 1945Sponsored by the Portland Zion­

ist Council, joined by every Zionist organization in Portland, number­ing over 1,150 members.Harry Viteles LuncheonGuest Tuesday, March 20

Program for the week includes these highlights—a luncheon Tues­day noon at the Falmouth Hotel honoring Mr. Harry Viteles, who will speak on economics as related to Palestine. Mr. Viteles is a gradu­ate of the University of Pennsyl­vania and has lived in Palestine for the last 20 years. He is general manager of the Central Bank of Palestine and is a leading authority on co-operatives and an expert on economics in the Middle East. Mr. Viteles is brought to us under the auspices of the Economic Bureau of the Zionist Organization of America. Judge Max L. Pinansky is chairman of this meeting. The luncheon is open to all Zionist or­ganization members. The cost is $1.00 per plate. Tickets may be ob­tained from Mr. A. J. Nelson or the Jewish Community Center. Re­member, the time and place—Tues­day noon, March 20th, at the Fal­mouth Hotel.Cedric Foster To Speak On Thursday, March 22

Thursday, March 22nd, at 8:30 P. M., Mr. Cedric Foster, noted radio and news commentator, will speak on the international picture. This meeting is open to the public and admission is free. Chairman will be Mr. Israel Bernstein and co- chairman, Pearl Levine.

CEDRIC FOSTERCedric Foster, highest ranking

daytime news commentator in the United States, is known from Maine to Texas for his able and astute interpretations of the great crisis which has engulfed the whole world. The largest nation­wide radio audience listens to his keen analysis of the war on all fronts day by day, because they have found him to be consistently accurate.

His splendid training, supported by extensive travel in the very countries now engaged in the great world struggle, has equipped him to intelligently handle one of the most difficult assignments—looking behind the news and telling the public what is there.

In handling the global war news Foster is well at home. He has

Advance PassoverNotice1. The first “Seder” is Wednesday,

March 28.2. Passover milk will be supplied

again by the Hood and Oak­hurst Dairy Companies.

3. Light and heavy cream will besupplied by the Hood Dairy.

4. “Hagodos” will be available atthe Portland Printing House— Mr. H. A. Ginsburg.

5. Sale of “CHOMETZ” will beginSunday, March 18. The Rabbi will be available in the morn­ing and evening in the syna­gogues; at home or at the study by appointment.

Jewish War Veterans’ Aux. Contribute To Red Cross

The regular meeting of the Jew­ish War Veterans’ Auxiliary, Jacob Cousins Post, No. 99, was held at the Center Thursday evening, March Sth. It was voted to con­tribute to the Red Cross War Fund.

Mrs. Samuel Ross announced that at the next meeting, she will donate all refreshments, including a large birthday cake, in honor of the birth­day of her son-in-law, Pvt. Leo Danish, who is now stationed some­where in India. Mrs. David Perlin donated a box of home-made fudge, which was raffled and won by Mrs. Philip Gold.

Mrs. Ross was appointed pub­licity chairman.

The remainder of the meeting was spent in playing Mali Jong and bridge, and refreshments were served.

The next regular meeting will be held April 24th. Mrs. Ida Chapman presided at the meeting.

Gvm Closed For NextTwo Sundays

Yudy Elowitch, Chairman of the Center’s Athletic Committee, has announced that the gymnasium will be closed all day Sunday, March 18th, in preparation for the Mardi Gras, and all day Sunday, March 25th, when the Center Spring Fes­tival Dance will take place.travelled in various European coun­tries and is entirely familiar with the actual scenes where warfare is now being waged.

He lived for a time on the islands of the South Pacific and has a keen insight into the terrific task which confronts us in that area in con­quering the Japs. He realizes that our capture of the 7,083 islands of the Philippines, steppingstones to the land of the Rising Sun, will be a long, bittei- struggle.

Hebrew School And Sunday School Participate

During Zionist week there will be programs by the following or­ganizations: The Portland Hebrew School, chairman, Mr. Charles Cohen; the Jewish Community Cen­ter Sunday School, Mrs. Benjamin Zolov, chairman.

The committee in charge of Zion­ist Week in Portland is: Chairman. Mr. Albert Yorra; Vice-chairman, Harold Potter; Publicity, Joseph LaReis; Public Relations and Ra­dio, Samuel Pinansky; Congrega­tions, I. Edward Cohen; Hebrew School, Charles Cohen; Organiza­tions, Saul G. Chason; Youth Or­ganizations, Morris Greenberg; Zionist Council, David Rubinoff.

THE DEAN’S LISTL Deaa Sitverinaa

The Center B’s moved Into the quarterfinals of the Boys' Club Tournament by knocking oS the Hitch-Hikers, 20-12. It was the sec­ond time that the B's took the measure of the Hikers, but in spite of the fact that they were never threatened, the B’s had a harder time than the first. But only be­cause the boys in Blue were off in their shooting.

The Center moved out in front from the start and led 9-2 at the quarter. At the half it was a fairly comfortable 14-4. The two teams matched point for point in the third period, which ended 20-10. That was the end of the B’s scoring for the evening, as they missed count­less shots, but there was no harm done as the Hikers had also run out of gas and could pick up but two points. The winners now play the Cheverians Monday night.

The Center A’s joined the B’s in the quarterfinals with an easy 74- 12 win over the clawless Panthers. The outcome was never in doubt as the A’s had 16 points before the Panthers scored their first of a very limited number of baskets. At the quarter it was 20-2. Point pro­duction slowed a bit in the second peried while the subs got the feel of the floor, and it was a 32-7 half. In the third period the A’s picked

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up again and let loose with 24 points to make a complete runaway of the alleged game, leading 56-12. The Panthers were held scoreless in the last quarter while the A’s rolled merrily on with 18 points to wind things up—mercifully—at 74- 12. Only sour note of the game was Kenny Waks’ Charley horse in the final minute of play.

It was a beautiful exhibition of teamplay as the boys passed, shot, set up plays, and continually stole the ball the times the losers man­aged to get their hands on it— which was to take it out after the A’s scored.

Monday night the A’s go up against Tourney favorite Y Eagles in a game that should go a long way in deciding the eventual win­ner. The boys have had some very good backing thus far, and should draw a real crowd this time.

There is a good possibility that the A’s and B’s will meet in the semi-finals Wednesday night — if they both take their games Monday.

Because the two teams are play­ing Monday night the Sports Sup­per scheduled by the Men’s Club is being postponed indefinitely. Watch for new date.

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Ruth Greenberg & Rae Modes Attend Boston Conference

The New England Conference of Center Young Women’s Groups, held at the Bridgeport Jewish Com­munity Center last year, was so successful that plans are now being made to hold another conference. At a meeting of representatives of the various Centers held last Sun­day at the Hotel Kenmore, Boston, plans were made to hold the Con­ference at the New Haven Jewish Community Center on the week-end of April 14th and 15th. Owing to O. D. T. regulations, this Confer­ence will have to be a delegate type meeting. Ruth Greenberg and Rae Modes were the Portland representatives at the meeting Sun­day.

There will be more details later, but our Business Girls’ group should make plans now to take part in this Conference.

Rabbi David Berent Addresses Hebrew School Auxiliary

The monthly meeting of the La­dies’ Auxiliary of the Portland He­brew School was held Monday, March 5, at the Jewish Community Center. Mrs. Benjamin Gordon pre­sided and introduced the guest speaker. Rabbi David Berent of Lewiston, whose subject, "Can We Cure Depression Psychosis?” was of vital interest.

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