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RABBI FINK WILL
ADDRESS HADASSAH

COHANE ON IMPORTANT
U. S. BAR COMMITTEE

Bar Association Aims at Co-opera-

lion Between Courts and

Psychiatrists.
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Louis S. Cohane, prominent De-
troit lawyer, is on the committee
of the American Bar Association

Local Chapter Reports Re-
cent Achievements Here
for Palestine.

The monthly meeting of Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah will be held
Wednesday evening, Feb. 22, at
8:15 o'clock, at the Federation of
Women's Clubs. Rabbi Adolph 11.
Fink of the Billet Foundation at
Ann Arbor will speak on the sub-
ject "This Wiser Generation." lie
will discuss Jewish youth at col-
lege and will explain the work of
the HiIlel Foundation, a subject
with which he is thoroughly famil-
iar, being the organizer of the Bil-
let Foundation at Ann Arbor in
September, 1926.
A fine musical program has also
been arranges!, with vocal solos by
Mrs. Howard Salzenstein, soprano,
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Emory !Gnash.
Hadassah members are request-
ed to set aside Feb. 22 for this
event, and to bring their friends.
Detroit Hadassah reports the fol-
lowing recent achievements: $229
collected for Pales tine School
Luncheon Fund at Chanukah; $250
collected for Palestine Infant Wel-
fare through the milk bags, since
Sept. 1; 82 new members have join-
ed since Sept. 1; 214 garments (107
dresses and 107 bloomers) have
been made and sent away since
Sept. 1 for Palestine children; two
inscriptions in the Golden Book of
the National Fund were made, for
llershel Zackheim and in memory
of Sally Ehrlich Gingold.

LOUIS COHANE

to meet with it committee of the
American Psychiatric Association
to arrive at methods of co-opera-
tion between the law, lawyers,
courts and psychiatrists in deter-
mining the cause, prevention and
cure of crime.
This committee was appointed
by the president of the American
Bar Association, following a mo-
tion by Mr. Cohane at a session of
the criminal law section of the As-
sociation at the annual meeting of
the Association held last August
at Buffalo.
The other members of the com-
To Be Addreseed by Miss Jessie mittee are Prof. Rollin M. Per-
kins of Iowa State University and
Bo*nstelle.
Alfred Bettman of Cincinnati, the
latter of whom conducted the
The Center Players invites all Cleveland crime survey and is now
interested in dramatics and kin- engaged with Professor Felix
dred subjects to attend the open Frankfurter of llarvary Univer-
meeting Saturday evening, Feb. sity and others in conducting the
11, at 8:30 o'clock.
Boston crime survey.
Miss Jessie Bonstelle of the Bon-
Mr. Cohane was in ( incinatti
stelle Playhouse will be the speaker last week, where he attended a pre-
of the evening, her topic being liminary meeting of the American
"Are We All Actors?"
Bar Association after he had con-
Arthur J. Mansbach, members ferred with nationally recognized
of the board of directors of the authorities in Detroit on the crime
Jewish Centers Association, will problem, including Judge Harry 13.
act as chairman.
Keidan„ now of the Wayne Circuit
Court, formerly of Detroit Record-
er's Court; Wayne County Prose-
EMANUEL PLANS
cuting Attorney Robert M. Toms;
PURIM PROGRAM Dr. Theophile Raphael, chief of De-
troit Psychopathic Clinic, connected
with the Detroit Recorder's Court;
Arrangement; are now being Sherman D. Callender, chairman
made for the annual Purim pro- of the committee which drafted the
gram to be given by the Bible recently enacted new Michigan
classes on Sunday, March 11, at crime code, which has received fa-
the synagogue. An interesting vorable comment throughout the
and entertaining program is being United States; Judge Frank Mur-
arranged.
phy, presiding judge of the De-
The first part of the term has trait Recorder's Court; Fred M.
been completed and work has now But zel, antioanlly recognized socio-
been started on the second half. logist; Dr. Labine, associate head
The honor roll for this week is as of Detroit Psychopathic Clinic;
follows:
Commissioner of Police William P.
Ervin Rosenthal's class: Esther Rutledge; Judge Harry S. Hulbert,
nationally recognized authority on
Kramer, Lillian Lieberman.
Miss Paulin Lasser's class: Mil- the juvenile problem, and others.
A meeting between the commit-
dred Agranove, Flora Beckman,
Gertrude Pregerson, Dorothy tees of the American Bar Associa-
tion and the American Psychiatric
Rosen, Millie Shugerman.
Miss Gertrude Goldman's class: Association is planned for an
Jerome Arta, Sylvia Chase, Doro- early date, when some interesting
thy Greenbaum, Eugene Rabino- developments are anticipated with
an expectation of recommended
witz.
Miss Golda Greenbaum'' class: helpful legislation and reports
Sanford Wahistein, Marion Kollin, from both committees.
Sylvia Fink.
Detroit Life Insurance Co.
Miss Rose Friedman's class: Ar-
The regular dividend of $2 per
thur Lieberman, Leona Levenson,
Irvin Strub.
share was paid Feb. 1, 1928, by
Miss Marion Omenke's class: the Detroit Life Insurance Com-
Riva Jacobs, Louis Shore, Pearl pany to stockholders of record on
Caplan.
Jan. 27, 1928.

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Held Feb. 19;

On the afternoon of Feb. 19, the
Umpartayishe Folkshul Gezelshaft
will conduct a conference of all the
Jewish progressive and workers'
organizations in Detroit, in the
Children's Theater, 535 Kenilworth.
The purpose of the conference is
to create a large and well-equipped
Yiddish library in Detroit.
Organizations which will not re-
ceive a direct invitation to the con-
ference li re welcome, and the Um-
partayishe Folkshul urges all
groups to participate in this im-
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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

House Council:
The first meeting of the House
Council of the Y. W. 11. A. will be
held Monday evening. Two dele-
gates from every group which
meets in the building have been
invited. The purpose is to create
a working body that will plan the
social and recreational life of the
clubhouse.

Leap Year Dance:
On Feb. 11 there will be a spe-
cial program at the Saturday eve-
ning dance at Webster Hall, in the
form of a leap year dance. The
girls will be the hostesses and will
ask the boys to dance during the
entire evening.

Book-Chat Club:

The Book-Chat Club, which
meets on Tuesday evenings, invites
more enrollments.

Dr. Kornfeld to Preach:

On Sunday morning,. Fel,. 19, in
the absence of Dr. Franklin from
the city, the pulpit will be occu-
pied by Dr. Joseph S. Kornfeld of
Toledo. Dr. Kornfeld has had the
distinction of being the American
minister to Persia by appointment
of President Harding. While there
he did yeoman service not only
for the government, but incident-
ally fur the Jewish people resi-
dent in Persia, whose plight at that
time was a wretched (me. We sin-
cerely trust that Dr. Kornfeld will
be greeted by a very large and in-
terested congregation.

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Young People's Temple Club:
The Billet Foundation invites the
young people of Temple Beth El
to the Foundation dance to bo
given Saturday evening, Feb. 18,
MAX ORNSTEIN
at the Masonic Temple in Ann Ar-
noon, at the Shaarey Zedek branch, bor. Tickets may be.obtained from
Atkinson and Twelfth, Max Orn- Norman Birnkrant, 628 East Bos-
ton boulevard.
stein was re-elected president.
Other officers chosen are: A. E.
Dr.
Margery to Address Men's
Ellison, vice-president; Jack Wein-
Temple Club:
stein, financial ecretary; Joseph
Dr. Alvin E. Margary of the
Kirsch, recording secretary; Alex-
North Woodward Presbyterian
ander Handelman, treasurer.
Invitations are being sent to all Church hag accepted an invitation
the Jewish yours men's and wo- to speak before the Men's Temple
men's clubs to attend an open Club at its meeting March 6. Dr.
meeting of the Greater Detroit Margary is an intensely interesting
Young Men's Hebrew Association speaker and a keen thinker. Ile
on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, at has, too, a fine sense of bunion, as
9125 Twelfth street, where defi- will be noted by some of the an-
nite plans will be discussed as to swers which he gives to the ques-
the affiliation of all the clubs un- tions addressed to him, published
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A. banner. Prominent orators will troit Free l'ress.
speak and well-known entertainers
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The purpose of this meeting is
lege:
to enlighten all clubs of the work
Dr. Franklin's class in "Com-
undertaken by the Greater Detroit parative Ethics" is studying the
Young Men's Hebrew Association "Ethics of the Fathers."
in establishing a permanent and
Rabbi Front's class in "Current
recognized Y. M. II. A. in Detroit Jewish History" is traveling
in a centrally located building around the earth looking for Jews
where all the clubs will share part in strange, remote, and romantic
of the building and consider it places.
their own home. Eight organiza-
Jacob Pearlstein's class in "Club
tions have already pledged to conic Leadership" is now working on
in under the "Y" banner, and it is the problem of preparing pro-
expected that more than 35 organ- grants suitable for senior groups.
izations will affiliate.
Dr. I'yle's class in "Teaching
Elaborate plans are being made Methods" is interested just now in
to make the forthcoming spring habit formation.
frolic on April 1, at the Book Cad-
Miss Pike's elementary class is
illac lintel, a fine event. It is already conversing in Hebrew, and
urged that all other organizations her advanced class is already
will note the date of the dance and writing little compositions in Ile-
will not hold their affairs to con- brew.
flict with the "IP' dance.
Dr . Franklin's class in the
"Prophets" is now analyzing the
message of the prophet Jeremiah.
Rabbi Fram's class in "Modern
Jewish literature" is completing
the reading of the famous diary of
Rabbi Benjamin of Tudela, the
Feb. 12, 8:30 p. m. Special band Jewish merchant who traveled
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March 3, 8:30 p. m. Annual notes.
Purim ball of Slathers' Clubs of
During Dr. Franklin's absence
Detroit. Admission 25 cents.
from the city on the next three
Saturday, Feb. 18, 8:30 p. m. Mondays his class in Ethics will
Girls' Mixer, under auspices of be led by Rabbi A. H. Fink at the
Girls' Council. Admission 25 cents. Billet Foundation, Ann Arbor,
Sunday, Feb. 19, 8:30 p. m. with whom the class will study in
Fourth of Yiddish lecture series. detail "The Ethics of the Fathers."
Speaker to be announced. Admis- His class in the Prophets will be
sion 50 cents.
taken by Louis J. Schostak, with
Sunday, Feb. 26, 8:30 p. m. Cen- whom the class will study the
ter Players productions. Two-act Prophet Jeremiah.
plays. Admission 25 cents.

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Children of the Hebrew Orphan
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Sabbath Services:'
On Saturday morning, Feb. 11,
the pulpit will be occupied by
Rabbi Leon Frani, who will speak
on the subject "The Moses of
Michelangelo." Services are held
in the Brown Memorial Chapel and
begin at 10:30.,

COMMUNITY UNION
RE-ELECTS BUTZEL

Mr. Rubin, who is a Palestinian,
reports that he finds great inter.
est among Detroiter' in the Pales-
tine situation and that many are
anxious to purchase land in the
Homeland. He can be reached at
1707 Taylor avenue.

It is most greatly enjoyed when
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Dance on April I.

Camp Reunion:
As Feb. 19, the date of the camp
reunion, comes nearer, plans ant
being completed by a committee
of 14 campers to make this re-
union a gala event. Judging from
the enthusiastic response, all Y.
members who attended camp will
to well to be at the clubhouse at
The Purim Dinner-Dance:
8:30 promptly on Feb. 19 to be Oakland Mothers' Club:
Robert Mazer, chairman of the
sure of a seat in the Little Theater.
The Oakland Slathers Club, social affairs committee, announces
which has been meeting at the
that elaborate plans are being
Y-Knot:
Moore School for the past seven
made for the High School celebra-
The Y-Knot paper has gone to years, will now hold all its meet-
tion of Purim. It is to be a din-
press and will soon be circulated ings at the Jewish Center, 31 Mel-
ner-dance to be held Saturday
to members.
bourne avenue.
night, March 3. Further details
will be given in the next issue of
Sabbath Services:
Music School:
The Chronicle.
Harry Solomon will conduct the
There are a limited number of
The Saturday Night Dance:
services on Feb. 17. Come and vacancies in the violin and piano
The social affairs committee of
take tea with an afterward.
departments of the Jewish Center
the High School Students' Coun•
Music School. Those who wish to
cil announces the second of the
At Home:
apply may inquire at 31 Mel-
series of Saturday night dances to
An enthusiastic and apprecia- bourne.
take place Saturday night, Feb. 11.
tive audience enjoyed the special
guest at the last Sunday evening Jewish Center Team Wins Inter. The price of admission will be IS
cents. Refreshments will be
sectional Game:
At llome." Miss Sonia Simp-
The Resnicks representing the served. We recommend that par-
kins, a vocalist of rare ability,
ents
encourage their buys and girls
sang several numbers. "A Dif- Jewish Center Association in the
ference in Clocks," a one-act play Midget division of the Inter-Set- to attend these affairs, which are
congenial
and wholesome, and at
by Ethel Livingston, was presented tlement Athletic league, defeated
by the Dramatic Club, with Esther the representative team of the which friendships are made and a
fine
school
spirit is developed.
Flaunt and Betty Pearlman in the Dodge Community House by the
cast. Eva Slatkin gave her origi- score of 24 to 14. This is the These are not couple affairs. Boys
and
girls
come
individually. Par-
nal monologue, "Stenographers fourth consecutive win for this
team and makes them leaders in ents should arrange to bring their
Wanted."
children and to call to take them
their division.
home.
Valentina Bridge Party:
A bridge party will be the pro- Jolly Sports Hold Membership
Drive:
gram fur this Sunday evening "At
The Jolly Sports, a group of
Home." The prizes and features
will all be characteristic of Valen- young girls ranging in age from
15 to 17 years, are desirous of in-
tine Day.
The Detroit Community Union.
creasing their membership. They
meet every Thursday night at the at its meeting last week, re-elected
Book Chat Club:
Fred
Si. Butzel president. Mayne
The Book Chat Club, which Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne, from
meets on Tuesday evenings, still 7 to 9 p. m. Girls who are inter- John C. Lodge was elected honor-
ary
president;
William J. Morten,
has room for a few more enroll- ested are cordially invited to at-
tend an open meeting Saturday, secretary, and Percival Dodge, as-
ments.
Feb. 11.
sociate secretary.
William Friedman, Harry P.
Monthly Meeting:
Breitenbach, Frank Cody, henry
The last Sunday afternoon in Twelfth Street Mothers' Club:
S.
Morgan and Henry P. Williams
The
next
meeting
of
the
Twelfth
the month, Feb. 26, is the date of
the monthly meeting. We will Street Mothers' Club will be held were re-elected members of the
board
of directors.
on
Saturday,
Feb.
11,
at
2:30
have another of our delightful
Among the members of the
musicales this time under the di- o'clock at the Farban Shute, 1905
board
whose
terms have not yet
Gladstone
avenue.
A
discussion
on
rection of Mrs. Benyas of the
Jewish literature and a fine musi- expired are Mrs. Henry Si. Wine-
Music Study Club.
cal program has been arranged.
roan and Mrs. S. It. Glogower.
High School Club:
The first program undertaken
FRIENDSHIP CLUB TO
by the High School Club will be a Band Concert:
The Jewish Center Band, which
Valentine party on Sunday after-
HEAR JACOB MILLER
noon, Feb. 12. Games and musi- is conducted by Mr. Israel Glass,
Jacob Miller, active in Pisgah
cal numbers have been planned is giving a concert on Sunday eve- Lodge, who recently returned from
and a delightful afternoon is an- ning, Feb. 12, at the Jewish Cen- Palestine, will address an open
ter. More than 40 children will
ticipated for them.
meeting of the Detroit Friendship
take part in the program, and there
Club at 4 p. tn. Sunday, at the
H. H. Rubin, Menorah Land will be several soloists.
Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne. The
general public is invited to attend
Company Representative,
Inter-Nos Club:
this lecture.
On Brief Stay Here.
The Inter-Nos Club will hold a
On Sunday evening, the club
11. 11. Rubin, representative of combination open meeting and
the Menorah Palestine Building valentine party on Sunday, Feb. will give a theater party for mem-
Corporation and Menorah Land 12, at 1:30 o'clock, at the Jewish bers.
Company, is on a brief visit to De- Center. —

troit.

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Sunday Services:

Rabbi I.eon Fram will occupy
the pulpit Sunday, Feb. 12, and
speak on the subject, "What Can
At the meeting of the Greater
a Man Believe?" Services begin
Detroit Young Men's Hebrew As
at 10:45.
sociation, held on Sunday after

Preparations are being made by
the Umpartayishe Folkshul Gezel-
shaft for a brilliant I'esach concert,
which will he held at Orchestra
Hall on April It
An unusual program is being
planned to make the concert mem-
orable in Detroit. The artists who
are coming from New York and
Chicago will be announced later.
The Women's Club of the Um-
partayishe Folkshul No. 1, has
formed two study groups for its
members.
One of the groups is
studying the works of the great
Jewish author, Mendele Mocher
Sforim, and the other is making a
study of the modern Jewish poets
of America, under the instruction
of Miss Bessie Hershfield, poetess.
Youth CI
Each of the three schools of the
Umpartayishe Folkshul Gezelshaft
has become a nucleus around which
the Jewish youth is gathering, and
from which it received cultural
nourishment and guidance.
The Yugent dugs meet twice a
week to study Jewish history and
literature, and to discuss vital Jew-
ish problems at the following
places: Umpartayishe Folkshul 1,
539 Kenilworth, Shute 2; 3430 Fen-
kel Shale 3; 12244 Dexter boule-
rare, (Dime Savings Bank build-
ing). The clubs are open to girls
and boys between the ages of 14
and 20.
A children's percussion orches-
tra, in which the children are learn-
ing to play primitive Instruments,
a MI in this way study rhythm, has
been organized in the Umpartay-
ishe Folkshul I, 539 Kenilworth.
The orchestra is under the direc-
tion of the violinist, Ben Silver-
steoin.

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