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REMITS $200 FOR
SHAVEL RELIEF
Eli Sachse, who in the past two
weeks canvassed a number of Jews
in behalf of the famine sufferers
in Shave', Lithuania, reports that
on April 19 he remitted the first
$200.
Mr. Sachs ,: also reports the fol-
MENORAH ORATORY
CONTEST ON MAY 12
PERFECTION LODGE
lowing additional donations; Os-
Perfection Lodge No. 487, F.
car Schiller, $20; Loewenberg A. M., will hold a special communi-
Bros. and I. Lieberman, $10 each; cation Wednesday, May 8, at 0 p.
Mrs. Max Dushkin, Alex Taub, S. m. E. A. Degree. Officers and
Selesnik and Mendel Rosenzweig , candidates, 5:15 p. m.
CHAS. K. SANDORF,
$5 each; E. SI. Friedman, $3;
on Sunday, May 12, at 3:30 p.
Secretary.
donor, $1.
m., in the auditorium of the main ,
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The only reason the Lightning
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large volume of work turned out.
The Nathansons—Julius and An-
na---canie to Detroit two weeks ago
for five performances for one week-
end. They scored such a triumph
that they were asked to remain fur
another week-end. That was last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
But Detroiters who witnessed their
acting persisted in refusing to re-
lease them, with the result that
they had to promise to remain fur
He who does nothing for other; another week.
does nothino. for himself—Goethe.
Thus, the Nathansons are here
again this week-end at Littman's
People's Theater on Twelfth and
Seward avenues for performances
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
matinees and evenings, in the
Relkin and Weintraub Com-
edy, "Der Galitzianer Rebbe," by
Chaim Tuber, with musk. by' Osof-
sky. Mr. Nathanson will sing a
number of special selections and
the operetta will be enhanced by
special chorus and scenery'.
Testimonial for Ida Cohen.
On Tuesday evening, Slay 7,
Littman's People's Theater will
give a testimonial performance in
honor of Ida Cohen—one of the
three Cohen sisters who are mem-
bers of the cast. Miss Cohen, al-
though she has played minor parts
all season, is nevertheless recog-
nized as a real star of the Yiddish
stage, and her friends are urged
to attend the performance in her
honor.
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A trip to the twentieth anniver-
sary convention of Young Judaea,
national Jewish youth organiza-1
lion, which will be held in Long'
Branch, N. J., .funs 211-24, will be
awarded to the winner of the no-,
tional essay contest of Young Ju-
daea, according to 1111 announce-
nient issued by Ill. Israel Gold-,
stein, president of Young Judaea.'
The national essay contest, spoon-
mired by Louis E. Cold-stein of
New York and a group of former
Young Judaeans, h a s been
launched as part of the effort to
attract nation-wide interest in the
Long Branch convention, which
will celebrate the opening of the
third decade of Young JUdileil'S
service to American-Jewish youth.
The subject of the essay contest
is "What Young Judaea )leans to
Me" and is open to all junior and
intermediate registered Young
Judaeans. A series of prizes have
been established, according to Dr.
Goldstein's announcement, which
range from medals to it trip to the
national convention.
The winner of the national con-
test will also be awarded a gold
medal with suitable inscription.
The second prize will consist 1,f
$25 in cash and a silver medal.
The third prize will consist of $15
in cash and a silver medal. Each
first winner in the 10 regions will
receive it silver medal and each
second winner it bronze medal.
. The purpose of the essay (
test is not only to awaken further
interest in the activities of Young
Judaea but to learn from the
• Young Judaeans themselves what
must benefits them in the Young
Judaea program. These indica-
tions will be made the basis fur
the formulation of next year's
schedule of activities, according to
Dr. Goldstein. This plan is in
conformity with the must ad-
vanced educational theories, and is
expected to increase the effective-
' tress of Young Judaea work.
According to present indica-
tions, the twentieth anniversary
• convention will be the most widely
attended in the history of Young
Judaea, with representativets of
the organization from all parts of
the country in attendance.
The exhibition of the works of students, Judith Sidorsky, Sophie
the Jewish ('enter Art School stu- Gornbien and Eva Davidson, will
dents will begin on May 5. Oil also exhibit their works.
paintings, biblical composition,
The exhibition will also include
drawings from cast and still life, the works of some of the younger
11,1
and drawings from life will lie in- students, Esther Cooper, Elsie
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cluded in the works exhibited, The Goldman, Rebecca Cooper and
students are taught the academic Freda \\'einzweig.
system of the Chicago Art Insti-
The exhibition will be held in
tute, and then given instruction in the Art Room of the Jewish Cen-
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Among the students exhibiting
A class in outdoor landscape
are several who have been attend- work has been started, and there
The Lightning Auto Wash, on ing the .Jewish Center Art School are vacancies in both this and the
Pallister just east of Twelfth, for several years, Paul Frank, regular art classes. Registrations
street, has one of the most mod.' Milton Gershgoren, Gus Nuchims, may lie made at, the Jewish Cen-
ern systems in Detroit for clean- and David Brown Several new ter.
Roses of Zion.
ing motor cars. It has an invest-
A Pesach party was held at the
s.: meat of over $15,000 in equip-
home of Fanny Grosberg Satur-
ment to enable them to do the
day, April 27. The pro:mini was
PERFECTION TEAM TO
work satisfactorily and quickly.
as follows: "The Story of Pesach,"
EXEMPLIFY DEGREE AT Anna Baker; a poem, "Seder
The car enters at the Pallister end
of the building, where an attend-
MEETING IN CANADA Night," Esther Duchin; a song,•Es-
" ant thoroughly cleans the inside
ther Cohen; a poem, "Why Meyer
of the car with compressed air at
Likes Pesach," Lily Knitzler; it
Harold Heller, worshipful mas-
a pressure of 150 pounds.
story (bringing in the spirit of Pe-
The car is then attached to the Yiddish Operatic Stars to ter of Perfection Lodge No. 4)(6. sachl, Fanny Grosberg; a story
F. A A. SI., announces that the of-
!...E.1 conveyor and first passes through
(bringing in the spirit of Pesach),
Give Performances by
ficers and degree team of his lodge
a shower bath, where the top, body
will leave for Toronto, Canada, to Hilda Rosen.
and wheels are thoroughly soaked
Request of Public.
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The contest is being sponsored
by the Mid-Western Oratorical
League, organized two years ago
for the purpose of stimulating ora-
tory among the Menorah societies,
Of the middle western colleges.
Iwo such contests hove already
been held, with marked success,
and now the third is in full swing.
Winners To Compete in Chicago.
In the Detroit chapter, two of
the debaters in the recently held
Detroit-Chicago debate are to par-
ticipate. They are Yetta Peiman
and Irving Schlussell. Both of
these have WOO acclaim in the ora-
torical and debating field on pre-
. vious occasions, and are now try-
ing for laurels in the contest.
Other contestants are Esther Cu-
hen and Beatrice Peiman. Each
speaker is to speak not longer than
10 minutes on the subject of his
choice. and at the close the audi-
decide who was the best
speaker.
The winner of the Detroit con-
test will fro to Chicago, to speak
against the representatives of six
other universities of the middle-
west territory.
Mixer to Be City-Wide.
In the evening of the same day,
at 0:30, there is to be a ciy-wide
mixer at Shaarey Zedek Syna-
gogue, Brush and Willis, which is
upon to all students of the city.
This affair is being held for the
purpose of acquainting the student
body of the city with the purpose
and aims of the society, and to in-
crease the membership.
An excellent program has been
arranged. There is to be dancing
to the accompaniment of a snappy
four-piece orchestra, a short en-
tertaining program, one or tw o
speakers will address the audience,
and refreshments will be served.
An invitation is extended to all
students of this city to attend.
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A delightful Passover luncheon
was held at the hem. of Mrs. A.
Katzin of 15101 Alden avenue, on
Monday' afternoon, April 29, for
In members of the board of direc-
tors of the Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization. Moth-
er Klein and Mrs. Goldstick gave
thanksgivings fur the pleasures
that they enjoyed during the year
and for the thou deeds and chari-
ties accomplished by the organiza-
tion. The hostess was the recipi-
ent of beautiful flowers.
After the luncheon, an interest-
ing meeting was held and reports
((f committees were heard. Due to
the Passover holidays. the regular
contribution given to war orphans
and widows in Europe was doub-
led. The monthly allowance for
the children being supported in
Windsor WO, given.
A donation
of $15 was given by two ladies in
order to release the deficit in the
treasury and keep a reasonable
balance.
The next meting of the hoard
will he held at the home of Mrs.
Smilo, 2902 Clements avenue, on
Saturday evening, May 4, at 8 p.
m. All bard members are urged
to attend.
The next meeting of the J. W. E.
W. O. will be held at the Jericho
Temple. Tuesday evening, Slay 7.
at R sharp. All members are urged
to attend as a matter of impor-
tance is to be ruled upon and tick-
ets will be distributed for the
luncheon on June 4, at Hotel Stel-
ler.
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The meaning and importance of
the Passover holiday was discussed
(luring the program of the Ezra
Yehuda Club's meeting on Monday
afternoon, at the home of the
leader, Mrs. I'. Slomovitz. The
club also discussed the biographi-
cal contest and the competition to
be conducted in Detroit clubs for
a song contest. Plans were made
for the oratorical contest on May
26. The next meeting will be held
at the home of l'hyllis Glazer.
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White Chapter of Blossoms
of Zion.
Ube last meeting of the Whit,•
Chapter of the Blossoms of Zion
was held Saturday, April 27, at
the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
'torah. A discussion of possible
subjects for the coming debate
was held. An interesting, Pesach
vagrant was also given. MA.
week's program will deal with the
Sabbath. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Ruth Ra-
binowitz, 8422 I.a Salle boulevard.
Saturday, Slay 4.
HAROLD HELLER
exemplify the SI. M. degree in the
American way for the Canadian
brothers.
This, according to Sir. Heller, is
to be a return engagement, about
30 Canadian brothers having vis-
ited Perfection Lodge a year ago
in Slay.
Members of Perfection Lodge
desirous of making the trip are
asked to communicate with Past
Worshipful Master Reuben W.
Klein and make reservations as
soon as possible. The team leaves
Tuesday evening., May 21, and is
to return to Detroit Thursday
morning, May 23.
Interesting Seder at the
Kraemer Restaurant.
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Among the interesting publi,'
Sedorim the first two nights (of
I'assover was the Seder at Krae-
mer's Restaurant on Twelfth
• street. Fifty people were in at-
tendance, and the ceremony was
carried out in true Orthodox fash-
ion. Among the guests were Ruble
Stern of CI( veland 8611 Rabbi Levy
of Montreal.
OLD FOLKS HOME
•
Meeting:
A board meeting of the Jewish
Old Folks Home, 318 Edmund
Place, will be held Sunday, Slay
5 at 2 p. m.
The northwestern branch of the
Jewish Old Folks' Home will hatd
a board meeting at the residenm•
of Mrs. A. Davis, 2919 Webb ave.
nue, Nlonday, Slay 6, at 2 p. nt
Members please he prompt.
New Officers:
Election of officers of the north-
western branch took place Mon-
(lay last with the following results:
Mrs. Robert Sarasohn, 4017 Rich-
ton avenue, was re-elected pr,,-
dent; Mrs. Samuel Singer, 11:151
Calvert, first vice-president; Mrs.
Wm. Schultz, 15536 Normandy,
second vice-president; Mrs. Anna
LaBret, 4953 Twenty-eighth street.
third vice-president; Mrs. Alfred
Davis, 2919 Webb avenue, treas-
urer; Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, '7435
Grand River avenue, recording
secretary; Mrs. M. P. Fisher, cor-
responding secretary; Mrs. B. Al-
bert, 1721 Collingwood avenue.
chaplain.
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The northwestern branch of the
Jewish Old Folks' Home will hold
its anniversary bridge-luncheon
Wednesday. May 15, at 1 p. m.,
at the Oriole Terrace. There will
be a hostess at each table. The
hostesses are headed with Mrs.
Joseph A. Zeckman, chairman, as-
sisted by Mrs. A. Davis, Sirs. Sey-
more Frank, Mrs. J. Rose, Mrs. .1.
II. Goldberg. Sirs. II. B. Ash, Mrs.
Marvin Goldberg. The committee
in charge is headed by Miss Edna
Lewin, assisted by • Mrs. Wm.
Wm. Schultz, Mrs. J. Goldberg,
Mrs. E. Stevens and Mrs.
S.
Singer.
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