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Palestine Labor Leader Or-
ganizes Group to Aid
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Physical Training

Mme. Manya Shohat, Palestine
woman labor leader, who has ac-
quired prominence in Jewish com-
munities throughout the world
with her devotion to the Zionist
cause and her eloquence, was a
Detroit guest for a few days, and
during her stay here formed a
group to co-operate with the na-
tional. committee in aiding the
'lapel physical culture movement
in I'alestine. Mrs. Maurice Lan-
dau is the member of the local
committee who helped Mme Sho-
hat in her organization work.
The aims of the Hapoel sport
organization, as outlined by Mme.
Shohat, are by means of physical
culture and sports to develop the
workers and youths physically and
mentally; to educate them to live
hygienically; to foster amongst
them order, discipline, self-confi-
dence; to develop within them the
ability to defend themselves and
the community against attacks; to
further the spirit of peace, co-
operation and solidarity in them
with all peaceful inhabitants of
the land, irrespective of national-

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WELFARE SOCIETY'S
NEW YEAR EVE PARTY

The Jewish Women's ,European
Welfare Organization will spon-
sor its annual New Year's Eve din-
ner party and dunce at the Cen-
tury Moss Ballroom, 11 Moss ave-
nue.
Assisting Mrs. Annette Le Vey,
chairman, are the following la-
dies, who will act as hostesses:
MORNING, NOON OR NIGHT
Mrs. Mack B. Weiss, Mrs. Paula
Goldsmith, Mrs. Joe Radner, Mrs.
You'll delight in Boesky Food—Breakfast, Lusa,
Zelda Meyers, Mrs. George Cohen,
Dinner or After the Theater
Mrs. A. Smilo, Mrs. Anna Wohl-
man, Sirs. Katzen, Sirs. Dora
Kavanau and Mrs. Sadie Cohen.
Immediate reservations are ad-
vised as the number will be lim-
ited.
OF PURITY CHAPTER
Included in the arrangements
I will be dinner at midnight, (lanc-
Preparations are complete for ing, noise-makers, entertainment,
the fourth annual New Year's Eve and a 5 o'clock breakfast.
•
dinner-dance which Purity Chapter
For reservations call Mrs. An-
No. 359, 0. E. S., will hold Dec. nette Le Vey, 2496 West Euclid,
tlements, and for this purpose a
121 in the large Crystal Ballroom Garfield 0533.
sum of $10,000 is to be raised in
The next meeting will be at the
Lena Adept at Magic.
Between State and Michigan
this country until Oct. 1, 1932,
honie of Sirs. A. Smilo, 2902 Cle-
Bruce Barton, the advertising
Officers of the national commit-
ments,
Tuesday, Dec. 22, at 1 p. m.
tee include Judge Julian W. Mack, man and author of "The Man that
honorary chairman; Laurence N. Nobody Knows," a popular imagi-
GYMNASTIC
CLASSES
Levine, chairman; Mrs. Alexander native biography of the founder of
PLANNED BY Y. W. H. A.
Lamport, secretary; Sundel Doni- Christianity, was among those at
ger, treasurer; and on the execu- the preliminaries to the initial
A class in gymnastics for boys
tive committee are Dr. David de game of the Lenz•Culbertson con-
at the Y. W. II. A. has been formed
Sole Pool, Judge Jonah J. Gold- test. And in these preliminaries,
for
the first time in the history of
Lenz
displayed
a
few
of
his
magical
stein, Dr. Lowenstein, M. Shipla-
the association. Sessions will be
coff, Dr. Alexander Dushkin and tricks—for Lenz, who by the way,
Send It all to us•Get Quallty-SaveMoney:
held
in the gymnasium of the Hut-
was
an
intimate
friend
of the great
others nationally prominent in
chins Intermediate School on
Houdini, is also an adept at magic.
American Jewry.
Thursday nights at 8 p. m., begin-
Lenz, among other things, took
During her Detroit visit Sime.
ing Jan. 7. Registrations are now
Shohat addressed a meeting of the an ace of spades annd hocus pocus, '
4
being taken for this class at the
Chalutzos, right in front of everyone's eyes,
"Y". The boys' division of the
Beautifully Laundered, 10c Each
it was a ten of clubs instead.
"Y" Athletic League has drawn up
Ov Delivery Will Call for I or 100
Whereupon Mr. Barton jumped up
a schedule for basketball games
TWO JEWISH TALKING
and turning to Mr. Culbertson said:
to be played among the four clubs
PICTURES AT ORIOLE "You have my sympathy."
entered in the league. The first
games will be played on Wednesday
Barton was of course more or ,
"The Voice of Israel" Here Sum less facetiously referring to the'
evening,
Jan. 6, at the gymnasium
Minimum Charge
day, Monday, Tuesday; "My
at Central High School, when the
possibilities of Lenz, by sleight of
Yiddish' Mama" Dec. 23.25
FLAT PIECES VERY CAREFULLY IRONED
Cardinal Athletic Club will play
hand methods, dealing himself any
MRS. IDA CANVASSER
1 the Omega Social Club, and the A.
cards he may need. However, act-'
The outstanding Jewish talking ually, there is no such possibility of }total Statler.
An
efficientlz.
A. No. 83 will play Theta Kappa
pictures come to the Oriole The-
an outsider does all the card ' committee, headed by Mrs. Sara Rho Fraternity. Two games will
ater, Philadelphia and Linwood, for
shuttling.
• hinter and Ann Rosenbaum, is as- be played every Wednesday eve-
this week.
sisted by Mesdamem Ann Paul, ning after Jan. 6 until each team
However, Lenz once told me of ! Ros
On Sunday, Monday and Tues•
e Rubin, Agnes Yarrows, Syl- has played every other team in the
day, the attraction will be "The an instance in which he did use his via Shapiro, Dorothy Lightstone,
• s one, league. All members and friends of
Voice of Israel," of which Rabbi s leight f hand
"S • ' Betty Weinberger, Selma Resen- the "Y" will be invited as guest
Maurice Teshnor is author. Ten ts game aboard ship. Lenz sat down blatt, May Newman, Ann Arta, spectators.
of the leading cantors, including to play with a couple of strangers, , Bertha Wein, , Sarah
s
Wolf, Dorothy
The girls' division of the "Y"
St 0 rd
, Joseph
Jo h Ro. who, h so
saw,
C h
a i Hershman
abuse Neuman, Jean Gould, Margaret Athletic League is also a four team
senblatt, Joseph Shlisky, Seidel resorting to any kind of crooked , Art, E. Bowman, Ida Canvasser league and has scheduled games!
Rovner, Louis Waldman, Joseph playing. In fact, Lenz' quick rye , and Messrs. Leo Gottfurcht and
for Thursday evenings at the Ilut-
Shapiro, David Roitman, Adolph saw them substituting some phony Dr. Ilarry Sletzger.
chins Intermediate School, starting'
cards. t Well, ,Leriz , c,,u1)
,h( h sed e
Katchko and Shale Engelhardt one
couldia
I Splendid music, good entertain- Jan. 6. The girls' division will en-
are in the cast, More than 10,000 quicker. When the game was o
over meat and unusual novelties have ter a "Y" team in the basketball
people were used in the filming of
he crooks,
lost been arranged for. Reservations league of the Detroit Department
by an old, reliable institution
Lenz
this picture. It is a dramatic pres- turned to
d • • •
• • • ),, are limited, to insure the comfort of Recreation.
"
entation of the experiences of a either I am sea-sick or you are a , of guests, and are now being taken
The speakers bureau of the "Y"
people whose life throbs with end- bigger crook than I am. "
made up of members who have
by any of the above officers.
less drama and tragedy.
Will Not Play for Money.
On Monday evening, Dec. 28, a prepared themselves to give talk,
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On Wednesday and Thursday,
Lenz is a splendid typ
• e. so coil. regular business meeting will be on all types of subjects, has of-
and on Christmas matinee, next smentioum, that he will
PHONE CADILLAC SEVEN•FOUR•TWO-THREE (7423)
not play for held by Purity Chapter, to bt fol- fered its services to the "Y" mem-
Friday, the attraction will be "My m a eit t i e es y,wan oy;:n
No Thrift Coupons or Discount. Accepted.
n o e wei;i czt o to h d ose he a lowed by ad exemplification of bership. The bureau is concentrat-
Yiddisho Mama." Tear and smile 1 m
icnti- degrees by l'urity Rainbow As- ing its efforts at the present time,
pi
are intermingled in this picture
play.
on the project of addressing the
!
lin e feels it would
wrung senthlY.
of a typical Jewish family which to play with
a stranger
----
clubs that meet at the "V" on the
, as it would
Jewish Welfare Federation
subject of the be •is dri so
, A Duel of Zionist
yto challenge
Flower Fund.
which will be conducted by the
Editors in Warsaw
House Council in January.
The captains, lieutenants and
The flower fund of the Jewish
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—A
workers on the membership com-
Welfare Federation acknowledges
sensation has been caused in
mittees will meet Wednesday eve-
receipt of a contribution in mem-
Jewish circles here with the an-
ning, Dec. 23, for the purpose of
nouncement of a duel between
ory of Libba Rosenzweig from
completing plans for the reception
two prominent Zionists, Dr.
Mrs. Rae C. Levy and sons.
of new members in a way that will
Joshua Gottlieb, one of the edi-
give credit to the old members who
tors of the Ilajnt," and former
introduced them. A winter car-
Senator Davidson, editor of
nival on Saturday evening, Dec.
Nowe Slows, growing out of a
19, is the contribution of Iota Delta
quarrel which began at a meet-
First Annual Tour
Sorority to the Saturday night in
ing
of the Warsaw Kehillah.
—TO—
er-club party contest. They will
At the Kehillah meeting, Dr.
member or at the door.
be followed on Saturday night, Dec.
Gottlieb attached the president
26, by the Babette Girls who will
of the Kehillah, Mazur, as a
conduct it "College Night" program.
"new-made Agudist." To this
Albert Riebling, director of the
the Agudists
retorted by
Detroit Playhouse, will talk on the
Egypt, Syria and
shouting "Davidson is a new.
Little Theater movement at the
made
Zionist."
Gottlieb
agreed
Mediterranean Ports
third drama tea, Sunday afternoon,
that this was correct.
UNDER THE LEADERSHIP
Dec. 20, at 4 o'clock. At the fourth
Davidson considered the as-
OF RABBI
tea, on Dec. 27, the "Y" classes
sertion the gravest personal in-
in dramatic art will present three
sult and challenged Gottlieb to
one-act plays.
a duel. The details are not'
The camp reunion committee will
And Under Direction of
known because in accordance
inc
meet on Monday evening, Dec. 21,
' with the "code, of honor"
Raymond & Whitcomb
to lay plans for a reunion.
neither of the parties concerned
Palestine Travel Guild
A chess evening, featuring a eon-
is permitted to reveal under
S•ilings From New York
test,
test. will be held at the "Y " , ed-
what circumstances the duel
nesday evening, Dec. 23. Gaines
March 22,1932
will be executed.
will he played off by the contestants
ON THE
according to an elimination sys-
NEW, DE LUXE, ALL-STEEL
! tem. Prizes will be awarded at
A Maccabee member, ill with tu• is a remarkable man—a deep stu- ty of the Jewish people
the end of the evening.
S. S.
berculosis, is being sent to Los Ang- ant of economics and philosophy,
Strictly nrst-ela.s. all modernst•te-
lly for the members of !
Detroit
Halevy-Hazomir to
atrh•
,.:
;o:irrx,,,%ith brigh.a r n. d jr,til.tke .b po
the organization which was s held
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Singing Group of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.

The usual meeting of the con-
gregational singing group of Shan-
rey Zedek was held on Saturday
evening in the social hall of the
synagogue.
These meetings, held for the
purpose of singing congregational
and traditional zmiroths, have be-
come very popular since its inau-
guration some weeks ago, and at-
tendance at these affairs is con-
stantly increasing.
The next meeting will be held
on Saturday evening, Dec 19, un-
der the direction of Rev, E. Zalud-
ko•ski, at 8:15, promptly.
After the first hour of singing
there will be refreshments served
by the ladies' committee, after
which the usuual hour of folk song
singing will be presented. During
this portion of the program there
will be vocal solos presented by a
member of the croup.
The public is invited to attend
this and all future Saturday
night meetings of this group.

,
o e offi-
Acceptance of the invitation ex-
vial system which Lenz sponsors. j !meeting. Leon Kay, president of
tended by the Windsor Hebrew
the
Detroit
council
of
the
Jewish
Oswald Jacoby, Lenz's second, is
School
to the Detroit Halevy-Ilazo-
,' National Fund, addressed that
PALESTINE TRAVEL GUILD
also Jewish. While of course, not members.
That's Tellin"Em
mir Singing Society to give a eon-
176 N. Michigan, Chicago
— so renowned as his chief, he is con- I
'cert in I% indsor has been announced
‘ terms is pediculous with anti- ceded one of the foremost players!
! by the executive committee of the
Semites. They infest the restau- in America. He is noted for his !
•
' organization.
rants and coffee-houses, and their'
simply
The concert will take place in the
c playing,
chief subject of conversation is means ithat
Jacoby emphasizes
w hieh s fhb;
auditorium of Shear Hashomayim
"Die Judea."
psychological factors. His credo
on Sunday evening, Dec. 27. The Hashomer Hatzoir Organizes
New Patrol.
!entire proceeds of the evening will
go for the benefit of the Hebrew
The Ilashomer Hatzoir (Young
• , School.
The musical committee announces Guards), an organization whose
I that the concert will consist of a P is to aid in the reconstruc.
e wide variety of popular numbers lion of Palestine, is adding to its
e b 3 • eel by a.-S.-es.
Jacoby prefers to call himself a performed at 1 o'clock by
sung by the chorus during the cur- already large local chapters a new
these excursions represent one of
ematica player instead of a , Leon Frani, in front of the Rabb rent year, as well as several of the patrol with a nucleus of seven
"Slay I sit here7" he asked pa- " "mathematical"
the most sweeping transportation
fire - I compositions lately added to the Northern Iligh School boys, with
rate ruts to be made this year, as ' litelY• There was a tense silence, "psyc lc p ayer.
His uncle was place which was decorated with
professor
.Iaco of astronomy at
repertoire, and never yet heard in Leo Mogill as leader.
they apply between practically all during which his Semitic features
Columbia , palms and chrysanthemums.
chrysanthemum
Ja c oby himself was virtually
public. The organization invites its
At the first meeting the ideas
i f the larger cities east of Chicago I underwent close and unfriendly and
Insist Upon
blush
satin
Detroit and Windsor friends to add and ideals vf the organization were
y. At last, one of the a..S.-es raised on mathematics Ile first he- ' The bride wore ■
and St. Louis, as well as inter- 1 scrutin
,
of dress, with lace coat and hat an d their support to this worthy cause conveyed to the boys by the afore-
came ■ acquainted with the
UNITED DAIRIES mediate points on the Greyhound
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said Leo Mogill and Jeremiah Hag-
gai.
ternity house, where — he played in orchids and gardenias. Her sister
United Artists Theater.
the majority of eases, round trip we are all anti-Semites!"
A better and richer milk at tickets sell for but $1 more than
"Oh, don't apologize," said the tournaments with Yale, Harvard Lottie Plotkin, acted as maid•of
A name for the new group has
honor, and Mr. Rosen had William
no extra cost. Obtainable at the regular one-way transports- Jew calmly as he seated himself. and Princeton. lie :s ?Ft y ears old Plotkin
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fon- not yet been decided upon, but will
as best man.
pour grocer, or by calling Long- lion,
act-.
tanne, the great romantic lovers he disclosed as soon as possible.
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fellow 6051.
t, of the stage, are creating a Fen-
- I nation in their first screen appear-
You'll find the SAM hi-test
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Paramount Theater.
ance in "The Guardsman." which
qualities in our cream and
Knights of Pythias, Detroit
n is now in its second week at the
creamery products.
Lodge No. 55, will hold • regular
How children suffer for the sins
n United Artists. I.unt, the idol of
business meeting on Tuesday eve-
Broadway, has a refreshing dy- I of their parents—how family ties
ning, Dec. 22, at 7:311 o'clock sharp.
namic personality that is new to I make young innocents guilty—is
HARRY KALETSKY, Sec.
t the screen. and Miss Fontanne's the theme of "The Guilty Gener-
, alluring voice is fascinating screen I 'ion," which is now showing at
A Vei t .' "51
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