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B'NAI MOSHE BANQUET
WILL HONOR OFFICERS
The banquet in honor of the
installation of officers of Congre-
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A large amount of merchandise has been donated
which will be sold at bargain prices. Restaurant in
connection with the bazaar. Meals and lunches will be
served at reasonable prices. Sixty Jewish organizations
will participate, and on their different meeting nights
will march into the bazaar in a body.
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Mrs. Nettie Wineman announces the engagement of her daughter,
Florence, to Victor Lavetter, son of Mrs. Ann Lavetter of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Kleinsmith of 1698 West Philadelphia avenue
announce the engagement of their daughter, Rae, to Edmund E.
Saperston, son of I. Saperston of Clements avenue. Mr. and Mrs.
Kleinsmith will 'be at home Sunday evening, Nov. 20. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shapiro of Chicago announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Lillian, to Al Knoppow, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Knoppow of Detroit.
Wedding Calendar
Nov. 6—Miss Marcella Grahm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Grahm, to Raymond Schreiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schreiber.
Nov. 19—Miss Cecile J. Lapides, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Lapides of 3514 Mt. Elliott, to Frederick Bartholomew, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bartholomew of this city, at the Barium
Hotel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate. Reception at 9 p. m.
Nov. 20—Miss Gwendolyn F. Knoppow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Knoppow, to Mack Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Marks of Pasadena, Calif., formerly of Detroit, at Los Angeles, Calif.
Nov. 20—Miss Pauline Rosalind Kalish, daughter of Mr. and
MRS. JACOB FARKAS
Mrs. Joseph A. Kalish of 2730 Monterey, to Dr. Reuben J. Mendels-
6:30, in the banquet hall of the sohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mendelssohn of 1626 Lawrence,
synagogue. Mrs. Jacob Farkas, at the Detroit-Leland Hotel,
chairman of this affair, assisted
by Mrs. Manuel Engel, have been
untiring in their efforts in plan-
ning a delightful evening. A
home-cooked Hungarian dinner
will be served, and dancing will
follow, music to be furnished by
Oct. 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Godfryd (Anna Moorawnick) o
a well known orchestra.
A prominent Detroiter will be 1948 Hazelwood avenue, a son.
the speaker at the banquet. The
newly elected officers are: The
congregation's officers of last year, TEMPLE BETH EL VOLUNTEER CHOIR
re-elected again this year, Sam
A TRIUMPH FOR THE CONGREGATION
Gunsberg, president; Maurice Se-
ligman, vice - president; Joseph
Grossman, secretary; Harry Meer, Leadership of All-Jewish Choral Group Lauded by Dr. Leo M. Franklin
and Rabbi Leon Fram: Hail the Fact That Participants in
treasurer; the Sisterhood's officers
Choir Are Also Participants in Congregation's Worship.
are: Mrs. Bernard Klein, presi-
dent; Mrs. Izidor Katz, vice-presi-
Temple Beth El's volunteer all- excellence of the music that is a
dent; Mrs. Samuel Simon, record-
ing secretary; Mrs. Henry Popper, Jewish choir, under the leadership source of gratification to us, but the
financial secretary; Mrs. Jacob and direction of George Galvani, fact that all members of the choir
Farkas, treasurer. Tickets for has been receiving considerable are actually participants in our
this affair may be secured by call- praise for its services. Mr. Galvani worship is a matter of rejoicing to
ing Mrs. Jacob Farkas at Long- is being especially lauded for the 115.
"If occasion offers, we shall try
fellow 1731, or any of the officers. manner in which he was able to
band together a group of singers to express in a more formal way
The public is invited
A card party will be held by the and to make of them a fine, choral our appreciation of your splendid
work. In the meantime, may we
Sisterhood on Sunday evening, synagogue group.
Nov. 27, in the assembly hall of
It is believed that Temple Beth hope that the interest which has
the synagogue, Dexter at Law- El is one of the very few congre- been created in this choral organ-
rence. Mrs. llenry Popper, chair- gations in the country whose all- ization may go forward without
man, will be assisted by Mrs. Isi- Jewish choir leads in the congrega- abatement.
Rabbi Fram'a Praise.
tion's services on a volunteer basis.
dor Katz.
Rabbi Fram wrote to Mr. Galvani
Mr. Galvani is especially well
The annual Chanukah ball, un-
follows:
as
fitted
for
the
task
he
has
under-
der the chairmanship of Mrs.
"1 really feel like writing this
Harry Meer, will be held on Sun- taken by virtue of his excellent
musical training as well as by vir- letter to each member of the choir
day evening, Dec. 18.
The Sisterhood of Congregation tue of his Jewish training and his individually. I write to you be-
cause I know you will read it to the
B'nai Moshe is planning a 10- knowledge of Hebrew.
The choir is composed of the fol- choir and so give it the effect of a
course dinner at its annual New
letter sent to every member of it.
Year's Eve party to be held at the lowing singers:
"I have sensed it to be the feel-
Sopranos: Liebe Schakne, Mil-
synagogue. There will be pro-
ing of the congregation that there
fessional entertainers, n o i s .e- dred Benyas, Rose Waxman, Una
Salzstein,
Clara
Weingarden.
,
never
has been a more inspiring
makers, souvenirs. Two orches-
Altos: Lillian Alpern, Sadie Slo- series of High Hol Day services
tras will play all night. Mrs. man,
than we have had this year. Now
Edith
Sauls,
Bernice
Edel-
Jacob Farkas, who is in charge of stein, Leonore Fagan.
the Temple has had the same two
the affair, is assisted by Mrs.
Tenors: Dr. Mathew Marcus, Dr. rabbis for several years. The ex-
James Sobel and a competent Albert Prussia, Max Rosenberg. traordinarily inspiring character
committee.
Basses: Harry Raden, Russell of the service, therefore, can only
Men's Club:
be due to the new element in the
Silver, Saul Rose.
The first meeting of this season
situation, namely, the volunteer
Dr. Franklin's Praise.
of the Men's Club will be held on
Dr. Franklin's praise of Mr. Gal- choir. dur great choir singing the
Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, at 8:30, vani and his choir is contained in songs of Israel with genuine feel-
in the club room of the synagogue. the following letter he addressed ing because these songs are theirs
New committee appointments and to Mr. Galvani:
as well as the congregation's—
plans for the winter season will
"The officers of the congregation this was the new exalting and ex-
be outlined. _
have asked me to expresd to you, hilarating element in our Temple
Bible Class:
and through you to our ever-faith- service.
The Young People's Bible Class ful Mr. Tyler, and to the members
"It was a rare opportunity to
will meet on Tuesday evening, of the chorus, our sincere and deep- preach and tq read the service of
Nov. 8, at 9, in the vestry rooms felt gratitude for the magnificent worship with such a background
of the synagogue, under the lead- musical service which you rendered of choral power and devotion and
ership of Rabbi Moses Fischer.
during the Holy Day period. We beauty.
"I want to thank you and the
fully appreciate what a tremendous
Sunday School:
Registration of Sunday School sacrifice of time and effort is in- choir personally, but I know that I
children continues. Any child volved in the rendition of such 'a am expressing also the sentiment
of the entire congregation and all
ranging from the ages of 5 to 14 service.
"Moreover, it is not merely the who are associated with it."
Is welcomed.
Hebrew School:
Instructions are given daily in
PARTY ON ELECTION
Hebrew by Rev. Joseph Lowey.
Enrollment for the winter season
NIGHT PLANNED BY
can be made daily from 4 to 7
BOROCOFF . DVORIN
SHAAREY
ZEDEK MEN
p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Dvorin announce
Choir:
A permanent choir for the year the marriage of their daughter,
election night party will
is being organized by Cantor A. A. Sadie, to Leslie Borocoff, on Sun- be The
given by the Men's Club of
Rosenfeld of Congregation B'nai day, Oct. 30, at the home of Rabbi Congregation
Shaarey Zedek on
M.
Zager,
3026
West
Grand
av-
Moshe, for the Friday night and
the evening of Nov. 8, in the so-
Saturday morning services. Any enue.
cial
hall
of
the
synagogue. Every-
boy desiring to join should get in
SOLOMON - TRAUB
touch with Cantor Rosenfeld at
3272 Monterey, Townsend 7-0169.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris A. Traub
of 2288 Hazelwood avenue an-
nounce the marriage of their
OPTIMISTIC REPORT daughter, Esther, to Irving Solo-
OF JEWISH EFFORT mon of this city, on Sunday, Oct.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal
BY JEWISH AGENCY 30.
officiated. After the ceremony 40
guests were present at the dinner
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the implementing of the assur-
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tained in the letter and the crea-
tion of such conditions as will se-
cure the uninterrupted develop-
ment of the Jewish National
Home."
Discussing land legislation in
Palestine, the Jewish Agency
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lowed in administrative and judi-
cial practice in dealing with land
disputes that continues to "impede
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Land Disputes Ordinance, with se-
rious misgivings."
The Jewish Agency calls for the
re-examination of the question of
the regulation of immigration and
the machinery applied to it in the
light of the obligation imposed
upon the Mandatory Power by
Article 6 of the Mandate. This
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Engagements
greatly appreciates the steps
taken by Your Excellency in or-
der to improve public security, af-
fected during the year by • series
of murders, notably in the North-
HAVUROS DANCE NOV. 24
The Havuros Fraternity elected
Rubin Losh as chairman, to suc-
ceed Samuel Charfoos. An inno-
vation of having every member
take his turn as temporary chair-
man has been put into effect.
The main project of the Hay-
uros for the next month is the
dance to be given at the Aztec
Towers on Thanksgiving night,
Thursday, Nov. 24. The Venetian
Troubadors will provide the music.
T h e intellectual advancement
committee, in addition to its reg-
ular programs by members and
ALEX SCHREIBER
outside speakers of note, will con-
duct a city-wide essay on a Jew- thing reminiscent of the old-fash-
ioned election night jubilees will
ish subject.
be revived for the occasion, by
the following committee: Charles
N. Agree, chairman; Alex Schrei-
ern District, and while it is our
ber, Barney Smith, Carl Shalit,
hope that the various reforms and
changes In the police and other Frank A. Wetsman and Moe
service will render completely af- Prince.
A full length feature first run
fective Your Excellency's deaire
to ensure safety for all inhabi- talking picture of politics and
tants of the country, it is my duty politicians will start the evening's
to point out that the participation fun. Entertainment features of
of Jew. in the Palestine Police is a surprise nature will follow the
still far from satisfactory. There picture and will continue until the
has been only • very slight chance early hours of the morning.
for the better in the enlistment Throughout the affair, election re-
of Jews in the Palestine force and turns will be received by direct
of what were known to be Sir wire. Refreshments will be pro-
Herbert Dowhinin's proposals for vided.-
the re-organization of the police
in this reenact, no aignific•nt part
Ikea so far been carried into effect.
Important Jewish centers continue
to have no adequate contingents
of Jewish police at their disposal
and in certain departments of the
service the percentage •f the
Jewish personnel is particularly
low."
The report is divided into the
Ladies Are Invited.
The first part of the evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock, will be
devoted to • business meeting of
the Men's Club, with Simon Shet-
ser presiding. The annual elec-
tion of officers will take place and
the new year's plans will be out-
lined.
The election night jubilee party,
with its entertainment features,
following sections: Population, Im- will commence at approximately
migration and Labor, Employment 10 o'clock. The party is open to
of Jew. on Public Works; Agri- members, their families and
cultural Colonization; Urban De- friends and the men are urged
veloprnent; Industry; Publl eto Invite the ladies. There will
Health, Education, Finance. In no admission charge.
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Mrs. Shmarya Kleinman will be
the gueit speaker at the Zedakah
Club open meeting at tho Hotel
Stotler Monday, at 1:30. Iler
subject will be "Who Should Ad-
minister Relief." C. F. Campbell
of the Community drive will alz.:
speak and present the movie "The
Inner Voice." The public is in-
vited.
Mrs. Tillie Greenberg is chair-
man oft he Thanksgiving cabaret
supper and dance, to be held Nov.
20 at the Hotel Statler. Enthu-
siastic preparations are under way
to make this affair unique in ev-
ery respect.
Reservations are limited and
should be made early by calling
Mrs. Harry A. Tyner, co-chair-
man, Euclid 3072, or G•rfield
6329-W, Mrs. Tillie Greenberg.
HEBREW LADIES' AID
OFFICERS ELECTED
On Oct. 26, the second nomin-
ations and election of officers
took place at the Lawrence-Dexter
Hall, and the following were elec-
ted: President, Elfreda Green-
wald; vice-president, Frances Sha-
piro; recording secretary, Sophie
Janowitz; financial secretary, Sar-
ah Miller; treasurer, Freda Wein-
stein; inner guard, Rebecca Vogel,
and conductress, Ethel Goodman.
The trustees are Pauline Schiff,
Helen Liebson and Sadie Austen-
der. The next meeting will take
place on Nov. 9, at the game lo-
cation. A special meeting WIN
held on Nov. 3 at the home of
Helen Auslander.
On Nov. 20 the organization
will have its installation dinner-
dance at the Lawrence Dexter
Hall. A home-cooked Hungarian
meal will be served, after which
dancing will follow to the tunes
of • good orchestra. Mrs. Helen
Auslander and her assistants,
Helen Gross and Guseie Gross, are
working with other members to
make this affair an outstanding
event. The public is invited and
anyone wishing to snake reserva-
tions can do so by calling Garfield
6454.8 or Hemlock 3350-W.
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66 E. COLUMBIA EL:ni si!"
ish community to the urgent need
for financial aid and moral sup-
port of the stricken Jewish com-
munities abroad and recommended
that "the conference vote its con-
tinued confidence in the beneficent
work carried on by both the Joint
Distribution Committee and the
Jewish Agency and endorse the
appeals of these two agencies to
American Israel." Describing the
proposed World-Jewish Confer-
ence In 1934 as a matter that
"will become a grave issue in
American Jewry," Rabbi Newfield
asked that "the Central Confer-
ence should declare its stand."
The session on Wednesday af-
ternoon was marked by Rabbi
David Lefkowitz'a paper on "The
American Principle of Separation
of Church and State in its Appli-
cation to Modern Life," which was
in the nature of the conference's
observation of the Washington
Bi-centennial.
Peace, Social Justice Reports.
The committee on international
peace, headed by Rabbi Max C.
Currick, of Erie, Pa., urged that
the conference appeal to the
United States Senate to ratify the
p rotocols for the adhesion of the
United States to the World Court
at the short session in December;
that the United States reduce rad-
ically its own military budget, ir-
respective of what in • y b
achieved at Geneva.
Another important report of
the first day's sessions was that
of the commission on social jus-
tice, presented by its chairman,
Rabbi Edward L. Israel, of Bal-
timore, Md. Rabbi Israel called
the attention of the conference
to the increasing Influence of the
religious social point of view
among some of the leading men
cf the country. 'Considerable
comment," he pointed out, "was
caused by the fact that one of
the presidential candidates in the
present election quoted our Social
Justice Program.
The conference will close
on Sunday afternoon with the elec-
tion of officers for the ensiling year.
The newly-elected executive board
will meet on Sunday evening and
on Monday morning.
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