PAGE FOUR
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
$5 DONOR LUNCHEON I
OF ZEDAKAH FEB. 28 a nit', lula tdaansc ar
Proceeds To Be Used To
Administer Relief to
SATURD AY
e thoemliOeutrei
ig People's
Society of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek to be given Saturday eve-
A. L
STARS IN
UNDERFED AIDED BY ORGANIZATIONS AID gempit,,Ertii • FOREIGN
RUSSIAN PICTURE ROSENFELD HEADS
Mertes
NORTH END CLINIC BEN ARI'S CONCERT
DETROIT CANTORS
BERNSTEIN MOVES
SAUER KRAUT OFFACE
How a Benefactor Assisted
in Providing Milk for
Many Undernourished.
Detroit's Needy.
A. L. Bernstein, mercharldise
broker and local distributO for
Silver Floss Sauer Kraut and
other food products, is now lo-
A special program of unsurpas- Elected President of Associ-
tectuisn t} tore
c,,apa
sad interest has been arranged for
ation; Plan Relief
the Little Cinema Theater for the
conveni-
lweek starting Saturday. In addi-
Concert.
3e 0n1 tu. qsaaitaerres, -
Li o n to the famous film "Rasputin,"
▪ Rabb Services:
R
Rabbi
Ferdinand Y. luerman of St Louis
Mo
occupy the Pulpit of Temple moil
Pledge Support to Event by
t1
su""
,
" 1°.q. "
Habimah Players Jan 8
speak
on the subject: 'Tumult. Lights and
Christmas Trees.•
at Maccabee Hall,
Sabbath &ram.
"The White Devil" Now at Little
Cinema Theater.
TrImInal Youth - will be the mt.. of
A family of nine trying to live
A number of organizations have Rabbi Lmn Pram•. subject Saturday morning,
on $7.50 a week; two of the young- pledged their support and co-opera- Dec.11, at WOO.
sters in the family just beginning tion to the concert arranged for
Young Proldels Temple ass Informal Ranee:
know how it feel to have enough Jan. 8, at the Maccabee Auditor.
The young people of Temple households are
o eat; eight-year-old Sarah, who ium, for Ben-Ari and Anna Raikin, 100104 to attend an informal afternoon dance
voennd.yhy the 3
. 70,11. e Temple Club,
's enabled to regain her strength stars of the famous Habimah of
0 , al P
o return to school; Rose, threaten- Moscow.
ed with tuberculosis; her father,
The concert,' sponsored by the
en
suffering from gastric ulcer; the Kvutzah Ivrith, IS being planned seeds,,
th
. peek
e. l
subjwt. "Joseph.. Contemporary of Jesus.”
t
mother, returning from the hsopital
• review of Leon Feuchtwanger's recent book.
to find her baby suffering from
- Josephus."
double pneumonia; all of them in
Temple Arad Society:
need of milk.
The Temple Arta Society announces Its first
These are characters for whom
1932 Oreen Room "NovHte sae Wednesday
evening. Dec. II. at lit. In the men'e Tem-
the North End Clinic functions as
ple clubroom. For member. only. Member. are
one of the most important relief-
Invited to bring one friend who Interested
giving agencies in Detroit.
In the Temple Arts Society.
A hero who helped these unfor-
Pupae. fee Cb
tunates known only to the board
The Temple Is preparing the children to
celebrate Chanukah at home. The congrega-
and staff of the North End Clinic;
tion will present each ehIld with a Chanukah
is Harry Frankel, who was a De-
gift of candlea. In their classrooms, the
troit resident for several months
children are learning to pronounce she bleu-
tng over the candles and to sing, 'Rock at
until his recent return to his home
MISS NAOMI GOLDSTEIN
On, , and other Chanukah woo., Chanukah
in New York,
begins Saturday night. Dec. 74. When you
present your child with • gift at tau mason,
ning, Dec. 17, in the social hall
Through Dr. Max Kohn, chief
my It M I ehanutah gift.
CHARITY CARD PARTY
of the Congregation at Lawton and of the department of pediatrics at
Ch.M. Parties:
the clinic, Mr. Frankel became in-
ON TUESDAY EVENING Chicago boulevard.
Limy classes In the primary and Intermediate
Dancing will last from 9 p. m. terested (n its patients and prob-
department. are to give Chanukah part.. The
until 1:30 a. in. Admission cards lems to the extent that he asked
confirmation department uventh, eighth and
Good-Will Souring Circle will
ninth grad.) •111 hold a Chanukah party
are already in the mails to those what concrete thing he could do
hold a card party Tuesday eve-
at the Temple on Ow. It The admIsgion
whose reservations have been sent during the time that he was a resi-
price trill be IS cents
ning, Dec. 20, in the assembly ball
in. Persons who mail their reser-
of Congregation B'nai Moshe, at vations later than Wednesday, Dec. dent of Detroit to assist the clinic
in its work.
Dexter and Lawrence, ,Proceeds 17, can get their admission cards
This aid finally took,the form of
HALEVY SPONSORS
will go for charity.
at the door. •
a gift of $10 a month for five
Tickets may he hed• from Mrs.
CHANUKAH BALL
Miss Naomi Goldstein, chairMan months, from May through October,
S. Rosenberg, 2967 Webb Ave., of the social committee, who has to,buy milk and crean with which
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Townsend 7-202, who is one of been In charge of preparations far to supplement the food supply of
The entertainment committee
the organizers of this club,
the, dance, and her committee are families known to the Clinic who
ANNA RAIK1N
of the Detroit Ilalevy Hazomir
responsible for the unusual deco- needed this additional food because
Singing Society has announced a
rative scheme. Miss Goldstein has of undernourishment or illness, by a committee under the chair- novel social evening to be offered
planned an "Absurdity Frolic", and Some of these families had a bread- manship of Aaron Rosenberg.
on Sunday evening, Dec. 25, at
Ben-Art has won recognition not
the coming affair is expected to be winner working and earning a little
Assembly Hall, 9125 Twelfth
The Girls' committee of the Jew- one of the most elaborate and novel so that they were not eligible for only on the Hebrew stage, but also g street.
as
an English performer, having
dances
ever
sponsored
by
this
or-
aid
from
a
welfare
agency.
Oth-
ish Centers Association, headed by
This affair, the first of its kind
i
ers were receiving minimum agency
layed on the Yiddish statge in ever offered by the organization,
Miss Ruth.Jaffe, has 4, number of ganization.
Williamson's "Radio Ramblers" aid which could not be increased to P hiladelphia for a year. will have a distinctive Chanukah
plans under way for the remain-
Anna Raikin, Mrs. Ben-Ari in flavor, David Tucker, one of the
der of the club year. Dec. 29 has will furnish the music and there purchase the much-needed milk and
been set aside for the annual sen- will be various novelty numbers cream because the agency, like all private life, is a mezzo-soprano oldest and most popular members
on the program. Mr. Meyerson, a others in this year of many troub- and is a noted singer of Yiddish of the choir, will light the Chum.
ior girl's Chanukah party,
An important class sponsored and professional artist, has co-operated les, was hard pressed for funds. folkaongs.
kah candles, and will be supported
Ben-Art, besides being a noted
During the five months that the
started by thin committee is the with Miss Goldstein in fitting the
by the entire choir singing several
money was given to the clinic, Mr. actor, is also a writer for a num-
gift making and dress remodelling social hall for the occasion.
numbers prepared especially for
Attendance has been limited to Frankel's gift purchased 580 quarts her of important magazines, includ..
class, Mrs. Samuel Coburn will be
the occasion by Dan Frohman, mu-
100
couples
and
no
reservations
of milk and 92 pints of cream. ing the Zukunft, Hebrew weekly,
the instructor. The class will start
sical
director. Philip Goren, who
on Wednesday, Jan. 4. Registra- can be made at the door. There HoWever, these statistics do not outstanding Yiddish literary journ- willbe master-of-ceremonies for
tions are being taken at the present are a few tickets yet unsold and tell the real story. The actual al. The latter, in its last issue, the evening, will also offer a nov-
they can be secured by communica- worth of his gift is mesaured in contains an interesting article on
time.
alts act, and a special string oe-
following case histories in the the stage by Ben-Ari.
Miss Tette Boris has been ap- ting with Mies Naomi Goldstein,
Tickets for the Ben-Art concert tette, obtained from the Chord of
pointed the chairman of the senior 2512 Boston boulevard, Longfellow clinic files:
"Sarah's condition had improved are now procurable at the office of Judea for the occasion, will pro-
dramatic tournament committee. 3280,
Assisting her are Selma Yaffee, Dr. Raphael Isaac. To Speak. aufficiently so that she was allowed The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, from vide instrumental music. It is
At the next meeting to be held to return to school. She had gained Aaron Rosenberg, 1413 First Na- only for members and their intim-
Joseph Gutfretind•and Leo Lubet-
sky. The final date for entry to Sunday, Dec. 25, Dr. Raphael in weight, improved in appearance, tional Bank Building; from Plot- ate friends.
Work is being continued on
this tournament is Feb. 1. The Isaacs, professor of medicine at the and all symptoms had disappeared." kin's Book Store on Oakland eve-
"After 12-year-old Rose had been nue, and from Meyer Wesley, 2961 Wendelssohn's "Walpurgis Nacht,"
date for the preliminaries has been University of Michigan, will be
given a quart of milk daily for Tuxedo. the oratorio which the choir will
set for March 6, and the finals will the speaker.
sing at its next annual concert.
one month, she had gained in
be held on March 26.
Dan Frohman, director, and Max
weight and improved greatly in
The junior girls are looking for-
Levy, vocal coach, are conducting
appearance."
ward to a week of festivity during
regular rehearsals every Monday
With an additional quart of
the coming school vacation. On
PARTY
ON
SUNDAY
evening at 8:45, in room 123,
milk a day supplied the D family
Dec. 18, they will be taken to a
Northern High School,
by the North End Clinic, eac hchild
theater party arranged by Jericho
A
delightful
bridge
party
is
had at least one glas of milk daily,
Lodge. On Dec. 21, they will at-
and Sadie and Anna, the two scheduled by Zedakah Club for
tend a Junior Chanukah program
youngest children who had been Sunday evening, Dec. 18, at the BEN BERMAN HEADS
at the Center, 31 Melbourne.
Plans to enroll new members found to be badly undernourished, home of Mrs. Milton Bernstein,
in the Detroit Service Group of have improved considerably in 16825 Linwood avenue. Refresh-
LODGE 55, K. OF P.
CARD OF THANKS
the Jewish Welfare Federation health and 'appearance."
ments and prizes will be offered.
- .
The family of the late Bertha
were discussed at the first meeting
Mrs. Jack Greenberg is chair-
Detroit Lodge No. 65, Knights
Two dollars and fifty cents will
Altman wishes to thank their rela-
of the group's membership exten- provide milk for one child for a man, assisted by Mrs, Ilarry Ty- oi Pythias, at a meeting held Dec.
tives and friends for the kindness
and sympathy shown them in their sion committee, held Tuesday. month. The need for this supple- nor. All members and friends are 6, elected the following officers
Samuel H. Rubiner is chairman of mentary food remain acute, and invited to attend and help carry ,foir the ensuing year:
recent bereavement. „
the committee, which includes the clinic staff remain hopeful that on Zedakah's relief work,
,Ben Berman, chancellor corn-
Charles N. Agree, Max L. Black, a way of carrying on th weork will
Kedakah acknowledges the dons- minder; Bernard Jacoby, vice-
Louis C. Blumberg, Maurice Bor- materialize in the immediate fut- tions and assistance rendered them chancellor; Barney Albertson
by Buddy's Delicatessen for their Pearl, prelate; B. D. Jacoby, mas-
Rabbi Je'rome D. Folkman'e delove, Harry Cohen, Charles E. ure.
sermon last Friday evening was Feinberg, Morris Fishman, Leo 1.
Thanksgiving cabaret supper. ter at arms; Harry Mandell, inner
Franklin, Marvin B. Gingold, Ilar- HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
guard; Louis Steinberg, outer
on "Money and Marriage."
vey Goldman, Joseph Haggai, Ber-
guard; Harry Kaletsky, master of
CARNIVAL A SUCCESS
The Sisterhood is giving a danc- nard Isaacs, William B. Isenberg,
finance; Ben Shiffman, master of
ing party this Thursday evening, Hoke Levin, Samuel Levine, Louie
exchequer; Emil Raskin, master
The annual carnival and dance
---
Luckoff, Nathan Metzger, Nathan
Dec. 15.
ay. at 7 p. m . • muakal recital was of work and delegate to the state
L. Milstein, Robert J. Newman, given by the Home Relief Society pr8ese
unnleci at the Temple oath Jacob under convention, and Dr. R. R. Gold-
Harry II, Platt, Herman Radner, Sunday evening, Dec. 11, at Hotel the seeasershie of Mn. Mat SchiSf.Ififie and sbine, alternate.
''" tr,`•1 'I,T,';';,,,Th,,,I,,,;:r1Z,`.
Charles K. Sandorf, Dr. David J. Statler, was a huge success, Oman- ,„,,,
• Members of Detroit Lodge No.
To be sure of •
Over 1,000 Elotnick pianist Lucille Rollin pianist and 55,are urged to attend the meeting
Sandweiss, Alex Schreiber, Maur- daily and socially.
vocalist: Edwin Fink. French born. Inge.
people
attended.
Better Deal
ice II. Schwartz, Simon Shetzer,
ea ...peen, Belmont wed, emet. neict Tuesday evening, which will
As this is the only affair given if:m'es Rosenthal. vocalist and Harold Orman. be'. a get-together evening. There
Dr. Leonard Sdilow, Philip Slomo-
on the
.4
vitz, George M. Stutz, Ilerbert II. by the Home Relief Society during Tp .."st. Ir7.66
nn=dintvh PrZallnii.°n ad- W111. he interesting entertainment
New 1933 Buick
Warner, Shirley J. Weinberg and the year, by which enough money oCt-towr 'Tea% were Rr. and Mrs. 13 Drews
onger wheelbase, new "aer-
ask for
d rs
dM
is
earned
to
carry
on
its
work,
Sidney Weiman.
served.
Herta... all of Detroit.
A sub-committee consisting of the members and officers of the
Abraham Lapides was elected president of
Louis C. Blumberg, Charles E. organization are highly gratified anal
wroth at the annual elwtion of officers.
JUNIOR HADASSAH'S
Feinberg, Leo I. Franklin, Dr. with their overwhelming success. Dee. 7. Y. J. Rollin was elected vicOpresi•
DONOR LUNCHEON
now with
David Sandweiss and George M. The society thanks The Detroit dent and Irving Levy secretary. Joseph Retch-
Its was reselected treasurer. Rabbi Elmer Om-
Jewish
Chronicle
for
co-operating,
Stutz was appointed to work out
series of lectures on early
nt
HARLEY
the merchants who donated food le"w1:1 gattly
details of a concrete program.
Many pledges have been re-
BUICK-PONTIAC SALES
and merchandise, the Elks Club
Membere of the Sisterhood decided to ham ceived for Junior Iladassah's third
for their kind assistance and co- • reviler Mud, grOup to meet on alter.te annual $10 donor luncheon, which
Col. 4807
3762 Cass Ave.
operation, the members of the Theban. the first mmHg w. held Dec. IL will take place at the Statler Ho-
CENTER BASKETBALL
Rab01 Berger discussed Josiah ceremonials.
tel on March 5. Pledges may be
LEAGUES UNDER WAY various qrganizations who co-
operated, thepublic and friends
Norman Buckner la In Detroit attending the
made by calling Mary Barak at
Finance Association of Americo Mr.
of the society, Mrs. Charles Mar- Personal
Buttner 11 chairman of the board of directors. Eyelid 3552, or any of the fol-
Thirty boys' club of the Jewish
'miring: Anne Manson, chairman
Centers Association in the various ienthal, chairman, and her com-
Mr. and If. II J. Rapaport ofLanai.
divisions are expected to get under mittee of workers whose untiring rjt. re . 1.0.0.1,11oznnguesta of Mr. sod Mrs. Rano of the luncheon committee, Town.
way in the basketball league the efforts made this carnival such a
seed 6-5902; Sara Rosen, co-
first week In January. All games BUMS.
Mrs. Alma Butner. Ira Buckner from Flint chairman, Longfellow 0503; Ada
will be played at Temple Beth El.
Buckner
of
Detroit,
were
din-
M: Klinger, chairman of the donor
and &MIMI
guests of the Norman Buckner,.
The following clubs have signified Sisters of Zion Mizrachi no
committee, T o w n a e n d 6-2597;
D ee... later attending orvices al Temple Beth
their intentions of entering the re-
Chanukah Celebration
Merty Moran; co-chairman, Town-
Jacob.
spective divisions:
send 7-3970; Ruth Friedland,
Mrs. Jacob Ruenth•l of hetrat I. spending
Junior-Intermediates: Sternites,
Chairman of ways and means,
The annual Chanukah concert
few days lilts the Arthur Rasenthals of
Lincoln; Louis Marshal's, Falcons, and party will be given by the Ottawa drive .
I Townsend 6-4049, and Pauline
Titans and the Bruins.
Berman, co-chairman, Townsend
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi on Wed-
Intermediates: Rebirths, Vikings,
I 6-$540.
nesday, Dec. 28, at the Taylor-
Brandeis, Flamingoes, Trojans, Es-
p..he committee has some excel-
Wilson Congregation. Mrs. M.
kimoes, Cougars and Orioles.
lest and unique ways and means
Singer is in charge of this affair.
JuniciP-Seniors: Ermanoes, Pi-
whereby
girls can raise their $10
The organization also announces
M. J C Hirschfield has returned to her
lots, Pirates, Balfour; Stags, Cel-
home after spending unfit days In Detroit
for the luncheon, and girls are
tics, Revelers, Monomers, Ameri- an important meeting to be held with her tater, bars. Henry Weiss
urged
to
get in touch with the
next Wednesday, Dec. 21, at the
cans.
Mr, and Mn Joseph Broder of Detroit ways and means chairman for in-
Seniors: Theta Sigma Kappas, same synagogue. All interested were In this city on Saturday
formation.
Strangers, Crestons, Paradims, are urged to attend. The Detroit
Mrs. Samuel W. Ilalprin, na-
Joseph Sthwart• returned home on Sunday
Pals, Lambda Mu Epsilons, Olym- delegates to the national conven- after
spend). • few days In N. York on tional president of Senior Hades-
tion will give their reports.
pic
.
for usual low
sah,
whoewill be guest speaker for
Tickets
for
the
Chanukah
cele-
The Junior-intermediate games I
one-way rate plus
Henry Peldman nu re-elected president of the senior luncheon on Tuesday,
will be played on Monday after- I bration may be procured from
" Its
Ilembols aims!. aombir.laelblos, lowed
lowed e..
Dec.
20, will meet Junior Hades-
noons; the intermediate games will I Mrs. M. Ringer, 231 Owen, or any a'Sn'n veal 'enrerting
'" Troghl jn*d
e w
trate.
as
• 14 mot lee Fe. Owe Hued,
chosen eah girls at the Book-Cadillac
elected secretary Murray Beremm
6.4 es... Rao. Trip Soneelsos, elsoot
be played on Tuesday and Thurs- of the members.
Pauline Hellen., treasurer
dew
Dm.
19
NJ.
L
r
.es
wen
tell mul
Hotel between the hours of 6 and
day afternoons; the junior-senior
and Milton Miller, irergeantot•arms
Rs.. toil, J.. IL
6:30 p. m. on that day.
games on Thursday evenings, and Young Poale Zion Chanukah
ROUND TRIP PlCURSIONS. D IS-JAN. 1
Chicago .. 9 LW Akre. ... TAO the Senior games on Sunday after-
Young Israel Intermediates
Party Dec. 24.
SAO Noe York . 1623 noons.
St. Louis ..
LAMBDA TAU ALPHA
On Dec. 24, the Young Poale
Zedakah Club, long recognized
u an outstanding relief agency, ad-
ministering immediate aid to Jew-
ish distressed families, will hold
its first donor luncheon 'on Tues-
day, Feb. 28, in the ballroom of
the Statler Hotel. The proceeds
will be used to carry on the in-
creased demands for aid among
the local needy.
The genetal chairman of this
affair is Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, as-
sisted by her co-workers, Mrs. Mil-
ton Bernstein, Mrs. Lester Lapides
and Mrs. Alex Schrieber.
Anyone wishing to earn or save
the money for this luncheon may
secure the necemary instructions
by getting in touch with the ways
and means committee chairman
Mrs. Harry Coggan, Euclid 9151,
Mrs. Max Elias and Mrs. N. Sha-
piro.
t
CENTERS ASS'N
ENROLL MEMBERS
IN SERVICE GROUP
JACKSON NOTES
linntiar Notes
Ivan Mosjoukine and Betty Amens,
Star. of "The White Devil"
which tells the story of Russia's
sex-mad monk and his sorid love
affairs and wild dissipations, there
will be presented on the screen
"The White Devil," a mighty story
of love and courage made from the
famous Leo Tolstoi story of the
same name.
Starred In "The White Devil" are
Ivan Mosjoukine and the beautiful
Lil Dagover. Pretty Betty Amann
also plays an important role,
"The White Devil" is a colorful
drama of eventful days in Russia
at the time when Leo Tolstoi, the
masterly author, was a young cava-
lryman in the Caucasus. Sound
effects and musical accompaniment
are furnished by the famous Don
Cossack Choir under direction of
Dr. Serge Jeroff.
Ladies' Free Loan Ass'n.
The Detroit Hebrew Free Loan
Association elected the following
officers: Mrs. Ida Solai, president;
Mrs. Baker, vice-president; Mrs.
Goldman, treasurer.
The Cantors' Association of De-
house Building,
troit, at a meeting on Dec. 12,
corner Wabash
elected Rev. A. A. Rosenfeld, pres-
) Wabash and
ident. Other officers elected are:
Bagley.
"Bernie," as
J. Moldowsky, vice-president; J.
Mr. Bernstein
Silverman, treasurer; S. Mogilew-
is affectionately
sky, secretary; J. Skolnick, librar-
ian.
thedistincti
h o wn' eni4 ve
Cantor J. Sonenklar heads the
title of "Sauer
music committee and is assisted by
htoeil tsenhsi es: inoi s e dupnsiis ri
e tn:
n ur
King''
Kraut
J. Katz, William Cayman and Hy-
man Cohen.
excellent
record
in
selling
more
Mem
Members of the board are: J.
product
oduct than
of L Bernstein i because
Katz, chairman; H. Miller, S. A.
of any
his
in
America.
v
S toAckberri af nodu t lAi n. e Gorfetehneblpaat:t : a r, s "o
. n won for him
o
Ills
brief
. year's
ral frien d s an
and a following
activities was given by Cantor Ro-
unequalled in the trade.
senfeld, who pointed out that large co
sums were spent to aid cantors
in need and without positions, as
well as to stranded cantors. He CHALUTZOS DANCE
took occasion to pay tribute to the
ON SUNDAY NIGHT
memory of the Rev, H. Milkovsky.
Cantor Rosenfeld said that the
Funds
for the continuation of
association gained in strength from
the coming to Detroit of Cantors the efforts of the labor Zionists
in Palestine are to be raised by
Jacob Sonenklar and J. Katz,
A benefit concert is planned to means of a dance to be held this
raise funds to aid cantors without Sunday evening, Dec. 18, in the
positions and details will be an- Crystal Ballroom of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
nounced at a later date.
This is the annual dance of the
It was pointed out in reports at
this meeting that the Detroit can- Women's Pioneer Organization
(Chalutzos).
The funds raised
tors at all times are prepared to
co-operate with important causes, are used primarily for financing
and have aided many movements the work of the women's co-opera-
tive centers in Palestine.
in the past year.
Gifts to North End Clinic
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Mrs. I. Kositchek
from Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher.
In memory of A. Baron from
Mrs. S. Sternberg and Mrs. I. Hur-
witz.
In memory of Mrs. Betty Plant
of Cincinnati from Mrs. Mark
Fleischman.
The clinic also received the fol-
lowing gifts: Extensive repairs to
boilers by J. B. Neiman; high ten-
sion swith for X-Ray machine, by
H. J. L. Frank; installation of
high tension swith by Dr. Arthur
R. Bloom.
PEISER WILL ADDRESS
ALTMAN'S RADIO HOUR
Kurt Peiser, executive director
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
will address Altman's Jewish Radio
Hour, this Sunday, Dee. 18. Mr.
Altman's Hour is broadcast every
Sunday, over Station WMBC, from
12 to 1:30 p. m.
Mr. Peiser's subject will be "So-
cial Work as Dictated by the Jew-
aih
The musical program will be
featured by, vocal selections by Da-
vid Scholnick, who is also train-
ing part of his choir to participate
in this hour's program.
Entire Store Open
Every Night 'Till
P.
M.
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Saturday-
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Dexter
Zion Group, "Ceuta," will present,
Prenzlauer Service Group at the Farband Folk School, 8679
Party.
Twelfth street, an entertainment
Eva Prenzlauer Service Group
will give a party at the B'nai
Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence. Mrs.
Sadie Schwartz, chairman, asks all
members and friends to co-operate
and come to this affair.
A meeting will be held on Wed-
nesday, Dec. 19, at Mrs. Sarah
Goldberg's home, 212 Mt. Vernon,
at 12:30 sharp. All members are
urged to attend.
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LUBRICATION — BODY POLISHING
consisting of a debate, a talk upon
the history of Chanukah, musical
features, dancing, etc.
A drive to obtain new members
has been inaugurated. All Jew-
ish children from 13 to 16 who
are interested in Jewish problems
are invited to join our ranks.
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
A food shower is being spon-
sored by the Zedakah Juniors on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, at
8 o'clock, at Buddy's Restaurant,
Taylor and Twelfth streets.
Mies
Helen Lufkofsky, chair-
man of the affair, announces that
bridge will be played. There will
be prizes and refreshments will
be served.
Admission will be a package of
staple food for the Chanukah
baskets.. All are welcome.
Miss Tillie Leibovitz and Miss
'layette, Pollock, will be in charge
of • social meeting, date and place
to be announced in the next issue
of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle .
To Distribute Chan-
ukah Baskets.
The Young Israel' Intermediates
met last Sunday afternoon at the
Philadelphia-Byron Hall. It was
decided that future meetings be
held twice a month. The next meet-
ing will be held on Dec. 2.5.
At the last meeting, Max Chem-
sky talked to both the junior and
intermediate groups on "Jewish
Humor."
The distribution of baskets for
Chanukah was planned and a few
baskets are made and many more
are expected in the next 10 days."
All Jewish boys and girls be-
tween the ages of 10 to 14 are eli-
gible for the junior group of Young
Israel and those between the ages
of 14 to 18 are eligible for the
intermediate group.
Dividend Declared bx Morris
Plan Bank.
The board of directors of the
Industrial Morris Plan Bank of
Detroit, at its last meeting, de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of one and one-half per cent
to stockholders of record Dee. 31,
1932.
DANCE ON SUNDAY
Lambda Tau Alpha Fraternity
will hold its second annual holi-
day dance on Sunday, Dec. 18, at
Jericho Temple. The Lombard-
ians, a nine-niece orchestra, will
furnish the music. Harry Katz is
chairman of the affair. The of-
ficers of this organization are:
President, Ernest Cirton; vice-
president, Carl Gamburd; secre-
tary, Phil Teal; treasurer. Herman
Silver.
1 WINDSOR CHANUKAH
CONCERT ON DEC. 28
The second annual Chanukah
concert of the Windsor Talmud
Torah will be held on Wednesday,
Dec. 28, at 8 p. m., at the Talmud
Tbrah Hall, 628 Tuscarora street.
A splendid program has been
prepared and will be directed by
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Singerrnan. It
will include songs and recitations
in Hebrew and Jewish, and as a
special feature a tableaux. "Chat-
utzim," which will describe life
in Palestine.
DELIVERED 31139
This Brand New Hudson "8" Coach
GIVEN
FREE
A New Car Given Away---One Every
Business Day Until Christmas
QUESTION?
How Many Times Will the Wheel
Revolve Saturday?
Submit the right answer of the closest estimate and get this
Hudson "8" Coach FREE.
Please Note:
You will receive an entry blank for the magic "BUDD"
Wheel Test with every purchase of 50c up to $1 . . . and an
additional blank for each dollar's worth purchased thereafter.
(Save your sales check to show with your entry blank at one of
the booths in the store.)
See The Wheel
Count the number of revolutions this master wheel makes
in one minute. Multiply the number of revolutions by the number
of minutes the wheel is going to run on the day the car is to be
given away ... and you have the right answer.
CROWLEY
MILNER'S