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and THE LEGAL. CHRONICLE
EQUALITY CLUB'S
DEDICATION OF NEW JEWISH COMMUNITY PERETZ EVENING
OF CHUG HATZAIR DONOR LUNCHEON
CENTER TAKES PLACE SUNDAY EVENING;
PROGRAM CONTINUES FOR ENTIRE WEEK
\t the last meeting of the Chug Will Be Held in lehrt.ry; Ch ar it y
(Continued from Page
One.)
speaker will he Dr. Solomon B.
Freehof of Chicago. Mrs. Samuel
R. Glogower is chairman of the
dinner arrangements committee.
Meyer L. Prentis will he chair-
man of the dinner, and the toast-
master will he William Friedman.
An address on "Center Member-
ship" will lie delivered by Kurt
Peiser.
program appears
elsewhere in this totem
All Group. Represented.
Because the Jewish Community
Center is to represent all phases
nf Jewish communal life, sponsors
for the evening programs are be-
ing included from all groups in
the city. The organization com-
nUttees are eager to have the en-
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(Continued from Preceding Page) with that pi ot oom in the Mandate
WAS nut incompat ible with the gen -
among the Jewish people has at- oral functions assumed by England
MISS ANNA HECKER
tempted to whittle dtiwn the just- in Palestine. Anil yet nothing has
,c
h were made, to take plat
nes, of that obligation.
ever been done about it.
t-'..t.irday. Iles. 2, S p.
But under Arti c le 0 o f th e :thi n_
If promises ar e made to be brok-
ton Philadelphia Hall.
date, Great Britain undertook to cu, then the path o f .liovi•h history
•I .• program of the evelio ,
fa.•ilitate the close settlement nf to Palestine is st•ewen with such
Jews "upon state and waste lan.1.-.." doe: mkt assurances. Commissions
l'anush and
I ...Ili., by I..
have collie and gone. and some of
1', :arlirtly every document
tlitx \Vein.. on the lift' and
milted by the Zionist Organization their reeoniniendations hav e been
and Jewi••••F Ageili y to the White- translated into permanent legisla- \to, t•-• of the Writer. J. I.. 1'em l..
i••• one of the outmtiolino
hall authorities and to the League limn.
entire output of laws o
at Geneva has pointed out the con- sine, Re; I it might ahnost seem, write, of the modern Ilehrew and
tented non-fulfillment of that von- has he. 11 an nitegral part of the Jew Hi literature.
stitutional duly.
!tut argitilletitS New Deal which Great Britain
A play, "Ilabonint," written by
and protests have not availed. Pre- achieving for the Arabs. An al- 1
cast
mier MacDonald, in writing to Dr. most infinitesimal part of that of- of Sliss Censure
11. eizmann in the winter of 1931, ticially-sponsored development has 1„.„,,I At„. 0 „ 1 ,„„ .
agreed in essenc e that compliance been vouchsafed to the Jew's.
A Cha,idie one-act play, "Ham-
kultolini." to he given through the
courtesy 1,1 the Ilashomer Ilatzair.
QUICKSAND AND ENDURING JEWISH VALUES
Readings of Peretz stories by
Walter Farber.
(Continued from preceding page) the special commission of the
Recitations of Peretz poems by
Jewish Agency, which will co-
:11:•:. Ruth Ticktin.
operate with all bodies seeking
the areas to he acquired will not
Singing of Hebrew songs by the
to aid German Jewry and also
be private property but the in-
audience under the direction of
with the High Commissioner for
alienable possession of the Jew
Cantor
Moldaysky.
German refugees appointed by
ish people as a whole. In addi-
'This open meeting of the ('hug
the League of Nations.
(inn to rural settlement, funds
Ilatzair
is specially planned for
I shall have shortly for Pales-
will be used for urban coloniza-
tine where I shall remain for the Hebre•-speaking audience of
thin. A very substantial sum
Dett•oit. As guests of the meet-
two months to examine the en-
will have to be allocated to Neil-
ing, the Kvutzah lvrith, the ('hug
tire field and to co-ordinate the
itate immigration and provide
led and the Gviroth of the Kvut-
There-
activities.
settlement
work for those who enter the
zah were invited. The public at
after I will visit America, being
country.
large is also invited. Admission
able by that time to lay before
We conceive t1i be one of the
you the comprehensive program
is free.
most important tasks confront.
that will have been mapped out
ing us the removal from Ger-
The next meeting of the ('hug
by the group of agricultural, in-
many into Palestine of as large
Ilatzoir will he on Dec. 8, at the
dustrial
and
economic
experts
a number of children as possible
home of Miss Anna Hecker. Miss
that are now engaged on various
for their lot in the Reich is most
Ruth Ticktin will speak about
projects.
tragic. They will not only be
Faierherg.
In the meantime. it is incum-
integrated into Palestine's educe-
For information about the ('hug
bent upon American Jewry to
tional system but also into agri-
Ilatzair, call Miss Anna Hecker,
launch upon a great fund-raising
cultural, trade and domestic
secretary, Trinity 2-1565.
effort, for what we can do in Pal-
training centers,
estine is limited only by the
The Jewish Agency for Pales-
RELIEF
funds at our disposal. The con.
tine is concerned not only with
structive forces within the Je•-
SPONSORS BRIDGE - TEA
the transfer of those without
ish people will recognize that the
nans,
but it also proposes to as-
u -
time is imperative for a great
silt to the limit of its resources
The Junior Home Relief Society
mass movement for the rebuild-
the settlement in Palestine of
is sponsoring a bridge-tea for Sat-
ing of Palestine. It is not merely
middle class families of Ger-
urday, Dec. 0, at 2:30, at the
the privilege of a few but the
many. Among proposals under
home of the Misses Rose and Net-
duty of all.
consideration are the establish-
tie Yolles, 3265 Burlingame. Ad-
Whatever we accomplish in•the
mint of agricultural, industrial
mission fee includes table prizes,
settlement of refugees in Pales-
and mortgage hanks in Palestine
refreshments and a chance for the
tine, we will know' that it con-
that will serve German Jews in
door-prize. The committee in
tributes to a permanent enter-
the liquidation of their interests
charge of this affair includes Miss
prise that will forever give
in the Reich. If we could trans-
Wilma Schiller, chairman, with
strength to the Jewish people.
fer to Palestine a large part of
Elise Cohen, Sylvia Chase and
We will not lie squandering our
the financial resources, we would
Esther Robins assisting her. Girls
energies and our hopes on tern-
he aisle to accelerate enormously
desiring tickets should call either
porary, insecure measures that
the rebuilding of the Jewish Na-
Miss Schiller, llogarth 9194, or
are futile palliatives.
linnet Home,
Miss Rosalie Kanners, president of
The position of the Jews in
WILL COME TO U. S.
the organization, Hogarth 3371.
many lands rests on quicksand.
The funds raised for the settle-
A special meeting will be held
We need the enduring soil of
went of German Jewish refugees
Saturday, Dec. 2, at 10:30 a. nt.,
Palestine to secure our future.
will be administered through
at the home of Miss Ethel Gross-
man, 3311 Chicago,
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HERSHMAN AND HAGGAI WILL ADDRESS
MOTZKIN MEMORIAL MEETING TUESDAY
ish delegations. Ile attended the
(Continued From Page One)
I Jewish conference in London a
but he was invariably on the way week ago and. though he complain-
to Geneva or London, to Berlin or ed of ill-health, h e exercised his
some other city where his seryivel debating skill with his usual force
was required for the Zionist or I and energy.
J. N. F. Flag Day Dec. 10.
other Jewish cause. After three;
weeks of arduous work at Prague! The annual flag day of the Jew-
last August as president of the ish National' Fund will be observed
Zionist general council and of the on Saturday evening, Dec. 9, and
eighteenth congress, he hurried to all day Sunday, Dec. 10.
Under the chairmanship of Levi
Geneva in connection with the
World .lewish Conference; thence Shapiro, the Ita•al committee in
to Berme in relation to the ques- charge of arrangements hopes to
Lion of minorities, and again to enroll
'
at least 20(I workers for the
Geneva to co-operate with the Jew- I solicitations next week.
CENTER CONTRACTOR
BETH EL PLAYERS
APPEAR ON DEC. 6
GIVE DAD AND MOTHER
A TELEPHONE
FOR CHRISTMAS
\
arnica will provide more contenicnee and
protectio n for Dad and \hither than almost an.thing else you
ran Rite thrill.
It will kreil then. in constant touch with too. and enable friend.
to rearh then, easily. Is will permit them to do innumerable
"Nfld., and to •62p nn rdormy day a, without leering the house.
It will bring I ,,,,,, e•nd 'mantras 5. ithin instant reach of each other.
Rol greate r than all these things is the PRICE! ESS PROlEC-
TION afforded by • telephone, should it beerime meemsar. for
them to •onimon
doetor,firemen,police or other aid.
—
inatantly —
The Telephone Business Office will furnish con,
plete information and false .our order for installo•
thus locally or out-of-town, at an, turn. .nu oirerib.
D EMOCRATIC CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
Tr,c
A.-r. American Democrat-
:z Club will hold the next meet-
Toy,: evening, Dec. 5, at
:2'7 ' . • P. • ple'n Hall Twelfth
. =rd.
Tfe 014: Tradin
g and adoption of
'tt constitution and by-laws will
takt
plate
Lijr, •
- -wi ng Mcenkers will din-
ii "'"cracl
Zedakah Club Thanks Its
Friends for Aid in Sun-
day's Event.
Zedakah Club thanks its friends
and patrons who made possible the
'successful event held Sunday eve-
ning at Hotel Book-Cadillac. The
management of the hotel is given
special mention for its splendid
co-operation in all details. The
proceeds of this evening will help
to keep up the work of this to -
ganizetion. Mesdames J. Green-
berg and 1. Shapero were the
chairmen of this affair.
OUR FILM FOLK
(Continued from Preceding Page.)
those jokes about
Goldwyn's
treacherous treatment of the
king's English are true, but the
"movie business can use more de-
molishers of declensions if they
make pictures like Sammy's."
(Continued From Page One)
shape its dramatic destiny through-
out the year.
The first performance will in- •
Chaplin studio has at
•
last
elude three one-act plays of out;
bowed to progress . . . is being
standing merit and authorship.
wired
for
sound
pictures
.
The plays and casts follow:
but Charlie hasn't yet made up
The Stoker," by Harold Brig-
hi. mind to talk.
house. Cast: The Captain. Ben
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Wilk; Sheila, Clara Rubin; Archie,
German government has formed
Bernard Segal; Mrs. Leighton,
a
so-called
"Culture
Chamber"
Mrs. Max Keidan; Stoker. Jacob
which will place all forms of crea-
Clayman; Mr. !Inward, I.awrence
tive
endeavor,
such
as
music, tut-
F. Segal..
and films. under direct control of
The Same Old Thing." by Roi
the Reich.
Cast : She, an
Cooper Megrue.
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actress, Mrs. Sam Popkin; Ile, an
And according to the best
admirer, Foster Vehon; the Other
• uthority A c h m r d Abdullah,
Man, Sidney Martell; Julia, Renee
scenarist •nd short•story writer
Koine.
for Cosmopolitan and Saturday
The Valiant," by Ilolworthy
Evening Post. is of Solomon's
Hall. Cast: Warden Holt. Max
tribe. You pronounce the "ch"
Finkelston; Father Daly, prison I
with a gargle rail in Chaim.
chaplain. B. D. Welling; James
ALBERT DIAMOND
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Doke, the prisoner, Lewis J.
Benny Holzman played an at-
Weitzman; Josephine Paris. the
Mr. Diamond is the contra o.
mospherie bit in Eddie Cantor's
girl. Cyrille Cole; Dan. a jailer. : who was in charge of the construc- "Roman Scandals."
girl.
Ile insisted
Sidney Marwil.
I don work on the new Jewish Con, on proper compensation for his
DR. ADLER SPEAKS
HERE ON TUESDAY
rnunity Center at Holbrook an I acting. . . found check for 25
Woodward. Dedication of the new cents in his pay envelope ... Can.
enter will take place at a week'' , for said he was overpaid
. now
C'eremonies, beginning this Sun Benny is afraid to ca•h the check
• • •
1day evening.
(Continued from Page One.) ,
the application of PsYch"l°gT to MONTEFIORE
the problems of industry, (de l i
SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR
treatment of disease and of crime
inalit•.
Dr. Adler is the author of a :
Montefiore Lodge ran it. on •
brilliant philosophic work. "Dia-
lefties." lie is a regular contrib• successful grocery party last NI,.
SPONSORS
Along the Hollywood Rialto:
Arthur Loew and his new bride
visit movieland on their round
the-world honeymoon trip . . .
Forty - two leather • bound •ol•
times of Elbert Hubbard's Note.
Book were distributed among
his co - workers by Francis Led-
erer ... well, they'll make good
B•er, in his
door.stop s .
own "Tunney" way, attends the
open. . . J•ck Osterm•n (for-
and the
suer Broadway room
utor to the Journal of PhilosonhY, day evening, Nov. 27. Apr..
the Columbia Law Review and the mo
te y 250
a people attended.
fernon to Franklin Delano noose- Nation.
The proceeds will he used •
telt :"
Dr. Adler will answer the ques-
Andrew Baird, acting Wayne lions which lawyers, s ocial work- provide a greater number of
for Jewish needy for Chat o
ty Democratte chairman; ern, educator!. and psychiatristnim
n lots
C o
missus entertained for their
kWh, as has been the practite
fif th
James S. Sheehan, chairman of the audience will challenge hi
past
years.
Thriteenth Congressional district: with.
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Walter I. McKenzie, Nicholas Salo-
Montefiore
Lodge
thank,
it-
:
After thin fourth lecture, there
Add Goldwyn story Nit.
wich and Frank A. !Dittman.
wi ll he a brief races in the Tern - members and their friends feu
Someone was berating, Sam for
The public is invited.
pie Forum series until Jan. 16, their whole-hearted co-operation resigning from a cert•tn an.nocia-
when Dr. Samuel Schmallhausen in aiding in thin needy work.
(ion, saying his attitude was tied,
The next regular meeting i-r War. "Sure," answered Goldwyn.
The woe man not only lets his and Dr. Edward Schoolman will
debate
the
subject
"Can
Marriage
the
lodge
will
be
held
at
the
Sti•-
"That's why I quit. I am very
wife hate the last word. but he is
Ma - ' er Hotel on Monday evening, pedicular about the company I
' tickled to death when she reaches and the Family Survive the
from Thomas Jef- i it.
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held at the home of Nlis,
tire community come to the new
building, and are extending an in-
Ita l l l"'l l "" last SatainY '
vitation to all friends of loth the t•intl arrangements for the Peretz
Jewish Centers Association and the
Young Women's Hebrew A ssocia -
tion to participate in the week's
activities.
Present officers of the two or-
ganizations, both of which are
members of the Jewish Welfare
Federation and participants in the
Detroit Community Fund, are
Young Women's Hebrew Associa-
tion: Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower,
chairman; Mrs. Joseph M. Welt,
vice-chairman; Mrs. Louis .1. Ros-
enberg, treasurer, and Miss Ella
Vera Feldman, director; Jewish
Center Association: Nate S. Sha-
pero, president ; Israel Ilimelhoch,
vice-president; Henry Meyers.
treasurer.
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JEWISH RADIO HOUR,
STATION WMBC—SUNDAY, 12 to 1:30 P. M.
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.tt.
M:11,
by the
101,1 tit,'
The Pii
erns Gardens. the
match at .!
',Moll go toward the
procetols
McKinney Nleinorial Fund.
The social evening at the mem-
orial home Was a splendid affair.
nn
Your RELATIVES and FRIENDS in the SOVIET UNION
will appreciate a gift sent them through TORO SIN
to purchase &HIPS' le or Imported articles. AT
111•:DIVED. Your local
The next meeting will It, deli
Iles. 13.
hank or authorized agent will glue you the neces-
sary Information or [Weep( your TOROSIN orders.
B'NAI DAVID PLANS
Ilere are some of the
CHANUKAH AFFAIR
L•clisal noses.
of Man's oboes, 3.75 Rbl
3.70 Rbl.;
Men's rubbers. 1.75 Rhl.;
Ladies' rubbers. 90 kp.; Men . . sults,
7.50 Mal.: Ladies' atilt" 7.30 Ruble;
Sneakers, 40 lip.) Snap. 3 lip a pie.:
(Continued from Page One.)
and
all
Congregation
Junior
Young Judea clubs will partici-
pate in the program. Visitors are
welcome to attend club meeting-
at that time. Club meeting , on
'Tuesday are the Junior Congrega-
tion and four Young Judaea clubs
which were recently organized for
children from 8 to 12 years of
age, as part of the recent educa-
tional efforts of the li'nai David
Congregation.
Wednesday evening, Dee. 31, the
girls of the Junior League will
hold their usual meeting. Rabbi
J. S. Spet•ka will kindle Chanukah
lights. A brief report of the pro-
jects of the clubs will be given by
the sponsor, Miss Karina. Visitors
are welcome.
Thursday evening, Dec. 14, there
will be a joint Sisterhood-Auxil-
iary Chanukah social for members
only.
Rabbi Sperka will kindle
Chanukah lights.
Brief remarks
will be made by the presidents,
Mrs. M. Wolk and Mrs. J. Wein-
garten. The evening will be spent
in bridge, refreshments 111111 an
exchange of Chanukah gifts.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 16,
will he staged the dramatic spec-
tacle in which 3(111 actors will par-
ticipate. A one-act play will open
the program. During the intermis-
sion there will be brief remarks
and explanations. The presenta-
tion of the entire story of Chanu-
kah will follow, its history, its
effects and meaning, will be of-
fered by an unusually large cast of
the children of the school and
clubs. The dramatic director is
M. Haar. The music is under the
direction of Rebecca Katzman
1:mM- flan. The Sisterhood is in
charge of the ticket sale for the
event, admission to which will be
nominal.
Sunday, Dec. 17, will he model
Sunday in the Sunday School. All
chis•e- will be open to visitors and
theme will be an open assembly
prices:
Flour, t kopek.; Mash., 14 kp.; auger, 40
lip. • kilo, 121 5 American Lb.); Pair
etc.
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II. Ehr;.4
1.1 art Ilimelhoch, Henry Met., -
and Judge Charles Rubiner,
presiderit•; Herman Rattner, tr. o-
uter: Mrs. Esther R. Pru••ian.
•rieretary.
The Selo ice Group is the fund-
raising unit of the Jets mod Welfat
Federation of which Henry W ine•
man in chairman of the hoard of
governors; Clarence II. Engels,.
president ; and Kiln Pciser, execu-
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PLEDGE PAYMENTS
The Jewish Welfare Federa•
tion. with the aid of its many
subscribers, has thus far item
able to care for our less fur.
innate brethren. However. the
next three months will mean un-
precedented hardships --- untold
suffering, unless we are pre-
pared to cope with the situation.
"Right now the prompt pay
rnent of outstanding pledges is
our greatest concern. 1 he ma-
jority of ou r contributor s has
been making • special effort to
make their payments regularly
sometimes in spite of unusual
personal difficulties. A number
of our subscriber s have antic,
pated payments on their pledges
and some have paid their pledges
in full.
This splendid co-opera-
tine spirit on the part of those
more fortunate has been enrol.,
aging during the present unem
ployment dilemma.
"But if Federation is to con
time to feed the hungry, to
car e for the sick, the aged and
the destitute, we must have the
help NOW of thou. who •re in
ar rrrr r in their payments. To
these subscribers all we say is
PLEASE -- will you remit at
least the amount that is past
due?
"Only with the continued co.
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will Federation he prepared to
"ire for any extraordinary de.
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ou r already overburdened pro.
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DETROIT
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COLONIAL ROOM
Featuring Jack McGay and His Orchestra
The DETROIT • LELAND
CASS • BAGLEY
DE1 ROlf. MR If
VERNOR HIGHWAY
SCHOOL CONCERT
ON SUNDAY, JAN. 14
.:: held
Combined Young Jewish Or-
ganizations of Detroit.
s ir
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The Verner Highway School, lo.
. ,.i. rated at 2415 Wendell avenue,
..tIt.!,. 1.:natn,
Ni t u uie:tTl. has completed plans for a concert
and entertainment which will be
given by that branch. known as
,,,, ila „ •l, the Beth Mordecai Talmud Torah.
I f
on Sunday evening, Jan. 14, at
the Philadelphia-Byron audltorium-
I
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double quartette of the Hal-
ni all evy Ilazomir (•horal Society will
.,,,, ,.. 1 „•,, : l : ,,': h • 'h;ri
, . ntertatri the public with select
in unseal numbers. Another feat-
arl' will be a well-prepared play-
, fraternitte, and sorer.
let. The proceeds will go towards
. o .1 in promoting the in-
the support of the Taniud Torah.
••
youth
Thin Talmud Torah, which in re-
..! t.. att. t .1 the next meeting
moved from the center of the Jew-
...• h. ht P.m -day evening, Dee ,.
i.h population, constitutes the only
tit 8 :to tnyone desiring further
place where the people of the
information 1. r•qu.•sted to com-
municat• with Ralph Bernstein, nelghborhood gather both for their
2, 6.: GI, esti'', or call Townsend holiday observance.: and social en-
tertainments. It is a combination
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of • synagogue, soros! center, Ile-
brew school and clubroom. The
If you would enjoy much, scatter admission charge for the concert
much enjoyment
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