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Beginning with the program
to be broadcast this Sunday,
Jan. 20, over Station WJBK,
from 6:30 to 6 p. m., the Jewish
Radio Forum will broadcast a
"Radiotorial," based on the
leading editorial appearing in
the current issue of The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle,
The weekly comment will be
by Aaron Kurland, chairman of
the Forum.
Other features will be pre-
sented on the Jewish Radio
Forum, including interesting
musical entertainment.
Facing the Future,
Wise Lecture Title
At the last meeting of the De-
troit chapter of Masada, all ar-
rangements for the lecture by
James Waterman Wise were com-
det•ct. The title of his lecture will
be "Facing the Jewish Future". It
will be held at the Jewish Com-
munity Center on Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 6, at 8:30 o'clock.
It is planned to issue the second
number of the Masada magazine.
This project is a part of the cul-
tural work of the organization. It
is issued from time to time during
the year and contains articles and
discussions by the members of the
organization and individual in-
terested in Zionist problems.
Masada at the last meeting inau-
gurated its first membership drive.
Membership is open to all young
men above the age of 18 who are
interested in the work and ideals
of Zionism. The next meeting of
the organization will be held at the
Jewish Community Center on Sun-
day at 3 o'clock. A discussion on
the Jewish National Fund and its
problems and how the Detroit
chapter can contribute with speci-
fic projects will be discussed. In
addition, the usual discussion of
current events will be held.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Jan. 19—Chamisho Osor b'Shvat celebration of Jewish National
Fund Council and the Women's Auxiliary.
Jan. 19—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. novelty party.
Jan. 20—Annual observance of Palestine Day. Celebrations in
schools and synagogues. Public .meeting at Hotel Statler,
at 8:30 p. m., arranged by Zionist Organization of Detroit,
to be marked by symposium to be participated in by Zionist
youth groups.
Jan. 21—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks Home.
Jan. 22—Temple Beth El Forum, Ludwig Lewieohn, speaker
Jan. 23—Third annual donor luncheon of United Hebrew Schools
Auxiliary.
Jan. 26-11adassah Oneg Shabbat,
Jan. 27—Junior Iladassah $5 victory donor luncheon, at Statler
Ilotel.
Jan. 27—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. dramatic presentation.
Jan. 27—Zedakah birthday dinner (lance.
Jan. 27—Conference of Yiddish-speaking organizations, at Hotel
Statler, at 2:30 p. m.
Jan. 28—Home Relief meeting.
Jan. 29—Temple Beth El Forum, Anita Block, speaker.
Jan. 30-11adassah membership luncheon at Jewish Community
Center.
Feb. 3—Home Relief Society dinner-dance.
Feb. 4—League of Jewish Women's Organizations,
Feb. 5—Music Study Club.
Feb„ 6—Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.
Feb. 5—Junior Iladassah meeting at Statler Hotel, 8:15 p. m.
Feb. 6—Lecture by James Waterman Wipe, at Jewish Community
Center, under auspices of Masada.
Feb. 10—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation and
annual get-together dinner of Detroit Service Group, in
General Motors Bldg. auditorium.
Feb. 10—Annual banquet of Gewerkshaften campaign.
Feb. 17—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek party.
Feb. 18—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks Home.
Feb. 19—Woman's Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund,
Feb. 20—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks Home.
Feb. 24 to 27—Visit in Detroit of Vladimir Jabotinsky, world
president of the Zionist Revisionists.
Feb. 26—Annual luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 27—Zedakah donor luncheon,
March 3—Purity Chapter's Purim dinner-dance.
March 19—Professional Group of Iladassah, evening affair.
May 1—Annual $5 donor luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
Jewish Community Center News
Seeks a Place Here
For German Refugee
You Can Buy QUALITY KOSHER MEATS
with Confidence from
Kurt Peiser, executive di•
rector of the Jewish Welfare
Federation of Detroit, this
week informed The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle that he is
seeking • place for • German-
A. II. MARGOLIS
Kosher 'peat & Poultry Market
Jewish refugee either as a gov-
erness or as a companion for
children.
11637-41 DEXT
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Boum. Burlingame and Webb
Mr. Peiser stated that this
refugee is now in Detroit and
that she speaks English, in ad•
dition to being • master of
the German language. He
recommends her very highly
for whatever position may be
Phone HOGARTH 304.
offered her.
Those wishing to
offer a
position to this German-Jewish
refugee are asked to commu-
nicate ■
at once with Kurt Pei-
ser, 51 West Warren Ave.,
Columbia 1600.
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More Books Arrive
At Shaarey Zedek
Library Acquires 250 New Vol•
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A shipment of 150 books received
by the Shaarey Zedek library last
week is announced by the library
committee, bringing the total num-
ber of volumes acquired since Jan.
1, 1935, to more than 250. The
most recent group of books is rep-
resentative of many departments
of Jewish literature. It includes a
valuable collection of works deal-
ing with Biblical interpretation
and criticism. It abounds in books
of fiction, history, biography, es-
says and studies in religion. An
interesting group consists of stu-
dies in ancient Hebrew law made
by the late Judge Mayer Sultz-
berger of Philadelphia, a distin-
guished jurist, scholar and com-
munal leader who owned one of the
finest private libraries in America.
New books received include "The
Rise and Destiny of the German
Jews," by Dr. Jacob Marcus of
Hebrew Union College; "The Ger-
man Jew," by Dr. Abraham Myer-
son, noted neurologist, and Dr.
Isaac Goldberg, an authority on
Hispano-American literature and
author of many books; "Modern
Palestine," edited by Jessie Samp-
ter, and two columes of "Plays of
the Yiddish Theater," translated
from the Yiddish.
Among the interesting titles
noted among the newly acquired
books are The Samaritans," by
Dr. Stones Gaoler, the famous Ang-
lo-Jewish scholar; "Jewish Self-
Government in the Middle Ages,"
by Prof. Louis Finkelstein of the
Jewish Theological Seminary, who
is remembered here for two bril-
liant addresses delivered at Shaa-
rey Zedek during the past three
years, and who will speak here
again next Friday, and Kirkpat-
rick's "The Doctrine of the Pro-
phets."
David S. Zemon is chairman of
the Shaarey Zedek Library Board.
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WEEKLY "ONEG SHABBAT"
defeated in a non-league game.
OF MOTHERS' CLUBS
The Cadettes won, 21-19.
The Mothers' Clubs of the Jew-
On Thursday, Jan. 17, at the
ish Community Center began a Barbour Intermediate gym, the
J. N. F. CHAMISHO OSOR
series
of
weekly
"Oneg
Shabbat"
girls play the Merchants, at 9
Maurice Sugar, prominent at-
PARTY THIS SATURDAY torney
and lecturer, will discuss (Joy of Sabbath) celebrations, on p. m.
Hereafter all the girls' varsity
the question, "Is America Going Saturday, Jan. 12.
The last board meeting of the Fascist?" on Monday evening,
The celebration of the Sabbath games will be played on Wed-
Formally adopting the national
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish Jan, 21, at the Maccabees Auditor- is in the traditional Jewish spirit. nesday evenings at 8 o'clock, at
constitution and bylaws, the Jun-
National Fund was held at the ium,
The mothers read the Sedra (serv- Hutchins Intermediate.
ior Council of Jewish Women was home
• • •
of Mrs. J. Fidler of Fuller-
formally organized at its meeting ton Ave.
Sir Sugar, who is a member of ice), have community singing
held Sunday, Jan. 13, at the Coun-
(without instrumental accompani- VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM
the
American
Civil
Liberties
and
Plans for a Chamisho Osor cele-
cil House.
PLAYS
MEITZNER
SATURDAY
bration are being completed, to be on the executive board of the ment) and refreshments which
The Jewish Community Center
American Juridical Association, is consist of special Sabbath deli-
At this meeting officers and di-
varsity basketball team, which has
widely known as a defender of cacies are served.
rectors were chosen for the year.
civil liberties. He was a delegate
Josephine Stern was unanimously
It is hoped that these Sabbath been victorious in its last five
to the International Congress parties can be held every week games, is scheduled to meet the
elected president and Myra Sara-
Against War and Fascism, and has and all mothers who are able to Meitzner Sporting Goods Co. team
sohn Was likewise chosen record-1
made consistent, thorough studies are invited to attend.
on Saturday, Jan. 19, at 9 p. m.
ing secretary. Other officers are
of
labor conditions while traveling
Beryl Jacobs, vice-president; Elea-
The Meitzner team is made up
• • •
nor Blum, corresponding secretary;
through the country on lecture
of stars of the Royal Oak and
tours. Ile will review recent oc- SOCIAL DANCING CLASS
Jean Levy, treasurer.
Ferndale High School teams. It
currences which indicate tenden- MEETS MONDAY NIGHTS
has played and defeated some of
The five directors chosen to serve
cies toward fascism in America.
on the board are Constance Robin-
The social dancing class, which the best class A teams in the
son, Madeline Betty Myers, Elean-
has been meeting Wednesday eve- Detroit Basketball Federation.
or Kirschbaum, Dorothy Rosen-
A preliminary game at 8 p. m.
at Northern High School at
Rabbi Moinester of Brooklyn nings
thal and Ruth Cohen. Various
8:30, will now meet on Monday will be played between two of the
Guest in Detroit; Author evenings at the same time, at the leading teams in the Center's Sen-
committee heads will be selected by
of Maimonides Tractate
ior House League.
the president and board at their
Jewish Community Center.
ALUMNI OF CHILDREN'S
first meeting.
•••• ■•■•■
The social dancing class is open
The feature of the dance to be HOME HOL
D A REUNION
held
to
both
men
and
women.
following
the
game
will
be
The membership now totals 135.
In-
Among the guests of the Miz-
watts contest. 4
, A SPEWED ONLY FROM
The organization has been help-
rachi convention held in Detroit struction is given in the tango,
On Sunday evening, Jan. 13,
•
ful in assisting the Senior Coun-
was Rabbi Judah L. Moinester of Waltz and foxtrot.
Cr
S i', CHOICEST
at the Jewish Children's Home,
cil by distributing the year books
PHI-SO-LITE SORORITY
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MATERiALS
for the first time the alumni boys
and by the collection of old clothes
ELEC eTS OFFICERS
During his stay here Rabbi Moi- GIRLS * BASKETBALL TEAM
•
is
BY
and girls who were members of
v
for the Resale Shop, under the di-
S orority held the home's family gathered for
nester had occasion to display an ENTERS RECREATION GROUP its
* a
0 4 '0H BRENN
rection of Dorothy Rosenthal.
interesting volume he compiled
The Jewish Community Cen- ne annual election of ()Mem Wed - an evening of pleasure. No club-
Ch)
Various interesting plans for the
and edited, honoring the 800th ter's girls' varsity basketball , mu sday, Jan. 8, at the Jewish Com- orate arrangements were made
spring were discussed among which
birthday of Maimonides to be ob- team lies ent ered the City Rec- mg nity Center, with the follow - for the occasion. It was a spon-
is the theater project aimed to be
girls elected: Miss Sophie Stul- taneous expression of their desire
served in April ss„.
reation League and was placed in be
completed by April.
SADIE COOPER ALPER
Rabbi
Melliestsir's
I
scholarly the Class A division. This divi- sec rg, president; Miss Ann Korby, to meet in the place to which
The organization is making it
retary;
Miss Esther Silverstein,
work
is
"Treictate,Betzah
of
the
sion is composed of 18 teams. vic
their memories bind them with
possible for those interested to held jointly with the Jewish N
e-president; Miss Mildred Has-
Babylonian Talmud" with expos-
The first game was played on sot , treasurer. Meetings will be the ties of gratitude and loyalty.
follow social work in various forma. tional Fund Council at the B'n
itory notes of Rashi, the Tosaph- Wednesday, Jan. 9, with the Cad- he
Dinner was served. Cross-table
The next meeting will be held Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at Law
Id every Monday at the Center,
, ists and other commentators.
ettes, the team the Center had ' un
conversations were carried on. It
Sunday, Feb. 10, at the Council care , on Saturd ay
til further notice,
Included in this volume are
was a spirited evening, not bur-
House. Those interested in join- 19, Rabbi Joshua Sperka of , B'na
dened with formalities but a
ing the group are urged to attend David Synagogue is to be the prin selections from Mishnah Torah by Dr. Brill Designated for I
cipal speaker. Greetings will als o the Rambam (Maimonides), and
the next meeting.
spontaneous expression of accu-
A. J. C. Elections
I
be extended by Mrs. Max Weksle ✓ critical remarks by Rabbi Abra-
mulated sentiments and a realiza-
chairman of the Ladies' Auxiliar y ham Ben David of Losquiers.
tion of a long-cherished dream to
The Union of Orthodox Jewish
and by Joseph Haggai, president o
PARKSIDE BRANCH OF
This volume can be secured
QUALITY SINCEI884
Congregations of America desig.' Dr . Leo M. Franklin is Chairman come home and to see once more
THE HEBREW SCHOOLS the Council. Sadie Cooper Alpe ✓ from Rabbi Moinester by writing nated Dr. I. L. Brill as its repre-
the home where some years ago
of Special Drive
will render violin selections an d to him at 1797 Prospect Place,
their
characters
were
molded,
sentative on the Board of Elec-
Thequota for the Palestine
will sing. Bot h Brooklyn, New York.
their lives shaped, and they them-
Dorothy Heiman Schechter's Mr. Israel He
tions of the American Jewish
' 'Young Israel" is going to the
Gewerkshaften Campaign, which is!
Among those who have highly Congress.
class at the Parkside branch of the will be accompanied by Miss Ros e
cou ntry. That a magazine can selves prepared for the future. $5,000 this year is expected to be
United Hebrew Schools, which was Bassin. Other interesting feature s commended Rabbi Moinester for
The answers given to each other
Delegates have represented the bri ng great pleasure to a child is
active in the Kfar Ussishkin pro- are also planned. Refreshments i n his work are Rabbi E. Zilber of
to the "how are you?" and "how oversubscribed. The Arlozoroff
k
at several past conventions not news, but that it can so please
branch No. 137 of the Jewish Na-
ject, has elected officers for the eeping with the holiday will b e Cincinnati, Dr. D. Revel of New Union
of the American Jewish Congress him that he is anxious to see other are you getting along?" would tional Worker's Alliance, prompted
served.
The
public
is
invited,
Ad
- York, Rabbi D. A. Leventhal of
Keren Boneinu Club. The Keren
' children besides himself enjoy it demand space for many columns
Philadelphia, Rabbi Chaim Ilersh- and have participated in many of
Boneinu is the childrens' fund- mission is free.
to
be
recorded
and
would
be
the
how- with h i m is news ,
As a conclusion to the extensiv e onson of Hoboken, New Jersey; its conferences. The Unio :)1,
raising club for the purpose of tak-
real history of an effort so beau-
In fact young subscribers from
ing care of the pledges made by membership campaign that is no w Prof. Chaim Tchernivich of New ever, does not unrese ry dly en-
in. the home,
a over the country contribute to a i
dorse
all
of
the
Congres
's
views all
the schools to the Allied Jewish being conducted, plans are bei g York, Rabbi J. L. Seltzer of New
n tifully
ng
b u ildi carried
out
Campaign and other local projects. made to entertain all paid up m - York, Rabbi Jacob Levinson of and purposes nor has it`dreided fund to send the magazine to nun- would
be a vivid picture of the
dreds
of
Jewish farm boys and
The following were elected: Har- tern at a complimentary to o n Brooklyn, Rabbi Israel Porath of to favor the plan for a World
results achieved in re-establishing
•I
. •
old Israel, president; David Gussin, Feb. 19. Women who are nter - Cleveland, Rabbi Meyer Berlin of Jewish C
Some years ago these children families and readjusting broken
vice-president; Howard Schreidell, ested are urged to call Mrs. tiem - Jerusalem, Peter Wiernick of New
The Union also elects repro-I
contacts between the children and
secretary; Mildred Greenspan, li- uel Heyman, Townsend 7-6851 . York, Rabbi Moses Moinester, sentatives to the American Jew.; started a fund from their Sunday the Ani
co urn
u mut n h i e ty.
brarian; Evelyn Moldafsky, treas- Among the women who have re - father of the author; Prof. Israel sh Committee and endeavors to morning collections for free sub-
members of the
scriptions for boys and girls in
urer.
cently joined the organization are
: Davidson of New York, Dr. Jo-. cooperate with both of these or- rural districts. In many cases
board
present
were the president,
the
In M. Michlin'm class, Milton Mrs. M. Silverstone, Mrs. Fanni e shun Bloch of New York Public' ganizations, whenever possible, as
magazine is the farm children's on- Herman Cohen, his wife and
■ at Extremely Low Prices
Edekan,
Mrs.
Hattie
Brodsky,
Sirs
Hershenson and Martin Gould are
• Library, Israel Shapiro, chief of well as with all other bodies which ly Jewish contact. It has been a daughter; Moses Weiswasser,
New, Used and Rebuilt.
in charge of the Keren Boneinu. Jean Ruback, Mrs. Lillian Wax • the Semitic division of the Con- have the welfare of Jewry at
medium through which Jewish Daniel Alpert, Fred Butzel, Dr.
Sirs.
I..
Fineman
and
Mrs.
IL
Din
The club was also in charge of the
- gressional Library in Washington , eart.
children in 11
Repairing, Overhauling
Samuel Eder, Mr. and Mrs. An-
Hadassah luncheon money and col-
All Mork
la nsk en a nrte ospA
rantend
Delegates representing the
nn ud se t n ra el e is have
—
thony Deutsch and Mr. and Mrs.
Littman's Yiddish Theater has and Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of
lected the sum of $4.95 in this
Fere ENUmelre
Prompt Menke
the Jewish Theological Seminary Union ivill also attend the Na- k fr eo pm
t u A
p
Sol R. Levin.
been
contracted
for
Feb.
12,
by
th
branch. About $30 was collected in
of
America.
tional
Conference
on
Palestine
in
"Young
Israel's"
drive
for
the
The
evening
was
enlivened
by
all branches for the liadassah organization. Women who are de-
"'ashington, D. C., on Jan. 20.
1935 fund began Jan. 14, for the dances to the enjoyable tunes
luncheon money and was turned sirous of earning their money for
eig hth consecutive year. Dr. Leo played by Mr. Butzel and was
AVUKAH TO DISCUSS
4E81 I an% 511
Temple 14030
over to the chairman, Mrs. S. the annual donor luncheon to be
M • Franklin of Temple Beth El, closed with the firm resolution
held on May 1, with Mrs. William
BIRA BIDJAN JAN. 24
Schaflander.
al ■ wennimmemmIlIMMMI
SAMUEL
SAFIER
DIES
Detroit,
Mich.,
is
chairman
of
the
to repeat these gatherings from'
The next graduating class of the A. Fellner as chairman, can do w
"Young Israel" Farm Fund.
time to time for the purpose of '
Heavy Demand for Kites
Parkside branch is devoting much by selling tickets for this theate ✓
At the last Avukah meeting held
Samuel Safier of 231 Highland
closer cementing all the alumni
time to a review of the major sub- event. Choice seats are still avail - on Jan. 10, Rabbi Max Weine led
Action Predicted by Chev-
Ave., Highland Park, well known
able.
Mrs.
H.
E.
Lippitt,
chair
CAMPUS
ALUMNI
CLUB
living
in
different
parts
jects, especially the Prophets and
- the discussion on current events.
of the
in mercantile circles in Detroit,
rolet Sales Manager
The Campus Alumni Club met country.
Jewish history. The following man of theater tickets, can be The group discussed William
died
on
Wednesday
at
reached
at
Madison
8754,
and
the
age
of
at
the
her Zuckerman's article in the Janu-
home of David Lipsitz,
class officers were elected: Sidney
60.
NEW YORK —Amplifying h
2310 Taylor Ave. The organize. Phi Epsilon Pi Awards
Levine, president; Charlotte Peri- co-chairman, Mrs. J. Kunin, at ary issue of Ilarper's Magazine,
HARRY SCHUMER
Garfield 3754.W,
Funeral services were held Lion decided to hold a theater
announcement of prices of th
stein, secretary; Isadore Katz,
"The Jew at the Crossroads " The
Plaque to U. of M.
two new Chevrolet lines for 1931
. ay, at 2 p. m., from Lewis party at the Cass on Saturday
treasure r.
delegates who attended the tenth
by the successful lampaign of filet
Pre-Luncheon
Bros
Funeral
Home,
7739
John
W. E. Holler, general sales mar
Pep Rally of annual national convention, held in
evening, Jan. 26.
Chamisho Osor parties will be
It was also
CHICAGO, Ill.—Four hundred year, undertook to raise one-half ager of
R. Burial was in Oakview Ceme- decided that the club, as
the Chevrolet Motor Corr
held in this branch as well as in
Pioneer Women's Organi. Cleveland, reported.
a group, members of Phi Epsilon Pi Fret- of the entire quota. P. branch pany, Friday stated that enclose
try, Royal Oak. Rabbi Moses attend the basketball game
all other branches of the schools
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
on
be-
ernity
zation on Tuesday
gathered here at the Med- divided its work among teams led knee action, optional on the Mac
on the Sunday following Chamisho
Thursday evening, Jan. 24, at the Fischer officiated.
tweein ty the teams
ty Wayne
i ti, inch Athletic Club for a four day by captains.
Osor. Children are bringing their t The Pioneer Women's Organiza- home of Rabbi Max Weine, 2000
Mr. Sailer came to this coun- vers ify
ter De Luxe models, will be avail
Universi
o a r Detroit,
e t Un
r
I annual convention, Dec. 28 to
ion will hold a pre-luncheon pep
pennies to the Keren Boneinu for
Elmhurst Ave. Leo Lubetsky will try from Szechoslovakia 45 year Saturday, Feb. 9, at Central High !Jan.
H. Shunter, one of the captains, able at an additional charge o
rally on Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 2 p.
1, to celebrate the 13th year
the purpose of planting trees on the m., at the
speak on "Bira Bidjan."
School
gymnasium.
reported at the last meeting of the $20 list. Mr. Holler predicted the
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
ago and first settled in Pittsburgh.]
of activity of the Fraternity.
at least 90 per cent of person
occasion of this festival.
At the next meeting, to be held The
An interesting program has been
Fraternity re-affirmed its branch, that his team raised. over buying master models in
•
Ile has lived in Detroit since 1922
The Ladies Auxiliary of the ■
JOLLY
ELITE
CLUB
at the home of Michael Wainer, support of the National Farm $700 so far. Mr. Shame,- is the
193
rranged.
Joseph
Haggai
will
speak
and
Parkside branch is very active and
has represented many na-1 2690 Elmhurst, Hirsch Josselson School, where
At the last meeting, a commit-
treasurer of the Arlosoroff branch would exercise the option and oh
Phi Epsilon Pi has
aesists the school in many ways. n the importance of the Pioneer tee was appointed to make plans tionally known firms here.
and also the treasurer of the gen- tain knee action at the small pric
will speak on "Foreign Trade," established • $.
Women's
Organization.
Several
10
$10,000 scholar-
The group meets occasionally to
Surviving him are his widow, and
difference involved.
musical selections will be rendered for the seventh annual passover
at the next regular meeting ship to enable deserving young eral Gewerkshaften campaign com-
discues school problems as well as b
Rose; two sons, Milton and David, :
mittee in which 40 organizations
Mr. Holler emphasized the fac
Lipstiz will lead an open men to receive
y Mrs. Bernard Lachs, accom- charity drive. Tag days will be
In education along are represented.
general Jewish problems. A ape- p
held from March 9 to 17. Morris . and a brother, Victor, of Pitts-, forum discussion on anti-Semitism
that knee action will be built tl
anied by Miss Zelda Sky.
practical agricultural lines.
cial gathering will be held in the
Linden is in char
at the factory, not installed by th
f t h e tag burgh.
ge
of
in
the
United
States.
All
luncheon
prospects
are
in-
school auditorium Saturday eve- v
Scholarship plaques were award-
dealer,
day committee. Karl Katz an-
ning, Feb. 16. All mothers and f ited to come and bring their
ed to eight chapters for leading 2 Teams Sell Tickets
"Chevrolet's knee action mech
nounced that committees will start
riends. Admission is free.
friends are invited.
all
national
fraternities
at
their
visiting organizations Feb. 4, and
For B'nai David Dance anism", he said, "is an Integra
respective institutions in scholar-
part of the car. It cannot be in
ssks all organizations to welcome
Ticket sales for the annual
JUDGE MOYNIHAN ON Mittelman and Hack to
ship during the past year, includ-
stalled an an accessory. There wil
Ad- them.
ing the chapter at the University dance of the Young People's So- be no conversions in the field
ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR
A memorial meeting for Philip
dress Shoe Convention
ciety of Congregation B'nai Da-
of Michigan.
Fishman, who passed away Jan.
in Grand Rapids
vid, to be held Saturday, Feb. 9, Cars will be available both wit)
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan of
and without knee action, but the]
Two Detroiters will be among 22, 1932, will be held at Assem-
Young Israel Chamisho Osor at the synagogue, Elmhurst and will be built complete at the fac
the Wayne County Circuit Court t he
bly Hall. Sunday, Janfl 20. at 2
14th, started this week. Two
figures of national note to &d-
will speak over Altman's Jewish d
Party Saturday
p. m. Friends are invited to at-
selling teams, headed by Fay tory, where special machinery
ress
the
convention
of
the
Stichi-
Radio Hour, broadcast from 12 r
tend this meeting.
skilled workers, and other factors
Weingarden and Marcus Kaplan,
to 1:30 p. m. over Station WSIBC, G an Shoe Retailers Association at
Young Israel will give a Chum- will compete for
An open meeting will be held nt
a prize to be all focus on the production of this
on Sunday, Jan. 20. Judge Moyni- ■ rand Rapids, next week. They Assembly Hall, Tuesday evening,.
iso Osor b'Shvat party this Sat-
major feature, which is offerer
awarded the team selling the most only
ban will discuss the significance re M. A. :Mittelman, president of Jan. 29
urday evening, Jan. 19, at the tickets.
by Chevrolet and builders of
National Association of Shoe
of Jewish Arbor Day being ob-
Young
Israel
Bldg.,
higher-priced
cars."
The next regular meeting will I The Boeing
Joy Road
Retailers, and Nathan Hack,
At the meeting held Tuesday,
transport plane tween these points and replace the near
served thin Sunday.
be held at Assembly Hall, Tues-
Linwood.
The
celebration,
Jan. 15, it was decided to sell
which started three-mile-a-minute slower Fords which the airline
chairman of the Health Shoe Sec- day
has to be in the form of a Melaveh
Judge Charles Rubiner will dis-
evening, Jan. 22.
FINALE
service on the Washington-Pitts- been operating for the
past two Malkeh, will start at 9:30 p. m. beer at the dance. The orchestra t delve down deep's Into IM dark.
cuss the issue of the Old Folks tion of the National Association.
burgh - Akron - Cleveland-Detroit
Mr. Mittelman, head of Rua-
to play will be Ben Rich's Seren- nonktna the Parrot of death, In And
Home, David Bernstein will broad- mek's,
Which path shall man select for route of Pennsylvania Airlines years. Fast travel in modern, mul- An interesting program has been aders.
o..mo i• not vein or fondly or Wart,
sae re-elected president
ti-motored planes is now available
of
1,...,1+. no la quint. quiet •nd kind
cast the week's news, and there
the association at the recent con- himself? That which brings credit Tuesday morning, Jan. 8. The over the whole network of airlines prepared for the evening. A
Members of the committee for
will be a musical program
to him and his community.
popular Boeing will provide the in the eastern section of the coon- nominal admission charge will be the dance include Tillie Ileidman, I I row up Omni, Into tins light,
vention in New York •
made
—Talmud. • fastest service ever offered be- ' try.
in order to defray the ex- Ed Holtzman, Ben Kott, Raymond Ao on• ',turns to hi. Arn•Ido's glow
penses. All are invited.
And
Levine and Evelyn Grossman.
VI nst'o; ales tolf a r; knew
Officers Elected
By Junior Council
Sugar to Discuss
Fascism on Jan. 21
O.
F ARM FUND OF
'YOUNG ISRAEL'
GEWERKSHAFTEN
SHOW PROGRESS
PRINGLE
FURNITIURE
DISCOUNT
SALE
ItOrand Blvd ,Opp. Fisher Bldt.
TYPEWRITERS
FETTERS
Three-Mile-A-Minute Transport Plane
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