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A. C. Lappin Named
I Labor Commissioner'
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Jan. 26—Hadassah Oneg Shabbat.
Jan. 27—Junior Hadassah $5 victory donor luncheon, at Statler
Hotel.
Jan. 27—Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. dramatic presentation.
Jan. 27—Zedakah birthday dinner dance.
Jan. 27—Conference of Yiddish-speaking organizations, at Hotel
Statler, at 2:30 p. m.
Jan. 28—Home Relief meeting.
Jan, 28—Dramatic group of Iladassah, Statler Hotel, at 2 p. m.
Jan. 29—Temple Beth El Forum, Anita Block, speaker.
Jan. 30—Hadassah membership luncheon at Jewish Community
Center.
Feb. 3—}tome Relief Society dinner-dance.
Feb. 3—B'niii Moshe Young Peoples' Auxiliary "Bargain Dance."
Feb. 3—B'nai Moshe Sisterhood supper and card party.
Feb. 4—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
Feb. 5—Music Study Club.
Feb. 5—Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.
Feb. 5—Junior Hadassah meeting at Statler Hotel, 8:15 p. m.
Feb. 6—Lecture by James Waterman Wise, 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. 10—Congregation B'nai David anniversary dinner at Con-
gregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th.
Feb. 17—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek party.
Feb. 17—Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society supper and card 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 Hadassah, evening affair.
May 1—Annual $5 donor luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
You Can Buy QUALITY KOSHER MEATS
with Confidence from
A. C. Lappin, for years promi-
nent in arbitration work and in
numerous communal activities, was
named commissioner of labor for
the Wayne County district.
Mr. Lappin was notified of his
appointment by the chairman of
the Labor Commission of the State
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of Michigan on Tuesday. Ile will
in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle will be broadcast
have his offices on the 5th floor of
the Griswold Bldg.
during the program of the Jewish Radio Forum.
WALTER H. BLUCHER
An attorney active in mediation
and arbitration work, Mr. Lappin
director of the newly formed Amer-
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has acted as referee in many labor
ican Society of Planning Officials
and other disputes. Ile is a former
in Chicago.
president of the Men's Club of
Efforts to have Mr. Blucher re-
Temple Beth El, is a member of
consider his resignation have failed
many of the leading Jewish and
but he offered to remain here until
civic organizations here and for-
April 1 to help introduce his suc-
merly served as the director of the
cessor to his job.
ADVANCED ART CLASSES
MOTHERS CLUBS TD HEAR
United Palestine Appeal in Michi-
The Jewish Community Center's MRS. EMORY MONASH
gan.
advanced art classes are beginning
Mrs. Emory Monash, who is
PROBLEMS OF OLD
51r. Lappin will continue to
their winter season. teaching a personality development practice law without court proceed-
FOLKS HOME TO BE
The classes meet every Sunday class at the Center on Monday eve- ings, and he is prepared to serve as
VIEWED ON SUNDAY morning from 10 a. m. to 12 noon nings, will be the principal speaker an arbitrator in disputes whenever
and Wednesday evenings from 7 at two of the Mothers' club meet- called u p on
un .
( CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1 )
until 9. The class is working par- ings during January.
ticularly on painting and portraits
On Monday, Jan. 28, at 8 p. m.,
Detroit's Largest and Beat Equipped Car Washing
are In the twilight of their lives, the
from life models.
she will address the Oakland Moth-
01I folks.
Plant
Leon Makielski, the instructor, era' club on "Family Relation-
"It I. ea.?, however. to agree that a
new building le necessary, and should is well known for his portrait ships", and on Tuesday evening,
be built. It le ens), to construct an
LUBRICATION
—
BODY POLISHING
painting.
Ile
has
been
an
instructor
Jan.
29,
at
8
s
h
e will talk to the
ideal, but an ideal la not a building, nor
can beautiful sentiment,. be used for at the University of Michigan, Fenkell Mothers' club at Midland
bricks, mount and stone. We live In
Jewish
Legionnaires
Who
Served
• world of e0111 reality where forte taught at the Art Institute of Chi- and Parkside, on "Personality
must be fared and fart. tell um very sago, is a member of the Scarab Development."
in Palestine Are Invited
bluntly and very emphatically that Club and the American Federation
• • •
nothing but dollar. will suffice to con-
vert • pleasant dream into a pleasant of Art. He has studied in Europe GIRLS INTRA MURAL
A conference of the Jabotinaky
QUALITY SINCE 1884
and exhibited his work at the BASKETBALL LEAGUE
reception committee will be held on
,:
r,`,',";:hoOgrie'e.sVar.".e(7.L",!fo,17:'s
rise upon • foundation of pr.-does ont. Grand Salon in Paris in 1911 and
The girls' Intra Mural Basket- Saturday, Jan. 26, 8:30., at the
good wishes. It happens to be my privi- 1912. He exhibits regularly at the ball League which plays every
Degree Team to Officiate at
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
lege to Pit upon the board of governor.
Lansing, Jan. 27.
of (he Jewieh Welfare Federation and Art Institute of Chicago, Detroit Sunday afternoon at Temple Beth ward and Holbrook.
to Nerve the Jewish Community Center Institute of Art, St. Louis Museum El at 2:30, is well under way. On
The
different
committees
under
of Detroit R. Its humble president.
I
Aaron Droock, chairman of Pis-
num be pardoned, therefore, It I claim of Art, and the Herron Art In- Jan. 27, the Lo Tru Cos headed by the leadership of Jacob Miller,
some familiarity with the Practical 5 - stitute, where he has received Sarah Bennett will play the Olym-
general chairman, are reporting gah Lodge anti-Defamation Com-
nancial problem. of our communal In- numerous awards,
plans, captained by Clara Wells, progress. The demand for tickets mittee, gave a confidential talk on
stitution. with the trying haunt that
The classes are open for regis- and the Flashes, through the guid- for the lecture of Vladimir Jabot- the anti-defamation work of the
they have, wrestling with budgets and
I know of the tration. For additional information
oweating with deficit..
once of Zoe Linden will play the insky at the Masonic Temple on B'nai B'rith at a meeting of the
anxious hours of our annual campaigns
for funds with which to carry on an- call or atop in at the Jewish Com- gym class team which is headed Feb. 24, is growing rapidly, and lodge in executive session on Mon-
other year.
I need not remind you. I munity Center, 8904 Woodward.
by Eleanor Kirschbaum.
many of the reserved seats have day evening, Jan, 21. Mr. Droock,
know, of the dime] failure of our plea
The teams play three times already been sold.
in the course of his talk, traced the
to the community for funds last May —
• • •
when unprecedented dirotress among our
W.Grand
round
and
the
play-offs
will
be
held
All admirers of Jabotinsky are highlights in the activities of the
people abroad demanded every dollar COURSE BY SOBEL
March 17.
B'nai B'rith Antis Defamation
invited to attend this meeting.
that could he raked, and there was AT WAYNE U.
then no Old Polka Horne Building Fund
League
since
its
inception,
dwelling
•
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•
The
following
are
the
officers
Louis H. Sobel, executive direc-
In " Se lot of Be 11.1arlrn, If a unItea
GIRLS VARSITY TEAM
and committees for the reception at length on recent problems in
plea by 15 local. notional and Interna- tor of the Jewish Community Cen-
The girls' Varsity Basketball of Vladimir Jabotinaky:
formulating self defense, self edu-
tional gavial agencies could not elicit ter, will offer a course at Wayne
mare than 1140,fin0 nut of a minimum
team of the Center defeated the
Jacob Miller, general chairman; cation and a better understanding.
University
in
Leadership
of
Leis-
budget of 11 71,000, what right have we
Merchants
at
the
Barbour
Inter-
Louis Panush, general secretary;
to expect that new Rent for a new ure Time Activities. It will entitle
Pisgah Lodge's degree team will
-
inotitutIon will perform the miracle of
mediate on Jan, 17, 22 to 17.
A. M. Pregerson, treasurer; A. initiate a class of candidates in
Improving the giving inclination. of the student to two or three hours
The outstanding stars were Do- Weisbrot, assistant treasurer. Ar- behalf of the Lansing, Mich. lodge
the community?
graduate or under graduate credit.
"I refuse to yield to any person In
The course will present current ris Wittus, who scored 13 points rangements committee: Samuel on Sunday, Jan. 27. On Jan. 13 the
leader sentiment where the aged are
for the Center, shooting baskets Schnitz, chairman; Daniel Tern- degree team initiated a class for
concerned. The beauty and pathos of principles and practices of group
the prayer which we no tearfully ad- leadership to men and women pre- from every angle of the floor, and chin, co-chairman; publicity corn- the Pontiac lodge. Within the next
dregs to the Almighty on Rosh Hash-
Mildred Ilassol, who played a re- mittee, Irving W. Schlussel, chair- few months the team will be mak-
anah and Yom Kippur has always im- paring for, or already occupied in
man; Bernard Panush and Meyer ing several more trips to lodges in
premed ale deeply. It is as if our en- work in clubs, settlement houses, markably good game as guard.
tire Italy Day oupplication were em-
The next game is scheduled for Mathis, co-chairmen; tickets, Jul. the state.
camps,
character
forming
agencies,
bodied- in the plea, All taahlicheno tea
Feb.
6
with
the
Nomands.
The
ius Braun, chairman; J. L. Beck-
sikno, kichloa kochenu all ta'asvenu"— extra curricular activities in
Several committees reported on
"Paat u. not on in our old age: desert
Varsity is now a member of the erman, co-chairman; youth com- the programs tentativey planned
not when our strength ix at an end" schools and in neighborhood, Recreation League in the Class A
mittee, Miss Ann Manson, chair- for the ensuing term. The intellect-
Set—I
Yet---It
Is a far cry from a prayer to church and community groups.
t
division.
fulfillment. A united, a determined
man; Louis Cohane, co-chairman; ual advancement committee is
Field trips will be taken to give
• • •
community can of coon*
our
convert
It
Aftagogue committee, Rabbi Josh- planning one major intellectual ad-
the students an opportunity to see
ream o a Da
Illy
no •
r ua Sperka, chairman; Meyer Beck- vancement event for the coming
hoe yet been known to move any moun- various leisure time groups in the GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM
tains without the incidental aoreistance
DEFEATS MERCHANTS FIVE
man, co-chairman; banquet com- season, bringing to the city a na-
of some very practical means. Theme city and the best methods now in
The Jewish Community Center mittee, co-chairmen, Mrs. M. Wex- tional figure. A good will meeting,
practical mean, w e must provide If title use for developing programs. A
ideal of ours In to reach realization.
Give. count. and trines on over 1.000
girls Varsity basketball team de- ler, Mrs. Eli Sachse; invitations, a debate and a symposium are be-
three
day
camp
training
trip
will
different linesof business. No aver
To Mecum. further the puosibility of
feated the Merchants Five of Ham- Mrs. Samuel Schnitz, Mrs. I. Ro- ing arranged.
what your busIneso. In thie book you
uniting community effort. noing the be taken in June.
will
find thenumber of your prosper.
building of • new Old Folks Hone a.
Mr. Sobel conducted a similar tramck in a brilliantly played senthal and Mrs. A. D. Markson,
The entertainment committee is
Ilya claimers listed.
one example of need, there has been
game at Barbour Intermediate, Others on the youth committee are
Valuable Information Is aim even ••
called a conference for next Sunday, course at the College of the City of
planning several delightful pro-
how
you can u se the mails to secur•
Jan. 17, 22 to 17. Miss Doris Wit- Bernard Panush and Joseph
at Hotel Mallen All Interested mem- New York.
grams, the first to be on Feb. 18,
orders •nd inqu iries for your products
I e.ro of the community, especially ac- An organization meeting will be tus gave an extremely good ex- Fulkes•
or service.
credited representatives of organisations
a Father and Son's night. This
A special invitation to this meet-
are not only invited but urger] to at- held on Monday, Feb. 4, at 4 p. m., ample, of what a good forwyrd
Write for Tow FRU Col
affair will be a departure from the
tend. Thus I. a callimunity matter and
should do by sinking five baskets of ing is extended by Mr. Miller to all
R. 1.. POLK & CO., Detroit, Mick
usual Father and Son night. Fur-
the community should opeak nut. Let at Wayne University, Room 121,
Publi.hris 10 the Wrtld
Lam. Cit>
the deendon which lo reached he the at which time the regular meeting the eight made in the second half. I former Legionnaires who served in ther details will appear in an early
Mallin. LJN Coamilem — gurinew SiallSthe
deciolon, not at a few butof a maim -
hours of the class will be decided Miss Mildred Basso!, although un- Palestine under Jabotinsky, in the issue of The Chronicle.
rre Fredric. of Direct Moil ...finis,. 4
Ity. Let the voice of Detroit Jewry he
der
a
doctor's
care
in
a
severe
ease
Jewish
Legion.,
an articulate one--epeaking for a united upon in accordance with the con-
The social welfare committee has
of Grippe, displayed her courage
de- venience of the students.
community on • vital subject sad
•
several events planned and they
Waring the yvMheo of Detroit Jew. with
in guarding against a very elusive
• • •
reference to a new Jewish Old Folk.
will
be announced shortly. The
opponent, The team is coached Brezner Is Installed as
Home, ao sell as all other philanthraPte
efforts that merit the attention of the GIRLS' VARSITY WINS
and managed by Miss Sophie Stul-
Maccabees Commander membership committee is formu-
entire Jewish group. Our can paigne morning from 10 to 12 noon,
lating
a new plan for membership
berg of the Phi-So-Lite Sorority.
then will he muccessful and Detroit
• • •
in Pisgah Lodge.
Jewry will take its rightful place with Vincent, perennial favorite as mas-
With an attendance of about
all larg.! Jewloh rummunitlea in this
Next
Monday night, Jan. 28, the
. .
The Jewish Community Center
400, Judge Samuel Brezner was
ro
Varsity Basketball team defeated
The Phi-So-Lite Sorority in- installed as Commander of Tent general committee of Pisgah Lodge
At the last general rehearsal of
Hyman Altman, commenting on-
will hold its semi-monthly meeting.
Judge Rubiner's address over his the Maroons, Wednesday night, stalled officers at the home of Mrs. 1005, the Maccabees, on Wednes- An interesting program is being the Detroit Halevy Singing Society
Jan. 23, at Hutchins Intermediate, Ann H. Krupp (formerly Ann Sol- day, Jan. 9, at 8:30 p. m., on the
Dan Frohmah, musical director
hour, stated:
34.20. Gertrude Solomon and Ann onion), 2751 Rochester)
Bridge fourth floor of the Maccabee arranged for the meeting of Feb. announced the program for the
"We must take a lesson from
4 and members of the lodge are musicale' which is to take plan
what has happened in the past. Krupp of the undefeated team tied and luncheon followed, covers being Bldg .
urged to attend. Further details Sunday evening, Feb. 21, at E
for his score with 12 points , On laid 12.
We have learned that in order to
The
installing
officers
were
J.
will
appear in next week's issue of
Wednesday, Feb. 0, J. C. C. playa
Until the end of the basketball
o'clock, at the Statler'Hotel.
make a success of this new drive
the Nomads at Hutchins Intermed- season in March, the sorority will McCarthy and Joseph Baker of The Chronicle.
The program will feature: Mme
to erect a new Old Folks Home iate at 9 o'clock. Audiences
the
supreme
office.
are meet at the Jewish Community
Anna Warren, soprano; Zusmar
it is necessary that everybody get welcome.
The following officers were in-
Center every Thursday at 9 o'clock.
behind the wheel and push. It is
stalled: Past commander, Dr. Da- Judge Moynihan Lauds Ideal Caplan, well known violinist anc
-
orchestra leader who will be fen
my fervent wish and desire that
vid Kliger; commander, Judge
of Planting Trees
tured in a quartet of instruments
he Jewish Federation work hand
Samuel Brezner; lieutenant com-
music; Morris Schane, tenor; Cells
in hand with all of the local or- ,
mander, Sam Rubin; record keep-
In his address over Altman's Plotnick, Ilalevy accompanist, wil
t ganizations and, if we all cooper-
er, Ben Magid; chaplain, R. Suhd; Jewish Hour on Sunday, Judge
render several piano selections;
ate, leaving nobody behind but in-
Sergeant, Louis Markow; master- Joseph A. Moynihan of the Wayne
Maurice Dombey, popularly knowr
viting everybody to participate in
ersl n z ; t n rese t n
e r ; County Circuit Court lauded the as "Moshe Ben Moshe", or on tiff
the work, I assure you, my listen-
C ha rles
idea of planting trees in Palestine radio as Mr. Chizzick, in literary
ers, that we will have a new Old
second master of guards, Hyman on the occasion of Jewish Arbor readings; Dan Frohman, Halevy
Folks Home and in the future
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Mdillarn H. Gordon, Louis (Parfet. Harry Colchary; sentinel and picket, H. Day. In the course of his address
director, in a short discourse on P
there will be no failures in the
P Grant. Sylvan 1 Groom.. Mrs PSI- Kabat; tent physician, Dr. David
Judge Moynihan said:
musical topic.
drives conducted by the Jewish play has been lauded by Mr. Pei- 0rn Groaner, Joseph Hartman. Mrs. Kliger. Harry B. Letzer and Dr.
"It seems to me there I. something
The musicale has been planned
Allied Campaign. Everybody must , sec as being • fine educational Joseph II•rtnrn. Mr. Jacob Il•rvith, Manuel B. Hendelman were elect- particularly •Grartly• about o ter idea of
to trees as cultural entertainment for mem-
• day In the calendar given
Miss
Edith
lleayenrIch,
Joseph
Heide.
cooperate and I urge every or-
ed to the board' of trustees.
and the fruit borne by trees. Even among
bers and their friends. Members
oelzed
the
moot
ancient
natlim.
tree.
ganization. large or small, to elect production. He declares that the man. Dr. A. M Herehman. Israel Rime].
A loving cup was presented by
lurch. Mrs Israel Himelhoch Jean. F
an, and the will be admitted free and outsiders
man,
the Imagination b:
delegates or be represented by various scenes combine excellent
Black, supreme medical ProUllarly at
auty ino . f uttu rmo,, w1,1 will be charged 25 cents.
Hirochman.
Mime Sadie Hirschman, Dr. R.
officers at the conference to be writing, fine stagecraft and com- harry I.. Jackson. Mrs Harry
Jack• examiner, to Dr. Kliger, past t7eiel'Inoroahl ea qu'r• trne alyng th
ne. arly all Peonies
The Halevy chorus is at present
held at the Statler Hotel on Sun- mendable directorial ability.
son. Mr.
Ben Jrnot, Nathan J•ff., commander, from the members of the belief In a World Tree was fairly
rehearsing twice weekly on Mon.
day, Jan. 27."
rs .
The Federation meeting will
A. Kairimn. Mrs. Albert Mattathias Tent 1005.
generaL The ancient version of the Gar-
Kahn, William H. Kaplan
e, re rl e fte
a La r. patent charm days and Tuesday evenings in
Marrus
rior
. l ie h n
den
en t r ,, , t e P4r m ap
be featured by • discussion as
Short talks were delivered by
K•tea. (War A Kaufman, Abe Keldan,
Room 123 of Northern High School.
to the advisability of substi•
Hon. Harry B. hoiden. Myron A Keys. Judge
Edward Jeffries, Dr. R. we read: . out of the ground mode the Dan Frohman conducts the choir,
Aaron Klein, Mr. Maurice Klein, Dr.
Lo ra Clod to row every tree that Is
tuting • method of annual mem•
I .arld Ell der, Julian H. Krnllk, Aron Black, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Baker, pleasant to the sight and good for food: assisted by Max Levy, vocal coach.
bership dues for the annual
Kurland,
Mr. Walter
Lally Maurice Judge Brezner and Dr. Kliger. A the Tree of Life SIPS In the midst of the
and William Gayman, assistant
Landau. A .1 Levin. Hoke Levin. Mrs.
garden, and the Tree of Knowledge of
campaign for funds conducted
I
Ram, Levin. Isidore Levin. Jacob floor show was staged which was tined and EDI.' Among the Chaldean. conductor, who take charge of se^ -
by the Federation.
LPG., Pr Samuel I, Levin, Prof. Pim. followed by refreshments
Levis.
and the Cedar Ira. both the Tree of Life and tional rehearsals. The date for the
r
the Tree of Knowledge, In which were ,
The sponsors for the annual Levin, Mn Ilerry I.rvin., He nry Theodore
dancing.
emhodied the secret. of heaven and the 10th annual jubilee concert has
Thanks From J. W. E. W. 0. meeting of the Jewish Welfare Mr. Henry Levitt. Mr. J. I 1.21(1.
onogic•I arts that benefit or injure
been definitely net for Sunday eve-
Nowa 'AVM, Pr. Inlytet J
Levy. Mrs
•. 1t I. evident from the p•ge. of the
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: Federation are:
I 1.04 J. ILA,. tor Samuel J
Bible that trees were objects Wm..' ning, April 28. Individuals and or-
Rata.' Ezekiel ADMIelon. Milton Id Sin.
Lb-barman Robert Loewenberg, berger. lianfuel Pummerfield. Mr. Her. of the ancient Hebrews One of thenm.t
On behalf of the Jewish ih'om-
ganizations are asked to reserve
I.ert 11 Warner. VI, for 11 Well. Shirley too. hing duce of legislation In the
en'e European Welfare Organiza-
tIrs, bel'torTte" Mrit ini.n. 111 I'prl; J Weinberg, Mr. A L Weleman, Rifle I. the regulation that In war this date.
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tion, we heartily express our J Alpert, Of man Altman. Mrs A M A Mayer. Jatob Maser Mrs. Samuel Aaron W•irma Wee, Weimer...we tree.
•re to he spared. When Jere. be-
unman Mendelsohn, Mrs. Mortimer H. Meyer. Mrs. Joseph M Wen. Melville P. Weir H eard • eltv— . theu ell•It not rientroy the
many, many thanks for your co-
Henry
Meyer.
1:•;'rrnirr en A"`",=.
Samuel Mintz. Mr. Mr. Melville S Well. Mrs David It
thereof by wielding •n age •galnot
operation and loyalty, in our ef- Barnett. e Brooke Barren, Louis Has. Emery Mormon. J. W Neirn•n. Ong D. Wert*, Herman ....man Jrmeph Wet.. tree.
. for is th• tree of the Seid-
them
.
man,
IleriMmln
Wilk.
Mr.
David
Wu.
\.w
man,
Mrs
Harry
Newman,
Dr Albert Si Bernstein. bIllton Bern,
forts to make our donor luncheon stein.
Mrmwell 10.1k, Irvine w'
It'41 kn. Andrew Min•r., Mr, Andrew man tn. It should be besieged of
on Jan. 9 a huge success. We Blumberg. Moo,. II Illumhera. Jail,,. 11 Platt. Aaron M Preatraon. Meyer L Winer.. Henry Willem.. Mr. Henry thee" "
Winen.n. Mrs Harry L Winston. Ed-
are very fortunate indeed in be- P rs;aydeP'r.' 1!5:: r ‘rr;,7171"N 11r4,14 H
win A Wolf, Mr. rrrrr
Wolf. Irwin
Z17:
ing able to get such publicity.
iforon.n. Mrs (hear
Enumr Bumph Foul M Hon
Romanian, Mrs
' N't an V
r I,errnlii. **Mkr17.1 rnI ." 1 "
slymond A R obinso n. Mrs. Laub
rat
P l lertI711". Radan Club Dance Feb. 14
Invitations to the second annual
Again we thank you, and hope l t i g r i'or'1.11. "Vr7 L tleo
M ;g ''r`ohjen. ' ="
Mr.
Monroe Rooenfteld. Juli•n L Zerrion. Rudolph Zulelwek
4 Ilownlyerg.
The member. of the Radan Club. dance of the Young People's So-
our future friendship will be just pollen. Herman Cohen. Meyer It coin, /Mahon J Rosenfield Abraham J. Rosen.
Besides Mrs. Ehrlich, president.
an organization composed of ciety of Congregation B'nai David,
Irwin I. thohn,
Ahraham 000per. • hine Mee SAARI M Rooenthal. Drum
as pleasant.
of Wayne County employes appointed
A
Louls Dann. /Poi
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IMnn. Aaron Denn . Rownth•l Philip L Rosenthal. Meyer and Mr. Enggasn, chairman
to be held Saturday, Feb. 9, were
Mrs. A. B. Knoppow, Secy.,
harles
Mr. Aaron Denny Anthony Deutro- h, linoenterellt.
Edward I Rothman. Hon the board, other officers of the
by Ray D. Schneider, County Audi- sent this week to the societies of
North Woodward Branch,
Detroit
Service
Group
are:
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I tor, will stage their first dance and
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congregations in the eity.
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Arthur Saraenn
DeRoy, honorary president; card party on the evening of St. Members of the Men's Club have
Adolph Finsterwald, honorary Valentine's Day, Thursday, Feb. also been invited to the affair. The
Aesculapian's Thanks
Navrb e
lentraare. lira Harry Farb- 0 t , hostler. Dr Inure A P,111.•r . Nor- chairman of the hoard; Maurice
14, at the Knights of Columbus dance will be held in the social hall
msn
Mr.
ry Theodore P•hert1y.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Aroneson, vice-chairman of the Hall, Woodward between Forest of the synagogue.
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The Aesculapian Ladies' Auxili- Mr. It•lph
Foie. 11.1.1,1 Leon Fran. I Isaac P
Piston Phetstr.
Am board; Israel Himelhoch, Julian and Hancock Ste. There are ap-
The captains of the two selling
ary thanks you for the coopera- 1 1 14;. fmo;i1r
H. Krolik, Ilenry Meyers, Simon proximately 125 members in the teams, Fay Weingarden and Mar-
7;:7,r11.
tion you extended, which was Walter M. Emilio Mn tar Gilbert. 0 0, Aaron A Pillyerbiatt. 55., Si .1. Shetzer, vice-presidents; Samuel club, which was recently organized. cue Kaplan, report a large advance
verman
Nath•n
sin,,,
Philip
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instrumental in making our last
Summerfield, ex-officio member.
Besides the dancing and card play- sale. Members of the committee
vit. Harry R Porlarnon izolph
Opener
s
affair a success.
here M•orl... Goldenberg. Harvey. H I AN. arere. Mrs. At.
ere. Morris
ing, there will be various other include Tillie Heilman, Ed Holtz-
Goldman.
Morse
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We.
Pto,
Aeseulapian Ladies' Auxiliary,
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end
of
wisdom
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repentance
entertainment.,
and numerous door man, Ben Kott, Raymond Levine
Goldman. N Goldman, Nath•niel
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Jennie S. Zagel, Secy. Ooldini, Ir. Dr. R.
(Ioldstone, tor MI.. Melia Surineky. Mrs
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works. prizes will be awarded.
■ and Evelyn Grossman.
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Jewish Community Center News
Dexter
LAUNDRY CO.
PHONE CADILLAC 7423
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Sachar to Address W. LEVIN NAMED
Zedakah Luncheon PAROLE OFFICER
Zedekah Club's plans for the an-
nual donor luncheon to be held
Feb. 27, are nearing completion.
Mrs. David M. Zellman, chair-
man of theprogram for the lunch-
eon, announces that Dr. Abram
Leon Sachar, national director of
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundations,
will be the speaker. Wynn Wright
will direct a play entitled "Man on
the Curb," and it will be enacted
by Mrs. Wynn Wright and B. D.
Welling.
The second pep rally preceding
the donor luncheon, will be held
Feb. 5, at Hotel Book Cadillac at
12:30 at which time a luncheon will
be served and a program is being
planned by Mrs. S. K. Slobin. All
are invited to attend.
Those who have not already
made reservations for Zedakah's
birthday dinner dance to be held
at Northwood Inn, Jan. 27, are
asked to call Mrs. M. Davis, Gar-
field 40314, or Mrs. Abe Rosen-
berg, Townsend 6.1158.
William Levin, attorney, was
appointed parole officer, a unit of.
the division of the department of
pardons and paroles of the State of
M ichigan.
The announcement was made by
Joseph C. Armstrong, commission-
er of paroles. Mr. Levin was ac-
Galician Society
Re-Elects Adler
Wednesday evening, Jan. 16, in
the social hall of the Beth Abraham
Synagogue, Linwood at Sturtevant,
the First Galician Society held a
dinner and dancing party for mem-
bers, the special feature of the eve-
ning being the installation of of-
ficers for the ensuing year, as fol-
lows: Irving E. Adler, president;
Samuel Reiner, vice president; Ed-
win Rothenberg, recording secreta-
ry; M. Stecher, financial secretary;
Rubin Teicher, treasurer; Benja-
min Genser, sergeant-at-arms; J.
Mohr, inner guard. The installation
ceremonies were in charge of Judge
Sanders. Rabbi Ilarold N. Rosen-
the!, the guest speaker of the eve-
ning, addressed the society on the
importance of organization in fur-
thering Jewish activities.
Lodgeroom desks were presented
to the president and vice president
by Morris Sperber, member of the
executive board, and rings were
presented to J. Reifler and M. In-
dialler, retiring vice president and
treasurer, respectively, expressing
the appreciation of the society for
their valuable services.
The First Galician Society is now
entering the fifth year of its se-
tivities.
FARBER WILL SPEAK
IN WINDSOR FRIDAY
Watts". Farber will deliver • lec-
ture at the Shear HaShomayim
Synagogue in Windsor on Friday
e^•ring, Jan. 25. The pubiect of
Scidr•ss will be "A Jewish sett-
s" -'y -ls," based on William Zuck-
•c-resin's article in Harper January
mtitkd "Jews at the Cross-
roads."
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12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD
Corner ELMHURST
Jabotinsky Group
To Meet Saturday
Pisgah Lodge Plans
Active Year's Work
PRINGLE
FURNITURE
VISCOUNT
SALE
Orders Inquiries
6P
Sperka to Speak on
"Racial Realities"
"Racial Realities" is the title of
the address to be delivered by Rab-
bi Joshua Sperka at the gathering
on Friday, Feb. 1, at 8:30 p. m. at
Congregation B'nai David, Elm-
hurst and 14th.
The guest organization of the
evening will be Pisgah lodge of the
B'naI B'rith, whose president, Har-
ry Yudkoff, will present their
cause to the audience. Israel
Hertz of Ilalevy Hazomir Singing
Society will be the soloist of the
evening. Mrs. Rose Avison will
lead the community singing in the
social hour and William Ilordes
will present a dramatic reading
from Yiddish literature.
The Central Methodist Church
of Grand Circus Park, Detroit,
`which this year had a travelling
seminar studying the constituent
elements in Detroit, will on this
evening be present at the B'nai
David Congregation, having in-
vited Rabbi Joshua Sperka to
'Teak on the Jewish contributions
to civilization under the title "The
Jew In Human History." Alvin D.
Hirsch will participate in the same
program, outlining the liberal
movements in Jewish history. This
seminar will meet at 7:30 in the
synagogue meeting rooms and is
closed to the public.
Phone HOGARTH 3042
Betneen IbirlIngtone told Webb
vat
WILLIAM LEVIN
tive in Governor Frank D. Fitz-
gerald's organization during the
recent campaign. He has been
practicing law in Detroit for the
past two years. He is a member of
the Detroit Bar association, having
graduated from the Detroit college
of Law and the University of De-
troit. lie is a member of the Bicur
Cholem Jrs. association
In snaking the appointment of
Mr. Levin, Commissii nee Arm-
strong said he was pleased to sel-
ect • man with legal ability, quali-
fication essential in this line of
work.
NOVOG WILL LECTURE
ON MAIMONIDES WORKS
The Chug Ivri of the Kvutzah
has completed arrangements for a
series of lectures on Maimonides.
Rabbi I. Novog, a Talmudic schol-
ar of note, who has made a special
study of the works of the RA barn,
will be the lecturer. The first of
the series will be given Saturday
evening, Jan. 2G, at the Philadel-
phia-Byron School, These lectures
will be given in Ilebrew, and are
open to the public.
Wayne County Nonpartisan
Committee Elects Officers
The Wayne County Non-parti-
san Committee, Inc., met at the
Barium }tote], Jan. 19, The follow-
ing officers were elected:
Chairman, Emory J. Rizsak; let
vice chairman, George Moss; 2nd
vice chairman, Joseph C. Jamies-
on; treasurer, Leo Rudner; secre-
tary, Morris Lieberman.
All former members desiring to
renew their status with the Non-
partisan Committee can do so by
getting in touch with its secretary,
Morris Lieberman, 405 Guaranty
Bldg., Cadillac 8562. Any person
desiring to become a member of
said Nonpartisan group can also
do so by getting in touch with the
secretary.
Seeks a Place Here
For German Refugee
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•
Jewish refugee either as • gov-
erness or as • companion for
children.
Mr. Peiser stated that this
refugee is now in Detroit and
that she speaks English. in ad-
dition to being • muter of
the German language. He
recommends her very highly
for whatever position may be
offered her.
Those wishing to offer •
position to this German•Jewish
refugee are asked to comm.,
ric•te at once with Kurt Pei-
see, 51 West Warren Ave.,
Co!umbin 1600.
Po
r EFERENCE BOOK
and Mailing List Catalog
I
Halevy Announces
Musicale Program
ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
Ti!
TO BE HELD EARLY MAY aotiagunldsB:
Mrs
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