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Officers Installed by
Old Folks' Home Group

• Members of the Women's Auxil-
iary of the Jewish Old Folks' Home
filled the small ballroom of the
Stetter, last Monday afternoon, for,
the 10th anniversary meeting and
installation of officers.
I Services were carried through by
Mrs. Louis Rubenstein, first pres-
ident of the auxiliary. Little Rita
Lenore Kaltman, who joined the
membership rolls of the Old Folks'
'Home when but a few days old,
pinned corsages on each of the in-
coming officers, organizers and
past presidents. She was intro-
duced by Mrs. A. M. Ferar, presi-
dent.
The Auxiliary is planning for
a "Thrift Sale" to be held soon.
Mrs. J. Weisman of 2971 Glendale,
To. 6-4626, has been appointed
chairman of this enterprise, with
Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, 2214 W. Grand
Blvd., Eu. 0059-M, as her co-chair-
man. Mrs. Sam Schwartz, 2953
Cortland Ave., To. 7-0265, has been
appointed treasurer.
Anyone having clothes, house-
hold articles, etc., of which they
can make no more use, are asked
'to communicate with anyone of
the committee.

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

"Heritage," Story of
Birthright of Jews

Prof. John Uri Lloyd, author
of "Felix Moses," a story im-
mortalizing with sympathy and
understanding the life of a sim-
ple Jew, was the inspiration for
a new book just published by
Jesse M. Joseph, Cincinnati.
"If Jews and Christians knew
more about the customs and cere-
monials and doctrines of the
Jewish people," said Dr. Lloyd

To Commence Morning Ses-
sions at Schools

Commencing Monday, May 27,
sessions will be held in the morn-
ing, during the same hours as
Sunday morning, as follows: First
session, 9:30 to 11 a. m., second
selsion, 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m.,
etc.
Accommodations will be made
for those children who will at-
tend summer school and are un-
able to come in the morning to
attend classes in the early after-
noon.
A class for beginners is now
being opened to accommodate
children who were unable to reg-'
Inter during the winter months.
Celebrate Lag b'Omer
Lag b'Omer was celebrated in
all the branches of the United
Ilebrew Schools in the traditional
manner. The younger children
went out on their "tiyul" (outing)
and spent an hour with their
teachers in dancing and singing,
and in the dramatization of
stories in connection with I.ag
b'Omer. The older children spent
their time in an appropriate man-
ner studying the history connect
ed with the holiday and the vari-
ous customs and ceremonials.

TWO CAMPAIGN TEAM LEADERS

PAIGN SPEEDWAY

American Jewish
Congress Selects
Six Commissions

i
N EW YORK — The American
Jewish Congress announced the
1 9
e4.
establishment of six commissions
to which will be entrutsed a num-
ber of important activities of the
organization. The setting up of
the commissions is in accordance
THIS WEEK
with the decisions of the extra-
ordinary session in Philadelphia
last month.
The Commissions are: Commis-
sion on Rights of Jews in Foreign
Lands; Commission on Law; Com-
mission on Economic Research;
Commission on Finance; Commis'
Sion on Education.
The heads of the commissions
are experts in the fields of work
GENERAL
in which they will engage.
ABE KASLE AND JOSEPH EHRLICH AT ALLIED JEWISH
Prof. Jerome Michael heads
CAMPAIGN SCOREBOARD
ELECTRIC
the Commission on the Rights of
Mr. Kasle and Mr. Ehrlich are shown here watching their cars, Jews in Foreign Lands. lie is a WORLD-WIDE
on the "Allied Jewish Campaign Speedway," reaching the goal line. member of the faculty of the
Mr. Katie's team was the first to reach its quota in the drive, and Law School of Columbia Univer-
RADIO
later to oversubscribe it by 25 per cent. Mr. Ehrlich's was another sity, and formerly a director of
of the leading divisions to reach the assigned goal.
the War Transaction Section of
The States Department of
Justice.
Affiliated Organizations of Hebrew
The Commission on Law is $1.00
Down
Schools Sponsor Moonlight June 13 headed by Hon. George Z. Me-
Jr. Home Relief Society
Model M-55 — 2 Band Con-
dolie, former United States Attor-
Elects Officers
and
sole American and Short Wave
The Woman's Auxiliary of the t M. II. Zackheim, chairman of a ney, an authority on the law, who
has served at various times as
On Wednesday evening, June United Hebrew Schools completed special committee, will contact all ' Assistant District Attorney and
5, at 7 o'clock, the Junior Home all arrangements for the annual' Jewish youth organizations to get special Assistant to the Attorney ,
a Day
fteryliteet
Relief Society will hold its father moonlight which will be be held them to cooperate in this enter- General.
Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy the
JESSE
JOSEPH
and daughter banquet. The prayer Thursday evening, June 13. The prize. Mrs. Julius Berman is chair-
Pulpit Pantie', morning. May 21. at
Tashmoo boat has been chartered man of the prizes. M. Michlin, prin.
Prof. Salo Baron has accepted For this week only, we are making this ea-
anti eprisk on the *abler' "The
"and would think more concerning will be delivered by Beatrice for the occasion. One of the finest cipal of the Parkside Hebrew 'the chairmanship of the Commis-
'Omni Ileleslon"—a Igeorlition
those things which all religions Nemer, and the daughter's speech orchestras in the city has been en- School, is chairman of the teach- sion on Economic Research. He ' traordinary offer. General Electric's latest-
On Sunday morning, Jane 2, atITO,
will be given by Winifred Berk. gaged to provide the music for era' group. Miss Leonore Markson
ronfIrmation ger... will be held et had in common, there would cer-
is a member of the faculty of type long- and short-wave radio—a set
Temple Beth 01. The doom of the tainly be less prejudice and in- Tickets for this affair will not be dancing. A special feature of the is chairman of the Alumni Asso-
lower auditorium will he closed when tolerance between them."
printed, but reservations may be moonlight will be prizes to be ciation. Mrs. Aaron D. Markson Columbia University, occupying you'll be proud to own. Don't pass up this
t he continuant. enter the Temple. An
Mr. Joseph wrote "Heritage" made by calling Madeline Meyers awarded during the evening. All rind Mrs. D. Rubenstein are rep- the chair of Jewish history, liter- opportunity to buy the best radio for the
entirely new 'written has been written
ature and institutions. He is a
Sr lir. Franklin and Itabbl Frani for to acquaint readers with the in- at Townsend 7-1532, or Elise
organizations affiliated with the resenting the Kvutzah.
Its central theme will
Decant..
At
distinguished scholar, holding the least money! See us today.
heritance of the Jewish people, Cohen at Townsend 7-8950.
Hebrew Schools are participating
be, "At sissy. Belgian."
This affair will serve as a get- degrees of Doctor of Philosophy;
At the election of officers, in this big project.
; Hund•y wirviree will be concluded for their faith, its customs and how
together of all the affiliated or- Doctor of Political Science, Doc-
the noggin on Sunday morning, June
which took place Sunday, May
Mrs. Morse R. Saulson is general ganizations centered around the
Da that morning, lir. Leo 11. Franklin they are observed. He wrote it
tor of Jurisprudence and 'has in
will occupy the pulplt and elieek On the to contribute to the cause of good 19, Elise Cohen was chosen presi- chairman of the moonlight. Harry schools.
eubjeet "Looking Backward and Fort will and understanding among dent; Winifred Berk, vice-presi-
Shulman, a member of the board
Mrs. Himon Kaplan is president addition a rabbinical degree.
dent;
Ellen
Barnett,
correspond-
The Commission on Education
The Sabbath enroleeon Mey 25 will men.
of directors of the schools, is chair- of the Woman's Auxiliary.
conducted by Rabbi Frain
Elsie Charlip, re- man of the men's group. Mrs. Har-
Aaron M. Pregerson, president is headed by Dr. Horsn M. Kel-
Into the tale, which begins in ing secretary;
oblet.' -nemesia., en ties muss ise•
secretary; Lillian Austen- ry Kraft is in charge of the general of the United Hebrew. Schools, is len, professor of philosophy and
•
COMWOn"
Germany and ends in the United cording
der, treasurer. Miss Edna steiner
psychology at the New School for
'Metes Temple Cluhl
1
The M.'s Temple Club !mitre the States, Mr. Joseph weaves an in- will continue as sponsor of the distribution of tickets, with Mrs. lending his whole-hearted coopera-
Social Research. The foremost
3,1 Krause as co-chairman. Mrs. tion to this project.
men of the Congregation to ite clewing Urinate description of the home
club.
The
installation
of
officers
itneeting.smoker and el.tiou of °Mere life of a Jewish family of a for-
disciple of the great American
o n Tuesday evening. May 28. at 1
will
be
held
in
the
fall,
at
which
philosopher, William James, and
1111115• Miter. *piglet foreign mer generation. Ile recalls to
correspondent
appointed by him as teh editor
rrespondent of the Detroit News, Jog life customs and ceremonies that time the committee heads will
co
H.
Weinberg
Honored
;,scorned from Rogge and Japan,will
also be announced.
of his unfinished volume. Dr. Kel-
sneak on the .1•Jeet "My Fereonal Oli - have become merely a memory,
The next meeting of the club
Pal. Eimer Berg, ellone for hie
On 3rd Anniversary len is, the author of a number of
eervallons In Bagels •nd Japan." No and, as the story unwinds, ex-
will
be
held
on
Thursday
night,
on Friday May It, 'The'
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVANTS
admiind.charge
books on sociological, educational
plains various religious rites and
luay of ale Prayer•Book." Rabbi
Hhallmoth thcesHeat
May 29, at the home of Lillian iiera
Shabuoth gervIces will be held In the symbols, such as the Mizrach,
Berger hag ...levied the pr•Yer-book Iw-
I
With Isaac Finkelstein as toast- and Jewish subjects.
Auslander,
2936
Clements.
id
June
7,
innrfill/R,
esuee
of
'lie
°icon.,
of
Jew'.
Book
'Temple en Friday
12046 Dexter Boulevard
The Commission on Finance is
richly illuminated Ilebrew motto
master, the third anniversary of
Week.
11/ S. tn. The sermon will be preaehed
.11 Rabbi Fram on the subject "Rev- hung upon the wall of the home;
Weinberg's Jewish Radio Hour headed by Abraham I. Spiro,
Open Evenings; Sunday to 4 p. m.
Mee. Alw Lai... entertained 21 began on Station WJBK on Tues- prominent lawyer, who has had
elation"
the
Tallith,
or
prayer
shawl,
which
women at lunt.he. and bridge on Tuna-
'The Crony Holm:
RACIAL MANIA
W• mnnot too ineletently urge the covers bride and bridegroom at
ri•y. May IL at her home on Chippewa day, May 21, at 9 o'clock, and extensive professional experience
TOWNSEND 8-9100
member. of the Sleterliond who have the wedding ceremony; the Tef-
Road. honoring Mm. Al Rosenberg. The proceeded with an interesting in the conserving of funds.
Bel yet returned th.ir peony Boxen
In the form of a pantry
LONDON. (TIS) — According partyWan
•••
Dr. Joseph Tenenbaum retains
kindly to do so without further &lee. filin with, its thong and parchment
shower
• 11 you cannot bring them to the Tem. box containing a biblical quota- to a Berlin report published in
the chairmanship of the boycott
please notify the seeretory, Madi-
▪
the Observer, a new profession o Sir. and Mee. Saul 111rnkrant were
LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD RADIO
committee which he has headed
son IMO, and • meseenger will call for tion and worn by the worshipper;
h sts m a beautifully appointedeuPPer
the Mezuzah, which hangs inside has sprung up in Germany. In Party at their home on litt•wa Drive,
game at your home
since the initiation of boycott ac-
'The Temple Moonlight;
view of the many questions, both Monday. MaY 19. 21 'molts being pretest.
the
door
like
a
letter-box
and
tivity.
' The Temple moonlight will be more
Mt ratThe than ever this year. We bears a Mosaic message; the private and official, as to the par-
Sim. Norman Buckner entertained ten
Call on the Steamer "Put•In•Bay" Mon- Torah, the Wimpel, the Arba entage and racial origin of peo- young logo on Melanie', May 18. at
day, June 21, at I o'clock, at the foot
houee on Ott•wa Drive. the soca-
ple, certain enterprising individ- her
Kanfoth and many others.
Woodward
oodward Ave
Mon being her eon, Herbert's, tenth
Each of these is pictured by uals have set themselves up as birthday. Luneheon wag served In the
reereati. room and game. were
the Cincinnati artist, Nelson Ron- "genealogists to assist those who
sheim, who was awarded a prize are in difficulties over their pedi-
Min, ttlla Itoeenthal entertained Ida
for his drawings at a recent ex- gree." These genealogists are ....utile.
at a elippor and bridge party
hibition in that city.
permitted to become members of on Suisdily. May 11, at her home n
Upon the publication of his the newly organized official Board mine. * Bilis.
RELIABLE DOMESTIC HELP. book, Cincinnati members of the of Family Research.
The Monday Study Brom, met at the
home of Mrs. Norman Buckner. Monday.
Laundresses, women for clean- board of managers of the Union
May 20. Rabbi Elmer Berger reviewed
ing, scrub women, housemaids. of American Ilebrew Congrega- HICEM AIDED 359 EXILES
the book "The Rued to War," by Wal-
By hour, day or week. All Na. tions, of which Mr. Joseph is a
FROM REICH IN MARCH ter Mille.
Bons Employment Bureau, Mad. member, gave a luncheon in his
Mee. Elmer Hecker wits hooter.. to her
honor at the Cincinnati Club on
bridge club at her apartment,
Jaen 2526.
NEW YORK (JTA) — Three Tuesday
Roos crest Apt,., on Tueeday, May Si.
May 8.
hundred and fifty-nine Jewish ref-
An advertiser by profession, ugees were either settled in new
YOUR SHOES will be refitted to
feel an If made to order. In Mr. Joseph has interested himself countries or enabled to return to Lamb and Steer Prosecute
"Shepsel" for Kosher
fact, your feet will get into the for many years in the study of their native lands through the
healthiest and most comfor- the Bible. He is a frequent Hicem offices abroad, during the
Violation
table condition at. the most speaker on religious and Biblical month of March, according to a re-
economical rate. M. KANER topics. In addition to his mem- port made public Monday by the
NEW YORK (WNS) — The
5II0E REPAIR, only true shoe bership on the board of managers Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Bridge Plaza magistrate's court
ISAAC FINKELSTEIN
In these days, the like of which Jewry has not had
refitter in State of Michigan, of the Union, Mr. Joseph is a Aid Society (BIAS). The disposi- in Brooklyn echoed to laughter
president of the Isaac 31. tion of these 359 cases entailed a when Harry Lamb and Joseph musical and artistic program.
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
since
the Spanish Inquisition, every self-respecting Jew
Wise Temple, Cincinnati, and a cost of 229,020 francs (approxi-
Among
the
artists
contributing
to
son.
Steer, Inspectors of the Retail
member of its board since 1921. mately $15,000).
Kosher Meat Trade Code Author- the program were the following:
should keep himself and his family, especially the
(Wise
S.
Solomon
and
his
Cosmopolitans,
SALESMEN to sell rugs, cur- Ile also is affiliated with a num-
ity, appeared before Magistrate
(1311 HAD ,
growing generation, informed about our cultural,
tains, silverware, etc., on easy ber of social and professional or-
Gaspar J. Liota to prefer charges playing Jewish folk songs; Gypsy
; payments. Business is good ganizations, and is active in civic club Rao an no unces that Mite. Ore of selling nun-kosher chickens Girl, in a selection of several
social and political problems and their proposed
now. Extra money if you have and communal affairs.
now rii•Itable for the moonlight to be against Shepsel (Shepsel means songs; Jack Lefton; a scene from
In the foreword to "Heritage," gen
h July • Ticket. may lie obtained
a car. Highland Merchandising
Madame X. played by Mischa
solutions.
Mr. Joseph says his purpose was from mg member or the club or by sheep in Yiddish) Zwee, a kosher Fischzon and Vera Zoslovskia;
Co., 4624 Woodward Ave.
iii:g Merle FIroneteln. 5151-11. butcher. The prosecution is part
to indicate "the similarity of caln
The tub le planning a h•Yride for Iwc•
Sarah Gingold, the flower girl
He should know the actual incidents that together
of
the
Code
Authority's
campaign
Pay. Phil mrangenients will
• AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, 23, Christianity to its mother reli- °tenon
Iw made at the neat meeting
against the sale of non-kosher singing several songs; Mr. Dombe
with experience in retail selling gion" and to help "alleviate the
make
up the picture of the life of the Jew in Germany,
in
a
sketch
as
Mr.
Chizik;
recorded
meat and poultry as kosher.
and office routine, desires a Job thoughtless, degrading inhuman
congratulations and songs, espe-
where
his human rights are denied him, in Russia where
where future is assured. Start- prejudice against all Jews." lie
cially
sent
to
Weinberg
by
his
in-
and peace among men' is what the
Rabbi Meier wrote the whole
ing salary no objective. Call concludes:
timate friend, Menashe Skulnick
he is compelled to maintain his Jewish integrity under
"For I believe that 'good will whole world so desperately book of Esther from memory with- I who played with the Goldbergs as
Townsend 8-7766, or write to The
needs."
out • single mistake.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Box
David Romaine.
serious difficulties, in other countries where the virus
175.
The program was impressive and
of anti-Semitism has spread. He should be fully in-
the
station
was
visited
by
a
num-
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ber of guests, who crowded the
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single or couple in home of two
studios. Mr. Kent, business man-
adults. Front, lower apartment
trial and tribulation.
ager of the station, and Al Nagler,
with large porch. Continuous
sports announcer, spoke in behalf
hot water. Board if desired.
The agencies of the community in which he lives
of Station WJBK, in congratu-
3207 Blaine, Apt. 6. Garfield
lating Weinberg. Many telegrams
4149-J.
should be familiar to him. It is only through this com-
of congratulations were read,
WANTED—Elderly lady compan-
among which were those sent by
plete information that the Jew can assume his responsi-
ion to share expense of small
Judge Charles Rubiner and Kurt
bilities and lend a helping hand.
Peiser.
apartment. Call Mrs. S. Wolf,
Townsend 7.7703.
After the program, friends, as-
THE CHRONICLE weekly brings these details to
sociates, artists and public spon-
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT, 40
sors
of the Weinberg's Jewish .
the
Jewish
home. It has its own opinions and has a pol-
acres on Long Lake at Orion. No
Radio Hour, met at Buddy's and
finer place for some organiza-
icy
to
which
editorially it is faithful. It has often re-
again,
under
the
chairmanship
of
tion. High elevation and wonder-
Isaac Finkelstein, a program of
ful springs all over farm. Come
ceived commendation for its editorials that have been
addresses
and
telegrams,
as
well
and see me. Lake Str., Lake
as contributions by various artists,
fearlessly written. But then it deals impartially with
Orion. Will divide. F. HERTE,
were given, among which were
Owner.
the events of the day and is a record of Jewish happen-
the Gypsy Girl, the Flower Girl,
Samuel Solomon playing several
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numbers. Telegrams of congratu-
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lations were read, and addresses
of every thinking Jewish family.
All modern conveniences. Con-
were given by Julius Deutelbaum
venient location, ideal transpor-
in behalf of the B'nai B'rith, Ir-
tation facilities. Reasonable.
ving Adler of the Galician Ase'n.,
1225 Burlingame. Townsend
Barney Yanett of the Scholom
7-6470.
Aleichem Folks Institute, Samuel
FOR RENT—Airy and cheerful
Goldenburg, eminent Jewish ac-
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man in modern comfortable
Littman 's Peoples Theater, Sam
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Weinberg of Jewish Daily For-
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a
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in Friday • yen I n
)1•• 17. Rabbi
!wil d Cedar's.. or Lanoline ....P. , '
the pulpit of Temple nrth El The
0121•, t of ha sermon w•• 'Present
ay / 'ogles '•

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At the recent mooting of Totn pie
Deth al ammettood, 0M.ors were elected
for the coming year. Three named were
Pre/Meet, Mee ItayesehJ Keehn, vice
president, Mrs. Lionel
rte. r•-
tory. Mn Morey TigoonhaYnl.
urer. Mr. !mob stark .

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These nationally known Jesuit leaders are chairmen of the United Jewish Appeal for $3.ra0.003 for relief
I and rehabilitate:mot the Jews ofGermany and other lands and lee the settlement of Jews in Palestine This
appeal combines the efforts of two outstanding national otganuations the American Jewish Joint Dis-
tribution Committee. Inc and the American Palestine Campaign -The acute emergency of a half million
Jews in Germany. victims of intolerance and persecution". these leaders say. "must not obscure the fact
that there are millions of Jess throughout the world who look toward America foe help that they may
wave In Poland. victims of a long depression turn helplessly and hopefully to their more fortunate
coreligiorasts fog food. medical care. and economic assistance Thousands of persons seeking refuge and
opportunitv N Palestine require ow assistance so that they may enter that country."

•nd*on Allis'
tfers-h. ham returned t• Detroit after •
tielttai at the hem. of 111ra. )1••

Mrs Meld Here.

Ifemenrich. Os Wedneed1m Mrs lle•y•
re Hitua with
ettrich honored
delightful bridge luncheon for eigh t
auest•

A dienit t meetine or Temple Pieter.
hoods trill ha held on Townie., May 2.,
Het.. the'
at th• Bancroft Morel
the delegates (rem
husInem
Bottle Creak. Fenn•. flint and 1/ar
Par will be entertained at tun. Won
Mr. thuuld Gold.
In the Gold Room
fart, la la charge et arraneenwent•

Mn Samuel Settee, and lAce Oar
mend Erohn mttoncled the Tulip Fes-

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