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Jewish Literary News and Notes

By DAVID MANN

Louis Sobol, New York Journal
columnist, has written a novel
called "'Six Lost Women" which
Kendall & Sharp will publish in
January. Emil Ludwig's biography
of I'resident Masaryk of Czechoslo-
vakia, "Defender of Democracy,
has been postponed by Robert M.
McBride until January. Sigmund
Freud and Franz Werfel are among
the authors suggested for the
Nobel Prize in Literature by Amer-
ican authors who participated in a
symposium on that subject in the
current issue of Books Abroad.
Albert Maltz, author of last year's
successful play, "Black Pit," has
been awarded first prize in the
contest for a one-act anti-war or
anti-Fascist play sponsored by the
New Theater League and the
American League Against War
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CORPORATION

Altman Observes
6th Anniversary
Of Broadcasting

On Sunday, Nov. 24, Hyman Alt-

Dr. Lynn Harold Hough to Preach Interdenominational man, broadcasting the Altman
Jewish Period over Station WMBC,
Message at Institute of Arts on Thursday Morning

On Thanksgiving morning, at
10:30 o'clock, there will be held in
the large auditorium of the Detroit
Institute of Arts the 34th annual
Citizens' Interdenominational Com-
munity Thanksgiving Service.
This service was instituted more
than three decades ago by a small
group of liberal ministers, of whom
Dr. Leo H. Franklin, of Temple
Beth El, is the only survivor in
Detroit. It was the first service of
its kind to be held anywhere and
so revolutionary was it in the
minds of many that it became the
subject of editorial comment in
many newspapers in this country
and in the London, England, Times.
The service has been a definite and
important factor in the establish-
ment of better understanding and
co-operative effort among the vari-
ous religious creeds in Detroit. It
has inspired many similar services
in all parts of the country and has
as well been the direct inspiration
of a great number of neighoorhood
union services in Detroit.
At the service this year the ser-
mon will be preached by Dr. Lynn
Harold Hough, formerly minister
of the Central Methodist Church of
this city and now dean of Drew
Theological Seminary at Madison,
N. J. Dr. Hough is known to be
one of the keenest thinkers as well

as one of the most eloquent preach-
ers in thin country. lie has chosen
as the subject of his discourse at
the Thanksgiving service a very
vital and suggestive theme. He
calls it "America-1935."
The chairman of the service this
year will be Dr. Franklin. Repre-
sentatives of nine denominations
will participate in the exercises.
The music will be furnished by the
choir of the Church of Our Father
under the direction of Archibald C.
Jackson. The offering will be for
the benefit of the Detroit Commun-
ity Fund.
Among those participating are
the following: Dr. Augustus P.
Reccord of the Unitarian-Univer-
salist Church, Dr. C. E. Mieras of
the First Presbyterian Church, Rev.
John D. Howell of the A. 51. E.
Chuch, Dr. Warren Wheeler Pick-
ett of the Woodward Avenue Con-
gregational Church, Mr. ht. Hubert
O'Brien, representing the Roman
Catholics, Dr. Frederick B. Fisher
of the Central Methodist Church,
Dr. Hugh Chamberlin Burr of the
Woodward Avenue Baptist Church,
and the Right Rev. Kirk B. O'Far-
rell of St. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Services begin promptly at I
10:30. The general public is invited
to attend.

will complete six years of continu-
ous broadcasting of the Jewish
Charity Hour. Last year, upon the
commencement of his sixth year of
broadcasting, Mr. Altman was

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gratulatory messages from every
Jewish organization in this city
and from public officials of the city,
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both
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Excellent Investment Opportunities
Ladies' Aid Affair taken
A few of the charitable accom-
Harold Norman will be installed
in Real Estate Properties
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society plishments and achievements of Mr.
as master councilor of Perfection
2•FLATS
SINGLES
Chapter Order of DeMoloy at its is formulating plans for its third Altman, which have made him a Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Deutsch Honored
Jr. Congregation
sixth installation ceremony, on annual donor luncheon, to be held leader in Jewish movements the
101 TAYLOR
1483-5 BURLINGAME
in January.
Wednesday,
Nov.
27,
at
9
p.
m.
post few years, follow: In 1931,
Of Shaarey Zedek
On
their
Silver
Wedding
Anniversary
,
.
'seem
B. V. 10 rooms. 4 bedroom
Members and friends are co- during the depression when many
between Byron and Wood-
The services will be held before
Teat, tilde drive, 2 ter U. v
row Wilson. 13. V. 6 rooms
tleoe to Woodward, let 60x126.
the chapter's sponsoring bodWy, operating to make this affair an Jewish families were without food,
Despite inclement weather, the
A brilliant affair was held on Mr. Deutsch's service to it, but
lower, 7 rooms upper. Na- •
Price $12,000.00
Perfection Lodge, in the new Ma- outstanding success. Among those
Thursday evening, Nov. 21, when also for the countless deeds of Junior Congregation of Shaarey
tural fireplace, steam heat,
7359 WOODROW WILSON
sonic Temple, Temple and Second who have already made reservation Mr. Altman inaugurated the Jew- Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Deutsch cele- kindliness and helpfulness he has Zedek again held its regular Sab-
for
thin
luncheon
are
the
following:
I rooms, b. V. 4 bedroom* omen,
car b. v. garage, side drive,
ish Kosher Kitchen, raising funds
Blvd.
brated their silver wedding anni- rendered in the city for all causes bath services last Saturday with a
heat, i car b, v. garage. land.
Mesdames Sam Auslander, !g-
French windows, terraced
staged, very attrartIve.
Jack Bean, Samuel Gilbert, nats Auslander, Philip Berkowitz, for the existence of the Kitchen versary with a dinner-dance at the of human betterment, and for the capacity audience in attendance.
lawns,
Price $7,500.00
Charles Lippitt, Sidney Ginsberg, Max Berger, Charles Berger, through the medium of Altman's Hungarian Village Inn. One hun- unostentatious manner in which
Alan Barahol proved an efficient
Price $10,000.00
Kopel Kahn, all past master coun- Emanuel Engel, Paul R. Freeman, Jewish Charity Hour. Ills Kosher dred and fifty friends attended.
2215 CHICAGO BLVD.
he has performed them. Mr. and chazon, and Miss Florence Rosen-
2W earl., b. v. II rootns. i room,.
cilors, and Abe Friedman, past Ethel Goodman, Eli W. Greenwald, Kitchen is still in existence, having
thal gave a fine resume of the
Mrs.
James
I.
Ellman
delivered
As
a
tribute
to
the
popularity
1933.7
VIRGINIA
PARK
and bath on first floor, 4 bedrooms
treasurer, will officiate as install- Jake Greenwald, Max Gross, Sam
brief remarks lauding the exem- Scriptural portion for the week.
,
and bath on Second floor, 2 rooms
rooms each. Steam
been combined with the House of and esteem in which they hold plary life of the couple, and the Miss Shirley Rosenthal also deliv-
V.
ing officers.
and bath on third floor, bsteetstent
Greenspan, Eugene Gelbman,
the couple, Milton H. Alexander,
tone, eosin hem, an b.-i.e., heat, natural fireplace, 3
Shelter
under
the
auspices
of
the
Other
officers
are:
Paul
New-
Charles Ganz, Leo Ganz, Nathan
electric refrigeration ,ale kitchen,
as spokesman for the guests, pre- remainder of the evening was ered an excellent talk on the
car garage, landscaped, a
man, senior councilor; Alfred Lip- Goodman, Dave Goodfriend, Ernest Detroit Jewish Federation. Mr. sented them with a parchment spent in dining, dancing and be- prophets mentioned in last week's
garage.
beauty.
On entire building.
Altman
is
at
present
the
house
pitt, junior councilor; Manuel Si- Goodfriend, Isadore Heimans, Rose
symbolizing their sentiments. It ing entertained by a troupe of tal- Haphtorah.
Price $8,000.00
Price $17,300.00
mons, senior deacon; Richard Hirsch, Esther Jaikel, Allen Jana chairman of the combined Kosher also bore the signature of each erted Hungarian actors who hail
The latter ceremony has been an-
Stegman, junior deacon; Joe Gus, witz, Emanuel Klein, Marcus Kal- Kitchen and House of Shelter. g uest present. Mr. and Mrs . from Budapest. Particularly en- other recent innovation into the
20% Down — 1% Month — 7 Year Contract
senior steward; Herman Wiener, lush, Irving Liepson, William I. More than a year ago, Hyman Alt- Deutsch were then given an an- joyable was the singing of Cantor services in an effort, which has
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
junior steward; Ilarry Gents, Miller, Abe Miller, Harry Meer, man started calling the attention tique sterling set as a testimonial A. A. Rosenfield who dedicated his already proved highly successful,
Many newly acquired properties with complete description
of Detroit Jewry to the needs of a
ecribe; George Gents, financial Carl Rozner, Arthur J. Schiff.
songs to Mr. and Mrs. Deustch.
to bring the feminine members of
■ and photographs in our sales books
new Old Folks' Home by describing gift of their friends.
secretary; Morris Rogoff, orator;
Both Mr. and Mrs. Deutsch are the Junior Congregation into a
Congregation B'nai Moshe, of
the dilapidated condition of the
Roy Goldberg, almoner; Allan
MR. WARD OR MR. BURTON
more active and vital participation
present home. He continued to which Mr. Deutsch is a past presi- active in all worthwhile communal in the astral services.
Stightz, standard bearer; Allan
preach the need for • new home for dent, paid its tribute by present- and philanthropic causes. In-
Schmier, marshal; Joe Burns,
Next Saturday, Miss Shirley
Mrs. A. 11 Roman returned home from
the old folks until many organiza- ing to Mr. and Mrs. Deutsch a net nately modest and unassuming, Barahol
chaplain; George Mogul], treas-
RANDOLPH 5800
will give the resume; Miss
tions responded. Mr. Altman inter- of framed resolutions which con- they shun the spotlight. It is only Geraldine Bremen will elaborate
urer; Milton Slatkin, sentinel; Sol Detroit. where she went ne.erel de)*
%Ws, co-operate with Brokers?
ested Kurt Peiser, executive tained the blessings and well
M.. E. C. Rosenthal has returned to
Weller, Bernard Hyman, Irvine
upon
the
prophets described in the
home In New York after /mending
director of the Detroit Jewish wishes of the entire congregation. on ouch occasions as the congre- Haphtorah;
Levine, Murray Kane, Duane her
Sheldon Zuiebrach will
IC de.. the hots. guest of Mr. and
Federation, with the result that the The tribute of the congregation gation's tribute that their friends
Bernstein, Robert Gerendasy, Gil- Kra C. J. Levy.
speak.
Morse Goldman, Mrs. Harry Good- bert Bierman, preceptors.
sum of $55,000 was pledged to the was not merely in recognition of and the public learn about them.
The
flay
City
Country
Club
wee
the
man, Mrs. Harry Keidan, Mrs. M.
Federation for this purpose, and
scene of • beautifully appointed bridge
Newman, Mrs. Burt Smokier, Mrs.
the new home will be erected by
luncheon teat Friday, when M.. Max
II. Zackheim and Mrs. R. Zueiback. Campus Alumni Club Hears Kahn was hosts. to 20 guests.
the Federation and by Detroit
David P. Lipsitz
Mrs. Rueben Rosenfield, chair-
Jewry in the very near future.
M.. L R. Rantamon of North Fer.
Mrs. Pool to Speak at Oneg Shah-
man of hospitality, and Mrs. Simon
Every worthwhile Jewish organ-
raise St., epent Sunday In Kalamazoo
bat; Large Delegation
with her son. Ellie, who le a student at
Shetzer, chairman of the hostess
The
last
meeting
of
the
Campus
ization has been assisted by Hyman
to Convention
committee, ask the following to as- Alumni Club, held at Webster Hall, Western State renege.
Altman and the facilities of his
Servieest
sist them at this meeting: Mrs. Nov. 14, was featured by an ad-
A report on the fund raising arthitlett
Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy
radio hour have been granted to all
About a thousand delegates and Joseph Bleier, Mrs. Herman Sten- dress by David P. Lipsitz, who dis- for the Jewish Welfare during latcher without any cost or expense. Each
the
pulpit Sunday morning, Nov.
oer
kti
ono] giestyl n g.vol t.h.e ;1,u ntih
an equal number of visitors are buck, Mrs. B. J. Kay, Mrs. Thomas cussed the subject, "Freedom of st, rd.fr. 1 , v.ehn :et the
24, at 10:45, and speak on the
Sunday he gives time over his
home of Miss Rome Brenner with Mini
Marwil,
Mrs.
I.
W.
Blumberg,
Mrs.
the
Preen."
An
open
forum
dig-
subject,
"It Can't Happen Here,"
hour
to
charity
with
the
co-opera-
expected to attend the national
Frances Kahn, modeling.
a review of Sinclair Lewis' fan-
The fund is twins need for Palestinian tion of the management of Station
convention of Senior and Junior I ly Schlafer, Mrs. Charles Rubiner, cussion on this subject followed his
Mrs. II. H. Warner and Mrs. Nath- address.
work. the Jewinh National Fund estate
WMBC. This is a regular feature
tasy of the dictatorship of the
Iladassah in Cleveland, Nov. 28 an Spevakow.
limbed to buy land In Paleinine, meinbe,
About 25 members of the organ- Phil)
and is broadcast without financial
Babbiteriat in America.
work, and adminletrative. Mime
through Dee. 2, at the Hotel Cleve-
On Sabbath, Nov. 23, Dr. Leo
The "Right Way" was presented ration attended the annual Campus Irene Brenner le to ha,, charge of the return to Mr. Altman. He has em-
fund here .
ployed the facilities of the radio
land.
by the drama group under the Club dance, held Nov. 17, at the National
M.
Franklin will preach on the
A wrap book on all nameriation In
to bring to the attention of Detroit
topic, "How Give Thanks?"
Dr. Abram Sachar, professor of direction of Mrs. Walter Lichten- Donnybrook Country Club.
remit. was exhibited by MI. Josephine
At
the
next
meeting
Jacques
M.
Jewry
the
necessity
of
fulfilling
the
feld,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Hannah
Ilar-
Sergi.* and Plane n Joint 'Peeling
"Jews in Strange Places," with
history at the University of Illinois,
with the Senior Ilmlaionh to be held In duties of good citizenship. Before
particular reference to "The Jews
will address the Thursday after- with, stage manager, and Mrs. Weiner will speak on "Genetic January
with a anent *Seeker, were di e-
each election Mr. Altman has con-
of China and India," will be the
noon session. His subject will be Harry Slimier, property manager. Psychology."
, urmed
The next meeting will be held In tinually stated that it is necessary
subject of Dr. Franklin's sermon
"A Changing World Challenges The cast included Mrs. Ralph
Klepper.at the home Ml. Mildred
Sunday morning, Dec. 1.
Jewish Youth." Thursday evening, Benyas, Mrs. II. N. Grossman, Mrs. O'MAHONEY VS. ORVILLE Klepper. with 111. Ella Joseh•rt enelm• that every Jew should vote and do
BROWN
ON
NOV.
29
his
duty
as
a
citizen.
Both
Mr.
Alt-
Daniel
Siegal,
Mrs.
John
Frazer,
Ina
Mrs, Edward Jacobs, national pres-
man and Mrs. Altman have devoted
The Temple Forum,
ident of Hadessah, will present the Mrs. Murray Jackman and Mrs.
Danno O'Nfehoney, the Irish
their time for charitable purposes
LAFAYETTE THEATRE
proposed new Hadassah project, J. G. Solomon,
The Temple Forum will be ad-
"Born for Glory" (opening and have personally worked for
the Youth Aliyah (immigration)
dressed Tuesday night, Nov. 26,
The Oneg Shabbat this Saturday champion of the wrestlers, will
Movement, to the convention. A afternoon at the home of Mrs. give Orville Brown another chance Thursday) is a British picture all charitable work without par-
at 8:30, by Leland Stowe, Paris
reception will follow.
t' 1200 ATTEND CONFERENCE LAUNCHING $500,000
correspondent of the New York
Ave., will be addressed by Mrs. at his heavyweight title at the dealing with two generations in tiality. Mrs. Altman is known to
Herald-Tribune, author of "Nazi
Friday morning a round table David de Sola Pool, a member of Olympia next Friday night, Nov. he king's navy. The principals spend much time in charitable
•
AMERICAN ORT CAMPAIGN
work,
getting
food
and
clothing
to
29,
It
will
be
again
one
fall
with-
e
Betty
Balfour,
John
Mills
and
discussion takesplace, to be fol- the national board. This meeting is
The Altielitan ORT'e eamPalgn for the support of Its 292 trades Means War," on the subject
in an hour' and a half time limit. Barry McKay. The second fea- poor and indigent persons and es-
"Mussolini vs, the League of Na-
lowed by a joint junior and senior open to all Iladassah members.
bola and agricultural Colonies In Europe, under the national chats.
Promoter Londes will have four ture, "Be Mine Tonight," has Jan pecially furnishing clothes to school
nshlp of David A. Brown, tvsS launched last week at an all day tions."
luncheon. At the formal dinner Fri-
children whose parents cannot af-
other bouts on his card and is Kiepura in its leading role.
wanes at the H041 Pennsylvania, New York. On the dais (irons
day night, Rabbi Barnett Brickner
again seeking the services of the
Starting next Thursday ford to provide same for them. M. to t.) 8. Chantey Vladeck, president of the American ORT and
Mee's Temple Clubs
of Cleveland will give the address.
sensational giant, "Man Moun- (Thanksgiving Pay), a new show Aside from the commercial and lgeneral manager of the JeviiIh Daily Forward; Dr. Henry Moses.
On Saturday night, Nov, 23, at
The group will be entertained by
charitable aspect of his radio pe- wits, who presided; Mrs. Florence Oolowitz, president of the Women's 8:30, the Men's Temple Club will
the Cleveland Jewish Singing So-
At the regular Ionic. on Friday tain" Dean for one of his sup- starring Elizabeth Beroner in
riod, the Jewish public enjoy listen- Amerloan ORT; Louis B. Boudln, acting chairman of ORT; Dr. Chaim
Nov. 16, Rabbi Berger ,poke porting matches.
"Arlene."
hold a night of games. Bring the
ciety, and Evelyn Hattie Fox, dra- evening.
on ntathhat•I Zevl." Thle la the tie and
ing every Sunday to what Mr. ZhItiewilky, noted Yiddish phi1osophes4 and Mr. Brown.
matic reader.
whole family and join the fun.
in a mermen of three eetmons entitled
Altman has to say, because he
Sabbath services will be held for - Three IntereetIng Charlatansof Jewish
picks a different topic for discus-
the convention Saturday morning 11tH ury."
NEW YORK (WNS) — New each; Alabama, Montana, Okla Alumni Association Welcome
THE LAND OF PROMISE;
sion which affects the Jewish
and an Oneg Shebat in the after-
Social:
Norman Tluckner who hew been In
people. Las tSunday Mr. Altman York State, with a quota of $200,- home and West Virginia, $2,500
noon. Saturday evening, the con- Chicago for • salon begin.. trip. re.
The Alumni Association of
A LAND OF FULFILLMENT sa id :
000, heads the lief of quotas an- each; Arkansas, $2,000; Delaware,
vention will be the guest of the turned Thursday morns..cernianiell
Temple Beth El, graduates of
] of Beverly
Mr and Mr. J. IL Pest.•c
"A few years ago when Governor flounced this week for the $500,000 Kansas, Maine, Mississippi, North Temple Beth El High School, in-
Cleveland Federation of Women'. he
HIS* Celli, whom he met In Chicago
Frank Murphy, who was then our American ORT campaign by David Carolina, Utah and Vermont, $1,500 vites you to its welcome social,
Clubs. The speakers will be Rabbi and who will be the house guests of the
knere for a week.
mayor, was the chief speaker at a A. Brown, national chairman of
Abbe Ilillel Silver of Cleveland and
banquet held to raise funds for the the fund-raising effort. Other quo- each and New Hampshire, $1,250. Sunday afternoon, Nov. 24, at 4
Dorothy Thompson, well known
"The quotas, said Mr. Brown in o'clock, in the social hall of the
Kosher Kitchen, he stated that he tas are: I'ennsylvania, $60,000;
newspaper woman and lecturer.
Neugarten Club's Annual
hoped that the time will come when Illinois, $50,000; Canada, $30,000; a statement accompanying the list, Temple.
The Sunday program includes a
Massachu s etts, Ohio and New Jer- "were determined on a propor-
Luncheon
on
Dec.
4
there
will
be
no
further
need
for
round table discussion of the Roths-
Beth El College:
a Kosher Kitchen, and I want to sey, $25,000 each; California, $20,- tional population basis plus the
child. University Hospital, led by
On Monday night, Dec. 2, visi-
say that the prophecy made by 000; Connecticut, Maryland, Mich'. economic status of each state. Thus
Dr. M. Ratnoff, Dr. Jacob S.
In the anticipation of the second
Governor Murphy has now come can and Missouri, $21,500 each. New York is down for $200,000 of tors will be welcomed at all the
Golub and Mra. Felix Warburg. annual luncheon of the Neugarten
classes
of Beth El College of Jew-
the
$500,000
necessary
for
the
Quotas
for
other
states
go
as
low
true. We have at this time very
At the final session Sunday after- Sunshine Club, Mrs. Emil E. Eck-
few people coming to the Kosher as $1,000, the figure set for Ari- maintenance of the 292 trades ish Studies.
noon election of officers will take house, president, asks the public's
song,
Idaho,
Nevada,
New
Mexico,
schools
and
agricultural
colonies
of
Kitchen and the number is grow-
co-operation. This event will take
ing less and less every day. Who North Dakota, and Wyoming. Other ' the ORT in Poland, France, Russia, Sisterhood Notes:
Mrs. Joseph Frank, 1120 Chicago place on Wednesday Dec. 4, 12:30
The clans In the "Cause and
then is responsible for this con- quotas announced are: Minnesota Latvia, Lithuania and Rumania."
Blvd., is the Detroit convention p. m., at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
dition? Why is there no need now and Texas, $7,500 each; Florida, The ORT drive was officially Cure of War" will hold Its next
chairman. Hotel and railroad res- Reservations may be made by call-
for the Kosher Kitchen? The Georgia, Virginia and Wisconsin, launched last week at an all day meeting Wednesday morning, Nov.
ervations should be made with her ing Miss Edna Steiner, luncheon
answer is simple. Because of $5,000 each; Indiana, Kentucky, conference of the North Atlantic 27, at 10:30, in room 26 of the
at once.
chairman, at Longfellow 4590.
President Roosevelt and his New Oregon, Rhode Island and Tennes- seabord section in New York City Temple. This class has been or-
The annual current dues collec-
Deal."
see, $4,000 each; South Carolina which was attended by 1200 per- ganized by the women of the Sig•
tion day of the Detroit chapter of
and Washington, $3,500 each; Col- eons, representing all phases of terhood ander the chairmanship of
ZEDAKAH
JUNIORS
Hadassah will take place Tuesday,
orado, District of Columbia, Iowa, a Jewish life and thought in the Mrs. Melvin Kuttnauer. Rabbi
Dec. 10, to be followed by the paid
Leon Pram will lead the group.
Louisiana and Nebraska, $3,000
up dues luncheon later in the
Zedakah Juniors held a meet-
Registration is still open.
month.
ing Nov. 10 at the home of Miss
Expert dancing instruction is
The Dec. 10 collection iv to be Shirley Sucher.
f fact he questions his right to given to children of the ages of
The mornherehlp hreakfamt 'mannered
Greenberg
Explains
directed by Mrs. Herman August,
Shirley Sucher, Anne Petkovitz,
5. the Junior Iledageah Sunday morn-
the title of the most valuable player 6 to 10 years every Friday after-
!. at the colonial tea room. was at-
chairman of current dues; Mrs. Ruth Targun and Rosalind Gold-
in the American League. He is also noon in the Brown Memorial
tended by 24. who heard MISS Ann
Sol Perlman, chairman of delin- berg were accepted as new mem-
Menton of Tletrolt talk on her rummer
not put out over having been qmit- Chapel of the Temple. Mrs. Alfred
By BERTRAM JONAS
quent dues, and Mrs. Moe Prince, bers of the club.
trip to Pal.tine and obserontion while
ted from the 1935 All-star team, Dreifus, chairman, Un. 2-3054,
rheas. Mn. teal' Io.beter also talked to
chairman of the membership com-
The next meeting will be held
but
he is determined to set an early will be glad to give you detailed
the group on - Why I Am a 7.4onlet "
We were talking to Hank Green-
mittee.
Nov. 24 at the home of Miss Ethel
Mies Julia Fox P1.7.1 tee Plano num.
season pace next year that will information.
bora The In•oration W. pronounced by berg the other day and asked us
Mrs. Theodore Levin will open Silberman, 3049 Glendale.
make
it impossible to ignore him
Miss Edith Finkleetein and the benedie.
to clear up a misconception about
her home that afternoon for a tea
Son by Mice Sylvia Rosenbaum. We.
League of Jewish Women'.
the World Series. You remember again.
for the members of the committees
Para Land* was In charge of the break.
Organisations,
Southern Patron Requests
that the Cube were riding Hank
(as arrangements.
collecting on that day.
hard during the first two games Men's Club of B'nai Moshe
Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, dean of
A special effort is being made by
Boesky Sandwich
A reprinent•tive gathering ...toyed
Jewish
women in communal work,
and
the
baseball
writers
reported
the
talk
of
Rep
William
W
131aeltneY
Hadaaaah to collect dues and Roll
wan spoke on -Pereenalltl. In •.h- that he had protested to Umpire
will be the speaker and guest of
Thursday,
Dee.
26,
the
annual
of Honor pledges no that a large
A signal compliment was paid
Ingien. - et the meeting of the Seerhood Moriarty, asking him to make the
honor
of the League of Jewish
goodwill dinner of the Men's Club
lump sum of money may be sen to Boesky's Restaurant and Delicates-
of Temple Beth El Wedneeday after-
Cubs stop. "I did no such a thing," of Temple Beth El, Shaarey Zed- Women's Organizations on Tues-
noon, Mrs. Elko; Warren presided. Men
the New York office in honor of the sen, located on Twelfth and }laze!.
Rest Wiener •nnouneed the apProaching gays Hank. "The only place where
day,
Nov.
26. This will be a
ek, B'nai David and B'nai Moshe
75th birthday of Miss Henrietta wood, this past month when they
visit (Mr& Philip Hyman. president at
I could have squawked to Moriarty will be held under the auspices of luncheon meeting and will be held
th• State Federation of Temple Slater.
Saokl, Dee- 21.
received a letter from an out of
hood., for the January meeting. and was at the plate, and Gabby Hart- the Men's Club of Congregation at Temple Beth El, Woodward at
Mrs. H. C. Broder presided at town patron attesting to the de-
Mrs. Pan.' M•ghtsohn, membership
nett will bear me out that I never B'nai Moshe. A prominent speaker Gladstone.
the Roll of Honor Rally Friday liciousness of their sandwiches.
chairman, Introduced ...rat sew mem-
said a word to the umpire. The will head the program.
ber*
at the Jewish Community Center. The letter follows: "Having Sam-
Mra Edward Rogenberg, entertainment
Parent•Teacher Meeting,
language the Cubs used was the
Assisting Mrs. Herman Wetsrnen, pled the most excellent quality of
rhalrenan, etrooment the importance of the
worst I heard in my experience in
The first of our series of Par-
plane for the carnival and hamar held
who arranged the luncheon, were your corned beef sandwiches last
Copy
Due
Day
Earlier
In the Temple owlet hall , Nov 11 and the majors. It even had something
ent-Teacher
meetings will take
Mrs. A. Straker, Mrs. S. Kavanao, summer. I would appreciate it if
20
For Next Week's Issue place Friday night, Dec. 6. when
on the lingo that was current in
Ma. Sidney Nathanson, Mrs. Mau- you would send me by parcel post
, ernent wt. the Texas League when I was with
An
Int
Preldingannnun
the parents of all the children in
rice Nathanson, Mrs. Ralph Paul, special delivery four of these sand-
-
- --
-- •
---- —
made by Rabbi liernard ?Alger of Is•
Beaumont. It must be • different
On account of Thanksgiving the primary grades (kindergarten
find one dollar to
Mra. William Isenberg, Mrs. Emil wiches .
"oldie. of • cultural hour en alternate
The dynamic drama of the rebuilding of Palestine, entitled sesta,.
Day, forms for the next issue through the third grade) will mee t
at 4 WrInek for member. of the league in the National."
Lowenberg, Mrs. Herman Schinier, cover the cost of said sandwiches,
Sisterhood. the hove of the Tem.
Hank also told us that he intends of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle with the teachers and the rabbis.
a Charles Robinson and Mra. S. including shipping expense. I thank "The Land of Promise," which had its premiere in New York on Jam.
Mn.
el. Roth El cnth ant the ermine Pieter-
you ever so much and am awaiting Wednesday, Nov. 20, brings to the screen the epic story of the re- snort Tea fosowed the b.'s.. with to ask the Tigers for $10,000 as big will close a day earlier then
Kramer.
lArs
flannel
Pere,t
elt•Irmen,
am-
1936
salary. That's not ton much usual, and all news articles, to
G. B. Stern has signed a con-
Committee reports were given and the time when I may again patron- vival of the Jewish people. Above the pioneers (Chalutzim), back- Meted be Mrs
Reekner. Mrs,
for a player of his ability. But be assured insertion in this is- tract with the Macmillan Com-
h Block. Mra 111,14 Kepner. Mrs
the following new pledges were an- ize your restaurant in person. Sin- bone of the new Palestine. Below (left) a child of the rebirth
o
lrmen
Hank
is
not
only
modest
but
very
sue,
will
have
to
be
in
the
hands pany for her autobiographical
Remand Posner, Mrs. .Insoph sh
nounced: Mrs. H. II. Bielfield, Mrs. cerely yours, Joel Goldberg, Castle
0,1 Mr. R r. Snide. man. with Mn
Richard Cott, Mrs Harry Frank, Heights Military Academy, Leba- (right) a sturdy young woman wearing the wreath of the harvest • Samuel Kurt* and Mn.IC Ostlantq backward when it comes to asking of the editor not later than 10 narrative entitled "King Charles
for what is his due. As a matter a. m. on Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Head."
— both extraordinary examples of the Jewish people of tomorrow.
Mrs. Howard Friedman, Mrs. anon, Tenn."
preiddIng at the tea "aroma

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