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PAGE NINE
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$10,000 IS DETROIT'S 1936 QUOTA
FOR THE LABOR PALESTINE CAMPAIGN
K. of F. to Honor
Its Old Members
At a meeting held on Tuesday,
Jan. 21, Detroit Lodge No. 55,
Knights of Pythias, the rank of
Dr. Katxin Entertains Bran-
Banquet Set for March 15; Zalman Rubashow, Outstand- knight was conferred on a class of
deis Executives
candidates by past chancellors and
ing Palestine Labor Leader, Now in U. S.,
To Be Guest Speaker
The meeting of Jan. 13 of the
Brandeis Executives was held at
the home of Dr. Leon A. Katzin,
2627 Collingwood Ave.
Several important matter were
discussed at this meeting and all
standing committees of the club
gave their reports, among them
being a report by Sam Leve,
chairman of the Jewish Hospital
In his report, Mr.
Committee.
Leve read the address which he
delivered on Sunday, Jan. 12, over
Altmann Jewish Radio Hour and
Aaron Kurland's Jewish Radio
Forum.
The executive committee of the
club gave a detailed report regard-
ing the clubs activities in the past
and a plan of action for the bal-
ance of the 1936 term. It was
decided to hold all future meet-
ings at the Book Cadillac Hotel,
every fourth meeting be devoted
entirely to socials where the mem-
bers can invite their wives and
their friends.
A membership campaign will
be launched for the next 30 days.
Membership is limited to bum-
nese and professional men of the
Jewish faith atul only three of
each profession or business will
be admitted to membership. The
membership committee is headed
by Simeon Snider.
The next meeting will be held
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel on
Monday evening, Feb. 3, at 8:30
o'clock.
Junior Hadassah
to Meet Sunday
All necessary preparations for
the 12th annual Gewerkschaften
campaign in Detroit for Labor
Palestine have already been made,
and all plans mapped out to
reach the goal of $10,000 this
year.
There is an unprecedented en-
thusiasm in support of the annual
drive of the Palestine Labor Cam-
paign this year. The campaign
banquet will be held March 15,
with Zalnian Rubashow, Palestine
labor leader, who just arrived in
this country, as speaker.
Since its inception, in 1923,
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
OFFICERS INSTALLED
With all the ceremony that a
proud parent celebrates the Bar
Mitzvah of a beloved, the Home
Relief Society conducted its 13th
birthday and installation of offic-
ers at the home of Mrs. Anthony
Deutsch, before a record audience
of members and guests.
The life history of the organ-
ization was reviewed by Mrs.
Harry Shulman as a period of
trial, effort, disappointments and
successes. The attainment of the
13th birthday was likened to the
Bar Mitzvah marking the era of
maturity—the beginning of a new
period of confidence in the basic
principles of the Home Relief So-
ciety. Mrs. Shulman presented
each officer with her written pledge
which each read as her maftir, the
members responding with their
benedictions.
At the close of each reading,
the officer was the recipient of a
rose as an expression of the grat-
itude of the society for willingness
to devote tine and energy to the
cause. The mothers of officers
present were also given roses as
an expression of appreciatio 1.
At a token of gratitude for the
splendid term conducted by Mrs.
A. Weisman, retiring president,
the society presented Mrs. Weis-
man with a silver service tea set.
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch, the hos-
tess presented Mrs. Cornell, presi-
dent, with a gift.
In honor of the occasion Cantor
J. Sonenklar of the Shaarcy Ze-
dek, accompanied by Miss Rosa
Bassin, favored the audience with
several musical selections, dedi-
c att in yg
. "Where ere You Walk" by
Handel, to the Home Relief So-
ciety,
Jack Cornell, son of Mrs.
Charles Cornell, president, ren-
dered several piano numbers in
exceptionally pleasing manner.
Mrs. Cornell announced the se-
lection of the chairmen of the
various committees as follows:
Case committee, Sirs. Ralph
Levy; ways and means, Mrs. J.
H. Polozker; membership, Mrs.
Leon Zechman; clother, Mrs. H.
B. Ash; hospitalization, Mrs. Ira
Danto; hospital visitin and enter-
tainment. Mrs. Joseph Lefkowitz;
school, Mrs. Sidney Wallace; milk
distribution, Mrs. Harry Coggan;
hostess, Mrs. Joseph Sachs; pro-
gram, Mrs. Harry Shulman and
Mrs. Al Weisman; publicity, Mrs.
Robert S. Draws: clerical, Mrs. A.
Moss; courtesy, Mrs. B. Newman;
sponsor to juniors, Miss Edna
Steiner; representative to the jun-
ior organization, Mrs. J. Kanter.
the National Labor Campaign for
Palestine raised $1,300,000 in the
United States and Canada. A total
of more than 40,000 individuals
and 1,000 progressive and labor
organizations have participated.
The money secured has been
applied to provide modern agri-
cultural and industrial machinery
for Jewish pioneers, labor homes,
community cent ere, hospitals,
schools and libraries; for the
training of workers in Eastern
and Central Europe,and for refu-
gees in Palestine, so that they
may be self-sustaining as soon as
passible, after their arrival.
Data Desired on
Discrimination
Do you know of instances of
discrimination against Jewish
employees?
Have you been discriminated
against by landlords who re-
fused to rent to you because
you are Jewish?
Detroit Jews who are in pos-
session of facts regarding dis-
crimination against Jews are
asked to submit them to The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
B'nai Moshe Club
Plans Father-Son
Night for Feb. 18
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Plenty of Parking Spare
Bent. very Re•onable.
PEOPLES HOUSE
3910 Trumbull Ate.
M
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Detroit
n- exe
CLASSIFIED
COUNSELLORS WANTED for
an exclusive, private camp for
children. Write Box 500 Detroit
Jewish Chronicle stating age, ex-
perience and reference.
RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
dresses, women for house clean-
ing, house maids, women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
son 2526.
•
WILLIAM ROSENBERG
QUILTS—Made or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts, Dex-
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9050.
members of the old degree team. BE KIND to your feet and they
will be kind to you. Let us build
Several past chancellors who served
you ■ pair of arches that will
the lodge in the past years were
hold the structure of your foot
present.
100 per cent We make them
In recognition of their splendid
to order to fit the individual
work and long service, Past Chan-
foot, at a cost no higher than
cellors William Rosenberg and
ready-made arches, with a money-
Charles Rosenthal were unani-
back guarantee. M. KANER
mously elected to life memberships
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe
refitter in State of Michigan,
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
son.
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL
ladies or gentlemen desirous of
making acquainte.nce for the
purpose of matrimony, write Box
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Strictly confidential.
KAROL KORNGOLD OF ST. LOUIS
TO ADDRESS PISGAH LODGE MONDAY
Meeting Designated for Observance of the Leo N. Levi
Memorial Hospital Day; To Hear Report
From Dr. I. M. Rubinow
Next Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge No, 342 of B'nai B'rith will
hold its regular bi-monthly meeting
in the lodge quarters in the Mac-
cabbees Bldg. This will be the first
meeting presided over by the newly
installed officers. Herman Osnos,
president of the lodge, announces
that during his administration all
meetings will commence at 8 o'clock
instead of 8:30. lie urges every
member to co-operate with the new
officers, and come at the new hour
of 8 o'clock which will enable the
administration to introduce several
innovations at meetings.
Karol A. Korngold, prominent
attorney of St. Louis, Mo., will
address the lodge. This meeting
has been designated as the Leo
N. Levi Memorial Hospital Day.
Mr. Korngold, who is reputed to
be an interesting and forceful
speaker, is a member of the exe-
cutive committee of the Leo N.
Levi Memorial Hospital Associa-
tion of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
which is one of the many organi-
zations supported by the B'nai
B'rith, The hospital celebrates its
21st anniversary this month.
Another feature of this meeting,
will be the reading of the fourth
informal confidential secretary
chat, prepared by Dr. I. M, Rubi-
now, executive secretary of the
Supreme Lodge B'nai B'rith. This
chat tells of the work of the Anti-
Defamation League, and for the
first time a survey of the activities
are given, and several cases are
cited. Every member is urged by
the officers to hear this report, as
it can not be publicized but can
only be told at a closed meeting.
The evening's program will include
the appointment of committees and
an outline of the administration's
activities for the ensuing term,
with definite programs to be sub-
mitted by the committee chairmen
already appointed.
Last Monday night, the first
general committee meeting of the
new administration was held, Ja-
cob Miller, chairman of the com-
mittee on arrangements, gave a
full report on the installation of
officers dinner-dance, stating that
the affair was successful from sev-
eral standpoints. lie stated the
dining room was taxed to capacity
and it was necessary to decline
many reservations. The general
committee complimented Mr. Mil-
ler, and the members of his corn-
mitee, Nathan D. Rosin, Harry
Yudkoff and Elias Goldberg, for
their splendid work in arranging
the installation.
Harry Yudkoff, chairman of the
entertainment committee, an-
nounced that plans are being com-
pleted for a Father and Son Night
on Monday night, Feb. 17, in the
social hall of Temple Beth El. A
supper will be served to be fol-
lowed
a program of entertain-
ment. Mr. Yudkoff urges every
member to put aside this date, and
bring his sons to this affair. Re-
servations are now being accepted.
Herman Osnos, president of the
lodge, announces the appointment
of the following committee chair-
men: Finance, Jacob Miller, chair-
man, Elias Goldberg, associate
chairman; anti-defamation, Aaron
Droock, chairman; Jacob Miller
and Henry M. Abramovitz, asso-
ciate chairmen; member ship,
Benjamin Marcus, chairman' Dr.
Victor Droock and Joseph Kohn,
associate chairmen; entertainment,
Ilarry Yudkoff, chairman; Jack
Rosenberg, associate chairman;
Cleveland Orphan Home, Adolph
Finsterssald, chairman; degree,
Joseph L. Staub, chairman; audit,
Elias Goldberg, chairman; rein-
statement, Morris Shatzen, chair-
man; Albert Goldberg, associate
chairmen; sick, Rabbi Harry Z.
Gordon; social service, Samuel W.
Leib, chairman; Intellectual ad-
vancement, Nathan D. Rosin,
chairman; A. Z. A., Abe Morrison,
chairman; Larry Schwartz, asso-
ciate chairman; planning, Harold
M. Silveraton, chairman; Women's
Auxiliary, Joseph L. Staub, chair-
man; Harry Yudkoff, associate
chairman; athletic, Ilerrnan Littky,
chairman; Samuel Brezner, asso-
ciate chairman; Mlle!, Ben F.
Goldman, chairman; Judge Joseph
Sanders associate chairman; pub-
licity, Rudolph Meyersohn, chair-
man.
A general meeting of the De-
The second annual Father and
troit unit of Junior Hadassah will
Son dinner sponsored by the Men's
DO YOU WISH TO GET AC-
Club of Congregation B'nai Moehe
take place on Sunday afternoon,
QUAINTED for matrimonial
will take place Tuesday evening,
Feb. 2, at the Statler lintel. Phil-
purposes through a strictly con-
BROKERS — INVESTORS
Feb. 18, in the banquet hall, Dex-
lip Slomovitz, editor of The Detroit
fidential party? For a personal
are invited to inspect our
Jewish Chronicle, will be the guest
ter and Lawrence Ave.
and private interview, write Box
property books
Following the buffet style din-
speaker. Current events will be
22, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
ner, there will be short addresses
presented by two of the members,
by a father and a son. A full-reel
Pauline Barahal and Julia Barahl.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION—Any
movie of the comic type will be
In
order
to
summarize
the
activi-
11%. 5:103
instrument, Singing, Dramatic
Realty Mgt, Dept.
presented and the Junior Players
ties of the organization, mid-year
Art, Dancing. Beginners or ad-
Olt eas ■ vold. ror. slate
Guild of B'nai Moshe will produce
reports will be delivered by the
vanced students. DETROIT
a play, "Thank You, Doctor."
various chairmen.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
The office of the congregation,
The membership committee an-
5035 Woodward, Col. 2810.
phone Hogarth 0862, is taking
nounces t h e formation of a
reservations at 75c for adults and
WANTED — Fuel oil salesman or
new literary group. The first meet-
50c for boys under 16 years of age.
saleswoman, liberal commission.
ing will take place Thursday eve-
Established firm. No experience
ning, Feb. 6 at the home of Freda
LEWIS J. STEINBERG
necessary. Box 75 Detroit Jew-
and Ida Milstein, 2492 W. Phila-
The First Galician Society of delphia Ave. The guest speaker
ish Chronicle.
in the lodge. These silver plated
Detroit and the Ladies' Auxiliary will be Herman Wise, music critic
life membership cards will be pre- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
of the Society held a joint installa- of the Detroit Free Press. All
sented at a special occassion in the
tion of officers for 1936, Wednes- members are invited to join this
front bed room in single home,
In honor of Rabbi Isaac Stoll-
near future.
suitable for one or two gentle.
day evening, Jan. 22, in the social group.
man, a banquet will be given on
Past
Chancellor
Charles
Rosen-
hall of the Beth Abraham Syna-
men
or employed girl. Garage if
Plans have been made by Junior
Sunday, Feb. 23, by Congregation
gogue, Linwood at Fullerton. It Hadassah to join in the Jewish Na-
desired. Rent reasonable, 3823 Two More Patients Sent to Los Angeles Institution With
Mishkan Israel, in the congrega- thal has been a member of Detroit
Lodge
for
33
years.
He
was
chan-
was attended by more than 250 tional Fund celebration of Jewish
Cortland Ave. Hogarth 6872.
the Help of S. J. Leve; Donor Dinner-Dance
tion's hall on Blaine at Linwood.
members and their wives.
Arbor Day, Chamisho Osor b'Shvat.
The occasion of the banquet will be cellor commander in 1913 when he FOR RENT—Large, comfortable
Planned for March 22
The new officers of the First
The next birthday party of the
to celebrate the recovery of Rabbi was captain of all-star team of the
furnished room for one In refined
Galician ociety are: Irving E. Happy Day Fund committee will
Stollman from his recent illness. State and took first prize for de-
Mayor Frank Couzens opened They left Detroit on Sionday as
home.
Near
bus
and
car
line.
Adler, president (fourth term); be held at the home of Elsie and
The congregation invites the public gree team work.
2971 Tuxedo between Lawton the tubercular seal campaign of a result of county aid secured
Morris Indianer, vice-president; Janet Olender, 8741 LaSalle Blvd.,
Past Chancellor William Rosen-
to join them in this celebration.
and Wildemere. Townsend 7-5008 the Detroit Auxiliary of the Los through S. J. Leve, director of the
Edwin Rothenberg, recoding secre- on Sunday, Feb. 9, at 2:30 p. m.
The dinner will be followed by berg has been a member of the
Angeles Sanatorium, in his office, Bureau of Investigation for the
tary; Irving Realer, financial sec- All members and ,friends are in-
dancing. Tickets can be obtained by lodge for 42 years and has held FOR RENT — Nicely furnished at the City Hall, Monday morn- Wayne County Auditors.
retary; Rubin Teicher, treasurer; vited to this party. The money
calling Townsend 8-5089 or Town. the office of keeper of records and
room for gentleman in private ing.
The Los Angeles Sanatorium
George Wauldron, sergeant-at- raised by the Happy Day Fund
seal and master of finance for 30
send 8-9277.
home of adults. Near street car
The mayor gave his support to and Ex-patients Home is financed,
anti; J."Mohr,' inner 'guard.
years. Mr. Rosenberg has imbedded
committee is used to buy gifts for
and bus lines. 2666 Pingree Ave., this organization on numerous mainly by contributions of indi-
New officers of the Ladies' Aux- the children at the Meier Shefeyah
in his mind the financial obligations
near Linwood. Garfield 0281-5 31. previous occasions by endorsing viduals and groups. It has ex-
iliary are: Mrs. I. Reifler, presi- children's village in Palestine.
of each member of the lodge and
perienced innumerable hardships
dent; Mrs. Irving E. Adler, vice-
rarely needs to consult the books. FOR RENT — A beautiful steam its work and by encouraging its
Donor Luncheon a Success
and is now making every effort to
president; Mrs. George Wauldron,
At the election of officers in
heated cozy room with six win- leaders and workers.
The sixth annual donor luncheon
secretary; Mrs. S. Schoichet, treas- held recently was another mile-
The Detroit Auxiliary, which pay its &Us and craul out of the
down, by couple. Near bus and
Frederick A. Coller, profes- December he was chosen keeper of
"red."
urer.
car lines. 3296 Elmhurst, Town- was organized .nine years ago, is
stone in the path of Zionist efforts
sor of surgery at the University record and seal and master of fi-
The Detroit group hopes to
now composed of representatives
Dr. H. E. Lippit, presided at of Junior liadassah. Miss Helen
send 7-4794.
of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, will nance for the 31st time.
realize
the sum of $25,000 from
the joint installation, and Sol Win- Kass, chairman of the luncheon,
of 80 local organizations and
Lewis L. Steinberg, a member of
be the speaker at the fifth of the
this campaign and from the pro-
ter acted as master of ceremonies presented the check of the proceeds
series of Dr. Max Bailin Memorial Detroit Lodge for 28 years, has FOR RENT — Nicely furnished synagogues and of individual ceeds of the donor dinner dance
room for lady or gentleman in workers. It is the aim of thi s
for the evening. Addresses were to Miss Sophie B. Schwartz, pres-
Lectures, to be held in the Temple served the lodge for many years on
private home. Good home for group to assist the Los Angeles which is to fellow at the Book Cad-
delivered by Rabbi Joseph Thumin, ident. This money is to be for-
Beth El, Brown Memorial Chapel, committee work and has held office
right party. Board if desired, Sanatorium and Ex-P at I e nte illac Hotel, on Sunday, March 22.
an honorary member of the First warded to Palestine to help main-
on Thursday evening, Feb. 6, at from outer guard to prelate. In
The officers of the Detroit Aux-
2325 W. Grand Ave., near La- llome, the two nationally known
Galician Society, and Rabbi Joshua tain the various projects sponsored
8:30 o'clock. "Indications for Sur- recognition of the work, he was
iliary are: Joseph Snitman, presi-
Salle. Townsend 6-5839,
S. Sperka, of Congregation B'nai by Junior Hadassah.
institutions, which have, for a
gery in Peptic Ulcer and Post elected as master of exchequer.
dent;
Morris Wasserman, vice-
David, who was the guest speaker.
quarter century, provided for in-
Mrs. Mattis B. Fox, guest speak-
Operative Results" will be the sub-
The last meeting was attended FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
president; Abraham Thomas, re.
Morris Stecher, retiring financia l er, gave an inspiring and dramatic
digent victims of tuberculosis.
ject of Dr. Coller's discourse. All by Past Grand Chancellor Howard
cording
secretary; Samuel B.
room
for
young
lady
or
gentle-
secretary, was presented with a description of her trip to Palestine.
Approximately 1 0 0 patients Kempner, financial secretary; Har-
members of the medical, dental of Winnepeg Manatoba, who deliv•
man, by couple. Near bus and car
fountain pen by the president. A Her message was impressive and
have sent from Detroit by the ris T. Glickman, treasurer; Abra-
and ;killed professions of Wayne erect an address describing the
line.
3240
Rochester,
Apt,
106,
dinner and dancing party, with a was accepted wholeheartedly by her
County are invited to attend.
work of the various Pythian lodges
between Wildemere and Dexter. local auxiliary, to the Sanatorium ham II. Jaffin, corresponding secre-
program of entertainment, followed audience. She interpolated her talk
The Dr. Max Bailin Memorial in Canada.
Apply evenings after 8 or Sun- and Expatients Home. They were tary; Ike Zide and Jacob Shulman,
the installation.
with songs and dramatic sketches.
largely county patients in need investigation committee, and Al
The next meeting of the Jew- Lectures will be held on consecu-
day,
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 4,
Announcement has been made
An amusing comedy, "The Fam- ish Council of Jewish Juniors will tive Thursday evenings through
of the climatic conditions of
that the Ladies' Auxiliary will give ily" and a tableau, "Women in be held at the Council House, 89 Feb. 20. They are offered as • post Hillsdale Lodge No. 45 will visit FOR RENT — Large, light, airy California. There are, at the pres- Shultz, sergeant at arms.
Meetings of , the auxiliary are
a dinner and card party Sunday Israel," were presented by the Jr. Rowena on Feb. 9, at 3 o'clock. graduate course in diseases of the Detroit Lodge and confer the les-
ent time, 10 Detroit patients in held at Jericho Temple, 2705
room
in
apartment
for
a
couple.
Joy
son of friendship in the long form
evening, Feb. 2, at 6 p. m., in the Hadassah players.
This will be preceded by a board gastro-intestinal tract by North on a large class of new candidates.
Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. the institutions.
Road, every Thursday evening.
social hall of the Beth Abraham
Mrs. Maurice Landau, senior ad- meeting scheduled for 1:45.
End Clinic as part of the clinic's The Hillsdale Lodge is well known
2930 Chicago Blvd. Apt. 407.
Two patients were sent away
The Detroit Auxiliary has for-
Synagogue, Linwood at Fullerton.
visor, delivered the invocation,
Billy Repaid, well-known radio educational program. North End for staging this rank. Chancellor
this week, one of them a patient warded to the Los Angeles Sana-
and greetings followed by Miss news commentator, will address Clinic is a member of the Jewish Commander Bela Jacoby urges all FOR RENT — Nicely furnished, of the Leland Sanatorium for six torium approximately $50,000 and
light and airy room, Shower. years, recommended by Dr. Eber,
Schwartz and Mrs. Seymour Frank, the meeting. Mrs, Sarah Selmin Welfare Federation and the De- members to be present on this
has also erected on the sanatorium
Contributions to the Jewish vice president of Senior Hadassah. of the Jewish Community Cen- troit Community Fund.
Adult family. Linwood-Dexter of the Herthan Kiefer Hoapital.
grounds a Detroit pavilion.
occasion.
section. Townsend 6-0835,
Children's Home
Piano solos were rendered by Sol ter will speak on Center activi-
Weller of the Netzorg School for ties. and will be followed by a Business and Professional
FOR RENT — Large, nicely fur-
The Jewish Childre n's Home of Piano.
review by Rachel Berman of A. J.
Women's Dinner Meet-
Fenkell Ladies Loan Ass'n
nished room for one or two.
Cronin's "The Stars Look Down."
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
Newly decorated. Steam-heated.,
ing 042 Wednesday
Installs Officers
Non-members who would like to
with thanks the receipt of the
Shower, Adult home. Near car
attend this meeting will be wel-
following donations:
The members of the Jewish
line and bus, 9235 McQuade, up-
Mrs, Max Loeffler, 4081 Webb
come.
The Fenkell Ladies Loan Asso-
Wo-
stairs. Levine.
Business
and
Professional
At the last board meeting Rose
Ave.
ciation held installation of officers
Club
will
dine
at
the
Pal-
men's
The
interest
of
the
Women's
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen,
Adler was elected vice-president
and celebrated its 11th anniversa-
TO PRESENT "COMMUNITY
The Fenkell Mothers' Club will%
Tea
Room,
148
Pallister
1624 Glynn Court, on occasion of Auxiliary of the Jetvish Old Folks' and three new members were elec- lister
ry at Lachar's on Jan. 22, The RESTAURANT — KOSHER CENTER CAPERS" MARCH 29 hear Henry Feinberg, psycholo-
Home is now concentrated areund ted to the board. They are Es- Ave., on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at chairman of the evening was Mrs.
illness of Mrs. S. Cohn
gist
of the Jewish Social Service'
Tryouts
for
the
Center's
musi-
Detroit's most prominent place.
the recently organized good cheer ther Loewenberg and Isabelle Lev- 6:30 p. m. At this meeting, the Irene Faber. To Mrs. Rose Can-
Abe Cohen, 2605 Elmhurst.
Doing a tremendous business. cal comedy, "Community Center Bureau, talk on vocational riles'
Morris Pollack, 2496 Elmhurst. committee. Young married women in, both of whom have been ac- guest speakers will talk on mat- non was given the honor of releas-
Greatest buy ever offered. Estab- Capers," were held last week and ance and intelligence tests. The
who have the time to devote to the tive in the social service group, ters pertaining to nursery schools. ing the officers and to Mrs. Harry
Sisterhood Temple Beth El.
lished and known in all prin- the parts for the comedy will be meeting will take place on Tues-
Harry Brown, Dexter Theater, mental and physical comforts of and Lee Blayden, former presi- Mrs. Baker, head of thenursery Jackson the duties of installing the
cipal cities. Death forces stupen- distributed during the week. The day evening, Feb. 4, at 8, at the
school at the Jewish Community
the
residents
of
the
Old
Folks'
dent
of
the
Rochester
Council
and
Burlingame at Dexter.
new officers. Being a charter mem-
Center,
and
Mrs.
Unruh,
dous sacrifice, $1,500 required. The musical show will be present- Midland and Parkside Synagogue.
Home
comprise
the
group
of
which
head
of
active in New York inter-state
Mrs. Irwin I. Cohn, 4205 Fuller-
Mrs. Ilarold Miller of the In-
nursery schools in Detroit, are ber, Sirs. Jackson also lit the can-
For details, J. J. Franklin, 3315 ed by the Center on March 29.
ton.
sit Mrs. Jule Wolfson is the chairman. Council work.
dles on the cake baked for the oc-
June Maas and Robert Mazer ternational League for Peace and
well
qualified
for
their
subjects.
Clements Ave. Townsend 6-4645.
Mrs. Sam Coburn, 645 Virginia. These young women come to the
The membership drive is still on
casion by Mrs. I. Dazaw. The fol
have written the complete show Freedom will speak on "Mobili-
Supper
reservation
should
be
Old
Folks'
Home
and
spread
good
Mrs. T. 011esheimer, 125 Eason.
and all members are urged to
lowing officers were installed: Sirs.
including everything but two of zation for Peace" at a meeting of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aronsson, cheer among the aged: they re- bring their friends to the next made at the Jewish Center, Wood- Myer Fenkel, president three years
the songs which were written by the West Warren Club, Wednes-
1354 Lafayette, in memory of late current events of interest to meeting, which will conclude the ward and Holbrook Ayes., on or ago, was re-elected;
Mrs.
Dora
Earl Sel Draimin, a member of day afternoon, Feb. 5, at 2, at
their listeners, bring palatable tok- drive. Soon after Feb. 9, the before Tuesday, Feb. 4. All busi-
Harry Alvin.
Schwartz, vice president; Mrs.
the Center who has recently pub- the Newberry School.
ens to them, transport them for winners of the contest will be ness and profesional women are
Rose
Cannon,
financial
secretary;
lished a song.
invited.
their medical treatments and make announced and prizes awarded.
Mrs. Fannie Davis, recording sec- Temple Itellgte•• %%o•l:
For the past five years, June MID-WINTER CABARET
Junior Group of Jewish Old hospital visits to those confined.
ttn Stind., Feb. 2. i 11.45 • en, •
retary; Mrs. Dorothy Factor, treas- II/MORI
Maas has written and directed DANCE TO BE HELD FEB. 16
play will he alten, entitled
Palestine
Evening
at
Tillie
At
a
recent
meeting
of
the
good
Folks' Home
urer; board members, Mesdames "Daughter of lepht ha". In the attaernhly the musical comedies for the Tripp
l
i
I lens have already been made
nell gave an inspiring address.
Citrin Kissliner Aid
of the Intermedlate department
A. Lipsit, I. Falser, J. Jaffe, H. room
Lake Camp at Poland, Me. For by the Sub Senior Council of the
Junior League of Shaarey
tyrnder 4. 6 nd Si
A new membership committee cheer committee, Mrs. Charles Cor-
Society Monday
Garber, R. Margolin, J. Farkas, A. Beth FA College of Jivaleh
• number of years she was as- Jewish Community Center for •
Zedek to Meet This
Beth
411
college
of
Jewlett
Mud!,
In-
was selected by the president of Last week Mrs. Rae Goldberg and
Schwartz, R. Fishman; sick com-
sociated with the Playhouse in mid-winter cabaret dance to be
Vit41. you In .fiend •1.1Inba night.
Sunday
The Tillie Citrin Kissliner
the Junior Group of the Jewish Old Mrs. Adolph Deutsch chauffeured
mittee, Mesdames J. Lewis, M. , lay. rob 3 44..1one are held (torn Mon.
Cleveland doing staging and di- held on Sunday, Feb. 16. Singing
I to
the aged to and from the North
Society, being interested in social Handler, T. Feinstein. A catered S. and F In 10
Folks' Home.
recting.
waiters, dance teams, whistlers,
End
Clinic.
This
week,
Mrs.
Sam-
4 41.1erband Naltrat
The Junior League of Shaarey activities, local and national, has dinner was served, and dancing
Miss Bertha Weisbrot acted as
Tutted..
roth
Robert Mazer, who is a sponsor skits, and feature singers, will be
II,
the Platerhood
the hostess at the meeting on Wed- uel Weller transported the resi- Zedek at its meeting Sunday, Feb. joined the ranks of the Gewerk- followed.
monthly meeting 114111 lake pia, In the of a club at the Jewish
Commu-
on
the program of this cabaret-
r o e nod • complimentary deenert lunoh-
nesday evening, Jan. 22, at which dents for their medical treatments. 2, in the social hall of the syna- shorten Campaign for Labor Pal-
n at 11.10 p . foliaged by • talk nity Center and who has been style party.
Personal visits with the guests gogue. will present a widely varied estine.
the appointment was made of Anne
b
Itorothy Fuldhelm. whom. auhlert active for a number of years at
• • •
of the home were made Monday by and diversified program. Monte
will be. - Merry Oa Itt.nd of Europe"
At the last meeting of the so-
Fisher as chairman, David Cohen,
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
the Center, has written and di- LEAP YEAR DANCE ON
The ,Sleet. and hoard of the Pieter-
Alan Ilagenjos and Bettina Jacoby. Sirs. Philip Greenwald, Mrs. liar. I Korn, chairman of the program ciety, after the report of Mrs.
hood
In.11e
the
new
member.
•nel
thelr
rected
one-act
plays
for
his
group.
SUNDAY, FEB. 9
tr:, :nrItte
Early in May, the spring dance, ry Lutz, Mrs. Samuel 1% eller and committee, announces that the Fannie Schultz and Sirs. Mollie
,,,r„, frIlen
,..1.4 In
„aiemknalt•I tr. on
He also wrote and directed the
Mrs. Joe Magideohn, chairman
Mrs. Ben Imber. The visitors, be- latest American League Baseball Steiner, representatives at the Ge-
The Senior Council of the
the "Debut", will be repeated.
musical comedy for the freshman Jewish Community Center is
of the infant welfare fund of the
sides
bringing
news
of
the
outside
film,
"Play
Ball,"
will
be
presented.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 5, the
werkahaften Campaign Confer-
division of Granite Lake Camp. planning a Leap Year Dance
Detroit chapter of liadassah re- MEN'S WRESTLING CLASS
on
• • •
Junior Group of the Jewish Old world, distributed fruits and candy. This picture was made under the ence, the society has decided to
Next Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 4, direction of the famous umpire, call • special meeting on Monday. ceived contributions from the fol-
Classes in wrestling are held
Sunday, Feb. 9, at the Center at
Folks' Home will meet at the home
meeting of the executive commit- I George Moriarty, and had its Feb. 3, at 7:30 p. m., at Assembly lowing:
every Monday and Wednesday VARIED ACTIVITIES OF
8:30, The setting for the dance
of the president, Howard Robinson, a
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Shapero, in evenings from 7 until 8:30 at THE MOTHERS' CLUBS
tee of the auxiliary, will be held premiere performance in Detroit Hall, which will be devoted ex-
will be a Southern plantation.
2909 Webb Ave.
An Oneg Shebat party will be John Lewis, famous Negro track
at the home of Mrs. I. E. Goodman, with all American League execu- clusively to Palestine. The pur- memory of Esther Sapiro.
the Jewish Community Center and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hy
R.
Gittleman,
held
Saturday
afternoon
on
Sunday
morning
from
10
to
12.
at
2:30
2972 Webb Ave.
star of the 1932 Olympics, will
tives attending. It is • full length pose is to raise a Juffic;ent fund
U. P. Bern, who was on the at the home of Mrs. Lenin, 3864 bring his quartet of crooners as
On Wednesday, Feb. 12, a board talking picture and consumes more as the society's' contribution to in memory of Louis Ross.
Hed-Aid to Play Philadel-
Miss
Hattie
Gittleman,
in
honor
31st
St.,
for
members
of
the
West
Navy
wresting
squad
for
two
of directors luncheon meeting is than an hour's running time. in the labor Palestine campaign.
part of the evenines entertain-
phia Sphas on Sunday,
Bar Mitzvah of Daniel Saul- years and who coached wrestling Warren Mothers' Clubs.
ment. ktuaie will be 1unit:bed
scheduled to take place at the home addition to the icture there will
A fine literary musical program of the
Feb. 8
The Monday Afternoon Club of by Ily Goldman and his orchestra.
at the University of Michigan,
of Mrs. Samuel Kanners, treasurer I be a talk on baseball. Dancing • to is being prepared for the eve- son.
the Jewish Community Center will
Dr. and Sirs. Samuel Silver, in instructs the class.
The first game for the lied-Aid of the auxiliary, 16140 Washburn
the tunes of a nine piece orchestra ning and a speaker will deliver memory of the mother of David
The class is open to all men hear a book review by Catherine WOMEN'S SWIMMING CLASS
team on their home court after Ave.
a message on "Palestine of To-
will complete the program.
Flint, Mich.
18
years
of
age
and
over.
If
a
Lindsay of the Oakman Library,
they return from their current
Goldfarb
of
Every Monday night at 9:30
The date for the annual mem- day."
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kendall, large •enough squad can be or- of Anne Morrow Lindbergh's at Northern High School Use Jew-
road trip will be with one of the Aaron DeRoy Chapter of bership tea dance has been set for
All friends of the Tillie Citrin
in
memory
of
the
baby
daughter
ganized,
matches
will
be
arranged
"North
to
the
Orient"
The
meet-
strongest teams in the East, a
ish Community Center conducts
Sunday, March 1. This affair is Kissliner Aid Society are invited.
Young Judaea
of Sir. and Sirs. Harry Hanel- with other groups in the city.
ing will be held at the Dexter • swimming class for women.
team that will be making its first
The Aaron DeRoy Chapter of the gratis to all members in good stand-
branch of the Jewish Community
appearance in Detroit. This team,
hods
Lionel Rycus, Red Cron ex-
PERFECTION
LODGE
ing.
The
membership
of
the
organi-
Center.
Mr. and Sirs. Ellis Thal, in mem- PING PONG MATCH
the Philadelphia Sphas, is com- Young Judaea held its last meeting zation is still open and all young
aminer, instructs the class. Is-
Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F.
A return ping pone match be-
A social evening of music, struction is being given in life
ory of Bernard Kay, Leonard
posed wholly of Jewish players at the home of Marion Kumove,
18
a
regular
com-
and
A.
A.
M.,
will
hold
people
between
the
ages
15
who have developed into one of 15036 Maitland Ave., Friday, Jan.
Weingarden and the mother of tween the Dexter branch of the dancing and refreshments will be saving, swimming and diving fee
are invited to apply for member- munication on Wednesday eve-
Jewish Community Center and the held by the 12th St. Club on beginners and advanced.
the strongest Eastern teams, and 24. Miss Helen Kass of Jr. Hadas-
David Goldfarb of Flint. Mich.
ship before March 1, in order that ning, Feb. 5, at 7:30 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wetsman, Holbrook Center will be held on Tuesday evening, Feb. 4. at 8
who have scored victories over sah addressed the group. There was they may fully participate in this
The class is open to all sub
By order of
In memory of Mendel Davidson and Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 8 p. m., o'clock at the synagogue on Pin- senior, senior and adult full mem-
such teams as the Celtics, Ren- discussion, and a report followed affair and all activities of the or-
AARON A. SILBERBLATT,
on
Henrietta
Szold
s
efforts
in
Pal-
at
the
Dexter
branch.
gree
and
Woodrow
Wilson.
Kay.
Bernard
bers
of the Center.
aissance, Brooklyn Jewels, Visi-
Worshipful Muter.
estine. A musical program followed. ganization.
tation and other strong clubs.
The Detroit Bank
Officers Installed
by Galician Society
MAYOR COUZENS OPENS TUBERCULAR
SEAL CAMPAIGN OF L. A. S. GROUP
Banquet in Honor
of Rabbi Stollman
Dr. Coller to Give
The Ballin Lecture
Dr.
Council Juniors
Will Meet Feb. 9
Jewish Community Center News
Women's Auxiliary
of Old Folks' Home
trinpls Nei; El
Kates
,