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Sol Lifsitz has been selected as
Mr. Ehrlich's associate chairman,
and that the other members of
the committee are:
Maurice Aronsson, Dr. Harry
E. August, Harry Cohen, A.
Cooper, James I. Ellmann, Dr.
D. H. Fauman, S. S. Fineman,
Harry Hyman, William B. Isen-
berg, Abe Kasle, Meyer Katz, Dr.
David Kliger, Joseph Kirschman,
Dr. M. S. Perlis, Judge Charles
Rubiner, Simon Shetzer, Aaron
Silberblatt, Philip Slomovitz, Abe
Srere, Samuel Weisman, Isadore
Wolf, Maurice Zackheim and Ru-
dolph Zuieback.
The committee expects that the
present membership of approxi-
mately 400 will be doubled in the
course of this campaign, espe-
cially in view of the importance
of Palestine as a factor in the
solution of the problem of tens
of thousands of Jewish refugees
and economically declassed.
Abraham Goldberg's Address
Abraham Goldberg, one of the
most prominent Zionist leaders,
was the guest speaker at the
meeting of the Zionist Organiza-
tion at the Shaarey Zedek on Jan.
30. Describing the latest develop-
ments in Palestine, Mr. Goldberg
paraphrased Theodor Herzl's "If
you will it, it is no dream t ' by de-
claring that even if Jews don't
will it, Palestine is no longer a
dream.
Mr. Goldberg declared that
Jews will continue to co - operate
with Great Britain. He said that
Jews are not ingrates and that
even the extremest dreamers
would not listen to Arabs who
beckoned the Jews to work with
them in a campaign against Eng-
land,
1,000,000 Apply for Visas
Referring to the fact that a
million Jews have already applied
for visas to go to Palestine, Mr.
Goldberg said that no restrictions
can possibly stop the Jewish in-
flux into Palestine.
Describing some of his exper-
iences with Jewish settlers, Mr.
Goldberg brought a new word
from Palestine: "Die Azoinikes."
It is derived, he said, from an ex-
Great tribute to the memory of planation offered by a settler as
the late Miss Stella Sufinsky is to how he came into Palestine:
paid in the current issue of the "I came in," he said, "not illegal-
Detroit Educational News. The ly, but Azoi," (meaning "just like
tribute follows:
that").
Tribute to Late
Stella Sufinsky
Educ•llon•I lourn •I • throughout
America are tills month carrying the
glory of the brief (line. end death Dec
SO of Stella Elefinsky. Entering the
teaching profession with her assignment
at the Van Dyke ..noel in 1105, she
gerved contin1.10.iy es teacher; assistant
supervisor of EnglInh; second •salertant
supervisor; Snit assintant supervisor;
assistant to the executive vire-president
of Wayne University; and. with the in-
trodUctionof radio education In our
publlr (whooln, supervising inntructor
inradio education. which Posit'. she
held .t the time of her death .
As a mark of her acclaim locally, It
le millIciont to record that seldom. If
ever. nee there been a morereprenent•-
live gathering of educator. In Detroit
than that which assembled it
• Temple
Beth El at the hour of her funeral
Everybranch of the school ...tern was
repreeseted.
Becalm of her fluent •PPIlistion of
her varied abilities, her death han been
most widely felt. Some understanding
of thi s on be realised with the knowl.
edge that Mies Suenaky at the Dino of
her death was president of the Detroit
English Club. president of the Women's
International Education Council. advisory
member of the Detroit Council of Parent-
Te•rher Aiwociation, tier...tory to the
fir hoot And. Service Committee. and
booed member of Temple Beth El In
these capacitiea she was tontInuounly
Iv flee.
Superintendent Cody pays tribute to
the position which she held as friend
and ..rant by codas. For all her
many deed. of excellence let her be
widely known-but[ shall bold her
dearly In our thought •• friendisle."
Rabbi Franklin speaking at her fu-
neral. characterised her ability and ae-
iompliehments by paying. She woe. by
t he grew. of God. a teacher."
Roland Welch. past president of the
Dertoit English Club, In commenting
on her life, nays. "Miss Suensky was
al.. • welcome visitor In the English
clannroom-• hind friend. and wine
couneellor From her vied experience in
her field she iould ale.. make ost
helpful .ontributIonn to those needing
• xsietance She would encourage when
etteoUrl gement Ir•• needed; she could
be firm hut ever with that kindliness
and courtesy which iharecterixes one
of true culture"
■
The editor of Council Clipping..
Social Agenclee Publication. to Ishiich
she had long been • contributor. wrote,
• Hundredsof young teacher. and no
one known how many boy. and girls
•nd loved to be in her
imerl
cu.."
1.11Ing. •ble. humble. and
o
prompt, her lift owe marked by
erim• iservice In many linee Di • tinny
loci. • mark of worthInees
world. s , e t
In be mimed-Peen taw,.
If • Mi-
of which Will remain
red/ the In
• nveloPed In death, wben le 1.300 sin.
ogre waken there appear to he few.
If ass, who can rn.t the demand. bored
Henry
I, her relinquishment of lir.
Ward Beecher wrote of death. - NA.
the NO go. below the horlson he is
C .•t
; the Mavens glow for • full
beet •ft• hie departure-And when •
It ..at end goo I man sets. the Pk, of
th. world is Imnine. long otter be I.
nut of .ight -such a man eannot die
Ott of this world -When he Roe. he
Ile•ette behind much of himself.-Bring
dead tut speaks. -
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
(COYCLUDED
Feb. 8-Chamisho Osor b'Shvat celebration of Jewish Na-
tional Fund, with the co-operation of all Zionists groups in the
city, at the B'nai Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence, at 9 p. m.
Feb. 9-Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 9-Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
Feb. 9-Dinner-Dance of Infant Service Group.
Feb. 9-Address by Golda hlyerson before League for Labor
Palestine, at the Stotler hotel.
Feb. 10-Volunteer Committee of Council-All Day Institute
at Temple Beth El.
Feb. 10-Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women,
All Day Institute Volunteer Service Bureau at Temple Beth El,
11 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. Luncheon.
Feb. 11-League of Jewish Women's Organizations at
Temple Beth El, 12:30 p. m. Complimentary dessert luncheon.
Dorothy Fuldheim, speaker, on "Merry-Go-Round of Europe."
Feb. 11-League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
Feb. 11-Address by Arthur Garfield Hays before Temple
Forum.
Feb. 12-Father and Son Dinner of Shaarey Zedek Men's
Club.
Feb. 12-Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally at Phalanx Club,
12:30 p. in., Judge Charles Rubiner will speak on "Youth Aliyah."
Feb. 15-Philomatbic Debating Club Banquet.
Feb. 15-Hadassah Oneg Shebat, 2:30 p. m., at home of
Mrs. Arthur Purdy, 631 Chicago Blvd.
Feb. 16-Annual Meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 16-Zedakah Club's 16th Birthday Dinner-Dance at
Oriole Terrace.
Feb. 16-Discussion on juvenile delinquency by Judge D. J.
Healy, before Young People's Temple Club, at 3:30 p. m., in
Men's Club Room of Temple Beth El.
Feb. 17-Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks' Home
regular meeting, Statler Hotel, at 2 p. m. Philip Adler will lec-
ture on "Russia and the Far East." Miss Marian Goodman, pianist.
Feb. 18-Luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 19-Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally, at Phalanx Club
12:30 p. m.
Feb. 19-Detroit League of National Home for Jewish Chil-
dren in Denver, Colo.
Feb. 20-Lecture by Ludwig Lewisohn before the Men's
Club of Congregation B'nai Moshe,
Feb. 23-Address by Dr. David de Sola Pool, rabbi 'of
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 23-Annual meeting of Federation Agencies.
Feb. 25-Professional and Business Women's Division of
Hadassah. Card Party in Spanish Grill of Fort Shelby Hotel, 8:30
p. m. Proceeds for Rothschild University Hospital.
Feb. 26-Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally at Phalanx Club,
12:80 p. m.
March 1-Second Jewish Youth Conference at Jewish Com-
munity Center, from 1 to 6 p. m.
March 4-IIadassah Honor Roll Concert at Masonic Temple.
March 1-Purim Dinner-Dance of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood.
March 7-Temple Beth El Senior High School Annual
Purim Dinner-Dance in social hall of Temple Beth El, at 6:30 p. m.
March 8-Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation
and United Jewish Charities (afternoon).
March 8-Annual Detroit Service Group Get-To-Gether
(evening),
March 8-Purim Party of Shaarey Zedek Sunday School.
March 8-Purim Military Ball of the Julius Rosenwald
Post No. 218 of American Legion, at Stotler hotel.
March 10-Evening Musicale of Music Study Club.
Starch 10-Annual $6 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Jewish National Fund.
Starch 16-Banquet of Palestine Labor Campaign.
March 15-Presentation of "Pinafore" by Music Group of
Young People's Temple Club, at Temple Beth El.
March 16--Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks' Home
regular meeting at Statler Hotel at 2 p. m.
March 18-Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
gation Shaarey Zedek.
March 22-Annual donor' dinner of Detroit Auxiliary of
Los Angeles Sanatorium.
March 29-Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life."
March 29-March Frolic of Zedakah Juniors.
May 3-Eva Prenzlauer and Infant Service Group Mothers
and Daughters' Luncheon.
May 10-Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers' and Daugh-
ters' Luncheon.
E.
YOUTH CONFERENCE
SET FOR MARCH 1
ning from nine to twelve.
"Every group with any claim to
interest in some phase of Jewish
activity should be represented on
(CON, LVDED FRG. PAGE ONE/
the ground floor of this project.
made in the forms of youth coup- There is a chance to unify Jewish
cils, joint organizational sessions, young people throughout the city
etc., to organize such a body, but behind many worthwhile projects.
all such attempts prior to last If a certain group is interested in
year's conference proved abortive.la certain project, no better method
Last. year a conference at which of pushing it by stimulating the
some 100 groups were represented Interest of other groups in it can
by delegates was held, consisting be found then by attending the con-
of round-table discussions of Zion- ference."
Full information concerning the
ism, the Jew and non-Jew, Jewish
education, and Judaism, and also conference agenda is being relayed
of a business meeting, the confer- all organizations and will also be
ence was very successful, and re- conveyed by way of The Detroit
sulted in the formation of a con- Jewish Chronicle. Any individuals
tinuations committee to carry on or g r o u p s desiring additional
the task of unifying Jewish youth information may receive it by call-
ing Mr. Baruch's home, Garfield
groups."
"The continuations commttee, 3728-W, at 6:30 p. m. any day dur-
ing
the week.
after a great deal of painstaking
labor, has worked out a plan for a
permanent federation of Jewish
youth groups which it feels will lay
the cornerstone of a real Jewish
youth program in this city. Briefly,
the plan calls for a chartered or-
ganization with permanent head- European Poetess to Address
Donor Dinner of Jewish
quarters, annually-elected officers
Reorganise Young Judaea
People's School
and board of directors, and a pro-
Dr. David II. Fauman reported gram chartered around the follow-
The Women's Club of the Jew-
at this meeting that a committee ing activities:
ish Pepole's Schools completed all
of which he is chairman is com-
1-Creation of a repreatiniative youth
pleting plans for the formation committee to to-operate with and also arrangements for the donor din-
a boycott on German gouda and
of a strong Young Judaea move- initiate
ner, to take place on Sunday,
• fight against American participation
ment in Detroit.
Feb. 9, at the Detroit Leland
in the 011mpir games to be held at
Hotel, at 6:30 p. m.
It was announced this week Berlin
s. -Creation of • re•earch division to
that Charles Rosenblatt has been
The guest speaker will be Kadla
etude cisused factor. in JPWiah unem-
elected supervisor of Detroit ployment and underemployment In Aunt- Molodofski, eminent European
y.. and industry, and ways and means poetess. There will be fine enter-
Young Judaea.
coping with the problem of ec omic
no
Mr. Ellmann stated that the of
tainment, dance music and an ex-
dincrimination the Jewish youth.
next meeting of the Zionist Or- 1.-Creation of • calendar-co-ordina- cellent dinner.
ganization will be addressed by tion nervice for the purpose of reducing
All those who are interested in
• nd eventually eliminating co meta In
Rabbi Leon I. Feuer of Toledo.
this affair should make their re-
the dates. time.. and place. of varied
servations by calling Mrs. Pauline
Jewish youth activities, to the end of
Young Judaea Issues Manual in a co-ordinated working calendar for all Finkelstein, To. 7-2085.
I
I
Celebratiop of Palestine Day
NEW YORK - Young Judaea
announces the publication of a
60-page manual on Palestine to
be used in the observance of
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, Feb. 9,
which day has been net aside by
the Zionist Organization of
America as Palestine Day.
Theodore Leibovitz Is New
President of Jr. Cong.
of Shaarey Zedek
The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek continues to hold its
regular Sabbath service before
large audiences.
Last Saturday, Miss Rosalind
Arfa, one of the juniors' most
active members, was the principal
speaker, delivering both the re-
sume of the Seth's and the explana-
tion of the teachings of the Prophet
in the Haphtorah.
This Shabos, Miss Geraldine
Bremen will speak.
Owing to the departure of
Mandell Berman, former president
of the Junior Congregation, to
Arizona, to attend college there,
the administration has been
changed. Theodore Leibovitz has
been elevated to the presidency and
Alvin August is now vice-president.
The board of directors, consisting
of the officers, Miss Bremen and
Miss .irfa, and Irving Munch,
have &en meeting every two
weeks together with their sponsor,
Abe Gordon, to discuss important
matters concerning the Junior Con-
gregation,
3 MORE LECTURES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Kadia Molodofski
to Speak Sunday
FROM
REISS EXHIBITS
HIS ART WORKS
PAGE 1)
Jacob Reiss, well known Detroit
historical example because of their artist, has opened an exhibition
relatively lengthy habitation in of his art works at his studio, 3039
Germany, he outlined their medie- W. Grand Blvd.
Among the works he is exhibit-
val status-non-citizenship, social
degradation, and economic restric-
tion. The Christian philosophy be-
hind the ghetto, he stated, was
twofold-on the one hand, there
was the paradoxxical hostility of
the church towards the Jews as
"Christ killers" and its desire to
keep them alive as "God's Witnes-
ses," and, on the other, the rigid
stratification of society under the
feudal hierarchy excluded Jews
because of their inability to pledge
the Christian's oath of fealty.
"Yet, in spite of this treatment,"
Lowenthal said, "the Jews sur-
vived where heretics could not,
primarily because of their economic
poeition. At first they were the
merchant dues almost exclusively,
controlling the channels of interna-
tional trade. Later they were
forced into usury, performing the
medieval functions equivalent to
to that of modern bankers-capi-
talism. Forced to win their com-
munal priviliges by hard bargains
on the part of their Christian over-
lords, they soon developed a power-
JACOB REISS
ful group-discipline over the indi-
vidual, which no longer persists ing are landscapes and marines
today because it is no longer in- which he has just completed and
evitably linked with economic sub- many Michigan and Detroit scenes.
sistence."
The exhibition is open to the
"The use of modern finance- public,
capitalism, with its doctrine of
"please-the-customer" and free
competition, led, as a concomitant
social development, to emancipa-
tion of the Jews. The tolerance
with which the French Revolution
imbued Europe had a fourfold
Congregation Shaarey Zed&
basis: an appeal to reason, an ap-
peal to sentiment, the invention of has formally opened its new li-
the concept of progress, and the brary and now wishes to intro-
industrial revolution. Emancipation duce it to more people who will
and democracy were bound hand be interested in dropping in on
in hand with the free competitive a Saturday afternoon to browse
among the books and periodicals.
profit systeM."
In order to acquaint Detroit
"Capitalism today, however, has
entered a latter-day phase of mono- Jews with the library, the library
poly, based on privilege, restric- board and the education commit-
tion, and concentration of wealth tee of the congregation are spon-
in the hands of the few. Such an soring a series of Saturday after-
noon programs in the library.
economic order requires for its
The first event in the series
fullest expression the totalitarian
state. World Jewry today faces will take place Saturday after-
noon, Feb. 8, and will start
the alternatives of Fascism, Com-
promptly at 2:46 p. m., in the
munism, Zionism as a Diaspora
library. Mrs. Morse M. Colten
national minority status, and mon-
will
give a talk on "Jewish Pion-
opoly-capitalism in a democracy
eers in America," by Anita Lebe-
such as the United States. We
son.
know from the German situation
Other Saturday afternoons are
the effects of Fascism on Jewry.
being planned by the Library
Communism affords Jews physical,
Board, the programs for which
social, and economic security, at
will be announced in the near
the expense of religious extinc-
future.
tion."
The public is invited to attend
"From the present and past these reviews which will be given
trends, Jewry must learn the les-
regularly.
son of unification with other minor-
ity groups in a concerted fight
against the oncoming totalitarian
state. Fascism may not come to
America as it has come to Germany
and Italy, but it may come, never-
theless, as a Big Business autoc-
The Mlawer Umgegend Verein
racy, Our rights are universal hu-
man rights, and can only be pre- is sponsoring the second annual
ball,
to be held on Feb. 23 at the
served as part of a general philos-
Book-Cadillac Hotel, in the grand
ophy of freedom."
The speaker was introduced by
Philip Slomovitz, editor of the De-
troit Jewish Chronicle. A question
and answer period followed the
lecture.
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Father and Son
Dinner at B'nai
Moshe on Feb. 18
Arrangements are being com-
pleted by a committee of the Men's
Club of B'nai Moshe for the annual
Father and Son dinner, on Tues-
day evening, Feb. 18.
A buffet style dinner will be fol-
lowed by a program consisting of
brief addresses by a father and a
son; movie comedies and "Thank
You, Doctor," a playlet, will be
presented by the Junior Players
Guild of B'nai Moshe, the cast con-
sisting of Grace Klein, Gertrude
Groasberg, Joe Koronov, Sylvia
Zingeser and Morton J. Sobel. Cir-
cus acts of acrobatics will conclude
the program.
Reservations at 75c for the
fathers and 60c for boys under 16
are taken by the office of the con-
gregation, phone Ilogarth 0862.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlawer
Umgegend Verein
ISIDORE FISHER
ballroom. Mike Falk in person
and his 10-piece orchestra will
furnish the music.
The proceeds will be forwarded
to the needy landsleute in Poland.
Last year this young organization,
which Is only a little more than a
year old, has distributed about
$1,500 in charity, out of which
$600 went to Mlawa and Unge-
gend for Passover.
Isidore Fisher is the president
of the Verein; Julius Newberg,
vice-president; Max Davis, secre-
tary, and Israel Bernstein, treas-
urer. I. Mellin is chairman of
the ball committee and .1. New-
berg chairman of ticket commit-
tee. Tickets can be had by call-
ing Longfellow 9582 or any of
the members.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Fisher enter-
tained the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Mlawer Umgegend Verein at
a delightful surprise party at the
close of their last meeting, at
Buddy's. Covers were laid for 40
members.
The regular meeting of the
Auxiliary was held on Feb. 6, at
the home of Mrs. Meyer Siegel,
5145 Chene St. Plans were elab-
orated for the entertainment and
refreshments to follow the busi-
meeting of the men's lodge, on
Feb. 9. The members and officers
-Creation of on information and
are lending their efforts to make a
publicity bureau, for the perlm.of in -
success of the second annual ball
forming strangers and others of the
U1 'nai David Y.P.S.
(encl.. said .cavil
of varioun youth
B
sponsored by the Mlawer to be
organIzationo and properly pub. Islet
The Young Peoples Temple
given at the Book-Cadillac Hotel
them In • .sternatic wry in the
Club will hold a Night of Plays
Jal:h
r
and dais pr
and over the
on Feb. 23.
Sunday, Feb. 9, at 8 p. m., in the
5.-sponsorship of • unified athletic.
chapel of Temple Beth El. All
The B'nai David Y. P. S. is
forensic, and cultural program on •
members and friends are invited.
buts allowing for the widest possible sponsoring a dance this Saturday,
participationof Detroit Jewish youth.
After the plays a Green Room
8, at the B'nai David Confere-
-
s.Sonrshi of a periodically-held Feb,
will be held in the social hall.
14th and Elmhurst. Lee
series of open forumswhere youth prob. sauna,
Ludwig Maybaum is directing
lems may he disiv.ed and youth may VVOITVIPS orchestra will entertain.
• x press its opinions freely •nd constr..-
the play "Gas, Air and Earl."
Tickets will be sold at the door.
Roger Baldwin of New York, Those in the cast are: Harriet
"In order to reach the vast un- Harry Aronow, head of the edu- director of the American Civil
organized body of Jewish young rational committee, announces that Liberties Union, is the guest speak- Hesselman, Newton Jackson, Mar-
people, membership in the proposed Rev. Bollens will speak Tuesday, er at a dinner to be given by the gorie Feldman, Eunice Baker, Al-
federation will be open to any indi- Feb. 12, at 8:30 p. m., at the syna- Professional League for Civil bert Ressler.
The play "Over the Toast" will
vidual, whether he belongs to an gogue, his subject being "Soviet Rights on Wednesday evening,
organization or not. The plan will Russia. Rev. Bollens has travelled Feb. 12, at 7 o'clock, at the Wil- be given by Gabriel Alexander and
be submitted at the forthcoming through Russia. He will be glad shire Hotel, Collingwood at Third. Betty Saloshin.
The third play "The Potboiler,"
conference, for discussions, modi- to discuss or answer questions con-
Mr. Baldwin is the outstanding
Oration, and, we hope, approval i cerning the life of the Jews in American authority on the ques- is being directed by Sophie Eggle-
ston. In the cast are: Janet Brow-
by the Jewish youth groups there Russia.
tion of civil rights.
erman, Kenith Robbins, Jean
represented,
The dinner is part of the many
Brody, Lucille Goldstein, Jesse
May I urge every Jewish youth
activities which have been spon- Rice, Frank Winton, Hubert Mi.
Prenzlauer
Maternity
Aid
group, whether represented at last
sored by the Professional League chelman.
year's conference or not, to send
Card Party in March
to defend civil rights and to pub-
two delegates to the coming session
licize present conditions.
on March 1. The registration fee
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
Reservations at 81 can be ar- NATHAN BEAN HEADS
will be one dollar for each argent- met at the Jewish Center. A so- ranged for by calling Miss Lillian
nation. For the dollar the delegates dal hour was enjoyed after the Walerstein at Townsend 8-9438 or FEDERATION EMPLOYES
receive the right to debate and vote meeting.
Miss Leila E. Corn at Townsend
Nathan Bean was elected presi-
in the business meeting, to attend : It was decided to have a card 8 - 03S.
dent of the Association of Fed-
an afternoon luncheon for which : party the first week in March.
eration Employees at the annual
an interesting program has been The next meeting will be held
meeting of this organization held
PYTHIAN SISTERS
arranged, and to participate in the at Mrs. S. Ilelper's home, 2489
Greater Detroit Temple No. Sunday afternoon, Feb. 2, at the
forming of a charter for any per.; Atkinson, on Tuesday, Feb. 18.
Jewish Children's Home. Miss
152,
Pythian
Sisters,
will
hold
manent organization that will be ' The following donated Inward
formed. Individuals not represent- I the Mother Klein Flower Fund: their next meeting on Wednes-' Pauline Gollob, who was elected
ing organizations may register as I Mrs. S. Gunzberg, in memory of day, Feb. 12, at 8 p. m., at their vice-president, will also act as
delegates .for the one-dollar fee. her husband. and Mrs. J. Rose, in hall, Dexter and Fenkell. This chairman of the board. Mrs. Wil-
The conference program proper
ro
I memory of her mother. A dons- meeting will be in the form of a, liam Berkowitz and Miss Miriam
will last from one to six, and will I tion was received from the Young social. The new most excellent' Lavine were chosen secretary and
treasurer, respectively.
chief is Mary Raskin.
be followed by a dance in the eve - Men's Jewish Association.
Y. P. T. C. Night of
Plays this Sunday
Dance on Feb. 8
Baldwin will Speak
Here on Wednesday
MAX CARP, Treas.
FRED FABER, President
13200 LINWOOD, cor Tyler
TOwnsend 8-2214
Judge Rubiner to Address Hadassah
Roll of Honor Rally next Wednesday
Numerous Events Planned by Women Zionists' Sarah Osnath-Halevy
at Hadassah's Event on March 4
Judge Charles P. Rubiner will
speak on the National Palestine
Conference at the next Iladaesah
Roll of Honor Rally, Wednesday,
Feb. 12, at 12:30 p. m., at the
Phalanx Club. The Hadassah
chorus, which was so well received
at the last rally, will appear again
on this program. Mrs. Simon
Mrs. Colten's Book
Review on Saturday
Dance of Mlawer
Verein on Feb. 23
Geo. Woodward
for 15 years con-
nected with Chev-
rolet Service and
now our service
manager.
SARAH OSNATH-HALEVY
bete Pose
In a Cha
Shetzer, Townsend 8.1909, is tak-
ing luncheon reservations.
These rallies will be held
every Wednesday during the
month of February on behalf of
the gala Hadassah event of March
4, which will climax Hadassah's
Roll of Honor campaign, It will
mark the first Detroit appearance
of Sarah Osnath-Halevy, cele-
brated Yemenite diseuse.
Only members and patrons of
the Roll of Honor are being in-
vited to the concert and the re-
ception and dance which will fol-
low.
Tickets are now being mailed to
all paid-up members of the Roll
of Honor. Checks can be sent to
Mrs. Max Frank, 3292 Calvert.
Arrangements may also be made
through Mrs. Frank, Townsend
8-7534, for collection of pledges.
Mrs. Philip Lipson has been ap-
pointed chairman of the automo-
bile corp.
Iladassah's next regular month-
ly meeting will be held in con-
junction with the League of Jew-
ish Women's Organization, Tues-
day, Feb. 11, at 12:30 p. m. The
meeting, a complimentary dessert
luncheon, will be held at Temple
Beth El. The speaker, Dorothy
Fuldheim, will discuss the "Euro-
pean Merry-Go-Round."
Mrs. Samuel Kavanau will bring
greetings from the Detroit Chap-
ter of Hadassah to the National
Fund celebration of Jewish Arbor
Day, Chamisho Osor B'shvat, Sat-
urday evening, Feb. 8, at the
B'nai Moshe. The entire com-
munity has been invited to attend
this event.
A card party will be given by
the Professional and Business di-
vision of Hadassah, Tuesday, Feb.
26, In the Spanish Grill of the
Fort Shelby Hotel at 8:30 p. m.
There will be refreshments and
prizes. The proceeds will be do-
nated to the Rothschild-Hadassah
University Hospital Fund.
In honor of their birthdays the
following have made donations to
Iladassalee School Luncheon Fund:
Phyllis Morgen, Buddy Shulman,
Edward Purdy, Jack and Marion
Wobrauch.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt
and Miss Jeanette Steinberg have
also contributed to this fund in
honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Dan-
iel Saulson.
Mrs. Perry Bernstein will dis-
cuss "Medicine in the Bible"' at
the Oneg Shebat Saturday, Feb.
15, at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Purdy, 631 Chicago Blvd. Mrs.
Max Dushkin will give the cur-,
rent events.
Hadassah Gains 4,800 Members
be the fleet medical center in Pal-
estine.
Mrs. Warburg is honorary chair-
man of the National Youth Ali-
yah Committee of Hadassah, with
Mrs. Ilerbert II. Lehman and Mrs.
Roger W. Straus, The chief ad-
dress on Youth Aliyah at the
birthday party will be made by
Warburg, daughter-in-
Mrs. II
law of Prof. Otto Warburg, of
Berlin, and a relative of the New
York Warburgs. Mrs. Warburg,
who will arrive from Palestine a
few days before the celebration,
will speak about the youth immi-
gration project, of which she is
one of the leaders. Her subject
will be "Youth Comes Home.'
A toast to Mrs. Warburg in be-
half of the 45,000 members of Ha-
dassah will be made by Mrs. Ed-
ward Jacobs, national president of
the organization. "When We Are
Sixty" will be the theme of a brief
talk by Mrs. David de Sole Pool.
Mrs. Nathan D. Perlman, presi-
dent of the New York chapter,
will preside. Songs by the entire
chorus of Frank Werfel's "The
Eternal Road" will be a feature
of the program.
PISGAH SPONSORS
FATHER-SON NIGHT
Entertainment and Dinner at
Temple Beth El Feb.
17; Mazer to Speak
At the meeting of Pisgah Lodge
No. 34, B'nai B'rith, in the Mac-
cabees Bldg., last Monday night,
Ilarry Yudkoff, chairman of the
entertainment committee, an-
nounced that the program for the
lodge's annual Father and Son
night has been completed. The
affair this year will again be held
in the social hall of Temple Beth I
El. All members are urged to
make their reservations before
Thursday, Fe1:4, 13, by calling
Harry Yudkoff, Randolph 8010, or
Rudolph Meyersohn, Cadillac 0909,
Following the dinner a two-
hour all-star show has been ar-
ranged. Among the feature at-
tractions will be Cecil the Magi-
cian, who is playing a return en-
gagement by popular request.
Eugene Goldberg, age 11, of
Toledo, Ohio, will offer several
%doll', selections, and his brother
Melvin, age 16, will accompany
him on the piano. • These two
youngsters gained national recog-
nitio nos the result of their ap-
pearance recently on one of Major
Bowes' amateur programs. The
talent of these young artists was
brought to the attention of Major'
Bowes by Colleen Moore, who
after having heart them perform
at a concert in Toledo recom-
mended them to the Major for ap-
pearance on his internationally
known program.
The Junior Players of Detroit,
directed by Bertha Bright Knapp,
will be presented. This group
consists of youngsters who are tal-
ented singers, dancers, instrumen-
talists and elocutionists. The
boys and girls of this group will
furnish an hour's program.
'leech Mazer, known through.
out the city for his interest in
boys and their physical develop-
ment, will speak in behalf of the
fathers. His son, Bob, will re-
spond in behalf of the sons.
In addition to this program and
the meal there will be favors and
noise makers and community sing-
ing as well as several new inno-
vations and surprises.
The committee on arrange-
ments for this father and son af-
fair consists of Harry Yudkoff,
Jack Rosenberg and Nathan D.
Rosin.
Last Monday night a regular
business meeting of the lodge was
held. Tentative programs for the
ensuing term were presented by
the various committees. Carol A.
Korngold of St. Louis, Mo., a
member of the executive board of
the Leo N. Levi Memorial Hospital
of Hot 8 rings, Ark., a B'nai
B' rith institution, gave an inter-
esting talk on what the B'nai
B'rith is doing for the Jews of
America by maintaining this hos-
pital in Hot Springs.
Aaron Droock, chairman of the
anti - defamation committee of the
lodge, read a confidential report
on the activities og the Anti-
Defamation League writted by Dr.
I. M. Rubinow, executive secre-
tary of the Supreme Lodge B'nal
B'rith. He also reviewed recent
activities of the local committee,
NEW YORK-An increase of
4,000 in the membership enroll-
ment of Iladassah, the women's
Zionist organization of America,
since Oct. 1, as compared with the
corresponding period last year,
has been announced by Mrs. Alex-
ander Lampert, of New York, na-
tional membership chairman of
the organization. An increase of
800 members in Junior Hadassah
for the same period was reported
by Miss Nell Zeff, of Minneapolis,
national membership chairman of
the Junior group.
Mrs. Lampert ascribed the sharp
upturn in senior membership in
part to an aroused interest in the
Youth Aliyah, Hadassah's new un-
dertaking in l'alestine. Through
the new program Hadassah spon-
sors the emigration of Jewish boys
and girls from Germany to Pales- I The graduating class of the
tine and their education and voca- I Philadelphia-Byron School, of
tion.
wham Max Cordon
ueiur,
Mrs. Felix M. Warburg to Be had election of officers. The follow-
ing boys and girls were elected:
Honored by Medusa
As
a special birthday tribute President, Sam Krohn; vise-presi-
on Feb. 13 to Mrs. Felix Si. Wars den, David Carmel; treasurer,
burg. who became 60 years old David Stofer; secretary, Sarah
on Feb. 3 , Hadassah will expedite Saber; chairman of picture com-
the completion of the building mittee. Norman Leeman; chair-
fund of the Rothschild-Hadassah man of pin committee, Harold
University Hospital, which will Greenberg,
Graduating Class
Elects Officers