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March 13, 1936
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Dr. Heller Urges Immediate Redemption
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MRS. ILSE WARBURG OF PALESTINE
TO ADDRESS HADASSAH ON MARCH 25
Comes Here in Behalf of Youth Aliyah; Purim Celebra-
bration of Senior and Junior Hadassah
Chapters This Sunday
Mrs. Ilse Warburg, formerly of
Berlin and now a resident of Hai-
fa, Palestine, will address mem-
bers and friends of Iladassah at
the regular monthly meeting, Wed-
nesday, March 25, at 2:30 p. m., at
the Stotler Hotel.
Mrs. Warburg is making a three-
month coast-to-coast tour of the
United States to describe the work
of the Youth Aliyah which is con-
cerned with the transfer of Jew-
ish boys and girls between the
ages of 15 and 17 from Germany
to Palestine. In this country the
project is sponsored by Iladassah
which has added the Youth Aliyah
program to its existing work of
maintaining medical and public
health service in Palestine.
With her husband, Sigmund
Warburg, and their three children,
Mrs. Warburg moved to Haifa,
Palestine, two years ago. She is
an assistant to Miss Ilenrietta
Szold, veteran Zionist leader, who
is the director of the Youth Aliyah
movement.
She has visited eight European
countries in behalf of the youth
immigration work. She speaks
English fluently.
Mrs. Warburg's first public ad-
dress in this country was made in
New York, Feb. 13, at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel, at a reception by
the New York Chapter of Hades-
soh to celebrate the 60th birthday
of Mrs. Felix M. Warburg of New
York, who is the honorary chair-
man of the Rothschild-Iladassah
University Hospital building fund.
Purim Affair Sunday
Members of Iladassah, the Busi-
ness and Professional division and
Junior Iladassah will join in a I
SACHAR TO SPEAK
HERE ON MARCH 31
Will Address Meeting of the
Men's Club of Temple
Beth El
Dr. Abram L. Sachar, able his-
torian and brilliant speaker, au-
thor of "History of the Jews" and
national director of Mild Founda-
tions, wired his acceptance of an
invitation to speak Tuesday night,
March 31st, at Temple Beth El.
Dr. Sachar will appear under
the auspices of the Men's Temple
Club. The title of Dr. Sachar's ad-
dress and details of the meetings
were to be announced lated by a
committee consisting of Edwin A.
Wolf, Ellis Thal and Irving
Hirschman.
Appropriating $50 for the Boy
Scouts of Temple Beth El, the
board of directors of the Men's
Club, at its last meeting, volun-
teered active participation in the
scouting program. The board took
under advisement the suggestion
of the employment of a full time
scout leader.
New committee chairmen ap-
pointed by the president, Irving
Hirschman, ore: Leo I. Franklin,
constitution; Arthur J. Haas, (iis-
cussion group; Philip S. Stern,
student cooperation; Harry Jack-
son, employment.
Added to the board of directors
by Mr. Ifirschman are the follow-
ing: Charles Feinberg, Edward
Lichtig, Maier B. Finsterwald, Dr.
Morris Rend, Dr. Leighton Steele,
Philip S. Stern, Emil Waldbott,
Ralph Mayer, Harry Jackson and
Ephraim R. Gomberg.
Reeva-Al Donor
Event March 21
Mrs. Max Blumenthal, Mrs. Ben
Warren and Mrs. Jay Namm are
on the social committee of the
first donor luncheon given by the
Reeva-Al Charity Club on Satur-
day, March 2, at Book-Cadillac
Hotel. All proceeds will go to
charity.
PI TAU SIGMA FORMAL
AT BOOK THIS SUNDAY
l'i Tau Sigma Fraternity of
Wayne University will hold a for-
mal event on Sunday, March 15,
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, in cel-
ebration of the seventh anniver-
sar• of the founding of the frater-
nity.
Recently initiated members in-
clude: Fred Bammin, Ellis Siefer,
Berill Roth, Ben Pivnick, Phillip
Abrams and Alex Hoffman.
Officers of the fraternity are
Maurice Rice, president; William
Winokur, secretary; Martin Bud-
nitzky, treasurer.
Louis J. Zuieback and Henry
Siegl on Hungarian
Hour Sunday
The Ilungarian Rhapsody Hour
will be heard next Sunday over
station WJBK at 5:30 p. m., pre-
senting Henry Siegl, noted violin-
ist, and Gizi Szanto, concert pian-
ist, in a program of Hungarian
music.
The speaker on this program
will be Louis J. Zuieback, presi-
dent of the Delray Businessman's
Associations.
This program is under the di-
rection of Ernest Palos, puklisher
of the Detroit Magyarsag.
Dr. Janies G. Heller of Cincin-
nati, in a stirring address delivered
at the fifth annual donor luncheon
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish Natiqiiiil Fund, at the Book
Cadillac Hotd1, on Tuesday, warned
that unless Jews redouble their
efforts, redeem immense tracts of
land in Palestine through the Jew-
ish National Fund and make it
possible for at least 60,000 to
70,000 Jews to enter Palestine
every year, the work accomplished
thus far may be imperiled by an
impending war.
Painting a gloomy picture of
existing conditions in Europe, Dr.
Heller declared that a war would
threaten the destruction of what
has been built until now. Ile
pointed to the experiences in Pal-
estine during the last war as in-
dicating that only with the guar-
antee of additional forces of Jews
who are to be settled in Palestine,
and with the redemption of land
which can not be resold, will the
position of the Jews be made
secure.
Speaking on "Zionism and the
World Crisis," Dr. Heller said that
Europe is on the verge of another
catastrophe and that it Is only a
question of when that will take
place or what incident will bring it
about.
Declaring that the present hour
demands immediate action and
sacrifices for Palestine on behalf
of the Jewish people, Dr. !feller
criticized the Zionists for working
slowly, as if they had centuries
ahead of them. He declared that
unless advantage is taken of op-
portunities in the next four years,
there is danger ahead. He urged
the National Fund workers to re-
double their efforts and declared it
the duty of Jews everywhere to
help make Palestine self-sustain-
ing and to rebuild the land speed-
ily,
"Give us three more years, and
we will be able to arrive at the
Zionist objective," he declared.
"We must redouble our efforts, we
must labor with feverish intensity.
I beseech you to make this only
a beginning of greater work, for
the sake of the Yishuv, for the
sake of the preservation of our
dream and ideal, so that we should
not be lost in the welter of world
calamity."
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, chairman
of the donor luncheon committee,
presided at the annual event which
was attended by more than 500
women. A brief address was del-
ivered by Mrs. Samuel N. Hey-
man, president of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund Auxiliary, and brief
remarks were delivered by Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka, chairman of the
Detroit Jewish National Fund
Council, when he accepted the
check of the luncheon proceeds,
presented him by Mrs. Slomovitz.
The musical program consisted
of vocal selections by Emma Laza-
roil' Scheyer, accompanied by Re-
becca Katzman Frohman, and vio-
lin selections by Ida Divinoff Roth-
berg, accompanied by Ilenry Her-
man.
A telegram commending the
group for its work was received
from Dr. Israel Goldstein, national
president of the Jewish National
Fund of America, who conveyed
to the ladies the greetings of
alenachem Ussishkin of Jerusalem,
international president of the Na-
tional Fund.
Other greetings were received
from Home Relief Society, Zedakah
Club, Jewish Old Folks' Home
Auxiliary, Eva Prenzlauer Mater-
nity Aid, Mrs. A. D, Markson and
Mrs. Dina Milkovsky Kaplan.
The invocation was given by
Mrs. Max Hayman.
It was announced at the lunch-
eon that Mrs. Max Hayman and
Mrs. A. Smilo were honored with
life memberships in the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Jewish National
Fund for securing 50 donors each
for the luncheon.
An Unusually Attractive Sale Celebrating
THE FORMAL OPENING
OF
CANTOR'S
New, Beautiful and
Purim celebration this Sunday,
March 15, at 2 p. in. at the Stotler
Hotel,
The program includes an address
by Simon Shetzer on "The Unity
of Hadassah," and a Purim oper-
etta, directed by Miss Sadie Shur.
The cast incudes members of both
the Senior and Junior groups.
-PRESENTING-
Members of Senior Iladassah are
urged to bring their daughters to
this Purim -spiel. Members of
Junior Iladassah are asked to brng
their mothers and sisters.
The following names were in-
advertainly omitted from the Ha-
dassah Roll of Honor program:
Subscribers: Mrs. L. Chad and
Mrs. Harry Weingarden; in me-
moriam: Selig Koploy and Louis
Ross by Mrs. Ethel Koploy. Ad-
ditional contributions to the honor
roll campaign were received from
Mrs. Bernard F. Bernsteine, Mrs.
Rosalie Gates, Mrs. E. A. Moos,
Mrs. M. Seligman, Mrs. P. Slomo-
Mrs. Heyman's Father Dies
vitz, Mrs. A. Warshawsky, Mrs.
At the conclusion of the Jewish
Sandor Weiss.
AN
National Fund luncheon, members
Iladassah announces the planting
of the auxiliary were saddened to
OPENING
of trees in the Iladassah grove in
learn of the death of Abraham
SPECIAL
Palestine by the following: La
Friedenberg, father of Mrs. Sam-
Verne, Coral, and Donna Weiss of
uel N. Heyman, president of the
•
California, in memory of their be-
Auxiliary, on the morning of the
loved great grandmother; Mrs.
luncheon day. The family had kept
Betty Stern of Rockaway Park,
the sad news from her until the
N. Y.; Mrs. Ruth R. Metzger, in
luncheon was over.
For over 25 years the name of Cantor in Detroit
memory of Betty Stern, grand-
has been devoted to an ideal-that of giving better
mother of Mrs. Viola Weiss of
Furniture for less money and it is with an even
California.
The Oneg Shabbat on March 21,
keener sense of gratitude that we express our ap-
will be held at the home of Mrs.
preciation to those home-makers in Detroit whose
Charles Rubiner, 2285 Chicago
response to beauty and quality in Furniture have
Blvd. airs. Gertrude Oberstein
Prince Loewenstein, German
made this achievement possible.
will review Leon Feuchtwanger s exile, will speak here at Cass High
"A Jew of Rome."
School Auditorium on Friday eve- "Pinafore" to Be Staged by
ning, March 27, at 8 o'clock, on
Don't Forget the Opening Date-THURS., MAR. 19
Music Group of Young
the subject, "Gangsters in Govern-
Lee A White to Address
We will welcome the opportunity of showing you
People's Temple Club
ment."
Home for Aged Auxiliary
Simple classic lines
around without any obligation to buy. Open Eves.
Prince Loewenstein, whose fam-
molded in fine pas-
The Y.P.T.C. MUsic Group's
tel colored china-
The Women's Auxiliary of the ily is connected with all royal
lamps to lend illum-
Jewish Old Folks' !lone will meet houses of Europe, is known as an presentation of the delightful Gil-
outstanding leader of democratic bert and Sullivan Operetta, "II.
ination to any sec-
Monday at 2 p. m., March 16., in
tion, modern and
the social hall of the Shaarey Germany. High in the ranks of M. S. Pinafore," is to be given in
the Catholic Center Party, he was
conventional. And
Zedek Synagogue.
also the founder of the powerful the mail floor chapel of Temple
Lee A White. editorial secretary
the fact that we of-
Catholic Youth organizations. Beth '.E1 this Sunday ., evenktie"
ter them at such a
Compelled to flee from Germany
low price is a dis-
after the Nazi victory, he has
tince triumph.
Between Lawrence and Burlingame
won wide recognition abroad as a
fearless fighter for the restoration
of democracy, elementary human
rights, and tolerance in Germany.
His lectures in England and on the
'
Continent were instrumental in
arousing foreign public opinion
against the tyranny and the in-
numerable abuses practiced by the
Will Come to Detroit to Install
Hitler regime.
Officers of the Newly Organised
Commends Editorial
Two "extra-curricular" activi-
Prince Loewenstein stated after
Detroit Post No. 135
An outstanding Jewish actor
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
ties are being started for children
his arrival in the United States:
Your full column editorial, who came to this country from the
-no. 010 newn ren ■ Mug MP on the
in the Jewish Children's Home,
Word has been received from "Hitler-Torturer of Children," Polish - German stage several
A merb all 11i)01
.1111 that a the latest
under
the
direction
of
Louis
New-
mom arrest,. of German Catholics by
months ago Is featured at Litt-
mark, new superintendent. Ten national headquarters of the Jew- in the issue of Friday, March 6,
MY NAM
Fora denim retie country like
ish War Veterans of the United made quite an Impression upon maA's Yiddish People's Theater
the United lit•tem non h of what is hap-
older boys are now engaged in a
pening In the Thir.1 Reich Is still Inez-
States that Abraham Kraditor, me. I admire your untiring fight- this week.
carpentry enterprise, and a class
, ale Inlint reauw first of all
loth Rlde
commander-in-chief, and Harry II. ing qualities against "discrimina.
Lea Fuchs; famous Lemberg
that the met now al the lielni or the
in clay modeling is planned for
Germ. state coin he differentiated from
tion" and injustice wherever you comedian and star of the Second
younger children.
ntnmon thugs only In that they
rupy
find
it.
Ave. Theater of New York, who
the ,hairs of ministers of state
or The
The shop class is being directed
olio, eminent' retain% power mot by the
I am glad you quoted Oswald has been hailed by the non-Jewish
by the Home carpenter, who has
win of the Inbills but solely by Its own
Garrison Villard and also West- as well as the Jewish press, will
for Free
e
expreanion of opinion It non.
directed the boys in building their
exist ent In the Germany of today: In Its
brook Pegler, who are condemn- be presented here in thre perform.
work bench, and fundamentals of
tols,e there 111,11 1 . 0111e a eyelet', of lyine
ing the Nazi outrages. I am a ancs, on Friday evening, Sunday
,10,1111,1111., P11011( an d faisithAtion of
using carpenters' tools. As ability
PHILIP S. STERN
report,. about 1,11hiii`
much as the
regular reader of Pegler's column matinee and everting, in "The
and interest increases, Mr. New-
world hog too er 11,11 before. Now Ri-
March
15,
at
8:15.
A
cast
of
about
in
the New York World-Tele- Lucky Boy," This play is a musi-
mark intends to furnish members
ta, kl ■
■ 11holl, and Protest -
gram, a newspaper of large circu- cal comedy by Alexander . Olsha-
R115 l'hurchem ha, been Isom died. The
40 young men and women under of the class with increasingly
Hitler regime will not 1MS
annot t
lation, and it is my sincere belief netzky and William Siegel..
ewe any domsln 1,5 opirltual freedom the capable leadership of Arthur valuable training.
A. Littman, manager of the
he wishes to give the true facts
Iowan.. It lento nothing no 111111 b
LEE A WHITE
The Jewish Children's Home,
freedom. In truth s the temper of the L. Coulson and Philip S. Stern, co-
about Germany as he found them theater, said he was , very pleased
which is located at Burlingame
■ tertnen people
Mb' different from
of the Detroit News, will discuss ansi the otnte-coat '01 rolled
directors,
have
been
rehearsing
to
be able to bring Mr. Fuchs to
while
traveling
through
that
and Petoskey Ayes, is a member
newspapers of
"The Authenticity of News."
lilt term
want to make the world
country. "Live and let live" is Detroit, and he expressed confi-
arduously for months in order to of the Jewish Welfare Federation
The m•,ple ore dleARthnled:
,
All members of the auxiliary belle,.
dence
that h.- , will be es success-
one
of
your
strong
beliefs
and
I
they suffer .11mt tem',
I
lie s leaders ma k e
e this production a success. An and the Community Fund.
are urged to attend this meeting. feast and waxle the puling. ,money on orchestra will furnish music for
wish you success in the splendid ful in arousing enthusiasm here
1. 11114 1 ■ 11.11i
Friends are invited.
work of instruction and In giving as he has been in Europe and in
daricing immediately after the
The Junior Group of the Auxil-
New York.
the truth to your many readers.
opera in the social hall, and a
iary will entertain the residents
Truly yours,
nominal admiision charge will in-
of the Old Folks' Home at a tea
elude both the opera and the danc-
T. ARMITAGE BEVERIDGE,
Sunday, starch 15, from 2 to 4
ing follow,
1421 Leverette Ave.,
p. m., at the Old Folks' Home
The officers of the Detroit La-
Excellent dramatic and vocal
Detroit, Mich.
Building.
talent has been uncovered for the dies' Lechem Aniyim thank the
Police Commissio ner Heinrich event which will be the third an- Jews of Detroit for their co-opera-
Thanks from Y. M. J. A.
A. Pickert will be the guest speak- nual musical production of this en- tion in making the 18th annual
A supper dance and theater
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Second Annual Tea of Jr. er at the next Third Degree ban- terprising group. Arthur L. Goul- banquet a success. Special thanks
ABRAHAM KRADITOR
I would like to take this oppor- party to be held at the Beacon
Group of Jewish Old
quet held by Perfection Lodge son makes a stately and dignified go to business people who helped
tunity, in behalf of the Young Theater April 14 will be sponsored
488, F. & A. Si., Wednesday, Sir Joseph Porter K. C. B.; Wil- by contributing foodstuffs used at Schaffer,
Folks' Home Sunday
o s senior
ce -ncaotmi
n demr: Men's Jewish Association, to thank b y the Detroit League of the Na-
March 18, 6:30 p. m., at Masonic liam Levy plays the part of the the banquet; Mr. Fisher, Mr. Alt- in-ch i ef, with several national
most sincerely for the amount tional Home for Jewish Children
Temple.
sturdy
and
blustering
Captain
Cor-
man
and
Attorney
Jain
for
their
The tradition of sponsoring a
cers will come to Detroit to per- of space which you so graciously at Denver. It is to be this sea-
Aaron A. Silberblatt, worship- coran who "never uses a big big co-operation.
tea at the Jewish Old Folks' Home
sonally install the first officers of have given us.
son's first fund raising project
is being established by the Junior ful master, also announces that an I)" and who, at the end of the
The following organizations and Detroit Post No. 135 of the Jew-
We have tried to adhere to our toward Detroit's contribution to
Group in the second annual event old-fashioned kosher dinner will opera, being demoted to the rank clubs were represented:
ish War Veterans of the United slogan, "Not for ourselves-but the Home in Denver caring for
of a common sailor takes "sweet
Beth shalom Lodge. IlerdieheYer erne
to be held Sunday, March 15, from be prepared by Periera.
States. for all", and only through your children of tuberculous poor from
Vend', flak, I orl, ern' Lo. RI 54.
The lodge will be opened at 5 little Buttercup," played by Har- Pia.
2 to 4 p. m., at the Home, Brush
This new post of Jewish vet- very kindness have we been able all parts of the country,
Bet- P.117er frmiety. htnior I.o , bern AN.
and Edmund Place. Everyone is p. m. and called to refreshment riet L. Marwil, for his bride; Jacob •
Petroit IwAlei Hebrew Loan. De- ,
Mrs. Harry Goldberg is general
erans is the first to be organized to disseminate this idea. We are
troll
La
Iles'
nodal
Club,
Chernlitoyer.!
Rycus
portrays
the
role
of
the
invited to attend and participate at 6:30. There will be entertain-
I.o)r,er helety. I mkohil ter 001 No , tell.'
ever mindful of the hardships of chairman of the affair.
in the event. A diversified program ment following the dinner, after Boatswain; Gabe Alexander in the Detroit All Soviet, Priem-B.1,1W in Detroit and will serve as ■ the more unfortunate of the Jewish
Plans will be outlined and open
of Jewish music, songs, and dance which the Third Degree in long shameful and horrible villain, Dick Club, Equality Club, Independent De.. branch of this fast growing Jewish race
and our organization will discussion will follow at the regu-
troll ladles' Club. Laundry Men', Aid
numbers will be presented, and form will be exemplified by Per- Deadeye; Leslie Schmier, the Society, bar how I t wer Verein. Nor! her n veterans'
lar
meeting to be held at the De-
organization in the always do their share toward lift-
handsome lover, Ralph; Grace Sal.
roar.. te I. anebis. Harnett. •
refreshments will be served. No faction Lodge's degree team.
United Sttaes. The Jewish War ing the burden, regardless of how troit Leland Hotel March 18, at
Society, Radom, Put Vereln, come
charge will be made. Guests of
Reservations for the dinner may a asnek, Josephine, the Captain's ever
BethWoo.,Ml. higAn Jewish Ladles' A1.1
light or how difficult the situation 2:30 promptly. Mrs. J. K. Pet-
honor will be the residents of the be made by mailing the cards sent daughter and object of Ralph's af- )belt. nape.. Intl ladle.' Societe.' Veterans of the United States has may appear.
tengill, first vice-president of the
Vereln. ' -not Beth been 'in existence since 1896 and
home.
for that purpose or by calling fections; and Sophie Wilensky, Pinek•r Pros
Tonle!) Emanuel, Tar., Unt vereln.I
Again thanking you for all past National Council of the Parent-
Estelle Amernick is chairman of Randolph 6248, and since a large cousin Haw, chief female relative l'kr•Iner ling. l'nt. Verein. Zarnogh• national conventions have been favors and courtesies, and wishing Teachers Association, will be guest
o
Vereln, IfeetrIcher Young.
the tea. She is being assisted by turnout is expected to greet Corn.f the great Sir Joseph. Philip S. Totnaohower
held in many parts of the United you continued success for the speaker of the afternoon and Miss
Ladle, Eastern Ladle. Sorlety.
Gertrude Leve. soloist, will be ac-
Evelyn Aleinik and Selma Blatni• missioner Pickert, it is urged that Stern will accompany the produc- g len Dome Prot.. Don. Heshl never Ladtem, States. All of the national offi- Chronicle, I am
lion
on
the
piano;
a
novelty
sailor
EktrInalaier Society, Kew hinoser )Maw•
reservations be sent in as early as
companied at the piano by Miss L.
koff.
cers are of the Jewish faith and
Sincerely yours,
possible. dance will be offered by Virginia ara 1.1er .
A. Saltzberg. Members are privi-
Plans for the second annual
YOUNG MEN'S JEWISH
The following is the financial the organization is not affiliated
Wolf and Irene Weiss; Josephine
leged to bring two guests.
dance of the Junior Group of the
ASSOCIATION,
Stern, whose original lyrics were report for Feb. 11, 1935, to Jan. with either the American Legion
Jewish Old Folks' Home on May
or
the
Veterans
of
Foreign
Wars.
Per
JACK
JACKMAN.
employed last year in the Y.P.T.0 30, 1936:
3, at the Stotler Hotel, are well
I■epowit In husk
15,5551;
Weekly meetings are now held
Mikado production, has written . Check.
In laser
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under way. Dave Diamond and his
in preparation for the installation,
some new ones for the song en- Coal
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Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
Della-Robbia orchestra will render
i and it is ex pected that when the
10 00
titled "When I Was A Lad", sung 1•ftett for Matto
The president of the
The
1.7eY el Detroit post will be formally In- Monday afternoon, members of
the dance music.
Molly Se- by Sir Josep h Porter. The tech-
April 18 is the date announced gal Auxiliary of the Jewish Con- nical direction and scene will be
I 515 11 ducted next month that a class of the board met at the home of
100 Jewish veterans will receive Mrs. Melba Stoller, to make ar-
by the membership committee for sumptive Relief Society of Den- under the aupervision of Homer Repenter
Bent
A playlet produced by the
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the obligation to "Uphold the fair rangements for the luncheon and
the wienie roast. This will be a yea Mrs. N. Freedman, thanks all Sarasohn, who is constructing a
II all
linet•g•
Junior Players Guild and other
Printing
........
name of the Jew and fight his bat- bridge party to be given March
a! Ai
closed party for the Junior Group. those who attended the benefit special set for the production. Syd
amusing and interesting numbers
P...tet• Ws
128.00
tles
whenever
unjustly
assailed."
24,
at
R.
H.
Fyfe's
auditorium.
Anne Fisher will be the hostess performance at Littman's Peo- Marwil will take charge of the
Ado
ILO
will be featured on the program
The organization committee is
The next meeting will take place
at the next meeting on Wednesday ple's Theater.
-- 51815
make-up, Virginia Wolf and Flor-
All those interested in the work
preparing a reprint of the address Tuesday, March 17. at the Jewish of the general rally of the Men's
evening, March 18, at 2254 Glad-
ence Travis, the wardrobe and
e
In
bank
I.
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Club of Congregation B'nai Moshe
of lion. Ferdinand Pecora, Justice Community Center.
stone. This will be in the nature of of this organization are asked to properties. Irene Weiss, secretary
on Sunday afternoon, March 22,
of the Supreme Court of the State
a business discussion of the various remember the $5 donor luncheon of the group, handled important
at 2:30, at Assembly Hall, Dexter
Robert Moses, who was Gov.' of New York, over Columbia
affairs in the Junior Group's cal- on Tuesday noon, May 12, at the matters of detail for the group
Shaarey Zedek. For information both this year and last.
enter Herbert II. Lehman's Re-; Broadcasting System, on Wash- Jew during all of the war periods and Lawrence Aye.
endar.
Members of the club, the con-
regarding ways and means of
publican opponent in the last glib-, ington's birthday, at a specially of the United States since the
earning tickets to this luncheon
ernatorial election, has been re-, arranged patriotic program by the time of Washington up to and gregation. Sistathood and Juniors
are urged to a:tend the program,
Binnie Barnes once embarked call Mrs. V. Freedman, Townsend It sound like • gag but Pat Mc- appointed to the Long Island; Jewish War Veterans of the United including the World War.
on a nurses' training course in 7
Ateer, an Irishman , is • member State Park Commission by Goner- , States. This pamphlet will be dis- All Jewish ex-service men are which will inaugurate activities
England. At the age of 15 Miss
The next meeting will be held of the German-American Football nor Lehman. Mr. Moses Is also tributed free to the Jewish coro• invited to join this Detroit post. connected with a large outdoor
Barnes was a milkmaid on a farm on Tuesday, March 17, at 1 p. rn. Association and of the Hatikvoh Park Commissioner of New York munity to acquqaint them with the For Information call Maurice Bor. event scheduled for the early part
of June. Admission will be free
near London.
I in Assembly Hall. Jewish All-Stars soccer team.
City.
patriotic services rendered by the deloye, Cherry 8551.
to all members and their friends.
Prince Loewenstein
to Speak March 27
Larger FurnitureSliop
11520 Dexter Blvd,.
An Exclusive Showing of America's Finest Furniture, Lamps,
Odd Pieces and Imported Gift Novelties at Prices that will amaze
even Seasoned Buyers Because o f their Extreme Lowness.
Thursday, March 19 t 1!
Lenox
China
$795
Y PT C OPERETTA
SUNDAY EVENING
and Continuing for 30 Days.
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Free Souvenirs to Visitors
on Opening Day!
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Canto• s 9 Inc.
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11520 DEXTER BLVD.
"Extra-Curricular"
VETERANS' CHIEF
Activities Start at
TO VISIT HERE
Children's Home
Perfection Lodge
to Hear Pickert
J. C. R. S. Auxiliary
Statement Issued
by Lechem Aniyim
L LETTER BOX
Leo Fuchs Guest
Artiat at Yiddish
People's Theater
SUPPER DANCE OF
N. H. J. C. LEAGUE
B'nai Moshe Men's
Club Plans Rally