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Among the First Contributors to Campaign
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
Among the earliest contributors to the Allied Jewish Campaign fund this year—as in 1935—is the
Detroit Racing Association, which h•• already sent in its check for $500.
d to Maurice Aronsson, co-chairman with
In the letter accompanying the contribution, add
Harry Grant of Pre-Campaign Team 3,, Clarence E. Lehr's expression of the sentiment which prompted
the gift was one which stirred the workers of the entire pre-campaign division.
The same mail which brought the Racing Association contribution, also carried the letter and the
check illustrated above, over the signature of George W. Welsh of Grand Rapids, whose sympathetic
attitude toward our idealistic objectives is well known.
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Beth El Sisterhood
Sponsors Benefit
Luncheon, Monday
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
Detroit Post No. 135, Jewish
war veterans of the United States, El will end their current season
with
a dessert luncheon on Mon-
will be formally instituted at a
public 'ceremony, conducted by day, May 11, at 1 o'clock.
This will be followed by a "Ma-
Abraham Kraditor, commander-in-
jor Blow's Amateur Hour," in
which Charles Rosen will imper -
senate the "Major." An impro-
vised orchestra consisting of
household implements under the
the direction of Mrs. Burton Clam-
age, assisted by Mrs. Harry Bec-
ker, Mrs. J. H. Schakne and Mrs.
Salzenstein, will be an interesting
feature of the afternoon's enter-
tainment.
The entire production is being
produced by Mrs. Royal Maas.
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Sholem Aleichem
Folk Institute
The annual children's perform-
Next Monday night, Pisgah ance of the Sholem Aleichem
11637.41 DEXTER BLVD.
Phew"
Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith will Folk Institute will take place on
Detwean illorOweews sea Webb
hold a joint meeting with the Sunday evening, May 24, in the
Women's Auxiliary No. 122 of the Masonic Temple.
A major portion of the program
B'nai B'rith in the lodge quarters
ALWAYS CALL.
will be by the children's theater
in the Maccabee Building.
Herman Osnos, president of which will stage the operetta
Pisgah Lodge, urges all members "King Tam" by Moshe Ilaar. Dan
of the lodge and the auxiliary t. Frohman, director of the Ilalevy
"Detroit's Best"
Hazomir Singing Society, has writ-
ten the music for the operetta.
Plain, Ruffled and Fringed
The dances are under the man-
Curtains
agement of Fannie Aronson. Miss
3 pr. for $1.00
S. S. Finkelstein is in charge of
With Calm. Dressing Table
costuming and Liebe Finkelstein
DRAPES
is accompanist for dances and
nn
and i:V=ed $1.00
songs.
The monthly social gathering
CURTAINS
of the Sholem Aleichem Women's
tinted to your specifications
Club
will take place on Tuesday
The Iladassah Dramatic Croup,
evening, May 6, at 9 p. m., at
under the direction of Mrs. Wal-
DE BURR TO CALL
11718 Dexter Blvd. Isaac Fin -
ter Lichtenfeld-Field, will con-
kelstein will review the news of
clude its year's work with the
the week. The teachers, Koamay,
presentation of "Right About
Haar and Bercovich, will report
Faces" by Howard Reed at the
A. ABRAHAM, nos.
on the month's activities in the
annual meeting of the Detroit
schools. Admission will be free
3916 Joy Road
chapter of Hadassah, Tuesday
and refreshments will be served.
9004 12TH ST., near Taylor
May 12, at the Jewish Community
GARFIELD 3001
A conference of the educational
Center.
MAURICE BORDELOVE
committee will take place on Sun-
The cast includes the follow-
day morning, May 10, at the Dex-
Enjoy DOUBLE•MELLOW Old Cold Cigarettes with your dinner chief from New York City, this ing: Mrs. John Frazer, Mrs. I.
ter branch of the Sholem Aleich-
coming Sunday, May 3, at the
Fredland, Mrs. H. Goldberg, Mrs.
em Institute. The purpose of this
Oriole Terrace.
Grossman, Mrs. Murray Jack-
conference is to ask educational
The Jewish war veterans of the
man, Mrs. Harry Kohn and Mr.
committees from various organ-
United States is a national organ-
Theodore Roth.
izations to participate in the work
ization with its own national offi-
This meeting will welcome new
of the schools.
cers and their headquarters are in members joining Hadassah during
The first "living newspaper"
New York. The Detroit chapter is
gathering of the Thealague will
the first of its kind organized in
take place Friday evening, May 8.
the middle west and will nerve as
Those participating will be: Isaac
the pivot city and finally become
MAURICE J. MARENBERG
Panush, "Jewish National Ques-
the connecting link beween the
tions"; Joseph Kotchin, The
to see that the Ford you have bought from us
posts of the east and west. The
attend this meeting as no effort World Situation"; Amos Komay,
gives you a maximum of driving pleasure. It
Jewish war veterans are not in
has been spared in securing the "The Coming Elections"; Velve
any way connected with either the
pays to buy your Ford from
outstanding talent of Toledo to Rosoff, "American Youth ;Con-
American Legion or the Veterans
entertain at this meeting through gress"; Lilly Hertz, "Anti-War
of Foreign Wars. The organization
the courtesy of Maurice J. Maren- Strike"; Aaron Gornbein, "In the
is now in its 40th year, having
berg who will act as master of World of Sports"; Liebe Finkel.
been organized in the year 1896.
ceremonies and has a very timely stein, "Our Organization."
Maurice Bordelove, who served
message on the B'nai B'rith scene
in France with the 111th field
in Toledo.
artilery of the 29th division, is the
The vaudeville program will fea-
first commander elected for this
ture the following acts from To-
new war Veteran's organization.
kilo:
The installation will commence
The Monday Afternoon Club of
Dr. Marvin Shapero, who has the Jewish Community Center's
at 6 o'clock sharp, before an as-
gained a reputation for himself in Mothers' Clubs will meet on Mon-
, semblege of friends of the Jewish
Ohio as the man who out-Holtz's day afternoon, May 4, at 2 at the
war veterans among whom will be
Lew Holtz.
Dexter branch. On Monday eve-
present the leaders of other vet-
Miss Shirley Mitchell, a talented ning, May 4, at 8, the Oakland
eran's organizations as well as
,
OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS
many prolininent official represent-
Mothers' Club will hear the WPA
and clever mimic.
atives of the Jewish community,
Trammel and West, tap dancers. orchestra and • review of Louis
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MRS. WALTER FIELD
will play a return engagement by meeting will be held at the Jew-
floor of the Oriole Terrace. A spe-
popular request. This youth gained ish Community Center.
USED CAR STOREI 3920 WOODWARD AVE.
Every Tuesday afternoon at 2,
cial floor show for the occasion has the current membership drive, nationwide fame several months
been provided by the Terrace man - which is being directed by Mrs. ago as the winner of one of the the Mothers' Club Choral Group
agement. Reservations can be made Harold Goodman, 17314 Fairfield, Major Bowes' amateur hours. He meets at the Center. "Kolduni"
by calling the Oriole Terrace.
vice-chairman of the memberiship was personally recommended to is the title of the operetta chores
Detroit Post meets on the first committee.
Major Bowes by Colleen Moore, by the group to be presented in
and third Wednesday at 8:30 at
Anyone enrolling in Hadassah famous movie actress who heard the near future. Tryouts for the
solo parts will be held at the next
at this time will, upon payment him perform in Toledo.
Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road.
of dues, be a member in good
As an added attraction, June meeting. The operetta is under
The Odessa Progressive Aid So-
standing until October, 1937. New W •rsaw, magician, the only the direction of Rhoda Zahavie,
Annual Mother's Day Lunch- members will also be given the woman member of the Internatioal assisted by Mrs. Frank Avrin,
ciety, whose aim is to help every
worthy cause and to support needy
privilege of joining next year's Brotherhood of Magicians, will un- who is in charge of drama coach-
eon of Lechem Aniyim
ing.
institutions, has derived popularity
roll of honor by paying the extra loosen her bag of tricks.
on May 13
The Linwood Dexter Club will
in the 24 years of its existence
necessary amount.
Maurice .1. Marenberg, who is
by carrying out this policy for
"The meaning and Place of Tra- acting as master of ceremonies, is meet on Tuesday afternoon, May
The Detroit Ladies Lechem Ani-
6,
at 2, at the Dexter branch of
ditional
Judaism
in
the
Upbuild-
service.
well known in civic and communal
yim will have its second annual
the Center. Rev. J. Bollens of
In memory of the late David
mothers and daughters luncheon ing of Palestine" was the subject life in Toledo. He is ■ former
the
Civil Liberties Union, will talk
of
the
jury
panel
presented
at
president of the Toledo B'nai
Tucker, who gave many years of
at Lachar`e, 8939 12th St., Wed-
the regular Hadassah meeting last B'rith Lodge and last week was on "How to Conserve Real De-
devotion to communal work, his
nesday, May 13, at 6 p. m. All
mocracy."
Tuesday at the Stetter Hotel.
elected for the fifth term as presi-
friends are sponsoring a dinner-
members and their friends are
"Pictures of the Past" is the
Mrs. Nathan M. Kaplan. chair. dent of the B'nai B'rith Bowling
dance on May 17, at the Book
invited with their daughters.
man, explained the purpose of the League which has a membership title of • skit to be presented by
Cadillac Hotel, the proceeds to
be
given
for
the
larg-
will
Prizes
the
Sophie Wright Settlement Mo-
panel
and
introduced
the
follow-
a
former
of
'10
men.
He
is
also
go towards the David Tucker Free
est family, the youngest mother
thers' Clubs at a meeting of the
Loan Department.
and the oldest mother. There ing participants: Mrs. .1. M. Nei- president of the Toledo Advertis- 12th St. Club on Tuesday evening,
man,
Mrs.,
Nathan
Spevako,
Mrs.
ing
Club,
is
•
major
in
the
com-
A committee of ladies in charge
will also be entertainment To re-
May 5, at 8 o'clock, at the Beth
of the donor dinner dance is head-
serve plates call the secretary, Charles llkoff, Mrs. Harry Aug- munity chest campaign and is ac- Judah Synagogue, Woodrow Wil-
CANTOR A. A. ROSENFELD
Trinity ust, Mrs. Herman Stenbuck and tive in many sports and affiliated
ed by the chairman, Frances
Mrs. Rove Goldberg,
son and Taylor.
with
many
other
clubs
and
organi-
Ralph
Davidson.
Mrs.
Shayne.
Congregation B'nai Moshe, at a 2.0940, or mail her a card to
The "Kitchen Orchestra" of the
Defining Judaism as "a way zations.
Novel and original ways and meeting held on Wednesday eve- 1746 W. Euclid.
Brightmoor Mothers' Club will
of life," Mrs. Neiman directed the
Following
the
program
of
enter-
The annual tag days of the De-
have
been
crested
by
the
ning,
re-elected
Cantor
A.
A.
play
at a social meeting of the
points: (1) tainment, the Women's Auxiliary
means
Aniyim will discussion along these
advisory committee, under the su- Rosenfeld for a two-year term. troit Ladies Lechem
What is meant by traditional Ju- members will act as hostesses and West Warren Club on Wednesday
start
Saturday,
May
16,
and
end
Mrs.
Ben
Brownstein
commences
his
afternoon, May 6, at 2 o'clock, at
pervision of
Cantor Rosenfeld
daism?: (2) Is it suitable in the serve refreshments.
Joseph Simmons, in 12th year of service with the B'nai May 30.
This meeting is open to all mem- the Newberry School.
and
upbuilding of Palestine?; (3) Can
raising the necessary, funds for Moshe synagogue.
The annual Mothers Day ban-
Palestine give 'spiritual sustenance bers of the various branches of
W. E. to the Jews in the Diaspora if it B'nai B'rith as well as their quet sponsored by the Council of
Special Meeting of
the members.
Mothers' Club will be held at the
W. 0. Monday, May 4
is not based on traditional Ju- friends.
Those interested in attending Pythian Sisters'
Mothers'
the donor dinner-dance should
Last Monday night a regular Center on Sunday, May 10, at
daism?"
,Day Banquet May 14
make reservations now. For fur-
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson. Drell• meeting of the general committee 6:30, at the Jewish Community
A special meeting of the Jew-
Center. Not only will mothers
ther details CS" Mrs. H. }Canter,
ish 'W omen's European Welfare dent. presided at the meeting.
of Pisgah Lodge was held in the
The annual mothers and daugh-
Members of Hadassah who wish Maccabee Bldg. Many matters of and daughters be invited to the
secretary, Townsend 6-814.
Organization wil Ibe held Mon-
ters banquet of the Pythian Sis-
Con- to plant trees for Mother's Day, routine business were disposed of. aair but fathers and sons as well
ters of Greater Detroit Temple day, May 4, at 1 p. m., at
gregation B'nai Moshe.
in honor or In memory of their ,, Harry Yudkoff, chairman of the so that it can become an all-
No. 152, will be held on Thurs-
meeting
a
report
will mothers, may do so by calling B'nai B'rith moonlight committee, family party. All reservations
At
this
Clinic
day evening, May 14, at the Wil-
to
the
North
End
Gifts
be heard in regard of the three Mrs. Samuel Kavanau, Townsend reported that ■ meeting of all must be in by May 6.
shire Hotel, Collingwood and 3rd
chairmen
of sub-committees was
emergency relief eases for 7-1054.
•
has r eceived Ayes., at 6 p. m. A well catered new
End
Clinic
were
held during the past week and the
North
dinner will be served and • One European orphans, which
machinerycompleted for the dis- on Sunday, June 14 , on the
the following contributions:
taken
up
at
the
last
board
meet-
program will follow. Several
Pierre Van Paasen is going to position of tickets. Several innova- Steamer Tashmoo. Dance music
In memory of Mrs. Louis Weis-
ing held at the home of Mrs. I.
prizes will be awarded. The next Leib, 1983 Hazelwood Ave.
I be under the management of Col-
planned for will be furnished by Dave Diamond
lso
a rt
man from Mrs. Samuel Gage.
a
social
on
Wed-
an extensive Amer- tions
meeting
will
be
ill be held and his Della Robbie Orchestra.
of Wallace Rosen-
A luncheon will be served at ston Leigh for •
this mo onlrght which will
In memory
Iran lecture tour thi s fall •
s Ben. nerday evening, May 13. at 13 12 noon.
Mn.
New York frem
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Allied Jewish Campaign
Contestants Will Be
Awarded Cups
The semi-finals of the Ailed
Jewish Campagn oratorical con-
test sponsored by the Association
of the Detroit Jewish Youth was
held last Wednesday evening,
April 29, in the Ivory Room of
Hotel Statler before an enthus-
iastic and inspiried audience.
The contestants in the junior
contest were: Gerald Davidson of
the Philomathic Debating Club,
Mildred Gerson of the Shaarey
Zedek, Charles Kreuger of the
Jewish Community Center, David
Rubenstein of the United Hebrew
Schools and Samson Cohen of
Congregation B'nai David. The
!speakers in the senior division .
were William Saulson and Sam
Hertzberg of Congregation Shaer-
I ey Zedek and Leopold Snyder I
I of the Philomathic Debating Club.
The finals of the oratorical con-
test will be held next Thursday
evening, May 7, at the Statler
Hotel. The participants will be
Gerald Davidson, Mildred Gerson,
Charles Kreuger and David Ru-
benstein in the junior division and
William Saulson, Sam Hertzberg
and Leopold Snyder 1 in the sen-
ior division.
Two members from each group
will be selected and will be
awarded silver loving cups donat-
ed by J. H. Ehrlich, Samuel S.
Fineman, the Birnkrant family
and the Association of the Detroit
Jewish Youth. Besides this the
winner of the senior division will
receive the Charles Enggass lov-
ing cup which will be held by
his organization until the next
contest.
The judges in the semi-finals
were Maurice Glasier, Esther Et-
kin and Max Chomsky.
1936
Mother's Clubs
Service
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Odessa Society's $5 Cong. B'nai Moshe
Picks Rosenfeld
Donor Event May 17
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