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October 23, 1936

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Strauss Executives
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY'S • ANNUAL
Rally Next Monday Hadassah Roll of
Honor on Oct. 28
DINNER DANCE SUNDAY EVENING

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An outstanding event of the be the appearance of a renowned
year, the Home Relief Society's an- star of stage and screen, and, in
nual dinner dance, will take place addition, several of Detroit's fa-
vorite night clubs will contribute
their featured talent.
The victory meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Ben B. Schwartz,
2433 Blaine Ave., last Wednesday,
was a triumphant rally. Addition.
al reservations virtually poured in.
Judging from all indications this
occasion promises to excel even
all of the former tremendous suc-
cesses of the Home Relief Society.
There is still time for those who
have neglected to make their re-
servations to do so by calling Mrs.
J. H. Polozker, chairman of the
ways and means committee, Long-
fellow 6811, or her co-chairmen,
Mrs. J. J. Jacobs, To. 6-8402; Mrs.
Ilarry Rosman, Lo. 6878; Mrs.
William Roth, Un. 1-3156; Mrs.
Bernard Komer, To. 8-9083; Mrs,
Al Wiesman, Ty. 5-1829; Mrs. Max
Kogan, Lo. 3753; Mrs. Harry
Shulman, Lo. 2784.
Additional pledges were received
from the following:

Harry Keys

the former constable
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this Sunday, Oct. 25, at 6:30 p.
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The highlight of the evening will

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VOTE p WILLIAM J. GRIFFIN

Dr. and Mrs. A. Altman, Mr. and Mrs.
IL Ash, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Bronotein.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Behrendt, Richard
Brauerman, Dr. and Mrs Barn Congos,
Mr. and Mrs. lien Coition, Mr. and
Mrs g111111101 Caplan, Dr. and Mrs J. A.
Chalet, Miss E. Cohen, I. Deleon, Mr.
and Mrs 1Alithony Deutsch, Mr.
an M. Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Saul Davidson, Mrs Eva Ellenstein
(president Eva Prenolauer Maternity
Group). Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feld-
man, Mr. and Mr. Elam Goldblatt, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Gandil, Mr and Mrs. Charles
(Broberg. Mr. nod Mrs. J. Goldberg,
Mr. and Mrs Ben Orossberg, Mr. and
Mm. F. L. Goldman. Dr. Wilfred Golden.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harris Mr. and
Mr.. Arthur Harris Mr. and Mrs C.
Hyman, /dr. and Mrs. Julio. Hersh,
I. Hiller, Mr. •nd Mra. B. Kobaker, Dr.
and Mrs. EMI Bonder, Mr. and Mrs
Phil Liposn, Mr. and Mot II, Levine.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyer., Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Mars° lir.and Mrs A. Mittel-
man, Sirs. Al Oppenhelm, Mr. and Mrs
Sigmund Rosman, Mr. and Mrs. MorHo
Rosman, Mr. and Mrs Harry Rohineon,
Mr.and Sire. Robert Rosenberg, Mr.
and Mr. J. Rohl., Mr.d Mr. Mar.
ris Bides Mr. and Mrs Edward Stein.
Manumit Shulman, Peter Vass, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Weimer, Dr. and Mrs. Otto
Weise. Dr. and Mrs. George Weiss MIN
R. Voiles Mr. •nd Mr.. Harry Zoikower,
Me. and Mos Jerk Rothberg, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Feinberg. Rabbiand Mrs.
A. M. 'Herehman, Rabbi and Mrs J. B.
liperka. contribution inmemory of Sam-
uel and Malka Cohen by their children,
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bache, Dr. and
Mrs A. E. Men). Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Rothberg. Mr.and Mrs Charles Fein-
berg, Dr. and Mr, Max Cohn.

Elaborate arrangements for the I
—
Nathan Strauss Democratic Ex- I
Hadassah an-
ecutives pre-election rally have )Detroit ' c al .
been completed. It will be held nounces that the next roll of honor
Monday evening, Oct. 26, at Litt-I rally will take place at the De-
troller Hotel on Wednesday after-
noon, Oct. 28.
Miss Hattie Gittleman and Airs.
Harry L., Jackson have written a
skit entitled "Court of Hadassah
Relations" which will be the fea-
ture of the afternoon. The princi-
pal characters, whose names are
not to be divulged, will be the
usual court room figures. Much of
the dialogue will be impromptu
and will be participated in by
members of the audience. This un-
usual and interesting feature of
entertainment will be augmented
by the liadassah choral group,
under the direction of Mrs. Kurt
Pager. Original songs and paro-
dies will be featured by Mrs.
George Kays, Mrs. Fred Le Bosky,
Airs. Gerald Sanded, Airs. Daniel
Siegel, Mrs. Marvin %Yemen and
Mrs. Harold Allen.
Pledges received' to date total
350. Captains are requested to
turn pledges in as soon as they are
received and workers are urged to
invite donors and prospective don-
DR..ROBERT ROSEN
ors to rally meetings.
All Honor Roll rallies are open
man's People's Theater, 8210 12th
St. The general public is welcome to the entire membership and their
And everyone is urged to
friends,
to attend. There will be no admis-
come.
sion charge.
Preceding
the rally there will be
An old time political parade
will precede the rally. There will an optional luncheon at 12:30
o'clock.
Admission
is 60 cents, For
be entertainment and addresses
by Democratic officials. The na- reservations call Mrs. Marvin
tional, state and county ticket Wetsman, Longfellow 7941. Mrs.
Sidney Allen, chairman of the Roll
will be represented.
T h e arrangements committee of Honor campaign, will preside.
A complimentary luncheon for
under Dr. Robert Rosen has com-
pleted a constructive program for paid-up members will be held at
the
Jewish Center Nov. 11. Re-
the evening.
The master of ceremonies for ports from the national Hadassah
the evening will be Dr. Perry P. convention will be given and a
Burnstine, who will be assisted moving picture entitled "Youth
by Dr. Robert Rosen, Sam J. Aliyah" or "The Return of the
Leve, Sam Raskin, Nathan Berke, Child to the Land of its Fathers"
Harold Harris, Maurice Borde- will be presented. All members
love, Leo Lippe, Isadore Burn- who have not already done so are
stine, George C. Parzen, Joseph urged to pay their dues immedi-
Snider, Dr. Kliger, . Frank ately to be eligible to attend the
Schwartz, Harold Letser, Allen luncheon.
Burns, Dave Gordon, and the rest
of the membership.

Republican Ticket

SHOLOM CHARITY CLUB
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Sholom Charity Club held
its first meeting of the season on
Monday evening, Oct. 19, at the
home of Mrs. Harry Litvin.
A membership drive will be in
progress during the next three
months. During this period all
new members entering the club
will not be taxed with the usual
nomination fee.
The first social meeting, which
all prospective members will at-
tend, will be held Nov. 5, at the
home of Mrs. David Wilbur, 4009
W. Grand Blvd.
Nomination of officers will be
held Nov. 12. Formal installation
of officers will be held Dec. 3.
The next meeting wil be held
on Thursday, Oct. 29, at the home
of the president, Mrs. Ben Weiner
of Cameron Ave.

Contribution to Scholarship
Fund of United He-
brew Schools

The United Hebrew Schools
wish to accept with thanks the re-
ceipt of contributions to the
scholarship fund from the follow-
ing:
Mr. and Mrs. William Sandler
of 2497 W. Euclid, one-half schol-
arship to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund.
Ben and Lou Cohen of 3154
Second Blvd. renewed their schol-
arship to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund.
"Mr. and Mrs. Anonymous of
Lawrence Ave." renewed their
scholarship to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund.
David Bernstein of 2666 Glen-
dale Ave., a contribution to the
scholarship fund of the United
Hebrew Schools, in memory of
Isis beloved wife, Sarah.
A scholarship pays for one
year's education of a child whose
parents are unable to pay for its
tuition fee.

ARGO

FURNACE OIL

LA 45oo

Educators Oppose
Three Amendments

Costume Party of
Rainbow Oct. 31

Purity Rainbow No. 12 is spon-
soring a Hallowe'en costume
Opposition to Amendments 2, party, at Mackenzie Union, 4847
3 and 4 which will appear on the Second Blvd., Saturday, Oct. 31,
ballots on Nov. 3 was evidenced at 9 p. m. Prizes will be offered
this week by the Michigan Edu- for the prettiest and funniest cos-
cation Association, which has re- tumes and refreshments and danc-
peatedly opposed the placing of ing will be among the main feat-
limitations on the State Consti- ures of the evening. Jeanette
tution. The association opposes London, chairman of the ticket
any further reduction of revenues committee, may be called at TO.
for school operation. The board 8-0545 for information. Alice
of directors of the association Ludin and Gertrude Grossman
recommends that the teachers of are assisting her. The decora-
the state and their friends vote tion committee, headed by Toba
"Yes" on Amendment 1 and vote Jackson, includes Edith Kosit,
"No" on Amendments 2, 3 and 4. Blanche Weiner, Barbara Suffrin,
Commenting on these amend- Millie Schutt' and Ann Rosenfeld.
ments, prominent educators this Lucille Kavanau is chairman of
the refreshments committee, with
week stated:
"Selfish interests—seeking to Agatha Ruben and Evelyn Burg.
eliminate the sales tax on foods The game committee is headed by
and to abolish the present Om- Lucille Bearman and her assist-
erty tax—not only would wreck ants are Virginia S. Lichtenstein,
Michigan's system of public edu- Mildred Brown, Evelyn Elkin and
cation, but would strike at the Billie Cugell. The hostess for the
very foundation of democracy and evening will be Millie Schuff and
would jeopardize civic liberties Barbara Suffrin. Jeanette Lon-
that every true American holds don will take tickets at the door.
sacred. With no thought as to , On Oct. 22, the first business
ultimate consequences, these sel- meeting was held under Leona
fish interest groups desire to Rosenberg. The popularity con-
escape from their share of sup- test has been postponed in order
port for governmental services, to allow more girls to enter. These
probably not realizing that they penny votes all go to the Jewish
are endangering personal rights Children's Home to pay for a
and educational opportunities that room in honor of Purity Lodge.
they would not knowingly sell at After the meeting, the public was
invited to the entertainment of-
any price.
The voters of Michigan have fered by Mittel More School of
a duty to rebuke these selfish in- Dancing, 8212 12th St. The pro-
terests at the polls in November. gram featured Jean Rubin, Helen
Of the four proposed amendments Goldstein, Dorothy Mills, Stan-
to the State Constitution to. be ley Siger, June -Zundell, Mary
voted upon, the Michigan Educa- Craig, Francis Block and Carmel
tion Association is opposed to English, all giving songs and
dances. Sally Greene, Marilyn
three.
"There is no valid reason why Davidson and Jean Rubin formed
property should not pay its rea- the dance trio; Francis Block and
sonable share of taxes, especially Stanley Siger, the chain dance.
since part of these taxs pay for Betty Lou Molone, toe danced.
police and fire protection and for Deborha Springer gave a recite-
other services and improvements tion; Gloria Rubin, song and
that increase the value of prop- dances. and Ann Rosenfield a
erty. Large industries, real estate piano recital. Refreshments were
speculators, and various money served.
interests, no longer required to
Borrah Minnevitch and his har-
pay taxes on their holdings, would
soon become a land aristocracy. monica-playing gang, one of the
highest-paid
troops in vaudeville,
Our forefathers came to this
country to escape from land aris- have been engaged to appear in a
20th Century-Fox film. Minnevitch
tocracies."
and his company rose to great suc-
cess in theatricals by playing
operatic as well as popular tunes.

Jacob
Silverman

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The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Announcement is made for the
held a Succoth party at the Tay- s i x t h anniversary dinner and
for and Woodrow Wilson Syna- dancing party of the First Cali-
gogue. Rabbi I. Stollman and cian Society of Detroit, on Sun-
Rabbi A. Kopestein of Chicago day evening, Oct. 25, in the social
were the principal speakers of hall of Congregation B'nai David
the evening.
The Sisters of Zion are spon-
soring their annual donor banquet
Nov. 22, at the Philadelphia-
Byron Hall. Mrs. .1. Kunin is
chairman.
For convenience to those who
want to make their plates there
will be a matinee Nov. 8 at Litt-
man's Theater. Mrs. Silverman is
chairman for this affair. Mrs. I.
Rosenthal is in charge of pledges.
Mrs. Subar is in charge of rum-
mage. For further information
call Ty. 6-5485 or To. 8-777).,

Contributions to
North End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Dr. Jacob Frank
of Chicago, Ill., from Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. L. Frank and Mrs.
Leon Frank.
In memory of Ira Robinson,
IRVING E. ADLER
from Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. Frank,
Mrs. Leon Frank and Mrs. Sam- Elmhurst and 14th, for members
uel A. Sloman.
of the society and friends. Those
In memory qf Arthur Lucks of who have attended these annual
Washington, D. C., from Mr. and parties know they are unusually
Mrs. H. J. L. Frank and Mrs. enjoyable, as the committee in
Leon Frank.
charge spares no efforts in its
In memory of Mrs. Hugo A. plans to please all who attend.
Freund from Sauel Frank, Ralph
Tickets can be obtained has
A. Meyer and Mrs. Samuel A. Irving E. Adler, president, 3002
Sloman.
• Clairmount Ave., and can also be
In memory of Adolph Freund secured . from members of the so-
from Samuel Frank and Mrs. ciety, at 91.30 per person. Henry
Samuel A. Sloman.
Fenster is chairman in charge of
In memory of Samuel A. Ro- the party and Mr. Adler is in
senberg from Mrs. Samuel A. charge of ticket sales.
SI
The First Galician Society is
In memory of Mrs. Karl Fech- now planning the erection of a
heimer from Mrs. Samuel A. filo- new home, having secured a site
man.
on Davison Ave., between Dexter
For the Supplementary Medical and Wildemere Ayes. Construe-
Assistance Fund for Children: in Lion will start in the near future.
memory of Ted Kaufman from
The present officers of the so-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson; in ciety are: Irving E. Adler, presi-
memory of Mrs. Hugo A. Freund dent; Morris Indianer, vice-presi-
from Mrs. Milton Sloman; in dent; Edwin Rothenberg, record-
memory of Joseph Gerson from ing secretary; Irving Keifer fi-
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson.
nancial secretary; Rubin Teicher,
George Wauldron,
The Three Stooges are back in treasurer;
sergeant-at-arms;
Jacob Ai o h r
Hollywood after a four-months
personal appearance tour in East- inner guard.,
ern cities. The Stooges are three
J. Edward Bromberg, who was
fine Yiddishe boys, Larry Fine,
Eddie Cantor was the winner in Moe 'Toward and Jerry Howard, imported from Broadway to play
a Young Men's Christian Associa- and they are well-known for their strictly character parts in the
ISAAC GOLDMAN
contributions of talent to Jewish movies, is cast in his second ro-
of 3775 Waverly Ave., 78 years tion popularity contest . . . The t benefit shows for charitable insti- mantic role in a 20th Century-
old, died on Oct. 16. Funeral Y. M. C. A. rated him the bee tutions. Fox feature.
service were held on Oct. 18 with performer •
interment in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Ilershman
and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar offic-
iating. He is survived by three
sons, Morse of Detroit, Max H.
of Los Angeles and Fred of To-
ledo and four daughters, Mildred,
Mrs. C. D. Mishy, Mrs. B. C.
Love and Mrs. 0. R. Blumberg.

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Preformed

BARBARA RUTH ASHERSON
of 2949 Sturtevant Ave., 6 years

Monuments of Character

old, died on Oct. 19. Funeral
services were held on Oct. 20 with
interment in Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi Leo M. Frank-
lin officiating. She is survived
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Asherson.

HIRSCH SAPER3TEIN

of l'237 Delmar, 68 years old,
died on Oct. 16. Funeral serv-
ices were held on Oct. 18 with
interment in Machpelah Ceme-
tery, Rabbi Schechter officiating.
I He is survived by his wife, Abri-
gajl.

Manuel Urbacb

Oranlie toot Nnrbi.

Xf•otnent.

7729 TWELFTH ST.

ICCCLID 111111

Rev. Cantor
DAVID

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COWAN'S SERVICES IN
DEMAND
Jerome Cowan is all excited
about his career in the movies. Ile [
wants to become established as film
actor, but offers in the past week
from New York stage show pro-
ducers are providing great temp-
tation. Cowan was starring in
Spewacks' "Boy Meets Girl' on
Broadway before Samuel Goldwyn
secured his services for motion pic-
tures.

Prenzlauer Bridge
Tuesday, Nov. 10

Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
announces a dessert bridge to take
place Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 12:30,
at Fy fe's auditorium on Woodwar d
Ave. Tickets can be obtained from

Drora - Kadimah Luncheon-
Bridge Nov. 4

A luncheon-bridge, sponsored
by the Drora-Kadimah group of
the l'ioneer Women's Organiza-
tion, is to be held at R. II,
Fyfe's Auditorium on Wednesday,
Nov. 4, at 12:30 p. m.
The chairman for this occasion
is Mrs. Edith Lipson, with the
following as co-workers: Mes-
dames B. Rossen, David Ginsberg,
J. Hirschman, E. Cabot, R. Levine
and M. Rubinstein; Mesdames C.
Marks and Y. •andy are in
charge of tickets.

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Nathan Strauss Democratic Executives

SPONSOR

Pre-Election Rally

For Good Government and the Democratic Party

Monday Evening, October 26, at 8 P. M.'

LITTMAN'S PEOPLE'S THEATER

8210 12TH ST. Corner Seward

MRS. MEYER FINKEL

Mrs. David Pollack, chairman, Tr.
2-2448; Mrs. Joseph Rose, Euclid
0-0222 and Mrs. Morris Stoller,
Tr. 2-6501, co-chairmen, There will
be prizes for each table.
The money raised will go to the
Malvina Klein Memorial Fund, for
tonsilectomy cases.
An enthusiastic board meeting
was held Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Fannie Strauss, 2707
Webb Ave.,
hairman of the donor
liich takes place Dec. 1,
which
at the Statler Hotel.
Mrs. Meyer Finkel, chairman of
rummage, reported that the store
for rummage is open and the la-
dies are busy making their quotas.
Call Mrs. Finkel, To. 6-4136; Mrs.
George Cohen, To. 8-4963, or Mrs.
Eva Ellenstein, Tr. 2-2281, for in-
formation,
Mrs. Rose Goldberg, chairman
of the bridge committee, To. 7-2171,
will be glad to hear from the ladles
who wish to give card parties.

Galician Society's
Junior Hadassah
Anniversary Dinner
Tea Dance Nov. 8
on Sunday Evening

OBITUARY

Rev, Castor

•

Donor Luncheon of Sisters
of Zion Mizrachi on
Nov. 22

PAG a IVE

1■ 111N,

Membership Campaign to be Cli-
mused by Gala Social Function

The outstanding feature of the
membership campaign of Junior
Iladassah will be in the form of a
tea dance to be held on Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 8, from 3 to 6, at
the Detroit Leland Hotel, This af-
fair will be limited to paid-up
members only, and it is suggested
that all young Jewish women from
the ages of 18 upwards who wish
to affiliate themselves with the
worthwhile projects of this organ-
ization and who wish to avail
themselves of the privilege of at-
tending this unique and enjoyable
social affair, communicate with
Sophie B. Schwartz, president of
the organization, Euclid 8292-W,
or Miss Bertha Yackness, co-chair-
man of the membership committee,
Townsend 6-5290,
Miss Esther Etkin, chairman of
the tea dance, announces that as a
special attraction the music of
Johnny Akins and his Bonny
Brook Country Club orchestra has
been engaged for the afternoon.
Several hundred eligible young
men are being sent invitations to
this affair. Admission will be by
paid-up membership card and In-
vitation only.
At a recent meeting of the mem-
bership committee, Miss Bertha
Yackness, co-chairman of the com-
mittee, announced that in addition
to the tea dance, extensive plans
are under consideration for an in-
tensive membership campaign. As
one of these plans it was decided
that the general membership of
the organization is to be divided
into groups of 12 members, each
group to be sponsored by ■ cap-
tain, whose duty it will be to ac-
quaint each member of her group
with each other at a series of so-
cial gatherings, at which time they
will be familiarized with the pro-
jects and undertakings of Junior
Hadassah and will be assigned to
the work of the committee in which
they are most interested.
Miss Pauline Barahal, chairman
of the cultural committee, an-
nounces that the idea which was
inaugurated last year of monthly
Palestinean night gatherings, will
be continued this season. The first
affair of this naturb will take
place on Thursday, Oct. 29, at
Miss Bambara home, 2496 Blaine,
at which time a discussion of cur-
rent events in Palestine and its re-
lation to Junior Hadassah projects
will be held, in addition to a social
evening. All members and pros-
pects are invited.
Plans for the annual Thanks-
giving night dance have been defi-
nitely put into action, according to
Miss Ann Brooks, chairman of the
affair. The fountain ballroom at
the Masonic Temple has been pro-
cured. The proceeds will go to
make up the quota of the organi-
zation to be sent to Palestine to
maintain various institutions sup-
ported there.
Marvin Kahn and his orchestra
will provide the music.
Tickets may be secured at the
weekly Wednesday night meetings
at the home of Miss Sophie B.

GENERAL PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED

NO CHARGE

FRITZ KUHN'S APPEAL TO NAZIS
IN U. S. IN BEHALF OF LANDON
REPUDIATED BY GERMANS HERE

The German-American League
for Culture, an avowed anti-Nazi
organization composed of German-
Americans, on Thursday after-
noon issued a statement through
the Detroit Jewish Chronicle re-
pudiating Fritz Kuhn's appeal to
the Germans of this country to
vote for Governor Landon be-
cause they consider him more
friendly to Adolf Hitler.
Without taking sides in the poli-
tical battle for the presidency,
the German-American League for
Culture declares that Fritz Kuhn
speaks only for a handful of Ger-
man-Americans who are inbued
with Nazi ideas and maintains
that the vast number of Ameri-
cans with German descent have
no such affiliations.
The statement was made by
Anton Jacobs of 2121 Gratiot
Ave., president of the Detroit
chapter of the German-American
League for Culture, as well as the
midwestern conclave of this or-
ganization. Hugo Miller is secre-
tary of the Detroit branch.
The statement issued by Mr.
Jacobs follows:
"Endorsement of Landon for
President by Mr. Fritz Kuhn, head
of the German-American Yolks-
bund, formerly Friends of New
Germany, the Nazi affiliate in the
United States, was undoubtedly
performed in accordance with th e
Nazi wishes of the rulers of Ger-
many. This organization Is di-
rectly under the leadership and
instructions of Hitler's foreign
office. Mr. Kuhn recently returned
from Germany which he visited
during the Olympic games at
which time he had an Interview
with Adolf Hitler.
"But it would be entirely wrong
to conclude that this endorsement
represents the sentiments of all
the German speaking people of
the United States. Mr. Kuhn's or-
ganization has been dwindling in
the past two years. In the city of
Detroit, which Is the headquarters
of the National organization, the
membership is no more than 45.
Nationally there has been a con
responding decline, which is a re'
flection of the growing anti-Nazi
sentiment among the German
people due to first hand informa-
tion of the bad plight of the Ger-
man people.
The manner in which Fritz
Kuhn makes his endorsement, dis-
regards, in true Nazi fashion, any
Democratic procedure. It has the
"Fuehrer" (leader) mania, not-
withstanding the fact that he is
living in a Democratic country.
"The press report of this en-
dorsement is important only be-

Schwartz, 1947 Gladstone Ave.

B'nai David Y. P. S.

The Young Peoples Society of
Con:••egation B'nai David will of-
ficially resume activities for the
new season at its meeting next
evening, .r.0 0c m ts . .E,im
27 ah t utr, he t

' ' e C nn
u d e::.1 14th
:Y e Sts. Election of o RI-
cers will be held and all members
are urged to attend and resume
their activities.
The diarhaiic coach announces I
that the dramatic group will fusel
Lion aoain and characters will be
cast for the first play. The Y.
P. S. will be responsible for one 1
of the late Friday evening gath-
erings each month through the
winter season.
.. Coed morning, Biro-Bidjan," is i
ONE OF SIX new body styles has been added to and Is built on a 122-Inch wheelbase chassis. Jumbo
size luggage space Is provided In the tall of this
the greeting you rt. when you
BUICk'll lines for 1937 In fhb plain-back Series 40
Spinal five passenger, four door sedan. It has a I smart new model. It Is one of the lower priced ears
tslephone the American Committee
of the four Buick 1937 Ilnea.
1^6borsepower, valve-Is-head, straight eight engine
e•- . h. Settlement of Jews in Biro-
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cause it shows the kinship of
Fascist forces in the United States
with those in Germany, But it Is
entirely out of proportion to the
organizational strength and in-
fluence of Mr. Kuhn's organiza-
tion.
"The undersigned German or-
volution, which is dedicated to
the purpose of combatting Nazism
in the United States is not •
political organization nor has it
taken any stand with respect to
the candidates for President, but
it feels it is its duty to make
known the true situation as to
the lack of importance of Mr.
Kuhn, his organization and hit
endorsement."

Miss Beryl Jacobs Delegate
to Convention of Coun-
cil Juniors

The Detroit chapter of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
auxiliary of the National Council
of Jewish Women, will send its
president, Miss Beryl Jacobs, as a
delegate to the Ohio State con-
ference in Cincinnati. Miss Isa-
belle Levin was chosen alternate
and will accompany Miss Jacobs
to the convention on Oct. 24
and 25,
The Junior Council held its
fir - ' meeting on Oct. 11, at 89
Rowena, and had as guest speaker
Miss Sylve Goodman, who re-
viewed Margaret Mitchell's novel,
"Gone With the Wind." Mrs.
Nieman, senior advisor, talked to
the girls.
Arrangements are being made
for the forthcoming meeting to
be held in the form of a fashion
show in connection with the mem-
bership drive.

Florence Kay Features New
Fall Millinery

An unusual showing of new .1

fall millinery awaits the inspec-

tion of milady at the shop of Mrs.
Florence Kay Ernest, 602 Capi-
tol Theater Bldg. Mrs. Ernest
is particularly conscientious in
aell•ng hats that match one's per-
sonality and with that thought
uppermost in her mind is carrying
• wide selection of new and cus-
tom-made hats. Remodeling of
old hats is also done by experts.
Mrs. Ernest Is well known to
Detroit women by virtue of long
association with the Florice and
Sax Shops on Washington Blvd.
where she has been employed the
past 15 years.
•

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Oct. 25—Home Relief Dinner Dance,
Oct. 25—$5 Donor Dinner of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivah Beth Judah.
Oct. 25-17th annual ball of European Jewish Women's
Welfare Organization, at Book-Cadillac Lotel.
Oct. 27—Council Membership tea.
Oct. 28—Hadassah Roll of Honor Rally.
Oct. 28—Membership dessert tea of the Women's Auxiliary
of United Hebrew Schools at Statler Hotel, at 1:30 P. M.
Oct. 28.—Bridge luncheon of North Woodward Branch of
European Welfare Organization.
Oct. 31—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 1—Silver jubilee celebration of Hebrew Ladies' Aid
Society at the Phalanx Club.
Nov. 2—Detroit section, National Council of Jewish Women
at 2:30 p. m., at Temple Beth El. Dorothy Detzer, speaker.
Nov. 4—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek evening lecture, with
Nov. 4—Drora-Kadimah P. W. 0. luncheon bridge at Fyfe's
auditorium, at 12:30 P. M.
Nov. 4-11adassah's annual complimentary luncheon to paid-
up members at•Jewish Community Center.
Nov. 8—Silver jubilee celebration of Hebrew Ladies' Aid
Society.
Dorothy Fuldheim as speaker.
Nov. 8—Evening concert of Music Study Club.
Nov. 10—Donor luncheon of Goodwill Searing Circle.
Nov. 15—Second annual grape festival of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
Nov. 18—Dinner dance of Aescu%alan Ladies' Auxiliary at
Northwood Inn.
Nov. 22—Sisters of Zion Mizrachi Donor Luncheon, at the
Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
Nov. 24—Zedakah Donor Luncheon.
Nov. 26-30—Sixth annual Young Israel Mid-West Confer-
ence at Statler Hotel.
Nov. 26—Thanksgiving Night dance of Detroit unit of
Junior Hadassah, Masonic.,Temple, 8:30 p. m.
Nov. 28, 29, 30 and Dec. 1--Sixth annual bazaar of Sister-
hood of Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Dec. 1—Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid annual event.
Dec. 2—Neugarten Sunshine Club annual luncheon,
Dec. G.—Banquet of Molly Seigel Auxiliary of Jewish Con-
sumptive Relief Society of Denver, at Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
Dec. 8—Hadassah Roll of Honor affair,
Dec. 13—Annual Chanukah ball of Sister of Congregation
B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 10--Junior Jewish National Fund seventh annual dance
at Statler hotel.
Jan. 12.—Donor luncheon of Northwood branch of Euro-
pese% Jewish Women's Welfare Organon.
Jan. 27—Annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxiliary of
United llebrew Schools_
Feb. 14—Third anneal donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.