January 1, 1937

ThEnfirRORIEWIRraiRONKIA

PAGE EIGHT

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

S ynagogues Join
Detroiters Take
Mizrachi Jubilee
Part in Conclave
The
Mizrachi
anniversary
of Jr. Hadassah banquet which Is 25th
to take place on

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Appeal for' Material
Of Late Dr. Sokolow

PALESTINE'S FLOWER OF YOUTH

Jr. Congregation
of Shaarey Zedek

It is proposed to issue a com-
At the services of the Junior
plete edition of the works of Work in Colonies Helped With Funds of Labor Campaign Congregation at Shaarey Zedek
the late Dr. Nahum Sokolow.
held on Saturday, Dec. 26, the Per-
With this end in view we are
ion of the Law was reviewed by
anxious to collect all relevant
Sins Ruth Gotlieb and the selec-
letters, manuscripts and other
ion from the Prophets by bliss
documents, whether political or
Sylvia Firestone. David Crohn
private in character. We would
officiated as cantor.
therefore appeal to all individu-
On Jan. 2, the resume will be
als, societies or other bodies
delivered by Miss Miriam Zieve
who may have in their posses-
and the Prophetical Portion by
sion such material of the late
Miss Evelyn Pearlman.
Dr. Sokolow, to be good enough
The Shaarey Zedek Junior Con-
to send them to the following
gregation invites everyone between
address: bliss Celina Sokolow,
the ages of 12 and 20 to attend
43 Compayne Gardens, London,
its Sabbath morning services.
N. W. 6, England.
Letters and documents sent
to us will be carefully preserved
and will, after copying, be re-
turned if so desired.
Wan the First of Jewish College
It is earnestly hoped that all
Football Stars
concerned will assist us in this
work of preserving for posterity
CHICAGO
(WNS) - Clarence
the literary legacy left by the
"Truck" Ilershberger, the first of
late Dr. Sokolow.
the long line of great Jewish col-
Yours faithfully,
legiate football stars, is dead here
CELINA SOKOLOW,
at the age of GO. liershberger, a
SELIG BRODETSKY
brilliant triple-threat halfback on
SIMON RAVIDOVICZ
the University of Chicago team in
1898, was the first Middle West-
erner named to Walter Camp's All-
American 11. Ilershbergkr com-
mitted suicide. Ile had been suffer-
ing from a nervous breakdown.
Sire. Tom Miller and daughter, tinily,

A large delegation of Detroitera, Sunday evening, Jan. 31, at the
under the leadership of Miss Shaarey Zedek, is receiving en.
Sophie Blanche Schwartz, the operation from all synagogues of
president of the Detroit unit of Detroit.
Congregation Beth Tefila Eman-
Junior Hadassah, participated in
the deliberations of the Junior uel reserved 10 tables for 100 per-
Hadassah convention in Washing. sona. Congregation Bnai Moshe,
ton, D. C., the early part of the
week.
Reiterated declarations that an
analytical knowledge of Jewish
history and contemporary affairs
is the most important equipment
for the young Jew today formed
the keynote of the deliberations
during the four-day convention,
in the Mayflower Hotel. One thou-
sand delegates from 40 states took
part in the discussions, but the
delegation was augmented by sev-
eral thousand when addresses
were made by prominent Jewish
leaders. This was the largest con-
vention held by the organization.
One of the important resolutions
passed by the convention was di-
rected to the British Royal Com-
:Ales:on now investigating condi-
tions in Palestine. The resolution,
which will be sent to the Jewish
Agency for submission to the
board of inquiry, calls attention to
the spread of anti-Semitism
and Mr. and Men Milton Miller of De-
throughout the world. Charging
troit anent a few dam. with relativOl In
this city.
that the Mandatory Government
has given insufficient' co-operation
Mre. Nate Meitner Is In Cleveland
to the Jews in their effort to de-
where she wan called on account of the
111.0 of her mother.
velop Palestine, the resolution
Will Celebrate His 80th Birthday
LOUIS DANN
urges the Commission to make
on Jan. 2
Mrs Morrie Goldberg and her eon,
Congregation
Bnai
Zion,
Congre-
recommendations that will "facili-
Joel, left Monday morning for Tutus,
Dean of American cartoonists.
Aria, where the latter will attend tolusol
tate the construction building of gation Beth Shmuel and Chevra next
year.
Born at Madison, Ohio. Left school
Palestine for all sections of the Mishna Ugmoro of the Tuxedo
at 14. Worked in a newspaper for
Talmud Torah reserved 25 plates • Mims Eileen 111rseheeld woe Justus to
copulation."
TO guests at a tea at the Bay City Coun-
two years. Came to New York in
each. Congregation Mishkan Israel try
Club, on Monday afternoon.
Declaring that the everydaly has reserved two tables for 20
1873 where he sold his first humor-
activities
of
an
organized
group,
Dr.
M.
Werehow
of
Detroit
Wu
the
persons. Beth Moses and Young
ous sketches. Decided to adopt art
TUNE IN .. .
such as card parties, teas and Israel have reserved single tables guest of Mies Mini Ilirechneld and Mil.
This
photograph
shows
one
of
the
children
of
the
Pioneers
as a profession. Was on art staff
ton Hirschfield on Sunday.
We are participating with
luncheons, are the means to • for 10 persona each.
settled in a cooperative colony in Palestine. The work of the co- of Leslie's Weekly for three years.
1847 Rogers Bros. In pre-
larger end and undeserving of tile
Mrs George Kahn, Sybil Kahn, Sher-
during
operatives
is
carried
on
with
funds
gathered
by
the
United
Pal-
Became famous as leading artist
At
this
banquet,
Louis
Dann
will
Kahn and Mrs. Abe Roman were
senting a thrilling new
approbrium often attached no be honored as one of the founders man
■
further of Puck for 18 years. Joined
estine Appeal, and their social and health agencies are
series of radio broad-
them, Miss Sulamith Schwartp, of local Mizrachi. He has been affi- week-end Omit°. in Detroit.
financed by the Gewerkschaften (Labor campaign). The Detroit
Ilearat's New York Journal in
Mrs Stan aroulight of Detroit mein+
casts. You'll like the
' rmer president of Junior Hedo- liated with Mizrachi movement
a few days with relative. in thin city. Gewerkochaften campaign for • quota of $15,000 is now in progress. 1899 as humorous and political
Musical Corners. It dra-
nists pointed out that such activ1- since its inception.
cartoonist. His caricatures during
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Max
Kuhn
have
as
their
matizes in music out.
.13 on the part of the Junior
Mr. Dann is chairman of syna- goat. their mother, Mts. 0. Shapiro
the McKinley-Bryan campaign of
standing events through
jladassah membership, translated gogue and speakers committee.
of Cleveland.
1900 drew wide attention. Illus-
the wizardry of Joie'
into their final terms, means a rej.
Among
the
inspiring
events
as
a
trated the works of Mark Twain
Mr. and acre. IL F. Anthony had as
Cherniavoly's orchestra.
fsge in Palestine for oppressed preparation for this banquet, their
week-end guest. theirsistern. the
and
Peter Dunn (Mr. Dooley), Fa-
Take advantage of the re-
Every Sunday afternoon,
Jews, the drilling of wells in a M'laveh Malkas will be held every Mieees Harriett, Rose, and Helen Rosen-
mous as comic strip creator. Father
duced prices during this
land that lay neglected for thot- Saturday night. The next lit'laveh berg.
Will
Be
Marked
by
International
of
Happy
Hooligan, Alphonse and
from 4:30 to 5
sands of years, the rebuilding
event as there will be an
Malkah will take place at Congre-
Gaston and many other cartoon
Radio Hook-up and
a country into a modern, thrivin gation Bnai Moshe, Lawrence at
Station WWJ
characters
that amused two gen-
increase in future factory
Maurice Levin Heads Ad-
Birthday Party
land.
Dexter. The chairman of the eve-
erations of youngsters. Is now in
prices.
At a huge mass meeting D
visory Board of Jewish
ning will be Rabbi Moses Fisher.
retirement,
and leading a philoso-
A "National Birthday Party"
Stephen S. Wise, rabbi of t
pher's life.
Cantor A. Rosenfeld will sing ap-
National Fund
to be held simultaneously in more 1(.0P/right. 1937. ny &hen Arta Feature
Free Synagogue of New York an propriate songs. Rabbi I. Stedman
Only one more week remains Is which
than 200 cities throughout the
syndicate)
:resident of the Zionist Organiz
will speak and Daniel Temchin, to complete plane for the annual Pink
NEW YORK.-A national ad- United States and Canada will
ball whith wilt take place in the Jewish
`ion of America, challenged t
chairman of the banquet, will give Community
Center es Saturday night. visory council of the Jewish Na- celebrate the 79th birthday of
Nomination of Officers of
British Royal Commission to bog. a brief talk.
Ruanlan number. will be presented by
Dorothy sad Jimmy Young. Mlu Nits tional Fund has been formed and Mrs, Hannah G. Solomon of Chi-
eott the Arab witnesses if the lac-
J. W. E. W. 0. Monday,
Campbell Lesley will also sing. Asaist• will begin functioning imme- cago, founder of National Council
Jewelry and Watch Repairing.
'or insist on boycotting the in-
Ing Mrs. Joseph Ilimelhoch and Mrs.
of Jewish Women, "Founder's
Jan. 4
Diamond Setting while you wait
Hyman Leavitt with the arrangements diately under the chairmanship
wiry.
Day" will be celebrated simul-
re the following: Tickets, Mrs. George of Maurice Levin, president of
"The Jewish witnesses befotie Vacation Trips Given Youths • Ksvanau,
Mrs George Kahn, Mr. starry
taneously
with
the
44th
anniver-
Schick and Packard Electric Razors at Big Savings
Ilearn's
Department
Store.
The
A special meeting of the Jew-
the Commission have spoken in of Jewish Children's Home Feldmna, Mrs. S. Z. Fineberg, Mrs. Jo-
seph Smith, Mre. Jack Rabin and function of the national council sary of the national organization
ish Women's European Welfare
open session for the whole world
Highest prices paid for Old Gold and Diamonds
Mrs. Morrie Gold, decoration., will be to co-operate with the
which according to Mrs. Arthur Organization will be held Monday,
to hear," Dr, Wise said. "But if
.
Mrs.
llimelhoch
and
Mrs
Feldman:
re
A number of vacation trips and
national administration of the Brin of Minneapolis, president, Jan, 4, at Congregation Bnai
Mew William Lewitt and Men.
Have Your Eyes Examined by Our Optometrist
the Arabs of Palestine refuse to parties have been enjoyed by the froahmenta.
Leo Hiner: entertainment: Mrs, Gold.
Keren Kayemeth in this country has a membership of over 40,000 Moshe, Dr:LW-711yd, and Levrence
testify publicly they ought not to boys and girls of the Children's
Mrs. Louie Lebstere home on Garland
women in the United States and Ave.
was the neene of an animated gather- in the task of arousing American
be heard at all. The Commission Home during the school holiday St.
ing Wednenday. when 60 women of Jewry to a full realization of the Canada.
Arrangements will be made for
must not and dare not invite a period.
Hadasuh attended the Chanukah pro-
decisive
importance
of
the
Pal-
The climax of the gala celeb
the donor luncheon and bridge for
at the name time contributing
few Arabs for private conferences;
OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 6 P. M.
Truly encouraging the festival gram,
onerously to the clothing shower for estine land problem to the speedy tions held throughout Janus
Sunday,
Feb. 21, at the Jewish
that hearing must be public, in spirit that only a school holiday the Youth Aliyah protect. The garments upbuilding of the Jewish Na-
Center, Holbrook and Woodward
the sight of the whole world. I can inspire, the management of the will be sent to Palestine to provide for tional Home. The council will will be an international rad
broadcast
on
Jan.
11,
the
date
the newest refugees transferred there.
Ave.
cannot believe the Commission will Home and its many friends saw to Opening the Chenukah program. Aire hold its first session on Sunday
Mrs. Solomon's birthdaY, in whl
The first nomination of newoffi-
stoo
p to the shame of having it that the vacation days were Joseph 8Izoleet rend 'The Blueing of the afternoon, Dec. 27, at Hotel As- 17 women from seven countri
Light... after which the meeting was
cers for the new term will also
secre t meetings with Arab leaderss. crammed full of fun for the occu- addreneed
by both Rabbi O. Z. Fineberg tor, New York, it was announced
in
Europe,
the
United
States
an
take
place.
if the Arabs boycott the Commis- pants of the home.
and Rabbi Elmer nergAT. Rabbi Flee- by Dr. Israel Goldstein, president
Canada, will take part. The au).
talked on the meaning of the festi-
sion the Commission should boy-
Among the many interesting berg
of the Jewish National Fund.
val and Rabbi Berger spoke of noted
ject
of
the
broadcast
will
Young Men's Jewish Associ-
cott them and say the Arabs are events that took place, an outing Jewinh women. eepecially eulogizing Mine
On Jan. 2, 1937, the Jewish Na-
afraid to speak what is in their at Belle Isle was given on Dec. Henrietta Szold, organiser of Hadaseah, tional Fund will enter the 35th "Women's Place in World Proi
ation to Present Play
whom. 76th birthday
anniversary will be
ress Today." It will be heard v or
St
minds."
24 for the younger children, trans- celebrated Dec. over a national tem.& year of its activities, the fund a coast-to-coast hook-up over e
in March
Contrasting the women of a portation being arranged by Mrs. rapt.
Blue
Network
of
the
Nations'
report of the Saving been established by a reso-
[nye
Mrs.
Lebster
an
quarter of a century ago with Irwin I. Cohn who donated her donor tea In whirls ehe announced that lution of the Fifth Zionist Con- Broadcasting Company, f r ern
The
early
part of March has
Flint chapter had the honor of being gress in 1902.
those of today, Mrs. Edward car. The same day, the older chil- the
4:30 to 5:30 p. m. Eastern Stand- been selected by the Y. M. J. A.
the nut chapter in the country to over-
Jacobs, president of Senior Hades- dren visited the Ford Rotunda suherrihe the Youth Allyah quota.
ard Time.
of
Detroit
for
the presentation of
Events of the future which were an•
sah, declared that they have where they gathered much inter-
The celebrations sponsored py the play "Bloon on the Moon."
Include the January meetinc
changed their attitude toward so- esting and enlightening informa- flounced
when Minn Frieda Yullan, an executive
This dramatic effort of the organ-
the
Council
Sections
through°
t
front national Hadenaah headquarter,
tion.
cial service.
this country and Canada will to e ization portrays the fight being
speak: the infant welfare benellt
At the close of the mass meet-
A gala time was experienced by will
made by the Jewish people for
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi Is Known for his R
party In February: the sliver jubilee
NEW YORK.-At a reception the form in most communities
h Work
ing
Miss
Brachah
Zfirah,
interpre-
In March. when Hadanaah celebrate. S5
the
children
the
following
Tues-
existence in the Old World.
realized a sum of $1,000 from the
at
Hotel
Edison,
in
honor
of
M.
in Varicose Veins
city-wide meetings to which re
yearn of AellV0 nervIce.
the
singer,
and
Nachum
Nardi,
day
when
a
marionette
show
was
donor dinner given recently, it is
Ilinieture orange grove. were utilized Giloni, the general secretary of resentatives of leading wome
8
Dr. Maurice Floch, criminal-
Dr. Adolph A. Schmier, who 10 composer-pianist, who are here presented as the entertainment fea- an a decorative theme for the tea table. the National Labor Union of Pal- organizations will be invited 0 ogist of the Detroit House of Cor-
announced by the organization's
the Palestine prof auto
years ago left for New York to from Palestine, gave a recital of ture of a party given by the Coun- Indicating
president, Mrs. Taube Segal.
estine, it was decjded to launch listen to a presentation of wo
rection, spoke before the Y. M. J.
The affalr WednendaY wan under the
cil of Jewish Women, Juniors. bliss nupervininn of the Palmitin° PUPPIIPP t campaign in America.
Important business will be trans- specialize in orthopedic surgery, Oriental olk-music.
en's work today by outstandi g A. members and their guests,
Cable messages from bliss Hen- Kate Pantzer was in charge of the committee headed by Mrs Nathan
acted at the next meeting, to be has returned to Detroit, and
Among the representatives of exponents of various phases
Sunday, Dec. 20, Dr. Floch's topic
Finkelstein. •
many
organizations
that
"The Present Trends and Tenden-
held at 1 p. re. on Tuesday, Jan. 5, has opened his offices in the Eaton rietta Scold of Jeruslaem, 76-year- arrangements.
the Council's program.
h e
Thirty children were fascinated
cy of Crime."
greeted Mr. Giloni, were Dr.
at Assembly Hall, Twelfth and Tower. While in the east he be old founder of Senior Hadassah,
Dance
Planned
by
n
All
new
members
enrolled
Purim
froMbleier
Shfeyah,
the
children's
by
the
mechanism
and
modern
Louis
I.
Newman,
Jacob
de
Haas,
Atkinson. Mrs. Segal invites mem-
Dr. Jules Goldsmith presented
the Chicago section since ti
village In Palestine maintained by equipment of the United Dairies Junior congregation and
B. Ziff, Joseph Beder, opening of the present season w
bers and friends to attend this
a humorous skit, Dr. Goldsmith
Junior Iladassah and from Rabbi plant during their inspection tour
loseph Beer, A. Zweiban. The be special guests of Mrs. Solom
meeting.
recently returned from Milwaukee
Student
Council
Israel Goldstein, president of the on Dec. 30. Through the courtesy
-where he was the guest of the
.hairman of the evening was at the luncheon to be held in h
Jewish National Fund, were read of Mr. Weiss, general manager of
honor in Chicago preceding the dean of the Dental College.
A Purim dance is being planned Mordecai Danzis.
at the convention.
the company, cars were furnished
Evening Schools to Reopen
The afternoon's program was
broadcast. Mrs. Solomon, who
Rabbi Edward L. Israel, of liar for transporting the children to by the Junior Congregation and
by Dr. J. Jackman. Mor-
Monday, Jan. 4
Sinai Congregation, Baltimore, and from the home. Luncheon was the Student Council of the Sunday New Group at Center to with Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, Miss arranged
ris Pasteur introduced the speak-
Md., contrasted Communism and served the children at the plant. School of Shaarey Zedek. Many Listen to Recorded Music Henrietta Szold, and a group of ers to the audience.
other
outstanding
women,
organ-
features
appropriate
for
the
occa-
Detroit public evening schools
Zionism, declaring that the former
Next, Greenfeild Village was
Bowling Monday nights at the
ized the National Council of Jew-
reopen for the winter term of 12
does not respect minorities unless visited on Dec. 31, by the chil- sion are being arranged by the
A group of young men and ish Women in 1893, will speak on Oriole Recreation, swimming, bas-
weeks on Monday. Jan. 4, at 7 p. m.
they are willing to sacrifice indi- dren, Mrs. Cohn again donating committee.
ketball
and badminton at North-
women
are
planning
to
meet
week-
"The
First
National
Jewish
Wom-
The
date
Pet
for
this
affair,
Schools will number 18 and there
vidual characteristics and adapt her car for the trip.
ly at the Jewish Community Cen-
Organization in the United ern High gym on Tuesday nights,
will be 60 extension centers. New
themselves to the Communist pat-
According to the participants of which may be made an annual ter to listen to fine recorded music. en's
is
on
the
Y. M. J. A. program.
States."
event,
is
Saturday
evening,
Feb.
enrollments will be Taken in alt
tern, while Zionism subscribes to these occasions, the vacation will
In charge of this group will be
Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, one of the
schools on Monday evening and in
the democratic ideal of individual long bes remeinhered as a real holi- 20, at 8:30 o'clock. The social hall
Minnie
Perrin
who
was
associated
Henry
M.
Rose Opens Flow-
of
the
synagogue
will
be
the
scene
first presidents of the National
the high schools on Monday and
development.
day.
of the activities. Already indica- with a similar group at the Hillel organization, and also first presi- er Shop at 9430 Woodward
Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p. m.
Maurice Samuel, writer and lec-
Foundation
in
Ann
Arbor
and
who
tions point to a most successful
dent of the New York section will
Classes will begin meetings at once
turer on Palestinian problems, dis-
hopes to have a good response here broadcast from New York.
on Wednesday evening and as
cussed the question of Arab-Jew- Tau Epsilon Rho Hears Talk evening.
Henry M. Rose, the well-known
in Detroit. Miss Perrin studied un-
rapidly as they can be formed aft.
Principal speakers from this florist, has opened a new floral
ish relations.
on Workmen's Com-
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood der Glen McGoegh at the Uniiver- country who will be guests of shop
erwards.
The delegates adopted a budget
which will be identified as
pensation
sity of Michigan. The group will honor at city-wide functions ar-
All of the regular program of
of $75,500 for the Junior liadas-
Luncheon on Jan. 11
be informal and will listen and ranged by Council Sections in Rose's Flowers, located at 9430
more than 200 courses will be of-
sah Palestinian projects and for
Woodward
Ave., next door to the
learn to enjoy to such composi- various parts of the country in-
At the last meeting of the De-
fered covering the commercial,
the Jewish National Fund, Zionist
Alhambra Theater. In making this
The annual membership lunch-
technical, and academic field in
land-purchasing agency in Pales- troit graduate chapter of Tau eonette of the Sisterhood of Shaa- tions as Brahm's 1st, Krietzers dude Mrs. Chapman Catt, inter- announcement Mr. Rose also makes
secondary education, and grade
tine, after hearing annual reports Epsilon Rho fraternity, held at the rey Zedek will be held on Mon- Sonatoa, Bach, Beethoven and mod- nationally known peace leader, known the fact that he now has
DR. ADOLPH A. SCHMIER
ern themes.
work, English for the foreign born,
by national chairmen. The items home of Joseph Aller, 3277 Cle-
and bliss Nina Strandberg, presi-
The first session will be held en dent of the Federation of Busi- no connection with any other floral
and citizenship in the elementary came affiliated with the orthopedic in the budget are $40,500 for ments Ave., Benjamin Marcus ad- day, Jan. 11, at 1 o'clock, in the
shop in Detroit.
social
hall
of
the
synagogue.
An
field.
departments of the Hospital for Meier Shfeyah, the Junior Hades- dressed the organization on "Pro- interesting program has been ar- Monday evening, Jan. 11, at '7:30 ness and Professional Women's
'Fie artistic genius in the ar-
Secondary courses remain at Joint Diseases, the New York Post Bah children's village near Haifa; cedural Phases of the Michigan ranged, Including a book review o'clock. All of those interested are Club of Finland, both of whom ranging of flowers by Mr. Rose Is
invited to attend.
$2.50 per course. Most credit Graduate Hospital, the Broad $15,000 for the Henrietta Szold Workmen's Compensation Act."
will broadcast from New York.
well
known and the individual at-
Morse
31.
Coltein
of
"Aki-
Issyslitrs.
Milton
J.
Miller
was
elected
courses are $3. Health education Street Hospital and the Brooklyn School of Nursing in Jerusalem,
European participants who
he gives each order has
Mlawcr Umgegend Verein were chosen for their outstanding tention
courses including swimming are Jewish hospital. Among some of and $15,000 for the Jewish National delegate to the 1936 national con- bah, Scholar, Saint and Master,"
won for him a wide personal fol-
J.
by
Dr.
Louis
Finkelstein.
Mrs.
vention
held
at
Pittsburgh
on
Dec.
and homemaking courses are 50 the noted orthopedists with whore Fund. The budget represent a 26
positions
in
the
affairs
of
their
Elects
New
Officers
lowing.
Specializing in wedding
cents. Elementary courses are free Dr. Schmier had the privilege of percent increase over that of the 29, 30 and 31. He attended the SI. Berris, talented vocalist. will
own countries include Madame
of all charges. Lists of courses may working with were Dr. Leo current year. Recommending that convention together with Benjamin render several selections, accom-
Frantiska Plaminkova, member bouquets and corsages, Mr. Rose
The
Mlawer
Umgegend
Verein
announces that his usual low price
Title-
be had at public schools, either day Mayer, Dr. Fred Albee, Dr. Harry Meier Shfeyah, which has 116 Jaffe, Benjamin Marcus and Al- panied by Mrs. Lawrence
baum. All members are urged to held election of officers on Sunday, of the Czechoslovakian Senate and policy will prevail in his new shop.
or evening.
Finkelstein, Dr. Benjamin NVol. children. be enlarged to accommo- bert J. Silber.
offi- chairman of the Czechoslovakian A call to Madison 0918 will Insure
The next local meeting of the bring with them their friends as Dec. 27, at Jericho Hall. The
A class membership of approxi- fort and Dr. George Anopol. He date 160 boys and girls, bliss
cers for the new term are: I. Women's Council, who will speak prompt delivery to any part of the
mately 24,000 was established for was also associated with the teach- Pauline Englander of Jersey City, fraternity will be held Tuesday, prospective members.
Fisher, president; I. Burnstein, from Prague; Madame Leon Brun- city.
the fall term. It is expected that ing staff of the New York Post N. J., declared that the institution Jan. 6, at the home of Benjamin
vice-president; Dave Kollin, treas- schwieg, under-secretary of State
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
for Education and one of two
approximately 18,000 will appear Graduate Hospital and Columbia is the only one among modern edu- Grant, 3044 Elmhurst Ave.
urer; Leo Fried, secretary.
Drora-Kadirnah Group Meet
for the winter term.
University in the department of cational homes in Palestine that
The Verein Is making plans for women in the present French
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
The list of evening schools is Orthopedic Surgery. In addition to accepts children from the neediest
of the infant welfare fund of the the third annual ball to be given cabinet, who will speak from Again at Club Exchange
unchanged from the fall term ex- his work in orthopedics and be- of the population. In adopting the Women's Auxiliary of Bnai Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has on Sunday, Feb. 14, at Hotel Fort Paris; Madame Sonja Branting-
cept that two one-term schools, the cause of his research work in new budget of the institution, the
The Drora-Kadimah Group of
received contributions from the Wayne. Mike Falk, with his or- Westerstahl, daughter of the late
Brith to Meet Jan. 4
Robinson and Pershing, will sus- varicose veins, Dr. Schmier was convention included $10,000 for
chestra, will furnish the music. Premier of Sweden, outstanding the Pioneer Women's Organiza-
following:
pend for the second term. In addi- placed in charge of Lhe Varicose the enlargement program.
feminist leader and counsellor-at- tion will again meet at the Club
The
proceeds,
as
In
preceding
Mrs.
D.
W.
Simone,
in
honor
of
On Monday evening. Jan. 4,
tion to the extension classes, prin- Vein department at the Brooklyn
Twenty Juniior Hadassah mem-
the Bar Mitzvah of Graham Henry years, will go to aid needy in law, speaking from Stockholm Exchange, 10220 Dexter Blvd.,
cipally for women, the list is as Jewish Hospital. Ile also conduct- bers were inducted into the "Cul- the Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
(Sweden).
for the remainder of this season,
Sinew& and surrounding towns.
Landau.
follows: Cass, Central, Chadsey, ed a post graduate course in the tural Fellowship" of Junior Hadas- Brith, No. 122, will hold its reg-
Mrs. Israel Zangwill, wife of The meetings will be held the first
The Ladies Auxiliary is sponsor-
Mr. and Mrs. Al A. Forman, in
Cooley, Eastern, High School of treatment of varicose veins and sah comprised of members who ular meeting at the home of Mrs memory of Abraham Peplos
the British novelist and dramatist, and third Wednesdays of each
ing
a
lathe
and
card
party
on
Commerce, Miller, Northeastern, ulcers under the auspices of The have completed • three-year course David Diamond, 2424 Glynn Ct.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Tuesday, Jan. 12, at Jericho Tem- heads a group of three women month and anyone desiring to at-
Mrs. Ednamay Seelye Sarnes,
Northern, Northwestern, Redford, Kings County Medical Society.
who will talk from London. Mrs. tend is welcome.
in Jewish history and literature,
International in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of ple. Plans for this affair were
secretary
of
the
Southeastern, Southwestern, Wil-
The first meeting to be held at
the Hebrew language and the
completed at the meeting at the Zangwill is well-known In this
Beauty Culture Association, will Leon Melvin Shulman.
bur Wright, Burroughs, Davison,
country as an author and lec- the Club Exchange will take place
significance of traditional Jewish speak
home
of
Mrs.
Jacob
Moss,
2674
In
honor
of
the
Bar
Mitzvah
of
on "The Truth About Cos-
New Term in Social Dancing customs Gold keys were awarded
turer and on her last visit toured Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, at
Garfield and Lincoln.
Clairmount.
On
the
same
night
Graham
Henry
Landau,
from
Mr.
metics."
the iountry under the auspices which Mrs. N. Dushkin is to give
to the new members.
Opens at Center
Lewis Hereon, president and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, Mr. election of new officers of the of the Women's International
The convention voted to estab- of Mrs.
a book review on "My Portion."
the District Grand Lodge, will and Mrs. Ellis Thal, Mr. and Mrs. auxiliary took place.
League for Peace and Freedom. autobiography of Mrs. Rebecca
fund
in
a
$1,000
scholarship
and Mrs. Hy
A new term In social dancing lish
EPSTEIN WINS RHODES
be guest speaker at the member- Barney Salinger, Mr.
Other speakers from London Kohut.
honor of Miss Alice L. Seligsberg ship tea to be held on Wednesday B. Gittelman, Miss Hattie and Mr. New Term in Social Dancing
for
members
of
the
Jewish
Com-
SCHOLARSHIP
will be Miss Harriet Cohen. emi-
munity Center will begin on Mon- of New York, one of the first mem. afternoon, Jan. 13, at the Wil- Morton Gittelman.
Opens at Center
nent British pianist who will be
Nat Holman, City College
day, Jan. 11, at 8 p. m. These bees of Senior Hadassah and for a
heard on her seventh American basketball coach, is mourning the
SWARTHMORE, Pa. (WNS)- classes are held every week and number of years adviser to the shire.
Gifts for Furnishing for Homo
NEW YORK (WNS) - New tour in 1937, and the Honorable death of his father.
Leslie Epstein of Washington Uni- members are taught the fox trot, junior organisation. The scholar.
for the Aged
York City's best Latin student is Mrs. Ernest L Franklin, ex-presi-
versity, St. Louis. has been named waltz and tango. A term consists ship will be awarded triennially to Inc Englander of Jersey City, N. J.,
Donations to the Women's Auxil- 16-year-old Maurice Horowitz, dent of the National Council of
as one of the 32 students picked of ten weekly lessons and is free a qualified applicant living in was reelected vice-president. Other
for
Aged
iary
of
the
Home
for
the
Morris High School student, who Women of England, and a dele-
were
Miss
as Rhodes Scholars for this year. to full members of the Center. A Palestine for study in the Hen- vice-presidents elected
from was the only student in the city to gate to the International Council Hoes; Madame Gertrude Van Ten.
Epstein was one of the four stu- fee of 11 is charged to social mem- rietta Scald School of Nursing, Sara Turner. Chicago, Ill.; Tama furnishings were received
head of the Jewish Committee for
Mesdames
the
bridge
dab
of
score
100 percent in the Regents of Women.
Mies
dents chosen from the middle west- bers for the term.
Jerusalem, which is maintained by Cutoff, Brooklyn, .N. Y., and
German Refugees In Rolland. will
Pease Potash)', Cincinnati, 0., Miss Chomsky, Cohen, Rosenberg, Lin- Latin examinations, according to
Miss Marie Ginsberg, Polish speak. Miss Winnifred Rydd, dean
ern di-trict.
Edith Muskin, dance Instructor Junior Hadassah,
Mrs.
from
Taback,Grossberg,
a
report
of
the
Board
of
Educa-
Ann Kaplan, New York, treasurer den,
member of the secretariat of the of women, Queens University,
Miss Mildred F Murnick, of
and head of the women's physical
and Miss Leah Lintz, secretary, Annie Handelman, Mrs. Rosenfeld tion. lie also received 100 percent League of Nations, wiU talk from Kingston, Canada, will represent
education department., instructs Philadelphia, Pa., was reelected
in French, algebra and geometry. the library of the League of
and Mrs. P. Entice.
Enjoy DOUBLE -MELLOW OM
Na- Canadian women.
national Wit fir Beale, 2849I spend 777 reelected *
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