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April 16, 19371

554 THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Don't Forget Your Hat, Son .. .

COMING
PRE-CAMPAIGN SOLICITATIONS BEGUN BY
TO U. S.' ON MAY 12
\ CENTER'S SMOKER MELCHETT
SPECIAL GIFTS AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
DIVISIONS FOR ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
NEXT WEDNESDAY

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)

GUARD AND
YOUR • BE
EYES • SAFE

With Health•Lite Gi
peal, the nation-wide campaign
which is seeking to raise $4,500,-
'Hank' Greenberg and Noted 000 for the settlement in Palestine (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) gratitude that we are only the 'campaign by the members of or-
Jews of Poland, Germany and
ganizations as well as by the or-
Athletes to Be Featured of
other lands. The United Palestine Council, of which Irving W. Blum- workers and the givers. and not ganizations. Through the captains ,
fitted
on Program
Appeal is included in the quota of berg and M. A. Mittelman are the clients and recipients of these a message was sent to officers of Eyes examined, al
the Allied Jewish Campaign of De - co-chairmen.
funds, we prepare ourselves for organizations to decide upon their by registered specialists at •
price
you
can
afford
to
pay.
organizational pledges during
Hank Greenberg, first baseman troit.
The following quotas have been the coming drive."
Lord Melchett is scheduled to assigned to eight teams of the
of the Detroit Tigers, will appear
A. J. Lachover of the organ- April. April 18 was the date set
as guest speaker at the fourth an- arrive in this country on May 12, executive committee of the gen- izations committee welcomed the for starting the solicitation of
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
large representative group of prospects by the captains, who re- sett I. KIniers, nr. Melds. Ars
nual smoker of the lowish Com- following a tour of South America. eral division:
captains and urged them to solicit ceived their slips and pledge cards
munity Center, at the Center gym- During his stay in the United
Division
A
—
Louis
Robinson,
nasium, on Wednesday, April 21. States he will confer with leaders chairman, 305 prospects for a only members of their respective at the meeting.
Workers from women's organ
Along with "Hank" will appear of the United PalestineAppeal
groups for whom they possessed
other prominent American Jews quota of $12,000.
prospect slips, and stated that izations who have received "Sac-
regarding the problem of Jewish Division B—Ben B. Fenton and members for whom they have no rifice and Give" pledge cards are
emigration and the possibilities for Joe Magidsohn, co-chairmen, 135 slips will be solicited by the Trade urged to continue soliciting mem- "For Your Health's Sake"
increasing colonization in Palestine prospects for a quota of ;5,900. Council or special
s
gifts divisions. bers of their groups for small
through the United Palestine
Division C —Abe Koala and Since this year's quota is almost gifts and to turn in the pledges
.
Ben Kramer, co-chairmen, 130 double last year's. Mr. Loch- and money to the campaign head- @LONIAL HOTEL
Appeal.
As chairman of the Council of prospects for a quota of $5,900. over stressed the importance quarters, 1373 Stotler Hotel, im-
You Always Look Your Best in a
MINERAL BATHS
the Jewish Agency for Palestine, Division B—Julius Berman and of increasing the pledges to the mediately.
HIGAN
recognized by the League of Na- Milton Maddin, co-chairmen. 115
, I NI 1FMESS
tions Mandate as the supreme Jew- prospects for a quota of $4,700.
Roemer. Sinn. Victor J. Roemer. Monroe
tr•ottment
of
the
ish authority in the rebuilding of Division E—A. J. Blomenau,
Rosenfield. A. /tapirs Sydney Saraeohn,
Myron Shirtman. Mrs Myron Shiffman.
Palestine, Lord Melchett has been Harry Cohen and Bernard Isaacs,
-
1111E1lMATI
Harry
Stlig.n.
Mrs.
Harry
Seligson,
LET US SHOW YOU WHY!
vitally interested in the movement co-chairmen, 131 prospects for a
Alien Seimin. Edmund M. Woman, Mrs.
gelATI , •
Edmund M. Montan. Mre. Mason Sloman.
,
.
for Palestine's settlement and has quota of $5,700.
Nedwin L. Smokier. Nathan Spevakos,
SETH/till -
Division
F—A.
W.
Schlesinger,
had an outstanding role in opening
e
we re.
S),ITITI , rind
a man an
d
pest t
wider opportunities there for Jews A. A. Silberblatt and Harry J.
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r Art7so n 1. atiLl,
Does your brim pull out of shape?
. Mrs
Solomon, co-chairmen, 241 pros- midget impartially. Just why one ittn.
fleeing
from
oppression.
Ph
ti
Arthu
Do you have openings on the side
I
Although he is the head of many pacts for a quota of $10,300.
$345
Aaron ;:eissaSser, Broiamm
of your hat?
outstanding business and invest- Division G —.Alex Schreiber avoirdupois and another has never
PI ETA It,
WI " .
Are you wearing the right style
11° "'
Wilk' "m"
a
five-
and
Morris
Steinberg,
co-chair-
grown
beyond
the
height
of
ment organizations, Lord Melchett
rs',Vkr.V`r,1,fi.
°1r.:
for your features?
rY n
has devoted much of his time and men, 108 prospects for a quota year old child will be explained in Grover C. Wolf. Julian L. Zemon.
DAVIDALLI
Does your hat feel comfortable?
the endocrine exhibit.
financial resources to the solution of $4,300.
Are you hard to fit? IF SO
New methods in surgery for
Division H — Mrs. Perry P.
$500
of the Jewish problem abroad. He
SSMA ,
• I.I. r. mars •
WE WILL FIT YOU COR•
recently wrote a book entitled , Burnstine, Mrs. D. S. Diamond, women will be shown by lantern Philip Rosenthal Addresses
RECTLY AND SOLVE YOUR
Mrs.
F.
A.
Ginsburg
and
Mrs.
slides.
Philomathic Debating Club
"Thy Neighbor" in which he dis-
HAT PROBLEMS.
Physiotherapy where among
cussed anti-Semitism, persecut on, Abe Srere, 141 prospects for a
and the significance of Palestine as quote of $6,200.
other things nature's forces have
Philip Rosenthal, teacher at
A series of report meetings has been harnessed to help the sick will Mackenzie High School, addressed
a center of refuge as well as a
source of physical and spiritual re- been arranged for the coming shown and explained in detail.
the Philemathic Debating Club at
, generation for Jews in many parts week, beginning with Monday
its meeting on Sunday, April 11,
Pediatric Displays
9137 GRAND RIVER, Near Joy Road
noon when the heads of the eight
at the Tuxedo-Holmur Hebrew
I of the world.
be
particularly
in-
Parents
will
divisions
of
the
executive
tom-
Lord Melchett will be the guest
School. Mr. Rosenthal, having been
of honor at a dinner on Thursday mittee will gather at luncheon at terested in the pediatric and or- in Spain, gave an enlightening talk
evening, May 20, at the Hotel Hotel Statler to report on the thodontia exhibits. Health examin- about the Spanish situation today,
"HANK" GREENBERG
Astor marking the completion of progress of their work. Other di- ations and routine tuberculin tests concluding his remarks with a
help to safeguard the parents of statement of his own opinion.
various fields of sport. The Uni- the first four months of activity of visions will meet during the week the
future. The masks in the or-
to submit their reports.
The program,
thodontia
exhibit have been taken debate,
varsity of Michigan will be repre- of
the the
greater
New
York campaign
Organisations Enthusiastic
United
Palestine
Appeal, it
was postponed for the next
from
living
subjects
and
show
the
A
meeting
of
all
captains
of
seated on the program by Her- was announced by Morris Rothen-
It was decided that the
of correcting crooked teeth. meeting.
man Fishman, Louis Levine, Jess berg, a chairman of the New York various organizations and congre- value
coming
model meeting be held, if
EENNG on e's
There will be many more exhibits
Garber and Sam Stoller, all active drive to raise $1,750,000 toward a gations was held on Sunday morn-
possible, at Temple Beth El. Aside
a • m e before
including
the
North
End
Clinic
in
spring
sports
activities
on
the
ing
at
the
Jewish
Community
from
the
regular
debate
which
national
quota
of
$4,500,000,
the public" it an
delivered by Mr. Peiser, who was
movie, the gastro-scope--one of the forms the background for this an -
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGI 1)
Ann
Arbor
campus.
From
the
Center
in
behalf
of
the
Allied
alibi,
demonttrating
introduced by Mr. Wineman with
most recent developments in the nual outside affair, a novelty fea-
campus of Wayne comes Allan
Jewish Campaign.
• lack of pulling
wen Sa•d•rde are I. Mw. r an la- this statement: "In the past five
field of gastro-enterology, and one
te..ed la mustang this • better rent-
Tolmic h, sensational American J. Y. P. S. of Shaarey Zedek
In the absence of Myron A. on social hygiene which brings to ture is also expected to be included.
power in edvertia-
sulty le Bre Its, • essenanity In which years, Mr. Peiser has won the love hurdle record holder. The Center to Conclude Year's Work
Keys, chairman of the organiza- the fore the scourges wrought by The teams are: Richard Kramer,
ing.
mei. minded.. and• MOM
and respect of every Jew through
Morris
Green
and
Saul
Shwartz
pervalie Mime Wantons segues and
itself
will
present
to
the
audience
tions
committee,
Peter
Gilbert,
a
with
Summer
Formal
Copy Orb./ direct
syphilis.
aellbiti self welting. I world like to plat his devotion to duty. As a cam- the leading athletes and cham-
who will uphold the affirmative, and
member of the committee, pre-
sales • p p i Can
le war restaseatty . • iraedel
paigner
and
as
an
executive
in
his
Members of the medical staff and Philip Nusholtz, Harry Jacobs and
sided. Mr. Gilbert delivered an
pions of their own, notably Dr.
eseawanIllm, • leader Is MI these sagas field, he is second to none."
squander any adver-
The Junior Young People's So- inspiring address in which he em- personnel will explain the exhibits Nathan Epstein who will defend the
fee the belle... of Imams kind, •
Milton
Lappin
and
Leo
Dressler,
tising appropriation.
reesiasaallysilk • heart and • sod.
Referring to the economic col- both of whom were represented ciety of Shaarey Zedek is ap- phasized the important role the and answer questions. The public negative of the following proposi-
"I say thls Meads. bens. the Jews
Copy at'lrb sales ap-
lapse
that
occurred
shortly
after
is
urged
to
attend
this
open
house.
tion: "Resolved, that the extension
in city and state handball tour- proachine the end of its seventh Detroit Jewish organizations are
of Dale alt y hare re.stly bees severely
peal can bridge the
rrIthised by ether ronamenniee Is the he arrived in Detroit, Mr. Peiser !laments. season. This year has been ex-
of the consumers' cooperative move-
The Health Committee
playing in the Jewish community
Vetted MM., bee.w the. ether Ott.
gap between mere
Seymour J. Frank is chairman ment in the United States would
ire 17;er:z.vatzitly Mr se do, •ind stated:
Joe Magidsohn, Big Ten official, t r e mety eventful. filled with and declared that the campaign's
"white ipso." and
t sart
"Five
years
ago
after
that
fa-
of
the
health
committee
and
is
be beneficial to the public welfare."
fill the role of master of dances, carnivals, parties, tea success depends in great meas-
t h • all • important
of the baMwr t that we ithedl
is
to
elreedder. Pert et tkle edit.. la Nally mous bank holiday, it seemed as ceremonies in presenting the nth- dances, religious programs, dra- ure on the captains, who have being assisted by Dr. Laurence F.
"urge to buy."
deserved, ...se la taw four years of if the very foundation of our com-
Seger and Eleanor Stanfield, co- Mt. Scopus Builders Elect
been
chosen
from
each
organiza-
to
letes
on
the
smoker
program.
Gus
mss
and
many
interesting
meet-
11414-6-4, ear fetal reatabiall.a
To place your Am-
oversews relief were VISA. or las munity had crumbled. We found Newman, u chairman of the ings. Reach affair has brought a tion to solicit their own member- secretaries. Members of the health
New
Officers
titles through this
ourselves asking one another, health education committee of the closer relationship between not ships for individual contributions,
•
Dos es Sataati. at 141411 P. Tsar•
office ie to eliminate
Gabriel N. Althander. Ilerman A.
sot think IbM basleally, . the `What is to be done?' and the re-
•
Center, will also have a part in only those within the club but the and on the officers of the organ- August, Nathan It. Berke, Irving W.
average. we ere atfenethes, bet
simleunew, to make
Election of officers of the Mt.
sult of the calamity was that we
Blumberg. Mrs. Oar. R. Blumberg, Os-
rZleLtere that indopted •
the job of advertis-
the evening's doings. A number members of the congregation and izations and congregations who, car
Blumberg, S. Dubrimky, Fred FM- Scopus Builders was held on Sun-
.24.• depreadw payebelegy as ••re- were knit more closely together.
through the members, are to de- er
of
Center
artists
will
appear
in
its
officers.
ing synonymous with
o or
tr al FrankAdolpr. rro.e.nkillth.,1,13enyr; day, April 11. Officers are as fol-
San Of tbe bang years of Int le ISIS,
"I am happy that we are cele- a review of outstanding hits from As in the past, the organization, tide on their organizational
J. Frank
std. h. made se drew the parse
the job of selling.
lows:
President,
Ann
Rosenfeld;
Ceriu-
J.
Freud.
Mast
11.
Fruhauf.
11.
Maws • little tee Med. I. ether words, brating tonight because we shall
■ sum- pled ges.
m., Marvin D. (lintel& Mrs. Marvin vice president, Melba Simons; sec-
sr ay •1 r b•tta eat deem ea our thew be able to evaluate our experiences the recent "Capers." the annual will close its season with
mar formal. This year's formal
eta
The excellent turn-out at the B. Gintold, Fred A. Ginsburg. Mr. Fred retary, Betty Stiglity; correspond-
musical
show
of
the
Center.
W es Is ewer Uor1tir may our
se rte. Is the levee and guide ourselves properly for
be the most colorful finale meeting was a source of pleasure A. Ginsburg. Naththiel Goldstick, Mrs.
Italst.
lilt 5m.bk.t Cdr.
Songs, dances, skits and mono- will
Nathaniel Goldslick. Mr. and Mrs. ing secretary, Margie Agree; club
ef pee-depreelses days
the future."
produced in all their seven years. to Mr. Gilbert, who further Ephraim
n....CA41/.1555
R. Bombers Louis A. Gottlieb,
tor Ian I. my, tai greml/
Sriro. The club
Mr. Pelser referred to the ap- logues will conclude the well- Lester Satovsky promises that his stressed the horrible Jot of our Arthur J. Hasa. Louis B. ❑ em-enrich. historian, Milton
a•Jset
Louis B. II...enrich. Frances has decided to give an affair in
.1. me etoeid Tae that ethe I. proaching formation of the Jewish balanced program.
chairman, Miss Adele Robins, will European brethren and stated: Mrs.
Diger, Israel HImelhoch. Mr. Israel June.
seserwale assailer Is swell of
Under the direction of coaches capably handle and produce this "To alleviate want and heart-ren- Ilimelhoch, Mite /ladle Hirschman,
Jew, Community Council as one of the
IV 11.1 NW= essastrIss lb.
Illrorhroaa, Witham H. Kaplan.
so shwa., le evid rd most important creations for com- Carl Silver and U. P. Berne of affair.
ding suffering, Detroit Jewry Jesse
Flor-
Iterman haw. Oscar A. Kan ma
."="ses Is P.Y.
rabid sattlheadt:.
the boxing and wrestling squads,
K AND
munity
service,
and
he
stated
that
net make generous contribu- the a a. Krrll. Julian H. 'front. Mrs. Bnai Moshe Jr. Congregation
.th Math gemsgb to Eve es Uwe.-
Julian
B. Krone. Mrs. Denny Ktittnauer,
some good bouts are to be pre-
1.1.21:a=by
witlia ear.s.m6
•
the
council
will
be
"an
opportunity
tions."
Mrs. 1,oula K.lambert, Louie K. Larn•
61tha
senior, sub-senior and interme-
tb.4
Junior
Congregation
Bnai
Moshe
espemers
sented
for
the
entertainment
of
In an inspiring communication bert, Leonard T. Lew., lien Magid. Dr.
Ism their bselesmem sod prefeeMes, for every voice to be heard."
diate councils, and the Business
RETAIL and NATIONAL
Barnett Maibln. Harry C. II•rhis Mrs. will resume their seperate services
berlithdless 5.1 agotdro
Mr. Peiser gave credit to the the crowd. Another feature of the and Professional Men's Club. In to the captains from Mrs. Joseph Harry
C. Markle. Dr. Thomas B. Mar. in the Mittleman Memorial Chapel
Is antbal resseteks Issttlsg
evening is the presentation of
ISA,
11.
Ehrlich,
president
of
the
De-
demands
of
the
Yiddish
speak-
all. Mrs Thomas a Bvwn. Ralph A.
le
se
••
Paleetthe,
this
Is
charge
of
the
smoker
is
the
fol-
wog
awl
Meyer. Golds Itegert henry MaYartk the coming Sabbath, April 17.
SPItethS I. the Ores. ted..
ing element in the city for the Umpire George Moriarty's newest lowing committee: Joe Magidsohn, troit Service Group, the following Mr.
Fleury Meyers, Nathan L. Milstein.
Samuel Klein will serve as
aro bene ler successful completion of the new talkie on big league baseball.
-ism nes eresher,
appeal was made: "To you. the Marion Moyer, Irving T. Oberfelder, Mr.
ha
Co-operating In this annual ven- chairman; Nat Berke, Milton Biel- faithful stewards of the welfare Irving T. Oberfelder, George C. Par- Charon Donald Rosman'as speak-
snleresdnessat vats gsed felleerthha, Ir
Home
for
the
Aged
and
he
added
re.Harry
H.
seetkipatIes thr
field,
William
Kaufman.
and
S.
s..
Harry
H.
Platt.
er
and Ernest Weiss will say
Ailed "lath Fampatipa tbal le le slut that more than anything else, the ture to assist the health education
lit our fellow-Jews, we renew our Platt.
Plotter, Dr. Harold
M May a let so Ise lir•es, let se b• organization of the Jewish masses department of the Center in the A. Levy, health education direc-
invitation to service. With Ratio., Mrs..Harold Rettner. Victor J. Maftir.
yearly
merry, bat kel se re Anne war fells.
the
tor.
•
wen MM. beset Deldsleda of New nerve to cement the various ele- purchase of equipment are
York Is e neest adds mid thast
ments and to create greater good
•
Mr• at file Arlan of the weetel see la
will
In
the
community.
Madam theit •se-third we free. .IS
the diely." M eold, 4er the hen wiser-
sesel•red
In a moving appeal in behalf of
hly le maw I. the W ef
ee to ferthratat e stre w. the campaign causes, Mr. Peiser
Doe
rathrilt y.
r-
w
row the freisse
tee s
pointed
to the need for service
se throb 0r that s• are ftes
/17=
ewer
ewe lel se thew mr appreeistlem overseas and for settling refugees
by levehlg bard. thss .e the in lands that are prepared to re-
ea.*. le gems by gle•s as. tb.
~sift fee ceive them. Declaring that what
ever el war mgr. INA was toes,
sad II
the Masa of est felfagt
the Jews in Detroit do affects every
lee ell W.. M Own vre Mat trallatally
rag
emissenstly,
I ma pre•• Jewish community in the world be-
say, 'Tbla le
cause of the all-inclusive program
te are bit: .
of the campaign, Mr. Peiser urged
Mr. Rage... Address
Mr. Enggaas' address expressed that the drive be made a success
satisfaction over the unity that in order that Detroit Jews may
build for finer and better chances
VMS achieved through the Federa-
in Jewish life.
tion lie stated:
Justice Butzel reminiscened on the
et with to este• to ye. gree49re
a.
ter. the Jewish Welfare Phdenttle
,ri th,k past activities in Jewish commu-
fifty
life and referred to numerous
Lase t wow.
we we sentatt
Jewish experiences during the course of
beeet •
eesumaal Ws enel a relL Marl= the past 37 years since the United
111.. sorer able leedersbth awl
dlr.... • sell-nsoded F•.s of Jewish charities was first organ-
ized. Ile told of the first societies
eettal se
'Mho adesatages of federated serial
wrier are .1.11 known by all of ye• which originally rendered relief to
r
and recounted the organize-
s► sz is s dll be
*Wont* . tbs. tai
tional work which resulted not only
be tweed et whet the Fen M1.. bm
in
the
formation
of the United
•.d
"."
'‘ "'T.?
"
m."'"'°"1""11°•
seder
er wawa • MSS res• eeterehmotei
sod Jewish Charities in 1899 but also
ewe awe we eery
diretted the emir et these •gswies that in the construction of the Hannah
esAi•led Wore Dm advs. sf lb* res. Schloss Bldg.
O•*" bad we bath added tents.
U. meek ones Awl Is kohl. alter
Justice Butzel mentioned in his
ef ear ess eimaessity, we
Ewa sat bees maanladhl ed. sear re- address the following men who
00.4 e to the rake. ...re served as presidents of the United
MEd tale •nflanno e rwasemBems WO. Jewish Charities: David W. Si-
nerd la es wor t gall.• of ear
mons, Bernard Ginsburg, Justice
deers iv. red ear belp.
at
.4•21 es Is MN litth eseeitherary
Henry M. Butzel, Fred M. Butzel,
.1 Ow IDelnit Jewish Wel-
towage,
the
stab
to
twegmealsta
Joseph
Selling, William Friedman,
seesseries.
I
fare
Henry Wineman and Walter Fuchs.
• M so emenbers el the Fedonstios
24 fee the Isith• Teo
The
following
served as directors
bars g,IpM Is Ma parte...."
of the United Jewish Charities:
Mrs. Ehrlich% A al
Blanche
Hart
and
Morris D. Wald-
Mrs. Ehrlich opened er address
with s plea to enroll as workers man, who was followed by Dr. John
for the Detroit Servire Group in Slawson and Kurt Peiser as di-
behalf of the forthcoming cam- rectors of the Jewish Welfare
paign. Declaring that the Service Federation.
In his concluding remarks, Mr.
p also rejoices on the occasion
of the completion of 10 years of Wineman referred to Fred M.
Butzel, who was absent from the
• service, Mrs Ehrlich stated the city
and could not attend the an-
group has made definite contribu-
tions to the Jewish community of niversary dinner, as the "largest
single
factor in Jewish community
Detroit. She declared that the
Service Group rejoices in 4he life in Detroit"
young leadership that is being
Rabbi Leon Fram gave the open-
drawn into its ranks. Referring to ing Invocation at the dinner.
the efforts of previous presidents,
The history cf the Jewish com-
Samuel Summerfield, Adolph Fin- munity of Detroit was effectively
,
sterwald and the late Aaron De. described in the "March of Time"
Roy, sbe particularly lauded the skit, which was enacted by a group
untiring efforts of the rank and of younger leaders and which was
file who have done an excellent illustrated by tableaux. The skit
piece of work in the community. covered not only the Jewish events
Pointing out that previous genera- since 1899 but also compared Jew-
time used to observe happy occa- ish occurences with world activi-
sions by gathering the hungry and tie, during those yearn.
The Detroit Service Group show,
the shelterless and by feeding and
clothing them, Mrs. Ehrlich stated: which was arranged by Mrs. Wal-
"We would not be deemed worthy ter Leib as chairman of the pro-
unless we begin tomorrow to aid. gram committee, also included two •
the hungry so that they may have; dance skits, "Birthday Candles"
not the crumbs front our table but and "Top Hat"; • satire on com-
may share our loaves of bread with munity work by A. J. Levin; a
comedy on operations, "The Inside
us."
Story"; and a very entertaining
Mrs. Ehrlich expressed the
thanks of the Detroit Service sketch written by Mrs. Laib en-
titled
"It Can't Happen Here". In
• Group to Mrs. Walter Laib, chair- this skit, Henry H. Sills very ably
man of the Program committee, impersonated Kurt Peiser and
or arranging the evening's per- James Wineman acted as his
ore;
to Mrs. Edward A. At- father, Henry Winenum. The play-
manc
of the
li& who was chairman
let showed the two leaders in a
dinner arrangements committee, quandry over the necessity of
to the eirettons of the plays and spending a surplus of $185,000 and
the casts who participated in the ended happily in a proposal by
different skits-
Harold Silrer, whese part was

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