PIEPEntordzwisnaRomail
April 16, 1937
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
LORD AND LADY MARLEY TOUR U. S.
CITIES FOR THE ORT'S CAMPAIGN
I
Miss Ruth Hershman Will
Address Hadassah Gath-
ering on Saturday
Y.P.T.C. Musical
Comedy on Sunday
Allied Jewish Campaign
Special Radio Programs
Anti-Nazi Battle
On Spanish Front
Spain that the Fascists shall not
pass—"No Pasaran!"
Among the numerous interesting
episodes recorded in the book is
a conflict between Jews and Nazis,
the activities of the Socialist and
Anarchist groups in New York, a
raid on a German workers' dance
by Nazis, etc.
The wide distribution of this
book will be a great service to
democracy all over the world.
Even if, Upton Sinclair exagger-
ates when he says that the battle
against Nazism and Fascism must
be fought on the Spanish front,
there is nevertheless great power
in his appeal in behalf of the
forces of decency against those of
reaction in this very important
novel.
In addtion to the regular ra-
dio broadcasts on all Detroit
A musical comedy "Alp Wanted"
Upton Sinclair's Novel Tells of
Announcement was made at the will be presented by the music
stations in behalf of the Allied
Determined Effort to Pre-
meeting of the Detroit chapter of group of the Young People's Club
Jewish Campaign, the following
vent Spread of Fascism
Hadassah, Tuesday, April 13, of of Temple Beth El on Sunday eve-
special 15-minute programs
Large-scale training for pro- Lord Marley is chairman of the
the forthcoming spring conference ning, April 18, at 8:30 o'clock, in
were arranged for the coming
ductive occupations in industry British Empire Advisory Commit-
of
the
national
organization.
It
In
the view of Upton Sinclair,
week:
the chapel of the temple.
and agriculture offers the only tee of ORT.
the battle against Nazism and
Wednesday, April 21, 7:30 to
Hostile economic and political will be held in New York at Hotel
The play is directed by Mrs.
hope for survival for Jews in
Pennsylvania
on
May
9
and
10.
Fascism must now be fought on
7:45 p. in., over Station WWJ,
June Marx and Robert Mazer, who
Eastern and Central Europe, Lord surroundings have deprived the
Many important matters will be
the Spanish front. In his latest
an address by Rabbi Leon Fram,
Marley, prominent British Labor- Jews in Eastern European coun-
discussed, including the 20th World
novel, "No Pasaran" (the Spanish
and music by Halevy Singing
ite, reported at a dinner-meeting tries of every trace of security, Zionist Congress, a new educa-
Society.
for "They Shall Not Pass")—"A
of the executive group of the according to Lord Marley.
Story of the Battle of Madrid,"
Saturday, April 24, 5 to 5:15
Despite loss of income suffered tional program, and • review of the
American ORT, at Hotel Astor
current
situation
in
Palestine
and
the eminent author and Socialist
p. m., over Station WJR, an
during the depression yearn, ORT
in New York, a few days ago.
its implications for the Zionist
utters
"a cry for freedom, and for
address
by
Dr.
Leo
M.
Franklin
now
operates
more
than
300
ORT is a world-wide organize-
movement.
decency in human affairs."
and music by George Galvani.
The following committee chair-
Iladassah members who are in-
Lewis J. Weitzman will be
Offered to have this novel pub-
men were approved by the execu-
terested in attending this confer-
the narrator for both broad-
lished as a $2 seller, Mr. Sinclair
tive committee of the Knollwood
ence are asked to communicate with
casts.
has preferred to publish it him- A One-Volume Dickens Li-
County
Club
Women's
Association
Mrs. Maurice Landau, Eu. 5846.
self in a popular edition which is
for 1937:
The Hadassah musicale of last
brary
Gift committee, Mrs. Harry Jewish Attitude Toward the selling at 25 cents a copy. It can
Tuesday presented the following
be ordered in single copies or
Clark; hospitality committee, Mrs.
Age of Marrying
artists: Mrs. Royal Maas, pianist;
A real contribution to the popu-
large quantities by writing him at
Robert L. Rosen; membership com-
Mrs. Herman Hoexter, soprano,
Station A, Pasadena, Calif. The larly-priced children's library is
mittee, Mrs. Alex Schreiber and
accompanied by Mrs. Burton
The age of marriage among first edition is of 50,000 copies. made by the Macmillan Co. of New
Mrs. Ben Fishman; publicity com- Jews today is not the same every-
Clamage; Sadie Cooper, violinist,
York with the appearance of
mittee, Mrs. Fred F. Simons; tour- where. In some sections Jews The book can be ordered in quan-
accompanied by Miss Florence
"Tales from Dickens." briefly re-
nament committee, Mrs. Daniel marry earlier than in others. The tities of 10 copies at $1.75, 100 told by Hattie Erminie Rives (Mrs.
Kutzen.
Siegel; welfare committee, Sirs. practice is regulated for the most copies at $15.00, 1„000 copies at Post Wheeler) and ably illustrated
The course being conducted by
$125.00 and at larger reduction
Maurice Landau.
Rabbi Leon From for members of
part by the custom in vogue in quantities of 5,000 or 10,000.
by Reginald Birch ($1.50).
• • •
Iladassah will be resumed Tues-
among Jews. But from ancient
In 470 pages, including an index
This distinguished author's
day, April 20, at 11 o'clock, at the
Last SIOUilly Wad another busy days Jews have encouraged early
to characters, the author has in-
Jewish Community Center. The
day on the Knollwood golf marriages. At one time no man reputation is so widespread that corporated the important works by
subject of this series of lectures
course, despite the fact that the over 20 and under 60 was allow- Penguin Books of London cabled Dickens, and the young reader—
is "The Role of the Jew in Cur-
season does not officially open ed to reside in Jerusalem without him an offer to issue an edition this volume is excellent for boys
until May 2. As an added con- a wife. Israel Abrahams, Jewish of 50,000 books without having and girls 10 to 14 is given a
rent History."
Miss Ruth Hershman, who hes
venience for these early birds, historian, tells that "the early age seen the manuscript. Had the chance to read the 16 novels in
recently returned from Palestine
Adolph Weiss, the congenial at which marriages occur must manuscript been read, the offer an interestingly transcribed and
ROBERT MAZER
will speak on "Present Day Pic-
steward of Knollwood, has ar- have been partly responsible for would undoubtedly have been abbreviated form.
tures in Palestine" at the Hades-
ranged for light lunches in the the chastity of the Jews in the duplicated because the theme is so
In addition to the biographical
are also the authors and have corn-
sah Oneg Shabbat this afternoon
grill room until the official club Middle Ages." Since the Mishnah, timely and effective. It is an un- sketch of Charles Dickens, each
posed many of the songs and mu-
usually powerful presentation of
at the home of Mrs. A. Di, Hersh-
opening.
the primary oral laws derived
story is preceded by the listing of
sical numbers.
the Spanish situation and the
• • •
man, 2698 Calvert.
from the Pentateuch, fixes the
the cast of characters and the date
The cast consisting of about 30
The Iladassah Scroll of Honor
With the approach of the golfing 18th year of one's life as the age manner in which it affects the the book was published.
persons
will
be
ready
to
stage
a
season, the weekly Saturday after- of marriage; a man unmarried world scene.
for all Detroit members will be
This volume has the value pf
The hero is a young New York
available for signing in the lobby performance that is considered by noon bridge game of Max Blum- after this time was, in many com-
being an important introduction to
of the Stotler Hotel, Tuesday and far the finest and most elaborate berg, Lou Tabashnik, Sam Kava- munities, regarded as not having college student., Rudy Messer, of the works by Dickens. The young
Wednesday, April 20 and 21, from the club has ever undertaken. nau and Carl Shalit, has been conformed with inviolable tradi- German descent who meets a reader, given this book in order to
young Jewish picket on a morning
Songs have been composed for temporarily disbanded, which is a tions.
9 a. m. to5p.so .
acquaint himself with the synopsis
after he experiences a disappoint-
It will be placed in Himelhoch's I various members of the cast who good "break" for Max.
of Dickens' works, is certain to
Child marriages were appar-
ment with a young lady. He saves
Arcade (adjacent to the main I have leads and also for the male
want
to read the complete novels.
• • •
ently forbidden, as the Shulchan
floor) Thursday and Friday, April and female choruses who also have
To Irving Dworman goes the Aruch states: "No one should young Izzy Bloch from police,
Especially as a gift, this volume
22 and 23, from 9 a. rn. to 5 p. m. dancing numbers.
honor of having brought in the marry earlier than 13 years of bandages up his wounds, takes has unusual merit.
him home, meets his father and is
The music will be directed by most new members to date.
These scrolls are being signed
age."
introduced to a group of radicals
• • •
by every Hadassah member In the Sophie Wilensky, chairman of the
J E RU S ALEM (WNS-Palcor
who are concerned over the Span-
entire organization. The pages will music committee, who has done
All indications point to a banner
Agency)—Simeon Belkind, one of
Refugee
Student
to
Be
Guest
of
ish situation.
be bound and placed in the main much for the success of this un- season at Knollwood. The course
Jewish Fraternity
But his German cousin, who is Palestine's most famous pioneers,
corridor of the Rothschild-Hadas- dertaking. Jean Klinger has ar- is in the best condition in Knoll-
LORD AND LADY MARLEY
• leader in the brown shirt move- and founder of the colony of Rishon
sah University Hospital in Pales- ranged the dancing.
wood history. The club house has
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (WNS) ment in New York, is also inter- le Zion is dead here at the age of
undergone
extensive
repairs
and
tion with headquarters in Paris schools in 100 European cities, tine.
Specialty numbers have been ar-
72. Belkind came to Palestine in
The next regular meeting of ranged for Ann Kornov and Ida redecorations—the men's and wo- —Hans Muner, German-Jewish ested in the Spanish conflict A
which for some years has de- Lord Marley reported. The value
refugee student from Frankfurt- family feud develops and the two the days of the Bilu, the first large
voted itself to retaining and edu- of these schools has received offi- Iladassah will be held Tuesday, Lachman, Other members of the men's committees are functioning am-Main, will attend Union Col- cousins leave for Spain to join op- migration of European Jews in the
cast also have specialty dances 100 per cent—all of which indi-
cating Jews of Eastern Europe cial recognition from the govern- May 25.
ite forces. The story ends with 80's. Ile was a brother-in-law of
cates a gala Knollwood season... lege next year as the guest of the
and songs.
for productive work on the land ments of Poland, Lithuania end
• • •
local chapter of Phi Sigma Delta R udy shooting down the plane Joshua Chankin, noted as the
Latvia,
and
permission
was
re-
and u artisans. Its work is ear-
Those comprising the cast are
piloted
by his cousin and with a agent for virtually all Important
fraternity.
A
graduate
of
a
Ger-
They say that dinner guests
ned on principally in Poland. cently granted to ORT to open ere included Louis B. Boudin, as follows: Betty Stern, Harriet
man junior college, Munz has been description of the determination Jewish land purchases in Palestine
Roumania, Russia, Latvia, Es- an Industrial school in Berlin.
acting chairman of American Kesselman, Milton Doner, Leslie at the huge Aronson Mansion working in a bank,
of
the
battlers
for freedom in in recent decades.
on Chicago Blvd. are provided
Lady Marley, who accompanied ORT, Clarence Y. Petits, chair- Schmier, Miriam Carver, Sidney
thonia and Lithuania. Before corn-
with bicycles in order to travel
ing to the United States a few her husband on his European man of the ORT Council of Tushbant, Bud Brown, Jules Stoor-
the great distance from the liv-
days ago, Lord Marley and Lady tour, attended the dinner and Greater New York, and Mrs. man, Ludwig Maybaum, Albert
*iv
ing room to the dining room
Marley spent some time visiting greeted those present. B. C. Emily M. Rosenstein, president Ressler, Louis Wetsman, William
before the soup gets cold.
the schools, co-operative farms Vladeck, president of American of the Women's American ORT.
Bonin, Maurice Smiley, Julia
• 4. •
and factories conducted by ORT. ORT, presided, the other speak-
The duties of ORT, according Barahal, Bertha Weisbrot, Mar-
Fred Klein, Lester Lapides and
to Lord Marley's report, were jorie Feldman, Ida Lachman Max-
Bill Gershenson, who are making
two-fold. "First: To make pos- ine Samuels, Dorothy Yura, Ann
a conquest of the world, should
sible a higher standard of living Koronov, Zero Cannon, Dr. Sher- have some interesting tales to tell
for the Jewish people In each man Beckerman, Annette Good-
when they return home this com-
country, and the support for the man, Nola Weiss, Sylvia Cohen
ing week. Fred cabled Dr. George
fight for equal economic rights and Ida Gross.
Weiss, chairman of the Knollwood
Dancing to the tune of a well
of Jews. Secondly: Where condi-
caddie committee, that he was
tions are such that it is Impossi- known orchestra will follow the bringing back a boatload of class
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
Take Advantage of our
performance
in
the
social
ball.
A
ble to build this better life for
"A" caddies from Africa,
A C.11 involve. No Obligations
all the Jews, then to help those nominal admission fee will be
• • •
are Your Pad
IRCPRISICSTATIVE
who desire to emigrate, by train- charged. All are welcome.
Nate Bolin who just returned
Mrs. David B. Werbe spent a
ing them in industry and agricul-
who
says
he
from
Miami
and
ture for the countries in which great deal of time painting the
scored the best game of his life
Alpine scenery for the play.
they desire to go."
Miami course could hard-
Lord Marley concluded with I
ly to get to Knollwood last
plea for an Increased budget for Detroit Sunshine Club at Sundaito see if he could dupli-
ORT. Such increase would enable
cate his feat on a real coterie.
Miami Beach
ORT to open new schools; raise
Abe Kash., his golfing partner,
2.—WASH CAR
the standard of teaching in exist-
says Nate must have lost his
The Detroit Sunshine Club at
ing schools; re-equip existing Miami Beach, Fla., held its fina l skill en route from the South.
3.—HYDRO VACUUM UPHOLSTERY
• • •
schools and farms with modern meeting of the season at a dinner
4.—COMPLETE SIMONIZE
Friends of Carl Shalit, one of
machinery and appliances: intro- dance on Sunday, April 11, at the
5.—POLISH ALL NICKLE
duce scientific a n d chemical Alamac Hotel, Miami Beach. It Knollwood'a popular members and
6.— DRESS TOP
courses; arrange for sale and die- was attended by 200 Detroiters the "angel" who donates those
splendid feature movies during the
tribution the products of ORT and their friends.
schools and farms; supply exist-
The guests of honor were Mayor season, will be pleased to hear that
ence grants for students; combat S n e d i g a r of Miami Beach, Carl won first prize at the recent
anti-Semitism and general intoler- Leo Robinson, president of the national sales contest conducted
ance.
American Bank and Trust Co. of by Columbia Pictures Corporation.
Lord and Lady Marley arrived Miami; Walter Jacobs of the Ala-
5,000 sq. feet of additional garage floor space en-
In last Sunday's Detroit News,
in this country last week for a mac Hotel, and Mrs. Killian, pro-
ables us to take care of and render the finest
two-months' stay. They will visit prietor of the Oceanic Gardens, a complete list of the district's
possible service on bumping, painting and col-
several cities as guests of the Miami Beach. leading golfers of private clubs
Mr. Jacobs was chosen as toast- was published. Knollwood ranked
American Ort.
lision work.
The Ort receives an appropria- master and presented Mrs. Fannie high in the number of members on
ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED
tion from the Allied Jewish Cam- Strause, the president, with a this list. The names included were:
paign of Detroit.
beautiful pin, donated by the mem- Irving W. Blumberg, Louis Blum-
I hers of the Detroit Sunshine Club, berg, David Bonin, Moe Diamond,
testimonial for her earnest Ben Fishman, Ben Goldstein, hi.
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society I as
a
efforts in making the season's ac- A. Gordon, Harry Grant, Arnold
tivities a successful one for the Grasse, Joe Horwitz, Barney Is-
Holds Success . u Event
I benefit of the various charity or- rael, Nate Kaplan, S. L. Kavanau,
The fourth annual donor lunch- ganizations in relief of the needy. S. L. Kopman, George Levey, E.
J Levitt, Nathan Margolis, liar•
eon given by the Hebrew Ladies
Aid Society at the Wilshire Hotel occasion
The gift was
also
given of
on Mrs.
the old Robinson, E. St. Rosenthal, Sam
of the
birthday
Sofferin, Sidney Stone, Lou Tab-
on Wednesday, April 14, culmi-
t
i S rause.
nated many months of intense) Sirs. H. Freedman, mother of ashnik, Dr. George Weiss, Dr. Otto
For Complete Home Refrigeration
Weiss. Lou Tabashnik rated the
planning
and
preparation.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Strause,
donated
the
seas-
MAX CARP, Treas.
FRED FABER, President
Jake Greenwald, the president, an sary funds for planting trees in lowest Knollwood handicap and Sol
Kopman
received
the
next
best
Townsend
8-2214
nounced that this year's function Palestine in honor of the following
13200 LINWOOD, cor. Tyler
far exceeded her expectations, and , active workers of the club: Mrs. rating.
Ends "Cube-Struggle" and "Ice-
both financially and sociallyx
e---- I Fannie Strause, president; Mrs.
Famine",
celled all of the previous affairs of , Eva Prenzlauer, honorary presi- Contributions to the Jewish
this society. The proceeds derived I dent; Ann Weinbeck, first vice-
Children's Home
from this luncheon will enable the president; Mary Gordon, second
New 9-Way Adjustable Interior!
organization to carry on its work vice-president; Rose Kornick, treas-
The Jewish Children's Home of
of administering emergency relief urer; Gertrude Rosenzweig, secre- Detroit wishes to acknowledge
during the ensuing year.
tary; Bertha Love, chairman of with thanks the receipt of dona-
The committee headed by Mrs. entertainment; Rebecca Freedman, tions from the following:
Keeps food safer, fresher, longer!
!gnats Auslander as general chair- Harry Freedman and the following
Mrs. David Kline, 2639 Sturte-
man, offered • program of unusua l
vant.
merit. Levy M. Becker, educational I hostesses,
Minnie
Fishman, Mary
Harris, Marie
Hyman.
Mrs. L Goldstein, 13725 Dex-
5-Year Protection Plan backed by Geo-
director of the Jewish Community
The club also planted a tree in ter.
eral Motors.
Center, delivered an inspiring ad-, memory of Rose Jacobs, of the
Mrs. N. Ellis. 3760 Clairmount.
dress. This was followed by several i Alamac Hotel, and Mrs. Frances
S. A. Heiberg, 8743 12th St.
soloe by the well-known danseuse, Gurwin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Esther Lewis and family,
Miss Rose Mandell. Miss Lillian George Radner.
ONLY FRIGIDAIRE HAS THE
PRICES
:022 Lawrence.
Green accompanied Miss Mandell
Dancing and entertainment fel-
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Diem,
AS LOW AS
en-
la the piano. Miss Green later
2051 Hazelwood. in honor of the
played "Persian Market" by Ketel- lowed
dinner was
and participated
a very en-
joyable the
evening
first birthday of their daughter,
bey. Another important feature of in by every one present.
Madre Rita.
Cab Dermot Cast to Ike has
the program was a special present-
The Detroit Sunshine Club de-
Nathan Scholnick, 1400 Wash-
Sisepleit refeirretieg swede
ation arranged by Miss Sandra
sires to take this opportunity in ington Blvd., in memory of the
,
ashes SingiratiOnly 3 men,
Lewis School showing its appreciation to each father of Joseph Cohen.
Lewis of the Sandra
log parts, iseleding the
of Dance. The afternoon was con- and every Detroiter and their
Harry Sitman and the Cohen
motor ... permanently oiled,
eluded vl.th several vocal solos friends who attended its affairs the family, 222 Marston, in memory
sealed against moisture and din.
rendered by Mrs. Margaret Racy ast season, which tended to make of Ruby Lewis.
EASY TERMS
Gives SUPER - DUTY at amazing saving.
who was accompanied by Mrs. Ft an outstanding success.
The following donations were
SEE THE PROO/ with an actual electric
Rose Fish at the piano.
obtained through Mrs. Charles A.
meter test.
Mrs. Auslander was assigned by
Smith, 1935 Glynn Court. chair-
the following members who ar- Fitzgerald and Bockoff Form man of the contributions com-
the
affair.
-
Law
Firm
ranged the details for
mittee of the Ladies Auxiliary of
Mrs. !sailor Heiman, as treasurer;
the Jewish Children's Home:
You'll be using your new refrigeratoe many yeah. Don't
Mrs. Allan Janawits as secretary;
Instantly i.elesses Ica
George S. Fitzgerald and Harry
Mrs. Nellie Goldstick, 9600
risk getting one that may serve well in some ways, but
tray,twoce
Mrs. I. E. Liebson, Mrs. Charles Robert Beckett, attorneys and coun-
not in All ways. Demand courtrrz ABLLITY IN ALL S
Dexter, In memory of Mrs. Louis
cubes
from
Yields
Berger, Mrs. Louis Goldilne, Mrs. sellors-at-law, announce the forma-
BASIC SERVICES t
a t a eta,- radials
Philip Shapero, Mrs. Abe Miller tion of a law firm to be known AS Duneciff.
• s dozen
Come in. See how Frigidaire brings you completeness
Mrs. H. Mendelsohn. 2984 W.
mo st iceby
and Mrs. Paul R. Freeman who Fitzgerald k Bockoff, with offices
never known before in All S B ASIC
20$
_and gives
Grand, in memory of Mrs. Louis
Como meltage waste.
was in charge of the publicity.
at 959-961 National Bank Bldg.,
you treat of all 51 If you want to avoid regret—went
Dustoff.
Coto in. See its quick,
telephone Cadillac 5455.
nrt
satisfactioe
in a re-
Mrs. Belle Lachman, 18076
•-a1i
Mr. Fitgerald was formerly as-
SOCIAL CREDIT GROUP
see the Frigidaire
earl •ctioe.
.411141,
A regular meeting of the Social sociated with the U. S. District Kentucky.
Demoostration
of
Super-Dory,
Mrs. Lottie Barnett, 4020
now going on st out store.
Credit Group was held at the Court
net 11.1 1'
•■■■•
Mr. Beckett, well-konwn in legal Humphrey.
home of Mrs. Rose Canon. Final
Mrs. Sarah Honigman, 2750
plans were completed for a moth- and fraternal circles, is an in- Sturtevant, memorial contribu-
er and daughter's banquet to be structor in citizenship at the High-
tion.
held at Northwood Inn on May land Park High School.
Mrs. J. Levenson, 3046 Cort-
12. Mrs. Molly Afars was ap-
land.
A CORRECTION
pointed chairman of the affair.
Mrs. Morris Pollack, 2436 Vir-
A prize will be given to the moth-
A regrettable error occurred in ginia Park, in honor of her daugh-
er attending the banquet with the
the story regarding the planting ter's engagement.
most daughters.
Mrs. Oscar Held, 2310 Hazel-
The next social meeting will of trees in Palestine through the wood. for camp fund, in memory
take place April 20 at the home Jewish National Fund Commit- of mother, Mrs. Marion Solomon.
tee
of
Hadassah
in
last
week's
of .Mrs. Theresa Auster, 2316
issue of The Chronicle.
Elmhurst.
The racket-ridden kosher poul-
The story should have Mated
try industry will be the next sub-
Don't be surprised if the you- that • tree was planted in Pales- ject of investigation by New
] ov e- me-and-l-love-yon pose be- t ne in memory of Mrs. Esther York's special rackets prosecutor
tween Hitler and Mussolini comes ‹opelman by Mrs. Hattie Wets-
Thomas Nnvey.
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