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Septembe• 10, 1937

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Rosh Ilashonah Greetings
to the Patrons
of the

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Novel Addition to
Bnai David School

YOM KIPPUR SERVICES
At CONG. BNAI MOSHE

Yom Kippur services will begin

Rabbi Sperka Announces Forma- at Bnai Moshe at 6:15 p. nt. Tues-
day, Sept. 14, with Kol Nidre ren-
tion of Sunday Morning
dered by Cantor A. A, Rosenfeld
Breakfast Club

Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of Con-
gregation Bnai David announces
the addition of a new function
to the congregation's religious
school, in the form of a Sunday
Morning Breakfast Club. All Bar
Mitzvah boys attending the Bnai
David religious school will come
to school at 9 o'clock each Sun-
day morning to hold services.
Those attending will daven with
Tefilin and the rabbi will be Pres-
ent to explain some portion of
the prayer. Although the exist-
ing Junior Congregation at pres-
ent conducting Sabbath services
will form the nucleus of this club,
the parents of all boys belonging
to the Sunday Morning Breakfast
Club are invited to become part
of this organization as senior
members.
The services will last from 9
to 10 a. m. and from 10 to 10:30
breakfast will be served free to
all those present, permitting the
boys to attend the religious school
from 10:30 to 12 noon.
Registration for Sunday School
will open Sunday morning, Sept.
12, from 10 to 12 noon.
The Bnai David religious school
consists of a kindergarten, eight
grades and a high school depart-
ment.

and a choir under direction of
Benjamin Goldberg of New York.
Rabbi Moses Fischer will deliver
a sermon following Kol Nidre and
will also speak Yom Kippur day,
W e d n e s da y, immediately after
Yizkor services, in the forenoon.
Wednesday's devotions will begin
at 7 rt. rn.
J u n i or congregation services
will be held Wednesday for chil-
dren 14 years of age and under,
beginning at 10 a. tn. in the Harry
Rosman Assembly Hall, Jack Nel-
son, director, will conduct the
junior congregation in Hebrew and
English, Admission is free.

Wedding Calendai

Births

Aug. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. John II. Schneider, 17165 Wiscon
sin Ave., a daughter, Joan Ellen.
Aug. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Brown (Dorothy King
of Longfellow Ave., a son, Charles Ernest. Jr.
Sept. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Solomon (Esther Traub) of
2990 Fullerton Ave., a son, Jerome Harvey.
Postpone School Opening:
The opening of Temple Beth El
Sept. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Levin (Maxine Rosenthal)
religious school will be postponed of Parkside Ave., a daughter, Frances Hays.
until Saturday, Sept. 18, and Sun-
Sept. 7—To Dr. and Mrs. Jack Jackman (Helen Stark) of
day, Sept. 19,
18287 Prairie Ave., a son, Murray.
Sabbath Day Services:
On Sabbath morning, Sept. 11,
10:30 o'clock, Rabbi Leon Fram
will speak.
State Bar

Yom Kippur Holy Day Services:

Junior Hadassah
to Meet Sunday

Sept. 19—Miss Estelle Gluklick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
The first meeting of the pres-
Samuel Gluklick, to Ralph Benach, at Temple Beth El, at 2 p. m
ent season of the Detroit unit of
No cards.
Junior
Hadassah will be held on
Sept. 30—Miss Dorothy Aronson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis A. Aronson of 1997 Clairmount Ave., to Charles Lawrence Sunday. Sept. 13, at 2:15 p.
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Davis of 2470 W. Buena Vista at taller Ilotel. The new presi-
Ave. Reception at bride's residence from 8:30 to 12 p. nt. No cards.
Oct. 3—Miss Esther Serling, daughter of Mrs. Anna Serling
of 2700 Fullerton Ave., to Albert G. Sanders, at Congregation Bnai
David, Elmhurst and 14th, at 3 o'clock. Reception at home from 7
ED 10 p. tn. No cards.

Honors- JEWS OF SHANGHA
Leo I. Franklin
APPEAL FOR HELP

On Tuesday evening; Sept, 14,
at 7:30, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will
SAM SOLOMON
speak on "A Serious Attempt at
Self-Analysis," in the main audi-
extends to all his friends,
torium.
patrons and the entire com-
500 Are Destitute; 250 Vol-
On Tuesday evening, Sept, 14,
Joseph Levin Dies
munity, holiday greetings,
at 7:30, Rabbi Leon Fran: will
unteers Assist in
with the hope that you
on the topic, "Coming
at the Age of 64 speak
be blessed with a year
Evacuations
Home," in the Brown Chapel,
of health, happiness
while Rabbi Louis I. Egelson will
and prosperity in
Was Known as a Tobacco Expert occupy the pulpit in the social
SHANGHAI, China (WNS)—
fullest measure.
In U. S. and Canada
While a hastily-organized Jewish
hall, his sermon subject being, "A
regiment of the emergency Shan-
Spiritual Reunion."
Joseph Levin, well-known in
ghai
Volunteers Corps stood
On Wednesday morning, Sept.
the Jewish community and for 15, at 10 o'clock, Rabbi Fram's
guard in the Jewish quarter of
Fall Is Here
years recognized as a tobacco ex- sermon will be "here We Stand,"
this war-ravaged metropolis of
and now is the time to re•
pert in this country and in Can- in the main aditorium. Dr. Frank-
China, local rabbis issued an ap-
pair and renovate your last
ada, died at his home, 70 Far- lin will speak in the Brown Chapel
peal to world Jewry to provide
year's garments. Expert care
rand Park, Highland ('ark, at 1 on the topic, "Changing Moral
immediate relief for Shanghai's
is given every garment and
o'clock on Wednesday morning, Controls," and Rabbi Egelson will
6,000 Jews. Destruction of homes
all tailor-made clothes are
Sept. 8, after a prolonged illness. assist the rabbis throughout the
and property by fires, looters and
hand-pressed.
Ile was 64 years old.
day.
bombardment has left 500 Jews
Funeral services were held from
here destitute. The 250 Jewish
The annual children's service
Phone TO. 6.9760
his late residence at 10 o'clock will take place in the main temple
volunteers are rendering valuable
And our truck is on its way
on Thursday morning, with Rabbi at 12:30, and the memorial serv-
aid in evacuating Jews from the
A. M. Hershman of Congregation i ices will be held at 4 o'clock. Dr.
fighting areas and in protecting
Shaarey Zedek officiating. Burial Franklin's subject for the me-
abandoned property and homes.
was in Clover Hill Park Ceme- ' morial service will be "Perchance
Heavy damage was inflicted on
tery.
to Dream" and Rabbi Fram will
the Jewish kuarter where scores
Quality Cleaners
Pallbearers were the following speak on the topic, "The Soul
of shops and homes were razed
LEO I. FRANKLIN
& Tailors
nephews of the deceased: Dr. Which Thou Host Given Unto
by fire. The bulk of the relief
Philip Broudo, David Levin, Abbe Me."
11633 LINWOOD AVE.
Leo I. Franklin has been elect- work is being carried on by the
The doors of the lower audi- ed to the board of directors of Kadoorie Center and the Zionist
Levi. David Levi, Albert Feigen
torium will be closed during the the Michigan State Bar Associa- Organization but both organiza-
of Chicago and David Rosen.
Mr. Levin is survived by his memorial services.
tion. Ile has for a number of tions cannot cope with the dis-
wife, Ida; five sons, Theodore, Special Announcements:
years been, and still is, a direc- aster.
At the Kol Nidre services we tor of the Detroit Bar Associa-
Saul R., I. Bayre, Dr. Samuel J.
Reports f r o ni Tientsin, in
and Iloke; and three daughters, shall have the privilege of having tion.
North China, where the Japanese
as
our
guest,
the
well-known
vio-
Mrs. David A. Croll of Windsor,
have taken over complete control
Mrs. Henry R. Yanow of New linist, David Rubinoff, who will
tell of a similar Jewish defense
York City and Miss Isabel of De- play the traditional Kol Nidre,
corps organized to prevent anti-
Pisgah
Will
Meet
troit.
Jewish disturbances organized by
Russian White Guardists. The
For 40 years active in the
Monday,
Sept.
13
MADISON 6191
cigar and tobacco business, Mr.
Jewish volunteers were disbanded
Levin was considered an expert
This coming Monday, Sept. 13, after the immediate danger of
One Night Only
in his field. Ile had traveled to
trouble had passed but a wide-
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koffman will inaugurate the new season of spread
the
most
important
tobacco
cen-
campaign of anti-Semitism
WED. EVE., SEPT. 15
and Miss Naomi Blumenau have Pisgah Lodge under the 'leader-
ters in the world to make large returned home after a three ship of Samuel W. Leib, its new- has been launched throughout
tobacco purchases. Ile retired weeks' vacation spent in Atlantic IY-elected president.
North China.
A Miniature
from active work a year ago.
Entertainment has been ar-
City, Philadelphia and in Cleve-
to being a mem- land where they attended the ex- ranged for and refreshments will Night School Sessions for
Art Performance ber In_addition
of Congregation Shaarey position.
be served. In addition there will
Adults in 20 Schools
Zedek, Mr. Levin was associated
be a short talk by Aaron Droock,
featuring the well known
with the Zionist Organization and
An unheralded announcement vice-president of the District
radio and stage star
Detroit's
public evening schools
with numerous important Jewish of interest tells of the recent mar Lodge, and by Dr. Victor Droock,
Causes.
riage of Miss Esther Janet the head of the current member- for adults open in 20 schools on
Monday,
Sept. 13, at 7 p. m.
Glance, daughter of Rabbi and ship drive, in connection with the
Enrollments will be accepted dur-
Mrs. Mendel Glancz of North Van celebration of the 80th anniver- ing the evenings of Monday,
Young Israel Siyum Buren St., to Martin Bragman, nary of Pisgah Lodge in Novem- Tuesday and Wednesday. The
son of Max Bragman of Detroit. ber.
Pisgah Lodge followed its regu- term will last 12 weeks: The
The ceremony took place in Toledo
elementary courses, including
Tuesday with Rabbi Goldberg lar custom by treating all of the grades, English for the foreign-
Jewish
inmates of the Detroit
Sunday, Sept. 12, at 1 p. m., is I officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
born, and citizenship, will be free
the date set for the Siyum Ha Goldberg, of Bay City, sister and House of Correction with Rosh of all charges in all schools. All
Sofer to be given by Young Is- brother-in-law of the bride, were Ilashonah kosher dinners which the usual academic, technical.
reel of Detroit at 2695 Joy Road. the only attendants. Mr. and Mrs. followed religious services con-
and health courses
Irving M. Bunim of New York, Bragman plan to spend three ducted by Joseph Sanders, first commercial,
will be offered in the high school
i dent.
prominent Young Israel leader weeks in New York City. Tem-
and
technical
division. A charge
The same custom of serving
and organizer, will be the prin- porarily they are making their
kosher dinners and conducting of $2.50 per course will be made
home at 201 North Lincoln Ave.
cipal speaker.
for
the
term
for
most secondary
services will be observed on Yom
The Sofer was presented by Mr.
Kippur. Yom Kippur services will courses. health courses will be
The Yiddishe Mama
OBITUARY
and Sirs. Sam Osnos in memory
Samuel Schneideman, 60, a cloth- be conducted for the Jewish fin- $2, and domestic courses for
of their departed son, Irving M.
ing merchant in Bay City for the mates of the Detroit House of housewives will be only 50c for
ESTHER FIELD Osnos.
The public is invited. Refresh- past 25 years, died at his home, Correction by a member of the the term.
521 North Van Buren St. Coming lodge, and kosher dinners for Yom
with a company
ments will be served free.
here from his birthplace in Riga, Kippur Eve and Yom Kippur
Esther Field will sing her
Russia, where he was born Aug. night will be served.
newest success songs
Speakers Announced for 20 15, 1677, Mr. Schneideman con-
ducted
a clothing business for
Town
Hall
Lectures
at
ADDED ATTRACTION
many years. Ile was active in local
Cass Theater
"Irs a Strange Country"
Masonic circles, being a member
of Bay City Lodge, No. 129, F. &
a portrayal of life and songs
Detroit Town Hall in the Cam A. M. He was also a member of
Jay E. Jacobson of Franklin
Theater announced the completed I. 0. B. B. lie leaves his widow, Blvd. and George E. Wyman of I
Tickets at Boo Office
list of speakers for the "Twenty Sophia; a son, Lewis Schneideman E. Iroquois Rd. returned from a
Friday Mornings" of the ninth at home; a daughter, Mrs. Harold two weeks' trip to Long Lake Inn
season of 1937-1938. II. G. Wells, Courlander, New York City; two near Alpena, and Roaring Brook
England's foremost novelist and brothers, Philip and Henry Schnei- Inn near Petoskey.
philosophy. on his first American demon, both of New Zealand; three
Mrs. Si W. Kollin of Dwight
tour is speaking only in six cities sisters, Mrs. Pauline Atkinson,
in the United States and Mrs. Kirkland Lake, Canada; Mrs. Ida St. returned home after spending
Peck Saunders is happy to Murrey, Australia, and Mrs. Betty the month of August as the guest •
SHARP f, Nellie
announce his appearance on this Mendelson, Russia; and a grand- of Mrs. Grace Zellman of Cincin-
ly.ns Tes
hl
MINOR
program. Blanch Yurka, one of son, Robert Schneideman, at home. nati • at her summer home on ,
America's most distinguished ac-
llorseshoe Lake.
tresses will open the season early Nazis Open Another Camp Near
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen and
in October; John Mason Brown.
St. Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Schutz of
dramatic critic of the New York
Have You Entered the New Evening Pont, will return again
Existence of a new Nazi camp Chicago are the guests of their
to discuss the new Broadway pro- near the Meramec River in St. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Solo-
Old Gold Contest?
ductions; while William B. S. Louis was disclosed by the Non- mon of Franklin Blvd.
Seabrook. internationally famous Sectarian Anti-Nazi League in
You Can Win • Fortune In This author, explorer and adventurer, identical telegrams to members of
Rabbi Eric Friedland'a sermon
is to come to Detroit for the first Congress, the Department of Jus- for Sunday evening was "Who
New Contest
time. Other speakers will be:
tice. the State Department and Are These We Call the Jewish
Dr. Victor G. Heiser, Count the Bureau of Federal Investiga- People?"; and Monday morning
If you have not entered the Old
tion. The League reported that it was "Awakening."
Gold Contest, do so today. The Hermann Keyserling, Mai
contest is just beginning. 1,000 Sze, daughter of His Excellency, the St. Louis group of the Ger-
the
Chinese
Ambassador
to
the
man-American Bund has lust
Cash Prizes totaling $250,000 will
Attorney David C. Voices Is
be given to the winners. The con- United States; Judge Camille Kel- opened this new camp. together
Seeking City Clerk Post
with a newly-acquired meeting
test consists of supplying the mis- ly of the Memphis Juvenile Court,
M.
Msgr.
Folio
nJ.
Sheen,
James
house
at
2060
Oregon
Ave.,
St.
sing conversation to fit into the
Dr. Frank Bohn, Louis Louis. The leader of the St. Louis
David C. Yokes, attorney and
empty balloon of a cartoon. The Ilepborn,
First Prize is $100,000. Go to K. Anspacher, the Rt. Honorable Bond, the League charges, is An- counsellor-at-law, with offices at
Lord Marley, Sidney N. Montague ton Kessler, an alien who came to 729 Ford Bldg., has filed with
your cigarette dealer and ask him of
the Canadian Mounted Police, this country in 1910, and received City Clerk Richard W. Reading a
for the Old Gold Cartoon Bulle- Clifton
Fadiman, literary critic of
tins, free, together with full rules The New Yorker; Isaac Marcoos- his first citizenship papers in Oc- $100 nominating fee for candidacy
for the office of city treasurer.
and details concerning the contest. son, author and world traveler; tober, 1936.
Follow the instructions carefully. Frederick Snyder, Dr. A L
File your entry form immediately. Sachar, Prince Hubertun Loewen-
Do not delay. Double-Mellow Old stein and his wife, Princess Helga 24-YEAR HEBREW-ENGLISH CALEN-
Gold offers this new contest as a
Old Gold gives you another op- Marie Loewenstein and Jacques
DAR IN GREAT DEMAND
Portunity to win a fortune. Watch Cartier.
The calendar is a 32-page book
this newspaper for further an-
giving all the actual English dates
Mexico Halts Secret Reorganize-
nouncements.
and
the Hebrew dates from 1917
ties of Ante-Se mitic Gold Shir ts
to 1941. Any person, for in-
—
Contributions to the No•tjl
stance, looking for a Yahrzeit or
MEXICO CITY. (WNS)--Sec.
a date of a Bar Mitzvah. can find
End Clinic
ret reorganization of the out-
the information in but a moment.
North End Clinic has received !awed anti-Semitie and Fascist
One need only know the original
the following contributions: Gold Shirts was nipped in the
English date of the event (if it
bud when the police arrested
occurred
within the last 20 years).
Mrs.
el
In honor of birthday
leaders
of
the
Confederation
of
,
This convenient, useful book
Benjamin
Reach
Winnetka
from Mr.
and of
Mrs.
Henry the Middle Class, an organization
has
been
hailed for its value to
be the new name of the
those wilp celebrate anniversaries
Wineman.
said Gold
to Shirts. The arrests were
In memory of Aaron Nusbaum
according to the Hebrew eaten-
from Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Loew- made during • raid on the Con-
der. While the books last, they
enstein, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Con- federation's headquarters after
wifl be sent to all who request
helm and sons. Mrs. A. Burton Vicente Lombardo Toledano, sec-
them. It is only necessary to
retary-reneral of the Confedera-
send • post card or a letter to
and daughters.
tion of Mexican Workers, to had a
tipped off the authorities
Dept.
burgh, Heinz
Pa.
Flower. far All eensiens —
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. Fascist plot.

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extend greeting to old and new
members and their friends. Greet-
in-s will also be extended by Mrs.
Maurice Landau, president of
Senior Iladassah, and Mrs. L.
Glazier, senior advisor to Junior
Hadassah.
Miss Ethel Polio, _ program
chairmen, has arranged for piano
selections by Karl Haas of the
Bendetson Netzorg School of
Piano. The principal speaker of•
the afternoon wilf be Dr. Alvin
•D. Ilersch, whose topic will he
"The Turning Wheel."
At this meeting, tickets will be
distributed to members for the
first fund-raising affair of the
season, a games night and ball,
to be given on Oct. 17, at the
Stotler Hotel.

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Hadassah Division
Will Meet Sept. 13

The first meeting of the Busi-
ness and Professional division of
the Detroit chapter of Hadassah
will be held Monday evening,
Sept. 13, at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Woodward at Hol•
brook.
Mrs. Ezra Shapiro of Cleveland,
who has just returned from Pal-
estine and the World Zionist Con-
gress, will be the speaker. Re-
ports and ^lens for the coming
year will be discussed. The meet-
ing will be convened by Miss
Mettle Baron, vice-chairman, at
8 o'clock. Visitors are welcome.

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28th Annual

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Wednesday, September 15, 1937

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American Design Exhibition
at Detroit Institute
of Arts

Cigar store Indians, Shaker fur-
niture, clothing, and other ob-
jects made by Americans to ful-
fill their needs in the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries are il-
lustrated by water color drawings
in the exhibition of the Index of
American Design which opened at
the Detroit Institute of Arts on
Sept. 1. The Index, the work of
the Federal Art Project, records
the native arts and crafts of
America.
WPA artists working in 25
states have now completed some
7,000 reproductions, 180 of which
compose the exhibition at the De-
troit Institute. Michigan is well
represented in the exhibition by
29 water colors of wooden figures,
puppets, and toys, Michigan's
chief contribution to American
folk art.
The exhibition will hang until
Sept. 26 and is free to the public
at all times.

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