A NCliallt latish Periodcal eater
1937
CLITTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 20, 01110
TiiBPLTRORAWISff (ARONIGLE
October 29, 1937
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
ZEDAKAH'S HALLOWEEN
DINNER DANCE SUNDAY
Reservations are still being
taken for the Hallowe'en dinner-
dance of Zedakah Club to be held
at the Chalet on Sunday, Oct. 31,
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Mrs. Bertha Grossman of 3200 Boston Blvd. announces th
engagement of her daughter, Ethel Ruth, to Julius H. Schwartz
son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwartz of 2714 Webb Ave.
Joseph Shaw of Pasadena Ave. announces the engagement of
his daughter, Venita Alyce, to Edward Gorman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Gorman of Calvert Ave. The wedding will take place
on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Bernstein announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sue, to Bernard Eger, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Eger of Dexter Blvd. The wedding will take place in January.
Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg of Elmhurst Ave. announces the
engagement of her daughter, Gertrude, to Rubin Kotin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Kotin of Taylor Ave.
Telephone: RA. 3680
hOCIEr
by calling Mrs. S. Resnick, To.
7-7136, or Mrs. J. Karbel, To.
7-6942.
Anyone wishing to raise their
fees for the donor luncheon to
be held on Dec. 8, at the Masonic
Temple should call Mrs. Ed Sklar,
chairman of the ways and means
committee. Un. 2-4266.
Bridge Luncheon of Young
Women's Chapter of
Bicur Cholem Nov. 3
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Oct. 31—Miss Kathryn Stepsay, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca
Stepsay of 2024 Pingree Ave., to A. Weintrobe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Weintrobe of 10250 Delmar Ave.
Nov. 7—Miss Clara Granet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Granet of 4260 Leslie Ave., to Mawell B. Shaw, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Shaw of Belmont Ave., at Ilotel Fort Wayne.
Nov. 7—Miss Revah Golden, daughter of Mrs. Jeanette Golden
of 3042 Gladstone Ave., to Max Schwartz, son of Mr, and Mrs. II.
Schwartz of 2910 Taylor Ave., at the Phalanx Club.
Nov. 9—Miss Myra Lucille Moyer, daughter of Mrs. Karl
Moyer of 160 Woodland Ave., to Leonard Lew Radner, son of Mrs.
Hyman Radner of 2953 Clements Ave., at Hotel Fort Wayne.
Nov. 28—Miss Mildred Kauffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Myer KauffMan of 2537 Glynn Court, to Bernard Ilaydu, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilaydu of 3317 Glynn Court, at the Wilshire
Hotel.
Births
Oct. 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Marcus (Sonya Lober) of
2635 Cortland Ave., a daughter. Adrienne Carol.
The Young Women's chapter of
Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Michelson (Helen
Bicur Cholem will give its an- Ehrlich), of Roslyn Road, a daughter, Sally Lynn.
nual bridge-luncheon on Nov. 3,
at Kern's Auditorium. The pro-
ceeds of this affair will go for
Women's Auxiliary
Intensify Efforts
for National Fund of Home for Aged
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P l ans Jan. 12 Fete
One of the most impressive
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Temple Beth El
Prof. Raymond Moley, organ-
izer and leader of the "Brain
Trust", will speak at 8:30 p. m.
Wednesday, Nov. 10, at Temple
Beth El, Woodward at Gladstone
Ayes., on "Is Our Government
Headed Left Or Right?" His ad-
dress is sponsored by the Men's
Club and is open to the general
public.
Prof. Moley is well known to
the public as the head of the
"Brain Trust", which was organ-
ized by him to collect data and
formulate the policy of Franklin
D. Roosevelt's presidential cam-
paign in 1932. In the following
year, he accompanied Mr. Roose-
velt to Washington, where he
served in • confidential capacity
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to the President during the estab-
lishment of the New Deal.
Upon resigning his government
position, Prof. Moley took over
the editorship of the magazine
Today, which was devoted to the
publication of an independent and
authoritative interpretation of
public affairs. Only recently, To-
day was merged with News-Week,
with Moley at the helm of the
combined magazines.
Tickets for Mr. Moley's address
are priced at 60c and may be
obtained at Temple Beth El, Grin-
nell's, from Miss Setta Robinson,
Robert Mazer, Julian Frank and
Ephraim R. Gomberg.
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR TO
DEBATE ISSUES ON PROGRAM
"LET PEOPLE SPEAK"
SATURDAY EVENING
MRS. HENRY SCHWARTZ
needy sick. Mrs. Joseph Fisher
is chairman of the luncheon, Mrs.
Henry Schwartz, co-chairman, and
Mrs. Emil Edelson is in charge
of publicity. Tickets may be ob-
tained by calling the president,
Mrs. J. A. Bakst, Tyler 4-2940.
Sisterhood to Meet
on Monday, Nov. 8
at Shaarey Zedek
The next regular meeting of the
Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek will
take place on Monday, Nov. 8, at
2:16 p.m., in the social hall of the
synagogue.
.3. L. Kolle of the interior de-
corating department of J. L. Bud-
son Co., will address the meeting.
There will be an outstanding
musical program, and a young
artist of repute will render sev-
eral selections.
On the program conducted by
Aaron Kurland on Saturday, Oct.
30, at 9:30 p. m., entitled "Let
The People Speak", the candidates
for mayor, Patrick II. O'Brien
and Richard W. Reading, will de-
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THE BALFOUR BALL
A committee under the chair-
manship of Abraham Cooper is
making marked progress in en.
rolling a large number of patrons
for the annual Balfour Ball, to
be held on Saturday evening, Nov.
13, at Hotel Statler.
Mrs. Perry P. Burnsttne has
been especially active on this corn-
gatherings ever assembled in De-
An executive board meeting of
troit in the interests of the re-
demption of Palestine gathered on the Women's Auxiliary,' Jewish
Home
for Aged, was held at the
Oct. 20 at Congregation Bnai
Moshe to celebrate the impres- home of Mrs. Harry Wine, last
sive success of the National Land Tuesday afternoon.
Redemption Conference of the Jew-
All efforts of the auxiliary are
ish National Fund of America re- now being concentrated on the
cently held here.
The meeting was convened by
the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit and was attended
by representatives of organizat-
ions, delegates who attended the
conference and committees that
had cahrge of arrangements for'
the convention. • ,
By unanimous decision of the I
300 men and women gathered at'
this meeting, it was decided to per- ,
petuate this conference, that it be :
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the central instrument for Jew-
ish Naional Fund work in Detroit.
This decision was reached after 1
the audience heard inspiring ad- I
dresses by Dr. A. M. Ilershmand
Joseph Haggai, Hyman Holskin , -
and William Hordes. Dr. Israel
Wiener, president of the Jewish
National Fund Council, presided.
The gathering heard a message
from Mendel Fisher, executive di-
rector of the Jewish National Fund
of America in which he expressed
the thanks of the national office
to the Detroit community for the
rseponse given the conference. The
MRS. MAURICE WAGNER
letter was read by Mrs. Samuel
landscape luncheon planned for
N. Heyman.
A report in behalf of the reser- Jan. 12, at the Masonic Temple.
vations committee was submitted Mrs. I. E. Goodman is chairman
of this event.
by Mrs. Hordes.
Members wishing to raise money
Philip Slomovitz, who was chair-
man of the committee that arrang- for their admission fee are advised
ed the conference, presented an to contact any one of the follow-
outline of activities to be carried ing, who are in charge of a large
on by the Jewish National Fund store rented for the purpose of
during the coming few months and rummaging: Mrs. Maurice Wag-
expressed the •holip that volun- ner, Grant Hotel, Cherry 7400;
tary offerings will be made to the Mrs. A. A. Messenger, 4060 Tyler
lluleh project. Ile urged the rep- Avenue, Hogarth 5672; Mrs. Mark
resentatives of all organizations Benach, 4080 Tyler Avenue, North-
to proceed immediately with props- lawn 8552, or Mrs. Philip Gore-
gating the work of the Jewish Na- lick, 3308 Webb Avenue, Town-
tional Fund by encouraging the send 7-6339.
Numerous pledges have already
distribution of blue and white
boxes, in the planting of trees, in- been received for this big affair.
scriptions in the Golden Book and Anyone wishing to make reserve-
the Children's Golden Book (Safer tions may contact Mrs. Robert Re-
Hayeled), as well as the other sen, who is in charge of ticket
projects carried on by the Jewish sales, at 16615 Baylis, University
2-7213.
National Fund.
Savings banks especially de-
Others who spoke at the meeting
were Louis Dann, M. Liss, I. signed for the HOT' for Aged can
Sosnick, L. Graff and Mrs. Harry be procured from Mrs. J. Wartell,
583 Woodland, Townsend 7-6300.
Buchman.
Both the Auxiliary and the staff
A committee was selected from
the conference to organize all Jew- of the Jewish Home for Aged ex-
ish organizations in Detroit for the press thanks to Mrs. 0. M. Lewis
Jewish National Fund. This eons- who has been liberal with her per-
mittee consist' of Hyman Holskin, mantel time, her car and her chauf-
chairman; William Hordes, I. Sos- fee, for the purpose of doing the
nick, D. Graff and Mrs. B. Lich- marketing each week for the Home
for Aged.
tenatein.
Dr. Hershman, in his address to
the gethepng, declared that all
partisanship ought to be aban- YOUNG ISRAEL HOLDS
doned in considering Palestine re-
FIRST OPEN MEETING
construction work and urged that
emphasis be placed on the work of
The first open meeting of the
the Jewish National Fund. He Young Israel of Detroit was held
personally pledged his untiring ef- last Wednesday evening, in the
forts in behalf a the Land Re- Ivory Room of Hotel Statler.
demption Fund.
The main feature of the pro-
Especially inspiring was the ad- gram was a talk by William I.
dress by Mr. Holskin, who des- Boxerman, director of the Jewish
cribed the manner in which he Community Council of Detroit.
and his associates were moved by on the topic, "The Organization of
the addresses delivered at the con- Jewish Life," in which he traced
ference and the dignity with which the development of organized coin-
it was conducted, and the import- munal life throughout the ages.
ant decisions reached.
He also dwelt upon the evolution
An interesting address was also of the Jewish Community Council
delivered at the conclusion of the of Detroit, expressing the view-
meeting by Miss Zelda Rosenthal, point that this marked • new stage
former secretary of the Jewish Na- in the life of the local communi-
tional Fund Council of Detroit, ty. He cautioned the audience
who was the youngest delegate to against expecting miraculous re-
the World Zionist Congress at Zu- sults from the newly-organized
rich and who recently returned group at the outset: "We must
from a visit to Palestine. She des- tread carefully and slowly for we
cribed the heroism of the Jewish are experimenting with new tools
pioneers who are undaunted by the and attempting to achieve co-
, dangers that lurk behind the Pal- operation amongst the most di-
I estine scenes today and urged that vers groups."
the Jews of Detroit carry on their
effiarts for Jalestine riedemption
JUNIOR Y. P. S.
untiringingly and unselfishly.
At the conclusion of the meet-
The Junior Young People'. So-
ing the entire audience stood in ciety of Shaarey Zedek will meet
silence for a minute in tribute to on Oct. 31, at 2:30 p. m., in room
the memory of Felix M. Warburg, 302 of the synagogue. Rabbi A.
whose death occurred in New M. Hershman will speak to the
York earlier that day.
group and will welcome them to
Refreshments were served by the synagogue family on the oc-
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish casion of the new season.
National Fund.
Election of officers will take
Place.
At least 19 attempts have been
Those wishing to join the club
made on Hitler's life in the last may apply for membership, and
three yearn . . . AU the would-be dues will be navable. at this meet-
lng.
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MRS. PERRY P. BURNSTINE
mittee and has succeeded in en-
rolling a large number of patrons.
The following is a list of pat-
rons additional to those published
last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Aranow, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Atlas, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman A. August, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Bass, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Belinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Josepb
Benjamin, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Bennett, Dr. and Mrs, H. S.
13erent, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bern-
stein, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Ber-
man, Dr and Mrs. B. Bernbaum,
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Bleier, Mr.
and Mrs, Samuel Block, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Blumberg, -Mr, and
Mrs. Julius Braun, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Caplan, Dr. and Mrs. J.
H. Chalet, Mr. and Mts. Alex
Cohen, Dr, and Mrs. Daniel Cohn,
Richard Cohn, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis
B. Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Sol A.
Dann, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph David-
son, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel K. Deck-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dudel-
son, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Edelson,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Fishman, Mr. and
Mrs, Nathan Fishman, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Franzblau, Dr. and Mrs.
Samuel Glassman, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Goldhar, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Grenadier, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Greenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Greenbaum, Dr. and Mrs. S. L.
Grekin, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Har-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heyman,
Mr. and Mrs. William Hordes,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Her-
man Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Jacobson, Dr. and Mrs. W. W.
Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kap-
lan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kirsch-
mann, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Klaus-
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koffman,
Dr. and Mrs, Edward Kozlow,
Alfred Kuechinski, Leo Kuschln-
aki, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lefkowltz,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Levin, Iss-
dere Levin, Dr. and Mrs. Edward
.1. Levitt.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Lewin, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Lieberman, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Lipson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Littman, Mr. and Mrs. \Vil-
liers London, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
L. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Miller, Dr. and Mrs. John Pollack,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Pregerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prussian, Mr.
and Mrs. George Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Robin, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer Rosenbaum, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Rosenberg, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rosman, Dr. and Mrs. Theodore
Roth, Mr. and Mrs. William Roth,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rothenberg,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rothenberg,
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Rothman,
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Rothman, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, Mr.
Jack Saxe, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Sha-
pero, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shatzen,
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Spero, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferry Srere, Dr. and
Mrs. Max Steiner, Mr. and Mrs.
S. M. Victor, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Weissman, Mr. Lew Wisper, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Zolkower, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Zuieback, Acme Paper
Co.
NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES
OF MUSIC STUDY CLUB
The Philanthropic Committee of
the Music Study Club, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Ezra Lip-
kin, is Inaugurating the season's
work with a program for the child-
ren of the convalescent home at
Farmington, Mich., Saturday
afternoon, Oct. 30. Mrs. Louis A.
Colen is in charge of this pro-
gram. The Harriet Badd Dancing
School will provide the talent and
Mrs. Max Fisher will be the ac-
companist. Hallowe'en favors and
refreshments will be served.
The Junior Music Study Club
held Its first meeting at the Jewish
center, under the leadership of
Rosa Bassin Stein and Mrs. E.
Lipkin. Officers are as follows:
President, Betty Goldstrom: Rita
Aronoff, vice-president; Shirley
Shuber, secretary; Susan Kesler,
treasurer; Carol Ruskin, chairman
of programs.
The next meeting of the junior
group of the Music Study Club will
be held at the home of Carol Rua-
kin, 1235 Burlingame, on Sun-
day, Oct. 31, at 2 p. m. This
meeting will be in the form
of a Hallowe'en party. All eligible
members are Invited to come.
Please telephone Longfellow 6827
If you want to come In as • mem-
ber that day.
Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S.
The Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek will hold the nex t
meeting on Sunday, Nov. 7, at
3:30, at the synagogue. This meet-
ing will feature • tea dance and
everyone is invited. It will be the
final open meeting of the season
at which those interested in join-
ing the organization may snake
application for membership.
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October 31
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Jewish Publication Society of Am-,
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adelphia, and its membership ex-
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Members in the society, who pay
as low as $4 a year, receive three
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Full information on the member-
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HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
THANKS CONTRIBUTORS
The fourth annual dinner dance
of the Home Relief Society which
took 'place last Sunday at Hotel
Satter was a brilliant success. John
llerman of Powatan, Sachs Cafe
and the Club Continental contribu-
ted the floor shows.
The Home Relief Society thanks
all those who contributed to this
worthy cause, either by their at-
tendance at the dinner dance, or
by other contributions and dona-
tions, thereby making it possible
for the Home Relief Society to
continue its policy of rendering
emergency relief to the unfortun-
ate, and giving supplementary aid,
ouch as coal, milk, food and medi-
cal aid to needy families.
Acknowledgement is made for
the following contributions: In
memory of her sister, from Mrs.
F. Gendil; in memory of Gertrude
Rosenthal, by Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Rosenthal; in memory of Louis
Smith by Mrs. Louis Smith; In
memory of her mother and father
by Mrs. A. G. Honigman; in mem-
ory of Mrs. Sarah Appelman by
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sides.
Young Judaea Carmel Club
Elects Officers
A special meeting and election
of the C. Y. J. was held on Sun-
day, Oct. 3. The following offi-
cers were elected: Avery Davis,
president; David Goodman, vice-
president; Rena Plotkin, secre-
tary; Herbert Miller, treasurer;
Irving Shanbom, Keren Honoar:
Morris Rose, Jewish National
Fund; Sheldon Cohn, propaganda.
Trustees, A. Bobrin, T. Sweet. A.
Tenlenfish, Manual Sklar.
The officers were installed Oct.
24. I. A. Lawson principal of the
Carmel Hebrew School and or-
ganizer of the club, conducted the
ceremony. A debate WAR held on
the subject, "Why the Jews are
Suffering in Germany." Sara
Mots and David Goodman were
captains of the teams. At the
next meeting, on Sunday, Oct. 31,
a debate will be held on "What
Brought the Trouble in Pales-
tine." All who are interested in
Joining this organization are
■ in-
vited to come to Cannel Hebrew
Schools, 8752 Linwood. this Sun-
day at 12 noon.
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Yebudi hienuhin, who gets
$5,000 per concert. has turned
down • lucrative film offer because
he feels that "when • concert art-
ist exhibits himself In a film play
it can be only for money. "