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November 19, 1937

PAGE THREE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Interest Aroused
RESUME ADULT
In Chanukah Event SHAAREY ZEDEK
Of the Bnai David CLASS SUNDAY

YOU CAN'T MISS—WITH E AND B

As the date, Dec. 5, ap-
proaches, the tempo of the pre-
parations for, and the interest
aroused in the grand Chanukah
concert, sponsored by Congrega-

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On Bar Committee

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.-Ofteff change and shape the course of man's affairs"

Judge Harry B. Keidan, chair-
man of the educational committee
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
announced on Wednesday that the
adult class will resume its ses-
sions this Sunday morning, at 11
o'clock. It will meet thereafter
from 10:30 a. m. to 12:15 p. m.
every Sunday. Philip Slomovitz
will again have charge of this
group.

Rabbi Bergstein
Seeks Funds for
Chebron Yeshivah

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CHANUKA RECORDS'

Issued by Women's League
of United Synagogue

NEW YORK—Four well-known
rabbis are the featured artists in
a series of Chanukah musical selec-
tions just reissued in new phono-
graph record impressions by the
Women's League of the United
Synagogue. The traditional Chanu-
kah melodies, recorded originally
while the rabbis were students at
the Jewish Theological Seminary
of America, have again been made
available to the public by the
Women's League, of which Mrs.
Samuel Spiegel is national presi-
dent, because they comprise the
only such Chanukah music in
mechanical rendition. Five num-
bers are recorded on two double
faced records.
One record has the "Blessings
for the Chanukah Lights" on one
side and the "Moor Tzur" on the
other. The soloist for the "Bles-
sings" is Edward T. Sandrow,
now rabbi at C,edarhurst, Long
Island, and he is accompanied by
the Jewish Theological Seminary
Glee Club conducted by Ario S.
Ilyams, now rabbi at Asbury Park,
N. J. The "Mooz Tzur" is sung
by the seminary Glee Club. The
other record has Morris D. Mar-
golis, former Detroiter, now rabbi
at Jacksonville, Fla., singing
"Chanukah" (Kipnis) and "Cha-
nukah, Hoy Chanukah" on one side
of the record and Harold Goldfarb,
now rabbi in Cleveland, singing
"Ilaneros Ilallalu" on the other
face of the record.
Records may be ordered to be
sent parcel post C.O.D. from the
national office of the Women's
League of the United Synagogue,
3080 Broadway, New York City.

Rosenwald Post Mourns the
Death of Mrs. Adolph
Bassin

Julius Rosenwald Post No. 318
of the American Legion deeply
mourns the death of Mrs. Adolph
Bassin, wife of the past com-
mander.
Mrs. Bassin died Monday, Nov.
15, 10:30 a. m., at Woman's Hos-
pital, of a heart ailment.
Burial took place at the Chesed
Shel Emes Cemetery, Tuesday,
Nov. 16, 1 p. m.
The members of the Julius Ro-
senwald Post and Ladies Auxil-
iary participated, in addition to
brothers, sisters and friends from
Chicago and Cleveland, as well as
friends and relatives from Detroit.
Comrade Maurice Bordelove
represented the Jewish War Vet-
erans Post No. 135.
Mrs. Adolph Bassin is survived
by her husband and three daugh-
ters.

Honorary Fraternity to Init-
iate Wayne Alumni

Initiating 19 alumni of high
scholastic attainments, Beta Gam-
ma, honorary business administra-
tion fraternity at Wayne Univer-
sity, will hold a banquet in the
Wayne University Club, 470 Put-
nam Ave., Friday evening, Nov.
19.
John W. Scoville, chief statisti-
cian of the Chrysler Corporation,
will speak on "The Chrysler Sta-
tistics Plan," and Prof. Samuel
M. Levin, head of the Wayne eco-
nomics department, will give an
address of welcome,
The alumni to be initiated in-
clude: Bernard Panush, class of
1936; Joseph Colten, class of 1935;
Joseph Gant:, clans of 1934; Da-
vid Lipsitz, class of 1933; Mrs.
Valeria Albert Sorock, class of
1933; Sidney G. Tickton, class of
1932; Abe Harold Cohen, class of
1928.

Jr. Bnai Brith Holds Mem-

bership Tea

The Junior Auxiliary of the
Bnai Brith held its first mbmber-
ship tea of the season on Nov.
7. at the Warsaw Club on Holmur
Ave. Besides a large attendance
of future members guests includ-
ed Mrs. N. Metzger and Mrs. J.
Sanders, who reveiwed aspects of
Bnai Brith work.
Ida Gear, membership chair-
man, filed applications for mem•
bership during the afternoon.
Faye Press spoke on the aims
and ideals of the Junior Auxiliary
of Bnai Brith.
The hostesses for the after-
noon were Ruth Willis. June Ja-
cobson, Evelyn Cohen, Gladys
Watkins and Lois Love.
The entertainment chairman
was Sally Kosina.

Were Just learned that the ice
cream cone was invented by a Mr.
Cohen, no !eau,

DETROIT

Zionist Organization
Home Meetings Nov. 30

The second of the series of
home meetings of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit will be
held on Tuesday evening, Nov.
30, it is announced by Lawrence
W. Crohn, president.
These gatherings, at which
the ideologies of the various
Zionist parties will be discussed,
will be held in the homes of
the following: Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Jackson, Dr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Friedlander, Mr. a n d
Mrs. Julius Berman, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Weisman, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Levin, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Z. Brown, Miss
Jeanette Steinberg.

BANQUET OF J. C. R. S.
AUXILIARY ON DEC. 5

The annal banquet of the Molly
Relief Auxiliary of the Jewish
Consumptive Relief Society of
Denver, Colo., will be held on Sun-
day night, Dec. 6, at the Byron
Hall, Philadelphia and Byron, All
organizations which have been
visited by committees, and all
other organizations, are invited to
send delegates to the banquet.
Reservations can be made by call-
ing the chairman, 51rs. Fishman,
Tyler 6-3951.

Contribution to Scholarship
Fund of the United
Hebrew Schools

The United Hebrew Schools ac-
knowledges with thanks the re-
ceipt of three scholarships to the
scholarship fund from Mr. and
Mrs. Lou Cohen of the Wilshire.
in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Elliott David, which
will take place on Nov. 20. This
liberal contribution will pay for
the education of three children
whose parents are unable to take
care of their tuition fee. It will
also provide them with free books
and transportation to and from
school.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Cohen of
2019 Calvert Ave. made a liberal
contribution to the scholarship
fund of the schools in honor of the
Bar Mitzvah of Elliott David, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Cohen of the
Wishire Apartments.
The United Hebrew Schools are
in receipt of an one-half scholar-
ship from Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Greenbaum of 11827 Otsego in
honor of the Bar Mitzvah of their
son, Solomon, whose Bar Mitzvah
will be observed on Saturday, Nov.
20.
The United Hebrew Schools
are in receipt of a contribution
of one scholarship from Mr. and
Mrs. George Levey of 19670
Shrewsbury Drive, in honor of the
Bar-Mitzvah of their son, Miles
Sherman, which will take place
on Nov. 27. Mr. and Mrs. Levey
also contributed $25 to Hades-
soh', Youth Aliyah fund in honor
of their son.

Contributions to Hadassah's
Infant Welfare Fund

DAVID .1. COHEN

tion Bnai David, Elmhurst at 14th,
is growing.
David J. Cohen, president of
the congregation, remarks: "The
response of the Detroit Jewish
community to the concert is nat-
urally gratifying and encouraging.
Particularly, however, does it in-
dicate the appreciation of our
community for the beautiful and
the desire to celebrate the happy
festival of Chanukah in the tra-
ditional manner—with fine song
and splendid music. That is the
purpose of the concert."
The concert will boast such fea-
tures as the renowned Cantor
Kapov-Kagan, the most outstand-
ing person in his calling, a choir
of 20 men and women, and a sym-
phony orchestra of 11 musicians.
The program will last about three
hours. Special arrangements of
seyeral works of world-famous
composers are being prepared spe-
cially for the concert. Beautiful
traditional hymns associated with
Chanukah, the lighting of Chan-
ukah candles, folk songs and mus-
ical selections will be sung and
played in solo, choral and or-
chestral arrangements.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the congregation
and at the following stores: Pearl-
man's and Nate 's Delicatessen on
Dexter Blvd., Wolok's Grocery,
London's Delicatessen, Felhand-
lers Bakery, Cortland Drug Store
on Linwood, Plotkins and Ches-
luck's Book Stores on 12th St.,
New Modern Warsaw Bakery on
Westminster. Grinnell's Music
Store on Woodward Ave., George
V. Drug Store on Dexter Blvd.
In connection with the concert
a printed program is being pre-
pared. Myron J. Solomon is the
general chairman of this activity.

Trees Planted in Palestine
Through J. N. F. Com-
mittee of Hadassah

Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund com-
mittee of Hadassah, announces
trees planed in Palestine this
week as follows:
In honor of the 60th birthday
anniversary of Isaac Shetzer by
Sir. and Mrs. Sidney Stone; in
memory of his mother, Rose Gold-
stick, by her son, Philip; in mem-
ory of her parents, Julius and
Helen Pomars, by Mrs. Sol Katz;
In commemoration of the Yahr-
zeit of their mother, Mary Speva-
kow, by Leah Spevakow and Mrs.
H. Laymor.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau can be
reached at 1999 Calvert Ave.,
Townsend 8-3834. She will be
pleased to give further informa-
tion regarding contributions of
the Jewish National Fund com-
mittee of Hadassah and also re-
garding the purchase of Mulch
Gift Bonds, by the sale of which
a substantial area may be added
to Jewish National Fund land for
the establishment of a Jewish
state.

Committees Chosen by Jr.
Alumni of Hebrew
Schools

At the meeting of the Junior
Alumni of the United Hebrew
Schools, held at the home of
Charlotte Perelstein on Nov. 11,
a discussion on Palestine took
Place. Shirley Subar delivered a
short talk and Harry Fox, spon-
sor. led the discussion.
Committee chairmen are: Ber-
nard Margolis, membership com-
mittee; Norman Leeman, program
committee; Rebecca Ungar, social
committee.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of the treasurer, Isa-
dore Stien, 252 Longwood, West,
Wednesday, Nov. 24, at 9 p. m.
I All those who have graduated
from the United Hebrew Schools
since 1934 arc invited to come.

Mrs. Jos Magidsohn, chairman
of the infant welfare fund of the
Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has
received contributions from the
following:
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L. Peen-
tis, in memory of Nathan Jacob;
Mr. and Mrs. Si. F. Lipton, in
honor of a daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Michelson; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, in
memory of William Shostak; Jo-
seph Lester Warner. in memory
of his dear grandparents, Joseph
and Ettalaya Finley and Esther
and Samuel Warner; Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Imerman, in honor of
David Levy's birthday and in
memory of Samuel S. Brame; Mr.
and Sirs. Abraham Glazer, in
memory of Albert Grabow and
Samuel S. Drams; Mr. and Mrs. Junior and Senior Zedakah
Robert Loewenberg, in honor of
to Provide Thanksgiving
the Bar Mitzvah of Elliott Cohen;
Baskets for Needy
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolfe. in
memory of Nathan Wolfe; the
At
the meeting of Junior Ze-
Sable Family, in memory of Ray
dakas held at the home of Ida
Sable.
Sklare, Nov. 14, it was decided
Madame Molotoff, Jewess, that members of the club co-oper-
ate with the seniors in giving
Named to Soviet Cabinet
Thanksgiving baskets to needy.
All foods are to be delivered to
MOSCOW. — (WNS) — Al the home of Mrs. Greenblatt,
Jewess was admited to the Soviet 2646 Tuxedo, Sunday afternoon.
cabinet for the first time when Nov. 21, and she will see that
Mme. Zhemchuzhina Karpovskaya the baskets are distributed along
Molotoff, wife of Premier Vyaches- with the senior contributions All
let! Molotoff, was appointed vice- who wish to donate food articles
commissar for internal supply. should have them at the above
Mme. Molotoff is now director of address on the named day.
the Soret cosmetic trust.
Plans are in full away for the
formal dance to be given by the
Seattle is rooting for Label Juniors at the Crystal Ballroom
Schlossberg. five-year-old son of of the Fort Shelby Hotel on Sat-
Cantor Nathan Schlossberg. Label urday, Dec. 26. Music will be
is being boomed in Hollywood as a by Marvin Kahn.
The next meeting of the club
potential male rival to Shirley
will be held on Sunday, Nov. 28.
Temple.

Rabbi Samuel Bergstein of the
Chebron Yeshivah, known as Ye-
ahivath Chebron Kennesseth Isra
el, arrived in Detroit this week
to make an appeal for this world-
famous school.
This Yeshivah is now located in
Jerusalem, having been moved
from Chebron after the horrible
slaughter of 1929.
During his stay here, Rabbi
Bergstein will be assisted by rab-
bis and laymen in canvassing De-
troit Jews. Ile will also address
the leading congregations of De-
troit.
Rabbi Bergstein's plea is di-
rected not only for contributions
to and memberships in the Yeshiva,
but also for scholarships. He
states that it costs $10 a week to
support a student at this school,
and he hopes that many scholar.
ships will be contributed by De-
trailers.
The Chebron Yeshivah has the
distinction of having provided
more than 20 rabbis for colonies
in Palestine. It welcomes as stu-
dents refugees from European
lands of oppression, as well as
Palestinian youths, At the present
time it has 200 students and 85
additional students in the prepa-
ratory school.
The new building, for which
funds are also being solicited by
Rabbi Bergstein, will be named in
memory of the late and eminent
Mabbi Moses Mordecai Epstein.
More than 50 graduates from
this famous school are now rabbis
in this country.
Rabbi Bergstein will speak this
Sabbath morning at the Young
Israel services in the Young Israel
Center on Joy Road, On Saturday
afternoon he will speak at the
Shaarey Zedek.

PETER P. GILBERT

Peter P. Gilbert, assistant
United States Attorney, has been
appointed as a member of the
Legal Ethics and Professional
Conduct Committee of the Detroit
Bar Association, for the year
1937-1938, by Ben 0. Shepherd,
president.

Invitations Are Out
For Haggai Dinner

Several hundred invitations
have been mailed for the dinner
in honor of the 50th birthday of
Joseph Ilaggai to be held at the
Bnai David Hall, Elmhurst and
14th St., on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 8.
Reservations should be made
with William Hordes, treasurer
of the arrangements committee.
605 Fox Theater Bldg. Those
who have not received invitations
may make reservations by call-
ing or writing Mr. Hordes.

RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
TO U. H. S. AUXILIARY

Sirs. Nathan Spevakow, chair-
man of the membership commit-
tee, and her co-chairman, are in
charge of the membership drive
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools, with
gratifying results. For informa-
tion in regard to membership call
Mrs. Spevakow, Tyler 6-6402,
Terminating this special mem-
bership drive, there will be a paid
up membership luncheon on Mon-
day, Nov. 29, at 12:30 p. m., at
the Fort Wayne Hotel, Temple and
Cass Ayes. For reservations, call
Mrs. Richard Copp, Townsend
8-5617.
Mrs. Henry Shapero, chairman
of the program committee, has
planned an especially fine program
for this luncheon. Rabbi Leon
Fran of Temple Beth El will be
the guest speaker on the subject
"Jewish Education as a Necessity
for Life."
Mrs. Samuel Wittenberg will be
the guest soloist of the afternoon,
and will be accompanied by Mrs.
Rosa Bassin Stein.
Mrs. Jack Tobin, chairman of
the sixth annual donor Luncheon,
to be held in January, states
that plans for this affair are near-
ing completion, and that many
reservations are being received.
Mrs. Harry Kraft, chairman of
the ways and means committee
for the donor luncheon, can be
reached at Hogarth 8822.
The Woman's Auxiliary ac-
knowledges with thanks the fol-
lowing contributions:
From Mrs. Samuel Kanners,
from Mr. and Mrs. Saul David-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Da-
vidson, in memory of Mrs. Debo-
rah Selber; from Dr. and Mrs.
David Fauman, in memory of Jo-
seph Levin and in memory of
Mrs. Steerman.

Gamoran to Speak
at Shaarey Zedek
on Friday Evening

Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, director
of education of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
will be the speaker at the late Fri-
day evening services of Shaarey
Zedek on Nov. 26, His topic will
be "Children Challenge Their Par-

ents."

Dr. Gamoran is one of America's
leading Jewish educators and has
a long and distinguished record in
his field. Born in Russia in 1895
he was educated in this country
and received his A.B. degree from
the College of the City of New
York in 1917. Continuing • his
studies at Columbia University he
was awarded his Master of Arts
degree in 1919 and his doctorate in
philosophy in 1923, For two years
he was supervisor of Jewish
schools of the Bureau of Jewish
Education in New York City and
then served as an instructor in the
Teachers Institute of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of America.
He has served in his present post
since 1923, He has been president
of the National Council for Jew-
ish Education and is a member of
the National Education Associa-
tion, the Religious Education As-
sociation, as well as of Phi Delta
Kappa. Among his many published
works are "Changing Conceptions
in Jewish Education," "Teacher
Training for Jewish Schools," and
syllabi on methods of teaching his-
tory and Bible. His series of text-
books "Gilenu—The Play Way to
Hebrew" was written in collabora-
tion with A. H. Friedland of
Cleveland. Ile contributes fre-
quently to many periodicals and,
in the course of his work, edits all
the textbooks published by the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations.
In 1937 Dr. Gamoran was
selected a member of the Jewish
Academy of Arts and Sciences.
His name was also included in the
latest edition (1937) of "Who's
Who in America."

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throughout the U. S., Zion Flag
Day, sponsored by the Jewish Na-
Advance preparations are al- tional Fund, will be ob d dur-
most completed for the Seventh ing the weekend of Noy. 27 and

28.

Coinciding with the observance
of Chanukah, the Maccabean
Feast of Lights, J. N. F. Flag
Day will be utilised by a Zionist

Open Meeting of Shaarey
Zedek Y. P. S. Sunday

The Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek will meet on Sun-
day, Nov. 21, at 3:30 p. m., at the
synagogue, This will be the first
meeting of the season open only
to members of the organization.
All members of last year may
Alvin Levin on Bnai Brith
automatically become members in
District Public Rela-
good standing by paying their
tion Committee
dues. New applicants for mem-
bership have been notified by let-
Effective as of Dec. 1, Bnai
ter. Dues will be payable at the
door.
Brith District Grand Lodge No.
The meeting will feature as
6 is adopting a new program and
guest speaker Dr. G. 0. Olsen,
Policy on all matters of public
prominent Detroit optometrist,
relations and public information.
The new program will constitute.
teacher of Biblical backgrounds
among other things, special week-
and comparative religions at De-
ly releases on matters of impor-
troit Institute of Technology, on
tance to Jewry in District No. 8, Northwestern University at Evan- the subject "Science and Religion."
a more unified program of speak- ,tan, Ill., and University of Chi-
ers within the district and the cago. Chicago delegation being Contributions to the Jewish
preparation of special literature lead by Dr. Milton Saffir, of the
Children's Home
dealing with several of the phases department of psychology, Board
of Bnai Brith activity in the Uni- of Education of Chicago, and
The Jewish Children', Home of
ted States that will be issued from Rabbi Harold A. Berger, former
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
time to time.
field secretary of Young Israel.
with thanks the receipt of dona-
To carry out this comprehensive
Public relation program. a com- Professor Levene Wins the tions from the following:
Mrs. A. Samuels. 2493 Russell
mittee of about 100, representing
Chemical Society Award Woods; Sir. and Mrs. Herman A.
each of the lodges in the dietrict,
August, 1961 Chicago Blvd., in
has been named with a chairman
NEW YORK. — (WNS) — The memory of Joseph Tabashnik;
for each region or state to super-
vise and correlate the work of 1938 William H. Nichols Medal of Sir. and Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau,
the
New York Section of the 1999 Calvert Ave., in honor of
the district. Among those ap-
pointed as regional or state chair- American Chemical Society has the Bar Mitzvah of David Elliot
been
awarded to Dr. Phoebus Cohen; Charles Levy, 2056 Cal-
men to direct the work under the
leadership of Harry Fiterman of Aaron Levene of the staff of the vert Ave.; Mrs. R.. Rabinowitz,
Minneapolis, chairman of the Rockefelled Institute for Medical 1736 Blaine Ave.; Detroit Lions
committee on press and publicity Research, it was announced here Football Club. Webster Hall; Mr.
and public education for District by Professor Victor K. La Men of and Mrs. Sidney Stone, 18614
No. 6, is Alvin B. Levin of De- Columbia University, chairman of NVildemere, in honor.of the 25th
troit. the medal jury. Dr. Levene won wedding anniversarz of Mr. and
the award for his study of the con- Mrs. Charles A. Smith of 1935
figurational relationships of the Glynn Court; German American
COS-MOS
The Cos-Mos will hold an open simpler optically active organic Club, 61 W. Warren Ave.; Mr.
meeting for new members on Nov. compounds, A native of Russia, and Mrs. Lou Cohen, Wilshire Ho-
21, at the home of Evelyn Sing- Dr. Levene is internationally cele- tel, in honor of the Bar Mitzvah
errnan, 3327 Carter Ave. All are brated as an authority on Bio- of their son. David Elliot Cohen.
invited to attend. The new officers chemistry.
He that handleth a matter wise -
are: Helen Kraka, president; Syl-
Grand National Films has en- ly shall find good: and whose
via Goldetrom, vice-president;
Evelyn Singerman, secretary; gaged Abe Meyer to write the mu- trusteth in the Lord, happy is he.
—Prov. 16:20.
sical score for its next feature.
Helen Baker, treasurer.

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Large Detroit Delegation at
Young Israel Conven-
tion Nov. 25.28

Annual Mid-Western Convention
of Young Israel to be held in
Cleveland, Nov. 25, 26, 27, and 28.
A program of activities embracing
lectures, symposiums, discussions,
open debates, round-table groups,
and entertainment has been
planned by the various committees
in such a way to make a full and
complete week-end from Thursday
evening through Sunday night
when the convention will close
with a grand banquet.
The guest speaker of the conven-
tion will be Rabbi Joseph IL Look-
stein, teacher of homiletics at the
Yeshivah College in New York
City. Large delegations haie al-
ready sent in their reservations
from Chicago, Cincinnati, Detroit,
St. Louis, Buffalo, Rochester, Co-
lumbus, and Indianapolis. From
Columbus, Ohio, a special group
organized as the Campus Young
Israel at Ohio State University is
sending a special delegation. Addi-
tional collegiate representatives
will be present from the universi-
ties of Michigan at Ann Arbor,

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WHO WILL IT BE? A man in the office,
one of your luncheon companions, your
wife ... or you? One out of every 27
people will be picked out by the Unfore-
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Tomorrow alone, the toll will be more
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volunteer corps to enlist Ameri-
can Jewry's mass support for Pal-
estine Land Redemption. Minia•
Lure reproductions of the Blue-
White emblem of Zionism will be
sold in the streets. "Keep high
Israel's Flag of Hope" will be
the message of the canvassers,
among whom member. of youth
ottani:mations and student. of He-
brew schools predominate.

Michigan Artists'
Annual Exhibition

David Fredenthal One of Judges
at Art Institute Display

— .
From all over Michigan came
1200 paintings, prints, and cculp-
tures for the 17th annual exhibi-
tion for Michigan artists which
opened at the Detroit Institute of
Arta Nov. 16. Out of 1200 entries
280 were chosen by a jury elected
by the vote of previous exhibitors
in Michigan Artists Exhibitions.
The members of the jury were
James Calder and Leon A. Makiel-
ski of Detroit, David Fredenthal of
of Cranbrook, Carlos Lopez, Royal
Oak, John Davies and Dirk Van
Dyke of Flint, and Mathias J. Al-
ien of Grand Rapids.
Both well known artists and
newcomers are represented in the
exhibition and were awarded
prizes, of which a total of 16
amounting to some $1500 were
given. John Cornish, a student at
Wayne University, and John E.
Christensen of Detroit, both new-
comers to Michigan Artists Exhi-
bitions, received prizes, as well as
the well-known artists Samuel
Cashwan, Ernest W. Scenes, Sar-
kis Sarkisian, Jean Paul Slusser,
and Jay Boorsma,
The exhibition will continue un-
til Dec. 20 and is free to the pub-
lic at all times.

Mizrachi Organization Will
Elect Officers Saturday

Harold Silver, director of the
Jewish Social Service Bureau,
made the following statement on
the occanian of the donor luncheon
to be held Dec. 1, by the Eva
l'renzlauer Maternity Aid:
"The bulk of social service for
the Jewish community in Detroit
is being performed by the agencies
affiliated with the Jewish Welfare
Federation. These are financed
partly by the Detroit Community
Fund and partly by the Allied
Jewish Campo!gn, There are, how-
ever, a number of small women's
groups operating in the field of
family welfare and relief who are
attempting to do a relief job on
an emergency basis or to take care
of special situations which the
budget of the Jewish Social Serv-
ice Bureau does not provide for.
Among these, the Eta Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid is outstanding, not
particularly because of the large
size or the ;ergo amount of money
they raise, but because of the fine
Job they are doing. They are spe-
cializing in providing hospitaliza-
tion for expectant mothers for
whom hospital facilities cannot be
secured through the city physi-
cian's office. While the number of
such cases is not large, the service
performed Is very important, The
Eva Pr,....lauer Maternity Aid
works closely with the Jewish So-
cial Service Bureau, which makes
all investigations on their cases
and makes recommendations to the
society. The members of the group
realize the importance of investiga-
tions being done by trained work-
ers and also the wisdom of spe-
cializing In a restricted field of
activity. These are two virtues
which not all relief societies pos-
sess, For that reason, I am glad
to endorse the donor luncheon to
b e given by the Eva Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid on Dec. 1 at Stotler
Hotel, and wish them all success,"

Junior Jewish National Fund
Dance Jan. 23

A special tneetina: of the Jew.
ish National Fund Juniors was
presided over by the president,
Morrey Shepherd, at the home of
Miss Gross of Sturtevant Ave.
Plans for the 8th annual dance,
to be held Jan. 23, at Stotler Ho-
tel, were discussed.
The club thanked Mr. and Mrs.
H. Nachman for, giving their home
last Saturday, for the "Latka"
party, Through the reselling and
auctioning of a cake, the club
raised over $18 towards the Jew-
ish National Fund.
The besid of directors met Fri-
day, at the home of Dave Zeff.

DEBONAIRES
The Deboa.r.:..3 celebrated their
first anniversary with a luncheon
at Frames. Favors were given
to all members. Installation of
officers was held the week pre-
vious. Officers are: Mary Arn-
koff, president; Helen Seheman-
sky, secretary; Frieda Shiffman.
treasurer.

A 'knave Maike and election of
officers, will be held Saturday eve-
ning, Nov. 20, at the Emanuel,
Taylor at Wilson. Refreshments
and an Interesting and novel pro-
gram are planned for this occasion. New Edition of "Protocols" Ap-
pear. I. Italy
A large attendance is expected.
It 0 14 E. — (WNS) — Anti-
The public Is invited to attend.
Semitism
in Italy was riven an-
Isaac Rosenthal is president
other fillip with the publication of
a
new
and
popular-priced edition
Kent Taylor. Universal's lead-
ing man from the West, is to take of the discredited "Protocols of
the
Elders
of
Zion."
a European vacation soon.