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gether with Miss Clara Ilurwitz,
have arranged a membership tea
which will be held at the home of
Mrs. Harry Tanner, 8513 Mary-
grove, on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 3
m.
Miss Esther Etkin will review
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Asch.
Mrs. Nathan Metzger, president
of the Women's District Grand
Lodge No. 6, will talk on Bnai
Brith activities.
A large attendance of members
and friends at the open meeting
on Jan. 10, which officially opened
the membership drive, greeted the
guest speaker of the evening, Mrs.
Ethel Osri, president of the Al-
bany Park Auxiliary of Chicago.
Mrs. Osri was the house guest of
Mrs. Nathan Metzger during her
stay in Detroit.
A party will be given by the
Bnai Brith Auxiliary on Sunday
evening, March 27, at the Detroit-
Leland Hotel, for all paid-up mem-
bers and their escorts. All pros-
pective members are urged to join
before Feb. 28, in order to be elig-
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neer worker in the Jewish Sun-
day School movement in Detroit
and one of the first members of
the Detroit section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
died last Friday, after a long ill-
ness. Funeral services were con-
ducted from her late residence,
3352 Burlingame Ave., on Sun-
day afternoon. Burial was in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi
A. M. Hershman officiated at the
Rev. Cantor services.
DAVID
Mien Buchhalter, who was a na-
GOLDEN tive Detroiter, was not only a
charter
member of the Council of
Detroit's Favorite
Jewish Women, but always inter-
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painting. ot.
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with the Detroit chapter of Iladas-
sah. She was an earnest worker
in the Sunday School movement
offCharacter in this city and was a member of
the Hebrew Schools of which her
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late father was one of the found-
era. She was for a number of
yearn a teacher at the Lingemann
School.
Surviving her are her mother,
Mrs. Ilyman Bgehhalter; a broth-
er, William; five sisters, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Ehrlich. Mrs. Morse M.
Colten, Mrs. Moses F. Lipton,
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Mrs. Sophie Hopp of 3311 Chi-
cago Blvd., prominent Detroiter.
died on Wednesday at the are of
64. She was an active member
of the Temple Beth El Sisterhood.
Dr. Leo lg. Franklin and Rabbi
Leon F'rarn officiated at services at
2 p. m., Friday in Temple Beth
El.
Burial was in Clover Hill
Park Cemetery.
She leaves her husband, Charles;
two sons, John C. and Clement A.:
a daughter, Mrs. Henry N. Moses
of Cincinnati and five grandchil-
dren.

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Cabled protests by Jewish or-
ganization s in the United States
against the anti-Semitic meas•
urea of the Rumanian govern•
ment are 'impudent" and their
effect on the cabinet are the
opposite of that intended, Pre-
mier Octovian Goga told Uni-
ted States Minister Franklin M.
Gunther, who has informed the
Rumanian leader that the Uni•
ted States was watching the
Jewish situation in Rumania
apprehensively. Mr. Gunther,
who called on Goga unofficially,
explained that "I observed that
we have a large body of law-
abiding Jews in the United
States and that American pub•
lie o pinion would follow events
here with eager interest. I re-
called the reaction in America
when Germany took extreme
measures. It was my. impres'
Sion that the premier would pro-
ce e d c autiously. He said Ru-
mania would air the question
in Geneva. Mr. Gunther also
conferred with Minister of the
Interior Calinescu in order to
learn at first hand what anti•
Jewish administrative measures
were contemplated.

in special session to consider the
Plight of the Jews in Rumania,
the United Rumanian Jews of
America adopted a resolution ap-
pealing to King Carol to "take
such steps as will prevent the en-
act:sent or enforcement by decree
or otherwise of any law which
shall attempt to deprive Jewish
inhabitants and other minorities
of any rights guaranteed to them
by the constitution." The reso-
lution further stated that "we are
mindful of the adherence, in the
past, by His Majesty, to the prin-
ciples of dsmocracy as evidenced
by hi sexpressions, and urge upon
His Majesty the prevention of any
acts by the present government
which might remove the name of
Rumania from the roster of en-
lightened and humane countries
of the world."

250,000 Already Affected
BUCIIAREST (W N S) — At
least 250,000 of Rumania's 900,-
000 Jews arealready directly af-
fected by anti-Semitic dtcrees and
administrative measures erinci-
cipally aimed at Jews.

The executive committee of the
Junior League of the Mount Sinai
Hospital Association of Detroit
met Jan. 12. The by-laws, pres-
ented by the revisions committee
consisting of Mrs. Si. Shaeffer,
Miss Leona Levin and Mrs. E. Si-
mons, were accepted. Permanent
officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. Jack Rom, president; Miss
Dorothy Shetzer, first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. H. Shaeffer, second
vice-president; Mrs. M. Botvinick,
recording secretary; Mrs. E. Si-
mons, corresponding secretary;
Miss Rosalind Schubot, treasurer;
Miss Fayga Keidan, financial sec-
retary; Miss Miriam Shetzer and
Miss Ethel Rom, trustees. Sirs.
Dave Diamond is sponsor of the
group.
Reports were given by Miss
Ethel Rom, chairman of the mem-
bership committee, and by the com-
mittees making arrangements for
the first open meeting of the or-
ganization to be held Wednesday
evening, Feb. 2, at Temple Beth
El. Committees in charge are:
Program, Miss Miriam Shetzer,
Miss Rosalind Schubot and Miss
Eleanor Schetzer; arrangements,
Miss Leona Levin and Miss Fayga
Keidan.
The Junior League of the Mount
Sinai Hospital Association of De-
troit was organized to include
young women who are employed
or otherwise occupied when the
parent group, the Mount Sinai
Hospital Association, holds its
meeting. The first meeting will be
open to those interested in the
movement for the building of a
Jewish hospital in Detroit.

Mrs. William Fisher was hos-
tess to members of the North
Woodward Branch at a meeting
at her home on Gladstone Ave.
on Jan. 18.
Mrs. Ida Schultz, who was chair-
man of the fifth annual donor
luncheon on Jan. 4, expressed her
personal gratitude in behalf of
the organization to Mesdames
Elias Epps, Ilarry Metz, Alter
Shrier, Abraham J. Redblatt,
Anna Goldberg, Maurice Silver-
stone and Morris Disner, for their
splendid support and co-operation.
Proceeds from this event will be
utilized to give relief to the un-
fortunate widows and orphans.
At an executive meeting held at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Modell
on Edison Ave., the year's activi-
ties were planned.
On Tuesday, Feb. 8, 12:30 p.
m., a dessert bridge will be given
for the Benjamin Witmer Memor-
ial Flower Fund, at the home of
Mrs. II. Mitt, 4044 Sturtevant
Ave. Sirs. Adolph Smilo is chair-
man and Mrs. A. J. Redblatt is
co-chairman.
The annual children's shower
sponsored by the North Wood-
ward Branch for the General Is-
rael Orphans Home for Girls in
Palestine is scheduled for the
month of March. Mrs. Anna Gold-
berg is chairman. Those desir-
ing to contribute should call
Townsend 5-4256.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Mr. Louis Wolfgang

Representatives of all the
leading Jewish communities in
Rumania meeting at an undis-
closed rendezvous, buried all
their differences and established
• united representative body
empowered to act for all of
Rumanian Jewry in dealing w ith
the current s ituation. The con-
ference also toted to net up an
emergency relief fund to pro•
vid e for the impoverished Jews
fleeing the villages and towns.

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OUR ENTIRE ORGANIZATION.

The Jews from the villages are
pouring into the larger towns
without waiting for ther land to be
taken from them because the
peasants, who have already divided
Jewish-owned property, are pre-
pared to take possession the mo-
ment the law is promulgated. This
mass exodus of impoverished Jews
is creating a serious problem for
the larger Jewish communities.

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tion on Sunday

At its next meeting, at the Tux-
edo-Holmur Hebrew School, Sun-
day, Jan. 23, the Philomathic De-
bating Club will hold election of
officers.
The speaker at this meeting
will be Joe Magidsohn, Big-Ten
football referee.

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Jan. 26.—Sixth annual donor
luncheon of Woman's Auxiliary of
United Hebrew Schools, at Fort
Wayne Hotel, Temple and Cass,
at 12:30 p. m.
Jan. 23.—Eighth annual dance
of Junior Jewish National Fund,
at Hotel Stigler.
Jan. 25.—Anti-Nazi demonstra-
tion at Arena Gardens, sponsored
by Civil Rights Federation with
co-operation of Detroit section of
American Jewish Congress.
League for Human Rights and
other Jewish organizations.
Jan. 25.—Fifth annual donor
luncheon of Hebrew Ladies Aid
Society.
Feb. 1.—Donor luncheon of
final David Sisterhood at Fort
Wayne Hotel.

Gag O bi Not re

Morrie Goldberg left Wednesday for
New York where he will attend a con-
vention of the National Aseorlallon of
Distributors. Ile is planning to
return home on Sundae.
Mrs Nate Selmer left on Tuesday for
short stay In Toledo. she w

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York ter •n Indefinite stay.
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their guests on Sunday, their brother
and .Ister•In•law, Mr. and Mre. It. Levy
of Muskegon, Mich.
Harold Iterneteln h. returned home
after a two week's cruise to West Indies
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Meet on Sunday

The happiness Beauty Shop,
which was located on Woodward
Ave for 16 years, announces a
change in management and its
new location at 9031 12th St. at
Clairmount. Telephone, Tyler
4-9520
This shop will be under the new
management of Miss Rae Russell.
Mr. Sir Harold will continue to
serve his patrons, and Mme.
Baker, who was formerly the
manager at the Book Cadillac
Beauty Salon, specializing in fa-
cial and scalp treatments, is one
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Free test curls are given with
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Frank Crowninshield to Ad-
dress Town Hall on
Wednesday

Frank Crowninshield, critic and
patron of the arts and member
of the New York "400", who edit-
ed Vanity Fair magazine for many
years, will speak at Detroit Town
Sholem Aleichem Institute Hall in the Fisher Theater Wed-
' nesday morning. Jan. 26, at 11
Prepares for Annual
o'clock. Renowned as one of New
Bazaar
ESTHER KARBEL
I York', wittiest after-dinner speak-
of 2463 Blaine Ave.. 65 years
ers, Mr. Crowninshield seldom ac-
At the last session of the cepts speaking engagements outs
old, died on Jan. 14. Funeral
services were held on Jan. 16. Sholem Aleichem Institute. plans side of New York. This is his
with interment in the Sandler lot were made for the annual bazaar first Detroit engagement. He will
of the Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi and souvenir night which will speak on "Our Cultural Acrobat-
W. Ginsberg of Brooklyn, N. Y., take place at the Bnai Moshe ics—From the Gay 90's to the
Rabbi 1. Stollman and Rabbi J. Synagogue, from Jan. 29 to Feb. Present Day."
Eisenman, both of Detroit, offic- 3. Thirty members of the insti-
iating. She is survived by her tute are participating on the com-
M. Wilson and Son Open a
husband, Samuel; six sons, Joshua, mittee.
Delicatessen on Dexter
The final shower preceding the
William, Jack, Joseph, Morris and
Simon; three daughters, Ida, Mrs. bazaar will be held at the Folk-
M. Wilson and Son announce
1. Kaplan of Chicago, and Mrs. shule, 3754 Monterey, this Satur-
the opening of a wholesale and re-
P. J. Forman and 10 grandchil- day evening.
tail kosher delicatessen at 12066
dren.
Dexter, at Monterey, this Satur-
ANNIE DANTO
day, Jan. 22. In addition to carry-
of 2449 Blaine Ave., 62 years old,
ing a complete line of delicatessen
died on Jan. 16. Funeral serv-
and appetizers, light lunches will
ices were held on Jan. 18 with
be served.
interment in Clover Hill Park
On the opening day, gifts will
Cemetery. She is survived by
be given with each $1 purchase.
Charles A. Finsterwald, one of Several specials will be offered on
her husband, Louis; a daughter,
Mrs. Al Weisman; a son, Dr. Sam- Detroit's most prominent business the opening days—Saturday and
uel B. Danto, and four brothers. leaders, died Wednesday after- Sunday.
John, Jacob IL, Dr. Simpson W., noon at his home, 1239 Chicago
Mr. Wilson has been in busi-
Blvd., at the age of 70. Funeral ness in Detroit for 32 years and
and Samuel M. Green.
services were conducted at his was at one time associated with
late residence on Friday afternoon , Lefkofsky. He had stores on
ABE FISH
of 3274 W. Grand Ave., 35 years by Dr. Leo M. Franklin. Burial) Gratiot and Linwood and is well
old. died on Jan. 10. Funeral was in Woodmere Cemetery.
known to Detroiters.
Mr. Finsterwald was a member
services wire held on Jen. 11 with
interment in Machpelah Cemetery, of the Board of Commerce. the The Jennie Needle Goodman
Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiating. He Independent Order of Oddfellows.
Club to Have a Card
❑ survived by his wife. Ethel; • Moslem Shrine. the Vortex Club,
Party Feb. 6
daughter. Janet Eileen; his par- Gristmill Club, Temple Beth El,
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fish: Oxford Lodge, No. 84, and the
two brothers, Morris of Detroit Founders Society of the Detroit
The Jennie Needle Goodman
Club will give a card party Sun-
ezd Max of New York and two Institute of Arts.
Besides his wife, Mr. Finster- day evening, Feb. 6, in the Lind-
asters. Mrs. Nellie Steingold and
wald leaves eight children, Mrs. bergh Room of the Barium Hotel,
Mrs. Viola Sawyer.
Guy Rowe and Mrs. Harold Kracze to raise funds to aid Jewish or-
CARD OF THANKS
of New York; Mrs. Leighton phans in Poland. Mrs. Morris
The family of the late Mrs. Steele and Mrs. George Kleinman Weiner, president, will be assisted
Samuel Karbel wishes to thank of Detroit; Maier B. Finsterwald, by Mrs. William Seltzer, who is in
their relatives and friends for vice-president of the C. A. Fin- charge of the affair, and by Mrs.

OBITUARY

C. A. FINSTERWALD
CALLED BY DEATH

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The Junior Music Study Club
will meet at the home of Beth and
Judith Laiken, 8920 LaSalle Blvd.,
on Sunday, Jan. 23, at 2 p. m.
Two papers on the life of Hayden
and Mazard will be read by Carol
Ruskin and Lawrence Rosenthal,
respectively. The former reading
will be illustrated by Eleanor Lip-
kin, and the latter by Frieda Las-
ser. Also scheduled for this meet-
ing will be a rehearsal of the play
"A Scene from the Life of Beeth-
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of Alpha Epsilon Pi

At the 25th anniversary conven-
tion of Alpha Epsilon Pi Frater-
nity in New York, the following
THETA ALPHA 'LAMBDA
governing board was elected for
1938: Supreme master, S. II.
Theta Alpha Lambda met Fri- Shapiro, Kankakee, Ill.; lieutenant
master,
I. E. Goldberg, Milwaukee,
day
night
at
the
home
of
Ger-
The Detroit Town Hall, in the
Cass Theater, announces that Bur- trude Grossberg of Savery Ave. Wis.; supreme scribe, Leon B.
Traub,
Philadelphia;
exchequer,
and
discussed
the
campaign
for
ton Crane, American writer and
journalist is to be the sneaker on the charity bridge to be given on Arthur Pick, New York; members
of
the
board
at
large,
Louis Si.
t
nodr
i
m
on
.
Jan. 28, in place of Count Her-
Felsenthal of Detroit, Dr. Ilarry
on s ale
are tnoKwern
man Keyserling. The New York N lliacrkehts 2ar
L.
Cohen
of
Atlanta,
Ga.,
Sidney
World explains the failure of be had by calling 6-8PS nsend
Eisenberg of Cleveland, I. R. Ru-
or T
Count Keyserling to keep his , I b e
bin of Chicago, Alexander L.
American lecture engagements me A social meeting followed the
Grossman of New York.
saying that one week before sail- meeting and members entertain-
The convention next year will
ing, all the arrangements having led -o - own guests. The next
be held in either Detroit or Mil-
Wig
will
be
held
at
the
home
been completed way in advance,
1
of
Grace
Klein
of
Gladstone
Ave.
waukee.
the German Government's Secret

Count
Keyserling
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no e
that he would not be allowed to
leave Germany.

Phone TRinity 2-6030

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Burton Crane Will Address
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tionists, voted for the resolution,
but issued a separate statement in
tonetions of the executive of the which he emphasized that "noth-
Jewish Agency" and declared "its ing in this resolution shall be con-
uncompromising opposition to any strued as expressing an opinion
determination of the problem in on partition, which issue was left
Palestine that imposes a minority open }Sy the resolution of the Zu-
status upon the Jewish people in rich Congress and has been re-
their homeland." Dr. Stephen S. ferred for decision to the next
Wise, a leader of the anti-parti- Zionist Congress."

Chesed Shel Emes
Dance on Sunday Philomathic to Hold Elec-

The annual ball of the Chesed
shel Emes (Jewish Free Burial
Association) will be held thin Sun-
day, Jan. 23, at the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
Max Oberfield is chairman of
the committee on arrangements.
In addition to dancing and en-
tertainment, there will be refresh-
ments.
The Chesed shel Emes announces
in advance that plans are being
made for the annual picnic to be
held Sunday and Monday, July 3
and 4, on the Detroit Creamery
Grove. A date in November is
also being set for the annual
bazaar.

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the employment by Jews of female
domestic servants under the age
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in the Official Gazette and is being
carried out.

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