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founded.
and Joseph 11, Ehrlich as co-chair-
Mr. Stutz, and the following
men. According to Mr. Ehrlich, the members of his campaign organi-
establishment of the Trade Coun- zation committee will meet at
cil, as a part of the campaign or- lunch on Monday noon, Jan. 31, at
ganization set-up, has resulted in the Aztec Towers of the Union
the scientific solicitation of the en- Guardian Bldg: Sidney L. Alex-
tire Jewish community, with the ander, Sidney J. Allen, Mrs. Sid-
elimination of duplication of effort ney J. Allen, Maurice Aronsaon,
on the part of the campaign Julius Berman. Irving W. Blum-
w orkers.
berg, Mrs. Maurice .1. Caplan,
Mr. Blumberg expressed the Harry Cohen, Joseph H. Ehrlich,
opinion that on the firm base built Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, Clarence
by the Trade Council, the Detroit H. Enggass, Ben B. Fenton, Peter
Allied Jewish Campaigns are con- P. Gilbert, Marvin B. Gingold,
ducted on Increasingly improved Fred A. Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel It.
standards, which in turn enable Glogower, Harry S. Grant, Abe
the campaign's beneficiary organi- Kasle, Ben Kramer, Julian H.
zations to continue to improve Krolik, Henry Levitt, M. A. Mittle-
their programs.
man, Milton H. Maddin, Gum D.
Organization Committee
Newman, Harry H. Platt, Louis
The men who direct the divisions Robinson, Alex Schreiber, Nate S.
of the Trade Council give their Shapero, Simon Shetzer, Abe Shift-
time and energy to the annual Jew- man, Harry J. Solomon, Abe Srere,
ish drive for months before the ac- Mrs. Abe Srere, Morris Steinberg,
tual campaign gets under way. Melville S. Welt, Henry Wineman,
Culled from every business and Mrs. Henry Wineman.
profession, they separate the De-
Leaders of the Trade Council
troit Jewish community into voca- will meet at dinner, oil Tuesday
tional groups, upon which the high- evening, Feb. 1, at the Belcrest, to
ly successful trade campaigns of discuss 1938 procedure

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Mizrachi Regional
Palestine Artist's
.
Office in Detroit Work on Display at
Center, Feb. 1 to 8
As a result of the Mizrachi mid-

western conference held in Detroit
recently, the regional office of the
Mizrachi Organization for the
states of Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky
and Indiana was created. The offi-
cers are: Jacob Levin and Isaac
Rosenthal, honorary presidents;
Daniel Temchin, president; Louis
Dann and Morris Granet, vice
preffidents; Rev, D, Fine and Sam-
uel Schnitz, honorary secretaries;
Sol Edelman, treasurer; Rabbi
Isaac Stollman and 'Rabbi Max J.
Wohlgelernter, chairmen of the ex-
ecutive board; Rabbi Jacob Ungar,
executive secretary; Max Schnei-
der, social chairman; Isidore Sos-
nik, membership chairman; Ed
publicity chairman,
Rabbi Ungar, who is a native of
Palestine and for many years was
an active Mizrachi worker in New
York, has accepted the director-
ship of the regional and Detroit
offices which will be at his ane,
2710 Taylor, Tyler 5-3094. All
communicationa shpuld be sent
there.
Executive meetings are heldthe
first and third Wednesdays of the
month at 8 p. m., at Lacher's.

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Officers Elected by B. Gold-
stein Auxiliary; Thea-

ter Party on Feb. 6

The annual election of the
Brochah Goldstein Auxiliary of
the Jewish Consumptive Relief
Society took place Jan. 19, with
the following results: Mrs. Henry
Greenberg, president; Mrs. J.
Golds, first vice-president; Mrs.
Sam Lueas,:second vice-president;
treasurer, Mrs. Mitchell Shlain;
Mrs. Kate Wales, financial secre-
tary; Mrs. Charles Bronson, re-
cording secretary; Miss Sarah
Slavin and Mrs. J. Deutch, trus-
tees.
Plans for the theater and sup-
per party, to be held on Feb. 6,
at 8 p. m., are nearing comple-
tion. A movie showing the sana-
torium at Denver, also a first run
feature length movie, following
supper, will be presented.

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Junior Congregation, Stu-
dent Council to Give
Annual Dance
Union Musicians' Benefit

Dance on Feb. 5

• The benefit dance and floor show
. of the Michigan Association of
Union Musicians will be held on
Saturday, Feb. 6, at the Bnai
Moshe, Lawrence and Dexter.
. There will be two popular or-
chestras and a superb cast of en-
tertainers headed by picked talent
lj from some.of the leading musical
„and dancing schools in Detroit.
t This union organization pledged
and donated services for the entire
; 10 days and nights of the Los An-
, geles Sanitorium bazaar.

Progressive Ladies Banquet
Feb. 6

The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek, in collaboration
with the Student Council, will give
its annual dance on Saturday eve-
ning, March 19.
Herbert Levin, president of the
Junior Congregation, and Herbert
Keiden, president of the Student
Council, have chosen the following
committees for the dance: Joseph
Roth, general chairman, with Sel-
ma Roberts and Meriam Zieve as
co-chairmen. The dance committee
follows: Patron committee, Har-
riet Cooper, chairman; Dorothy
Davidson, Mignon Hamburger and
Marilyn Koffman; ticket commit-
tee, Shirley Barahal, chairman,
and Joseph Gilbert; entertainment
and arrangement committee, Ilene
Schiller, chairman, and Shirley
Simons; publicity committee, Mur-
H
ray N. Frosh, chairman, Herbert
Keiden and Hershel Levine.
Dave Diamond's orchestra will
proelde the MOH, Refreshments
will be served.

The Progressive Ladies linter-
.
. stitzung Verein will hold its an-
nual installation 'of officers and
23rd anniversary banquet on Sun-
, day evening, Feb. 6, at Lacher's.
• For reservations, call Mrs. H. Ep-
stein, president, Ivanhoe 8775, or
Mrs. I. Kruger, Tyler 5-6295. On
Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, a card CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Feb. 1—Donor luncheon of the
party will take place at Assembly
Hall. Members and friends are in- Bnai David Sisterhood at Fort
Wayne Hotel.
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Young People's League of Jewish youth — not in any parti-
cularized field of endeavor but in
COMEDY AT LITTMANS
United Synagogue lames
Shaarey Zedek Library.
the totality of Jewish life. The

Shaarey Zedek Library's recent
acquisitions of new books include
Beatrice Bisno's prize winning
novel, "Tomorrow's Bread," J. M.
Machover's volume on the Parti-
tion of Palestine, "Jewish State or
Ghetto", the biography of the fa-
mous Egyptian Queen, "Cleopatra"
by the eminent journalist and au-
tho•, Emil Ludwig; a very remark-
able publication of the Soncino
Press of London, "The Folklore of
the Jews," by Angelo Rappaport;
the complete series of Friday Night
stories for very young children and
a number of other volumes of para-
mount interest to every Jewish
man, woman and child.
Among the recent additions not
included above are the following:
Ben Zvi, "Sefer Hashomronim."
Burrows, Millar and Speiser,
"Annual of American Schools of
Oriental Research."
let) new selected Nuzi Texts.
Vol. XVI.
Gewu•z, "Beautiful Thoughts of
the Ancent Ilebrews."
Albert Ilalper, "The Chute."
Dora Edinger, "The Jewish
Year; as Portrayed from Ex-
amples of Jewish Literature."
Naomi Jacob, "Fade Out."
Solomon Katz, "The Jews in the
Vesigothic and Frankish Kingdoms
of Spain and Gaul."
Ephraim E. Levine, "The Faith
of a Jewish Preacher."
Aaron D. Markson, "Kisve."
Stefan Zweig, "The Buried
Ca ndlebrum."

Anton Micklea, eminent Vien-
nese artist, whose six diaramas
showing Palestine as he envisioned
it during an extensive tour of the
land in 1927 are now on display at
the exposition at Convention Hall,
will be at the Jewish Community
Center with his display for a week
beginning on Monday, Feb, 1.
The exhibition at the Center was
arranged by the Art School which
functions under the direction of a
committee of which Mrs. David B.
Werbe is chairman.
Mr. Micklea will personally ex-
plain his diaramas during their
display at the Center.

$5,100,000 Set As 1938
Goal by the J. D. C.

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dared that the walls of hate and
prejudice must be pushed back
to enable the Jewish people to
keep themselves alive in self-re-
spect and in self-support against
a better day to come.
Mr. Hyman referred to the
"splendid outpouring of many
friends, of many Christian neigh-
bors here, in England, in France,
in other lands—scholars, acade-
micians, ministers and priests."
"They too believe, as do we,"
said Mr. Hyman, "they too are su-
premely confident that even after
darkest night there will conic the
dawn of a world returned to de-
cencies and sanity." •
Prentis Re-Elected
Sidney Lansburg of Baltimore,
was elected campaign treasurer,
succeeding Jerome J. Rothschild
of Philadelphia, and Harold
Minch of Atlanta and Albert II.
Lieberman of Philadelphia were
elected new vice-chairmen.
The vice-chairmen re-elected
are James II. Becker of Chicago,
Leon Falk, Jr., of Pittsburgh;
Salmon E. Halle of Cleveland,
and Meyer L. Prentia of Detroit.
"The 1938 fund-raising cam-
paign of the American Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee is
a life and death matter for mil-
lions of human beings," stated the
resolutions adopted at the meet-
ing. "As active participants in
the efforts of many communities
of American, we are deeply con-
cerned with the problems of our
fellow Jews overseas. We have
met in council and pledge our-
selves to do all that lies within
our power to assure the collection
of a national quota for $5,100,000
for the program of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee this year. To
the fulfillment of that task we
dedicate ourselves today."
The resolution spoke of the ir-
reparable loss to all mankind in
the passing of the late Felix M.
Warburg.

Louis Elkind Elected Speak-
er of Philomathic

Youth Journal

"ltzik Locks for a Bride" is the
current attraction at Littman's
Yiddish P'eople's Theater, 12th and
Seward.
This comedy is featured by 10
musical numbers. It stars Jack
Berlin in the leading role and pre-
sents the entire cast. The play is
being staged this Friday night and
again on Sunday matinee and
evening.

With the appearance of its sec-
ond issue, with greetings from
numberous leaders in American
Jewry, the JEWISH YOUTH JOURNAL
"dedicated to American Jewish
Youth", announces officially the
aims it will pursue.
Though sponsored by the Young
People's League of the United
Synagogue of America, the Jour-
nal in its scope embraces all na-
Pre-Valentine Dance of Jr. tional youth organizations. Its aim
is to inject a spirit of cooperation
Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
and creativity among all American
on Feb. 6

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Application for membership in
Young Israel may be made by call-
ing I). Berris, Cadillac 8788; A.
Berlin, Trinity 2-8078; A, Levi,
Cadillac 6660; Miss Sylvia Berris,
Tyler 6-3663.

NORTH
AMERICAN
Elias Goldber
LIFE

The Junior Auxiliary of Bnai ,
Brith is planning a pre-Valentine
dance to be held Sunday, Feb. 6,
in the Alpine room of the Detroit
Leland Hotel. Max Leib of the
Fox Theater and his orchestra will
furnish the music. Also featured
on the program will be Frankie
Connors and other stage celebrities.
Lois Love and Evelyn Cohn are;
chairmen of the dance, For inform-
ation regarding tickets, call Tyler
6-0684.

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home for the
Aged in lieu of flowers: In mem-
ory of Miss Miriam Buchhalter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Levin and Mr.
and Mrs. I. M. Lewis; in memory
of Joseph J. Mahler, Mr. and Mrs.
PICK CINCINNATI FOR
Manic Abrahams, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Sid-
U. A. H. A. CONVENTION Harold
ney J. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. I, M.
Lewis.
CINCINNATI. — The executive
board of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations, holding its The Chenstochower Rajoner
annual meeting here on Jan. 23,
Dance This Sunday
selected Cincinnati as the scene of
its 37th Council, to be held in
The Chenstochower It a j o n e r
January, 1939. This will be the first Verein
will have its third annual
Union biennial convention the ball on Sunday veening, Jan. 30,
Queen City has had since 1913.
at the Maccabee Bldg. Dave Dia-
Mrs. Leon L. 1Vatters of New mond and his Della Robbie Or-
York City was chosen a member chestra will be featured. Sol Rach-
of the board of governors of the man is in charge of tickets; T.
Hebrew Union College — the first lialberg, chairman of ads; I.
woman ever to be elected to that Glicksman, president; B. Wrots-
body in the more than 60 years of la•sky, vice-president; B. Lesser,
its existence, She is president of treasurer; A. Winter, recording
the National Federation of Temple secretary; S. Rachman, financial
Sisterhoods.
secretary; Mesdames T. Heiberg
Philip Meyers of Cincinnati was and II. Yoskowitz, hospitalers.
chosen to fill a vacancy on the Tickets can be obtained at the door.
Union's board of managers of syna-
gogue and school extension and
ratified the selection of Judge Solo-
A. Z. A.'s Thanks
mon Elsner of Hartford, Conn., as
chairman of the Northeast Region Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
of the Union.
The A.Z.A. expansion committee
takes this opportunity to thank the
editor
his splendid editorial
Additional Participants in and the for
fine response that was re-
Fund for Golden Book in
ceived from the Jewish parents
and boys of our city.
Mrs. Lifsitz's Memory
We have 20 chapters in AZA
formed and 60 chapters in this city
The following Is an additional could become a reality.
list of contributors to the fund
It is our sincerest wish that the
raised to inscribe the name of the readers of The Jewish Chronicle I
late Victoria Sheifman Lifsitz in will continue to inquire regarding
the Golden Book of the Jewish the fine program A.Z.A. has to
National Fund in Jerusalem:
offer to the youth,

Miss Bertha Lipolta Rise It.e LIP-
sit.. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nalman. Ury
and Mee. Leo Orerklin, Mr. amt MM.

Jewish Youth Journal is "dedi-
cated to the ideals and interests of
American Jewish youth, to the ad-
vancement of a more creative Jew-
ish life, and to the furtherance of
universal freedom, justice and
peace."

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and Mrs Harry Schumer, Dr. and Mre,
pat id Seligson, Mr. and Mre. !mar
else, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sh et rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mont°, it, Mr. and
M Ira. Abraham
sre, Mr. and W e
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C hat les Steinberg. Mee Jeanette Stein-

Chamisho Osor Party • Success
The Chamisho Osor b'Shvat
party of Young Israel, held at the
berg,
St ,'. one Mr' "liu"
Taylor
Shul Jan. 16, was well at-
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith. 8'"1"b"g
Mr. and *
tended. Mrs. R. Meisner accom-
Mr. Nathan Hoevakoor. Mr. and M rm.
panied
Cantor
Rubin Boyarsky at
Herbert Warner, Mr. and Dire. Sidney
Wallace, air. and Mrs. Harry Wexler. the piano, and Miss Libby Ritter
Sim Henry \ Veins, elm. Mr. and Mrs.
sang
several
Jewish
folk songs.
Samuel %Velma n, Mr. and Si,.. lien-
lamin
51r. and Mrs. Aaron Mayer, Dr. Israel Wiener, president of the
Sir. awl Mrs. Storm. Saulaon. Mrs. Hen- local Jewish National Fund Coun-
iry.11
It. •ell., Mr. aml Mee Robert
Mar ail. Zelda !Andaman. Anna I: ora• cil, showed slides depicting the
man, iresale Rafelson, Lillian Denten, celebration of Chamisho Osor in
Thelma SertIon, nose Diamond. Jeanette Palestine. Rabbi Max J. Wohlge-
%Velem. Irene Gordon and Jeanette Men-
lernter gave a short talk on the
delson.
Members of the Book Club of significance of hte festival. Pales-
which Mrs. Lifsitz was a mem- tinian refreshments were served
ber all contributed to this fund and dancing followed.
and their names are included in
this Rat

THETA ALPHA LAMBDA

Theta Alpha Lambda met Fri-
day at the home of Grace Klein,
Plans for the charity bridge to be
given March 2 at Kern's Audi-
torium were discussed. For tick-
ets call Townsend 6-6558 and
Townsend 6-8259. Patronesses
for this bridge are Mrs. I. Hyman;
Mrs. I. Auslander, Mrs. L. Raizin,
Mrs. S. Edelman, Mrs. R. Fish,
Mrs. J. Klein, Mrs. B. Grossberg,
and Mrs. H. Kutzen.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Birdie Kutzen on
Glynn Court.

A STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD

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Ball of Warsaw
Club on Sunday

Warsaw Club of Detroit will
hold its 12th annual ball on Sun-
day, Jan. 30, at the Jewish Center,
Woodward and Holbrook.
The Warsaw Club Is a social
organization comprising 40 couples
who have their own club rooms at
10036 Holmur Ave. Meetings are
held every Wednesday with social
nights on Fridays. The club con-
tributes yearly to charitable Jew-
ish institutions in Detroit and sup-
ports the Polish Jewish schools in
1Varsaw.
An evening of entertainment and
dancing to the tune of Dave Dia-
mond's orchestra, has been provi-
ded.
The officers of the club are: Ben
Silber, president; Jacob Natoco,
vice president; Rose Fidler, finan-
cial secretary; Abe Flashenberg,
treasurer; David Baker, recording
secretary; Sigmund Silver, man-
ager.

At its meeting on Jan. 23, held
at the Tuxedo-Holmur Ilebrew
School, the Philomathic Debating
Club elected the following officers:
I.ouis Elkind, speaker; Nathan
Epstein, clerk; Richard Kramer,
assistant clerk; Sol Schwartz, ser-
geant-at-arms; board of directors,
Louis Elkind, Nathan Epstein,
Richard Kramer, Sol Schwartz,
Harry Jacobs and Norman Lee-
mon. Installation will take place
nt the next meeting, at which
there will be a debate on the
Proposition, "Resolved, that the
A. Z. A. CHAPTER 93
Congress of the United States be
empowered to override a decision
A. Z. A. Chapter 93, was host
of the Supreme Court by a two-
at two socials last week. Wed-
thirds majority."
nesday night the group entertain-
Convention of the Women's ed the sub-senior council of the
Jewish Center. Saturday night,
League of United Syna.
Chapter 93 played a basketball
gogue in Chicago
game with Toledo, at the Center
and emerged the victors, by a
The 21st annual convention of score of 37 to 34. Afterwards
the Women's League of the Uni- refreshments were served in the
ted Synagogue of America will mean lounge for the visitors and
be held in Chicago from May 6 dancing followed.
through May 10, it was announc-
ed by Mrs. Samuel Spiegel, na- From Bnai Brith Auxiliary
tional president. According to
plans formulated a number of Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
years ago to meet once alone and
In behalf of Women's Auxil-
the following year with the men, iary No. 122 of Bnai Brith, we
the Women's League is this year take this opportunity of thank-
to hold its convention jointly ing the general public and our
with the United Synagogue.
Patrons for their part in making
our concert a success. Special
Primrose Benevolent Club thanks to The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle and to Ilyman Altman
The Primrose Benevolent Club for their publicity.
will hold its fourth donor luncheon
MRS. JOSEPH SANDERS,
at Webster Hall, on Feb. 23. Mrs.
President
I. Rodman and Mrs. S. Gross have
MRS. DAVE DIAMOND,
j arranged the program of enter-
Chairman
tainment.
MISS CHARLOTTE GANT,
The sixth anniversary of the
Publicity.
Primrose Club will be held Sun.
day, Jan. 30. at Northwood Inn. Contribution to the Hebrew

I ZETA RHO GAMMA WISHES TO
UNITE WITH OTHER GROUP

Schools in Miriam Buch-
halter's Memory

Any fraternal group interested
in combining with a sorority is
asked to write to Zeta Rho Gam-
ma Sorority, 3037 Monterey, for
I further details.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of
2019 Calvert Ave. made a liberal
contribution to the United Hebrew
Schools scholarship fund in mem-
ory of Miriam Buchhalter.

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