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March 11, 1938

.1k] THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Systems - Audits - Taxes

CHARLES K.IIARRIS

L.A.S. Auxiliary's
Dinner and Concert
Sunday, March 27

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Will Their Standard
of Living Endure?

All too often, the unexpected
death of the breadwinner means
that the standard of living to
which he has accustomed his fam-
ily and dependents will have to be radically revised. Most
families under the circumstances would have to come down
too suddenly to a lower standard of living. To guard against
this danger, the Great-West Life has worked out a practical
readjustment income plan. Let me give you full particulars—
you will be interested.

The 11th anniversary of the
Detroit Auxiliary and the 25th
anniversary of the Los Angeles
Sanatorium will be celebrated
with a concert and donor dinner
dance on Sunday. March 27. at
Lachar's new ball room, 3153
Cass Ave.
Rabbi Max Wohlgelernter of
Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
uel will be the principal speaker.
Samuel and Harry Bistritsky ,
eminent violinist and cellist, re-
spectively, members of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra. Miss
Ruth Brotman, lyric coloratura
soprano. and other artists of note ,
will appear in the concert which
will start promptly at 3 p. M.
The dinner will follow the con-
cert and will conclude with a
dance, with music by • Union
orchestra.
More than 9,000 patients have
been treated free of charge by
the sanatorium in the quarter of
a century of its functioning,
among them 127 Detroiters since
the inception of the auxiliary.
Four institutions are combined
in the sanatorium, the sanator-
ium proper, in Duarte, the Ex-
Patients Home, the Children's
Clinic and the Adult Clinic in
Belvidere, Calif. The sanatorium
is now carrying on an expansion
program to facilitate those clam-
oring for admittance, among
them several Detroiters. There
is a DeSroit Pavilion. on the sana-
torium groups, which needs re-
modeling.
The proceeds of this affair will
be utilized to participate in this
expansion program, to further
maintain local patients, and to
properly represent Detroit Jewry
at the silver jubilee convention to
be held in June, in Los Angeles.

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS MOBILIZED
TO PARTICIPATE IN 1938 ALLIED DRIVE

REPRESENTATIVES OF 'ORGANIZATIONS PRESENT AT THE
INITIAL MEETING IN INTEREST OF ALLIED CAMPAIGN

World's Basketball
Championship Game
Here on Wednesday

The third and deciding game of
the series between the Original
New York Celtics and the New
York Renaissance Club, for the
world's professional basketball
championship. will be played on
Wednesday. March 16. at the
Light Guard Armory. Lamed and
Brush Sts. In the first encoun-
ter at Toledo, the Rens defeated
the Celtics 35-28, and on the
following night, before a rerord
crowd of 16,000 people at the
Butler University field-house. the
Celtics defeated the Renaissance
Club by the score of 46.41.
When these two great teams
appear in Detroit on Wednesday,
it will be the third time these
teams have met this year, to
decide the professional champion-
ship of the world.
Captain Davey Banks was out-
standing ln the Celtics' victory
over the Rens, scoring five fie ld
goals, and 10 free throws. a total
of 20 points, to even up the ser-
ies between the two fives. At
present, the Celtics have won
64 consecutive games, bringing
their season's record to 82 vic-
tories and but 8 defeats.
Reserved tickets for this game
may be purchased at the Gris-
wold Sporting Goods Co., 1134
Griswold, Cherry 3110, or at
1600 Buhl Bldg., Cadillac 2870.

Resale Shop Makes Request for tuition. books. carfare and
lunches.
for Used Men's and
Mrs. Jack Rothberg heads the
Boys' Clothes
individual soliciation committee.

A request has been made by
the Resale Shop of the Detroit
Section. National Council of Jew-
ish Women, for used clothing for
men and boys.
Mrs. Robert Streifling. chair-
man of the Resale Shop, states
that all kinds of used clothing is
acceptable but that there is a
particular need at this time for
men's and boys' suits, overcoats.
shoes, hats. etc.
The proceeds of the shop are
used to maintain the scholarship
fund of the Council whsle sup -
plies money to worthy school girls

• JUNIOR HOME RELIEF

Contributions to Infant Wel-
fare Fund of the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah

Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman
of the infant welfare fund of the
Detroit chapter of Hadassah, has
received contributions from the
following:

A board meeting of the Jun-
ior Home Relief was held at the
home of Helen Lucas. on March 1.
Plans were made for a dance in
June.
The annual mother and daugh-
ter luncheon will be held this year
at the Leland Hotel. on May 1.
A pot luck dinner will be given
next month.

For Sale—Apartments

REAL ESTATE
VALUES

Bargains for
Shrewd Investors

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T::: ,, raissitut r h , ,e p to.11gs "1 the
Mr, and Mrs. Wolf Kaplan In honor
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of the birthdays of Mrs. lien Goldberg
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of 87 leiuls and Master Edgar Eamon.
In memory of A. Jacob, from Mr. and
Isidore Sobeloff, executive di-
Mrs. Moyer Prussian. Mr. and Mr.. Altr••
rector of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
ham tIlaser, Dr. •nd Mrs. Maurice Mey-
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frank, Mr.
eration, spoke on the necessity for
and Mrs. tildney atone. Mot Mary Cor-
intense participation in the cam-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Prentls •nd
WILL GROSS 15%
paign. He urged that every
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard islidlow.
My.anti Mn.. Abraham Glaser and
available worker be enrolled in
Solid brick 9 apt. building,
Mr. and Mr• Joseph Zerhman. In mon
this humanitarian effort. He
4 rooms and bath each.
1612 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
ory of M. A. Koffman.
gave a number of facts about
In memory of Max Glaser from Mr.
Like newt Steam heat. Urge
and Alm. Alex Internat. Mr. and Mrs.
the causes included in this year's
quick offers as heirs must
Adolph Malkin and Mr. anti Mrs. Into
budget, at the same time empha-
liquidate.
lsytnan.
A•UnANC
II CO.PANY
•
sizing the tragic situation abroad. MLAWER PURIM CARD
In memory of Mrs. Rose Lotswenberg
osoo CtIO10.. •WOM1Pan
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PARTY NEXT TUESDAY from 31r. and Mrs. Alex (merman,
$2,000
After the film was shown,
Mr. and Mra Adolph 815151n, Mr. and
"Pledge of Service Cards" were
Mrs. Joseph Zechtnan, Mr. and Mrs.
Invest this sum—handsome
Maurice
Landau,
Mr.
and
Mts.
Harry
distributed and a number of new
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
profits in return on 10 apt
Jackeon, Mr. and laze Joseph Magill-
workers secured for the campaign. Mlawer Umgegend Verein will give L.
building of solid brick in
solin, Mr and Mrs. David E. Diamond,
The following resolution was a Purim card party, on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lurie, Mr. and
good renting distrct. Forced
Otto Hyman, Seymour Loewe.-
adopted unanimously:
March 15, at 8:30 p. m., at Jericho Mrs.
to liquidate estate. must sell
Dr.
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berg. Wilbur hoewenbere
"We, the representatives of Temple. The proceeds will go to and Mr.. Leonard 8111low.
qu:thly.
Jewish Women's organizations.
Pledge to co-operate wholeheart-
UNUSUAL OFFER
contributions
1, "aarei5er um! 111,e•
edly with the Allied Jewish Cam-
wItIch were anurlard last rear from
This 12 family apartment
the women'ts groups. .111 be sboliblietl paign and we further promise to
on Webb Avenue will net
this year n because exPetiene0 proved exert every effort so that our
this type of .11111•111.• to be In-
You 8 per cent on invest-
groups will Increase their 1938
effect's e.
ment. In excellent condition
orimotlxatioito
hill
be
'
m
011Ien
organizational
pledges
by
at
least
r, r Ihe
read
"Megillah
Esther"
will
be
upon
to
Wrest.
their
group
and • fine opportunity. Price
~ llrl
50 per cent."
pledges zoilmInntlally. They •m M
at the Beth Tefilo Emanuel Wed-
$35,000—easy terms.
FROM PAC., ONE)
Ipte•ted to report their pledge, nut
Another conference of the of-
nesday evening, March 16, at 7
litter than April 15.
ficers of women's organizations
p. m., and will be preceded by
through the famous Spanish-Jew-
.1
h 111 1:71 will be held Tuesday afternoon,
4Pn rt g lor fo'r l'i llr
"minchs" services at 5:45 p. m.
. "1""
are
ish financier, philosopher and
at the
O'
March 15, at 1:30 o'clock,.
Thursday morning at 6 a. m.
1100 Union Guardian Bldg.
ilab
l I kers male
::bra is 11 1N ' IIr e je
statesman of the time of the In-
Bnai
Moshe
Synagogue.
"Megillah Esther" will be read in
to Omni through the speaker's bur-
Randolph 9600
quisition, Abarbanel. In his book,
the Beth Hamidrash and again at
which is important primarily as
in
the
synagogue
proper.
7 a. m,
a description of the events that
led to the rise of Hitlerism, Prince
Loewenstein, Catholic dignitary
and refugee from Germany,
writes:
"A distant relative of my
• Surprisingly low prices
grandfather once showed me
for quality work.
The Jewish Metropolitan Club
some
old books and papers from and its Ladies' Auxiliary is spon-
• Try Forest fine Shoe
which I learnt that my grand- soring a Purim masquerade party
Repairing — see the
father's family, and also that of to be held on Saturday evening,
difference.
his mother. was descended from Starch 19, at the organization's Congregation Purim Fete on MRS. SAMUEL LICHTENSTEIN
• Specialized Shoe Dye-
the Spanish statesman, scholar, headquarters, 8623 Linwood Ave.
Wednesday to Feature
help Polish landsleute. Many fea-
ing and Cleaning.
Philosopher and poet Abarbanel, There will be prizes for costumes
tures will carry out the Purim
Children's Play
who lived in the days of Ferdi- selected for awards by the judges.
We
use
the
most
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spirit. There will be prizes and re-
nand the Catholic. Abarbanel, who
Modern Shoe Factory
Mrs. Grace Rubin is chairman of
freshments. Tickets can be obtain-
must have been one of the most the committee in charge of ar-
Equipment.
With the arrival of Alexander ed by calling Mrs. S. Lichtenstein,
universal minds of his time, rangements for the dance and Mrs. Kerensky from Europe, interest Tyler 6-1971, or from members of
• Expertly trained Shoe-
a
traced his ancestry back in
makers rebuild shoes
Sadie Gershow is her co-chairman. was spurred in the lecture he is the Verein, the auxiliary or at the
For five successive years the percentage of new
direct line to King David."
NO CHARGE
to look like new.
Mrs. Rubin appeals for the co- scheduled to deliver in Detroit on door the night of the party,
business purchased by existing policyholders has
Among • the numerous refer- operation of the public in the spon- Tuesday, March 22, 8:30 p. m., at
FOR
PICK
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UP
• We use only the fine
ences to Jews in "Conquest of soring of this dance. She points Bnai Moshe, Lawrence and Dexter,
shown a steady increase, and last year reached a
AND DELIVERY
Largest
Single
Day's
Sale
of
Prime Oak leathers.
the Past" is the following: The
out that this social club and its
new high figure.
Used
Ford
Cars
Last
lords set over his brothers' toy
auxiliary do a great deal of chari-
The 70,000 policyholders, owners of this Com-
animals were lions. "In our nur-
Saturday
table work during the year.
sery speech they were referred
pany, have thus indicated their continued confi-
to as 'levi,' until my father said
One of the largest single day's
dence and satisfaction.
we were not to call them that any Junior League of Mt. Sinai
sales of used cars in the 35-year
They
are not only building extra prosperity for
longer because it sounded Jew-
Association Told of Need
history of the Ford Motor Com-
themselves, but are securing profitable pro-
ish." Describing his school days
pany were made by Ford dealers
for
a
Jewish
Hospital
in Bamberg he writes:
tection at low cost. Assure mutually ,.
Saturday on the opening day of
801001 Pax
almost entirely
- The
Catholir In my form we had only
National User Car Exchange
one Jew and one Postestant. We mar-
Dr. Herman Kanter addressed
Week.
velled at them as though they had
The tremendous volume of used
been sotto kind of fabulous monster, or the Junior League of the Mount
exotic animals who. rarity made them Sinai Hospital association on
car sales, reported in telegrams
&MAGI". 01111 noteworth,. When we March 2 at Hotel Statler. His sub-
received
by the home office here
ered after some weeks' careful
from the company's 36 domestic
ohs. nation that they talked, wrote, sat ject was "The Need for a Jewish
end Mouthed the flames exactly like Hospital."
branches, was considered the
all the rest of uss. our Interest waned
more remarkable because of un-
Dr. Kanter compared the need
and we 100001 their religious pecullaritY•
Antl-Sensitizon as a prin. iple was un- of the Jewish community of De-
favorable weather over much of
the Jewish bor•
known. 31nreoser.
the territory. Branch reports
troit
for
a
hospital
to
its
need
for
father was Ole first of all the fathers
were based on comprehensive re-
or the class to wilt the Iron (Irons of Jewish centers and Jewish schools.
the First Clogs. and he Won duly en-
ports from Ford dealers through-
hospital
need
a
He pointed out that
V1. 11 for it. Anything to do with war
out each of the branch territories.
interested my and the important thing not be run on a deficit; that after
A call involves as obligation on your Part
"Sales Saturday were three
as far as we were concerned was the it is well established it can be
Iron cross awl not the religious dews
times as great as the daily aver-
made
a
self-supporting
institution
of the recipient "
age
for
the
preceding
10-day
Per-
Later events, of course, as de- as are two large hospitals in De-
iod." said John R. Davis, general
ItEPRESENTATIVE
scribed in his diary of experiences troit.
sales manager of the company.
Dr. Kanter emphasized the im
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
during the three years preceding
"Ford dealers sold 10,000 used
portatnce
of
continuing
the
work
the Nazi regime. point to the
MRS. HARRY MEER
cars against 3.400 average daily
rise of the rabid anti-Jewish cru- now •being done to arouse the in-
sales for the last 10 days in
sade of the followers of Hitler. terest of the community in the hos- under auspices of the Men's Club February."
of the congregation.
The manner in which the Fuehrer pital project.
The business meeting included
When interviewed by New York
spread his poisonous ideas is
graphically described by Prince reports by the chairmen of the newspapermen, Kerensky, w h o
Loewenstein who was an eve-wit- membership committee, Miss Ethel aided the overthrow of czarism in
ness to many of the early occur- Rom; the program committee, Miss Russia in 1917 and was in turn de-
rences in Munich and Berlin and Miriam Shetzer; the social commit- posed by the Bolsheviks under
who heard Hitler address severa l tee, Mrs. J. W. Solomon, and the Lenin's leadership, vigorously
of the public gatherings at which mailing committee, Mrs. M. Si- espoused the cause of democracy as
against dictatorship in Russia and
he presented his anti-Semitic pro - mons.
Miss Rom announced that the other countries. Kerensky express-
gram.
Oswald Garrison Villard was membership rolls now carried over ed his belief that Russia will adopt
the first American Prince Loew- 225 names.
a representative form of govern-
A program committee meeting ment in the near future.
enstein met. This eminent editor
follows
about
Prince
was
held
March
9.
Miss
Laya
Fau-
Tickets for the lecture are going
wrote as
man, the new chairman of this briskly. Reservations may be made
Loewenstein:
'I nest saw him In the winter of committee, announces that the next
by calling the congregation office,
1031 when he was • company leader In
the Reis habanner. 8w.ring dramatic- general meeting will be in the form Hogarth 0862.
8928 TWELFTH ST.
ally to preserve the Republie, he was of a tea.
The Bnai Moshe Sten'a Club is
standing, with other young men In
There will be a social committee also giving an all-congregation Pu-
uniform. upon a platform In • great
Those *alter young meeting March 16, at the home of rim program Wednesday, Starch
ball In Berlin.
abandoned when the
democrats w
Showroom Hours-9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
Mrs. J. W. Solomon, 2745 Cort- 16, 8:30 p. m., consisting of thea-
crisis
Isis elm, and most of them ore now
trical presentations by Sunday
In the Nazi ranks Rut Ilubertus has land Ave.
Monday and Wednesday till 9 P. M.
stood hot •nd his sincerity ha• cost
school pupils and the Young Peo-
him his German citizenship. •nd Ms
ple's Society. The program will fol-
as well. Ile wan banished
A.11111111
low the reading of the Megilah in
from Austria by Von Pap., and hil-
ler has published his name among the
the synagogue, at 6:45 p. m. Re-
to the Third Reich. 110 takes
Joint Program Meeting of traltori
freshments will be served by the
pride in being the last man to make
German
public
Hark
on
Hitler
on
a
following hostesess: Mesdames J.
Jewish War Veterans,
soil after Hitler had taken power. He
Greenstone, M. Schlesinger, M.
will
not
apply
for
citizenship
In
any
Auxiliary March 16
Herman. P, Green, I. Palkovitz, I.
country he wants to carry on his
fight a Der' a°. III. purpose In
Katz, J. Nagler, I. Heiman, L.
The Jewish War Veterans of AmerIcA Is to est•Itlish an American
llershkowitz, S. Klein, J. Racy, D.
for Gorman Cultural Freedom, to
toe United States, Post 135, 0511,1
keep •llve the true Darman culture and
Friedman, A. Moses, S. Miller, E.
and the Ladies Auxiliary will counteraet Nail propaganda.
Gelbman and F. Gross. Admission
,
'Torn
•
lias•rlan
Prince,
he
hos
hold a joint program meeting' at
is free.
known what It is to be a Pauper, to
the Book Cadillac Hotel at 8:30 wear newspapers tied around Ms feet.
The Sisterhood played host to its
p. m. on Wednesday, March 16. and to be ushered by the family huller
president, Mrs. Harry Mer, at a
Into • dinner of boiled beets •nd bits
Colonel Twaddel of Fort of
tabbage. Hubert. Marla Friedrich.
surprise party given in her honor
Wayne will relate his experiences Prini e Loorensteln.Warthelm Freuden-
last Tuesday. Mrs. Steer was pre-
overseas during the World War hem, Count Loewensteln•St haffeneck.
sented by the members with a gold-
all of it—the name of Ills Ser-
and will speak of his contact with That's
ene Highness. the 30-year-old aristo-
en trophy in appreciation of her
the Jewish boys in the service. crat now .JournIng in this rountrY
successful leadership in Sisterhood
George Clark of the Contemoor- with his princes,, an accomplished
activities. Mrs. Steer is serving her
• moue of Norit•y, who
ary Theater will present an en- sestisitsman.
has teen pronounced almost 100 pec,
second term.
When you are a passenger
cent Aryan. Being utterly without race
tertaining skit.
The Sisterhood luncheon will be
tss
on • Blue Goose bus you
d
a
loyal
Catholic.
preitelire
an
Rev. Horace A. White. minister
an
ins.
held Wednesday, Starch 23, 12
• of run sr a
never give a thought to the
of the Plymouth Congregational tr.". ist
rani
noon,
Mrs. Charles Berger is chair-
weather. You know you
' Ltimi .‘
e ' a ' r ne'
Church, will deliver a talk. Rev. ' i;
man of this affair and is assisted
for the asnuirment he rots out
will ride in comfort. and at' White is a graduate of the Ohio only
of thou—and thereby hangs many •
I
by
Mrs.
Louis Greenfield.
W es
I •
van and Overland colleges,
• rate so low that travel is
and the Drew and Western Uni-
• pleasure.
Contributions
to the Jewish
versities. Ile was also assistant Ladies' Auxiliary of Ahav-
lecturer of sociology of the West-
Children's Hoene
ath
Zion
Sponsors
Dance
workers
This is • tall to enlist
ern Reserve University of Cleve-
This Sunday
(from 18 to 25 years of age) in
land.
The Jewish Children's Home of
Frequent schedules mean
tits 1938 Allied Jewish Campaign Detroit wishes to acknowledge
For further information call
that you can go to every
Mrs. E. Shapiro, Townsend 7-1026.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Con- through the Detroit Service with thanks the receipt of dona-
nart of Michigan at a time
gregation Ahavath Zion is spon- Group, Junior Section. PhoneAl . tions from the following:
Contributions to the North soring a dance. for the benefit of lied Jewish Campaign Headquar- Mrs J. War•tt. Joe summer, Mr )
most convenient for you.
Louts Rosenthal. In mercer
the synagogue. to be held this ters—Randolph 9340—leave your • of nd A Mrs.
End Clinic
escape all driving worries.
baton; Abram lloistman, Mr an d
Sunday, March 13, at 8 p. m.. at name, address, telephone number Mn Herman Cohen. In meory
m
o
hall. 446 Holbrook. and the message that we can Mrs. Rose loewentorgs Mrs J Mire.
the
synagogue
North End Clinic his received
n. Mr*. ow-. Schiller. In memo
The Hutchins School dance or- count on you.
Washington Blvd.
WA
Eli
Neb.
demonKoffman,
the following contributions:
HARRY SELIGSON,
chestra has been engaged to pro-
In memory of Hyman Koffman: M r.
at Grand River Avis
eellerr of Abraham Jacob from
I
LEONARD SIDLOW,
Enna &hiller, In memory of Hym•
me. an Mrs ch.l. Hamburger: Is vide the Male. Home-made re-
Roffman, Mr. J Illfrnman. to memo. "
Well Zaelthelm, from
EPHRAIM
GOMBERG.
memory
of
Mrs
The
CA. 9000
of Haw Loon•nharg and Mar Otattor
Mr anti lifra. Charles Hamburgers In freshments will be served.
Chairmen, Detroit Service
m
A media Plotter. In meory
of yr
memory of Mrs Purl RV:colts from Public is invited to attend and
Moe Loewentsert
Charm Hamburger; Is help maintain this house of wor-
Group Youth Project CM,
n
Mr. a dMrs
memory of Miss Petty Welt. from Mr.
mitten.
ship.
• n4 Mrs Jenosch glom!
What Does Dictatorship Mea•
"Blood on the Moon" Tells
Useless law, diminish the au-
Men are the reason for women
Wits have ■ place in good so-
You March 16
thority of necessary ones.
disliking one another.
ciety, but it is the lowest

HARRY IHMELSTEIN

^..GREAT-WEST LIFE

FOREST Vitalize CL'ANERS

SHOE REBUILDING

Representatives of 28 leading
Jewish women's organizations 0
Detroit attended a meeting con-
vened at the headquarters of the
Allied Jewish Campaign on Mon-
day morning for the purpose of
mobilizing their forces for the
forthcoming drive.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, chair-
man. opened the meeting by stat-
ing that its purpose was to stim-
ulate interest in the 1938 Ailed
Jewish Campaign. The needs of
our Jewish brethren overseas are
now greater than ever before,
she said. and it is imperative that
the goal of $390,700 be reached.
In order to do this. larger in-
dividual pledges, as well as great-
er organizational contributions.
must be made. Mrs. Ehrlich also
stressed the following points:

Purim Services at
Emanuel Synagogue

Claims Descent
From King David

SERVICE

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and Mrs. Robert Janeway s
charinan of the pick-up commit-
tee. Any package will be picked
up if the Council Club House is
called at Columbia 0450.

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