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Sholem Aleichem
Folk Institute

PALESTINE-A CHILDREN'S PARADISE

J. B. Bialestotsky Principal
Speaker at Banquet
On Oct. 23

The Sholem Aleichem Folk In-
stitute has already started prep-
arations for the annual banquet
to be held Sunday evening. Oct.
23, at the Jewish Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook.
For this celebration, the In-
stitute has invited from New
York, the well-known young Yid-
dish poet and essayist, J. 13. I3i-
olestotsky, as principal speaker.

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Cultural Program

Famous

HEALTH BREAD

MADE WITHOUT
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JEWISH PEOPLE OF DETROIT

Ask for It at Your Grocer's
and Your Favorite Restaurant

Phone: UNIVERSITY 3-2021

Extends New Year Greetings and
Best Wishes

to Rabbi Moses Fischer, President Louis
Gunsberg, Vice-President Adolph Beck,
Treasurer John Adler and Secretary Dr.
Joseph S.arman, of Congregation Bnai
Moshe, and their (milks.

Greetings to all Detroit C•ntors, to choir leader, David

Shkolnick ■ and their families, and to

The culture committee of the
Sholem Aleighem Folks Institute
has arranged a series of culture
activities for the coming winter
season. The plans have been
formulated in advance, so that
every event may be prepared
weeks in advance.
The season will start with the
concert to be given by Alexander
Granath, Oct. 9. Toward the end
of October, J. B. Biolostotsky,
the well known poet and speaker,
will appear. In November, Per-
etz Hushbein will come to De-
troit, at the invitation of the in-
stitute, and at the end of De-
cember, the well-known dancer,
Dvora Lapson, will make an ap-
pearance.
New Children Being Registered

At Dexter Sholem Aleichem
School

The building of the Dexter
Sholem Aleichem School has been
remodeled and renovated for the
new semester in order to make
the school more pleasant for the
pupils.
The school is open daily, and
classes are held from 4 to 8 p. rn.
The Dexter School is located
at 3754 Monterey.

Officers Elected by Women's
Branch of Workmen's
Circle

Cantor
DAVID KATZMAN

■ all Detroit religious

and charitable institutions.

New Year's Greetings

from your friend

HENRY THE HATTER

145 MICHIGAN

205 GRATIOT

The following officers were
elected for the coming term by the
Workmen's Circle Women's branch
of the Building Center: Mrs.
Rosen, chairman; Mrs. Cothelf,
assistant chairman; Mrs. Katz,
finance secretary; Mrs. Sokolof,
recording secretary; Mrs. Rock-
lin, treasurer; Mrs. Berman and
Mrs. Ilankin, publicity. Meetings
will he held at the Workman's
Circle Shute, Waverly and Lin-
wood, every Thursday evening,
until the new building will be
erected on Burlingame and Lin-
wood Ayes.
The main object of this auxili-
ary is to help raise funds for the
erection of a modern building to
be used as a meeting hall, as a
modern school for children, and
as a recreation hall.
Work has begun for the yearly
donor luncheon, which is to be
held in the Fort Wayne Hotel in
February.

PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT CLUB

Primrose Benevolent Club will
hold its annual bridge and dance
some time in December. For fur-
ther information call Mrs. F.
Friedman, vice president, Tyler
5-6101.

In the rebuilding of Palestine the accent is on youth. The
new-old land has come to be known as the children's paradise, since
the new generation is growing up in a modern environment sur-
rounded by the most advanced educational and health facilities.
The sunshine baby cots in the colony of Naaneh are characteristic
of the modern equipment for children in Palestine. Education and
health work in Palestine is maintained largely through. the aid of
the Palestine Foundation Fund which is combined with the Jewish
National Fund in the United Palestine Appeal for 1938 in a nation-
wide campaign for $4,500,000 for the settlement in Palestine of a
maximum number of Jews from Poland, Germany and other lands.

Mt. Sinai League
Aids Ball Oct. 8

The League of Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital Association held an open
meeting Wednesday, Sept. 14, at
the Statler Hotel.
Tentative plans for the year
were discussed by the president,
Mrs. Jack Rom.
Sirs. J. Soloman, chairman of
the social committee, announced
the work that was being done by
the group for the grand ball to
be given by the Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital Association on Saturday,
Oct. 8, in the Fountain Room of
the Masonic Temple.
Miss Nettie Goldhoff, co-chair-
man of the social committee, is
in charge of the sale of tickets
and has as her captains the Mis-
ses Si a r i a n Coleman, Shirley
Small, Sophie 'Edelstein, Helen
Rembaum, Ethel Raskin, Bessie
Halland, Rose Myers, Belleen,
Reichstein and Pearl Zellmans
Miss Beatrice Steinberg is work-
ing with the Misses Irene Bussey,
Shirley Small and Dorothy Yura
for the sale of advertising.
During the ball the following
girls will participate in the sale
of flowers: Misses Dora Lust,
Leah Stein, Louise Levitt, Shir-
ley Small. Molly Stein, Betty
Stein, Bertha Hertzberg, Eva
Glickhollf, Sara Fishman and
Betty Pattajohn.

MONDAY NIGHT CLUB

The last meeting was held at
Mrs. Senion's home. The next
meeting will be a social on Wed ;
nesday night, Sept. 28, at Mrs.
Lifshitz's borne, 3791 Tuxedo
Ave. Guests are invited. Call
Mrs. Klein, 2989 Fullerton, To.
6-7248, for reservations for the
annual luncheon for Nov. 9. at
the Wilshire.

If we had no faults we should
take less pleasure in remarking
Who would know how to live
those of others.
must learn to feign.

Wishing All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons a
Happy and Prosperous New Year

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SUPER MARKETS

IN

DETROIT

ROYAL OAK .

HIGHLAND PARK

Special for Rosh Hashanah

All kinds of Machzorim (English translation), Silk
and Wool TALEISIM, and attractive New Year
Cards. Also a full line of Printing.
Prices very reasonable

PIONEER PRINTING CO.

THE VAAD HARABONIM

(Council of Orthodox Rabbis in Detroit)
herewith extend heartfelt good wishes and felicita-
tions for a HAPPY NEW YEAR, CIISIVO AND
CHASM) TOVO to the leaders and members of
their congregations, to the leaders and workers of
the Talmud Torahs and the Yeshiva, and to the
leaders of our illustrious charitable institutions.
THE COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS at the
same time urges the leaders and donors of the
Jewish community to answer earnestly and whole-
heartedly the appeals made during the High Holy
Days. The very existence of the most important
Tora centers, the maintenance of many national
institutions, the easement and relief of the plight
and need of European and Palestinian Jewry de-
pends to a considerable extent upon the success of
these appeals.
—COUNCIL OF ORTHODOX RABBIS.

2616 TYLER•NEAR LINWOOD

P11. KUTNICK, Prop.

L'Shono Tovo Tikosevu!

SINCERE GREETINGS

TOBIN MANAGEMENT CO.
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WITH BEST WISHES THAT, YOU AND YOURS
MAY ENJOY GOOD HEALTH AND
PROSPERITY THROUGH THE
YEARS TO COME

HAPPY NEW YEAR
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GUNSBERG STAR KOSHER
SAUSAGE CO.

CHERRY 4500

1743 PINGREE AVE.

TRINITY 2-2940

TO THE MANY )t1,SERS OF

Electrol Oil Burner and
Westinghouse Air Conditioners

WE EXTEND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

MECHANICAL HEAT
AND COLD, INC.

7704 Woodward Ave.

September 23, 1938

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Madison 7260

CONG. MISHKAN ISRAEL

BLAINE AT LINWOOD

Morris Granet, Pres., Mr. M. Pollack, Vice-Pres.,
and all the officers

extend their heartiest wishes to the rabbi of the Cong.,
Rabbi I. Stollman, to the cantor, Rev. Mogill, to the members
and patronizers of the Shuhl, to the Ladies Auxiliary and to
all the Jews throughout the world for a happy year. May
the New Year be • blessing to all Jewry.

Bent Wishes for the New Year

C. A. Pfaffenberger, Inc.

REAL ESTATE

1616 Union Guardian Bldg.

CHerry 4040

PROMINENT LECTURERS
IN ADVENTURE SERIES

Julien Bryan to Appear in Two

Lectures on Germany and Russia

The 1938-39 series of lectures
of the World Adventure Series,
at the Detroit Institute of Arts,
will be one of the most signi-
ficant in its history, judging by
the advance list of speakers an-
nounced this week by George F.
Pierrot, director.
Commencing with the lecture
at 3:30 p. m. on Sunday, Oct.
9, by Capt. Irving Johnson on
"Around the World Again in the
Schooner Yankee," the series will
include addresses by Julien Bry-
an and Dr. Louis K. Anspacher.
Bryan will speak on Dec. 11,
afternoon and evening. At 3:30
p. m. he will speak on "Inside
Nazi Germany" and will show
the film by this title. At 8:30
9. ni. he will speak on "Soviet
Russia in 1938," which will also
he illustrated by moving pictures.
Dr. Anspacher, one of the most
brilliant lecturers in the country,
will deliver four lectures on
"I'sychic Phenomena" on Jan. 9,
10, 16 and 17.

Activities at Dexter Branch
of Jewish Center

The Dexter branch of the Jew-
ish Community Center, 11518
Dexter Boulevard, has begun its
fall season of activities. A num-
ber of groups are already meet-
ing and are in the process of
formulating their plans for the
year.
Registrations are now being
taken for the junior classes in
tap and rythmic dancing, drama-
tics, arts, hobby, special interest,
glee club, stamp collecting, and
other groups are being formed.
In the intermediate and sub-
senior division registrations are
being taken for journalism, dra-
matics. glee club, public speak-
ing. Other activities will be of-
fered upon request.
Monthly programs in the form
of lectures, socials and holiday
programs are being planned.
For information call Nathan
Bean at Townsend 81878.

New Year Sermons On the Occasion of Rosh Hashonah the Follow-
Canadian Firms and Individuals Extend
At Cong. Emanuel ing the
Season's Best Wishes With the Hope
Sunday, Sept. 25, Erev Rosh
That Good Will and Better
Ilashonah, Selichoth will be read
at 5 a. m., preceding morning
Understanding Will Exist
prayers. Minchah will be recited
Among All Peoples
at 6 p. m., followed by Marais

at 6:30 with Cantor Rubin Boy-
snaky and choir officiating. Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter will speak
briefly before the conclusion of
the evening service.
Monday and Tuesday, first and
second days of Rosh Hashonah,
morning prayers will begin at 7,
with the reading of the Torah
scheduled for 9:30 and Rabbi
Wohlgelernter's sermons, at
10:30, followed by the blowing
of the Shofar. Cantor Boyarsky
will begin chanting the Mussaf
service at 11 o'clock.
Following Minchah prayers at
5,
Rabbi
Wohlgelernter will
preach in Yiddish both Monday
and Tuesday. His sermon topics
on the first and second days of
the New Year will be as follows:
Monday morning, "Return to the
Ghetto," afternoon. "The Prob-
lem of Palestine 2500 Years
Ago"; Tuesday morning, "A Pro-
gram for Detroit Jewry," after-
noon, "Penitence, Prayer and
Philanthropy."

WINDSOR

Mrs. C. M. Kivell —Real Estate
Mason's Brokerage, Ltd.—Cus-
toms Brokers, Automobil e

Canadian Bridge Co.. Ltd.

Bonds
Thos. Chick & Sons. Ltd.—Gen-
eral
Contractors, Builders' Royal Windsor Garage
Seguin
Brothers, Ltd.—Printing
Supplies

Service
Coal & Coke, 1319 McDougal St.
Somerville Paper Boxes. Ltd.
Tool Co., Walker's Jewelry, 1243 Ottawa
Flitdi..,".-
1'eabCoodlyonlilalldgT
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Wolfe Auto Sales—Used Cuss
Dominion Forge & Stamping Co.. Armand, Ltd.—Cosmetics Manu-
Ltd.
facturers
Johnson-Turner Electric—Repair- G W. Dickie—Meat Market
ing and Engineering Co.,
J. H. Potts—Electric Motor Sales
Windsor and London
Sanb B
ori n& Co., Ltd.—Insurance
Adjustors, Guaranty Trust

C.

CHATHAM

Hadley's Chatham Limited
Union Gas Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Maple City Gas & Oil Co.,

Bldg.
Walker Metal Products, Ltd.
Canadian BOoster Co., Ltd.
King, Boug, Stodgell & Co.,

Chatham, London and Wal-
laceburis
Fred Bates—Tobacconist
S. S. Kresge Co., Ltd.
Kent Motors•Dodge & DeSoto
Riverside, Ont.
Maxwell & Co.—Cleaners
E. F. Lynch, Barrister
Duff's
Meat Market—Market
Sabbath Shuvah
Stehr Piston Ring Co.
Square
Saturday morning, Oct. 1, Rab- Wests wtoodwiN otel, 4280 Sandwich
J.
D.
Waddell—Kent
bi Wohlgelernter will deliver a
Motors
Service Station
Talmudical discourse and sermon Samson Hotel, 2508 Tecumseh
G. E. Doey, Cedar Springs, Ont.
in Yiddish preceding Mussaf. At
Rd. E.
Easton's Meat Market
4:30 p. m., Rabbi Joseph Eisen- Suddick Radio Service
C. 0. Neil—Imperial Oil Service
man will deliver a Shabbos Shur-
Auto Home Radios
ah address.
Station
John Fox—Fox Health Institute
Last Sunday, Sept. 18, Con- Schell Transports Ltd., Toronto, Harry Burnes. Bakery,
J.
Beverley
Kerr—Chatham Hotel
gregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel
Windsor, Hamilton, Welland
W. C. Watson—Metropolitan
observed a Fast day ordinance by Universal Plumbing & Heating
Stores, Ltd.
Chief Rabbi Isaac Herzog of Jer-
Co., Ltd. — Contractors and
R. B. Wood—Shell Oil Co. of
usalem, Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grod-
Engineers
Canada, Ltd.
zensky of Wilno, the Union of The Lufkin Rule Co. of Canada,
Orthodox Rabbis of the United
Ltd.
States and Canada and the De- E. Dilamarter—"Best Equipped
troit Vaad Horabbonim. The Fast
Sharpening Works"
Hickory Grove Dairy, Ltd.
was pronounced because of the Anti-Borax Compound Co., Ltd.
Chancey Smith—Commission
tragic situation of Jewry in Eu- Progressive Electric Co.—Elec-
Merchant, Produce and Fish
ropean lands, the plight of Pale-
trical Contractors
E. M. Bissett—C. C. M.—Bicycles
stine and the threat of war.
Bellevue Hotel, 1271 Sandwich
and Accessories
St. E.
General Steel Wares, Ltd.
C. H. Henze Co., Ltd.

Stock Brokers

Marentette Hardware Co.
Peerless Construction Co,

LONDON

Holy Day Services at United
Hebrew Schools'
Synagogues

All
necessary arrangements
have already been made at the
Philadelphia-Byron and Tuxedo-
Ilolmur synagogues to accommo-
date the hosts of friends of the
United Hebrew Schools who
attend services at these syna-
gogues. Nationally known cantors
have been engaged to officiate.
The halls were recently decorated,
the chairs are comfortable, and
the atmosphere is exceedingly in-
viting. Speakers will address the
assemblies in Yiddish and in Eng-
lish.
The minyon committee consists
of the following: Isaac Rosenthal,
chairman of house committee of
the United Ilebrew Schools; Na-
than Yaffa, president of the Tux-
edo-Ilolmur synagogue, and a
member of the board of the
United Ilebrew Schools. Mr. Yaffa
is assisted by Joseph Karbel,
Louis Dann and Isaac August.

Bake Sale of J. W. E. W. 0.
Thursday, Sept. 29

The Jewish Womens' European
Welfare Organizations, jointly
with the North Woodward branch,
will give its annual pre-Yom-Kip-
pun bake sale Thursday, Sept. 29,
at all the Kosher meat markets
in Detroit.
The organization will have its
annual dance on Sunday, Nov.
6, at the Fort Wayne Hotel, with
Mrs. Yetta Kief-Englander as
Jolly Elite Club Dance on chairman.
The organization thanks Mrs.
Tuesday
Israel, chairman of the luncheon;
Mesdames Winer and Rosenberg,
The Jolly Elite Club announces co-chairmen, and all committees
a dance to be held on Tuesday and friends for helping in the
evening, Sept. 27, upon the con- success of the event.
clusion of Rosh Hashanah, in the
Aztec Tower of the Union Guard- Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
ian BUilding. ,
to Elect Officers Sept. 28 I
Those in charge are: Dave Gla-
zier, Morrie Linden, Joe Ceaser,
The first meeting of the new
Irving Cohen, Ben Weizman and
Ruby Cohen. Jimmie Davenport season for the Ilebrew Ladies
Aid
Society was held last Wed-
and his orchestra will be featured.
nesday at the Dexter-Lawrence
First nomination of officers
Bnai David Aleph Zadik Hall.
was held.
Aleph No. 314
An impressive memorial ser-
vice was offered for the late Gus-
Last Wednesday night, in the sie Klein, who was a former
Bnai David Synagogue, A.Z.A. president of the organizations
Chapter 314, was honored by the and a member of the executive
Presence of Dr. R. Rosen of the board. A resolution was also
Jewish War Veterans' Post, who adopted in her memory.
gave an interesting talk.
The next meeting of the soci-
Invitations were sent to chap- ety will take place on Wednes-
ter 309 and chapter 337 to at- day afternoon, Sept. 28, at the
tend a Professor Quiz Contest.
Dexter-Lawrence • Hall. This
The sale of tickets for 314'a meeting will be devoted to sec-
collegiate swing-prom is reported ond nominations and election of
progressing.
officers for the ensuing year.
Every effort is now being con-
Learn to Dance at Center centrated on the dinner-dance
scheduled for Dec. 4. Mesdames
The Social Dancing Class, at Morris Weinstein, Charles Berger
the Jewish Community Center, and William I. Miller have charge;
Woodward at Holbrook, will be- of arrangements.
gin its first series MoAday, Oct.
17. at 7:30 p. m. The old favor-
Neugarten Sunshine Club
ites such as fox-trot, waltz, tan-
* Games, Party Oct. 19
go, and rhumba will be taught as
well as some of the newer dance
The monthly meeting of the
fashions such as the shag. This Neugarten Sunshine Club was
beginners class to open to young held Wednesday, Sept. 21, at the
men and women who are mem- Jewish Community Center. Mrs.
bers of the Center. The instruc- Julian Barit offered
a short pro-
tor in charge is Miss Edith Mus- gram of dramatic reading.
kin, director of women's health
A great deal of enthusiasm was
activities. The series runs for 10 shown for the keno party to be
weeks.
held Oct. 19, at the Bnai Moshe I
social hall.
Ort Union Sends New Year An impressive memorial ser-
Greetings to American vice was held for Mrs. Theresa
Jewry; Lord Rothschild Ottenberg and a resolution was
passed in her memory.
Joins in Appeal
Interesting case reports were
given by Mrs. Robert Morgan,
Three outstanding personalities
chairman of case work.
in international p h i I a n th ropy
The executive board net Mon-
joined in sending a New Year ap-
Sept. 19, at the horns of
peal to American Jewry. They day,
Mrs. Max Steinman. Mrs. Sam-
were Lord Rothschild, president
uel Blather, president, presided.
of the British ORT; Leon Bram-
Donations were received in
son, chairman of the central ex-
memory of Mrs. Theresa Otten-
ecutive committee of the Inter-
berg from Sirs. Nathan Metzger,
national ORT Union, and B.
Mn. and Mrs. David Pressler and
Charney Vladeck. president of
Sirs. Jennie 0. Berliner.
the American ORT Federation.
Thr New York headquarters of
Gift
to Scholarship Fund of
the ORT are at 212 Fifth Avenue
United Hebrew Schools
from which an intensive drive for
funds is now being conducted un-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Madi-
der the chairmanship of Max D.
son of Parkside Ave., con-
Stever.
tributed one-half scholarship to
The stone that is rolling can the United Hebrew Schools' schol-
gather, no moss;
arShip fund in honor of the Bar
For master and servant oft Mitzvah of their son. David, who
changing is loss.
is a student of the Parkside Ile-
—Thomas Tusser. brew School.

Cities Service Oil Co. Ltd.,
Ed W. Morris—Morris' Flowers,

C. H. Armstrong—Goodrich

Silvertown Stores

London Street Railway Company
Neal Baking Co., Lt..
1301 Wyan-
Provincial Tire Corporation, Ltd.

Ltd.

Long's Drug Store,
dotte, E.
"Chuck" Mann Modern Motor

Dominion Royal Master Tires

Sales—Used Cars
Angelo Zamparo, Prop., Ambassa-
dor Marble & Tile Co.
Atkin's Sheet Metal Works, 495
Glengarry Ave.
M. A. Brian Co.—Iron Fireman
Coal Burners

Bourne Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
Frank', Fresh Fruits
John Power & Sons—Welding,

Spartan Company of Canada, Ltd.
Massey Harris Co., Ltd.
Milward Odorless Dry Cleaner
Stevenson Paper Box Co.
Briggs Bicycle Sales—Bicycles

and Sporting Goods

John J. Dyer—General Insurance
J. I. Adams—Dunlop Tire & Rub-

ber Goods Co., Ltd.

Inter-City Forwarders, Ltd.
Jackson's Bread, Ltd.
London Foundry—"Pure Air

Forging, Machine Shop
Furnaces"
of
S. D. McDonald
Men's Clothes
W.
B M osn t d o s ins Broker, J. G. Orchard & Sons, Ltd.—
Coal and Coke
HAIttAo
Auto mobile C

George E. Searle—Maker

Allan Construction Co., Ltd.
Canadian Tole,1,.. kale Co., Ltd.
John Catalano—Wholesale Fruits
C. Daniels & Sons—Plumbing
Carl E. Ellis—White Rose Serv-

Webster Air Equipment Co.
Wegner Clothing Co.
The Western Wire & Nail Co.,
Ltd.
George White & Sons, Ltd.—

ice Station.

Implements

Woollatt Fuel & Supply Co., Ltd.
Essex Packing Company.
Harvey
and Builders'
Supplies
Globe Sheet Metal Works
Harris Hair Shop
Hanes Garage, 289 Elm Ave.
Grant's Gift Store

SARNIA

A Happy New Year to the Jewish Community

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SISTERS OF ZION MIZRACHI

EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO ALL ITS MEMBERS

AND TO JEWRY IN GENERAL FOR A

HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR

Sincere Rosh Ilashonah Greetings

CHIDWA TEA ROOM

11536 WOODWARD

TOwnsend 8.0172

The Detroit Mizrachi Organization

EXTENDS

ROSII HASHONAII GREETINGS

to all members and workers for Torah and Zion's causes.
to all the Rabbonim, congregations, worthy institutions and
to all Israel for a happy, active and prosperous year in the
upbuilding of Eretz Israel L'am Israel Al Pi Torath Israel.

RABBI I. STOLLMAN, Exec. Chairman

DANIEL TEMCHIN, President

ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS AND BEST WIS1IES TO
THE ENTIRE JEWISH COMMUNITY

BOSTON BOOT SHOPS

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ROSH HASHONAll GREETINGS

NATIONAL BAKING CO.

E. ELSON, Prop.

12019 LINWOOD

TO. 8.1927