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Mizrachi Luncheon
Turover Dance on RABBI HAAS IN DETROIT ON
Tuesday, Nov. 15
Sunday, Nov. 29 CULTURAL PROMOTION VISIT
The annual donor luncheon of
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SOCIETY
The Turover Aid Soci/ty will
the Sisters of Zion Mizrachi on
hold its 29th annual ball at the
Fort Wayne Hotel on Sunday,
Nov. 27. Music will be furnished
by a double union orchestra. Danc-
ing will start at 7 p. m. and con-
tinue until 1 a. m. Isidro' Sos-
nick, well known leader in the
Jewish community, general mana-
ger of the ball, stated that arrange-
ments have been made to make this
one of the outstanding social events
of the season. H. Kaminer, chair-
man of the ball committee, pointed
out that the proceeds of the ball
would be distributed to many wor-
thy Jewish causes regularly re-
ceiving contributions from the so-
ciety. The ball committee is com-
prised of 20 couples who have
given much time and money to
assure the success of the dance.
Julius Schwartz, president of the
Michigan Feather and Down Co.,
is treasurer of the dance. Max
L. Roberts, Jacob Gorelick and Sol
Lumberg are in charge of publicity.
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Bnai Brith Women's
Pep Rally Monday
The Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith No. 122, will hold another
open meeting in the form of
pep rally on Monday, Nov. 14, at
8:30 p. m., at the Linn: Moshe
Synagogue. This rally is last
-meeting before the big benefit af-
fair to be held on Monday, Nov.
(CONCLUDED FROM PACIIII ONE)
Program of Friendship with Jews
PHILADELPHIA. (Religious
News Service)—A Minute of the
Friends World Consultative Com-
mittee, which met at Vallekilde,
Denmark, recently, calls upon
Christian churches of all faiths
to take the initiative in aiding
victims of anti-Semitism. Details
of the conference were revealed
here by the American representa-
tives.
Following is the text of the
Minute:
MRS. HARRY TANNER
25, at the Brio' Moshe, at which
prizes totalling $300 will be given
away.
For tickets, call any member
or Mrs Nathan Wolf, chairman of
the ticket committee. Townsend
7-M91.
JUNIOR FOOTWEAR
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rabbinate for 25 years and has
served communities in Harris-
burg, Pa., Stamford, Conn., and
Reading, Pa. He served as presi-
dent of the Louis D. Brandeis
Society of Stamford, was vice
president of the Reading Bnai
Brith Lodge, is a member of the
rabbinical advisory council of the
National F'e,deration of Jewish
Men's Clubs of the United Syna-
gogue of America and had been
active in inter-faith movements.
Last May Rabbi Haas was one of
the speakers at the convention
of the Bnai Brith District Grand
Lodge No. 3 in Paterson, N. J.
The work of the Jewish Publi-
cation Society was endorsed by
Dr. Cyrus Adler in the following
statement:
"The Jewish Publication Sod-
ety of America has been for
nearly 60 years the most impor-
tant single organization for the
dissemination of the knowledge
of Judaism in any language, and
it has done more than dissem-
inate literature, but has stimu-
lated Jewish research and learn-
ing.
As a public non-profit philan-
thropic organization it is unique
because it is the only one that
returns an immediate dividend.
Members receive back in books
more than the equivalent of the
amount which they pay.
"These two virtues and many
others should stimulate the Jews
of America to a much larger
support of the Publication Soci-
ety than they now af ford."
Outstanding classics have been
published by the Jewish Publica-
tion Society. and a number of
additional scholarly works are
now in press.• Members are en-
titled to three books a year, at
the nominal membership fee
of $5.
Nation's First 1939 Auto Show
In Detroit Beginning This Friday
thjs occasion. A social hour to
which every one is welcome will
follow the services.
Do Your Child's Feet
Look Like This?
Northwest Section', Exclutire
Agents for Edwards Shoes
for Children
RABBI LOUIS J. HAAS
for a brief stay during which he
will initiate a cultural promotion
plan for the society.
During his visit here. Rabbi
Haas is prepared to address syna-
gogues and organizations. He has
the support and co-operation of
outstanding organizations and
many prominent leaders.
Fred M. Butzel, a member of
the national board of directors
of the society; Joseph II. Ehrlich,
Lawrence W. Crohn, Rabbi Leon
From, Rabbi Morris Adler, Rab-
bi A. M. Hershman, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin and others are co-oper-
ating wholeheartedly with Rabbi
Haas' effort to enlist hundreds of
A comedy playlet written by
Miss Charlotte Gant. "How the
Women Sold Their Charity Tick-
ets," will he presented under the
direction of Is1rs. Norman Rom,
dramatic director, and consisting
of the following cast: Mesdames
Herman Prady, Nathan Wolf, P.
Morton, Herman Gach, Jesse Fei-
ler, IAN) Turner, Milton Goldberg,
Dave Diamond, M. M. Silverman,
Charles Solovich, Norman Rom, C.
Heller and the Misses Nettie Farb-
man and Charlotte Gant. In ad-
dition, musical selections will be
given, there will be community
singing and interesting speakers.
Refreshments will be served and
all members and their friends are
urged to attend.
Those who sell their books of
tickets will be able to conic to the
honor dinner to be given gratis to
all those selling their quota in
December.
Proceeds of the affair will go
to the various Bnai Brith chari-
ties and for anti-defamation work.
Trees Planted In
The Butzel Forest
The Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil acknowledges the planting of
the following trees in the Butzel
Forest in Palestine:
Four trees in memory of Mrs.
Rose Miller by her children, Mrs.
D. Leach, Mrs. It. Rodwoy of
Lansing, and Mrs. S. Brenner of
Saginaw.
Six trees by Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Katz in honor of the 21st wedding
anniversary of their children, Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Srere.
One tree in honor of 25th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry M. Shulman by Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer.
One tree was planted by Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Almug in mem-
ory of Mrs. Rose Greenbaum.
Gold
Mr. and Mrs. Leo
planted one tree in memory of
Mrs. Ida Pollack, mother of Mrs.
Silver.
use the planting of trees in the
Butzel Forest call Mr.. Philip
Slomovitz, University 1-'972.
Be sure to see the "Gangs
Din" film that Hollywry,: is re-
It is a foolish bird that stayeth leasing soon with our ft 4 Sam
Jaffa appealing as tFt "better
the laying of salt on her tail.
—John Lyly man."
.. We have been deeply dIstarbed by
the growth of racial dlwrIonlnation,tor-
lienlorl) at the treatment accorded to
(how Christian. and
the Jest,end
others ttith JettIsh reIntionthip.
ne noodle. the terrible mofferina of One-
mod. of innocent Jen1.h and P.N.
6
Jew 1.1, people, It Iv borne in oloon
fad 11,1, maitre I. not Rhone a chat-
tel., to time cramclenceof the whole
of the Chridlon 1 North, hat collo for
1 lorbdian mpenlance Of the age-long
perwcolion of the Jen. before any loot-
ing to1ntlon of the Jettlth oporfttion
.41 or will he found.
'Re decide to n.14 the World 1 ern-
mittee for Conwoltallott to as thls mat-
ter 1m .
concern um. nil iron,
andgroom. of Friend...11h a tie.
tovia InInteln. frle1111 ■ et ennhere to
take no . 'floe bottoming are nay.
wittemtedi Friends xlson1414
.1. Muth •ndReek to ...lowland the
Jexiodi problem in all Ito hearing,,
and ropeclailt the thole. snit etTect•
of the recent (meritmigrations:
Seek ,it Jew. In their nelithho,
hood In onier to morrow their m en-
Indlit mill, them sts e1 he of •
marring conommilt, and to con•
.(der with them a right may toward
a volution of the JenlvIt
•2. Ito eterttiolng in their pone, to
condom' anti-.Ira
feeling:
el. lake the InItlottile In .17,1111{1111{
Periodic.]meetings tortneen Jew.
nred
.5. lege Uhrlftliano of other con.notn.
Imo. to rt•ognIte their re.pon.uaittr
11104 the problem toot tOO • O.O0 •
100111111 11/x.n the whole church:
. 4. elopport the 'tiding relief work
for Senn end other non-Allen,
"trust y meellmrs and other nations/
Need. might condoler whether
rumps
they ought not to approach the I Ioda-
tion rhurrlors of their own rmntry .ith
• tire to a nnited demo...m.11ml .1
the PO meathy of ( hriodians of all eon.-
minion. with the Jrw,, and to pelmet.
large •ode nier .ureo of relief and per-
mane, rehabilitatio n.' .
Project Proem for Combating
Class, Racial Prejudices
PHILADELPHIA. (Religious
Detroit is to have the honor this played by the builders. The var-
ious makes to be shown total 22.
They are Buick, Cadillac, Chevro-
let, Chrysler, De Soto, Dodge,
Ford, Graham, Hudson, Ilupmo-
Show has always been held the bile, LaFayette, LaSalle, Lincoln,
week previous to the Detroit show- Lincoln-Zephyr, Mercury, Nash,
ing. This year the shows in De- Oldsmobile, Packard, Plymouth,
trod, New York and Pittsburgh Pontiac, Studebaker and Willy's.
are to be held simultaneously, with Complete truck lines will also be
Detroit beating the others to the presented by Chevrolet, Dodge,
starting gun by about four hours, Federal Trucks, Ford, Plymouth
opening in Convention Hall, De- and Willys.
In addition to the cars, there
troit, shortly after 11 a. m. on Fri-
will be unusual entertainment fee.
day, Nov. 11, Armistice Day.
The fact that the Detroit Show tures at the show including Hank
will not be open on Sunday, Nov. Finney's "Mystery Music Maids."
13, has led the management to These young ladies include 14 of
choose the holiday, Friday, instead the most talented musicians in De-
of opening on Saturday, which has troit, who have been welded into
been the custom in the past. The an outstanding musical organiza-
opening is preceded by Ar- tion by Mr. Finney, who is one
mistice Day ceremonies on the of the musical (iirectors of WXYZ,
part of various veteran organiza- the originating station of the
tions that are identified with the Michigan Radio Network.
automotive industry'.
Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., is re-
On the day that the show opens,
the 1939 models of all the ears will ported to be working on a new
organization
which he hopes will
be on display. This is the earliest
date that it will be possible to see grow into a political party
the entire lines that the manufac- pledged to fight all "isms" . . .
turers are placing on the marget A picture starring Doug is said
to be part of the plan of pro-
for 1939.
More than 260 cars will be dis- motion.
November 11 to 19
CONVENTION HALL
Showing All the 1939 Models
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
HANK FINNEY'S
Mystery Musical Maids
MRS. ABRAHAM CAPLAN
A Zionist woman lead-
er of national repute and Rabbi
Morris Adler will be guest speak-
ers and a fine musical ()Pogrom
will be presented.
The proceeds of this function will
go to help open the doors of the
Mizrachi Girls Home in Tel Aviv
for innumerable refugee girls
from European lands of persecu-
tion. All women Zionists are
urged to attend this luncheon and
help provide shelter and training
for these homeless girls in Palm-
tine. Those wishing their names
listed in the program should call
the chairman, Mrs. Caplan, Town.
send 7-08119; the co-chairman, Mrs.
J. Kunin, Townsend 11-8720, or the
president, Mrs. T. Segal, Townsend
8-8270.
The Mizrachi Women acknowl-
edge the donation of $25 from
Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard Burton
Hamburger in honor of the birth
of a daughter and the donation
front Mrs. Alex Freeman in mem-
ory of Mrs. George Pollosky.
NOTE: Select • name for this Girl Orchestra
and win a Grinnell Bros. Console Grand Piano
Free Motion Picture Show in the Little
Theatre of the Auto
standing.
MISHKAN ISRAECY P S
ELECTION ON TUESDAY
Young People's Society of Mish-
kan Israel will hold election of offi-
cers on Tuesday evening, Nov. 16,
in the social hall of Congregation
Mishkan Israel, Blaine near Lin-
wood, it was announced by Ben-
jamin S. Davis, secretary pro tern.
The social hour to fbIlow will in-
clude dancing to the tunes of Ber-
nie Roberts' orchestra.
13ible study classes under the
guidance of Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
and Ilebrew language classes under
the direction of Aaron Norber of
Palestine, held each Thursday eve-
ning starting at ti o'clock, are open
to the general public without
charge, it was stated by Mr. Davis.
Rabbi Stollman's Biblical anal-
yses, which are being presented
seriatim, are related each week
with emphasis on comparative sig-
nificances in present-day ideologies.
The.Y. P. S. class in dramatics,
t was stated by Mary Anchill, com-
mittee chairman, is now in process
of formation.
The lawyer who is defending
the threee Nazi spies in New
York is telling friends that the
$4,000 of his own money he has
spent on defense came from a
$5.000 fee he received from a
Jewish client.
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Plus 3 Other Great Bouts
No Raise in Prins
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garth 2476, for reservations.
A rally to promote the donor
dinner will be held at Fyfe'a Au-
ditorium on Thursday, Nov. 17,
at 12:30 p. m.
A full luncheon will be served
Sholem Aleichem Institute an and there will be a program and
its annual donor dinner, card party.
which will take place Sunday, Feb.
6, at 6:30 p. m., in the ballroom Open Forum ot
,Current
of the Fort, Wayne Hotel.
Jewish Problems at
The Sholem Aleichem Institute,
Center Sunday
known for its cultural and educa-
The Paragons Club, a senior
tional work, has had the support
group at the Jewish Community
of a large membership.
The work for the donor dinner, Center, is sponsoring an open
under the sponsorship of Ida Kom- forum on current Jewish problems
arolf, Pauline Finkelstein and Els to be held at the Center, Woodward
ther LaMed, is well under way, and Holbrook, at 3:30 p. m., on
and a greater success than ever Sunday, Nov. 13. WaltergYarber
will be thtl speaker. Refreshments
before is expected.
Mrs. Jenny Weinberg of the Jew- will be served.
ish Radio Hour, Sirs. Domboy,
Mrs. Weger, Mrs. Sklare, Mrs. Raise $25 for the Roosevelt
Weisgross, Mrs. S. Jaffe, R. Gorn-
Golden Book at Sidman
bein, Mrs. Rose G. Gornbein, Mae
Bar Bitzvah
Etkin, L. Blank, S. Friedman, F.
On the occasion of the Bar Mitz-
Agranoff, Mrs. Wekslcr, Shnaider
and J. Weiss are the captains and vah celebration of Sam Sidman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louts Sidman,
'promoters of the donor dinner.
All friends and sympathizers of Harry Schumer made an appeal
the Institute are requested to re- for Um Jewish National Fund last
spond at the earliest opportunity Sunday, Nov. 6, and the sum of
and will be assisted by committees. $25 was contributed towards the
Call the secretary, Mrs. Ida Roosevelt Golden Book.
Sholem Aleichem
Institute'i Donor
Dinner on Feb. 5
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ple of • Wattle notional origin. Ile COP,..
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RICHMOND, Va. (Religious
News Service)—A petition of
President Roosevelt asking him
to work for "humanity of treat-
ment" for Jews in the world was
adopted at the closing session of
the Synod of Washington, Prot-
estant Episcopal Church, which
met here.
Tuesday, Nov. 15, at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, under the chair-
manship of Mrs. Abraham Cap-
lan, promises to be culturally out-
A TRIPLE
News Service) — A resolution
passed by the board of directors
of the Philadelphia Federation of
Churches urged that Christians
oppose anti-Semitism. and de-
tailed several methods for com-
bating class and racial prejudices.
The Federation recently inaugu-
rated an extensive program
against "pagan" philosophies.
The resolution stated in part:
..e• deplore, and Wirt.. that all
A resolution adopted by the
Philadelphia Board of Jewish
Ministers called upon Jews and
Christians to unite in the de-
fense of democracy and to work
together in promoting the com-
mon welfare. The resolution fol-
lowed the recent statement of
the Philadelphia Federation of
Churches which attacked anti-
Semitism and laid down a pro-
gram for its prevention.
Opens FRI. (ARMISTICE DAY), NOV. I I, I I A.M.
Detroiters as members in the so-
ciety.
Rabbi Haas has been in the
TO PRAY NOV. 20
year of firing the opening gun of
FOR PERSECUTED
the Automobile Show season.
IN ALL CHURCHES In past years, the New York
8625 LINWOOD
dwards
On the occasion of the 60th
anniversary of the Jewish Publi-
cation Society of America, being
observed at this time through-
out the country, Rabbi Louis J.
Haas arrived in Detroit this week
The League for Human Rights
has been receiving numerous in-
quiries in connection with Lever
Brothers and their products, con-
sisting of Lux Flakes, Lux Toilet
Soap, Rinso, Lifebuoy, Lifebuoy
Shaving Cream, Pears Toilet Soap,
Welcome Soap, Sunlight, Covo, Hy.
dora and Spry Shortening.
There have been rumors circula/t.
ing in Detroit that the Lever
Brothers Company is a large con-
tributor to the Nazi cause.
Signed statements have been se-
cured from this firm by the Joint
Boycott Council of New York,
copies of which are on file in the
office of the League. These state-
ments declare definitely that none
of the ingredients contained in the
products of Lever Brothers comes
from Germany; that Lever Broth-
ers Company of Cambridge, Mass.,
is an American corporation, em-
ploying Americans without preju-
dice to race, color, or creed. Their
profits do not go or are not credited
to any German company.
In view of these facts, the
League asks that all those Inter-
ested in the boycott of German
goods and services co-operate by
denying these rumors, whenever
heard.
Call TYler 5-1230
They will, if you let your child
wen the wrong shoes now. A
child's fool is not permanently
formed until the age of twenty.
Unbalanced footwear,
shoes during thelo rmat ion 'ears"
make the fool develop unnatnrally,
Into Misshapen formation. Arches
weaken or collapse entirely. ler
grown toenails, overlapping toe%
weak ankles, callouses, follow ...
and even more serious than thew
painful deformities of the feet
themselves are the many bodily
disorders that result from the
faulty posture mused by incor.
feet shoes. -
It is .o easy to avoid all this by
...lea-ling the correct shoes. To be
certain the shoes are rigid, insist
on seeing the name Edwards. The
Ilou.e of Edward. makes junior
footwear exclusively. For years,
their entire attention has been do.
voted to studying the needs of ■
child's foot ... and their entire
resources concentrated on demign•
ing shoes to take care of thole
needs correctly.
Will Address Numerous Organizations and Synagogues;
Has Support of Outstanding Local Groups
and Prominent Leaders
Soap Manufacturers
Cleared of Bias .
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