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December 23, 1938
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Children's Home Auxiliary RABBI FRAM TO SPEAK
AT J. W. E. W. 0. FETE
to Meet Jan. 4
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The North Woodward Branch
The Women's Auxiliary of the
PAG E THREE
Seek 2,000 Members
For Pisgah Lodge
CLASSIFIED
RELIABLE II OUSE HELP.
Jewish Children's Home will of the Jewish Women's European
Laundresses, women for house
A goal of 2,000 members for
meet at the Home, Petoskey and Welfare Organization announces
cleaning, house maids, women
plans
for
the
sixth
annual
donor
Detroit has been net for next
Burlingame Ayes., Wednesday,
for part time work. By hour.
• AUTOMOSILI LOANS • AKA MODERNIZATION LOANS
luncheon, to be held Wednesday. year by the membership commit-
Jan. 4, at 2 p. ns.
day or week. Schlesinger's,
• LOLLATILAL LOANS • MISONAL AND EASINESS LOANS
, Jan. 4, at 12:311 tee of Pisgah Lodge of Bind
Sarah Hope Pregerson, drama-
Madison 2526.
'
'4•■•
n.
m.
in
the
Brith,
it
has
been
announced
by
tic
artist,
graduate
of
the
Uni-
Al MI
Mon ton SINE POI AU TM MVO. MAIM roe s
Fort Wayne Harry Yudkoff.
HIM Of MIMI, IMON4 LIMA
versity of Illinois, will give a
Ila WM
Hotel, with Mrs.
dramatic presentation of "Through
Mr. Yudkoff, the local mem- QUILTS -- Made or recovered
Ida Schultz, bership chairman, pointed out
from your own feathers or'
the Looking Glass" by Lewis
chairman.
wools. Pillows recovered—spe-
Carrol.
In COMMUT wmon
WASMIN•TON as. w HAM 11515
0,0014
in
charge.
The
cial,
$1.25. Full line of curtains,'
Plans
for
the
annual
bridge
msso MM. MOW
ow.1.1
5960
ia.“.01011
program will
.
mum toms
baby, shower and wedding gifts.'
luncheonette to take place in
consist of a
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
February will be presented at this
two - act play
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
meeting. Although maintenance
written by
Hogarth 8050.
for the Home is subscribed by
Bernard Isaacs,
the Community Fund, the Wom-
We. the undersigned, are glad to exercise in
principal of the
en's Auxiliary sponsors an an-
FOOT TROUBLES?
United Hebrew
nual affair at the Home to• en-
this manner the opportunity of extending
See Michigan's only shoe
j10:?
Scho ol s ,
courage the public to familiarize
refitter. We guarantee to
Rabbi Fram
Make Resr•
he
s
themselves with the working of
to
you the season's greetings, with the hope
correct your foot trouble by
',afloat NOW for
the institution and to supply lin- Password of Israel." It depicts
proper shoe adjustments. We
I
the
life
of
the
Jewish
children
in
for Good Will and Better Understanding
eliminate slipping at the heels. I
"Yankel tier Schmid," ("The ens, curtains, shrubbery and oth-
We are absolutely the only
Singing Blacksmith"), one of the er incidentals. The Women's Aux- Germany. Rubin Isaacs is the
coach of the play and the cast
among all peoples. Intolerance and preju-
af Club
firm in Detroit doing this type
most brilliant Yiddish talking films, iliary also acts as a big sister and consists
pupils of the United
of refitting.
starring Moishe Oysher, comes to provides funds for summer camp, Hebrew of
Schools. Rabbi Leon
dice are repugnant to the true American
DANIEL'S SHOE CLINIC
Littman's People's Theater, 12th birthday and Bar Mitzvah cele- 'Frans will be the guest speaker
brations and other ways of pro-
1426 Griswold St. .
spirit. We believe in progress by Good Will
viding a personal touch to the on the subject "IN hat Are the
Prospects for the Jew in Eu-
children in the Home.
FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
and mutual understanding.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau is presi- rope?" Proceeds will be turned
furnished room with every
Favors, Dinner, breakfast,
over
to the relief fund for wid.
dent of the Auxiliary.
convenience, for business wom-
ows and orphans in European
RINI $6.60 per person
an or man. Continuous hot
Univeristy Offers Course on countries. All those interested
water. Shower. Kitchen privi-
•
Oper,:ao Doc. 29 fa, the
should call Mrs. Anna Goldberg,
Christianity and Judaism
leges. Small adult family. 2516
HARRY
YUDKOFF
Show
how it,,.
PROVIDENCE, R. I. (Reli- president, Townsend 5-4256, so
Aetna Life Insurance Co.
Pingree. Tyler 5-2259.
Fred A. 11\ olan
gious News Service)—A course that names may be added to the that the needs of Jewish students
COVERT I REED
of Hartford, Conn.
Gen. Mgr. Dept. !t. Railways
in "Christianity and Judaism" is honor roll in the souvenir book- with reference to spiritual and FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Opening Tonight
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being offered this semester by let.
social guidance are cared for at
large riots' in home of three
Frances McCoy
Final plans are now being 12 universities by the Hillel
the Brown University Extension
adults. Shower. Good transpor-
A Professional Friend Judge Arthur J. Rooks
124 DAVENPORT TE 24385
Department, in what is perhaps made for the New Year's Eve Foundation houses. Each Founda-
tation. Townsend 6-0835,
the first time that a venture of party to be held at the Fort tion is directed by a rabbi or
John C. Alexander
Accurate To of Co.
this kind has ever been sponsored Wayne Hotel. Mrs. Morris Disney similarly qualified youth leader. FOR RENT—Lovely room with
by an American university. The is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mor- After graduation from high
cross ventilation, for one or
course is being given jointly by ris Sklare, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt school and university, many Hil-
two.
Twin
beds.
Quiet
home,
John N. Anhut
Jas, J. Bright £1 Son
Flesh
Bishop Granville Gaylord Ben- and Mrs. Harry Mitz. For reser- lel and A. Z. A. members, in-
Reasonable. Near bus and car
nett, auxiliary bishop of the vations call Hogarth 2866.
spired to participate in Jewish
line. 9617 McQuade Ave., near
lisitterlzsd
Mrs.
Sam
Lichtenstein
donated
Episcopal Diocese of Rhode
Chicago Blvd.
communal affairs, become mem-
C. Fred Austin
Detrola Corp.
Island, and Dr. Israel M. Gold- Yiskor money in memory of her bers of Bnai Brith, which nuns-
man, rabbi of Temple Emanuel, father-in-law, A. M. Lichtenstein. tiers many of the most outstand- FOR RENT — Large, airy fur-
Mrs.
Yetta
Kief
Englander
do-
Providence.
Andrew C. Baird
educators, rabbis, scientists,
nished room for single person
Dahlinger-Kay, Inc.
nated to the Benjamin Wisner ing
professional men and social work-
or employed couple. Bus and
Memorial Flower Fund.
ers
of
the
country
in
its
mem-
street
is
r
transportation.
A meeting of the North Wood- bership roster.
Harry H. Bennett
H. J. M. Grylls
apprenticed to the village black-
Northwest section. No children,
1. MINIMUM BUTTERFAT
branch of J. W. E. W. 0.
Ford Motor Co.
Townsend 7-5438.
smith. In a few years, Yankel is ward
MIRIAM RISELLE
There are 603 Bnai Brith
will
be
held
at
12:30
p.
In.
on
able to buy out his elderly employ
'
Judge D. J. Healy
and Seward, this Sunday, for a er, and has grown into a happy- Tuesday, Dec. 27, at the Dexter lodges in the world, with 495 of FOR RENT — Nice furnished
Restaurant, 10210 Dexter, be- these in the United States and
Brotherhood of
two-weeks' stay.
go-lucky fellow who likes to sing tween
room in home of small adult
Canada, with a total membership
Collingwood
and
Glynn
Because of the expense involved and dance, give noisy parties and
family. Garage. Near car and
Maintenance of Way
Hupmobile M ichigan
of 61,395. There are 190 wom-
in bringing this film to Detroit, spend his money. The older folk Court.
bus lines. 2518 Taylor Ave.,
TR 1.3131
en's auxiliaries with nearly 17,-
Employees
Sales Co p.
near
Linwood.
Tyler
5-1408,
Mr. Littman announces that the in town shake their heads over his
000 members. Ten thousand Jew-
admission prices will be 35c for antics and predict that, unless he Carol's M'
May Not Return ish students benefit from the ac-
FOR
RENT
—
Nicely
furnished
adults and 10c for children on changes his ways, he'll come to
Thomas F. Chawke
BUCHAREST. — (WNS) — tivities of the Hillel Foundations.
Albert Luton], Pres.,
room in private home. Congen-
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
week-days and 40c for adults and no good end.
Magda Lupescu will leave Bucha-
Detroit Federation of Musicians
Through its lodges and youth
ial atmosphere. Garage. 3296
15c for children on holidays. There
The
rest
of
the
story
has
to
do
rest
this
week
for
a
vacation
on
organization,
Bnai
Brith
is
urg-
WEYHING BROS.
Frederic T. Harward
Tuxedo Ave. between Wilde-
will be matinees on Sunday and with his marriage to Tamara, a the French Riviera, it was learn- ing and fostering belief in the
MFG. CO.
Monday.
mere and Dexter. Townsend
Fred C. Stange
gentle and beautiful girl whom he ed here. There was a possibility American form of democracy,
6-8467.
Adapted from David Pinski's loves devotedly, and with the that the separation between the and numerous forums and meet-
We specialize in Trophies,
William O'Neill Kronner
famed Yiddish classic, "Yankel der trouble caused by Rivkeh, a flirta- glamorous Jewess and her royal ings sponsored by the order are
Graduation Medals, Rings,
Judge Leo R. Schaefer
Schmid," this film stars Moishe tious gal who has a husband of lover might be permanent. It is devoted to discussion and plans LEAVING for Florida for six
Caps, Gowns, Invitations
Vincent F. McAuliffe
DEARBORN
months. Will rent my beauti-
Oysher, a handsome young actor, her own but prefers Tamara's.
and Diplomas.
said that she pleaded with Carol for activities of a patriotic na-
fully
furnished
flat
reasonably
who has a fine singing voice.
Jewelry Repair
Some of the scenes are colorful t o let her go and save the unity ture.
to
reliable
couple.
Can
accom-
Otherwise
the
film
is
long
and
and
interesting,
and
the
picture
is
of
Rumania,
rent
with
violence
3040 GRATIOT AVE.
modate two passengers. Town-
garrulous. It describes the career excellently acted. Miriam Riselle because pf the anti-Semitic. fas-
304 EATON TOWER
send 5-4594.
of a Jewish boy who lives in a small is an actress of grace and consider- cist-inclined Iron Guard.
Russian town, who disappoints his able charm, and the rest of the
WANTED — PARTNER with
Who makes excuses. accuses Parents by refusing to study and east includes Anna Appel, Florence Fools make feasts and wise men
$3,000 in a growing manufac-
himself.
,.come a scholar, and is herefore Weiss and Ben-Zvi Baratoff.
eat them.
Author Justifies C
ions of
turing business. Active or si-
Rebel Lewin, Henrietta Ham
CLifford
lent. Salary. Terms arranged.
Write Box 95, Detroit Jewish
Dorothea Mendelssohn
3010
Chronicle.
FREE
Three great Jewesses, all of
YOUNG
COUPLE
DRIVING
to
PARKING'
whom became converts to Chris-
Miami, Florida, wishes two
tianity in order to find a place in
passengers. Leaving January 2.
the social life of their time, are
is TOWN
Call Townsend 5-6586 Sunday.
the subjects of splendid biogra
GREAT EST s
F
bill
eatu ring
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phical descriptions in a volume BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CLUB-
11°
THE
STAR OF 2 CON TINENTS
called "Salon Sketches" by Ber-
THE
HOUSE available for all types
tha Meyer, member of the depart-
of affairs. Catering on prem-
ment of Germanic languages and
ises. Morton's, Fenkell at Har-
M ARRY
literature at McGill University,
rison Road, 2% miles west of
IN 11E0 FAMOUS
HARI ET
Montreal, and just published by
Comedy ware
Telegraph Road. Call Redford
"MILK
BATH
DANCE"
20—.1 1 F101
Bloch, New York. The three wo-
2530.
men, who are famed for the salons
they conducted in Germany in the WANTED —Senior law student
latter part of the 18th century,
to share apartment with at- Brochah Goldstein Auxiliary
are: Rahel Lewin, lienrietta Herz
torney, for school year. No
of J. C. R. S. Plans
and Dorothea Mendelssohn.
charge. Intelligent companion-
Dinner-Dance
ship desired. Write Box 50.
The author writes fascinatingly
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
An open meeting of the Brochah
in describing the life and activities
Lb,
Goldstein Auxiliary of the J. C.
of each of these women who were
dominating factors in the social MODERN TEACHER for young R. S. was held Dec. 14, at the home
CHILDHOOD OF
or old, Hebrew, Yiddish and of Mrs. A. Finstein, 3323 Sturte-
life of Germany during the eman-
English. Citizenship my spe- vant. Further plans were made
cipation period. The great men of
cialty.
Free
trial
lesson.
David
for
the
dinner-dance
at
Northwood
their time pass in a panorama be-
The making of a
Horowitz, the teacher, 2025 Inn to be held Jan. 22. A buffet
fore the reader, and Heine, Goethe,
genius
Blaine, Apt. 7. Ilogarth 3547. lunch was served by the hostess,
Bourne and other great writers
and philosophers play important WIDOWER, business man. alone, and the balance of the afternoon
DETROIT PREMIERE
roles in the review of this inter-
desires acquaintance of a re- was spend playing bridge.
Monday, January 2
esting period in the history of the
fined, neat appearing, attrac- to Numerous donations were made
this 'auxiliary, as follows:
emancipation and escape from
tive lady about 40 years of
Mrs. Abraham Pupko, In memory of
Judaism of some of the most
age. Object, matrimony. Write A. Popko; Mr. and Mrs J. 11010.,
brilliant Jews and Jewesses.
we Mother, lirochith (loldstein.
Box 200, Detroit Jewish Chron- memory
COLUSIBIA
Mr. And Mrs H. Greenberg In townlory
AT I OODWARI)
Bertha Mayer disagrees with
icle. Strictly confidential.
of Mother, Brochah 11oldstoin; Iler-
man
Uoldstein,
tom"
mory
of
wife,
Itro-
Graetz and Nalzitra Remy who con-
cloth Goldstein, Mr. End Mrs. L. (fold.
demned thesb women for abandon-
In honor of birth or daughter, Berths;
Card of Thanks
ing Judaism. In a conclusion to
United Denies, Nom hwond Inn, Argo
Season's Greetings
The family of the late Ida S. 111I, then and Wein, neater-Joy Florist,
the three biographies she writes:
YAWMAN & ERBE
Nabatoff
wish
to
thank
their
oA. ferns fintmurd circutrodencn are
NTOs.
Bros.,
‘" SIP. T'
nt1 btre nrrrZ;:r. u-Zt:
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concernetl MI three earl, found them- many friends and especially the
MFG. CO.
!Wry. I sky Valley Pairs, FAIrniont
mite. fared milli the never-ending strag-
Progressive Ladies Unterstitzung ('reautery.
DESKS - FILES - COUNTERS
re
gle of ils• Jew, thenemIlt
of lottlling
natal preJudIre and ntteinplIng to rim Verein for the kindness and sym-
CHAIRS - SYSTEMS
ahem 11, mot they emsciously set them-
Baroness Eugene de Rothschild,
pathy extended them during their
453 WEST FORT ST.
...qtr. the tusk of bridging the great
American-born wife of the Vien-
golf behmen Ilitonkelms soil soviets und recent bereavement.
Phone CAdillac 4425
of gninIng foothold of erputIlls In the
nese baron, is making a hit in
Gentile aorta. It Wm the desire far
Aryan social circles in New York
romans. Ills posklonnte desire of She
•Unveiling of Tombstone
... She's basking in the reflected
Jew Si, 11/P11111., to he no longer nn °M-
An unveiling of a monument in glory
eant on the fare of the It
t lint was
of royalty in her castle near
HOLIDAY GREETINGS
the rause of the MB, of
ion memory of Lester Weisman will
Vienna having been the one oc- WOLVERINE STORAGE
\ I 11101
100k pin, during the 11/111 ye n-
take place on Monday, Dec. 26, cupied
11 01.1,thenki ivont endon mm neces-
by
the
Duke
of
Windsor
COMPANY
sities lo rouble her to optics. "Ponta at 2 p. m. at Machpelah Cemetery.
before the,korlil a. ',darnel'. oar; Relatives and friends are invited. right after his abdication from
MOVING - - • STORAGE
Itithers co ..... Ion tit. due to her at-
the British throne,
tempt to break done the last 'wrier.
PACKING - • - SHIPPING
betneen l,rr.ru and lartilingen: and
11850 E. Jefferson Ave.
Itentictin'smak itIno nn attempt to
Phones LEnos 4540
twin rwisi lit y , not milli an 'n.1111,1.1
greetings
HEN ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE REQUIRED
FOE AN PERSONAL OR SUS/NESS NEED
TO THE JEWISH
INDUSTRIAL MORRIS PLAN BI K
PEOPLE OF MICHIGAN—
Vii
Yankel Der Schmid
Comes to Littman's
NEW YEAR'S EVE.
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remit In their Ions to thernnkii of
Judith. mas ulmolutels InetIloble—thet
conhl not dean the niaJorItt Into their
rump, therefore they had to Join the
opinnIng ramp. It I. quite uselem for
people like NOM. Items and Gnsets to
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hitter!, Mal Jtolabon lose. notldng nlien
AnrIt remind.. step out of the milks.
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lence nit h wash 11 non
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for Its °Uri
three id
out.land•
trig m omen nho contributed in much
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IlerlIn anion. -
FRANCES McCOY AT THE POWATAN
Priest Sees Racism as Fos of All
International Ortanisatioas
TROY, N. Y. (Religious News
Service) — Characterizing "rac-
ism" as one of democracy's worst
foes, the Rev. William M. Slavin,
in his "Current Events" course
at the Catholic School of Social
Science, in Catholic Central High
School here, cautioned his listen-
ers against believing or advocat-
ing such a philosophy,
"Racism is not only anti-
Semitic, but anti-Catholic, anti-
Masonic, anti-Protestant and op-
posed to any organization or
church that has an International
status," Father Slavin declared.
He blamed much of the present
racial attitude evinced by Adolf
Hitler on Alfred Rosenberg,
close adviser of the German dic-
tator.
Here is an interesting viewpoint,
and one of the rare occasions when
these converts are defended by
Jews. The argument in their de-
tense is rather weak, but it does
repreetnt an important viewpoint,
since the conversion of Benjamin
Disraeli and the question of wheth-
er or not he should be recognized
as a Jew has similarly been a sub-
ject for dispute.
On the whole Bertha Meyer's
book makes good and interesting
reading and throws light on the
period under discussion.
Orchids to David Sarnoff for
his swell help in the building of
the Palestine Pavilion at the
World's Fair. . . Ditto to Doro-
thy Thompson for her courageous
appeal in behalf of Herschel
Grynszpan . . . Congratulations
to Maurice Levin. courageous
philanthropist and leader, whose
so nis enraged to marry Barbara
Bloom, gifted pianist .. • Which
reminds us that Frank Glazer, the
young piano virtuoso, was the
only important concert artist who
volunteered his services to the
Night of Stars, which netted over
8100,000 for the United Palestine
Appeal.
Mexican Labor Head Denounces
Nazi Regie •
FRANCES McCOY
All eyes focus on cute Frances
McCoy who leads the holiday
show at the Powatan this week
with her inimitable votaleyeing
On New Year's Eve Frances
will be joined in the spotlight by
those zanies of song and story,
Covert and Reed. the lads with
MEXICO CITY. — (WNS) —
Vincento Lombardo Toledano,
leader of the Latin-American
Union Workers Group denounced
the Nazi government when he
learned that they had sent a note
to the Mexican Ministry of For-
eign Relations demanding his
"_real prosecution" for his at-
tacks against the "bloody buf-
foon" that rules Germany today.
The newspaper "El Popular"
called the German Legation here
"the center of Nazi espionage
and propaganda" and called the
Nazi action a "ridiculous preter•
tion."
the funniest songs and smoothest
gestures beard or seen here since
their last visit.
Continental style dinner-dance
music continues to be furnished
by Paul Neighbors and his or-
chestra with Paul singing and
The greatest weakne
serving as muter of ceremonies. cf Appearing weak.
is the fear