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DeMolay Chapter
Dance on March 18

Perfection Chapter, Order of
DeMolay, is making preparations
for its dancing party to be held
Saturday, March 18, in the Crys-
tal Ballroom of Masonic Temple.
Music for dancing at this affair

The entire membership of Con-
gregation Beth Tefilo-Emanuel, its
Sisterhood. and Men's Club will
gather Sunday evening, March 12,
at 6:30 p. nt., for the synagogue
re-dedication dinner, marking the
completion of successful efforts to
regain ownership of the structure
at Taylor and Woodrow Wilson,
which was built in 1924 and lost
by the congregation during the
depression years.
Mrs. Eli Sachse of the Sister-
hood is chairman of the dinner,
and Samuel W. Leib, president

of the Men's Club, will act as •
toastmaster. Greetings will be
presented by William Sandler,
president of Beth Tetilo Emanuel;
Morris Schneider, vice president;
Louis 1. Kramer, treasurer, and
Jacob Shevitz, chairman of the
committee in charge of the re-
purchase.
Rabbi M. J. Wahlgelernter will
be speaker of the evening and
Rabbi Joseph Eisenman will give
the benediction. Cantor Rubin
Boyarsky will present a musical
program.

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Rabbi Leon Frans, chairman
of the Speakers' Bureau for
the 1939 Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, has called a formal
meeting of the group for
Thursday evening, March 16,
at 8 o'clock, at Hotel Stotler,
ballroom floor. The emergency
meeting held by the Speakers'
Bureau last week, in order to
discuss preliminary matters and
a general approach for the
campaign, was addressed by
Abe Srere, president, and Isi-
dore Sobeloff• executive direc-
tor of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration.
At the meeting called for
Thursday, detailed plans will
be studied, mechanics dis-
cussed and materials distrib-
uted to the members of the
bureau.

Who Addressed
Detroiters Interested In
the Zionist Movement
March 9
at Shaarey Zedek

Annual Con-
at Scottish Rite
Cathedral March 26

Jewish person interested in the Zionist
undertaking, every person interested in truth •nd
freedom, should read Pierre Van Paassen's
"Days Of Our Years." It is not a pleasant book—
far from it. But it has • sincere humane ring.
You may think the author too bitter — but you'll
forget hi. words! "Days Of Our Years"
takes ins much more territory than Zion. In fact,
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Every

The entire Detroit Halevy Sing-
ing Society will appear at the Art
Institute Auditorium on Sunday
evening, March 12, under the di-
rection of William Gayman, at the
Palestine festival of the Gewerk-
eche f ten.
The 14th annual Halevy concert
will take place on Sunday eve-
ning, March 26, at the Scottish

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DR. LUDWIG LEWISOHN

SARAH

RITA BLOOMFIELD

Rite Cathedral of the Masonic
Temple, under the direction of
Dan Frohman. The program will
consist of selections of Yiddish
and Hebrew numbers as well as
two comopsitions in English.
Emote Lazaroff Scheyer, noted
operatic soprano, and Dr. Alex-
ander Menke, famous cellist from
Germany, will be the featured solo
artists, and will be accompanied
by Rebecca Katzman Frohman.
The chorus will be accompanied
at two pianos by Celia Plotnick
and Sarah Rita Bloomfield. In
addition to accompanying the Hal-
evy, Miss Bloomfield plays with
several orchestras, and is a stu-
at the Netzrog School of
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Piano. Miss Bloomfield recently
by Petroleum Service, Inc., gloved her own studio to 3308 Ty-
Exclusive Distributor of ler Ave., where she teaches piano
Cities Service Products in theory and music appreciation.
Following is a list of Halevy
Detroit.
members who will appear in both
above
mentioned concerts: So-
Of interest to Detroit's fuel oil
users is the announcement by Pe- pranos: Ruth Brotman, Sonia
troleum Service, Inc., offering Russell, Mrs. Berghoff, Lena
absolutely free and without obli- Chafetz, Esther Feldman, Rose
cation their Heat Prover service. J Golden, Gertrude Katz, Jeanette
The Heat Prover tests and adjustal Klein, Esther Foliner, Rachel Kol-
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oil burners with scientific occur- ,ininere,, FEgtnce KLiu

day night gatherings of this sea-
son, on March 17, at 8:30 m.
Dr. Lewisohn will speak on the
topic "England, Arabia and the
Jews."
Rabbi Joshua Sperka will in-
troduce the speaker. Cantor Sing-
er and his choir will render the
"Zmirath" anti a social hour will
follow.
Ludwig Lewisohn is best known
as the author of "Upstream."
"Mid-Channel," "Expression in
America" and "Creative Amer-
ica." Most of his books have been
translated into 20 languages, no-
tably "The Case of Mr. Crump,"
"The Island Within," "The Last
Days of Shylock," "Cities and
Men" and "This People." His
latest works are "As a Jew
Thinks," "Trumpet of Jubilee,"
and a novel, "For Ever Wilt Thou
Love."
Born in Berlin in 1833, Dr.
Lewisohn was brought by his par-
ents at the age of eight to South
Carolina. Ile graduated with A.B.
and M.A. degrees in 1902 and
received the title Honorary Doc-
tor of Literature in 1914 at the
College of Chatleston, S. G. In
1904-1905 he was on the edi-
torial staff of Doubleday, Pago &
Company of New York City. He
served as instructor in German
at the University of Wisconsin
in 1910-11; was professor of Ger-
man Language and Literature in
Ohio State University in 1911-19.
Ile was editor of The Nation for
a period of five years, from 1919
to 1924, during which period he
also lectured with great success
in all of the principal cities east
of the Mississippi.
In addition to his numerous
works and novels, he translated
many books from the German, in-
cluding dramatic works of Ger-
hard }Iauptmann, Jakob Wasser-
man's "The World's Illusion" and
"Wedlock."
Ile is honorary secretary of the
Zionist Organization of America
and a member of the Jewish
Academy of Arts and Sciences.
For nearly a decade. Dr. Lewi-
sohn has lived and travelled
through Europe and the Near
East. Ile has recently returned to
the United States, strengthened
in his devotion to the cause of
the upbuilding of Palestine.

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have been amazing. In addition der, Ann Maslowsky, Mrs. C.
j to helping oil burner users get the Prady, Jeanette Serling, Ethel
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Ann
Zuchter,
Sadie
Zuc-
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Jack Rothberg, president and Ikerman. Altos : Sarah Alterman,
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general manager of Petroleum j B
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Service, Inc., urges the readers
of The Chronicle to investigate, Annette Rachman, Betty Iloltz-
this Heat Prover service and save j man, Sarah Joyrich, Gertrude Le-
money! In making this announce-I vine, Selma Korn, Gertrude Mat-
ment, Mr. Rothberg revealed that; rick, Edith Miller, Esther Nemer,
on Jan. 26 of this year, his cone. j Esther Phillips, Lillian Shapiro,
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of
pany was named exclusive distrib., Yetta Sternthal. Tenors: Nathan
utor in Detroit for Cities Service Bennish, David Chudnof, Max the American Jewish Committee,
products. This appointment estab-jCooperman, Israel Edelson, Wm. announced that Maurice Wertheim
lishes Petroleum Service as one (layman, Ilyman Horowitz, Phil had accepted the chairmanship of
of the largest firms of its kind Hornfield, Dr. Wm. Klein, Manus the finance committee of the or-
in Detroit. Schane, Nathaniel Raskin, Joe !utilization. Under Mr. Wertheim's
Coming here in 1930 as a rep- Siegel, Max Titel. Passes: Fred leadership, the committee will un-
resentative of the Socony VacuumjAlterman, Eugene Abreham, Sam- dertake the task of raising in-
Co., Mr. Rothberg, by virtue of uel Bsschin, Julius Chatetz, David creased sums needed for the wide
his pleasing manner and ability Goldberg, Joshua Joyrich, Nathan ly expanded program and services
to make friends, became recog- Konikow, Isadore Lazaroff, David of the American Jewish Commit-
nixed as one of the most popular Lipson, Harry Resnick, Max Sha- tee.
Henry
At a time," said Dr. Adler,
figures in the fuel oil industry.' piro, Allan Summits,
"when the basic ideals of Amer-
After a careful study of the sit-jSimon.
uation, his energy, resourcefulness' All seats for the March 26 ma icanism are under attack in so
and vision prompted him to enter cert are reserved and reasonably many areas and from so many
iness for himself and so in priced. Tickets can be obtained points, and anti-Semitic propa-
Halevy me
or by phon- ganda is so widely used as a
1934 Petroleum Service, Inc. fromMrs
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. I). Goldberg, , TO 6-6633. weapon against democracy, it is
came into being.
important to develop a widespread
Each year has witnessed a
gradual growth until today, after Young People's Society of program of education of the pub-
lic as to the true facts. In order
only five years, this company op.
Congregation Mishkan
not to interfere with the various
crates 38 trucks and has two bulk
Israel
local efforts now being made in
plants, one on the east side and
this country on behalf of philan-
the other on the west side of
The Young People's Society of thropic and educational peeds, as
town.
Congregation Mishkan Israel will well as for relief and overseas aid
Asked to what he attributed his meet on Tuesday, March 14, start-
for Jewish, Protestant and Cath-
remarkable success, Mr. Rothberg ing at 8:15 p. m., in the social
olic refugees, the Committee will
proudly pointed to his vast organ- hall of the synagogue, 2627 Blaine
make no general appeal, but will
ization in the executive offices near Linwood.
endeavor to secure the support of
which are located in the Storm-
Rehearsals are under way on interested individuals in the vari-
feltz-Lovely Bldg. and said, "Per- the one-act play, "Town Hall To-
ous communities."
sonnel—I have, indeed, been for- Inight," it was announced by Mrs.
tunate in surrounding myself with Helen Pomerantz Goldman, chair-
efficient and conscientious em-
MARTINI IN CONCERT
of the drama grou p.
ployees whose loyalty is exceeded ntan
Itegular classes in Bible study
HERE ON MARCH 22
only by their intense desire to see and Hebrew language are being
that the public with whom we deal conducted each Thursday evening
Nino
Martini, leading lyric
is constantly satisfied."
l in the social hall of the syna-
Included in the personnel is Dan Rogue from 8 to 10 p. m., under tenor of the Metropolitan Opera
Company
and popular singer of
Mendelsohn, well known in the R abbi Isaac Stillman and Irving
the radio and of the films, who
community, who joined the firm in Schlussel, respectively.
will
be
heard
here at the Masonic
1937. Mr. Mendelsohn is manager,
Auditorium on Wednesday eve-
of the fuel oil department and Contributions to the Jewish
to,
app
ly
ning,
March
22, likes concert
welcomes the opportunity
work because it gives him the
Children's Home
the Heat Prover test to anyone
I opportunity to see some of the
calling Madison 1788.
The Jewish Children's Home ac- thousands who have heard him
knowledges donations from the over the air and in pictures.
William Seabrook, Adven- following: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Singing with flawless ease that
' can hardly be duplicated among
A. Lou is
Gordon,
(7aisy
. , in memory of Mrs.
turer, to Speak at Art
Mrs. David Kaatz; Mr. the present day tenors, Nino Mar-
Institute on Sunday
and Mrs. Morey L. Abrahams, in tint has everything in the way
memory of Charles Sandorf; J. of equipment to keep himself at
William Seabrook, adventurer Webber; Mrs. Grace Mahler, in the top of a rigorous profession.
and author of "The Magic Is- memory of Charles Sandorf ; Ka- Ile is gifted with all the attri-
land," "Asylum" and other best dime Social Club; Miss Amelia hotels that contribute to the make-
sellers, will speak on "My Adven- Plotler, in memory of Charles San- up and raison d'otre of • singer-
tures in Arabia, Haiti and West dorf; Ladies' Auxiliary of Michi- voice, technique, emotional in-
Africa" for the World Adventure gen Apparel Club, in memory of stinct and control.
Series at the Detroit Institute of Frank Cohen; Mrs. Hattie Cohen,' Martini is at perfect ease on
Arts at 3:30 next Sunday after- in memory of Michael and Rebecca , the concert platform. He adds to
noon, March 12. Motion pictures Levinson; Harry Cohen, in mem-lhis simplicity of manner and sin-
and
' ory of Israel and Sarah Cohen; cere understanding of mood
will accompany the lecture.
voice of such lyric
Burton Holmes, world's most Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Tobias. in J projection ■
seldom
as
it
memory
of
Charles
Sandorf
;
Mrs.
land
golden
quality
famous travel lecturer, will close
, his Detroit season with an all-new [Marge Solomon, in memory of heard.
Tickets for this concert are on
i motion picture lecture on "The :Mrs. Rose WiskotT; Sisterhood of
Zedek: sale at the box office at Grin-
Shaarey'
New Ireland of Today" at 8:30 j Congregation
nell's Music Store in Detroit.
Tuesday evening, March 14. Harry Zausner.

Jewish Committee
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Pierre
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Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn, world re-
nowned novelist, critic, thinker,
and eminent Zionist, will be the
guest speaker at Congregation
Bnai David, Elmhurst and 14th,
at its closing session of the Fri-

cert

The Jewish War Veterans of
the United States, Detroit posts,

will hold a party, arranged by
Nathaniel H. Goldstick, who heads
a committee to get together all
German refugees in Detroit.
This party is sponsored jointly
by the Detroit Post No. 135 and
the Lawrence H. Jones Post No.
190, and is to be held at the
Knights of Pythias Hall, 114 Er-
skine St., on Monday, March 20,
at 7:30 p. m. Among the events
planned for the evening will be
short talks on "Americanism."
There will also be a sound movie
called "George Washington's Rail-
road," furnished through the co-
operation of the Chesapeake k
Ohio Railway. Refreshments will
be served.
All members of the Jewish War
Veterans and their friends are
invited, particularly those war
veterans of Jewish descent who
are not now affiliated, as this
would be an opportune time to
show them what the Jewish War
Veterans stand for, and to ex-
plain their program.

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