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April 7, 1939
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Women's Auxiliary of Bnai
Brith Plans Preview for
German Refugee Fund
SETS MAY 7 AS WEDDING
DATE
The Women's Auxiliary of
Bnai Brith will sponeor a benefit
moving picture preview at the
Beacon Theater on April 16. Pro-
ceeds will be turned over to the
U. SIEGEL CO.
FEATU RING
f",
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PERSIAN LAMB COATS
at Greatly Reduced Prices
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brodie left
l'hilip Adler, foreign corres-
April 1 by motor for Williams- pondent of the Detroit News, will
burg, Va.
I address the Nathan Strauss Ex-
ecutives at their regular biweek-
Mrs. Henry Wineman returned ly meeting on Monday night,
from a few days visit with her April 10, at Pereiras Restaurant,
sister, Mrs. Joseph Spiegel, of 9925 Dexter. The subject of his
Wilmette, Ill.
address will be "The European
!Situation Today." The meeting is
Miss Elinore Buttel who is open to members, their wives and
making her home In St. Louis friends. Arrangements have been
will give a cocktail party at the made for the usual night lunch-
home of her parents, Judge and eon and entertainment.
Mrs. Henry Butzel, April 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter and
Mrs. George Waldbott and her daughter of 1745 W. Boston Blvd.
two daughters are spending sev- returned to their home from a
five weeks sojourn in Florida.
eral days in Cincinnati, 0.
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Also SILVER FOXES and CHUBBIES
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PASSOVER GREETINGS
To the entire Jewish Community
we extend Best Wishes for a
most Joyous Holiday.
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Shirts beautifully hand finished with
this service only 12c.
MRS. NORMAN ROM
Mrs. Wm. Fleischman and son,
Miss Ruth C. Beckenstein will
Mickey, left April 3 to spend a return April 10 to the University
week in Cleveland, 0.
of Illinois, after having spent the
spring vacation with her par-
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mazer and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B.
two children of Blrchcrest Rd. lha.kenstein of Stoepel Ave.
left April 7 to spend a week in
Columbus, 0.
Jack lisadell of 13641 Dexter
Ave. celebrated the first anniver-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eng- sary of coming to this country on
gess and son, Robert, have re- April 4. He was born in Tuwalki,
turned from three weeks sojourn Poland, and was a student of the
in Hollywood, Fla.
University of Florence, Italy.
Bnai Brith C e r man Refugee
Fund.
The performance is scheduled
to begin at 11:45 p. m. Mrs. S.
S. Aaron of Kendall Ave. is chair-
man and Mrs. Norman Rom is
co-chairman. The following are
working on the committee:
Mesdames L. Manning, S. Gold-
berg, J. Slobin, S. Maze, A.
Landy, S. Smerling, R. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Helper of
S. Grand and D. Purter.
Parkside Ave. are giving a birth-
Tickets are not reserved and day supper party Saturday night,
there will be • box office sale if April 15.
any remain uusold on the eve
ning of the preview.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wayburn
will entertain a group of friends
at a tacky party Sunday night,
April 16.
Shaarey Zedek's
Library Acquires
Many New Books
The Detroit Graduate Chapter
of Alpha Epsilon Phi will meet
at the home of Mrs. Melvin Kutt-
nauer, 20120 Canterbury, Mon-
day, April 10, at 8 p. m. Mrs.
Leonard Weiner will preside.
The Wiyne Medical School
Chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon held
its annual reunion at the Lee
Mr. and Sirs. Eugene J. Atm- Plaza last Friday. A movie pro-
feld are leaving April 8 to spend duced by the faculty was shown.
a week in New York and Pitts- Arrangements were made by Fred
burgh.
Margolis and Leonard Birndorf,
takes pleasure in extending its
most sincere wishes to
Detroit Jewry for
)•,!- A1;4'„3.1:
A JOYOUS PASSOVER
MISS ANNE HAUSER
WE THANK YOU!
Miss Anne llauser, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Hauser of
809 E. Kearaley St., Flint, Mich.,
will become the bride of Yale
Smith of Flint, Mich., on May
7, at the home of the bride's sis-
ter and brither-in-lkw, Dr. and
Mrs. Herbert Metz of 18994 War-
rington Dr., Detroit.
Appeal Made Here
for Stolin YeshiNia
Rev. Jack Hoberman, of 10250
Cardoni Ave., local volunteer
repreientative of the Yeshiva of
Stolin, has received frantic ap-
peals from this Yeshiva urging
that immediate help be secured
from Jews in Detroit and from
other communities in Michigan
for this Yeshivah. The appeals
state that unless help is forth-
coming, this well known school
will have to close its doors.
The appeals come from Jewish
leaders in Stolin and from the
Rosh Yeshivah of Stolin. Rabbi
Shlomo Slavin.
The appeal urges the Jews of
Detroit to provide
necessary
means for the support of the
students in this Yeshiva, and it
i s pointed out that a student
could be supported for the en-
tire Passover holiday .period for
the small sum of only $2 each.
Rev. Hoberman makes the ap-
peal to Jews of Detroit to send
him contributions as promptly as
possible.
We appreciate the patronage of
our Jewish clientele and extend"
sincere wishes to them. — each
and everyone for a Happy
Passover.
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In line with Mrs. Eva Lips re-
Miss Julia Barahl of Tyler Ave.
Miss Betty Levy, daughter of
cent address here before the
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy, and flew to Chicago on Friday, April
Wnmen's Prcsinct of the Allied
7,
and is spending her spring
Miss Josephine Welt, daughter of
Jewish Campaign, the Library of
vacation at the home of Miss
the Congregation Shaarey Zedek Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Welt have Aida Rubenstein of that city.
announces that "Savage Sym left to resume their studies at
phony," Mrs. Lip's own story of Vassar College.
Miss Zina Grand of Chicago
the experiences she and her hue
Blvd. and her sister, Mrs. Jack
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Altshuler
band went through in Hitler Ger
Gutterman of Webster Hall, have
many, is now ready for circuit will return the first of the week
returned to Detroit after an ex-
tion. Certain that there will be having spent two weeks in New
26 Years of (polity Service
tensive stay in Miami Beach, Fla.
a great deal of interest displayed Orleans, La., and Mexico.
2835 Bagley
LA. 4020
in the book because of the au
Mr. and Mrs. Saul H. Rose, for-
thor's personal appearance in De
On Tuesday, April 18, Rabbi merly of the Lee Crest, are now
troit, the library offers this and
Leon Fram will participate in a residing in their new home at
other current volumes on Naz
panel discussion for the Detroit 1616 W. Boston Blvd.
Germany.
Federation of Settlements on the
•' —
Erika Mann's "School for Bar
question: "What's Going o Hap-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Harris
barians" telling the story of edu
pen
to
Our
Racial
and
National
of
18664
Oak
Drive returned
cation in the Germany of today
from their trip to the West Coast
is a volume that should be missed Cultures in the Future?"
where they attended the Golden
by no one interested in present
M. J. Lustig and P h i l i p Gate Exposition. They returned
day trends. Starting with an in
troduction by her father, Thomas Lustig of Cleveland, 0., were the by way of Los Angeles and New
Mann, the book portrays' with week-end guests of their brother- Orleans where they visited rela-
startling clarity the relentless and in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. tives and friends.
Attending the Junior Hadassah
ruthless schemes used by the Max Reich, of Glastonbury, Rd.
Miss Norma Grosberg of Arden regional conference at Toledo this
Nazis to undermine and subjugate
week-end
were the Misses Hilda
Park arrived home from the UM.'
the intellect, the mind and body
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alexander
and Bessie Bornkind, Goldie Sha-
of the German youth to the wil of 1956 Calvert Ave will have versity of Michigan on Friday,
piro,
Anita
Newblatt, Sarah Meiz-
April 7, to spend the spring va-
of the State. Although the under
open house Sunday, April 16, in cation with her family.
lish, Bessie Byer, Meriam Gold-
lying theme of Erika Mann's book
honor of the celebration of the
berg and Bertha Bickel!.
is the deteriorating educationa
87th birthday of their mother,
Mrs. Samuel L. Goldman of
Members of Junior Hadassah
system of the Third Reich, she
Mrs. B. Meisner.
16155
Princeton
Ave.
returned
and
the Young Judean club held
touches also upon the family life
home from a two months stay a joint meeting Tuesday night at
the social barriers and the limited
d in Miami Beach, Fla.
the
home
of Miss Goldie Shapiro
Mrs.
Saul
E.
Barnett
an
vocational prospects of the grow
daughter, Carol Joan, of 162 5
in observance of Young Judaea
ing generation • in Ilitlerland.
With the °exacting dictates of Pringle
Miss
Rose
Mankes
of
New
York
week. At the business meeting
The Days of Our Years,' Chicago Blvd., are spending t he
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel plans were made for a fund rais-
"Built-In" Quality — Able Counselor
Upon this most impor-
Pierre Van Passen's fascinating holidays at the Colonial Hotel
a ' I A. Malitz, for the Passover holi-
ing affair to be held in April with
study of the world scene, is an Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Service
This "Badge of Tolerance," em-
I
days.
tant occasion in the
Miss Bessie Bryer and Miss Ber-
blematic of the spirit and aims other volume that has been added
Mrs. Sara Harrison and Mr.1 Jean Rosen will be at home tha Bikoff as co-chairmen. Miss
of the National Conference of to the Congregation's library,
liyes of the Jewish peo-
FURNITURE
Christians and Jews, has been and is now ready for circulation and Mrs. Coleman Harrison and at 2715 Rochester Ave. until Barbara Kavanau and Miss Sha-
CARPETS
Other new books are "Fascism son, Selig, of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
by the conference for
April 11, after which she will piro, presidents of Young Judean
ple, we extend best adopted
for
Whom?"
by
Max
Ascoli
and
RUGS
and
Junior
Hadassah,
extended
spent
the
past
week-end
with
GIFTS
widespread use throughout the
Arthur Iseiler; "Sourcebook of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fink of spend the rest of her spring vaca- greetings to the members. A skit
country. The badge, which sym-
tion in Cleveland. 0.
Wishes for a Jo y o us
Jewish History a Hebrew supple Winona Ave.
DRAPERIES
entitled, "Our Organization" was
bolizes the unity of American
Protestants, Catholics and Jews went" by Dr. Julius Hoexter and
Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Pearl- given by Miss Reva Sendler and
Passover!
Martin Alexander, who is a stu- man (Sadie Gooze) have re- Miss Marian Lande, and a Pro-
for democracy, freedom and tol- Prof. Moses Jung; "Immigration
erance, is being issued in the and Aliens in the United States," dent at the University of Mich- turned from their honeymoon trip fessor Quiz iontest was enjoyed.
Max J. Kohler; and Volume 3 igan, is spending the spring va-
form of a standard-size lapel but-
and are at home to their relatives Members danced a traditional
ton. Plans are being made by (Law and Religion) of Judaism cation with his parents, Mr. and and friends at 2225 W. Philadel- Palestinian dance and sang a se-
and Christianity, Erwin Rosen-
phia Ave.
the Conference to distribute ten thal •
Mrs. Sidney Alexander.
lection of songs from that land.
editor.
million buttons throughout the
At the close of the evening re-
These best sellers and many
country in a nationwide campaign
The Detroit Juniors of the J. freshments were served from a
Mrs. Adrian D. Rosen returned
others are available at the Con-
for goodwill and cooperation
C.
R.
S.
had
a
get-acquainted
table
adorned with a pair of Chi-
gregation Library during the fol- from a weeks' stay in Chicago.
ambng members' of all faiths.
party Thursday, April 6, at the nese dancers and lighted tapers.
towing library hours:
W.GRAND BOULEVARD-OPP. FISHER BLDG.
The button may be ordered in
home
of
the
president,
Miriam
Presiding were Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Friedenberg
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Goldberg.
lots of 100 or more at 6 cents
Goldstein of London, Ont., and
and their mother, Sirs. Henrietta
each directly from the National I and Thursday at 10 a. m. to 12
Miss Kavanau. Miss Bikoff will
noon, and from 2 p. m. to 6 Tauber, returned Friday, having
Conference of Christians and
be hostess on Tuesday, April 11.
spent two months in Miami Beach,
Jews, 300 Fourth Ave., New York p. m. and 7 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Arrangements for the meeting
Fla.
Hours
on
Fridays
are:
9:30
City.
a
were in charge of Miss Dorothy
01. to 12:30 p. m. Sundays the
Goldin and Miss Betty Satler.
library is open from 9 a. as to
Mrs. A. J. Koffman and daugh-
1 p. m.
ter, Marilyn, are on an extended
1226 WASHINGTON BLVD.
Library facilities are open to visit in Indianapolis, Ind.
Several future projects were an-
he public at large, and students
The Women's Auxiliary of the nounced at the Wednesday meet-
reparing papers on v a r io u
Jewish Home for Aged wishes to ing and luncheon of Temple Beth
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fishman
hales of Jewish life are invited
remind members at large that El Sisterhood. Including in these
of Sherbourne Rd. are home from
t
there is a Simeha and Memorial affairs was the congregational
Purity Assembly No. 12, Rain- 0 o make use of the vast amount a visit in Miami Beach, Fla.
f material available.
bow for girls, will hold a bowery
Fund in existence to which they dinner held at 6 p. m. Sunday at
David
S.
Zemon
is
chairman
of
may contribute in honor of happy the temple.
dance with all the trimmings but t
Miss Marcia Diamond, daughter occasions or in memory of dear
The Sisterhood also sponsored
without costumes, Monday eve- he library board, Robert Loew-
ning, April 10, at the Eastern i nberg, custodian, and Dr. A. M. of Mr. and Mrs. David Diamond, ones departed. The secretary for the annual Passover Seder Monday
iI
Star Temple, 80 W. Alexandrine . 0 erman and Rabbi Morris Adler will leave Monday to resume her the fund is Mrs. Nate KeletskY, night, April 3. Mrs. Howard Loeb
re active members of the board. studies • at Miami University in 3295 Sturtevant, Townsend has been appointed chairman of
from 8 to 12 o'clock. Miss Ann
8-2422.
Rosenfeld, worthy advisor, has Miss Janet Olender is librarian. Oxford, 0.
the paid-up membership luncheon
in
The auxiliary acknowledges an on Tuesday, April 18. Members of
announced special Passover re-
NEWEST METHODS
Mr.
and
Mrs. Louis Colen gave offering in memory of Charles the board will serve as hostesses.
freshments, unusual decorations,
a surprise birthday party Friday Sanded. from Mr. and Mrs. I.
and music by a nickolodian. The
Mrs. Samuel D. Barnett heads the
SHELTON TULIP OIL
night, March 31. In honor of the Karbel of 11845 LaSalle Blvd.; c ommittee of arrangements for a
affair is not coupled. Miss Selma
21st birthday of their son, Chester a contribution in memory of benefit sale to be held April 28.
PERMANENTS
Gallow, who is chairman of en-
Abraham Rothstein, by Miss Betty
L Colen.
tertainment for the evening, has
FACIAL TREATMENTS
During the board meeting a re-
Zussman of Glynn Ct. A donation
prepared an old-fashion melo-
vision of the constitution was sub-
Why not take advantage of our 18
drama. Tickets are at a minimum
Mr. and Mrs. J. Berris of was also made to the fund by mitted by Mrs. Loeb, chairman,
years' experience i n the
Three important articles by
and can be purchased at the Prof. Samuel M. Levin of Wayne Adrian, Mich., spent the Pass- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wine of Mrs. Elmer Berger, Mrs.
designing and making of slip covers that reflect
Ellis
Calvert
Ave.
in
memory
of
Isaac
door. The general public is in- University are featured in two over holidays with their children,
Warren
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Eiseman.
personality •s well as fit.
vited to attend. Miss Ruth Can- national magazines.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Berris and Schakne.
Mrs. I. E. Goodman, president It Was announced at that time
yawn TY 7-3559, will be glad
rormiirty with Muse, Tax Wyek
family.
The current issue of Menorah
SOS EMPIBE BLDG. CA. till
CALL FITZROY 0520
of the auxiliary announces that that the meeting date, beginning
to supply more information.
journal carries a lengthy and
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Mrs. Charles Spring of 235 there will be no general meeting next October, will be changed to
At the last initiation, Ruth very
And our representativ e will bring to your borne
scholarly study by Prof. Arden Park is spending the holi- during the month of April.
the second Tuesday of each month,
■ complete
Bennish, Bessie Bean, Esther
Levin under the title "Sombart
also
that
all
standing
commit-
line of the latest fabrics, plus an expert knowledge of the
days at the Colonial Hotel, Mt.
Fish, Selma Callow, Arlene Gold-
—Prophet of Nazism."
tees
will
be
appointed
by
the
Clemens,
Mich.
farb, Blanche Kurnetz,
RECEPTACLES
art of interior decorating which assures you the proper color
Rose
The March and April issues of
president to serve for one year in-
o•r ► stee, A.I. and
Michelson, Ruth Natoe and Sally
Business and Professional stead of two.
scheme, as well as any advice you may desire in the arrange-
the Jewish Forum carry his ar-
Kelef.reed Cosrrefirs )ally Guy.
Simons became members.
Sir. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg
salted. ryleokl shalt
ticles on "Fascism and American
Division of Hadassah to
ment or selection of your draperies and furniture.
of Wildemere Ave. visited in
Instead of the usual Mother Jewry."
Be
Addressed
April
18
by
AMERICAN
Cleveland, 0., during the past
and Daughter banquet a Family
Any style chair,ar Any style
Jewish
War
Veterans
An-
davenport, el 495
Mrs.
Lesser
of
Jackson
RECEPTACLE CO.
dinner will be held on May 8.
week-end.
including separate w
Halevy Singing Society
" including se par at e•
nounce New Meeting
The next meeting will be on
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cushion, box pleated
cushions,
box
pleated
Thanks
The
Chronicle
April 27.
April 18 instead of April 11
Place and Date
Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Krohn
as low as
as low as .
of Massachusetts Ave. left for a will be the date of the next meet-
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: tw o weeks motor trip to Charies- ing of the Business and Profes-
Detroit Poet No. 135, Jewish
Business and Professional
Kindly accept our most sincere tot t, S. C., and other points south. sional Women's Division of Hadas- War Veterans of the United
Women of Bnai Brith
gratitude and appreciation for
sah at the Standard Club ROOMS, States, will hold their next meet-
your generous assistance and co-
Mrs. Philip Bloomgarten and Detroit Leland Hotel, at 8:30 ing at the Veterans' Building, 704
More than 300 guests attend- operation in behalf of our recent' d a
TIL
East Jefferson, on Monday, April
s
ughter, Mary Rita, are visting
,
From our own mineral wells
ed the first membership dance of fourteenth annual concert. We w i t
The program promises to be 11. at 8:30 p. m.
h relatives in Buffalo, N. Y.
Factory and Showroom-2445 E. JEFFERSON AVE.
comes the sparkling health-
the Business and Professional feel certain that the appearance
one of great interest, with Mrs.
A membership drive is now
giving waters used In the
Women of Bnai [frith which was of news items and advertising in
Sirs. Harry E. Byron and C. 13. Lesser of Jackson as guest being held in conjunction with
treatment of arthrhis, neu-
held at the Whittier, Sunday, your columns contributed in no
a membership contest, in which
daughter, Eileen, member of the speaker.
April 2.
ritis, rheumatism .sciatica
small measure to the success of
Hadassah members are invited the first prize will be a round "Eternal Road" Purchased
senior class at Smith College are
enees which included a great Pro-
and general colds. Other
The next open meeting of this our undertaking.
to attend the conference of the trip to the 1939 convention of
by David Shapiro
cruising
on
board
the
S.S.
Kung-
portion of non-Jews. The story,
treatments Include TURK.
group will be held in the Wash-
Sincerely yours,
Central States Region at Hotel the Jewish War Veterans to be
sholm for South America.
1811 and REDUCING baths.
ington Room of the Book-Cadillac
DETROIT HALEY'S •
Fort Hayes, Columbus, 0., on held in Miami, Fla., in August.
NEW YORK (WNS)—All the detailing the expulsion of a Jew-
Hotel, Thursday, April 13, at 8:15.
SINGING SOCIETY.
April 23 and 24. Sessions of spe-
The meeting of April 24, in assets of the company which pro- ish community, was written by
Aubrey T. Samuels has arrived
Anyone interested in joining
DAVID GOLDBERG,
cial interest to Business and Pro- conjuration with the Ladies' duced "The Eternal Road," have
Franz Werfel, with background
from the University of Michigan fessional Division members will
this group may do no at this
President.
Auxiliary of the Jewish War been purchased by David Shapiro, musical themes by Kurt Weill and
•30 Frost St.
to
spend
his
spring
vacation
with
meeting. For further information
be held on April 23. Members of Veterans, will be an American- publisher of The Day. "The
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settings by Norman Bel Geddes.
call Miss Cussie Eisenberg, Tyler
Flowers for all occasions — his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- the Detroit division are urged to ization Rally. All veterans of the
Eternal Road" ran for 152 per.' Plans are being made for film-
6-0052.
Doster•Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622. nard Samuels of Calvert Ave.
attend.
Jewish faith are invited.
formances to enthusiastic audi-' ing the dramatic spectacle.
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we wish to extend sincere
SeasOn's
Greetings
Passover Greetings to all
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