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Hashomer Palestine In Conference--on Great Relief Issues
Pageant on April 30
at Northern High

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,

April 21. 1939

RABBI MEYER BERLIN
TO ADDRESS YESHIVA
BANUET ON APRIL 30

Like Good Food?

then you'll enjoy

1.

At a meeting of Yeshiva Beth
eating
Yehuda, held on Monday at the
The
Hashomer
llatzair
organi-
Yeshiva
Building, Elmhurst and
at
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
BO b
S -V
zation, well known in Detroit for
Linwood, reports were made of
its activity on all Zionist youth
the examinations conducted dur-
fronts, presents to the Detroit
ing Chol Hamoed Pesach, indicat-
public its pageant, "l'alestine
ing a satisfactory degree of
Aflame," on Sunday evening,
scholarship attained by the vari-
Always a
Flat Pieces carefully ironed
Addition a l Pounds ISIgc lb.
April 30, at Northern High
ous classes and by the newly in-
wide variety
School.
Outstanding
for
their
augurated
courses
in
Talmud
and
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
of delicious things
rendition of Palestinian songs
Talmudic commentaries, con-
Helping are big and prices low.
and dances, the members of
ducted under the direct super-
Ilashomer liatzair are also well
vision of Rabbi Isaac Stollman,
All Finished 79c
equipped to reproduce the daily
he president of the Yeshiva.
life of the chalets in l'alestine.
Reports were also received from
In its pageant, written, adapted
ommittees in charge of arrange-
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
Dr. Abb■ Hillel Silver, chairman of the United Jewish Appeal ments for the 24th banquet to
and conducted by its youthful
forces, Hashomer Hatzair at- is show n here conferring with leaders of the Detroit Allied Jewish
e held on Sunday, April 30, at
tempts to throw light upon a per- Campaign, at Hotel Stadler, during his visit in Detroit last Sunday
:30 p. m., at the Bnai David
Seen i n th e photograph with Dr.
6 ynagogue, Elmhurst and 14th St.
plexing
problem
in
the
internal
Silver
ar
e
Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Fred M. Botsel, Isidore
life of Palestine—the question Sobeloff, Henry Wineman and Clarence H. Enggass.
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, who will
Neatly Ironed
of Arab-Jewish relations. From
e a visitor in the city in connec-
Bath Towels and Underwear
every point of view, therefore,
ion with a rally of the syna-
Fluffed Dried
the evening of April 30 is a
ogue group of the Allied Jewish
Additional pounds 7c lb.
C ampaign, will be the guest
Promising one. Tickets for "Pal-
peaker at the banquet. The Can-
estine Aflame" may be purchased
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
through any member of Hasho-
ors Association of Detroit will
Hazen-, or at the box office
ender a number of vocal selec-
ECRU
on the evening og the perform-
ions. The catering will be sup-
$100
mice,
ance,
lied by the Ladies Auxiliary of
Not reraponkible for aun•burnt or nind•i hipped eartnins
Yeshiva. headed by Mrs. Rot-
, Appear Here in Performances Sunday and Monday; he
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
enberg. A souvenir journal is be-
Mollie
Picon
in
Great
Talkie
"Mamele" Starts at
Mid-Eastern Conference of
ng prepared for the banquet, un.
ittman s for Two Weeks' Run on Tuesday
er the direction of Rabbis Isaac
(
the National Council of
tollman, S. Kleinplatz and Max
Jewish Women Holds Abraham Littman has arranged
J. Wohlgelernter, containing an
Sessions in Detroit
In view of the great appeal of account of the achievements and
for an unusual treat for Detroit's the play and the eminence of the the la f
on.
actors, a complete sell-out is ex-
That American Jewesseti must theater-goers for this Sunday.
Tickets for the banquet are ob-
have an active but not aggressive
Starring Jacob Ben-Ami and lasted, and Detroiters are urged tamable from I. Rosenthal, Tyle
to
reserve
their
tickets
at
once.
6.6066.
r
role in the maintenance of lib- Samuel Goldenburg, two of the
APPAREL
per pound
Hurry! Easier Caries Early.'
Beginning with Tuesday, April
erty and justice was the theme outstanding stars of the Yiddish
21,
for
a
two-week
period,
Litt-
per pound
of the address which Mrs. Marion stage, and their Yiddish Kunst
HOUSE
OF
SHELTER
man's
Theater
will
feature
one
Miller gave at the opening ban- Troupe, the Yiddish Art Theater,
Minimum Charge, $1.80
ANNEX DEDICATED
quet of the Mid-Eastern Confer- Littman's Yiddish People's Thea- of the greatest Yiddish talking
films, "Mamele," starring Mollie
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
ence of the National Council of ter, 12th and Seward, will present Picon.
An overflow audience attended
Jewish Women at Hotel Statler at two performances this Sunday
This picture was produced in the dedication or the house of
matinee and evening, Clifford
on Tuesday evening, April 18.
Fifty delegates from Council Odets'great play, "Wake Up and Warsaw by the Warsaw Art Shelter annex, 1620-22 Taylor
Troupe,
with Miss Picon in the Ave. last Sunday afternoon.
sections in Ohio, Indiana and Sing." The English version was l
Michigan were entertained by the one of the greatest successes in eading role. Miss Picon has said Max Silverman, president of
that this picture is her favorite the House of Shelter, presided at
local section during three days of years on Broadway.
meetings and discussions which
Appearing in this production c production and that she is espe- the ceremonies, and the principal
covered such phases of Council with Ben-Ami and Goldenburg ially pleased with its triumph. address was delivered by Dr. A.
One of the greatest stars of all M. Hershman.
PRICE INCLUDES l'ICK UP
activity as service to the foreign will be Isidore Kashier, Michel times, of the Yiddish as well as
AND DELIVERY
, all for „„,/ ll
born, project for refugee chil- Goldstein, Bertha Gersten, Ethel
The Annext was built with
r
dren, peace and legislation, ad- Kashier, Blume Kadison, Moshe the general stage, Miss Picon is funds raised by the Lathe:, Auxil
the "sweetheart" of Yiddish thea- iary of the House of Shelter, of
Zilberkasten,
Moe
Goldfaden,
Ben
ministration and conference busi-
ter lovers.
Zion Katz.
ness.
"Mamele" will be shown from which Mrs. Hyman Altman is the
2 Phones — COlumbia 4200 - TRinity 1.2000
On Monday evening, this great 7 to 11:30 daily and from 2 to president.
Mrs. Simon Lazarus, president
cast of actors will be featured at 1 1 on Sunday. Admission will be
of
the
mid-eastern
conference,
Mrs. Altman indicated that the
MADE
presided at the opening banquet. Littman's in Leivik's great play 3 5 cents on week days and 40 Auxiliary started on this project
TO
Following an invocation by Mrs "Who Is Who."
four months ago with a fund of
eats on Sundays.
ORDER
$300 and was promised an addi-
Adolph Sloman and greetings
tional
sum of $500 by the Jewish
from Mrs. Lazarus and Mrs. Mau-
The Best Materials Used
time,
lef,l,e0 wEedeerr. a t ihon. LaDeiliiiesisngA
rice Klein, local president, Mrs.
Zt.
time,
Miller spoke on the topic "Coun-
WORK GUARANTEED. FREE ESTIMATES
cil Leadership." As executive di-
iary succeeded in raising more
rector of the National Council,
than $3,000 to cover all the costs
AT THE POWATAN
she outlined the Council program
involved in the building of the
a MAGNIFICENT EF,ATI RES
ing Data Gathered by nalliatth Iloodng geraleon
as having three focal points, to Int
dormitory, paid all its bills, and
writing' PREMIERES
8840 Linwood
Tyler 6-4100 oppose aggression, to foster jus-
Publications Committee of
on sal.. th morning. April 22. at IL was able to refrain from using
MAURICE
Rebid
in
Pram
will
preach
on
the
Jr. Servic e Group
tice, and to set up adequate ma-
the pledged sum of $500 from the
tool,: - Sayings from the Talmud...
Federation.
chinery for peace.
In order to understand and ap- Poole Peeples Temple Club:
The report of the credentials
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL Secretary of State, Harry F. committee
Their third annual mukleal romedy,
IN
for the conference preciate the continuing local so- - limit on the leaw“
Iv
with musk. story MUSIC STUDY CLUB'S
•i—••••
cial
service program maintained anti lyrics • ritten by the members or
was
given
by
Mrs.
Harold
Ratt-
Kelly,
to
Speak
on
Wein-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
the Young People's 'Temple club. will
JR.-SR.
DAY
APRIL
29
in whole, or in part by funds hr Presented on
berg's Jewish Hour This ner. Arrangements for the ban- raised
Sunday. April 23, at
—A114(1—
in the Allied Jewish Cam- 5:10 Dancing In t he aerial hall will
quet were made by Mrs. Nathan
reaching the head of the best-sel-
Sunday
EDNA
The Music Study Club of De-
RALPH
Simons. Mrs. Douglas I. Brown, paign, members of the publica- follow
ler list .. Personally we would
troit
announces
the
annual
Jun-
BEST
tions
committee
of
the
Juni
RICHARDSON
first vice-president of the Detroit
or npeakIng contest.:
prefer to see some anti-Fascist
IN
S ection, Detroit Service Grou
0; 0 11:::Ithoarr:, , trryout o a n (nr Ilia senor ior-Senior day which will take
The
lion.
Harry
F.
Kelly,
Sec-
section,
was
general
chairman
of
book leading the parade.
place on Saturday, April 29, at
retary of State, will be the guest the conference.
have made personal tours of Jew- Illab
piste in the ehaliel on Sunday, April
ALBANIA BLUES
2:30 p. m., at the Y. W. C. A.,
speaker of the Weinberg's Jewish
ish Welfare Federation agencies, 23. at 11 :16.
preliminary elltnina-
i
t
lho:
Zn
i
u
r
n
tL
ifio
or
n
tizrorr;t.
T.rn
Moncalm
at Witherell. The Junior
y,
eu
n
tItlties
compiled statistics and written
,,;•.6
Washington believes that the Radio Program on Radio Station
Cont. from Noon.—Tel. CU. 40.12
Group will present
of their visits.
its Rhythm
Albania junket was merely a lit- WJBK, Sunday, April 23, 10 to Mn,
p
in
s Nathan Spevakow to reports
the
ell apel
on
Saturday,
Band
and
a play. This group has
The
attryolut;.16.ror
tle me-too-ing on the part of
publications committee,
Address Beth Tefilo headed by Leonard L. Lewis and
nn
as its counselor Miss Miriam
Mussolini, to show his partner
of the internieillate department Fleiacher ,
Emanuel Sisterhood Meet- Dorothy Schetzer. functions as a ail atrmt
ltake IP
that he can't expect to remain the
A idil 23, at IT 15 In
the t
The Student Group, whose
ing
on
Monday
part
of
the
Junior
Section
Public
only whittler-downer of other
counselor is Mrs. Ethel G. Men-
Relations Committee, of which Hark to Religions Reboot:
countries ... Bishop Noli, former
The
spring
vacation
Ix
delson,
will present Eada Rubin- sk,
Richard
L.
Stein
is
chairman.
The Sisterhood of Congregation
Premier and President of Al-
er.
religious twhool
its sessions stein, pianist; Seymour Kushner
Stanford Gordon and Evelyn Saturday morning. resumes
Beth Tefilo Emanuel will meet
bania, and now in this country,
---"S
A p
ril 22. and
and
Leo
Glantz , who will I
Landau
were
assigned to visit the 'i.e morning. April /3. As school , dos
predicts that IIitler will be crown-
at the synagogue, Taylor and
•
May 11. every session that now violin duet; and their chorus, di-
Tilted Hebrew Schools, Pearl ,n,nta, I y.
Woodrow Wilson Ayes., Monday,
ed emperor of a new Holy Ro-
to
In s previous
See
that y ur
o
April 24, at 2:15 p. m.
Berger and Frances Heller toured c hil d
man Empire before the year is
are absolutely prontlit and rected by Gershon Konikow, and
accompanied by Blossom Ro
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, presi- the Home for Aged • Esther regular to the .11 of the season •
over . . . If he is. it'll bo a Hun-
JO JEAN ROGERS of the "Skeet.
vetch.
reported on North End
dent of the Woman's Division of Berger
Holy Roman Empire . . . Faik
• •
ers of the Air" song team now
'roc,
Robert
Schiff
on
the
Jew-
the
American
Jewish
C
Bey Konitza, Albania Minister to
on re s
appearing at
will be the speaker on the subject' ish Community Center and the
Washington, will never be evicted
Center Junior Programs t O Powata n Club. Sam Sofferin'a
8210 TWELFTH ST.
"Jewish
from his official quarters by the
Customs and Cere- Hebrew Free Loan Association
Feature
American
Yout
h
report has
been compiled be
TRINITY 2.0100
Italians ... He transacts his of-
menials." Mrs. William Adelson, Beatrice
Weisw
A broadway baritone, featured
--
Chorus
This
Sunday
Ed
1
uard .11ehlig has re turned to this
president,
asset ano
president, will preside at the
d R b ert
ficial business from his residential
in many Shubert productions in
city after a three months' stay In
meeting which will be followed SC
suite in the Mayflower Hotel.
New York, its Robert Shafer,
Miami Ilea., Pia.
In the
third of the series o f handsome six-footer currently ap-
Beginning with this edition,
An owls! Treat for Delimiters
by a social hour.
The Nazis in the Argentine, re-
junior programs arranged fo ✓
An interesting program is be pertinent facts
gleaned from ot mi, ",..inl ite,nrs'peoT4".:,..
liable sources tell us, are ready
peering at the Powatan Club.
a rTii dray
n;
,lirie
n
rg.
ing planned for the Mother's Day these Junior reports will be pub- 0,,, past • eek with her sister and young people between the ages o f
JACOB BEN AMI
for a big putsch before summer.
Other
stars
in
this
week's
revue
brot her-In• la iv. Mr. and Mrs Joseph F. 8 and 15, the Jewish America n
luncheon to be given Sunday, fished.
Aso
are the "Skeeters of the Air,"
REFUGEE REPORT
Youth Chorus will be presente
Todays facts and figures de- Illrallifleld.
May 7, to which members of the
d two Rogers Sisters and Phil Gro-
Samuel Goldenburg
What happened to President
Mr and Mrs A A. Roman have as in a program of Yiddish songs gan, a song team with an impres-
Sisterhood are invited to bring scribe the United Hebrew Schools.
their guest tills week weir
on Sunday, April 23, at 2 p. m
Roosevelt's refugee committee?
their mothers and daughters. DO YOU KNOW THAT—
sive background of radio work
Mrs. I. Goldberg of Buffalo, N. T.
HARRY F. KELLY
in the auditorium of the Jevvis
mktrins i Z the
. . . And has any one heard any-
The United Hebrew Schools
Mrs. Max Schubiner, secretary
h and the Cameos, four clever
thing further about the contract 11 a.
system operates 10 schools in De-
George L. Kahn and Morris Gold- Community Center, Woodward a
In
Clifford Ode's' Play
of
the
Sisterhood,
will
speak
on
m. The topic of the Secre-
berg left on Saturday by motor to 1,5 Holbrook. The chorus, one of th t dancers. Sammy Dibert's outfit
between that committee and the
troit. Three are housed in public the
e plays for dancing, and Sammy
former's Mumbler, MI. /Ohl! Kahn,
tary's talk will be of special in- behalf of the mothers, and her school buildings.
most popular Center groups, ha
Hitler government which Mr.
daughter,
Mrs.
Nathan
Weinstein,
who
Is
a
student
at
Sophom
College
s adds much to the fun with his
tercet to the Jewish listeners of
become prominent in local circle
Rublee was supposed to have neg- this radio program. Ile will be will respond on behalf of the 1 6 Enrollment totals more than at Columbia, Mo.
s one mend band specialities.
otiated a couple of months ego? h
daughters. Mrs. Max Dushkin will
Mrs. Rose good., had KM her guest by its enjoyable rendition of He
eard
at
10.30
a.
m.
promptly.
. . . Well tell you: A few well-
brew, Yiddish and English songs
Children
from
outlying
districts
ct
as
chairman.
For close to eight
g
I lig7s. ' 1'fr171.1„.' 711,"tattir 0'6
years, t hi s'
05,1 It has performed over the radio
are brought to the main building
known Jewish leaders are trying Jewish Hour has been heard
,
The Enallih
i
ve r i l , 71V ,;( till, hil;Ir
by bus.
and before many local organiza-
In onnollment to
to revive. the plan, but a large every Sunday morning over
. V*1111,
was a g r e a t
II
11
Kn
Thirty-five
teachers
tions. The program for this per-
number of influential Jewish peo- WJBK and is recognized
instruc t ',:flo. f11,=,•.."),:;rbie-
FOX.
—
Out
of
America's
stir-
by the Richard Kramer to Officiate three departments: kindergarten
MI:::;';` ,.t.t .r .',
: ah
formance will include such popu-
For 2 Performance
ple don't believe in it .. . And Jewish communities as a fine
Only
s
holsery shower et her home on Than,
ring past to join the screen's
at Philomathic Model
day evening.
lar Yiddish selections as "Cheat
elementary and high school.
they're right . . . Because the Yiddish culture program. Famous
gallery of immortals emerges
Meeting
Sunday,
April
un
mi
hint
im,"
''Shtivel
Maine"
Chief financial sunnert is de-
23
whole scheme would bring for- Yiddish artists and writers in na-
Ur. snit Mrs. Alex Kahn hadae t heir
"The Story of Alexander Graham
eign currency into Germany.
rived from funds raised by the mek -end guest.. Mrs. Phillip Hyman and "Lormir oisengun a
Bell," at the Fox Theater, with
tional and local fields are invited
Matinee and Evening
rand son, Robert. of Rattle Creek,
Richard Kramer, speaker of Allied Jewish Campaign.
Young and old will enjoy this Don Ameche in the title role and
That ship carrying German
from time to time to give brief the Philomathic Debating Club,
refugees which the British turned
Mr. and Mrs. Jutlu, Joxehart of Sagi- program. Tickets of admission Loretta Young and Henry Fonda
talks. Yiddish art theater artists will officiate at the organization's
Monday Night,
naw announce the eng•genient of their are ten cents.
back when it reached Palestine
heading a notable cast. A gay
will be featured this Sunday, 37th annual model meeting to H. Weizenbaum, Furrier, daughter. Ella. In Alex Glania, win of
The remainder of the junior and sparkling "Cavalcade of
constituted a test case ... It was
Rabbi and Mrs. Mendel Man. a of North
April 24
among those who will appear will be held Thursday evening, May
Has
Large
Jewish
Clien-
a try-out for the purpose of dis- be Jacob
'an Buren St Bay illy. The wedding program series consists of "The
Dance ," depicting America's
Ben Ami, Samuel
Story
The 'mune caw( n111 appear In
tele; Family Active in 111 ore. In June.
Telling Lady" on Sunday, dancing styles from the Castle,
covering whether the clamping Goldenberg, Bertha Gersten, and 11. For that occasion, the organi-
zation
has
rented
the
spacious
Jewish Community
May 14, and movies of "Cinder- to the present day headlines a
down of immigration to Eretz t
he local talented artists, Sho- lodge room on the mezzanine
ella," "The Belgian Congo" and big stage show featuring the Ar-
Israel will be carried out rigidly
shana, Miss Rose Brook, Jack
an "Our Gang Comedy" on Sun- thur Murray Dancers.
H. Weizenbaum, expert furrier
by the British administration Lefton and Attorney Isaac Fin- floor of the Maccabee Bldg. Six
its LEIVICK
day, May 28. These programs are
there . . . Dr. Weizmann, inci- klestein, commentator of Jewish speakers from the organization, who came to Detroit from Ger-
o
dentally, is not coming here for news. Samuel Solomon will be at selected because of their ability many three years ago, has at- sirs Ellis Warren • as elm ti,1 prod-
the need fo pro-
TICKETS
MICHIGAN:— In "Dark Vic-
cational
andI
entertainingr
as
debaters
and
because
of
their
the opening of the Palestine Pav- the piano.
tracted a large and important dent of Temple Rath El Sisterhood
slather--3.5 - 50 -
- al
Wednesday it rt . noon at th e monthly grams for young boys and girls tory" Bette Davis plays the hero-
service to the organization, will Jewish clientele and is gaining toneh.on
ilion at the New York World's
Earning—NO
- 77 - al • SAO
sis....o. a Arid .1 the temple,
ine of a poignant drama. a gay,
enter a discussion on the im- ever increasing f ame as
Ta Ent x
Fair, which will have a hard time
sirs. Abraham lase.. in their out-of-school time. For carefree. society girl doomed to
r
an ex- Ot rs.atios
her
o so re •leeted as follows. further information phone Mrs.
portant question as to whether pert in his field.
her agra
getting any European statesman
die in 10 months, in her first
, lee•presblent,
Pei
/Arm Max 51 /tart.
President Roosevelt should have
to come over . . . They're all
Mr. Weizenbaum served the
x reft ent, Mrs. Hyman M Me- Selmin at Madison 8275. Mrs. performance since winning the
a third term.
Arthur J. Haas is chairman of Academy Award for 1938.
.
wanted over there, for emergen-
most discriminating people
17:kds'unrir.
wester}.
Mrs
the
v
I.
7114
. 1 *wn" I'. b'
The members to appear, Wil- Germany and is now equall in
junior activities committee of
BEGINNING
cies . .. There is a chance, how-
11. Eiseman presided gt the business
y as
liam Shapero, Emanuel Ginzler, proud of his American cusomers. session and •nnouneed
ever. that Lord Robert Cecil or
that the next the board of directors which has
UNITED ARTISTS. — In "The
TUESDAY, APRIL 25
David Crohn, Irving Siden, David
sponsored this activity.
former Premier Baldwin will do
Since
coming
to
Detroit,
Mr.
Wr'ii
iii.:
Hardys
Ride
High"
the
Hardys,
The directors of Camp Nahelu,
1; in oV:. St .' ‘i .. " Ine l"..i fr
the honors . . . Einstein has been Mr. and Mrs. Ehiel Lesoss•der, Borodawkin and Lewis Levin, will Weizenbaum and family have rooms Mrs Prank
Judge and Mrs., Aunt Milly,
ilaskins Is a ln
For Two Weeks Only
compete for three prizes— the
charge of arrangements lo rn
grabbed by the World's Fair of- announce that the same
r et u he a.g .a .th. ep: Mizrachi Shekel Campaign Andy and Marion, move into a
experi- Louis Smilansky Gold Medal, the taken an interest in Jewish af-
Senmel 1 , .
ficials to be the outstanding fig- enced staff of counselors and in-
•
fairs. Mr. and Mrs. Weizenbaum jointed
The Delightful Yiddish
to
Start
at
Meeting
Detroit
locale
to
collect
a
Motor
i ' halm. ofa
benefit
s
ale on
ure, together with President structors of last and previous Mrs. F. V. Martin Silver Medal are members of Shaarey Zedek. April 25 tat 1621 64, rtaginaw at.
City fortune for their new ad-
Talkie
Next.Thursday
Roosevelt, at the opening of the years are again with Camp Na- and the Cavanaugh Bronze Medal Their two sons attend the Reli-
venture,
which will be presented to the gious School of Temple Beth El week
Fair.
amping Ms summer
helu. Each camp division is again
A
special
meeting
of
the
Miz-
Congratulations to the Warner under the same supervision and three best speakers. As has been
afternoon 75 members of
Mr. Weizenbaum is located at , b . n ed,n,esday
CINEMA. — An Alexander
16 h Is set Pl ater h ood
entered
ed
1 rachi Organization of Detroit is
Brothers for their bright idea for leadership as during the last live the custom for many years, the 9150 12th St., corner Atkinson. !hr
,.. 2_esIsk 47 ".°J,',"); un,e
mo.
called for Thursday, April 27, Korda production, "South Rid-
Judge Harry J. Dingeman loving He was for 30 years in the
a gift to Hitler on his 50th birth- or six years.
Starring MOLLIE PICON
fur r n—a;
at 8 p. m., at Lacar's
h
g ihersen
ne '.
Hall, 8939 ing," and a French musical, 'Avec
cup will be given to the winning busines in
e' ted the p'
d ay ... They sent him a copy of
m
Le Soudire" (With a Smile),
Berlin and in Paris.
weekly ' s from 7:00 to II:30 P. m.
Stan Michado is the head
wna a ons i ng is . (arm of . ow. ogra
•e s - 12th St., for the purpose of tak-
their "Confessions of a Nazi Spy" counselor of the hive' unit. Mies team.
Ion, with all members taking part
Sumlay• from 1110 to II tO0 P. m.•
ing up the pending Shekel cam- starring Maurice Chevalier, are
n Form. . president, ro n
Sol Schwartz. chairman of the
film.
dnet -
June Miljerich and Miss Rebecca affair, has announced
Mrs the fur
b s iness meeting whe n ° M ors paign and the best means for the two first-run productions.
that an Young People's Society of eel
TICKET.
F einberg are the head counselors informal dance
s ecuring the largest number of
S
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a
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r
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y
Zedek
Plans
Weekdays —35e;
will be held after
Sunds).--tor
Opera Guild to Present
a.
of the girls' unit and Little Na-
Bnai David Sisterhood
Shekel payers through local Mis-
the debate. The public is invited
"Night at Theater" on 7,:","21":17'4 :re" Ilahar% teen "r'I'l
rachi.
Oratorio "Elijah" Sunday helu, respectively.
Mrs. Sol Faudem and Mrs
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to attend. There will be no ad-
April 30
he In charge of arrangenieDIS
The directors are proud that mission charge. ,
Rabbi L. Eichenstein, field sec- George Raskin. chairmen of the
The Detroit Oper a Guild has the camp staff reached the stage In the meantime, the organiza-
retary of the Mizrachi Organiza- theater party that to la
The next meeting of the Study Ganapol Faculty Concert
been invited by the Hartland of permanency and they now look tion will journey to Ann Arbor,
tion of America, will be the prin- Apirl 1 at the Oakman Theater e Unusually Excellent Double
reported success.
Area Project Festival Season to forward to still higher achieve- Mich., in order to meet the Hillel Group of the Shaarey Zedek
On Wednesday Evening cipal speaker.
Bill at Cinema Theater
All are welcome.
Mrs. Jack Goldberg was ap-
open its week of concerts by the ments in camp standards.
Foundation in ■ debate on a Pal- Y. P. S. will be held in the home
of Maurice Co ggan 17394 Wil-
pointed chairman of the mother
presentation of the Oratorio
The Ganapol School of Musical
estinian question. All alumni of
Two
excellent productions have
"Elijah" by Felix Mendelsohn in
the Philomathic wishing to re- demere, on Thursday, April 27, Art will present the following Youth Education League to and daughter party to be held their first Detroit showings at the
NU TAU SORORITY
at 8:30 P m.
May 8 at 6 p. m. at the syna-
.
dramatized form, "Elijah" will
ceive further particulars are asked
members of the faculty
in a con-
Cinema Theater,
Hold
Election
May
8
Columbia at
Plans for the April 30 "Night cert featuring compositions by
gogue social hall. Mrs. Ben Wach-
be sung and dramatized by the
Nu Tau Sorority met at the home to call Harry Jacobs at Town-
at the Theater" are progressing. Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, on
nansy is co-chairman. Both chair- Woodward, the first, an Alexander
Opera Guild on Sunday afternoon, of Sadie Zemon on Calvert Ave. send 7-1964.
The Youth Education League men ask that reservations be Korda production "South Rid-
and co-chairmen Sylvia Shatzen Wednesday evening. April 26, at
April 23, in Hartland, Mich. The Plans were made for the initia-
ing," and the second the return
and Melvin Schubiner report that 8:16o'clock, at the school:Doro- met Monday, April 17. at the made as early as possible.
role of Elijah will be sung by tion of Dorothy Broder and
home of Mrs. Lee Fink.
A br dge i is also being planned of Maurice Chevalier in his latest
the well-known baritone, Laura Birnbaum and for a dinner Gift to Scholarship Fund of tickets are already being sold. thy Hall Hughes, Doris Blake,
French
musical hit "With a
After
a
discussion
of
several
The 3-act play, "Pulling the Cur- Sylvia Scherr, Grace Waffle and
for Sunday evening, May 21. Mrs.
Cameron McLean. He will be sup- and theater party for members.
Hebrew Schools
Smile" ("Avec Le Sourire").
tain", under the direction of Frances Couillard, pianists; Mil- active cases, including many new Dave Liebow is chairman.
ported by Doris Sperling Markel,
Anne Rothenberg and Celia
ones,
Mrs.
H.
J.
Millman
report-
"South
Riding" is a masterful
Frank Tzevine, will be presented. dred Coulter, soprano; Emory
There will be an open meet-
soprano, Carl Nelson, tenor, Ger- Hoffman are in charge of the
The United Hebrew Schools
ed on the tag collection, which is ing May 1 at 8:30 p. m. Members adaptation of the well known
The request has been made that Weiss, violinist.
trude Gawlas, contralto, and a initiation and will be assisted by acknowledges with thanks the
t
he
next
money-raising
project
book
by
Winifred
Holtby and
are asked to bring prospective
chorus of 60 mixed voices. The Shirley Tenner and Marion Kol- gift of one scholarship to the all members of Y. P. S. who are
Mrs. May Robosson will present t o be undertaken by
deals with life in Yorkshire in a
the organi- members. There will be a
Guild is under the direction of lin. Trudee Agree and Sylvia scholarship fund of the schools interested in assisting in Allied her pupils in a musicale on Thurs- zation.
s
hort very realistic manner.
business meeting, bridge and re-
Mrs. Ida Kitthing Cordes, who Radin are in charge of dinner ar- from Morris L. &haver in appre- Jewish Campaign work communi- day evening. On Saturday after-
In contrast to "South Riding,"
The next meeting will be held freshments.
will conduct for "Elijah." Mrs. rangements. Betty Horwitz and c iation of the work done by the cate with Jerry Silberblatt.
noon at 2, pupils of Marjorie
Maurice Chevalier in "With ■
The next meeting of the or- Towler will be presented, and at Monday, May 8, at the home of
Mrs. Ben Clark will entertain
Elaine Newell is the drama and Shirley Levinson are co-chairmen pupils of the United Hebrew
Mrs.
A.
B.
Chereton,
17117
Ohio
Smile"
is an hilarious, risque,
ganization will be held on Sun- 3:30 pupils of Jessie B. Wool-
board members, Monday after-
of the theater party.
stage director of the Guild.
Schools for Labor Palestine.
Election of officer
s w i eke e place n on
musical done in the
day, April 30, at 3:30 p. m.
o I 21 , at er home at sophisticated
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