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Septehiber 15, 1939
lid THE 1 ...EGAL _CHROrele,LE
Leon Watters
RS. EHRLICH TO REPORT ON WORLD Mrs.
To Address Temple
ZIONIST CONGRESS AT TWO MEETINGS Sisterhood Oct. 16
5700
1939
Will Addreis Hadaasah on Tuesday, Sept. 19, and For the first time in the his-
tory of the Sisterhood of Temple
Business and Professional Group and Junior
Beth El, a national president,
Hadassah on Sept. 25
Mrs. Leon Watters, will be the
speaker, at a luncheon, Oct. 16,
at the Temple. Dues will be pay-
able at that time.
To correct an error: the first
regular meeting of the Sisterhood
will be held Nov. 9, at which
time Norman Thomas will give
an address, the subject to be
announced at a later date.
On Oct. 3 and 4, a convention
of the State Federation of Tem-
ple Sisterhoods will be hrld in
Petoskey, Mich. Any member de-
siring to attend can get all the
particulars by calling the presi-
dent, Mrs. Lawrence Freedman,
Un. 3-4648.
The Thursday sewing group
will resume activity following
Succoth. The Tuesday group will
also resume its work after the
Iloly Days. Young women who
would like to join in this work
may to so by calling Mrs. Jerome
Mannheim at Un. 2-5990.
Will Report to Hadaasah
On Tuesday, Sept. 19
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich will ad-
d ress the members of the District
HAPPY NEW YEAR •
May it bring much good
cheer and happiness---may
your hopes and efforts
gain the reward they merit!
•
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
FROM
The J. L. HUDSON CO.
Chapter of lladassuh at their
first regular meeting, Tuesday,
Sept. 19, at the Ilotel Statler.
Mrs. Ehrlich, who arrived Sat-
urday on the Ile de France from
the World Zionist Congress held
in Geneva, Switzerland, where
she was an official delegate of
the national organization, will
give a report of the Congress
and also first hand information
on world affairs.
Mrs. Max Frank, newly elected
president will conduct the meet-
ing and will introduce Mrs. Julian
Krolik, 1939 Honor Roll chair-
man, who will formally launch
the Honor Roll by announcing
her officers, key-women, and cap-
tains. Stress will be laid on the
fact that because of war condi-
tions Hadassah's work must be
increased to meet the demands
of the times and new situations.
Delegates to the national con-
vention to be held in New York
from Oct. 24 to Oct. 29 will be
announced by the nominating
committee at the time of the
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, TO
8-3479, who is in charge of res-
ervation for the luncheon which
will precede the meeting at
12:30 o'clock, asks that they be
placed with her by noon Mon-
day, Sept. 18.
Mrs. I. D. Friedman and Mrs.
Sam Silver, chairman of the
hospitality committee, with mem.
bees of their committee, will as-
sist in receiving and seating
members.
hostesses for the afternoon,
who will be the captains for the
Honor Roll are:
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occasion of Rosh Hashonah and extend
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W. Impenbei al, J,„011 I I
Itoblitnon. Reuben Ros-
itafolnon.
enfield. E. M. Rosenthal, William
Roth. Roy I.. Saranohn, Morse Saulnow
I..14 Schwartz. Mauriee Schwarts. Carl
0.111. Simon Shelser, Daniel Riegel,
Vert filherrnon, Edward Stein, Sidney
toto, Myron Rtelnia-rg. Jack Tobin. Her-
bert Warner. AI Weinman. Abe Wein-
stein and Mire Emma
etroiters Attend Jr. Bnai Mrs. Philip Lipson and Mrs.
Brith Rally in Chicago
David • Seligson, chairman of
Jewish National Fund, announce
The third annual rally of the the f o II owing contributions:
Trees in memory of Kate Levitt
by Mrs. Joseph Barnett and fam-
ily; trees in memory of Abraham
1 wing Detroit auxiliaries at-
t! nded: Menorah Auxiliary,
r! isses Goldie Kersch, Lillian
Z elle, Selma Schwartz, Ida Gold-
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and Sincere Wishes for a
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Two Groups on Sept. 25
On Sept. 25, the Business and
Professional Division of Hades-
sah, in conjunction with Junior
Iladassah, will hold a dinner
meeting at the L'Aiglon Res-
taurant in the Fisher Bldg. Mrs.
Joseph Geschelin, chairman of
the division, will preside.
Honor guests and speakers
will be Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich,
second vice-president of Nation-
al Hadassah, and Mrs. Julian
Krolik, c h airman of Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah's Honor
Roll. Mrs. Ehrlich, who has just
'returned from Switzerland where
she attended the World Zionist
Conference as an Hadassah dele-
gate, will give a comprehensive
talk on proceedings at the con-
ference. Mrs. Krolik will address
Mesdames Reuben Allender,
I ro-msn I the group regarding the Honor
her. Jack 'Berger. Irving Reline.,
H. Benjamin, Max Blumberg. Sam Bor- Roll.
man, Aar. CarInteln, Harry Coggan,
Those who cannot possibly ar-
Abraham Copeland. Casper Cutler. Irv-
log Dworman. Louis Davidson. Adolph range to attend the dinner but
I7,hrlhh, John Fraser, Hersh.- can come later in the evening
non, Peter t:111.1. Louls Maser. A.
Coldloerg, Abe doldrnarb Samuel Green- are cordially invited to do so.
berg, John 11w- wits. J. Horwitz. Slyer
Miss Esther Etkin, president
M. lieldett. Bernard Nom.. Moe
Lan., Lester hapoldes. Jnooh M. hilt - of Junior Hadassah, will pro-
tin. Moe loiter, Saul Levin. Theodore nounce the invocation and bene-
Levin, Alfred howennteln, Sam Luc...
diction.
Alfred Me‘ers, Thorn. Marwil. Lee
Ju nior Auxiliaries of Bnai Brith
o f the sixth District was held in
c hicago over Labor Day. Dele-
g tes and members of the fol-
b erg, Ruth Willis, Lenore Willis,
aye Press, Bernice Leib, Gayle
Katzman, Sari Sklash; Deborah
i uxiliary, Misses Sylvia Gold-
R tein, Claire Yavitz, Ethel Alter,
A nn Sable; Rebecca Greets Aux-
liary, Miss Shirley Cohen; Naomi
i uxiliary, Misses Dorothy Fa-
I ian, Sybil Rosengarten.
The advisors to the Junior
I Thai Brith Auxiliary of Detroit
that attended were Misses Aimee
Barnett, Nettie Farbman, Gladys
oldberger.
Detroit was honored by the
e lection of Miss Goldie Kersch
1 s second vice-president of the
J unior Council and Miss Sylvia
Goldstein was elected a member
o f the Council. Members elected
t o this council were selected
f rom representatives from the
d istrict at this rally.
The Menorah Auxiliary of De-
troit won first prize in the dis-
trict for the largest increase in
membership and was presented
with a Menorah.
A banquet was held on Sun-
day evening. The guest speaker
vas Dr. A. L. Sachet', director of
lillel Foundations.
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Downtown Theaters
MICHIGAN — On Borrowed
Time," screen version of last
season's Broadway stage success,
starring Lionel Barrymore, Bobs
Watson, Una Merkel, Beulah
Bondi and Sir Cedric Ilardwicke,
is at the Michigan Theater, to-
gether with "These Glamour
Girls," popular Cosmopolitan
magazine story which ribs social
life unmercifully, with a large
cast headed by Lew Ayres, Lana
Turner, Anita Louis e, Jane
Bryan, Tom Brown, Ann Ruther-
ford, Richard Carlson, Marsha
Hunt and 200 "glamour girls."
Director of
MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
Will Speak at Meeting of
Chapman by Dr. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert Paul; contributions in mem-
ory of Dr. Bernhard Friedleander
by Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Marwil;
contributions in memory of Dora
Krell by Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Krandall and Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Steinberg; tree in memory
of Rachel Savelewitz of New
York, mother of Mrs. William
Hordes, by Zedakah Club.
PICK EDUCATION MONTH COMMITTEES
Home Visits by Staff of Hebrew Schools; Arrange for
Annual Education Dinner
Rabbi Morris Adler, chairman
of the Education Month of the
United Hebrew Schools an-
nounces the following appoint-
ments of chairmen of various
sub-committees:
Chairman of synagogues, Rabbi
M. J. Wholgelernter, with S.
Kasdan and Max Barahal as asso-
ciate chairmen. It is the object
of this committee to make con-
tracts with the synagogues and
arrange for at least one sermon
to be delivered during the High
Holy Days on the subject of
Jewish education.
Newspaper Publicity — (Eng-
lish) Philip Slomovitz, (Yiddish)
Joseph Ilaggai.
Radio Broadcasts and Organ-
izations--Nathan Milstein, chair-
man, A. J. Lachover, associate
chairman.
Home Visits — Meyer Mathis
and Morris Plafkin associate
chairmen. The entire staff of the
United Ilebrew Schools have vol-
unteered to visit hundreds of
homes whose children do not at-
tend any Ilebrew school and dis-
BOESKY'S ON DEXTER
READY FOR NEW YEAR
Entirely remodeled and redec
orated throughout, William Boes-
ky's Delicatessen-Restaurant, Inc.,
at Dexter and Collingwood, is in
readiness for the fall and win-
ter season. New menus have
been prepared
and a type of
service is of-
fered for every
mood and
taste. More
than 100 tasty
sandwiches ap-
pear on the
menu and there
are over 50
moderately
priced dinners
to choose from
including fish,
dairy dishes,
Wm. Boesky
cold cuts. boil-
ed and roast
meats, steaks, chops and choice
poultry. Quiet beauty pervades
the atmosphere and visitors who
are looking for perfect cuisine
are invited to make William
Boesky's their dining headquar-
ters. Under the direction of Bill
Boesky and Joe Freedman, hosts
to Detroiters for over 20 years,
who also manage the Webster
Corner Bar in Ilotel Webster
Hall, Cass at Putnam, and the
Brass Rail at 111 Michigan Ave.
The latter is known as the Mo-
tor City Meeting Place, where
one can get everything from a
corned beef sandwich to a com-
plete dinner of steaks and chops.
Boasting the longest bar in
Michigan, its wide doors are
open in a wide welcome from 7
a. m, to 2 a. m. daily, including
Sundays and holidays.
When dining at any one of
these three places, Detrolters are
assured of the utmost in food,
service and hospitality.
cuss with them the problems of
their children's education.
The Senior Alumni, headed by
Roselea Ilerman Kohen, and the
Junior Alumni, headed by Joe
Epel, are planning their own
educational contribution to this
project.
The Kvutzah Ivrith, headed by
Herman D. Boraks, have made
arrangements for two important
projects in connection with the
work of the Education Month.
These projects will be carried
out in cooperation with the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Kvutzah
Iviith, headed by Mrs. D. Ruben-
stein.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools will dis-
cuss at their next board meeting
the manner in which this body is
to cooperate with the Education
Month committee.
It has already become tradi-
tional for Education Month to be
terminated with a dinner. This
is sponsored by the Board of Di-
rectors of the United Ilebrew
Schools, headed by Louis Robin-
son, its president.
Ninth Donor Luncheon of
Pioneer Women's Organi-
zation on Jan. 17
Pioneer Women's Organization
resumes activities for the coming
season. All the groups of the or-
ganization have begun their
meetings with great enthusiasm.
They are determined more than
ever to increase the attendance
this year for the ninth donor
luncheon which will be held Jan.
17 at the Masonic Temple.
Detroit Music Club Schol-
arship Winner Completes
Studies in New York
Miss Evelyn Gurvitch, who was
awarded the artist scholarship of
the Detroit Music Study Club,
has just completed her study in
New York, coaching with the
noted pianist Frank Sheridan.
Miss Gurvitch has concertized in
New York and Detroit, and her
brilliant technique and serious
musicianship have brought her
recognition both as a pianist
and teacher. Miss Gurvitch has
appeared as soloist with the As-
sociation Symphony Orchestra I
under the direction of Valter
Poole when she gave the Detroit
premier of the Schostakovitsch
concerto, and also was soloist
with the Detroit Federal Sym-
charge for administrative ex- phony Orchestra,
penses.
Registration for enrollment will
take place on Sunday, Sept. 17, Contribution to Jewish
between 10 and 12 noon, at Con- National Fund in Memory
of Mrs. Laikin's Mother
gregation Bnai David. Elmhurst
at 14th. The school will open on
Sunday, Sept. 24.
A contribution of $5 was made
to the Jewish National Fund by
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Payson in
of Rivka Golomb, moth-
Gilbert and Sullivan's "The memory
er of Mrs. Benjamin Laikin,
BNAI DAVID RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
TO BE IN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Congregation Bnai David, Elm-
hurst at 14th, announces that
its religious school will be housed
at Central high School at Tux-
edo and Linwood.
Novel additions to this reli-
gious school this season will be a
Hebrew School for girls and
Sabbath services at the syna-
gogue on Sabbath morning at
10 a. in. All children from the
fifth grade and up will be re-
UNITED ARTISTS — The all quired to know Ilebrew, the boys
new screen version of "Beau will be encouraged to receive
Geste" continues for a second their Hebrew training in regu-
week at the United Artists Thea- lar Ilebrew schools and provision
ter, with Gary Cooper, Ray Mil- is being made with this special
land, Robert Preston and Susan school for girls to learn the lan-
Hayward in the starring leads. guage of their people. In time
this Ilebrew school for girls will
TWO-FEATURE COMBINATION have midweek sessions with a
more elaborate program. The
AT FOUR THEATERS
The two-feature combination teacher for Ilebrew is Moshe
at the Fisher, Riviera, Cinder- Rosenstein of Tel Aviv.
ella and Broadway Capitol Thea-
Sabbath services have been
ters Introduces Sonja lienie, Ty- made a requisite to encourage
rone Power and Rudy Vallee in Sabbath observance, prayer, and
"Second Fiddle" and Richard the use of Hebrew. There will
Greene and Basil Rathbone in be infrequent Sunday assemblies
"The Hound of the Baskervilles." and Sabbath assemblies will be-
come obligatory to attend.
The school, organized by Rabbi
FOX—The power of one of
today's great novels finds its J. S. Sperka nix years ago, will
continue
under his supervision
full scope on the screen in the
production of "The Rains Came," with the assistance of Charles
Jacobson,
as superintendent. The
the sensationally successful best-
seller by Louis Bromfield, which teaching staff this year will con-
sist
of
Grace
Altman, William
opens at the Fox Theater Friday,
Sept. 16, with Myrna Loy, Ty- Bliznick, Ilelen Bruson, Mortin
rone Power and George Brent Bruson, Ruth Rosen, Moshe Ros-
sharing stellar honors. Also at enstein of Tel Aviv, Elsie Siegel,
the Fox will be another feature Irene Siegel and Betty Zack.
This . school is equipped for
of top caliber, Fox Movietone
News and selected short subjects. kindergarten, eight grades, and
the first two years of high school.
There are no tuition charges
CINEMA—"The Mikado," most
famous of all Gilbert and Sulli- for children of members of the
synagogtie
and for children of
van operettas, will start next
non-members there is a small
Tuesday at the Cinema.
EDWARD , H. WILLIAMS
SAMUEL J. LEVE
COUNTY AUDITOR
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Wayne County
EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE ENTIRE JEWISH
COMMUNITY FOR A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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Sincere New Year Greetings
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Holidays
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"The Mikado," most famous
The North Woodward branch
of all the Gilbert and Sullivan of the Jewish Women's Euro-
operettas, will start an exclusive pean Welfare Organization will
meet at the home of Mrs.
Detroit run at the Cinema thea- 1 Louis Lieberman, 3227 Elmhurst
ter starting Tuesday, Sept. 19. Ave., on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at
In filming "The Mikado" care 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Anna Goldberg,
was taken to bring out the best acting president. will preside.
Plans will be made for the lunch-
in Gilbert and Sullivan tradition. eon and bridge to be held at the
All of Sullivan's songs and more home of Mrs. Samuel M. Shore,
are presented intact. All the com- 7621 LaSalle Blvd., on Tuesday.
edy "business" introduced into Oct. 24, at 12:30 P. M. Final
the action by Gilbert, wittiest plans will be made for the clock
man of his day, and handed down Project which will be featured
from year to year by the D'Oyly by a dinner. Mrs. A. J. Redblatt
Cartes, are in the film.
announce, that clock sheets
should be turned in at the next
meeting. For information call
Bnai Brith Advisors' Conn- Townsend 5-3762.
cif to Meet Sept. 18
There will be an Advisors'
Council meeting of Bnai Brith
on Sept. 18, at the home of
Miss Amy Barnett, 3311 Carter,
at 8 p. tn. The Advisors' Council
consists of the sponsors of all
Junior Bnai Isrith Auxiliaries of
Detroit and two elected repre-
sentatives from each group..
A Hollywood producer wan so
impressed with Jascha Ileifetz's
finger technione as shown in the
film "They Shall Have Music"
that he wants to make a feature-
length movie showing nothing
more than close-ups of Jascha
nlaving the violin . . . He claims
that Jascha'a finger motions are
more exciting than the Russian
ballet.
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Happy New Year to All
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a }ropey and Prosperous
New Year
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Rosh Hashonah Greeting,
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1418 HASTINGS ST.
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Beef. Pastrami, Salami, Tongue, etc.
We use Vienna Irralucts exclusively
12133 LINWOOD AVE.
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Happy New Year to All
Advance Glass Co.
Sol
Levine, Prop.
16649 LIVERNOIS
UNiversity 1-5470
Roth Hashonah Greetings
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
Roehl Storage Co.
526 ALFRED ST.
CAdillac 3500
David Shkolnick
Studios
9011 TWELFTH ST.
Happy New Year
to All
Spear Drug Co.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
BRENNAN
Truck Company
1504 2ND
CAdillac 1018
8788 LINWOOD AVE.
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
The Flower Box
7748 SECOND BLVD.
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
Mikado" to Have Exclu-
Alive Detroit Showing at J.W.E.W.O. to Meet Tues-
Cinema Theater Starting day; Will Plan Luncheon
Tuesday
and Bridge
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