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ZEDEK Y.P.S.
Isenberg Endorses l si , - A l/AREY
Merchants Convene
SPONSOR
CON FERENCE
O R E Y NO O U V 1-1 19 at Temple Nov. 12
Jeffries for Mayor COL

The Young People's Society of
State. Detroit Will Benefit from Congregation Shaarey Zedek, with
Business and Legialetiee Ability Murray Jacobs and Julia Siegl
of Mayoralty Candidate
heading a large committee, is
planning a conference to be held
William B. Isenberg, prominent for the Jewish youth of the city
accountant, Jewish leader, former
president of the Zionist Organist'.
tion of Detroit, In a statement is-
sued this week, strongly urged
the election of Edward .1. Jeffries,
Jr.', as Mayor of Detroit, and de-
clared that his selection will ac-
crue to the benefit of Detroit.
"I am for Jeffries for Mayor
because I respect his ability as
a business man and his under-
standing of legislative problems,"
Mr. Isenberg said. 'As leader in
the Maccabees organization Mr.
Jeffries has demonstrated his en-
ergetic and efficient direction of
a large movement. As Councilman
he showed his understanding of
community problems. In every re-
spect he is a man who is certain
to shed lustre on this community
which has already honored him
highly by electing him to high
office with unprecedented majori-
ties.
Mr. Isenberg stated that he is
for Jeffries for Mayor because
the candidate stands for liberalism
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and human decency, "Mr. Jeffries
carries on a tradition for toler-
MURRAY JACOBS
ance, justice, liberalism and genu-
ine democratic dealing with his of Detroit, on Sunday afternoon,
fellow-men," Mr. Isenberg con- Nov. 19, at 1:30 p. m., at the
tinued. "I believe also that he synagogue.
The conference is designed for
recognizes the problems of busi-
ness and industry and that he Is the purpose of presenting to the
a man who can be depended upon Jewish youth their problems as
to do the right thing for the pub- they face the world of today.
lic good. I am confident of his The following speakers will ad-
election because I am certain that dress the assembly: Rabbi M. Ad-
Detroit knows how to appreciate ler, presentation of the problem;
Rabbi L. Fram, education; Rabbi
good leadership."
A. M. Hershman, synagogue; Her-
man Jacobs, community; Dr. Da-
Mosaic Chapter, Order of vid II. Fauman, Palestine.
The program will continue with
DeMolay to Install
the separation of the general
Officers
meeting into five round table dis-
cussion groups, under the leader-
Installation of newly elected offi- ship of the following: Dr. Phillip
cers of Mosaic Chapter, Order of Lachman, Ben Chinitz, Max Chom-
DeMolay, will be held Wednesday sky, Theodore Baruch, Miss Zelda
evening, Nov. 8, at 8:30, in the Rosenthal, The assembly will
Masonic Temple.
then reconvene in order to pre-
Those to be Installed are: Mas- sent the questions and resolutions
ter councilor. Daniel Natow; sen- that will have arisen in the sem-
ior councilor, Abe J. Silberstein; inar groups.
junior councilor, Edward Stone;
Participants of the conference
scribe, Victor Schneider; treas- are
requested to be punctual as
urer, Jerome Friedman; senior doors will be closed promptly
deacon, Meyer Glicksman; punier at 1:30.
deacon, Louis Berson; almoner,
Martin Tellman; orator, Nathan
Margolis; marshal], Jack Gins- Henry S. Sweeny Candidate
burg; chaplain, Jack Cornell,
for Re-Election to Com-
standard bearer, Philman Burn-
mon Council
stein; senior steward, Bernard
Zell; junior steward, Alvin Fried-
Henry S. Sweeny is a candi-
man; sentinel, Donald Horathan;
receptors, Herbert Goldman, Irv- date for re-election to the Com-
ing Wasserman, Al Chudler, mon Council.
"As in the past, Henryy S.
Sherman S. Schwartz, Max Dob-
rowitzky, Samuel Fox, Bernard Sweeny may be depended upon to
support every decent cause cal-
Zae.
For this program and for danc- culated to benefit the masses of
ing which will follow, the public people and will continue to strive
is Invited free of charge. Music LIR, Councilman to give Detroit a
will be furnished by Stan Sher- clean, decent, humane and ef-
man and his Rondoliers.
ficient city administration," his
friends declare,
Henry S. Sweeny 13 free from
Rainbow Girls' Birthday racial prejudice and in these days,
when the blame for unemploy-
. Dinner Nov. 13
ment economic conditions is
Purity Chapter No, 12, Rain- placed at the door of the foreign
bow for Girls, under the leader- born, it is important to us to
ship of the worthy advisor, May choose for public life men of the
Jackson, Is planning its birth- type of Henry S. Sweeny, men
day anniversary dinner which will who are imbued with the spirit of
be held Monday evening, Nov. 13, tolerance and whose official life
at the Eastern Star Temple, Alex- will be influenced by the broadest
principles of humanity.
andrine and Woodward.
The Eastern Star members are
"Because Henry S. Sweeny is
preparing the dinner and the De- an embodiment of these American
Malay Boys will serve. The boys ideals, we should turn to him
will be dressed according the Election Day, Nov. 7, and vote
scheme of the evening, "Gay '90's." to return him to the Council as
Entertainment will start with a a friend who can be trusted at
fashion parade from 1800 to the all times," his supporters declare.
present day styles, and as a grand
climax, an exciting melodrama will Gifts to North End Clinic
be presented by the members of
Purity Chapter, No. 12,
North End Clinic has received
Reservations may be made by
following contributions:
calling Mrs. Eva Springer, moth- the
Is honorof MI,. Viola Wolf• hi/15-
day.
from M r. and Era I Ilimelhoch;
er advisor, University 3-2018; or
In honor of the Ear Mitzvahof Jimmie
Esther Fish, Oregon 0649.
Punkin. from Mr, and Mr.. Harry C.

CARD OF SYMPATHY

The Kadimah Social Club ex-
tends its sympathy to William
Parnos and family, upon the re-
cent death of his beloved mother.

(Roseman; In memory of Ulm Frances
Eketein• from MI,, Selma J. Sampli ❑ er
and Mrs. Sidney Silberman.
For the Wolf Memorial Fund, In
memory of Mr. and Mrs. F.dwIn A.
Wolf, from Sir. and Mrs. Simon Baer.
For the Supplementary Medical A..
alstance Fund for Children: In memory
of Miss Franera Elotteln, iron) Mr.
and Mrs I. 0. Myers

Vote "YES"

- ON

AMENDMENT NO. 4

to extend Civil Service and
insure Good Government

ENDORSED BY: Council President Edward
J. Jeffries, Jr.;
Councilmen Harry I. Dingemen, Eugene I. Van Antwerp,
Henry S. Sweeny, John Smith, Robert G. Ewald; John Hamil-
ton; Judge Moynihan ; The
American Lesion, and many

other prominent Detroit citizens and civic organizations,

RE-ELECT

PHILIP

BREITMEYER

Councilman

Approve
Honest, Capable; Fearless Public Service

Endorsed by the Citizens League
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 7, 1939

This ad paid for by a Jewish friend.

Under the auspices of the Jew-
ish Community Council, a special
conference of Jewish merchants
of Detroit's east side will be held
on Sunday evenkng, Nov. 12, at
8 p. m., in the chapel of Temple
Beth El. The conference is being
called in order to consider certain
problems of the Jewish merchants
of the east side which have arisen
during the past few months.
These problems center around
group conflicts which have been
increased through propaganda
from sources outside of the im-
mediate area. Aaron Rosenberg,
a member of the executive com-
mittee of the Jewish Community
Council and chairman of a special
committee in charge of arrange-
ments, will preside.
Rabbi Leon Fram will be the
principal speaker, on the topic
"Understanding Each Other." Fol-
lowing Rabbi From's. talk there
will be discussion from the floor.
A musical program has been
provided, including vocal selec-
tions in English, Yiddish and He-
brew, by Miss Rhoda Znhavie;
piano selections by Rose Bassin
who will also accompany Miss
Zahavle, and violin selections by
Miss Ida Divinoff.
The meeting is open to all Jew-
ish merchants of the east aide.

Young Israel Open Meeting
Wednesday; Aaron Ros-
enberg to Speak on "A
Jewish Humorist Looks at
the World Scene"

Anion Rosenberg, vice-president
of the Detroit chapter of Amer-
ican Jewish Congress, and promi-
nent leader in the Jewish com-
munity, will be the speaker at
the open meeting of Young Israel,
in Its headquarters, 2691 Joy
Road, Wednesday evening, Nov.
8. Mr. Rosenberg's address on the
subject "A Jewish Humorist Looks
at the World Scene" will feature
the second in a series of public
meetings sponsored by Young Is.
reel In conjunction with its adult
school of Jewish education, which
meets every Monday evening at
Central High School.
Members of the Organization
and its Women's League, students
of the adult school, and worship-
pers of the main synagogue and
the branch services of Young
Israel on the East Side and at
Congregation Beth Abraham, and
the public at large are invited to
attend the meeting. Reports of
organization activities will be pre-
sented by David I. Berrie, presi-
dent. Charles T. Gellman, chair-
man of the membership commit-
tee, will outline plans for a spe-
cial project to be launched at the
end of the month. Abraham J.
Rosenshine, chairman of the ex-
ecutive board, will preside. Re-
freshments will be served at the
conclusion of the meeting. Mr. Ro-
senberg's address will begin
promptly at 9:30 p. m.

CHRONICLE

November 3, 1939

BETH EL NOTES At Madison Theater FLINT NOTES

Sabbath Morning Semi
Ii,, Sabbath morning, Nov. 4, at 11
o'clock, Rabbi Leon Fran, will speak
on the subject "nark Rebecca, Rachel
and Leah."
Temple Moterhood,
on Monday, Nov. 13, Sisterhood mem-
berm will' hear Norman Thomas speak.
IMis will be the first regular meeting
and thwart luncheon will be served at
1;e0. Members are urged to have mem-
bership card. ready to present al the
door
Confirmation Chum
The connonation clam of 1940 will
been Ile s•mions with the rabbi. on
Thursday •tternoon, Nov. 5. al 5:10.
All t.hIldren desirous of entering the
clam should report on that day. To he
eligible for confirmatko a child must
be at least .11 years old, and have
eompleted work In the ninth grade of
the Temple Religious
M. 110.1.
Tau
preparation for confirmation requires
Iwo days' instruction each week for a
period fir three ream.
Men'. Temple ChM:
The Men's Club will sponsor • .ym•

roViruniO t; O ' f '* 1 ,:l'rh oil'f" Toary" anjtrth -
morrow" on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at the
Temple. The speakers will be Herman
Jmults. William Bozeman and Philip
SlomovItz.
Parent-Teacher Meeting;
Parents of childrenof grades 4.
and 6 in the Temple Religious school
are invited to Clem! the Parent-Teach-
era meellog on Sunday, Nov. 5. at 1
...lock. The parents will meet with
the teat here and will be entertained
by the Temple Sisterhood at a reception

Mothers' Clubs Calendar

The following clubs will Inman of-

pelt:L.0day. Nov. 7, 2 0 m.-LInwood-
by Mrs.
. allbli
Lo 5. 1111{ Rei ttb lz; t o be Metalled

t ainted utb
, N oa vb.d
Club,
stalled by Maurice Gimlet
Thureday, Nov. 9,' a p. m.-Twelftk
Street Club, at Mk and Taylor, to be
installed by . David Cohen.
Additional Clow,
English classes, Monday and Wed-
nesday •fternoona at Midland and Park-
Hat. Talmud Torahs.
Citizenship blames,
Tuesday mid
Thurmlay, 7 to V p. ni., at Hutchim
Intermediate.

Dance of Yiddish Folks
Verein Nov. 25

The 'annual dance of the Yid-
dish Folks Verein will be held on
Nov. 25 at the Masonic Temple,
Benny Kyte's orchestra will
supply the music.
Proceeds from all Yiddish Folks
Verein affairs are used for worthy
charitable and cultural purposes.

MONDAY NIGHT CLUB

which will be the night of Monday,
Nov. 5, in various homes of member..
Mrs. Arthur Weiss M chairman, am

Preparations are now being
made for the third annual lunch-
The Sisterhood of Temple held a
aaaa tea Tuesday at the home of slated by Mrs. Winsgarden and tera eon to be given by the Monday
Hrs. J. J. Bracy. The fee of admission element.
Uight Club, Wednesday, Nov 15
was • contribution to the needlework -
booth of the fair, to be held the first
Menthers of Beth Israel Sisterhood as- in the 'Wilshire Hotel. Mrs, S.
wtek in December. The hontem as
le nembled at the Jewish Community Vett
Goldman will act RS toastmistress
assisted by Mr* Jerome Wtnexard en ter Wednesday for luncheon at 11.30,
and lam. Alfred Clement of the enter- which preceded • program arrange ,. , at the affair, which will begin at
12:30 p. m.
tainment committee. Another flister• by Dm. 51. Z. Finebera.
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Re-Elect

MAYOR

ERROL FLYNN

Errol Flynn in "Dawn Patrol"
anal Alice Faye in "You're a
Sweetheart" are the features to
be shown at the Madison Theater
starting at midnight Saturday.

READING

and tee.

Children'. Dancing Clout
If you have children between 11 and
15 who would be interested in • social
dancing class, arrangernent• van be
made through the Sisterhood. The in•
structors will be from the Arthur Mur-
ray Dance Studio.. The elms will he
held on Thursday.. 7.30 to 5:30, at the
Temple, 812o a Immo.

hood project Is a telephone bridge

Sisterhood of Bnai David
Plana Annual Donor
Luncheon Scheduled for
Nov. 14

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C. I. 0. - Communists and radicals are fighting
Mayor Reading's election. They know where his
opponent stands.
KEEP THEM OUT OF THE CITY HALL!

Drisi David Sisterhood will meet
on Monday evening, at 8:30 p. m.,
to discuss final arrangements for
the 4th annual donor luncheon,
to be given on Tuesday, Nov.
11, at Lachar's, 3153 Cass Ave
at 1 p. m.
Anyone wishing to make reser-
vations may do so by calling Mrs.
Albert Swartz, Townsend 6-4329,
or Sirs. Joseph Jacobs, Townsend
8-2157.
Mrs. Albert Swartz is general
chairman for this event, assisted
by Mrs. Joseph Jacobs as co-
chairman. Mrs. Hyman Miller is
chairman of the souvenir booklet,
assisted by Mrs. Morris Garber
as co-chairman. Ways and means
committees include: Mrs. I. Rob-
inson, card parties; Mrs. Eli Cut-
ler, banks; Mrs. Morris Katz,
rummage; Mrs. 1. Silverman,
cards; Mrs. Edward Ratner, min-
ute sheets.
Mrs. Charles I. Jacobson of
Cortland Ave., was hostess to the
board members and the donor
luncheon committee at her home
on %someway atternoon,

RE-ELECT

Mayor

READING

HE'S YOUR MAYOR

LANGER
SHOOTS
I THE WORKS ON

Goodrich

M1

Lin Yutang, Chinese Philos.
opher, to Address Fisher
Town Hall Wednesday

Lin Yutang, wise and witty
Chinese philosopher whose book,
"The Importance of Living",
headed the non-fiction best-seller
list for so many months, will
speak before the Detroit Town
Hall in the Fisher Theater next
Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 11 a. m.
"Can China Win the War?" will
be his subject.
Dr. Lin returned to New York
from Europe last summer to'work
on his latest book, to be published
this month. Entitled "Moment in
Peking", it deals with the 40-year
period from the Boxer Rebellion
to the present conflict. In her
introduction to Lin Yutang's first
best-seller, "My Country and My
People", Pearl Buck wrote: "The
truest, the most profound, the
most complete, the most impor-
tant book yet written on China."

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