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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
January 19, 1940
Mt. Sinai Ass'n
Impressive Ceremonies Mark
Luncheon Jan. 30
3oth Anniversary of Turnover
Prominent Speakers and
Entertainers on Program
Impressive ceremonies marked dish Folks Verein, Itzkovitz and
the observance of the 30th anni- Hirsch of Chesed shel, Emes, Jaf-
versary of the Turnover Aid So- fin and Epstein of Los Angeles
Plans are being completed for
ciety last Sunday. Sanatorium, Mr. and Mrs. H. the annual luncheon of the Mt.
During the entire afternoon, Altman of the Jewish Radio Sinai Hospital Association to be
and at the banquet in the even- Hour, Mesdames Rabinowitz and
ing at Lachar's, guest speakers Yoselowitz of Eastern Ladies So-
and spokesmen for various organ- ciety, Mesdames Gold and Helin-
izations extended greetings to the stein of Bobruisker Ladies' So-
so ciety. They reviewed the mar- ciety.
Greetings were received from
yelous work of the group and its
commendable charitable activi- Isadore Sobeloff of Jewish Wel-
fare Federation, Mayor Jeffries,
t ies.
Speakers included Joseph Hag- 1)r. Julius Rosenfield, Abraham
ai, Joseph Bernstein, Abraham Herman, president of BIAS, and
Jaf f in, Philip Slomovitz, Mr. others.
Isidore Sosnick and Al Lem-
Bigelman of Odessa Verein, Ob-
erfielder and Liebhaber of Pin- berg, officers of the society, pre-
sker Verein, Glickman of David sided at the affair, and greetings
Horodoker Verein, Becker of Yid- were also extended by members.
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Presents for the First Time in Detroit
The Rabbi's Wedding
By II. HOFFENBERG
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Friday Eve., Jan. 19, Sunday Matinee and Evening, Jan. 21
Tuesday Evening, Jan. 23—Testimonial performance for
HYMAN PRISANT and SARAH FILLER, staging
"THE FIFTH COMMANDMENT"
PRICES—EVES: 50c. 75c. $1; MATINEE: 50c. 75c.
club ROYALE
GRATIOT AT 8-MILE ROAD
— presents
AESCULAPIAN MARSHALL LODGE
DINNER DANCE PARTY ON JAN. 21
Louis Marshall Lodge
ON MARCH 20 of Detroit
Bnai Brith will hold its sec-
ond theatre party on Sunday
March 20, is the date set for evening, Jan. 21, it was an-
the annual dinner dance of the nounced this week by Max Blum-
Aesculapian Pharmaceutical As-
sociation. Reservations may be
made by calling Hyman Margolis,
Trinity 2-9390,
The funds derived by the Aes-
culapians from this occasion are
used for donations to many chari-
ties, foremost among which is the
dispensary, which the society set
up at the Jewish Home for the
Aged.
• Littman's People's Theater •
PINGREE 1666-7
—
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
NATHANIEL H. GOLDSTICK
Choice Steer Tenderloin Steak with
2 25
Mushrooms
2.50
Frog Legs (double order)
2.00
Frog Legs (single order)
2.00
Frog and Chicken
2.25
Frog and Cricken
2.50
Frog and T-Bone or Tenderloin
1.50
Spaghetti Royale Special with Meat Balls
1.75
Half Broiled Spring Chicken
1.75
Fresh Caught Lake Erie White Fish
1.75
Fresh Caught Lake Superior Trout
NO COVER OR MINIMUM (except Saturdays)
held at the Masonic Temple Audi-
torium on Tuesday, Jan. 30, at
12:30 noon.
An interesting program has
been arranged to include addresses
by Dr. Benjamin H. Breakstone,
noted Chicago physician, and May-
or Edward J. Jeffries. The invo-
cation will be given by Rabbi Leon
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Frani and Nathaniel H. Goldstick,
assistant corporation counsel, will
OPENS TONIGHT
introduce the speakers. Mrs. Ja-
cob Harvith, president of the or-
ganization, will preside. There will
Rabbi Bernard Zeiger of Jack-
be greetings by Mrs. Leon Katzin,
general chairman of the Lunch- son, Mich., member of the Temple
"Ballroom Buffoonery"
Beth El College faculty, will be
con Committee.
In addition to the two guest the guest speaker at an open meet-
Rabbi Selig Portman of Far
speakers, there will be entertain- mg of the Louis Marshall Business
Rockaway, N. Y., who is here in
Singing Master of
ment, including vocal solos by and Professional Women's Auxil-
the interest of the Yeshivoth
Ceremonies
Mrs. Esther Field, who will ap-
Emergency Campaign, will speak
pear
in
costume,
accompanied
by
Saturday at Congregation Shaa-
Ruth Craven
Rosa Bassin Stein at the piano.
rey Zedek He will also address
Song Stylist
Mrs. David Werbe is chairman of
a number of other congregations
the entertainment committee.
Sammy Sofferin's
during his stay here.
Mrs. Jacob Ruben is chairman
MAX BLUMENTHAL
of the committee that is prepar-
enthal, chairman of the commit- ing the souvenir program, and is
assisted by Mrs. Walter I. Golden
124 Davenport TE. 2-8385
tee on arrangements.
Following the motion pictures, as co-chairman. Mrs. Al West is
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it was stated by Mr. Blumenthal, chairman of the treasure chest.
Interesting Affairs Outlined for the party will adjourn to the Mrs. Joseph Stifter is chairman
FIRST RUNS — STARTS MONDAY
Three Months; FBI Agent
Variety Club in the Book-Cadil- of the pledge committee and is
Whim LeIgh — Lawrence (►iler —
to Speak Jan. 24
lac Hotel for a buffet supper assisted by Mesdames Samuel
Raymond Alokory III
Benavie, Daniel Rachmiel, Samuel
and dancing.
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218
'FIRE OVER ENGLAND"
Reservations, which are limited Fisher, Louis Wasserman, Harry
of the American Legion is plan- to a total of sixty, are being re- Galpern, Minnie Goodman, Harry
Also Julien DiolOrem
ning an interesting and varied ceived by Mr. Blumenthal and Singer, Harry Fink.
"THE
END OF A DAY"
Mrs. Charles Gitlin is chair-
program for the next three by the lodge president, Jess R.
", Ole of f ho great alms of any
man of the public relations com-
months, under the commander- Feiler.
sereen year"—N. Y. Times.
ship of Al Curtis.
Marshall Lodge "Circus Nite" mittee and is a member of the
E. ('oltainblo
arrangements
committee.
On Wednesday, Jan. 24, the will be held Tuesday, Jan. 23,
at il'oodward (opp.
Mrs. Harry Friedman is chair-
Post will meet at the Jewish starting at 8 p. m., in the But-
Fox)
Community Center. Woodward zel Assembly Hall of the Jewish man of the bingo party which
and Holbrook. John S. Bugas, Community Center, it was an- will be held next Thursday, Jan.
agent in charge of the Federal nounced by Dr. Harold Maxmen. 25, at the Bnai Moshe. There will
RABBI BERNARD ZEIGER
Bureau of Investigation, will de- The evening's entertainment will be entertainment, prizes and re-
nary of Bnai Brith, Tuesday, Jan.
liver an address on "Interest- include boxing, fencing, and a freshments.
The pep rally will also be held 23, 8 p. m., at Congregation Bnai
ing Aspects of L a w Enforce- series of exhibition varieties. Al-
ment." On this program also, so scheduled are performances at the Bnai Moshe, on Monday David, Elmhurst and 14th. Enter-
Past
willbe
Commander
presented Samuel
with Past
Raskin
Corn-
b y Joe Gladstone, well known afternoon, Jan. 22, at 2 o'clock. tainment will consist of music by Board of Directors Will Meet at
Downtown Synagogue in
Medal and Button, and Mimic and impersonator, and the There will be singing and refresh- the well-known Detroit Gypsy Or-
chestra and singing and dancing
mander's
edal
Detroit
the Post will
also be host to the second of a series of five-minute ments.
Mrs. William Lappin, chairman by the Hungarian singer, Mme.
discussions, each dealing with a
The quarterly meeting of the
W
endtland
Post American
Leg- phase of the work of of the rummage sales for the Niyiri, and her little dancers.
ion
of Royal
Oak. specific
Bnai Brith. The discussion Tues- luncheon, is assisted by Mrs. Jack Chairmen of arrangements are the board of directors of the Michi-
i
For Feb. 11, a special Lincoln clay night will be on the sub- Nadles and Mrs. Louis Goldfine. Misses Nell Weisman and Gussie gan Synagogue Conference will
Day celebration
ration and Good-Will le; a "Hillel Foundations—Foun- Pledges for the luncheon may Eisenberg. Refreshments will fol- convene Sunday, Jan. 28, at 1 p.
by calling Mrs. Leon low. The public is invited.
m., in the Downtown Synagogue,
program
is
s
co-opera- clarions for What?" and will be still be
tin with the planned
Jewish in
Community
snsend 8-4336, or
Girls interested in joining 1205 Griswold St., Detroit.
led by M. Manuel Helfman, for- A. Katzi n, Townsend
In addition to the members of
Center
and the
Metho-
dist
Church,
to Central
be held in
all merly a member of Hillel at the Mrs. Joseph Stater, Townsend 8- should call the membership chair-
man, Gussie Eisenberg, Tyler the board, which includes rabbis
University of Michigan. and now 0251.
The following is an additional 60052.
and lay-leaders of Jewish com-
probability in the church audit secretary of Marshall Lodge.
list of pledges to the luncheon:
munities in Ann Arbor, Bay City,
torium.
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Mesdames Theodore Brand,
Benton Harbor, Detroit, Flint,
On March 24 a Past Command-
Harry Brezner, B. Barnet, Her-
Grand Rapids, Pontiac, Saginaw
er's ball is to be given at the
man Cohen, Sam Cohen, Rose
and Wyandotte, the meeting will
Book Cadillac Hotel a n d for
Cowan, M. H. Davis, Max Elias,
be attended by a number of guests
April an interesting program is
Peter Grushko, Minnie Goodman,
representing congregations and
contemplated as a Past Com-
Max Gladstone, Nathan Gurwin,
auxiliary groups throughout the
manders' night.
The Michigan Association of I. Heiman, Morris Halperin, Abra-
The Michigan State College state. David J. C . ohen, chairman
Collection Agencies held their an- ham Jacobson, Louis Klein, Ber-
Bnai Brith Hillel Extension will of the board of directors, will pre-
BABIES
nual convention in Detroit, Jan. tha Kaufman, M. Kornfield, A. present the first Hebrew Ian-
14-16, at Hotel Statler, and Sid- Klein, M. Levine, R. Lessauer, guage class in the history of the
M arking the completion of one
ney J. Winer, of Creditors Service, Hyman Levy, Joel Levy, Jacob college on Wednesday, Jan. 17.
By MATILDA STEIGER
year since the conference was or-
Inc., Detroit, was elected presi- Linchinsky, Albert Manheimer, I.
Michigan State Hillel will also ganized on. Jan. 15, 1939, a bulle-
Little baby boys and girls,
dent for the coming year.
Maltz, Abraham Miller, Harry sponsor the first current Jewish
Some are bald, some have curls.
The Association has been active Miller, Ben Morrison, Edward history course to be presented tin outlining activities of the or-
ganization is being mailed this
Some are fat, others thin,
in lifting the standards of the pro-
here since the college was found-
week to four hundred active lead-
Some have dimples in their chin. fession, and numbers approxi- Moss, Morris Ostrow, Sam Perni- ed in 1855,
ers of Michigan congregations,
Some have eyes of blue, or brown, mately 45 of the outstanding koff, Lottie Robinson, Robert So-
Both
the
Hebrew
and
.Jewish
bole, Roy Stewart, Victor Schles-
Some that smile, while others
agencies in the state as members. inger, G. Soffe•in, Harris Sprin- history classes will be taught by from the office of Rabbi M. J.
Wohlgelernter, conference secre-
frown,
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gle. Charles Solomon, Hugo Solo- Rabbi Arthur Zuckerman. lintel tar
Congregation Beth Tefilo
Some that cry a little bit,
Press
Issues
Paulist
mon, Elmar Smukler, Sam Tur- Zodek of Lansing. Mich., it was Emanuel, 1550 Taylor, TR 1-
Some so dainty and petite.
Discussion Pamphlets
how, Abe Voloadskv, M. Veten-
Some as lovely as the rose,
announced by President Mike 2934.
On Ten Commandments son, E. Burton Wolf, Herman S eeder, :
Some with little turned up nose,
• agriculture student .
Zimberg:
Jean
Rosenstein,
Al-
S Each with lips like Cupids' bow,
The prison sentences meted out
Rabbi Zuckerman is a gradu-
Discussion Pamphlets on the bert Schiller, M. Goebel; Mes- ate of the College of the City of the 38 Jews on Dec. 23, by a mili-
Each a gift of God, we know,
Each one loved with tender care, Ten Commandments are being dames Gerald Ellistone and David New York and has also had tary court at Acre were reduced
published by the Paulist Press. Rappaport of Mt. Clemens; and graduate work at the University this week by the action of Lieut.-
Blessed babies everywhere!
402 W. 59th St., New York. The the Misses Shirley Dunitz and of Jerusalem, the University o f General M. G. H. Barker, General
pamphlet discussing the First Frieda Goldfine.
Vienna, Columbia University and Officer Commanding British troops
Commandment, with a discussion
the University of Michigan. in Palestine.
club outline. was prepared by Rev.
Although these courses, open to
That
historic
figure,
fiddler
Dave
If you heard the radio broad-
"I think that anything which Gerald C. Treacy, S. C.
all students, will not offer col-
Rubinoff,
must
have
got
a
kick
The Paulist Press has also pub-
will teach people to think and
lege credit, campus recognition cast of the Rose bowl game you
out
of
the
Kansas
City
movie
listen to what other persons say, lished a pamphlet in opposition which on its marquee billed "The was obtained when the college heard one of the top-notchers in
and do it in an open-minded way, to birth control under the title Private Lives of Elizabeth and authorities permitted the use of the sports announcing business
the College Union Annex. . . His name is Bill Stern.
is valuable in a democracy."— "Babies—Not Bullets." The author Essex and Rubinoff."
is William Thomas Walsh.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt.
Zeiger to Speak
Here on Tuesday
Terry & Walker
IflIflif m i IIIIrllCQllill"lI
Rabbi S. Fortman
Speaks Saturday
At Shaarey Zedek
ALL STAR FLOOR SHOWS
TED LEARY
Powatan
ROSENWALD POST
PLANS PROGRAM
CINEMA
State Synagogue
Conference Jan. 28
S. J. Winer Heads
Collection Agencies
VALUABLE
Hillel Offers Two
Courses at M. S. C.