January 19, 1940

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

"Youth Speaks" Programs Start
At Community Center Feb. 18

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The House League, the dele-
gated body representing the en-
tire membership of the Jewish
Community Center, in conjunc-
tion with sonic of the major Jew-
ish youth groups in the commu-
nity, has embarked upon a pro-
gram which will give Jewish
youth the opportunity of express-
ing itself on vital questions of
the day. "Youth Speaks", as the
series of programs will be known,
will reflect youths' opinions on
such questions as war and peace,
Christian-J e w i s h relationships,
Jewish education, religion, voca-
tional guidance, Zionism and
anti-Semitism.
The first program has been
scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 18,
at 8:15 p. m. The discussion will
feature a town-hall forum on the
subject: "Jewish Youth Looks for
a Job." A prominent speaker will
serve as moderator of the pro-
gram and three outstanding Jew-
ish youths from the community
will be the discussants. After
these presentations the audience
will be privileged to enter into
the discussion, directing ques-
tions at any of the speakers. A
social hour will follow the pro-
gram.

T h e following organizations
are co-sponsoring the "Youth
Speaks" series along with the
House League: Shaarey Zedek
and Temple Beth El Young Peo-
ple's Societies, Little Women of
Hadassah, Junior Hadassah, Jun-
ior Service Group, Avukah, Ha-
shomer Hatzair, Ilabonim, A. Z.
A. Chapters of Detroit, Junior
Auxiliary of Bnai Brith, Bicur
Cholem Juniors, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Juniors, Alumni of
the United Hebrew Schools, He-
brew-speaking group of Detroit,
Bialostoker Juniors, Jewish Amer-
ican Youth Council, Los Angeles
Sanitarium Juniors, and the Club
Leaders Group of the Center.
Murray Jacobs, vice-president
of the Shaarey Zedek Young
Peoples' Society, has been elected
president of the "Youth Speaks"
committee, and Reva Malamud of
the House League will serve as
recording secretary. Nadine
Lewis of the National Council of
Jewish Juniors was elected treas-
urer.
Richard B. Kramer of the Cen-
ter staff will serve as director
of the series.
The series of program will be
open to the entire Jewish com-
munity.

Bnai Moshe Y. P. C.
Reorganized With
Membership of 200

Vivien Leigh, Laurence Oliver and
Raymond Massey in "Fire Over
England" and Julien Duvivier's
"The End of a Day" Have De-
troit first Run Engagement at
Cinema Theater

Women's Auxiliary
Of Home for Aged

The Women's Auxiliary of Jew-
ish Home for Aged met in the
dining room of the home on Jan.
15. In the absence of its presi-
dent, Mrs. I. E. Goodman, Mrs.
David Kliger presided.
The nominating committee for
election of officers includes Mes-
dames A. M. Ferar, chairman,
Charles Cornell, A. B. Stralser,
Harry Meer, Samuel Schwartz,
Robert Marvell and Nate Blatni-
koff.
Through the efforts of Mrs.
David Werbe contact was made
with Anna Williard Winkler who
secured 24 youngsters from the
Marshall Pilsudski School who pre-
sented in costume the English
comedy, "How Boots Befooled the
King." Helga Smithson directed
the play.
The executive body under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Albert
Homonoff served as hostesses for
the social hour that followed.
The Auxiliary acknowledges a
contribution to the Simcha Fund
from' Mr. and Mrs. William B.
Geyer on their 15th wedding an-
niversary,
For contributions to the Simcha
and Memorial Fund call the secre-
tary, Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, 4201
Sturtevant, Hogarth 2422.

YOUNG ISRAEL
ACTIVITIES

DEATH CALLS
DR. ELI LEVIN

Dr. Eli Levin died suddenly on
Friday, Jan. 12, at his office, 8934
Oakland Ave. Funeral services
were held at his late residence,
60 E. Boston Blvd., with Dr. A.
M. Hershman officiating. The
Rosenwald Post of the American
Legion paid tribute to him in a
special ceremony at the cemetery.
Dr. Levin was born in Toronto,
Ont., 52 years ago, and resided
in Detroit for 20 years. During
the World War he served as a
lieutenant with the 5th Division
and was a surgeon at the Base
Hospital at Vichy, France. He was
a thirty-second degree Mason, a
member of the Bloomington, Ill.,
Shrine, a member of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and of the Julius
Rosenwald Post, American Legion.
He was a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Chicago Medical School.
Dr. Levin was for a number of
years president of the Ahavath
Zion Synagogue on Holbrook and
Brush Sts., and had been active
in numerous other Jewish move-
ments.
Surviving him are his wife,
Bella Bernstein Levin; one son,
Mortimer Bayre Levin, a student
at the University of Michigan;
two daughters, Leah and Devera;
two brothers, Paul of Toronto and
William of Detroit, and four sis-
ters, Mrs. Robert Rosen and Mrs.
S. E. Brudo of Detroit, Mrs. Zel-
da Brudno of Palestine, and Miss
Bluma Levin of Chicago.

EAST SIDE JUNIORS CELE-
BRATE ANNIVERSARY
The recently reorganized Young
The East Side Junior Boys' Sam and Joe Barken of De-
People's Club of congregation
Group of Young Israel celebrat- troit Operate Hotel Gaylord
Bnai Moshe held a well-attended
On nil 0(11111 fRonl 1111WE0 1011 ind 111h Sts
ed its first anniversary Saturday
in Miami Beach, Fla.
busines meeting Jan. 7 and elect-
evening, Jan. 13, with a party at
ed the following officers: Arnold
the Tifereth Israel Synagogue,
Newer than new is Hotel Gay-
Rosman, president; Morton Sobel,
Cameron and Westminster.
lord, 2700 Collins Ave., located
vice-president; Rozella R o z n e,r
BAY CITY NOTES secretary; Carl Rosman, treasurer.
in the heart of smart Miami
NEW MOTHERS GROUP
Beach.
The reorganization of the club
FORMED
Owned and operated by the
The women of the East Side
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine are was the outgrowth of a tea dance
last Monday evening formed a Brothers Barken, Detroit's gift
leaving on Sunday for Chicago to held Dec. 17, at which most of the
new Young Israel group. This to Florida, the Gaylord is al-
attend the Furniture Mart being 250 young people who attended
group, which will be known as ready popular with tourists and
expressed a desire to participate
held there next week.
Women's Young Israel of East year-round residents who desire
in social, cultural, educational and
Side, meets at the Tifereth Is- everything necessary to the "per-
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Ginsberg religious activities, as a Bnai
rael
Synagogue and aims to help fect hostelry"—comfort . . . con-
Moshe
auxiliary.
left during the past week for
the
Juniors
and Intermediates venience . . . private bathing
Over
200
members
have
already
Florida where they will be so-
spiritually and financially. The beach . . . service . . . smart
enrolled and many more are ex-
journing the rest of the month.
next meeting is to be held Tues- appointments . . . and, important
pected to swell the ranks. Mem-
day, Jan. 23, at 1:30, in the syna- factor, moderately priced!
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hirsch- bership is open to all young men
Those who are acquainted with
gogue, when officers will be elect-
field have returned home from and women whether their parents
this famed resort town no doubt
ed.
All
women
of
the
East
Side
not.
members
or
Cleveland after spending the week are congregation
are invited to join this group in know of the Five O'Clock Club,
end with friends there. Young married couples are es-
also owned and operated by this
the service of Young Israel.
pecially welcome. Lionel Fink,
enterprising duo. Here, at pres-
GROUP
LEADERS
MEET
The following will graduate who has had much experience in
ent, are Walter Feldkamp's society
A
meeting
of
Young
Israel
from Central High School on Jan. the Jewish youth movement, is
orchestra, the Talking Tea Kettle
group
leaders
was
held
Saturday,
25: Charles Anthony, Gladys serving as sponsor and advisor.
Jan. 13, at the home of Rabbi M. of Sonia Zaranoff and "drinks
Beck, Heiner Bloch, Ruth Pomer- Applications for membership are
J. Wohlgelernter, educational di- on the house at five."
ante and Robert Roman. taken at the Bnai Moshe office,
Sam and Joe Barken will look
rector of the organization. At
Lawrence and Dexter.
present there are 16 active clubs, for you this winter, at either the
Fl
rvices
uneia
se for Mrs Nettie
classes and minyonim under Gaylord or the Five O'Clock-
Josephson, formerly of Lincoln, Monsignor Sheen to Discuss {'Evian Leigh and Laurence Olivier
Young Israel leadership, besides stop in, if only to say "hello!"
in "Fire Orer England."
who died Saturday in Hollywood,
Race Prejudice in Radio
the six adult classes at Central
High School and two other adult
Calif., were held last Thursday at
Address Sunday
Alexander Korda's epic "Fire study groups. The next meeting Mezeritcher Socialites Gives
Vallender's funeral home with
"Millionaire Party" on
On Sunday, Jan. 21, at 6 p. Over England", featuring the of the leaders will be held on
Rabbi Mendel Glancz officiating.
Feb. 24
Burial was in Shaarey Zedek m., Eastern Standard Time, over three most discussed players of Wednesday, Jan. 24, 8 p. m.,
NBC red network, (Detroit News the year, Vivien Leigh, Laurence in the building.
Cemetery.
Final arrangements have been
Station, WW,T), Monsignor Ful- Oliver and Raymond Massey and CHILDREN'S SABBATH HOUR
The Young Israel Children's made for the Mezeritcher Social-
ton J. Sheen, will speak over the Julien Duvivier's "The End of a
Knights of Pythias to In- Catholic Hour, on "The Unity Day" begins its first run engage- Sabbath Hour is held every Sat- ites "Millionaire Party," to be
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. at held at Hotel Detroiter, Sunday,
crease Number of Children of Mankind." His subject will re- ment at the Cinema theater on urday
the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Dex- Feb. 4, at 8:30 p. m. Proceeds
late
to
race
prejudice.
Father
Monday,
Jan.
22.
to Be Sent to Summer Sheen is not only one of the In "Fire Over England", Elora ter and Lawrence, under the lead- will be distributed to various
Camp
most eloquent preachers in Amer- Robson, the distinguished English ership of Mrs. Jack Isbee and Rif- charities.
Each guest will receive a mil-
ica, he is a profound scholar and actress, portrays the V i r gin ka.
Great enthusiasm was manifest- the author of many books on Queen, while Laurence Oliver is WOMEN'S LEAGUE CHAMISHO lion dollars (in stage money) to
ed by the members of Detroit philosophy. He is at present as- seen as the impetuous young Mi- OSOR b'SHVAT CELEBRATION be played at a large variety of
Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythias, sociate professor of philsophy at chael Ingolby who risks his life to
The Women's League invites games, from 9:30 to 11:30 p. m.,
at the meeting held last Tues- the Catholic University of Amer- serve her; the lovely young Vivien all members of Young Israel and at which time prizes will be
day night. The members resolved ica. This world-wide broadcast
their friends to the Chamisho awarded.
to make every effort to increase will be heard by millions, and is Leigh, the screen's most sensa- Osor b'Shvat party to be held
Dancing will be continuous
tional
newcomer,
is
seen
as
the
the attendance at the weekly sponsored by the National Coun-
from 8:30 p. m. to 1 a. in. Music
at
Lachar's,
8939
Twelfth
St,.
Wednesday night bingo parties, cil of Catholic Men, Washing- Queen's lady-in-waiting and sweet Sunday evening, Jan. 28. There and entertainment will be ren-
heart of young Michael.
thereby creating a fund to send
will be games, prizes and appro- dered by "Jimmy Peoples" and
a greater number of underprivi- ton, D. C.
his "Harlem Swingsters."
priate refreshments.
ledged children to camp next sum-
Sidney Stoller is chairman for
GENERAL MEETING, JAN. 31
Music
Study
Club
Commit-
Gifts
to
North
End
Clinic
mer.
Teh next general meeting of the "Night in Monte Carlo."
tee to Give Program at the organization is to be held at Albert Greenblatt, in charge of
Frank Berman, chairman of the
North End Clinic has received
Home for Aged
bingo committee, urged all mem-
its building, 2691 Joy Road, Wed- tickets, announced that the ad-
the
following
contributions:
bers to invite new friends to at-
nesday, Jan. 31, at 9 p. m. The vance sale of tickets indicates a
In memory of Jacob King from
complete sellout.
tend these parties. Prizes are giv-
public is invited.
The
philanthropic
committee
of
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper;
Among the organizations al-
en away at each game.
the
Music
Study
Club
will
pre-
ready promising their co-opera-
In the past Detroit Lodge sent in memory of Mrs. Mollie Fine- sent an interesting program at
several children to camp and it berg from Mr. and Mrs. Charles the Jewish Home for the Aged, Aaron Rosenberg Is Guest tion, are the Collegiates, Club
Balfour, Tahilas, Bicur Cholem.
is the intention to double the Hamburger; in memory of Ralph Sunday afternoon, Jan. 21. Mrs.
Speaker at J. Y. P. S.
D. Schiller from . .11r. and Mrs.
Individual or organizations de-
number this coming summer.
David Kallman, soprano, accom-
Meeting
Jan.
21
Abraham
Cooper,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
siring information, call Sam Gut-
The entertainment committee
panied by Mrs. Jesse Rosen, will
Charles
Hamburger,
Samuel
Frank
is making elaborate preparations
terman, Townsend 5-6153.
give a varied selection of folk
for the public installation of of- and family, Jesse F. Hischman, songs, and Aaron Rosenberg will Aaron Rosenberg, well - known
Jewish
author
and
humorist,
will
ficers which will take place in Mr. and Mrs. Max Smitt, Mr. and read some of his original humor-
address the Junior Young People's Workmen's Circle Women's
Mrs. Harry Frank; in memory of
February.
Joseph H. Ehrlich from Miss Sadie ous stories. Refreshments will be Society of Shaarey Zedek at its
Auxiliary Announces
served.
meeting on Jan. 21, in Room 302
Hirschman, Jesse F. Hirschman,
Mrs. Henry Weinberg, chair- of Shaarey Zedek. The meeting
Events
Mr. and Mrs. Max Smitt; in mem-
ory of Mrs. Ida Ashner from man of the program, will be as- will start promptly at 2:45 p. m.
The Workmen's Circle Women's
Robert Korn, chaiman of the
Samuel Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Max sisted by Mrs. Julius Green.
MARY MOSS
social committee, anounces that a Auxiliary will hold its third an-
Smitt; in honor of wedding anni-
nual donor luncheon on Wednes-
of 11534 Byron Ave., 68 years versary of Mr..and Mrs. Sam Ger- Bridge and Dance of Belt- club social will be given in the day, Feb. 7, at 1 p.m. at the Fort
social hall on Jan. 20, for all club
old, died on Jan. 11. Funeral serv- son from Mr. and Mrs. Max Smitt.
zer Social Club
Wayne Hotel.
members and their friends.
For the Supplementary Medical
ices were held on Jan. 12 at Lewis
On Saturday, Jan. 27, a social
Ernest Baker, chairman of the
Bros. Funeral Home with inter- Assistance Fund for Children: In
The Beltzer Social Club will dance committee, anounces that will be held from 1 p. m. until
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme- memory of Joseph H. Ehrlich from
late in the evening, at 12824 Lin-
tery. She is survived by her hus- Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hartman, Mr. hold its annual bridge and dance the plans for the annual prom wood.
on Jan. 21, at the Jewish Com- are speedily being completed and
band, Benjamin, two daughters, and Mrs. Joseph Hartman.
Regular meetings of the aux-
For the Social Service Relief munity Center, Woodward and tickets will go on sale in two
Mrs. Ida M. Harris of Los Angeles Fund, from Neugarten Sunshine Holbrook, on Sunday, at 8 p. m. weeks. The dance will be known iliary are held every Thursday at
of
Detroit
Moss
and. Mrs. Herbert
Club, Aaron Mendenson Memorial There will be card games, danc- as "A Night In Harlem," featur- 8:30 p. m. at 12824 Linwood.
and four sons, L. M. Moss of Chi- Trust, Jennie Grogan Mendelson ing, refreshments will be served ing Bud Bowman and his orches-
Members and friends are urged
cago, Edsel, Dr. Erwin C. and Mil- Memorial Fund.
and checking will be free.
tra.
to attend these meetings.
of
Detroit.
ton Moss

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