America lavish Perto&cal Carta

February 23 1940

BETH EL SISTERHOOD
STYLE SHOW MARCH 11

illonday, March 11, at the
Sisterhood of Temple
Temple, the
Beth El will present its annual
style show :1.gainst a background
of flowers, and to the strains of
mus ic, spring and summer styles
for women and children will be
modelled dui ing the afternoon.
Following the entertainment, tea
olved. Mrs. Emanuel Ar-
will be s
den is chili rman.
w o men joining the Sisterhood
on March 1 are entitled to m em_
berhsip ihrough next season,
1940-41. ND's. Morris Rand is
chairman of the membership
committei .

WPTON

CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

•

ar Mitzvah Celebration of the Detroit Auxiliary
Of the Los Angeles Sanatorium on Sunday, March io

SEEK WHEREABOUTS OF
JAKE GROSSINGER AND
RALPH KURLISH (KULISH)

Information is wanted of Jake
Grossinger who disappeared from
his home in Pittsburgh, Pa., in
1930, and since then has made
no effort to contribute to the
support of his wife . and . minor
child, who are now living in De-
troit, as a result of which they
are in destitute circumstances and
dependent on the charities. Mr.
Grossinger is 54 years of age, a
native of Hungary, 5 ft. 10 in.
tall, has small black eyes,
weighed 135 pounds, is a painter
by occupation. Anyone aware of
his location is requested to com-
municate with the National De-
sertion bureau, 67 W. 47th St.,
New York City.
Information is wanted of
Ralph Kurlish or Kulesh who
disappeared from his home in
New York a number of years
sgo, leaving his family unpro-
vided for and has made no effort
to contribute to their support,
as a result of which they are in
destitute circumstances. Mr. Kur-
lish, who is believed to be in
Detroit, is 45 years of age, 5 ft.
8 in. tall, weighed 160 pounds,
has black hair and brown eyes,
was an insurance agent and also
in the fruit business. Anyone
aware of his location is requested
to communicate with the National
Desertion Bureau, 67 W. 47th
St. New York City.

SYNAGOGUE ON GROUNDS OF LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM

The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Los Angeles Sanatorium is mak-
ing preparations to welcome rep-
resentatives of 150 organizations
and individuals who will attend
its donor dinner dance, in cele-
bration of its Bar Mitzvah anni-
versary, at Byron-Philadelphia
Auditorium of the United He-
brew Schools, on Sunday, March
10, at 6 p. m.
Samuel J. Love, director of
the Wayne County Bureau of
Investigation, Mrs. Leah Mornell,
midwestern regional director of
the Los Angeles Sanatorium, and
other notables will greet the oc-
casion. Miss Shoshanah Brooks,

eminent vocalist, Master Law-
rence Rosenthal, 13-year-old pi-
anist, and others will take part
in the musical program. A strict-
ly kosher chicken dinner will be
served, which will be followed
by a dance with a union orches-
tra officiating.
All organizations and individ-
uals are requested to send in
their reservations to the office
of the auxiliary, at 1711 Clair-
mount, as soon as possible and
not later than Friday, March 1.
For information, call Madison
6766.
Information has reached the
auxiliary at its last meeting of a

Dance Demonstration
At Center March 11

Club Royale

"Pre-Classic
Dance Forms"
will be the topic of a lecture
demonstration by the New Dance
Group on Sunday, March 3, at
3 p.. ni., in the auditorium of the
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook. This will be
the second of a series of four
lecture-demonstrations on "The
Dance" presented on the first
Sunday of each month by the
Center, with the assistance of
the Center Dance Group.
The New Dance Group will
3111CHIGAN—"Brother Rat and outline the foundations and his-
a Baby," successor to last year's tory of the Pre-Classic Dance
success, "Brother Rat," is now period and will present the fol-
showing at the Michigan Thea- lowing examples in authentic
ter together with Boris Karloff style: The Sarabande, Gigue, Al-
and Margaret Lindsay in "British lemande, Courante. Gavotte, and
Intelligence."
a Chaconne in Rondo form. In
addition, Carl Miller, accompan-
FISHER, RIVIERA, CINDER- ist, will play excerpts from other
ELLA and BROADWAY CAPI. forms. Lydia Adell will lecture
TOL THEATERS — "Gulliver's with the assistance of the group
'Travels," a Paramount full- in demonstration.
length feature in technicolor, is
The third program on April 7
at the Fisher, Riviera, Cinderella will present Tosia Mundstock
and Broadway Capitol Theaters. covering the "Modern Dance".
On the same program are Kay She will demonstrate technique
Kayser and his band in "That's of the dance of today and will be
Right You're Wrong" with Ed- assisted by her own group. Ruth
ward Everett Horton and May Murray, assistant professor of
Robson,
health education at Wayne Uni-
versity, will close the series on
FOX—"Little Old New York" May 5 with a lecture-demonstra-
is the current attraction at the tion on "The Dance in Relation
Fox. The second feature on the to Other Arts". Assisted by the
bill is "The Lone Wolf Strikes." Wayne University Dance Group,
she will show how the dance and
PALMS-STATE—"Of Mice and the major arts are related, from
Men" is the first of two John the Greek theater to the modern
Steinbeck novels to reach the period.
screen and is the current pro-
Admission to this series is free
duction at the Palms-State.
to Center members, and a small
charge is made to non-members.

Downtown Theaters

HONOR ANNIVERSARY
OF TRUMPELDOR DEATH

A historic day in Jewish life,
"Yud Aleph Adar," was cele-
brated by the members of Hasho-
mer Hatzair in a program ar-
ranged in commemoration of the
20th anniversary of the defense
of Tel Hai and the death of
Y o s e f Trumpeldor. Different
groups presented playlets and
sketches on Trumpeldor's life
and work. The words of Trumpel-
dor, "It is good to die for one's
homeland," tang out and the
true nature of the heroic figure
was expressed.
Through his words and deeds,
Trumpeldor became synonymous
with the ideals of Haganah, Chal-
utziut, and the national funds
of Palestine. A vigorous protest
was voiced against the New Zi-
onist Organization, Brith Trum-
peldor, and the Revisionist party
who have identified themselves
with the name and glory of
Trumpeldor but who have reject-
ed his progressive Jewish ideals.
New Hebrew songs dedicated
to Jewry's fallen hero were sung
by the chorus. During the course
of the evening, Gan Tiktin played
a prominent part in the enthu-
siasm of the group. Sixty-three
trees have already been raised
for this National Fund project by
Hashomer Hatzair. The public
was invited to participate in this
important work.

tragic case of tuberculosis which
was turned over to the investiga-
tion committee with instructions
for immediate attention. There
are now 12 patients in the sana-
torium and ex-patients home,
some of whom have been there
as long as three and four years,
at the cost of $1200 per year
per patient. The sanatorium is
now being enlarged with seven
new units to make room for
those clamoring for admittance. Studio for Dramatic Art and
"It is, therefore, of the utmost Elocution Is Opened by
importance that this affair be
an outstanding success," officers Sandra Gertrude Rosenthal
state in their appeal to the com-
Miss Sandra Gertrude Rosen-
munity.
thal announces the opening of her
private studio for the study of
dramatic art and elocution, to
be known as the Sandra Studio,
at 9840 Dexter Blvd., telephone
Tyler 5-3505.
Miss Rosenthal studied dra-
JERUSALEM (Palcor Agency)
—New light on the history of the matic art here for several years
Jewish community in Palestine under the tutelage of Donald Ar-
during the days of the Bar Koch- mand. She is a graduate of the
ba revolt is said to have been Detroit Institute of Musical Art.
Students interested in radio
uncovered with the acquisition by
the Jewish Agency of the first technique, stage work and make-
known Jewish mint and armory, up are asked to communicate
samples dating back to the period with Miss Rosenthal. Her course
of study also includes courses in
between 132 and 135.
The valuable collection of arms Poise, charm and etiquette.
and equipment as well as coins
was obtained by the Jewish Agen- GANAPOL PUPILS' MUSICALE
cy from the Dormition monastary
Sara E. Gorman from the piano
on Mount Zion. The collection com- staff of the Ganapol School of
prises 80 pieces of arms and cop- Musical Art will present her
per found in 1905 at Khirbat al pupils in a musicale on Saturday,
Yahud, the site of the ancient for- March 2, at 1:30, at the school.
tress of Beitar used by Bar Koch-
ba, near the present Arab village
of Battir, outside of Jerusalem.
The great value of the collection
Monuments of Character
for historical purposes was not
known while it was in the posses-
sion of the monastery. The first
inkling of its importance was dis-
covered when archaeologists began
examining the material for ar-
rangement in a forthcoming ex-
hibition.

Light on Story of
Bar • Kochba Revolt

MOORE and REVEL, dancing at
Joint Denis-Roosevelt
the Club Royale.

"Crazy Jungle" Lecture

Manuel Mach

Moore and Revel dance into This Sunday
Granite and Marble Monuments
top place in the new show at the
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Club Royale Saturday, along with
TVIer 04192
Adventure
in
the
African
jun-
Rajah Raboid, who has an un-
motor
tour
of
Holland
gle
and
a
usual new twist to the mind-
will be the next World Adventure
reading business.
Series public lecture offerings at
Raboid stands in the center of the Detroit Institute of Arts. Ar-
Rev. Cantor
the floor and invites a member mand Denis and Leila Roosevelt
Jacob
of the audience to attend to the will appear in person and show
sealing of his eyes with pads of their "Crazy Jungle" motion pic-
Silverman
cotton, adhesive tape, and rolls tures at 3:30 next Sunday after-
SURGICAL
MOHEI,
of linen bandage.
25 Years'
noon, Feb. 25, and the renowned
Seeks Emerich Menczel
Practice
Peppy young Vicki Allen's acro- Burton Holmes will present his
Recommended by
batic and fast rhythm routines new motion picture travelogue,
in Detroit
E ar e Ra •
1'113,41[4nm and
Dr. George
Hospitals
1gue add entertainment to the show. "Great Little Holland," at 8:30
Diane Denise, the French singer next Tuesday evening, Feb. 27.
2903
to Address Town Hall
(Gesa
Gerson Menczel of 12 Flor-
.
of songs who played at the
Elmhurst
fentine St., Tel Aviv, Palestine,
at Cass March 1
Royale a few months ago, re- Britain to Extend Financial Aid
TO. 8-6839
seeks his uncle, Emerich Menc-
Marriages '
turns this week to sing her new
zel, in Detroit.
To Refugees
Performed
"Social,
Political
and
Economic
arrangements of the current hit
LONDON. (WNS) — While
Mr. Menczel informs The De-
troit Jewish Chronicle that his Changes in the United States" is tunes. The Royalettes strut their Home Secretary Sir John An-
uncle, 1\ ho was born in Bars-Be- the subject of the lecture of Dr. latest routines, and Danny Dem- derson was announcing in Com-
senyo, Hungary, 60 years ago, George Earle Raiguel, authority etry sets the pace with the music mons the Government's decision
Rev. Cantor
left Hungary 35 years ago for on national and international af- of his popular archestra.
to extend mohthly grants for the
Detroit . Ile states that he was fairs, Friday morning, March 1,
maintenance of refugees in Eng-
DAVID
also fon 1 to leave Hundary due at 11 o'clock, when he speaks
land, the first contingent of ref-
GOLDEN
for
the
Detroit
Town
Hall,
in
to the anti-Jewish laws, and that
Detroit's Favorite
he settled in Palestine where he the Cass Theater. Dr. Raiguel is Gifts to North End Clinic ugee volunteers left Manchester
to join the British Army.
M 0 II E I.
is without means. He is anxious one of the most successful lec-
The
departing
volunteers,
for
TYLER 6-9490
North End Clinic has received
for his uncle, or any one who turers on current events in this
the
most
part
technicians
and
following contributions:
Wedding Ceremon-
knows his whereabouts, to com- country, speaking every year in the In
ies Perforated at
honor of Bar Mitzvah of physicians, are experienced sold-
all the great forums of the East-
municate with him.
home and by Ap-
ern States; at the New York Arthur James Rubiner from Mr. iers, the majority of them having
pointment.
fought
for
the
Kaiser
in
the
last
and
Mrs.
Herbert
H.
Warner;
Town Hall 65 times last season
Philomathic Debating Club and
47 times this year, at Co- in memory of M. A. Blasi from war.
lumbia University, the Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Myron Colet and
Philomathic Debating Club met
of Arts and at the Mrs. Lena S. Sherman; in mem-
Sunday. at Congregation Shaarey Institute
Forum. Dr. Raiguel ory of Joseph H. Ehrlich from
Zedek. A report on the success of Philadelphia
Mrs. Lena S. Sherman.
Detroit's Finest
the 42nd anniversary banquet, prides himself on being unbiased
For the Supplementary Medical
held Feb. 14, was given by Sol in his analysis of nations and
Jewish Funeral Home
Assistance Fund for Children: In
Schwartz, head of the banquet peoples and interprets without memory of Mrs. Hannar Hymes
committee. Elections were held personal prejudices.
from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weis-
for contestants for the annual
man.
NAOMI
BNAI
BRITH
GROUP
model meeting, to be held in the
For the Alpha Epsilon Phi
near future. The participants will
Scholarship Fund; In memory of
Naomi
Auxiliary
of
Junior
be: Albert B. Siegel, Sidney Bar-
Abe Silberberg from Mrs. S. A.
on,:1Iartin Shapero, Abraham Bnai Brith will hold its next Rosenberg; in memory of Mrs.
7739 JOHN R. STREET
TRinity
1 „ainli, Michael Strom and Ralph open business meeting Tuesday.
Yetta Rosenberg from Mrs. S.
teaimi. Alternates elected are Mor- at 8 p. m., at the Bnai David A. Rosenberg.
6=1■■■
Synagogue, 14th and Elmhurst.
ris I.ax and Lewis Levin.

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