DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Moses P. Winkelman
Bernbaum Lecture
,
At Shaarey Zedek
Dies at Age of 78

J. N. F. TO PRESENT FACTUAL
DRAMATIZATION ON PALESTINE

The Men's Club of Shaarey
tedek postponed the date for
the Bernard A. Bernbaum lec-
ture originally . scheduled for
March 27, to Wednesday, April
3, at 8:30 p. m., in the social
hall of the synagogue.
As formerly announced, his
subject will be "Every day uses
of the X-Ray." It will be illus-
trated with slides.
Mr. Bernbaum has graduated
P cm Cornell University School
o: Engineering and for the past
18 years has been associated
ith Picker Company, manufac-
turers of X-Ray equipment.
The main purpose of this lec-
ture is to enlighten those who
are seeking a vocational guid-
ance course.
Wednesday evening, March 27,
will be an evening of games. It
will be restricted to members
only.

Current Situation to Be Explained and Land
Decree to Be Analyzed at Public Meeting
April 3 at Central High

Iosell P. Winkelman, presi-
dent of Winkelman Bros. Appar-
el, Inc., a chain of women's ap-
parel stores, died on March 13
at the age of 78, at his home,
2482 W. Philadelphia Ave. Fu-
neral services were held at

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Dr. Leo M. Franklin
To. Deliver Book
Sermon on Friday

Dr. Leo M. Franklin w ill o c
cupy the pulpit at Temple Beti
El, Friday night, March ti9,
subject will be: "The City of To
morrow." The sermon \i ill b i
To crystalize public opinion and in spite of British betrayals.
based on the Arthur Pound b ook
The
proposed
public
meeting,
to mobilize greater sentiment for
admission to which will be free "Detroit—Dynamic City."
whit il April
night,
join n Te e.
the upbuilding of Palestine, in de- and at which there will be no plo OnBF et r h iday Elnig
fiance of the latest land decree, solicitation for funds, will be held
world-wide celebration or t
the Jewish National Fund Council on Wednesday evening, April 3, 900th anniversary of Ra,i ht
of Detroit will sponsor a public at Central High School, Tuxedo great commentator on Bil,ie ar4
rally at which the latest situation near Linwood.
The program being arranged Talmud. Rabbi Leon Frain will
will be explained.
occupy the pulpit and sp. ak o
It is planned by the committee for this meeting will be announced the subject: "The Epic Sl'ory of n
in charge to dramatize the recent in full next week. It will include Bible Interpretation."
events and to point out that there brief addresses, a factual picturi-
Beth El College of Jewish
are great opportunities for Jew- zation of conditions and the sing-
Studies has begun its Spri•g non .
ish land redemption in Palestine ing of Palestine songs.
sion. Registration will iminue
through Monday, March
af.
ter which it will close. classes
Anthony Deutsch
U. H. S. Auxiliary
are now open in current events,
Dies at Age of 60 Bible literature,. comparati ve T n.
Paid-Up Luncheon
ligion, Jewish history, anal
Next Wednesday The death of Anthony Deutsch, ern Jewish literature.
The religious school of Temple '
for many years an active leader
Wednesday, March 27, the in the Detroit Jewish community Beth El has been celebrating the ` k
Woman's Auxiliary of the United and until recently for several Purim season by Purina plays
Hebrew Schools will have its years a member of the board and Purim masquerade parties.
complimentary paid-up luncheon of directors of the Jewish Chil- The new Scroll of Esther, pub-
meeting for members, in the so- dren's Home and an active lead- lished by the Union , of Ameri•
can Hebrew Congregations, has
cial hall of the Shaarey Zedek,
been widely used in these. cele.
at 12:30 noon.
brations. It is in the form of a
An entertaining program has
parchment containing an abridhl
MOSES P. WINKELMAN
been arranged for this occasion.
ed English translation of t h e
Lewis Bros. Funeral Home on Mrs. Morris Adler will give a
Book of Esther beautifully
Friday, with Rabbi Morris Ad- book review. Mrs. S. S. Witten-
luminated by colored illustra-
ler officiating. Burial was in berg, talented mezzo soprano,
tions.
will render vocal selections. She
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
The Purim play given by the ,!
will be accompanied on the piano
Active despite his age, Mr. by Lillian Robbins.
younger children was "Merry
Winkelman remained president of
Purim" by Henry Woolf, and
The social and educational ga-
his chain of women's apparel therings of the Woman's Auxil-
was directed by Mrs. Robert Gut.
stores until his death. On the iary are held every month. The
terman. In the cast were : Al.
afternoon preceding his death he educational features are prepared
len Jackson, Marvin Katz, Al.
had been downtown as usual, at and supervised by Mrs. Bertram
Ian Waterstone, Lloyd Water.
his firm's main offices at 2210 Smokier.
stone, Samuel Jacobs, Kennet',
Rosenberg, Austin Kanter, Mir.
Park Ave. He was stricken
The
main
object
of
the
Wont-
ialn Fredland, Marianne Gold.
while sitting at home reading an's Auxiliary is to provide for
berg, Irene Jaffe, Joyce Lich.
a paper.
the maintenance of the bus sys-
man, Rhea Ann Schiff, Gern
Mr. Winkelman was born in tem of the United Hebrew
Pollock, Guida Garon, and Mar.
Russia Sept. 15, 1862. He had Schools. While this constitutes
tin Lee.
been a Michigan merchant more one of their major efforts, they
The Purim play given by the
ANTHONY DEUTSCH
than 50 years. He settled first have at the same time indulged
confirmation department w as
at Harrisville but after a short in cultural activities, as express-
time moved to Manistique, then ed by the monthly educational er in ongregation Bnai Moshe, "Mordecai's Cousin" by Ann
came as a shock to his host of Abelson, and was directed Iv,
a lumber town, and established programs.
He passed away on Wed- Mrs. Blanche Gordon Romm. In
a department store on a modest
During the past several weeks friends. at
the age of 60. Funeral the cast was Floraine Frank,
basis.
an effort has been made to in- nesday
His business was wiped out by crease the membership of the services were held Friday morn- Donald Werbe, Louis Clinton,
fire after he had been in Manis- Woman's Auxiliary, and a large er in Congregation Bnai Moshe, Richard Gach, Bill Heine, Bar.
tique only a few years, but he number of new members have Dexter and Lawrence, and burial bara Weinberg, Pearl Goldberg,
succeeded in obtaining backing been added to the roster of the was in Clover Hill Park Ceme- Joan Rothman and Jane Hart.
man.
from business acquaintances and Auxiliary. Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich, tery.
A LA CABIET STYLE
Mr.
Deutsch,
who
was
presi-
re-established the store.
the membership chairman, is at
Given by
He came to Detroit in 1920 the head of a committee to wel- dent of the Investors Land and
and organized the present com- come at this meeting the women Mortgage Co., lived at 18437 Mlzrachl Women's
pany, which now has eight stores who have recently joined the or- Pennington Drive. He was born
Event on Sunday
in Hungary and had been a resi-
Detroit, two in Chicago and ganization.
Sun., March 31, 8:30 p. m. in
)
one each in Port Huron and
Reservations for this paid-up dent of Detroit for 39 years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer of Long.
Dexter-Lawrence Auditorium Saginaw.
luncheon are being taken by
Two sons, Isadore and Leon Mrs. A. Schmerin, University 1- Mrs. Anna B. Deutsch; two sons, fellow Ave., entertained t he
Floor Show and Dancing
William L. and Richard W.; a board of directors of the Sisters
G.,
are active in the firm in 6068.
Admission 75c per person
Detroit, and two others in other
Mrs. Charles Robinson is pres- brother, Adolph, and two sisters, of Zion Mizrachi at a luncheon,
cities, Heiman in Chicago and ident of the Woman's Auxiliary Mrs. Morris Reinitz and Mrs. on March 14.
Plans have been completed for
Alvin S. in Port Huron. Mr. of the United Hebrew Schools. Celia Weiss, of Hungary.
the musical evening and program
Winkelman also leaves six broth-
Egg Roll — Fried Shrimps
to be staged on Monday, March
and All Kinds of
ers and sisters, Mrs. A. Alexan-
25, at 8:30 p. m. , at Center
der, of New York; Mrs. R. Weis- Odessa Progressive Aid So- Shaarey Zedek Men's
GENUINE CHINESE FOOD
High School Auditorium.
ner and Louis W. Winkelman, of
ciety
Dinner
Festival
6 Course Dinners — 50c Detroit; Samuel Winkelman, of
A Palestinian play, written b )
Club
Midnight
Show
and Dance Sunday
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of
We Deliver Anywhere
Wassau, Wis., and Theodore and
The committee in charge of the United Hebrew Schools, will is
S. B. Winkelman.
Phone TERRACE 2.9292
The Odessa Progressive Aid arrangements for the mignight be presented. About 50 students
The
surviving
grandsons
are
Catering to Parties, Banquets, etc.
Society's arrangement committee,
Robert and Howard of Chicago; headed by Herman Kanter, has show of the Men's Club of Con- will appear in choral numbers di-
Stewart, Eugene and Charles of completed preparations for the gregation Shaarey Zedek to be rected by Miss Rose Brooke. An
MANDARIN Port
held at the Oriole Theater at amusing interpretation of "Eg-
Huron; Stanley, Frederick,
11:40 p. m. April 6, reports fa- ypt in 1940" will be given by
GARDEN CAFE Jack and Henry of Detroit.
vorable sales in parties of 10. Wm. Milford Pregerson.
He
was
a
member
of
Congre-
3620 CASS AVE.
Zinovi Bistritzky, violinist, will
The program will consist of
gation Shaarey Zedek.
technicolor movies showing Jew- play several selections. There
ish contributions to America ; will be vacol numbers by Mrs.
Youth Education League
"The Bill of Rights," an epic J. S. Sauls, with Mrs. Esther
DETROIT PREMIERE
picture of the struggle for hu- Miller K•ops as accompanist.
Tickets can be obtained by
man freedom; "America Speaks"
A board meeting of the Youth
a presentation by the United calling Townsend 8-8477 or Ty-
Education League was held at
States Department of Interior of ler 4-4829.
the home of Mrs. Stamill on Cal-
The following trees were plant-
Jewish contributions to America
vert Ave., Monday, March 18.
in her latest film
from Columbus to modern times. ed in the Rabbi Meyer Berlin
Plans for the annual dinner
These movies are the latest Forest in Palestine:
dance are going forward in the
By Sister of Zion Mizrachi,
showings all over America, and
sale of tickets. This dance
two trees in honor of Mrs. I-aac
were
acclaimed
by
known
crit-
will
be
held
Sunday
evening,
' LOUISE '
hetzer; two trees in honor of
ics.
May 26, at Sax's Show Bar on
Miss hulamith Schwartz
English Titles by Deems Taylor Woodward Ave. Banks or tickets
Following the movies. an un-
HERMAN KANTER
Two trees by Mr. and Mrs.
can be obtained by calling Mrs.
usual program of Chasidic and A. Dubrinsky in honor of their
Max Abraham, UN. 1-0467 or 28th anniversary to be celebrated Palestinian music by a trio con-
Fox)
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, TO. 8- at a Purim festival on Sunday, sisting of Herchel Lieb, form- children: Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Dubrinsky, and Mr. and Mrs.
5589.
March 24, at 5 p. m., at the Fort erly musical director of the Fox Rubin Dubronsky, on the °yea .-
Wayne Hotel.
Theater Orchestra; Jacob Beck- v sieorn sar oif es.their 4th wedding mn
A musical program is planned, er, first cellist of the Michigan
with orchestra music for dancing, Theater Symphony Orchestra,
from 9 p. tn. until 1 a. m. Charles and Rose Bassin Stein, pianist.
Dricker has been named toast-
Cantor Jacob H. Shoenklar,
EMJAYCEES' SPRING
TRINITY 2.0100
8210 TWELF111 ST.
master of the evening.
lyric tenor, and Mrs. Abraham
SPORTFEST
Odessa Progressive Aid Society Cooper, soprano; George Bak-
Emjaycees' Spring Sport f. t
participates in all community wel- riges, baritone and the male
fare and charity, here and abroad. choral group, directed by Can- will be held Sunday, April
One of the Outstanding Stars of the Yiddish Stage
tor Sonenklar will be on the at the Grandwood Snort Cent' I*,
in the World
in the Boulevard Building, Wool-
ZEDAKAH CLUB
program.
IS RETAINED HERE FOR ANOTHER GREAT PRODUCTION
Zedakah Club met at the home
Tickets may be secured at the ward and W. Grand Blvd. Theis,
An Operetta with 18 Splendid Musical Numbers
of Mrs. George Lewis, where office of Congregation Shaarey will be a variety of sports, an7
plans were made for the Mo'os Zedek or from members of the prizes for winners.
The next meeting of the Eta-
Chitim Party to take place April Men's Club and Sisterhood.
jaycees will be held at the home
9 at Bnai Moeshe.
SUNDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, MARCH 24. AND
of Larry Beigler, 13535 LaSa11 2,
Mrs. Norman Adelman has
CARD OF THANKS
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 26
prepared a Purim play to be en-
The family of the late George Wednesday evening at 9 p. tit
acted by members of Zedakal Levin wishes to thank their many For further information call
The entire cast of Littmas's Theater assists Mr. Michalesko in this
Club, the onen meeting to take friends for the kindness and either Dorothy Habian, TO. D -
production.
place
at Mrs. Irving Sheven's sympathy extended them during 6138, or Charlotte Byron, Ta
PRICES—EVES: 50c. 75c, $1: MATINEE: 50c. 75c.
5-7984.
their recent bereavement.
home, 18625 Parkside.

"A Night in Paris"

Pinsker Aid Society

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