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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

16

Purely Commentam

"Battle of Sexes" at Shaarey
Zedek April 10

The "Battle of Sexes" of the
Men's Club and Sisterhood of
Shaarey Zedek will be held on
April 10, at 8:30 p. m. in the
social hall of Shaarey Zedek.
It will be a combination of
techniques of "Information
Please," "Battle of the Sexes,"
"Professor Quiz" and "You're
right, that's wrong." The wits
will consist of questions per-
taining to Jews and Judaism to
be entertained by select teams
representing these organizations.

(Continued from Page 5)

Ap!

Miss T. Aronstam
Writes Play for
Broadway Staging

5, 194, ,



A pril

S hi

O i

A wax
preachings of Jesus before they propagate ad-
Miss
Theodora
A, onstan,
herence to his codes by Jews!
daughter of Dr. and 'All

h
E. Aronstam, has written
Quoting Scripture—for Malcolm
"Doctor Freud," which will be
produced o f a n l l , Broadway
MacDonald's Benefit
it wasa i, , i1 : 0 1
York this
a u pnca
Newr,
British Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald this week by Martin .1. Lewi
jet w h: h eaTdi t e al'
Lewis
is a master at issuing decrees to hamper Jewish pioneer importer
club:
of foreign ' '
progress in Palestine. In the course of his dis- films.
sung
Dr.
Luis
Perehe
,col.
n
criminating practices, he has forgotten an estab- laborated with Miss
th e
Aro:',larn
in
I. Coal
lished English rule for conduct: to read and
writing
this
play
which
will
be
iasti
to know the Bible. For his benefit, therefore, and produced by Mr. Lewis.
as a guide for the future against issuing evil
s
play, based upon the lif
decrees (remember Haman, Malcolm), we quote of The
out
Prof. Freud, will have a cast e
the following from Isaiah (X:1-14) ) :
jag
of 24. It deals not oily with
Woe unto them that decree unrighteous de-
'OP
the
life
of
the
founder
of
th
e
creel,
Thi s
psychoanalysis
school
but
als
And to the writers that write iniquity;
1 ati
with the trends of the lilies en. o
To turn aside the needy from judgment,
grel
compassed
by
his
life.
And take away the right of the poor of My
and
Miss
Aronstram
is
at presen t
CoRingwood at Third
people,
or
engaged
in
advertising
::
ork
in
That widows may be their spoil,
Cha
New
York.
She
has
graduated
And that they may make the fatherlelss their
T
CARPETED I TO 5 ROOMS
from the United of Al ichigan,
prey!
ati
n
studied journalism at the TN.
SUITES, FUR. OR UN-
And what will ye do in the day of visitation,
ion
versity of Wisconsin and took
And in the ruin which shall come from afar?
FUR., LIGHT, AIRY, SOME
Md.
post-graduate
work
at
Columbia
To whom will ye flee for help?
the
HAVE 2 BATHS. ALL
University. In Detroit she at-
And where will ye leave your glory?
troi
WITH NEW INDIVIDUAL
tended
Northern
High
School
They can do naught except crouch under the
Cot
REFRIGERATIONS A N D
from which she is one of the
captives,
Dal
graduates.
She has written a
TABLE TOP STOVES,
And fall under the slain.
Ai/
number
of
short
stories,
plays
the
For all His anger is not turned away,
COMPLETE HOTEL SER-
and
poems,
many
of
which
were
But His hand is stretched out still.
Mb
VICE. DINING ROOM,
published.
Prior
to
the
out- MI lea
If Colonial Secretary MacDonald were to limit
GARAGE. CONVENIENT-
break
of
the
Spanish
civil war
hel
himself to issuing evil decrees—which we defy and
LY LOCATED. C. BISIO,
which we are determined to defeat through in- she spent 14 months in Europe ,
ant
creased national constructive effort—it would not residing in England, Spain, oth
MGR., TO. 8.2680.
be near as bad as the statements that accom- France and Austria.
in
a ,
There is much to be said as additional com- pany them. For instance, his attack by innuendo
ment to this story. Perhaps Jesus the Jew has on the so-called illegal immigrants to Palestine
ng
never been rejected by the Christians. It is Jesus from Germany on the ground that there is a Palestine Labor
Ur
the Christ to whom hundreds of millions through- "strong suspicion" that among them are Nazi
we
League to Hear
out the world pay homage but who abuse the spies is a rather mean method of seeking to
ye
Jewish ethics and sacred ideals which he of- justify his position. It denotes a policy of
Co
National
Secretar
hardness
in
dealing
with
the
plight
of
the
refu-
fered to the world.
ne
gees.
If
only
the
Christians
were
to
adhere
to
the
and Fine Repairs
The League for Labor Pal es-
to
tine announces that the natio al
We also manufacture
WOMEN
Pa
executive
secretary,
Dr.
Jose
ph
Custom Built Living Room
lei
Diamond,
will
be
a
guest
in
l e-
Furniture of Every Descrip-
(Continued from Page 1)
pa
troit next week.
tion — Period and Modern
He
will
address
the
members
opening of the Women's Division
Si
OVER 5000 SAMPLES
campaign last Tuesday was held of the Detroit chapters of the
be
Rabbi
Leon
Fram,
Joseph
Haggai
and
Nathan
of material to choose from in
on Friday, April 5, at the Jewish league, and their friends, at
Sr
Webster Hall, Wednesday even-
selecting covers for your
Community
Center.
Fred
M.
But-
Linden to Report on Convention
II
ing,
April
10,
at
8:15.
The
pub-
furniture.
zel, whose appointment as gen-
A
lic
is
invited.
There
will
be
no
The next in the series of open American Jewish Congress and eral chairman of the entire 1940 admission charge and no solici-
v.
STATE
World Jewish Congress, re- Allied Jewish Campaign is an- tation of funds.
0l
forum meetings of the Detroit the
ports will be submitted at this nounced this week, addressed the
Upholstering
chapter of the American Jewish meeting by Rabbi Leon Fram, workers.
di
Exclusive but Not Expensive
Congress will be held at 8:30 , Joseph Haggai and Nathan Lin-
"Mr. Butzel was generous with
DI
In Business Since 1910
p. m. next Tuesday, April 9, at den, on the sessions of the Jew- his help as well as his guidance Noted Baritone in
For Estimates call TO. 8-3696 the Jewish Community Center.
ish congress held recently in in last year's pioneer Women's
S.
11311 WOODWARD AVE.
Jewish
Center's
Project," stated Mrs. Joseph M.
In addition to general dis- Washington.
Near Collingwood
Representatives of Jewish or- Welt, honorary chairman, who
cussion on the programs of the
Concert Series
ganizations of Detroit, as well headed the 1939 Women's Proj-
as individual members of the ect campaign organization.
A brilliant program of Hebrew
Congress, are invited to this
A third report meeting for the
synagogue
music, and of German
FREDSON'S Kosher Restaurant
open forum meeting.
Women's Division is secheduled
lieder, by such masters as Bee-
Henry Fenster, chairman of for Friday, April 12, at the Jew- thoven, Schubert and Mendels-
NOW LOCATED AT
the membership committee, heads ish Community Center.
12017 DEXTER, AT ELMHURST
Over 800 members of the sohn, will be presented by the
the committee in charge of ar-
army
of workers in the Women's well-known baritone, Ernst
rangements
for
this
forum.
We continue to serve the best home-cooked meals DAILY
Division of the 1940 Allied Jew- Wolff, in the third of the Cen-
at reasonable prices. Fredson's has a special dining room
ish Campaign, gathered in the ter's Jewish Lecture-Concert Ser-
for showers, weddings, banquets and parties.
main auditorium of Temple Beth ies on Tuesdayy, April 16, at
Officers
Elected
by
El, on Tuesday afternoon, April 8:15 p. m. Mr. Wolff revives the
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL NORTHLAWN 9786
2, for the formal opening of the lost art of singing to his own
the Lechem Aniyim women's
drive, when Eva Lips, accompaniments, and thus weaves
famed refugee and author of the voice and instrument into an
best seller "Savage Symphony," organicunity, something rarely
inspired them to put forth their achieved.
Born in Baden-Baden, in the
utmost efforts in the campaign.
"It is the privilege of every black Forest and trained in Ber-
woman to bring life into the lin and in Frankfort on t h e
ex-
world," said Mrs. Lips, "and it Main, Mr. Wolff has had an con-
a
FOR
is her obligation, also, to defend ceptional career. He was he
be-
and preserve it." Stressing the cert pianist long before
gan
developing
his
fine
natural
fact that each woman must serve
the cause of humanity and not baritone voice. He has conduct-
take refuge in her husband's ed symphonic and operatic mu-
gifts or her husband's work for sic. At the age of twenty-three
a cause, Mrs. Lips admonished he was appointed musical direc-
her audience, "You do not ex- tor of the School of Op: ta at
NOW BEING
pect your husband's prayers to the Frankfort Conservatory. in
Shortly after his arrival in-
suffice for you. If he has prayed,
ACCEPTED
you still must pray. To say that this country Mr. Wolff was
he has prayed for both of you vited to make a tour of a la rge
ies
is not an excuse that will be number of American universi ie-
FOR CHOICE ACCOMMODATIONS
and give recitals of German
accepted in heaven."
been re-
She urged her listeners to der. His recitals have
en-
Phone or Write Immediately
I
ceived
with
a
great
deal
share the happiness inherent in
of
thusiasm
in
leading
cities
has
their American way of life with
Europe
and
America.
II:
nd
those of their people who are the
recorded synagogue musi•.
victims of misfortune today.
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, honor- lieder for Columbia recon:s.
The last two events ill the
ary chairman of the Women's
MRS. GITTLE MILINSKY
Division, introduced the guest Jewish lecture-concert seri: s will
include an illustrated tech re on
speaker.
Mrs. Gittle Milinsky was re-
by
Chairman of the Women's Di- "Jewish Wit and Humor."
elected president of the Ladies vision for the 1940 Allied Jewish Irving Davidson, foremo , au-
Lechem Aniyim Society after Campaign, Mrs. Abraham Srere, thority on Jewish hump; and
a isl ke :
having held that office for five presided
and welcomed the work- widely known as the ".'os
years.
Ripley."
His
lecture
wilt
t
The
ers to the meeting. Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Minnie Smith was re- Wineman, chairman of the spe- place on Tuesday, April 3( . Te
elected treasurer. Mrs. Morris cial gifts division, reported on last in the series will be 1 re-
Goldberg is secretary of the so- the pledge slips that had already cital of folk songs in costume by
ciety.
been covered by the workers in Nina Gordani, whose P/ :Jam
Installation of officers will be her group. Taking part in the the New York Times has ailed
held Saturday evening, April 6, program, also, were Isidore Sobe- "a one-star review." II, ap-
at Assembly Hall, 12th and At- loft% executive director of the pearance will take place on cu es-
kinson. The public is invited. Jewish Welfare Federation, and
Mrs. Samuel Schaflander, office
FORM MIXED SOCIAL GROUP secretary for the Women's PROG. BICUR CHOLEM
To coordinate with a girl's Division.
alilc u tr ho t:ilo NI ; em
sP hr otgr
o ets hsa i n v e k B
ho
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
club, a young men s group is
33 South Gratiot Ave.
Jrs. he
helped make their annual Purim
being organized to form a mixed
social club. Young men, 24-34, Did you know that the late dance, on March 24, a si:ccess.
PHONE MT. CLEMENS 135
are invited. For information call George Gershwin also was a Maynard Feldman, president. also
and members
Max Hoffman, Tyler 4-2874, af• painter, and made a self-portrait
antkhstrhec000pffiecreartsion.
for ei
ter 9 p. m. with the aid of four mirrors?

THE WILSHIRE

smoked cigarette after cigarette to keep
warm. The rain doused the cigarettes before
they were one-quarter smoked.
A messenger rushed in to tell us we were
to move forward at 5 o'clock. At 4:20 Max
died of an internal hemorrhage. Before he
died he pleaded with us not to leave him
unburied.
With sharp rocks we scooped out a shallow
grave for him. Jacob, who had spent three
years at the Seminary before volunteering,
was to perform the service. Suddenly we
noticed that there were only nine of us,
Jacob insisted that we needed ten, a minyan.
Silently we stood in the dim half-light of
approaching dawn, the rain lashing our wet
uniforms. Silently we stared at one another.
The minutes ticked off. We needed ten Jews.
In fifteen minutes we marched. We n e eded
ten Jews. The minutes ticked off. The dim
light grew stronger. A shell burst nearby.
The church vibrated to the explosion. A dull
crash boomed behind us. Startled, we turned
to look. The statue of Jesus behind the
shattered altar had toppled between two near-
by pillars; the arms of the cross preventing
the statue from falling.
Suddenly Jacob screamed, "Our minyan
is complete
We stared at one another. Tears coursed
down our cheeks to mingle with the rain as
Jacob tenderly carried the statue of Jesus
over to us and set it against the wall. Our
minyan was complete. We had found the
tenth Jew.
Slowly Jacob began the prayer, "Baruch
atah adonai . . .
Slowly, tears still dropping with the rain,
we answered, "Baruch hu, oo'varuch shemo."

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