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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Bernsteins Change
Hour of Broadcast
Will Be On WMBC Saturday
Nights at 10 O'Clock
Indicating a mark of recogni-
tion of the popularity of their
broadcasts, Radio Station' WMBC
this week assigned to Mandell
and David Bernstein the hour of
10 p. m. on Saturdays for fu-
ture broadcasting.
The new schedule will go into
tour Old Friend
effect this Saturday night, April
13.
After broadcasting from 1 to
1:15 p. m. on Sundays, for a
period of 10 years, Mandell and
David Bernstein were assigned
the new hour which is consid-
ered one of the most attractive
on radio schedules for the en-
tire week.
The new schedule meets the
demand of an ever-growing
radio audience which is acclaim-
ing the Bernstein Radio Hour.
S. CHESLUK
SELLS TALESIM, BOOKS, TIFILM
Also a complete now stock of Palestinian food products.
KOSHER SHEL PESACH
TYLER 5-6811
8663 12TH STREET
ANNOUNCING— -
HORENSTEINN
KOSHER DELICATESSEN
7714 McNICHOLS ROAD
(Between Santa Barbara and Penningtqp)
Formerly with BOESKY'S
Catering to residents of Northwest Section—Specializing in
Delicatessen for buffet parties. teas, luncheons, etc. . . .
PROMPT DELIVERY—Phone UN. 2-9767--Open Sundays
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Page 1
scriptions should be of sizeable
amounts.
Statement by Newman
"Those in the highest brack-
etc," said Mr. Newman, "will be
solicited by members of the pre-
campaign divisiop, headed by
Sidney J. Allen and Nate S.
Shapero. Louis C. Blumberg will
serve as secretary of this special
gifts set-up, and the workers are
divided into four teams as fol-
lows: Team (1), Abe Srere and
Monte D. Wittelshofer, chair-
men; Team (2), Clarence H.
Enggass and David Wilkus,
chairmen; Team (3), Hyman C.
Broder, Abraham Cooper and
Fred A. Ginsburg, chairmen;
Team (4), Harry Frank and
Harry S. Grant, chairmen.
•"Although the pre-campaign
division works as a separate en-
tity," continued Mr. Newman,
"the Executive Committee is a
part of the Trade Council of
the campaign, whose solicitors
will canvass the entire city dur-
ing the campaign proper for sub-
scriptions to the drive. Under
the guidance of Trade Council
leaders, the prospects are as-
signed to solicitors, within the
various campaign divisions, ac-
cording to their trades and pro-
fessons.
"This year the Trade Council
will be headed by two of our
most experienced and able cam-
paigners, Irving W. Blumberg
and George M. Stutz. Working
with them, on a Committee of
Eight, will be Maurice A. Eng-
gass, Julian H. Krolilk, Samuel
H. Rubiner, Melville S. Welt, in
addition to Simon Shetzer and
myself. The organizations divi-
sion, which collects group pledges,
functions under the aegis of the
Trade Council also, as does the
the Junior Division, composed of
young men and women from 16
to 30 years of age, whose mem-
bers will contact the 10,000
younger members of Detroit's
Jewish community.
"The work of all the divisions
within the campaign set-up, Pre-
Campaign, Executive Committee
and Trade Council," concluded
Mr. Newman, "is coordinated un-
der the direction of Fred M.
Butzel, general chairman of the
drive."
W. Keller, Rose Klein, M. Korby, M.
Kovarsky, Albert Ruffin, Harry Laker,
J. I.. Landau, Max Lankln, S. Lerman,
J. Lesser, Louis Levine, Philip Levine,
Benjamin Liberman, Mrs. II. Licht-
man, II. Liebman, A. Lipson, Samuel
London, Mrs. Sant Luks, Sol Lumberg.
M. Malin, M. Manlker, D. Melnick,
Morris Merzon, Harry Miller, S. Miller,
If. Morris, Harry Morzoff, Frank Moss,
Harry Nathan, Louis Nosanchuk, Abra-
ham Olanosky, Mrs. Al. Parven, 1.
Pertchick, Jay Pershing, Joseph H. Pe-
Yell, II, Press, Walter Rabinowitz, Mrs.
14, 1111011811, MI, L. Roberts, Mrs. A. J.
Rosenshine, A. J. Rosenshine, I. Rosen-
thal, Eugene Roth, Louis Rubin, A.
Saginaw, L. Saginaw, I. W. Schlussel,
B. Schneider, Mrs. Jeannie Shapiro. II.
Shore, J. Shulman, Mrs. A. Shusterman,
Mrs. L. Silver, J. Silverman, I, Sinkoff,
I. Sosnick, Leo Spunt Joseph Steiner,
Morris Su bar, M. Tail Daniel Tentehlit,
Meyer Terebilo, Louis Titchler, I,. War-
ren, Mrs. L. NVarren, II. Weiner, M.
Weingarden, Rabbi Max J. NVoillgelern-
ter, Louis Yanen, If. Yanich. Philip
Yanovsky, Mrs, P. lanmsky and N.
Zimmelman.
Rabbi Isaac Siollman, chairman, Syna-
gogue Committee; Ini.vid I. nerds and
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter, co-chair-
men, Young Israel and Synagogue Team;
Mrs. Maurice Klein and Mrs. Sol G.
Meyers, co-chairmen ‘Vonien's •ommit-
tee on organizational pledges.
Division J (Juniors) : The 24
chairmen of the 12 divisions
within the Junior Division cam-
paign set-up for the 1940 drive
announce the enlistment of the
following captains:
Ray Davis, Regina Schiller,
Dr. Jack Rom, Mrs. Jack Rom,
David Goldman, Morris H. Shill-
man, Max Fogelman, Julius
Schwartz, Kopel R. Rubiner,
Alex Baruch, Jacob Weissman,
Abe Zwerdling, Robert Mazer,
John Sills, Ruben Gold, Sherman
Shapiro, Bud Bielfield, Laya
Fauman, Harold Mahler, Jerry
Rosenzweig, Bernard Weissman,
Joseph Zwerdling, Herman Raz-
nick and Lester Kaufman.
Junior Captains
12, 1940
Young Judaeans
At Junior Hadassah
Meeting Sunday
A monthly meeting of Detroit
Unit of Junior Hadassah be
held at the Statler Hotel on
Sunday, April 14, at 2:30 p. In.
As customary, one Program
during every season is turned
over to Young Judaean groups
in the city. and the program on
Sunday will be given by 1 min g
J m uadn, a e a y
n u m
neg m b j eu r e a E n y e
members.
izel-
chairman
of Junior Hadassah and chair-
man of the program for the af-
ternoon, announces that the fol-
lowing numbers will comprise
the A entertainment: will
mock Seder
be given
by the Zeire Zion Aguda, 1111 by
Ruth Seidner; The Lillian Wald
Aguda, of which Sadie Finkel-
stein . is the leader, will present
an original play, written, direct-
e dand enacted by membets of
their group, entitled "To Atlantic
City for Passover;" recitation.; by
Goldie Friedman, Delphine and
Pearl Wizner, a piano solo by
Eileen Steingold and tap danc-
ing by Shirley Farber. Pales-
tinean songs and dances in cos-
tume will be given by members
of Mrs. Theresa Kay's group,
the Bnos Zion Aguda. A Pales-
tinean exhibit will be presented
by the Bar Chochba group led
by Annette Isaacs.
PISGAH STAG
NIGHT MONDAY
The twenty-four chairmen of
the 12 divisions within the Junior
Division campaign set-up for the
1940 drive announce the enlist-
Next Monday night, Pisgah
ment of the following captains: Lodge No, 34 of Bnai Brith will
DaN 'skin JA—Miss Esther Adler, Miss
Mildred Beerbohm. Miss Sylvia I'ob- hold its annual stag in the lodge's
lentz, Miss H•lett Firestone, Miss Sylvia meeting quarters in the main
Firestone, MISH Ruth Ilanels, Jack Pearl-
auditorium of the Jewish Com-
man and Miss Rosetta Rolm.
Davision J13—Miss Estelle Amernick, munity Center. Louis Rosenzweig
Mrs. Rebecca Kahn Arnkoff, Miss Naomi
Goldstein, Miss Leona 1,0011, Miss Esther states that this meeting is planned
Rosen, Miss Mildred Schechter, Dr. as a get-acquainted affair, as many
Meyer Teitelbaum and Mr/4. Allan Wes-
new members have been added to
ton.
Division JC I)r. Lesie Caplan. William the rolls in recent months. Non-
Gold, Mrs. Harriett Goldman, Miss Bes-
sie Kramer, Miss Pay Marano, Miss members are also invited to at-
Gertrude Nissenbaum, Sal Schwartz and tend this meeting.
Joseph Stone.
Elias Goldberg, chairman of the
Division JD—Miss Henrietta Alniug,
Oscar Bank, Arthur Doctor, Jay L. entertainment committee, announces
Foreman, Dr. (oldie Gray. Sanford a show has been arranged with
Hirschfield, Miss Edythe J. Holinstat,
Seymour Serling, Morse Shiffman and the cooperation of the Women's
Gerald Steinberg.
Auxiliary No. 122 and Pisgah's
Division JE—Miss Nolen Hurwitz, Jo-
seph Nukes, Neil Lenhoff, Miss Irma Bowling League as well as num-
Miller, Miss Myrtle Miskin, Frank Weiss, bers donated by prominent Detroit
and Stanley White.
Davision J•—Miss Beatrice Abrams. night clubs.
Chairmen and Captains
Miss Sara Goldberg, Sidney Gorelick,
Following the show there will
M1844 Goldie Levenstein, David Rosen.
Division chairmen and their Miss Evelyn Schwartz, Dr. Raymond be tables of cards and refresh-
Sokolov and Milton Weingarten.
ments.
captains already enlisted are:
Division JG—Gerald Beek, Miss Ito-
Division A (Mercantile)—Maurice A. dello Broder, Henry Cohen, Abner Fried-
At the general committee meet-
Enggass and Loula Robinson, chairmen;
man, MINA Bertha Goldhoff, Phil Gold- ing last Monday night, Louis
Samuel Gerson. David M. Lieberwitz,
stick, Miss Irene Kahn and Miss Mir-
Ira Brawer, Julian H. Krolik, Isaac
Schostak, chairman of the moon-
lam Savage.
Shetzer, Meyer Stark, Irving Kauf-
Division JII—Miss Ann Farbnian, Miss light committee, announced that
man. James Wineman, Bert Silverman, Ann Goldman, Miss Leona Kutzen, Miss
plans are progressing for the
Benjamin Einhorn and 'Herbert M. Eiger,
Molly Moehlman, Miss Sarah Moehlman,
captains; Abe Fleischman, secretary.
Phil Rothschild, Mrs. Barbara Schles- moonlight to be held on July 21.
Division 13 (Finance)—Ben B. Fen-
chn
In a Class
by Itself
That Stroh's Bohe-
mian Beer is in a
class by itself is
demonstrated by
its widespread
popularity.
Stroh's Bohemian
Beer is mild, re-
freshing and
most palatable.
"Served Wherever
Quality Counts."
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ton and Barney Smith, chairmen; Na-
than Kaletsky, Maurice M. Axelrod,
Joseph Candener, Alfred
S. Drelfus,
Louis Berry, Albert Goldberg and Max
C. Handler, captains; Ben Buten and
Max Kushner, secretaries.
Division C (Mechanical Trades)—Ben
Kramer, chairman; Nate Margolis, Wil-
liam Gershenson, Esther Kramer, Meyer
Shugerman. Morris W. Zack, Milton
Mahler, Samuel Rands, Abe Kasle, Har-
vey If. Goldman, Sam Jacobs, Henry
Carniek and David T. Lipton, captains;
Kenneth Wasser, secretary.
Division D (Building Trades—Julius
Berman and Milton M. Maddin, chair-
men; Frank Berman, Samuel Sarasohn,
Charles N. Agree. Harry Davidson;
Harry J. Glasser, Henry Jassy, David
Goldberg. Harry Jacobson, Herbert Wal-
lace, Abe Rosenberg, Ilarry Satovsky
and Eleonin Saulson, captains; Henry
Feinberg, secretary,
Division E (Food Products)—Max
Schayowitz, chairman. Mr. SOutyowitz
announces that his division is in the
process of organization.
Division
F
(Professional) — Judge
t'harles Rubiner 81141 Rabbi Morris Adler,
chairmen; George M. Stutz, Rabbi Josh-
ua S. Sperka, Dr. Leonard Sidlo•, Dr.
Albert N. I'russin, William 1. Boxerman,
Dr. Harry C. Saltzstein, Dr. A. Max
Kohn, Samuel Jacobs, Aaron Silber-
Watt, Samuel lies, Miss Eleanor Stan-
field, Dr. George S. Weiss and Dr. Syd-
ney P. Ellias, captains; Herman JR4 . 0118
and Isaac Frank. secretaries.
Davision G (Arts and ('rafts)-11arry
M. Baden, chairman; Theodore Stein-
berg, Henry Z. Ungar, Frank Denison,
Herman L. Lewis, Jr., Lewis C. Frank,
Mrs. David Werbe, Frank Wetaman
David Idzal, Benjamin It. Craine, 'ic•
for Zuckerman and George K. Bremen,
captains; Harold Silver, secretary.
DiVision If (Services) — Aaron J.
Blumenau, chairman; Henry Cove, Jo-
seph Sandler, Mrs. Gordon Beswick, Miss
Betty Harley, Samuel A. Grenadier,
Morris L. Sehaver, harry Schumer,
Henry Lapides, Jack Lapides, Robert
Loewenberg and Henry Reese, captains;
Mrs. Jean Schlesinger, secretary.
Division I (Organizations)—Myron A.
Keys and Joseph Bernstein, chairmen;
A. J. Lachover, executive secretary.
The captains Include: Charles Ablecop,
David Applebaum, Benjamin Banks, L.
Bassin, S. Becker, Albert Berger, J.
Berman, Mrs. Betty Bernson, Herman
Bernson, David 1. Berrie, A. E. Beten-
sky, Dan Birnbaum, Harry Blitz, J.
Bobrin, Isadore Broudy, Mrs. H. Buch-
man, T. Bernstein. Simon Cash, B. Clia-
don. Mrs. B. Chestnut, Hernial) K. Kohn,
Isadore I'shen, Wolf Cohen, Mrs. N.
('other, Albert Dubin, Morris Eisenberg,
N. R. Epstein, Louis Feinberg. Ben
Feldman, Henry Fenster, N. Fredrich,
B. F'riedgood, Dia Friedgood, M. J.
Friedman, L. Ganin, A. Geller, Dr. R. A.
Gilberg, Isadore Glicksman, David Gold-
berg, Harry Gonte, Mrs. Ada Gorelick,
Kaplan, A. J. Katz, Fred Katz. M. Katz,
Ours, Mrs. S. Gutman, S. Gutman,
Charles Handler, E. Hecht, Sant Hecht-
man, D. Hertz, J. lioneyman, Jack
'ghee, Mrs. Jack Imbee, Louis Jacob-
son, Arthur Jonas, M. Kahn, II. M.
',miner, Sol hanat, T. Kaplan, Phil
Kaplan, A. J. Katz, Fred Katz, M. Katz,
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Division JI—Misa Sylvia Collins, Miss
Shirlee Jonap, Dr. Israel K1111111, Miss
Miriam Levin, Miss Madeline Betty
Meyers, Miss Francine Rapoport and
Miss Lillian Smerling.
Davislon JJ—Georgo Agree, Williant
Feldman, Miss Eleanor Helpert, Irving
Kramer, Donald Roberts, Miss Kitty
Schwartz, I'aul Somlyo and Lee Wald-
bott.
Division JK--Herman Bloom, Miss
Miriam Carver, Chester Coles, Leonard
Fox, Leonard Grabow, Herbert Rosen-
thal, Miss Miriam Sauls and Sam Travis.
Division J1,—Al Harden, Abe Cherow,
Arthur Hayet, Sidney Kaplan. Miss Lil-
lian Markowitz, Sam Schiff, Miss Lor-
raine Schneider, Monroe Title and Har-
old Weiss.
Each of the eight captains in
the 12 divisions is organizing a
team of eight workers.
Organization Division
Prospect slips will be assigned
to all captains of the organiza-
tional division of the 1940 Allied
Jewish Campaign, at a meeting to
be held Sunday morning, April
14, at 10:30 o'clock, at the Jew-
ish Children's Home, Petoskey
and Burlingame Ayes. Important
instructions will be given and
worker's materials will be dis-
tributed on this occasion.
In the opinion of Myron A.
Keys and Joseph Bernstein, the
division's chairmen, the Sunday
morning meeting is, in many re-
spects, the key to the success of
the entire organizational divi-
sion. Fred M. Butzel, general
chairman of the 1940 Allied Jew-
ish Campaign, also stresses the
necessity of getting off to a
good start and urges all captains
to attend this important session.
Youth Division of
Jewish Congress
To Meet Monday
A Youth Division of the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress has been
fully organized and is now con-
centrating on a membership
drive.
A round table discussion oil
the Anti-Alien Bills and the
American Youth Act has been
planned for the next meeting,
lie
at which committees will
formed to take action upon these
bills.
The meeting will take place
at the home of Bluma Nagler,
4015 Sturtevant, Monday, April
15, at 8 p. m.
Wayne Avukah
Rabbi Morris Adler spoke ,t1
Wayne University on Tuesday,
April 9, under the auspices of
Wayne's Chapter of Avukah, on
the present conditions in Pala-
tine.
The last open meeting of Avtr.
kah took place April 10, at Mac-
Kenzie Union.
Avukah announces the retutn
of its scholarship winner, Sey-
mour Melmen, from Palestine.
He will be in Detroit, April 21
and 25, and will speak to De-
troit Jewish youth on April 21
at MacKenzie Union.
college students wild
Professional League for Civil are Those
interested in joining Avukah,
Rights to Sponsor Party
which is a national college in -
ganization, call Miss Nettie Se-
on April 20
ligson, secretary, TO. 615620.
The Professional League for
Civil Rights will give a party at Philomathic Debating Club
the home of Mrs. Nathan Hack,
2750 Oakman Court, near Law-
On April 7, at the meeting
ton, Saturday evening, April 20. Philamathic, at the Shaarey Z , .-
The public is invited. There will dek, the guest speaker was Mk'
be a small admission charge. Ann Rose Hirsch, employment
The proceeds of the party are director of the Jewish Commun -
to be turned over to help com- ity Center, who spoke on "The
bat anti-alien legislation.
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