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and the Legal Chronicle
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

May 17, 1940

1..ect attacks, "Trojan-Horse" and
ARBEITER RING " Fifth Column" tactics as well Lloyd Succeeds
Malcolm MacDonald
as United Front overtures. It was
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all in vain. After each attack the
Continued from
As Colonial Sec'y
Arbeiter Ring came out stronger

Bnai Moshe Notes

Guest Speakers at Services; Sis-
terhood Plans Lag b'Omer
Affair, Moonlight

for Katzman. The public is in-
vited.
The Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
and Men's Club will give a Lag
b'Omer dinner Sunday evening,
May 26, to be followed by games.
Dinner will be served at 6:30.
Reservations are taken at the
congregation office and by the
chairmen, Mrs. Henry A. Deutsch
and Mrs. I. Palkovitz.
A moonlight, also sponsored by
the Bnai Moshe Auxiliaries, will
be held Sunday, June 30.

non religious Jew found a few and more ready to rid itself and
LONDON. (Palcor Agency)—
organizations scattered over the the labor movement of its enemies.
Rabbi Louis Werfel of New
large metropolis, most of them
The Workmen's Circle was and George Ambrose Lloyd, first
occupy the Bnai Moshe
without a program and without is a Jewish fraternal order. Jew-
Jew- Baron of Dolobran since 1925, York will
deep social interest. As the ish life, Jewish culture, Jewish has been appointed Secretary of pulpit at late Friday evening
speak
a weeks and months passed the in-
rights and interests were always State for the Colonies to suc- services May 17 and will
worker met dffi- and are now closest to the hearts ceed Malcolm MacDonald by on the topic "What Future Has
sh
wi
e
dividual
J
cult problems
of his daily life, of the members of the Workmen's Prime Minister Winston Chur- Orthodox Judaism in America."
On Sabbath morning Rabbi Wer-
like sickness, death, unemployment, Circlt. The Workmen's Circle laid chill.
tc, which require some form of the foundation of the Jewish
fel will preach on "A Torah for
e
financial and moral. Labor Committee, is the most
Humanity."
air!,
ly
mutual
mu.
Ask for
There was a need for a frien . d h ardent summorter of the "Ort",
.
Rabbi Hugo Mantel of Dor-
.1
-
a
en
am-
hand, a friendly wind an
those is ), helping
the
Gewerksh.
ft
C
Chester,
Mass.,
will
speak
1
.
erly love, particularly among th
, n, is
is a p art of the Joint Dis-
al Dinner-Dance May 25; evening, May 24, on the topic
who did not have the time to ac- tribution
; a,
Committee and is con- Formal Mother and Daughter
"What of the Morrow," and Sab-
new language and new
the tributing generously to every
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bath morning, May 25, "What Is
're the n
qui
Tea May 19
new mode of living in the
ish cause. Not being a par-
world. tisan organization the Workmen's
Religion?"
begin
at
The National
Council of Jew- 8 Services
:30 and are conducted
by Can-
Among the thousands who came Circle has among its members
l a ll' shades of ish Juniors will sponsor its an-
o f
between 1890 and 1900 were many representaf
l ve all
asll c asses in Jewish nual spring formal dinner-dance
anci
who brought with them from th e opinion
of life. idea on Saturday, May 25, at Frank-
old country the ls great
.-
The members of the Arbeiter lin Hills Country Club. Prepara-
and
social
libel
equality
human
ation. With the awakening of the Ring n this occasion, on the tions for the affair, including
national and social consciousness .10th
of h an. nive.rsary of the founding music by Phil Brestcff and his
of the Jewish masses in the old of the.
th e i r . otgamzation, are proud orchestra, have been completed
under the co-chairmanship of Lu-
their accomplishments.
country came also the renaissance
members of the e
chil e Mann and Diana Rosenblatt.
Hundreds
of
members
the Jews of America. The
,,
among
.
The May meeting, at Temple
in Detroit will
workmen
Circle n
Jewish labor unions began to fight —
El on Sunday, May 19, at
for the abolition of the sweat- convene
Ss unday, May 19, at 2:30 Beth
p
, at the l Jewish Community 2:30 p. m., will be a mother and
shop, for better working condi-
They
to celebrate this great daughter tea. Election and in-
tions, and it was imperative that e Centel
Cent . ,..
c. ey wtlhl hear the Work- stallation of officers followed by
a mass organization should be vent.
rrlen , ,ss C, • iirrecllee c oid.usl: the hWork- a musical and social hour will
created outside of the unions,
mano in orc estra, complete the program.
which should combine all the men
features of the new acutely the recitations of the Workmen's
changing Jewish life. • Circle school children, the presen-
of the Workmen's Circle
Thus, came the Workmen's Cir- tation
group and they will hear
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de (Arbeiter Ring). It came as dramatic
the speeces of national and local
a synthesis of the idealism of
the Jewish laboring people and Workmen's Circle members, who ating class of 1940, which will re-
the practical realism of the new in spite of the adversities and ceive its diplomas at this Sab-
American life. This synthesis be- the tragedies of today still hope bath Eve service, invited him to
and work for a better tomorrow, be the commencement speaker.
• Don't Risk the Danger of Moths
came the foundation on which the
The graduating class consists of
• Don't Risk the Danger of Fire
Workmen's Circle grew, to be- for a happier world, for a free
the following students, most of
• Don't Risk the Danger of Theft
come the largest Jewish labor world. ----
whom have attended the Temple
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fraternal order in the world. The
schools from the kindergarten age
en C ircl e
.
of
the
Wor's
through the 12th grade:
h i storY
history of
Benjamin,
Fur Coat Cleaning & Cold Storage
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can be justly calledk am
Frances
the Jewish labor movement in
First De-Mothed In our U. 5. (lov-
Helen Ruth Blumberg,Louis A.
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Cohen, Betty M. Dvorman, Bette
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Ruth Elkin, Florence Betty Eren-
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desired at a minimum cost.
States where Jews live and work. Will Feature Concluding "Youth Flint, Tracy Freeman, Ruth Na-
Seventy-five thousand strong is
omi Gittleman, Marvin M. Gold-
Speaks" Program at the
the membership of this remark-
berg, Russel H. Greenberg, Helen
Jewish Center
able organization. Wherever there
Mae Greenstone, Leonard L. Gross-
Phone Now
is a branch of the Arbeiter Ring
"Jewish Youth and Zionism" man, Burton C. Hartman, Henry
in existence, it is the center of
the progressive and liberal move- will be the fourth and final David Kaine, Gerald Matthew
"Youth Speaks" program of the Leavitt, Stanford M. Levin, Alan
ment, not only Jewish, but also
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American. It was Norman. Thomas season and will be held on Sun- Nathan, Donald Joseph Pearl,
who told me that whenever he (lay, May 19, at the Jewish Com- Corinne Ruth Perlis, Regene May
Hol- Schefman, Ruthe Evelyne Schef-
comes to a town in the south, munity Center, Woodward at
man, Bernice E. Simon, Caroline
middle west or far West, for a brook.
Rabbi Morris Adler of Con- J. Somlyo, Dorothy Stiglitz, Shir-
speaking engagement, he is as-
sured of a hearty welcome and a gregation Shaarey Zedek will be ley Ruth Weinberg, Miriam L.
ONE OF THE MOST MODERN IN THE STATE
Norman Lee r. Weitz and
responsive audience if there is a the moderator of this town hall Weisman,
- Sally Josephine Wellebe
awarded
NEW PUPILS NOW BEING ENROLLED
branch of the Workmen's Circle forum. The speakers will be Aid
The diplomas will
11812
Linwood Ave., corner Tuxedo, upstairs
vah Drasnin, Yehuda Solter; Cas-
Grossman, president
in existence.
at
Forty years ago the Arbeiter par Boyarsky and Zelda Rosen- by Harry C. Gro
SIMON
RICHARDSON, Principal
Ring began primarily as a mutual that. They represent the follow- of
the Young
congregation.
The
People 's Temple
Private Lessons Can Be Arranged
aid fraternal organization. During ing points of view respectively:
the following years it became the General Zionist, Labor Zionist, Club
scholarship
medals
have Caro-
Transportation furnished for children who live at a
won
by Dorothy
Stiglitz,
Faye to F lint.
distance from the school.
o and went
Red Cross of the labor movement Revisionist and Mizrachi.
Cor-
The audience will be permitted
tion
of the world. Whenever there is
le
men
J
.
line
For information call TOwnsend 6-1698
a call for help from any Jewish to take part in the question and Hoab Perlis, Marvin M. Gold-
A
or non-Jewish labor organization answer period which will follow rine Ruth
nd L
anywhere in the world the Work- the formal program. Those dis- The
berg Temple
aouis A.
Cohen.
High
School activi-
men's
the first it to is conie
to the Circle
rescue, is whether
for satisfied
with
the
answer
as
given
by the discussants are permitted ties keys have been won by Ruthe

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political prisoners, victims of per- a maximum of two minutes to Evelyne
Schefman,
Regene
May J. I
Schefman,
Faye Flint,
Caroline
secution or sufferers from hun- challenge the argument. elected So
mly o , Dorothy Stiglitz, Marvin
Betty M. Dvorman
Rose Poskel, newly -
ger and war.
The educational and cultural president of Junior Hadassah, M. Goldberg, B
congregatit,
Kalle vice-pr
work is one of the outstanding will be chairman of the evening. and Dr.
Helen
Mae
I. Greenstone.
Herbert
dis-
on, will esi-
achievements of the Workmen's She will be introduced by Murray
s. Leonard Gross-
Circle. One hundred and twenty Jacobs, vice president of Shaarey dent of the
Yiddish schools are supported by Zedek Young Peoples' Society tribute the award
the valedictory
. Parti c ipating in t ry e
the organization, Yiddish high and chairman of the "Youth man r willl
the deliver
schools, courses for teachers, for- Speaks" committee. fo service for the Sabbath Eve
Dancing will follow the pro_ ritual
following members of
ums, clubs for juniors, dramatic
and the community is in- will
the Ruth Na omi Gittleman ,
the
he be
class:
gram
groups, etc., are included in
,
wide educational program. Thou- vited to attend. Admission is t invocation; Frances Bernice Ben
jamin, Gerald Matthew Leavitt,
sands of children are given a free.
----
Ruthe Evelyne Schefman, Donald
liberal Jewish education, taught
Joseph Pearl, Corinne Ruth Per-
'
Jewish history, Yiddish language
Lis and Miriam L. Weisman. A
and literature, the history of the
feate of the ritual will be the
feature
labor movement.
Torah Service conducted by mem-
The Workmen's
Frank-
Milton Wienberg of Lansing, begs of the class. Rabbis Frank-
prac-
pioneer in group medical
Circle was
a
Lin and Fram will deliver brief
tice. The medical departments of
the Workmen's Circle in New Mich., has just notified the State
York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Department of the Jewish War messages of felicitation to the
other cittea are giving their mem- Veterans of the United States cl Dr. Marcus to Address College
Exercises May 27
is soon to have the re-
bet's the finest type of medical that he number
for a Jewish War
The closing exercises of Beth
service American medicine can quired
El College of Jewish Studies will
give. The Workmen's Circle owns Veterans Post in that city. Word
one of the finest tuberculosis ran- has been received that Governor be held Monday night, May 27.
Dickinson will attend the installa- The lecturer will be Dr. Jacob
itariums in the country, at Lib-
R. Marcus, professor of history
lion.
arty, N. Y.
Dior Burman, national corn- at the Hebrew Univn College.
The J ewish youth was not for-
George Galvani and the Temple
gotten by the Workmen's Circle. mander of the J. W. V., Harry
The last few years saw the Schaffer, past national command- Choir, accompanied by Jason Tick-
growth of the youth movement in er, Sam Friedman of Akron and ton, will render Schubert's Can-
tata "Miriam's Song of Triumph."
it; about 5,000 young members other outstanding figures in the
On Monday night, May 20, Beth
joined the organization and form- veteran family have given their El College of Jewish Studies will
ed English-speaking branches of assurance that they will attend. observe visitors' night
the
the Workmen's Circle.
spring term. While college classes
The path of the Arbeiter Ring Games Night of League for are limited exclusively to regu-
larly registered students during
ays covered with
was not always
Labor Palestine This
• roses; there were difficulties and
the entire term, on this special
Saturday
Night
visitor's night the public is wel-
fights in its ranks as it usually
All who
occurs in a very living and active
The League for Labor Palestine come to visit the classes.
it was the
organization. Circle
But leadership,
that extends an invitation to all to desire to attend should
first come
Beth El College
Workmen's
understood the danger of Corn-
the attend
night party
on on to the
the second
office floor
of of the Temple
May its
18, games
at 45 Farrand
Park,
which
Communist movement. The
passClasses
charge.
munists used all means to cap- Highland Park. Proceeds will go to receive the e vis it or
tare the Arbeiter Ring with its to the Allied Jewish Campaign, is given f
big treasury and its influence on Transportation Fund for Refu-
are
at 8 to 9 o'clock and
9 to
10 held
o'clock.
the Jewish masses. They used di- gees, etc. There will be prizes.

To Form Veterans
Post in Lansing

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