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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

GIFTS TO CHILDREN'S HOME in memory of Rabbi William
Schostak; Mr. and Mrs. A. Le-
The Jewish Children's Home vine; Mrs. Bernard Weiss; Little
acknowledges donations from the Women of Hadassah; Mrs. Molly
following: Mrs. William Schostak, Charlip, in memory of Israel
Charlip; Mrs. Shapero; Hadas-
sah; Mr. Blatnikoff; Mrs. Herbert
THIS WEEK
H. Warner, in memory of Jacob
Steinberg; Miss M. Popkin; Mrs.
C. Ginsburg.

"Life of Giuseppe
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Emma Goldman, one-time lead-
ing champion of anarchism in
the United States, died in To-
ronto on Tuesday at the age
of 70.
After the World War, Miss
Goldman went to Russia but was
disillusioned by Communism and
left the country.
She had visited Detroit on nu-
Luther Adler has been chosen
to play the role of Samuel Gom- merous occasions, and her last
pers in a film based on the life address here was heard in the
Art Institute in March of 1934.
of the late A. F. of L. leader.

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May 17, 1910

HOME RELIEF PAID-UP Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Party on June 18
LUNCHEON ON MAY 27

On Monday, May 27, at 12:30
p. m., the Home Relief Society
will hold its annual paid-up mem-
bership luncheon at the Jewish
Community Center. Mrs. Samuel
Arkin, president, and Mrs. Irving

A. Z. A. Spring Dance on
May 23 at Eastwood
Gardens

Henry Busse and his famed
coast-to-coast orchestra will play
for the spring dance to be given
by the 11 local chapters of the
A. Z. A., Junior order of Bnai
Brith, at the pre-opening of East-
wood Gardens on Thursday eve-
ning, May 23.
The dance committee arranged
for an added attraction that eve-
ning—a first nighter floor show
which will feature the personal
appearance of John Barton, star
in the current play production
at the Cass Theater, "Tobacco
Road."
The proceeds from the dance
will be used in the "Jerry Safur"
fund that chapters throughout
the country are assisting in rais-
ing to help support him in his
fight against infantile parlysis.
Jerry, president of the Milwau-
kee AZA Council, has been fight-
ing a determined battle since
last September when he was
stricken. He was recently trans-
ferred in an iron lung from Mil-
waukee to the Mt. Sinai Hos-
pital in Chicago. Jerry's mother,
a widow, has been unable to sup-
ply the necessary $29 a (lay for
hospital costs, and AZA through-
out the country is rallying to his
cause.
Assisting the AZA chapters in
their sale of tickets are the
Junior auxiliaries of the Bnai
Brith, the Ladies and Business
and Professional Women of the
Bnai Brith and the four local
Detroit Bnai Brith lodges.
Dance committee members in-
clude Mortan Sultan, chairman;
Phil Rothschild, publicity; Phil
Kaplan, tickets; Milton Barnett,
speakers' bureau; Herbert Bean,
Nathan Litwin, Bernard Rubin,
Edward Bard, Seymour Sobole,
Art Goodman, Israel Kaner and
Lillian Goldberg, Eillen Kaplan
and Geraldine Hamburg repre-
senting the Junior Auxiliaries.
Tickets may be secured from
any member of the AZA or may
be obtained at the door at the
night of the dance. Reservations
may be had by calling AZA head-
quarters, RA. 6653.
It was announced by the local
AZA director, Max Chomsky, that
the Michigan AZA council will
meet in Pontiac on Sunday, May
19, for an all-day session. Repre-
sentatives front the Michigan 18
AZA chapters will partake in the
business agenda as well as spore
activities during the afternoon.
Sessions will come to a climax
at the banquet at Hotel Roose-
velt, followed by a dance. Jack
Rouman, executive secretary of
Detroit AZA, will be guest
speaker.

Officers Elected by Infants
Service Group

Infants Service Group elected
the following officers for 1940-41:
Mrs. Manny Schare, president;
Mrs. Samuel Bank, Mrs. Albert
Mayans, Mrs. Joseph H. Siegel,
vice-presidents; Mrs. George Hel-
ler, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Julius Hackman, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Maurice Aranow, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Sam Merson,
treasurer; Mrs. M. Wittis; case
chairman; Mrs. Aaron Gurwin,
memorial fund; Mrs. Al Silber,
chairman on arrangements.
Installtion of o cers will be
held at a luncheon at the Lee
Plaza on June 4. For reservations
call Mrs. Louis Fried, Townsend
6-2687.

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Small, membership chairman, ex-
tend an invitation to qualified
members and their guests to at-
tend this function.
Three playlets, written, pro-
duced and enacted by members of
the Home Relief Society, will be
presented by Mrs. Samuel B.
Danto, program chairman.
Mrs. Al Weisman and Mrs.
Milton Miller are additional
workers on the membership com-
mittee.
Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs, finan-
cial secretary, acknowledges con-
tributions from the following: In
honor of Mrs. Al Weisman's re-
covery from illness, from Dr. and
Mrs. Perry Burnstine; in honor
of the 25th wedding annivarsary
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Friedenberg,
from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weis-
man; in memory of Anthony
Deutsch and Joseph Ehrlich, from
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Friedenberg.

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The Bessie Sorin Zviller Ladies
Aid Society will hold its annual
mother and (laughter banquet on
Monday evening, May 20, at

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MRS. M. PEVIN

Fredson's Restaurant, 12017 Dex-
ter. Aaron Rosenberg will enter-
tain with humorous selections.
Reservations should be made at
once by calling the president,
Mrs. M. Pevin, Townsend 8-6849,
or Mrs. P. Zager, Townsend
5-2391.

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SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S. TO
ELECT OFFICERS SUNDAY

The annual election of the
board of directors of the Young
People's Society of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek will take place at
the synagogue, Sunday, May 19,
at 3:30 p. m.

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Confirmants-at-Home announcements will be
published in the May 24 and May 31 issues of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. There will be a charge
of $1. for each insertion.
Parents of boys and girls who will be confirmed
at Temple Beth El on June 2 are urged to send
their announcements to The Chronicle promptly.

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Confirmants' Announcements
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The concluding affair for nc
season of the Hebrew Ladies Aid
Society will be a dessert bri.:g e
and Mah Jong party to be I ld
at Kern's Auditorium on June 14.
It was unanimously decided to
pledge $400 to the Allied Jev
Campaign.
The annual picnic will be
on Sunday, June 23, at Plym, .
Riverside Park, Mrs. Helen
,..
senthal is general chairmai,
this affair.
The next meeting will be
on Wednesday afternoon, M:Q. 22,
at the Dexter-Lawrence Hall.

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