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-Officers Are Elected
By Mt. Sinai Ass'n
Bnai Moshe Notes
Yeshiva Auxiliary
U. H. S. Auxiliary
Dinner on June 9
Election on June 5
A Lag b'Omer dinner and night
of games, sponsored jointly by
At a meeting held on May 13, the Sisterhood and Men's Club
Plans are being completed' for
the Mount Sinai Hospital Asso- of Congregation Bnai Moshe, will the annual dinner which will be
ciation elected the following offi- be held Sunday evening, May 26, given Sunday evening, June 9,
c'ers:
6:30 o'clock, at Dexter and Law-
Mrs. Jacob Harvith, president; rence. Bnai Moshe members are
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, Mrs. Leon urged by the Sisterhood presi-
A. Katzin, Mrs. Max Rosenbaum, dent, Mrs. Sam Rosenberg, to at-
The
Perfect
Holiday
Wonder
Land
tend and to bring friends. Mrs.
Henry A. Deutsch and Mrs. I.
Palkovitz, are chairmen of the -
affair.
Among other activities planned
by the synagogue auxiliaries is a
moonlight boat-ride Sunday eve-
ning, June 30.
Rabbi Hugo Mantel, of Dorches-
ter, Mass., is guest speaker at late
Friday evening services, May 24,
and Sabbath morning, May 25.
Make your every holiday with
come true. Swim, golf, ride,
dance, archery, play tennis,
badminton, go fishing, boating
—have a wonderful time this
Summer at Monteith Inn.
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rooms, hot and cold running
water, private bath.
Discount Allowed on American
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Campaign Set - Up
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write to
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Funds
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to July 7
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Mrs, David Werbe, vice-presidents;
Mrs. Simeon Gugell, recording sec-
ELSA SEGALL
9148 12th St. Trinity 2.0765 retary; Mrs. Charles Gitlin, finan-
cial secretary; Mrs. Al Goldberg,
treasurer; Mrs. Max Schubiner,
corresponding secretary and as-
sistant financial secretary; Mrs.
M. Solomon, assistant correspond-
ing secretary.
The following were chosen mem-
bers of the mailing squad: Mes-
dames Max Elias, Louis Goodman,
'Jack Jaslove, Dan Rachmiel, Ber-
nard Rose, David Schechter, Os-
car Schneider, Morris Solomon,
Manley Sprague.
N,
Plans are being completed for
the third anniversary celebration
on Sunday, June 9, at Hotel Stat-
ler. Mrs. Joshua Karbal is chair-
man, assisted by Mrs. A. S. Rog-
off.
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The season is open for De-
troit's own Irish Sweepstakes now
that the horses are galloping in
the 43-day spring meeting at the
Detroit Race Track.
The "Sweepstakes" is the
Daily Double, a type of wager
that has always attracted the
long shot shooters among the
racing fans because it offers. a
lot for a little if you are lucky
or smart enough to pick the win-
ners of the first two races.
The Daily Double pool is a
separate pari-mutuel pool and
all money wagered in the Double
goes into the pot to be divided
among those who pick the first
two winners. This is usually a
difficult task because the first
two races are usually events for
horses which have either never
won or haven't been to the win-
ner's circle in months.
Detroit fans have shared in
some big double pay-offs. Hardly
a season goes by which does not
see some box-ca• number pay-
offs. None has yet reached the
record of $10,772.40 paid last
season at Chicago's Washington
P,Irk when one man took the
pool, but there have been some
comfortable ones just the same.
YOUNG JUDAEA MAPS PLANS
FOR 32ND ANNUAL CON-
VENTION TO BE HELD JULY
3 TO 7 IN BALTIMORE
NEW YORK.—Combining im-
portant business sessions .on cur-
rent American-Jewish problems
with novel social events and
sight-seeing tours of the nation's
historic landmarks, Young Ju-
daea, the junior affiliate of the
Zionist Organization of America,
will hold its 32nd annual conven-
tion from July 3 to 7 at Hotel
Southern, Baltimore, Md. There
will be delegates from every sec-
tion of the country, representing
more than 25,000 members and
adult leaders of Young Judaea.
EMANUEL SISTERHOOD
The Sisterhood of Congrega-
tion Emanuel will meet in the
social hall of the synagogue,
Monday, May 27, at 2:15 p.
August will see the birth of Miss Florence Weintraub, talent-
the Jewish Readers' Digest, which ed young dramatic artist, will
will be edited by B. Z. Goldberg present dramatic selections and
and David Goldberg . . . The songs in English and in Yiddish.
two Goldbergs, incidentally, are Mrs. William Adelson is presi-
not related to each other.
dent cf the Sisterhood.
May 24 1940
• Playlet, Songs by Refugu;, 0 „
Program
The Woman's Auxiliary
the
United Hebrew Schools will hold
its annual' election meeting and
strawberry festival on Wednes-
day, June 5, at 12:30 noon, in
the social hall of the Shatirey
Zedek.
This annual festival constitutes
the closing feature of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary activities for the
yea v.
A playlet written especially for
this occasion will be staged by
the David W. Simons branch of
the United Hebrew Schools, Mrs,
B. Lehrman is the coach of the
play.
Mrs. A. Roberg, a German-Jew-
ish refugee, who was a music
teacher in one of the Jewish
schools in Stutgart, Germany, will
sing Palestinian and other He-
brew songs.
The present officers of the
Woman's Auxiliary are: Mrs,
Charles Robinson, president; Mrs.
Burt Smokier, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Jack Tobin, second
vice president; Mrs. Herman
Wetsman, third vice president;
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, corre-
sponding secretary; Mrs. Esther
Solomon, assistant corresponding
secretary; Mrs. George M. Rob-
erts, recording secretary; Mrs.
Moe Dan, financial secretary;
Mrs. Morse R. Saulson, treasurer.
Within the Trade Council set-
up, each division was broken
down into individual trades and
professions, headed by trade
MRS. D. LIPPMAN
chairmen. Samuel Gerson led the
Jewelers' team in Mercantile in the social hall of Congregation
Division A. David M. Lieberwitz Bnai David, by the Ladies Auxil-
headed the Shoe team; Ira Braw- iary of Yeshiva Beth Judah. Mrs.
er was in charge of Retail Dry% D. Lippman is chairman. An in-
Goods; Julian H. Krolik and teresting evening is planned. For
Isaac Shetzer were in charge of further information or tickets
Wholesale Dry Goods; Lawrence call Mrs. H. Rottenberg at Town-
W. Crohn of Furniture; Henry send 5-1171.
W. Stark of Luggage and Loans;
Irving Kaufmann and James
Wineman of Department Store IMPORTANT FILMS AT
Employees; Walter J. Mayer of PALMER PARK THEATER
Women's Apparel; Joseph Hart-
Conference
man of Millinery; Benjamin Ein-
horn of Furs; Herbert M. Eiges
Clinv.xing a year of intensive
of Men's Apparel.
effort among the traditional Jew-
In Finance Division B, Nathan
ish communities throughout the
Kaletsky headed the Accountants;
state, the Michigan Synagogue
Maurice M. Axelrod and Joseph
Conference will hold its annual
Camiener headed Insurance; Al-
spring convention Sunday, June
fred I. Dreifus. Loan Companies,
2, at Kraemer's Olympia Hotel
Brokers, Bank Employees; San-
in Mt. Clemens, beginning at 11
ford D. Adler and George Sey-
a.
burn, Real Estate, and Max C.
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
Handler, Property Management.
gregation Bnai Moshe and Cantor
In Division C, Mechanical
Abraham Singer of the Bnai Da-
Trades, Nate Margolis headed the
vid will be guest artists at the
Auto Dealers; William Gershen-
banquet which will be held at
son, Auto Accessories; Esther
7 P. m., culminating the morning
Kramer, Auto Workers; Meyer
and afternoon sessions of the
Shugerman and Morris W. Zack,
congregation delegates and repre ,
Metals; Milton Mahler and Sam-
sentatives of Sisterhoods and La-
uel Rands, Scrap Iron; Abe Kasle,
dies' Auxiliaries, meeting separate-,
Steel; Harvey H. Goldman, Ma-
ly to complete organization of the
chinery; Sam Jacob, Bottles and
Women's Branch, of the confer-
Barrels; Henry Ca•nick, Gas and
ence.
Oil, and David T. Lipton, Tex-
Headquarters of the Michigan
tiles,
Synagogue Conference are main-
In Building Trades Division D,
tained at Congregation Beth Te-
Frank Berman wl Samuel Sara-
filo Emanuel, 1550 Taylor Ave.,
sohti headed the Painters and
Detroit, telephone Trinity 1-2934,
Decorators; Charles N. Agree,
where reservations may. be made
Contractors and Architects; Har-
for the banquet and the conven-
ry Davidson and Harry J. Glass-
tion luncheon to be held at 1:30
er, Plumbers and Supplies; Henry
p. m.
Jassy, Store Fixtures, Electri-
cians and Supplies; David Gold- Raymond Massey as Abraham
Lincoln and Elizabeth Riedon
berg and Harry Jacobson, Coal
as His Step-Mother Sarah, in
and Ice; Abe Rosenberg and
"Abe Lincol n in Illinois"
Herbert Wallace, Hardware, and
. MICHIGAN—James Cagney,
Harry Satovsky and Elconan
Ann Sheridan and Pat O'Brien
Saulson, Real Estate,
The Palmer Park Theater, make up the triple-threat star
In Food Products Division E, Hamilton at Six-Mile Road, an-
cast of the Michigan Theater's
Samuel Markowitz headed the nounces an outstanding program attraction, "Torrid Zone," to-
of
sonic
of
the
most
important
Bakeries; Bernard Komer, Bev-
gether with "Saturday's Chil-
erages; Thomas Borman, Meats; films.
On Sunday and Monday, May d•en," from the Pulitzer Prize
Sol Schayowitz, Groceries and
play by Maxwell Anderson and
Mfg. Agents; Jack Horwitz, 26 and 27, the Palmer Park The- starring John Garfield, Anne
Poultry; Joseph M. Lefkofsky, ater will feature the great and
Delicatessen and Restaurants; sensational film "Grapes of Shirley and Claude Rains.
Harry Ernstein, Tobacco; Albert Wrath," based on John Stein-
UNITED ARTISTS — Vivien
Green, Dairies; Herman Franz- beck's significant story, which
blau, Produce; Jack Robinowitz, won the Pulitzer Award. On the • Leigh makes her first screen up -
Fish; HarryiGolden, Down River same bill will be "A Chump at pearance since "G.T.W.W. " co-
starred with Robert Taylor in
Oxford."
Merchants:
Another very great film, one "Waterloo Bridge," at the United
In Professional Division F,
George M. ,Stutz headed the At- of the best of the year, "Abe Artists Theater. On the same
torneys; Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, Lincoln in Illinois," will be the program are Stan Laurel and
Hebrew Teachers and Rabbis; feature on Thursday, Friday and Oliver Hardy in "Saps at Sea."
Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Dentists and Saturday, May 30 and 31 and
FOX — In "Lillian Russell"
Supplies; Dr. Albert N. P•ussin, June 1. The companion film will
Darryl Zanuck outfits Alice
Optometrists; William I. Boxer- be "My Little Chickadee."
,The film version of "The Faye's glamor girl of the 90's in
man, Social Workers; Dr. A.
re-
Max Kohn and Dr. Harry C. Grapes of Wrath" has Henry the style to which she was
as to
Saltzstein, Doctors; Samuel Ja- Fonda as Tom Joad, Jane Dar- putedly accustomed, both
cobs, Schools; Aaron Silberblatt, well as Ma Joad, John Carradine props and principals. The 20th-
Public Employees; Samuel Bez, as Casey, the preacher, Charley Fox tycoon recreates the fahu-
us era of La Russells ' heyday
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Pharmacists; Miss Eleanor Stan- Grapewin as Grampa, Dori
field, Nurses; Dr. George S. den as Rosasharn, Russell Si
Smp- lo 1 provides Don Ameche, as her
Weiss, Chiropodists, and Dr. Syd- son as Pa Joad, 0. Z. Whitehead ill-fated first husband. Edward
as Al, John Qualen as Muley, Solomon's companion film on the
ney F. Ellias, Osteopaths.
to
In Arts an Crafts Division G, Eddie Quillan as Connie and Zef- program is "Grandpa Goes ,.
Town,"
a
Higgins
family
featur
fie
Tilbury
as
Gramm.
Theodore Steinberg and Henry
A
Acclaimed by critics as a story
Z. Ungar headed the Advertisers
and Publishers; Frank Denison that every American should love Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
and Herman L. Lewis, Jr., Print- and cherish, "Abe Lincoln in
ers; Lewis C. Frank, Paper Prod- Illinois," the Robert E. Sherwood
The concluding affair of ti,
ucts; Mrs. David B. Werbe, Ar- Pulitzer Prize Play, has been
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society is
tists and Musicians; David Idzal brought to the screen with Ray- attracting
a great deal of atten-
and Frank Wetsman, Theaters; mond Massey, brilliant stage and
tion.
This
party
is scheduled for
screen
actor,
in
the
title
role
in
Benjamin H. Craine, Photogra-
18 to be held at Kern's
phers; Victor Zuckerman, Flor- which he won nation-wide ac- June
Auditorium. A dessert luncheon
ists, and George K. Bremen, claim.
is planned to be followed by
Amusements. .
In Services Division H. Henry ors; Morris L. Schauer and Harry g m aam h es. jong, bridge' and other
Cove and Joseph Sandler headed Schumer, Linen Supply; Henry
Members and friends of the
the Cleaners and Dyers; Mrs. Lapides and Jack Lapides, Laun- society
are requested to eserve
Gordon Beswick and Miss Betty dries, Robert Loeyenberg, Fu- Sunday, June 23, for
the a
al
Harley, Beauty Shops and Bar- neral Parlors, and Henry Reese, picnic, to be held at PlyrAout
bers; Samuel A. Granadier, Tail- Mt. Clemens solicitations. Riverside Park.
State Synagogue
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