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August 30, 1940

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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JABOTINSKY MEMORIAL MEETING
Rabbi A. M. Hershman Memorial for Rabbi
TO BE HELD AT SHAAREY ZEDEK Guest Speaker at the Grodziensky Monday Re-Upholster
YOUR OCCASIONAL
A memorial meeting in tribute weeks. Further announcements Sisterhood's Luncheon
The Detroit Council of Ortho-

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to the late Vladimir Jabotinsky, will be made next week.
Speakers at .
meeting will
brilliant leader who passed away include nationally the
prominent lead-
three weeks ago, is planned by ers in the New Zionist Organ-
the New Zionist Organization of ization which superseded the Re-
Detroit. Other Zionist groups will visionist organization, and local
asked to participate in this leaders. Spokesmen for several
be
parties in Zionism will appear on
tribute.
The meeting will be held at the program at the memorial
the Shaarey Zedek within two meeting.

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Trees Planted In
Palestine Forests

The Jewish National Fund
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Council of Detroit announces
the
planting of trees i n forests in
Palestine, as follows:
In the Butzel Forest: Two
trees in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Caden, by J. N. W. Al-
liance Branch 79 (Avrunin
branch) ; one tree in honor of
new-born son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Polinsky, by Ladies Aux-
iliary of J. N. F.; one tree in
honor of new-born (laughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Finkel], by Ladies
Auxiliary of J. N. F.
In J. II. Ehrlich Forest: One
tree in memory of Mrs. Ella La-
vine by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Isaacs; two trees in memory of
Mrs. Lillian Lapides, by Dr. and
Mrs. Leonard Sidlow; three trees
in honor of 25th wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Stone by Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Radner.
To plant trees in Palestine for-
ests, call Mrs. Alexander W. San-
ders, HO. 0967, 12342 Broad-
street.

Infants Service Group
Will Hear Judge
Healy on Sept. 16

An open meeting of the In-
fants Service Group will be held
Monday, Sept. 16, at 1:30 p. m.,
at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
Mrs. Betty Young and Mrs.
Fay Wagner, co-chairmen, have
made arrangements for an ad-
dress by Judge D. J. Healy, of
Probate Court, on the subject
"Child Welfare."
This meeting is being held for
the purpose of enlisting new mem-
bers who are interested in aid-
ing infants of indigent parents
of Detroit.
The Infants Service Group sup-
plies these infants, from birth
until the age of two years, with
layettes, cribs, buggies, batho-
nettes, hospitalization, milk and
all foods.
For further information, call
Mrs. M. M. Schare, president,
Vermont 5-2441.

Questions Motives of Jewish
American Youth Council

HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
TO HEAR JUDGE HEALY
AT MEETING ON SEPT. 9

The Home Relief society will
hold its first meeting of the sea-
son on Monday, Sept. 9, at 7:30
p. m., at the Detroit News Radio
Station, WWJ. on Lafayette
Blvd. Mrs. Harry Shulman and
Mrs. Al Weisman will be the
chairmen of the evening.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, pro-
gram chairman, announces that
an interesting program has been
arranged. Judge D. J. Healy
will be the guest, and he will
conduct a "Mock Trial."
Mrs. Samuel Arkin, president,
extends an invitation to all
friends and members to attend
this meeting. Inasmuch as •thy'
WWJ auditorium closes at 10 p.
m. guests are requested to be
there promptly at 7:30 p. m. in
order that they may enjoy the
full program.

Ellstein for State
Representative on
Democratic Ticket

Jacob Ellstein was drafted to
run for State Representative by
many labor and liberal leaders
in the city of Detroit. They
knew Ellstein who has been in
the labor movement for the past
15 years not only enjoys a splen-
did record and reputation, but
has also become thoroughly inti-
mate with the problems of the
state, particularly as the rep-
resentative for industrial legis-
lation.
He has always been known to
fight consciously any and all
undemocratic bills, such as the
one designed to register and fin-
gerprint aliens; and was a fac-
tor in aiding and abetting legis-
lative platforms that were to the
benefit of all liberal and demo-
cratic principles.
While with the A. F. of L. he
was selected to sit in an sessions
dealing with industrial problems,
and was one that never resorted
to extreme methods but always
tried conciliatory means to gain
results and has ever been suc-
cessful negotiating at conference
tables with employers. He is still
considered the ace negotiator with
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of America in Detroit of which
organization he is Assistant Man-
ager. He played a major part
in stabilizing and bringing about
peace and harmony to the Clean-
ing and Dyeing industry which
he represents here in Detroit.
Ellstein has been a member of
Bnai Moshe for many years. He
participated in the work of the
Jewish Labor Committee and the
Jewish National Workers Alli-
ance, who went on record unani-
mously to endorse him.
His experience and reputation
for fair dealing, should certainly
warrant him as a fit candidate
for State Representative at Lans-
ing next term.

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
By chance, I happened to drop
into a committee meeting of the
Jewish American Youth Council.
To my surprise, they go on rec-
ord as being against the con-
scription bill.
During the course of the meet-
ing I tried to ask why this stand
was being taken. I received no
explanation.
I would like to use your publi-
cation to press the Jewish Amer-
ican Youth Council to express
their views and reasons for such
a stand as they have taken.
To my way of thinking it would
be well for every person to un-
derstand and realize this serious
matter. If I may add, I am
writing this to your paper in
hopes that person or persons of
affluence will recognize the seri- Council Juniors
ousnes s of this matter, and, in
Resume Activities
some way try to take some hand
in the wanderings of this Jewish
At Meeting Sept. 15
Youth organization.
I au i just going to sign this—
The National Council of Jew-
a Real True Jewish American.
ish Juniors will resume activities
—A. L. S.
for the 1940-1941 season on Sun-
day, Sept. 15, at a general meet-
Gifts to the Flint Chapter of ing.
This opening meeting, sched-
Hadassah in Memory of
uled to be held in the Bagley
Mrs. Alma Buckner
Room of Hotel Statler, will fol-
low the precedent of previous
Flint chapter of Hadssah re- years and present to members
ceived contributions in memory and their friends a fashion show.
of Mrs.
Alma Buckner, as fol-
Misses Dorothy Yura and Har-
lows
:
riet Mishy, as co-chairmen of the
For Youth Aliyah from Miss social committee, are working
Anna R. Goldstein and Mr. and with Miss Edith Sarasohn, chair-
Mrs. B. Goldstein of Pontiac; men of the program committee,
Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Voss of in making complete arrangements
Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. Murl Voss for the show.
of Pontiac.
The organization's summer ac-
For Child Welfare. from Peo- tivities were confined primarily
ples State Loan of Highland to the operation of its nursery
Park, Nlich.
school.

Mrs. Maurice H. Zackheim will
officially take up her duties as
president of the Sisterhood of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
Monday, Sept. 9. This first meet-
ing will be in the form of a
get-together luncheon in the so-
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MRS. M. H. ZACKHEIM

cial hall of the synagogue. Since
it is to be catered, reservations
must be made through the chair-
man, Mrs. Marris Blumberg, TO.
8-4047, her co-chairman, Mrs.
Simon Shetzer, TO. 8-1909, or
the synagogue office, TY. 4-6200.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman will be
guest speaker. Cantor Jacob
Sonenklar will render a group
of songs, accompanied by Miss
Lillian Robbins. I. Shetzer and
Rabbi Morris Adler will bring
greetings from the synagogue.
A special invitation to wives
of synagogue members who have
not as yet enrolled as members
of the Sisterhood has been prof-
fered by the Membership Com-
mittee. This committee is head-
ed by Mrs. Samuel Rubiner, and
her vice-chairmen are Mesdames
Thomas Marwil, Herman Wets-
man, David Lipton, Sidney Stone,
A. M. Hershman, Saul Saulson,
Seymour Frank, Nat Bronstein,
Arthur Ginsberg and Charles
Steinberg.
Mrs. Ralph Davidson, chairman
of the committee on plan and
scope, announces that her com-
mittee, consisting of Mesdames
David S. Diamond, Herbert War-
ner, Aaron Carlstein, Morris Ad-
ler, Nathan Simons, Sidney Stone,
Charles Rosenblatt, Theodore Le-
vin, Seymour Frank, Jack Ber-
ger, Leon Zechman, Aaron Sil-
berblatt, Leonard Sidlow and
Abraham Cooper, have planned
an interesting year of activities.

Fraser Endorsed
For Congress Seat

dox Rabbis (Vaad Ho-Rabbonim)
has set aside Monday, Sept, 2,
E•ev Rosh Chodesh Ellul, Sept. 2,
day of mourning for the passing
of the sainted Hebrew scholar and
leader of Eastern European
Jewry, Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grod-
ziensky of Vilno. A joint memor-
ial service for the worshippers
of all Detroit synagogues, mark-
ing the completion of "sh'loshim"
since the departure of the great
Gaon, will be held at 6:00 p.
m. on Monday, in Congregation
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson Avenues.
The program of the memorial
meeting will include the recita-
tion of Yom Kippur Koton and
Mincha services in keeping with
the ritual, brief addresses by
several members of the local
Rabbinite on the personality and
activities of the departed sage,
and the hanting "El Mole Rach-
'mim" and appropriate psalms by
Cantor H. Schulsinger, new Cha-
zon of Emanuel synagogue.
The services will be concluded
at 8 o'clock. The general public
is invited.

Zviller Society Card
Party on Sept. 9

The Besie Sorin Zviller Ladies
Aid Society will meet Wednes-
day, Sept. 4, at 1 p. m., at the
home of Mrs. Reisen, 2974 Elm-
hurst Ave., for the purpose of
making plans for the card party
to take place on Monday, Sept.
9, in Kern's Auditorium. For in-
formation call Mrs. Pevin, pres-
ident, Townsend 8-6849.

Don't expect Jack Benny's Mary
Livingston to do very much radio
work this winter . . She'll be
very busy preparing a bassinet.

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WHEN THE CLOCK POINTS
TO MIDNIGHT .. .

and you're on your way home from the theater or perhaps

a "drive stop in at Detroit's most popular rendevoux—where

Archie C. Fraser is widely en-
between mouthfuls of delicious sandwiches you can talk about
dorsed for the Republican nomi-
the events of the day.
nation for U. S. House of Rep-
resentatives, in the 15th District,
PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE
to be voted on at the Primaries
Just Phone Trinity 2-9366
Sept. 10.
Archie C. Fraser won the Fif-
teenth District Republican nomi-
nation in 1938. This was Fra-
ser's first bid for elective office.
The Fraser family settled in
12TH at HAZELWOOD
Detroit in 1845 and Archie's
grandfather, the late Judge Wil-
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Emscommusnammommaillmitimirdillinturiumumemummoilluzamomizzommulm
liam J. Fraser, a Civil War vet-
eran, was a prominent resident
and business man at Fort and
19th Sts., at the turn of the cen-

HARRY BOESKY

tury.

Archie C. Fraser, 38, gradu-
ated from Northwestern High
school in 1921 and attended De-
troit City College, now Wayne
University. He lives in the heart
of the 15th District, at 3752
Vicksburg Ave., with his wife,
who was born in the district, and
their two children, age 12 and
14, who attend school in the dis-
trict. By countless ties of asso-
ciation, acquaintance and friend-
ship, Archie Fraser is bound to
this district and has always held

the interests of its people first
in his mind.

Alfred Niezychowski Can-
didate for Legislature

Niezychowski,
well
Alfred
known in Detroit as a lecturer,
who has appeared before mny
organizations, is a candidate for
the State Legislture on the Dem-
ocratic ticket.

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