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Congressional
Record Reprints
Chronicle Article
New Books Added
Plan Bnai Brith's
to Center Library
Bowling Congress
In Detroit Feb. 16
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Leon H. Frank Memorial Fu nd
I. M. HERTZ
the Leon H. Frank Memorial Li-
The National Bnai Brith Bowl-
brary at the Jewish Commun ity ing Congress held a luncheon and
ALEX NICHAMIN
Center has been steadily addi ng conference at the Book-Cadillac
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excellent books to its shelv CS. on Sept. 22, to lay the ground
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The Library is extensively us ed work for the Bowling Congress
by Center members, both as a to be held in Detroit.
The gathering was attended by
reading and study room, and as
a source of reading material f or representatives from Chicago, St. Season's Greetings and Best V
their homes. Average monthly at- Louis, Dayton, Bay City, Grand
tendance at the Center Libra ry Rapids, Toledo, Cleveland, among
during months of activity h as others.
The date of the congress was
been about 1200. The avera ge
number of books borrowed by tentatively decided upon as Feb.
members during each month of 16, and the place the Recreation
TRUCKS—PARTS
Bowling Alleys. It is expected
activity has been about 500.
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Among the several hundr ed that approximately 1000 bowlers
at Warren
books which the Library acquir ed will attend from all sections of
recently both through purcha SC the country, thus making this a
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and through gifts, are a lar ge national Bnai Brith Bowling Con-
number of Yiddish books, anion gress. The executives session was
marked by a particularly spirited
which are the works of Shole
Aleichem, Sholem Asch, Mende le and constructive treatment of the
Moicher Sforim, and other woe ks agenda, which augurs well for the ROSH
HASHONAII
on History, Sociology, Politic al 1Q40-41 Congress.
GREETINGS
The
officers
presiding
were:
Thought, etc. The list of recent ly
acquired books in English is e x- Sam Maza, president, Detroit;
tensive and impressive. Anion g' Louis Lenten, vice president, Chi-
them are the folowing novels b cago; Max Goldhoff, secretary,
SANI-WASH
Sholem Asch: "The Nazarene, Detroit; Morton Betchak, treas-
urer,
Detroit.
"Three Cities," "Salvation," an d
LAUNDRY
"The War Goes On." Other book
recently acquired include:
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"The Magic Mountain" an
"Buddenbrooks" by Thoma Center's Music
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Mann; "Kristin Lavransdater" b y
Appreciation
Group
Sigrid Undset; "Man's Fate" an d
"Man's Hope" by Andre Mal
Meets Wednesday
raux; "Anna Karenina" an d
"War and Peace" by Leo Tol
After a summer of intensiv e
stoi; "Growth of the Soil" b y activity, under the direction o f LE SHONO TOVO TIKO
Knut Hansun; "The Forty Day Larry .Applebaum, the Center'
0 f Musa Dagh" by Franz Werfel
Music Appreciation Group ha
"As a Driven Leaf" by Milto now changed its weekly meetin
Steinberg; "In Polish Woods" b y night from Thursday to Wednes g
Opotashu; "Grapes of Wrath" b y day. The group is now again un
John Steinbeck; "Native Son" b y der the direction of Eugen e
Richard Wright; "The Morta Agins, who prepares the pro
Storm" by Phyllis Bottome grams, and brings in occasiona 1
'GENERAL WRECKING
"Escape" by Ethel Vance; "Th e lectures on subjects of special
Revolution of Nihilism" by Her musical interest.
CONTRACTORS
mann Rauschnigg; "The Comin g
The program of the Music Ap-
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Struggle for Latin America" b y preciation Group has been of a
Carlton Beals; "Group Educatim varied kind. The group gather s • 6025 E. McNICHOLS ROAD
for a Democracy" by Willia m at 9 p. m. in the Adult Lounge,
Kilpatrick: "Intelligence in th e and listens to a program of re
Modern World" by John Dewey corded classical music. One full
"The Decline of the West" by length symphony, and othe r
A Ham)), New Year
Oswald Spengler.
shorter works, symphonic, instru-
The Center library is open on mental, operatic, and recordings
week days from 2:30 to 10 p.m., by solo vocalists are featured at
on Saturdays from 7 to 10 p. m., each' meeting.
and on Sundays from 12 noon to
There will be an extension and
n. m. The Center library will intensification of the group's pro-
'V elcome additional gifts of books.
gram during the current season.
number of lecturers, who are
M rs. Paul R. Freeman Elect- A
authorities in some field of mu-
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sic, have been engaged to deliver
ed President of Hebrew
illustrated talks on subjects in
Ladies Aid Society
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their field. There will be two
The last meeting of the Hebrew talks on two of Wagner's operas
JOHN T. RANC1'
Ladies Aid Society was devoted by Mr. Fred Butzel. The talks
to the annual election of offi- will be illustrated by Mr. Butzel
cers, resulting as follows:. Mrs. at the piano. Mrs. Abraham Coo-
Paul R. Freeman, who had served per, chairman of the Center's
four successive terms as record- 'Music Committee, and well-
ing secretary, was elected presi- known vocalist in Detroit musical Season's Greetings and Best Wishes
dent; Mrs. Joe Rosenthal and circles, will present to the group
Mrs. Louis Kepes, first and sec- an illustrated talk on Lieder,
ond, vice- presidents; Mrs. J. Ar- both German and those of other
The Lepire Paper
thus Schiff, recording secretary; ntaionlities. Kurtz Meyer, staff
Mrs. Chas. Berkowitz. re-elected member of the music room in the
and Twine Co.
financial secretary; Mrs. Allen Detroit Public Library, will de-
Janawitz, corresponding secre- liver a series of talks on a num-
tary; Mrs. David Muller, retained ber of subjects.
Wrapping Paper, Twine, Bags
as treasurer; Mrs,. Ethel Good-
The Music Appreciation Group
man, remains conductress, and is free to Center members. A col-
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Mrs. Joe Einzig, inner guard.
Mrs. Ben Wiatrak is chairman lection of recorded music is be-
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of the visiting committee. with ing built up in the Center in
Mrs. Ziegler and Mrs. G. Rotten- connection with this activity. The
first item in the collection was a
berg assisting her.
Formal installation of officers gft by Mrs. Abraham Cooper,
will be announced in a subsequent which consisted of the 12 albums Season's Greetings and Best Wisho
issue.
of recorded music which were
There will be a business meet- distributed in Detroit last spring
ing of the society on Wednesday by the Michigan Committee for
Hammerstein's
afternoon, Oct. 9, at the Dexter- Music Appreciation. Additional
Lawrence Hall.
gifts of fine recorded music will
Drugs
be appreciated by the Center in
Guests Have Their Health its effort to develop an ever-
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growing music department.
Restored at Kraemer's
Two Stores:
We Deliver
Congressman Clarence J. Mc-
Leod of Detroit on Sept. 23 in-
serted in the Congressional Rec-
ord the article that appeared in
the Purely Commentary Column
(by Philip Slomovitz) of The De-
troit Jewish Chronicle of Sept.
13 under the heading "Nazi Re-
vival of Yellow Badge."
In an introduction to his ex-
tension of remarks incorporating
this article in the Congressional
Record, Congressman McLeod
wrote:
"This article portrays the ne-
cessity of spreading good will
among our fellow men rather
than encouraging the class hat-
red which has been springing up,
particularly in the last few
years."
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Among the many thousands
who have found relief in the
Mt. Clemens mineral baths, prob-
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than Mandal Mandel, Toronto
business man, who, brought here
three weeks ago in a serious con-
dition, and after a course of
baths at Kraemer's Olympic
Baths, left last week restored to
health after a severe case of
arthritis.
His attendant was
Archie Boyer.
Taking the baths was not a
new experience for Mandel. He
has made nine trips here, the
last being in 1930. On each trip,
he states, he has been helped.
In Toronto, Mandel is the head
of the M. Mandel & Sons, a well
known lumber concern.
In speaking of his experience
with the mineral baths Mandel
said: "It's wonderful to feel good
again, and I cannot say too much
for the mineral waters you have
here."
Gifts to North End Clinic
North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
For the recovery of David Marx
from Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell B.
Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert H. Warner.
For the recovery of Mrs. Phil-
lip Stern from Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell B. Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner.
In memory of Osman Fisher
from Mr. and Mrs. Julian G.
Wolfner; in memory of Bern-
hardt Miller from Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell B. Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner; in
memory of Mrs. Fannie Mendel-
son, from Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
B. Robinson and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert H. Warner.
For the Supplementary Medical
Assistance Fund for Children: In
memory of Jacob Sherman from
Mr. and Mrs. David Rubin.
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New Year Greetings and Best
Wishes to the Entire Jewish
Community
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