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Hindus to Address
Dinner-Dance of the
Y. P. T. C Sunday Temple Men's Club
Wednesday, Oct. 30
Inaugurating a new custom of
having informal Sunday night
The cultural committee of De- supper-dances in the social hall
troit Lodge No. 55, Knights of at Temple Beth El throughout
Pythias, announces that an open the year, Young People's Temple
meeting will be held at Detroit
Lodge Castle Hall on Erskine and
John R. St., on Tuesday, Oct.
15, at 8 p. m. John L. Zurbrick,
district director of immigration
of the Department of Justice, will
be the guest speaker on the sub-
ject "Fifth Column Activity and
the Alien Registration Act of
1940."
Chancellor Commander Louis
Wechsler, in behalfof the lodge,
urges all members, their wives,
friends, and general public, to
attend. These cultural meetings
are to be held monthly. Men of
prominence in public and civic
affairs are scheduled to be pres-
ent to discuss topics of the day.
On Tuesday, Oct. 22, the third
degree will be conferred on a
class of new candidates.
Nathan Waterstone, chairman
of the third degree team, an-
nounces the formation of a new
team to exemplify the rank of
Knight. Members wishing to par-
ticipate in this work can com- MISS JANE UNTERBERGER
municate with the chairman.
Club will hold the first one this
Sunday, Oct. 13, at 5:30 p. m.
CARD OF THANKS
Rabbi Selwyn D. Russlander, who
is conducting the High Holy Days
The family of the late Mrs. services in the social hall at the
Harry Harris gratefully acknowl- Temple, will be the guest speaker.
edge with thanks the many kind
Miss Jane Unterberger and
expressions of sympathy tendered Miss Bertha Goldhoff, co-chair-
them during their late bereave- men of the social committee, are
ment. Special thanks to Rabbi in charge of this event. Reserva-
Rosenthal.
tions must be made in advance
by calling Miss Goldhoff, Uni-
versity 3-2210, or Miss Miriam
Savage, Hogarth 8709. This af-
fair is open to members only and
those accompanied by members.
Oct. 27 is the date set for the
general meeting in the 3•d Floor
Chapel. The state regional con-
vention of Temple youths is
planned for Nov. 3.
Regular activities begin this
Monday with the opening of Beth
El College of Jewish Studies and
the opening of the gym for bad-
minton.
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October. 11, 1940
Maurice Hindus will speak at
Temple Beth El on Wednesday
evening, Oct. 30. His subject will
be "Hitler and Stalin—Are They
Friends or Enemies."
Mr. Hindus, who declines being
called a "forecaster of current
events", has nevertheless made
some amazing longrange political
predictions. In one of his broad-
casts from Prague at the time,
he emphasized that Munich
meant not "peace in our time"
nor "peace for 25 years" but im-
mediate warfare. He is one of the
few men in journalism who, since
the Russo-German pact, has point-
ed to it, not as a pact of peace,
or a military alliance, but an
"armistice, at the expiration of
which, war between the two ,js
inevitable."
An author, journalist and radio
commentator of world-wide fame,
Mr. Hindus has always been
known as one of the few real
authorities on present-day Russia.
Combining this knowledge with
his recent experiences in Germany
and German-occupied territory
has probably made Mr. Hindus
one of the best qualified Russo-
German observers in the world
today.
To millions of Americans, Mr.
Hindus is best known for his
nightly radio broadcasts from
Prague during the Czechoslovak-
ian crisis that preceded the Mu-
nich Pact. To countless other, his
many books have made him the
outstanding American authority
on Russia and Russian agrarian
conditions.
His latest book, "Vain Is Your
Fury", which derives its title
from the words in a Czech battle
hymn, is now in the hands of his
publishers.
Mr. Hindus appears as the first
speaker on the annual Men's
Club of. Temple Beth El Lecture
Series. He will be followed by
Pierre van Paassen, on Dec. 4,
and II. R. Knickerbocker, on
Feb. 19.
Leo I. Franklin is in charge of
the Hindus lecture, which will be
followed by a question period.
Mr. Franklin is being assisted by
Ben Wilk, Murray Sutkin, Gabriel
Yom Kippur Services Alexander.
Philip Marcuse and
Thal.
At the Bnai Moshe Norman
Tickets for the Hindus leeturg
are on sale at 50c each at Grin-
At Congregation Bnai Moshe lien's and at the office of Temple
Yom Kippur services, Cantor Da- Beth El. ,
vid Katzman and a choir unclo-
the direction of Nathan Turbow- Variety Club and Teachers'
sky will lead in prayer.
Assn. Tag Day Oct. 15
Rabbi Moses Fischer chose
for School Children's
"The Sabbath of Sabbaths" as
the subject of his Kol Nidre ser-
Fund
mon Friday night. Rabbi Jacob
The Detroit Variety Club, an
J. Nathan will preach on "Faith
—The Hope of the World" Satur- organization composed of the men
day morning.
identified with the operation of
Services on Saturday will begin motion picture theaters and the
at 7 a. m. Yizkor prayers will be sale of motion picture films in this
said in the forenoon.
territory, is sponsoring the sec-
The Junior Congregation will ond annual tag day for the School
conduct separate services. in the Children's Food and Clothing
Harry Rosman Assembly Hall at Fund. The date set for the tag
10 and 12 a. in. and 2 and 4 p. m. day is Tuesday, Oct. 15, and the
goal is $50,000. The two asso-
ciated organizations fostering the
Mme. Schiaparelli Opens drive are the Detroit Teachers'
Association and the Volunteers of
Fisher Town Hall Series
America.
on Wednesday
Last year the Detroit Variety
"Clothes Make the Woman" Club raised $35,525 for the fund,
will be the subject of Mme. Elsa and its members contributed the
Schiaparelli, world-famous cou- entire cost of the campaign. The
turier, who will open the Detroit amount raised made possible the
of 305.767 lunches to
Town Hall season in the Fisher serving
needy school children during the
Theater next Wednesday, Oct. year and 56,884 servings of milk
16. at 11 a. m.
and crackers to the, kindergarden
Schiaparelli wields a tremen- pupils. Also, there was
w a general
dous influence on current fash- distribution of clothing through
ions. It was she who created the the Volunteers of America. Boys
broad shoulderline so important and girls shoes to the extent of
today, and the popular cigarette 5,979 pairs were given children.
silhouette. Also stemming from 941 sweaters, 2,691 pairs of boy's
her Paris shop is the doll hat, knickers and longies, 2,570 boy ,
bureau drawer pockets,
and gilrs coats, 4,958 suits of
boys and girls underwear and
Rabbi M. Rappaport to De- more than 7,000 pairs of stock-
ings were distributed. In all 35,-
liver Sermons on
594 articles of clothing were
Yom Kippur
placed on the backs of needy
children in order to make it pos-
Rabbi M. Rappaport, popularly sible for them to attend school
styled the "Bialystoker Shtot Ma- regularly.
gid." who has been heard in De-
This year Edgar E. Kirchner
troit for the past few weeks, will of the Variety Club is again at
deliver the sermon before Kol the head of the drive as chair-
Nidre at the Beth Abraham Syna- man. The honorary chairmen are
gogue on Lindoow Ave.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries and
He will also speak at the same Frank Cody, superintendent of
synagogue on Yom Kippur morn- schools. Co-chairman with Mr.
ing immediately preceding Yizkor Kirchner is Lt. Vol. Leo R. Kelly
services at approximately 11 a. m. of the Volunteers of America. The
The Magid will conduct Yom chairman of the Women's Com-
Kippur services at the Bnai Ja- mittee is Mrs. Sid A. Erwin,
cob Synagogue, 12517 Linwood.
with Mrs. Emma A. Fox honorary
chairman of that division, while
Mrs. Medic C. Brady is the ex-
VOTE FOR
ecutive secretary.
Theodore I. Fry
Among the team leaders is Mrs.
Klein, representing the
State Treasurer—Democrat Maurice
League of Jewish Women.