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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

November 8, 1940

Banquet to Honor
H. Leavic Nov. 15

"Most Valuable"

Eminent Poet to Be Honored
at Event at Workmen's
Circle Building

Rosenberg to Speak
Forum of "Youth
Speaks" on Nov. 17 To Zedakah Nov. 11

Zedakah Club will present
"The Present Role of Youth in
a Democracy" will be the subject Aaron Rosenberg, well known
of the first town-hall forum, spon- Detroit author and poet, in a
sored by the "Youth Speaks"
Committee, the representative or-
ganization of 24 leading Jewish
youth organizations, to be held on
Sunday, Nov. 17, at 8:30 p. m.,
in the auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center, Woodward at
Holbrook.
The three youth discussants are
Sylvia Berris, Boaz Siegel and
Joseph Zwerding.
I. Murray Jacobs, chairman of
the "Youth Speaks" Committee,
will be chairman of the evening.
After the discussion, there will
be a social hour and dancing. The
community is invited to attend.
The Windsor Jewish Youth
Council is a new affiliate of the
"Youth Speaks" Committee.

The Detroit Sholem Aleichem
Institute is arranging a special
reception for the eminent Jewish
writer, H. Leavic, on Friday,
Nov. 15, at the Workmen's Cir-
cle, on the occasion of the pub-
lication of the first books of the
complete edition of his works.
H. Leavic occupies a singular
position in Yiddish literature,
and during the past 25 years
rose to a position of prominence
among Yiddish writers.
On the occasion of the present
visit of the artist, an elaborate
program of distinguished artists
will be brought forth and pre-
pared by the Sholem Aleichem
Institute. The highlight of the
evening will be the reading of
an unpublished poem of H. Lea-
vie, "Ballad of Hopes," and the
general public and intellectual
Yiddish speaking public is in-
vited to participate in this cele-
bration.
Tickets may be purchased at
the door or from members of
the Sholem Aleichem Institute.

Neugarten Sunshine
Club

"HANK" GREENBERG

Henry Greenberg, giant Tiger

J.W.E.W.O. to Meet Next left fielder, was again named the
most valuable player in the Amer-
Monday

Mrs. K. Rosenblatt of 2021
Gladstone Ave., will be hostess
to the North Woodward branch
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization at a meet-
ing on Monday, Nov. 11, at 1
o'clock. Mrs. S. M. Shore, presi-
dent, will preside and Mrs. Rosen-
blatt will give a report of the
luncheon bridge and Mah jong
party held at the Workmen's Cir-
cle on Oct. 28, of which she was
chairman. Mrs. Rosenblatt thanks
members and friends who partici-
pated in making this affair a suc-
cess.
Mrs. A. Gleicher, general chair-
man of the eighth annual donor
luncheon scheduled for Jan. 7, at
the Shaarey Zedek, announces
progress in arrangements.

FOR SALE—APARTMENTS

ican League.
"Hank" scored 292 points in
the decision of baseball writers.
Bob Feller of the Cleveland In-
dians ran second with 222 points.
He received 16 first place votes,
seven seconds and one sixth.
Greenberg's record includes:
Runs batted in, 150; home runs,
-11; batting average, .340, the
highest in his career.

Yeshiva Beth Judah to Have
Annual Donor Dinner
Dec. 1

At the "'next meeting of the
Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Judah,
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 12,
at the Yeshiva meeting hall,
further plans for the annual .
donor dinner will be discussed.
The dinner will take place Sun-
day evening, Dec. 1, at the Bnai
David Social Hall. An invitation
is extended to all Jewish organi-
zations to be represented at this
affair.
The Hebrew Talmudic Academy
Yeshiva Beth Judah has recently
been re-organized under the lead-
ership of its new dean, Rabbi Dr.
Samson R. Weiss, who was head
of a large seminary in Germany
before coming to this country sev-
eral years ago. The enrollment
at the school, which gives the
students an intensive education in
Bible and Talmud, has jumped to
almost 100 in the first few weeks
of the new term.
For reservations for the dinner
call Mrs. P. Rottenberg, presi-
dent, at To. 5-1171.

Trees Planted 'in
Palestine Forests

The Jewish National Fund
Council of Detroit announces the
planting of trees in Palestine
forests as follows:
In the J. H. Ehrlich Forest:
One tree in memory of Benjamin
Frumin, by Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Krause; one tree in memory of
Benjamin Frumin, by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Loenberg; one tree
in memory of Dr. Jacob Berris
and one tree in memory of Mrs.
Fredel Mendelsohn, by Dr. and
Mrs. Nathan H. Goldberg.
In the Fred M. Butzel Forest.
One tree honoring recovery of
B. Harrison, by Ladies' Auxil-
iary of J. N. F.; one tree in
memory of Benjamin Frumin, by
Zedakah Club; one tree in mem-
ory of Mrs. Ida Eisman, by Jew-
ish Women's Welfare Organiza-
tion, North Woodward Branch;
two trees in memory of Sam
Watnick on his Yahrzeit, by his
children, Louis, Phyllis and Ar-
thur.
To plant trees in Palestine
Forests call the chairman of the
tree committee of the Jewish
National Fund Council of De-
troit, Mrs. Alexander W. Sand-
ers, Hogarih 0967, 12342 Broad-
street.

The board of directors of the
Neugarten Sunshine Club met
Nov. 2 at the Jewish Community
Center. a generous contribution
to the Community Fund was ap-
proved by the board.
Mrs. Fred Gross made a spe-
cial request for new dresses for
school-age girls, to aid in the
Goodfellows drive. Mrs. Jacob
Newman conducted the meeting.
The following contributions
are acknowledged: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rothstein, in memory of
Benjamin Frumin; Mr. A. Otten-
berg, in memory of Charles Si-
mons; Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Roe,
in memory of Louis Heidenreich;
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Roe, in
memory of Sol Ginsburg; Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Hirschfield, in
memory of Joseph Seigel; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Daneman, in
memory of Joseph Seigel; Mrs.
Rosa Haas, commemorating one
year in the United States.

GIFTS TO NORTH END
CLINIC

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In honor of Bar Mitzvah of
Dale Silverberg, from Miss So-
phie Levine and Mrs. H. Levine;
in honor of birthday of Louis
Davidson, from Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Frank; in memory of
Joseph Siegel, from Mr. and Mrs.
Sam J. Dreyfoos; in memory of
Sara and Samuel Shaffer, from
Miss Rena Shaffer; in memory
of Mrs. Bessie Perelman of
Cleveland, from Kadimah Club.

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our Facts. and Figures.

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MRS. I. D. HERTZ

group of readings from his own
book.
The public is invited to this
meeting which will be held on
Monday evening, Nov. 11, at the
home of Mrs. Litman Gould,
17577 Northlawn Ave.
Mrs. I. M. Hertz is chairman
of the souvenir book for the
ninth annual donor luncheon.
She may be reached at Town-
send 8-2849.

Social Meeting of Hebrew
Ladies' Aid Society
Nov. 13

Until Dec. 18 all efforts of
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
will be concentrated on the
eighth annual donor luncheon to
be held at Lacher's. At a com-
mittee meeting held at the home
of Mrs. Manuel Engel, general
chairman, Mrs. I. Auslander, re
ported progress.
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13,
an open social meeting will be
held. A brief business meeting,
at 1:30, will be followed by
cards and mah jong. The after-
noon will be concluded with re-
freshments.

15% Net

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48 furn. apts. Stoker. Ele-
vator. New refrig, new
stoves, new carpets. De-
flated price only $60,000
or 30% of normal market.

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net on entire
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former market value. All
newly decorated. Complete-
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$10,000 down. Near Wayne
University.

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In answer to a call issued by
.'The Human
the Youth Committee of the
Monster'
Zionist Council of Detroit, lead-
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ers and members of all Zionist
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youth groups will meet on Sun-
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day, Nov. 10„ at 2:30 p. m. The
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meeting, which will be in the
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form of a town hall discussion,
will take place on Taylor, corner
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the name "Know Your Zionist
Cordially invites you to be present
Youth". It is the plan of the
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sponsoring committee to continue
this contact between Zionist
youth through a city-wide Zion-
Annual Donor Luncheon
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cation this Sunday will take the
initial steps to form such a I a Tuesday, Nov. 19, 12:30, Masonic Temple
council.
Guest Speaker: FATHER FLANAGAN of "BOY'S TOWN"
A dramatic monologue will be
given by a member of Avukah.
Fashion Show by J. L. Hudson Co.
A group of Young Judaea girls
Entertainment by MISS SADIE COOPER. Violinist
will present dances. The choral
group of Hashomer Hatzair will
and a TRIO ENSEMBLE
Young People's Temple sing new songs and lead the
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group in singing.
Club to Stage Two

Plays Nov. 24

The Young People's Temple

officers are: President, Han-
Jr. Congregation of Shaarey Club
ley Rosenberg; vice president,
Zedek Elects Officers
Rodelle Broder; treasurer, Lee

At a meeting held Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 3, in the Shaarey
Zedek, attended by several hun-
dred members and friends of the
Junior Congregation. The follow-
ing officers were elected oi the
ensuing year: President, Harvey
Weisberg; vice-president, Stan-
ford Wallace; secretary, Judith
Jacobs, Sam Krohn, Don Schiller,
Alfred Shevin, Hubert Sidlow,
Rose Stolsky, Marcia Tobin and
Miriam Tobin.
At the services to be held Sab-
bath, Nov. 9, at 0:30 a. in., in
the Kate Frank Memorial Build-
ing, the Biblical portion will be
given by Judith Jacobs and the
Prophetical portion will be dis-

"Know Your Zionist Youth"
Assembly on Sunday

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Fulton Lewis to Address
Fisher Town Hall
on Nov. 13

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Fulton Lewis, Jr., national af-
fairs commentator, who broad-
casts nightly from Washington
over Mutual Broadcasting Sys-
tem's coast-to-coast network, will 0
be the Detroit Town Hall speaker
in the Fisher Theater next 0
Wednesday, Nov. 13, at 11 a. m.
His subject will be "What's Hap-
pening in Washington."
The brilliant news analyst who
was selected by columnists Pear-
son and Allen as radio news-
caster of the year, will discuss 0
the after-results of the election in
the nation's capital, and will dis-
cuss some of the problems to be
faced in the months ahead.
A native and resident of the
District of Columbia, Lewis
knows Washington politics from
the ground up. As head of the
Washington Bureau of Universal
Philomathic Debating Club
News Service from 1929 to 1937
Philomathic Debating Club met he covered every type of news 0
Sunday at the David B. Simons beat.
branch, United Hebrew Schools.
IN MEMORIAM
Speeches of the correct method
In loving memory of our dear
of preparing and presenting ora-
tions, debates and interpretative daughter and sister, Mildred
reading were given by Morris Stahl Mellen, who passed away
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Green, Norman Leemon and two years ago, Nov. 8, 1938.
Seymour Goldman, each experts What would we give to clasp her hand 0
Her happy face to see.
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in their field.
hear her voice and see her smile
Preparations are being made To That
meant so much to us.
for the club's annual oratorical
Sadly missed by her parents
contest, to be held at the end
and sister.
of next month.

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Shower
Curtains

Waldbott; secretary, Miriam
Savage; board, Henry Cohn,
Jane Unterberger, Bertha Gold-
hoff, Lorraine Wolf, Harold Kal-
etsky, Charles Canvasser, Jack
Davidson, Kal Gladstone, Shirley
Bessman, Peggy Mann, Sherwin
Davidson, Marion Kollin.
The drama group will present
two plays on Nov. 24. In "A Mat-
ter of Husbands," the cast will
be Gertrude Leve and Edith
Kosit. In the cast of "Old
Moore's Almanac" are Peggy
Mann, Joseph Stone, Anita Co-
hane, Sherwin Davidson and Isa-
bel! Gorosh. The drama group
meets every Tuesday evening and
has scheduled a group of serious
dramatic -,-;orks for both discus-
sion and production.

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