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November 22, I c40

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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Rabbi Haas Coming
Lecture Wednesday
Jr. Service Group
By Dr. A. A. Werner In Behalf of Jewish
To See Palestine
(Continued from Page 1)
Publication Society
Movie on Sunday Members of the medical and
tered remains of the French Re-

DE GAULLE

Relatives Seek M. Buskier
in Detroit

The whereabouts of M. Buskier,
whose address was originally
given at 2325 W. Grand Ave.,
Detroit, is sought here by hi s
relative, Moszek Szperling, Pier-
ackiego, No. 43, Chmielnik, Po-
land, through the World Jewish
Congress. The search for Mr.
Buskier's whereabouts is being
made by the American Jewish
Congress. Those knowing where
he can he located are asked to
communicate with the Detroit
Chapter of the Congress, 10•II
Penobscot Bldg., Cherry 6559.

allied professions are invited to
public."
Rabbi Louis J. Haas, well
"A Homeland in the Making," hear Dr. A. A. Werner, of St.
"Because France had a long
the motion picture which the De- Louis, assistant professor of in- known to many Detroiters as the
tradition as a haven for the
exiled and the oppressed," the troit Junior Service Group will ternal medicine at the St. Louis person who built up the large
Senator continued, "this sudden Present on Sunday, Nov. 24, at University School of Medicine, Detroit membership in the Jew-
reversal of policy trapped count- 2:30 p. m., in the auditorium of on Wednesday, Nov. 27, at 8:30 ish Publication Society of Amer-
less thousands who had sought the Jewish Community Center, is p. m., when he will conduct the ica, when he was here two years
session of the series, at ago, is arriving in Detroit for
shelter and asylum within its an exciting and thrilling story second
borders. Because France has en- of the rebuilding of Palestine the Detroit Institute of Art Lec- another visit on Monday.
joyed religious freedom and under the usual conditions in the ture Hall.
Rabbi Haas will re-visit the
Sponsored annually by North many friends he has made during
equality for 150 years, these world today.
Milton S. Marwill, who lived End Clinic as an educational his visit here and will enlist other
racial decrees fall with stunning
force on the half-million French- and worked in Palestine in 1938, project, the Dr. Max Ballin Me- Detroiters as members in the So-
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men of Jewish faith, at home will lead a discussion following morial Lectures offer post gradu- ciety.
and in the colonies—men and the picture. Yehuda Solter, active ate work to the physicians of
The Jewish Publication Society
women whose patriotism and de- member of the Junior Service Wayne County. The present is a non-profit educational organ-
votion have glorified the pages Group, will give a brief resume series, a study of recent ad- ization, supported by nominal
of French history from earliest of the agencies in Palestine sup- vances in therapeutics, is the dues from its members, and by
days." ported by the Allied Jewish Cam- eighth in the history of the funds donated by individuals in
"Such wrongs as Vichy has paign. Dancing will conclude the course. Dr. Aaron A. Farbman sympathy with its aims. Anyone
is chairman of the committee of
done in recent days, in abro- program.
become a member of the So-
The Detroit Junior Service North End Clinic staff physicians may
gating laws which assured equal-
ciety by paying the minimum an-
in
charge
of
the
1940
program.
ity of status to all peoples and Group meets regularly on the
North End Clinic, a member nual dues of $5.
races for a century and a half fourth Sunday of the month. Na-
In addition to the annual mem-
agency
of the Detroit Commu-
under the tri-color of the French dine Lewis, president of the Na-
bership
at $5, there are five other
nity
Fund
and
the
Jewish
Wel-
Republic, such things are noth- tional Council of Jewish Juniors,
fare Federation, provides medi- classifications: Life Membership,
ing more than a temporary phase 1,1orse Shiffman, active worker in cal care for ambulatory needy $250.00; Sustaining Member,
of inglorious and e n s l a v e d the Junior Division of the Allied
persons without charge or for $100; Friend, $50; Patron, $20;
JACK ERMAN
France," Rabbi Stephen S. Wise Jewish Campaign and on the payment of such proportion cf and Library Member, $10. These
Junior Collection Committee, and
said.
classes of membership receive all
"The last word will not be Joseph Zwerdling, young Detroit the cost as the patients can af- of the publications of the current
L val , " attorney, all active members of ford.
spoken either by H it 1er ora
year, or their choice of any six
Dr. Wise added. "The word of the Junior Service Group, have
cloth-bound books published by
peace and decision will be spoken been elected to the board of Direc- Donor Luncheon Planned by the Society.
by Winston Churchill and we tors to fill vacancies. Jacob L.
Young Women's Bicur
will do all that we can, short of Keidan is president of the organ-
Cholem
war, to hold up the arm of ization.
ERMAN'S
Churchill, who fights as truly for
H. Weizenbaum, Expert
Young Women's Bicur Cholem
Fluorescent Lighting Gives
France as for England."
Furrier, Builds Discrimi-
The protest meeting was held Dr. Sachar to Address the Organization met Monday, Nov.
You These Advantages-
Council of Jewish Women 18, at the home of Mrs. E. Edel-
under the auspices of the Ameri-
nating Detroit Clientele
• ECONOMY
son,
3784
Cortland
Ave.
Further
can Jewish Congress in coopera-
Dec. 2 on "J on the Pass-
• EYE-APPEAL
plans
were
discussed
for
the
donor
tion with the American Federa-
H. Weizenbaum, expert furrier,
port"
• COOLER LIGHT
luncheon
to
be
held
at
the
tion of Labor, the American
has acquired an enviable repu-
• ENGINEERED LIGHT
Committee on Religious Rights
Dr. A. L. S a char, author, Shaarey Zedek on Wednesday, tation in his field since his ar-
A
• INCREASED LIGHT
and Minorities and the Church teacher, historian and lecturer, Jan. 22.
rival in Detroit four years ago
• LOWEST PRICES
The
Young
Women's
Bicur
Peace Union.
will address the monthly meeting
from Germany.
Francis Biddle Urges Tolerance of the Detroit Section, National Cholem Organization is planning
With a background of exper-
a
rally
for
members
and
their
Toward Aliens
Council of Jewish Women, on
friends to be held at the Pal- ience in the capitals of Europe,
Deploring the confusion and Monday, Dec. 2, at 2 p. m.
metto Hotel. The admission to Mr. Weizenbaum continues to
emotion generated in the United
The meeting will begin at
serve the most discriminating cus-
States by the European war, 12:45 with a bundle dessert this rally is a pledge to the donor tomers and will offer references
Francis Biddle, Solicitor General luncheon for the benefit of Coun- luncheon.
of skilled jobs he has completed
of the United States, urged a cil Resale Shop.
for prominent Detroiters to those
more tolerant attitude toward
Following luncheon there will
aliens at the 16th triennial con- be a round table report on Youth Education League who may desire it.
Located at 9150 12th St., at
Auxiliary's Barn Dance
vention of the National Council Councils national convention held
Fluorescent Lighting
Atkinson,
Mr. Weizenbaum today
of Jewish Women.
on Sunday
Fixtures
at Hotel Astor in New York,
ranks among the leaders in his
The delegates adopted resolu- Nov. 11-15. The six Detroit dele-
A special meeting of the Youth field. In addition to offering ex- 5
tions supporting the President's gates who will complise the panel
FREE PLANNING
program to keep the United are Mrs. A. H. Brodie, Mrs. Dan Education League Auxiliary was pert work on the best fur orders,
5
he
also
does
remodeling
and
re-
9708-10
JOS. CAMPAU
States out of war, and favoring Krause, Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, held at the home of the Vice-
admission of refugee children Miss Setta Robinson, Maurice President, Jean Simons of Ful- pairing. He will be pleased to
Phone TRINITY 2-9790 1
from the European war zone to Goldstick and Mrs. Douglas lerton Ave. Four new milk cases make appointments over the
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the United States over and above Brown.
were accepted by the organiza- telephone, Trinity 2-0629.
the quits for permanent resi-
Dr. Sachars subject for the tion. Refreshments for the Barn
dence.
afternoon will be "J. on the Dance to be given Nov. 24, at
Mrs. Maurice L. Goldman, San Passport," a reference to Nazi Kerby's Barn, were discussed, and
Francisco, was re-elected presi- persecution.
plans for the event were com-
dent. Others elected include:
The meeting will be held at pleted.
Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, Detroit, Congregation Shaarey Zedek, and
vice president.
admission will require a bundle
Many aYear
for Council Resale Shop. Toys Dr. Sevringhaus to Address
Prof. S. W. Baron Sees Lessen- are especially needed in prepara-
Temple Beth El Sister-
ing of Anti-Semitism
tion for the holiday season, but
hood on Dec. 9
INDIANAPOLIS. ( W N S )- clothing, household articles and
Speaking at a joint meeting of costume jewelry are also in de-
At its December meeting, Mon-
the midwest section of the Jew- mand.
day, Dec. 9, the Sisterhood of
ish Welfare Board and the East
Mrs. Sidney Weisman, chair- Temple Beth El will present Dr.
Central States Regional Confer- man of the program committee- Elmer L. Sevringhaus, professor
ence of the Council of Jewish is arranging the meeting.
at the University of Wisconsin
Federations and Welfare Funds, Dr. Sachar to Address Dinner Medical School, in an address on
Dr. Salo W. Baron, Columbia
Meeting
the subject, "Obesity, Types and
University history professor, de-
On Monday evening, Dr. Sa- Treatment."
clared that the persecution of char will address a joint dinner
Jews seems to be lessening.
meeting of the boards of the
"It is quite possible," he said, Jewish Welfare Federation, the Bowling League of Pisgah
DETROIT BREWING CO • ESTABLISHED 1868
"that anti-Semitism rather than Detroit Service Group and the
Lodge
of
Bnai
Brith
advancing, has been checked in Junior Service Group, and will
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1939." Dr. Baron, author of "A discuss the problems of the Jew-
The captains and advisory m
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Social and Religious History of ish student on the campus.
board of the Bnai Brith Pisgah -1--
the Jews," pointed out that So-
Lodge Bowling League gathered -g-
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viet Russia was trying to absorb
at a session held in the meeting m
much of its Jewish population, Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Ju- rooms of the Bowl-O-Drome, Nov. S
2:.
Germany was too busy with the
6, for the purpose of adjusting
dah
Plan
Donor
war for a strong anti-Jewish
team averages and to lay the
Dinner
campaign, and the United States
framework for the Pisgah Lodge
was seeking a national unity pre-
Further plans for the donor Bowling League's cooperation in
Is Better Dry Cleaning
cluding race discrimination.
dinner which will be held at the the forthcoming membership
drive
of
the
Bnai
Brith.
The
Bnai David Social Hall, Elm-
For Your Fall Clothes
Banquet of Molly Segal hurst
at 14th, Sunday evening, high light of the session were
talks
by
Louis
Schostak,
presi-
Auxiliary of J.C.R.S.
Vitalize dry cleaning removes every
Dec. 1, will be discussed at the
next meeting, Tuesday afternoon, dent of Pisgah Lodge; Sam Maza,
on Nov. 19
trace of dirt and soil and at the
Nov. 26. An interesting program vice-president, and Nathan D.
same time restores essential ingred-
Molly Segal Auxiliary of J. is planned. Mrs. Samson R. Rosen, chairman of the member-
C. R. S. of Denver, Colo., met Weiss is directing a play in which ship committee.
ients necessary to prolong the life
on Nov. 19, and made plans for pupils of the Yeshiva will take
Discussion centered about the
of the fabrics and to keep its body
the banquet to be held on Dec. an active part. Other pupils of the coming national Bnai Brith Bowl-
and shape.
8, at Congregation Bnai David, Yeshiva will read from the Tal- ing Congress and the participa-
Elmhurst and 14th. For tickets mud. Mrs. P. Rottenberg, presi- tion of the Pisgah Lodge Bowl-
call, Mrs. A. Greenfield, Town- dent, requests organizations to be ing League in that event.
E.,
Vitalize Dry Cleaning and Hand Finishing
send 6-5895.
The president, Harry Schwartz, S
represented and to call her at
Called For and Delivered
Townsend 5-1171 for reservations. was commended by the body for m
A.Z.A. Chapter 63 Has
the efficient manner in which he
conducted the proceedings.
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Bar Mitzvah

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The Choice of Thousands for

In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
the chapter, Detroit Chapter 63,
A. Z. A. will hold open house on
Sunday, Nov. 24, at 2 p. m., in
the Fred Butzel Room of the
Jewish Community Center, Wood-
ward at Holbrook. Rabbi J. S.
Sperka will be the speaker. Re-
freshments will be served and
everyone is invited to attend. In
the evening the alephs and alumni
of the chapter will escort their
dates to a dinner dance at \Vest-
wood Inn. In charge of the en-
tire affair are Norman Blum and
Saul Moss.

Women of Workmen's Cir-
cle Plan Luncheon

Form Citizens' Forum

The women of Workmen's Cir-
cle Center met Thursday evening,
Nov. 21. Meetings are held every
Thursday.
The rummage store is located at
2230 Hastings, between Columbia
and Montcalm.
Members and friends are asked
to call Mrs. Cole, Townsend
8-0254, and reserve dates for
rummage.
The luncheon will be held on
Jan. 22.

A Citizens' Forum is being
formed to meet every Tuesday at
p. m. at the Highland Park
YWCA, Davidson at Woodward.
The chief idea of the Citizen's
Forum is to give people five min-
utes to advocate their economic
plan to look after local problems,
unemployment, poverty, human
needs, etc. Dr. Charles Donnelly
is an officer of this group.
Lynford W. Smith is president,
George Oxford is vice-president.

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It s smart to insist on Vitalize for
appearance sake as well as economy.

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