That versatile lady, Miss Fan-
nie Brice, is now blossoming out
as an interior decorator, with
Ira Gershwin's new apartment
as her first assignment.

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U. H. S. Auxiliary
Council Quarterly
L. A. S. Bazaar
Meeting on Dec. 22
Donor Event Jan. 8 Earlier on Account
Opens Saturday
Of Holiday Rush

The annual bazaar of the De-
troit Auxiliary of the Los An-
geles Sanatorium will open this
Saturday night at the Bnai
Moshe.
Greeting the opening night
audience will be Samuel H. Gai-
ter, executive director of the
sanatorium; City Clerk Carl
Leadbetter, Mayor Jeffries' sec-
retary. Charles Oakman, and
County Auditor Edward H. Wil-
liams.
Max Oppermann, Viennese vi-
olinist, now a refugee, and a
prominent orchestra will enter-
tain the guests.
Invitations to attend the ba-
zaar have been extended to 150
organizations.
Dinners will be served daily
(luring the bazaar, which will
continue through Dec. 15.
There are now 15 patients at
the sanatorium from Detroit and
another application is being
acted upon.

The Jewish Community Coun-
cil will hold its quarterly meet-
ing on Sunday afternoon, Dec.
22, at 2:30 p. m., in the andi-
torium of the Workmen's Cir-
cle Educational Center, 11529
Linwood Ave.
In addition to an important
agenda, there will be on dis-
play at this meeting an inter-
esting exhibit showing the ex-
tent of the subversive activi-
ties in this country and the
methods being used by the na-
tional organizations in combat-
ing them. Because of the spe-
cial nature of the meeting an
invitation is being issued t)
the officers as well as to the
delegates of all the affiliated
organizations.

The Women's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools is formu-
lating plans for the 9th annual
donor luncheon to be held on
Wednesday, Jan. 8, at the social
hall of the Shaarey Zedek.
Mrs. Charles Robinson, presi-
dent of the Auxiliary appointed
Mrs. Louis J. Tobin as chairman,

During December, there
unavoidable delay in delivery
of mail due to the holiday
business rush.
Often, news articles mailed
during this period are consid-
erably delayed on this accou,
0
with the result that they at-
rive too late for insertion in
current issues.
Publicity committees of lo-
cal organizations are there-
fore urged to mail their niti•
terial at least a day earlier
than usual to assure arrival of
news in time to make the
deadline—before 10 a. m.
Wednesdays.

WARNING

STEIN

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Social Administration, with group
work as his field of specialization.
He has also been for seven years
head teacher of one of the schools
in the system of the Hebrew In-
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stitute of Pittsburgh which is un-
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der the direction of Israel A.
Abrams, a nationally known Jew-
ish educator and administrator.
Mr. Stein received his Jewish
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rope. For several years he studied
at Charles University at Prague,
Czechoslovakia. His Bachelor of
Arts degree was obtained from
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As director of the Northwest
Branch, Mr. Stein will be respon-
sible for the direction of the ac•
tivities coming under the juris-
diction of the Center. These in-
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hood organizations, classes in
English and citizenship and all
other functions planned for the
Center membership. In addition,
he will cooperate with the United
Hebrew Schools in joint enter-
prises to be shared by both the
now being sold and
School and the Center.
He is available at the branch,
serviced by
13226 Lawton Ave., Townsend
8-5852. Mr. Stein will welcome
visits and inquiries from the com-
munity.

J. TRAURIG

officer, were the cause of the
debacle on the Meuse," he
writes.

The Race Theory

MRS. BERTRAM SMOKLER

There is interesting reference
in "The Revolution Is On" to
the origin of the race theory:
"The originator of the 'Nordic
racial' supremacy idea was Count
de Gobineau, a Frenchman. His
pseudo-scientific researches im-
pressed another autodidact, Hous-
ton Stewart Chamberlain, the
English son-in-law of Richard
Wagner. It is interesting that
Chamberlain dedicated his book,
'The Ideas of the Nineteenth
Century,' to Prof. Siegmund
Wiesner, teacher of botany at
Vienna University, declaring that
it was to Wiesner that he owtd
many if his ideas. Prof. Wies-
ner was, by the way, a non-
Aryan. Thus the ideas of a
Frenchman, an Englishman and
a Jew were responsible for the
origin of the racial theory of
the National Socialist Party."

Mrs. Morris Krause and Mrs.
Bertram Smokier as co-chairmen,
and the following committees:
Program, Mesdames Nathan
Spevakow, chairman, Max Dush-
kin, co-chairman, Airs. Albert
Carnick, Mrs. David Kaltman;
music, Mesdames Jack Tobin,
chairman, Moe Dann, co-chair-
man; prospects, Mesdames Sam-
uel Singer, chairman, Irving
Dworkin, co-chairman, Robert
Loewenberg, Harry Madison; res-
ervations, Mrs. Meyer Katz, chair-
man, Mrs. Jack Abel, co-chair-
man; ways and means, Mrs. Max
Hayman, chairman, Mrs. Harry
Kraft, co-chairman; luncheon ar-
"We Must Go Forward"
rangements, Mrs. Herman Wets-
The introduction to "The Rev-
man, chairman, Mrs. Richard Cott, olution Is On" by Dorothy
Mrs. Louis Gunsberg, co-chair- Thompson, is an outstanding fea-
man; decorations, Mrs. Morris ture of this important book. Miss
Blumberg, chairman, Mrs. Simon Thompson refuses to lose cour-
Shetzer, co-chairman, Mrs. David age. On the contrary, she writes:
Fauman, Mrs. Harry Dunitz, Mrs. "The weakness of the democ•
Saul Davidson; publicity, Mrs. Jo- racies lies in the fact that they
seph Horwitz, chairman, m rs. are incapable of envisioning a
Henry H. Shapero, co-chairman; more reasonable, civilized, just
printing and recording, Mrs. and beautiful universe, and un-
George
Roberts; Darlings,
Mrs. willing to assume the responsi-
Gordon, M. co-chairman,
Mesdames
Reuben Wax, chairman, Mrs. Jack bility for creating it." And she,
Rosenblatt, Max Green; in me too, appeals for action: "With-
B. Jones, Louis Gelfand, Charles- out inner regeneration, regen
ation of 'the individual and the
moriam, Mrs. Julius Berman, er-
chairman, Mrs. Morris Krause, community,
we can
no longer
even defend what
we have.
With-
Mrs. Abe Moss, co-chairmen; out the sense of pushing f or -
luncheonette meetings, Mrs. Louis ward to a grandiose goal we
Seiton, chairman, Mrs. I. Mar- shall not even be able adequate-
Jr. Metropolitan Club Event golis, Mrs. Jacob Sonenklar, co- ly to manufacture weapons with
chairmen, Mesdames Harry Scott, which to defend ourselves. We
Saturday Night
Joseph Yolles, Ben Zieve, Isaac have reached a stage in history
The Jewish Metropolitan Club Shetzer, David Friedman, Louis when we must go forward or
perish. We cannot possibly hope
will have a card party and shower Fineman, J. M. Lattin
Abe to stay where we are. The lead-
all proceeds to go to the Los Kasle; luncheon treasure r, , Mrs.
Inc.
Angeles Sanatorium bazaar, on Joseph Keidan; second assistant ers of France hoped to stay
Saturday evening, Dec. 7, at 8923 corresponding secretary, Miss Mir- where they were and keep
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12th St. There will be refresh- him Levine; hospitality, Mrs. A. France where she was. They
ments and prizes. For further in- B. Stralser, chairman, Mrs. Her- have been destroyed and so has
TO. 8-9310
formation call Mrs. J. Blitz, Tyler man Cohen, co-chairman, Mes- France. He that bath ears to
dames Harry Cohen, Harry Ros- hear, let him hear."
7-0560.
man, Louis Davidson, Esther Solo-
The Warning of Maurois
mon, Harry Sklar, Morse Saul-
Then there is the warning of
son, Fred Faber, Chas. Smith, An- Andre Maurois, the brilliant nov-
thony Deutsch, M. H. Zackheim, elist and biographer, who was
Adolph Ehrlich, Eli Sachse, Moe also a witness to what had lisp
pened in Europe in the past
Perlis.
This donor luncheon is being
given for the purpose of raising year and who incorporates his
funds for transporting the chit- admonition
democracies
in "Tragedy to in the
France"
(Harper
& Bros., New York). M. Alaur-
dren to and from the schools.
The first luncheonette meeting, ors believes that the public should
which was largely attended, was have been told the truth of what
He condenms
held on Thursday, Dec. 5, at the _ i was occurring.
home of Mrs. Julius Berman of ack of preparedness and fore•
Burlingame Ave. at which time
many pledges were received. Any fortunate conflicts in the French
one interested in ways and means,
sight, administrative risks. un
, Cabinet.
Being a personal chronicle, de-
call the chairman, Mrs. Max Ha A '-
man, Tyler 6-6266. scribing the record of his own
experiences in France, M. Maur-
"I'm on my own now—and prepared to take care of your fuel requirements
ois' "Tragedy in France" is also
modern
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significant from another p nt oo
in a way that means satisfaction. Grade A products, delivered in
view. It is evident that the things
metered trucks by careful and courteous drivers is your assurance of being
he experienced in France are
parallel to the events that are
served well.
Plans are now complete for the taking place today in Mexico and
Philomath Debating Club's annual in Rumania. They correspond
Oratorical Contest. The affair, with the pattern of Nazism in
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held annually for 27 years, will the Scandinavian countries. It is
be presented Tuesday evening, the same pattern used by Chris-
ANY TIME OF DAY OR NIGHT. SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS
Dec. 30, at the Jewish Center, tian Frontists in this count! v. It
Woodward at Holbrook. The is a pattern that should be singled -
speakers to appear are Max out for attack and for condemna
Strom, Ralph A. Raimi, Ernest tion. It is evident, upon reading
Schwartz, Albert Siegal, Martin Maurois' and the other warnings.
that the time has arrived for the
Shapero and Miles Meyerson.
democracies
to stop being on the
The weekly meeting of the or-
-
ganization was held last Sunday defensive and to assume the of
afternoon at the David B, Simons fensive.
"Tragedy In France" is his;
Hebrew School. The program of
the afternoon was a panel dis- tory. It is great writing sn°,
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Palestine and other lands aid an eye witness saw in the pros; 1
Great Britain with a Jewish ent tragic period in the cycle 0
world events.
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