February 7, 1941 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle 6 GALLOW FAMILY CLUB J. N. F. Auxiliary World Traveler Kvutzah Auxiliary Speaks to Probus Observes Chamisho Luncheon on Feb. 12 Osor Next Monday • • Lecture Feb. 23 By Maxa Nordau "What Max Nordau Would The Gallow Family Club will Say Today" will be the topic of give a charity card party on Describes Bravery of English the address to be delivered on Wednesday evening, Feb. 19, at Isaac Franck, educational di- On Monday, Feb. 10, at 1:15 Feb. 23, at the Masonic Temple, People; Tells of Visit in Pereira's, 9925 Dexter. Refresh- rector of the Jewish Community p. m., at the Rose Sittig Cohen by Maxa Nordau, daughter of Palestine ments will be served. Center, will be the guest speaker Bldg., Lawton, near Davison, the the late Max Nordau, at the an- at the sixth annual donor luncheon The second annual dinner ban- Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish nual event of the Jewish National of the Ladies Auxiliary of the quet of the Probus Club, a lunch- National Fund will celebrate Workers' Alliance. The participants of the musical SWEATERS Kvutzah Ivrith eon group consisting of Jewish Chamisho Osor b'Shvat. Mrs. e 6 on Wednesday, business and professional men, Abraham Danzig will be the program will be: Marguerite 1 . °1 r1,1 MADE TO Feb. 12, at 12:30 was held at the Belcrest Hotel, guest speaker and appropriate re- Kozenn, soprano, prima donna of the Bucharest Royal State Opera, freshments will be served. ORDER at Lachar's Thursday evening, Jan. 30. Mrs. Philip J. Cutler, fund- who will render a group of clas- Join Hall. The guest speaker was E. J. S. raising chairman, extends an in- sical, Jewish and Hebrew-Pales- Under the Brown, of Toronto, Canada, Our vitation to all Jewish women to tinian songs; Julius Chajes, well chairmanship of . world 'traveler, superintendent of Hand- known pianist and composer, Mrs. A. D. agencies for the Crown Life In- Zinovi Bistritzky and Bernard Knit Circle M a r k son an surance Company. Argiewicz, outstanding artists and \) •• ok k c - Mrs. S. Mr. Brown was introduced by Isaac Franck members of the Detroit Symphony INSTRUCTIONS FREE biner, combined A. J. Blumenau, Probus member, Orchestra, in a trio for violin, with the untiring efforts of var- business associate of the speaker. cello and piano, an original com- ious committees, final arrange- m-9,r A In the course of his discussion position of Mr. Chajes. ments have been made. of world observations, Mr. Brown Tickets are available at the A meeting and rally was held pointed out that he left Toronto, Jewish Community Center. at the home of Mrs. I. Rabino- All Detroit Is Talking Canada, on Jan. 10, and pro- witz, 3299 Webb, on Feb. 6. ceeded to Newfoundland, where About For reservations to the donor he embarked on a C. P. R. boat Henry E. Rice In luncheon, call Mrs. R. Ruben- for England. During this period stein, Mrs. A. DeRoven and Mrs. it will be remembered that Eng- Race for Circuit A. Panush. land was already at war, and the Court Commissioner steamer observed strict blackout regulations, in fact the speaker Henry E. Rice, attorney who acted, at various times, as look- Dr. Max Wershow has practiced law in Detroit out, and was called upon by the since May, 1927, is a candidate captain to keep the passengers Back in Detroit; Detroit's Newest for Circuit Court Commissioner, unaware of the presence of a and Most Modern Resumes Practice U-boat for a period of 13 hours. at the Primaries on Feb. 17. Prior to entering law practice, On board the ship were 400 Ca- Dr. Max Wershow, former De- nadian foresters who were being Mr. Rice, who is well known here troiter who spent the past 16 transfered to Scotland to help and who has resided in Detroit months in Chicago in post grad- cut down trees. Outside of the for 28 years, was a registered uate work in ophthalmology, has harrowing experience the night pharmacist and was assistant returned to resume practice here, the ship spotted the submarine, manager in the Cunningham with offices at 1312 Eaton Tower. the trip was comparatively un- Drug Store on Woodward and MRS. WILLIAM HORDES Dr. Wershow was graduated eventful, the speaker pointed out. Congress. He was graduated from from the University of Michigan in attend this rally and to link the Bishop School in 1918 and co the Emphasizing medical school in 1920. He prac- under which British subjects n themselves with those who are from the pharmacy department In the Heart of Chinatown ticed medicine in Lansing from the homeland must live during working arduously in the task of of Cass Technical High School 0 from than 1921 to 1926, and practiced in De- try in blackout nights, the speak- redeeming the soil of Palestine and practiced pharmacy from until he went to Chicago er revealed that all homes are as the Jewish National Home. 1922 to 1927. In that year he troit. 1939 He then REAL CHINESE "Our tenth annual $ 5 donor was graduated from the Detroit r actically her m etically sealed d at P where he spent three months at take place on March STYLE DISHES College of Law and commenced and one is unaware , even luncheon will "'It is for the Eye and Eye Illinois Hos- ni ght vital Chicago and 13 months at the in London, that a thriving city 19," Mrs. Cutler said. law practice. of and w omen including Mr. Rice had wide experience Eye and Ear Infirmary in Chi- is carrying on. the Jewish The speaker visited Palestine America to put forth an extra- in practicing before the Circuit Egg Roll and cago. The latter is a 200-bed hos- pital devoted to the eye and ear, and went to Haifa. Mr. Brown ordinary effort in behalf of our Court Commissioners of Wayne Fried Shrimps • and is one of the largest hospi- elaborated upon his stay in Pal- homeland, and we are confident and adjoining counties, in rep- a tals of its kind in the world. estine because of the prosperous that Detroit women will respond resenting landlords, tenants, ven- Open Until 4 A. M. Last year its outpatient service conditions of the country. He was to our call for constructive re- dors and vendees under land took care of 214,000 patients.much impressed by the city of demption work, Land reclama- contracts. He has the endorse- 1343 Third RA. 7296 aifa , its wonderful port, the tion through the Jewish National ments of several labor and com- Dr. Wershow will limit his H hustle and bustle of the people Fund comes first in this pro- mercial groups. He is considered HARRY CHUNG, Mgr. EY practice here to the eye. a s they conducted their business, gram." Mrs. William Hordes is one of highly qualified for the Circuit Court Commissionershiii,-- • and is and its unusual cleanliness. Every- where he saw cultivated land the ten division chairmen for the looked upon as the most logical luncheon The other divis- bearing forth the fruits of irriga- dill- • d ion chairmen are Mesdames J. candidate having been engaged gent labor, and extensive tion projects. In Haifa, the hos- Deytche, M. Finkle, B. Green- in law practice longer than any Ju- of his opponents. vital was an example for others. spoon, S. Jacobson, B. Laikin, Rice is married and has It was modernly equipped and lius D. London, Morris Feldstein, one Mr. child. They reside at 13100 Schumer. Come in TODAY efficiently operated. Haifa's cli- Morris Lachover, Harry Pledges are being accepted by LaSalle Blvd. . . see, hear and mate was most agreeable, and the e luncheon secretary, Mrs. Har- play the Grinnell Brown concluded his Palestinian ry Buchman, Ty. 6-8420. Mrs. I. Dinner of Detroit Auxiliary discussion by stating "when my Goodman, To. 6-3578, is chairman Classic console — Of Chicago Theologi- business is concluded I would of ways and means. The rum- its distinctive styl- cal College Sunday like to settle there." mage chairman is Mrs. Louis Mil- ing, tonal beauty Mr. Brown concluded with the ler, Ty. 6-9831. Mrs. L. Light- Plans have been completed for and space - saving 5-0908, is chairman of statement that Canada and Eng- the first fund raising affair of land look to the United States for stone, Ty. proportions m a k e assistance, and as far as the Brit- chairman the program. The Joshua Golden Sperka, Book the newly organized Detroit Aux- is Mrs. it a piano you'll iliary of the Chicago Theological ish Empire is concerned, the To. 7-8000. be proud to own. College in the form of a banquet only end to this war will be when to take place Sunday. Feb. 9, • freedom and democracy triumph. IN MAHOGANY "Mamaaleh," New Habonim at 6 p , m., at the Bnai Zion Group, Organized Here Synagogue, Holmur and Hum- phrey. Great-West Life Mrs. Isadore Gold is chairman The activities of the Habonim, Has Good Year youth labor Zionist movement, are of the dinner committee. Jacob Terms developing and enlarging, and Berker is chairman of the ar. Elsewhere in this issue appears its young members are increas- Rabbi Joshua. S. Sperka will be an advertisement showing some ing steadily. Recently a new the guest speaker. Cantor Ab•a- of the preliminary figures from young group was formed under ham Singer will give the musical The entire proceeds p the 49th annual statement of the the name "Bamaaleh" ("In As- program. will go toward the maintenance Great-West Life Assurance Com- cent"). The gatherings of those groups, of students in need as well as pany, published by Harry Himel- stein, a representative of the which take place at the new refugee students at the Yeshiva. "Ulam" (meeting hall), 13614 Anyone interested in reservations company in Detroit. These figures show a most sat- Linwood, are interesting. Ques- is asked to call Mrs. I. Gold, Ty- 1513.21 WOODWARD isfactory year's operations. New tions pertaining to Jewish youth ler 7-4595. business placed amounted to $53, in America are discussed. Hebrew . . . AND BRANCHES 401,865, while business in force and Yiddish songs are sung. Boys Mrs. Buchhalter increased to a total of over $640,- of 15 years of age who would Dies at Age of 80 000,000. Assets also increased like to join this group's activities to a new high of $173,512,329. are urged to call Michael Franz- Mrs. Rachel Leah Buchholte•. Against this, liabilities, practical- blau, To. 7-4192, or Reuben widow of the late Hyman Burt , - ly all in the form of policy- Kwinotz, To. 5-5476. halter, who was one of Detroit'; holders reserves,' total $166,825,- 422. The balance, representing "Modern City Family" Is most revered Talmudic scho'ars. died Saturday at her home, 3010 Topic for Odessa So- surplus, contingency reserve and Chicago Blvd., at the age of 8 1 capital, amounting to $6,686,907, ciety Talk Funeral services were held on provides an added safeguard to in the chapel of Clow , - policyholders. "The Modern Family in the Monday During the year $17,249,139 Modern City" will be the topic Hill Park Cemetery, where buri'il was paid to policyholders and of Mrs. Mary West Jorgenson's took place. Mrs. Buchhalter was born :1 their beneficiaries—an average of talk before the Odessa Progressive nearly $60,000 every working day Aid Society Tuesday, Feb. 11, Russia. She resided in Detroit of the year. Since commencing at 9:30 p. m., in the Bnai Moshe for 50 years. Surviving her are a son, Wil- business in 1892 the company ahs Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. liam, five daughters, Mrs. paid a total of over $237,000,000 Mrs. Jorgenson, whose talk was Joseph and II. Ehrlich, Mrs. Morse to policyholders and their de- arranged through the Community M. Colten, Miss Esther Buch- pendents. Fund Speakers' Bureau, is asso- halter, Mrs. M. F. Lipton and ciate director of Brightmoor Corn- Miss Sarah Buchhalter. JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF munity Center. . ...... . CHUNG'S Chinese Restaurant *295 GRINNELL BROS. SHAAREY ZEDEK HARRY Bit ARLIN Of the Piano Department of Grinnell Brothers Many Friends to Visit Him at Extends an Invitation to His 1515 WOODWARD AVENUE Where He Can Display. to Them the Latest Piano Creations The Sabbath service of the Junior Congregation of Shaarey Zedek will be held Feb. 8, at 9:30 in the Kate Frank Memorial Building. Lorraine Wine will re- view the portion of the week and Rivoli Feuerman will summarize the prophetical selection. Club Monamis Elects Officers Miss Sarens Addresses Jr. Bnai Brith Deborah Chapter The 1941 officers of Club Mon- amis include: Ada Rocklin, presi- dent; Ruthe Shapero, secretary; Belle Carmon, treasurer. Plans are being made for a Valentine party to be held at Hotel Statler. The Deborah Chapter, Junior Bnai Brith, was addressed by Miss Mary Ann Sarens of the Derma-Way Beauty School, on "Care of the Hair," Wednes day evening, Feb. 6, at the Club Exchange, 10220 Dexter.