DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and tha Legal Chronicle 2 For Finer Living February 14, 1941 :40 "Fantasia" Opens JUDGE H. B. KEIDAN—CHAMPION OF Baruch Zuckerman Here on Feb. 18 To Address Rally MEDIATION, JUDICIAL REFORMS Of Gewerkshaften Detroit will be the third of the Court has been notable for the Judge Harry B. Keidan has be- come a symbol of judicial wis- dom in Michigan. His great quali- ties which place him above re- proach in private life, in his reli- gious observance, in his dealings with his fellow men in his every- day social activities, are also evi- dent in the courtroom. It is no wonder that his judicial temper is presented to law students as 11 cities outside of New York, small number of appeals from his Baruch Zuckerman, eminent and the only city in Michigan, decisions. Admitted to the bar in 1904, Poalei Zion leader, member of the that will witness Walt Disney's Judge Keidan engaged in the World Zionist Actions Commit- $2,500,000 production "Fantasia," private practice of civil law until tee and one of the founders of the two-hour interpretation in 1912 when he was appointed an the Gewerkshaften Campaign in animated cartoonry of music of assistant prosecuting attorney of America, will address the weekly nine of the world's master com- Apartment Hotel posers. Wayne County by Prosecutor "Fantasia" will open at the Hugh Shepherd. He was retained Collingwood at Third Wilson Theatre, Detroit, on by Prosecutor Allan H. Frazer. Tuesday evening, Feb. 18. The During Charles H. Jasnowski's premiere performance has been Convenient to transportation, term as prosecuting attorney he purchased outright by the De- was named chief assistant and 1 to 5 room suites, furnished troit Symphony Society and will for more than a year, during Mr. or unfurnished. Hotel service be a benefit for the Detroit Sym- Jasnowski's last illness, was act- phony Orchestra. Seats for all optional. All carpeted, dining ing prosecuting attorney. other performanmes are now on In 1920 Judge Keidn took a room. Garage in connection. sale and mail orders will be ac- leading part in drafting the plans cepted and filled in the order ()I' for the present Recorder's Court. TOWNSEND 8-2680 their receipt. Together with its probation de- For several weeks technicians partment and psychiatric clinic the of the ACR corporation have Recorder's Court has the repu- been in Detroit from Camden, tation of being one of the best N. J., and busily engaged in in- criminal courts in the country. stalling the eight tons of special His services in Recorder's equipment necessitated by "Fan- Court earned for Judge Keidan tasia's" brand new fangle in promotion to the Wayne County movie making "dimensional" or Circuit Court of which he has "activated" sound. been a member since 1927. His Dimensional sound promises work as Circuit Court Judge has for audiences a new, life-like been marked by consistent efforts perspective in listening. Your BARUCH ZUCKERMAN to improve judicial procedure and to expedite the handling of cases rally of the Gewerkshaften Cam- ear follows the sound on the screen as your eyes follow the and the development of concilia- paign in Detroit on Thursday. action. Chop Slimy or tion methods in adjudicating law The 'management of the cam- suits. paign notes that from reports at Chow Mein Judge Keidan firmly believes last week's rally all organizations JUDGE HARRY B. KEIDAN in arbitration as a method of participating in the campaign are for Your .. . arriving at just decisions. This an example to the entire legal belief and the willingness of many accelerating their activities to in- crease their quotas and it is ex- profession. LUNCHEONS parties to legal controversies to pected that increase of dona- Judge Harry B. Keidan, a can- submit to Judge Keidan as an DINNERS or among the Jewish folk or- didate for re-election to the umpire, have contributed much tidons to this year's $40,000 CREAM RIDGE, N. J.—Crown- Late Evening Parties Wayne Circuit Court in the non- to the success with which the ganizations, in Detroit, will exceed their ing four years of constant train- partisan primary of Feb. 17, has Wayne Circuit Court has con- quota year's contribution by at ing as farmers in the heart of We deliver within a served in that Court since 1927. ducted its pre-trial work. In the last 40 per cent. The repre- New Jersey, members of the reasonable distance During this time he has become privacy of his chambers he seeks, least and speakers of the Hechalutz Hachshara farm car- known as one of the ablest of whenever possible, to bring about sentatives Gewerkshaften campaign are be- ried off the sweepstakes award Serving Detroiters for the Wayne County's judges. Equal- reconciliation of couples appear- ing enthusiastically received in in the egg-production division of past 19 years. ling the high standard of his work ing before him in suits for di- all organizations and it is no- the annual Agricultural Week on the bench has been his effec- vorce, and he prefers arbitration Tel: ticeable that the attitude of the Exposition held at Trenton. The tive role as arbitrator in many to litigation in all law suits. .1w e is h masses, towards the His- TO. 8.2580—TO. 8-2581 cases outside of court. He has tadrut in Palestine and its ac- prize eggs were produced by the served as mediator in labor dis- in providing a flock of 2,000 white leghorns putes and in other controversies Courses in Tango, Rhumba complishments, haven of refuge for countless raised since chick-hood by the involving important public issues and Conga Begin Sessions numbers of homeless Jewish wan- Jewish boys and girls who have 12539 WOODROW WILSON and vast sums of money. at Jewish Community Center derers fleeing the Great Euro- taken to farming as a way of Judge Keidan's work in Circuit pean terror, has this year greatly life, and hope to go to Palestine A course in tango, rhumba and improved, through a more liberal as pioneer settlers when the war is over. conga has been arranged by the response. Judged according to the high- M. Taich, chairman of the or- health education department of the Jewish Community Center ganizations committee, reports est fresh egg standards set by You can buy QUALITY KOSHER MEAT and will be given on Wednesday that the following organizations the State of New Jersey, the with Confidence from evenings for 10 weeks. There have this week had their Eretz verdict of the judges backs the will be two different classes, one Yisroel evenings: Hebrew Ladies opinion of 200 Trenton Jewish for intermediates, sub-seniors and Free Loan, Radomer Verein, housewives who are regular cus- and the other for adult Radomer Ladies. Auxiliary, Vin- tomers of Chalutz-produced eggs. Kosher Meat Poultry Market seniors, The Hechalutz Organization of couples or husbands and wives. itzer, Yiddisher Folks Verein, (Between Burlingame and Webb) Admittance to the latter class Korostishever, Pinsker, Brisker America, which owns the train- ing farm at Cream Ridge, has and Bereznitzer Aid Societies. TO. 8-8119 will be by couples only. 11632 DEXTER BLVD. The last rally of the Gewerk- already several hundred expert The course for the younger Next to Kresge's members will start Wednesday, shaften campaign was addressed farmers to its credit, most of Feb. 19, at 7 p. m. There is a by Abba Gordon, renowned Jew- whom are already in Palestine registration fee of $2 required ish thinker, essayist and author helping build and defend the and only Center members are eli- of a number of important works Jewish Homeland. Due to the gible. The adult course began on Jewish ethics. His subject was expanding need for facilities to on Feb. 12 at 8 p. m. Registra- "Eternal Ideals in Jewish Life." train young Jews in agriculture, The weekly rallies of the Ge- the Hechalutz has recently- pur- tion for this class is $5 per per- werkshaften campaign are held chased an additional farm, the son and $10 per couple. BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST No registrations will be ac- each Thursday evening in the estate of the late Benjamin cepted after the second lesson, Farband Folk Shule on Taylor Brown, at Hightstown, N. J. and all fees are payable in ad- and 12th St., and are open to the This new center will replace the small farm until now operated at public. %arm: in full. Liberty, N. Y. Both courFes will be under the The Car That Gives You the Good Things First The technical prowess of the instruction of Mim Carver and Red Winters, who are now asno- M. E. Kriegel to Address Chalutzlm is the result of hard FOR Ifiabor on their own part and dated with the Roth and Berdun SEE school of Dance. Miss Carver is Town Hall at Cass Theater guidance by Israel Bernstein, in- structor at the Cream Ridge supervisor of the ballroom and BEST TRADE ALLOWANCE ON YOUR rhumba department. Mr. Winters "America's Foreign Policy and farm. Prof. Jacob S. Joffe, of OLD CAR was formerly an instructor at Our Trade Abroad" is the subject the Soils Department of Rutgers A Large Stock of Desirable Used Cars Arthur Murray's. of the talk of the eminent prac- University, is agricultural ad- Always on Hand tical economist and lecturer, M. viser to the group, which now BUDAPEST (WNS)—An indi- E. Kriegel, next Friday morning consists of -10 boys and girls at cation of the damage suffered by for the Detroit Town Hall at the both farms. Jewish-owned factories and stores Case Theater Feb. 21, at 11 in Rumania during the Iron o'clock. Mr. Kriegel is contrib- FItzroy 5750 Purity Chapter's Thanks Jefferson, Cor. Chene Guard pogroms against Jews was uting editor to leading American disclosed with the announcement economic magazines, is well Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle that 280 Jewish-owned s t ores known as a pioneer in educa- Permit us to take this oppor were wrecked and looted in Bu- tional broadcasts, and is the au- tunity to thank you most sincerel; thor of "Armaments Assail charest alone. for the splendid publicity you ac America" and "State Security corded our organization recently Acts." In his recent 10 month's which assisted us materially ii nation wide survey of economic putting across our bingo party conditions his investigations were Part of the proceeds of thi from first hand interviews with party go toward our charit leading industrialists, farm lead- quota, and we are grateful fo ers, representatives of consumer your kind assistance. We are no= and labor groups, agricultural enabled to pay the balance areas and mining regions and his our pledge of $1,000 to the Jew analyses of national and interna- ish Home for Aged. tional affairs were broadcast We are firmly convinced now over all the major stations coast that if you want to tell the Jew to coast and in Canada. He is ish public about an affair "Te directI• of the National Speech Institute and member of the it through the Chronicle." Again thanking you for yot American Academy of Political kind cooperation, we are, and Social Science. Cordially and sincerely, PURITY CHAPTER No. 35 4th Jewish Military Unit Leaves 0. E. S. For Act:ve Service SELMA ROSENBLAT' • Secretary. TEL AVIV. (Palcor Agency)— A fourth Jewish military unit Thanks to Ben Hecht for th left Eretz Israel for active serv- ice on an undesignated front, it touching column in PM abo Maxwell Bodenheim, the poet wl was officially announced here. PRIMARIES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 7TH The unit comprises 300 steve- was all the rage a decade dores and boatmen who had been two ago, but is having hard sle PProtect Your Civil Liberties and VOTE! employed at Tel Aviv Port before ding now . . . The column, i their enlistment as volunteers cidentally, is proof that one 1 erary feud is now forgotten. with His Majesty's Forces. WILSHIRE May We Suggest That You Serve JHUNG'S Jewish Youth Win First Prize in N.J. State Egg Contest JHUNG & CO Aaron B. Margolis It's the LEADER OF 1941 CHEVROLET ABE KAHN Jefferson Chevrolet Co. "1111111111111111111111111111 1117 M PT. : 2 CHRONICLE WANT ADS PAY!