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Rosenwald Post
Women's Congress
LITTMAN'S CAST TO STAGE
Party Wednesday
"DOS PINTELE YID" SUNDAY Group to Present
Play Wednesday The Rosenwald Post No. 218

Testimonial Performance for Two Actors Tuesday;
Draw Large Crowds at Revivals

Abraham Littman, manager of
Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
ter, 12th and Seward, announces
that Boris Thomashefsky's out-
standing operetta, "Dos Pintele
Yid", will be presented by the
entire cast Sunday matinee and
evening.
The revival of this great play
is expected to draw overflow
audiences. New scenery has been
secured for the production, and
the great songs of the play are
expected to increase the popu-
larity of the cast now appearing
at Littman's, with Nathan and
Rose Goldberg and Jacob and
Betty Jacobs in the star roles.
On Tuesday evening, a testi-

monial evening will be given in
honor of two members of the
cast, Witte Dubrov and Harold
Miller, and "The Little Thief"
("Die Kleine Ganevte") will be
staged.
Large audiences have acclaim-
ed recent productions at Litt-
man's, and one of the great sur-
prises of the season was the
staging of "Joseph and His
Brothers" during the past week-
end. The revival of this Biblical
operetta, with all its attendant
factors—with live sheep on the
stage and attractive costumes and
scenery—was an especially thrill-
ing event for the Yiddish thea-
ter-goers.

A meeting of the Detroit
Women's Division of American
Jewish Congress will be held at
the Detroit Leland Hotel, Wed-
nesday, March 12, at 1:45 p.
The program committee will pre-
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dassah will meet on Sunday,
March 9, at 2 p. m., at Hotel
Statler.
Plans for bi-monthly meetings
will be presented, with plans for
a unique social affair. Reports
will be given on the final figures
of the Honor Roll campaign.
Mrs. Morris Adler will give a
review of Louis Adamic's "From
Many Lands."

Public Demand Brings
Reissue of Free Book

Chesterfield Prints 1,000,000 New
Copies of "Tobaccoland,
U. S. A."

Eri Jabotinsky, 30-year-old son
of the late Vladimir Jabotinsky,
head of the New Zionist Organi-
zation (Revisionist), who passed
away several months ago in Hun-

of the American Legion will hold
an open house stag party at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence, Wednesday,
March 12, at 9 p. m. All veterans
and their friends are welcome
without charge. There will be en-
tertainment and refreshments.
This function will be held to
celebrate the 10th anniversary
of the Rosenwald Post.

An Addition to
Commentary Item
On Robert Marwil

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
May I call your attention to
the fact that in your "Purely
Commentary" column in which
you extend congratulations to
one of our leading local citizens,
Robert Marwil, on the occasion

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sent a playlet, "As Others See
Us", a scene from real life, writ-
ten by Mrs. Joseph May, a mem-
ber of the anti-discrimination
committee. The cast includes
Mrs. William Adelson, Mrs. Harry
Cohen, Mrs. Ernest J. Sachse,
and a score of others. This will
be followed by a book review of
"The Life of Lillian Wald", to
be given by Mrs. Jack Tobin.
This program will be preceded
by an important business meeting
to select members for the nom-
inating committee. Important re-
ports by the Aid to Britain Com-
mittee will be discussed.
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow, presi-
dent, requests that all members
holding money and stubs for the
American Jewish Congress thea-
ter party be turned in at this
meeting.

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With the Jewish
War Veterans

The State Department of the
Jewish War Veterans are for-
mulating plans for the state con-
vention to be held in Detroit
So many requests have been
April 20 and 27.
received for the big free book,
On March 3, Department Com-
"Tobaccoland, U. S. A.," offered
mander Dr. Robert Rosen, present-
by Chesterfield Cigarettes in a
ROBERT MARWIL
ed the American Flag, in behalf of
recent national newspaper advcr-
of his 60th birthday, you over- the veterans, to Congregation
tisement. that another million cop-
looked the fact that Mr. Marwil Beth Abraham, 12517 Linwood.
ies for immediate distribution are
served as president of the United On March 17, the veterans will
being rushed through publication.
also present an American Flag to
Hebrew Schools.
Individuals and groups will re-
While Mr. Marwil has always the Home for Aged, 11501 Petos-
ceive copies on request to Liggett
identified himself with the Shaa- key. Flag presentation ceremonies
& Myers Tobacco Company, 630
rey Zedek, the Zionist Organiza- are always open to the public.
Fifth Ave., New York City.
tion and other religious national Post No. 135 will meet Monday,
"Tobaccoland, U. S. A." is the
organizations, the Hebrew Schools March 10, at 8:30 p. m., at the
name given to the group of states
Hentsettina gn s's. pbulailndsingw, illJebffeersfoonnnuat.
have always been very dear to V
in which America's finest cigar-
him.
ette tobaccos are grown. While to-
We congratulate Mr. Marwil lated for several functions to take
bacco is grown in 22 states of the
The Jewish National Fund
most
heartily on his 60th birth- place in March and April, in
Union, the primary cigarette to-
Council of Detroit announces
the general public will be
day.
May
God grant him many which
ERI
JABOTINSKY
bacco states are Maryland, Vir-
the planting of trees in Palestine
able to participate. All veterans
years of joy and happiness.
ginia, North Carolina, South Car-
are welcome to Post meetings.
olina, Georgia, Florida, Tennes- ter, N. Y., arrived in this country forests as follows:
Sincerely yours,
In the Fred M. Butzel Forest:
Ladies Auxiliary of Post No.
see, Kentucky, Ohio and Missouri, last Upon
week. his arrival here, Mr. 55 trees by the pupils of the
B. ISAACS,
135 will meet at Jerry's, 10325
Superintendent,
United
have written
Dexter Blvd., on March 10. A
to Scores
praise of
the colleges
completeness
of this Jabotinsky issued a statement in United Hebrew Schools of De-
Hebrew Schools,
paid-up membership Mah Jong
story of America's great tobacco which he revealed that a pre- troit, on the occasion of Cham-
and bridge social will be held that
industry, which in 42 pages with liminary agreement has been isho Osor b'Shvat project, in-
evening. The Ladies Auxiliary
over 100 large photographic illus. reached for peace with the Revi- eluding trees by Mordecai Diam-
ond, Jeremiah Sloan, Elke Bush-
opened a depot at 10206 Dexter
trations fully describes tobacco sionists in Zionist ranks.
koff, Sandra Goldberg„ in honor
Blvd., for the specific purpose of
farming and cigarette manufac-
of her grandparents, and the Gor-
rendering British relief coopera-
Herzl Lodge of Bnai Brith neck brothers in honor of their
ture.
tion. The women are collecting
Of particular interest to many H o s B
eetmg
Brotherhood
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bundles for Britain and will ac-
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er h o
parents; one tree in memory of
readers is the long preparation
The forthcoming marriage of cept bundles as well as volunteer
Theodor
Herzl
Lodge
No.
1377,
Jacob
Weinberg,
by
Young
Wom-
of tobaccos for Chesterfield, a
process lasting 'from two to three held a brotherhood meeting at 41 en's Bicur Cholem; two trees Miss Racheal Ungar, daughter support. The station is under the
years. Careful steps of planting, Oak St., River Rouge, on Mon- in memory of Molly Klein, by of Rabbi and Mrs. Jacob Ungar chairmanship of Ida Schultz, Mae
growing, harvesting, curing, age- day evening, Feb. 24, at 8:30 Social Credit group. The fol- of this city, to Rabbi Morris Ginsburg. and Ida Kardin. The
ing, conditioning for correct mois- p. m. The chairman of the meet- lowing were planted in memory Rokeach, son of Grand Rabbi Red Cross activity is still doing
work at the Community
ture content, and blending of the ing was Harry Golden, who in- of Mrs. Eva Nathan: One tree and Mrs. David Rokeach of New
Center, under the direction of
various domestic tobaccos with im- troduced the Mayor of River by Mi , . and Mrs. J. A. Mintz and York City, is calling forth much Nettie Raskin and Ella Feldman.
two trees by Mr. and Mrs. interest in orthodox circles here.
ported Turkish leaf are the Rouge, E d Higgins, also the mayor r Pep; m
The Department of Michigan,
erkle, and one tree by Leading rabbis and lay leaders Jewish
g roundwork. Then comes modern of Ecorse, Newt Hawkins. Ford — 16 en
War Veterans of the Uni-
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fool-proof manufacture, making Vager represented the city of M rs. Elsi e M ecklowitz; two trees will participate in the event, ted States, in session at the Fort
commemorating
Yahrzeit
of
Louis
which
will
be
held
on
Tuesday,
possible production of millions of Wyandotte. All the downriver city
officials as well as school officials Goldberg and Nathan C. Cohen, March 18, at Lachar's Ballroom. Wayne Hotel on March 2, passed
packages of cigarettes per day.
a resolution going on record in
The Chesterfield factories at attended the meeting. The prin- by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen. n Rabbi Jacob Ungar is well favor of a bill introduced by
Durham, N. C., portrayed in this cipal speakers of the evening
In the Joseph H. Ehrlich For- known
own in this community as one United States Senator W. Warren
book, alone cover 150 acres. Ev- were Rabbi Cohen of the Hillel est: One tree honoring Bar Mitz- of the members of the faculty Barbour in the United States
ery visitor to "Tobaccoland" finds Foundation of Ann Arbor, the vah of Marcus Rosenzweig, by of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, and Senate, making it a criminal of-
a tour through these factories Methodist minister, Rev. Stringer. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Levin; one for his activity in Mizrachi and fense to send through the mails
an adventure in American manu- The Catholic Church was repre- tree in memory of Harry Wine, Young Israel circles. matter inciting to racial or reli-
facturing ingenuity, and he never sented by Roy Howell, Grand by Anna Stoll.
Rabbi Morris Rokeach, the pious hatred.
forgets the bright golden color Knight of the Knights of Colum-
To plant trees in Palestine prospective bridegroom, is a
and rich fragrence of the newly- bus. Rev. Stringer's address was
opened hogsheads of tobacco fresh on "Brotherhood and Its Mean- Forests call the chairman of the member of the famous Chassidic Arts, Crafts and Photog-
from their long mellowing in stor- ing." Rabbi Cohen's address was tree committee of the Jewish family of Belz. He has studied raphy in Center's Spring
age. on "American Jews in Relation National Fund Council of De- extensively in both European and
Program
"Tobaccoland, U. S. A.," is also to Gentiles." Refreshments were troit, Mrs. Alexander W. Sanders, American Yeshivoth and is serv-
Hogarth 0967, 12342 Broad- ing at present as spiritual leader
the story of a typical Southern served after the meeting.
Under the chairmanship of
street.
of Congregation Beth Israel of
tobacco-grow i ng family, showing
Mrs. David B. Werbe, the Cen-
Brooklyn, N. Y.
how the family's life revolves Mrs. Abraham Danzig Rep-
Among the guests who will ter's Art Department has in-
around the progress of the tobacco
resents National Mizrachi
FELICITY CLUB
visit Detroit for the wedding cluded an additional Life Class to
crop from season to season. The
at Toledo
importance of the cities and uni-
The fifth annual affair of the will be Rabbi I. D. Essrig, brother its program for the spring. In
versities of America's tobacco cap- Mrs. Abraham Danzig of Wy- Felicity Club was held Feb. 4. of Mrs. Jacob Ungar, from the addition to the classes in art,
ital are shown in pictures and andotte was the guest speaker at The following officers were in- distinguished family of Safed, arts and crafts and photography
the Mizrachi annual banquet of stalled: Lillian Bloom, president; Palestine. Rabbi Essrig, promi- are included among the special
text.
Famous celebrities are again the Toledo Chapter, Sunday eve- Rose Eisenberg, vice president; nent for many years in orthodox interest activities which will con-
included in the new Chesterfield ning, Feb. 23. Mrs. Nehemiah Betty Wolf, secretary; Nora circles in this country, has served tinue in the Center through the
advertising campaign, scheduled Katz, wife of the rabbi, was Parr, treasurer. The following in Los Angeles, Calif., and :s lsopwrisn:g term. The schedule fol-
nationally in newspapers during chairman of the evening. A spe- committees were appointed : Ini- now the leader of the orthodox
"Elementary Art," Mondays
March. Among these are Frances cial feature of the evening was tiation, Evelyn Nidorf; member- community in Utica, N. Y.
and Thursdays, 4-6 p. m. Instruc-
Burke , 1940-41 "Miss America" the selling of the 26 candles ship Betty Wolf; distress, Mar-
and Patsy Garrett, singer from representing the 26th anniversary ion Jacobs; complaint, Adele SIGMA GAMMA TAU CELE- tor, Jascha Schwartzman.
Fred Waring's "Chesterfield-Pleas - of the chapter.
"Advanced Art" (Life Class),
BRATES ANNIVERSARY
White; constitution, Ida Davis;
ure Time" 'broadcasts, and Pat
Sunday,
10 a. m. to noon; Tues-
entertainment, Lillian Tanan-
O'Brien, film star, are featured
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
Sigma Gamma Tau will have day, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Instruc-
baum;
board
of
trustees,
Betty
together in a special St. Patrick's
CLUB
a formal dinner-dance on Friday, tor, Leon Makielski.
Wolf and Sylvia Eisenberg.
"Adult Arts and Crafts," Mon-
Day advertisement.
The Primrose Benevolent Club
Plans are being made for a at Club Royale, to celebrate its days, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Instruc-
National billboard showings, is planning a card party, to be
fourth
anniversary.
A
surprise
dealer displays, and the Waring held Tuesday evening, April 22, Passover donor affair. A contribu- has been planned for the eve- tor, Miss Helen Kaplan.
tion for Passover relief was
"Pleasure Time" and Glenn Mil- at the Bnai Moshe.
"Photography," Tuesday and
ning, and pictures will be taken
ler "Moonlight Serenade" radio
An open meeting will be held given to the Detroit Ladies Le- of the affair.
Thursday, 7:30 p. tn.
chem Aniyim.
shows over the leading networks on Monday, March 10.
support the newspaper program.

Daughter of Rabbi
Ungar to Marry
Brooklyn Rabbi

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