March 28, 1941
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Rabbi David Heschel Seeks'
Aid of Detroiters to Help
Bring Family to U. S.
Grand Rabbi David Heschel of
257 Stanton St., New York, the
Sosever Rebbe who came to this
country two years ago, is a guest
in Detroit until after the Pass-
over festival.
While in Detroit, he is staying
with Rabbi Tenenbaum at 1933
Virginia Park, telephone Tyler
4-3597.
Rabbi Heschel states that he
had transportation for his wife
and four daughters who are still
in Lwow (Lemberg) and who
send frantic appeals to be res-
cued and brought to this coun-
try. The funds for their travel-
ing expenses have, however, been
dissipated in transit as a result
of u n f ore seen circumstances,
which included the sinking of a
boat on which they were to come
here. He therefore hopes that
friends and those interested will
assist him in raising a necessary
fund to help bring his family
here.
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Trees Planted In
Palestine Forests
HADASS-AH REGIONAL CONCLAVE
TO BE HELD HERE SUNDAY, MONDAY
Hadassah chapters of the Cen- movie of Palestine, will be
The Jewish National Fund tral States Region, comprising shown. The evening will be closed
Council of Detroit announces the
with community singing, led by
planting of trees in Palestine Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia the choral group.
and
Kentucky,
will
meet
at
Hotel
forests as follows:
Reservations for the luncheon
In the Pioneer Women's Forest: Statler Sunday and Monday for and banquet may be made by
the
yearly
convention.
All
Ha-
Trees in honor of baby Beth
calling Mrs. William R. Roth,
Sheila Berman by her grand- dassah members are urged to at- University 1-3156.
mother, Clara Greenberg, and by tend all sessions.
On Monday, at sessions begin-
Mrs. Sigmund Braverman of
Pioneer Women's Reading Circle,
ning at 9 a. m., there will be
No. 1; one tree on recovery of Cleveland, president of the Cen- group meetings; a miniature con-
Mrs, Anna Novog by P. W. Read- tral State Region, who will pre-
ing Circle No. 2; one tree in side, will open the convention at vention to be participated in by
honor of Florence Berman by 9 a. m. Sunday, jointly with more than 100 Detroit women,
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. the Business and Professional under the chairmanship of Mrs.
Isadore Greenberg; two trees Division's session. Following the Max R. Frank; an address by
honoring recovery of Mr. and president's report, there will be Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, Mrs. Sol
Mrs. J. Shulman by daughter a greeting from Mrs. Max R. R. Meyers and Mrs. Nathan
Esther; trees honoring Bar Mitz- Frank, president of local chapter. Spevakow are co-chairmen of the
vah of C. Burton Heller by par-
At the luncheon at 1 p. m., program.
Pageants and displays will be
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Heller, Mrs. Elma Ehrlich Levinger,
and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. chairman of the education clinic, presented describing the work of
13. Braver; one tree in memory noted writer, will be guest the following agencies:
Hadassah Medical Organiza-
of Mrs. Citron's mother, Menu- speaker.
cha Rebecca Katz, by P. W.
At 3 p. m., Mrs. Morris Adler tion, poetical narrative written
Branch No. 1; one tree in honor of Detroit will speak on "Will and directed by Mrs. Harr y
of Marvin Fealk by Goldie Mey-
Landsman and Mrs. Joshua
Children be Zionists?"
erson Group of P. W.; one tree our At
Sperka.
4
p.
m.
a
"Hit
Parade"
in honor of baby Robert David
Fashion show on "Palestine
Levy by Mr. and Mrs. David will be presented by visiting Supplies, Mrs. David Fineberg,
chapters
illustrating
their
out-
Kallman.
chairman, Mrs. Saul Benyas, co-
In the Fred M. Butzel Forest: standing programs and accom- chairman.
plishments
during
the
past
year.
One tree by Mr. and Mrs. Moe D.
Cild Welfare Exhibit, Mrs.
Smith and one tree by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stenbuck will be Herman August, chairman.
Mrs. Louis Liphshitz in memory the narator, with Miss Shirley
Youth Aliyah, "Chalk Talk"
of their beloved niece Mrs. Rose Subar as accompanist.
At 6 p. m. a banquet, kosher illustrations by Mrs. Irwin Green,
Kreisle•; one tree in honor of
recovery of Beryl Harrison by catered, will be addressed by Mrs. Adolph Loewenstein, chair-
Young Women's Bicur Cholem Dr. Nahum Goldmann. There will man, Mrs. Meyer Stammel, co-
Board members; trees by board be greetings from local organiza- chairman.
Jewish National Fund, Mrs.
members of the Ladies Auxiliary tions: Mrs. Max R. Frank, presi-
of Jewish National Fund in dent of Seniors Hadassah; Miss Philip Lipson, chairman, Mrs.
memory of Louis Zaraysky; three Florence Schurgin, president of David Seligson, co-chairman.
Education, Mrs. Adolph Ehr-
trees in memory of Albert A. Little Women of Hadassah; Miss
Poulin by the Dux Club; one Lillian Milgrom, president of Ju- lich, chairman, Mrs. Morris Ad-
tree in honor of the Sperka chil- nior Hadassah; Miss Anne Mill- ler, co-chairman.
Hadassah Dramatic G r o u p,
dren by Mr. and Mrs. Mendel stein, president of Business and
Solomon; one tree in memory of Professional Division. A program Mrs. John Frazer, chairman.
At luncheon at 1 p. in., Mrs.
Mrs. Sarah Frankel by Dr. and of Palestinian songs will be given
Mrs. A. Altman; one tree on re- by the Detroit Choral Group, led A. P. Schoolman, national offi-
covery of Beryl Harrison by Mrs. by Mrs. Nathan Spevakow. The cer of New York, will be guest
Henry Schwartz and Mrs. Jacob soloist will be Mrs. Sol D. For- speaker on "Political Aspects of
Weinberg.
man, and the accompanist will Zionism." At the 3 p. m. busi-
In the J. H. Ehrlich Forest: be Mrs. Morris Lieberman. "Col- ness session, election of officers
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Davidson lective Awakening," a dramatic will take place.
planted five trees in memory of
Harry Wine, Mrs. R. Buchhalter
and Mrs. M. Silberstein; trees in Rabbi Nathan to Review Abe Moss in memory of Harry
Wine and Mr. Lowe; Mr. and
memory of Louis Zaraysky by
Florence Dann and Mr. and Mrs. Book at Meeting of Chil- Mrs. Henry H. Shapero in
of Dorothy Lachman,
Louis Sefton.
dren's Home Auxiliary memory
Eva Nathan and Mrs. Jacob
In the Mizrachi Forest: One
tree in memory of Louis Arnkoff,
The Women's Auxiliary of the Weinberg; Mr. and Mrs. Julius
and one tree in honor of Mrs. Jewish Children's Home will hold Berman in memory of Sarah Ben-
Louis Arnkoff by Mrs. A. M. its next monthly meeting and jamin and in memory of Mrs.
Corn; one tree honoring Yahrzeit dessert-luncheon on Wednesday, Rosenthal, mother of Reva Ber-
of Shabbati Zevi by his mother, April 2, at 1 o'clock, at the home, man; Mr. and Mrs. Henry H.
Mrs. Freida Lwis and family; Burlingame and Petoskey Ayes. Shapero in honor of engagement
one tree honoring Yahrzeit of Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will of Judith Victor; Mrs. J. Rosen-
Raizel Radner by Mrs. Freida review a current best-seller. The field in memory of sister Ethel
Lewis and family.
musical program will consist of Lipman's Yahrzeit; donations
To plant trees in Palestine For- accordion selections by Miss from Mrs. I. Meisner ; Dr. and
ests call the chairman of the Helen Anne Sloan. Mrs. Henry Mrs. Aaron Carlstein in memory
tree committee of the Jewish H. Shapero, president of the of Dora Blumberg; Mr. and Mrs.
National Fund Council of De- Auxiliary, invited members and Mae Leiter in memory of Harry
troit, Mrs. Alexander W. Sanders, their friends to attend this meet- Wine, Rachel Leah Buchhalter,
Sarah Frankel and Mrs. Jordan,
Hogarth 0967, 12342 Broadstreet. ing.
mother
of Al Jordan.
a
The Auxiliary sponsored
Purim party for the children at
the home on March 13. Each Rabbi Newman to be the April
child was presented with a gift.
Message of Israel Speaker
Mrs. Paul C. Friedberg was
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jack
The speaker for the month of
American and Zion Flags to Be C. Gordon as co-chairman.
April, 1941, on the "Message of
Presented
The following donations to the Israel" will be Rabbi Louis I.
Children's Home are acknowl- Newman of Congregation Rodeph
The Odessa Progressive Aid So- edged by the Auxiliary: Mr. and Sholom in New York City. Henry
ciety will sponsor an educational Mrs. A. B. Stralser in memory Wineman is a member of the
program at 8 p. m. on Tuesday, of Rachel Leah Buchhalter; Mrs. Message of Israel committee.
April 1, at the Bnai Moshe, Dex•
ter and Lawrence.
Through the courtesy of its
members, the Odessa has bought
the American and the Zion flags.
The presentation of the flags will
take place on this evening. They
will be presented by the Hon.
Thomas F. Maher, Traffic Court
Judge, and Rabbi Harold N. Ro-
senthal.
As honored guests, the Julius
Rosenwald Post No. 218 of Amer-
ican Legion and Judge Eugene
L. Sharp of Common Pleas Court
will be present.
A musical program will be pre-
sented, and as an added attrac-
tion, the Committee has arranged
for dancers and singers of many
nationalities in their native cos-
tumes, including the "Baialaika."
There will be no charge, every-
thing being free.
Odessa Educational
Program Tuesday
Richard Crooks Returns
To Sunday Evening Hour
Richard Crooks, popular lyric
tenor of the Metropolitan Opera,
will be heard for the third time
this season on the Ford Sunday
Evening Hour, which will be
broadcast over Station WJR next
Sunday night between 9 and 10
o'clock.
Mr. Crooks has won interna-
tional fame since he was engaged
by Walter Damrosch as soloist
with the New York Symphony
Orchestra. When he made his
debut with the Metropolitan
Opera in 1933 his ovation was so
great that he received 37 curtain
calls.
April 7