American ewish Periodical &ter

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

September 26, 19-11

Boys In Service
Guests of Beth El
During Yom Kippur

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Affianced

Jewish boys from Camp Custer,
the Naval Armory, Selfridge Field
and other branches of the armed
forces in this district have been
invited to be the guests of Tem-
ple Beth El for Yom Kippur.
This invitation includes reli-
gious services at the Temple,
Woodward at Gladstone, next
Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 7:30 p. m.,
and Wednesday, Oct. 1, at 10 a.m.,
and memorial services at 1 p. m.
It also includes meals and ac-
commodations at the homes of
various members of the congre-
gation.
A similar invitation was ex-
tended for Rosh II ashonah, and
a large number of boys accepted
and were guests at the Temple
and in the homes of members last
Sunday night and Monday.
All arrangements for extending
these invitations and taking care
of the boys are under the direc-
MISS LILLIAN M I LGROM
tion of Mrs. John C. Hopp, chair-
man of the Sisterhood-Temple
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer I. Cooper
Armyand Navy hospitality mm- of 2953 Webb Ave. announce
mittee.
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Milgrom, to
Jack W. Perlman, son of Mi..
"BADGE"
and Mrs. Meyer Perlman of 2938
Burlingame Ave.
(Continued from Page 1)
Miss Milgrom attended Wayne
thorities opened offices to register University and Mr. Perlman was
all Jews for forced labor, com- graduated from the Detroit Col-
plying with a new decree. Special lege of Law.
identity cards, carrying the let-
The wedding date has been•set
ter "J" have been introduced for for Jan. 18, 1942.
ews.
Jewish doctors and nurses,
whatever the badges they are
compelled to wear for identifica- Sigma Alpha Mu
tion, continue to be used in the
Wins Scholarship
front-line hospitals. There are
said to be 180 new military hos-
Cup at the U of M
pitals for German soldiers in Po-
land,' with 90,000 wounded being
University of Michigan Chapter
served there. •
of Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity
won the scholarship cup for main-
Hear "Aryans" Sympathize With taining the highest scholastic
average at the university during
Jews
LONDON. (JPS) — Strangely the past school year.
The previous year, this frater-
evading the censor's blue pencil,
the United Press, describing the nity was a close second in this
first day of the "yellow badge" highly competitive field.
One of the boys to receive a
for all Jews in Berlin, reported
that "Aryans" were expressing special award was Robert Alpern
sympathy to Jews seen on the of Highland Park who was a
streets with the yellow patches junior Phi Beta Kappa and main-
stamped with the word "Jude" tained the best standing for all
junuior students.
in black.
Julian Pregulman of Lansing is
president of the chapter; Yale
Dutch Jews to Wear Mogen Dovid Coggan of Detroit, treasurer; Bob
GENEVA. (JPS) — Jews in Krause, steward. Martini Green,
Holland, like Jews in Germany, Louis Cohen, Henry Kaine and
must wear a yellow Mogen David .Joseph Edelman are well known
on their clothing,, according to a Detroit members.
new Nazi order' by the General
Commisar for Internal Security.
Other anti-Jewish decrees include
Emanuel News
a ban on traveling from one town
to another and a curfew for Jews.
The Sabbath of the Penitential
season will be marked at Con-
Shortage in Material Stops
gregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel,
Yellow Badges
on Saturday, Sept. 27. Rabbi M.
GENEVA. (.1PS )—
Not all J. Wohlgelernter will deliver a
Jews in Germany have to wear traditional discourse in the morn-
yellow badges—not yet, anyway, ing, and at 1:30 p. ni. Rabbi
reports the Swedish newspaper Joseph Eisenman will speak.
Dagenshnehyter. It is believed
At 9 o'clock Sunday, Sept. 28,
here that a shortage of yellow the post-Ban. Mitzvah boys' group
material has been responsible for will meet for weekday services,
the postponement of the German followed by breakfast.
decree designed to further segre-
A rally for parents and •hil-
gating the Jews from the general dren will lie held at 1(1:3(1, for
population.
the purpose of enrollment in the
Sunday religious classes sponsored
congyegation.
Symphony Completes by A the talking
movie in technicolor
New Season's Plans e»titled'"A Tale of Two Worlds"
and produced by the American
Completed plans for one of the Jewish Joint Distribution Commit-
most interesting years in the his- tee will be shown.
Kol Nidre will be chanted, by
tory of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra have been announced Cantor Hyman Shulsinger and
by General Manager Murray G. choir at 6 p. or., Tuesday, Sept.
30. Rabbi Wohlgelernter will
Paterson.
The orchestra will open its 28th preach mini the "Sabbath of Sab-
season Thursday night, Oct. 16, baths". Morning services Wed-
in Masonic Auditorium, with nesday will begin at 7 a. m.,
Bruno Walter as conductor. The with the Rabbi's sermon sched-
first rehearsal is scheduled for uled for 10:30 on the subject
"Immortality and Sabbath". Yiz-
Monday morning, Oct. 13.
In preparation for the orches- kor will follow at 11. A special
tra's winter work are five inde- prayer will be recited for the
pendent courses of concerts: 14 government of the United States
Thursday nights; six matinees and responsive reading from the
(five Fridays and one Saturday); Psalms will be added to the serv-
eight Saturday night popular- ices, in accordance with the re-
priced concerts; six Saturday quest of the Union of Orthodox
morning Young People's programs Rabbis, to give expression in
and six free concerts for children prayer to the critical world situa-
of the Public and parochial tion.
Children's services will be held
schools.
Tuesday evening at 0:30 and
Wednesday morning at 10.

Louis Marshall Lodge

Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
opened_ the new season with a
stag party and meeting on Tues-
day, Sept. 16. at the Jewish
Center.
Walter Bellow was chairman
of the program. Max Blumenthal
arranged for and showed movies
of ,the fight between Louis and
Conn. Al Levin gave an inspiring
talk on the vital need for Bnai
Brith work relative to American-
ism.

Germans Fleeing Bombs Move
Into Belgian-Jewish Houses

LONDON. (PS)—Thousands of

Germans evacuated from areas
heavily bombed by the RAF have
left the Reich for Belgium, where
they have been moved into Jew-
ish homes, according to the press
here. The Jewish owner's of the
houses were ordered to vacate the
premises to make room for the
Nazis.

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Pisgah Lodge Meets
Membership Drive
On Monday Evening Of Youth Education
Sam Maza will assume his offi-
League's Auxiliary

cial duties as new president of
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith when
he presides over the first busi-
ness meeting of the Lodge on
Monday evening, Sept. 29, in the
auditorium of the Jewish ('enter.
Harry Yudkoff, finance chair-
man, will present the official bud-
get to be ratified by the lodge
members.
Rudolph Meyersohn, first vice
president and program chairman,
will lead the membership in a
group discussion on "What I Ex-
pect from Bnai Brith".
After three weeks of prelimi-
nary practice, the Pisgah Lodge
Bowling League will open its fifth
season on Thursday at the Bowl-
O-Drome on Dexter. More than
175 members have entered the
league to make 35 teams. Prizes
for individual. team and highest
'average will be offered. A mid-
season annual banquet, the annual
inter-city bowling tournament be-
tween Detroit and Toledo are
some of the features planned for
the 1940-41 bowling season. Ira
G. Kaufman, president of the
bowling league, has named the
following as captains: A. Osher,
L. Sklar, P. Hamm,
Gunsberg.,
M. Goldhoff, Ted Gold, A. Glas-
man, A. EngTin, 13. Fishel, M.
Engrin, M. Kutinsky, S. Penni-
koff, P. Thalberg., II. Schwartz,
H. Thomas, Sam Maza, A. Sklare,
M. Kallman, M. Miller, L.
Schwartz, N. Mitshkin, M. Zol-
kower, L. Werner, A. Jutinsky,
R. Sampsoan, B. Dolgin, A. Davis,
L. David, R. Sklar, N. Spector,
J. Horn and A. Tessler.

They can't give Lillian Hell-
man's smash anti-Nazi play,
"Watch on the Rhine", a hearing
in Washington because our capi-
tal has a law prohibiting juven-
iles from appearing on the stage.

A
membership
drive
was
launched by the Youth Educa-
tion League Auxiliary at its ini-
tial meeting' of the season Wed-
nesday at the home of Miss
Pearl Schneider, president.
Miss Schneider appointed two
chairmen for the coming year—
Miss_ Lilly Shapiro, program
chairnurn, and Miss Beatrice
■ Vaiss, publicity chairman.
Miss Jean Simons, case chair-
man, gave a report of the char-
itable work being done by the
organization.
Provision
of
clothing
for
needy children between the ages
of 3 and 5 years is to be the
main project of the group this
year, it was decided.
A social hour followed the
business meeting. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of
Miss Naomi Tillman on Wednes-
day, Oct. 8.

To Unveil Monument
For Rabbi Zager
At Noon Sunday

An unveiling of a monument
in memory of Rabbi Menachim
Mendell Hillevi Zager will take
place on Sunday, Sept. 28, at
12 o'clock noon, at the Tu•over
Cemetery on Gratiot Ave. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to
attend.

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frying all your meat
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after-taste. No
smoke or unpleas-
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Fire Varieties

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AT YOUR GROCER'S

"Men in Uniform -
Program Sunday

What is the morale of Jewish
men in service? What's their out-
look on religion? What social con-
tacts do they make at camp or
on the sea?
These topics will be discussed
at the program to be presented
by the Youth Speaks Committee
of the League of Detroit Jewish
Youth at 8:30 p. nr. Sunday,
Sept. 28, at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, on the central
theme "Jewish Men in Uniform".
.Jewish boys representing each
branch of the service will be the
discussants. Sidney 'Boxer, Sea-
man, First Class, stationed at
the Naxal Armory; Seymour Is-
rael, private at Fort Wayne; and
representatives from the newly
organized Polish Legion and the
R. A. F. trainees stationed at
Glosse Ile, as well as a Canadian
4"presentative, will be on hand.
Matthew Penn, Jewish Welfare
Board field worker at Fort Cus-
ter, will be the moderator, while
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, representing
the mother's point of view, and
a chaplain from Fort Custer will
comprise the resource panel.
Preceding the discussion there
will be a showing of cartoons and
"Follow-the-Bouncing - Ball" com-
munity singing. Following the
forum, there will be social danc-
ing and refreshments.
This program has been planned
by the Youth Speaks Committee
in conjunction with the League's
Army and Navy Committee, and
invitations have been extended to
men at the Naval Armory, Sel-
fridge Field, Fort Custer and
Fort Wayne. Members of the
League of Detroit. Jewish Youth
will drive these guests to the
Jewish Community Center.
The public is invited to attend
the Youth Speaks Committee's
Forum on "Jewish Men in Uni-
form". There is no admission
charge.

Women's Committee to Aid
City Clerk Leadbetter
Gives Card Party

Plans 'have been completed by
the Women's Campaign Commit-
tee for City Clerk Thomas I).
Leadbetter, for a mixed card
party to be held Friday evening,
Oct. 3, in the Masonic Temple, at
8 p. m.
Reservations may be 'mle by
calling Mrs. Louis Urban, Pin-
grey 4307, and Mrs. Peter Da-
vidson, Tyler 5-7272.
There will be prizes.

Half-Rations for Jews in Baltic
States

GENEVA. (JPS)—Food ration-
ing in the Baltic states of Lith-
uania, Latvia and Nazi-controlled
sections of Esthonia has been so
fixed by German authorities that
Jews receive half the rations al-
lotted to non Jews.

ROSH HASHONAH

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