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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Jinuit \ 2
1942
1eagtic of Women's
Societies to Hear
Miss Gilson Feb. 9
U. H. S. Auxiliary
Maurice Schwartz at Fisher Inspires
Luncheon Jan. 28
Efforts Here for
Littman's on Jan. 28
The National Fund M rs. Hermon Weisman, general
The "Golden Chain," combin-
ing outstanding scenes and char-
On Monday, Feb. 9, the League tcterizations of the repertoire of
of Jewish Women's Organizations the Yiddish Art Theater, will be
will held its first 1942 meeting brought here by Maurice
at Temple Beth El, at 2:15 p.
The League meets with its con-
stituent organizations three times
a year. and bring,s an outstand-
ing guest speaker to address the
for Sale—Apartment Property
Are You Aware
chairman of the 10th annual
donor luncheon of the Women's
Apt rents today in this
Auxiliary of United Hebrew
greatest industrial City only
Schools, which will be held on
70% of normal. Selected
Mendel N. Fisher, national ex- Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 12:30
ecutive director of the Jewish p. m., at the social hall of the
12% investments — prices
National Fund, inspired workers Shaarey Zedek, urges ' all those
still down 50% of normal
to • greater activity for the fund who have not as yet paid their
—way below replacement
during his visit here on Tuesday. pledges to do so not later than
cost ► , of course. Consult
Mr. Bedford for Facts &
At noon, he spoke before a Sunday, Jan. 25.
Mrs. Moe S. Dann, chairman of
Figures.
group of Zionist leaders at
women.
On Feb. 9, Mary Barnett Gil-
luncheon at the Penobscot Club. reservations, will be at home,
In the afternoon he addressed 3030 Calvert Ave., all day Sun-
son, assistant professor of eco-
East Side
nomic at the University of Ch i-
the
rally of the Ladies' Auxiliary day to receive pledge money.
Step to Jefferson, iian:1
? "
Mrs.
George
Roberts,
printing
will speak on "What Now
of the Jewish National
Fund.
some buff solid bk tile
ca go,
he
spoke
be-
chairman,
announces
that
all
ing an analysis Of the inter-
gable 78 ft frontage. Big-
v
Tuesday • evening
gi
national situation and our own
fore a large gathering of retire- pledges
must
not in
later
gest small buy for $22,000.
than Sunday
to be
be paid
included
the
dottiest ic situation.
Must be all cash.
sentatives of the Jewish National donor list.
Until 1931, when she joined the
Fund Council and the Zionist
This
annual
event
is
given
for
taff Of the Department of Eco-
$8,625 Down
Council
of Detroit,
under
the the purpose of raising funds for
s nmics at the University of Chi-
chairanship
of William
Hordes,
terms.
m
tiing the chil-
Small 15 yr 4
the
busses,
transpor
o
cgo, Miss Gilson worked in the
president
of the J. N.
F. made
Council.
Tan solid bk steel 21 opts
Announcement
was
by dren to and from the United He-
a
industrial
field. During the war,
3 to 5 rooms. Special fea-
president ,, ,. brew Schools. This year part of
Miss Gilson established central-
Meyer
Beckman,
tures—full tiled halls—new
Detroit
Mizrachi,
thatSabbaththe
proceeds
will
go
toward
no-
ized employment depa rtments in
u tional defense.
roof—new tankless water
n,
will
be
munitions plants. She was also
B'Shalach, on Jan.
ches-
heater — new ref rig — new
bits. Charles Robinson is presi-
associate director of the Roman-
ob served
stoves—new fireproof lock-
ish National Fund Sabbath dent of the Women's Auxiliary of
ourse
in
employment
c
Jew
ers: Low rents $9,500.
ter
agement for men and women in
and it is urged that donations be the United Hebrew Schools.
ining. for such work in muni-
made at that time to Nachlath
$5C,000 Down
tra
tiants.
Miss Gilson has stu-
Herzog, the colony being estab- Crooks to Be Guest on
ons pl
Beautiful property. Authen-
died
economic, social and politi-
lished in Palestine in honor of
Ford Hour Jan. 25 tic period architecture. All
cal conditions during her exten-
MAURICE SCHWARTZ
the Chief Rabbi.
Richard Crooks, popular teno r modern features. Select
sive and frequent trips to Eu-
e for a of the Metropolitan Opera, re- clientele. Solid 12';, invest-
Plans are being made
Schwartz to Littman's People's
rope.
Theater on Wednesday evening, special function in Detroit in turns to the Ford Sunday Eve-
ment. Shown by appoint-
Robinson,
p
Miss Setta
ro-
honor of the 40th anniversary of
ment.
gram chairman, and Mrs. Louis Jan. 28, for only one night.
the J. N. F. Rabbi Morris
Adler, , ning
House
on
Jan.
25,
as
guest
orr
soloist on a program that will
sident, ex-
This only appearance of this
James Rosenberg, pre
feature a musical journey to Scot-
Homer Warren & Co.
nd an invitation to all women most eminent Jewish actor con- president of the Zionist Organi- land.
Two bagpipers will join the
te
58 Years' Dependable Service
who are members of rganiza- stitutes a rare event in the lives zation of Detroit, stated that Ford Orchestra for the occasion.
of the theater lovers. It repro- plans for the celebration will be
CA. 0321
Dime Bids.
tions affiliated with the League,
The
Ford
Hour
is
heard
over
sents
the
first
time
that
this
great
announced
soon.
to attend this meeting,
Mrs. Charlotte Sclar,' chairman Station WJR and the CBS net-
artist has been at liberty to ap- of the box committee,
i
announced work
Ni oik between 9 and 10 o'clock.
pear outside of New York ' ht
at that plans are being completed
the
•
time of year—at
for the J.N.F. Boxholders' tea to
Young Israel to Meet Jan. this
f the season.
28; Will Mark Closing o Maurice Schwartz's "Golden be held at the Center Feb. 5.
include Rabbi Adler will speak, the Pal-
of Adult School Seines Chain" pageant will
scenes from his most celebrated Nine film "Daganiah" will be
.
ter -
. . "Yosher'sh n and dioramas will be dis-
HUDSON STORE HOURS: DAILY, 9:30 to 5:30;
nroductions, such Ashkenazo,"
play (I.
Abbe A. Levi, president of the Kalb," "Brothers
SATURDAY, 9:30 to 6:00
Young Israel of Detroit, an- "Sender Blank," "Merchant of
nounces that the monthly meet- Venice" and others, written by Congress to Honor
ing of the organization will be such dramatists as I. J. Singer,
held Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 9 Sholem Asch, Sholem Aleichem. Dr. Perlzweig at
p. m., in Central High School, H. Leivick, J. L. Peretz and Luncheon Jan. 28
Linwood aml Tuxedo. This occas- others.
Miriam Rubini. whom Mr.
ion will mark the closing of the
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, presi-
15-week semester in the Adult Schwartz has invited from Ar-
School of Jewish Education, gentina to accompany him on his dent of the Detroit section of the
which has met on Monday nights tour, will appear with him. Both American Jewish Congress, an-
artists will be assisted by the nounced this week that Dr. L. M.
for a number of years. Mem
d the famous pianist, Sonya Slatin.
Perlzweig, World Congress lead-
er, will be honored at a lunch-
general public are invited.
eon at the Jewish Community
The adult courses will be re-
Center, Wednesday, Jan. 28. The
sumed on Monday, Feb. 16, in the Hadassah Records
board of the Congress, its wom-
new building of the Detroit He-
Varied Activities en's division, the Zionist Organi-
brew Talmudical Academy, Ye-
zation and others have . been in-
shivoth Beth Yehridah, Dexter and
To acquaint new members with vited.
Cortland. Between now and that
Dr. Perlzvveig is coming to De-
date, registration for the second the varied activities of the De-
'
15-week semester of this year will troit chapter of Hadassah, the troit to address the Center lec-
be taken at the office of the di- sponsor committee under the tare series on Tuesday and the
. Dav • Synagogue on Fri-
rector, Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelern- chairmanship of Mrs. H. E. Ja- — mi a David
ter. at Congregation Beth Tefilo cob and Mrs. Joseph Beschelin d,‘
y'
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow arranged a tea Jan. 21 at the ' a Reservations for the luncheon
Wilson, Trinity 1-2934. Two home of Mrs. Charles Feinberg, may be made by calling Rabbi
Sperka or Mrs. Nathan Speva-
classes will be given each week in 2215 W. Boston Blvd.
Hebrew, Bible, Jewish religious
Among those who gave short kow, chairman of the Women's
activity Division
law, history, and significance of
t • ea of the Congress.
talks on the ir particular
prayers.
were Mrs. Milton Macklin, chair-
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Rabbi Fram to Speak on group; Mrs. Saul Benyas, chair- On Mass Psychology
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Irving Dworman, co-chairman of
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Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will
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Leon Fram —
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queslaYwIrlits1;1
of Temple Israel will discuss next Aliyah.
"Pei' co-cnan ma
Friday evening, Jan. 30, at 8
Friday night, Jan. 30, at the Salt-The current dues committee o'clock, on "Do We Respect Our-
bath
services
of Temple
Is- headed by Mrs. Charles Robinson selves Enough?—A Commentary
rael, Eve
in the
Maccabees
Auditor-
and Mrs. J. M. Lattin have set on Mass Psychology in Time of
0
ium,
Woodward
and Putnam.
Rabbi
Fram has
just returned Feb. 1 as the starting date for
t lecture on his Friday
their yearly drive.
W ITT :his
Mr
Max Frank, local presi- evening , Dr . Glazer will discuss,
from the National Conference on
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Mrs
• .
O.
held in
Palestine
i Cleveland,
where
he h11
served
on the commit- dent, states that of interest to
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to
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The annual donor luncheon of
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Pontiac Jan. 27
The Men's Club of Temple Is-
the Pioneer Women's Organization
rad elected its officers as fol-
Rabbi Morris Adler of Shaarey branches of Detroit, held on Jan.
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lows: Charles L. Goldstein, presi- Zedek will address the Junior 13 at the Masonic Temple, was
event. More than
dent; Harold Goodman, vice-presi-
.
of Temple Beth Ja- an inspiring
dent; Sylvan Rapaport, recording Congregation
cob on Jan. 27. It will be open 1,800 women were present to give
secretary; Fred Gottfurcht, cor- to all Temple members and encouragement to the efforts of
responding secretary; Nathan
the organization that seeks to
strengthen cooperative life in Pal-
Berke, treasurer; members of the friends.
board of directors, I. B. Dwor-
The Temple Beth Jacob Sis- estine 2111(1 to enhance the position
man, lir. Dan Gordon, William terhood announces two oneg slut - of the democracies by creating a
Grahm, Claude Grassgreen, Ar- hats to be held Feb. 7 and Feb. strong home front in Palestine as
thur Hass, Reuben Levine, Sam- 1,1. The religious committee, un- an aid to Britain.
The work of the pioneer women
uel H. Rose, Abe Schostak, Dr. der the chairmanship of Mrs.
Irving Shulak, Myron Steinberg, Jack\ Wainger, will have charge in Palestine was outlined in an
Murray Sutkin, David Zack, Louis of arra tgements. Rabbi Friedland, address by Yehudith Simchonit,
Priees Subj.-t to 3 , 2, Sales 1. 14
Gordon, Sam Horwitz, Saul Rosen- who 'w 11 conduct the oneg shab- delegate front the Histadrut to
man.
bat, V. 11 deal with the movement this country. Another speaker was
of Chassidism. Miss Sara Feder, national secre-
Mr. and Mrs. George Richman tory. A fine musical program was
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ounce the birth of a son on presented by Emma Schaver, De-
But don't go until the J. W. V. ann
troit
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Jan. 12.
Military Ball, Feb. 14.
Special J. N. F. Sabbath to Be
Observed Jan. 31
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