February 6, 1942

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

10

Central States Regional Conference of Junior
Predict Success
Council Culture Section and Jewish
Hadassah to Meet in Detroit, March 7 and 8
In Gewerkshaften
Center to Sponsor Series of Events
of Detroit Is Conference Chairman; Lillian
Drive for $50,000 Anne Baker
Greenberg of Toledo Is the Regional
Peretz Hirschbein to Speak Feb. 17; Naomi Alef-Leaf

and Abraham Strugatsch Coming March 3: Dr.
Shloime Bickel on March 10

Morris Schaver and Ben Laikin
Confident of Detroit Jewry's
Liberal Response
•
The Jewish Community Cen- interpreter of I alestinian and
Satisfactory progress is re-
ter, in conjunction with the Yid- Jewish dances, will appear in a
dish Culture Section of the Jew- Purim program in conjunction ported by leaders of the Pales-
with
Abraham
Strugatsch,
racon-
ish Community Council, is plan-
tine Labor Committee in the
ning a series of three events to teur and interpretative reader.
work
currently being carried on
The
third
program
in
the
se-
be held on Feb. 17, March 3
ries will be held on Tuesday for the Gewerkshaften drive.
and March 10.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, evening, March 10. Dr. Shloime
Morris Scheyer, chairman o f
the Jewish community of Detroit Bickel, author and critic and a the campaign, stated that he and
will celebrate the 60th anniver- recent arrival from Europe, will his fellow officers and co-workers
sary of Peretz • Hirschbein, who be the speaker.
The price for single admissions
is known to all lovers of Yiddish
as one of our leading poets, is 50c plus 5c tax. For Center
dramatists and authors. The ju- members the price 40c plus 4c
bilee pr o gram will present tax. A ticket for the entire se-
Hirschbein ina lecture and will ries of three programs can be
also present a well known singer purchased for $1.25 plus 13c
in a rendition of Hirschbein's tax. For Center members the
price of a series ticket is $1 plus
ballads.
Naomi Aleh-Leaf, well known 10c tax.

Palestine Carmel
Wines Are Again
Available in Mich.

Nutrition Class
At Jewish Center

Conference Chairman

The Detroit Unit of Jr. Hadas- troit Unit of Senior Hadassah.
e A. n ne Baker an d Lillian Green-
sah announces that it will be
hostess to the Central States Re- berg will welcome delegates man,
and
gional Conference, at Hotel Stet- guests. Miss Elaine Fried de
of Youngstown, 0., will presi
ler, March 7 and 8.
Several hundred delegates and over a discussion of program,
guests are expected from Ohio, membership, Young Judaea. At
Kentucky, West Virginia and the close of the session, the De-
. . troit Unit will be hostess at a
ic
iga Goldie
.
Miss
Shapiro of Flint, "Chicken Promenate . Prizes w
Central States Regional president, be awarded for the best unit
Miss Lillian Greenberg of Toledo, stunts, skits, etc.
Registration w ill continue Sun-
regional conference chairman and
Miss Helen Waldstein, president day morning, with general
the Detroit Unit, met for the sions on fund raising, J.N.F. and
of
the
week-end
with Miss Anne Baker, the presentation of the president's
report. Miss Ruth Ginsburg of
conference chairman.
Miss Baker announces that the Bay City will preside.
A luncheon is scheduled for
conference theme will be "Amer-
ica and Palestine — A United Sunday, at 12:30 p. m. with the
Front". The delegates will gather guest speaker to be announced
to review the regional activities at a later date. Several girls in
of the past year and to make the region who have been awarded
plans to support with greater the Jr. Hadassah Cultural Fel-
energy Palestinian responsibili- lowship Key, at the national con-
ties, viz: Mayer Shefeyah, The vention in Boston, in November,
Henrietta Szold School for Nurses will be honored. A panel discus-
T•aining, Jewish National Fund sion will take place, later in the
and Youth Aliyah. afternoon, on "Junior Hadassah
With the advent of the United —Its Place in the World Scene."
States into the War, the region A formal banquet will be held
will take up the matter of Jr. at 6 p. m. with the installation
Hadassah's duties to our country:of the 'newly , elected regional
through Civilian Defense, propa- officers. Rabbi Morris Adler of
gation of democratic ideals and Congregation S h a a r e y Zedek,
financial contributions. The na- president of the Detroit Zionist
tional office of Jr. Hadassah re- District, will be guest speaker.
ZUCKERMAN
look BARUCH
forward to
a record result cently announced the purchase of A formal dance will be held the
$10,000 worth of Defense Bonds. same evening.
Working with Miss Baker for
e conference are
exceeding last year's success. The money was allocated from a the
This year's quota is for $50,000 reserve fund, to be used for emer- tollowing
en, as-
ocal
he success of lth
Detroit Unit of Jr. Hadassah sisted by large committees: Edith
and the workers are confident gencies.
will present a play "Accused", W e i n e r, Ruth Amdu•, Helen
that the sum will be reached.
en y b Mrs. Joshua Sperka, Shewack, Marion Apple, Ida Mil-
Benjamin M. Laikin, one of written
the vice presidents and leading at the Oneg Shabat, scheduled stein, Ruth Drazin, Bessie Berris.
workers in the drive, stated that for 3 p. m. Saturday, March 7. The local Unit of Jr. Hadassah
the enthusiasm being displayed The speaker for the afternoon is urges all young women over 18
to be announced at a later date. years of age who would like to
Registration will follow in the take advantage of the cultural
evening. and social opportunities offered
The conference will open offi- by the conference, to join now.
cially on Saturday night, at 8 The membership fee is $2. For
o'clock, with greetings from Mrs. further information call Florence
Max Frank, president of the De- Schurgin, Tyler 6-5863.

Is Part of Defense Activities of
Which Mrs. Joseph Welt
Is Chairman
Palestine Carmel Wines, fa-
mous throughout the world, are
Chairman of all defense activi-
again procurable in Michigan.
This product, considered the ties at the Jewish Community
best in the world, will be dis- Center, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt an-
tributed in Michigan by G. nounces the inauguration of a
Viviano, Inc., 136-152 E. Con- nutrition class, scheduled to
gress, telephone, Cadillac 0116, meet at the Center, Woodward
at Holbrook, on Tuesday after-
Detroit.
Rabbi I. M. Kowalsky of the noons, from 3 to 5, beginning
Palestine House, New York, who Feb. • 17. Stating that at the time
has charge of sales in this coun- of war it is the family's first
try, stated that difficulties are duty to be at the peak of health
being overcome in securing un- efficiency, Mrs. Welt urged early
interrupted shipments of the registration for the course, as
the class will be limited in size.
wines from Palestine.
"These wines," he stated. "are Mrs. Sylvia Albert of Wayne
first in Zion, first in kashruth, University will serve as in-
structor.
first in taste and in quality."
The Center Red Cross Produc-
Zionists are especially urged
to secure large quantities of tion Unit, which meets daily
these wines for Passover, and Monday through Friday, from
to enlist the interest of their 1 to 4, is seeking volunteers for
friends,in buying this Palestine- sewing. Needed are those who
know how to run sewing ma-
made product.
chines. in addition to those w ho
"Dancers En .Route"
will do simpler tasks. Volun-
Wind Up Drive
T e m p 1 e Israel to Hold teers are urged to conic in, if
Appear Here Feb. 18
For Yemenites
Brotherhood Services ; only for an hour, as well as for
Rabbi Pram to Preach on the day.
Reporting community interest
Walter L. Field, chairman of
An evening knitting class. con-
"Our Common Cause"
the
Detroit
committee
in
chargehigh
in the Center's cultural de-
ducted by Mrs. Anna Chapin and
In celebration of Brotherhood the S.P.D. girls. meets on Thurs.
of raising a special fund to aid fense program, members of the
the Yemenite Jews in Palestine dance concert committee, for the
Week, members of Temple Israel (la vs. from 7:30 to 10. Mrs.
and to help save children in
will invite non-Jewish friends to Chapin will welcome beginners.
Yemen by bringing them to Zion, presentation of "Dancers En
come to the Sabbath eve service
stated thiS week that the drive Route," at the Jewish Commu-
of Temple Israel next Friday
is being wound up and that it nity Center, Wednesday evening,
night, Feb. 13, at 8:30, in the Officers Installed
is hoped that last year's sum Feb. 18, met for "Brunch" last
lecture hall of the Detroit Insti-
By
Cardozo
Club
will be equalled by the time all week. Returns were heard from
tute of Arts. Rabbi Leon Fram
contributions are in. the various divisions, under the
will preach on the subject "Our - Cardozo Club held annual in-
Zechariah Gluska, president of al:,neral chairmanship of Mrs.
Common Cause".•
stallation of officers Jan. 18, at
Temple Israel's -Brotherhood Huck's Redford Inn. Bernard A.
the Yemenite Community of David Cooper.
Four distinct groups are han-
Palestine, upon departing from
service is based on the idea that Pearl, attorney, acted as master
his visit in Detroit, expressed dling the ticket sales for the
good will is created when non of ceremonies and installer. The
Jews see a Jewish service of officers are:
the hope that those who have Detroit debut of these talented
BENJAMIN M. LAIKIN
not made their contributions will young American dancers. In
G i 1 b e r t Miller, president;
worship, hear the rabbi preach,
charge of Wayne University
and listen to the cantor's rendi- Charles Makie, vice-president; Al- and the recognition of the ini- do so promptly.
tion of traditional Jewish music. Bert
It is urged that prospective sales in Julian Sinaberg assisted
H Makie, recording secretary; portance of Palestine in the pres-
Immediately after the service, Harry Shapiro, treasurer ; Albert nt world crisis combine to as- donors send their checks to the by Morton Baker, Sidney Hertz
the sixth
success
of of
the the
drive.
the Sisterhood of Temple Israel we
R i s z ! seageant-at-arms; Sam sure
The
rally
Ge- Zionist office, 1044 Penobscot and Julian Krause. The Wayne
will give a reception in honor of H Rudin, Herbert J. Chaiken and
committee i is augmented by a
werkshaften
campaign,
which
will Bldg.
the non-Jewish guests of the Herman
Blau, trustees; Max E.
group of junior girls headed by
H
be held on Thursday evening,
congregation in the Romanesque Hecker, club corespondent.
Miss Shirley Lastar, Miss Max-
Mrs. Harry Sears entertained
Feb. 12, at Lachar's on 12th t Mrs. Daniel Siegel's Mother ing Deutch and Miss Charlene
of
•
na 11 of the Detroit Institute
Arts. The congregation will sing the guests and members wit St., will mark an importan
Dies in Chicago
Passman. Leading sales among
year's campaign,
the special Brotherhood Hymn piano selections.
business and professional young
employees
of
the
Federal,
event
in
this
Mrs.
Bessie
Shlensky
of
Chi-
All
women, interested in the event,
entitled
"The
Hymn of of which
the Na-
lions," the
melody
is State, County and City are asked due to the fact that the guest cago, mother of Mrs. Daniel are the Misses Sophie Kutlove,
drawn from Beethoven's Ninth to For
affiliate
with the aout
Cardozo
Club. man,
speaker
be founders
Baruch Zucker-
information
the club
one will
of the
of the Siegel of Detroit, passed away Helen Goodman, Fayga Keidan
d on Jan. 31 in Chicago. Surviving
Symphony.
,
The Young People's Club of and its activities cal Tyler
l the 5-4315,
follow- member
labor Zionist
and her besides Mrs. Siegel are her and Miriam Carver.
of the movement
World Zionist
Prepared to interest the adult
husband, Morris; five other community in this unusual pro-
Temple Israel will invite the ing: Gilbert Miller,
non-Jewish youth to attend the Charles Makin, University 3-3705 Actions
Committee.
Mr. Zuckerman is considered daughters, Pearl Given, Esther gram are members of the g en-
or The
any next
member
of the will
club. be held one of the most brilliant speak- Karatz,
Blair, Mabel eral committee including: Mes-
Sarah
meeting
symposium which will take place
Schero, Lillian Horwitz; three
immediately
after the
reception,
and in the course
of which
rela- at 11535 Linwood Ave., on Sun- ers and, having spent many sons, Harry, Harold and Max; dames Sidney J. Allen, Raphael
. day, Feb. 8, at 11 a. m. All who years in Palestine, is well posted
16 Altman, Louis Barnett, Pearl
to the two sisters, two brothers,
Bernstein, Leo Croll, Casper
tionships between various reli d are interested are invited to at- on matters per
problems of Palestine at the
.
•
b grandchildren.
Cutler Samuel M. Epstein, Miles
gious groups will be iscus
of tend.
es is p
eresent moment. Besides
Rabbis Saul
Silber and Jacob F N ia ntshta e n rwaG lda,linSeys moum
r
.
In further celebration
lie appearance this Thursday
will eve-
lso Agus officiated at funeral serv-
. nrgaonlkd,
M. j. GIF
Brotherhood Week, there will be
also
.
.
uc
erman
wi
U.H.S.
Auxiliary
Luncheon
Mr.
Zuckerman
ices at North Shore Congrega- Lawrence Friedman, J o s e p h
g, 11. r.
an exchange of pulpits between
meet a number of groups at tion . on Monda
Monda y, and Cantor Geschelin, Arthur Gitlin, Samuel
Inspiring and Success-
Rabbi Fram of Temple Israel
luncheons and gatherings during Kritz made the Haskarah. The Greenberg, Rose Greenspan, Ben
and the minister of the church
ful Event
the time of his stay in Detroit. funeral procession stopped at
Henry Jones, David
nearest the Detroit Institute of
The 10th annual donor lunch- He is now returning from an several synagogues and important Kallman, Albert Krohn, ' Charles
Arts, Rev. Warren Wheeler
extensive
tour
of
the
Pacific
institutions in whose behalf the Lakoff, Eugene H. Lastar, Milton
kett of the First Congrega- con of /the Woman's Auxiliary
Pickett
s, Coast.
active. She m
deceased had been active.
sme i a hi dl mm
m
c ni 0
r . sg k 11 1 sc i onhn , seeffr, l . k A e, H l . M
e R
s r sm
L t l :o 1 otta a uy orn i bka i n .
Leo
tional Church, Woodward and of the United Hebrew Schools,
The
following
organizations
rser b en ew
was
a
very
pious
woman,
a mem-
which
was
held
on
Jan.
28
at
Forest. Rabbi Fram will occupy
d iH
n
,i
et,
started tl-n ram- ber of numerous
. religious, com- Millman Herman e e e i E Osnos, y
the Shaarey Zedek was an inspir- have already
Rev.
Pickett's
Pulpit
Sunday
naien among
their members or m . unal and charitable
organiza- taSomenaar ( rf i .r lo:renrasLtyuli
morning, Feb. 15, and Rev. Pick- ing and successful event.
Ge
and had endeared herself ter, Harry
A check and defense bonds have set dates for their PO- lions
ns an
Jack
ett will preach before Temple
estine
evenings
at
which
spenlc-
t
Israel in the auditorium of the were presented by Mrs. Herman
. to . the community. She was the
Detroit Institute of Arts, Friday Wetsman, general chairman of ers will address their organi7a vice. president of the Student Aid Oak s
being
the importance of the Soc
Society of the Hebrew Theo-
Jaffe. Mrs.
the luncheon, to Louis Robinson, lions on
night, Feb. 20.
mmi gn:
president of the United -Hebrew „ Aisheshoke".
Bereznitzer, Chen- logical College
Colic e of Chicago
g of Herman Stenbuck is in charge of
ernigover - Lnvevey. which her daughter. Mrs. Wit- sales in Pontiac.
Callow Family Club to Hold Schools.
Cl,
The following names were stechovne.
The troupe composing "Dane-
ITorodoicer.
Detroit Ladies' Liam Schero, is president.
Charity Card Party
omitted in the donor list of the David
ers En Route" have a unique ap-
Kketerinaslove. First
Feb. 10
Feb.
Mesdames J. Fish, Aid Society.
Society. Jewish Frster- ker, Pinsker, Pogrobistcher, Pro- proach to the dance as an art
The Gallow Family Club will Philip H. Goldstein, Louis Loe- Gplician
Social Club. gressive Ladies, Radomer Aid, form. believing it is not a seri-
ity card party on ber, N. Linden, S. Nayer, J. Nag- ppl Club. Jewish
a
char
8
p.
m.,
at
Pereira's,
ler,
Jacob
Nasanchuk,
R.
B.
New-
Katz
Family
Circle.
Kazan Radomer Friendly, Sarner Re- ous business but can furnish an
hold
9925 10,
Dexter.
There will be man, A. Panush, R. Perkers, Horodoker Aid Society. Korna- lief, Vinitzer Aid, Vladimeretzer evening of fun for the audience.
Feb.
at
prizes and refreshments. Admix- Reubin Wax, Herman Wetsman, tishever. Lomzer Bros. Loan So- Young Helpers, Yiddish Folks The company balances its ero-
sion tickets will be hold at the Ladies Progressive Unterstizung ciet Minkowitzer-Podolier.
Mla- Verein, Zamore Tomoshover and grams carefully between serious
y,
Mogilover, Odessa, Olezar- Turover Aid Society. and broad comedy numbers..
Society. ver,

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