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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

March 13, 1942

Iota Alpha Pi Sorority

Gewerkshaften to Hold
A Victory Celebration

What with Wilfrid Fleisher,
former Japanese correspondent,
offering the lowdown in another
book on Japan, and with George
E. Sokolsky falling back on his
years as a correspondent in the
Far East, it certainly looks as
though "our boys" have been
around.

Iota Alpha Pi, national Jewish
The victory wind-up celebration
sorority at Wayne University,
its second rush affair on of this year's Gewerkshaften
Former Ambassador Davies and Madam held
Wednesday, March 11, at the campaign in Detroit will be held
home of Evelyn Gross, 3817 Stur- Sunday evening, March 29, at the
Litvinoff Will Address Rally
tevant Ave. It was a "South Wilson Theater. A special con-
program with the participa-
Every Detroit hospital staff Dr. Robert L. Novy, Receiving American Fiesta" and the bids, cert
done in true artistic manner by Con of national known artists has For Sale—Apartment Property
Hospital;
Dr.
George
Rieckhoff,
this week had named a represen-
St. Mary's Hospital; Dr. Fran- Judy Raizen, were 12-inch Car- been prepared. The guest speaker
tative to the doctor's sub-commit- cis T. Zinn, U. S. Marine Hos- men Miranda dolls. The room was of the evening will be of world
tee of the Detroit Committee for pital; Dr. D. C. Beaver, Women's decorated in nite-club style and prominence. As in the previous
no tickets will be sold for
Anyway You
Russian War Relief headed by Hospital; Dr. A. V. Forrester, called "Casa Sororite". Sorors years,
Highland Park General Hospital; staged an original floor show, the this traditional annual affair.
Dr. Alfred H. Whittaker.
contributors, workers in the Figure
Russian Army surgeons report 1)1. Earl J. Knaggs, Wyandotte menu featured Spanish food, the Only
campaign, and representatives of
that although the toll of wounded General Hospital; Dr. Charles dancing was strictly Rhumba, organizations w ho participate in
There is no equally sound
this winter will run past 1,500,000 Dutchess, Parke Davis Company; Conga and 'Gambit, and everyone the campaign will be the guest of
investment half as profi-
men, it is nevertheless expected Dr. A. F. Jennings; Dr. Grover dressed the part.
the
evening,
on
the
basis
of
one
Among its other activities, Iota
table as selected ants at
that four-fifths of them will re- Penberthy, board of directors,
for each $12 contributed our discount prices. All
spond to prophylactics and early Russian Will' Relief; and Dr. J. Alpha Pi is now staging a series person
to
the
campaign.
Facts & Figures from Mr.
sulfanilamide treatments in time Milton Robb, Dr. Hugo Freund, of athletic tournaments. The first
The leaders of the campaign Bedford:
to return to active duty in the Dr. Oswald Gruhzig, sponsors, of these, ping pong, is now under urge
all the workers and officers
way with bowling, badminton and
spring offensive against Hitler. Russian War Relief.
To bring the relief drive to its several others to follow. The of the organizations to speed up DeLuxe 40 Apt
Spurred on by this report, De-
efforts to reach the maxi-
troit medical men have pitched peak in Detroit, the local com- winners of each will receive silver their
Exclusive high rent district.
goal of their quota assigned
into the relief campaign with a mittee has engaged Olympia for charms with the sorority name mum
Designed by prominent ar-
to
them,
and
report
the
results
of
will in order to alleviate the bur- the night of March 28 when a and the event engraved on them. their activities at the weekly ral- chitect. Cost to build 1928
dens of the civilian population United Nations Raly for Victory
Iota Alpha Pi has now made
of the campaign, which are $145,000. Fair rents today
ravaged by malnutrition and war's will be held with Joseph E. Da- the Women's Bldg. of Wayne lies
$24,000. We have optioned
every Th ursday
destruction. Under American vies„ American Ambassador to University its permanent meeting held
Lachar's on 12th St. Tickets for this outstanding bargain
lend-lease provisions, much aid Russia in 1937-41, and Madam place, and announces its new the
victory wind-up concert will only $95,000. Terms
is extended but it is necessary Ivy Litvinoff, wife of the present sponsor, Mrs. Habercorn of the be ready
soon, and they will be $20,000. Earns 15% on en-
to supplement this assistance by Russian Ambassador to this coun- university faculty.
distributed
to the workers and tire price.
try, as the chief speakers. The
relief funds.
delegates
at
the Thursday eve-
Dr. Whittaker's committee in- nationanity groups of Detroit
$10,000 Down
ning weekly rallies.
cludes: Dr. Alexander Blain, Al. will take part in a program of
Massive
25 apt near Ham-
exander Blain Hospital; Dr. Ken- pageantry and choral events on Lily Pons Will Sing
ilton. 2 and 3 rooms. New
neth A. Wood, Detroit Tubercu- the same occasion under the direc-
Community Council
stoves new refrig. Stoker.
losis Sanitorium; Dr. William tion of Sanford S. Engel of the At Masonic Temple
New tankless hot water
Plans Institute
Nill, Deaconess Hospital; Dr. New York office of Russian Wal
heater. Cheap rents $9,400.
Harry A. Pearce, Florence Crit- Relief, Inc., who has planned a
Lily Pons, diminutive coloratura
Theme for Round Table Tenants pay utilities. For-
tendon Home; Dr. John H. Law, "Parade of the Grim Reminder" soprano, will sing at Masonic
mtge $74,000. Entire
Grace Hospital; Dr. Zina B. Ben- to feature people of all nations Auditorium on Tuesday evening,
To Be "Community Coun- mer
price only $45,000.
nett, Michigan Mutual Hospital; ravished by Hitler.
cil in Action"

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Rabbi Leon Fram announces
that he will deliver the third in
his series of Friday night lec-
tures on the spiritual significance
of the decisive personalities of
the current world conflict at the
Sabbath Eve service of Temple
Israel, Friday night, March 20.
at 8:30, in the lecture hall of the
Detroit Institute of Arts. The
subject of the third lecture will
be: "General and Madame Chiang-
Kai-Shek : They Rer—lrected a
Dying Nation." The two previous
title in the series were, "Win-
ston Churchill" and "Joseph Sta-
lin." Title to come will be "Adolf
Hitler," "Benito Mussolini," and
"Franklin D. Roosevelt."
William Katz, president of the
Young People's Club of Temple
Israel, will lead all the young
people who attend the services, in
a discussion on the subject,
Youth." The discussion will take
place immediately after the social
hour. The Young People will
hold their regular bi-weekly meet-
ing next Sunday night, March
15, at 8 o'clock in the meeting
room of Temple Israel at 615
Boulevard Bldg.
The first father-son celebration
of Temple Israel will take place
Sunday afternoon, March 15, at
1 o'clock in the cafeteria of Cen-
tral High School. The fathe•-son
dinner is held under the sponsor-
ship of the Men's Club of Tem-
ple Israel, and it will be fea-

Final Week at Littman's
For Burstein and Lux

The popular Yiddish stage
stars, Paul Burstein and Lillian
Lux, will conclude their stay at
Littman's People's Theater this
coming week. As their final of-
fering, this talented team will
star in "Der Comediant" ("The
Comedian"), a jolly musical
comedy by Louis Freiman with
music by Scholom Secunda.
Performance will be given
Sunday matinee and evening,
March 15, and Tuesday evening,
March 17. Supporting the stars
will be the entire Littman com-
pany including Lily Liliana,"Leon
Leibgold, Abe Lax, Ethel Dorf
and Mischa Fishzon.

GOODWILL CARD PARTY

The Goodwill Sewing Circle
annual card party will be held
Tuesday evening, March 17, in
the banquet hall of Congregation
Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
rence.
Mrs. Sam Rosenberg, presi-
dent, extends a cordial invita-
tion to the general public to at-
tend and help a good cause.
Money derived will be devoted to
charitable purposes.
Mrs. Morris Weinstein and
M rs. Jacob Nagler are in charge
of arrangements.

tured by a discussion on "What
Boys Can Do to Aid in Civilian
Defense". There will be a movie
and other forms of entertainment.

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Preliminary plans have been
completed for the next quarterly
conference of the delegates to the
Jewish Community Council of De-
troit, which will take place on
Sunday, April 12. The conference
will take the form of an all-day
institute, which will include round
table sessions in the afternoon
on four aspects of the Council's
program, a special session devoted
to criticisms and discussion, and
an evening dinner meeting to be
addressed by a speaker of national
prominence.
A program committee consisting
of Dr. Alexander Sanders, Law-
rence Crohn, Rabbi Morris Adler,
Aaron Rosenberg, and Morris
Garvett have been planning the
details of this institute.
The institute will center around
the theme, "The Community Coun-
cil in Action." The four round
tables during the afternoon will
LILY PONS
be devoted to the following four
divisions in the Community Coun-
March 24, after an absence of cil's program: (1) Community
four years from the Detroit con- Relations or Anti - Defamation
cert stage.
Work (2) Discrimination in Em-
Born in Cannes, France, Miss ployment (3) Internal Jewish
Pons was destined to become a Community Relations (4) Coordin-
concert pianist. At the age of ation of Educational and Cultural
thirteen she was enrolled at the Activities. Chairmen of commit-
Paris Conservatory where after tees, members of the Council's
two years of study she took high staff, and other individuals con-
versant with the details of the
honors as a pianist.
Some time later, after rehears- Council's operations, will act as
ing a few songs at home, Miss discussion leaders at these round
Pons approached Max Dearly, tables.
The general session devoted to
Parisian producer, and secured
the ingenue role in his new show. criticism and discussion will be
A friend who heard her took her organized around the theme,
to Alberti di Gorosiaga, vocal ex- "What We Expect of the Jewish
pert, who predicted that in five Community Council." In prepare-
years she would be singing at tion also is a humorous interlude,
the Metropolitan in New York. during which some of Detroit's
After intensive training under Jewish community life will be
the direction of this teacher she satirized.
Negotiations are now under
sailed for America, and on Jan.
2, 1931, fulfilled di Gorostiaga's way to secure a leading national
prophesy when she made her sen- speaker on the Jewish Commu-
ity Council idea to address the
sational debut at the Met.
Following her debut Miss Pons evening dinner meeting. The name
successfully toured South America of the prominent speaker and
where she was enthusiastically further details concerning the
received. Since that time she program will he announced
has toured throughout the United shortly.
States, frequently appearing in
Attendance at the Institute will
joint concert with her conductor- not be limited to delegates alone.
husband Andre Kostelanetz. Aside The institute will be open to the
from her busy schedule at the community at large, in order to
Metropolitan and her many radio acquaint the community with what
and concert engagements, Miss its Community Council is con-
Pons has made several successful tributing and should contribute
movies, and has recently been to the welfare of the city. Organ-
engaged in making numerous re- izations and individuals are urged
cordings. to mark the date — April 12 —
on their calendars as "Commun-
ity Council Day" and plan for
good organizational representation
Downtown Theaters at the Institute.

MICHIGAN — The Andrews To My Daughter, Disrobing
Sisters, in person on the stage
Near Her Beloved Mother
with Johnny Long's Miracle
Band and a flock of other acts, Lovely little lady, so small and
plus "Shanghai Gesture" on the
sweet,
screen starring Gene Tierney and My heart aches, my darling, at
Victor Mature, spells a banner
your tiny feet,
week for the Michigan starting For all of the sorrow some day
Friday.
you must meet,
As you march out to live.
UNITED ARTISTS — Spencer
Tracy and Katharine Hepburn in Beautiful big baby, my dearest
"Woman of the Year" (the
one,
$200,000 story) opens on Thurs- 'Smorning we're having so very
day at the United Artists Thea-
much fun . . .
ter as one of the year's import- How will it be past set of my
ant bookings. On the same pro-
sun,
gram is the much discussed "Joe And Mother's not here to give?
Smith, American," starring Rob-
Translated from the Yiddish
by Esther It. Silverman.
ert Young and Marsha Hunt.

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