vimeriam Yewisk Periodical Cotter
May 1. 1942
CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
Featured at Club Sari Diego
Emilio Caceres, "World's Hottest Violinist," and his new
Victor Recording Orchestra, are smashing attendance records on
their current engagement at Club San Diego. The band's out-
standing dance arrangements have won national favor. The Emilio
Caceres Trio, featuring Emilio and his "hot" violin, are also a
part of the club's entertaining floor shows which are presented
twice nightly.
Kashruth Committee
Plans for Future
At a meeting of the Detroit
Committee for Kashruth, held
April 15 at the Congregation
Bnai Zion, Humphrey and IN-
mur, the assembled representa-
tives of Detroit Congregations
and other interested parties rati-
fied the continuance in office of
the present executive committee
for a further six months. Hereto
the executive functioned as a
provisional body, and this was
the first formal election. A board
of directors for the Committee
for Kashruth was also officially
brought into being. An annual
budget of $1,000 was adopted to
meet the expenses of the com-
mittee, the sum to be raised by
congregational levy. It was also
decided to work out a formula
to give proper representation to
shochtim and kosher butchers on
the board. Executive reports of
the work done to date were read,
with especial emphasis on the
achievements in the field of Pass-
over kashruth.
Vaad Hayeshivoth Warns
Against Unauthorized
Solicitors
The Vaad HaYeshivoth,
(Michigan committee for the
support of Yeshivoth and reli-
g i o u s charitable institutions),
has issued a warning to the pub-
lic to be on guard against
fraudulent or unauthorized so-
licitations. In order to protect
itself, the public is urged to re-
quest the credential of the Vaad
HaYeshivoth from every one so-
liciting funds for religious chari-
table institutions.
The Vaad HaYeshivoth, whose
board of directors is made up
of representative Michigan Jew-
ish leaders, investigates every
institution and the character of
its collectors before issuing a
credential. All money collected
by responsible collectors is de-
posited with the Vaad HaYeshi-
voth, which arranges cable trans-
fer of funds directly to the cause
for whom the funds were in-
tended. The public can thus give
with confidence when the Vaad
HaYeshivoth stamp appears on
the face of the receipt.
Home Relief Luncheon
At Statler May 10
The Junior Home Relief So-
ciety is sponsoring a mother and
daughter luncheon at the Hotel
Statler, Monday, May 10, at 12:30
p. m. for their members and
friends and also members and
friends of the Senior Home Re-
lief.
There will be a speaker and
entertainment for the occasion.
For reservations please call
Miss Nora Ingher, chairman, Un.
1-7647.
9
Temple Israel's First
Pisgah Wins All Events Miriam Brachman Was
Speaker
at
Defense
Meet
Bar Mitzvah
At Bowling Tourney
At Grand Rapids
Miriam L. Brachman, women's
Sheldon La Bret, son of Mr.
editor of radio station WJLB,
A clean sweep of all events addressed the defense meeting
and prizes was made by the first at the Jewish Community Cen-
annual Michigan Bnai Brith ter on Thursday, April 23 on
Bowling Tourney held at Grand behalf of Victory Aides, a fast-
Rapids, April 26.
growing block organization with
The Wider Scope team captained a program of interest to every
by Al Sklare captured the hon- homemaker. Mrs. Brachman is a
ored "Michigan Bnai Brith Coun- member of the executive board
cil Cup" with a score of 2890. of Victory Aides, and heads
Members of the top team in- their speakers bureau. Hugh .1.
cluded Martin Miller, Sam Has- Sheean of the Office of Civilian
sin, Ben Dolgin and Charles Ross- Defense shared the platform
ner. A short time ago at the Na- with Mrs. Brachman.
tional Bnai Brith Bowling Con-
gress at Columbus, 0., Sklare's
team also took first place and
won the "Henry Monsky's Cup". Habonim Presents
Second place went to the Social
Service Team which included Max Neshef at Central
Goldoff, captain, L. Hack, H.
Levenberg, M. Glassman and A. High School May 3
Goodman. In third place came the
team captained by J. Bloom, M.
The Habonim, pioneer Labor
Gray, E. Goldberg, M. Abrams Zionist youth movement, pre-
and M. Weinstein.
sents for the third consecutive
Henry Petrie took a double bill year its annual Neshef. The
when he took first place in the Neshef will take place Sunday,
singles with a 713 and with a May 3, at Central High School,
276 score rolled the highest sin- 8:30 p. m.
gle game. He also placed second
The program will be divided
in the all events with a score
of 1296. The all events cup was into two main parts. The first
won by J. Bloom with a 1310. will be a dramatic poem, Mes-
Harry Schwartz came in second siah in Chains," written by II.
in the singles event with a 672 Leivich, as an introduction to
his famous work, "The Golem".
game.
Bowling took place during the The musical accompaniment was
day at the Fanatorium Bowling written by Lawrence Rosenthal,
Alleys. Prizes were awarded at a promising young composer and
the banquet held at the Panlind a member of Habonim. The mu-
Hotel. Sam Maza, president of sic will be . sung by the Ha-
the Pisgah Lodge No. 34, was bonim choir, which is said to
speaker at the banquet. Officials be one of the finest youth choral
from Detroit who attended were groups in Detroit. The second
Sam W. Leib, president of the half of the program will pre-
Michigan Bnai Brith Council; sent, in 10 tableaux, the his-
Ira Kaufman, president of the torical evolution of Jewish life,
Pisgah Bowling League, Milton the theme being from "slavery"
Weinstein, secretary, Elias Gold- to "freedom".
berg, secretary; Sam Maza, chair-
The program is under the
man of athletics, Michigan Bnai
Brith Council, Max Goldhoff, Al direction of Moshe Haar, a per-
Sklare, Ben Dolgin and Harry son who has made a name for
Schwartz, members of the Pisgah himself in Detroit dramatic
advisory board and Phil Roth- circles.
Tickets are 40c for adults
schild, publicity relations.
Plans are being made for the and 20c for children, and may
dinner dance on Sunday, May 17, be reserved by calling Joseph
which will conclude this season's Rosenberg, Tyler 5-3997, or Mr.
Ginsburg, Plaza 8821.
bowling for the lodge.
Pisgah Lodge bowls each
Thursday .evening at the Howl-0-
Drome on Dexter Ave.
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North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Mrs. Pauline
Idzal from Mr. and Mrs. Max
Smitt; in memory of Mrs. Emma
Rindskoff from Mr. and Mrs.
Harry M. Selker. For Mother's
Day in sacred memory of our
dearly beloved mother, Mrs. Et-
talaya Finley from Mr. and Mrs.
Saul Copin. In honor of Mor-
timer H. Meyer's birthday from
Mr. and Mrs. James Wineman;
in honor of Mrs. Arthur Victor,
Sr.'s birthday from Mr. and
Mrs. James Wineman.
For the Jesse F. Hirschman
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Miss Elizabeth Guiterman from
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn.
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Viola Wolf from Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Wolf, Jr., and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Jossman.
and Mrs. Benjamin La Bret, and
Walter Singer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nat Singer, will celebrate
their arrival at the age of Bar
Mitzvah at Sabbath Eve services
of Temple Israel in the lecture
hall of the Detroit Institute of
Arts, next Friday night, May 8.
Sheldon La Bret will read from
the Scroll and Walter Singer
will read the Prophets portion.
Rabbi From will preach on the
subject, "The Meaning of Lib-
eral Judaism". Temple Israel is
the first reform congregation in
Michigan to revive the institu-
tion of Bar Mitzvah.
Mesdames La Bret and Singer
will be hostesses to the entire
congregation at a social hour in
the Romanesque Hall of the De-
troit Institute of Arts, which will
follow the services.
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Final performances of the the greatest Jewish Star comedian
The Laugh Riot of the Jewish Stage
(Left) Just before loading, Casimir Koszar..
( Right ) Truckmen start the supplies on
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LEO FUCHS
in a New Musical Comedy
"GENERAL FISH!. DAVID"
Co-starred with LILY LILIANA, MISHA FISHZON, ETHEL DORF,
LEON LIEBGOLD and Entire Company
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