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June 12. 1942

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Sinai Installation
Program Impressive

One of the most impressive
installation ceremonies ever to
be held in Detroit was the in-
stalling of the newly elected
officers last Sunday night, June
7, at the Temple Beth El with
Rabbi Leo, chaplain of the or-
ganization, officiating. D an i el
Roof, lecturer, traveler and
a dventurer, gave an eloquent in-
troduction on the symbolism of
light and warmth eminating
from the lighting of the can-
dle s, each of which meant a
year for the five years of hard
work, service, faith and hope of
the .1t. Sinai Hospital organi-
zation's struggles for attaining
their goal—that of building a
Hospital under Jewish Auspices.
The progress made toward that
goal was very adequately out-
lined by Mr. Lewis, architect of
the Children's home, as were
the future plans and hopes for
the new hospital.
Mrs. Charles Gitlin presented
the Red Cross Unit of the Mt.
Sinai Hospital with their second
merit stripes, and gave a very
fitting address with the presen-
tation. Mrs. Ruben, newly ap-
pointed chairman of the De-
fense Stamp Committee, report-
ed the sale of one hundred dol-
lars worth of stamps prior to
the opening of the meeting.
Miss Rosina Betman rendered
several pleasing vocal selections
accompanied by Miss Betty Blin-
stub at the piano. The highlight
of the entertainment was pre-
sented by the Halevy Singing
Society under the direction of
Dan Frohman who presented a
number of selections in Heb-
rew, Yiddish, some of which
were original arrangements of
Mr. Frohman. Their rendition
of Brahm's Fifth Dance was
especially fine.
Rabbi Fram spoke on the ac-
complishment of the organiza-
tion toward its ultimate goal.
He emphasized the extent of
the importance of reaching this
goal and what it meant to the
community.
The meeting adjourned to the
refreshment halls where re-
freshments were served. Ap-
proximately 400 members at-
tended.
Those installed were : Presi-
dent, Mrs. Jacob Harvith ; vice
presidents, Mrs. Isaac Rosen-
thal, Mrs. Leon Katzin, Mrs.
Max Rosenblaum and Mrs. Ber-
nard Rose ; treasurer, Mrs. Sam-
uel Atlas; financial secretary,
Mrs. Chas. Gitlin ; recording sec-
Simeon Cugell ;
retary, Mrs.
Mrs.
secretary,
corresponding
Max Schubiner, assisted by Mrs.
Daniel Rachmiel and Mrs. Oscar
Schneider; social correspondence
secretary, Mrs. Morris Solomon.
Sally Field has been reappoint-
ed as publicity director.
The newly elected trustees
are : Mesdames Jack Ruben,
Walter Golden, Joshua Karbel,
Philip Liebson and Nathan Fish-
man.

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Julie Adler and Students
In Musical Review

League for Sabbath
Installs Its Officers

"Roses of Picardy," sung by Bob for the services of Rabbi Lavine
Love; and the finale, "Swinging can be made through the Temple
On High C," featuring the entire Alec.
company. "Lanky" Bowman and
his orchestra play for dancing
Dr. A. M. Hershman will in- and the show.
stall the newly elected dicers
of the Women's League for Sab-
bath Observance on Monday Rabbi Lavine, Summer
afternoon, June 22, at 2 o'clock,
at the Shaarey Zedek, Chicago Rabbi at Beth El
and Lawton. Officers to be in-
stalled are :
Announcement is made by
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M e s d a m es Joshua Sperka, Temple Beth El that Rabbi Ber-
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nard
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Lavine
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heim, and Abraham Cooper, vice- gaged as the summer rabbi of
president s ; Milton A. Winston, the Temple. Rabbi Lavine is a
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N. Cohen, recording secretary ; Cincinnati, where he was the
M. Canton, financial secretary; winner of the Jones Oratorical
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M. J. W ohlgele rn ter, treasurer. Contest, and was ordained as
rabbi at the Hebrew Union Col-
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Rabbi Wohlgelernter will act lege this month.
as advisor to the group, and will
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An extensive educational cam- summer vacation. Arrangements
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with a distribution of Sabbath
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MISS JULIE ADLER

A musical review by Miss
Julie Adler and her students will
be presented at the Scottish Rites
Cathedral of the Masonic Tem-
ple at 8:15 p. m. on Sunday,
June 21. The production will
feature tap, ballet and acrobatic
(lancing and also several singing
and dramatic arts. All 200 per-
formers are students of the
Julie Adler Dancing Studio of
Detroit. The theme of the last
scene of the recital is patriotic-
ally dedicated to our armed
forces. An original score has
been composed by Miss Frances
Kohl, pianist, and Miss Adler,
especially for the review.
In producing this recital Miss
Adler has been assisted in tap
instruction by Miss Harriet
Weinstock, in ballet by Miss
Barbara Terry and Fred Wolf,
and in dramatics by Miss Del-
phine Finn. Although she is only
19, this is Miss Adler's fourth
annual recital.
Miss Adler intends to begin
a second studio this autumn for
the convenience of her enlarged
clientele.

Com. Chairmen of
Hadassah Are Named

Mrs. Lewis B. Daniels, chair-
man of the 1942 Honor Roll
for the Detroit Chapter of Ha-
dassah, announces the appoint-
ment of the following committee
chairmen : Co-chairmen, Mrs.
Benjamin Jaffe and Mrs. Sey-
mour Frank ; advisory chairmen,
Mesdames Sidney J. Allen, By C.
Broder, Joseph Ehrlich, Max
Frank, Harry L. Jackson, Julian
Krolik, Mrs. Abraham Srere.
Vice-chairmen, Mesdames Mil-
ton Alexander, Harry Barnett,
Perry Bernstein, Max Blumberg,
Nathan Shapiro and Herman
Stenbuck, Pontiac ; Youth Aliyah
chairman, Mrs. Henry Wineman ;
secretary, Mrs. Julian Zemon ;
presolicitation chairman, Mrs.
David Cooper ; secretaries, Mes-
dames Arthur Purdy, Abraham
Goldman and David Lichtig; pro-
motion chairman, Mrs. Philip
Lipson ; corresponding secre-
taries, Mrs. Charles Rubiner and
Mrs. Morris Blumberg; finan-
cial secretaries, Mrs. Harry Z.
Brown and Mrs. Ernest Sachse.
Institute chairman, Mrs. A.
Harry Brodie and Mrs. Isidore
Sobeloff ; memoriam chairmen,
Mrs. Milford Stern and Mrs.
Robert Marwil ; prospect chair-
man, Mrs. Maurice Landau; co-
chairmen, Mrs. George K. Bre-
men and Mrs. Sidney Stone ;
publicity chairmen, Mrs. Max
Dushkin and Mrs. Jerome Gross-
man ; printing chairman, Mrs.
Jerome Frank ; records chairmen,
Mrs. Joseph Bing and Mrs. Al-
fred Meyers; arrangement chair-
men, Mrs. Nathan Simons, Mrs.
Meyer Rosenbaum and Mrs. Sam-
uel Rubiner.
The year the campaign is
being based on neighborhood
sections and a partial list of
directors has been appointed by
Mrs. Daniels, who with their
workers will cover only those
slips in their immediate neigh-
borhood thereby conserving on
cars and gasoline. The partial
list of section director include
the following: Mesdames Harry
August, Peter Bernstein, Louis
Glasier, Benj. Goldstein, M. .1.
Greenberg, Myron Keyes, J. M.
Lattin, J. J. Marks, Moe Perlis,
Herman Rafelson, J. M. Sauls,
Nate Schlafer, Maurice Siden
and Martin Weisberg.

Another link has been added
to the group of auxiliaries in
Detroit. The new unit of the
Lawrence H. Jones Post No. 190,
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States, elected their staff
officers at a formation meeting
held on May 26, at the Belcrest
llotel. The following charter
members were elected :
Mrs. Mary Wallace, president;
Mrs. Barbara Rice, senior vice-
president; Mrs. Elsie Lefko, jun-
ior vice-president; Mrs. Blanche
Greenblatt, treasurer; Mrs. Vic
Ruben, secretary ; Mrs. Sara
Goldberg, judge advocate ; Mrs.
Mildred Schwartz, conductress;
Mrs. Cecilia Fredland, asst. con-
ductress; Mrs. Bea Thorner,
chaplain Mrs. Malka Gage, his-
torian; Mrs. Ethel Swartz, pa-
triotic instructor; Mrs. Frances
(tavern, Mrs. Julia Nathan, Mrs.
Minna Schaefer, trustees; Mrs.
Lena Zausner, guard.
by Mrs. Rose M. Cowan, na-
With word recently received
tional trustee, from headquar-
ters, it is expected within the
immediate future that that a de-
partment representing the four
vuxiliaries in Michigan may also
he instituted to govern the bodies
in their patriotic endeavors.
These women have pledged and
obligated themselves with an "all
out" program, that includes na
tional and civilian defense, Red Americanism, citizenship classes
Cross, Veterans Hospital service, iation with Michigan Women's
and many more details in affil- national defense council.

Bettie Taylor Presents
Springtime Swingtime
At Club Three 666

Bettie Taylor, well-known revue
producer, has taken over that
assignment at Club Three 666
and is currently presenting her
first fast-moving musical produc-
tion, "Springtime Swingtime,"
which opened at the club on Mon-
day of this week. The star of
the new revue is Vance Lowry,
international banjoist who spent
over a quarter of a century in
Europe and describes, from the
floor, his harrowing experience
fleeing Paris as the Nazis
marched in. Others prominently
featured in the show are Jean
Brady, torch and swing singer:
the "Three Business Men of
Rhythm," formerly with Fletcher
Henderson's orchestra; Bob Love,
romantic singer, recently top voc-
alist with Les Hite's band ; the
eight Taylorettes, sepia dancing
lovelies; and Sam Fouche, pop-
ular Three 666 master of cere-
monies. Production numbers which
feature the eight Taylorettes in-
clude the opening, "All God's
Chillun'," led by Jean Brady ;

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