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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Junior Congregation
Of Shaarey Zedek

Chesterfield Theme: "Wha t
Cigarette Gives Smokers
What They Want"

Beth El College To
Hear Dr. Ralph H. Pino

Los Angeles Sanitarium
To Hold Bazaar Dec. 12-20

Novem'

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BNAI BRITH

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Detroit Auxiliary of Los An-
Dr. Ralph H. Pino, well known geles Sanatorium will hold its active in promoting enliwnent of
Detroit physician, will discuss the annual bazaar in the Jericho volunteers. The Distric! Gr
and
far reaching changes in American Temple, Dec. 12 to 20, inclusive,
Lodges waived endowment fund
and it is expected to be the big- assessments on all mem be rs
who
gest event in the auxiliary's 16- enlisted. The Red Cr
year history.
then comparatively new, which
Joseph Bernstein, well known ceived the full suppoid:,11ft'ionnnroaeri
community leader, who visited
tha
Los Angeles recently, spent a Br ‘ i 't. L he ss St
monthd i\ th
tatens a declare after
full day inspecting the Sana- United
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on
April
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of
catItlitp. s l prompt ed
before returning to Detroit.
In speaking before the local
auxiliary among other things lie many Bnai Brith lodge, to call
upon the Supreme Lode,. to an
said: "There is a vast difference dertake
some form of i•i .
in the scope and beauty of the
vice t "
Sanatorium from that of eight or the men in uniform. ik. June i !
5,
when
the
first
draft
'of
nien
nine years ago when I attended Nvas
registered for selective serv-
one of the Sanatorium's biennial
ice,
a
number
of
the
lodges
were
conventions. Although the Los
Angeles Sanatorium has grown already well advanced with inde-
and was able, in the past five pendent plans of activity in this
Aware of the demand that
years, to give the needy victims field.
Bnai Brith get into
of tuberculosis 423,000 days of activity, the Executive War
service
Commit-
medicine after this present war in hospital care, it remains a peo- tee at its annual meeting on
the fourth of the series entitled ple's institution. Perhaps this is July 29, quickly approv ed a
"The Post War World" at Beth because most of the funds for program of welfare work for Jew-
El College of Jewish Studies this its support come from the ish soldiers and sailors. On July
coming Monday evening, Novem- masses."
:30, this action prompted the
ber 9, at 9 o'clock.
creation of the American Soldier's
and Sailor's Welfare League of
Among the many interesting
SISTERHOOD
Bnai Brith.
problems that he will discuss is
"From the very beginning the
ZEDAKAH LUNCHEON
whether socialized medicine will
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Soldiers' and Sailors' Welfare
Plans for Zedakah's donor
make its bow in this country at
Lea. gue marked of sur
luncheon are proceeding satisfac-
the conclusion of the present war.
utfNoilt.,e out-
Mrs. Ruben Levine is arrang-
torily, according to Ben Lefko-
Dr. Pino is especially qualified to ing. Chanukah display tables, and s134yethrttathesrpthhetri
side
(
witz, To. 8-5492, pledge chair-
I; inside the train-
present the outlook for medicine the Sisterhood will make its an-
man, who asks captains and
because of his long and experi- nual gift of Chanukah candles ing camps. In this it was guided
by the wishes of the War De-
workers to contact pledges at
enced career as a physician.
to the children of the Sunday partment's Commission on Train-
earliest convenience. Mrs. Paul
Registration is still open for School.
ing. Camp Activities, which
Deutch, Un. 3-3469, rummage
the course in the "World Today,"
Mrs. Leon Cowan will intro-
the importance of develop-
chairman, urges women wishing
a course in current events given duce Rabbi Frani. Mrs. Bayre stressed
mkt. recreational facilities in the
to rummage to earn pledges, to
by Rabbi Bernard Zeiger; also Levin, president, will preside at
neighborhood Of military camps.
call for a date immediately. A
Modern Jewish Culture as pre-
desirable store has been rented Ladies' Auxiliary House of sented by Rabbi Herschel Lymon. the meeting, which will be open Drawing upon its extensive man-
only to members of the Sister- power and utilizing its widespread
and it is advisable that reserva- Shelter Card Party Nov. 11
hood.
organizational facilities and the
tions be made before gas ra-
Continuing their program to
services of its newly established
tioning goes into effect. Mrs. maintain and supply necessary Bay City Notes
social service department, Bnai
Samuel Sugerman, To. 5-6757, furnishings for the House of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weil are
Brith speedily created a network
GLAZER
program book chairman, calls for Shelter, the ladies of the Aux-
of state and local soldiers' wel-
cooperation of all members.
iliary are actively promoting accepting felicitations upon the
fare committees in or adjacent to
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The next meeting of Zedakah their annual card party to be birth of their daughter, Judy
camp communities.
will take place at the home of held on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Pauline on Saturday.
Battle
of
Asia"
by
Edgar
Snow;
Miss Dorothy Stern of Jackson,
"Ultimately, the pattern of sol-
Mrs. Louis Paul, 2451 W. Grand 1:30 p. m. at Schiff and Moss
Ave., on Monday, Nov. 9, at Kosher Catering Co., 5028 Joy Mich. is the guest of her aunt, Dec. 1, "The Last Time I Saw diers' welfare service developed
Mrs. C. J. Levy.
Paris" by Elliot Paul, "Victor by Bnai Brith in camp communi-
1:30 p. m.
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Levy of Hugo" by Matthew Josephson; ties was adopted by the War Camp
Funds for their endeavors are Detroit
the guests of their Dec. 8, "The Problem of Last- Community Service which the Was
obtained solely by means of children, are
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ing Peace" by Hoover and Gib- Department organized. Meanwhile,
memberships
and
this
one
annual
BONDED
Kahn.
son, "The Condition of the the War Department had recog-
Support of the Jewish
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz Peace" by Edward H. Carr; Dec. nized the Jewish Welfare Board,
COLORED PROPERTY affair.
Community in making this card recently returned from Palm 15, to be announced later.
which was established shortly af-
MANAGER
party a success will thus enable Beach, Fla., where they visited
This course is open to the ter the outbreak of the war, as
the
House
of
Shelter
to
keep
• Will Give Personal Service to
their son, Ens. Arthur Schwartz. public at no charge.
the only Jewish agency to do reli-
its doors open during thecom-
Dr. David Kahn, son of Mr.
Your Property
gious-welfare work inside the
ing year for Jewish non-residents and Mrs. Alex Kahn, who re-
camps. As the Jewish Welfare
• Collect Rents . . Serve Court and homeless men.
cently received his commission as
Board and the Bnai Brith• both
Notices.
WAR CHEST
The Ladies' Auxiliary is a vol- Lieutenant in The U. S. Navy,
intensified their activities in camp
untary organization. Their par- left with his wife, for Florida
• Special Consideration to All
communities, a demand arose for
ticular function is to provide where he will be stationed.
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Rent Control Matters
the unification of the two efforts.
needed furnishings, linens anti
Mr. Jack Korn of Manton, Campaign continued into its sec- To avoid duplication and needless
kitchen
utensils.
In
1938
and
ISABELL
Mich. was a visitor in Bay City ond week, the workers of all friction, Bnai Brith proposed a
1939 they undertook to raise
Sunday. He was accompanied faiths made steady progress to- plan under which the two pm-
MANAGEMENT CO. money to build an annex to the on
home by his aunt, Miss Clara ward the unprecedented goal, in grams were coordinated. The ex-
house.
After
this
was
completed
138 Cadillac Square
CA. 8741
Beckman.
behalf of the Community Fund, isting. Bnai Brith clubs were des-
in April, 1939, the Auxiliary had
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman the Allied Jewish Campaign, the ignated as Bnai Brith branches of
the house completely redecorated. spent Sunday at Ann Arbor with
U. S. 0. and eight other major the Jewish Welfare Board.
their son, Robert, and also at- war relief appeals.
"Then, as now nai Brith was
tended the dedication of the new
The workers who in past years an important ally of the Anrl-
Hillel Foundation in that city on distinguished themselves through can Red Cross. The successive
Sunday.
the annual Allied Jewish Cam- Liberty Loan drives and the war
paigns in the spring, and the savings stamps campaigns also af-
Late Friday Evening
Detroit Community Fund in the forded Bn a i Brith opportunities
Service at Shaarey Zedek
fall, have taken their places in for War Service. Bnai Brith. also
the three major divisions of the played an important part in the
esaotu . -tricionse. job of conserving
The opening late Friday eve- drive—Advance Gifts; Industrial vital lw
ning service of Congregation and Commercial; and General, food
"Wherever service was needed
Shaarey Zedek will be held Fri- which includes the Metropolitan
i
day, Nov. 13, at 8:15 p. m. solicitation on a geographical there Bnai Brith was found in
%
action.
Lodge rooms were con-
Rabbis A. M. Hershman and basis.
Morris Adler will conduct the
In addition to the splendid verted into first aid centers. Sol-
service, and Cantor Jacob H. increases in pledges over and be- diers home on furloughs were
Sonenklar, assisted by a choir of yond the total previous giving to guests at special parties. Many
male voices, will officiate. Rabbi all causes, members of the Jew- lodges raised funds to purchase
Adler will speak on "Attributes ish community have shared in )(mks, motion picture equipment,
of the Ideal American Jew". A the honors coming to solicitors c
social hour will follow the serv- and workers for outstanding per- n
oldiers' clubhouses. In many cities
ice. The public is invited.
formance.
soldiers were not only
The highlight of the campaign
by Bnai Brith but presented
to date was the address last
Monday by Rabbi Abba Hillel Sil- with Bibles, prayer hooks, Men-
ranhds
iugepkein( tspfeac nsial
ver, national chairman of the orahs
s to carefor d
United Jewish Campaign Day,
lies of drafted soldiers w ,re rais-
with Fred M. Butzel presiding.
In the Treasury Gifts Division, ed by Bnai Brith in many cities.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
under the leadership of four Seders, Chanukah parties and
o
holiday entertainments were
chairmen — James I. Ellmann other
also
sponsored
by lodges for men
and
A.
J.
Lachover
among
them
OF
Brith
—the organizations are outdoing in uniform. Finally Bn a i 1%rld
on
to the winning ii ,. to.
themselves in their generosity. etributd
total .
Two treasury gifts of $2,500 each; War I, 10 per cent oe
um
by the Odessa Progressive Aid u m embership who wore f its when
Society • and Berditchever Pro- orm of the United State
B Brith
gressive Society, head the list to he average age of a Brim
t
m ember was 51."
OF DETROIT
date.
pro.
Bnai Brith's war service pro-
1 ,
The tradition of independent
ram
in
World
War
giving by women contributors,
, k
CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND
relief
efforts
which has accounted for substan- rigin in the war relict
tial contributions in part years ndertaken in behalf of II i de on'
to the Allied Jewish Campaign, t battled democracies shortlY after
is being maintained. Mrs. Hyman t e he outbreak of the war In Sep-
C. Broder, liason officer of this i, mber 1939, and in the fir -reach-
work, has asked women contribu- d ig aid given to national defense
, nt ar:
ON
tors to remember that there is ti ating from 1910. Subsequ
no magic in joint fund-raising Iles will deal with Bnai Brith -
that will substitute for greater ti resent war effort, Anti-Pefama
N co -
generosity. She added: "Every ti on League, A. Z. A., am:
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 1942
wo man will wish in her own name onal Guidance.
to pay a bill and to meet respon-
sibility that she recognized as
GOODMAN CLUB
HOTEL STATLER
legitimately hers last year. Cer-
During a meeting of the JeflIW
tainly
no
woman
will
do
less
Needle Goodman Club at the
DANCING
REFRESHMENTS
when the need of the times calls home of Mrs. Needle, 2723 Lek
urgently and insistently to do lie Ave., a donation of $100 0 5
more.
made to the Detroit War Chest.

The next service sponsored by
the Junior Congregation of Shaa-
rey Zedek will be held in the
Kate Frank Memorial Building
Sabbath, No. 7, at 9:30 a. m.
The Biblical portion of the week
will be dicsussed by Fayette Sing-
er. Morton Zieve will present a
report based on the Haftorah.
Miss Barbara Eder will lead in
the recitation of Ashrey. Charles
Kramer of the Shaarey Daily Re-
ligious School, will serve as can-
tor. Sheldon Lutz will occupy the
post of Baal Koreh.
Election of officers took place
at the close of the School session
last Sunday and the following
were elected officers of the Jun-
ior Congregation for the coming
year: President, Sanford Perlis;
Vice-President, Harold Berry. The
Board will consist of the follow-
ing: Sanders Bernstein, Morris
Brown, Leah Crohn, Barbara
Eder, Robert Kasle, Miriam Le-
vin, Ethel Levin, Sheldon Lutz,
Melvin Markowitz, Joyce Pensler,
Myron Rosenthal, Fayette Singer,
Elaine Weisman, Morton Zieve,
Sidney Zilber. The newly elect-
ed officers will take their places
on the platform at this service.

The Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Company in announcing a new
newspaper campaign for Ches-
terfield Cigarettes states its be-
lief that what smokers look for
in a cigarette is a mild, good-
tasting smoke . . . and nothing
else.
The present campaign, like pre-
vious Chesterfield campaigns, is
based on the idea that men and
women smoke cigarettes for the
enjoyment they get out of it.
This idea is carried out in the
copy which states that "Chester-
fields give smokers more pleasure
because their right combination
(blend) of tobaccos makes them
milder and better-tasting."
Each advertisement in the cur-
rent series carries a picture and
text from the Chesterfield book-
let "TOBACCO AND P. S. A."
illustrating some phase of cigar-
ette making. This booklet, now
in its fifth million, has had a
wide free distribution and is used
as a source and reference book
on tobacco growing and manufac-
ture in many schools and colleges.
Anyone may obtain a free copy
by writing to Chesterfield, Box
21, New York, N. Y.
The first advertisement in the
series, which will appear in news-
papers about the middle of Nov.
shows a U. S. Marine - light-
ing up a Chesterfield. The copy
says: "Ask any Chesterfield
smoker why he smokes them and
he'll probably say: 'I just like
them better . . . that's all.' Of
course, the reason he likes them
better is their milder, better taste."

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