DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Molly Siegel Annual
Banquet at Schiffs and
Moss Auditorium Dec. 6

Jr. Hadassah Observes
Tag Day Nov. 29

Molly Segal Auxiliary of the
Jewish Consumptive Relief So-
ciety of Denver, Col., has com-
pleted its final plans for its 11th
annual banquet, which will be
held Dec. 6 at Schiffs and Moss
Auditorium. Mrs. S. Saidman and
Mrs. Waterstone are the chair-
men. The president, Mrs. A. Gold,
will introduce the toastmaster,
Rev. David Golden, and the guest
speaker will be Rabbi Jacob Un-
ger, well known Zionist leader.
There will be music during the
dinner, and dancing to the music
of Morris and his orchestra.
For further details call Mrs.
A. Greenfield, publicity chairman,
To. 8-6020.

Sunday, Nov. 29, is Jewish
National Fund Tag Day. Marion
Apple, J. N. F. chairman of
Jr. Hadassah. is asking for the
assistance of all members for
tag day collection.
All girl collectors are request-
ed to meet at the Hadassah
headquarters, in the Avalon
Bldg., Davison and Linwood, on
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock,
to receive their assignments.
Jewish National Fund is the
only means through which land
is purchased in Palestine in the
name of the Jewish people. The
urgency for more land should be
apparent to every thinking per-
son—both for the vital part it
can play in the present war by
supplying more food for the
soldiers in the East, and the
part it will play in the future
by having more land on which
to settle the thousands of desti-
tute Jews of Europe.

OPENS OFFICES
Dr. Alvin Graff, chiropodist,
foot specialist, announces the
opening of a suite of offices at
9049 Woodward Ave. at Clair-
mount, Madison 1202.

Ladies' Aux. 135 4 J.W.V.,
Elected Officers Nov. 23

Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
Card Party Nov. 29

Members of Congregation Bnai
Moshe, their friends and the gen-
eral public are invited to attend
a card party sponsored by the
Sisterhood Sunday evening, Nov.
29, 8 o'clock, in the banquet hall
of the Congregation, Dexter and
Lawrence.
Proceeds will be devoted to re-
ligious and charitable work of
the Sisterhood. Mrs. Alex Fisch,
the president, appointed Mrs.
Morris Weinstein and Mrs. Irv-
ing Greenspan, chairmen of this
affair.

Detroit Ladies Auxiliary No.
135, Jewish tWar Veterans of
the U. S., held its annual elec-
tion of officers Monday night,
Nov. 23, and the following of-
ficers were elected for the coin-
ing year: Mrs. Henrietta Niman,
president; Mrs. Ruth Richie, sen-
ior vice president; Mrs. Edith
Meskin, junior vice president;
Mrs. Esther Tenzer, treasurer;
Mrs. May Ginsburg, judge advo-
cate; Mrs. Hattie Cohen, chap-
lain; Mrs. Ruth Schreiber, con-
ductress;, Mrs. Fay Shapiro,
guard; and the following three
trustees, Mrs. Ann Elias, Mrs.
Birdie Rosenberg and Mrs. An-
nette Kahn. The outgoing presi-
dent is Mrs. May Ginsburg.
Public installation will be hell
at the Book Cadillac Hotel, Sun-
day, Dec. 6, at 4 p. m.

Dr. Halkin, Noted Poet,
To Address Kvutzah
Ivrith in Hebrew

Who are the
Indispensables?

Is it the soldier on the deserts of North Africa,

the sailor in the Solomons, the men of the

Merchant Marine on convoy duty to Russia, the

fighting Marines in Guadalcanal, the airmen

making up the crews of our Flying Fortresses,

the mechanic in the warplants, our women at

work, our patriotic school children, cur hard-

working doctors, our average citizen- Who are

the indisponsables7

Every American is indispensable. More and more

as months go by every one of us will be doing

more and mere vital work. Every one of us will

be called upon to do harder, more enervating

work. We must guard our bodies because we are

all indispensable.

Make it a point to visit your doctor today if you

feel over-tired, over-worked Cr 'below normal in

any respect. Usually your doctor can advise you

how to overcome any slight indisposition.

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PRESCRIPTIONS

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at Woodward

Randolph at
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Cantor David Katzman
To Sing in Chanukah
Concert at Bnai Moshe

Dr. S. Halkin, famous Hebrew
poet, essayist and lecturer, will
be the guest speaker of the Kvut-
zah, the Hebrew Educational
Group, on Saturday evening, Nov.
28, at 9 o'clock in the Red Cross
Sittig Cohen Building, 13226 Law-
ton Ave.
Dr. Halkin who will discuss the
development of the modern He-
brew literature, is one of the in-
structors of the College of Jew-
ish Studies in Chicago. He is
also an instructor at the Uni-
versity of Chicago. Formerly he
was a teacher of American liter-
ature in the Herzliah Academy
of Tel Aviv, Palestine. He is one
of the most distinguished Hebrew
writers in this country, and in his
latest Hebrew book, entitled "The
Temporary and the Permanent
in Literature," he gives critical
reviews of many modern books in
Hebrew, English and in other
languages.
His lecture before the Kvutzah
will be in Hebrew. Everybody is
welcome to attend.
Morris Lachover is chair-
man of the cultural committee,
and Aaron Teitelbaum is the
president of the Kvutzah Ivrith.

Bnai David Ladies
Luncheon Dec. 16

Mrs. Z. Needle, president of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Congre-
gation Bnai David, Elmhurst and
14th, announces that plans are
completed for the annual donor
luncheon which takes place on
Dec. 16, at 1 o'clock, in the
synagogue social hall.
Mrs. B. Margolies is luncheon
chairman and a large attendance
is expected. The proceeds of the
luncheon go to the upkeep and
purchase of equipment for the
synagogue and the carrying on
of its activities. Mrs. Eva Rosen
is chairman of reservation. Mrs.
Joshua Spe•ka is program chair-
man and a very impressive pro-
gram will be presented at the
luncheon. Members of the syna-
gogue and their friends are
urged to call Mrs. Needle, To.
6-5521, for reservations.

BUY WAR

21, 1942

We Can Be Thankful

Cantor David Katzman of Con-
gregation Bnai Moshe will sing
in a Chanukah concert to be
held Sunday, Dec. 6, at 8:30
p. nr., in the synagogue of Con-

We can be thankful—
For in spite of it all
Our Maker will not
His universe fall;
He built is so beautifully,
Without and within;
Even though it totter,
Through vile men's

l--
For
WeFocranthebree
The moon and stars,
The flowers, the bees;
The birds are ours,
There still lives faith
And many a good nur;
There still shines hope
For a better plan.

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We can be thankful—
For the courage great
Among our throng,
Who will sacrifice much
No matter how long.

Hon. Carl J. Hambro at
Cass Town Hall Dec. 4

Hon. Carl J. Hambro, distin-
guished statesman, international-
ist and president of the Norwe-
gian Parliament-in-exile in Wash-
ington, who directed resistance
to Germany and the saving of
the king and the government
when Norway was invaded, is
speaking for the Detroit Town
Hall at the Cass Theater, Friday
morning, Dec. 4, at 11 o'clock.
Dr. Hambro has been a leader
in international affairs since he
entered the parliament of his
own country at the age of 19,
he was head of the conservative
party and chairman of the com-
mittee on foreign relations. In
1939 he was president of the
last League of Nations Assem-
bly. He is one of the important
principal journalists and news-
paper owners in Europe, a fa-
vorite writer of detective stories
as well as author of many books,
being well known in the United
States for "I Saw It Happen
in Norway" and his last book,
"The Peace To Come".
Now in this country, living at
Princeton, N. J., Dr. Hambro
continues to work not only for
a free Norway, but for a free
and united world, under a mod-
ern and workable League of
Nations. His subject is "Win-
ning the Peace".

November

We must be thankful—
For our leaders so brave
Who guide our Democracy
So as none to enslave;
For our defenders in service
Who risk their lives,
Who leave parents and friends,
Their children and wives,

CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN

gregation Bnai Moshe, Dexter
and Lawrence.
The concert will be held for
the benefit of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah. Cantor Katzman, who
is known all over the Jewish
world as the former "Wilnaer
Stodt Chasan" and successor of
the unforgotten genius Jossele
Rosenblatt of New York, is the
possessor of a wonderful tenor
voice. His great art has brought
him many friends and admirer's
during the five years he has
been connected with Congrega-
tion Bnai Moshe.
Cantor Katzman and Nathan
Turbovsky, the leader of the
choir, have donated their serv-
ices for this concert. On the
same program an orchestra under
Dave Diamond will appear. It is
the first time in many years
that Detroit will have the op-
po•tunity to hear a traditionally
Jewish concert. Admission cards
may be obtained in the offices of
Congregation Bnai Moshe and
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah and
also in the Hebrew book stores,
Chesluk's and Zion, and on the
evening of the concert at the
synagogue entrance of Bnai
Moshe.

Hapoel Hamizrachi
Elects Officers

The first parlor meeting of the
newly reorganized Hapoel Hamiz-
rachi of Detroit was held Thurs-
day evening, Nov. 19 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal
of 2479 Blaine Ave. After a very
enlightening talk by Dr. J. G.
Heller, former secretary of the
Hapoel Hamizrachi of America;
election of officers took place. The
following were elected: honorary
chairmen, Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man, Rabbi M. Adler and Rabbi
I. Stollman; active committee:
Rabbi I. Nathan, Meyer Weisen-
field and Dr. Wesiser; secretary,
Mrs. J. Temchin; treasurer, Max
W. Temchin.
The committee is going to call
a meeting for organizing of the
Youth groups, when the complete
ideology of the Hapoel Hamiz-
rachi will be explained. Also at
this time preparations will be
made for the forthcoming visit
of Dr. Federbush of New York,
president of Hapoel Hamizrachi
of America.

Eli Levin Aux. Post 230
Birthday Dinner Dec. 13

They are so thankful—
To fight for the right,
And will lead us
To our victory
With power and might
That we may be-
Foreve• thankful.
—MIRIAM G. SLOBIN.

Rabbi I. Stollman To
Be Guest Speaker at
Mishkan Israel Banquet

The annual Chevro Kadisho and
membership banquet of Congre-
gation Mishkan Israel, Blaine at
Linwood, will take place Sunday,
Nov. 29, at 6 p. m., in the social
hall of the congregation.
This event will be marked by
a special program of communal
interest which will aim to foster
unity of the members and center
their activities with religious re-
quirements in conjunction with
present war conditions.
Rabbi I. Stollman, the spiritual
leader of the congregation, will
be the main speaker. Greetings
will be extended by Rabbis S. R.
Weiss, Unger of Yeshivah Beth
Yehudah, and Rabbi Rottenberg
of Yeshivah Chaim Lublin. Vo-
cal selections will be rendered
by Cantor I. Skolnick. Brief ad-
dresses will be made by the
president, J. Weiss, and vice
president, P. Kordzik.
a worthwhile evening is prom-
ised to all participants.

Congress Women
Designate December
Membership Month

Mrs. Arnold Frank, chairman
of the hospitality committee of
the Detroit Women's Division of
the American Jewish Congress,
announces that December has
been designated as membership
month.
The regular meeting will be
replaced by membership teas to
be held at the homes of several
of the members on Dec. 9. There
will be speakers at each of the
teas to give informative talks on
Congress activities with a dis-
cussion period following. Mem-
bers are urged to bring all their
prospects to the home most con-
venient for them.
The following have been an-
nounced as hostesses: Mrs. Adolph
Ehrlich, 1991 Calvert; Mrs. Irwin
I. Cohn, 18450 Fairfield; Mrs.
Louis Glasier, 17207 Wooding-
ham Drive; Mrs. Benjamin Gor-
don, 4782 Leslie, and 111ri. Jacob
Schakne, 8603 LaSalle

The Eli Levin Ladies' Auxin-
ary 230 of the Jewish War Vet- Rabbi Wohlg elernter to
erans of United States are spon-
coring a birthday dinner on Sun- Address Forum Dec. 4
day evening, Dec. 13, at the
Congregation Beth Tells Ent-
Workman's Circle Auditorium.
Chaim:
Members and friends are invited
to attend. All post members and
the synagogue,
families are asked to cooperate. anuel
will hold Woodrow.
its annual Wilson
: Dec. .
Mrs. Ida Schultz, chairman, an-
or
Mrs. Rose
president,
at dinner
the lighting
thi fourth
flounces
a full Cantor,
course dinner
will 6,
kah
at the of
social
hall of
:30 o'clock.
be served. There will be enter- and candle,
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event! Al, L. enia
titinment and cards. For reserva- able evening has been .. ranged
for all To.
those 8-0394,
attending Therr
lions call Ida Schultz,
y.
will be a charge of SI . 5 Pe
Ty. 5-4408. The raising of funds. A special Friday evenin forum m.
is very essential as money is person.
be held Dec. 4 at 8: - ' 1) ., 1!„
needed for the "Adopt a Yank" -a will
project and to help keep up the A special Chanukah progi:on a!:
morale of our boys in service; will b e
given and
by Rabbi
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also to bring cheer to veterans been arranged
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The auxiliary asks sister chap-
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tern for their full cooperation in community singing led by Ca
helping to make this affair
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