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THIS PAPER PRINTED IN TWO SECTION!
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1942
Chanukah Greetings to All Jewry
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The card party given by the
Ezra Women's Division at Jeri-
cho Hall on Joy Road will take
place on Thursday, Dec. 10. This
is under the auspices of the fund.
raising committee of the annual
donor luncheon scheduled for
Jan. 19, at the Shaarey Zedek
Social Hall.
The first news bulletin issued
by the Federation has been en-
thusiastically received by its
members and friends. The second
bulletin is now being prepared;
it will be devoted primarily to
reports of the welfare of Jewish
communities in occupied terri-
tories.
The first 100 packages contain-
ing essential food and clothing
destined for Jewish soldiers and
officers interned in prison camps
in Germany left Detroit this
week. This first shipment was
made possible through the pledges
of the following: Ezra Women's
Division, Bereznitzer V erein,
Northern Ladies' Aid Society.
Pinsker Aid Society, Radomer
Aid Society, Zedakah Club, and
a number of private individuals.
The packages were addressed
to the following persons: Jacenty
Altman, Alexandre Amberg, Leon
Aitel, Josef Appel, Michael Aro-
nowski, Julian Bartman, Tadeusz
Berg, Zygmunt Blaut, Jerzy
Bloch, Zygmunt Blomberg, Ta-
deusz Bramson, Tadeusi 13ucholc, -
Julius Cohn, Ludwik Echaust, Al-
exander Emmerling, Leizer En-
gelman, Stanislow Fajfer, Miecry-
stow Fastnacht, Wikor Feist,
Mlot Fijatkowski, Adam Fogel,
NEW MEMBERS WELCOMED
Last Monday night Pisgah
Lodge welcomed many of the
new members who were initiated
us members of Pisgah Lodge
See ADLER—Page 16
See POLISH—Page 16
"Sabotage" by Albert E. Kahn,
Sermon Theme of Rabbi Fram
Department of Mich.
Auxiliary Luncheon at
Book-Cadillac Dec. 6
Pres. R. K. Schoenberg
To Be Guest Speaker
Jewish Theater Guild Sponsors
Two Plays by the Ben Ami Troupe
bers of Temple Israel to attend
The Jewish Theater Guild of
all Friday night services and to
Mrs.
Rae
K.
Schoenberg, Detroit, the spearhead of the
bring the children to all sessions Bridgeport, Conn., National Pres- idea for founding a Jewish com-
of the Religious School.
ident of the Ladies' Auxiliary, munal theater in Detroit, is
Jewish War Veterans of the
United States will arrive in De-
troit on a western tour Sunday,
Dec. 6, to pay an official visit
to the auxiliaries within the De-
partment of Michigan.
Her stay will be featured by
a luncheon at the , Book-Cadillac
Hotel at noon, and will receive
greetings from the Mayor, Ed-
ward J. Jeffries and the Allied
Veterans Auxiliary Groups, com-
memorating the observance of the
attack on Pearl Harbor, at this
occasion.
Before her election to the
national presidency, Mrs. K.
Schoenberg
served
as pres-
ident of her Bridgeport
Auxiliary Department., Pres. of
Connecticut, National Legislative
Chairman, National Hospitaliza-
tion chairman, National Vice-Pres-
ident, and for the past two years
was National Treasurer. She
assumes her office with a wealth
of experience and an outstanding
record of achievements.
RABBI LEON FRAM
JACOB BEN AMI
Her husband, Abe Schoenberg
the congregation and the general
The Sisterhood of Temple Is- is a past commander of the J. lending its support to the better
Puldic might have the opportunity
to hear it.
rael will hold a war effort sym- W. V., Bridgeport Post No. 88.
The service will be followed by posium on Monday, Dec. 14,
a social hour, sponsored by the when every opportunity for wom-
i
en to participate in the war ef-
The Young People's Club will fort will be presented. Among
hold a youth symposium after
thP service on the subject of the projects to be discussed by
the book and Rabbi Fram's in- various leaders of the Sisterhood
will be Red Cross work, USO
terpretation of it.
The Men's Club of Temple work, civilian defense, blood
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Polish Federation
Sends Packages
To War Prisoners
Jewish Soldiers To
Be Happy Recipients
Next Monday night Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 and Pisgah Aux-
iliary No. 122, Bnai Brith will
sponsor an open meeting in the
main auditorium of the Jewish
Community Center in commemo-
ration of Chanukah and the first
anniversary of Pearl Harbor.
This meeting which is open to
the public will commence at
8:30 p. m.
Rabbi Morris Adler of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek will
be the speaker of the evening
and has chosen for his topic,
The Significance of Chanukah."
A delli,Ihtful musical program
has been arranged featuring
patriotic airs and the lighting
of the Chanukah candles by
Louis Greenblatt, popular tenor
soloist accompanied by Bella
Goldberg.
Rudolph Meyersohn president
of Pisgah Lodge urges all mem-
bers to attend this meeting and
hear an inspiring, by
Rabbi Adler. He further states,
"This meeting on Dec. 7, com-
memorating Chanukah and the
first anniversary of Pearl Har-
bor will be the only scheduled
meeting of the lodge for the
month of December. In January
the lodge will resume its 85th
Anniversary Jubilee Year of out-
standing programs with meetings
scheduled for the first and third
Monday night of each month."
A book written by a Detroit
author will be the subject of
Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon at the
Sabbath Eve services next Fri-
day night, Dec. 11, in the lecture
hall of the Detroit Institute of
Arts.
The book is "Sabotage," by
Michael Sayers and Albert E.
Kahn. It is listed by the New
York Times and the New York
Herald Tribune as among the
best sellers in the non-fiction
class.
Co-author Albert E. Kahn is
the son of the late Moritz Kahn,
and a nephew of Albert Kahn,
the Detroit architect. He is also
the brother of Mrs. Bayre Levin,
president of the Sisterhood of
Temple Israel.
Rabbi Fram has chosen this
book as his pulpit topic at the
rcquest of Temple Israel Sis-
terhood. The rabbi had reviewed
the book at the November meet-
in g of the Sisterhood. The ladies
found the review so instructive
that they unanimously requested
Rabbi Pram to present it again
at one of the Sabbath Eve serv-
ices, in order that the men of
IOc Sinyle Copy; $3.00 Per Ye.
Israel has organized a "Share bank, salvage, rumor clinic and
the Ride" plan to enable all the consumer cooperation. Among the
members of Temple Israel to at- participants in the program will
ti all Friday night services and be Mesdames Maxwell Emmer,
bring the children to all ses- Sydney Imerman, Harry L. Jack-
81011 9 of the Religious School.
son, Reuben Kallman, Jerome
The Sisterhood of Temple Is- Kanter, Sam Linden, Abe Schme-
ra.ol has organized a "Share the rin, Myroil Steinberg and Morris
Ride" plan to enable all the mem- Wayne..
REVUE LUNCHEON
A patriotic revue luncheon will
be held on Sunday, Dec. 6, 1942,
at 1 p. m. in the Grand Ball
-Room of the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
The theme, Women's Progress
for Victory, since Pearl Harbor,
exemplified by women in the field
unfolding their part in serving
in important civilian and mili-
tary positions with building mor-
ale and the replacement of man-
power since the beginning of the
war, and the object of rendering
aid for a quick and positive vic-
tory.
At this function, National Pres-
See LUNCHEON—Page 12
Jewish theater when it visits
Detroit and is using the oppor-
tunity presented by the presence
of Jacob Ben Ami and his troupe
of Jewish artists to arrange two
special productions for the Guild.
The first of the productions will
be a special performance for
children of "The Green Fields,"
a drama of high artistic merit
by the prominent playwright
Peretz Hirshbein. The play will
be presented without admission
charge to the children attending
the Jewish schools here in the
city, on Sunday morning, Dec.
13, at the Littman's Peoples
Theater. The Guild is arranging
with the teachers of the various
types of schools: the Workmen's
Circle, Sholem Aleichem, Far-
band, Orden, Talmud Torahs and
Yeshivas, for the pupils to be
brought to see this play. The
Guild, which is underwriting the
costs of this performance, is
anxious that the children be
given an opportunity to witness
an artistic production for chil-
dren in a Jewish theater. Teach-
ers may procure the necessary
information at the Guild office.
The second production spon-
sored by the Guild will be the
performance of the famous dra-
ma "Yankel Der Shmied," by
the outstanding writer and play-
wright David Pinski, whose 70th
birthday is now being observed
all over America. This perform-
ance will be in the nature of a
celebration in honor of Pinski
and prominent speakers will par-
ticipate in the program of the
evening, which will take place
Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the Litt-
man's Peoples Theater.
Although Jacob Ben Ami and
his cast have come to Detroit on
the initiative of A. Littman, the
Theater Guild is lending its sup-
port to this venture because it is
not only interested in building
a communal art theater in De-
troit but in stimulating and sup-
porting the better Jewish theater
as well as all facets of Jewish
art.
The Guild has arranged a
meeting for Dec. 10 at 8:30
p. m. at the Workmen's Circle
Educational Center at which
time the members of the Guild
will have an opportunity to meet
Jacob Ben Ami, Berta Gerstin
and all the members of the cast,
so as to bring into closer con-
tact the lovers of good theater
and the artists who are devoting
themselves to the creation of a
Jewish theater art.