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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Battle Creek Jewry
Observes Chanukah

The Chanukah Holiday at Bat-
tle Creek was observed this year
by the entire Jewish Community
of Battle Creek, together with
over 100 soldiers from the Fort
Custer area and a group of host-
esses from Detroit and Kalama-
zoo.
Starting at 6 p. m. on Sunday,
Dec. 6, with the ceremony of the
lighting of the Chanukah candles
by Rabbi Wm. B. Silverman, fol-
lowed by the "Star Spangled Ban-
ner,' the Chanukah festive ten-
dered at Carpenter's Hall in Bat-
tle Creek, lasted well into the
evening.
It was a- heart warming spec-
tacle to see rows of khaki seated
at the dinner table, being served
gaily by the civilian members of
the community, while steaming
platters of food were prepared
in the kitchen by the women's
groups.
Dinner was followed by dancing
to the rhythms of Ken Whitman's
orchestra and entertainment fur-
nished by the Battle Creek peo-
ple.
Sponsored by the War Service
Committee of the Michigan Bnai
Brith Council, Rabbi Wm. B.
Silverman, chairman, the event
was carried out in cooperation
with the Jewish Welfare Board

Army and Navy Committee of
Battle Creek, A. J. Pearlman,
chairman and Samuel Kurzon;
JWB Director; Temple Beth El
Sisterhood, Chairman Mrs. Lawr-
ence Ely; and the Myer J. Frank-
lin Lodge of the Bnai Brith of
Battle Creek, President Lou
Stein.
Program chairmen were Herb
Silver, Mrs. Irma Hoffman and
Mrs. A. J. Pearlman. Dinner was
prepared under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Sam Weiss.
The Chanukah Celebration was
the climax of a week end party
which began Saturday night at
the USO—West Michigan Club.
The Hostess group represent-
ing the League of Detroit Jewish
Youth, stayed at Battle Creek
homes for the week end, through
the arrangement of the Hospital-
ity Committee of the JWB Army
and Navy Committee, and par-
ticipated with the soldiers in a
mass breakfast at the USO Club
on Sunday morning. Following
was an afternoon of fun at the
Youth Building in Battle Creek,
where soldiers and hostesses en-
gaged in athletics and swimming,
with snowball fights on the way,
to the general hilarity.
All were unanimous in their
expression that this was a glori-
ous week end.

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LONDON (WNS)—A dramatic neutral countries involved great
star of radio, stage and screen,
"Members can be
is deserting his Hollywood pic- scene, climaxed when every mem- difficulties.
ture-making schedule long enough ber of the British House of Com- sure," Mr. Eden pledged, "that
mons stood in silence for one we will do what we can to alleviate
minute in protest against the these horrors, but at this stage
Nazi massacres of Jews, marked it must inevitably be slight."
the reading by Foreign Secre- Rothschild Thanks Eden
tary Anthony Eden of the joint
Following Mr. Eden's remarks,
declaration issued by the United James A. de Rothschild, Jewish
States, Britain, Russia, the French Liberal M. P., his voice breaking
National Committee and eight with emotion, expressed "the
other United Nations, condemn- grateful feeling I feel certain will
ing. the Nazi extermination of permeate the Jewish subjects of
the Jewish people.
his majesty in this country and
The spontaneous mass protest throughout the empire at the elo-
broke all traditions of the House quent and just enunciation just
of Commons, which in the past made in the name of Britain, the
has stood in silence only in mourn- United States and the Soviet
ing for the death of the British Union."
"There are many of us today,"
King. The crowded galleries,
bound by tradition to refrain from Mr. Rothschild added, "who have
participation in the House pro- only been in this country for a
ceedings, also rose in silence. generation or so and who, but
The unprecedented demonstration for the grace of God, might them-
was described by British parlia- selves be among the victims of
mentarians as an eloquent ex- Nazi tyranny at the present time.
pression of the indignation of the They might have been in those
British people over the Nazi mass ghettos, those concentration
camps, in those slaughter houses."
killings of Jews.
Before reading the joint declar-
"JACKIE" HELLER
ation, Mr. Eden told the House:
In Washington they say that
to come to Detroit as the New
"I regret to have to inform Foreign Relief Director Herbert
Year's week headliner at Club the House that reliable reports H. Lehman is slated for a trans-
San Diego. Jackie opens on Dec. have recently reached the Gov- Atlantic trip early in 1913 . .
29, and will remain through Jan. ernment regarding the barbarous With New York not building any
3. This will be good news for and inhuman treatment to which underground railways at the mo-
his tremendous following locally, the Jews are subjected to in ment, subway builder Sam Rosoff
who jammed Club San Diego to German-occupied Europe. The has gone down below the Rio
capacity on his previous two Government has, in particular, re- Grande and is now tunneling
weeks engagement there. Jackie's ceived a note from the Polish through some Mexican mountains
recent return to the screen was Government which was also com- for the Pan-American Road that
an outstanding success. His first municated to other members of is to connect Mexico City with
full length production, "The the United Nations, and has at Guatemala . . .
Yanks Are Coming" is still prov- the same time received publicity
ing a big draw in theatres all in the press.
over the country. Jackie will
"The British Cabinet has, as a
sing several song hits from his result, been in consultation with
CLUB
new film, "Sweethearts of the U. the United States, Soviet Rus-
S. A." during his San Diego run. sia and other Allied Governments
He will be supported by an directly concerned, and I should
excellent cast of topnotch enter- like to take this opportunity to
tainers.
communicate to the House the full
text of the declaration which is
being made public today in Lon-
Violinist Allan Kane
don, Moscow and Washington."
•
Pressed by members of the
Directs at Club Mar-Jo
THE RAVE OF
House for assurances of definite
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Violinist Allan Kane, who di- action to halt the •trocities, Mr.
rects his clever dance combina- Eden said that the United Na-
ALLAN
tion at Club Mar-Jo, popular St. tions were determined that "all
Clair Shores night club-type road- persons who can properly be held
house, East Jefferson at Nine responsible for these crimes,
Mile Road, is a veteran showman. whether they be ringleaders or
Kane has had a number of suc- the actual perpetrators of the
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
cessful orchestras for many years outrages, should be treated alike
Direct from Manhattan's
and has been musical director for and brought to book."
Swank Aquarium
George White's Scandals and Earl
The Foreign Secretary assert-
•
Carroll's Vanities on tour, in ad- ed that the proposal to resew
dition to directing an assortment Jews from occupied Europe and
MID-WEST'S FINEST
of movie shorts. He was associat- to send them to Sweden and other
ed in an orchestral capacity with
Roadhouse Dinners
the late Ralph Hitz and play-
Happy
Holiday
Revue
THE DISCRIMINATING
FOR
ed all of the important hotels
under the latter's direction. At Club Three 666
EAST JEFFERSON
Kane's band was selected to open
Bettie Taylor's new holiday sea-
At 9 MILE ROAD
Manhattan's swanky Club Aqua-
rium, which overnight became one son revue, "Happy Holiday," has
Roseville 9031 for Reservations
of the highspots of New York's opened at Club Three 666 and
We suggest New Year's Eve
innumerable night clubs. His will continue through New Year's
current combination consists of week. Four new sepia stars,
Reservations
piano, drums, string bass, tenor "Dynamite" Jefferson, wacky
dancer;
Willie
and
Wookie,
flash
sax and violin. Delicious road-
house dinners, prepared to please dancers; Princess Tyeena, known
the most discriminating, is a Club as the world's smallest shake 1.4 -4.,:fi cloot,t,t,t,t,t,041.6.eskittoer
(lancer, and Hita Grenay, lovely
Mar-Jo specialty.
songstress, top the new produc-
t:on, which features a stupend-
ous United Nations ensemble num-
Club Casanova Reopens
THE PERFECT
ber, representing all of the al-
Saturday, December 26
NIGHT CLUB
lied countries, some in the early
periods,
and
all
in
colorful
dress.
MAKE
Lowell Bernhardt's Club Cas-
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NEW YEAR'S EVE
with a gala dinner show at 7:30 port the new headliners includ-
RESERVATIONS
p. m. An all-star entertainment ing Sugar Cane, soubrette; the
lineup is promised for the re- eye-appealing Taylorettes, dancing
NOW!
opening including Armand and octette, featuring "Jungle-mania,"
ANDREW H. ENEED - MGR • _,
Anita, top ballroom (lancers; Bob and Marcellus Wilson, singing and
Hopkins, master of ceremonies, dancing master of ceremonies.
whose Hollywood voices are a reg- King Kolax and his sock rhythm
ular feature on WJR's "Rhythm band, preferred by New York's
Matinee"; Bunny Hallow, lovely Cafe Society, play for dancing
tap and character dancer; Joe and revue.
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Franklin and his novelty dog act,
and other variety offerings. Start-
ing Monday, the Casanova will
present the diminutive singing
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star of radio, stage and screen,
Judy Starr, who began her ca-
SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT, DEC. 27
reer as a• protege of the Rudy
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an important part in the popular-
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December 25,

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REMOVAL NOTICE
The Va'ad Hayeshivoth and
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