1943

March 12, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE end The Legal Chronicle

Shaarey Zedek Junior
Congregation To Hold
Bettie Taylor's huge blues ex- Annual Purim Dance

Youth Education League "Blues in the Groove" In
Final Week at Club 666
Forms Red Cross Unit

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A board meeting of the Youth
Education League was held 6n
Monday, Feb. 22, at the home of
Mrs. Meyer Millman on Cherry-
lawn Ave. Mrs. Louis R. Kay was
co-hostess. -Plans were discussed
for furtherance of the organiza-
tion's war work.
A regular monthly meeting of
the Youth Education League was
held on Monday, March 8, at the
home of Mrs. Avery B. Chereton,
on Ohio Ave. Assisting Mrs.
Chereton for the afternoon were
Mrs. Morris Cohen, and Mrs. Na-
than Reisman. A Red Cross Unit,
headed by • Mrs. Louis Fried,
chairman, was formed to solicit
war contributions for the present
Red Cross Drive, which entails
covering a specifically designated
area of the city.
It was also decided to contrib-
ute a dunam of land in Palestine
on which two refugee families can
be resettled.

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Sabbath League Essay
Contest Closes Mar. 21

Purim, March 21, is the clos-
ing. (late for the essay contest
being sponsored by the Women's
League for Sabbath Observance
on the subject "What the Sabbath
Means to a Jewish Child." The
contest is being sponsored among
the childrer of the Jewish schools
of Detroit and four medals are
being presented to the winners
for the best Hebrew, English and
Yiddish essay.
Parents and teachers are urged
to encourage children to write
essays between now and March
21. The judges are Rabbi J. S.
Sperka, Rabbi Wohlgelernter,
Morris Lachover, Theodore Ba-
ruch.

Ladies' Aid Purim
Dinner Dance March 28

Marian Anderson, far-famed
The junior congregation of American singer, has begun her
Shaarey Zedek will present its eighth annual tour and will come
annual Purim dance with Dave to Detroit on Monday evening,
Diamond and his orchestra.
It is an informal affair and will
he held at 9 p. m. in the social
hall of Shaarey Zedek.
Tickets are $1.00 per couple
and may be obtained at the Syna-
gogue or by contacting members
of the Junior Congregation board.

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ing, who died in Detroit in 1937;

Max, president of the company.
since Sam began 'taking it eas-
ier" in 1939; Herman S., execu-
tive vice-president; Bernard D.,
secretary, until he entered the
Army; Mrs. Seil Fredland, 17320
Woodingham drive; Mrs. Rose
Forstat, Rockville Center, Long
Island, and Mrs. Miriam Young,
of New York City.
There also are three brothers
and one sister, Mike, Sol, Ben and
Goldie L. Alspector.

Felt Detroit Lure

Junior and Little
Women of Hadassah
To Hold Joint Meet

Marian Anderson To
Appear in Detroit

At 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon,
March 14, at the Stotler Hotel,
the Detroit Unit of Junior Ha-
dassah will hold a joint meeting
with the Little Women of Ha-
dassah. This is the first such
combined meeting this year of the
two divisions of Hadassah, and
promises to be a notable event.
The program of the afternoon
will include 11 symposium on "The
American Jew" led by Mrs. Mor-
ris Adler, and participated in by
Beth Laikin, of Little Women, and
Edith Wiener and Ida Sandera
Milstein, of Junior Hadassah. Also
included On the program will be
dramatic readings by Shirley Hy-
man.
The meeting Sunday is open to
all Jewish girls interested in the
work of Hadassah, even though
not members of either Little Wo-
men or Junior Hadassah.
Girls attending the meeting. are
.,.urged to bring with them books
to be donated to the American
Red Cross in their book drive for
servicemen.

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MARIAN ANDERSON

March 22 at the Masonic Audi-
torium. Miss Anderson last ap-
peared in Detroit in 1941.
The star contralto, who is well
on the way to becoming a na-
tional institution, spent the sum-
mer months on her Connecticut
farm, resting for the first time in
six years, refreshing her energies
and replenishing her repertory
which numbers in the hundreds
of songs. The program which she
will present here will include some
of the new selections which she
has added to her vast store of
melodies.
Since the termination of her
last tour, Miss Anderson has been
the target of honors once more.
In March, 1912, she received the
Bok award, the plaque and the
$10,000 check which goes to the
one who has contributed most to
the honor of Philadelphia. This,
her native city, bestowed still an-
other gift upon her when Temple
University conferred an honorary
doctorate of music upon Miss An-
derson. In 1939 the great contral-
to was awarded the Spingarn
medal.
The tour of which this local
concert is a part extends from
October through May, during
which Miss Anderson will pre-
sent more than eighty concerts.
Tickets for her recital in De-
troit are now on sale at Grinnell
Bros. music store, 1515 Woodward
Ave.

Local Youth Group
To Hold Convention
At Center March 28

Men named Henry Ford, Hugh
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Chalmers, Charles D. Hastings,
will hold its annual Purim din- Alvan Macauley, William C. Du-
ner dance on Sunday, March 28 rant and others were doing amaz-
With the 1943 Midwest con-
at the Dexter-Lawrence Hall. ing things. Here was a city which
ference of Jewish Youth sched-
Dinner will be served at 6:30 p. would attract scores of thousands
uled for Akron postponed in
th. at which time we will have of families, in need of life's ne-
deference to the national conven-
our Bond drive. Music by Dave cessities and luxuries.
tion, the League of Detroit Jew-
Sam Osnos thought hard. Ile
Diamond and his band. Mrs. Helen
ish Youth will hold a local
Auslander is general chairman, had almost no capital except two
convention at the Jewish Center,
assisted by Mesdame Jahobovitz, of life's most precious assets—
Sunday, March 28.
Fannie Roth, Frieda Einzig, Ethel robust health and a keen intelli-
The League, established to serve
Goodman, Julia Ring, Rose Schles- gence.
all Jewish Youth groups of the
"Those men," he mus.d, "will
inger, Rena Gantz, Bertha Kal-
community, will conduct a sym-
luch and. Pauline Schiff as co- need clothes, tobacco, and a lot of
posium On the theme "Jewish
workers. For reservations call such things. Why not look over
Youth in the War Effort." Sub-
Frances Shapiro, Tyler 5-8574, the situation and decide whether
jects that will entertain most se-
to give up a reasonably well-es-
who is in charge of tickets.
JWV Auxiliary 135
rious discussion at the forum will
tablished business for a gamble
include ''Jobs for Women," "Role
there?
Bingo Party March 16
of Culture During the War,"
"Would a cash-and-carry busi-
LIEBMAN
"Education Today and Tomor-
ness, operated in a low-rent area
Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary 135
row," "Jewish Youth in Past War
near the downtown shopping dis-
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Jewish War Veterans U. S. A.
Planning," "Religion and the
trict, with the narrowest possible
will entertain patients at Marine
War," and "Youth in War Time
profit margin, be better than a
Dr.
Liebman
was
honored
this
Hospital on Match 16 at 1 p. m.
Living."
Chicago jobbing business?"
with a Bingo party. Gifts of cig- year by being asked by the Co-
Prominent leaders of Detroit
lumbia
Broadcasting.
System
to
Weathered
Storms
arettes, razor blades, tobacco,
Youth groups will be among those
deliver
the
Yom
Kippur
sermon
He found a location on Ran-
pipes, socks, etc., will be given to
who will lead round table panels
on an international broadcast.
dolph St., not far from the De-
all patients.
on the many subjects. Affiliated
Guest
artists
featured
on
the
troit Opera House, four minutes'
This is just one of partiotic
organizations and all others are
walk from Woodward and Michi-
affairs our Auxiliary is doing to
invited to attend the all day meet-
gan Ayes.
help keep up the morale of our
ings, that will also feature an
Thousands of persons passed
men. Mabel Grey, chairman, and
evening banquet and entertain-
his store daily. Sam often stood
Lillian Fink co-chairman of hos-
ment.
in his doorway nodding a kindly
pitalization.
"good morning" to many of them.
Molly Segal Auxiliary
Fewer passed without coming in.
Mildred Bailey'at the
And they began buying more and
Molly Segal Auxiliary of J. C.
Casanova for Second Week
more.
R. S. held a meeting March 2.
By Christmas, 1930, Sam's older
Mrs. Hannah Gold, president, was
Mildred Bailey, the "Rockin'
sons were grown men. Max told a To Dedicate Plaque to
selected as the delegate to the
Chair Lady," is tilling her second
friend that year: 'We're getting Beth Itzchock Congregation convention of the Jewish Con-
big week by popular demand as
big now. We have 75 employes."
sumptive Relief Society of Den-
Lowell Bernhardt's Club Casanova
A military placque honoring ver, Colorado, to be held at the
Grew in Depression
star, with another huge new va-
riety .floor show assisting her.
That was a depression year. By those of the Jewish faith serving hotel Astor in New York April
Mildred has become one of the
now he and his sons had evolved in the armed forces of our coun- 3, 4 and 5.
The auxiliary discussed further
foremost single woman attractions
a clear plan of operation. And try will be dedicated to Congre-
in the country with a style that
thousands of Detroiters were gation Beth Itzchock with appro- plans for its eleventh annual do-
priate ceremonies by one of its nor luncheon which will he held
has often been attempted but nev-
-ming to know that plan, too.
er duplicated by anyone else. Also
It was a simple plan, and in members, Julius Wagman, 30.15 June 1. This is to be a card party
holding over this week by demand
its simplicity saw the ready abil- Cortland Ave. Formal announce- May 18 for the express purpose
are those merry madcaps of mirth,
ity of the public to understand it. ment of the dedication date will of raising funds for plates.
For further information call
Ted. and Art Miller, offering a
lime it is, as Sam stressed it be announced in this paper later.
Mrs. II. Gold, TY. 4-7802, or Mrs.
brisk line Of comedy chatter and
times without number:
Be pliant to those in power, A. Greenfield, chairman of tick-
the deadpan character, Elmer.
"Sell your goods at the lowest
ets, TO. 8-6020.
Newcomers to the line-up are the
possible price, strictly for cash, be kind to the young.
attractive Miller Sisters, clever
with the customer carrying them
dancing duo direct from New
home. And sell nothing but good
MRS. CASPER CUTLER
York, and lovely Dorothy Mayo,
merchandise."
Spanish and whirlwind dancer.
The depression of the 30's made
'Toasty" Paul and his popular musical program will be the well Sam. His business grew and grew.
band do the music for (lancing known Sidon Belarsky, nationally More additions continued on the
and show. There's a complete acclaimed basso-cantante in an Randolph store. Seven in all have
dinner show for downtowneis at elaborate program composed of been made.
In 1935, thousands of Detroit-
7:30 nightly, with dancing at 7: selections in many languages—
Lillian Roth, talented stage, and Reva Reatha, Detroit's own en; had still never set foot in
Sam's; had never heard of his
screen and radio star, heads the beloved harpist.
AT THE
Mrs. Edith Souls will open the store.
big new shop opening at the
program
with
the
singing
of
our
The Shubert-Detroit Theatre on
Casanova, Monday.
National Anthem.
the Campus Martius was breath-
Mrs. Philip Cutler, president, ing its last. Sam and his sons
and Mrs. Wm. Hordes, fund rais- discussed it. They decided to open
ing chairman, voice the hope that a second store within view of
(UNGARISHE SHUL)
every Jewish woman in Detroit Woodward Ave's. teeming thou-
who has not as yet pledged her- sands.
self to attend the donor event Keeps His Formula
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Jew-
Business skyrocketed, not only
ish Natonal Fund on March 17
AT 2:00 P. M.
will call Mrs. Irving Shevin, there but in the Randolph store.
chairman of reservations, UN. Sam's became an imposing factor
• To introduce to Detroit Jewry the importance of the
1-4525, at once and so participate in Detroit's retail merchandising.
Famous World YESHIVATH CHACHMEY LUBLIN which
in the redemption of Eretz Israel. And Sam stuck to his basic for-
Mrs. Harry Schivartz, chair- mula—low prices, cash and carry.
We
Detroiters Have the Privilege to Rehouse in Our City.
By 1939 Sam's Cut Rate, Inc.,
man of organizations, HO. 9426,
urges all organizations who have was one of Detroit's half dozen
• CANTOR DAVID KATZMAN Will Open the Meeting
not as yet responded as partici- largest retail organizations. Sam
A drug store is more then
With an Appropriate Prayer.
decided
to
take
things
a
little
pants,
to
do
so
at
once
and
be
just another store—it's the
easier.
He
became
chairman
of
listed
on
the
organization
page
guardian of the community's
• RABBIS MOSES FISCHER and JACOB J. NATHAN of
the board, "just to keep his hand
of our souvenir book.
health. Isn't it a wise plan
in."
Congregation Bnai Moshe Will Address the Gathering
Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, program
to fill your drug needs here,
Besides his many business in-
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ben-
and Introduce the Out-of-town Guest Speakers.
where a deep interest in this
jamin Laikin, are responsible for terests, Mr. Osnos was interested
community's welfare assures
in
the-
communal,
religious
and
the program for the donor event
RABBI NATELOVITZ of Louisville, Ky., and RABBI M.
you of only RELIABLE, SAFE
philanthropic activities of Detroit
of March 17.
products?
Jewry.
EICHENSTEIN, of Chicago, will address the meeting.
Husbands of donors will be the
He was a member of Shaarey
guests of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund on Zedek and Mishkan Israel Syna-
This is a very important meeting!—Come early or
March 17 at 1:30 p. m. at Ma- gogues and of the Chesed Shel
Emes and has endowed a fellow-
sonic Temple.
you may not secure a seat.
Mrs. Benjamin Gordon is in ship in the Yeshivoth Beth Je-
hudah.
charge of arrangements.

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travaganza, "Blues In The
Groove," is in its final week at
Club Three 666. Topping the tal-
ented sepia cast are the Sons Of
The South, radio's famous vocal
quintette. This is one of the finest
harmony groups ever presented at
the club. They will stay over for
the following show, opening Mon-
day. The Tampa Boys offer fast
tap routines interspersed with in-
strumental and comedy bits. Bal-
ance Of the cast includes the cap-
tivating acrobatic dancer, Dollie
Prembrook; Tena "Push-Out" Dix-
on, dynamic torch singer; Polly
Goree; soubrette; Maybelle, Fran-
Lie and Polly, eccentric dancers;
the eight dancing Taylorettes, and
Doc Wheeler, master of ceremo-
nies. The master of rhythm, King
Kolax, and his orchestra, play for
dancing and the revue. Joa-Anna's
songs highlight the dance inter-
ludes. Bettie Taylor's "Follies Of
19-13," again starring- the famed
Sons Of The South, vocal quill-
tette, and featuring an A Capella
choir of fifty voices, opens at
Club Three 066, Monday.

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