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1943

April 2, 1943

5

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

,. • N. Woodward JWEWO
To Hold Bridges for
Benefit of Red Cross

Roads to Freedom Kept Open with CIA. Funds

At a board of directors meet-
ing of the North Woodward
Branch of the Jewish Women

Judge James M. Jeffries
Deserves Re-Election

Mrs. Barnett Brickner
Sisterhood of Temp
Israel Speaker April 12

James M. Jeffries was born
on the east side of Detroit, July

25th, 1884. He entered the Uni-
versity of Detroit, and graduated
from the Law School in 1915. The
career of this able jurist is stud-
ded with achievements and his
record as a public servant is out-
standing. His extreme popularity
and good fellowship coupled with
his excellent judicial tempera-
ment has placed him in a class
by himself.
Detroit can be proud of the ac-
complishments of her native son
Judge James M. Jeffries of the
Common Pleas Court. He should
be re-elected to the office he so
ably administers.

For Monday, April 12, the
Temple Israel Sisterhood, through
its program chairman, Mrs. Roy
Sarason, and membership chair-

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Mrs. Schoolman To Bo
Hadassah Speaker at
Statler Hotel April 13

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MRS. A. GLEICHER

European Welfare Organization
e held at the home of Mrs. Morris
Baker on Webb Avenue, Wednes-
day evening, March 21, arrange-
ments were made for a luncheon
and bridge for the benefit of the
American Red Cross. Mrs. Abra-
ham Gleicher will be hostess at
the luncheon which is to be held
in her home, 3023 Fullerton, on
Tuesday noon, April 6. Mrs.
Anna Goldberg, president of the
Branch, urges and appeals to all
members and friends to attend
and help swell the fund of the
Red Cross.

Junior Council To Hold
Games Party April 4

Stella Brown, chairman of the
Social Committee of the Junior
Council of Jewish Juniors, has
planned a games party for Sun-
clay, April 4, at 3 p. in. in the
auditorium of the Jewish Com-
munity Center. Gin Rummy,
bridge and mah jong en-
thusiasts can really have a grand
time. To add to the festivities
there will be door prizes and re-
freshments. There will be a nomi-
nal admission fee.

. MRS. BAYRE LEVIN

Jewish victims of Nazi tyranny, on the march seeking freedom and
security, now look to the future with hope for United Nations victor,.
and meantime for help through the United Jewish Appeal for Refugee,.
Overseas Needs and Palestine. Scenes on the road to a new life, along
which the Joint Distribution Committee, United Palestine Appeal and
National Refugee Service, with U.J.A. funds, aid oppressed Jews:
(Top) — refugees escape front Nazi-held France through the Pyrenees.
headed for an address in Barcelona, where they will find shelter, food,
emigration assistance and other help provided by J.D.C.; (Center) —
the Jewish homeland in Palestine, whose reconstruction and defense
is supported by the U.l'.A., sends thousands of its men and women to
light for democracy on the desert fronts; (Bottom) — children
rescued from concentration camps enjoy their first American foo , '
nn the pier in a U. S. seaport, where they are taken under the win
of European Jewish Children's Aid, affiliated with N.R.S. _

Ambassador Grew and Professor Einstein
To Take Part in U. J. A. Broadcast April I I

Rubenstein Piano Studios
To Hold Musicale April 4

Rubenstein Piano Studios will
Hon. Joseph C. Grew, who serv-
present a number of students in
a Musicale on Sunday afternoon, ed as United States Ambassador
April 4, at 3 o'clock. The pro- to Tokyo until the Japanese at-
gram will consist of piano solos,
demonstration of theory and dis- tack on Pearl Harbor, and Pro-
tribution of prizes to outstand-
ing pupils for their efforts in
their studies.

SALE—APARTMENT PROPERTY

Your Future
At Stake

Grave doubts as to future value
of the paper dollar Is not lessened
by inherent patriotic confidence in
our country—our city. Get the Facts
and Figures about these cheap
prices see Mr. Bedford.

20% NET-28 units: Fine solid
bid. New stoves new refrIg. Rent
$11,000. Terminate partnership. En-
tire price only $32,000, Equity
$14,000.

17% NET-41 opts 2 to ti rooms.
New refrig new stoves. Rent $21,000.
Bankrupt price $67,500. Terms
$17,500.

15% NET-30 apts 2 to 4 rooms.
Bent $14,000. We sold once $165,000.
Out of town owner liquidating only
$52,500. Terms $12,500.

-

12% Net
19 opts 4 rooms 2nd
& ('ass Pk. Widow must Sell. Only
$6,500 down. Gold mine for someone
move In operate.

HOMER WARREN L CO.
Years' Dependable Service
" CA. 0321
Dime Bldg.

59

ALBERT EINSTEIN

fessor Albert Einstein will par-
ticipate in a nationwide broad-
cast, which will be presented on
Sunday afternoon, April 11, at
1:30 (E.W.T.), under the aus-
pices of the United Jewish Ap-
peal for Refugees, Overseas Needs

OPENING FRIDAY

THE FIRESIDE

DETROIT'S NEW AND UNUSUAL

COCKTAIL LOUNGE

IN THE

BELCREST HOTEL

5440 CASS AVENUE

FINE FOODS • MUSIC • LIQUORS

and Palestine. The broadcast, en-
titled ''On the Road to Libera-
tion," will be heard over a coast-
to-coast hookup of the National
Boardcasting Company.
As one of the major features
of the United Jewish Appeal radio
program, ix distinguished cast of
actors will join in the enactment
of an original radio drama writ-
ten especially for the program,
which will deal with the graphic
story of three refugees serving
with the Allied armies on the
Tunisian front.
There is special timeliness in
the broadcast in behalf of the
unified drive for the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee. United Pal-
estine Appeal and National Ref-
ugee Service, in view of the
worldwide interest centering on
the plight of the victims of Hit-
lerism and the impending British-
American conference on a pro-
gram for providing opportunities
for the immediate rescue of large
numbers of Jews in Nazi-domi-
nated Europe.
The April 11th broadcast will
also coincide with vigorous Pre-
parations in many communities
throughout the country for peak
campaigns for overseas war re-
lief and rehabilitation, for the de-
fense and upbuilding of the Jew-
ish homeland in Palestine and for
the adjustment and integration
of refugees in the United States.

Mt. Sinai League To
Meet Wednesday, April 7

The League of the Mt. Sinai
Hospital Association will hold an
open meeting, Wednesday, April
7, at 8:30 p. m. at the home of
Leah Silverman, 2333 Clements

Avenue.
This group is

open for mem-
bership to business and profes-
s'onal girls over 20 years of age.
For additional information please
contact Molly Moss, Correspond-
ing Secretary, at TY. 4-6713, be-
tween 7 and 8 p. m.

man, Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, have
planned an interesting meeting for
its members, guests and prospec-
tive members. Mrs. Barnett Brick-
ner, the well known wife of Rab-
bi Brickner of Cleveland will be
the quest speaker of the after-
noon, and her topic will be To-
day's Challenge to Women." A
dessert luncheon, honoring Mrs.
Brickner will be given at 1 p.
m., in the Romanesque Hall of the
Art Institute, followed immediate-
ly by the meeting in the Lecture
hall.
Mrs. Danto and Mrs. Sarason
report that their committees have
been actively engaged in making
final arrangements for the pur-
pose of making this an outstand-
ing event. An invitation is ex-
tended to all and members are
urged to co-operate by bringing
prospective members and guests.
Preceding the meeting Mrs.
Bayre Levin, president, will be
hostess to the officers and mem-
bers of the Board of the Sister-
hood to a breakfast in her home
at 10:30 a. m. complimenting,
Mrs. Brickner.

Jewish National Fund activi.
ties of the Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah will be the keynote
of the next meeting which will
take place at Hotel Statler Tues-
day, April 13 at 2 p.
Mrs, A. P. Schoolman, of New
York, it member of the National
Board of Hadassah will be the
guest speaker.
Mrs. Irving Dworman is Jew.
ish National Fund chairman, Box
collections are carried on twice
yearly. Contributions for the
purchase of land in Palestine and
for trees either in memory or in
honor of loved ones or to com-
memorate joyous or memorable
occasions have resulted in a gen-
erous amount of money contribut-
ed each year towards the local
chapter's quota for Jewish Na-
tional Fund, which is an integral
part of the National Hadassah
program.
Slides in technicolor, showing
Jewish National Fund develop.
ment, will also be shown at this
meeting.
Mrs. J. E. Gould, president, will
preside at the meeting.

RE-ELECT

Bnai Israel of Pontiac
Holds Purim Celebration

On Sunday afternoon, March
21, the Sunday School of Congre-
gation Bnai Israel in conjunction
with the daily religious school,
presented a Purim program, which
included a two-act play "A Pu-
rim Market." The play was under
the direction of the Sunday
school teacher, Miss Zola Allen;
Music by Miss Rose Mary Levin.
At the conclusion of this pro-
gram the 'Sisterhood of the Con-
gregation served Purim delicacies
to all present.
On Sunday, March 28 the tra-
dit:onal Purim dinner was held
at the Social flail of Congrega-
tion Bnai Israel.
Rabbi 1. Strauss spoke on the
subject "A Purim Challenge."
Brief remarks were made by
Rabbi Eric Freeland.

Judge James H.

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COMMON
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A Proven, Able. Tolerant
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