October 29, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Prenzlauer Aid Charity Rabbi From on Congress Headquarters for District A of Metropolitan tel
Chachmey Lublin to
heon Nov. 9 Women Armistice Day War Chest To Be at 1808 Bk-Caac
0,000 voles
Honor Memory of Rabbi Bridge Lunc
Under the chairmanship of Mrs. It is expected that
king 2 in all tlk
Prograni, Wed., Nov. 10 Oscar
M. 'Lemon, Mrs. Samuel divisions
teas will of the drive.
The Eva Prnzlauer
Maternity
e
Meyer Shapiro NOV. 6
Aid announces its annual charity
Robert Fargo, head-
Nov. 1 to 16

The Detroit Women's Division Aaron and
From
to be held
on of the American Jewish Congress
Conducted from Nov. 1 to Di,
12:30
The festival season of Chach- bridge luncheon,
at Broad- announces that the second annual quarters for District A, of the for a goal o,250,000,
the War
House,
f $8
may Lublin was concluded with Tuesday, Nov. 9 , 1943,
Metropolitan Unit of the War
by p. m. at
Wed_ Chest campaign will be open Mon- Chest is the fund-raising mechan-
a the
Simcha
Torah
party
given
Ladies Auxiliary Sunday way Market Bldg. Mrs. Rose Armistice Day luncheon will be day, Nov. 1, at 1808 Book-Cadillac ism for 19 agencies serving on
evening, es Oct. 24, in the new Brooks
is chairman
and Mrs. J.
at af-
the Hotel
Statler,
C. Rose
co-chairman
of held
this
nesday,
Nov. 10, at 12:30 p. m. the Military Front, the United
en ca nu
i datrhteerIsIomfenrFrottiii•,:
.4
District D. under the chairman- Nations Front
hall of the Yeshivah Building.
The administrators of the Y eshi- fair. Hostesses include Mrs. Sam- Arrangements are under the sup_ Hotel.
ship
of
Mrs.
Eugene
J.
Arnfeld
General
Rothenberg, dean uel Samuels, Mrs. Henry Freund, ervision of the Inter-Faith com- and Mrs. Maurice A. Landau, will drive are in the English Room
M.
vah,
Rabbi E.
and Rabbi
Finkel greeted the Mrs. David Pollack, and Mrs. Rose Grahm
mittee,
which
Mrs. will
William
is of chairman.
"Winning
the Peace"
be the open in the Hebrew Free Loan of the Book-Cadillac Hotel. George
T. Christopher, president of the
audience. Rabbi Leizer Levin was Goldberg. There will be table
prizes and the public is cordially
Packard Motor Car Co., serves a.:
among
the Levin
speakers.
nue, on the 9134
same Linwood
date.
Rabbi
suggested that invited to attend this affair. For subject of the day. It will be Association,
ave-
Districts A and D are two of general chairman of the campaign.
those present who have sons, rela- tickets, please call Mrs. R. handled
aspects by the
Captains in District A, of the
speakers:
hich the
following in three
districts into which
tires, or friends in the armed Brooks, Townsend 6-2258, or Mrs. Economic Justice" by the Rev. the 20
has ben divided for purposes campaign's Metropolitan Unit in
services should inscribe their name J. C.
Rose,
Madison that
0178,
It is
announced
the annual Claude Williams; "Through Ra- city
of house-to-house solicitation b by dude: Mesdames Claire Axelrod,
ciao Amit " by Dr. Alfred Mc- the 12,000 volunteer workers in Richard Rugoff, Ann Amarantides,
in the special serviceman book,
and their names shall be mention- Donor l uncheon is to be hel on
Clun g Ley e, an d " Through Elim- the Metropolitan Unit, headed by Harry Feinberg, William Fleish
Torah and at the Tuesday, Dec. 21, 1943, atd the
man, William Frank, Lester
ed at the Safor
Book-Cadillac Hotel. Mrs. Joseph tablishing a Jewish Homeland in Mrs. Hobart D. Hoyt.
District A, bounded by the De- Smith, Harvey Rattner, Herbert
ce
Tihilum
servis.
On Saturday evening Nov. 6, at IL Siegel is chairman of this inating
Anti-Semitism
Es- troit River, West Grand Boule- Smith, Charles Anderson, Mark
Palestine"
by Rabbi Leon and
From.
8:30 in Congregation B'nai David affair.
Rev. Williams' fight against the yard and Woodward avenue; and Baler, Irving Belinsky, Verna
Our next regular meeting will
corner Elmhurst and 14th, a Mal-
ld on Tuesday, November 2, evils of anti-Semitism, racism and District D. bounded by the High- Corrigan, Catherine Geller.
e he
Lydia Giangrande, Floyd Gilpin,
ova Malka will
be
given
in
honor
h
land Park city limits, McNichols
f the Yahrzeit of the at the home of Mrs. J. H. Siegel, native
facism is He
known
throughout
the
country.
is
also
the
foun-
t
d
Woodward
avenue
and
Liv-
David
Goldberg, A. H. Johnson,
and
in
world-famous
Rabbi Meyer Sha- 1923 Calvert Ave.
der and director of the Peoples ernois avenue, are among the five Ernest K. Matlock, Royal Oppen-
Institute of Applied Religion,
districts
piro, the founder of the Yeshivath
districts under the supervision of heijn, D. C. Pennington, Milton
Dr. Lee is the head of the so- Mrs. H. C. Broder, who serves Powers, Marie Ruggles, William
Chacmey Lublin in Lubin, Poland.
He was one of the most important Shaarey Zedek Men's
ciology department at Wayne Uni- as Mrs. Hoyt's vice-chairman in Ryan, H. B. Sharkey, Marquis
leaders of the Polish Jewry and
varsity and is co-author of the charge of the city's west-central Shattuck, J. C. Jelsch, Abraham
Factor, Julian Webber, Herman
it will be the 10th anniversary of Club Entertained
book "Race Riot," which will be territory.
of _Nov. 8.
Subdivided into census tract Finsterwald, Albert J Altman,
released from the press on
his death.
emple zones District A, has 47 zone Don Roger, William Graham,
Rabbi M. Rothenberg, Dean of By Noah Nachbush
Rabbi Fram is Rabbi
the Yeshivah will say the Ha ro .
twins in charge of block work- Fred H. Gottfurcht an Lewis
Israel, Detroit.
0 Mondoay evening, Oct. 11,
Rabbi Sperka will open the pro-
The Congress has secured the err
ca and District D has 94 cap- Manning.
On
Vilna
eminent
ush , err.onen
Miss Alice B. Hanchett, Ch.-
Goldberg
gram and Jacob Sobeman, pest- N oa h Nachbush,
alents of Mr. Henri Goldberg
N
ns •
be toast- actor and character impersonator, for the musical portion of this twins.
In their door-to-door canvass the ment Hopp, David Goldberg, Miss
dent
of the
will Cantor
master
for Yeshivah
the evening.

Shaarey Zedek, and from Berlin where he was both appeal to the housewives to make Miss Goldie Levinstein, Miss Ra-
Ringel of Congregation B'Nai enterta nei
cantor and concert singer. He an individual gift, in her own chel Lyons, Brigadier Totnmer,
tion of the program. The Malaya the evening was a great success.
co-.
s has
,s program con
has an extensive repertoire and is name, over and above the amount Captain Helen Vaughan, Miss
Mr. Nac ,, h
by
America;'
Malka dinner will be served imme-
at present the director of the Lib- her husband contributes," Mrs. Prudence Butterfield, Conrad Lan
m
d edrica,"
the
diately after the ceremonies which sisted of:
depicting
Choral
Mrs. Rosa
Bassin
Stein Society.
will accompany
him. Broder said, " women ' s gifts can and Frank Herman.
is prepared by the ladies auxiliary. Schwartz, and epic ing . how
utes y to f ertY
Captains in District D include:
The students of the Yeshivah will Jewish immigrant contributes
strength
Representatives of various Jew- make
up by the
formerly
uted
the sum
Detroit
men con-
who Mesdames Philip Cutler, Seymour
e
edited
sing Zemeros. Rabbis of the city the
greatness
ish and non-Jewish organizations trib
Simons, Edward Sims, Morse
h "M y
.America_:.
are now
no in service.
will greet the audience. Rabbi A.
Goldman, Ernest W. Owen, Ed-
ed of
to and church groups are to be in- All Should Give
A
A.
i hinl ofrn, l . an expression
t ,
Reoaystria:j l.. i,
M. Hershberg former student of by
ebasrimsno , MAI r N .anzalevt rhco,aloknh,Feejnd c kKH
r1
"Every woman can find a way
sent menta ee i ng a.
,
quested to invite their non-Jew- to give to the War Chest by giv-
w
B
IDleannorile • b lh l e Rogers,
We C
rofessor of the Yeshivah, the unfortunate Jews in the ents et-
of ish friends to this meeting which
Jack
Buchman,
gaged p
will be the guest speaker of the tos
the world.
"Fragm
Chap.
8; is open to the ublic Mrs. Julian ing up some little luxury.
Ch
the of
Prophets,'
Joshua,
o as s in charge of publi- are sure she will when she realizes
tvRRainonK,
Moe S. Daun, Her-
.
Ezekial, Chap. 35, predicting S. Tobias i P
Kelly,
evening.
that $5 (only 10c a week saved
downfall
from her household budget) will man Lewis, S. Levin, Harry Sklar,
downfall of Jewish enemies and city.
the rebuilding of Jewish homeland
provide a two months' supply of Al Weisman, Edna Ryan, Charles
and hope of peace. "Simchas To-
milk for a refugee child; or $25, Harrington, Rose Davidson, Her-
Gov. Kelly To Get
rah," edited by A. Lessin. In Rabbi B. B. Glazer
(only 50c a week saved) will pay man Jacobs, A. Palombo, Robert
," Mr. Nach-
r
for the manufacture in China of E. Langin, Aaron Carlstein, Mel-
"Fishke Der Krume
Doctor's Degree
bush, without fail, gives a most To Talk on Juvenile
3,300 doses of cholera or typhus yin Baer.
Bernard Bladen, Adolph Ehr-
LANSING, MICH., Oct. 25— vivid characterization. It is a
vaccine."
Delinquency
Nov.
5
In addition to Mrs. Broder lich, Al Dreifus, Sol Wolf, Dan
It's going to be Dr. Harry F. story of a house beggar who
three vice-chairmen of the Met- D. Stein, Sam Katkin, Fred Bond,
Kelly, as well as Gov. Kelly of wanders from pillar to post, not
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will talk
Michigan, after this week. knowing where he will sleep or on "Juvenile Delinquency in De- ropolitan Unit are in charge of William Hordes, Sarah Levine,
Notre Dame University, his be from day to day; falls in love troit," a discussion of fact and specific territories in the city. Krouse, Louis Smilansky, Edward
alma mater, will confer the hon. with a girl beggar, who suddenly fiction about this vital theme, at Mrs. S. E. Remey heads the north- Leo Mellen, Pauline Chase, Irv-
orary degree of Doctor of Laws disappears and he is left be- the Sabbath Eve. services at Tem- west territory; Mrs. George A. ing Dix, Morris Luskin, Ralph
Schemm, the east side; and Mrs. Levy, J. A. Kaiser, A. J. Winkel.
on the chief executive Friday, moaning his loss.
Mr. Nachbush's similar presen- ple Beth El on Friday, Nov. 5, William E. Matthews the east- N. H. Hoyt, H. J. Moody, Floyd
the day he delivers the 1943 grad-
which begins at 8:15 o'clock.
uation address to Notre Dame stu- tation of a Chosid bemoaning,
and The Temple quartette, under the central territory. Gilpin, Sidney Tushbant.
gliorifying
A.
A Heilman, Fred E. Jones, C.
Also serving as vice-chairmen
dents. Both events will be in in the midst of it all,riv
direction of Julius Chajes, with
L Sanderson, Mollie Banks, Ste-
South Bend, at the university's his Almighty, the plege of Jason Tickton at the organ, will of the Unit are Gordon W. Kings- L.
centennial. searching out and finding himself
bury, heading the treasury gifts phen Gorman, Henry Zinger, Beryl
render the music.
The Governor obtained a Bach- in the learning of Torah.
aimgeitteoef ; snMllocsiteastioLn. of a tlkhe r,Girn - Harrison, Edward J. McHugh, M.
c ohm
services
are
Sabbath Morning
Assisting Mr. Nachbush at the
Neback, Samuel A. Slinger, C. J.
elor of Law degree in 1917 at
ban League, and Harry Turd', Plazens, Joe DeVries, Saul J.
president of the Notre Dame piano was Lawrence Rosenthal, held at 11 o'clock.
who heads the international sec- Benyas, Morton Ashner, Harry
Notre Dame. Last year he was who is well known as a concert
pianist and who played Govotte Mark J. Gayn at Cass
tion. Jacobson, Herman Sante], Victor
Alumni Association.
The Metropolitan Unit is one W. Klein, Melville Baer, Harry
"I get this degree without an and Musetts by D'Albert, and
of the four major units of the Goldberg, Jacob Lattin, Mae Per-
examination," the Governor said, Sherzo in B Flat Minor, by Town Hall on Nov. 5
. War. Chest campaign set-up. The lis Philip Slomovitz, Julius Ring,
Chopin.
smiling.
Mark J. Gavn, author of "The others are advance gifts, con- Charles Goldstein, Arnold Frank,
Fight for the Pacific" and News- merce and general, and industrial. S. B. Keene, Philip Lipson, Sam-
week's authority on the Far East,
uel Green, Ernest Sachse, Philip
Membership Campaign Committee
is the speaker for the Detroit
Gilbert and M. S. Dann.
Town Hall in the Cass Theater, Detroit Music Guild
Dr. Peter M. Bernstein, Miss
next Friday morning, Nov. 5 at
Rodelle Broder, Miss Ann Brooks,
First Concert Nov. 3
11 o'clock.
Miss Esta Geller, Miss Bluma
As journalist, observer and par-
Nagler, Sam Wilson, Myron
ticipant in this Pacific war-stage
The first subscription concert Klein, Harry Jacobson, Miss Alice
Mr. Gayn has the added advantage of the Detroit Music Guild will be Roche, Miss Bertha Belkin and
of having been born in China and presented Wednesday evening, Miss Adele Carew.
reared in the Orient, which has November 3, 8:30 p. m., Detroit
The War Chest of Metropolitan
given him an understanding of the Institute of Arts, Lecture Hall.
Detroit is affiliated with the Na-
Katja Andy, piano; Henry Siegl, tional War Fund.
Oriental mind and familarity with
Eastern customs. He knows the violin and Jascha Schwarzman,
PA KT 51 E N TS
psychology of our Eastern oppon- 'celo, a trio of exceptional in-
ents and the Allies. From 1934 F trurnentalists, will perform at
to 1940 for the Washington Post the opening concert. The program
he covered such major stories as will consist of the Beethoven
the Japanese seizure of North Trio in B Flat (Archduke), Opus
China; the kidnapping of General 97; the Brahms Trio in C Major,
Apt. prIces today are only a fraction
Chiag Kai-shek; the Japanese oc- Opus 87. and the opening number
of replacement construction costs—
cupancy of Indo-China; and the will be a Rameau Trio.
less than half original sales values .
Beethoven's Archduke Trio, by
Pay you to get all the Facts 8:
Thai sell out.
many critics acclaimed the great-
Figures from Mr. Bedford right
a a ay.
est of all trios, was dedicated to
Beth El Sisterhood
17 ,%'171--M'ontlerful location Alter
the Archduke Rudolph, and writ-
Rd. Attractive solid brick ntaxid..
ten in 1811. We encounter in
entrance. Very clean. Only $10.0 00
To Hear Louis Fischer
this period of his writing intima-
Easy terms.
20 AVES.—No. Wood. Modern
Louis Fischer, prominent journ- tions of what is to be heard in his
rms. full tiled bath., showers, cal -
last
works.
alist and author, will be the guest
pc tad floors, new ,loves, new refrIg
Brahms
Trio
in
C
Major„
Opus
The Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Council's Membership Campaign speaker at the Temple Beth El
stoker, new auto. it water. Rent
to honor Bnai Brith's 100th Anniversary is guided by the following Sisterhood meeting to be held on 87, is one of the master's great-
$12,000. Terms $30,000 cash to deed
est works. You will find the An-
and mortgage.
Nov. 8 at 2:00 p. m., in the dante and Scherzo movements
membership chairmen:
13 Alr. NVI.1)1, Ave. Attractive
Seated left to right: Mrs. Benjamin Fishman, Pisgah Auxiliary; Brown Memorial Chapel.
particularly appealing.
well built excellent cond. Rent $ 530 "
Mrs. Belle Fields, Louis Marshall Auxiliary; Aaron Rosenberg,
Mr. Fischer, a contributing edi-
only
$28,000. Terms $15,000 cash to
is a repeat performance
Council chairman; Mrs. Annetta Ruby, East Side Auxiliary, and tor of "The Nation," has been a of This
deed and mort gage.
Miss
Andy,
and
Messrs.
Siegl
Mrs. Harry Golden, Theodor Herzl Auxiliary. Standing left to roving correspondent in Russia,
10 APTS.—All 4 rms. (2 bed-
and Schwarzman, for the Detroit
tight: Sol Rosenman, Louis Marshall Lodge; Charles Nathanson
rooms) extra wide bldg. on 60 ft
East Side Spain, France and England for Music Guild. They performed at
lot. New re frig. stoker, rent $ 5 . 00 "
and Maurice Gottesman, Detroit Lodge; Leon Efronson, ck Leeds, the past twenty years, and has a Guild concert last February and
tenants pay electric, Sold on ce
Lodge; Harry Golden, Theodor Herzl Lodge, and Ja
recently completed a tour in In- played so brilliantly that it is by
$57,000. Entire price only $27,50 0
dia, Egypt, Palestine and Irak. popular request that you will have
terms $7000.
Pisgah Lodge.
He was the house guest of Ghandi the pleasure of hearing them once
110111:11 t%•ARHUS & CO. CA. 0321
for a week. Among the books he again on Nov. 3.
has written are "Men and Poli-
MASONIC AUDITORIUM—SAT. EVE., NOV. 6, 8:30 P. M.
tics," "Dawn of Victory," and "A I
NEI.Lts: M A TTS coNcrurr
Week With Gandhi," to be pub-
RE-ELECT COUNCILMAN
lished this winter.
Soprano
The
public
is
invited
to
hear
In Recital
Mr. Fischer's lecture before the
Sisterhood, when he will present
Prices: 2.75, 2.20, 1.65, 1.10 & 83c T ill
C11. 5710
a detailed analysis of the war.
PREFERRED CANDIDATE, DET. CITIZENS LEAGUE
Tickets at Grinnell's, HA. IIYt, and 1.. Thurman, Y.11
A dessert luncheon will be served
Endorsed by Organized Labor
prior to the meeting.

AFTER ALL

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ANNE BR OWN

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GEORGE EDWARDS

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