November 5, 1943

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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Laurentine B. Collins
To Be Temple Israel
Sisterhood Speaker

On Monday, Nov. 8 at 1:15 p.
m., the regular monthly meeting
of the Sisterhood will be held in
the Lecture Hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts. A dessert
luncheon will precede the meeting
with Mesdames Moretz Kahn.
William Grahm, Fred Gottfurcht,
Harry Raden, Royal Onpenheim,
Morris Garvett, Alexander Free-
man and Benjamin Jaffee acting
as hostesses for the afternoon.
Mrs. David B. Ruby, vice presi-
dent in charge of membership,
announces that this will be a
paid-up membership meeting only.
The guest speaker for the af-
ternoon will be the well known
Miss Laurentine B. Collins, child
psychologist of the Board of Edu-
cation, who will speak on "Prob-
lems of Youth in the War and
Post War World."
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, presi-
This photograph shows the prize winners in the miniature
dent, urges all members to at-
Succah building contest of Temple Israel Religious School, con-
tend this meeting.
ducted during the Succoth festival. Left to right: Judith Ann
Green, Aviva Freedman, Rosemary Lazarus, Richard Makman, Rabbi
Leon Fram, Maynard Makman, Sandra Edelstein, Dorothy Goldstick.
Migdal Labor Zionists
Marlene Weber.

Meet at Center Nov. 7

Migdal Labor Zionists will hold
an open meeting at the Jewish
Community Center Sunday, Nov.
7, at 8:00 p. m. The discussion
will revolve around an analysis of
Migdal, summaries of its work in
the past year, programs of work
for the coming year, strengths
and weaknesses of the organiza-
tion, which has now been in ex-
istence for approximately one
year.
The main purposes of the eve-
ning will be to settle Migdal
more firmly in its niche in the
community and to provide an
opportunity for interested friends
and would-be friends to become
acquainted with the aims and
workings of this group.
Migdal extends a cordial in-
vitation to all interested to take
part in and to contribute to the
discussion, and to learn just what
the group is doing.

Mizrachi Women Denounce
American Jewish Committee

NEW YORK (WNS).—The ex-
ecutive board of the Mizrachi
Women's Organization of America
last week denounced the with-
drawal of the American Jewish
Committee from the conference as
"sabotage against the religious
and national aspirations of the
millions of humiliated Jews in
Axis-dominated territories."
Mrs. Samuel Goldstein, national
president of the Mizrachi Worn-
ens Organiztion, declared in a
statement to its 140 chapters that
the action of the American Jew-
ish Committee would be further
considered and "receive the treat-
ment it deserves" at the eigh-
teenth annual convention.

Arab Hoodlums Terrorize
Jews in Casablanca

Rabbi Wohlgelernter
Attends Rabbinical
Council Meet in N. Y.

Malaya Malka Fete in
Honor of the Late
Rabbi Meyer Shapiro

Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter of
Congregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel
was in New York this week at-
tending a meeting of the executive
of the Rabbinical Council of
America and, as chairman of its
national Vaad Hatzalah com-
mittee, conferring with Joseph C.
Hyman, executive vice chairman
of the joint distribution com-
mittee. Rabbi Wohlgelernter is
spending the week-end in Cin-
cinnati, at the Midwestern Con-
ference of Young Israel. He will
preach Saturday morning from
Rabbi Eliezer Silver's pulpit and
on Sunday afternoon deliver the
eulogy at a public memorial serv-
ice for the late Rabbi Hirsh Mani-
schewitz. Rabbi Wohlgelenter will
return home Monday, Nov. 8.

The Yeshivath Chachmey Lub-
lin will pay honor and tribute
to the memory of its founder,
the gaon, Rabbi Meyer Shapiro,
on Saturday evening, Nov. 6, at
8:00 p. m. at the Congregation
B'nai David Synagogue, Elm-
hurst and Fourteenth.
Rabbi Shapiro, a luminary in
Jewish life, passed away ten
years ago in Lublin, Poland. His
name is still adored by all and
his memory is alive among us.
The • Yeshivah Chachmey Lublin
is the spiritual treasury of the
late Rabbi Shapiro. No doubt De-
troiters will come to this Memorial
Malaya Malka in his honor ar-
ranged by the Yeshivath called
on his name and founded by him.
A most impressive program has
been prepared. A Siyum on the
tractate Sanhedrin will be con-
cluded in accordance with the Daf
Yomi (daily lesson in Talmud)
organized by Rabbi Shapiro.
Rabbi M. Rothenberg, the dean
of the Yeshivah, will say the
Hedrin (discourse). Rabbi El
Finkel and Rabbi Leizer Levin,
of the administration, will greet
the audience. Rabbi Joshua
Sperka, of Congregation B'nai
David, will open the program.
Jacob Soberman, president of the
Yeshivah will be the toastmaster.
Rabbi A. M. Hershberg, the spirit-
ual leader of the Yeshivah and
one of the former students of the
late Rabbi Shapiro, will be the
guest speaker. Dinner will be
served by the Ladies Auxiliary
arrangement committee under the
supervision of Mrs. D. Silverstein,
president.
One of the students of the Yesh-
ivah will say a pelpul and two
others, the youngest, will deliver
addresses, one in Jewish and the
other in English. The musical
portion will he conducted by Can-
tor Ringel of Congregation B'nai
David with the participation of
the Yeshivah students, who will
sing zemerous.

Junior Council Plans
Theater Party Nov. 23

The National Council for Jew-
ish Juniors is planning a large
theater party for Nov. 23. On
that evening members and their
friends are going to the Schu-
bert Lafayette to see "Little
Women." The funds raised
through this party wil be con-
tributed to Council's Hannah G.
Solomon Scholarship Fund. Fran-
ces Cohn, of Cortland Ave., is in
charge of the sale of tickets.
Several Junior Council mem-
bers are now in Chicago attend-
ing the Thirteenth Biennial Con-
vention of the National Council
of Jewish Juniors. Their report
will be heard at the meeting on
Nov. 21.

All Jewish Women's
ALGIERS (WNS).—An attempt Clubs Contribute Food
by Arab hoodlums last week to Packages to U. S. 0.

set the Jewish section of Casa-
blanca on fire was frustrated by
the vigilance of the local police.
They have recently occurred se-
rious clashes between Jews and
Arabs. The Arab attacks are be-
lieved to have been inspired by
fascist and Nazi propagandists
who found in the restoration of
the Cremieux Decree a new
weapon to fan hatred among the
Arabs towards the Jews.

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Citizenship Classes To Be Philip Adler To Be
Conducted by JWV Aux. Bnai Moshe Sisterhood
All aliens are afforded the op- Speaker on Nov. 16

Temple Israel Succah Contest Winners

Rovner Progressive Verein serv-
ed the full day of Monday, Oct. 25,
at the Downtown Canteen of U. S.
O. Those who assisted were Mes-
dames Philip Yanovsky, Morris
Wasserman, Isaac Gruskin, Sam-
uel Kempner, Jacob Frankel, Louis
Saginaw, Abe Saginaw, Abe Ap-
plebaum, Harry Broder, Brooks,
Morris Kahn, and Joseph Siegel.
The organizations that sent food
packages to Fort Brady during
October were Zedekah Club and
B'nai Brith Pisgah Lodge.
Food packages were also sent
during October of Camp Custer
by Pogrebishter Ladies Society,
Chenstochover Rajoner Verein,
Vinnitzer Progressive Verein, and
David Horodoker Independent La-
dies Society.
For further information, please
call Mrs. A. H. Brodie, chairman,
To. 8-8180.

Rabbinical Assembly Quits
American Jewish Committee

NEW YORK (WNS). — The
Rabbinical Assembly of America
announced last week that it had
severed its affiliation with the
American Jewish Committee for
withdrawing from the American
Jewish Conference.
Deploring the committee's ac-
tion as a move which will jeop-
ardize "the effort of American
Jewry on behalf of world Jewry,"
the Rabbinical Assembly voiced
the hope that a formula would be
arrived at enabling the committee
to resume its place within the
conference.

portunity to learn and prepare
Philip Adler, noted war analyst
for the examination in becoming
of the Detroit News, will address
citizens of the United States. The the open meeting of the Sister-
course is offered by the Board of hood of Congregation B'nai Moshe,
Education, City of Detroit, under
the auspices of the Department of
Michigan, Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Jewish War Veterans of the
United States. Classes commenced
Oct. 26, and will continue Tues-
day and Thursday evening of each
week from 8 till 10 o'clock, at the
Yeshivah Beth Yehudah, Cortland
at Dexter. Mrs. Bertha Baskin is
the assigned teacher.
Included with the offering for
this semester will be the special
attraction of how to write letters
and address mail in English to
those now serving with the Ameri-
can armed forces.
Class session will continue for
six months. All who are inter-
ested must enroll now and be
steady in attendance to receive the
graduation certificate at the end
of the term.
The general public is invited to
join without any tuition charge,
especially those of foreign birth.

Editor of Gallup Poll at
Fisher Town Hall Nov. 10

MRS. ALEX FISCH

Tuesday evening, Nov. 16, in the
main ballroom of the Synagogue.
Mr. Adler will discuss the Hull-
Molotov-Eden conference in Rus-
sia.
As an added attraction, several
acts of vaudeville will be pre-
sented.
Mrs. Bert Ruby, entertainment
chairman, is in charge of ar-
rangements. Mrs. Alex Fisch is
president of the Bnai Moshe Sis-
terhood.
Refreshments will be served.

William A. Lydgate, editor of
the American Institute of Public
Opinion, popularly known as the
Gallop Poll, will be the Detroit
Town Hall speaker in the Fisher
Theater Wednesday, Nov. 10, at
11 a. m. He will analyze the
trends indicated by current elec-
tion returns throughout the na-
tion in his talk "What America
Thinks."
The Institute reports reach
President Roosevelt's desk regu-
larly and are frequently quoted Junior Hadassah Blood
in Congressional debates.
Donor Day Nov. I I
Tickets are on sale at Grin-
nell's box office, Ra. 1124, for $1.65
Junior Hadassah held a Hal-
and $1.10, including tax.
loween party which was attended
by 90 servicemen and club mem-
bers.
Home Relief Affair
Hadassah Juniors have desig-
nated Nov. 11, Armistice Day, as
On Sunday, Oct. 31
Junior Hadassah Blood Donor
Day and 45 club members have
An outstanding social and fi- pledged to donate their blood.
nancial success was achieved by
Arrangements have been made
Home Relief Society at their bail to meet at the Red Cross at 6:30
and bond drawing affair on Sun- in the evening. Miss Sylvia Ler-
day, Oct. 31, at the Statler Ho- man is in charge and interested
tel.
parties are asked to contact her
Mrs. Maxwell Emmer, presi- at To. 5-6035 for additional in-
dent of the organization, and Mrs. formation.
Arthur Gould, chairmen of the
event, wish to take this oppor-
tunity of thanking all those who Molly Segal Auxiliary
in any way helped to contribute To Hold Card Party
to the success of the affair, thus
Molly Segal Auxiliary of the
enabling Home Relief to carry Jewish Consumptive Society at
on their emergency relief work Denver, Colo., held a meeting on
and the many and various war Nov. 2. The chief topic concerned
effort projects that the organiza- the 12th annual banquet, which
tion participates in.
will be held Dec. 5 at the Riviera
The regular monthly board Auditorium, 6:30 p. m. A card
meeting of the Home Relief will party will also be held for mem-
be held on Thursday, Nov. 11 at bers and friends who wish to raise
1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Jack money for plates for the ban-
Rosenberg, Calvert Ave.
quet. Mrs. Gold, president, urged
the cooperation of all members,
as only through their combined ef-
Ladies Aux. of Kvutzah
forts can the affair succeed. For
Ivrith Held First Meeting
tickets and information, please call
Mrs. A. Greenfield, chairman of
and Election ,Oct. 18th
tickets, To. 8-6020, or Mrs. Gold,
The Ladies Auxiliary Kvutzah president, Ty. 4-7802.
Ivrith held its first meeting with
a luncheon at the home of Mrs.
A. De Roven Monday, Oct. 18.
An election of officers took place
Neugarten Medical Aid To and the following elected:
President, A. D. Markson; hon-
Hold Donor Event Dec. 1
orary president, Mrs. B. Stein,
FOOT OF SECOND
At the River
The tenth annual donor lunch- B. Silverman; vice presidents, A.
eon of the Neugarten Medical De Roven, S, Leinoff, B. Fried-
The
Only Natural
Aid will be held at the Book- good; treasurer, A. Panush; sec-
retary, S. Schubiner; recording
SULPHUR MINERAL
Cadillac Hotel on Dec. 1.
War Bonds will be awarded as secretary, J. Rabinowitz; board
BATHS
door prizes, Mrs. Lester Smith, of directors, F. Rappaport, D.
In The City of Detroit
program chairman, announced at Garber, William Diskin, P. Gore-
a rally held at the home of Mrs. zeck, I. Winokur, B. Fealk.
A cultural program was pre-
Max Lebow, on Nov. 3.
Turkish and
Many desirable rummage dates sented, and Bernard Isaacs super-
Reducing Baths
are still available. For reserva- intendent of United Hebrew
•
tions, please call Mrs. Harvey Schools, addressed the members
Elbinger, Un. 2-0842. All paid-up and its friends.
OPEN
DAY
AND
NIGHT
This lecture was one of the
pledges are cordially invited to
series
that
the
ladies
will
present
Separate
Departments
attend our luncheon rally to be
For Men and Women
held at the Book-Cadillac Hotel at each meeting. A pledge to
on Nov. 23. Your paid-up pledge the War Chest was given.
Arrangements
are
in
progress
is your admission ticket.
for the annual donor luncheon
which will be held Feb. 9, 1944.

WANE BATHS

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RA. 6744

YCUTH EDUCATION LEAGUE

Youth Education League spon-
sored its first open meeting and
membership tea at the home of
Mrs. P. Olender, 12818 Broad-
street, Nov. 1. Assisting her for
the afternoon were Mrs. H. Good-
man, Mrs. L. Kolodin, Mrs. C.
Goldman and Mrs. A. Chereton.
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, presi-
dent, conducted the meeting, in-
troduced the officers, and gave a
resume of the work of the or-
ganization. Plans were announced
for work to aid the war effort.

Moving To Our New Location

11738 DEXTER BLVD.

Between Webb and Tuxedo
Next Door to Levine's Grocery

Will be open for business Saturday Night, Nov. 6

Aaron B. Margolis

Kosher Meat 8 Poultry Market