November 12, 1943
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
American Jews Provided $35 , 222 ,000 for
Palestine Reconstruction Since 1921
NEW YORK (WNS). — The
sum of $35,222,000 was contribut-
ed by American Jews since 1921
for the promotion of immigration,
settlement, and reconstruction of
the Jewish homeland in Palestine,
it was announced last week by
Judge Bernard A. Rosenblatt,
president of the Palestine Foun-
dation Fund, at the annual meet-
ing of its Board of Directors at
the Biltmore Hotel. Judge Rosen-
blatt reported that a total of
$3,000,000 was made available
for the rebuilding of Palestine
during the year ending October 1,
1943.
The Palestine Foundation Fund
is the fiscal instrument of the
Jewish Agency for Palestine,
which is recognized in the Leauge
of Nations Mandate as the su-
preme Jewish authority in the
establishment of the Jewish Na-
tional Home.
Reporting on the program sup-
ported through the Palestine
Foundation Fund during four
years of war, Judge Rosenblatt
stated that more than 40,000 ref-
ugees had been admitted and ab-
sorbet in the Jewish homeland
since September, 1939. He point-
ed out that 28 new agricultural
settlements were established dur-
ing that period for the newcom-
ers and that more than 400 new
BAY CITY NOTES
Ensign Ralph J. Isaacson, son
of Mrs. Lillian Isaacson, is one
of two Bay City men assigned to
a Bay City-built destroyer escort,
the USS Raby, named after a Bay
City resident, the late Admiral
James J. Raby.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Anthony
have received word that their son,
Pvt. Chas. E. Anthony, ASTP,
has been transferred from Alfred
University, Alfred, N. Y., to
Clemson College, Clemson, S. C.
Mrs. Jerry Levine and daughter,
Lo=s, of Dayton, Ohio, are the
guests of Mrs. P. Zacher.
Rabbi and Mrs. Irving Ganz
had as their guest for several days
their aunt, Mrs. Ben Abraham
of Memphis, Tenn.
Mrs. Walter Bloch is spending
a few days in Chicago on busi-
ness.
industrial plants producing war
goods had been launched. In em-
phasizing the extent to which the
fund had supported Palestine's
mobilization for the war effort,
he said that through the Jewish
Agency for Palestine more than
50,000 men and women had been
recruited for the British army
and home defense organizations.
Men's Groups Aid
USO on Custer and
Brady Food Projects
The USO of the Jewish Wel-
fare Board has been receiving the
cooperation of the Jewish men's
organizations of Detroit, in sub-
sidizing the food projects of pack-
ages going to Camp Custer twice
a week, and to Ford Brady once
each week.
It is announced that the Men's
Club of Temple Beth El has
offered to send one package each
month, and the following have
made contributions of food pack-
ages for October and November:
Bnai Pisgah Lodge, Ladies Aux-
iliary, one every month; Congre-
gation Gemiluth Chassodim; Ze-
dakah, once each month; American
Haven Club, Pogrebishter Ladies
Society, Chodorokover Chabna Pro-
gressive Society, Vinnitzer Pro-
gressive Verein, David Horodoker
Independent Ladies Society.
Any organization interested in
making a contribution to this food
package project, kindly communi-
cate with Miss Fineman, USO
office at Madison 8400.
Moshe Dombey To Read
For Sisters Zion Mizrachi
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
are sponsoring an Oneg Shabboth
Saturday, Nov. 13, 2 p. m. at
Congregation Bnai Moshe, Dex-
ter and Lawrence.
An entertaining program has
been prepared. Readings will be
rendered by Moshe Dombey and
Miss Drora Selesny will give vo-
cal selections in Hebrew and will
lead in group singing. A social
hour will follow and refreshments
will be served. Members and
friends are invited to attend.
Pythian Sisters To Hold
Card Party Nov. 18
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The Ptyhian Sisters Greater
Detroit Temple No. 152 are hold-
ing a charity card party on Thurs-
day, Nov. 18 at 8 p. m. at Work-
men's Circle, 11547 Linwood.
A bond will be raffled, door
prizes given, and refreshments
served. All members and friends
are cordially invited.
JWV Auxiliary No. 135
To Hold Feather Party
The feather party committee of
the Ladies Auxiliary to the De-
troit Post No. 135, Jewish War
Veterans of the U. S., will meet
at the home of Mrs. Robert F.
Morris, chairman, 15814 LaSalle
Ave., on Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 17, at 2 p. m. to complete
plans for a Thanksgiving feather
party to be held in the auditorium
of the Bnai Moshe Synagogue,
Dexter and Lawrence, on Nov. 23,
proceeds of which will be used for
the benefit of hospitalized vet-
erans.
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Victory Program Nov. 17
The Young People's Society of
Congregation Bnai Moshe cordi-
ally invites all their friends and
members to attend the "Victory
Program" to be held Nov. 17 in
the banquet hall of Congregation
Bnai Moshe, Lawrence and Dex-
ter at 8:30 p. m. Representatives
of the Army, Marine Corps and
Red Cross will speak. Movies and
a community sing are also in-
cluded on the program. A surprise
of the evening has been planned
and will give each person pres-
ent a chance to participate in the
event. There is no admission
charge. Everyone is invited.
Littman's Peoples Theater Opens with
Movie, Concert and Playlet Nov. 14
Abraham Littman, manager of
Littman's Peoples Theater, an-
nounces the opening of the thea-
ter for the season on Sunday,
Nov. 14.
Mr. Littman explains that the
late opening is due to the many
difficulties he experienced in pro-
curing a troupe of actors and
actresses that would meet with
the approval of the Yiddish thea-
ter patrons of Detroit. However,
after much effort he has succeed-
Downtown Theaters
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FOX—Richard Tregaskis' "Guad-
alcanal Dairy" came to the Fox
DRIVE
screen on Friday. "Guadalcanal
Dairy," produced by Twentieth
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Century Fox, closely follows in
mittee; and John Green, presi- line and detail the book, which is
a heart-thrilling story of "just
dent of the International Union guys."
of Marine Shipbuilding Workers
MICHIGAN—Everything that's
of America, CIO.
Labor has set an example to all never happened before in pictures
happens in "Thank Your Lucky
of the people of the United States Stars," the tuneful, all-star musi-
in its interest in and contribution cal comedy that holds over on the
to funds for relief of the needy Michigan screen for a second week
throughout the world, Bluestein with "Submarine Alert" featur-
said. "Labor realizes that the Com- ing Richard Arlen and Wendy
Barrie.
munity Chest, one of the elements
of the National War Chest at
UNITED ARTISTS — Wallace
present, is the only institution in Beery in "Salute to the Marines,"
America which brings all of the a dramatic picturization of the
people together in mutual under- U. S. Marine Corps, in techni
standing and cooperation for a color, continues on the screen of
the United Artists Theater for a
high objective," he said.
"Through this War Chest we second week. The companion at-
realize that we can stay on the traction is "Young Ideas," co-
job here at home while, at the starring Susan Peters, Herbert
same time, we really fight on ev- Marshall and Mary Astor.
ery front in the world where war
is creating suffering and need."
It's Coming Home
Green said the American peo-
ple are only beginning to feel the
realities of the war, through the
battles which our kin are waging,
and the mounting privations we
must endure here at home.
"Apathy toward the war is rap-
idly disappearing in this country,"
he continued. "All the suffering
and inconveniences we are meet-
ing here is a mere trifle compared
with the agony of the people of
our Allies and the occupied coun-
tries. The War Chest, with its
national goal of $125,000,000, is
the best possible means of our
direct sharing in the world-wide
conflict unless we can actually
bear arms in this cause. It rep-
resents the ultimate ideal of unity
of the American people in a great
cause. I pledge to you the fullest
participation by the members of
the CIO in this great humanitar-
ian work."
The Jewish organizations of De-
troit again were liberal in an-
nouncing their gifts to the War
Chest of Metropolitan Detroit.
Among the contributions announc-
ed this week are the following:
Thrift Club, $10; Boesky Fam-
ily Club, $25; Besler Progressive
Verein, $75; Pliskow Family
Ass'n, $50; Radomer Friendly So-
ciety, $150; Congregation Beth
Aaron and Roth, $100; United
Hebrew School Congregation, $200;
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit,
$600; David Horodoker Benevolent
Society, $500; Congregation Bnai
David and Affiliates, $400; Feld-
stein Family Club, $35; Matta-
thias Tent No. 1005 of the Mac-
cabees, $100; Bailistoker Aid So-
ciety, $1,000; Sisterhood of Tem-
ple Beth El, $600; Temple Beth
El Religious School, $500; Bnai
Brith Pisgah Auxiliary No. 122,
$400; Congregation Beth Joseph
Anshei Ruzzin, $60; Congrega-
tion Aaron Moshe Ladies Auxili-
ary, $75; Beth Abraham Free
Loan Ass'n, $500; Congregation
Beth Moses Ladies Auxiliary, $50;
Reiv Progressive Society, $300;
Mogilower Progressive Aid So-
ciety, $500; Radomer Aid Society,
$600; Ruzhiner Progressive Ver-
ein, $1,500; Schedlitzer Helpers
Verein, $25; Sigma Alpha Beta
Sorority, $175; Waldemeritz Fam-
ily Club, $75; Znitomer Progres-
sive Aid Society, $500; Eva Prenz-
lauer Maternity Aid Society, $200;
Chernigover & Loyaver Aid So-
ciety, $500; Cliodorkover-Chokna
Progressive Society, $200; Con-
gregation Beth Tikvah, $150;
Elias Woolf Family Club, $25;
Galician Society of Detroit and
Ladies Auxiliary, $500; Lippitt
Family Club, $20; Radomer La-
dies Auxiliary, $100; Temple Is-
rael Sisterhood, $100; Temple Is-
rael School of Religion, $250;
United Hebrew Schools—Women's
Auxiliary, $150; Jewish Women's
European Welfare, $300; Music
Study Club of Detroit. $65; Neu-
garten Medical Society, $200; Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
$500; Youth Education League,
$200.
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Donor Luncheon Nov. 30
The eleventh donor luncheon will
be held Nov. 30, 1 p. m. in the
Dexter Lawrence Auditorium. A
program has been arranged by
the chairman, Mrs. J. Ring. For
reservations call Mrs. J. Ring,
Hogarth 1391, or Mrs. J. Ritt-
man, Townsend 7-6954.
A social meeting was scheduled
for Wednesday, Nov. 10 in the
Dexter Lawrence Library at 1
p. m., with Mrs. M. Kepes pre-
siding.
War bonds and stamps are sold
at each meeting.
ed. He has engaged Rachlle Ros-
enfeld, Morris Novikov, Nellie
Kassman, Mischa Fishzon, Sa ra
Gingold, Anna Erber and Favish
Finkel]. This group of talented
versatile and finished actors and
actresses will furnish Detroit
Jewry with musical comedy and
dramatic entertainment.
Mr. Littman declared that he
will offer each week a three t o
three and one-half hour program
which will consist of a high class
movie, and a concert to be fol-
lowed by dramatic sketches or
playlets. "The idea is to aim'se
and edify in these trying times."
he said.
The program for Sunday mati-
nee at 2:30 sharp, and Sunday
night at 8:30 sharp, will be a
Russian movie with English dia-
logue entitled "Spring Song," a
concert, and the playlet "Suspect-
ed Mother".
The prices are $1.10 and 87,
cents for reserved seats down-
stairs, and all balcony seats un-
reserved at 55 cents.
On Thanksgiving day the Art
Theater Group will give a matinee
era-
ngpm
per-
performance and an
formance of h famous dra
"The Kreutzer Sonata".
Organizations may arrange for
benefit performances by getting
in touch with Mr. Littman at the
office of the theater, 8210 12th
St., Trinity 2-0100.
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