DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal

Chronicle

November 19, 1943

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David Zeitani To Be
Speaker at Ladies'
Auxiliary, JNF, Lunch

Franklin Hills Country
Club Elects Officers

GRADUATED

J. L. PERETZ PROGRAM OPENS
YIDDISH CULTURAL SERIES DEC. 12

will be the acknowledged
An evening dedicated to the evening
authority on the subject, the great
life and works of the great molder literary critic and publicist, S.
of modern Jewish literature, J. L. Niger, of New York. Other par-
Mrs. Philip J. Cutler and Mrs.
Peretz, on Sunday, Dec. 12, will ticipants will be announced
Wm. Mandell will be joint host-
open a cultural program in Yid-
esses at a membership dessert
dish for the ensuing season pre- shortly.
These programs will consist of
luncheon meeting the of Ladies
pared for our community under a series of public lectures, con-
the joint sponsorship of the Yid- certs and festival celebrations. All
dish cultural committees of the these programs will be given in
, Isabel De Palencia
Jewish Community Council of De- Yiddish for the Yiddish speak-
troit and the Jewish Community ing public and all those who un-
Is Fisher Town Hall
Center.
Speaker Wed., Nov. 24
Yiddish.
The principal speaker of the derstand
The joint committee of the
Isabel De Palencia, Spanish min-
Community Council and the Center
ister to Sweden, Finland, Norway
is now in touch with a number
Congress
Women
and Denmark from 1936 to 1939.
of outstanding Jewish thinkers
former delegate to the League of
and lecturers as well as artists of
Collecting
Clothes
Nations Assembly and the Inter-
national fame in order to secure
national Labor Office in Geneva.
Detroit Women's Division Ameri- their personal appearance in De-
will be the Detroit Town Hall
can Jewish Congress announces troit.
speaker in the Fisher Theater
The first festival program will
that clothes are now being col- take place on Saturday, Dec. 25,
Wednesday, Nov. 24 at 11 a. m.
lected for European and North in celebration of Chanukah. An
Her subject will be "Mexico To-
African relief. The collection sta- appropriate program is in prepar-
day," an economic and political
tion at 8444 Linwood Ave., in ation and will be announced soon.
appraisal.
the Oriole Theater building, Lin-
Long a fighter for women's
Organizations interested in these
LT.
SIDNEY
RAVINE
wood Ave., corner Euclid Ave., is programs are urged to arrange
rights, Senora De Palencia broke
open
every
afternoon
from
1
to
with tradition as a young girl to
other affairs for these dates. Their
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Dorn of
appear on the stage of Madrid. 2524 W. Philadelphia, announce 4 o'clock, Monday through Friday, entire memberships are invited to
She became famous in Spain for the graduation of their son-in- and from '7 until 9 Monday and come and participate in the Yid-
her plays, novels and children's law, Lt. Sidney Ravine, from offi- Thursday evenings. Zone stations dish cultural series of this season.
books, and won world recognition cers' training school in Miami are located at the homes of Mrs.
as an authority on the folk arts Beach, Fla. After attending her Phil Stellar, 2748 Webb Ave., To.
and Mrs. S. M. Shorr,
MRS. FLORENCE KALLMAN of many countries. She trans- son-in-law's graduation and spend- 8-1363,
Sabbath League Lunch
lated great English and American ing two weeks with her children, 18111 Muirland, Un. 0304. Mrs.
at Pereira's Hall Nov. 22
J.
M.
Lattin
is
chairman
of
the
Auxiliary of Jewish National authors .into Spanish, and served Mrs. Dorn has just returned home.
Fund on Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1 p. m. as correspondent for English news- Lt. Ravine and Mrs. Ravine are project. Anyone wishing to assist
Rabbi Louis Kaufman, of Nash-
at Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. papers.
now stationed at Hammer Field, with the project is urged to call ville, Tenn., will address an im-
either of the above mentioned mem-
Tickets are at Grinnell's, Ran- Fresno, Calif.
David Zeitani, representative for
bers of the committee, or Mrs. portant meeting Monday, Nov. 22,
religious labor in Palestine, on dolph 1124, for $1.65 and $1.10.
Abe Katzman, 16221 Fairfield, Un. at 12:30 p. m., at Pereira Hall,
tour in America, will be guest
Dexter and Boston Blvd.
Louis
Adamic
To
Speak
1-7631, vice president.
speaker and brings a message of Congregation Beth
Important developments in the
Mrs.• Nathan Spevakow will be
importance to all Jewry. Mrs. ltzchock Elects Officers
To Shaarey Zedek
guest speaker at a meeting being work of Sabbath Observance,
Max Wohlgelenter will speak on
arranged by the membership com- which have taken place during the
the "Value of Jewish National
At a special meeting held on Men's Club Dec. 13
last few weeks, will be discussed.
mitte Dec. 14.
Nov.
9,
at
Congregation
Beth
Fund."
Mrs. Florence Kallman will en- Itzchock, 3836 Fischer Ave., the
Louis Adamic, noted author and
tertain with vocal selections, ac- following officers were elected for lecturer, will speak to the Men's
companied by Miss Florence Kut- the ensuing year: Samuel Bern- Club of Congregation Shaarey
stein, president; Nathan Rosin, Zedek on Monday evening, Dec.
zen.
Mrs. Philip J. Cutler, president, vice president; Harry Taub, sec- 13. This will be Mr. Adamic's
appeals to all members to attend retary; Isadore Rosenthal, treas- only speaking engagement in Mich-
and bring a new member.
igan and all are urged to attend.
urer.
Mrs. I. Kardener, membership
A special Thanksgiving party
chairman, is assisted by Mrs. A. will be held at the Congregation
Poliker and Mrs. Wm. Klafer and on Sunday evening, Nov. 21, at Isaac Franck Speaks
the board of directors as key 6:30 p. m.
For Pontiac Hadassah
women.
The Pontiac Group of Hadas-
FRIENDLY UNIT
sah held its November meeting
Ladies' Aux., East Side
The Friendly Unit went to the Tuesday night, Nov. 9, at Temple
blood
bank in one body on Oct. Beth Jacob, in joint session with
Bnai Brith, •Hold Party
30; another visit is planned as the Zionist Organization of Pon-
tiac.
The Halloween-Masquerade party soon as the nessessary time
The guest speaker, Isaac Franck,
passes.
given by the Ladies Auxiliary of
gave an informative and inter-
All
the
books
that
have
been
A complete set of fine quality tools for the war worker and
the East Side Lodge, Bnai Brith,
from the "Book of the esting speech on "The Meaning
for repairs in the home. These well fitted boxes contain 22
at the Savarine Hotel on Monday, bought
of
Commonwealth."
Club" during the last six
Nov. 1 was the most successful Month
tools popular with the expert and the handyman. A won-
"There can be no meaning to
months have been given to the
in the auxiliary's history.
the concept of unrestricted immi-
derful buy for $21, but only $17.77 at Sam's. The tools are
Several hundred dollars was USO.
The organization is now mak- gration," said Mr. Franck, "with-
housed in a green metal box, 20"x 61/2", of heavy gauge
raised and this money is to be ing plans to adopt the second out the concept of commonwealth;
steel. The sturdy box also has a loop type hasp, cantilever
used in the extensive War Serv- child to bring into Palestine. The and conversely, there can be no
commonwealth,
without
the
concept
tray, metal handle and full piano type hinge. The tools are
ice program.
The home talent performance of first child was adopted by the of unrestricted immigration."
made of fine metals and woods, polished and finished for
Friendly
Unit
in
June,
1942.
several members of the Men's
precision work. The tools are described below.
Lodge and Ladies Auxiliary was
the outstanding feature in an eve- TWO NO. I STARS THRILL MILLIONS
SMOOTH PLANE
STANLEY MADE
ning full of pleasant surprises.
HAMMER
A sturdily constructed, fine
Mrs. Belle LaRose and Mrs. Helen ON CHESTERFIELD RADIO SHOWS
steel plane. Precision adjust-
Mitchell. co-chairmen of the event,
High quality drop forged
ing screw. 8" long. 1.i" cut-
were highly commended by Presi-
Few radio programs on the air have been written and presented
hammer, dynamically balanc-
dent Rita Fisher for their inter- today can out-rival in popularity by y Fred
ter.
ed, flame sealed, fire.harden-
re Waring and so far this
est and untiring efforts to make the two outstanding feature pro-
ed hickory handle.
year
110
different
camps
have
vot-
this party one to be long re- grams offered by Chesterfield Cig- ed on what they wanted Waring
5 POPULAR OPEN-END
HAND DRILL
membered.
arates—the
"Vic- to play, and then tuned in to hear
WRENCHES
tory Tunes 5-night-a-week
of the Fred Waring-
Heavy duty hand drill. Steel.
"
the result. The songs written in-
Drop forged, heat treated,
Pleasure Time broadcasts (Mon- clude Sky Anchors" for Naval
frame, precision gear wheel,
wrenches for all uses: 1",
day through Friday on the Na- Aviation; "Roll Tanks, Roll," for
hardened jaw chuck, hard.
%", 1/4", %", 25'32" and
tional coast-to-coast network) and the A,rmored
wood
handle.
,
Forces: "Look Out
other sizes.
and the Harry James dance pro- Be
low for the Parachute Troops;
COPING SAW FRAMES
grams offered three nights a week TheFighting
,
Quartermaster
TEN INCH PIPE WRENCH
(Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- Corps. "The Men of the Merch-
Nickeled and polished frame.
day) on the Columbia coast-to- ant Marines," "Man to Man" for
Red enamelled adjusting han-
A superior tool; made of
dle. Takes up to 6% pin or
coast network.
high quality metals with pol-
the marching soldiers of the in-
It hung on and on. Medici-
Night after night, millions of fantry, "In Navy Blue" for the
loop end.
ished jaw and head.
nal laxatives relieved it only
er the country tune Waves and "Hail to the Corps"
peopo
broadcasts,
STANLEY
WOOD
SOCKET
temporarily.
all
ovtop-notch
le
those
in t
for Marine Aviation.
BIT BRACE
CHISELS
Then—I found my con-
each one of which represents a
E
. qually popular is Harry James'
stipation was due to lack of
bevel
"fist" in its field, Fred Waring tribute to the men in the armed
balanced,
An
excellent
ratchet bit brace.
Delicately
"bulk" in my diet. And I
having been voted the most popu- forces with his nightly feature
10" sweep, heavy gauge steel
edge %" blades of fine chisel
also found out that
law 15-minute program on the air, called the "Chesterfield Special."
frame, alligator jaws.
steel. Hickory handles capped
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN gets at
and Harry James having been Since Harry James' records are
with leather.
the cause of such constipa-
unanimously acclaimed as Amen- hard to get, he plays a "Chester-
HACK SAW WITH BLADE
tion and corrects it.
COMBINATION SQUARE
ca's No. 1 trumpeter.
field Special" every night over
Boy, what I'd been miss-
Pistol grip saw, popular and
For a year Fred Warring has the air, so that the boys in the
A fine quality tool, complete
ing before I tried ALL-BRAN I
handy. Tenite handle adjust-
been devoting his entire 15-minute far-off spots can hear their fa-
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break-
It's D,
able for 8" to 12" blades.
broadcast to "Victory Tunes," vorites
head with polished face.
von
in
i the sensational .James
fast cereal—and, as far as
playing and singing songs select arrangements, played through the
my constipation was con-
3—TWIST DRILLS
ed by the men in our service mike exactly as the boys would
18" QUALITY LEVEL
cerned, it sure worked.
This set bores holes for
regularly
camps
and
dedicating
each
pro
hear
them
on
their
phonographs
at
A superior level; plumb and
I cat ALL-BRAN
gram to one of the camps or posts.
screws etc. Popular sizes, well
level "Cat's Eye" glasses. Very
now and drink plenty of
So enthusiastic has been the re- cani Tp he thousands of service men
constructed of good quality
water. And — I've "Joined
popular type.
sponse to this feature that War- all over the country who go slight-
steel.
the Regulars"! Made by
ing
has
enough
requests
on
file
,
Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
haywire every time Harry
C-CLAMP
STANLEY SCREW DRIVER
to continue his salutes for months !Iames
goes on the air with his
Drop
forged
heavy screw
Made
of
fine
quality
steel
its
to come.
magic trumpet, will be delighted
clamp, with steel screw and
To date, eight new service songs to hear that he has' just been vot-
lull size handle. Standard 6"
swivel. For universal use.
blade, 3 1 16" tip.
ed champion of about everything
on the list.
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2—Favorite sweet orchestra.
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Two Great Stores — Both Downtown
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10 03) **00 "I've
Heard That. Song Ilefore."

Wednesday, Nov. 10 the fol-
lowing officers were elected for
Franklin Hills Country Club:
Leonard T. Lewis, president;
Samuel H. Rubiner, vice presi-
dent, Victor IV. Klein, treasurer;
Edward A. Atlas, secretary.

Tool Box Complete
with 22 Tools

17.77

Aaron Be Margolis

Sam's Cut Rate