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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Leal Chronicle
Legal Advisor to
British Embassy to
Speak at Bar Luncheon
Shaarey Zedek Men's
Club to Show Film
Battle of Russia June 7
Eva Prenzlauer Card
Party at Kern's June 21
June 2, IN
Ladies' Aux., Bnai Brith, 317 Rumanian Jews
Reach Palestine
To Install Officers
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
At a meeting of the East Side
is sponsoring its annual bridge
Chapter, Bnai Brith Women, held
Hon. Maurice E. Bathurst, le-
Maurice Seligman, president of party, to be given at Kern's at
the Pillar Temple on May 22,
gal advisor to the British Em- the Men's Club of Congregation Auditorium, Wednesday, June 21,
the following officers were elected
bassy at Washington, D. C., will Shaarey Zedek, has arranged a
for the coming 1944-45 year:
be the speaker at the second of unique evening's entertainment,
Mrs. Libby Hersch, president;
a series of luncheons sponsored to be held Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Ilene Keats, Mrs. Merrium
by the Detroit chapter of the June 7, at 8 :30 p. m., in tho
Cogan, Mrs. Frieda Roth, vice
National Lawyers Guild, at noon social hall of the congregation.
presidents; Mrs. Annette Ruby,
Wednesday, June 7, in the Book-
The feature attraction of the
recording secretary; Mrs. Char-
Cadillac Hotel. He will speak evening will be a full feature
lotte Yaffe, corresponding secre-
on "The British Juridical System motion picture entitled "The Bat-
tary; Mrs. Hazel Efronson, treas-
During Total War".
tle of Russia". This film has been
urer; Mrs. Anne Schuman, finan-
Mr. Bathurst is one of the singled out as one of the great-
cial secretary; Mrs. Esther Fac-
most distinguished members of est, containing the most spectac-
tor, sentinel; Mrs. Jeanette Shep-
the bar of England. He is a solici- ular combat pictures to come out
low. , guide; Mrs. Rita Fisher,
tor of the Supreme Court of of the war.
monitress; trustees, Mesdames A.
England, a member of the Ameri-
It depicts the historical back-
Coggan, H. Mitchell, F. Kollen-
can Society of International Law ground of Russia, how the Rus-
berg, C. Davidson; board mem-
and a prominent author on legal sians live, work and play, how
bers: Mesdames L. Sherman, F.
subjects.
they swarmed to the defense of
Fishman, A. Bershas, B. LaRose,
Hon. DeWitt H. Merriam, their country when Hitler struck;
E. Weiss.
Wayne County Circuit Judge, the film goes into major battle
Installation of officers will take
will preside at this luncheon. All actions on the Eastern Front.
place on Sunday, June 11, at 8
members of the bar and their The full story of the attack on
p. m., at the Lenox Room of the
friends are invited and because Leningrad, the siege, and the
Hotel Savarine, E. Jefferson Ave.
of the limited capacity it is sug- final lifting of the siege as troops
There will be music and refresh-
gested that early reservations be and supplies were rushed across
ments. The installation of both
made by calling Ca. 6920. Tickets the ice of frozen Lake Ladoga
the men's lodge and women's
are $1.75 each.
is vividly told. The film comes
officers will be administered by
to a climax with the surrender of
MRS. JOSEPH ROSE
Aaron Droock, past president of
the German armies in the great
"Hitler Gang" Opened
at 12:30 p. m. Tickets can be District 6 and Pisgah Lodge.
Russian victory of Stalingrad.
The chairman of the evening obtained from Mrs. J. C. Rose, Aaron Rosenberg, past president
At Palms-State June 2
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will be the Honorable William chairman, or from Mrs. Rose of Pisgah Lodge, will be the
Brooks, co-chairman, Townsend principal speaker of the evening.
The state-wide premiere of Friedman, Circuit Judge.
Friends are invited to attend.
"The Hitler Gang" was a treat
The Sisterhood will serve re- 6-2258.
The annual affairs are attended
for Detroit and other parts of freshments.
Michigan on Friday when Paril-
Members of the congregation by all members, friends and Youth Education League
mount's unusual story, tracing and their families are cordially visitors.
To Install Officers June 6
At the recent installation of
the rise of Adolf Hitler and his invited to attend.
officers, donations were received
cohorts opened at the Palms-
Youth Education League will
from Mrs. Schrage and Mrs. M. hold an installation of officers
State Theater here, and at vari-
Ledermann.
ous other theaters throughout the Bnai Moshe Religious
and luncheon at the Book Cadillac
state. On the same program will
The regular meeting will be Hotel, Tuesday, June 6.
be Nelson Eddy, Constance Dow- School Commencement held at Mrs. M. Ledermann, 3242
Mrs. Sidney Kalt is chairman,
Monterey, on June 6, at 12:30 assisted by Mrs. Adolph Lichter,
ling and Charles Coburn in a
p.
picturization of the record-break- Exercises Sun., June I I
Mrs. Louis Fried and Mrs. Mor-
ing stage success "Knickerbocker
ris Burstein.
Commencement
exercises
of
Holiday".
Mrs. Jesse Rosen, program
"The Hitler Gang" is a story the intermediate department of N. Woodward JWEWO chairman, announces the follow-
quite without precedent—a pic- the Religious School of Bnai
ing entertainment: Miss Marilyn
ture that rises beyond theatri- Moshe will be held on Sunday Shower Is a Success
Gelb, young popular entertainer;
calities, tracing the rise of Hit- morning, June 11, at 11 a. m.
Mrs. William Greenwald, a group
The program will open with a
The North Woodward Branch of songs; Mrs. Jesse Rosen, piano
ler and of Himmler, Goering,
Strasser and Roehm—telling of prayer to be read by Aileen of the Jewish Women European selections.
Hitler's strange love for his Kling, Cantor David Katzman Welfare Organization reports the
niece, Geli, and its tragic coinse- will render musical selections ac- 12th annual shower for the or-
quences—taking the rise of the companied by string quartette. phan girls of the General Israel
little corporal from the time he The valedictorian address will be Home in Palestine, held on May
emerged from the hospital brand- given by Mildred Selman. Rabbi 23, at the Bnai Moshe, was a
ed as a paranoic after the first Moser Fischer and Rabbi Jacob success.
Those who still want to donate
World War, to the beginnings of J. Nathan will address the gradu-
his career as a stool pigeon for ates. A prayer for victory will to this cause can send their con-
the German high command . . . be read by Leonard Beck, and tribution to Mrs. R. B. Newman,
to his wild daring in stealing the Charleen Stone, Beverly Stern 1935 Oakman Blvd. Mrs. M. Fish-
The hostesses of the afternoon
German Workers' Party. Told and Rose Weiss will deliver brief
without hysteria, the picture is addresses on their • class history. were Mesdames S. B. Hack, H.
A class gift will be presented Glickman, J. Rothbard, E. Epps,
a new cinema indictment of Hit-
ler viewing his doings with a to the students of the 8th grade J. Kaplan, H. Berlin, R. B. New-
man, M. Baker, M. Disner, A.
dispassionate eye but letting ev- by Phyllis Gelbman.
Sam Freedman will present Smilo, F. Krivetsky, M. Fishman,
ery phase of German iniquity in
A. Kurzmann, H. Slatkin, M.
the Nazi party creation speak gifts to the graduates.
The public is invited to attend. Lesell, L. Kukes, A. Goldberg,
for itself.
J. Robins and S. Rosen.
The next meeting wil be held
at the home of Mrs. A. Dinetz,
3742 Sturtevant, on Tuesday,
June 6, at 12:30 o'clock. The
paid-up membership luncheon will
be held on Monday, June 12, at
1 o'clock, in the Bnai Moshe.
In war as in peace, the home
Tickets are now ready for the
annual excursion to Bob Lo on
is still the foundation of our
Tuesday, July 18. Mrs. E. Epps
is chairman, Mrs. E. Weisman
way of life—and Life Insur-
is co-chairman. For tickets call
Un. 2-7185 or Mrs. Anna Gold-
ance is the cornerstone of the
berg, president, To. 8-4952.
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by way of Turkey, ■ —
chere they
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disembarked several day s
earlier
from the SS. Maritza.
Included
in the transport were 80 Greek
Jews. The Rumanian Jews were
given Palestine visas in Turkey,
but the Greek Jews first re.
ceived Palestine immigration cer•
tificates from the Jewish Agency
after they reached Palestine.
Eighteen Jews and a number of
Arabs were injured in a clash
over land which brokp out be.
tween Jewish settlers in the col.
ony of Daphne and the residents
of the Arab village Chatzatz.
Eight of the injured are in a
serious condition.
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Saturday evening, June 10. This
mixer will mark the end of
the United Jewish Appeal Cam-
paign, as well as the last big
social event sponsored by the
Foundation for this semester.
The quota of $6,000 for Ann
Arbor in the United Jewish Ap-
peal Campaign has already been
reached. Now, however, the
townspeople, faculty leaders and
students are being re-solicited.
The end of the student campaign
will be the occasion of this last
Hillel mixer.
This will be the first time that
Muriel Kleinwaks of Hillside,
N. J., and Thelme Zeskind of
Washington, D. C.. will act in
their newly elected capacity of
co-chairmen of the social com-
mittee. Elise Zeme of Detroit is
the student director in charge
of the affair.
All the expenses of the mixer
will be taken care of by the
Foundation, and all the proceeds
from the 25 cents admission
charge will go to the United Jew-
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There will be dancing, refresh-
ments, hostesses, games and en-
tertainment at the mixer. Also,
the evening will feature a door
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