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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
Friday, Ocfober 27, 190
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AT CINEMA THEATER
Attack Plan to Settle
Jews in Madagascar
LONDON (WNS)—The Zionist
Review, official organ of the
British Zionist Federation, this
week carried an editorial de-
nouncing Sir Clifford Heathcots-
Smith, British representative on
the Intergovernmental Refugee
Committee in Italy, for his recent
statement that Madagascar would
be a more ideal place for Jewish
settlement than Palestine. The
publication recalled' that it was
Hitler who planned Madagascar
as a reservation for Jews, and
demanded that the Intergovern-
mental committee issue a state-
ment whether Sir Clifford's sug-
gestion represented its own pol-
icy.
In an editorial dealing with
the recent pro-Palestine state-
ments of President Roosevelt and
Governor Dewey, the Zionist Re-
view said that while the pro-
nouncements are a great victory
Mirza Karimova, exotic young Uzbek actress whose beauty for the Zionist movement and
ornaments the new Soviet comedy, "Adventure in Bokhara," cele- American Jewry "they are not
brating the exploits of Nasredin, Oriental Robin Hood, now playing sufficient guarantee that a Jew-
ish State will be established."
at Cinema Theater.
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich
Saul S. Spiro Named
To Address Hebrew
Secretary of Zionist
Ladies Aid Society Nov. 1
Organization of America Wednesday, Nov. 1,
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Saul S.
Spiro of this city, well known
Zionist and educator, was unani-
mously elected secretary of the
Zionist Organization of America
Harold Rhein to be
Principal Guest
On AZA Program
The influential literal weekly
New Statesman and Nation last
week carried an editorial attack-
ing the British Government for
its "drifting policy" with regard
to Palestine. The publication as-
serted that "an ugly situation"
was brewing in Palestine and that
"those who are to decide the
policy with regard to Palestine
are too over-tired and over-pre-
occupied to come to grips with
the baffling problem." It urged
the establishment of Palestine as
a Jewish homeland "on much
more restricted lines than the
Jews desire," and er:pressed the
conviction that both the Jews
and the Arabs would accept such
a decision, although under pro-
test.
Installing Greater Detroit's 14th
and 15th Chapters of AZA will
climax a program involving all
the local members of Bnai
Brith's Youth Organization dur-
ing the week-end of Nov. 10.
Joseph Stone, president of the
Detroit-Windsor Council, an-
nounced that Harold Rhein, new-
ly elected Grand Aleph Godel
(national president) of AZA, will
be the & rinciple guest.
Activities
commence with
the observance of the National
AZA Sabbath at the Shaar Hash-
omayim Synagogue in Windsor
at which Windsor AZA and the Democratic
Windsor Congregation are to be
hosts to the Detroit Chapters. J•richo Temple Oct. 31
Dr. Johudah Cohen Speaks The young men will conduct
their own services, using the local
A gala Democratic rally will
For Naomi Aux. of Young choir composed of members of be held at Jericho Temple on
Women of Bnai Brith
several different chapters. Ser- Tuesday night, Oct. 31, at 8:30
mons will also he delivered by p. m. It is urged that a large
The Naomi Auxiliary of th, AZA members who have been number of citizens attend this
On Monday, Oct. 30, at 8:30
p. m. at the Congregation Bnai
Moshe, Mrs. Ethel Osri, past
president of District No. 6 of
Bnai Brith Women will be guest
speaker at an open meeting of
the Pisgah Women. Her messagd
will be the important part the
Women of Bnai Brith are play-
ing in World War No. 2. The
public is invited.
On the same night all mem-
bers are asked to bring bundles
of clothing, which will be turned
over to the Allied War Relief
and distributed to the countries
who are in such desperate need
of clothing, Please attend.
Young Women of Bnai Brith held
their first membership tea on
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 22. at the
home of Joyce Seedberg, 1721
Cellingwood.
The program was opened with
a welcoming speech of greeting
to the new girls by the presi-
dent, Min Dorothy Berenson,
Betty Weinberg, a member, gave
two readings. Miss Fay Marko.
wits rang a song written by an-
other member, Miss Fay Diem.
Miss Ruth Stockier also sang
selections. The guest speaker for
the afternoon was Rabbi Jehu-
dab Cohen of the Hillel Founda-
tion is Ann Arbor, who was in-
troduced by Sylvia Modiest. He
sridased our knowledge concern-
hait the Ili11.1 Foundations
throughout the country and was
very entertaining. Miss Sara
Mats:, Mitt president of the Aux-
iliary, presented Miss Elaine No-
vitz, retiring sponsor, with a
farewell gift from the girls.
The hdstess chairman was Miss
Sylvia Kurnfield, assisted by
Joyce Seedberg, Harriet Noch-
man, Jennie Kosman, and Shirley
Katz.
The chairman for - membership
and the planning of this affair
was Celia Gorman.
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Rally at
graciously permitted by Rabbi
Benjamin E. Roner of Windsor
to take over the pulpit.
Saturday morning AZA mem-
bers will attend services at the
Mishkan Israel Synagogue, Blaine
and Linwood.
After the Sabbath, a dance
and program will be held in the
auditorium of the Jewish Com-
munity Center beginning at 8:30
p. in. Saturday night, Nov. 11.
Sunday morning, Nov. 12, will
mark the annual tournaments in
bowling and table tennis at the
Jewish Center, while in the af-
ternoon AZA will join other Cen-
ter Intermediates in watching
the basketball exhibition in the
Center gym,
The - annual drama and stunt
contest will take place as the en-
tertainment portion of the Sunday
night program to which all Jew-
ish young men from 14 years
up are invited beginning at 7:30
p. m, , It is this meeting which
the National AZA president, Har-
old Rhein, v ill address. The for-
mal ritual of installation of new
members. as well as the two new
groups, will be conducted then.
Following the meeting, refresh-
ments will be served.
Further information may be
obtained by calling Leonard Be-
love, district director of District
6, AZA, TO. 8-5690.
Kindergarten Class of
Hebrew Schools Now Open
The morning class for children
of kindergarten and pre-kinder-
garten ages at the David W.
Simons School is being held. A
group of 15 children between the
ages of VA and 5 spend two
pleasant hours daily between 10
and 12 a. m. in a Jewish atmos-
phere and learn Hebrew vocab-
ulary, Jewish customs and Bible
stories through play and song.
An additional number of 10
children will be admitted to this
morning class. Parents of the
Dexter district are therefore
urged to enroll their children im-
mediately.
This class is under the super-
vision of Miss Fanny M. Kaplan,
an exceedingly capable teacher,
who was trained in the field of
kindergarten work in various
Canadian educational institutions
and was engaged as a kinder-
garten teacher for a number of
years, in Hebrew Parochial
Schools in Montreal and Winni-
peg, Canada.
important gathering. The spe-
cial issues of the presidential
campaign will be discussed and
many of the misrepresentations
of the opposition will be exposed.
The Democratic National Com-
mittee is planning to have
speaker of national prominence
address the meeting. Among the
other speakers will be Congress-
man John D. Dingell of the 15th
Michigan District, an ardent and
I
SAUL S. SPIRO
At a meeting of the Jacob
Sklar Club last Sunday at the
home of Max Bronstein's, Store-
keeper 2/C Ralph Stone, who is
on leave after action in the South
Pacific, was present. The mem-
bers were also proud to hear of
the award of the Bronze Star
for meritorious action to Major
Meyer Maskin.
The following new officers were
elected : Recording secretary,
Mrs, George Maskin; publicity
chairman, Mrs. Louis Rubin;
treasurer, Miss Betty Sklar,
Chairmen will be th host of the
evening, as before.
Trees are to be planted by the
club in memory of the late
Harry Sklar. The next meeting is
to be held on Nov. 26 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Gold-
man on Richton Ave.
by its national executive, succeed-
ing Smon Shetzer of Detroit,
who reired from that post be-
cause of ill health.
Announcing Mr. Spiro's elec-
tion, Dr. Israel Goldstein, presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of America, declared that "much
of the credit for the year's mem-
be: ship growth of the organiza-
tion justly belongs to Spiro who
carried the huge burdens and
responsibilities which developed
upon him because of the regret-
table withdrawal some eight
months ago, due to illness, of
executive director Simon Shet-
;ter." Spiro, in a(ldition to his
regular duties ttA director of
membership, also served as acting
secretary of the organization.
JWEWO to Hold Special
Palestinian horn of the fifth
generation, Mr. Spiro has ac- Meeting Monday, Oct. 30
quired in the 20 years of his resi-
A regular meeting of the Jew-
dence in this country, a routa- ish Women's European Welfare
tion as a capable executive in or- Organization was held Wednes-•
ganisational and educational day, Oct. 23, at Congregation
fields. He has been president of Bnai Moshe, Mrs. R. Katzen pre-
the Tri-State Zionist Region and
of the Pittsburgh Zionist Organi-
sation. He was also active in
Zionist youth activitic , both in
Pittsburgh and in Burlington, Vt.
The new natioral secretary of
the ZOA received his education
in the Uniteosities of Palestine
siding.
At this meeting the recom-
mendation of the board was ac-
cepted to contribute to the Vaad
Hairatzala drive the sum of
$250.00, the War Chest drive
the sum of $300.00, and the
League for Religious Labor in
Palestine the sum of $50.00.
A special board meeting will
be held Monday, Oct. 30, at 12
o'clock noon, at the home of
Mrs. Efrusy at 2519 Pingre0, for
making final arrangements for
the 24th annual banquet on Sun-
day, Nov. 5, at the Shaarey Ze-
dek Synagogue. Mrs. Sam Osnos
is the chairman of the affair, as-
sisted by Mrs. Seder, master of
ceremony, Israel. Feldman and
others.
end in the U.S.A. and has served
outstanding supporter of Presi- in carious executive capacities in
dent Roosevelt in all of his ac- charge of institutions of higher
tivities. Representatives for the learning.' Yor six years he was
State Democratic candidates will head of the 1-1 ,---brew Teachers
Training Szhool and Educational
also be present.
Director of the Jewish Religious
SehooL in the Southwestern Dis-
ERNESPIE AID
The Ernespie Children's Aid is trict of Pennsylvania. A frequent
contributor to various magazines,
starting the fall mason with
shower and card party at the he. edited many important works
home of Mrs. James Brindle«, dealing '.7ith Zionist and Hebrew
2732 Pasadena, on Monday, Oct. educational projects,
30.
INFORMATION WANTED
Admia'ion is old or new chil-
HEBREW SCHOOLS
dren's clothes or dehydrated foods
Leah Moishe Shevelanko, for-
—soup packages, jello, puddings, merly of Kiev, now living in the
The United Hebrew Schools are
cereals. The Ernespie Children's tity of Ulianovsk, is trying to
in
of a contribution of
Aid sends these to 100 refugee locate her sister, Feige Yentel, one receipt
Scholarship from Daniel G.
children, evacuated from various and her husband, Abraham Yeg-
Europe..in countries. They are natinsky. Their family consists Cullen, Boston Blvd,
stationed at a nostel in Kircud- of two sons. The wife's maiden
Sale--Apartment Propeoy
brightshire, bcotland. Anyone in- name was Shevelanko of the
terested in iielping this cause town of Pavolotch.
please come and bring any dona-
For further information please
tions of clothes, food or money. call Jewish Social Service Bur-
If you can't come, call TO. 6- eau, Trinity 2-4080, Mrs. Croll.
6800, and some arrangement will
be made to pick up your dona-
tion.
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Jacob Sklar Family Club
Elects New Officers
Call Policy "Drifting"
Pisgah Women to
Hear Mrs. Ethel Osri
Of Chicago Oct. 30
a social
meeting, Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich,
chairman of the Central Group
of the Detroit Chapter of Hades
sah, will be guest so: aker, Hel
subject will be "Youth A liya."
All members are urty•,1 to come
and bring their friend,. Refresh-
ments will be served.
The annual dinner
d party,
will be held Nov. 19
6:30 p,
in. in the Bnai Mush., banquet
hall. Please make i ,•rvations
before Nov. 12 by
Mrs,
Sarah Berger, UN. : ■ •os16, or
Mrs. Eleanor Ehrene
TY,
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6-0282,
Hebrew
The
Ladies Aid So-
ciety served the lox :Hid bagel
breakfast at the Jewish Com-
munity Center USO oil Sunday,
Oct. 15. The hostesses were Ales-
dames -Helen Auslander, Sadie.
Auslander, Sarah Berger, Ida
Goldfine and Julia Ring, presi-
dent.
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