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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Dinner to Close Bnai Brith Drive for
Levi Memorial Hospital Tues., Dec. 12

Shaarey Zedek to Hold Shaarey Zedek
Youth Education
Meet Plans
Mortgage Burning
League Raises Its
Youth Discussion
Bond Goal to $100,000 Ceremonies Dec. I7

Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Memorial Hospital:
Council, which is engaged in a
King D. Shwayder, chairman;
At one of the largest regular
fund-raising campaign towards Mrs. Samuel S. Aaron, co-chair-
the maintenance of hospital and man; honorary chairmen: Harry meetings of the Youth Education
Yudkoff, first vice president, Dis- League on Monday, Dec. 4, Mrs.
trict Grand Lodge No. 6, Bnai Adolph Lichter, War Bond chair-
Brith; Aaron Droock, past presi- man, announced that the organi-
dent, District Grand Lodge No. 6,
Bnai Brith; David I. Rosin, presi-
dent, Greater Detroit Bnai Brith
Council; Fred A. Epps, chairman
of publicity. Lodge presidents
and fund-raising chairmen, Pis-
gah Lodge No. 34: Milton Wein-
stein, president; Jack Lawson,
fund-raising chairman. Louis
Marshall Lodge No. 1203: Sam-
uel G. Bank, president; Murray
Sabin, fund-raising chairman. De-
troit Lodge No. 1374: William
Joelson, president; David Ruby,
fund-raising chairman. Theodore
Herzl Lodge No. 1377: Louis
Tischler, president; Harry Gold-
en, fund-raising chairman. East
Side Lodge No. 1465: Manuel
Kaplan, president; Samuel Her-
sch, fund-raising chairman.

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clinic of the Levi Memoilal Hos-
pital Association, will culminate
with a dinner on Tuesday eve-
ning, Dec. 12, at the Huyler's
Concourse Room of the Fisher
Bldg. The guest speakers for the
evening will be Robert Lurie, na-
tional director of Bnai Brith War
Service from Washington, D. C.;
Rev. Joseph Q. Wayne, executive
secretary of the Detroit Round
Table Conference of Christians
and Jews; and Sonia Masur, re-
gional director of the Levi Memo-
rial Hospital Association.
The following comprise the
campaign committee for the
Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Coun-
cil's drive in behalf of the Levi

MICHIGAN — At long last
"Janie," Warner Brothers' adap-
tation of the stage success of the
same name, arrived at the Mich-
igan on Friday. With Joyce Rey-
nolds in the title role, the cast
includes such notables as Edward
Arnold, Ann Harding Robert
Benchley, Alan Hale and Robert
Hutton. On the same program
is Jack London's "Alaska," with
Kent Taylor, Margaret Lindsay,
John Carradine and Dean Jagger.

UNITED ARTISTS — Greer
Garson and Walter Pidgeon top
their previous co-starrting suc-
cesses with their performances
in the screen adaptation of Louis
Bromfield's best-seller, "Mrs. Par-
kington," which opened Thursday
at the United Artists Theater.
"Inside Hadassah" to
The second feature is "Song of
Be Presented at Meet
the Open Road" with Bonita
Granville, Edgar Bergen and
Of University Unit
Charlie McCarthy, W. C. Fields,
Sammy Kaye and his orchestra
New members of the Univers- and Jane Powell.
ity Unit of Hadassah will be wel-
comed into the group at the De-
FOX — "Together Again," the
cember meeting on Tuesday, Dec. romantic4coraedy of a small town
12. The meeting will be held at lady slayer, is held over for a
the Mayflower Congregational second week at the Fox Theater.
Church, 7301 Curtis Ave., at
"Shadows in the Night," a
1:30 p. m. Prospective members crime doctor thriller, is the second
are invited and a reception and feature. Warner Baxter enacts
tea will follow the program.
the role of Dr. Ordway.
The program committee, under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Leo Zedekah Club Holds
Orecklin, will present "Inside Ha-
dassah," a dramatic story deal- Donor Affair at Book
ing with the many projects of
On Tuesday, Nov. 28, Zedekah
Hadassah. Mrs. Irving Raimi . is
chairman of arrangements, Mrs. Club held its annual donor affair
Joseph Falk is in charge of the in the grand ballroom of the
social hour, and Mrs. Harry A. Book-Cadillac Hotel. The presi-
Paysner is the membership chair- dent and officers, on behalf of
man. The advisory committee for the organization, express their
the meeting consist of Mrs. Har- regrets that luncheon was not
ry L. Jackson, Mrs. Carl Schiller, served as planned, due to labor
Mrs. Harry Barnett, and Mrs. difficulties within the hotel.
Mrs. Irving Sherim, culture
Harry Jones. Mrs. Lewis Daniels
is in charge of the exhibits of chairman, introduced the pro-
gram for the afternoon which
the monthly meetings
Mrs. David Cooper, president included arts from the various
of the University Unit of Hadas- night clubs throughout the city,
sah, will give a report on the and music by David Diamond.
National Presidents' Conference Mrs. Morris Davis, president, wel-
comed members and guests and
held In Cleveland.
thanked the committee in charge
for their untiring efforts and to
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tion. Mrs. Marvin H. Goldberg,
chairman for the event, gave a
resume of 'the work carried on
w
by Zedekah Club which is sus-
tained by the proceeds realized
their affair.
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The next meeting will be held
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In the presence of teachers,
parents and friends, the pupils
of the primary grades of the
Detroit Hebrew Parochial School
will show their accomplishments
on Sunday, the first day of
Chanukah, Dec. 10; at 2 p. m.
in the building of the Yeshivah,
Linwood and Elmhurst. All are
invited to come and witness the
wonderful achievement of the
Parochial School students.

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The rabbis, officers and mem-
bers of the board have issued in-
vitations to the entire member-
ship of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek to attend the special cele-
bration of the mortgage burn-
ing, to take place on Sunday
night, Dec. 17, at 8 o'clock, in
the Main Auditorium of the Con-
gregation. This event will mark
the milestone in its history when
it is again free from all indebt-
edness. It is the second time
since the year of 1862 that such
a celebration was made possible.
Dr. A. M. Hershman, Rabbi of
the Congregation, and Dr. Louis
Finkelstein, president of the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of
'America, will be the principal
speakers. A special musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Can-
tor Jacob H. Sonenklar, who will
be accompanied by the String
Quintette Orchestra, furnishing
the music for this occasion. A
reception will be tendered imme-
diately following the program.
Harry Cohen is president of the
Congregation. Harry M. Shul-
man, vice president, is general
chairman of the affair.

MRS. ADOLPH LICHTER

zation had almost doubled their
original goal of $40,000 on the Bnai Moshe YPS
6th War Loan • Drive by already Plan Chanukah Party
raising $70,000 worth of Bonds.
The Young Peoples' Society of
It was decided to raise the quota
to $100,000 with which a fleet Congregation Bnai Moshe is plan-
of 10 LB5 Airplane Mercy Ships ning a Chanukah latke party to
be held on Tuesday evening, Dec.
will be sponsored.
Mrs. Lichter's committee con- 12, at 8:30 p. m.
Food, fun, entertainment and
sists of Mrs. S. Kalt, Mrs. H.
Goodman, Mrs. P. Olender, Mrs. dancing will be provided for all.
Members of the dramatic
R. Rishell, Mrs. J. Shapero, Mrs.
group have prepared a short play
R. Rubin and Mrs. H. Spector.
Mrs. Robert Lewiston, presi- entitled "Going Our Way," relat-
dent, announced that $250.00 ing incident in the Chanukah
was sent to the War Chest and story.
Rabbi Jacob J. Nathan will
that $25.00 was sent to the Ruth
speak briefly on the significance
Alden dress fund.
Mrs, Phillip Kollins, chairman of Chanukah.
Paid-up members of the organi-
of the raffle project, announced
that the $550.00 raised on this zation will be admitted free. Non-
project will be sent to Palestine member's will be charged a slight
for rehabilitation and will be used fee of 25c.
All young people are invited
to provide hot lunches for a
group of children for one year. to attend. An enjoyable evening
Mrs. Sidney Kalt, co-chairman is promised.
of the Pledge Fund Drive, an-
nouneed the drive Was well under
way and that it will culminate, PIONEER WOMEN'S ORG.
with a show and luncheon to be
The Monday Afternoon Study
held on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at Group of the Pioneer Women's
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Organization held its meeting on
Mrs. Harry Goodman asked for Nov. 27. Mrs. J. Malamud spoke
volunteers to serve at Romulus on "Pre-Herzlian Zionism." This
Air Base after the Friday night covered the first Aliyah into Pal-
services on Jan. 19. Mrs. Good- estine after the persecution of
man is War Efforts chairman.
the Jews in Russia. An interest-
One thousand dollars was sent ing question and answer period
to the American Federation of followed with all members par-
Polish Jews. This motion was ticipating. Mrs. J. Schreier will
met with the approval of the en- continue on the same subject at
tire organization.
the next meetng which will be
held at the home of Mrs. Mala-
L. H. Jones Aux. JWV mud, 4092 Sturtevant, on Dec.
11, at 1:30 p. m.

Membership Tea Dec. 12

For the purpose of interesting
eligibles to membership in the
Lawrence H. Jones Ladies' Aux-
iliary No. 190, Jewish War Vet-
erans of the United States, the
chairman, Mrs. Sylvia Schaeffer.
is giving a membership tea at
her home, 3296 Webb Ave., Tues-
day evening at eight, Dec. 12.
A book review on "Earth and
High Heaven" will be given by
Mrs. Harry Oberstein.
Prospects qualified for en-
trance are wives, mothers, sis-
ters and daughters of a service-
man of Jewish faith now serving
with the armed forces, or who
served in any of the wars of the
United States.
Those enrolling now will be
privileged to act on committee
of service to the serviceman on
his return home, hospitalization,
welfare and rehabilitation, also
participate on communal Amer-
icanism programs adopted by .. our
national organization combined
with veteran groups representing
the American people.
No other invitation shall be
extended. For further informa-
tion phone Townsend 8-4081. The
president of the Auxiliary is
Mrs. Madeline Rollins.

The youth problem will be dis-
cussed at the Shaarey Zedek Fri-
day evening gathering at 8:30
p. m. on Dec. 15. Speakers will
include Charles Rosenblatt and
Max Chomsky, both on the fac-
ulty of the Shaarey Zedek Sun-
day and daily classes.
The Young Women of Bnai
Brith Council of Detroit will
participate in the Oneg Shabot
which will be held in the Social
Hall. Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar
will lead in the singing of Sab-
bath melodies. Refreshments will
be served.
Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi (4
Shaarey Zedek, will preach the
sermon at the Sabbath morning:
service on Dec. 16.

Hebrew Parochial School
To Hold Chanukah Party

The Detroit Hebrew Parochial
School Association will hold its
first affair on Chanukah, Wednes-
day, Dec. 13, at 8:30, in the
School Bldg., Linwood and Elm-
hurst. An interesting program
has been prepared. A debate,
"Why Remain a Jew," will be
given by the school pupils. They
will also speak about the import-
ance of the day. Latkes and
other refreshments will be served
by the ladies under the leader-
ship of Mrs. Servetter. Parents
and friends are asked to come
and spend an enjoyable evening
with us. Admission with tickets
only. Tickets are available by
calling TO. 8-5055 or TO. 7-5438.

Central Group of
Hadassah to Hold
Membership Luncheon

The Central Group of Iladas-
sah will hold its next meeting
on Dec. 12 with a dessert lunch-
eon at Shaarey Zedek. Arrange-
ments for this meeting are being

made by Mrs. Charles Smith and
Mrs. M. S. Perlis, chairmen of
hospitality.
The program for the afternoon
will consist of a report on the
Cleveland convention by Mrs. Jos-

eph Ehrlich, and vocal selections

by Mrs. Leah Crohn, accompanied
by Mrs. Rosa Bassen Stein on
the piano.
Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich, president
of the Central Group, will preside

at the meeting.

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will hold its annual ,dinner dance
on Sunday, Dec. 10, at its new
home, 13226 Linwood Ave., at
the corner of Davison.
The chairman of the dinner
dance is Joseph Shebowich, the
president is Meyer Terebello,
vice president is Morris Sweet,
Treasurer, Isadore Sweet and fi-
nancial secretary, Nathan Weis-
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