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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Dr. Samuel R. Weiss
To Be Beth Yehudah
Guest Speaker Dec. 12

Maxa Nordau to Be
Pioneer Women Org.
Guest Speaker Dec. 12

Rabbi Dr. Samson R. Weiss,
former dean of Yeshivath Beth
Yehudah, will be in Detroit Tues-
day, Dec. 12, to speak at a
Chanukah celebration which will
be held in the Synagogue Audi-
torium of Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
dah, Dexter and Cortland, at
8:30 p. m. At that time he will
be presented with an honorary
resolution, a copy of which has
been inscribed in the Golden
Book of the Yeshivah.
An opportunity will be given
to the Detroit Jewish public to
view the Golden Book of the in-
stitution, designed by Dr. Hugo
Mandelbaum, principal of the ele-
mentary department of the Yeshi-
vah. Dr. Mandelbaum makes the
inscriptions with artistic skill.
The history of the Yeshivah for
the past 27 years, its reorganiza-
tion four years ago, as well as
all other memorable events, are
recorded in the Book. Prominent
space has been given to sponsors,
life members, children in service,
and all past officers of the insti-
tution who have worked in un-
selfish devotion for Jewish educa-
tion in Detroit and who have con-
tributed greatly towards the
achievements of Detroit's own
Torah center.
Parents, members, and officers
of synagogues and organizations
received special invitations to the.
Chanukah celebration which will
take place on the third night of
Chanukah. Students, represent-
ing various departments of the
Yeshivah, will participate in the
program. Refreshments will be
served by the Ladies of Yeshi-
vath Beth Yehudah. Admission is
free.

The Council of the Pioneer
Women's Organization will hold
its second donor rally on Tues-
day, Dec. 12, at 8:30 p. m. in

SEDITION JUDGE DIES

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The Nazi lovers and followers have
the 26 defendants, or only those who are
definitely Nazi agents and where con- been pretty well thinned out in the last
spiracy cannot be successfully disputed. three years. The anti-Semitic, anti-labor,
It would not surprise us if the govern- anti-Negro gang are ready to set up in
ment dismissed the charges against some business if given the chance.
The sedition case proves that a public,
of the pathetic crack pots and some of fair
trial before a jury of one's peers is
the two-bit fakers and racketeers who the sound way to determine the guilt or
would not know how to govern a back innocence of men and women, even dur-
ing times of war.
woods precinct.

Contributions to the
Jewish Home for Aged

Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Donor Luncheon Dec. 20

Osa Johnson to Show
Latest Films at Fisher
Town Hall Dec. 13

The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
The following have made con- annual donor lungheon will take
tributions to our Home:
Osa Johnson, foremost woman
Mrs. S. Funkenstein, Toledo, place on Wednesday, Dec. 20,
in memory of Mrs. Tillie Heiner- at the Shaarey Zedek Social Hall, explorer, will show her latest
. sheimer; Mrs. Sadie Jordan, in The proceeds of this- affair, as film, "Tulagi and the Solomon,s"
memory of brother, Nathan; Miss well as all money obtained by at Detroit Town Hall in the Fish-
Rovina R. Burton, in memory of this organization, are used to
er Theater, Wednesday morning,
mother, Anna Mae Burton; C. C.
Naumann, in memory of father- provide homes and education for Dec. 13, at 11 o'clock.
With her late husband and
and-mother-in-law, Jacob and refugee girls in Palestine.
These victims of terror-ridden since, Osa Johnson has travelled
Rayzel Zander; Neva Gutterman,
in memory of Samuel Goldfarb; Europe who were fortunate to the far corners of the earth
Mrs. Beatrice Levitt, in memory enough to reach Palestine, are in the search for adventure. She
of father, Samuel Rosenblum; fed, clothed and educated by the is noted not only for her superior
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Pereira, in Mizrachi, and enabled to face story telling ability, but for the
MAXA NORDAU
memory of Mrs. Anna Burton; the future with confidence. More matchless quality of motion pic-
the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg. J Levin Sons, in memory of and more children come to the tures which she has taken of
Maxa Nordau, well known Zion- grandfather, Dave Levin; Mrs. Mizrachi each month for help, scenery and wild life, both animal
ist, will be the guest speaker. Fred Faber, in memory of father, and we cannot and will not fail and human.
A frequent visitor on "Infor-
An interesting Chanukah pro- Moyshe-Shimen; Mr. and Mrs. them.
Please give the Sisters of Zion mation Please" and other chain
gram is also being prepared, in- Louis Freedman, in honor of
eluding a Sholem Aleichem read- Benjamin Weider; Mrs. J. D. Mizrachi your pledge immediate- programs, the explorer is the
ing by Moshe Domby. Group Rosenberg and Sons, in memory ly, if you have not already done author of a number of adventure
singing will follow. Members and of mother of Herman Golanty so. You may call Mrs. Rose books, both for children and
friends are cordially invited. Re- and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Singer, chairman of the donor adults. Advance reservations for
freshments will be served. Gerson; Sam Stiglitz, in memory luncheon, UN. 3-4532, or Mrs. the cinema-lecture may be ob-
Mrs. Sampson S. Wittenberg, of mother; Alex L. Gran, in Abrams, co-chairman, TY. 7-5733. tained at Grinnell's, RA. 1124.
very gifted and well known mezzo memory of mother, Amelia Gran;
soprano, will be guest soloist, ac- Mrs. S. Alexander, in memory of
companied by Miss Lillian Rob- Bernard, Molly and Benjamin
bins at the piano. Meisner; Mrs. Sarah D. Sable, in
The annual donor event of this memory of father, Morris S.
organization will be held on Jan. Epstein; Mrs. Fanny Studen,
Kalamazoo Rabbi
23 at the Masonic Temple. Pros- Millburn, N. J., in memory of
pects are urged to pay their daughter, Esther; Dr. and Mrs.
Promoted to Chaplain
pledges as soon as possible. Pro- David Kliger, in memory of Staff
Sgt. Lewis Baltuck; Mr. and Mrs.
Chaplain Na than Levinson, ceeds of this annual event will Harry Gunsberg, in memory of
Kalamazoo, has been promoted enable the Working Women's Sam Rahberger; Royal S. Maas,
from assistant chaplain to Jew- Council of Palestine to provide donation; Mrs. A. L. Hamburg,
ish chaplain of the entire Ninth additional buildings for its wom- Marion, 0., donation; Charles
Service Command of the San en and children institutions.
Grosberg, in memory of Harry
Francisco area. Before enlisl:ng
Colburn; Mr. and Mrs. H. K.
in the armed forces he was rabbi
Mendelsohn, in memory of Harry
Project
Organized
of the Congregation of Moses.
Colburn; Mrs. Leah Werbe, in
He took his basic training at
memory of sons, Jacob and David
Harvard University after receiv- To Make Survey of
Werbe; Mrs. D. W. Simons, in
ing his commission as a First Refugee Adjustment
honor of Michlie Simons; Mr. and
Lieutenant in the Army last
Mrs. Herman R. Sable, in mem-
April. He was reported to be
A nation-wide study project ory of Bernard Berman; Mr. and
one of six to complete the train- has been organized to determine
Mrs. A. M. Jordan and Mr. and
ing with high honors.
the degree of economic and soc- Mrs. H. M. Selker, in memory of
Chaplain Levinson has three ial adjustment that recent immi- mother and brother, Ettalaya and
hospitals within his service in the grants have made in the United Nathan Finley and Len Cohen
San Francisco area. Hs duties States," it was announced by
New York City.
include giving religious guidance Fred M. Butzel, president of Re- of Mrs.
Esther Potashnik, dona-
to Jewish soldiers wounded in settlement Service. "The study tion; Mrs. A. R. Seaman, Pontiac,
action, and contacting the friends will also attempt to ascertain the Mich., in memory of husband;
and relatives of servicemen of special character and extent of Mrs. Abe Goldman, in memory
all faiths and creeds.
the contributions which newcom- of father, Adolph Rubenstein;
The chaplain is 33 years old, ers to these shores may have Mrs. D. Lefko, in memory of
a native of Canada and a grad- made to the economic and cul- father, Moyshe-Shimen; Elsie and
uate of the University of Illi- tural life of the country," Mr. Abe Weinstein, in memory of
nois. His parents live in Pales- Butzel added.
Mrs. Willard D. Mayer; Abe and
tine and he has a brother serv-
Developing in response to wide- Jennie Moss, in honor of Mrs.
ing as a Major in the Army. spread public interest in the ques- Harry Schlanger, and in memory
He went to Kalamazoo in August, tion of refugee adjustment, the of Bernard Berman; Mr. and
1943, from Mason City, Ia., new project is under the joint Mrs. H. D. Richmond, in memory
where he served as rabbi for six sponsorship of the following five of Zlate Davidson; Mr. and Mrs.
years.
national refugee-aid organiza- Harry Frank and Samuel Frank
tions: American Committee for: and Family, in memory of Mrs.
Christian
Refugees,
American Jacob Roth; Mrs. M. Rosenfield,
Friends Service Committee, Cath- in memory of husband, Morris
olic Committee for Refugees, Na- Rosenfield; Leon Friedman and
tional Refugee Service, and the Rose Friedman-Weider, donation;
United States Committee for the H. J. Willner, donation; Mrs.
Care of European Children.
Freida Buttner, in memory of
Known as the Committee for son, Sgt. Sol Buttner; Mrs. Freida
the Study of Recent Immigration Buttner, in memory of father,
from Europe, the study is being Samuel Kaplan; H. Levinson,
directed by Prof. Maurice R. donation; Mrs. Rose Schwartz, in
Davie, head of the Sociology De- memory of mother, Hane.
partment at Yale University. A
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