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Friday, April 27, 1945

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

$50,000 War Fund
Drive by Pisgah;
Free Show May 7

'-:-CENTER ACTIVITIES-:-

Bnai Brith Pisgah Lodge, No.
34, is appealing to its members
to raise $50,000 for the War
Service Fund. The funds will be
used to help all veterans of
whatever race, creed or color.
The Pisgah Lodge fund will
be used for rehabilitation and
relief work with veterans, for
aid to the wounded at Percy
Jones Hospital ; for the Bnai
Brith District War Service fund,
for gifts and packages to men
in service, for in-camp service
and for Levi Memorial Hospital.
Pisgah Lodge and Pisgah Wo-
men are sponsoring a free show
at the Dexter Theater on Mon-
day evening, May '7. Admission
w ill he the purchase of a War
Bond. There will be three hours
of amusement.
The first meeting to formulate
plans for the new Men's Club
of the Northwest Congregation
will be held on May 7.

Lag B'omer Dance
Sunday at Center

Paul Leash and his Sophis-
To-Cats with the vocalist, Tabby,
will furnish the music for a Lug
B'Omer dance, to be presented
by the Jewish Community Cen-
te• at 8 :30 p. In. this Sunday
evening, in the main auditorium.
This dance will mark the 23rd
Holiday Hop.
The auditorium will be deco-
rated in keeping with the spirit
of Lag B'Omer. The decorations
are designed by Shirley Hersch
and executed by the committee.
Estelle Starr is chairman of
the Holiday Hop committee and
is assisted by Beatrice Bortman,
Celia Braun, Morris Buckzeiger,
Eve Caner, Bernice Friedland,
Charlotte Greenberg, Morris Ka-
men, Alan Mittleman, Danny Ras-
kin, Frances Rotman, Ruth Sobel
and Dr. Milton White.

tivities chairman of the Hanita
Club of the Pioneer Women's
Organization, assisted by Mrs. J.
Raclin, announces a buffet supper
party and an evening of games
will take place this Saturday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Brose, 18686 Cherry-
lawn Ave. Proceeds of this eve-
ning will go to the Moatzath
Hapoaloth ( Working Women's
Council in Palestine) .
The last 0 neg. Shabbat pre-
sented by the Hanita Club was
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Lieberman, at which
time Abraham Cohn spoke on the
life of Berl Katznelson.

Center Mothers,
Dvorak's "Rusalka"
To Be Staged May 27 Daughters Set Fetes

Young Women's Study Club
An all-Detroit cast of soloists, at 1 :30 p. m. Tuesday, May 1,
chorus and ballet, will present at the Rose Sittig Cohen Bldg.,
in English, for the first time, Lawton and Davison.
Anton Dvorak's romantic opera,
Dexter Mothers' Club at 1:30
"Rusalka," on May 27, in the p. m. Tuesday, May 1, at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral of Ma- Bnai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
sonic Temple.
at Lawrence.
Supporting the singers will be
Woodward Study Club at 1 :30
45 members of the Detroit Sym- p. In. Wednesday, May 2, at the
phony Orchestra. Herman Adler Jewish Community Center.
is the conductor, and Richard
Davison Mothers' Club at 8:30
Richtarik, designer and stage di- p. nl. Thursday, May 3, at the
rector. Charles Frederic Morse Workmen's Circle Educational
directs the chorus and Julius Center, Linwood at Burlingame.
Chajes is artistic director. Dr.
The following are the dates
Jan Papanek, of New York, Min- for the Mothers and Daughters
ister Plenipetentiary of the banquets:
Czechoslovakian Republic expects
At 6:30 p. m. May 14, at the
to come to Detroit for the pre- Jewish Community Center, the
miere, according to Fred M. But- Davison, Fenkell, Center Moth-
zel, president of the Detroit ers' Clubs.
Friends of Opera.
At 6:30 p. in. May 15, at the
"Rusalka" is the story of a Center, Dexter Mothers' Club.
water nymph who falls in love
At 6:30 p. in. Tuesday, May
with a prince and longs to be- 22, at the Center, Twelfth Street
come a mortal for his sake. Tic- Mothers' Club.
kets for this opera are available
at Grinnell's.
LABOR CHIEF TO TALK

New Bnai Brith
Group Organized by
Young Men Here

A group of youths have found-
ed a chapter of the Bnai Brith
Young Men in Detroit. The chap-
ter, part of it new Bind Brith
youth organization, adopted the
name Pioneers. The age limit of
the members has been set from
18 to 25. This gives young men
too old for the A ZA and too
young for the Bnai Brith lodges
a chance to gather with young
men of their own age.
The aim of the new group is
to participate actively in Jewish
community affairs ; to encourage
good will among youths of all
people, and to take an interest
in humanitarian, philanthropic
Child Rescue Group
and educational endeavors.
Meets Wednesday
The group already has estab-
Hapoel Hamizrachi Child Res- lished an active program. Weekly
cue Fund group will meet at meetings are held Sundays at
12:30 p. in. Wednesday, May 2, the Jewish Community Center.
at the home of Mrs. Arthur The following were elected effi-
Gellman, 2936 Clements. Mrs. cers.
Stanley Elkiss, president ; Ed-
Morris Adler will be the main
speaker. Refreshments will be ward Mazer, vice president; Sid-
ney Burk, secretary, and Verne
served.
Heilbrunn, treasurer.
During the summer months an
Zion Mizrachi Group
extensive athletic program has
Meets on Tuesday
been planned. A national con-
The Sisters of Zion Mizrachi vention at which all chapters
will meet at 1 p. in. Tuesday, will try to form a national con-
May 1, at the Shaarey Zedek. stitution will also be held.
Rabbi M. P. Wohlgelernter will
be guest speaker.
The organization is sponsoring
its annual Mother and Daughter
program at 6 :30 Monday, May
28, at Moss Catering Co., Joy
Rd. near Grand River.

Combatting Anti-Semitism
To be Radio Topic

How to combat anti-Semitism
will be discussed by the Rev.
Ellsworth Smith of the Detroit
Council of Churches at 9:45 p.
Ill. this Saturday, over Station
WJLB.
Mr. Smith will speak on the
weekly radio program of the De-
troit Chapter, American Jewish
Congress.

Maurice Schwartz

CHIROPRACTIC THERAPY

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Every Bond You Buy Helps
to Shorten the War.

DON'T JUST ASK
FOR ASPIRIN

—always ask by name for St. Joseph
Aspirin. You can't buy aspirin that
can do more for you. There's nono
faster, none surer, none more depend-
able. And it's the world's largest seller
at ten cents. 36 tablets, 20t; 100 for
35f. Get genuine St. Joseph Aspirin.

for the first time since
the beginning of the war, Old
Golds will again have the special pro-
tection of aluminum foil.

T

HIS SUMMER,

Aluminum foil is all the more im-
portant now because—due to war-
time restrictions—there is not enough
Cellophane for year-round pack-
aging use.

Thus, we are removing Old Gold's
Cellophane wrapper for the summer
months ... so that we may use it again
for the winter months when it is the
most effective protection against the
artificial, indoor heat that tends to
dry out tobacco.

Distribution of our aluminum-foil
packages is just about complete, and
soon all Old Golds will come to you
in this fully protected package.

$400,000 for Mizrachi
From Palestine Appeal

NEW YORK — The Mizrachi
Palestine Fund, which finances
Salinger,
social
ac-
M.
Mrs.
orthodox religious enterprises in

NOW SHOWING--

More than 5,000 counsellors
and workers are needed this sum-
mer to keep Michigan's 450
camps operating. All types of
positions are available including
camp nurse, doctor, dietitia . n,
cook, cabin counsellor, counsel-
lors in charge of riding, arts and
crafts, music, evening program,
dramatics, camperaft, various
sports, and pioneer camping.
To qualify for camp positions
women must be 18 years of age
or over, men, 17 or over.
Information on and applica-
tions for camp positions are be-
ing handled by the Michigan
Camping Association with the as-
sistance of the Group Work and
Recreation Division of the De-
troit Council of Social Agencies.
For application blanks, contact
Miss Hollis Vick, 51 West War-

AN IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT TO
CIGARETTE SMOKERS

Samuel Sage, secretary of the To Play May 6 at
Wayne County CIO Council, will
speak before the Business & Wilson Theater
Professional Discussion Group at
Maurice Schwartz, founder and
The Detroit Women's Division 9 p. or. Thursday, May 3, at the
of the American Jewish Con- Jewish Community Center. Mr. director of the Yiddish Art Thea-
gress will meet at luncheon on Sage's subject will be "Labor ter, will return to the local Jew-
ish stage this season, as the star
Wednesday, May 2, at the Hotel and the Peace."
of his latest production, "Three
Statler. This is the annual meet-
Generations," a timely new com-
MOVIE AT CENTER
ing at which election of officers
edy-drama by Benjamin Resler,
will take place, as well as read-
"The City," a film dealing with which will have its premiere at
ing of annual reports. A musical
program will be presented by city-planning and decentraliza- the Wilson Theater at 8.30 p. m.
Mrs. Saul Makman, program tion of housing facilities, will be Sunday evening, May 6.
shown at the Jewish Community
This will mark Mr. Schwartz's
chairman.
Depots for collection of cloth- Center, Woodward at Holbrook, first appearance in Detroit since
ing are at 16205 Muirland, Mrs. at 8 :45 p. m. Wednesday, May "The Family Carnovsky." The
Max Goldstrum ; 2424 Glynn Ct., 2. Also on this program will be noted actor-director just return-
Mrs. Irving Beckman ; and 2285 shown "A Place to Live," which ed from a successful tour of the
tells of the need for slum clear- United States and Canada.
Pingree, Mrs. George Carr.
ance and the housing problem.
In "Three Generations," Sch-
wartz portrays the role of a
Polish Chief Pledges
TEA-TALKS AT CENTER
Galician rabbi who is fortunate
Miss Mary Morgan of Radio enough to escape from Nazi per-
End of Antt-Sernitism Station
CKLW will be the speak- secution to America, where his
LUBLIN (WNS) — President er at the second of a series of reputation as a great teacher
Edward Osuba-Morawski of the "Tea-Talks" at the Jewish Com- had preceded him. His support-
Polish Provisional Government de- munity Center at 3 :30 p. m. ing cast, which includes most of
clared over the Lublin radio on Sunday, May 6', in the main audi- the original members of his Yid-
the second anniversary of the torium. Her subject will be dish Art Theater group, is head-
revolt in the Warsaw ghetto, "Personality in Fashions." Re- ed by Rebecca Weintraub, Ana-
that "Polish democracy acknowl- freshments will be served.
tole Winogradov and Charlotte
edges .the ghetto battle as part
Goldstein.
of its own struggle" and that
CENTER CLUBS SHOW
"today there is no room for rac-
Palestine Flower Week
Cub Pack No. 369 will present
ialism and anti-Semitism in Po-
the "Third Annual Minstrel Fol- Set for May 7-13
land."
lies" at 2 :30 p. m. this Sunday
NEW YORK — A nationwide
in the main auditorium of the
RABBI AKIBA'S LIFE
effort to enlist support for the
A dramatization of the life of Jewish Community Center.
Jewish National Fund's land ac-
Rabbi Akiba, one of the found-
quisition program in Palestine,
ers of Rabbinic Judaism, will be Beth Aaron Women's
aiming at acceleration of the
presented on NBC's "Eternal Games Party May 23
resettlement plans for the sur-
Light" program, this Sunday,
viving Jews of Europe, will be
NBC, 11 a. m. to noon, over
The Beth Aaron Sisterhood made during Palestine Flower
Station WEAF.
will hold a games party at 8 Week, which will be observed
p. m. Wednesday, May 23, at between May 7 and May 13.
100 pounds of waste paper the Bnai Moshe, Dexter and
The Jewish National Fund has
makes 550 K-ration boxes. Save Lawrence.
formulated a program of new
ALL papet.
Mrs. M. Rubin, UN. 3-4400, land purchases, which calls for
or Mrs. M. Strasner, UN. 1-5642, the investment of approximately
are in charge of tickets.
$18,000,000 this year.
Tickets may also be obtained
DR. BENJAMIN R. LEVY
at the door.

Congress Women
To Elect Officers

5,000 Workers
Needed by Camps

Palestine in the fields of agri-
culture, education and culture
supplementary to the religious
and cultural activities supported
by the Jewish Agency for Pal-
estine, will receive $400,000 out
of the funds raised by the na-
tion-wide campaign of the Unit-
ed Palestine Appeal in 1945.

CIGARETTES

