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ISRAEL SISTERHOOD
Temple Israel Sisterhood is
The Passing of Coughlin's planning a Mothers and Daugh-
ters' luncheon, to be held Sun-
"Social Justice"
p. m.. at the
By AL SEGAL
day, May 3, at 1
Jewish Community Center. An
interesting program, including a
puppet show, has been arranged
All are urged to attend. Reserva-
tions are being taken by the
Jewish Community Center, Mad-
ison 8400.
You no doubt patronize "Jewish News" adver-
tisers. The many splendid services offered in the ad-
vertisements appearing in these pages .. . the many
fine values . . . the many things of quality or high
fashion no doubt appeal to you and you are moved
to action for your own benefit.
But . . . if you would let that buying serve a
two-fold purpose . .. you will remember to tell the
advertiser ... "I SAW IT IN THE JEWISH NEWS".
Yes . . . this inspires the advertiser, who has spent
his good money to bring a message to you, to con-
tinue his advertising in The Jewish News, which in
turn keeps your newspaper financially sound . . . in-
sures its continued growth and improvement.
Revenue from subscriptions alone cannot begin
to produce this newspaper. Advertising revenue is
the only answer. For the good of the advertiser .. .
to let him know his money is well invested . . . for
the good of the paper ...for your good and the good
of the entire Jewish Community ... remember to say:
Coughlin's "Social Justice" is
out of the mails and it is hoped
that it will also be out of the
sacred precincts of churches. Be-
Congressman Adolph Sabath ing put out of the mails doesn't
of Illinois proposes a national mean suppression; there are
lottery as means of raising the other means of transportation— ZEDAKAH CLUB
funds necessary to pay our na- express or private vehicles.
Zedakah Club reminds mem-
tional debt.
Sold on the doorsteps of bers who have not as yet made
His figures tally with exper- churches, "Social Justice" has reservations for the 21st birth-
iences in this country and given a false impression to many day dinner dance to do so at
abroad—and the Jews of the last minds that the publication was once by calling the chairman,
generation, hailing from Russia, something Catholic and had the Mrs. Nathan Shogan, UN. 2-7075,
can give the veteran Chicago sanction of the church. News- or Mrs. Sam Sugarman, co-chairs
Congressman some good advice. papers that attacked "Social man, TO. 5-6757. There will be
Lottery tickets sold like hot- Justice" received letters from entertainment by Dave Dia-
mond's orchestra and a trio.
cakes—to revert to the vernacu- readers: "You are anti-Catholic"
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lar—in Russian Jewish communi- —"You are venting your spleen
BNAI
DAVID
SISTERHOOD
ties. Jews had hopes of acquir- against the Catholic church."
The annual spring bridge and
ing means to make life easier
Coughlin at the door of the
for therm and they invariably in- 'sanctuary, troubled friendly Mah Jong party, sponsored by
vesteci their few spare pennies Protestants who, as men of good the Bnai David Sisterhood, will
be held on Monday, May 4, at
"I Saw It In the Jewish News"
— which were not so easy to will, hope for a reconciliation
8:30 p. m., at the Bnai David
spare — for lottery tickets.
of all religious groups and en- Social Hall, 14th and Elmhurst
visage a time when mankind, Mrs. M. Gardner is chairman of
one in spirit, will be seen march- this event. The public is invited. Ring, E. Jacobowitz, F. Lax. J. readings by Miss Sonya Drews.
A LOTTERY STORY
ing up the mountainside toward
A Mothers' Day party will be Wiatrak and F. Einzig. Mrs. I The committee in charge of
A lottery story with a trick the dawn.
hed on Monday evening, May 11, Louis Kepes is chairman and arrangements is headed by Mrs.
endihg is told about a young Jew
To Jews, this venom sold at
Alice Farber and Mrs. Dorothy
in Warsaw who, several months church-doors has. • of course, at the Bnai David. Mrs.- Henry Mrs. E. Ehrenwald has charge Shulak.
of
the
tickets.
Fenster
is
chairman
of
this
af-
before the Nazi invasion of Po- been something hideously per-
Members, their husbands and
land, approached a friend and sonal. They didn't want to be- fair.
There will be a closed meeting friends are invited as guests of JWV LADIES' AUXILIARY
told him with glee that he had lieve that it had the sanction
The Ladies' Auxiliary of De-
bought a lottery ticket.' He of the church and they knew of Bnai David Sisterhood on the society for an evening meet-
ing on Tuesday, April 21. Mrs. troit Post No. 135, Jewish War
boasted that it had taken him that it was abhorred by many Monday evening, April 27.
Mrs. M. Espar will entertain Jenny Jones, affiliated with Veterans of the U. S., will hold
months to save the few pennies Catholics.
the Board members of Bnai Da- Civilian Defense Office, and Bob a joint get-together with the
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e had invested, and said: "I
vid Sisterhood on Thursday aft- Hall will be special guests for members of its Post, at the Vet-
ope to win and then all my
To many Catholics it has been
the evening. Refreshments will erans' Building. Monday, April
ife's hopes will be realized; I'll a most painful embarrassment. ernoon, April 30.
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be arranged by Mrs. Helen 27. A chicken dinner will ha
able to settle in Eretz Israel." They were troubled on account
Rosenthal and games will con- served promptly at 6 p. m.
EL SISTERHOOD
"But what if you don't win?" of what ill might be thought of BETH
Citizenship classes are now be-.
The annual meeting of the clude the evening.
their church by those who mis- Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
is friend inquired.
•
ing conducted by the Auxiliary
understood
or
didn't
want
to
"Then." came the reply, "the
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
will be held Monday, May 11, at PYTHIAN SISTERS
my thing that will be left for understand.
at 6:30 p. m. in Judge Jeffries'
1:30 p. in. at the Franklin Hills
Pythian
Sisters
No.
152
have
When
the
news
came
that
"So-
e will be Palestine."
court room in the Wayne County
Country Club.
completed preparations for their building. Enrollments are being
cial Justice" had been barred
A dessert luncheon will be
from the mails I found many served for members only. An af- annual Mother and Daughter taken by Mrs. Belle Clayman,
PRAYER TO TUNE OF
Catholics rejoicing for the sake ternoon of games will follow the Day dinner, to be given at the TYler 5-6662.
of their church and for the sake business meeting. Tickets are be- Wilshire Hotel, Collingwood and
'STAR SPANGLED BANNER"
of their own peace of mind. ing sold at the Temple office. Third, Sunday, May 3, at 1:30
In Cleveland an able young
They were especially glad that Mrs. Morris Rand is program p. m.
tor, David Glinkowsky, has
Mr. Walker, the postmaster Gen-
A program of entertainment
vised an interested method of eral who ordered "Social Jus- chairman, and MrS. Henry Mey-
ers is president of the Sister- has been planned, including
troducing the singing of the
tice" out of the mails is a Cath- hood.
Star Spangled Banner" in his
olic.
agogue. the Chibath Yerusho-
It is all a most 'refreshing
HEBREW LADIES' AID
oyim.
event to everyone who likes to
The annual dinner of Hebrew
The concluding lines of the keep on believing that it cannot
rayer for the well-being of there be tolerated a "oLethrdlu Ladies Aid Society will be held
:dent Roosevelt, Vice-Presi- happen here, that never here on Sunday evening, April 26, in 1
ent Wallace and Secretary of can there be tolerated a "Stuer- the banquet hall of the Bnai
tate Hull have been set to music mer" brazenly peddling pogrom Moshe Synagogue.
The following members are
y Cantor Glinkowsky to the ideas, never here a Hitler grow-
completing arrangements for
une of the national anthem.
ing out of a propaganda of hate.
this affair: Mesdames Grace Dia-
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And the reverence in evidence
mond, Helen Auslander, M. Kal-
For Coughlin I recommend
wring the singing of this portion
F. Roth,
that he take _himself to a mon- lush, Ethel Goodman,
f the prayer is most thrilling.
R. Berkowitz, H. Rosenthal, J.
astery
for
repentance.
He
may
Cantor Glinkoi.vsky, incidental-
y, sang with leading operatic have to stay there for a long
ompanies in Italy. A Palestin- time for a full repentance of
, he injects the Yemenite and his offense against brotherhood
abic tunes in his services. He and against the beatitudes and
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a very orthodox man and a all other teachings of Jesus.
For
supplementary
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to-
your
radio
last
Make
ry likeable fellow, and was a
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1 of the late "Ches Aleph" (A. ward educating himself for the
`--- mum current. We do
) Friedland of Cleveland, for priesthood I recommend that
the job at your home
St.
ose poems he composed the Coughlin read the life of
quickly, satisfaction
Francis di Asissi. He was the one
usic.
guaranteed.
who called even the birds his
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CONGRESSMAN SABATH'S
LOTTERY PROPOSAL
,
REPAIRS
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Jewish Youth's
LISTENING
POST
- PERSONALITY OF THE
WEEK .. . Helen Goodman .. .
3ne of the organizers of thR
Teague of Detroit Jewish Youth
. President National Council
Jewish Jrs. .. . Executive
,card and • steering committee of
runior Service Group . . Mem-
oer Inter-Racial Committee of
iletropolitan Detroit Youth
ouncil . . . One of the Jr. Divi-
,ion chairmen . . . Alumnus of
;fillel Foundation in Ann Arbor
' . . Doing a swell job on the
paign, Helen is an instructor
Life Saving, and formerly won
Declamation Contest at the
ple Beth El . . Outdoor
her hobby .. . A'grand
rson to converse with and
ted for her sociability.
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