Page Forty
THE JEWISH NEWS
Important Dates in 5707
1946
Rosh Hashanah
Yom Kippur
Succoth
Hol Hamoed Succoth
Hoshanah Rabba
Shemini Atzret
Simhat Torah
6
Hanukah
Purim
Passover
Lag b'Omer
Shevouth
Tisha b'Ab
September 26 and 27
October 5
October 10 and 11
October 12 to 15
October 16
October 17
October 18
December 18 to 25
1947
UHS Auxiliary Plans
Four Program Meetings,
Committees Selected
A new approach to the work of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the
United Hebrew Schools has been
evolved for the coming year.
The newly elected president,
Mrs. Florence Moss Rosman, has
selected her committees.
In accordance with the prece-
dent established in recent years,
the Auxiliary announces four pro-
gram meetings for the club season
as follows:
t 30 --A panel discut:sion of "Jew-
S,11 Customs yemus
Superstitions, -
v, oh Mrs. Max Dushkin as chairmen.
18---Hanukah party, closing the
p.ermbership drive with a festival, in-
cluding traditional refreshments. prizes
and a new angle on the audience-
par in.b.Lit Ion
radio idea. Mesdames
Louis Tatlim and Sidney S. Winer are
0,1 Mien,
Feb. 26-- Kitchen part y. Mesdames
Rui t Smokier and Burton Seidon,
irnaon•n.
M..y 28—Story Of Jews before and
:.(tt r the v ar w In be presented in
p..geant ly
Mesdames Charles Lapides
and Philip J. Gilbert are chairmen.
March 6
April 5 to 12
May 8
May 25 and 26
July 27
Issue Call for LAS
Conference on Oct. 6
Chesed Shel Emes
To Honor Memory of
Samuel Sandweiss
On Sunday, Sept. 29, at 2 p. m.,
Chesed Shel Emes will honor the
memory of Samuel Sandweiss, its
principal founder and first presi-
dent, on the occasion of the 20th
Yahrzeit of his death, with- a me-
morial meeting at the cemetery
chapel, 14 Mile Road at Gratiot.
Rabbis Isaac Stollman and Ben
Zion Rabinowitz and Samuel
Brezner, president of Chesed Shel
Emes, will speak. A prominent
Cantor will chant the Hazkarah.
All relatives and friends of the
departed as well as the general
public are invited.
The late Mr. Sandweiss found-
ed the Chesed Shel Emes 30 years
ago amidst difficulties. But he
continued the work with a hand-
ful of people.
Nathan R. Epstein, president of
the Detroit Auxiliary of the Los
Angeles Sanatorium
and Ex- Rabbi Levi Addresses
Patients Home, has issued a call
to all organizations to attend a Young Mizrachi 'Women
conference at Workmen's Circle
Rabbi Eliezer Levi addressed
Bldg., 11529 Linwood, on Sunday,
Young Women's Mizrachi at the
Oct. 6, 10:30 a. m.
Guest from the sanatorium will installation meeting held at the
Wilshire Sept. 18. The following
address the conference.
J. Simons, financial secretary, were installed:
President, Mrs. Philip Fealk;
16730 Woodingham, UN. 1 - 7742,
may bJ called for further infor- vice-presidents, ' Mesdames L e o
matior .
Genser, Lew Friedman, Lew Mil-
ler; treasurer, Mrs. Fanny Gluck;
Moshe Heyman to Address
Little Women of Hadassah
Lath Women of Hadassah will
hLve a membership tea Sept. 22
at 2:30 p. m. at the home of Miss
Marilyn Cohen, 3840 Sturtevant.
Moshe Heyman of Palestine will
be the gue: speaker. Piano selec-
Under the direction of Mrs. tions will be given by Marion Rus-
Theodore Isaacs. vice president, kin and Zelda Cohen.
Arrangements are being made
and Mrs. Louis Tatkin, chairman
of membership committee. plans by Little Women of Hadassah for
werr developed for an intensive participation in Jewish National
membership campaign to be cul- Fund and SOS-JDC activities.
Girls interested in joining are
minated on Hanukah.
Other committee chairman are: invited to the meeting.
Mesdames Julius Berman, contri-
Dinah Shore's Columbia record-
bution: Nathan Fishman, hospi-
tality: Charles Robin. , on. publica- ing, "Doin' What Comes Natural-
tion: Herbert Holtzman. publicity: l:•," will feature the revised lyrics
Norman Allen and Julius Berko- of the Irving Berlin tune. The
lyrics became an issue when the
kHz, telephone squad.
In conne;g4.icua with the member- radio networks objected to alleged
ship ctunpaign. the chairman, Mrs. double entendre. Irving then re-
Tatkin is , ued a call to the women wrote them—but not before Jan
of Detroit to Join in their effort Garber, and possibly others, had
to advance Jet.. i s h education already recorded the "cute" lines!
among I he children of Detroit.
One of the main functions of
the Woman's Auxiliary is the rais-
n:g of funds for the maintenance
of the bu. y:tem which conveys
children living in outlying dis-
trict.:. to and from the Philadel-
Veterans and Civilians
phia-Byron School
•ttenlion!
financial secretary, Mrs. Jack
Dunn; recording secretary, Mrs.
Julius Lipnick; corresponding sec-
retaries, Mesdames Harry Buchal-
ter and Norman Davidson; his-
torian, Mrs. Sol Walak; monitress,
Mrs. Jack Pearlman; child rescue
fund chairmen, Mesdames Joseph
Bessman and Bess Reznick;
trustees, Mesdames L. Reisig,
Joseph Weintraub, Sam Sborrow,
M. Wasserman, I. Cowitz, Louis
Rose, S. Strager, Louis Katz and
B. Brant.
The board of directors includes!
the following committee heads;
Mesdames Oscar Smith, Philip
Schriber, S. Golden, M. Wiser, S.
Zeldes, Bess Shuman, M. Shapiro,
Paul Fenton, S. Ekelman and Z.
Eidelman.
friday, September 20, 1946
Early Deadlines for Holiday Issues
Contributors to the columns of The Jewish News are asked to
cooperate with the editors during the Holyday period, by submitting
their copy as early as possible.
While all issues will be mailed on regular dates of publication,
it will be necessary to advance our deadlines, in order to facilitate
observance of the Holydays by our staff. Officers of The Jewish
News are closed on all Sabbaths and holidays.
For the supplementary Rosh Hashanah edition which will reach
our readers on Friday, Sept. 27, the deadline for all copy and photo.
graphs will be 10 a. m. on MondaY, Sept. 23. -
For our issues of Oct. 11 and Oct. is, which will be issued dur-
ing the Succoth festival,.the deadlines will be at noon on Mondays,
Oct. 7 and Oet. 14, respectively.
Miss Evelyn Summers
Leaves for Hachsharah
"My ultimate destination is
Palestine; this is but the first leg
of what promises to be a long and
arduous journey—but a journey
that is well worth its undertak-
ing."
With these words, Evelyn Sum-
mers, 18, of 7647 Richton Ave.,
embarked Thursday morning for
the Hechalutz Training Farm in
Cream Ridge, N. T., the collective
farm run by the Hechalutz Pioneer
Organization to train young
Zionists for pioneer work in Pales-
tine.
Commenting on her decision to
leave this country, Evelyn said:
"The building of Palestine upon
principles of social justice is part
S uperguoui
from
%ITU')
DETROIT
THEATnEs
I .
OPERATING THE
Michigan
United-Artists
Palms-State
Fisher
Broadway Capitol
Madison
Riviera
Cinderella
Varsity
Vogue
Ramona
Norwest
Regent
Annex
Alger
Rosedale
Birmingham
Royal
Bloomfield
Mel
AIR COOLED COMFORT
Costiesess 9:43 a. is. to 1 :M a. at.
Jiair
ALWAYS
Itanoovad
2 GOOD FEATURES
Permanently
Father Wesley, R.E.
OUR PROGRAM
APPEARS DAILY
UN. 2 - 4300
IA the
DETROIT NEWS. TIMES
and FREE PRESS
8216 W. McNichols Rd_
DOWNTOWN
Fwd
5707
1946
ADAMS
HOLIDAY
Theatres
GREETINGS
Extend New Year Greetings to
TALL MEN
Happy New Year
and parcel of the struggle for a
free world and free mankind. The
fight for a Jewish state in Pales-
tine is a fight for world democ-
racy; for human liberty. My peo-
ple need me in its battle for liber-
ation; the extension of political
and economic democracy through-
out the Near East will enable us
to establish firm and lasting peace
for the Jewish people and for all
peoples."
Evelyn has been an active mem-
ber of Habonim Labor Zionist
Youth for two years.
the Jewish Community of Detroit
IF YOU ARE 6 FEET
MORE OR LESS
\OW
PHILCONS
HAVE HAND TAILORED
The Downtown Ii Adams Theatres
ALL WOOL
for Better Entertainment
FALL SUITS
Is Glen Plaids. Chalk Striper-
and Solid Colors
Is the Latest Young Men's
D. R. Lounge Models
We Have What You Want
PIIILCONS
FOX THEATRE BLDG.
HENRY FORSTER
Flowers For
AM
Occasions
1-01 FISHER BLDG.
WOODWABD AT COLUMBIA
NEW YEARS
GREETINGS
1946-5707
-Wappy
FROM THE EMPLOYEES
new ear
OF THE
To The Jewish Community
from the Staff of the
WISPER & WETSMAN
FOX THEATRE
THEATRES
itfrf Detroit a n d Michigan
DETROIT
e.•
1'5
;
'
No:.