16 On the Record Guest List at Sea Crest Included Detroiters By NATHAN ZIPRIN Royal Ambitions After breaking bread with Bevin at London the Hashemite King Abdullah hurried to Madrid for the post-meal grace with Franco • . . The evident purpose of the visit is to influence the Spanish dictator into persuading the Latin-American countries into voting at the next General Assembly session in favor of handing over Arab Palestine to Transjordan . . . In return Ab- dullah will probably promise Franco to deliver the Arab vote when the issue of Spain's admission to the UN is raised . . . Vati- can circles are watching this development precisely because the Rome-Madrid-London wires were busy arranging the rendezvous. * Oct. 17 will mark the appearance of a daily English-Jewish paper in New York City with Albert Shulman as publisher and editor . . . The newspaper will bear the name "American Jewish Daily - and will appear five days a week . . . Shulman is publisher of the weekly Jewish Review. Kurt Peiser is to leave the Philadelphia Ftderatiorl of Jew- ish Charities. . . His destination is the University of Pennsyl- vania as assistant to president Harold Stasseu, Trude Weiss-Rosmarin is on a one-month fact-gathering stay in Israel in preparation fora busy lecture season . Her new book "Jewish Survival" will be published in November by Philoso- phical Library. . The issue of national budgeting will rise to the fore again in the near future . And the debate will be more acrimonious than ever ... The advocates of democracy in Jewish life will carry the battle to the elements who would centralize Jewish life in the hands of the few . . . Opponents of centralization maintain that such an eventuality would lead to the creation of a "charity trust" with all the evils attached to that concept. The stories of diminishing interest in Israel in the American Jewish communities are without foundation . . .,To say that the growing interest in local matters reflects a 'Waning interest in the new Jewish state is akin to saying that a merchant who stocks his storehouse with a new kind of merchandise is abandoning interest in the rest of his wares . . . It isn't necessarily so . . . There is a Yiddish admonition against "sick einreden a Krenk" (talk ones self into illness . . . The soothsayers of indifference would persuade us into illness . . . The false prophets most likely are those who would like to see American Jewry abandon Israel to its own fate at the most critical stage of its existence . . . That is not the mood of American Jewry. Rabbi Morris Adler will be principal speaker at the annual senior warden night dinner- dance of MOSAIC LODGE to be held Wednesday, Sept. 21, in the Fountain Room of Masonic Temple. David S. Berman, S. W. will be guest of honor, and will be in charge of the ritual work during the afternoon. Mickey Woolf and his orchestra will fur- nish music and entertainment.. Reservations may be had by calling Herb Grossman, UN. 3-0228. * * * Barney Broner, president of DETROIT LODGE Bnai Brith, No. 1374, announces the new policy for meetings of Detroit Lodge calling a meeting every other month during the season. Regular meetings ' will be held at the Northwest Hebrew Con- gregation, Curtis at Santa Rosa, the second Tuesday of, every other month. Regular business meetings at the Lee Plaza the fourth Tuesday of every month. For the third consecutive year the softball team representing Detroit Lodge won the title in the Detroit Bnai Brith Softball Association. The team is now engaged in the play-offs for the Anal championship. * * * James N. Laker, president, an- nonuces that LOUIS MARSHALL LODGE Bnai Brith No. 1203 is having a box social for its open- ing meeting Tuesday, Sept.• 20, at the Workmen's Circle. Karl Berg, program chairman, has arranged for a full evening of entertainment, in c 1 u -d i n g dancing. A movie will be shown of the picnic held in conjunc- tion with Philip Handler Lodge last August. 1•‘') Daughter of Rabbi Stollman Dies at 20 Birnbaum, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. C. Estenberg, Lillian Fried- man, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leventen and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marx, Morris Plotkin, George Weiss, Irving Richter, Mr. and Mrs. M._ Siegel. Mr. and Mrs. Julia Stross. Irene and Edna Wyn- ton. Mr. and Mrs. H. Zolkower. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mohr and Mr. and Mrs. Mor- is Mohr, all of Detroit ; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Darr of,Huntington Woods, and Mr. and Mrs. AO W. Moore of Flint. Young Detroit Couple Studying in Paris Win Fulbright Award Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Alexis Raimi, Detroiters who are study- ing in Paris, have received word of receipt of one of America's prized scholarships, the Ful- bright -Award,- worth approxi- mately $3,000. Raimi, Phi Beta Kappa holder of two degrees from the Univer- sity of Michigan, is the award recipient. He is now working for a doctorate in mathematical physics. His wife, the former Sonya Drews, a U.of M. gradu- ate, also is studying in Paris. Raimi is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Raimi of 18623 Rose- lawn, and his wife's parents are Dr. and Mrs. Robert Drews of 12500 Broadstreet. Registration of new pupils continues. at the - Jewish Folk Schools. in the Labor Zionist Institute, 13722 Linwood, for reg- ular classes, the Day Nursery and kindergarten. Kindergarten and day nursery classes are conducted daily, 9 to 12 for the morning session and 1 to 4 for afternOon claSses. Children 314 to 6 are being en- 'Afternoon grade classes- are • from 4 to, 5:30.p.m. and 5:30 to 7. Bus transportation is provided. Parents. may still register. their. children for this term. Office hours are 9 to 5 p.m. Telephone TO. 9-9280. Every Jewish Holiday Now Commemorated In Song for Children and Adults Records Available for the High Holy Days Rash Hashana - Yom Kippur - Succoth from 39c up Hebrew Songs for Children SPECIAL 1c SALE ON HEBREW AND JEWISH RECORDS Cantorioi — Folksongs — Comedy Buy 3 Records and get one for ONLY 1 c All Records Listed in Special Catalogues Come in and Find Just What You Want!!! Now Everyone Can Afford a New Talis at New Special Prices— In Silk and Wool Also Available — Large Selections of: • MACHZORIM • NEW YEAR CARDS • SILVER CUPS • CANDELABRAS and All Kinds of Religious Books in Hebrew & English HEBREW LEGENDS and SABBATH STORIES by A. J. LACHOVER BORENSTEIN'S BOOK STORE Woman's Yiddish Tales Published in New York Horabonith Sarah Spero, wife of Rabbi Shubert Spero of Bos- ton and daughter of Rabbi Isaac Stollman, died in New York Sept. 9, at the age of 20. Rabbinic and lay leaders of the Orthodox community joined the large group of friends and family at the funeral services at Hebrew Benevolent - Society. Eulogies were delivered by Rabbi Stollman, her .,brother; Rabbi Leizer Levine, and Rabbi Joseph Ribinowitz, who also chanted a chapter of the Psalms. The Haskarah was chanted by Cantor Rubin Boyarsky. Inter- ment was at Cong. Beth Aaron v'Yisroel Cemetery. Mrs. Spei'o was• married Aug. 15, 1948. Her husband is rabbi of Young Israel of Boston, Mass She is survived by her husband; her father; a sister, Fay; and brothers, Irving, Bernard and Chafer. Jewish Folk Schools Continue Registration Abraham Littman, for 30 years I which will be staged in Chicago the manager of Yiddish theatri- on Oct. 3, will come to Detroit cal performances in Detroit, re- on the first day of Hamoed Suk- turned to the city this week to koth, Monday, Oct. 10. It will be supervise the presentation of a musical -play starring Miriam Yiddish plays at Music Hall, the Krasin, noted Yiddish actress, and Seymour Rechtzeit, eminent former Wilson Theater. Mr. Littman announced that actor and radio star. Their sup- he will sponsor a Yiddish play porting cast will include Abe here once in three weeks. He Lax, David Poper,• Sol Shaw, stated that he made arrange- RoSe Wallerstein, Satche Shorr, ments with the Chicago Yiddish Frances Weintraub, Lyda Slava theater to bring Chicago plays to and others. Mr. Littman especially urges Detroit periodically. Yiddish performances will be local organizations to contact staged here on Mondays and him at the Barium Hotel and to Tuesdays, Mr. Littman said. He arrange for benefit perform- gives assurances that all plays ' ances. "Our shows will enable produced in Chicago will be Detroit Jewish societies to raise funds for worthy causes," he brought to Detroit. The first play in the cycle, stated. Many Detroiters vacationed this year at the Sea Crest Hotel on Cape Cod, operated by Mor- ris Mohr and son and managed by Joseph Mohr of Detroit. The season closed Labor Day. Residents of Detroit and out- state Michigan who. were guests at the Sea Crest Hotel include: Mr. and Mrs. M. Birnbaum, Dorothy On the Local Scene Men's Clubs Littman. Brings Yiddish Plays Here; First Showing at Music Hall Oct. 10 THE JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 16, 1949 (Copyright, 1949, Seven Arts Feature Syndicate, Inc.) * — 8863 - 12th St., between Blaine and Pingree TY. 5-6811 NEW YORK, (JTA)—Two vol- umes of short stories written by the Yiddish author, Shayne Rochel Semkoff-Bader — one of the few women Yiddish writ- ers—were published here. The volumes appeared under the ti- tle, "In Gerangel Fun'm Leben" —"In Fight for Life." CU R R A Rr EE NT 9/awed SAVINGS Congregation B'nai Moshe Sunday School Dexter & Lawrence WEbster 3-0862-3-8408 ACCOUNTS Registration Now Being Accepted for the Year 1949-1950 "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD INSTITUTION" SAVINGS mum IMIERICAll AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dexter Blud. at Gartland-MB-6811 W. Fort at Military - Ul.3-7600" Grades—Pre-Kindergarten (Age 4). Through the Twelfth Grade ( Age 18) BILL WEINGER Formerly of 12th Registration Closes Sunday, Sept. 18 St. is now located at 13134 W. 7 Mile Road near Outer Drive TEMPLE BETH EL Carrying a complete line of delicatessen, appetizers, Dairy, Frozen Foods, Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries, Our Pickled Tongue and Schmaltz Herring are The Best . . . Our Prices Reasonable. Woodward at Gladstone UN. 2-9569 Prompt Delivery al 41.0•aaal nn a Will conduct services for non-members in the Brown Me- morial Chapel on Rosh Hashanah (Sept. 23 and 24) and Yom. Kippur (Oct. 2 and 3), SHOLEM ALEICHEM INSTITUTE SCHOOLS and KINDERGARTEN For Children 3 1/2 to 12 Years of Age 3754 Monterey WEbster 3-5404 -- REGISTER NOW CLASSES IN SESSION SUBJECTS TAUGHT : Rabbi Robert P. Jacobs Director, Hillel Foundation Washington University, SC. Louis will officiate at the services and preach the sermons Yiddish and Hebrew, History, Literature, Significance of Jewish Holidays, Singing, Dramatics, the history and development of the State of Israel. Transportation is provided to an4 from schools and from . . the Interbalter, McCulloch and Brady Public Schools . RABBI ROBERT JACOBS Cards of admission, at a nominal charge, are available at the Temple office, daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and weekends 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon.