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WAXMAN'S AMBITIOUS
AND SCHOLARLY WORK
fraternal anb Club Notes
Dr. Meyer Waxman has written
"A History of Jewish Literature,"
the first volume of which was re-
cently published by the Bloch
Publishing Co. The second and
final volume will be ready next
year. This ambitious, comprehen-
sive and scholarly work has been
in preparation many years. The
first volume traces the work of
Jewish writers and Jewish litera-
ture from about 400 B. C. to the
end of the twelfth century. It it
no mere bibliography of Jewish
books or biographical study of
Jewish writers but a thorough dis-
cussion of the trends, flairs, and
highlights of the produce of the
Jewish mind in literature. Among
the topics touched upon and
studied are Apocryphal and Apo-
calyptic literature, the develop-
ment of the lialakah, Hellenistic
literature, the Talmud, Bible
exegesis, rabbinic literature. phi-
losophy and theology of Judaism,
mysticism, Karaite literature and
an extensive study of Hebrew
poets and poetry.
This book, which sells for $3.50,
contains 500 pages, an index,
chronological tables and illustra-
tions. It is an indispensable itenf
for anyone who dares profess a
true interest in literature.
Dr. Waxman is professor of
Bible and Jewish philosophy in the
Hebrew Theological College In
Chicago. Ile is the author of other
books in this same field and is re-
garded as an authority in his sub-
Tri Soma
Copy Must he in Early
For Next Week's Issue.
Sorority.
Tri Sigma Sorority met at the home
of Mine Lulli. Yen.. 262 Last Luchd
on March 25. Samuel Kayne olive hi.
second talk on "I111,11.1 History." Mr.
Kayne :puke on the 'history. customs.
etc.. of Passover. Refreshment. were
served at the close of the meeting.
On account of the concluding
days of Passover occurring on
Wednesday and Thursday, all
news, club and society items
must be in the hands of the edi-
tor nut later than at noon on
Monday, April 6.
J. T. Sheafor, chairman of the
Committee on patriotic Activities
of the Council of National Defense
in Detroit, and national chairman
GOVERNOR BRUCKER
Mg theme of the program.
The Nightingale Girl, mct at
• the home
Mattathla• Tent 100S Maccabees.
lof Mi.ea Mae and Loreit• Gorelick of
First public dance in many years InINormanely event.. Mi.
Peln-
no being planned by the entertainment , nee was elected to receive the degrees of
committee, to be held Friday. May I. in the order.
The preside nt. Mice petty
the M•ccabee molitorium. Detroit Jew•
oMrialed at the ceremonies,
ish Emergency Relief Fund, and the Die.
trees Fund of the tent, will he the recip-
The Arcadians.
ients of the profit. of thir affair. It is
The Arcadia. met March 29, •t the
hoped by the entertainment committee The of Bury K•rnier. 'The club st•
directed by Ile. D. KB., that Detroit ' an
d. the open meeting of the Argo-
Jewry will .uprise[ the affair in the Fame nuts on March 27 anel the
of Theta
ur
ne
that they hare been stipporting sigma
Fraternity on
M
on
arch
23.
i ms charit•ble dances. Further de- Julius Friedmanwn, tmoo„
SAVE I AND
YOUR
BE
EYES • SAFE
r.
pr vi
Eye elimination and al
prescribed by our DOCTOR of
Optometry. Registered • n d
certified by State of Michigan
A guaranteed service at reason
able prices.
taile will he ennonnced later. Those who neer of the special summer outfit fund.
were invited to the bridge enddance on Pia. were
a indoor base-
made to join an
March 16 at t he Meccabee
ague
ball le
with five ot her prominent
spent a ideesaittevening. There was
dui., 'the next meeting will be at the
dancing sind cards. The 1500,000 recrea-
home of Julius Friedman. 3776 Atkinson
tion building. which all Maccabees in
avenue on Tuesday, April 7, at X p. m.
Detroit •re eagerly awaiting, will soon
be under weeaccording to present Plus
Hoy Toy Girls.
announced by Judge Edward Jeffriee
A monthly literary meting was pan-
heed of the building committee. A reye
by the HOY Toys •t the
I,.
ier business meeting will be held
Mon-
m.. on on !needier last.
Members attended •
day enceinte April 6. at 8 30
onthined eplarh-pajam• part y on Sun•
the fourth floor of the Maccabee Ilu
Ina. Record Keeper Morris Zelenko, •n - day. March 29. Next meeting will be on
April
7
at
the
clubhouse.
minces.
Tri Sigma Gamma.
Kappa eZta Sorority.
The Kappa Zeta Sorority met at the
home of Mice Sarah Seigel 16.4 Blaine.
00
MURRAY'S
A Portal followed. Send-annual elections
were held and Mica Sari. Siegel cue-
ceedell Mi. Ilene Balhover, who had
been chancellor for two terms. Ml.,
Dorothy Cittlemanwar elected ..-
.awn.: Mire Bertha Epstein, quars•
tor; Mice Floreen FinkeIrtein,
Miss Ethel Kurtz. publicity agent.'
Thesorority in planning a weinie roast
to he held in the near flitore. The nest
meeting IA 10 be •n open one to he held
at the home of Miss Eva Leder, 1700
Lae Place. All girl. interested, between
the site. of 17 and 19. may call Mies
Ethel Kurtz, Empire 5456-M.
(DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.!
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
Near Kinser.
Open Evenings Until 9 o'Clock
Passover Greetings
Eat Gunsberg's Kosher
Delicatessen Products.
Tri Sigma Can.. Bridge rind Social
Club met at the home of Helen Mittle•
dorf, 3706 Ihfflingame Mee.... In the
nfternoon bridge was played.
The next
ecting Ix to be held at the home of
erothy Stone, 4010 Blaine •venus.
i
Detroit Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. ('Isla Ilaes. president of the De-
troit Leslie+ Aid Society annnancee that
the 'minty will give • carti party tit
Littman'a Peoples Hell, April 4, at 7
P. m. The procetsi• will to for che:ite
The public invited.
of the League of Young Ameri-
cans, has been appointed general
chairman fcommittee
asking for the observance of Ap-
ril 6 as Army day, in Detroit and
throughout the Mate. The gener-
al committee, announced at a meet-
ing held Monday noon in the Book-
Cadillac hotel, is made up of lead-
ing figures in public and business
life of Michigan. The observance
of the day, which is country wide,
is for the purpose of commemor-
ating the services and traditions of
the armies of the United States.
Governor Wilber M. Brucker is
honorary chairman and Mayor
Murphy and Major General Frank
Parker commanding general of
the 6th Corps Area, U. S. A., are
honorary vice chairmen of the gen-
eral committee.
The observance in Detroit and
throughout Michigan will include
the display of the American flag,
generally. There will be a brief
patriotic program on the steps of
the Detroit city hall, during which
Mayor Frank Murphy is expected
to speak, with members of the mil-
itary organizations, members of
the common council and others
present. There will tie airplane
manuevers during the program.
Mr. Sreafor announces officers of
the general Michigan committee on
Army day as follows:
lion. Wilber 111. Brucker, Gov-
ernor of Michigan, honorary chair-
man; Major General Frank Park-
er, commanding general, 6th Corps
Area, U. S. Army, honorary vice-
chairman; Hon. Frank Murphy,
Mayor of Detroit, honorary vice-
ch airman; J. T. Sheafor, general
chairman.
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Bucetez s and Prolesslonal Cris
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Su pper
ciiils.hewntlel dlit en7r iA7r(ilf 1617
here dinner down town. and following '
the dinner will visit one of the social ,
I
*era ice &genet..
House Closed:
The club house will he lured on Tues-
day evening. April 7. all day Wednesday
and until 6 o'clock Thursday. April s.
CENTER TO DEBATE
COLUMBUS APRIL 11
The Jewish Centers debate team
will meet the representatives of
the Columbus Jewish Center on.
MATCHMAKER
Men and women desiring to make
worthwhile acquaintances for mat-
rimonial purposes, see me.
S. PARANSKY
1925 Gladstone Ave. Euclid 5088
MOREL
Recommended by the
City'. Most from!-
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lain Hazelwood An
Phone Empire 11420.
•
-
REV. J. SILVERMAN
Mohel Specialist
IS Year.' Cape-
r..., Endorsed
by Leading
Physic...
2073
Gladatone
Euclid 10467
Rev. Benjamin
not herring • Seder end wishing to •t•
Pilot Athletic Club.
tend one. to perticipete with his family
Jewish Cen-
Pilot Athletic Ch. met
at their ceremony. lion Cohen gene •
talk concerning the origin. meaning •nd ter on March 26. In the first half of the
inter-club
debating
tournament, the nee- ,
With
the
• ignifiranre of Pareuver.
alive
team
comported
of
l'hil
Dempchick.
uunirnous approval or the chapter, it
defeat-
decided to change the n"1 of the Sam (tackler end Sam ninth
•
Detroit chapter from Alpha iffit• to ed the •ffirm•tive team composed of Au- I
Alpha chapter. It wa s further decided beer Goose. Morrie Skolnick •nd l'hil
, to hold the weekly meeting. Tuesday Swart, on the ...Hon. "Resolved. That
evening. at a o'clock at the Toiler hotel Capital Punishment be adopted in Mich-
Al Summer. sop... was the
from now until the coming winter. the ,Igatt.
I first Tuesday meeting taking place Ap- !Judge. PhilDemochick was declared the
• nil 7. In lieu of the meeting on April ' best speaker of ..evening. The follow-
., a ...ballgame will be held at Roost - ing new officer. were Installed: Pre.i-
velt Field and swill be followed by • pin. dent, Aubrey Goose: vice-resident.
:Ginsburg; secretary. Phil Deruchick:
nic at one of the lakes near Detroit.
treasurer. Manuel Foratein: sergeant-at-
.
I arm.. Sam Finkel. FAT Finkel wit. elect-
Ce-Etts.
Gertrude
Applebaum
and
• ed captain of the indoor baseball tram.
The MI•ses
Jeanette louter were joint hos to An initnguaration party will he held soon
the Co•Etta nn March 26. The Mi... with Al Levine and Morrie Skolnick in
I Eva Cohen. Faye Berke. and E. Ritter charge.
were guests for the evening. The girls
Eta Rho Sorority.
'•ttenderl the play given or Theta Stem.
Eta Rho Sorority held an Important
Tau fraternity on hil.ch 28. and later
I • lourned to the Chinese Tea Gardens. meeting Thursday at the home of Mi.
The Co•Etta extend birthday greeting• Cohen. Pius were made for the bridge
to • member. Mi4S Freda Wixel. The tea and danee to be held a1 Bou Jan
doh hi planning to see "Bad Girl" at Toe Hoorn. April 17. Mi. Leland. chair.
'Shubert-Lalayett• on April 4. The next lady of this :lariat. reported on printing
The next
naeting will he at the home of Miss Vi•• prises end enter.inment.
•rt, st 1614 Philadelphia i.e., meeting at the Weisman residence. 3005
• i ne
Elmhurst. on Friday. will hr der.ed to
ne.
committee reports on the bridge and th
i th
I I ti f M .
BLEIBERG
Mohel Specialist
Recommended by
Leading Phyolcons
2225 Blaine Ave.
Euclid 5000
Marriages Perforated
by Appointment.
REV. H. MILKOVSKY
Recommended by
prominent local
physicians.
Expert and
Antiseptic Mohel
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FLOOR COVERINGS OF
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WINDOW SHADES
DRAPERIES
ORNAMENTAL RODS
and • complete line of
L1NOLEUMS
Shades Cleaned and Reversed
LaSalle
Window
Shade Co.
9424 LINWOOD AVE.
Phones Garfield 1230-31
tt H OlitH Not ts
means "wheat money," the speaker
spoke of the tradition of aiding
needy. lie said that exactly 31
years ago the fund was organized
here and then collected $325 to aid
30 needy families. The two sur-
viving members of the original
committee are Louis Smith and A.
Ackerman. Working with them
were the late Rabbi Judah L. Le-
vine, Hyman Buchhalter, David
Robinson and Louis Duscoli.
Last year, the committee col-
lected $4,178 and helped 400
families number 1,400 souls. This
year shout 1,200 families are in
need of help.
In the name of Mr. Smith, Mr.
Schlussel thanked the following
for their aid: Home Relief So-
siety, Maurice Aronsaon, Mrs. II.
H. Prenzlauer and others.
PASSOVER CONCERT
FOR MOTHERS' CLUBS
Members of the mothers' clubs
and their guests are invited to the
Home Relief Seri.),
Member. of the Borne Belief Society
Passover concert featuring some
net at the home of MI re. It Schwartz on
of Detroit's foremost artists and
,radar. M•rch 29. packed 550 boxes son
talented
music pupils at the Jew-
l•ining fruit. metro. find •wee. whir
wrong the petient• •
ee.e
iah Center on Sundsy. April 5, at
the v... ha pit•15 in Detroit, Eloise 8:15 o 'c l oc k . The pr ogram fol-
that all the Jewi•h
•nd Northville.
Pe fent mu enJoy Partiover according lows:
'0 the tredaton of the Jewish faith. The Violin. Corcerte A Minor. .
Mart. Felix Resnick
board of directors will hold their next
Areomn.nied br Mis• Ro•. Baran,
meetire on April 10 at the home of Mr..
Viol. duet. Pe•sepied. Gillett:
Die
I. Zechman. 2441 Ping.. avenue.
tarn:
Perherer. jack Weisberg.
Testy Veda Vele.
Aecompanieri by Mi. Rn a Barsin.
'
Mi. Esther Dickman w. haste. to
.Randatu.
T - ot• Vera Girl. at her home. 2912 P.n.. Tambourine.
tiY. Sonar.
Beethoven.
Webb. Ml'. Esther Cohn .. •oimint• R'miwSonar.
mI to km. • 'crap book rontainin• the !Ivy Lin.,
cl,.h •ctivitie•. On April I. the girl. will Yrs.!. I Hear Y. Singing. Eric Coates,.
he c r ccc talned at the home of the 111.... Sill Wie N•cht. . .... .. Carl Itehm,
Hit. .rd Esther Cohn of 959 Alger ' litrd Son. of Eventide. .. Eric Coate,
The nett mettle; grill Mat the home of Mn'. Herman Greenhorn,
Apron:pet:Ia. Mrs. Emery Mena•h.
Eva Sher. 11.1 Cortland.
goys:. ..
. Group of Yiddish Sens,
-
Min.: Betty Milkovskg.
Tau Tau lets Sorority.
Viet',
Ta , T. , lat• Sonotit• net at the borne Violin. Concert Due,
Murockery.,
Jack Weieberit
Safi..
Littman
of
Hatehrood.
el Mi •
Chopin.
, M•-ch 11. The evening included brid••' Pan.. t'
II Minor
.... A sp., Voeturne
w
and ref. ailment , ere
i meeting .111 be held April 11 •t the, Waves
home of MI. Freda Mllell of Taylor
•mome.
Chopin
Block
.
Charity. Al Sea
Mary Uttar.
The
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PREPARE TO GREET
MRS, CHANA CHIZIK
BROWN'S
FINAL APPEAL FOR
MO'OS CHITIM FUND
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
children-
radio committee are: Mr. Alexan-
der, chairman; Maurice J. Caplan,
' Louis S. Cohane, Aaron Kurland
' and Milford Stern.
The Chalutzos of Detroit have
completed arrangements to wel-
-
come to Detroit the noted Palestine
nging, April 11,
woman leader, Mrs. Chana Chiz-
at 8:15, in the
ik, who will address several func-
Jewish Center
tions
during, her stay in the city.
auditorium, 31
Melbourne ave-
Mrs. Chizik's first appearance
will be at a mass meeting in her
nue, in its third
honor Friday evening, April 10, at
mid-western
Hotel Stotler, where she will dis-
Jewish Center
'
cuss the important problems af-
Debate League
fecting the women pioneers in Pal-
contest. This
estine.
will be the sec-
ond meeting
A scion of a pioneering family,
with Columbus
two of whom have sacrificed their
this year, but
lives for the Jewish settlement,
the first in De
Mrs. Chizik is considered one of
the outstanding Palestine labor
troit. The other
leaders.
debate in De -
troit this year
was the Cincin- Theodore Baruch
nati contest. The subject to be
debated is "Resolved, That tradi-
tional Jewish ceremonizdas are es- Kosher Delicatessen Lunch
sential to the preservation of Ju-
We Carry Imported Delicacies
daism." The Detroit team, which
Come In and See Us.
will contend the negative, is com- Special! Fresh Pickled Tongue. 30c lb.
posed of Jacob Clayman and Na-
13804 LINWOOD
than Shur. Mr. Clayman is a
at Pasadena
graduate of Oberlin College and
Phone Longfellow 5727
is at present practicing law. While
We Deliver
at Oberlin, Mr. Clayman was 'Ice
tive in forensic activities. Mr.
Shur is a law student, past speaker
of the I'hilomathic Society, a vet- I'm""limmillir
eran of numerous forensic con-,
tests, and a member of last year's1
Jewish Center debate squad.
The Jewish Center's team this I
year has been coached by Theo-
dore Baruch, former public speak.;
ing star at City College. Mr. Ba-
ruch has been coaching a squad of
eight and has endeavored to
create a general interest in de-
bating at the Center through the
medium of a varsity squad.
The debate is open to the
public.
are
Detreit's Leading and
Best Known
Yields Clean Heat
No Smoke no Soot
1635 WESTMINSTER AVE.
LOngfellow 1075
Member of the Detroit Coal Exchange
Satunla y
et
2380 Twentieth Street
Lafayette 3340
Mr. Alexander is chairman of
the radio committee of the $215,-
255 Allied Jewish Campaign of the
Jewish Welfare Federation which
will be held May 10 to 20. The
campaign will provide "relief at
home, in Europe, in Palestine" for
me ete n et
, hweoremetnf the
er •t the open forum following the Sob-
bath Services, on Friday evening. April
lo. miss Feldman ha. jurt returned
from a trip to the West Ind. anll will
talk •bout her trip.
Equality Club.
A meeting of Equality Chill was held
at the home of Sarah Bader. The I rem-
ittent, Mrs. 'mobil. war not present on
Kappa Kappa A pha Sorority.
Kapp. Kappa Alpha Sorority metat , account of being quarantined at her
the home of i.e. Strati.. of Linwood home. A basket of fruit was tent to
avenue, March 27. An affair I. to be her.
Plans were discussed for a en-d
given April 10 at King Wm. I,o Cafe. party ard dance at the I nights of P.),
The Text nieetinr• will be at the home of ; la , with date to be •nnounceil in • lister
I sue. The club thanks all friends I.
Esthrr Wel.brot of 11.eiwood.
helping them in the Peru.. food show-
Le Care* des Am's.
er given fur the Jewib Emergency Re-
at
the
home
B.f.
Cerele
der
/trill.,
met
•
its Glarsman nee voted in ar a
Le
Syll-
new member of the Equality Club. The
of Sylvia Jacoby. March 29. Mary
kin own the goes( of the club. Plane next meeting will he at 14 re Beck le Services:
for • party to be given In April were lie kowits• home, 13300 La Salle boul-
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy the
di cuased. The next meting will he at evard.
▪
Sunday. April b. at 10:45 I. M.,
the home of Ann Barron, 1247 Atkin-
• nd .peak on the subject, "If Graves
Purdy Chapter No. 359, Order of East-
eon .venue.
Should Oven."
tern Star.
"The Dread of Affiication" will be the
Purity Chesil. No. 659 Order of the
mihject of Itohhi Leon Fram'n rubject
Ea tern Star, will hold its last special
On March 29. Tor Phi Katffier met at
•
Saturday morning, April 4.
the hon. of Ida Gorelick. 15902 Nor- meeting order the regime of Mrs. Cora
"The 'co Look. at the PulpIt" will ite
mandy. Election of officer. readted as Jacoby, worthy matron, on Monday, Ap-
the subject of Dr. Franklin's sermon
follow.: President, Ethel Gelb; nice• ell 13 at 4:30 p, m., at which time •
Sundae April 12.
Prerident, Id. Gorelick: secret•ry, M•is- else. of ', enable., will he initinted be
On Wednesday, April 8, at 10 a. m..
le Man.; treasurer, Edith Margolis. the present officers. The initiatory
the pulpit will he occupied by Rabbi
-_..
wo: k will bedin promptly •t 4 00 p. m.
At 6:30 • dinner prepared and catered From who will preach on the ,object,
St rrrrr rs A. C.
Mi Chimorho: The Biography of a
e lub ix beloI• by
y
. Pr
cater
t e • r . will
ill b
Nene, 1
,
.
The d rain.. i• team of f the
ing all effort. innards •nnexing !trot and member,. sre asked to make their
place in the nenior drenuttic tournament rrrrr rations et once. At 7 30 n. ms • Dr. Freehof to Speak at
Temple:
April 12 at the .1, wish Cer ter. This is mono• id• honoring the deceared me m-
Congregation Beth El through its
the fir. year the club h. had an entry bre for the past year will be presided committee on activities hs, pleasure in
and according to critter who have viewed over by Cora Jacoby and her co. of ntto„„ning
mon. .. to 2 ,1
a'troninn
"an
for
the preliminaries, the actors ,rand • good rdlice. w hen the following departed .i.• take
place in the Social 11•II, Tursel.v. IP
hence to gain first place.
Willi.. or. will ko remembered in • n ,ifin •.• nib' April 15. at 6:30 p. m. The speaker
Kaufman, president of the organise. , ute
f. , .”.1 Inv , "'In. •'''", will he Dr. Solomon II. Freehof of Chi-
Mrs. Max Kahn left on Saturday
• . pr.-rented witha gift by the Rawl- Sarah Schneider, Sadie Melville. IlenrY ruff Dr Freehors subject will he "The
In. A. C., fur hi. eff past In aponr oring Wein tein, Rome H Oman. Catharine Raid• Five Greatest j„.. o f If ,,, „,,...
for Cleveland, where the w as
st sea 'on.
er Sadie Sueraton and
Fv• Booech
the group during the
called b y the illness and death of
Families and friends of the deceased are . .m. • ,
,r
•De opnnir •acrioo
Vacat . i on:
her sister-in-laW.
Alma Phi Soror:ty.
invited to wane„ the ntemorW. The eve-
•
fhe spring vacation of .r school of
The girls etterried the The. Sign. Meg will he riven over to • mixed bridge Religion continue.. through the week-
Tati Fraternity's play •t the Maccabee perty to which members. husbands and of April 11 and 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Schwartz and
building. later the girls held their pa- friend, •re welcome. There will be •
son Henry are spending a few
gone party at theapertment of Rore small charge, refreshments and pH...
A T b •
Waliim•n. Irene locker and Rit• Cock-
Lart week. the Emu.' College of days in New York and other East-
er rendered • few polo, Anne Rosen
Nits Hawk Club.
J ewl. Studies of Temple Emanuel. Mon- ern points.
The Nile Ilawk Club concluded the treal. held ite first commencement ex-
• nd Rose Waldman recited. Fay Free-
man end Beanie Becker took charge of winter season with Be seventh annual ercise..
...ent ente for entertainment. The forni•I dinner dance. Sunday, March HI.
Joseph Gumbiners of Cincinnati
Three years ego the Emanuel College
ting will he at the home of Eva at Northwood Inn. The ,Rate was very
en " m ee
was founded upon the exantple •nd under conucted Seder services on Wed-
elaborate. The next meeting of the club
on April 3.
the guidance of our own Beth El College nesday night at the Temple.
1"6"""
will he on Sunday. April 5, at the home of Jewish Stiidi. feuded six years ago.
Lambda S'gm•Gamm• Sorority.
of Charles Starter. Prizes will he award-
We congratulate our sinter
blirs Lillian Schultz of Josephine ave• ed the winner of the Individual scoring thin and •re prond of the implied tribute
Mrs. Louis Levine and son
nile w•A ho•tess to the Lambda Sigm• record,. in the bowling tournament.
10 our own adult echo.
spending several weeks in Cincin-
Gen.. Sorority on March 27. Miss Anne
nati, the guests of the former's
Schiller war voted in• member. Af-
Les Joyous. Flea .
ter • short business meeting refresh-
Mine Gertrude Gerson of Pinta.. ave-
mother, Mrs. S. Peil.
ments wereserved. Plan. for • ;Arty nue w•c hos.. to los Joyeuse Fill..
were direlisead. Mice Vivian Sperber of March 27. The club Ira.. theater parts
Jack Korn is spending his spring
2134 Gladstone avenue will be hostess at on March 25. Pla. were made for the
next arid which will be • pajama party
the meeting. Aril 3.
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
to be given on April 11. it
guests
Irving
W.
Schlussel,
attorney,
Mrs.
I. Korn of Manton, Mich.
ity.
were prerent
this wan an open meet-,
Phi Bet• Epsilon F
speaking over station WJBK on
The weekly meeting 0•5 held at the Intr. Thenest
kt,ste. will he Mir. Ger-
n
Atom. Club.
Toiler Ilntel Sand. •fternoon. Nine trude Zalk on April 10.
Monday, in the absence of Charles
The Alomos girl, met March 16. Fu-
entries were received for the inter-fra-
A. Smith, chairman of the matzo ture plans were discussed. A bridge-
Phi No Chi.
ternal track meet held at Central High
.•.I
and
discussion
of Zionism and its
The Phi No Chi met Friday at the fund of Moos Chitim, explained
School 'bleeder evening. March 31. lien
meaning and • theater party were
t r f the tennis division of home of Dora Loft. A book was donated the purpose of the fund and made
li
C h
planned.
the Inter-Fraternal Athletic League. •n- toward the library. Plus were discursed
a last minute appeal for funds for
flounced that the firrt games In the tour• for • hike and • Polarh party to he held
nament would he played et Northwest- • 'ter Pasaover. The formation of a her- this Passover relief fund.
The .
ern lligh School courts April 7 at 6 p. ketb.11 team traa also diacuered.
Explaining that Moos Chitim
m. Morey Charmer invited all Doter, next meeting will be •t 1636 Gladstone. !
Ilitinpir Seth El
Noire
Made Fresh in Detroit!
SEMET-
SOLVAY
COKE
MILTON M. ALEXANDER
Open Forum:
Mi., Ella Vera Feldman, director of
the Y. W.
A., will he the guest speak
Fankel Ladies Loan Association.
ter spin I ,',gram II th J for the month
hi
presClent. In the name
f April. Tgi
u, the
of famous•!„f the
Jewlnh charartein will be the outataml-
Nightingale Cals.
1100M
silon emerged victors in the debatee held
last week in comeetition for the ,liver
loving cup. The Ilnytiros will debate,
"Resolved, That Chain Stores Are Det-
rimental to the Best Intererls of the
Community." The date for this debate
will be announced at the next meeting
of the House Council.
Beta Gamma Nu.
formation, cell Euclid 7452-J. The so- I
corny has •n opening for two girls.
I
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Debating League:
Alpha Sigma Phi and Phi Kam. Eti-
Beta Gamma Nu met at the home of
Tau Comm• Kam m
embers 111.
Schooler. During the hol-
were guests •t a coc iol given at the hon.
.ideys no meetings will be hell.
of Reber,. Klayman, 3005 Hazelwood on
Sunday. lhe sorority has Wanner( an In.
' kowitz. Woulfe ,
Lewle Cohen, Garber
at. Stollman, for working to make the
Nu Beta No Sorority.
at t h e I l'esach shower for the Jewish Emergency
The No Beta No Sorority met
home of Mi. Landsherg of 'Shaine ave•Ifielief ouch • :success. Special thanka Is
yen toMn.. A. Berkowitz for baking
nue. The sorority gave a p•Jans• parry
member,. •t llotel Tulle, on Feb. 21e, the cake,. The next regular meeting
Girl. over 19 „to,. of ace, w i n ni ng I n , will he held Monday, April 6.
Chimneys Don't Like
to Smoke!
The final date for entries for the an•
nual stunt night program to be held on
April 19, at Temple Beth El, 14 April
h
late tere
•re 16 number. scheduled I
for ' ppear
a
ance. Samuel r and Max
Marntun hone been aylerted to be the' .
muff.* of ceremony for this ...dor,'
• rid will witness atunta all (hie week
Two epecial rehearrals are being called
on the afternoon of April 12. at the clubI
house, •nd the evening of April 10, at
Temple Ileth Cl. The social committ.
of the house council is offering • $5 gold
piece to the person selling the moat
ticket,.
Final dress rehearsal was held for the
dranIntle tournament. Member, of the
business committee, Mieees Edith Cohen,
Clara Morrie and Rose Goldetein, will
hold • special meeting. Plans for rent-
isnuggg o
esf tead. cuttage fur the summer were
Tau Gamma Kappa.
will entertain members and their friends
at • Paseover program in the parlor of
the club h
on Rowena •ffeet. A
group of •rtists from the Chord of Ju-
dea Symphony will give • musical pro-
gram.
All Jewish men and women of
the community •re invited to attend.
To
Phi Meta Club.
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FOR ALLIED DRIVE
Passover Party: ---
On Sunday evening, April 5. the Y
Stunt Night.
Lambda Omega lot• Fraternity.
Sunshine Boys.
The fraternity niet March 21. at the
home of Harold Kenn... 3040 CI,
On Sunday, M•rch 29, the boy, uth•
['nuts.
Nominations for the office of . ered at
• the Parkeide grocery on Fenkell
chancellor were held.
Election of offi• •rol Parkeide, where was carried on the
cers takes place at the nest meeting., work of •rranging basket, which were
Tw
a Irving Pleasant and Ben distributed among the needy Jewish fame
F:petein, delivered short addressee, the Ole,
A Detroit Thrte• photographer
former dwelling tin the ,object
to,:k a group picture of the club. 'fhe
nese' Eli the latter choosing
his member. •re now looking forwerd to
topic ''Advertioing
•
In All Its Phases." installation of officers to be held on Ap-
ihe next`eting will be on April 5 at ell 11.
the home of II•rold Karr, 2226 Taylor.
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°Announcement to 'Detroit Jews
Levin's Sinai Kosher Sausage Co.
Announces a
A New Factory Branch for Detroit
Located at
8227 TWELFTH STREET
(near Virginia Park)
Delivery Will Be Made Promptly
CALL EUCLID 3960
Under the supervision
of Nathan Bilansky.
Mr. Bilansky states
that he will make regu-
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fresh products daily-
made only by the Sinai
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tory.
Our products ar e
s trictly kosher and can
be used during Pa"'
over. Endorsed by the
Dtroit Rabbinical
Council.