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MAY CELEBRATION

Featherweight
and Easy toWear

While devoting all its efforts to
final preparations for its seventh
annual concert, the Detroit lialevy-
liazomir Singing Society has accep-
ted the invitation of the workers'
groups of Detroit to participate in
their annual May Day.
Unlike previous years, when the
various workers' clubs celebrated
separately, this year will find a
combined celebration of all organ-
izations, and as the representatives
of the Jewish group, the Ilalevy-
Hazomir will sing several numbers
under the direction of William Cay-
man, associate conductor of the or-
ganization.
At the last meeting of the execu-
tive group it was also decided to
send delegates to the annual con-
vention at Battle Creek, April 13-
16, of the Michigan Federation of
Music Clubs, which the Halevy re-
cently joined. The Detroit Halevy
representation includes: Prof. E.
Zaludkowski, musical director of
the organization; Eugene Franz-
blau, president, William Klein, Mr,'
and Mrs. F. Alterman and J. Bis-
tritsky.
Because of the Passover holiday,
rehearsals this coming week will
be held on Monday and TueSelay
evenings, April 18 and 19, and next
week on Mnoday and Thursday,
April 25 and 28.

SHETZER TO SPEAK
OVER RADIO SUNDAY

Simon Shetzer, president of the
Wholesale Merchants Bureau of the
Detroit Board of Commerce, will be
the principal speaker next Sunday,
April 17, on the Jewish Radio
Forum Hour, broadcast over Sta-
tion WJBK from 5 to 5:30 p. m.
Ile will discuss "The Economic
Status of the Jewish, Middleman."
Mr. Shetzer has been active for
many years in the wholesale and
credit business, is a former presi-
dent of the Wholesale Dry-Goods
and Apparel Credit Association and
has a thorough knowledge of the
subject. He is president of the
Men's Club of Congregation Shaar-
ey Zedek and is a former president
of the Zionist District of Detroit.
The musical program will feature
Miss Rhoda Zahavie, singer of Jew-
ish Folk music, who will make her
first concert appearance in Detroit
within a few weeks. She will be
accompanied by Edith Shoob.
Aaron Kurland, chairmen of the
Jewish Radio Forum, will be in
charge of the program.

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. B. Zalla of 2038 Gladstone avenue announce th
engagement of their daughter, Goldie, to Julius Hirschman, son o
Mrs. Anna Hirschman of 1980 West Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Tushman of 2988 Sturtevant avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Fay, to Dr. Nathaniel L. Feldman,
son of Mrs. Jacob Feldman of Gladstone avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg announce the engagement of
their daughter, Maxine Dorothy, to Darvin M. Fielding, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Fielding of Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Sadie A. Hoffman of 3746 Tyler avenue announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Lucille, to George Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Brown of 629 Belmont.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Freedman of Grand avenue announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Ann, to Robert N. Bernstein, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bernstein of Collingwood avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fried of 2654 Richton avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lena, to Samuel Schwartz, son of
Harry Schwartz of Brooklyn, N. Y.

PLEA ON PASSOVER
FOR LOCAL YESHIVA

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PURITY CARD PARTY
SATURDAY EVENING

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A LEADER CLEANED
RUG IS DIFFERENT .. .

A card party to be held Satur-
day evening, April 16, at, the Fort
Wayne Hotel, is holding the at-
tention of Purity Chapter No. 369,
0. E. S. At that time the popular

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, Wedding Calendar

April 17—Miss Freida Holdengraber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Adolph Holdengraber, to Dr. Nathan II. Moss.

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MRS. HERBERT WALLACE

Purity review, "An Evening in the
DOMESTICS
Gay Nineties," will be repeated by
(MANED i"4
"
special request. The Floradora
Sextette will be led by Mrs. Mary
Wallace, and all of the original
cast will be included. A midnight
April 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Antman (Lillian Weingardenlo
lunch will be served after the per-
2075 Oakman boulevard, a son, Sheldon Lee.
formance.
April 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nyman of 11355 North Martindale,
Monday evening, April 25, is
the date of the annual meeting and
a daughter, Shirley.
election
of officers for the ensu
April 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Allen Abramson (Anne Miller) of 2708
ing year. The meeting will be
Sturtevant, a son, Daniel.
For the first time in three years,
opened
promptly
at 745 p. m.
April 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lober of 1653 Lee Place, a daugh-
Palestine Matzos are now avail-
We believe we are rendering a type of automobile service
ter, Maralyn.
able in Detroit.
April 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schlossberg (Betty Kroll) of 11340
S. Chesluk of Chesluk's Book
that makes every "customer" a"friend."
Store, 8663 Twelfth street, an-
Dexter boulevard, a son, Donald Seymour.
nounces that he has just received
April 3—To Mr. and Mrs. Julius A. Weisman of 653 Englewood
a fresh shipment of Matzos from
On Tuesday evening April 12, the
avenue, a daughter, Marilyn. '
Palestine. He states that this
March 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ball of 3253 Leslie, a Men's Club of Congregation B'nai
year's sale of Matzos is in the
Moshe
was organized for the pur-
daughter, Iris Dianne.
form of an experiment, and that
pose of bringing the men of the
future sales will depend on this
Jewish community into closer con-
year's response. It Is urged that
tact with themselves and with the
those who recognize the import-
Congregation.
Now Conveniently Located :5
ance of patronizing Palestinian in-
Officers for the ensuing year were
A crown and brim of
dustries should buy these matzos .
elected as follows: William Miller,
The fifth annual dance of the
president; David Berger, vice-presi-
tucks, with a pert little
Ben Bey A. C. will take place at
SELIGSON—SIDDER
t
10 years eeperience In
Between Co r tland an d Stur t evan
dent; Sidney White, secretary; Jo-
Book Cadillac Hotel, Sunday
the Auto Butanes.
tilt, makes one of the
40 Unemployed Men Appeal the
Miss Constance Ruth Sidder, seph Brown, treasurer.
Mother's Day will be celebrated
evening, April 24.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, David M.
Advisory, membership and enter-
for Passover Dishes, and
cutest hats of the season.
Sam Lapinsky, chairman of the this year on May 8, and those who
Sidder of Calvert avenue, was tainment committees have been ap-
for Clothing.
dance committee, announces that wish to honor mothers or other
married Sunday noon to Dr. David pointed.
Forty unemployed men, housed more than 400 tickets have already loved ones in a truly beautiful way
Seligson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Among the activities planned is
may
do
so
through
the
plan
pre-
at 640 Farnsworth, the old Farns- been sold.
Ole B. J. Foerch and his Olean- sented by the Jewish National Seligson, at the home of her par- that of having prominent persons
worth Talmud Torah, are appealing
Millinery—Third Floor.
ents.
Dr.
Leo
M.
Franklin
and
In
the religious, social and political
ders
of
Station
WWJ,
will
furnish
Fund of planting trees in Palestine
for dishes and clothing for Pass-
over. Joseph Streamer is in charge the music.
either in honor of the living or in Rabbi A. M. Hershman performed fields, address the organization
the
ceremony,
after
which
a
din-
from
time to time.
Members
of
the
committee
are
of the house and has issued the
memory of the departed loved
ner was given for the immediate
The next meeting of the club will
appeal. Telephone calls made at Sam Lapinsky, chairman; Al Saltz- ones.
be
held
at the congregation, Dexter
family.
A
reception
was
held
at
Glendale 55517-W., which will be man, co-chairman; Sam Dubrinaky,
In this manner it is possible to
turned over to the men, will be M. Klayman, M. Weiner, Dr. Max advance the work of Palestine re- the bride's home in the afternoon boulevard at Lawrence, Tuesday,
April
26,
at 8:30 p. m. All men
and
evening
for
relatives
and
Seidman, M. Surath and J. Surath. construction and at the same time
promptly attended to.
interested are invited to attend.
to perpetuate the names of those friends.
A Meaningless Question.
The bride wore a white angel-
loved or whose memory is held
JEWS PARTICIPATE IN
N-
-
skin lace dress and a large white
There is nothing as light as the sun!
dear.
DETROIT
CIVIC
OPERA
O-CHifIlH$
tic . d ..%,
A tree may be planted at the drooping hair hat. She carried a
, ....s.wtruseteontsoottetititteiCallitlitliiiXifitOffithOCHICH
bouquet of white lilacs. The room
Detroit Civic Opera, of which cost of $1.50. Checks may be
Thaddeus Wronski is executive and mailed to Mrs. Eli Sachse, 1526 was banked with palms and flow-
The annual Aesculapian dinner-
producing director, now present- Virginia Park, chairman fit the ers.
dance, held' Wednesdayevening at
ing a number of operas at Orches - tree planting committee of the
DORF—GOLDENER
The Chalet, Eight-Mile Road and
tra Hall, features many Jewish National Fund Council, or to Mrs.
DURING THE ENTIRE WEEK OF
Gratiot avenue, was another out-
singers in the choruses and three Frank Wetsman, 3035 Elmhurst,
chairman of the Jewish National, Goldener,
The marriage
of Miss
R. standing success. More than 400
daughter
of Sarah
Mr. and
in leading roles.
In "Tome,' presented Thursday Fund committee of Hadassah.
Mrs. M. Goldener, to Ben Dorf, Jewish druggists and their friends
evening, leading roles were taken
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dorf, took attended the affair, over which
by Edith Sauls and Mitchel Cowan.
place on Sunday, April 10. The Fred Stritt acted as master of cere-
Mr. Cowan will also appear in
ceremony was solemnized by monies.
The committee in charge of ar-
'Madam Butterfly' next Thursday
Rabbi E. Aishiskin at 6 p. m. at
Serving those popular Pesachdic Dishes with
A Superfluous Question.
rangements included Herbert Gur-
evening.
the bride's residenrce.
Matzoh n'everything
...:
vis, Samuel S. Stahl, Morton Siege1,1 -
The following Jewish singers are
The bride wore an eggshell satin
NO
MATZOH
ON THE MARKET COM-
Harry Liebson Lew Levenson,
featured in the choruses.
p
hi
sa sliers.
go w n with matcntin
Leah Bolhover, Doris Sperling,
In the presence of 400 friends H er veil was of rog s epointe lace George Jackson, Hyman Margolis
PARES WITH MANISCHEWITZ MATZOH
Helen Vahl Cowan, Regina Lachs, and relatives, the officers of the caught with orange blossoms at and other members of the Aesculap-
ians, the Jewish pharmaceutical 02.
Ruth Gassman, Marion Gordon, newly formed Ladies' Auxiliary of
It's no wonder that discriminating people pre-
the sides of the lace cap. She fraternity.
Nelle Bookstein, Edith Sauls, Rose Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218 of
carried a bouquet of white roses
fer Manischewitz Matzoh, Farfel,
A feature of the event was the
Waxman, Sally Sweetwine, Mollie the American Legion were installed
tier
with
satin
ribbon.
presentation to each guest of a bag
Matzoh Meal, etc.
Smolensky, Helen Rosenberg, Mit- last Wednesday evening, April 6,
Boesky products are served in the finest homes
The
maid
of
honor
was
Miss
and
of
valuable
drugs,
and
150
prizes
chell
Cowan,
Samuel
Gordon
by the most discriminating hostesses. Times have
in the recreation room at Jericho
Selma Goldener, who wore • peach were also distributed.
Ida Rosenthal.
changed—it's smart to be thrifty—and true thrift
Temple.
chiffon gown and carried a bou-
means getting the finest quality and the greatest
M embers of the Ladies' Auxili- quet of roses and sweet peas.
quantity at the lowest price. We are not magicians
ary Beaudry Post took charge of
Evelyn Shirley Cohen, niece of MUSIC STUDY CLUB'S
and there's to trick to our ability to sell delica-
the installation ceremonies and the bride, was flower girl.
JUNIOR-SENIOR MEET
tessen at greatly reduced prices. Our tremendous
At the last board meeting of the also directed the work of induction
CAD. 9820
Sam Dorf, brother of the groom,
1352 DIVISION ST.
buying power is the answer.
organization plans were formulated of new members. Those conferr-
The
Music Study Club will hold
served
as
best
man.
for the annual celebration of the ing the work were Mrs. Hazel
annual
junior-senior
meeting
=
Jackie
Gersuk,
nephew
of
the
its
Parody Seder, or Third Seder, Sat- Smith, Mrs. Margaret McDermott,
Free Delivery — Phone Empire 1-0753
on Saturday afternoon, April 16,
urday evening, April 23, at the Mrs. Lillian Nelson, Mrs. Rose groom, was ring-bearer.
After the ceremony supper was at the Y. W. C. A. Building, Mont-
Byron-Philadelphia Hall. A humor, Stadola, Mrs. Amy Davidson and
served, following which Mr. and calm and Witherell streets. Les-
oua parody of the four questions, Mrs. Margaret Blondell.
Mrs. Dorf left on a motor trip to ter Baker, president of the junior
the four sons of the Hagadah, etc.,
Mrs. Fred W. Lyons took charge
A National Reputation for Dependability
i s being prepared. Elijah will ap- of the meeting and installation Chicago. They will be at home group, will greet the guests. A
Stands Behind These
paper on Afro-American compos-
pear and bring greetings from Jews and explained the aims and pur- after April 1 at 2705 Cortland.
ers will be read by Dorothy Magid-
all over the world. Louis and Ber- poses of the American Legion
sohn.
Others
participating
in
the
nard Panush, who will be guests auxiliaries. The following were
UPTOWN
GLASSMAN—MITNICK
DOWNTOWN
program will be Vizis Seltzer,
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
The marriage of Miss Fay Mit-
harpist; Janet Sloman, pianist;
Panush, will participate. More de- installed:
Mrs. Mary Rodin, president; nick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Cor.
Hazelwood
Irwin Clamage, trumpeter, accom-
tails
will
be
announced
in
the
next
Bet. Michigan and State
Mrs. Rae Sevin, first vice-presi- William Slitnick of 3233 Elmhurst
panied by Lois Trigg; Elaine Co-
issue.
avenue,
to
Al
Glassman,
son
of
OttOttttutitmtww}0.
dent;
Mrs.
Eva
Zussman,
second
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IOACIL:
han, pianist; Melba Sklar, reader,
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vice-president; Mrs. Sara Jacob- Mrs. Sarah Glassman of 3295 Elm-
accompanied by Carol !Gnash;
i son, secretary; Mrs. Pauline Pep- hurst, was solemnized at 3 o'clock
David Salzenstein, vicalist; Doro-
per treasurer; Mrs. Ida Winkle- on Sunday, April 10, at the bride's
thy Fleisher, danseuse, and Leon-
man, chaplain; Mrs. Sara Rubin, home. Rabbi E. Aishiskin per-
ard and Raymond Rosenman, who
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Goldie Ru- formed the ceremony.
will play a piano duet. Leonard
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The bride was lovely in a beige
Rosenman will act as chairman of
PRESERVES
crepe
gown
and
carried
a
corsage
publicity director.
the
day.
Mrs.
J.
Magidsohn
is
-
Following the installation of of- of tea roses.
Of selected fruit and cane sugar only.
counselor of the junior group.
ficers and the initiation of new
Affairs in honor of the bride in-
The rich, natural lusciousness of fine
members the meeting was turned eluded a miscellaneous shower for
fruits is preserved.
over to Mrs. Mary Rodin, who 50 guests given by the groom's B'NAI MOSHE Y. P. A.'s
thanked the members of Beaudry mother, Mrs. Glassman, at her
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The highest quality honey obtainable.
enatss enwteerr e- given
frhees rhemw
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at the Detroit-Leland Hotel
Plans for the annual spring
Excellent for every purpose for which
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the bride's sister, Mrs. Samuel frolic of the Young People's Auxil-
honey is used.
served.
S. Stahl; a personal shower for 30
Short addresses were made by guests was given by the Misses iary of Congregation B'nai Moshe,
Sheriff Henry Behrendt and Judge Sadie Diskin and Edith Glassman to be held in the main ballroom of
Other Rokeach Products—
the synagogue, Dexter and Law-
Charles Rubiner. Miss Betty at 3231 Elmhurst.
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER
rence, Sunday evening, May 1, are
Carlo's entertainers and Babe
nearing completion. Inasmuch as
'Rokeach Kosher Nyafat
Brown, American Legion mascot,
BRAMER—ARONOFF
the spring frolic is the outstanding
contributed towards the entertain-
'Rokeach Kosher Passover Oil
Miss Nettie Aronoff, formerly social event of the season, the or-
ment of the evening.
of Detroit, was married April 10
•Kokeach Kosher Soap
Twenty members were initiated to Abe Bremer, at the Argonaut ganization is exerting every pos-
'Rokeach Kosher Scouring Powder
sible effort towards making this
into the auxiliary and it was Hotel, Denver, Colo.
event a brilliant success. The deco-
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pointed out that the wives, daugh-
rations will adhere to the spring-
ters and sisters of Legionnaires
.Rokeach Kosher Silver Polish
ROSENTHAL—MARGOLIS
time motif.
were eligible for membership and
in Powder or Cream
Miss Sadie Margolis, daughter
Charley Moran's Harmony
were urged to affiliate. The next of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Margolis of
ROKOH—For Porcelain, Enamel and
meeting is to be held at Jericho 3290 Rochester avenue, Detroit, Kings have been engaged to fur-
Tile
Temple on Wednesday evening, and Sam Rosenthal, son of Mrs. nish music for this occasion. Tick-
ets may be secured from members
I April 13, at 8 p. m.
Anna Rosenthal of Pittsburgh, at the door. For further informa-
For Sale at all Groceries
were married Sunday, Starch 20, tion call Miss Mollie Freedman,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
in Pittsburgh. The immediate secretary, Northlawn 7782. or
families were present.
Superbly furred — ingeniously styled — they're
obtain these products in your
II you
Harry Gunsberg, president, Uni-
The
bride
was
lovely
in
a
sheer
g orgeously
•icinity please writ. us and !we will see Hut
MAGNIFICENT in every detail, because they were
versity 2-4003.
trimmed
crepe gown of gray trimmed in
you are supplied
made to sell for SO MUCH MORE THAN THIS
with
The Young People's Auxiliary blue, with accessories of gray. She
PRICE! No exceptions! No reservations! EVERY
of Congregation B'nai Moshe will wore roses and lilies of the valley.
I. ROKEACH & SONS, INC.
meet Sunday, April 17, at 4 p. m. A wedding dinner followed the
FINER COAT goes for just $37.95.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
•Trade Marls
in the clubrooms at Lawrence and ceremony, with covers placed for
Ref. U. S. Pat. Off.
Dexter. 45 guests.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Benjamin
Gold-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rosenthal
are
re-
Elaborate plans are under way
stein of Ottawa Drive have re-
for the annual spring frolic rolled- aiding in Pittsburgh.
turned to their home from a two
uled for Sunday, May 1, in the
months' sojourn at the Everglades
ballroom of the synagogue. Music
Hotel in Miami, Fla. Miss Mil-
will be furnished by Charlie RABBIS CONSULTED BY
dred Goldstein, a student at the
Moran's Harmony Kings. Danc-
U. of M., has arrived home to
COMPLETE SIZE RANGE
S.
LEVINE,
SINAI
HEAD
ing from 8:30 p. m. to 1 a. m.
spend the spring vacation with her
Plans for the Mother's Day pro-
For Misses, sizes 14 to 20. For Women sizes 36 to 50.
S. Levine, proprietor of the Si- parents.
gram. May 8, are being completed.
nai
Kosher
Sausage
Co.
of
Chi-
with Rabbi Moses Fischer of the
COATS--Fifth Floor.
Mrs. N. H. Blumrosen and small
congregation as principal speaker. cago, was in Mt. Clemens last
The "Fifteen Cent Social" held week and was a guest at the Krae- daughter Barbara have returned
from Miami, Fla., where they
April 10 was a success and the mer Kosher Hotel.
3317 COLLINGWOOD AVENUE
Mr. Levine also visited in De- spent the winter months.
board of directors will make ar-
Near Dexter Boulevard
rangements to run similar affairs. troit, and during his stay here
was
the
who
Mrs. Rays Lewis,
The history Bible class under I consulted with local rabbis con-
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murry
LONGFELLOW
4582
cerning
the
question
of
kashruth
the direction of Rabbi Fisher will
Wolfman for several days, has re-
River and Clifford.

PALESTINE MATZOS
NOW ON SALE HERE

Yeshiva Beth Judah of Pingree
and Woodrow Wilson this week
renewed its appeal for funds, and
warned Detroit jewry that unless
aid is forthcoming the school is in
danger of closing.
Yeshiva officials stated that ap-
peals will be made in synagogues
preceding Haskorath Neshomoth,
on the last day of Passover, Thurs-
day, April 28. It is pointed out
that the Yeshiva has a "chazakah"
—preference for an appeal—on
this day, such appeals having been
made on Achron shel Pesach in all
congregations for the past four
years.
The appeal is under the super-
vision of the board of directors of
Yeshiva Beth Judah and of the
Vaad Ilorabonim.

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B'NAI MOSHE MEN'S
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