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Music by DAVE DIAMOND and his Orchestra

ADMISSION: 50 CENTS PER PERSON

You Will Find All Your Friends Here!

A welcome home party for 10
people was given by Belle Pick-
man of LaSalle boulevard in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Rosen-
der, who just returned from their
honeymoon trip to Los Angeles,
Calif. Their trip covered Okla-
homa, Missouri, Kansas, Texas,
Arizona and New Mexico.

Mr. and Mrs. George Orley of
2966 Cortland avenue announce
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Jos-
eph, on Saturday, Dec. 23, after
which dinner was served to the
immediate family. On Sunday,
Dec. 24, a dinner for 65 relatives
and friends was given at the home
of Mrs. Orley's sister, Mrs. J.
Levenson, 2266 Gladstone. The
out-of-town guests were: Mrs. H.
Shaw and son, Graham, of Boston,
Mass., Rev. and Mrs. S. Iloffen-
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Zangwill and
son, Mr. and Mrs. D. Abelowitz
and Mrs. B. Galun, all of Toledo,
Ohio. Elias Goldberg acted as
master-of-ceremonies. Joseph Or-
ley gave a speech of appreciation
to his parents. Bridge was the
diversion of the evening.

Lena Finger of Washington,
D. C., visited her uncle, Max Ed-
wards, of 1465 Calvert avenue,
for the past two weeks and has
returned to her home.

Mrs. S. Levine of Fullerton av-
enue and her daughter, Mrs. M.
Cornfield of Dearborn, were joint,
hostesses at a bridge luncheon at I
the former's home on Saturday,:
Jan. 6. Ten tables were in play,
the proceeds to go to Zedakah.

Forty members of the Lieber-
man Family Club were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lon-
don, at their home, 3047 Calvert,
Wednesday evening, Jan. 3. The
evening was spent in card playing
and other games. A midnight
supper was served, after which a
short business meeting was held.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper are
to entertain the members at their
home at the next monthly meet-
ing.

At the last meeting of the Tau
Gamma Chi Sorority, election of
officers was held, with the follow-
ing results: Selma Jakont, presi-
dent; Ruth Jacobs, secretary-
treasurer.

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!Marriages

FINSTERWALD - MOYER

Him Miriam Finsterwald, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fins-
terwald, and Elliot H. Moyer of
Washington, D. C., son of Mrs.
Dora Moyer of Detroit, were mar-
ried on Jan. 7, at the Finsterwald
home, 1239 Chicago boulevard.
Drs. Leo Franklin and A. M.
Hershman read the services at
2:30 o'clock before • small as-
semblage. Vases of yellow roses
recorated the living room, where
the ceremony was performed.
The bride wore a gown of blond
satin, simply cut, in long, flowing
lines. She carried a bouquet of
sweetheart roses and orchids. Miss
Marian Moyer, sister of the groom,
was the bride's only attendant,
and Fred Butzel was best man.
Among the out-of-town guests
was Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel of
Washington, sister of the 'bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Moyer are spend-
ing their honeymoon in Virginia
and will be at home in Washington
after Jan. 16.

GOLDSTEIN - BLONDY
The marriage of Miss Florence
Blondy to Samuel Goldstein of
Montrose and Bay City was sol-
emnized Sunday, Dec. 31, by Dr.
Leo M. Franklin, in the presence
of the immediate families.
The bride was dressed in green
velvet. trimmed with white ermine,
and wore a green velvet hat and
carried a muff to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein will be
at home after Jan. 15 at 8100 East
Jefferson.

Zedakah Juniors.

The next meeting of Zedakah
Juniors will take place Sunday
afternoon, Jan. 14, at the borne
of Florence Golden, 1985 Pingree.
Reservations for the second an-
niversary bridge juncheon, to be
held at the Broadway Tavern on
Feb. 3, are in charge of Millie
Shugerman.

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The Aesculapian Phai-maceutical
Association, at its regular monthly
meeting held Dec. 13, in the Lex-
ington Hotel, elected the following
officers for the coming year:
President, Samuel S. Stahl. Vice-
presidents, Lon Levinson and Dr.
A. A. Zagal; treasurer, Charles H.
Tennen; secretary, Hyman Mar-
golis.
The following committee appoint-
ments were made by the new presi.
dent: Entertainment: L. Levin-
son, chairman, S. S. Stahl, R. W.
Klein, T. J, Pomerance, H. Mar-
golis, A. Koffman, Charles Tennen,
A. Boesky.
Auditing: A. Koffman, IL Mar-
golis.
Legislative: Samuel S. Stahl,
T. S. Pomerance.
Trades and Relations: S. Stahl,
L. Levinson.
Publicity: A. Boesky.
Membership: Charles Tennen,
II. Margolis,
The entertainment committee 'Is
planning several invitations for
the annual dinner-dance this year.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Solomon
Plant Trees in Palestine
in Daughter's Mentory.

Following their usual custom,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Solomon of 1676
Gladstone avenue planted trees in
Palestine for the Jewish National
Fund, in memory of their daugh-
ter, Emily, to commemorate her
Yahrzeit on Jan. 8. Emily's sud-
den death occurred several years
ago at the age of 21, and her lov-
ing parents take this means of
perpetuating her memory.

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Calendar of Events

Jan. 13—Grocery party of La-
dies' Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith
at Hotel Statler.
Jan. 14—Evening of Games of
Men's. Club of Shaarey Ze-
dek.
Jan. 14—Equality Club bridge
and dance.
Jan. 15—Council of Jewish
Women—card party at Stot-
ler.
Jan. 16—Schoolman - Schmall-
hausen debate before Temple
Beth El Forum.
Jan. 16—Meeting of Jewish
National Fund Auxiliary, at
Hotel Statler.
Jan. 21—Eva Prenzlauer card
party.
Jan. 23—Hadassah meeting, 2
p. m., Mrs. David Greenberg
of New York, guest speaker.
Ian. 23—Junior Hadassah meet-
ing at 8 p. m. at Hotel Stot-
ler.
Jan. 23—Walter Pitkin lecture
before Temple Beth El
Forum.
Jan. 24 —Five Dollar Donor
Luncheon of Woman's Aux-
iliary of United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit, at Hotel
Stotler.
Jan. 28—Zedakah dinner-dance.
Jan. 28—Sisterhood of Shaarcy
Zedek supper and entertain-
ment.
Jan. 30—Irina Skariatina lec-
ture before Beth El Forum.
Feb. 3 and 4 — Anniversary
dance and banquet, respec-
tively, in celebration of
Young Israel's tenth anni-
versary.
Feb. 6—League of Jewish Wo-
men's organizations—lunch.
eon and dramatic entertain-
ment.
Feb. 7---.Charity bridge of Aes-
culapian Ladies' Auxiliary, at
Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Feb. 8—Father and Son Dinner
and Fun Frolic of Shaarey
Zedek Men's Club.
Feb. 11.13 — Annual meetings
of affiliated agencies of Jew-
ish Welfare Federation.
Feb. 11 — Dinner and get-to-
gether of Detroit Service
Group of the Jewish Welfare
Federal ion.
Fell. 12—Card party of Sister-
rood of Shaarey Zedek.
Feb. 24—Annual donor lunch-
eon of Equality Club.
Feb. 25—Bicur Cholem Jra
Purim dance.
Feb. 28—Zedakah Donor Lunch
ton.
March 4—Shaarey Zedek Purim
dinner.
March 4—Fourth annual 110
donor luncheon of Junior
Hadassah, at Hotel Steller.
April 7-14—Pageant, "The Ro-
mance of a People," at
Olympia.
May 2—Annual $5 donor lunch.
eon of Jewish National Fund
Auxiliary.

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MRS.WILLIAM ROTH

Jan. 21—bliss Ethel Kramer, daughter of Mrs. Rose Kramer
of Windsor, Ont., to Louis S. Isaacs, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Aizikovitz of Sturtevant avenue, at Congregation Beth Abraham, I
Linwood avenue, near Fullerton. Ceremony at 6:30 p. m.

Junior Iladassah will hold a lunch-
eon rally at the Belcrest on Sun-
day, Jan. 21, at 1 o'clock noon,
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich will be
the speaker at the rally, and there
will be an interesting musical
program.
Chava Friedman is in charge of
the rally. Ruth Greenberg is
Jan. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Knoppow (Miriam Tilchin) of
chairman of the donor luncheon, 3224 Clements avenue, a daughter, Deborah Phyllis.
and Miss Anne Milstein is co-
Jan. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ginsburg (Leona Moyer) of
chairman.
16835 Normandy, a daughter.

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Engagements

The Home Relief Society will
To prepare for the annual 210
celebrate its eleventh birthday,
donor luncheon, to be held March
with a dinner-dance for members,
4, and to stimulate further inter-
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen of 607 Hague avenue announce the husbands and friends, at Club Max-
est in the event, Detroit unit of engagement of their (laughter, Freeda, to Frank Olinick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Olinick of Eaton Rapids, Mich.
A. Robiner of 3319 West Grand avenue announces the engage-
ment of his daughter, Eva, to Al Perlmutter, son of Mr. and bin,
Samuel Perlmutter. A reception will be held Jan. 14 from 7 to 11.
No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schwartz announce the engagement of their
daughter, Rose, to Sal Lundsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lundsky of
Long Island City, N. Y.
Mr. and MN. Peter Goldman of 155721 Parkside avenue an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Isabel, to Jack Rosenthal,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. D. Wax of 1953 Taylor avenue announces the engagement
of her daughter, Ruth, to Abe Zeidman.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vittes of 3769 Edison avenue announce the
betrothal of their daughter, Doris, to Leonard Schluter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Schlafer of this city, formerly of Toledo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Simon of Chicago boulevard announce the
engagement of their daughter, Phyllis, to Morris C. Schiller, son of
Mrs. Oscar C. Schiller of Covington drive.

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BIRTHDAY DINNER OF
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY

Herman A. August, Chairman of Drive, and Two Students
To Speak Sunday on Station WJBK; Professional
and Women's Groups Organized.

The opening radio program in
Various forms of approach were
the United Hebrew Schools mem- discussed by those present at the
bership campaign, now in prog- last informal meeting conducted
ress, will be heard 'over Station by Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
WJBK on Sunday afternoon, at of the schools, and Mr. August, at
5 o'clock. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
Accepting the invitation of dore Levin. At the suggestion of
Aaron Kurland, conductor of the Judge Harry B. Keidan of the
Jewish radio hour broadcast weekly Wayne Circuit Court, teams are
from that station, the membership being organized to solicit member-
campaign committee has arranged ships in the downtown office build-
for a talk by its chairman, Herman ings along professional lines, and
A. August, who in turn will intro- a sub-committee consisting of
duce two of the children attending Theodore Levin, David J. Cohen
the schools to speak on behalf of and Nathan L. Milstein, was ap-
pointed to organize these teams.
the student body.
"None in my opinion is as well A first meeting of the men com-
posing these teams was held on
qualified to speak of the schools as Thursda at the Barium Hotel.

those attending them daily and So of
of physicians will be
gaining from their curricula knowl-
under the leadership of Dr. Perry
edge that gives them the Jewish
background so necessary today," P. Burnatine, who, with Mrs. Burn-
said Mr. August, in explaining his stine, volunteered to organize a
reasons for introducing students special sub-committee for this pur-
pose.
on the program. "The two chil-
Following an appeal by Mr.
dren we have chosen are: Bertha
Cohen, one of the outstanding August to the women, whose "ef-
fective
work," he said, "has been
students of the graduating class,
who has attended the institution displayed in the many auxiliaries
and
sisterhoods
in connection with
for the last seven years, whose
home is many miles from the various movements of local and
national
character,"
a women's
school which she attends and her
record of attendance has never- group was formed consisting of
Mrs.
Harry
B.
Keidan,
Mrs. Theo-
theless been perfect; and Henry
Ehrlich, the son of Mr. and Mrs. dore Levin, Mrs. Perry P. Burn-
Joseph H. Ehrlich, who likewise stine, Miss Jeanette Steinberg and
lives far from the school he at- Mrs. Harry Kraft, who are ar-
tends and has not only maintained ranging a meeting at which defin-
i plans will be formulated by
a fine record of attendance, butte
has taken a leading part in the them.
activities of the schools.
Both
A. M. Pregerson, president of
are indeed qualified to speak for the schools, has issued an appeal
their fellow students and for the to all workers, stressing the im-
portance of completing the mem-
schikociodbiL nal features of the ra- bership campaign as speedily as
dio broadcast will be musical se- possible, not only to obtain im-
lections by Cantor Jacob Sonen- mediate financial results, but also
klar, accompanied by Miss Della not to interfere with other activi-
Tobin. Rabbi Leon Fram will be ties being planned both by the
presented in the question and schools and other organizations,
answer period. for the near future.

PRENZLAUER GROUP 1SEVERAL ZIONIST
DANSANT ON JAN. 27 GROUPS PROPOSE
TO FORM COUNCILI
A change in plans was made

by the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
At a meeting of representatives
Aid, and a bridge dansant to be of Zionist Revisionists, Mizrachi
an event of Saturday night, Jan. Youth, Masada, Laudau Mix-
27, will be given at Hotel Tuller, rachi Hatzoir and Young Israel
organizations, held on Jan. 4, it
was decided to call a special con-
ference of representatives of all
Zionist organizations in the city
for the purpose of:
1. "Organizing a Zionist coun-
cil consistinr of representatives
of all Zionist organizations in De-
troit, to co-ordinate all Zionist
activities in the city and to pro-
mote the welfare of Zionism and
the spirit of co-operation among
Zionist groups and parties.
2. "Organizing a united protest
action against the British policies
in Palestine. In connection with
this activity, the representatives
assembled at the conference felt
that such action can be effective
only when every organization will
join it; and, if the national or-
ganizations do not start such ac-
tion, Detroit Jewry will initiate
this important step and the lead-
ers will follow."
The conference elected two
representatives from each organi-
zation present on the temporary
committee for the organization of
• United Zionist Council in Detroit.
Louis Panush was elected tempor-
ary chairman of the committee,
and Miss Hay& Devis, temporary
secretary.
The special conference was held
MRS. HENRY ROSEN
Jan. 11, at the Byron and Phila-
instead of the bridge formerly an- delphia hall.
nounced. Bob Cruzet and Ma
Cotton Club Orchestra will fur-
nish the music and entertainment-
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity antetheod,
Aid renders aid to expectant
mothers who cannot afford hospi- I nn'kt7:11=1•:!thn
th.
st*11.1.1
club room Of the Unsfeette.
talization and medical care. Dur- tjm
oe
. Jut. II. the mew-
ing the last year, through the Mal- Deed will hold 'a nerd
card4 party In the assembly
visa "Mother" Klein Memorial hall Mere .111 be ref mahatmas and prat.
On ?neuter afternoon. Jan. n, the El.,
Fund, the tonsilectomy cases of
hood hold • bride* aortal is
male
needy children were taken care of hall et the greener. There Mil ifs the enter-
tammentae4
mireehreents.
by this group. Investigations of
On !Yana, mettle, Jam 73. the fisterttoad
all cases me done through the .mIota a pew all, month., to 'hub so
et the Steurtmod contrmation non
Jewish Social Service Bureau. The another,
thatheriel ate melts.
confinement cases are cared for
On Fen a lee tanersnetthe order the an.
through the Woman's Hospital, flew
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where Dr. Harry Kirschbaum is in tin
attendance, and the tonsilectomy thn. •
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cases are cared for through the I Inn. Em ( *Re Math Further *than .ill M
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office of Dr. Edward J. Levitt.
Mesdames Meyer Fenkel and
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L i! Jew II, Me .no nos all Mil
Nat Holden are co-chairmen.
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For tickets call Mrs. Harry K.
natellecteal lannenet.
Rosen., Clairmount 0544. Tickets
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are also obtainable at the door.
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B'NAI MOSHE NOTES

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Bloomers

ine, on Wednesday night, Jan. 31.
The committee in charge, headed
by Mrs. William Roth and Mrs.
Robert Kallman, plans ninny novel
attractions in addition to the reg-
ular floor show which is a feature
of the Club Maxine.
Eleven years ago, eight women
organized the Home Relief Society
for the purpose of giving imme-
diate relief to the needy. Mrs.
Harry Shulman was the first presi-
dent and for nine years gave libel..
ally of her time and strength,
guiding the destinies of this or-
ganization, until it became one of
the outstanding groups function-
ing in this community.
Mrs. Al Weisman became the
next president, taking over her
duties during the severe economic
depression, and with the co-opera-
tion of all the members, was able
to keep up the tradition of the
Home Relief Society, that of giv-
ing immediate relief, then follow-
ing up the cases, giving whatever
further help was needed. Many
people were given glasses, correc-
tive shoes, braces, crutches, teeth,
medical supplies. The Home Re-
lief Society now numbers over 200
members.
Mrs. Al Weisman was unani-
mously re-eltcted president.
For reservations for the eleventh
birthday dinner-dance, call Mrs.
Roth, Townsend 8-6027, or Mrs.
Kalhnan, Hogarth 6656.

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EAT OUT
TONIGHT

Arrangements have been com-
pleted for the ninth annual infers!
dance of the Junior Hadassah Club
of Windsor, which is to take place
at the Shaer Hashomayini Syna-
gogue, East Giles boulevard, Wind-
O
sor, nt.,
on Sunday evening,

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A popular orchestra will furnish
the music, and the committee in
charge has arranged for several
novelty dance numbers to add to
the enjoyment of the evening.
Those lending their patronage
are: Mayor and Mrs. D. A. Croll,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rabinowitz of
Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Win-
ston, Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmier, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Baum, Mr. and
Mrs. S. Gordenker.
The committee reports a good
sale of tickets.

Delicatessen Specials:.

Young Steer

Pickled Tongues, 12c lb.
Frankfurters - - 18c lb.

There is only one Boesky Bros
store— we ■
are not connected
with any other store bearing •
similar name.

Boesky Bros.

DANCES AT CENTER
EVERY SATURDAY

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MADISON 9751

Dances every Saturday and Sun.
day evening will feature the Jew-
ish Community Center social sea-
son, which begins Jan. 13, accord-
ing to bliss Ella Vera Feldman,
executive director.
" D ances will be hel d in our lar ge
new gymnas ium, wher e we have a
fine dance floor, plenty of space, an
excellent orchestra, and a warm
welcome awaiting every Jewish
young man and woman," says Miss
Feldman. "The first two dances
of tiv. season will be held Saturday,
Jan. 13, and Sunday, Jan. 14, be-
ginning at 8:30 p. m."
Admission to the dances is 25
cents for members and 35 cents for
non-members. The Jewish Com.
murky Center is located at Hol-
brook and Woodward avenues,

Gifts to North End Clinic.

North End Clinic has received
a contribution in memory of Mer-
man Finsterwald from Dr. Benton
I. Marks; and a contribution from
a bridge club.

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is a house without a flaw!"
Ct..4omer—"My gosh, what do
you walk on?"

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