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illEVETROIT,AnglaiRONICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DRY
CLEANING
—DEBATERS ARE LED
BY SHAAREY ZEDEK
DEBATERS ARE LED
BY SHAAREY ZEDEK
-EAST-E R.
—
Philomathic Holds Second
Place in the Forensic
League.
Brighten .p your Spring
. Nowt . . . for
Wardrobe
over 20 years Detroiters have
Chosen Forest for Quality
and service.
Ladies'
Dresses or
Coats
Men's
Suits or
Topcoats
Vitalized
Dry Cleaned
and
Hand Finished
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Dry Cleaned
and
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PARTS OF DETROIT and SUBURBS
Enjoy the True Spirit
of Passover at
33 S. Gratiot Ave.
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
There is no longer any necessity of inflicting upon the
Jewish woman the household drudgery attending the observ-
ance of Passover. The entire family may spend the holiday
at Elkin Hotel for less than it would cost at home. This is
without even considering the splendid services, convivial
companionship, wholesome, delicious food, and charming
environment we offer you.
Mrs. Samuel Elkin
OF THE ORIGINAL ELKINS
Founders of the Elkins Hotel, Prop.
Make reservations now by writing immediately, or
phone Mt. Clemens 135
Note: Mrs. Samuel Elkin has no connection with any other
hotel in Mt. Clemens.
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AT YOUR GROCER'S
Leading Detroit Cantors to Appear
as Soloists.
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sic and folksongs has been ar-
ranged for this occasion.
The following will be individual
•
• s an
soloist
d
L. Greenblatt, "V'Shomru"; A.
A. Rosenfeld, "Mogon Ovos"; S.
Mogill, "L'Dovid Mizmor"; R. Spi-
l
Mr and Mrs. Max Grabowsky of 107 Winona avenue, Flighlan
Park, announce the engagement of their daughter, Herma :Maxine,
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f
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to Herbert Sidney F rank, son of Mr.
Farrand Park, Highland I'ark. Mr. rank is a Culver graduate an
both attended the University of Michigan. Miss Grabowsky is a men -
bar of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority, and Mr. Frank belongs to Sigma
Alpha Mu Fraternity. At home Sunday, March 25, from 4 to 10.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund reports an
additional 100 pledges brought in
by the different workers at a corn-
mi ttee meeting held at the home
of Mrs. L. Miller on Blaine ant-
Engagements
H im elh ocia
Mr. and Sirs. Philip Sanrel of Rochester, N. Y., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Kathryn, to Leon Syner, son of Mr.
and Sirs. Isadore Syner of Glynn Court.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Friedland announce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen, to Louis I'erchikoff, son of Aron Perchikoff.
Mrs. Minnie Rosen of 3240 Rochester avenue announces the
engagement of her daughter, Fay Leah, to Samuel Si. Robiner, son
of Abraham Robiner of 3319 West Grand avenue, at a reception
given for 300 guests on March 11 in the Green Room of the Book-
Cadillac Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dworkin of 9102 Russell street announce the
engagement of their daughter, Jean, to Sidney Katchem, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Katchem of Minneapolis, Minn. The wedding will
STANDINGS
W. L. Pts.
Shaarey Zedek 3 0 12
8
1
2
I hilomathic
6
1
2
B'nai David
5
2
1
Beth El
1
2
0
Jewish Center
2 0
0
B'nai Moshe
Scoring its third consecutive
victory of the season, Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek's debating
team, upholding the affirmative of
take place in June.
the proposition, "Resolved, that,
Mrs. Ida Goldsmith of 237 Alger avenue announces the engage-
in view of the Nazi persecutions
ment of her daughter, Rayetta, to Aaron Sonenisky, son of Mr. and
of Jews in Germany, an organized
Mrs. Morris Sonenisky of 2931 Clements avenue.
boycott of German goods on the
part of American Jews is desir-
able," clinched a place in the De-
' trait Jewish Debating League'
championship finals and at least
a tie for first place in the season's
standings by virtue of a 3 to 0
decision over B'nai David's nega-
March 18—Miss Rose Margolis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
tive squad last Sunday afternoon
Margolis of 2604 Leslie avenue, to George Zalman, son of Mr. an 1
at the B'nai David Synagogue.,
Mrs.
Samuel Zalnian of 15906 Normandy avenue, at Book-Cadillac
B'nai David, previously undefeat-
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ed, dropped to third place as a
Hotel.
March 18—Miss Idabel' Snitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
result. Shaarey Zedek was repre-! rack, "In Cheder"; J. Silverman,
seated by Geeraldine Bremen, Jer- "Habet"; II. Cohen, "Ato Yotzar- Snitz of 8717 Beaubien, to Morris Varkle, son of Mrs. Sarah Varkle
ome Levin and Marvin W. Reider, to"; J. H. Sonenklar, "Shma."
of 2690 Boston boulevard. Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal will officiate.
while Philip Mushaltz, Annabelle In addition, the following selec-
March 25—Miss Avis II. Rice, sister of Mr. and Sirs. Paul Rose
Tarlo and Fred Gattegno were 1 tions will be sung by the group: of 3318 Calvert avenue, to Lawrence L. Kaplan, son of Sir. and Mrs.
The I Lewandowski's "Mah Tovu," Paul
B'nai David's speakers.
Barney Kaplan of this city.
judges were Emanuel BerlatskY, Discount's "Yiru Ejnejnu," "Gold-
March 25—Miss Rae Blanche Fogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
educational director of the Jewish stein's "Chavti ," Moldayswy's Hyman Fogel of Hazelwood avenue, to Julius Klempner, son of Mr.
Community Centers, and Albert "Ilovu Ladoshem," B. Schor's and Mrs. Jacob Klempner of Brush street.
Summer and Hervey Bielfield, at- "Omnom Ken," Zilbert's "Gott
torneys. Fun Avrohom" and "Achejnu."
In another league contest held Solo parts in these selections will
at 8 p. m. on the evening of the be taken by H. Cohen, S. Glantz,
same day at Temple Beth El, I. Hertz, A. Rosenfeld, .1. Skolnick
trio and J. Sonenklar.
Philomathic's affirmative
downed Temple Beth El's nega-
! tive team by a 2 to 1 judge's vote.
March 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stolsky (Jean Zalla) of
As a result of its victory, Philo-
L060 Hazelwood avenue, a daughter, Rhoda Lee.
mathic forged to second place and
March 10—To Mr. and Sirs. Jack Kurland (Freda Goldman of
, is in position to qualify for the
Memphis, Tenn.) of 1975 Tuxedo avenue, a son, Leonard Malcolm.
championship finals. Nathan Mil-
To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Goldsmith of 2916 Cortland, a daugh-
stein, attorney, Milton Ross and
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the ter, Barbara.
Rabbi Max Weine acted as judges
Pisgah
Lodge
will
sponsor
an
en-
of this debate.
tertaining program on Monday,
These two encounters, together
March 19, at a joint meeting of
with a clash between the Jewish Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith and
Centers and B'nai Moshe teams
to take place this week-end, com-
Starch 18—Cantor's Association concert at Emanuel Synagogue.
prise the third round of league
March 18-44 donor dinner of B'nai David Ladies' Auxiliary.
preliminary contests. One more
March 18—Lecture by Goldie Meyerson before Pioneer
Women's Organization, at Hotel Stetter, at 3 p. m.
round, scheduled for the week of
March 19—Northwestern Branch of Jewish Old Folks' Home.
March 25, remains to be held. At
Starch 19—Home Relief Society.
the conclusion of the preliminary
March 20—Jewish National Fund Auxiliary, at 2 p. m., at
series, the two teams ranking first
Stotler.
March 20—Zionist Organization of Detroit. Symposium on
and second in the standings with
Central Theme: "The Way Out: A Formula of Amity
respect to points earned and de-
Between Jew and Gentile." Speakers, Dr. Augustus
bates won and lost will meet in
a championship contest for the
Reccord, Rabbi Leon Fram and Philip Slomovitz.
March 20—Annual donor luncheon of Pioneer Women's Or-
Simon Shetzer trophy, which will
serve as a grand climax to the
ganization, at Hotel Stetter,
RABBI ELMER BERGER
March 25—Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai Moshe, supper
league season. Shaarey Zedek ,
thus far undefeated and unscored the Ladies Auxiliary, at the Mac-
and card party.
April 1—Ninth annual concert of Halevy-Ilazomir Singing
upon, will be one of the ranking cabee Building. Ruth Metzger of
contenders, and either B'nai the Auxiliary and Aaron Rosen-
Society, at Orchestra Hall.
David or Philomathic will be the berg of Pisgah Lodge, presiding
April 1—Graduation exercises at Oakland branch of United
other, depending upon the out- officers of their respective organi-
Hebrew Schools.
come of their meeting in the zations, have planned a series of
April 1—Graduation exercises at Tuxedo-Holmur branch of
April 2—Graduation exercises at Oakland branch of United
joint programs of which this is the
fourth round.
April 2—Graduation exercises at Tuxedo-Ilolmur branch of
first.
The feature of Monday's pro-
United Hebrew Schools.
JEWISH RADIO FORUM
gram will be a discussion by Rabbi
April 4—Graduation exercises at Philadelphia-Byron branch
Elmer Berger of Pontiac of Shy-
of United Hebrew Schools.
Addressed
This
Sunday
Will Be
April 8—Temple Beth El Alumni "Showboat Shuffle."
lom Asch's "Three Cities." This
by Milton M. Alexander.
will be preceded by entertainment
April 8—Beth El Sisterhood meeting.
April 9—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek.
The Jewish Radio Forum will presented by several radio stars,
April 10—liadassah monthly meeting.
present Milton M. Alexander as well known to the Detroit public.
Everybody
is
welcome
to
attend.
April 15—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood supper dance.
guest speaker on its program Sun-
April 16-23—Pageant, "The Romance of a People," at Olympia.
There
will
be
no
admission
charge.
day, March 18, over Station
April 22—Zedakah dinner-dance,
WJBK, in a broadcast from 5 to
April 28—Home Relief Juniors' dance.
Director
Al
Green
owns
the
or-
5:30 p. m. Rabbi Leon Fram of
April 29—Young People's Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai
Temple Beth El will also be heard iginal copy of "Hearts and
Moshe, fourth annual spring frolic.
in his weekly class in Jewish his- Flowers," that tear-perker song of
April 29—Zedakah dinner-dance.
tory. Aaron Kurland will preside. yesterday.
May 1—Eva Prenzlauer Group mothers-daughters dinner.
Slay 2—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Jewish National Fund
Auxiliary.
May 6—Mothers and daughters luncheon of the Woman's
Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 9—Zedakah Mothers-Daughters dinner.
May 13—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers-Daughters lunch-
eon.
May 15—Hadassah monthly meeting.
Births
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REVIEW OF ASCH'S
BOOK TO FEATURE
B'NAI B'RITH MEET
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
IF NOT NOW—WHE
This Li the Time to Buy Furniture!
KARPEN
Miss :Melba Sklar, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Sklar of 2545
Chicago boulevard, will be pre-
sented in a dramatic art recital at
INNER-SPRING
Mattress
guaranteed
comfortable,
A
unit packed In layers of cot-
ton, •nd d In fine Da-
mask with conttheting pip-
ing. Equipped wdh handles
and ventilators Boa spring to
match at same price. Full or
twin,
$ 1 9 L
Lounge Chairs!
:ERE Is • nor type pil-
IJ low bath English lounge
chair with solid walnut arm
posts and loose down pillow
back.
$297 - 1
Living Room Suite
MISS MELBA SKLAR
• •
the Detroit Sonservatory of Music,
6035 Woodward avenue, at 8:15
p. m. on Friday, March 23.
Miss Sklar will be assisted by
Ilarland Stricker, violinist, and
Chester Dever/ow, pianist. Rose
Nemis will be her accompanist.
Miss Sklar is a pupil of Osceola
Pooler.
The public and friends of Miss
Sklar are invited to this recital.
No cards.
The program will be as f ilows:
• Carving
Extends Up
Arms!
Conner
Simmons Studio!
• Soft Slip
Seats)
regale, I. assorted thlors.
Cu he math Into
teed or two twin beds.
BACK
°LT,: 11:;.::!; $2
so
..-
-
Robinson Furniture Co.
and SATURDAY Evenings!
Open llonday, Wednesday, FRIDAY
The neat mattng I. to hoheld at the home
et Ma Tette &hearth, 11011 Mike arm.
. . Near Grand River Ave.
sorority
25.
Miss Beckie Berger and Herbert
Moritz are co-chairmen of the
dance committee. Many unique
features have been arranged.
Tickets can be secured by call-
ing the chairman of the ticket
committee, Milton M. Weinstein,
2162 First National Bank Build-
ing, Cadillac 3984.
held an Othlr at the
their worth In honor of the Installation of
.m, The following agars were elected:
Prealant. MWBaru Row rwelected. etee,
Pruldent Mita Brentadarnel& secretary.
Ka Sue Wetteman, treasurer, lithe Gloria
Feldstein.
3-Piece
Boucles
with
Waist-length
Jackets
16.59
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Here's the suit that's proven
the most wearable and best.
liked of any boucle we've
s hown . . . in Rose, green ,
Bernese blue and rust.
wows. Slam
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CUSTOMERS- -
Satisfied not only with the finest
low-priced car on the market—
but also with our policy of fair
dealing.
Satisfied customers are the beat
evidence of a successful business.
Call on us for a demonstration of
the 1934 Chevrolet.
SALES IIIIVEY SERVICE
SIGMA KAPPA SOROS!
Stems RAPP& BOIVeltY mete teeT
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GAMMA PHI SORORITY
Ourna Phi
TWO CLUBS GIVE SPRING
FROLIC MARCH 25
Chi Sigma Sorority and Pals
Club will sponsor a spring frolic
at Hotel Statler on Sunday, March
PURITY ASSEMBLY
DANCE MARCH 20
Brides snit to Lest Market
Harlan Stricter, nuts
Oh nub Noe Me
Rat'. moire
Anon
Aunty Doleful
Cheater DM... N.*
Puts,
Applesauce
Anon
Cheater Italia
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The gnawer to Burgundy
!Prom If I Were Rine "/
nose Semis. Actompantst
Broadway Tavern, blush 4. far members wad
Washington Blvd. at 1420 .
Saturday, March 24
One is tempted to speak in
superlatives when describing
services held by the Junior
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek.
Last Sabbath, attendance was
larger than usual and the con-
gregation was responsive to the
leadership of liebrert Levin,
who acted as cantor. The
resume of the portion of the
week was delivered by Miss
Shirley Saulson, who explained
the building of the Tabernacle.
M. August sang the Maftir. The
special prayers for the occa-
sion of the new moon and the
preparation for the Passover
were explained by Abe Gordon,
advisor.
Announcements were made
to the effect that Herschel
Berman will deliver the ser-
mon in the main synagogue
when the Juniors officiate on
Shabbos Hagodol, March 24.
Jerry Sonenklar and Ilerbert
Levin will share the duties of
cantor.
Madames Theodore Levin. Bo! [grin, B. Leth-
al!. L. Llghtstoa, I. IL Levin. Barn Levin, M.
Levitt. Lefkonky, J. PL Ehrlich, Ralph David-
eon. &roue' Heyman. a Hector. S. Halaw. D.
Hoffman. W. Horowitz of Windsor, B. Isaacs.
Born Jakont, Sidney Kraft. B. Kraft. Joel
Kraft. H. Z. Kraft, I. Cossack, I. Katz, D.
Karninicker. Sol Kaden, K. Kopel. I. Xarbel.
a tearer:. J. aanunruty. A. D. Narks.,
Harry Mintz. Wm. nelson. Meath. P. Perrin.
L Pollaselt. L. Please. L. Perin, Chu. Robin-
son. L Robluon. I. Ruenlbel. P. Rye.. H.
Rubin. I SahlnowIta. Ed. Keswho. F. Rown-
stOn. Mae SChUbiller, Bon Bchublner,
Stark. Jacob Seven. P. 'Stases., Louis &bla-
se'. J. Btolarsity. 14. Siegel, 51. Shur, B.
Buqn, B. Shallot, R mein. taut. Tobin. Jerk
Tobin• A. Teitelbaum. J. Weiner, A. Wein-
berg. H. York. J. nix. L. Zukhelin. Sta.
Harman. Harry Kraft. M. Wetaler, Eh Batas.
L. Weintraub, A. 8milo, C B. Bolter, B.
Stalk., 'Wm. literman, I. Rubenstein, A.
Pariah, B. Cabot. S. Noodle. H. Oreenarg.
E. Claim. and Charles Brody.
Purity Assembly, No. 12, Order
of the Rainbow for Girls, is spon-
soring a dance to be held Tuesday
evening, March 20, at the Eastern
Star Temple, HO West Alexandrine
i avenue. All members with at least
Poole I one half of their fiscal dues paid
Anon will be entitled to two free tickets.
Puler
t Members and their friends are
An urged to attend.
Radio • la Muria
• Rust or
Green
Frieze!
MRS. L. MILLER
nue, bringing the total to 350
pledges no far, for the annual $5
donor luncheon which will take
place on Wednesday afternoon,
May 2, at Hotel St/trier. The lunch-
eon o c r r s a day before Lag
B'Omer.
From the splendid response the
workers are receiving on all sides,
this event bids fair to outshine
last year's beautiful affair, both in
attendance and public interest.
Mrs. Max Weksler, president of
the Auxiliary, states that this year
more than ever before, the re-
sponse must be greater, and ap-
peals to every Jewish woman to
make it her duty to attend the
donor lune h e o n. "Every new
pledge means an additional span
of new soil for the Juwish Na-
tional Fund and an opportunity to
settle other families who have fled
from HiLler's Germany," . Mrs.
Weksler says.
In order to give many of the
women, who have pledged to at-
tend the luncheon, an opportunity
to pay for their pledges, a large
open meeting has been called for
Tuesday afternoon, Starch 20, at
2 o'clock, at llotel Statler. To
those who wish to earn their
money, many novel suggestions
will be announced at this meeting ,
or they may get in touch with the
chairman of Ways and Means, Mrs.
V. Bernstein, University 2-4240,
or Mrs. I. Margolis, chairman of
rummage, Garfield 8398. Mrs. Louis
Miller is chairman of cards and
may be reached by calling Euclid
3377-W. Mrs. Max Schubiner is
chairman of reservations and Mrs.
Max Hayman is treasurer. Mrs.
Harry Kraft, Hogarth 8822, is
chairman of the souvenir booklets.
Mrs. Eli Sachse, general chair-
man of the luncheon, will give a
detailed report of the affair at
Tuesday's meeting. Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich, ardent Zionist worker,
will be the guest speaker, and little
Bernice Schachove of the Ganapol
Studios will sing and dance in
Russian costume.
A social hour in charge of Mrs.
L. Miller will follow the meeting.
Tickets for "The Romance of a
People" may be secured through
any member of the Auxiliary of
the Jewish National Fund, or from
the captains, Mrs. A. D. Markson,
Mrs. I. Goodman, Mrs. Rose Light-
stone and Sirs. Max Weksler.
The following are a few of the
additional pledges to the donor
luncheon:
MISS MELBA SKLAR
Services by Juniors
IN RECITAL FRIDAY
At Shaarey Zedek on
Special
11,1-1EN you Can buy a living
Es room sate of such smart-
ness and quality for se little It is
indeed the bright of folly to delay
making the purchase. A. laden
in the picture, this suite •HI
prove • credit to the finest living
-nom. It is most the c WO' alred•
Rally of Workers to Be Held Tues.
day Afternoon at Staler.
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