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Mrs. Julius Bing and Mrs. Ben-
The social hour of the Sabbath
jamin Netzorg are home from a Eve services at Temple Beth El
winter spent in California.
on Friday, March 27, was spon-
sored by the Temple Group No. 2,
Sir. and Mrs. II. J. L. Frank of which Arthur Hass is the lead-
of Colorado Ave. returned Thurs- er. The following ladies assisted:
day from Miami Beach, where Mesdames Max Abrahamsohn,
they were guests at the Surfside Emil Amberg, Louis Barnett, Os-
Hotel.
car Blumberg, Alviva Caplan,
Hannah Cohn, Harry Conan,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Levy, for- Lawrence Davis, Sidney DeYoung,
merly of W. Boston Blvd., have Maurice Enggass, Ora Emden-
moved to New York City.
berg, Charles Fineberg, B. Fink,
Herman Finsterwald, Ralph Fels
Miss Helen Vera Prentis is ex- Lloyd Frankel, Ephraim Comberg,
pected home on April 15, from the Arthur Hass, Joseph Horwich,
University of Wisconsin to spend Harry Jackson, Ralph Levy, V.
the spring vacation with her par- Rapenport, Charles Rothstein,
en o, Mr. and rs. Meyer Prentia Lawrence Segar, Royal Oppen-
heim, Edwin Wolf and the Misses
of Balmoral Drive.
Anna Oxenhandler and Dorothy
Mr. and Sirs. Mayer Sulzberger Silverman. The ushers were Law-
and daughter, Mrs. Louis B. Heav- rence Seger, Ephraim Gomberg,
enrich, will leave Tuesday, April Samuel Singer, Walter Heaven-
7, for a 10-day stay in New York. rich, Ralph Levy, Ora Frieden-
berg, I. Rapenport and Joseph
Horwich.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moses II
of Chicago spent last week-end
Sirs. Bertha Gomberg of Du-
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
luth, Minn., is in the city for an
Sol Wolff of Lawrence Ave.
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Manuel Norman of 1162
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gilbert and
Burlingame Ave., and her son,
daughter, Patsie, returned Thurs- Ephraim R. Gomberg of 16623
day from Palm Beach, Fla.
Washburn Ave. Louis R. Gom-
berg of San Francisco, Cal., and
Mrs. Nathaniel Gates and son, Samuel Gomberg of New York
George, are spending a few weeks City will join their mother in
in Memphis, Tenn.
Detroit early in the summer. Mrs.
Gomberg is visiting at the home
Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy en- of Mrs. Norman.
tertained a few friends with a
Final preparations have been
supper party on March 29.
made for the annual "Cabaret
Sir. and Mrs. Leo Si, Butzel will Night," to be given by the Junior
give a dinner party Saturday Young People's Society of
night, April 4, in honor of the first Shaarey Zedek on April 4. An
wedding anniversary of their son- entertaining program has been ar-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ranged.
Leonard T. Lewis.
Mrs. Nathan Fishman and
Sirs. Samuel T. Gilbert will leave daughters, Geraldine and Dorothy,
Tuesday for a sojourn in New returned from Miami Beach, Fla.,
where they spent the winter. They
York.
were accompanied by Mrs. Nathan
Grossman, Mrs. Fishman's mother.
Mrs. Julian Lyons of the Wil-
shire left Wednesday for a three
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hollander,
weeks' visit in Kansas City, Mo. formerly of Detroit, are again

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The recent visit of Mrs. Ilse
Warburg of Haifa, Palestine,
greatly stimulated the interest of
the women of the community in
Youth Aliyah, Hadassah's newest
project.
At the tea given at the home of
Mrs. Albert Kahn, in honor of
Mrs. Warburg, the group of worn-
en present pledge $2,300 for
Youth Aliyah.
All the money raised for Youth
Aliyah goes directly to the fund
for that purpose-the settling of
German children in Palestine.
$360 pays the cost of keeping a
thild there for two years. During
this period the child is trained to
become independent. This low cost
is made possible by Iladassah's
paying the administration costs
through an allocation of member-
ship dues for that purpose. This
is in keeping with lladassah's prin-
ciple that all money raised for Pal-
estine goes to Palestine.
The Arbeit Gemeinschaft is the
central body directing the Youth
Aliyah project which is concerned
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sentative in Palestine is Miss Hen.
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Miss Szold's assistant.
Contributions for Youth Aliyah
are being accepted by Mrs. Joseph
M. Welt, 631 W. Boston Blvd., who
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Mrs. Warburg addressed the
regular Hadassah meeting on
Misses' lather
March 25. She explained the pro-
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cess of rehabilitation of the chil-
Third Flood
dren and declared that each Ger-
man child in Palestine hopes for
the day when he can send for his
parents.
Hadassah announces the follow-
ing contributions to the school
luncheon fund: Betty Ruth Shetz-
er, Shirley Jane Frank, II. Car-
nick, in honor of their birthdays;
in memory of Sidney Frank and
Malka Cohen, by Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. Samisen.
The Jewish National Fund com-
mittee announces the planting of
a tree in honor of the 50th anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Raskin, by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Siiberblatt.
With the approach of Mother's
Day many Iladassah members will
want to honor their mothers by
planting trees in the Iladassah
grove in Palestine. They may do
so by calling the National Fund
chairman, Mrs. Samuel Kavanau,
Townsend 7-1054.
Donations to the Child Felfare
Fund are being received by Mrs.
Joseph Magidsohn, Lo. 6415 and
to the school luncheon fund by
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, Euclid
1230.

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making their home in San Diego,
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gold- Calif.
berg of the Belcrest are return-
ing home from a three-month's
Mrs. J. G. Solomon of the Bel-
stay at the Hollywood Beach Ho- crest Hotel and Mrs. H. N. Gross-
tel, Hollywood, Fla.
man of the Alden Park Manor
are spending several week. in
Mrs. Ben Simon and son, Fred- Chicago.
die, of Chicago Blvd., returned
Miss Isabella Werbe of the De-
front a four months' stay in Miami
Beach. Arthur Simon, who has troit Conservatory of Music will
been spending the past three give the first of a series of pupils'
months in Washington, D. C., is piano recitals and class demon-
expected home the end of this week. strations. This one will take
place Wednesday afternoon, April
Mrs. Sol Kopman and children 8, at the Hall of the Conserva-
tory.
of Chicago Blvd. are leaving Sat-
urday for St. Louis where they
The annual spring dance will
will spend the Passover holiday
be given by the Phi So Lite Sor-
with their relatives.
ority, May 3, at the Aztec Towers
n the Union Guardian Bldg. The
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Epstein of music will be provided by Hank
Toledo are the week-end guests of Finney, in person, and his WXYZ
Rabbi Appointed Judge
1 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Falk of Chi- Orchestra. The program commit-
Rabbi Saul B. Appelbaum, the cago Blvd.
ee is headed by Bliss Alva Ron.
rabbi of Temple Beth Zion of 1
Bradford, Pa., for the past five
The Excelsior Club will have a
Blue Bird Girls Club met Tues-
years, has been appointed a judge 1 dinner dance Saturday night at day at Mrs. Leslie Mitchell's home
of the Juvenile Court of Bradford,1 the Statler Hotel.
on Glendale Ave. Plans were
Pa.
completed for the coming bridge
Riibbi Appelbaum is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. William Frank and dansant. The mother's and
Rev. and Mrs. Sl. Appelbaum of and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Silber- daughter's party will be held at
14249 Superior lid., Cleveland, 0. 1 berg will be hosts at a dinner Lachar's on May 12. The next
dance to be given at the L'Aiglon meeting will be held at Mrs. Al-
Saturday night, April 4.
bert Ross of 2741 Calvert Ave.,
Fortune Corrects Error
on April 14.
Miss Rosalie Kahn and Mrs.
The April issue of Fortune Leonard T. Lewis will leave April
The Theater Arts Ball, spon-
Magazine Publishes the following 8 by motor for a 10-day stay in sored by the New Theater Union,
correct,,,o:
New York.
will be held on April 18, at the
Error: On page 133 of its Feb-1
Knights of Columbus Hall, 4740
ruary issue, Fortune said that the i
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Epstein Woodward Ave.
membership of the New York 1 will be hosts at a dinner party
Stock Exchange was 919 of which Saturday night, April 11, at the
Milton Fishman, son of Mr. and
16 per cent were Jews. Fact: There Great Lakes Club.
Mrs. Nathan Fishman, returned
are 1375 members of the Exchange
to the St. John's Military Academy
of which 18 per cent (252 mem-
Mrs. Sidney Stone of Wildemere after spending 10 days with his
bers) are Jews.
Ave. will return the end of next relatives and friends here.
week from a vacation in Miami
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Sigma Theta Delta Sorority of
Beach.
THETA SIGMA TAU FRAT
Wayne University honored its new
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ANNOUNCES PLAY NAME'
Sirs. Sidney Krandall who has members at a breakfast given in
been visiting with her sister, Mrs. the Venetian Room of the Book-
Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity is! Meyer Frank, in Los Angeles, will Cadillac Hotel, Sunday, March 29.
holding rehearsals of a play, "lier return to Detroit April 15.
Formal initiation preceeded th e
breakfast. Following breakfast the
Moving Picture Hero," under the
direction of Morton Sobel. The
Sir. and Mrs. Alexander Leven- group adjourned to one of the club
date for presentation has been set son, formerly of Genesee St., left rooms where a Mid social and
for May 17. Those interested in for Chicago to make their future business meeting was held. At that
dramatics are invited to try out home there.
time the three recent brides were
for the cast and may obtain the
presented with gifts. Plans are
necessary information by calling
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kanners under way for a meeting of both
the chairman in charge of produc- of Washburn Ave. were at home the active and Alumni chapters
tion. Al Miller, Townsend 6.1755. to their family and friends last sometime during the spring vaca-
Wednesday evening, in honor of tion.
RODIN CLUB
their 20th wedding anniversary.
A meeting of the Rodin Club
was held at the home of Mrs. A.
The Misses Helen Korner and Stamlers Redeem Dunam of
0. Barsky of Leslie Ave. on Wed- Ethel Rosenthal returned from a I Palestine Land in Mem-
nesday evening, March 25. After cruise to the West Indies, South
ory of Malka Cohn
the regular business meeting, the America and Miami Beach, Fla.
members played cards. The hos-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stamler
Mr. and Mrs. L. Curtis of donated the sum of $25 to the Jew-
tess served a midnight lunch. The
next meeting will take place on Rochester Ave. returned from a ish National Fund for the redemp-
Wednesday evening, April 16, at visit to Chicago.
tion of one dunam of land in Pal-
the home of Mrs. M. Koffman,
estine in memory of the late Sirs.
Mrs. Harry C. Singer of Rhode Malka Cohn. The donation was
1951 W. Philadelphia Ave.
Island Ave. is entertaining her sis- made through Isaac Shetzer.
A. ROSENTHAL FAMILY CLUB ter, Miss Pearl Cohen of Toledo,
The A. Rosenthal Family Club
Louis Bass of Belmont Ave. re- Work of Children's Home in
met on Sunday, March 29. The
hostess was Mrs. Robert E. Clin- turned from a visit with his family
Denver Discussed
ton of 3314 Leslie Ave. Chairmen in Miami Beach.
over WJBK
were appointed as follows: Enter-
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Wetsman of
tainment committee, Ben Keller;
Mrs.
Harry
Goldb erg, general
welfare committee, Abraham Ro- Euclid Ave. celebrated their 25th
chairman of the theater party and
senthal; publicity committee, Rob- wedding anniversary on Thurs-
midnight
supper,
sponsored by the
ert E. Clinton. Considerable ac- day, March 26.
Detroit League of the National
tivities were promised for the en-
Home
for
Jewish
Children at Den-
William II. Kaplan left to join
suing year.
his family for the Passover holi- ver, will be guest speaker over
station WJBK, on April 12, at
Leviticus. Chap. XI, and Deu- days in Miami Beach.
10:55 a. m., to discuss the work
teronomy, Chap. XIV contain the
of the home in Denver and De-
Miss
Ruth
Kirschbaum
of
the
principal Biblical regulations of
troit's
responsiLility to children in
Jewish dietary laws.
These are Lee Plaza has returned from the Home.
developed in the Talmud, prin- Chicago.
The bridge and supper of the
cipally in tractate Chulin.
Miss Anne Stern left for New auxiliary will take place in the
York City. where she will remain lounge of the Beacon Theater,
An BrepOing
6541 Grand River, at 8 p. m. on
for 10 days.
ter r ho Bey or Girl eadahrstrad
Ap ril 14.
-rum TO WARRINGTON. D. C.
Mrs. Phil Greenwald is chair-
Koffman
of
S.
S D.7.$39.110 All Expenses
Cadet Stanf ord
ceenoneit• escorted bv
St. John's Military Academy, who man of refreshments; Mrs. Walter
Atoned',
co-chairman: Mra. Abe
EDYTHE CUGELL
came home to spend his spring
toes. Coil
vustion with his parents. Mr. and Goldman, chairman of hospitality,
EDYTHE CI DELL-Temple 241111
and
Mrs.
Bennett
Fenberg, chait-
Mrs. Harry Koffman of 3319 Mon-
err
terey Ave., was entertained by roan of printing.
Moe
Leiter,
co-chairman of
evening,
Mrs.
his parents on Saturday
W end Wide Tncei ranee Ise
in honor of his 16th birthday. the ticket committee was hostess
12211 WASNINGTON DUD.
Dancing and bridge followed theto her committee, at • tea at her
Itsodebeh sys-aset-aria
luncheon served to 16 guests. home, Tuesday.

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MISS ANNE STROSSKY

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Strossky
of 15717 Linwood Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Anne, to Nathan Steinbock, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steinbock.

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On SundaY, April 0, at 10,15. lir. Leo
M. Franklin will deliver a monon on
the subject. ”In Selene° Friend or Foe
of Civilisation?"
Friday evening. April 10, at a o'clock,
Dr. Franklin will Kowa on the topic,
•1Vhat We Believe About Immortality."
On Sabbath morning. AprIl II, Rabbi
Leon Frarn will occupy the pulpit.
Sunday, April 12. at 10:15 a. tn., the
Young People'. Temple Club will dpon-
o
snit conduct re-confirmation serv•
eo.
bureover Services:
Tuesday, April 7. at 10 1, rn, Ile.
Franklin will deliver the addrese on the
eubject, -Tim Symbolism of the Vacant
Place."
Coolfreirstional Seder:
The annual congregation dinner and
Seder will be held In the nodal hall
Tuesday evening, April 7. at IL ltemerv•
&(one must be made In advance. The
Ivry. per dinner is II.

noty-mith anniversary,

The board of trustee. announce. the
55th anniversary of the founding of
Congregation sloth El. to In held April
21, I5 and IC
Meth El College of Jewish Shadier.
There will be no Reunion of the College
Monday night, AprIl 8, the first night
of Penton, (Anne will be remained
April 13.

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Mlle'
Hirschfield returned to
Ibnith College. North Hampton, Masa..
after *pending two week. with her par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Hirschfield.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman and Mr.
and We. (Norge Kahn spent last Thurs-
day In Detroit.

Mrs. Is. P. Anthony end nine, James
and Charles, spent Sunday in Detroit.

'rho Junior Hadaneah of Bay City will
hold ite annual sprinu Imily on Sunday.
April I. at Hotel Wenorna, In Bay City.
The various chairmen •rc v follow.:
Beryl Voight, general chairman; Nether
thanes, music; Betty Golden, tickets•
Ruth Ginsberg, refreehments: Naomi
Blumenau and Leona Friedman, dienna•
Bone; Irene Brenner and Pearl Bren-
ner. publicity: Mra J. Ginsberg. enter-
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Climaxing • bully season in which Its
activities have been marked by many
outatanding onaelone. the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El added one more memo•
ruble affair to a eerie. of annual donor
luncheon. on Monday at the Durant
Irate]. The guest speaker at this lunch-
eon wag Mn, Felix 1..). of Chicago.
MnEllie H. Warren. president, and
also host.. for Me affair. welcomed
the gueste. and the invocation wit pro-
unc el by Mrs A. J. Eiseman. Mrs
Benja min Wiener was introduced am
toemonnMer. end those who were
ere called
upon for remark, included Mrs Jame,
Ilepport. honorttry preeldent of the gle-
terbood
bfro. Phillip Flatter, president
st Beth Drool Sleterhood, and MI.
Winnifred Werbe, premblent of the
Junior SInterhood of Temple Beth F.I.
Rabbi Bernard Rodger spoke of the
accompliehment• of this MIK, com-
mending it for Ito work.
Mrs. Nyman PodnIsky gave the bone•
diction eloping the meeting. A eontribts-
lion
an the dinging of Min M
Koetelnik. who gave • group of Busman
Fong. accompanied by Mrs. Emily Hix•
son. A large list of petrene attained the
committee headed by
lick E11W111. 0
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manna. of the affair. The luncheon will
hen•lit the manv cher- Ulm both local
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Methodist Church

A. C. Lappin, deputy labor com-
missioner, occupied the pulpit of
Rev. Clark, pastor of the St. Johns
Methodist Church. St. Aubin and
Maple Sts., on Sunday evening,
March 29, and spoke on the sub-
ject "The Michigan Workmen's
Compensation Law." The lecture
was followed by a question per-
iod.
On Thursday. March 26. Mr.
Lappin addressed the Wayne
County Bar Association on "Ar-
bitration and the Bar." Follow-
ing this, a motion was passed to
appoint a committee to meet with
a committee of the Detroit Bar
Association to discuss with him the
plans and possibilities for taking
appropriate action toward utiliz-
ing arbitration as a method of
trying cases.

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The Drora-Kadimah Pioneer
Women Give to Funds,
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China for 12

The Drora Kadimah (English
speaking group) branch of the
C E IAL Sr
P SP R E IC
Pioneer Women's Organization
changed its headquarters and will
meet on Wednesdays at the She!.
om Aleichem Shute, 11718 Dex-
An elaborate pattern traced in gold on fine china
ter.
bring, to mind a much higher price. Cream
This group assisted in the fifth
soups and square desserts are extra fillips.
annual donor luncheon. It also
co-operated in the Jewish National
Hudson's-T.11th Flese-Weedmird A
Beilclong
Fund campaign, rave contribu-
tions to the Gewerkschaften drive
and to the two youth Zionist
movements (liashomer liatzair
Turover Aid Society Mourns
sod Young Peale Zion).
The cultural work continued
Death of Harry Solomon
uninterruptedly. At each business
With the death of Harry Solo-
meeting current events and dis- mon, the Turover Aid Society lost
cussions are included. A speaker one of its oldest members. Harry
Specializing in
is invited at every opportunity, , Solomon belonged to the Turov-r
HARPER METHOD
At the meetine on March 25, Aid Society for 26 years and al-
the sneaker was Mrs. Emery Mon- ways was active in the societ y.
SHELTON TULIP OIL
ash. Her talk was on "Our Chil-
The Turover Aid Society, at a
dren and Their Future."
'meeting held Monday evening,
PERMANENTS
March 23, adopted a resolution ex.
FACIAL TREATMENTS
pressing the sorrow of the society
Senior Bicur Cholem
nn the sassing of its beloved mem-
ber and extended sympathy to the
The Senior Bicur Cholem tag'
family of the late Harry Solomon.
days will be held April 19 and 20.
The society is also sponsoring
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