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COlumbia 4200 1P0°1 1 7 CLEANERS & DYERS 533.547 EAST FOREST MAIN ENTRANCE Grand Central Market I We have been appointed specially designated distributors I of the Michigan Liquor Control Commission —Open to Midnight Daily and Sunday— Wine — Passover Wine — Wine California and New York Wines Now on Hand Come and see for Yourself. TOWNSEND 6-9361— WE DELIVER —TOWNSEND 8.9304 Davison at Linwood If You Want to Celebrate PASSOVER In Its . Traditional Beauty Then Come to the New Glenwood Hotel Gifts to Sylvia Simons Schol- Cohane to Address arship Fund League of N.H.J.C. The Detroit League of the Na- tional Home for Jewish Children at Denver will present Louis S. Cohane, prominent Detroit attor- ney, as the guest speaker at the The Jewish Welfare Board helps its member organ- by con- izations in many ways — through field service, ducting campaigns, furnishing program material, develop- ing new and necessary activities, training professional workers. Samuel Cohen and Leon Mandell FELDSTEIN FAMILY CLUB The Feldstein Family Club met March 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Silverman, 10048 Broad- street. Mrs. • Bessie Dinkin and her committee have completed all arrangements for the bridge- dance to be given March 17 at the Bnal Moshe Synagogue, A. Katz, • member of the club, has just returned from Jackson. villa, Fla., to 'attend this affair. $10,000 For Brandeis Forest NEW YORK — A sum of $10,- 000 has been contributed by'y the chapters of Hadassah, the Worn- en's Zionist Organization of Amer- lea, for the planting of a forest in Palestine in honor of United States Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis. The sum will be turned over to the Jewish Na- tional Fund, the land-purchasing and reforestation agency of the Zionist movement. One of a series of 0;11-boards now on display in Detroit Any Improvement in your Home 8 , MODERNIZATION LOAN LOUIS S. COHANE • meeting on Wednesday, March 17, at 2 p. m., at Hotel Statler. The subject of his discourse will be "Understanding the• Adolescent." There will also be a screening of the picture "Twenty-three years of Human Salvage" which reveals the work done by the Joint Distribu- tion Committee in Europe. Mrs. Carl Schiller, president, extends an Prof. Aigler, who has edited invitation to all members and several legal case books, will op- friends to attend this meeting, pose proposed changes in the Su. Masquerade Ball of Little promo Court. He is widely known Women of Hadassah both as a teacher and lecturer on March 20 on law, and has contributed to Continuing a brilliant season, all of the leading legal periodi- Little Women of Hadassah are cals of the country. Prof. Aigler planning a masquerade ball for has taught law in Stanford. Col- Saturday evening, March 20. The umbia. Cornell and the University affair is to be held at the North- of Southern California, in addi- west Extension of the Seven Arts tion to at the University of Mich- Institute on Fenkell Ave. near igan, where he is chairman of the Dexter. After the success of their board in control of athletics. Leo I. Franklin will preside at "Snow-Ball," the annual formal dance, they have decided to re- the meeting which is open to the general public, and Ephraim It. ward their hard working members with this party. Since the affair Gomberg is general chairman in is for members only, the attend- charge of arrangements. ance must be limited, therefore, strictly invitational. All couples are required to come in custom° and masked. The dance committee is headed by Miss Dorothy Bachruch. Her Bicur Cholem Jra. announce that co-workers are: Evelyn Myers, the 27th annual spring frolic will chairman of the program commit- take place in the Grand Ballroom tee; Bertha Goldhoff, chairman of of the Book Cadillac Hotel on Sun- the refreshment committee; Lu- cille Kavanau, chairman of the day evening, April 4. Earle !larger and his WXYZ decoration committee; aiding orchestra will provide the music these girls are : Gloria Bell, Rose for the evening. All proceeds will Brooks, Elaine Cohen, Mildred be turned over for the benefit of Mann and Dorothy Sacks, Miss Margaret Moranz, sponsor of Lit- needy and sick. tle Women of Iladassah, will chaperone the ball. 3 YEARS INDUSTRIAL ntRi p10.11BANK TO PAY ices DEBATE ON SUPREME COURT ISSUE AT BETH EL MEN'S CLUB MARCH 23 Both sides of the Supreme Court proposals of President Roosevelt will be presented at an open meeting of the Men's Club of Temple Beth El at 8:30 p. tn. Tusday, March 23, in the chapel of the Temple, Woodward and Gladstone Ayes. Prof. Burke Shartel and Prof. Ralph W. Aig- ler of the University of Michi- gan Law School will discuss the issues involved. Prof. Shartel recently com- pleted a study of the general sub- ject of tenure of judges. He is a director of the American Judi- cature Society and has written extensively on the subject of ju- dicial selection for legal publica- tions. Ile will support the Presi- dent's position. HALEVY'S MARCH 28 CONCERT P R 0 GRAM The final touches are being given the 12th annual lialevy concert to be held Sunday, March 28, at Orchestra Hall, under the leadership of Dan Frohman. The program includes Mendel- ssohn's famous oratorio, "Walpur- gis Nacht." accompanied by both Bicur Cholem Jrs. Frolic on April 4 Interest Great in Old Gold Contest MONDAY NITE CLUB The 67th meeting will be a social. Friends are invited to at- tend on Monday, March 22, at 8 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Sadie Fisher, 2075 W. Philadel- phia Ave. Plans for a Mothers Day affair are being planned. Mrs. Ann Goldman and Mrs. Anna Schwartz were appointed as a committee of arrangements. In an interview with C. A. Gheen, local representative of the P. Lorillard Co., manufacturers - of Old Gold cigarettes, he stated that interest in the Old Gold $200,000 Now Under Management of contest has by far exceeded the expectations of the company's offi- cials. "So great is the interest in (Well Known Kosher Hotel Operators) the contest," reports Mr. Gheen, "that it has become as universally popular as the cross word puzzle craze was a couple of years ago. It is needless to say that we are elated with the manner in which Under Supervision of Mrs. Samuel Cohen this contest has taken hold. In addition to providing hours of fun A WEEK OF PLEASURE AND RELAXATION and pleasure In millions of homes it has increased the sale of Old AWAITS YOU AT THE COMFORTABLE AND Gold cigarettes where it is taxing MODERN STRICTLY KOSHER HOTEL ARRANGE the capacity of the P. Lorillard NOW TO PROVIDE YOUR FAMILY WITH THIS plant." GLORIOUS VACATION JOSHUA JOYRICH Mr. Gheen also reports that Rebecca Katzman Frohman and the No. 2 Bulletin in the Old Gold SPECIAL RATES FOR ENTIRE WEEK Celia Plotnick. It also consists contest has now been mailed to all of many new Jewish folk songs who are entered in the contest. For Reservations or Further Information hitherto not heard in Detroit and This bulletin contains puzzle pic- classical numbers by Rimsky•Kor- tures for the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th sakov and Rubinstein. The chor- 9th and 10th weeks of the contest. us will be assisted by well-known If any participant has not received singers, such as Emma Lazaroff this bulletin he Is urged to send Scheyer, Bella Ritten Goldberg, a post card at once to: Old Gold Anna Warren, Elms Phillips, Ja. Contest, P. 0. Box No. 9, Varick cob Sonenklar, Hyman Cohen and St. Station, New York, N. Y., and a second copy will be mailed imme- Manis Schane. Mt. Clemens, Mich. 33 S. GRATIOT AVE. Joshua Joyrich, former vice- diately. He wishes to emphasize that Neat Door to Hotel Medea president of the Halevy, is in all further puzzles to complete the charge of arrangements for the contest will be mailed directly from program book. Friendly organiza- the factory. They will not be avail- tions are asked to kindly send, in able from dealers. The third mail- ing of Puzzle Bulletins will reach a their greetings in care of Joshu SATURDAY & SUNDAY SPECIALS contestants about Monday, April Joyrich, 8743 Linwood. 12. To those who have not as yet North Woodward Branch of entered this contest, Mr. Gheen IS DOING IT AGAIN! points out that there Is still ample European Welfare time to do so. All one need do is 80c lb. CORNED BEEF to send P. Lorillard Co. a poet Organization 75c lb. PEPPERED BEEF card. They will promptly mail you, 60c lb. The next regular meeting of postpaid, all puzzle pictures issued PASTRAMI to date, tip to and including the 23c lb. the North Woodward branch of SALAMI the Jewish Women's European 10th weeks' series, together with 23c lb. WIENERS Welfare Organization will be held complete rules, entry blanks and at the home of Mrs. R. B. New- answer forms, and everything 38e lb. Our Owe Fresh Churned Butter man, 1478 Glynn Court. on Tues- needed to bring you up to date in 2 for 15e Phila. Cream Cheese the contest. day, March 16, at 12:30 p. m. 9c qt MILK Mrs. Newman, chairman of the 20c qt. Coffee Cream (20%) annual shower for the General 9c )t pt. Sweet Cream Israel Orphans Home for Girls Trees Planted in Palestine 27e qt. Borden. Sour Cream in Palestine, will give the report Through Jewish National 25e qt. United Dairy Sour Cream of the shower sponsored by the 9 c It pt. Fund Council Sour Cream organization on March 9, at the Bnai Moshe. for 5c I . - - 2 The following trees were plant- I FAT SCHMALTZ HERRING Several private showers are still ed in Palestine through the Jew- in progress for these orphans and ish National Fund Council: merchandise will not be shipped By Purity Chapter. one tree until a later date, so that all those each in memory of Fanny Snitz, willing to contribute may contact Eva Moskowitz and Irving Snits; Mrs. Newman, Townsend 7.7958, one tree in honor of Mrs. N. Man- APPETIZING, DAIRY & DELICATESSEN or bring packages to her home. deberg by her son, Eugene; two 1478 Gl ynn Court. 8626 12TH ST. trees in memory of Mrs. Betsy 11354 DEXTER The Sisterhood of Bnai David Marks by Miss Pearl Wartell. Pingree C Corner Lawrence is sponsoring a shower for the Mrs. II. Shulman. tree commit- Palestine orphans on Monday eve- tee chairman. can be reached at ning, March 15. at the Bnal 2649 Webb Ave., Longfellow David. 14th and Elmhurst. 2784. Herman Wartell and Eva Mrs. J. Weisberg, chairman of Trees Planted in Palestine by Prenzlauer Group; In memory of the luncheon and bridge to be Through Hadassah Joseph Wetsman by Mr. and Mrs. held at Kern's Auditorium on RODIN CLUB Simon Sheter; in memory of Jacob Wednesday, April 14, announced Dirs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman Nathan by his son, Dr. Isadore Z. plans are well on the way for Rodin Club met at the home of the Jewish National Fund com- Nathan; in memory of Harry Bo- a home-cooked meal. There will of Mrs. Herman Rodin, 2003 mittee of Hadassah announces gin by his eon Herman H. Bogin. be prizes at each table. For reser- Blaine Ave., on Wednesday eve- Contributions to the Jewish Na- vations call Garfield 2843-W. trees planted this week as follows: ning, March 3, with Mrs. Sam In memory of Mrs. Hattie .1. tional Fund committee of Hada.- The organization wishes to Hutton presiding. Mrs. Dan May by Mr. and Mrs. Charles sah may be made for the planting acknowledge with thanks gifts to Feldman and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robinson; in memory of Mrs. of trees or the purchase of land. the Benjamin Wisner Memorial Hutton of Bay City. A midnight Yetta Schiller by Mr. and Mrs. All who wish to subscribe to this Flower Fund from the following: lunch was served and prizes Herman Fisher; in memory of fund are requested to communicate Mrs. M. Pollack of Virginia Park awarded at each table. William Lansky by Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. S. L. Kavanan, 1939 in honor of her son's Bar Mitz- Rodin Club congratulates Min- vah; Mrs. Neiman in honor of her nie and Sam Hutton on. the en- Jack Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calvert Ave., Townsend 8-3834. great-grandchild and grand daugh- gagement of their ton, Harold, to Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph When Einstein's theory of rela- ter; Mrs. S. Shiken. in honor of Miss Bertha Aah. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Burnstme, Mr. and Mrs. Frank tivity was first published in 1905 the anniversary of her daughter, Mrs. Abe Baer is a new mem- Weisman; in memory of Samuel In a then obsecure Leipzig scien- Mrs. Harry Haas. ber. Chase by Mr. and Mrs. Herman The organization contributed The next meeting will be held tific journal it consisted of only a to the Mo'os Chitin for matzos. at the home of Mrs. Fred Zierer, Fisher; in memory of M. B. Cohen by Mr. and Mrs. Simon Shetzer; few pages and no one gave it a Mrs. Jacob Cohen is president of at Hotel Palmetto on John R., la memory of Mrs. Betsy Marks second thought. the branch. Wednesday evening. March 17. • MT. CLEMENS, MICH. Contributions to the Sylvia Si- mons Scholarship Fund were made by Mrs. Louis Kolen, Mrs. Hattie Gittleman, Mrs. Meyer Prussian and Mrs. Moe Leiter in memory of Yetta Schiller. Mrs. Louis James Rosenberg made a contribution in memory of Sylvia Simons. The National Jewish Welfare Board is the national agency for the 316 Y. M. H. A.'s, Y. W. H. A.'s and Jewish Community Centers of the United States and Can- ada with altogether 350,000 members, most of them young people. The board and its member organizations provide: Ladies' Plain Dresses Every Garment Vitalize Dry Cleaned and Hand Finished BEERS AND WINE THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES Attractive educational and recreational programs. Health building activities through physical training and athletics. Out-door summer camp and home camp opportunidss for Children's Garments )1/4 PAGE FIVE PiEVETROITILWISH (ARON ILIE and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE March 12, 1937 United Dairies Hi-Test Milk, Sweet and Sour Cream and Butter 11 B `1 3 tt Under supervision of the VAAD HARA- BONIM of Detroit. Delivered to Your Home Daily during Passover. If you are not a regular patron of UNITED DAIRIES, why not start now by calling UNiversity 1-2800 c:11 0 NIMES r11:1:21 71= nrtlunt: on-vran sittpt i;t„, va:R 41, ` .+16AssnE • This Meal veIII appear on every bottle or gill drat rred during honoree. United Dairies, Inc. 4015 Puritan Ave. Strictly Kosher Cuisine 3. Phone Mt. Clemens 135 - New Glenwood Hotel 1 AL MILLER You're on the right route to Used Car Bargains when you visit your nearest Ford Dealer. He has the Used Car you've been waiting for—at a price that will tickle you pink! 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