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Rehearsals were begun this week for the revue that will be among the features at the 10th
anniversary celebration of the Jewish Welfare Federation and the Detroit Service Group. The revue
and several other features, including an historical resume of the social service activities in Detroit, will
be presented at the program which will follow the dinner in the auditorium of the General Motors
Bldg., on Sunday evening, April 11. Mrs. Walter Leib is chairman of the program committee in

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Prentis to Address '
Y.P.T.C. this Sunday

Meyer I.. Prentis, national
vice-chairman of the Joint Dis-
tribution Committee and promi•
vent Detroit business executive,
will address the Young People's

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HILLEL TO SERVE
PASSOVER MEALS

President Ruthven Sends a
Greeting to Doctor
Heller

Program of Halevy
Concert March 28

On Sunday, March 28, at Or-
chestra Hall, the 12th annual
concert of the Halevy Singing
Society will take place. The main
feature will be Mendelssohn's fa-

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Mrs. Rose DuscotS passed away
Friday, March 12, on the eve of
the Sabbath, and on the eve of
the month of Nissan. Funeral
services were held the following
Sunday. Rabbi A. M. Hershman
and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar offi-
ciated. Because of the fact that
the law does not permit eulogies
during the month of Nissan, Rabbi
Ilershman's remarks in his funer-
al oration were very brief.
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
of the United Itebrew Schools,
paid the following tribute to Mrs.
Duscoff:
The life of Mrs. Rose DuscofT
was characterized by nobility,
friendliness and love. She was
an inspiration to her husband, the
late Louis Duscof?, in all his chari-
table and educational enterprises.
The many sacrifices he made on
behalf of the various institutions,
especially on behalf of the United
Hebrew Schools, were greatly due
to her wholesome influence. Mrs.
Rose DuscofT, in her quiet, unos-
tentatious manner, always encour-
aged her husband and the cther
members of her family, and all
those who had the privilege of
of coming in contact with her,
to do what is right, just and
noble. It is undoubtedly due to
her inspiration and guidance, that
her dear daughter, Sara (Duscoff)
Roberts is devoting so much time
to the cause of the Women's Aux-
iliary, for the advancement of
Jewish education, as sponsored
by the United Hebrew Schools. the
institution which was so dear to
the hearts of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Duscot!."

Dr. Alexander Ruthven, presi-
dent of the University of Michi-
gan, sent an unsolicited letter of
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greeting to Dr. Bernard Heller,
director of the Bnai Brith Ilillel
Foundation, on the occasion of the
Prospectus Furnished on Request
parents and friends day held at
Ann Arbor last Sunday. Dr. Ruth-
ven's letter follows:
"I am delighted that a number
of parents and friends of our Jew-
ish students are to have the op-
portunity of seeing the university
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in session and likewise the admir-
CHerry 5270
able work which the Ilillel Founda-
11th Floor, Cadillac Square Bldg.
tion is doing for this large and
important section of our student
body.
"The university has many excel-
lent reasons for gratitude to the
Mild Foundation for the intelli-
gent prosecution of its program
and for the prompt and willing
cooperation which it has accorded
The Social Security Act will be
at
all times in matters of general
explained at the fourth cultural
MEYER L. PRENTIS
DAN FROHMAN
university interest."
social evening of Bnal Moshe
Dr. !teller announces that ar- moos oratorio "Walpurgis Nacht," Men's Club by Harry Slavin, gen-
Club of Temple Beth El on Sun-
day, March 21, at 3:30 p. m., The rangements have again been made followed by a great program of eral counsel for the State Unem-
to
serve Passover meals to Jewish Jewish folk songs as well as in- ployment Commission, on Wednes-
address will be given in the so-
students. The Ilillel Foundation
cial hall of Temple Beth El.
day, March 24, 8 p. in, sharp, at
ternational classical numbers.
will
be used for this purpose, and
Mr. Prentis' subject will be
Dan Frohman, musical director Lawrence and Dexter.
"What the American Jew Is Doing Louis Kruger, who was formerly of the Halevy, needs no introduc-
Mr. Slavin was one of the early
to !rein Ilis Brethren Overseas." associated with Judah Lacher in tion to Detroiters. Ile is chiefly advocates of social security and
As vice-chairman of the Joint Dis- Detroit, has been secured to pro- responsible for the growth and has devoted a great deal of study
tribution Committee, Mr. Prentis vide and serve the meals. The success of this organization, to to the problem of providing pro-
has had an active part in the Ann Arbor schochit will be the which he has been devoted dur- tection in sickness and old age to
preparation for the 1937 J. D. C. supervisor and mashgiach.
workers in industry. He is rated as
According to Dr. Heller, the Hil- ing the past eight years.
relief drive.•
The program this year also con- one of the best posted men on the
There will be no admission lel Foundation quarters are being sists of numbers which will be new social security law and is in
provided gratis to foundation's
charge. All are welcome.
caterer and the foundation will sung by soloists of distinction. a position to bring enlightenment
pay the light, gas and publicity Among them will be Emma on this much discussed question to
bills. The latter involves the send- Lazaroff Scheyer, Bella Ritten both employer and employee.
The Bnai Moshe Men's Club also
DR. MAUDE M. WATSON ing of double post cards to 1600 Goldberg, Mrs. Anna Warren, secured
as a special attraction for
Hyman H. Cohen, Manus Schane,
students.
TO SPEAK ON TUESDAY Jewish
the
March 24 meeting the services
Alma
Phillips
and
others.
The !fillet Foundation has also
of the Chevrolet Glee Club, a fa-
purchased with the help of the
The final preparations are be- mous choral group, under the di-
Will Address Women's Auxiliary Bnai Brith Ladies Auxiliary all
ing made to assure all those who
of Maimonides Medical
the necessary dishes and silver- will be at the concert an unfor- rection of David B. Redwood.
ware which will be placed at the gettable evening. The chorus will They will render group selections
Society
disposal of the caterer. By footing be accompanied by both Rebecca and solos and will begin their per-
formance promptly at 8 p. m. to
Dr. Maude M. Watson, director these bills, it will be possible for Katzman F'rohman and Celia Plot- enable them to keep an engage-
of the Children's Center of the the caterer to set very low prices nick.
ment elsewhere the same evening.
Couzens Fund, who is a recognized for these meals. The rates for the
Members of Bnal Moshe and their
child psychologist and a brilliant eight days of Passover, including
friends are urged by President
lecturer, will be guest speaker at breakfast, luncheon and dinner and
Harry
Rosman, of the Men's Club,
the meeting of the Maimonides the two Sedurim will be $10 for
to be in attendance at 8 p. m.
Ilillel
members
and
there
will
be
Medical Auxiliary, Tuesday after-
sharp.
On
Saturday,
March
20,
at
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noon, March 23, in the Judge special rates for single meals as
In addition Cantor A. A. Rosen-
p. m., under the auspices of the
Woodward room of Statler Ilotel, well as for the Sedorim only.
at 2:30 p. m. Dr. Heller has received a check Oakland and 12th St. Mothers feld will direct community singing.
At 12:30 p. m., preceding the of $20 from Mrs. J. ht. Keidan. Clubs, an Oneg Shabbat party will There is no admission charge and
meeting, a luncheon for Dr. Wat- treasurer of the Sisterhood of be held at the Jewish Community the public is welcome. Refresh-
CLEANERS 4 DYERS
son, members and friends of the Congregation Shaarey Zedek of Center. Mrs. Anna Landau, presi- ments will be served by the fol-
organization will he held in the Detroit in order to help defray the dent of Hadassah, will give the lowing hostesses: Mesdames Jacob
133-547 EAST FOREST
main dining room of the,hotel. This expenses and in order to enable historical background of the shah- Farkas, Joseph Grossfield, Nathan
luncheon is optional. Those desir- the students who desire to adhere bat, Mrs. Esther Friedman will Goodman, David Kornfield , Alex
ing to attend should phone reserve- to the holidays but who are unable read the Sedra. Mrs. David Shu- Friedman, Charles Keeps, Samuel
tions immediately to Mrs. J. II. to pay the Passover meals to ob- bow will give Passover readings, Auslander, Max Berger Isaac
' Weiss
Chalet, Longfellow 0994, or to serve the festival. .
and community singing will be Cluck, Eugene Bremer, Bela
and Nathan Nagler.
Parents of students at the I'm- led by Levy M. Becker.
Mrs. S. E. Gould, To. 8-5557.
Friends of members or any versity of Michigan are urged to
Dr. Robert S. Drews will speak
"It is good to be often reminded
woman desiring to hear Dr. Wat- encourage their sons and daugh- to members of the Oakland Club
of the inconsistency of human na-
son, whose topic will be "Behavior ters to take advantage of the ar- on Monday, March 22, at 8 p.
, and to learn to look without
ture
Problems of Children," are wel- rangements made by the Hillel at the Jewish Community Center,
Foundation to provide these Pass- on "Mental and Emotional Influ- wonder or disgust on the weak-
come to attend this meeting.
nesses
which are found in the
Mrs. Charles Gitlin is president over meals.
ences on Health."
strongest minds."
of the auxiliary. Other officers in-
Members of the Linwood-Dex-
—Macaulay.
elude hirs.
rs. J. II. Chalet' vice-presi-
ter Club will meet an Tuesday,
dent and chairman of entertain- Morton W. Grass Associates March 23 at 2 p. m., at the Dex-
ment; Mrs. S. E. Gould, co-chair- With Winston Investment ter branch. lien Goblin will
Founder of the
man of entertainment; Mrs. Leon
speak on "The Modern Novel."
Corporation
Katzin, secretary; Mrs. k Oleni-
Members of the Fenkell Club
koff, treasurer; Mrs. Leo Orecklin
will be entertained by the Wo-
Morton M. Grass, attorney, with men's Kitchen Orchestra at their
and Mrs. ht. E. Bachman, pro-
Announces that he is now associated
gram; Mrs. 11. .1. Mendellsohn, offices at 910 Buhl Bldg., announces meeting on Tuesday. March 23,
with the
membership; Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, his association with the Winston at B p. m., at the Parkside and
public relations; Mrs. David Investment Corp., located on the Midland Talmud Torah.
Kliger, publicity; Mm. W. W. I 1th floor of the Cadillac Square
The Young Mothers' Study
Kahn, Mrs. G. Schinagel and Mrs. Bldg., Detroit.
The Winston Investment Corp., Club will listen to a lecture on
A. S. Rogoff, courtesy committee;
child
psychology by Mrs. W. 0.
an organization specializing in
Mrs. I. W. Ruskin, auditor.
9405 GRAND RIVER, Cor. Underwood
conservative investments, is now Bergman on Tuesday, March 23,
selling, at $1 a share, stock in the at 1:15, at the Dexter Center.
2 Blocks north of Joy Road
Jackson Brewing Co. of Cincin-
and invites you to come in and inspect a
nati, Ohio, which company will Contributions Given to the
manufacture beer under the trade
United Jewish Charities
brand new shipment of the most gorgeous
name
of "Cincinnati Cream." A
selection of lamps with imported onyx. Also
prospectus giving full details is
The United Jewish Charities
a complete tine of living room, dining room,
At its last regular meeting, held available to anyone by communi- acknowledges with thanks the re-
bedroom furniture and the full line of
at the Tuxedo-Holmur Hebrew cating with Mr. Grass at Cherry ceipt of contributions from Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Schloss in memory
School, Sunday, March 14, the 5270.
Bigelow rugs.
Mr. Grass will also be glad to of Mrs. Max May and from Mr.
Philomathic Debating Club select-
ed its teams for the debate at receive inquiries on any type of and Mrs. Walter Strauss in mem-
For the past 18 years I have served you faithfully and
investment.
ory of Mrs. Bertha Nusbaum.
the coming model meeting.
conscientioody, first on Hastings St. then on Linwood
The affirmative team will con-
and Grand River. I can now you better than ever
sist of Richard Kramer, Saul
before. Let see prove RI
Schwartz and Morris Green, while
JULIUS GOLDMAN
the negative will be composed of
Harry Jacobs, Philip Nusholta and
FREE PARKING
Nathan Epstein. The subject to be
March 20—Masquerade ball of Little Women of Hadassah.
SUNDAYS 12 TO S
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9
debated is, "Resolved: That the ex-
at Northwest Extention of Seven Arts Institute, Fenkell and
tension of the consumers' coopera-
Dexter.
tives in the United States would
March 22—Tea for new members of Sisterhood of Temple
contribute to the public welfare." Beth El.
The program of the afternoon
March 22—Lecture by Elias Newman on Palestinian and
consisted of a croes-question debate
Jewish art at Shaarey Zedek.
on the subject, "Resolved: That
March 24—Address by Dr. Ben Zion Mossinsohn, one of
Names a managed currency system is
su
Royal Scottish Academy
foremost Palestine Jewish leaden', at Hotel Statler, under auspices
Harry Warner Gets Rollins
superior to the automatic gold
First Jewish Academician
of
Allied
Jewish Campaign.
College Honorary Degree
standard." The affirmative, which
March 30 and 31—Presentation of "Blood on the Moon,"
EDINBURG, Scotland (WNS) won the club's decision, was up-
at
Central
Migh School Auditorium, by Young Men's Jewish As-
WINTER PARK, Fla. (WNS)
—Harry M. Warner, president of --Benno Schott, eminent sculptor, held by Irving Siden and David sociation.
Crohn,
while
Martin
Green
and
April
6--Address by Dr. Abram Leon Sachet before the
Warner Brothers Pictures, re- has been elected to the rank of Lewis Levin formed the negative.
combined Bnai Brith Lodges of Detroit and the Detroit final
ceived the honorary degree of Doc- academician In the Royal Scottish
David Crohn was elected best
Brith
Ladies'
Auxiliary on the subject, "The Present Challenge"
tor of Humanities from Rollins Academy, the first Jew to be so speaker of the afternoon. Nathan
at Temple Beth El.
College at the celebration of the
Epstein
acted
as
critic.
52nd anniversary of its founding. honored.

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Slavin to Address
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Dr. Leo M. Franklin, who has
been in Cincinnati where he was
honored with an invitation to
deliver the alumni series of lec-
tures to the students of the He-
brew Union College, returned on
Friday morning especially to con-
duct the Sabbath Eve services this
week.
The subject of his address
which marks the anniversary of
the passing of Dr. Isaac M. Wise
will be "The Master Builder — A
Page from the Notebook of Isaac
M. Wise."
Following the service, Dr. Frank-
lin returned to Cincinnati where,
on Saturday, he is to give the an-
nual founders day address at the
Hebrew Union College.

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