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March 18, 1938

.ed THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Systems - Audits - Taxes

Joint Meeting of
Council Jrs., Srs.
Sunday Afternoon

PISGAH DEBATE
SPOKESMEN FOR 44 ORGANIZATIONS
ON PARTITION
PLEDGE SUPPORT TO ALLIED DRIVE

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"Resolved that the recommenda-
tions of the Royal Commission for
Palestine are for the best Interests
0
if the Jewish People," will be the
topic of a debate to be presented
Monday night, March 21, at an
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
2
2
open meeting of Pisgah Lodge No.
I I 1.11t1.11 111.1) BLDG.
CAdillae 13311
31 of Bnai Brith at the Maccabees
3
3
Auditorium.
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The affirmative will be presented
by a teem of Chapter 63 A.Z.A.
(Junior Bnai Brith Order), com-
posed of Morris Hutton, Irwin
Stein and Cal Goaiman. They will
be opposed by two crack debaters
SB
of the Hillel debating team of the
University of Michigan.
Nathaniel Holtzman, t h e first
speaker, is a junior in the school
of literature, science, and arts at
the Un;versity. Last year, he. was
"Twelve per cent with safety".
a member of one of the University
RATIO MEAL•FARTEL
of Michigan Varsity Debate Teams
sounds too good to be true. It is,
CAKE MEAL • EPA NATIO
which won the Big Ten Debating
however, what a Great-West pol-
Championship. He has been chair-
icy with the Family Protection
man of fcrensics for the last two
GROUP AT CONFERENCE OF ORGANIZATIONAL HEADS
Rider will give your dependents in case of your premature
years. His field of major interest
death, and is called the Family Income plan.
The second conference of of11-1
causes included 'in the Allied is English literature. Scholastic-
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
representing 44 leading
Jewish Campaign and they ally, he is an honor student and is
ASSOCIATION TO MEET cers,
There are many attractive angles to this plan that are worth
women's organizations, was held
will request the showing of the new president of the Hillel
knowing about and without any obligation to you, I will be
AT TEMPLE BETH ELI on Tuesday afternoon at the ,
the film "Through Europe Foundation. Ronald Freedman, the
glad to show you how it works.
Bnai Moshe Synagogue.
with the Joint Distribution second speaker, is a senior of the
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
school of literature, science, and
Mrs. Maurice Klein addressed
Committee."
the group on behalf of the Allied 3, The representatives pledged arts. Last year he too was a mem-
sity of Michigan, will speak on Jewish Campaign, stressing espe-
ber of the University Debating
to
influence
the
members
of
"A Jew's Appraisal of Jesus,"
cially
the horrible conditions
their respective clubs to in- Team which won the Big Ten
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
while Dr. N. A. McCune, pastor , overseas and the urgent neces-
crease their organizational Championship, a member of the
of the People's Church at Mehl- sity for helping afflicted Jews in
pledges to the campaign by Hillel Debating Team for two
ran State College, will speak on their tragic plige. A. J. Lech-
a minimum of 50 per cent in years, and the annual Hillel Ora-
"A Christian's Appraisal of The over read Fred M. Butzel's heart•order
to help reach the goal t-ry Contest. He has won places in
AagiuremNC• COMPANY
Psalms."
•• ■ •1> OPP11.• • WIMMI•al)
rending message to the Jewish
two regional, one district, and one
of $390,700.
The conference of the asso- community in connection with
4. It was further decided that national A. Z. A. oratory contest.
ciation will open with a dinner the forthcoming campaign.
His fields
of major interest are
les or
the various
us organizations
ns w
Friday night at the Temple. At
A question and answer period
b history and social work. Mr. Holtz-
rt.tnot t on their
be e organizational
the dinner addresses will be de- followed the talks, during which
man comes from Detroit and Mr.
to the
livered by Rabbi Leon Fran), Prof. time the presidents made vale-
cam " gn
Freedman from Waukegan, Ill.
E. J. Chase and Judge Charles
suggestions regarding the
The debate will be followed by a
Rubiner. After dinner the mem- work with the organizations on
The"J il. 11) 5 . C. film was then question and answer period con-
bers of the association will attend behalf
The shown.
behalf of the campaign.
ducted
by Louis Schostak, chair-
the SabbathsEve service.
following resolutions were passed
Isidore &beide, executive di- man of the cultural advancement
On Saturday morning the sec- unanimously:
rector of the Allied Jewish Cam- committee of Pisgah Lodge.
ond session of the conference will 1. Women's organizations will Deign, urged the representatives
The meeting is open to members
be held at the Stotler Hotel. The
refrain from sponsoring of the organizations to bear in and non-members and the general
Principal event on the program
money-raising affairs during mind that the Allied Jewish Cam- public is welcome.
will be a symposium held by the
the months of March, April paign is the largest fund raising
presidents of the various Michi-
and part of May.
organization in the community,
gan colleges and universities, 2. During the Allied Jewish embracing 52 important causes.
President Stewart G. Cole, Kala-
Campaign 'education months,' ! "Pressing needs overseas,
he
mazoo College: Dean Father
the officers will invite speak- said, "demand substantial in-
Frederic Siedenburg, University
ems to acquaint their respec- I creases — both in individual and
•
of Detroit; and President Joseph
tive organizations with the in organizational gifts."
On Wednesday afternoon,
Brewer of Olivet College, on
March 23, at 2 o'clock, the Wom-
"The Controbution Universities
an's Auxiliary of the United He-
and Colleges Can Make to the
brew School will meet at the Wil-
Religious Life of Michigan." Dr.
shire Hotel, Collingwood at Third.
Edward W. Blakemen, counselor
Mrs. Jack Freedman, president,
•1/4
_Alen
in religious educations, Univer-
announces that an especially fine
sity of Michigan, will preside.
(CONCLUDED FROM PACIA, oNz) the pathos• the joys and sorrows program has been arranged for
• Surprisingly low prices
Discussion will follow. This meet-
which form the text of "Children that afternoon. Lavy M. Becker,
for quality work.
You'll hardly be able to believe your
• Easy to play—espe-
ing will take place at 9:30 a. m.
ears, when first you hear your old
cially for those with
• Try Forest fine Shoe
At 11 o'clock Dr. E. J. Chave ing with Jewish life in the west- of the Ghetto" are as good read- educational director. of the Jewish
em
world.
"Children
of
the
ing
today
as
on
its
first
appear-
Community
Center,
will
be
the
played
on
the
Hammond
favorites
some knowledge of
and
President
Stewart
G.
Cole
Repairing — see the
was the response to this once 50 years ago. guest speaker on the subject "Has
Organ. This instrument, with its
the piano.
will report on "Research in Reli- Ghetto"
difference.
invitation, and at once it was
Comedies
and
Tragedies
the
llome
a
Function."
Another
countless
lovely
orchestral
voices,
gion and Personality—a Survey, such a success that several ecli-
• Specialized Shoe Dye-
• Cannot get out of
Children
of
the
Ghetto"
was
feature
of
the
afternoon
will
be
a
will
bring
out
rich
new
qualities
that
of
Recent
Findings."
Rabbi
Leon
t
ing and Cleaning.
, tune — negligible
ions printing;
were sold as out
in the
Eng-
you didn't know existed in the music.
From will preside. The luncheon ish
well
as in
the not the only wrest work by Zang- short skit by a group of pupils of
• We use the most
operating cost.
meeting at 12:30 will be on the Hebrew, Yiddish, German, will whose dramatic works— the United Hebrew Schools. There
Designed on • radically new prin.
Modern Shoe Factory
ciple, the Hammond Organ has no
theme The Function of Religion French. Polish a n d Russian especially "The Melting Pot"— will be a social hour following the
• Costs no more than
Equipment.
gave him world-wide fame as a business meeting and program.
in Community Life in the World translations.
pipes nor reeds. Its graceful con-
a fine piano—ready
novelist. Ranking among the best
• Expertly trained Shoe-
The Woman's Auxiliary ac-
Over and in the Life of Grow-
sole fits in a four-foot square—is as
•
to play when con-
In story
form. "Children
of the of his works are his "Ghetto knowledge• the receipt of the fol-
makers rebuild shoes
ing Persons." Dr. Leo M. Frank- Ghetto"
easy to move and install as a piano!
presented
the observe-
nected to an ordin-
to look like new.
lin and E. J. Chave will be the tions and views which Mr. Zang- Comedies" and "Ghetto Trace- lowing contribution:
Yet its musical quality Is so superb
NO CHARGE
ary electric outlet.
gp.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hermon. In ...-
speakers,
while
Professor
John
that
many
great
orchestras
and
• We use only the fine
FOR PICK-UP
will incorporated in magazine ar- dies." The latter originally
ory of Mre. Esther Ja. kson; Mr, and
over 1,500 churchei have adopted it.
Mason of Hillsdale College will tides. The story made fascinat- peered in 1893 under the title M rs. Mine Borman. In memory of I
• No pipes or reeds—
AND DELIVERY
Prime Oak leathers.
That
Walk
in
Darkness."
IS
Emit, hek; Mr. a nd Mr.. Junes Semen,
Preside.
Drop in soon and hear the Ham-
creates lovely organ
ing and at the same time instruc-
of ninisi
i
Marx; Sir. end
The public is invited to all the tive reading. It concerned itself derived from the name of the Mrs memory
mond played! We'll be delighted
tones by electrical
Bert Smokier. In memory of Daniel
meetings. Those who wish to with the difficulties, evasions and first story in the book.
Marx; Mr. and I.e. Abe Mons. In mern-
to see you.
impulses.
There is comedy in the trace- ory of Daniel Marx and Mra Esther
attend the Friday evening dinner insincerities which crept intotile
Jackson; Mr. end Mre Jun. Dorman.
at the Temple or the luncheon at Process of adaptaton that ac- dies and tragedy in some of the
„ In tnemoo of A. Jacobs; Mr. and Mrs
SEE OUR INTERESTING ORGAN WINDOW DISPLAY
the Stotler Hotel should commun- companied the East European comedies. They are typically Abe Mo•, in enem
ltory of Mr. Stone; Mr.
and Min Al,. Moss, In n memory sr
AT OUR DOWNTOWN STORE THIS WEEK
icate with Rabbi Fram. The con- Jew's emergence from ghetto en- Jewish works, in spirit and in Miriam
Buchhaer• Nlescanws Ile
d .
gregation will be hosts to the
The humorous and content, and they are destined to seoeloi snot Gees... Harris, In memory
Religious Education Association the serious were . mingled in the rank among the great tales of or Hyman Rarielnian; Mr. Barry Gold.
"The Musical Center of Detroit" •
and family, In memory of the late
at the reception following the descriptions, and his characters Jewish life and experience. com- Mein
Mrs.
Fannie
Mre. }wither
parable with those of Sholem Alei- Solomon, Miss Rosenthal;
service.
Freida Weinstetn end
emerged
as
a
new
type
of
heroes
CLEANERS (S DYERS, Inc.
A. Yinfaky, In memory of Mrs. Rowe
in modern fiction. In his biog- chem, Mendele Mocher Seforim, Mrs.
•nd Mrs Bon Goldberg; a
Isaac Leib Perez and Sholem Lnewenberg
gift by Mra. Milton Barack.
'GALITZIANER CHAZON' raphy of Zangwill written in Asch.
The
Woman's Auxiliary especielly ac-
1909
Augustin
Filon
wrote:
knowledges
with
thanks the contribution
FEATURE AT LITTMAN'S °This Zangwill kept Ids mamelioee
The diary of a Meshumad, the
Exclusive Hammond Representetives
received from Mr. and Mre Richard
Instrument, (('Si lunette., esimIr,
story of the Jewish self-defense, Cott,
NMINIMMM ■ 11•11•111 ■ '
In memory of the Yahrgelt of choir
mordant of which he had ably ap-
Hdqrs., 1515.21 Woodward Ave., Detroit
Julius Nathanson, guest star at propriated all the resource, OW Eng- the novelettes about the observ- moths', Mn. I-IbbY Berman, its Passed
is years ago. the Ilth day of
and Branches
Littman's People's Theater, 12th bole humor whow secret he had lib.• ance of the Sabbath, the satires away
coed. But Mg` new ramifies which on synagogue politics, the aspira- Allah
and Seward, and the entire local cot
e was ghoul to show none from eise•
.7*
tions
of
Jews
to
go
to
Palestine
Yiddish theatrical cast, will be Own, That Imaginationof oriental
111.gnifleenre, united to a klon of nowt —"To Die in Jerusalem;" the British Consul to Address
presented in "Der Galitzianer Intense
reellsm,
e aaaaa lion underneath
Chazon," on Sunday and Tuesday,) MON.. • penetntlin•
Home Relief Society on
Inehinchol) ohich take-offs on missionary activities
March 20 and 22. This comedy, relmlo Itnrlf through optimism of in the ghettoes, the theatrical as-
ob.,/ rim
March 28
g
oath
and
(meat,--awning
sr IAN wan pirations of Jewish quasi-Ham-
in two acts, was written by Sam- the fruit of an Enell•11
I t
uel H. Cohen. Music is by Yasha um rralls the pod of thoN• humble lets. the various efforts at as-
The
Hon,
Hughes
Ilallet,
British
Musnitzki. There are 14 musical un k
"fle", hnc i ng Ikrd, lolls( and similation—these form a veri-
,,,crud don" there id the other end table crucible for Jewish action Consul in Detroit, will address the
numbers in this operetta.
of Europe, hod xi lead tonic In search
llome Relief Society on Monday,
of lieu. end morn,, If not of fortune, in the great combination of
March 28, at 1:30 p. m., in the
on the bunks of the Theme.. Th. bad Zangwill's works.
Tides Hotel in Miami Beach been
all their lite. 1111111, lint nil at
Colonial
room of the Detroit Le-
The Jewish Publication Society
"
Makes Plans for Pass-
enct.
t('
land
Hotel. Ills subject will be "The
..
""'"""••
''''"
'1uce,",
Delicate openwork
. exquisite as
could
not
have
chosen
a
better
MO. ltlr, . thoge nose., thow mo-
rtice watch acre In them, but of which way of honoring the memory of Consulate Duties in Many Climes."
orang e blossom s and lace, made possible
over Observance
they were soiree', toms..., room ut-
He will also speak about the com-
only
by
the
master
craftsmen
of 1847
Israel
Zangwill.
on
the
60th
an-
terance In their gremIshildren--the)
Rogers Bros. 30-Piece Service for Six.
The Tides, "The 12-story Sky- *Hawed In the 'Fblitleen of the niversary. of his appearance on parative position of the Jew in
6.1 to.• "
Germany,
Rumania
and
England.
the Jewish scene as a great liter-
scraper Hotel on the Ocean", in
Discontinued Community De-
In this brief description is mir- ary genius, than by publishing in
Mrs. Al Weissman and Mrs.
Miami Beach, Fla., is making ex-
signs at less than half. Greenberg
tensive plans for the traditional gored the artistic effort at inter- one omnibus volume his three Harry Shulman, chairmen of this
matches all designs.
celebration of the Passover holi- pretations of Jewish assimilabil- best works: "Children of the event, urge members to bring their
days by its guests. Special Pass- i ity which resulted in the great C h e t t o." "Ghetto Comedies," friends to this meeting.
On Wednesday, March 9, Mrs.
over services will be held on both Zangwillian novel. The humor, "Ghetto Tragedies."
Charles of Richton Ave. was host-
of the holiday evenings and apes
to the executive board. Plans
dal, delicious holiday dishes are
PURIM CELEBRATED BY ess
were discussed for the March 28
planned for each menu. Meals will
TUROVER
AID
SOCIETY
meeting.
also he served to outside guests..
The following contributions are
Located on Ocean Drive at 12th
The Turover Ala Sosiety cele- acknowledged: Mrs. J. Sider, in
and 13th Sts., at the edge of the
The Young People's Temple brated Purim at a dinner-dance in gratefulness of Mr. and Mrs. II.
Atlantic Ocean, the Tides is re- Club will present "Call It a Day,"
garded by the guests who return comedy hit, on April 2, 3 and 10. the Bnai Moshe on Sunday, With Dorman's recovery; Mr. and Mrs.
8928 TWELFTH ST.
time and time again as "the per- The dates were announced by Cabe a fast composed of A. Geller, J. Kogan, in memory of Mrs. L.
fect Jewish hotel". Through the ef- Alexander, director of the play. Charles Ablecop, M. Magid, M. Danto and Miss Miriam Buchhal-
WHOLESALE ONLY
forts of its owners, Meyer Cohen, This is the first time the dramatic Stark, A. Grant, I. Weiner, S. ter; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Savage,
Showroom Hours-9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
Samuel Grundwerg and Nathan society of the Y. P. T. C. has ever Kosit, J. Gottleib, S. Kunin, Teddy in memory of Rose Loewenberg;
Ginsburg, a strictly kosher cuisine presented a play for more than a Grant, and Mesdames Solomon, Mrs. Louis Morris in memory of
Monday and Wednesday till 9 P. M.
Sosnick and Kunin, and directed Max Glazer; Dr. and Mrs. J. H.
is maintained.
single performance.
by S. Pfeiffer and M. L. Roberts, Polozker, in memory of Sarah
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The Tides is a strictly kosher
The April 10 performance will the story of Purim was presented Hamburger; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
hotel with all the modern conveni- see the Y. P. T. C. acting as hosts
ences efficient hotel management to Jewish students from the col- in a play prepared for the occa- Savage, in memory of Sarah Ilam-
REMEMBER THEM FOR
can provide. An illustrated booklet leges in Michigan who will he here pion by N. Samit. Cantor Jacob burger; a donation from Mrs.
Skolnick led a large choir in the Honigman.
may be had on request.
at a convention.
presentation of appropriate holiday
singing. Dance music was provided Cardinal Club Presents Vac-
Two A. Z. A. Chapters Be-
by the Epstein Swing Band.
iety Show and Dance
ing Formed at Congre-
Isidore Sosnick and Samuel Dry-
The Cardinal Club of the Jewish
gation Emanuel
fus, co-chairmen of the affair, ex-
pressed thanks for cooperation the w Community Center will present a
by MAIL, CAKE or RADIO
received and thank The Jewish benefit variety show and dance on
Carrying on the enthusiasm ini-
Sunday, March 27, at 8 p. m., in
The Sisterhood of Congrega- Chronicle for publicity.
tiated two months ago by the na-
the gymnasium of the Center,
' To POLAND, ROUMANIA, RUSSIA, PALESTINE
tional secretary of A.Z.A., Julius tion Beth Tefila Emanuel will
meet Monday, March 21, at 2:30. Purim Party of Junior Group Woodward at Holbrook. The pro-
Bisno
of
Omaha,
a
number
of
local
and all other countries.
ceeds of this affair will be given
Mrs. David Kallman, talented
chapters have beer. added to the
of Jewish Home for
to the Jewish Community Center.
original Chapters G3 and 93, and soprano, will present a group of
varied selections.
The program will include a one
Aged Saturday
many others are being formed.
Special ,
Mrs.
Jack
Tobin,
president
of
hour talkie, "Red Lights Ahead",
A call having gone out to boys ,
The Blatnikoff home will be the starring Andy Clyde and Paula
HAAVARA MARKS to GERMANY
between the ages of 15 and 21 who I ` he Women's League for lisooel
Jewelry and Watch Repairing.
of the Purim celebration of Stone. Following this, the Center
"JEWISH EMIGRANT MARK"
live in the vicinity of 12th and Mizrachi, will present the story scene
the Junior Group of Jewish Home Players will present a sketch,
Diamond Setting while you wait.
Taylor Sts., to meet Sunday at the of Purim.
for Aged, for paid-up members, es- "Goldilocks the door", A modern
Miss
Esther
Elkin,
former
Schick and Packard Electric Razors at Big Savings
Congregation Emanuel, a large
corts and guests, this Saturday
• An AMERICAN EXPRESS FOREIGN REMIT.
group of boys responded. Twoj president of Junior liadassah, evening, March 19. The theme, a dance exhibit sponsored by Miss
Highest Prices paid for Old Cold and Diamonds
TANCE assures a prompt, efficient and safe
Edith Muskin will add to this di-
junior Bnai Brith chapters are now will speak on behalf of the Al- o h o a t rd intim eos
e t pu ariretsy, w pi r llizeti
be w
ca tlririeti
be versified entertainment. Dancing to
Have Your Eyes Examined by Our Specialist
method of forwarding your funds.
in the process of organization at ied Jewish Campaign.
The Sisterhood invites all those
a well-known orchestra will round
the synagogue. One group consists
SAFE, RELIABLE SERVICE, AT LOW COST.
awarded the most original outfits, cut the evening.
of members of the Palomise Club,: who are affiliated with the con- and also for games which will be
Tickets, 25c for Center members
under the chairmanship of Joe' gregation and all who wish to played in the holiday spirit.
OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 6 P. M.
35e for non-members, may be
Katz. This group will meet again! affiliate with the Sisterhood to
A large basket of a variety of and
purchased from members of the
this Sunday at 12 oclock. The other attend.
fruits will be the juniors' holiday club or at the door.
A
social
hour
will
follow
the
( HERBY KW
group, having several members as-
Itti ‘VAsIIINI.TON 111,%11.. DETROIT,
token offered to the residents of
Martin Rosenbloom is chairman
sosiated with the Junior Congre- meeting. Mrs. Max Dushkin and the home,
of this affair.
or any Railway Eger. Agency Office or Sub.Agroits Sailing Arnericaa Scoots Smoke
gation, is under the temporary Mra. Herman Fisher are in
Next Tuesday evening's meeting
charge
of
the
Program.
rocs
Evp•sts
Anted.,
Alsao at% for
chairmanship o f Sidney Lieb. This
tl
of the group is to be • closed busi- , Senior Bicur Cholem to Elect
group will meet thin Sunday at
ness session.
2:30 p. m.
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S. The open social meeting will fol-
Officers Tuesday
Alvin B. Levin and Barry C.
low in two weeks. The feature will
The Senior Bicur Cholem will
At this meeting final arrange-1 Cohen, representing the Bnai Brith
The Young People's Societe of be movies. Refreshments will also have a snec;a1 meeting Tuesday.
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood to
ments will be made for the lunch- and the Men's Club of the Congre- Shaarey Zedek will meet on Sun- be served. All Jewish young people March 22. 1
:30 Dim., at the Bnai
Meet on Monday
eon on Wednesday, March 23, at gation Emanuel, are sponsoring day, March 27, it
■ 3:30. in room are invited to attend without Moshe. Dexter at Lawrence. All Flower Fund of the Jewish! and Mrs. Broder, is nwmary af Max
Glaser and Wrs. Rose Imewebbotg; Wil.
12:30 p. m. Members are urged to these groups. Any young man who 302 of the synagogue. A promi- charge,
members
are
asked to come and
Home for Aged
liars Friedman. Is memory of Kra Metre
To enable the Bnai Moshe Sis-, attend by the Sisterhood president, Is interested in joining either of nent sneaker will be featured.
Participate in election of officers.
The following have made contrib-1 Hamburger; ler•and Mrs. Al. Gold-
The next study group meeting
terhood members to attend the Mrs. Harry Meer, and to bring, the groups can attend the meet-
"On Behalf of Democracy
A
report
on
the
anniversary
r...1: 1 awry a sfumra aiwItambeneer oi
oar•
utions
to
the
Home
for
Aged
in
I
ings
Sunday
or
call
either
of
the
friends
for
an
enjoyable
afternoon.'
will be held on Thursday, March Lecture by Alexander Kerensky, tv will be riven by the secretary.
Kerensky lecture next Tuesday, the
of flowers:
Rowe 1...:sweaberg sad teeth lireteeknE
regular meeting scheduled for that Mrs. Charles Berger is chairman of sponsors or Robert Gordon, na- 24. at 9 n. m. Cards will be sent Russia n premier in 1917, at Beal A social hour will follow the lieu
Mr and Mr. Harry ./ Plehorstela In Meaut Wm. Harry IlitmerKagik.
mat.
Mm.(
tnnal
deputy
of
the
A.Z.A.
affair
and
is
assisted
by
for
the
to all members announcing the Mech.. Lawrence and Dexter, meeting. Refreshments will be memory of Mrs 51flo•
date has been changed to Monday, ,the
and ery et film
Rambsever: saws.
11 , elyn &hiehei; MI. Irma Piebormela Bridge Club, Is memory et Wm. 11.4
state of Michigan.
speaker and the place.
'Louis Greenfield.
Tuesday, March 22, 8:30 p. tn.
March 21, 8:30 p. . m .
served.
In

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CHARLES K.RARRIS

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The National Council of Jewish
Juniors will have as their guests
at their monthly meeting Sunday,
March 20, at 3 p. m., at Temple
Beth El, the Detroit section, Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women.
The afternoon's program is be-
ing arranged by Miss Rosalie
Brown, assisted by Miss Helen
Kahn and Mrs. B. Boyer. and will
include a series of sketches depict-
ing the various phase of Junior
Council work. Miss Rose Herman
will be the narrator. Tea will be
served with two members of each
group pouring, This is the first
joint meeting of the organizations
to be held this year.
Miss Rachel Berman, president
of the Junior group, has announced
that the meeting is open to all
members of both groups.
Mrs. Maurice Klein is presi-
dent of the senior council.

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SEYMOUR J. CORN

^..GREAT-WEST LIFE

HAMMOND
ORGAN

FOREST Vitalize CLEANERS

SHOE REBUILDING

Becker to Address
Auxiliary of U.H.S.

SERVICE

REPAIRED
CLEANED
AND DYED

Mark Golden Jubilee of Publication
Of Zangwill's "Children of the Ghetto"

by

FACTORY
METHODS

Phone TRINITY 1-2000

FOREST

GRINNELL BRIM

VISIT SCHOR'S
WHOLESALE SHOWROOMS

1844 ROGERS BROS 4

ANEW PATTERN
YOU'LL ADORE

BUY Fine Furniture wholesale through
any dealer of your own choice.
WE welcome the opportunity of show-
ing you around without any' obligation
to buy.

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Plait

3 Designs on Special at
Half Prices

Y.P.T.C. to Stage
"Call It A Day"

Emanuel Sisterhood
to Meet on Monday

Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - Clocks
and Fountain Pens of all makes

Wedding, Bridge and Shower Gifts

MERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY

GREENBERG JEWELRY

M.
8931 Twelfth Street

EUclid 3892

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