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JULLIET BENJAMIN
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Corsettes, Girdles

Hundreds of better girdles and corsettes
(many from famous makers) in fine
batiste . . . all elastic or material and
elastic sections. Corsettes and girdles for
all types of figures. Regularly 10.00 to
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The Exhibition and Sale

OF DRAWINGS AND ETCHINGS OF THE LATE

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at 408 Fine Arts Building
58 West Adams Ave.

Beginning Monday, May 2nd

ATTENTION
JEWISH BOY SCOUTS!

ALL REGISTERED BOY SCOUTS WILL —
HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE
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"Projects of Vital Importance to
the National Council of Jewish
Women" will be the subject of the
address to be given by Mrs. Oscar
S. Marx of Mt. Carmel, Ill., na-
tional third vice-president of the

Mr. and Sirs. Henry Moses and
Miss Julliet Benjamin of New their two children of Cincinnati are
York, national third vice-presi- visiting with their family in this
dent of Hadassah, will be in De- city.
troit this week-end as guest of
the Detroit Chapter of Iladassah
Mr. and Miss Hoke Levin of
Psrkside Ave. will be hosts at a
dinner party Saturday night,
April 30.

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Mrs. Oscar S. Marx
To Address Council
Meeting on Monday

Will Speak at Mother and
Daughter Affair and at
Regional Conference

Annual May Sale

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On Tuesday, Dr. Leo Si. Frank-
lin of Temple Beth El addressed
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
Zion of'Buffalo, N. Y., on the sub-
ject, "The Dilemma of the Jew—
Can It Be Solved?" On Thursday
evening Dr. Franklin was the
speaker at the Men's Club of St.
Joseph's Church. The subject of
his address was "The European
Mrs. Joseph Welt of Boston Jew."
Blvd. returned from New York
where she spent the week,
At a family dinner held at the
home of Mrs. Henry N. Weinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Allison C. Tabor
of Calvert Ave., the engagement
will entertain a group of friends
of Annette Lieberman to Jack
st a midnight supper party April
Vogel was announced. Miss Lie-
30,
berman is the daughter of Sirs.
Mrs. John C. Hopp and daugh- Harry and the late Sir. Harry Lie-
ter. Lois, returned home April 22, berman, and the granddaughter of
the late Sir. and Mrs. William
having spent a week in Chicago.
Saulson. Mr. Vogel is the son
of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogel, of
Mrs. Moe Wayburn of Atkinson
Ave. entertained a group of friends Toledo.
et a luncheon on Tuesday, April
26.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham G. Ro-
senthal of 201 Rhode Island Ave.
Sirs. Abraham Cooper of Chi- announce the Bar Mitzvah of their
cago Blvd. honored her husband son, Myron, on Saturday morning,
with a stag surprise birthday par- May 7, at the Beth Tefilah Eman-
ty, Monday, April 25. Covers were uel Synagogue, Taylor at Wood-
laid for 65 guests at the Franklin row Wilson. They will be at home
Hills Country Club.
to their friends and relatives Sun-
day, May 8. No cards.
Louis James Rosenberg is at-
tending the annual meeting of the
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Alpert
International Law Society in of 1646 Chics s
o Blvd. announce
Washington, D. C.
the Bar.Slitzvah of their son, My-
ron Irving, on Saturday, May 7,
Sirs. Walter Fuchs of Royal Oak
at Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
returned from an extended visit
uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.
in Miama Beach, Fla.
Open house on Sunday, May 8,
from
6:30 to 10:30 p. m. No cards.
Mrs. Bertha Kronish returned

and will address two important
meetings of the organization.
On Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Shaarey Zedek,
Miss Benjamin will speak at the
Mother and Daughter Oneg Sha-
bat being sponsored by Hadessah.
All members and mothers and
daughters of all Iladassah groups
in the city are invited to the Oneg
Shebat.
to her home in New Haven, Conn.,
Miss Benjamin will be heard after spending a fortnight with her
again Sunday, May 1, at the Stot- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
ler Hotel, when she will address Sirs. Edward Bernie of Chicago
the annual conference of the Cen- Blvd.
tral States Region of Ilachossah
which will convene Sunday from
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levenson
9 a.n. to6p.a).
of Johnstown, Pa., are the guests
One of the best known speakers of their brother and sister-in-law,
in Zionist circles in this country, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frank of Vir-
Miss Benjamin, who is a teacher ginia Park.
of history in Boy's High School,
Sir. and Mrs. S. L. Seger, who
Brooklyn, has held many impor-
tant chairmanships in Hadassah, have been visiting in Texas, re-
turned
to spend the summer
and is now serving as national
chairman of organization. She months in Detroit.
is closely associated with a num-
Mrs. G. Korniker and Sirs. P.
ber of Zionist groups that are en-
gaged in fostering the economic Lipton and daughter, Barbara, of
New
York, spent the holidays with
and cultural work in Palestine
and is the only woman member Sir. and Sirs. Michael Falk of Elm-
hurst
Ave.
of the American Economic Com-
mittee for Palestine.
Mrs. Sidney J. Allen of the Jew-
Having visited Palestine and ish Community Center board of
Europe several times in recent directors has been appointed chair-
years, Miss Benjamin is a keen man of the Mothers' Clubs advis-
student of European economics ory committee, succeeding Sirs.
and politics. She was an out- Oscar Robinson, according to an
standing member of the Iladassah announcement made by Henry
delegation to the World Zionist Meyers, president of the Jewish
Congress in Zurich last summer. Community Center.
In addition to Miss Benjamin's
address on "Organization and
Miss Bernice Edelstein of Cal-
Membership" to be given at the vert Ave. returned front a 10-day
conclave luncheon at 12:45 p. m., visit in New York.
the program will include talks by
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, Miss Jean-
Mr. and Sirs. George Robino-
ette Steinberg and Mrs. Elijah witz and family are now residing
Stampfer of Akron, Ohio.
in their new home at 18651 War-
The morning session, beginning rington Drive.
at 9 o'clock, will open with regis-
On Saturday, April 23, Sirs.
tration under the direction of
Mrs. Sehmarya Kleinman, to be David Werbe was at home to mem-
followed by chapter reports by the bers of the Detroit Fine Art Al-
chapter president of each group liance. Sirs. Werbe has been the
in the region, including Ohio, West chairman and Art Museum lecturer
for the past eight years.
Virginia and Michigan.
From 11:30 to 12:30, the De-
Sir. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer
troit chapter of Iladassah will pre-
sent a "Tiyul" through lindassah of Suffolk Drive returned April
25 from a trip through the South.
projects in Palestine. The after-
noon session will be concluded
Sir. and Sirs. David S. Touff of
with an address by Mrs. Joseph H.
Denver, Colo., are the week-end
Ehrlich, national second vice-
guests of their family in Detroit.
president of Iladassah.
Mrs. Ralph Davidson of Detroit,
Mrs. Joseph Burak of Longfel-
president of the region, is in low Ave. is spending a week in
charge of arranging the confer- Montgomery, Ala.
ence and is assisted by Mesdames
Herman August, Hy C. Broder,
Mrs. Henry Wineman is spend-
Seymour Frank, Harry L. Jack- ing several days with her family
son, Schmnrya Kleinman, Julius in Pittsburgh.
Neiman and Albert l'russin.
Luncheon reservations at $1.25
The Wayne Medical College
per plate are being taken by Mrs. chapter of Phi Delta Epsilon an-
Max Dushkin, Trinity 2-5155.
nounced the initiation of Freder-
ick J. Margolis, graduate of the
University of Pittsburgh, and Sid-
ney Borenstein of the University
Of Michigan, on Sunday, April 24.
1/r. Reuben Kahn, internationally
famous scientist, spoke to the local
chapter and alumni on this occa-
sion.
Cantor Ben Zion Kapov-Kagan,
president of the New York Can-
Miss Jeanne Koine left Thurs-
tors' Association, will be the guest day to resume her studies at High-
vocalist at the I 1th annual ban- land Manor, Tarrytown - on - the-
quet to be sponsored by the La- Hudson.
dies of the Yeshivah Beth Judah.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hirsch-
S. Solomon will be the piano ac-
companist. In addition, Jerry man will be at home on Sunday,
Klein, who is the smallest boy in May 1, from 3 to 6 p. m., at 1106
Cantor Kagan 's choir, will also Ouellette Ave., Windsor, Ont., in
render vocal selections. Jerry honor of their new-born son, Da-
Klein is 11 years old and the son vid Allen.
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Klein of
Miss Lidia Zamenhof. LL.M.. of
3743 Rochester Ave.
The banquet will be held' May Warsaw, Poland, daughter of Dr.
15, at 7:30 p. m., at Congregation L. L. Zamenhof, author and
Bnai David, Fourteenth and Elm- founder of the international lan-
hurst, All congregations, organi- guage Esperanto, and other De-
zations and individuals, are asked troit prominent Esperantists, in-
to make reservations early. For cluding Sir. and Sirs. Robert L.
reservations call Sirs. H. Rotten- Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C.
berg, To. 1171; Mrs. Katz, To. Sievers, were the guests of Mr.
6.4230; Mr. Tracer. No. 1792, or and Mrs. Albert M. Rohner at a
dinner Sunday, April 24, at their
the Yeshivah, To. 8-7061.
home, 1955 Maine Ave. All en-
tertainment a n d conversations
URGES ABYSSINIA
were in Esperanto.

Slim Evelyn Leion of the Wil-
shire Hotel will leave by plane on
Sunday, May 1, for Baltimore, to
attend the wedding reception in
honor of Jeanne Kahn, who be-
comes the bride of Nathan George
Maxman on May 1. Miss Leion
will take an extended vacation
through the East for five or six
weeks.

Cantor Kapov-Kagan
To Sing at Banquet
Of Local Yeshivah

AS HOME FOR JEWS

Miss Elizabeth Finley has re-
turned to the city after spending,
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the winter season in Miami Beach,
You are invited to step In and
Judith of the Hebrew tribe of Fla., and its environs.
play this latest Grinnell creation.
Gideon reigned supreme over all
host of friends
No
obligation.
EASY
GRINNELL
in
of Ethiopia. It is true that the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Scott
to visa him
TERMS arranged . . . liberal al-
CrinneIrt Pi -
great majority of Ethiopian He- and sons, Lawrence Herbert and
lowance on your old piano.
ano Dept.
brews became converts to the Burton Lewis, of River Rouge
Christian faith, however. much of motored to Cleveland for the
"The Mneieal Center of Detroit"
their Hebrew ritual is still evident week-end.
in the rites of the Coptic Church
today. Almost 250,000 non-con-
Joseph W. Kopman, student in
verts, clinging to the Mosaic faith, the high school academy of New
still live in the mountains of Ethi- Mexico Military Institute, was de-
opia, a proud remnant of the clared winner of the district ora-
original band of Hebrew settlers. tory contest sponsored by the
1515-21 WOODWARD
They call themselves the "(louse American Legion. Cadet Kopman
And BraneAes
of Israel" and until the 20th cen- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Saul
tury did not know of the exist- Kopman of 3311 Chicago Blvd.
ence of any Jews outside of Ethi- Kopman will enter the state con-
1-Mad•tno urie' •ed
Betty Rtt- opia
test in Albuquerque the latter
er oft-booted bar pupils
pupils le specialty
FLINT NOTES
"In view of the above, any sug- part of April.
...lane.. lira N•than rlakelstets IVY
m .,,,, of ,, ,,, , ,.„,,, s , 11, ,...., ■ ,barman et the shearer and Il.rrliago- gestion to the Italian government
that Ethiopia be thrown open to
Mrs. Leon A. Slavin and daugh-
km! t•• •n•rilan. ,orture• th• 1.,,, . meets for las tea.
Weda..taa n' t hi the, afa,n,vrrrl • ' , non
colonization by the Jews cannot ter of 225 Covington Drive re-
Mrs. C. A. Alfred was chairman of
a..ra at lb.Stnnle loth El owlet
tali far ou Ulnas to no oral t• Pates- Ins Mmovsse, y Teeth Lilian eselpale• be ruled out on the score of sen - turned home after a five month
nryieved sesettim Irekh H••••••A had on feeder. timent," declares Dr. Runes.
Elmer Borger
OM
Rab t.4
sojourn in Florida.

HARRY
BRADLIN
. invites his

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Sirs. Phineas Harris of Buffalo,
N. Y., spent the past week-end vis-
iting with her parents, Sir. and
Mrs. David Kline of Rochester
Ave.

The Music Study Club of De-
troit will present a program at the
Maybury Sanitarium at Northville,
Mich., op Saturday, April 30, at
3 p. m. Those participating in
the program are Mrs. Margaret
Hoexter, vocalist; Mrs. H. Metz,
reader; the Noetzel children.
dancers; Arlene Weinstein, and
Mrs. S. Bookstein, violinist. This
presentation culminates this sea-
son of philanthropic work the
Music Study Club has provided for
many institutions.

Due to intensive work for the
Allied Jewish Campaign by mem-
hers of the Junior League of the
Mt. Sinai Hospital Association, the
meeting originally planned for
Wednesday, May 4, has been post-
poned. It will be held upon con-
clusion of the campaign and mem-
bers will be notified of the definite
date.

Misses Nikki Wasserman and
Gertrude Fried will honor bride-
to-be Ann Perlmutter at a per-
sonal shower and dinner party for
50 guests in the English lounge of
Webster Hall on Tuesday evening,
May 3. The marriage of Miss
Perlmutter and George Jerris will
take place on June 19.

MRS. OSCAR S. MARX

council, at the annual meeting of
the Detroit section to be held on
Monday, Slay 2, at the Detroit-Le-
land Hotel, at 12:30 p. m.
Mrs. hiarx, before her election to
the national board of the council,
served as its national peace chair-
man. Always a prominent worker
in organizations affecting commu-
nal life, Mrs. Marx was responsible
for the establishment of daytime
schools for the foreign-born in St.
Louis, which were later adopted as
part of the public school system.
She is now chairman of the Illin-
ois Marathon Round-Tables for the
Cause and Cure of War.
The social activities committee is
assisting Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum
in making the luncheon arrange-
ments. Luncheon reservations may
be made with Mrs. Rosenbaum, 675
W. Boston Blvd., Townsend 8-4675.
Luncheon tickets are also obtain-
able at the club house, 89 Rowena,
or from members of the ',ward of
directors.
Mrs. Maurice Klein, president,
will preside, at the meeting and
will present the annual report. The
business meeting will include the
election of officers and board of
directors.

Music Study Club
Soiree on Tuesday

The Music Study Club of De-
troit will bring to a close its 14th
year of successful activities with
its annual soiree to be held at the
Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs, Hancock at Second Blvd., on
Tuesday, May 3, at 8:30 p. m. An
interesting program has been ar-
ranged by Sirs. S. Asherson who
will preside as chairman of the
evening.
Sirs. J. S. Souls, vocalist, will
render several selections, and will
be accompanied by Rosa Bassin
Stein. The drama group will pre-
sent a play written by Florence
Ryerson and Clement Collins, en-
titled "Never Too Old," directed by
Katherine Vincent Slayer. Sadie
Cooper will play several violin se-
lections, and Evelyn Gurvitch will
present piano selections. The
Music Study Club Choral will com-
plete the program with songs, di-
rected by Charles Frederick Morse,
and accompanied by Mrs. Stein.
The soiree will be complimentary
to members and a charge of 50
cents will be made to others wish-
ing to attend. A social hour will
follow the evening's entertainment.

Prenzlauer Group to Elect
Officers on Tuesday

A board meeting of the Eva
Sir. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz
of Otsego Ave. had open house Prenzlauer Maternity Aid was
to relatives and friends on April held at Sirs. J. Rose's home Tues-
24 in honor of their new-born son. day. Plans were made for the
"strawberry bridge" to take place
Mrs. Hattie Fisher and daugh- on Wednesday, Slay 19, 2 p. m.,
ter, Mrs. Sidney Rosen, and son, in Kern's Auditorium. Mrs. J.
Jack Fisher, returned from Wash- Greenstone reported that many
ington, 'Atlantic City and New prizes will be given. The co-chair-
men are Mrs. J. Rose, II. A. Fix-
York.
Icr and II. Koffman.
Final payment of the pledge to
On Monday, May 9, the Sister-
the
Home for Aged was sent in
hood of Temple Beth El will hold
its regular monthly meeting. It memory of two past presidents,
Mrs.
Malvena Klein and Mrs. Ray
will be a strawberry festival, and
an appropriate dessert luncheon Cohen. A plaque will be placed
in
their
memory.
will be served at 1 p. m. A spe-
On Tuesday, May 3, nomination
cial musical program has been ar-
and election of officers will be
ranged for the afternoon.
held at the Stotler Hotel at 2
Miss Ida Zeff returned from p. m.

Cincinnati where she attended the
national convention of the Asso-
ciation for Childhood Education.

Mrs. ilarry Meer, president of
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood, enter-
tained the officers and members
of the organization at a lunch-
eon last Monday at Thornton's.
Seventy ladies were present. Card
games followed the luncheon.

Sandra Gertrude Rosenthal,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
ham G. Rosenthal of 201 Rhode
Island, will present a graduation
program at the McGregor Library,
Tuesday evening, May 3. Miss
Rosenthal has studied drama un-
der the tutelage of Donald Ar-
mand, director of that department
at the Detroit Institute of Mu-
sical Art. Jack Blum will assist
her at the piano.

Sir. and Mrs. Hyman Jack of
2573 Hazelwood Ave., will be
hosts for breakfast next Sunday
morning to the members of the
Boys' and Girls' Mitzvah Clubs of
Congregation Beth Tfilo Emanuel,
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson
Ayes., in honor of their eons, Sam
and Jack. Myron Rosenthal will
act as Chazon at the minyon
which begins at 9 a m. Due to
Rosh Chodesh, the service will in-
clude Hallel and Musaf.

She Won't Need a 2nd Invitation

If you don't think your wife or mother would
welcome a change from the tire-
some task of planning meals at
home, just suggest having dinner at

Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S.
Dance This Saturday

Then
an
swing-out dance of
the Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek will be held on
April 30 at 9 p. m., at the syna-
gogue. Jerry Silberblatt and
Adele Robins are co-chairmen of
this dance. A new note in deco-
rations is being introduced under
the direction of Sydney Stocker.
Ken Stone and his Rockin' Rhythm
orchestra will provide the music
and refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney S. Shapire Tickets may be obtained from
of 2713 Leslie Ave. announce the Robert Schiff, members of his com-
Bar Mitzvah of their eon, Irwin mittee, or at the door.
J., on Saturday morning, April
30, at the Bnai David Synagogue, them." Minchah service will be
Elmhurst and Fourteenth. At held at 6 o'clock with the Rabbi's
home on Sunday, May 1. No cards. talk scheduled to begin at 6:30.
His subject will be "Israel—The
Mr.t and Mrs. Louis 1. Kramer Concept of Jewish Religious Na-
of 1945 Atkinson Ave_ will be tionalism;' dealing with the in-
hosts Saturday at 7:15 p. m. for troduction to "I'irke Avon."
the "Shalosh Seudath" served to
young people at Congregation
Mrs. Julius E. Wartell and
Beth Tfilo Emanuel following daughter, Gertrude, of Woodward
Rabbi Max J. Wohlirelernter's lec- Ave., are sojourning at Hotel
ture on the "Ethics of the Fa- Cliin ton, Miami Beach, Fla.

FOR A
COMPLETE
DINNER

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Proceeds will be used to send underprivileged
children to summer camps

Williams Commends
rontia: Notre
Inter-Racial Work

County Auditor Edward II. Wil-
liams, in a radio address on April
25 over Station WMBC, commend.
ed efforts- to .establish a Detroit
chapter of the National Confer-
ence of Jews and Christians. In
his address he stated:
"Catholic, Jew and Protestant
are standing side by side, assist-

The annual donor affair of the Rimer-
hued of Temple Both Juont, was In the
form of n tea held Sunday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Iiirti-
krant at 75 Ottawa Drive. The program,
cenobite,/ of a numb, of vocal aslant Iona
I.y Rey. Ilerbert F. Hussey assistant
Pastor of the Centred Methodist t•hur , is
of •ontlai• Ile Wan •cimillpanled
Ivy
Mrs. W. lionry Sink. Mu. Janus K.
Rosenthal Played sever. , 1
"..
t.r.
Ilona and Mrs. Herbert II. Metz of IM-
troll Kau two reulingn Rabbi Erie
Friedland 'woke on The Soul of too
Sisterhood ."
Mrs.
Irving Steinman,
Pruldent of the Bisterhowl, gave the
welcoming address and acted
an en
mIstr
e
of cereznonin. Eighty guests attended
The ten was In charge of the way, and
lima,. committee reimposed of Mr. Saul
Illrnkrant, chairman, Mre. William Sr.,.
ont. 4 . o - chairman; Mrs 11 H. Stenbuck,
Mrs Louis Harris,
Mrs. tam Buxom
Mr. A C. Ilona berg. Mrs. Joseph 1 4, -
501U and Mrs. Jules Fisher.

The sernlmnnual rummage nat of the
glaterhood of Temple Beth Jacob w as
held Tuesday. Men Jul. Sled., was In
Charge.

40th Annual Model Meeting
of Philomathic Debating
Club

The six members of the ts•o op-
posing teams on the 40th annual
l'hilornathic model meeting are
busily preparing for that event,
which will be held during the mid-
dle of May at Central High School.
Last Sunday two alumni were
present at the meeting, Sfax Chum-
sky and Al Pearl, who will be one
of the judges. The program of
the afternoon consisted of "Variety
Topics," and the speakers were
Samuel Hertzberg, Sol Schwartz,
Henry Seligman and Morris Green,
who was voted best speaker of the
afternoon. Mr. Green, a student
at Wayne University, won a gold
medal in an oratorical contest held
in the school auditorium.

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Wm. BOESKY, Inc.

MOW Ann Kat, hka of New York spent
the Daum.. holiday. with her 'aryl.,
Mr. and Mr. Joseph Katcbka of Oge-
Maw Road.

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Born to Dr and Mre A If. .11%, n1.1. •
Yoh.
Michael Robert, on Saturday,
April 11-

Mr. and Mr. William Hutton have
returned home after spending Rummer
week In Mt.. Clemens. Mich.

Mr. and Mre. Loot Golden and Nen.
Roger, of Detroit, spent several dus
with Mr. and Mrs. Georg. Kahn of Au-
burn during the put week.

EDWARD H. WILLIAMS

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hutton .4
Rob. have returned hut* front
t
o
where they spent • week.

un,

Over 100 porno. ',Hooded the chariag
ing one another, and in so doing,
sponsored by t he I 0 m
yy on
they are developing a mutual un- Party
Monday night •t Tempt. Abraham.
derstanding and tolerance that is
becoming daily more manifest in
Charl es ncisr LVI.V6 A diRed yFrl day nu.
acts and expressions of good will. Toe
Ise sse,s'or his daughter, is,
Sun,
At no other time in the history of
America has the need for a com- Mark, and another datfatirerY, *brl 'ffi L lt"u'tn
mon brotherhood of Christian and Lank k, both of Detrolt• • brother Is
..• ffison. of Net York City. III , '
Jew been so urgent.
throe grandrhildren Funeral mot o rs
Irere
meld Sunday at 1103
reload/se
"Democracy and religion walk Au, n1
1 p.
Rabbi Mendel Ole.
hand in hand along the broad officiated and burial wan In the He-
highway of Freedom. Each is brew Cemetery, Saginaw
predicated upon the other. Com-
Joseph Mew/Innen. NI. 105 North V.,,
died o•rly Runde, moraine
munism annihilates religion; dic- Buren
at Mercy Hospital
wu horn In
tatorship reduces it to spiritual Rom. and resided In llo
!My City for the
slavery."
put 31 years. Bullying us two inn,

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DETROIT FRIENDSHIP CLUB
The Detroit Friendship Club
was reorganized on April 10 at a
meeting at the home of Mrs. Ben-
jamin Muakovitz, 12049 Otsego
Ave.
Louis Lis was elected president,
and Mrs. Benjamin Muskovitz,
treasurer. Mrs. Albert Meister
is in charge of publicity.
The next meeting will be held
on May I, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Newmark, 76 W. Mar-
garet Ave.

Nathan and Elia. of Now York- two
daughters. Mr. Joseph Benson and Mr.
AntiSI rnmona, of Ufa City. and eta
Crud , htl.lroll.

Cong. Shaarey Zedek
Re-Elects Sonenklar

At the annual meeting of Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek, held on
April 20, Cantor J. H. Sonenklar
was re-elected for another term.

Flowers foe all eocasiews -
Dezter-Jsry Fleviet, Tyler 1141122.