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March 10, 1939
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Bnai Moshe Dinner !PREDICTS NAZIS ,TO KEEP
POWER IF HITLER DIES
Sunday, March 19
at the
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Sunday-Ninety Cent Dinner
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Ripe Olives
Celery Hearts
Scallions
Queen Olives
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Prime Sirloin Steak, New York Cut
naturel
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Bird Neat Salad, with Choice Ripe Tomato
Petite Green Peas
Carrots Vicky
Potatoes no Gratin or Lon Branch
Sherbet
Assorted Petit Pores Mocha Layer Cake
Apple Pie Hot Mince Pie Peach Melba
Pineapple Sundae
Chocolate Chip Pie
Cheese and Crackers
Chilled Fruit Cup
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Chicken Gumbo Soup
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Head Lettuce Salad
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Carrots Vicky
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Bertita Harding to Address
Fashion Show at Meeting of Bertita
Town Hall at Cass Thea-
Sisterhood of Temple
ter March 17
Congregation Bnai Moshe will
end its membership drive with u I
victory dinner Sunday evening,'
March 19, at which candidates
under the personal supervision of
2931 JOHN R.
PAGE THREE
at Edmund Place
Schneour to Speak
Here March 19, 21
Selman Schneour, the foremost
Hebrew poet and novelist of to-
day, will be the guest of the
Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew Cul-
tural Group of Detroit, and the
Hebrew Teachers' Organization
of the United Hebrew Schools,
on Tuesday evening, March 21,
when he will deliver a lecture in
Hebrew in the Philadelphia-Byron
auditorium.
Salmon Schneour is considered
one of the greatest Jewish men
of letters of the present time. Ile
occupies an especially prominent
place in the modern Hebrew poe-
try. lie has become k .own
America mainly through his nov-
els and sketches which appear
from time to time in the Yiddish
press.
-He is now touring America
for the Jewish National Workers'
Alliance, under whose auspices
he will speak Sunday night,
March 19, and Tuesday evening,
March 21, he will be the guest
of the local Ilebraists.
Julien Bryan to Speak at Masonic Temple Thursday
Evening on "Hitlerism Exposed Inside
Nazi Germany "
If Adolf Hitler were assassin-
, ated tomorrow, every Jew in
!Germany would be dead within a
1 week in the greatest purge the
world has ever known. This is
the belief of Julien Bryan, ace
motion picture cameraman. who
will show 10 reels of file taken
by himself in Germany lust year
which he calls "Hitlerism Ex-
posed Inside Nazi Germany" at
the Masonic Auditorium, Thurs-
day, March 16,
Bryan leaves no doubt about
his own convictions regarding the
Nazi regime in Germany. Ile
doesn't like it. His pictures, how-
ever, are "straight reporting" of
the life and habits of German
people today and the drama of
Hitlerism, he insists.
Purge Gains Force
With Hitler's purge of Jews
in Germany gaining steadily in
force and effectiveness, Bryan
MORRIS ROSENBERG
declares their complete extermi-
will be initiated in the Morris I nation would be the inevitable
Rosenberg class.
consequence of a fatal attack on
An elaborate program is being Hitler's person,
arranged by the drive committee,
"Anyone who opposes Hitler is
and all past presidents will take a Jew in Nazi terminology," he
part. Simon Shetzer will deliver says. "President Roosevelt, Dor-
the principal address. Music will othy Thompson, and other Amer-
be by Dave Diamond and his I icans outspoken against Nazi
popular orchestra.
policies are all Jews to the Nazis.
Adolph Beck, chairman of the Hence, it would not matter
drive committee, and Theodore whether }tiller's assasin were a
M. Curtis, his associate, request Jew or not-every real Jew in
all members to make reservations the country would be wiped out
at the congregation office.
at once in retaliation."
Rabbi Moses Fischer requests
Hitler's death would not end
Bnai Moshe members to attend Nazi power, Bryan believes. A
the presentation of a Sefer Torah general war involving Germany
by the family of the late Mr. and is the only immediate possibility
Mrs. Sam Newman, Sunday, he sees for unseating the Nazis.
March 19, at 2:30.
This War, he believes. Hitler will
Over 400 people participated face within two or three years,
in the Purim dinner in honor of but when the time comes Hitler
Cantor David Katzman and his will dodge a conflict, he says.
family. Greetings were extended
"People are all wrong who call
by Rabbi Fischer, Louis Guns- Hitler a dumb paper hanger," he
berg, president of Bnai Moshe, says. "Hitler is the shrewdest
Cantor J. 11. Sonenklar and Mrs. politician in all Europe. He is no
James Sobel. Melodies were sung poor boob."
by Miss Adele Mermelstein.
Bryan declares high men in
The Bnai Moshe Men's Club the German army have admitted
will meet Tuesday evening, March to him that Germany was not
14. The Sisterhood will hold a ready for war and insisted Hitler
social meeting Monday afternoon
March 20.
had been told so. Hitler's threats
leading up to the Munich confer-
ence and seizure of the Sudeten
urea of Czechoslovakia constitut-
ed a "colossal bluff." he declares.
Economically. he believes, Ger-
many is worse off as a result of
its Austrian and Czechoslovak-
ian ventures because it is now
called upon to feed large popula-
tions which it did not have be-
fore.
Still the Best Place To Go!
FRANK GILLENtWORCHESTRA
Always a Good Show
NORTHWOOD INN
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Fear. War Sentiment
Bryan, whose show will start
at 8:20 p. Ill. Thursday night,
March 16, at the Masonic Audi-
torium, is apprehensive lest lec-
turers, newspapers, ministers, and
the radio in America stir up such
a feeling against Hitler that the
nation would be anxious to wage
war against the German people.
Ile draws a sharp line between
the Nazis and the German people.
The Nazis, he explains, received
only one-third of the votes in the
election which brought them to
power. However they promptly
eliminated the nation's 25 polit-
ical parties, seized control of the
army and the police and then dic-
tated the country's policies with
little fear of effective opposition.
Throughout Germany, Br yan
says, he found much opposition
to Hitler and the nazi program,
but he does not see any chance
that this could be stirred to the
point of revolt under present cir-
cumstances.
War, he says, would put arms
into the hands of the people and
overthrow of Hitler's regime
might soon follow. As it is now ,
however, all kinds of meetings
are taboo and five persons who
meet together are arrested mere-
ly because they met. Discussion
of public policies is dangerous,
even in private, for a careless
word against Hitler may result
in loss of employment or may
even lead to the concentration
camp.
Tickets are selling very fast at
Grinnell Bros. box office. This
will be the only showing of "Hit -
lerism Exposed Inside Nazi Ger -
many" in Detroit this season.
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Hitchcock's Picture
Now at the Cinema
An intelligent thriller as only
Alfred Hitchcock can make them,
namely, "The Lady Vanishes,"
has its first showing in Detroit
at the Cinema Theater.
Not since the movies began has
a director so completely captured
Angna Enters, acclaimed almost Russell A. Alger House, Grosse the fancy of the motion picture
unanimously by critics as the Pointe , opening March 15, the
day of her Town Hall perform-
greatest feminine mime of our ance.
In all the branches of the Unit-
ed Hebrew Schools preparations generation, will close the Detroit Angna Enters also designs her
are now being made for the Pass- Town hall series in the Fisher Gifted with unique versatility,
over holiday. The Haggadah is Theater next Wednesday, March own costumes, composes the music
being studied in all the classes. 15, at 11 a. 01. This brilliant crea- for a number of her sketches, and
The story of Passover, as well as live genius of the theater, who is the author of a successful book,
the different customs and cere- , has been variously referred to as "First l'erson Plural," which has
monies connected with Passover actress, mime, and penetrating been a best-seller since it was
are among the features which satirist, and who plays to packed published a year ago. She has
houses and standing room in New been awarded two Guggenheim
are being discussed now.
Arrangements are also being! York, will bring her unique tal- Fellowships that enabled her to
made for the presentation of ents to Detroit for the first time do research work in Greece and
Passover playlets which will be in four years, in a new program Egypt for two summers. Her
staged during the days of Chol I "The Theater of Angna Enters." drawings and paintings have been
Celebrated on the stage, Miss exhibited in principal American
Ha-Moed. In some classes the
life of Moses in Egypt will, be Enters is almost as well known galleries and art museums, includ-
depicted. In other classes the as tin artist. Her Detroit visit ing New York, Boston, Chicago,
Seder will be the subject of the will be unusually interesting be- Detroit and San Francisco.
Tickets are available at Grin-
, cause the Detroit Art Institute is
presentation.
sponsoring a two-weeks' exhibition nell's Music Store, $1.10 and $1.65
of her paintings and sketches at including tax.
1
Passover Study in
Hebrew' Schools
Michigan Synagogue Con-
ference Executive to Meet
in Flint, March 26
Angna Enters to Close Detroit Town
Hall Series at Fisher on Wednesday
Rev. Thomas Harris Hebrew Schools
Register Pupils
To Speak March
At Shaare Zedek
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BY
TRAVEL BY
BLUE GOOSE
LINES
The executive committees of the
22
Beth El Monday
Michigan Synagogue Conference,
Save your savings for
Detroit Town Hall in the Cass
state-wide union of orthodox Jew-
The Passover season is known
other things. Sample
"Can Spring Be Far Behind," Theater, at its last morning lec-
ish congregations, will hold its
epst)
as
the
Bein
Ila-Zmanim
mid-se-
sMtieheI
i
(oa
r
.d
d
(s
and
M
i
n
o
e
A
I
t
w
ture
of
the
season
of
1938-1939.
t
L
second meeting in the Jewish
fares:
is the title of the March meeting
Will Address Men's Club on "The mester period, and the office of
R
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will have Bertita Harding, the
Community
Center
of
Flint,
Sun-
One Round
to be held by the Sisterhood of brilliant young author. as the
Menace of Fascism and
the Hebrew schools is open for
Hitchcok's "The Lady Vanishes"
Trip
Hey
day, March 26, at 1 o'clock, Rabbi
Nazism"
Temple Beth El on Monday, speaker for Friday morning,
the registration of children of all at the Cinema.
M. J. Wohlgelernter, president of
1.80
$1.00
Toledo
Rev.
Thomas
L.
Harris
of
the
ages.
Classes
are
being
organized
March 13, at 2:30 p. m., m the March 17, at 11 o'clock. In the
the conference, announced. The
3.30
2.05
Lansing
fan. Alfred Hitchcock has become
Bnai David Sisterhood
social hall of the Temple. A evening of March 31, at 8.30
executive is composed of 30 lay Christ Church of Cranbrook, for beginners, for more advanced ■ byword when people gather to
5.60
Grand Rapids 3.05
fashion show, at which models o'clock, 51adamoiselle Eve Curie,
Dinner on Monday
officers and rabbis representing Brilliant speaker and an eminent students, and for Bar Mitzvah discuss the unusual in movies and
2.90
1.50
Jackson
will display a complete line of the internationally famous writ-
the communities which participate anti-Nazi and anti-Fascist who boys, and parents are asked to he has gained a great number of
4.10
2.50
Saginaw
spring fashions from Detroit's er, will be presented at Orchestra
Mrs. Leonard Canner is chair- in the organization meeting held has spoken from his pulpit and take advantage of this Bein Ha- fans in Detroit as a result of the
4.60
2.75
Bay City
over the radio against the tirades Zmanim period and register their
finest shops, will be the feature Hall, to close the season.
man of the paid-up get acquaint- at Bay City last anuary.
11.50 20.70
presentation of his "39 • Calumet
Born in Europe of Ilungorian ed dinner to be held in the social I Prior to the executive session, of Coughlin, will address the children in the various branches recent
of the afternoon. The show will
Steps" at the Cinema.
Frequent Service to
-
be followed by an afternoon tea. and Rhenish ancestry, Miss Hard hall Monday, Mar. 13, at 7 p. m. meetings will be held in the morn- Men's Club of Congregation of the United Hebrew Schools.
The schools are located as fol-
Mrs. Max Loewenstein is chair- ing has besides a long parenta l
All Points
Miss Julia Adler will present a ing of the three conference C0111- Shaarey Zedek on Wednesday
man of arrangements for the name, the Magyar title of dance revue with some of her mittees appointed in February to evening, March 22, on the sub- lows: 1245 W. Philadelphia, cor- Junior Program Series to Be
'ect
"The
Menace
of
Fascism
and
4000
Tuxedo,
corner
ner
Byron;
Offered
by
Jewish
Center
Countess
Karolvi.
Her
childhood
fashion show.
pupils, accompanied by Jean draft a constitution for the Mich-
liolmur; 15705 Parkside, corner
was spent in Mexico while her Krumweide. The dances are: igan synagogue body which is to Nazism." The public is invited.
Midland; 9243 Delmar, near
In an effort to fill the need for
father was on a diplomatic mis- Harriett Adler, Francis Bowman, be submitted to affiliated congre-
Washington Blvd.
sion for Emperor Franz Joseph, Blossom Bankle, Beverly Canner, gations for approval; to conduct a Jewish Center House League Westminster; 17750 Brush St., educational and entertaining pro-
LEGAL NOTICES after which followed a French Beatrice Gold. Annabel Krum- survey of all Jewish communities to Present Center Sym- near Minnesota; Central, High grams for young boys and girls
at Grand River Ave.
School, Brady Public School, in their out of school time, a
convent, a Philadelphia boarding weide, Shirley Miller, Lois Moore, in the state and of the unorgan-
phony Orchestra
MacCulloch Public School, and series of junior programs has
CA 9000
school and two foreign universi- Mildred Selman, and Pauline ized families in isolated points,
the Jewish Community Center,
been arranged by the Jewish
Nathan D. Hogin, Attorney. Mt Law- ties, with her education being di- Terrin.
and to arrange for the spring con-
The
Center
Symphony
Orches-
rero 11401.
Community Center, Woodward at
rected
for
the
concert
stage.
In-
Mrs.
Sol
Faudem
and
Mrs.
vention
tentatively
set
for
April
ORDER Tel SHOW CAUSE
tra under the direction of Sadie
Holbrook. The program will in-
stead Miss Harding is a literary Geo. Raskin are chairmen of the 23 at Ann Arbor. Complete re- Cooper will be featured in the
21529F
STATE OP MICHIGAN, In the Cir-
clude ■ series of diversified pre-
theater party to be held April 1 , ports for the constitution, survey second of the Festival of the Arts
sensation!
cuit Court for the County of Wayne,
sentations, consisting of music,
at midnight, at the Oakman Thea- and convention committees will be series. being sponsored by the
In filen( ery.-Rochester 1.11 hographing
dance, drama and movies.
ComPany, • foreign corporation, Plain•
ter, Woodrow Wilson Ave. The presented before the meeting by House League, of the Jewish
tiff, vs. Cavelier Corporation, a Michi-
Junior programs will appeal to
, their respective chairmen: Rabbis
gan corporation, and Orange Conch Clock Project Planned by co-captains are Mesdames Al West
Community Center, Woodward at
,
Morris Sandubrae, Albert Swartz Moses Fischer and Joshua S. Holbrook.
Bottling Company of Detroit, a Michigan
Vincent Sheean, world famous children as young as 8 years and
North
Woodward
Branch
will satisfy those 14 or 15. Some
corporation, Defennante. In the matter
Benjamin Clark, Sam Ledger , Sperka of Detroit and Osias
This series is attempting to writer and foreign correspondent of the programs have even been
of the dissolution of Orange Crutch
of J. W. E. W. O.
Ruben L. Patin, Morris Garber, Zwerdling of Ann Arbor.
Bottling Companyof Detroit. a MIMI-
b r in g to the membership and the and author of the best seller offered to adult groups with coo-.
g en corporation, •nd Cavelier Corpora-
Asher Borden, Sam Brant and
Community the work of the Cen- "Personal History." will return plete success.
Mrs. Sam Stein will be hostess
tion, a Michigan corPoretion. At •
semion of mid Court held In the Wayne to the North Woodward branch Charles Jones. Mrs. Joseph Kay
ter s music, drama and dance to the lecture platform for the
All of the presentations will
is head usher. Other ushers are: Jewish Center Men's Club groups. The concert being plan- first time in six years to speak
County Building. Detroit, Ml, Mee.. 50
of
the
Jewish
Woolen's
European
be given on Sunday afternoons
Starch 1. 1939, A. D. 1939. Present:
Mesdames
Morris
Adelson.
Chas.
to
Have
Three
Programs
Circuit
Brennan,
ned for the Center Symphony on "Europe After Munich" for at 2, excepting one. which will
Honorable Vincent NC
Welfare
Organization
at
her
Heiman,
Morris
Gerber,
Dave
Judge. Upon reading the Petition for
will take place on Thursday. the World Adventure Series at be presented on Wednesday, Ap-
in March
Dissolution of the Move eorPoratione home, 3259 Buena Vista. on Liebow, Jack Graf, Jack Gold-
March 23, at 8:30 p. m., in the the Detroit Institute of Arts at ril 12, since there is no school
and the sone having been filed In said Tuesday, March 14, at 12:30 p.
"Without a Passport," comedy-
Court, On motion duly made, It In Or- m. Mrs. Anna Goldberg, presi- berg, Jos. Greenberg, Henry Fen-
auditorium of the building. Two 3:30 Sunday afternoon, March op that day. The series will be drama, with beautiful music, is
The
Men's
Club
of
the
Jewish
dered that all permns Interested In the
ster. All proceeds go toward the Community Center, Woodward at guest soloists, one a pianist, the 19.
as
follows:
Sunday,
March
26,
the
current attraction on the stage
Orange Cruel) Bottling Companyof dent, will preside.
maintenance of the Sunday
"The Munich agreement is the "The Snow Queen" with the De- of Littman's
Detroit, • Michigan corporation, and
People's Theater,
At the meeting held at the School, which the Sisterhood Holbrook, has planned an active other a violinist, will appear with greatest
emaller Corpotation, a Mich.. re ,
political disaster in troit Civic Theater; Wednesday, 12th and Seward.
the
orchestra.
Admission
will
be
program
for
the
month
of
March,
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Cohen
of
Stur-
PoretIon, whether stockholders or cred-
sponsors.
beginning with a business meet- free and the entire community is modern history," says Sheean, April 12, Folk Songs and Dances
itors Mow came. If .y they have, tevant Ave., final plans were
This play will be starred this
who has just returned from Eur- with the Tamburitza Orchestra; Friday night :Ind again on Satur-
before this Court on the 17th day of
ing on Tuesday, March 14, at invited to attend.
April, A. D. 1979, as the opening of made for the clock project. Mrs.
ope after covering the Czecho- Sunday, April 23, "The Wedding" day matinee and evening.
8:30 p. In.
Court on said day, or on soon thereafter A. J. Redblatt is in charge, as-
slovakian crisis for the New York with the Jewish American Youth
ronnael
may
be
heard.wby
mid
The
smoker
and
anniversary
Jewish
War
Vets
Auxiliary
CLUB
MOUNT
SCOPUS
▪
Three of the outstanding actors
sisted by her committee. Mrs.
orporetions should not be disnolved
Times. "It is a definite turning Chorus; Sunday, May 14, The on the Yiddish stage - Sadie
dinner dance will take up the ma-
to Meet March 15
In accordance with tho prayer or mid Sam Shayne and Mrs. Nat Jacob-
point in the history of the Story Telling Lady; and Sunday, Sheingold, Max Kletter and Sam
jor
portion
of
the
evening's
agen-
Petition, and that a copy of title notice son. The public is asked to co-
The Mount Scopus Builders
world."
shall be mrved by mull upon all
da. Arrangements for both these
May 28, Movies of "Cinderella." Auerbach-ale the stars in this
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliary
creditors and bloc kholders of sold (or. operate by calling Mrs. Anna have reorganized. The name of
In his lecture Sheean tells of "The Belgian Congo" and "Our production.
Imratiom In secordance with the Mat- Goldberg, Townsend 5-4256, or the club has been changed to programs will be decided upon at No. 135, Jewish War Veterans
Czechoslovakia's betrayal by her Gang Comedy." The first pro-
Me In such cam made •nd provided.
this
meeting.
A
social
hour
will
Townsend
5-3762.
Proceeds
will
Club
Mount
Scoups.
They
are
a
of the U. S., will meet Wednes- democratic allies and of her en-
and .11•11 he published ow e eat h !ea
follow the meeting.
day, March 15, at 8:15 p. m., in slavement by Fascist Germany; gram, "The Snow Queen," is an
foe three (3) surceasive weeks In The be utilized for European relief group of young Jewish men and
Chronicle, a newspaper
operetta with lovely music and
printed,
given to unfortunate widows and women between the ages of 181 Another "Night of Sports" has Hotel Webster Hall.
rinted,
published
and
circulated
in
the
of the persecution of the Jews
p
been arranged for Monday, Mar,
County of Wayne. And It aid...ring to orphans and for transportation and 25 who maintain a Scholar-
Mrs. Henry H. Shapero, presi- in Germany; the Fascist victory dances, while the third program,
gymnasium.
20,
at
9
p.
m.,
in
the
the Court that it be beneficial and o f f ugees.
"The Wedding," features our
shin at the Hebrew University in
dent, will hold an initiation class
necesoary to the Intereet of the stock-
The organization acknowledges Palestine. and also do other Sam Y. men's health direct( , for the many new members who in Spain and the political quan- Yiddish folk songs, translated in-
holder. of mid corporations and the
dary of the reactionary govern- to the English,
Mr •nd Mrs. Joseph A. &hear. ha.
creditors thereof that n tempora. gifts to the Benjamin Wisper charity work in the city. Meet- will again supervise the activities have recently joined the auxil-
returned hon. •tter spending the past
ments of Paris and London,
rtweicer nheil be appointed to take Memorial Flower Fund from ings are held on alternate Sun- in handball, squash, volley ball,
three seeks in South Carolina and
iary.
control of •nd eoneer. the entste and
Florida.
Ping Pang and indoor baseball.
The first anniversary was cele-
effecta of the Orange Conch Bottling Mrs. Philip Gurvitch in honor of day afternoons.
m"'"" car- her daughter Judy's graduation,
At a meeting on Sunday. Bring a gym suit-and a friend brated March 1 at Webster Hall.
Marlin Tmlor. prmulent bf the local
and the Cavalier Corporm
Wall..
11
00,
A. Z. A. h•por has returned home
March 6, at the home of Muriel -for a healthy and invigorating Mrs. Alberta Light, state Amer-
corporation, with ate and from Mrs. Samuel Epstein.
a Mit Wigan
after •tbendlea the A. Z. A. coavordion
Bader, 3252 Pasadena Ave.. elec- program.
power to continue the pe
oration of Mid
icanism
chairman
and
vice-presi-
•
t
MWlmn, wis
Reservations have already been dent of Parent-Teacher ASSOfill-
corporations until the f urther order of
tion of officers was held with the
thi• Court. II Is, Therefore. Otdered,
The ensue! Temple Both Jacob SO.
Mrs. N•t• Seimer left on Sunday for
Banquet of Congregation following results: President, Sid- made for the gala first annivers- lion of Royal Oak, spoke on the
au held March 1. eleodeml, wherw Meerm called by 111.
that Cherie. Canvasser, of Wayne
terhoocl maims
Thom participutine In the mesh e were: nee. of her fmker. She was •cconw
County. Michigan. shall be and hereby
ney Lenhoff; vice-president, Mur- ary dinner dance to be held on Constitution of the United States.
Beth Shmuel March 19
of the
Mrs c Golds. %Ira L. Solomon. Mrs. panted there hi Mies Lucille Lee, •
is appointed temporary receiver
iel Bader; secretary, Sylvia Feld - Sunday, March 26, at 7:30 p. m.,
Anyone wishing to join the De- saMmIlt Morning Serviems
D. former resident of that ell,.
e
orange Crush Bottling CoMP•M or
at
Northwood
Inn.
Reservations
man;
treasurer,
Prudy
Lesser;
Sabbath morning. 71•1, h IL of
• 11 flit7eh
nve
L s, Trr s . t 4 g. Mrs
troit Ladies Auxiliary No. 135,
Detroit, • Michigan corporation. and
The
eighth
annual
banquet
of
must be in by Tuesday, March Jewish War Veterans of the U.
Itahhi Leon cream willoccupy Mr. ' t Gonne. ano sus .nant Iter7oon.
Mr end Mrs. C. J. !wry left last
the (Mvaller Coi potation. a Michigan
corresponding
secretary.
Beatrice
The Pisterlims1choir ronsined of Mrs a.k for Florida to 'pert.* mooral "'eat.
•nd pre.. h on.
:heif
corporation. the corporations sought to Congregation Beth Shmuel of Leiberman. Ben Slakter, Gerald 14. All business and profession:
S. is welcome to attend the meet-
J. Ilnk. Mn,. JItoeenth•l. Mr,. 14
be diasolved, with the matt! power. which Grand Rabbi J. Rabino-
al members or seniors from the ing on Wednesday.
Hotels MM. IA- Ills Kollin. Mrs. A
1411ton Miller. of Rae Cllr, has bftea
Th. Perim Stes*SeMde
Rosen,
and
Ben
Rosen
were
ap-
and duties evolving upon such ton-
witz is the spiritual leader, will
TMchildren of the fourth. afth and Ilmenherg
Bloom and Yra Initior.1 Into Phi Delt• 12anlos fra-
Mr.
ponrr t colver• that said temporary
pointed to the court commission. age of 23 are invited to partici-
and *oh oracles will bold thole l'urim orman mot. • aermon romtwegum.
ternity at the l'alveraltyof Illehlgss
receiver hereby appointed may operate be held on Sunday evening,
Men's
pate
in
the
activities
of
the
New
members
are
invited.
The
ft.
et
petty
Sunday
afternoon.
Marc
where
he I. a freshman In 1k. aeSoet
said rorporatione and report to this March 19, at Lachar's on Twelfth
MISS RUTH BROTMAN'S 1 . 15. Then. • III he • pla). • and At 7
rn. Saturdey melting. Rabbi of medirim.
Court at the time above mentioned his
next meeting will be Sunday, Club. For reservations phone Dr.
RECITAL ON MARCH 30 cnc , Iv a warding of prlava glad refreah• Eric Friedland rod Machos Esther et &F.,. In
doinga as much temporary receiver of St. Cantor David Katzman of
Kunin at Cadillac 1233 or Mr.
March
19.
For
further
informa-
Koffman. flay City elndent at
• stwelal teervIco at the Temple. Swot
e.
the estate and off.. of mid corpora
Congregation Bnai Moshe. Can- tion call Bea Leiberman, TO Fleischman at Madison 8275.
In the melting. 11. Sisterhood opon.od Mote College, was mnom the •hml's
Faohlea %bow:
Hone; and that the bond heretofore
Ruth Brotman, soprano, will be This •rfelr. xponocred by the Temple • Purim affair. on the committee to .pretmet•tism at the ninth annual ta-
AIM by and temporary receiver In mid tor B. Moldawsky and Cantor 6-0187, or Muriel
Bader, TO
latercellegiat• debate tour-
charge
were:
Mrs
N
ft•tional
nieterhood.
take
Place
on
tn.
afor•
!Demme
Icickeettn.
Samuel
"Shmuelikel"
Kellerman
Presented
in
a
recital.
assisted
PsweedIngs eb all conwitute ths bond of
Theda Bars, screen vamp of
noon of Monday. IM•rch II. at
• 1:31 rn•irman: Mrs. a Bloom, Ilr•. L Or- mment held •t North IH•nchemer. Ind.,
8-9867.
said receiver and Is hereby •pproved
man. Mrs. D. Sleah, Mra I. I. 11.0.10. recently. PertIcipating In the meet
the silent era, now lives in Man- by Dorothy Kemp Roosevelt, pia- o
of New York will be on the pro-
by this Court.
Mg
tea..
ret,...atina It college.
wort
C.
Goldw
Iles
M.
}Ire
Simon
and
Mrs.
VINCENT M. BRENNAN, gram. Aaron Rosenberg will be
In God have I put my trust; I hattan's East Sixties and enter- nist. and Florence Kutzen, ac- The Temple His* School will hold Jacob Meyer.
from eleht metes. Kett..n In the ma
Circuit Court Judge. toastmaster. The Vaad Ilarabon-
of Mr. and Niro. Mini!, Koffman. ICI
man can tain high society there days . . companist, at the Women's City I.14th annual Purim dinner den.
will
not
be
afraid
what
(A true copy.)
Saturd•y night. lig•rch II, al 7
Mrs It P. Sembut k Is shit Ing rela• N. Vett Buren St and was gradmted
im, members and friends are in-
She has no intention of return- Club. Park Ave. at Elizabeth. on
CASPAR J. LINDEMAN,
from central High * School I* 1111.
m.,In the social hail of the Temple. the, le MIlwaukft.
Thursday evening, March 30.
vited. For reservations call Mad- do unto me.
Clerk.
-Psalm 56:11. ing to the movies.
By JOHN STASES,
7938.
ison
Deputy
Detroit Terminal
Sheean to Speak
Here on March 19
BLUE GOOSE
LINES
"Without a
Passport"
Now at Littman's
gag 4111tv Nan(
gintt;Its ett) Ei fontia: Nutt
Stitt"'
Clerk