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The date for presenting the
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of Leslie Ave. announce th
play of the Detroit League's of
the National Home for Jewish bethrothal of their daughter Marjory Ruth to Kurt West, son o
Children at Denver has been ad- 1 Mrs. Rosa West of Munich, Germany.
vanced to 'Wednesday, May 3,1
Mr. and Mrs. David Kahn of Longfellow Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Helen Marguerite to Arthur II. Ric
of Detroit. The marriage will take place in the early part of June
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldberg of the Belcrest Apartment.
announce the engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Jayne, to Roy
Raymond Wolf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf of Parkside Ave
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Feldman of W. Buena Vista Ave. an
nonce the engagement of their daughter, Beat! ice, to Sidney Theo-
dore Eder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Eder of Glendale Ave. The
marriage will take place in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lipahiell of 3224 Webb Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Mildred Freida, to Hal Wolf
Wayne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mantis Wolf of Buffalo. N. Y. The
wedding will take place in June.

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of Women's Clubs, Hancock and
Second. This will be a one-act
comedy entitled "Green Eyes
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Walter Field with a cast con-1
sisting of Mesdames Frank Deni-1
son, Harry Glick, David Ebner,1
Saul Glueckman, Jack Behrmann,
Leon Zeckrnan, Cy Ross and Carl'
Schiller. Mrs. Joseph J. Karbal,
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An invitation to attend is extend-
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president.
This performance is compli-
mentary, and will introduce the
Detroit League's major project,
its annual simultaneous city-wide
card and mah jong parties to
be given in the homes of mem-
bers and friends on Tuesday,
May 23. Mrs. Daniel Siegel is
general chairman of this fund-
raising project and is assisted by
Mrs. R. Robert Kallman and Mrs.
Ruth Metzger, chairmen of the
hostess committee; Mrs. Alfred
Meyers and Mrs. Robert Drews,
chairmen of the guest committee;
Mrs. Al Kauffman and Mrs. Sidney
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committee,

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Bicur Cholem Seniors Re-
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The Senior Bicur Cholem held
election of officers at the last
meeting, and the following were
elected: Mrs. Solai, president;
Mrs. Spivack and Mrs. Lipnick,
vice presidents; Mrs. Ginsberg,
treasurer; Mrs. Schwarz. financial
secretary; Mrs. R. Blumenthal,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Tichner and Mrs. Pitkovitz, trus-
tees. The dinner was a success,
thanks to the president, Mrs.
Solai, and the committees in
charge.

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the Metropolitan Building, John
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Max Gross and David Muller are
co-chairmen. For reservations call
Ty. 6-5553 or To. 6-8898. Re-
freshments and prizes are in-
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J.W.V. to Stage
Americanization
Party on Monday

Detroit Post No. 135 and its
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
War Veterans of the United
States have arranged an Ameri-
canization rally to be held on
Monday evening, April 24, at the
Veterans' Bldg., 704 E. Jefferson
Ave. The public is invited. Ad-
mission is free.
This rally will be in the nature
of a get-together of all students
who have had the opportunity to
attend the weekly classes held by
the Jewish War Veterans on citi-
zenship. and to expound Ameri-
canism to all newly-arriving refu-
gees, who are especially invited.
The speaker of the evening will
be Judge Joseph A. Moynihan.
Refreshments will be served and
an elaborate program of enter-
tainment will also be presented.
Harry Madison and Lee Walt are
in charge of the committee on
arrangements.

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March 24—To Mr. and Mrs. M. Fine (Rae Sandler) of 1154,
Ilawthorne, a son, Theodore.
March 31—To Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Burke (Evelyn Hill),
of 14008 Woodrow Wilson Ave., a daughter, Helaine Toby.
April 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wagner (Dorothy Abrams)
of John R., a son, James Abrams.
April 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Radner (Sarah Barish) of
9303 Broadstreet, a son, Gerald Gabriel.
April 17—To Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dinetz (Lillian Stocker) of
2745 Cortland Ave., a daughter, Carol Janice.
April 19—To Mr. and Mrs. David Harris of 18024 Fairfield Ave., ".
a son, Bernard Lynn.

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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kretschmer
of Ft. Pierce, Fla., announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jane
M., to Leonard J. Savage, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Savage of
Detroit on April 8. They will
make their home in Ann Arbor.

Nu
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Cl u b
Will Meet Monday

"The biggest problem in meet-
ing the inroads of anti-Semitism
today is our own people," said
Aaron Droock, vice president of
District Grand Lodge Number 6,
before a class of 200 candidates
at an open meeting of Pisgah
Lodge of [Mai Brith, held last
Monday evening in Lachar's
"The average Jew not only lacks
knowledge as to the truth or
falsity of charges made against
him by anti-Semites, but what is
far more serious, he has little de-
sire to inform himself properly."
Mr. Droock emphasized the im-
portance of self-education on the
part of the Jewish people, so
that both individually in their
daily lives, and collectively in
their dealings with the non-Jewish
community, they might be in a
position to refute libels and ex-
pose falsities. Organizations such
as the Anti-Defamation League,
he said, attempt to educate both
the Jew and the non-Jew to an
understanding of the true facts
about the Jewish people.
The initiation ceremony for the
class of candidates was performed
by a degree team, consisting of
Elias Goldberg, president; Sam-
uel W. Leib, vice president; Har-
old M. Silverston, treasurer; Wil-
liam I. Boxerman. monitor; Jos-
eph Straub, assistant monitor;
Henry B. Thumin, warden.
Joseph Sanders, president of
Pisgah Lodge, introduced Samuel
W. Leib, who took charge of the
installation ceremonies for High-
land Park A. Z. A. Chapter Num-
ber 313, whose newly elected of-
ficers are: Philip Rothchild. Aleph
Godol; Leroy Heitman, Scan;
Ernest Denenfeld, Mazkir; Louis
Hoexter, Gisbor; Seymour Ja
coby, Shotare Godol; Marvin
Shusterman, Seymour Victor and
Herbert Bean.
Last Tuesday evening the de-
gree team also initiated a class
of 80 candidates in the Louis
Marshall Lodge.

will be guest speaker. The sub-
ject of her discourse will be
"How to Choose a Wardrobe."
Mrs. Harry Galpern is in charge
of the program. Mrs. Abraham
A. Davidson and Mrs. Murray
Adelson will act as hostesses.
Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg, presi-
dent, extends an invitation to all
members and friends to attend
this meeting.

Mrs. Carl Myers, ways and
means chairman of the Neugarten
Sunshine Club, has named Mrs.
Samuel Convissof and Mrs. Harry
Raphael to assist her with plans

Center Players to
Give 1-Act Plays
Wednesday Night

MRS. CARL MYERS

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Booklet Upon Request

MRS. HARRY GALPERN

Droock Addresses
a Class of 200 at
*Pisgah Gathering;

MRS. MAX GROSS

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The engagement of Harriet
Jean Rosenthal is announced by
he parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
May 6—Miss Adele Wilensky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alber Rosenthal of E. Boston Blvd., to
Wilensky of Clements Ave., to Harvey Robert Gottesman • son o Hyman M. Beale, son of Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottesman of Oakman Blvd., at the Detroit Mrs. Sant Biele•ich, At home
!Sunday, April 23, 7 to 10 p. m.
Leland Hotel.
, No cards.
May 7—Miss Ida Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Goodman of Melrose Hotel, 25 South Ave., Mt. Clemens, Mich., to
Harry Enkel of Detroit, at Congregation Beth Tefilath Moses, with
Fashion Editor to Be Home
reception following at the New Glenwood Hotel, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Relief Society's Speaker
May 7—Miss Anne Houser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
at Meeting on Monday
Hauser of 809 E. Kearsley St., Flint, Mich., to Yale Smith of Flint,
Mich., at the home of the bride's sister and brother-in-law, Dr. and
Mrs. Herbert Metz, 18994 Warrington Dr., Detroit.
I The monthly meeting of the
May 7—Miss Ethel Rom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rom Home Relief Society will be held
of Hazelwood Ave., to Allan L. Weston, son of Mrs. Louis Weston, on Monday, April 24, at 1:30
at Hotel Fort Shelby.
IL m., at the home of Mrs. Max
,11lay 7—Miss Annette Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. harry Kogan, 2840 Cambridge Rd.
Miss Jeanette McColl, fashion
Fine of Hamilton Ave., to Max Green, son of Mr. and Mrs.
editor of the Detroit Free Press,
Solomon Green of Taylor Ave.
one of the outstanding experts,

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The Center Players. under the
direction of Regina Schiller, will
present an evening of one-act
plays on Wednesday, April 26,
at 8:45 p. m., in the auditorium
of the Jewish Community Center,
Woodward at Holbrook, as the
third feature of the House League
Festival of the Arts. •
This will be this group's first
public performance at the Center
this season.
The one-act plays selected are
"While the Toast Burns," "The
End of the Dance" and "The
' Tangled Web." all of which are
I filled with comic and dramatic
situations. Vicki W einberg, Rolle
Friedman, Seymour Edell,
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for the April fleeting of the club,
which will be a dessert luncheon
Bedell's Auditorium. Monday,
at Bedell's
April 24, at 1:30. There will be
refreshments, brief administration have leading roles in these pro-
of business, and an afternoon of ductions with an excellent sup-
porting cast, all whom are di-
games.
Friends of the organization as rected by M iSS Schiller.
,
Tickets are available at the
well as all members are urged ICe
'Center office or by phoning Medi-
to attend this open meeting.
' son 8275,
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S. R, LEVIN ADDRESSES
GRAND RAPIDS ROTARY

Annual Women's
Saul R. Levin, Detroit attorney;
Council Meeting
and consul here for the Republic
of Honduras, was guest speaker
at Temple May
last Thursday before the Rotary

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Club of Grand Rapids. The topic
The annual meeting ' of the
related to the recent Pan-Ameri-
( rot Section. National Coun-
can Conference in Lima. l'eru.
Let NORMAN ROSENMAN enhance that particular occasion
Resides being Honduran consul, cil of Jewish Women, will take
With
Mr. Levin is legal adviser to place Monday, May 1, at Temple
Beth El, at 12:30 p. m.
other consulates in Detroit.
ORIGINALITY IN FLOWERS
Election of officers and mem-
bers of the board of directors
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Americanization and Citi- will follow the luncheon. Mrs.
TRinity 2-9116
zenship Classes Sponsored Maurice Klein will preside and
will
give
her
annual
report.
by Ladies' Auxiliary of
Arrangements for the affair
Jewish War Veterans
are being made by Mrs. Meyer
Rosenbaum, chairman of the so-
Citizenship classes are being cial activities committee, and
sponsored by the Ladies' Auxil- Mrs. Irving Hirschman, vice chair-
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR CONTROL
iary of the Jewish War Veterans' man. Reservations, at 75c, are
Post No. 135 of the U. S.
OF CANCER
being taken by Mrs. I. Irving
ZEDAKAH CLUB
Classes will be held every Mon- Bittker, Tyler 6-6006.
Women's Field Army
day and Thursday from 7 to 9
Serving on Mrs. Rosenbaum's
1 !mown& of peraon. who Ilse had cancernee now ell, tree from the
Zedakah Club will meet on p. m., at the County Bldg., where
diwww, and III log ham.). lawful lire. Fear, Ignorance and delay —thewe
The April meeting of t he Temple Monday, April 24, at 1:30, at the a sign will direct students to the committee are the following'
ore the sill, of mote, For ren torte. they hole taken their cruel toll
Council members: Mesdames Na-
Beth Jaunt, Slaterhood was held April
or humanity. Hut today they are being .10,11enged by the women of
IS
Itabh1 Erie Friedland led n d le- home of Mrs. Max Rosenbaum, Proper room.
thaniel Aberson, Charles Agree,
%merles, determined to rod the nuninting column° of .nne..,«Pry death.
runelon of current event..
3226 Webb Ave.
Further information may be M. E. Arden, Morton Ashner, S.
Perhape half of the many fly..mole of men aimi women ho ailed lust
(ear'.f I som n,lahl hate been used!
Zedakah Club acknowledges obtained by calling the chairman, F.. Barnett, Joseph S. Bing, Saul
The •nnunl donor dinner eponaored
by the
SiPtPri10011
of Temple Beth the contributions received
from of the Americanization commit- J • Birnkrant Joseph Bleier • Os-
WILL YOU VOLUNTEER IN THIS WAR AGAINST
Jacob will he held on Sundayevening,
April lo, at the home or Mn. and Mrs. Leonard Shapiro, Mrs. Na- tee, Mrs. L. Walt, Un. 1-3685, or car Blumberg, Harry Conheim,
CANCER?
Mrs. Saul J HIrnkrant, on Ottawa than Margolin, .1. Masserman and the co-chairman, Mrs. F. Silvers, Anthony Deutsch, Charles Fein-
This
adv. paid for by Mt. Sinai Hospital Assn. of Detroit
Drhe. Rabbi Leon Feuer or the Veiling- the Nu Tau Sorority.
Ho. 0193.
•
berg,
Bernard
Friedlander,
Louis
ood Tentple of Toledo will be
he guest epee ker.
Freedman, Benjamin Goldstein,
Nathan
Haas,
Milton
Hirschfield,
Rabid Morris Adler of Rh Barer Zedek
Robert Kallman, Albert Krohn,
Ay Baroque In I Mtrolt was the guest
Thured•y evening. A prli 13. ist
Douglas Brown, Melvin Kutt-
a dinner held by the Pontiac Jew leh
nauer, Alfred Latitman, S. M.
Federated Ch•rlt lee, I ry Ina Hi elmnan Is
chairman of the drive and Norman
Lewis, Herman Lewis, H. B.
Pluck ner Is ro-chairman.
Lichterman, Samuel Malbin , Ar-
April 24—Luncheon report meeting of pre-campaign special
A group of young hoes of the Temple
thur Miller, Anna Netzorg, Al-
gifts and executive committees of Allied Jew-
Beth Jar oh Religious School organized
bert Nelson, Wallace Newton,
ish Campaign, at Hotel Statler. Speaker, Dr.
the Masada ('lob. nfM er. •re Lee
Lee Oppenheim, Royal W. Oppen-
Fisher. president: Charles t emelt. vire-
Jonah B, Wise, national chairman of United
President Kenneth Solomon, treasurer;
heim, Max Osnos, Herbert Robin-
Jewish Appeal.
Morton Golds-, secretary.
son, Alex Roney. Morey Schol-
April 24—Mass meeting for democracy to be addressed be
FOR A GOOD DEAL
At the Friday evening .aryl,. Rabbi
nick, Joseph Schwartz, Ben H.
William E. Dodd, Jr.. at Fort Wayne Hotel.
ErIc Friedland spoke on the oub)et t
Shwayder,
Edmund
Sloman
and
April 25—Reunion of Young Judaeans at Hotel Stotler,
- Shall Our Public Schools Close.••
NI. D. Wittelshofer.
at 8:30 p. m.
11r. end Mrs Norman Bu , Hoer of
April 26—Dedication of American and Zionist flags by Ladies'
Ottawa
11r1ve
left April II, for •
two months' tour of European countries.
Auxiliary of Jewish National Fund, at Lachar's,
11310 JOS. CAMPAU
They plan to visit England. France.
TO. 8-4103
at 8.30 p. m.
My It terland, Holland. Re leum and Italy
April 27—Luncheon report meeting of special gifts and execu.
sad Mrs. Jerome C. V•ron of
Live committees of Allied Jewish Campaign, at
ta • • Itrive entertained rt artwat•
In loving memory of our dear
Y. F. V. JRS.
Hotel Stetter. Speaker, Rabbi Leon I. Feuer
for the Allied Jewish Campaign.
at dinner Saturday night, April II.
husband and father, Abraham
honoring Mr and Mrs. Norman Burkner .
of Toledo.
Membership in this organise- .
Lott
who
passed
away
11
years
The
Y.
F. V. Jrs, had an all- tion is still open. Anyone between
April 30—"Palestine Aflame," pageant of Ilashomer Hatzair,
Mre Louts thry ere or Peoria. III .
ago.
day outing April 16,
spent several d•y• •Ith her Mater and
at Northern Iligb School.
the ages of 18 and 24 Interested
brother-In-law, the Norman Incliner.,
Sadly missed by Mrs. Bessie
May 7—Opening date of Allied Jewish Campaign.
At the last meeting of the may contact the secretary, Alice
prior to their stalling for Europe.
Lott and Mrs. Rebecca Shapiro.
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