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April 28, 1939
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Children's Home
Auxiliary's Annual
Meeting Wednesday
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t of officers nominated for the
suing year, and election of
leers will take place.
EXPERT FURRIER
The summary of the Auxili-
y's activities for the year will
given by chairmen and of-
ers in annual reports.
Henry Shapero, chairman
REPAIRING
entertainment, has arranged a
e program for the afternoon.
PHONE: TRinity 2-0629
9150-12TH ST., cor. ATKINSON
rs. Milton Straus will read a
Next Door to Perwein's
ay. She is a member of the
D troit Women's Writers Club,
AI d has written many poems and
S F ort stories. Mrs. Strauss is
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Mrs. Samuel Kavanau, presi-
d( nt of the Auxiliary, extends to
0 al I members and their friends an
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Births
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POWELL - SIMON
Plans were made for the "Gay
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Simon of
hl ineties Party" to be given Sun- Lansing, Mich., announce the
._ marriage of their daughter, Rena
Louise, to George Henry Powell
of Ann Arbor, Mich. The cere-
mony was performed at Temple
Beth El, Detroit, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin officiating, on Saturday
evening, April 22. Mr. and Mrs.
Powell will be at home in Ann
Arbor after May 1.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
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MR. SEYMOUR TILCHIN
Unusual Features—
LOG CABINS (Running water in all cabins)
EXCELLENT COUNSELLORS — All senior
counsellors are professional teachers with
camp experience.
Special Features-
150-mile canoe trip on au Sable River. Indian
reservations and mounds, etc.
MRS. LOUIS FRIED
d ay evening, April 30, at the
Fort Wayne Hotel. Members of
t he club are busy rehearsing
a ngs and dance at the home
5 1rs. A. Samuels of Buena Vista
ii A ye. Mrs. D. King is in charge
o f dancing. There will be a popu-
1 r orchestra, entertainment and
r efreshments.
The ticket committee reports
a rapid sale. For further infor-
mation
ation or tickets call Mrs. S.
3 erson, To. 5-9519, or Mrs. M.
: chare, To. 8-4747.
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SEYMOUR TILCHIN
Tyler 5-6123
3265 W. Boston Blvd.
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for WEDDINGS, ENGAGEMENTS
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omination of Officers of
North Woodward Branch
of the Jewish Women
Welfare Organization on
Wednesday
The report of the nominating
committee, which is recommend-
ing a slate of officers for the
1939-40 term, will feature the
next meeting of Pisgah Lodge
to be held on Monday evening,
May 1, at 8:30 p. m., in the
auditorium of the Maccabees
Building.
Henry M. Abramovitz is chair-
man of the nominating commit-
tee which includes William Ber-
man, Joe Brown, Rudolph Meyer-
sohn, Lewis L. Steinberg and
Herman S. Osnos. It is customary
to have three nominations be-
fore the election of officers is
held. However, in this instance
first and second nominations will
be combined.
This is a closed meeting open
to members only All candidates
who have received notices of
their election to membership, ir-
respective of whether or not
they have been initiated, are
eligible to attend.
Ben F. Goldman, financial sec-
retary. announces that the sets
of literature issued by the Anti-
Defamation League for the
"Fireside Discussion Group" have
arrived. All members who placed
their orders recently must be in
attendance at the meeting in
order to receive /hem.
The North Woodward branch
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will meet
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AND ALL OTHER OCCASIONS
a t the home of Mrs. M. Disner,
or,
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3 . 816 Cortland, on Wednesday,
distinctively printed by
May 3, at 12:30 p. m. Nomina-
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t ion of officers will take place.
The main topic to be dis-
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ussed will be the clock project
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. u nder the leadership of Mrs. A.
The Printery of Fine Printing
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J . Redblatt. Those wishing to
help should call Mrs. Redblatt,
8830 TWELFTH ST.
cf,
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Townsend 5-3762, or Mrs. Sam
Open Evenings q,
MAdison 2381
S hayne, University 1-8834, and
t his committee will provide proj-
e ct sheets.
The organization acknowledges
the following donations to the
Benjamin Wisner Memorial
THE RAPE OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Flower Fund: Mrs. S. Shavne,
Mrs. Nieman. Mrs. Sonia Epstein.
The dramati
"You must
Eiskon money, Mrs. Aaron
WItee ••Film
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see it . . .
Green, Mrs. J. Robins, Mrs. Nie-
minuet
in
Central
magnificent I"
Commentary by
man. Mrs. S. Rothman of New
Enrol,.
—N.Y. Times
I INCENT SIINEAN
York, guest of Mrs. A. Kasle,
contributed to the fund.
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C INEMA V AT (.4)(:1 1 1■ XLI I.It •
The organization contributed
to the Wayne Medical Society
for the American Control of
Lillian Schlesinger, violinist, Cancer and gave $15 to the
Annual Joint Mother and Miss rdreelderlesseom
loltioPnrsizeasrewitllakebne League for Peace and Democ-
Daughter Event of Bnai awarded.
racy.
and
He-
Mrs. Ida Schultz was hostess
Moshe Sisterhood
at the congregation office.
brew Ladies Aid May 10 The Bnai Moshe branch of to the Board of Directors at her
A. Z. e A. will observ Parents' home on Richton Ave. on
day o evening,
Day n Tues
Ma y 9. Wednesday evening, April 26.
The annual mother and laugh- Congregation Members are in- Mrs. Anna Goldberg, president,
ter dinner given jointly by the tired. There will be entertain- presided.
Bnai Moshe Sisterhood and He- mentand refreshments.
brew Ladies' Aid Society will be
held Wednesday, May 10, at 6
Bnai David Sisterhood
P. m., at Lawrence and Dexter. Racing Season to Open Here
on May 20
The arrangements committee
Monday, May 1, at 8:30 p. m.,
is composed of Mrs. Louis Green-
there will be an open meeting
field, chairman. and Mrs. Irwin
Detroit Racing Association an- for prospective members and
Sims and Mrs. Emanuel Schwartz, flounces the opening of the spring friends.
assistants, for the Sisterhood. and summer meeting. beginning
A mother and daughter party
and Mrs. Paul R. Freeman, chair- Saturday, May 20. This meeting is planned for May 8 at 6 p. m.
man, and Mrs. William I. Miller, will run daily, except Sunday, Mrs. Jack Goldberg is chairman
assistant, for the Ladies' Aid.
through July 15. An important and her co-chairman is Mrs. Ben
Entertainment will consist of series of outstanding races have Wachnansy.
a Program sponsored by the Be- been planned to make this the
Mrs. Dave Liebow is chairman
trait Federal Theater, under the biggest meeting in the history of of the bridge planned for May
22.
auspices of Charles Schnitzer. the Detroit track.
SHOWERS, BAR MITZVAHS
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J.W E.W.O. Plans
Several Affairs
At a board meeting of the
Jewish Women's European . Wel-
fare Organization held Monday
at the home of Mrs. Feldman, ar-
rangements were made for the
free membership paid-up lunch-
Nominations of
Pisgah at Meeting
Monday May
Who bears the recommendation of many
prominent Detroiters.
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1S the mot senulte Lind el e vacation
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the most fun, toot Health.buthiing
benefit, of the world-fem.,. MINERAL
BATHS.
Enjoy JIM," feature.... an inviting dr
lop aolertom, five acres of barandih4 pat,
- tuxes. concerts, entertainrnenit golf
and fine fishing nearby., DehoiI only AO
rolnutet away. Car•cul adh•rence fat
Dietary Law,. Modem,. (Wes.
Colonial Adel
AND MINERAL BATHS
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
MaNAIIMDI
Na. this e1 Allred
Labor Palestine
Groups Joint Fete
Saturday Evening
MRS. MORRIS ISRAEL
eon to be held Monday, June 6,
with Mrs. Ida Leland as general
chairman. Plans were also made
for a membership drive under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Agnes
Levin and Mrs. J. Bagdade.
A tag day will be held . in Mt.
Clemens on July 16, with Mrs.
Morris Israel, vice president. in
charge of arrangements.
A special meeting will be held
Monday, May I, at 12:30 p. m..
at Congregation Bnai Moshe, speak.
Dexter and Lawrence. All the
members are requested to attend,
as important relief cases are to
be taken up.
Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn to
Address Grand Rapids
Zionists May 4
Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn. noted
author and lecturer, will speak
under the auspices of the Zion-
ist Organization at Temple
Emanuel, Grand Rapids, Mich.,
The League of Labor Pales- Thursday night, May 4. Rabbi
tine is sponsoring a joint party Morris C. Katz will introduce
of all the League chapters and the speaker.
its friends at the home of Dr ,
and Mrs. 'Alexander Sanders,
Saturday evening, April 29.
Plans have been made in rela-
Babb! Leon Cram of Temple Beth El.
tion to entertainment and re- iketrolt,and
Morrie Garvett. president
freshments. The purpose of the of Temple Beth El. were the guests
of
Temple Beth Jacob DrIday mening.
party, besides being that of the April
Si. They were Pere 111 the interest
mutual enjoyment between the of the •loynisVe Tour . sponsored by
l'nion of American Hebrew •
league chapters and friends. is the
[reset Ione .
also to help the Allied Jewish
The Lent* Girls and A Z. A held ■
Campaign and the League for Joint mtwiing Wednefiday. April II .
There Wee an Informal dlacuagion on
Peace and Democracy.
the aubJetA there be a -lowish
The public is invited to attend. University In the United Stares•"
fantiar Nate
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
April 30—"Palestine Aflame," pageant of Hashomer Ilatzair,
at Northern High School.
April 30—Mass meeting for Allied Jewish Campaign, ar-
ranged by Synagogue Committee. Speaker,
Rabbi Meyer Berlin. president of World Mix-
rachi Organization,
April 30—Meeting of Junior Service Group at Hotel Statler.
Speaker, Rabbi Reinhold Ilerz.
May 2—Mass meeting for Laym'an's Tour of Union of
American Hebrew Congregations. at Temple
Beth El. Speakers, Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson of
New York and Ralph W. Mack of Cincinnati.
May 2—Father William C. Kernan, Rector of Trinity Episco-
pal Church of Bayonne, N. J., speaker at pre-
campaign luncheon report meeting of Allied
Jewish Campaign, at Ilotel Statler.
May 5—Pre-campaign luncheon meeting of Allied Jewish
Campaign, at Hotel Statler. Speaker. S. Ber-
trand Jacobson, director of National Co-Ordi-
noting Committee for Refugees.
May 7—Opening date of Allied Jewish Campaign.
MM.
Mrs. Lawrence Crohn has been
named delegate to represent the
Sisterhbod of Congregation Shaa-
rey Zedek at the list annual
convention of the Women's
League of the United Synagogue
of America, which will be held
in Hotel Commodore, New York,
May 2 to 4. Mrs. Charles Robin-
son, president of the Sisterhood,
announced the selection of Sirs.
Crohn.
The Women's League of the
United Synagogue, of which Mrs.
Samuel Spiegel of New York is
national president, is composed
of over 300 Sisterhoods in the
United States and Canada. Its
convention topic this year, in-
spired by the motif of the New
York World's Fair. will be: "Ju-
daism in the World of Tomor-
row." Among the speakers at the
convention will be: Dr. Cyrus
Adler, president of the Jewish
Theological Seminary of Amer-
ica; Mrs. Felix M. Warburg, Rab-
bi Milton M. Steinberg, Prof.
Max Lerner of Williams College;
Prof. Louis Finkelstein, provost
of the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary; Michael Schoop, president
of Bloomingdale's Department
Store of New York City,
A feature of the convention
this year will be its concluding
session to be held in the Temple
of Religion at the World's Fair.
The program of the Womeh's
League, which will include a Pa-
geant "My Country 'Tis" written
by Mrs. Morris Silverman of
Hartford, Conn., will be the first
to be held in the Temple of
Religion under the auspices of
a national Jewish group. There
will also be an address by an
outstanding woman author on the
topic of "The Integration of the
Refugee Into American Life."
Mrs. Ripley Hitchccok, chairman
of the Women's Division of the
Temple of Religion, will also
issuplr Set; El
No- fps
Sabbath Morning Service*:
Ito salhath morning. April Sr, at
II o' , Iotit. Itr. 1/0 51. PrenklIn will
Prrnc h
•The Meaning of !tonnes."
The ICI„
In)man's• Tear:
Tuesday evening. May I. to
Set
hear a most Inspiring and Important ad.
area. by Dr. Samuel II. Goldenson of
Temple Emanuel, New York, and a mew
sage by Ralph W Mark. chairman of
the board of the Hebrew Union College.
They bare n highly Interesting and
exceedingly importantOno to tell No
JOWIgh men or 'omen In Detroit Ithould
fail In attend title meeting, which will
be in the main Temple a u ditorium be.
ginning at r o'clock.
pr. Franklin*. Addy,.,:
On Saturday evening. at • 110. over
Station WXTZ, Dr. Leo W. Franklin will
MY* the fifth and concluding Robin.ss
of his eerie. of MVP In The lleatage of
Israel program. Ills theme will he • ,an
oivillsation Be Saved•" Thox desiring
twines of This address should lone IC
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Mother and Datighter lainchewto
Mothers and daughters. gatord•y. May
Is your 'Inv at the Temple. There
will he • luncheon and sabaret enter-
tainment that will appeal to ell moss.
Tiers will be free mmenire and Priwa
Ths Arthur Slurry Studio. will Preeent
• history of denting In •5 elaborate
oast of mint dancers
prod. tIon with
In the Vavalonti• o • f [Wm lot. The lUtl , h-
p011 and entertainment will be preceded
by ft Temple eervice to which th• moth.
Cr,,,,, slaughters are cordially invited
anti at whi. h • sermon •peroersato to
Mothers and Daughters Day will be
prem- hed.
Gadabouts to Give Annual
Luncheon May 7
The girls of the Gadabouts
Club will give their annual
luncheon in honor of their
mothers at the Belcrest Hotel,
Sunday, May 7.
The officers of the sorority
are: Charlotte Barrach, presi-
dent; Claire Brecher, vice-presi-
dent; Mildred Altman, secretary;
Harriette Levy, treasurer.
Among those on the commit-
tee that planned the affair are:
Bernice Barit, Jennie Brent,
Ruth Canvasser, Mrs. Josephson,
Frances Friedman, and Bernice
Vine,
Ortonville .11,c r!.
Perru LaKe
vention in New York
The Infanta Service Group
on LAKE WALLOON—NORTHERN MICHIGAN
10 miles from Petoskey-15 miles from Charlevoix
For Boys from 9 to 17 Years of Age
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Mrs. Crohn Named
United Synagogue
League Delegate
. et at the home of Mrs. Nathan
m eingarden, 2999 Calvert Ave.
m rs. Louis Fried, president, pre-
Camp Walloon
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FRANK MEMORIAL
TO OPEN MAY 14
On Sunday, April 30, at 8:30
D. m., in the social hall of the
synagogue, the Young Peoples'
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenfield of Glynn Court announce the Society of Shaarev Zedek will
Announcement was made this
engagement of their 'daughter, Fredell, to Louis L. Kurtz, son of present its three-act play, "Pull-
ing the Curtain". The production week that the Kate Frank Mem-
Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Kurtz of Hazelwood Ave.
orial Building adjoining the
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Garelik of 2664 Calvert Ave. announce
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue on
the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis Lee. to Andrew A. Blau,
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Martin Blau of 2911 Monterey Ave. The
Rochester near I.awton will be
wedding will take place in the fall.
I dedicated at ceremonies on Sun-
day, May 14.
Mrs. Bess Manson of Elmhurst Ave. announces the engagement
The building and land were
of her daughter, Annette Honey, to Maurice Zieger, son of Mrs.
erected and paid for by Samuel
Clara Zieger of Blaine Ave. The wedding will take place in the fall.
Frank in memory of his wife,
Kate.
Through the generosity of Mr.
Frank's brother, Ilarry Frank, a
sum of 62,500 was contributed
towards the furnishing of the
building.
The prayer room in the new
May 6—Miss Adele Wilensky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alber
Kate Frank Memorial Iluilding
Wilensky of Clements Ave., to Harvey Robert Gottesman, son o
will be provided with new prayer
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gottesman of Oakman Blvd., at the Detroit
hooks which are the gift of
Leland Ilotel.
Jerome and Harold Frank, sons
May 7—Miss Rose Grossberg, (laughte• of Mr. and Mrs. Morn•
of Samuel Frank.
Grussberg of 2663 Elmhurst Ave., to Samuel Rapaport, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Rapaport, at Congregation Bnai David, Elmhurst
and Fourteenth.
May 7—Miss Sylvia Felsot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Felsot, to Dr. Bernard Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Schmidt.
May 7—Miss Sally Schwartz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Schwartz of Cortland Ave., to Milton Knoppow, son of Mr. and
The Young People's Society of
Mrs. Herman Knoppow of Pingree Ave., at Knights of Pythias Hall,
JULIA SIEGL
Congregation Bnai Moshe is com-
114 Erskine St.
pleting plans for the third an-
May 7—Miss Ida Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan is under the direction of Frank nual dance to be held in the ball-
Goodman of Melrose Hotel, 25 South Ave., Mt. Clemens, Mich., to Tzevine, and heads of the busi- room of the synagogue on Sun-
Harry Enkel of Detroit, at Congregation Beth Tefilath Moses, with ness committee are Sylvia day, Slay 7, at 9 p. m. Tickets
reception following at the New Glenwood Hotel, Mt. Clemens. Mich. Shatzen and Melvin Schubiner. may be secured by calling Mr.
in the cast are Evelyn Martin Z. Miller, Ty, 5-6822, or
May 7—Miss Anne Hauser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Prominent
Robins, Leonie Davidson, Reva
Hauser of 809 E. Kearsley St., Flint, Mich., to Yale Smith of Flint, Clamage, Milton Strauss, Shel- Sol G. Auslander, Ty. 5.1163.
At the last board meeting, held
sister
and
brother-in-law,
Dr.
and
Mich., at the home of the bride's
don Manson, Marshall Brenner, April 20, decorations for the ball-
Mrs. Herbert Metz, 18994 Warrington Dr.. Detroit.
Adele Robins. Ray Sharkey, Ted room were discussed. A novel
May 7—bliss Ethel Rom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rom Heideman, Jerry Brenner, Mur-
of Hazelwood Ave., to Allan L. Weston, son of Mrs. Louis Weston, ray Jacobs, Rhode Glanzrock, decorative scheme was chosen
from various plans submitted by
at Ilotel Fort Shelby.
Julia Siegl, Ruth Goldberg and Nathan Nelson.
May 7—Miss Annette Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Shirley Feinberg.
Horseback riding parties are
Beatrice Kavanau has been being organized every Sunday
Ilyman Fine of Hamilton Ave., to Max Green, son of Mr. and Mrs.
working in the capacity of pro- morning by Bernie Daskal, Mem-
Solomon Green of Taylor Ave.
duction assistant; Harry Blatt, bers interested in joining the
costumes, illustration, and make- group may contact her. An all-
up: Jay Frankel and Marshall day hike and bicycle party is
Brenner, stage directors; Joe scheduled for the latter part of
Mash and Hay Clamage, proper- May.
ties.
Refreshments and a social hour
Flower. for all occasions —
will follow the performance.
Deter-Joy Florist. Wow 84821
April 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Ned J. Krause (Zelina Mundstock)
of 15457 Manor Ave., a daughter, Judith Ila.
April 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ring of McQuade Ave..
a daughter, Estelle Rose.
April 17—To Dr. and Mrs. Jack Koenig (Anne Glicklin) of
2478 Pingree Ave., a daughter, Judith Maxine.
April 20—To Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Kramer (Fern Fenton)
of 3245 W. Chicago Blvd., a daughter, Elaine Joan.
April 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Rose of 2741 Monterey
Will Represent Shaarey Zedek
Ave., a son, Robert Aba.
Sisterhood at Women's Con-
Bnai Moshe Y.P.S.
Dance on May 7
FURS OF DISTINCTION
MADE TO ORDER
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Engagements
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y.P.S.
STAGES PLAY SUNDAY
Weddings
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The Auxiliary of the Jewish
Children's Ilome will hold its
annual meeting on Wednesday,
May 3, at the Home, Burlingame
and Petoskey Ayes.
At this meeting Mrs. Herman
Cohen, chairman of the nominat-
ing committee, will bring the
for scientific clean-
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.0.1 THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
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Ninth Successful Season
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and
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Boy's Division
Girl's Division
Ages 6 to is
Ages 6 to 13
Little Naftelu
Ages
3 to 6
,ante (enwrap dall,‘, as /all J years
Early Registration —A Worthwhile Saving
Booklet Upon Request
FOR INFORMATION, write or call Camp
N • he I u, Ortonville,
Michigan 12F31.
IN DETROIT, Call Mr. or Mrs. Ehiel
Letowoder, To. 8-6057 or
Mrs. Edythe Cugell, Ho.
1189.
(AMP NAHELU
Marshall Lodge
Meets Tuesday
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
of Bnai Brith will hold its final
open meeting of the current term
on Tuesday, May 2, starting at
8:15 p. m., in the English Room
of Hotel Webster Hall,
Following ritual ceremonies of
initiation on April 18, when the
largest class of candidates in the
history of Marshall Lodge was
inducted into membership, plans
were made for the lodge's 4th
annual dinner dance to be held
at Webster Ilall on June 17.
This will follow by one week the
Bnai Brith moonlight scheduled
for June 11, and will precede the
convention of Bnai Brith District
No. 6 which will be held at the
Book Cadillac Hotel starting
July 1.
Enforce Compulsory
Use of Jewish Name
COLOGNE (WNS) — Sign-
ing a letter to the authorities
without using the compulsory
additional name of Israel in
the signature cost a German
Jew 50 marks or the alterna-
tive of a week in prison. This
is the first time the law re-
garding compulsory use of the
additional name Israel by all
Jewish males in Germany has
been enforced.
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as etou would prepare them.
Rich cream, table butter,
choice spices, Heinz "aristo-
crat" tomatoes or other vege-
tables that are the pick of
the garden .. .
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gredients used.
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Rich cram, thicker than
whiffing cream is used
in the
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TOMATO SOUP
HEINZ CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP
HEINZ CREAM OF ASPARAGUS SOUP
HEINZ CREAM OF GREEN PEA SOUP
neiNZ CREAM Of CELERY soup
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ElE542 CREAM OF SPINACH SOUP
HEINZ CORN CHOWDER
All approved by the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations of America.
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