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"A Mark of DistinCtion

April 8—Opening of pre-campaign solicitations in Allied Jewish
Campaign.
April 9—Forum of American Jewish 'Congress, Detroit Chap.
ter, at Jewish Community Center.
April 13, 14—Annual Jewish Community Center "Capers"._.
"Thumbs Up."
April 16—Address by Dr. Solomon Goldman at joint meeting
of Zionist Organization and Hadassah, at the Shaarey Zedek.
May 5—Fifteenth annual concert of Halevy Singing Soviet
Scottish Rites Cathedral of Masonic Temple.
May 6—Opening dinner for the general 1940 Allied Je It
Campaign.

James P. Warburg, member of
Jie famous Warburg family and
former member of the Roosevelt
official family, in a significant
statement on "Peace In Our
Time?" published in book form
by Harper's (75c.), points to the
importance of this country hav-
ing a voice in the writing of the
next peace and describes the
dangers that lurk from a Nazi-
Goodman Qualifies
Jewish Calendar
Soviet victory.
In 76 pages of text Mr. War-
For Mutual Life
5700-1940
burg gives a brilliant analysis of
Rosh Chodesh Nissan—Tues-
the existing situation, describes
National
the three peace probabilities—a day, April 9.
victory by the dictatorships, an
Passove•—Tuesday, April 23-
For the seventh consecutive
allied victory or a negotiated 30.
peace without victory—and em-
Rosh Chodesh Iyar—Thursday, time, Louis J. Goodman has ioal-
ified to attend the conference of
phasizes the concern in the result
national leaders
May
of this war to this country.
Lag 9. B'Omer—Saturday, May
of the Mutual
Mr. Warburg endorses the idea 26.
Life Insurance
of a union of democracies and
Rosh Chodesh Sivan—Friday,
as
Co
Net ‘ l v t p ayn oty k of
describes a "just peace" as in- June 7.
volving the taking into considera-
Shevuoth — Wednesday, June
a member of
tion of all conflicting viewpoints, 12-13.
t h e Quarter-
a guarantee to all nations against
Rosh Chodesh Tammuz —
Million i F ieId
future change by violence or Tuesday, July 23.
Club. Only
threat of violence, acceptance of
Rosh Chodesh Ab — Monday,
those who write
the fact that the sovereignty of August 5.
a quarter of a
the people is more important
Rosh Chodesh Ellul—Wednes-
million in new
than the sovereignty of the state, day, September 4.
business a r e
disarmament and an approach to
5701-1940
eligible for this
Rosh Hashonah — Thursday,
free trade.
distinction.
The entire thesis in Mr. War- October 3.
One of the
burg's "Peace In Our Time?" is
Yom Kippur, Saturday, Octo-
key men of the
a plea for the realization of the ber 12.
company agen-
danger of a Nazi-Soviet victory
All holidays begin at sundown
L. J. Goodman
cy in Detroit
and a plea for a concerted effort of the preceding secular day.
for the past seven years,
in behalf of U. S. influence for
Goodnuin's name has frequently
the incorporation in the peace
appeared on the list of the com-
plan of the terms enumerated. He
presents the issue as "going only Hapoel Hamizrachi Con- pany's 50 national leaders. He is
a hard worker and an able stu-
a little way toward solving the
vention in Pittsburgh on
dent of life insurance problems.
problem and states that "the real
May 30 to June 2
Having the interests of his
challenge begins where this book
clients at heart, Mr. Goodman
ends."
The 17th Annual Convention has won a large following among
of Hapoel Hamizrachi of Amer- policyholders by his conscientious
BETH EL SISTERHOOD HAS ica will take place during the devotion to their needs.
MONTHLY MEETING SUNDAY week-end of May 30 to June 2,
at Hotel William Penn in Pitts-
Monday, April 8, at 1:15 p. m., burgs, according to an announce-
in the Sociall Hall of the Tem- ment made by Max Hagler, na-
ple, Woodward at Gladstone, the tional president.
BEN FRADIS
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El
Mr. Hagler also made known
will hold its monthly meeting, the appointment of Dr. Joseph of 2631 Gladstone Ave., 61 years
preceded by a dessert luncheon. Shapiro, rabbi of Congregation old, died on March 26. Funeral
Mrs. Louie Kahn will be the Poale Zedek in Pittsburgh, and services were held on March 27
guest speaker. She will present a member of the national execu- with interment in Beth Moses
survived by his
her motion picture "On Tour tive of Hapoel Hamizrachi, as Cemetery. He is four
daughters,
Through Mexico." Mrs. Lawrence general chairman of the conven- wife, Leah;
Thelma,
Mrs.
Celia
Abrams,
Freedman is president of the tion.
Mrs. Mary Goldberg and Mrs.
Sisterhood.
Sally Einhorn; two sons, Joseph
and Sam, and three grandchil-
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IN MEMORIAM

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Michigan Apparel Club will hold
a sluing dance at Northwood
Inn, Friday, April 12, at 7:30
p. m. Members, merchants and
their friends are invited. For
reservations call Mrs. Ben Co-
wan, Ty. 6-2365, and Mrs. Har-
old Baskin, Un. 3-2559.

ESTHER LIPSON FAMILY
CLUB

At the last meeting of the
Esther Lipson Family Club held
at the home of Alex Lipson, the
charter was unveiled and dedi-
cated. Under the difection of
Sam Goodstein, $51 was raised
for charity.
Members were entertained by
an impromptu amateur program,
talent for which was taken from
the group. The entertainment was
planned by the committee, Sam
Lipson, Alex Lipson, Slyvia Zin-
geser, Emanuel Zingeser and
Sylvia Miller.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of the vice presi-
dent, Mrs. S. Zingeser, on Sun-
day, April 7.

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In loving memory of our dear MRS. J. RABINOWITZ THANKS
husband and father, Abe Danto,
HER SYMPATHIZERS
who passed away 10 years ago,
The many friends of Mrs. .1.
March 23, 1930 ' (24 days in Rabinowitz, wife of Grand Rab-
Adar).
bi J. Rabinowitz of 1736 Blaine
Ave., will be pleased to learn
In our hearts your memory lingers
that she has returned from Roch-
Sweet, tender and true,
There is not a day goes by.
ester, Minn., and is convalescing
That we do not think of you.
at home. Mrs. Rabinowitz thanks
Sadly missed by his wife, chil- all who were kind to her during
dren and grandchildren.
her illness.

Philomathic met on March 31,
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
The foreign relations committee
reported that it was negotiating
for a debate with A. Z. A. Chap-
ter 317.
The program of the day con-
sisted of a debate conducted on
the congressional plan on the
subject "Russia's Invasion of
Finland Was Justified." The con-
testants were : Lawrence Hertz-
berg, Isaac Green, Norman Milin,
Herbert Dintrobe, Leon Weitz
and Aaron Friedman. nue Green
was elected best speaker on the
program. Morris Green was critic
of the afternoon.

Keep your eye on Kurt Simon,
a messenger boy at one of the
large Hollywood studios . . . He
already has achieved the post of
television director on an exepri-
mental program, and with the rise
of the new broadcasting technique
will soon be going places.

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