April 4, 1941

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

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Jr. Congregation
To Have Its Own
Passover Services

The Junior Congregation of
Shaarey Zedek will conduct its
own Passover services on Satur-
day and Sunday mornings, April
12 and 13, and Friday and Sat-

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urday mornings, April 18 and
19.
The regular Sabbath service
of the Junior Congregation will
be held this Sabbath at 9:30
a. m. in the Kate Frank Me-
morial Building. Bertha Slutsky
will review the Biblical portion
and Judith Pregerson will sum-
marize the Prophetical selection.

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by American, British and Euro-
pean labor movements.
In addition to the many ses-
sions which will be devoted to
the problems of world and Amer-

(WO W

You'll find greater enjoy-
ment in Passover meals
built around this full ar-
ray of fine Manischewitz
Matzo and Matzo
Products the choice
of millions for quality
kashruth ... taste!

MRS. IRMA LINDHEIM

ican Jewry, the future of Pales-
tine, the American chalutz move-
ment, etc., the convention will
feature a large display exhibit
on Jewish life. A firm pronounce-
ment of a chalutz Zionist creed
despite closed aliyah to Palestine
will be stressed in the exhibits,
which in turn reflect the char-
acter of the educational move-
ment of Hashomer Hatzair. This

Kosher Milk
for Passover

We announce to the Jewish community that in
appreciation of our Jewish patronage we will
again supply them with Passover milk. Araange-
ments have been made with Rabbi Abraham
Schechter of Beth Itzchok Synagogue to super-
vise the preparation of this milk in accordance
with strict religious requirements.

PYRAMID OF QUALITY

IRA WILSON & SONS DAIRY CO.

"Owned and Operated by Detroiters"

TYLER 5-6000

LENOX 8000

VOTE FOR
ARTHUR W.

ENDORSED by Lawyers. Labor and All Civic Groups

Donor Dinner of
Veterans Honor
Major R. Fixel Bnai Brith Women
On Sunday Evening
Leaves on April 12 to Assume

Duties with Judge Advocate
General's Office

Erika Mann, Brilliant Author and
Lecturer, to Speak

Post No. 190 of Jewish War
The end of all true culture in
Veterans honored its past com- Nazi-Germany, and the enforced
mander, Roland Fixel, who will or voluntary exile of German
leave shortly for active service artists is enriching American cul-
in the United States Army. Mr. ture. An outstanding example of
Fixel is a major and will prob- Germany's former culture is
ably be associated with the Judge Erika Mann, distinguished daugh-
Advocate General's office to be ter of one of the world's great
stationed at Washington, D. C. writers, Thomas Mann. She will
He will assume his post for one speak here on Sunday, April 6,
year on April 12.
at the Fort Wayne Hotel, under
Nathaniel Goldstick, Assistant the auspices of the Business and
Corporation Council, of the City Professional Women's Auxiliary
of Detroit, paid tribute to the of Bnai Brith, at its donor din-
.scholastic ability of Major Fixel ner dance. All proceeds from
while a student at the University this affair will go to the support
of Michigan. Seymour Frank, of Bnai Brith projects, such as
senior vice-commander, discussed Red Cross, refugee aid, Hillel,
the highlights of Major Fixel's etc.
activities during the first World
One day in 1933, when Thomas
War, and also paid tribute to
his ability as a student of mili- Mann and his wife were vaca-
tary and civil law. Junior Vice- tioning in Switzerland, they re-
Commander Samuel Zusmann, Dr. ceived a phone call from their
Robert Rosen and Common Pleas son, Klaus, in Germany, advis-
ing them not to return. Adolf
Judge Ide, also spoke.
Samuel J. Rhodes, commander Hitler had taken power, and the
of Post No. 190, presented the Manns had decided to leave.
guest with a past-commanders' None of them has been back
medallion of the Jewish War Vet- since, except Erika, who stole
erans, and Dr. Hilliard Goldstick back into their home, wearing a
presented him with a traveling peasant dress and smoked glasses,
to rescue the laboriously written
bag.
Harry Schaeffer and Maurice manuscript of her father's novel,
Bordelove represented Post No. "Joseph and His Brethren."
135, and Nathan Lerner, com-
Miss Mann has written "Es-
mander of Rosenwald Post, rep- cape to Life," and "The Other
resented the Legion at the cere- Germany" in collaboration with
monies.
her brother, Klaus; "School for
An interesting talk on the Barbarians," which gives in full
American Legion's Boys State detail the warped pattern of life
activity was presented by Master into which the Nazis are fitting
Donald Schiller. Post No. 190 will the German youth; and, most re-
send three boys between the ages cently, "The Lights Go Down,"
of 16 and 18 to Boys State this
The subject of her lecture here
summer. The state organization will
be "Searchlight Through the
will send two additional boys.
The executive board of the state Blackout." For reservations or
department recently allocated $50 information, call Miss Marie
to the Jewish Committee for the Brown, Townsend 8-6758.
Mobile Kitchen Fund to aid
A man that hath friends must
Britain.
On April 4, the Jewish War shew himself friendly: and there
Veterans participated in the is a friend that stiketh closer
Army Day parade on Woodward than a brother.
—Proverbs 18:24.
Ave.

ELECT—

CHARLES E.

Merrill

TO

Common Pleas Court

To Fill Vacancy

ISRAEL MEREMINSKI

educational, scouting character
has as its goal the creation of
a better society based on equality
and freedom, and of better in-
dividuals to fit into this society.
Through division into kvutzot
(groups), the various age groups
within Hashomer Hatzair from
12 to 24, an active program of
Jewish scouting, nature study,
Jewish sociology, Hebrew, camp-
ing, Palestinian songs and dances,
games, handicrafts, Palestinog-
raphy, Jewish history and folk-
lore is carried out. All of these
phases of the work of Hashomer
Hatzair in North America will be
presented in the taaruchah (ex-
hibit).

TERM ENDING DEC. 31, 1943

PREFERRED by Detroit Citizen's League,
Labor, and business and fraternal groups.

Ickes to Address
Farband Banquet

NEW YORK.—The Hon. Har-
old L. Ickes, Secretary of the
Interior, will be the principal
guest of a Palestine banquet in
Chicago on Sunday evening, April
13, it was announced here by
Louis Segal, general secretary
of the Jewish National Workers'
Alliance, sponsors of the dinner.
Dedicated to the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, Zionist land redemp-
tion agency, the proceeds will
go towards the $100,000 project
of the Alliance for the purchase
of land in Palestine, on which is
to be established a colony in hon-
or of the organization's forth-
coming 30th anniversary.
Functions for the same pur-
pose, in the form of a Third
Seder, Passover banquet, are be-
ing arranged for the week of the
holiday by Alliance branches in
Washington, D. C.; Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Rochester, N. Y.; Bridge-
port, Conn., and in numerous
other communities
Arrangements are being com-
pleted for a coast-to-coast broad-
cast of Secretary Ickes' address.

• TWICE ELECTED PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
• TWICE ELECTED CIRCUIT JUDGE
• TWENTY YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE

REELECT ROBERT M. TOMS

CIRCUIT JUDGE

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