April 9, 1943 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle 16 BOND (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. Samuel Katkin, chairman of the hospitality committee. Members of the Women's Di- vision and the Council are re- quested to invite the members of their households and members of organizations which they repre- sent to this meeting. Members of the program com- mittee of the Women's Division and the Council who arranged the meeting include Mr. Morris Lieberman, Mrs. Wm. Gottes- man, Mrs. Max Duchkin and Mrs. Abe Katzman. HISTADRUT (Continued from Page 1) and philosopher. Miss Andy is internationally known, as former accompaniist of the late Emanuel Feuerman. Mr. Schwa•zman was the first 'celllist of the Minneapolis Sym- phony Orchestra and the NBC Symphony Orchestra under Ar- turo Toscanini. Henry Siegl is well known in Detroit as leader of the Siegl Quartet and member of the music staff of WJR. This is the first time that this trio will make their public ap- pearance together and therefore it hasn't even acquired an offi- Contributions to the Jewish Home For Aged The following have made con- tributions to the Home: Hyman Polk, in memory of son, Yeku- seale-Dave Polk; Mr. and Mrs. David Burnstine, in memory of vial name. Jacob Ben Ami, former member of the Jewish Art Theatre of New York. He also had his own Art Theatre. Appeared in many English productions, mainly with the famous Theater Guild of New York. Emma Schaver recently was praised by all metropolitan New York newspapers after her ap- pearance at Carnegie Hall with Moshe Shertok, leader of the Jew- ish Agencies. Last Wednesday she appeared for the Jewish Sci- ence Institute in Chicago where Dr. Solomon Goldman was the speaker. On April 21 she will appear in Philadelphia for the benefit of the Jewish National Fund. On April 24 she will appear in Boston for the same cause. Emma Schaver has charm- ed many audiences with her in- imitable interpretation of Jewish and Hebrew songs. Dr. Solomon Goldman is well known throughout the Jewish world, has lectured in all corners of the world, and his books are valuable contributions to the field of Jewish philosophy. Alfred Blatnikoff; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kosaack, in memory of Al- fred Blatnikoff, Mrs. D. W. Si- mons, in memory of Mrs. Etta Ja- cabs; Robert Nederlander, in me- mory of parents, Joseph. and Sarah, and brother Harry Nederlander and sister, Minnie N. Cassel; Mr. and Mrs. Max Grossman, in memory of son, Stanley K. Grossman; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goldman, in mem- ory of Morris Huler; Mr. and Mrs. Jale J. Levy, Port Huron, Michigan, in memory of Morris Huler; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schram, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schram, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs; Mr. and Mrs Sidney J. Allen, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs; J. W. Weber, donation; Mrs. P. Dresser, in memory of mother, Mrs: Paulina Rosen; Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons, in memory of Mrs. A. Jacobs; Mrs. Joseph Benjamin, in memory of mother, Mrs. Etta Slakte•; Mrs. Rose Silverstone, in memory of Gershen Silverstone; Mrs. Fran- ces C. Kay, in memory of father, Isaac-David Cohen, and sister, Dora-Yale Cohen; Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lewis, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs; Mrs. J. W. Allen, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldman, in memory of Mrs. Etta Jacobs. No Matzoh Rationing This Passover, But You Must Order At Once Rabbi Leon Fram To Speak On Thomas Jefferson April 16 "The government has assured the matzoh industry that there will be no rationing of matzoh and matzoh products this year," a spokesman for Horowitz-Mar- gareten, one of the leading mat- zoh bakers, announced. "However," he continued, "Or- der No. 1 of the Food Distribu- tion Administration, Washington, D. C., requires us to supply gro- cers with only the quantities of Horowitz-Margareten matzohs that they need to fill the orders of their customers. This means that the consumer can get as much Horowitz-Ma•gareten Matzoh and Matzoh products as he wants, but he must place his order as soon as possible, so that the grocer can order what he needs from us. We at Horowitz-Margareten know that every Jewish house- wife will feel it her patriotic duty to cooperate with this order of our government. The regu- lations are not complicated and she will help herself and her grocer as well. The main thing to remember is to order your Passover supply of Horowitz- Margareten products now. The products this year will be of the same high quality as always, and will be delivered fresh before the holiday as usual." Temple Israel will devote it- Sabbath Eve Service of Friday night, April 16, 1943, to an ob- servance of the two hundredth: anniversary of the birth of the author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson. The service will take place in the Lecture Hall of the Detroit Institute of Arts and will begin at 8:30. "Thomas Jefferson, Founder of Religious Liberty," will be the subject of Rabbbi Leon Fram's sermon. In the course of tip. service, the Rabbi will read ex- cerpts from Jefferson's great writings on human freedom. Cantor Robert S. Tillman wid lead the congregation in th,. singing of patriotic hymns. The service will be followed by a social hour and immediately afterwards the Young People's Club of Temple Israel will con- duct a symposium on "Applying Jefferson's Principles to th(. Problems of Today." The Bar Mitzvah celebration of Joseph Gantz, son of Capt. and Mrs. Maurice Gantz, will tali place during the service. 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