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Bobby Grayson To Play
Return Engagement

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Norma Appel and Gwen Adelson.
Admission to the dance is 75c
to non-members and 55c to mem-
•By popular demand, Bobby bers. A 10e reduction will be al-
Grayson and his Top Hat Musi- lowed on all tickets bought in
cians will play a return engage- advance.
ment at the Jewish Community
Center on Sunday, April 18, at
9:00 p. m.
He will appear for the seventh Mothers' Clubs To Discuss
holiday hop, a Passover Eve dance. Victory Gardens This Week
Holiday hops at the Center are
The topic for discussion during
sponsored by the Center social
committee. Joseph Kwaselow is the coming week for the following
chairman of publicity. Frances Mothers' Clubs will deal with:
Rotman directs hosts and host- Victory gardens at home—or a
Mothers' Club unit of the pro-
esses.
The dance will be held in the posed Woman's Land Army to
main auditorium of the Jewish save the fruit and vegetable crops
Community Center, Woodward at for the United Nations:
Linwood-Dexter Club, Wednes-
Holbrook. In keeping with the
spirit of the occasion, the audi- day, April 21, 1:30 p. m., B'nai
torium will be suitably decorated Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at Law-
with Passover themes, under the rence.
Twelfth Street Club (alternate
supervision of and executed by
Thursdays), Thursday, April 22,
8 p. m., Assembly Hall, 9125
Twelfth St.

Passover

War Workers Sponsor
Pre-Passover Seder

Greetings

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COMMUNITY

RUSSEKS

1448 WOODWARD AVENUE

The war workers group of the
Jewish Community Center is spon-
soring a pre-Passover seder on
Sunday, April 18, from 6:00 to
8:00 p. m., in the auditorium of
the Center. There will be supper,
wine and Passover ceremonies in
connection with the seder. The
price for the dinner will be $1.25.
Following the seder, the diners
are invited to attend the Pass-
over holiday hop, from 9:00 to
12:00 p. m. Regular admission
for the dance is 75c. However,
those attending the seder will be
admitted to the dance for an ad-
ditional 50c. Reservations should
be made at the Center for all
those wishing to attend the seder.

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would mean to you if our sol-
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the fight.

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Passover starts the night of Monday, April 19.
Let us know as
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help us plan production and delivery. See your Belrose Creamery

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you a cordial invitation fo
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NOTE: We extend

Lieut. Harold A, Radetsky, Alumnus of Denver
Home, Awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross

Giraud to Return
Confiscated Property
To N. African Jews

The Detroit League of the
National Home for Jewish Chil-
dren at Denver learned recently
that Lieut. Harold A. Radetsky,
an alumnus of the National Home
at Denver, was awarded the Dis-
tinguished Flying Cross. For five
years Harold and his brother, Dr.
Louis Radetsky, were cared for
by the Home, where they re-
ceived their early training and
character development. Harold is
one of nearly 100 alumni now
with the armed forces of the
country. Lieut. Radetsky was
awarded the cross for leading
41 raids on Axis forces in North
Africa, and the Air Medal for
Bravery.
Mrs. Jack Berger, president
of the Detroit League says, "We
feel that it is more important
during these trying days than
even before to help those under-
privileged children who have been
exposed to tuberculosis and those
suffering from respiratory dis-
eases. If Lieut. Radetsky had
not been given the special medi-
cal care and attention at the
Home during his boyhood days,
he may never have had been
able to quality physically as a
bomber pilot and distinguish him-
self so brilliantly in his danger-
ous missions over North Africa.
It is our aim at the Home to
restore to unfortunate children
their birthright of health, so
that they will become healthy
and useful American citizens. Al-
though the members of our or-
ganization are engaged in many
war effort activities, they feel
that it is very essential that we
continue our fund-raising func-
tions in behalf of children now
at the Home, and those who may
be in need of its benefits in the
future."
On Wednesday, May 19, the
Detroit League will hold its an-
nual simultaneous card and mah
jong parties in the homes of

LONDON (WNS). — Property
confiscated from Jews in North
Africa under the Vichy regula-
tions will be returned to the
Jews 10 days after an inventory
has been completed, General
Henri Giraud, French high com-
missioner for North Africa, an-
nounced this week over the Al-
giers radio.
At the same time it was an-
nounced that a government com-
mission is outlining a procedure
through which the Jews of Al-
geria could apply for French cit-
izenship. Gen. Giraud's recent
abrogation of the Cremieux De-
cree of 1870 deprived the native
Jews of Algeria of their French
citizenship.
Another new decree permits
Jewish doctors and lawyers in
North Africa to practice their
professions. The old Vichy reg-
ulations had barred Jewish at-
torneys and physicians.
When

the organization's members and
friends. Mrs. Maurice Schwartz
is the general chairman with
Mrs. Nathan C. Kanterman, host-
ess chairman, and Atm Joseph
Slatkin, ticket chairman. Mrs.
Kanterman is assisted by the fol-
lowing committee: Mesdames M.
B. Berkman, Ed Cohen, Harry
Cohen, Alex Caplan, David Eb-
ner, Phil Greenwald, Sol Glueck-
man, Harry Goldberg, Edward
Krause, Moe Leiter, Sol Levy,
Harry Lutz, Alfred Meyers, Carl
Shalit, Aaron Silberblatt, Monte
Weston and Nate Weingarden.
Mrs. Schwartz advises that par-
ties may be given in the after-
noon or evening of May 19, or
any other day of that week if
it is not convenient for the host-
ess to open her home on that
day.
Because of the Passover holi-
day, the regular meeting of the
Detroit League of the N. H. J. C.
will be held on Wednesday, April
28, at the Jewish Community
Center. The program will be an-
nounced in the near future.

the public schools in Algeria re-
open, the announcement added,
Jewish children will be admitted
on an equal basis.

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Music and Ballet
Festival Opens May 11 .

PASSOVER GREETINGS TO ALL

HOTEL TULLER •

JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

visit our

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The opening date of the Music
and Ballet Festival has been ad-
vanced from Monday evening,
May 10, until Tuesday evening,
May 11, Festival officials an-
nounced this week.
With the shift in the program
necessitated by the change in
dates, Lily Pons instead of the
Ballet Theater will be the open-
ing attraction of the Festival.
The three ballets, "Romeo and
Juliet," "Swan Lake" and "Blue-
beard" scheduled for the 10th will
be given at a special matinee,
Saturday, May 15, but the bal-
ance of the week's program will
remain unchanged.
S. Hurok, New York impres-
sario who is bringing this bril-
liant array of stars to the Ma-
sonic Auditorium for the Festi-
val, advises ticket holders for
the May 10 performance that
their tickets may be redeemed
at the Hurok box office in the
Masonic Auditorium or at Grin-
nell's, or the same tickets may
be used for the May 15th mati-
nee.
Officials wish to make it clear
that although the week is to be
shortened, the eight performances
previously announced will be
given. Extension of the Ballet
Theater season at the Metro-
politan Opera because of its pop-
ularity is responsible for the
change in the opening date.

Passover Services at
Bnai Moshe on April 19

Congregation Bnai Moshe will
begin the observance of Pass-
over week with Sium B'Chorim
services Monday morning, April
19, at 7:15. Evening prayers will
be said at 8 o'clock.
Morning devotions Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 20, 21, will
begin at 9 and will be conducted
by Cantor David Katzman.
Rabbi Moses Fischer will de-
liver the sermon Tuesday. The
subject of his discourse is "Pass-
over in War-Torn Europe". Rab-
bi Jacob J. Nathan will speak
Wednesday and he selected as his
topic "The Freedom That Never

Perishes".

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Especially in wartime, Scholnick's should be your

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to

secure the finest for

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now, under the most difficult conditions.

Because of the increased demand for Scholnick

Quality we may not, at all times, be able to serve

you as quickly as has been our custom . . . but

you'll be rewarded for your short wait. Whether

it is clothing or furnishings . . . suits or shirts .. .

we can place before you the choice of the finest in

the land. But let us offer you a word of caution:

While right now we have a stock that is perhaps

more complete than ever before, developing scarci-

ties in some lines are making replacements extremly

difficult. We suggest you make your selections as

you can conveniently do so.

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Junior Program

Under the direction of Miss
Elsa Berger, the junior program
will sponsor a Passover party on
Sunday, April 18, from 2:00 to
4:00 p. m. in Butzel Hall. There
will be games, refreshments and
a program in keeping with the
holiday.

Open Monday Evening Until 9

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