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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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ceived by North End Clinic:
In memory of Mrs. Emma
Krause, by Mrs. and Mrs. Harry
Wetsman; in memory of Fred-
erick Friedman, by Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Jossman; in memory of
Mrs. Jacob Oppenheim, by Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Pollack; in
memory of Mores Marks, by Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Kaplan and
Mrs. and Mrs. Sylvan Grosner;
In memory of Jacob Greenberg,

ry

daily,
Hebrew
leading
sa
"Roosevelt's declaration clea
defines the attitude of the Amu
can Government toward
by British censorship, was made White Paper and the fate of
public here this week with the Jewish people. Special importa
arrival of Arab newspapers from should be attached to this (
Egypt which carried the message. laration after the varied in'
It was the general opinion of pretations given to the cusp
the Jewish press here that Presi- sion of the Congressional h(
dent Roosevelt's assertion that ings in Washington on the 1
resolution."
by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kap- the United States Government estine
The English language dy
lan, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sil- had never given its approval to
verman, Mr. and. Mrs. Charles the White Paper of 1939 was a "Palestine Post," saw in
Hamburger; in memory of Dr. forward move in the fight for President's statement an ind
Harry Berman, by Phi Delta Ep- the abrogation of the White Pa- tion that "while maintaining
ditional interest ill the JeN
silon Graduate Club of Detroit, pe• policy.
In an editorial dealing with efforts for national reconot
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Garvett,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartman; the significance of the views on tion in Palestine, the W
in memory of Mrs. Rose Welko- Palestine expressed by the Presi- does not feel that this is
witz, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles dent of the United States, Davar, time for enunciating any
erete policy on the future of
Hamburger; in memory of Max
country."
Bresenthal, by Mr. and Mrs. J. 13.
Haaretz, one of the lea,
Neiman; in memory of Mrs. Da- Geverkshaften Drive
dailies here, took the view
vid Blum, by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Closes with Fete at
an editorial that the Presidi
Neiman; in memory of Max
statement will have the effec
Schwartz, by Mr. and Mrs. Scottish Rite Temple
"considerably purifying the
Charles Hamburger; in memory
of Mrs. Chaya Sherman, by Mr.
With the Scottish Rite Audi- atmosphere which began to
and Mrs. Saul Copin; in memory torium of the Masonic Temple press all those seeking a
of Mrs. Rebecca Malbin, by Mr. filled to capacity and hundreds of and decent solution for the
and Mrs. Sylvan Grosner.
others who were not able to get estine problem."

In memory of •st Sgt. Wil- in, the local Histadrut commit-
American dialogue catches to
a T. The one thing which stands Liam Seymour, by Miss Ruth tee celebrated the wind-up of the
out above all else in "No Greater Mishy, Miss Ann Sidor, Mr. and 1944 Geverkshaften campaign
Love" is the indomitable charac- Mrs. Alfred Loewenstein; in mem- with an elaborate program in
ter of the woman partisan lead- ory of Mrs. Sarah Rosenthal, by which many celebrated artists
er, and the superb portrayal of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cross; in took part.
The meeting opened at 8:15
her by Vera Maretskaya, a young memory of Oscar Blumberg, by
woman who seems to have no Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Jordan, and was called to order by A. II.
parallel among Hollywood act- Mr. and Mrs. Abram Sapiro, Mr. Kushinsky, director, expressing
resses. The changes in this worn. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Miss the gratitude on behalf of the lo-
an from joyous motherhood be- Elizabeth Finley, Mr. and Mrs. cal committee to the Jewish
fore the Nazis strike, to cold, Alfred Loewenstein, Mr. and and Chronicle and all other Jewish
furious hate as she leads her Mrs. Charles N. Agree, Mr. and and Anglo-Jewish newspapers in
people against them, and finally Mrs. Aaron Shapiro, Mr. and Mrs. Detroit. He then introduced Mor-
to warmth and a semblance of Julius Hartman, Mr. and Mrs. ris L. Schaver, chairman of the
youth again as the costly victory Joseph
in by
memory
of campaign, as chairman of the
Bernard Hartman;
D. Cohen,
Mr. and
evening. The guest speaker was
na
y
won.
is fill
Mrs. Abraham Cooper; in honor Louis Lipsky, president of the
In n addition, the Cinema pre- of the anniversary of Mr. and Eastern Insurance Company, who
stints "Iran," a pictorial show- Mrs. Emanuel Weil, by Mr. and is one of the outstanding leaders
ing the meeting place where Mrs. Sidney Levy; in honor of of the American as well as of the
Stalin, Roosevelt and Churchill the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. world Zionist movement.
made history. Stanley Conheim, by Mr. and
The musical numbers were ren-
Mrs. Sidney Levy; in honor of dered by the following artists:
Mrs. Mathilde Welt's birthday, Sidor Belarsky, Mrs. Emma She-
by Mrs. Carrie May Berger; in ver, and the entire Halevy Sing-
Laundry Drivers Social Club Fashion Review to Be
honor of the recovery of Mark ing Society with an ensemble of
Gourwitz, by Mr. and Mrs. Na- the Detroit Symphony Orchestra,
Serves at USO Canteen
Presented by Temple
than Silverman; in honor of the in the oratorio of Di Tzvei Bri-
On Monday, March 13, the Israel Sisterhood
Bar Mitzvah of Martin Stone, by der, by J. L. Peretz, composed by
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cross; in Jacob Schaefer under the mu-
Laundry Drivers' Social Club
At the next meeting of Tem- honor of the Yahrzeit of mother, sical direction of Dan Frohman.
served at the Downtown USO
Mrs. Yetta Liebman, by Mrs. I.
Canteen. They were under the ple Israel Sisterhood, which is Beiler; in honor of the Yahrzeit
to be held on Monday, April 10,
directorship of Mrs. Philip Yan- at the Detroit Institute of Arts, of brother, Louis, by the Slatker Hillel Students to Give
Supper Sunday, April 2
ovsky and Mrs. Louis Rubin, a Spring fashion revue will be family.
chairman and co-chairman re- held, directed by Mrs. Harry
Ilnui Brith Hillel Foundation
spectively. Other women assist- Clark and Mrs. W. B. Green-
at the University of Michigan
ing were Mesdames Arthur Be- wald will be presented. Musical
will hold a cost supper, Sunday,
bes, Edward Bunin, Max Cohen, arrangements composed by Mrs. Congress Women to
April 2, at 5:30.
Ruby S. Cohen, Albert R. Dubin, W. B. Greenwald will be played Hear Val Clair April 12
Sybil Kahn, '45, of Bay City,
H. Fox, Harry Harris, Sidney by Mrs. Jesse Rosen.
Jeffee, Morris Kahn, Morris Katz,
The Detroit Women's Division is the student director in charge
Mrs. Harry Clark and her co-
Morris Linden, Isaac Litwak, Sam chairman, Mrs. Ben Goldman, of the American Jewish Congress of the supper, and Edythe Co-
Malitz, Dave Melnick, Sol Mig- will be prepared for the sale of will meet at the Congregation hen, '45, of Long Island, N. Y.,
dal, Sam Milgrom, Morris Pick- Uniongrams.
Shaarey Zedek, Wednesday, April is the chairman.
Following the supper, sound
stein, Albert Porrin, Julius Rho-
War bonds and stamps will be 12, at 1:30 p. In. Val Clair,
sta-
movies
will be shown. The movie
lik, Harry Utchenik.
news
commentator
on
radio
on sale through Mrs. Randolph
riiii"""
. • . •
Weber, chairman of the com- tion CKLW, will be the guest
speaker. Mrs. David Bernstein o'-
Sale Apartments
mittee.
A dessert luncheon will pre- will give' a resume of the activi-
cede the meeting. The chairmen ties of the World Jewish Con-
for this social hour are Mrs. Ben gress.
In honor of the 70th birthday
Goldman and Mrs. David Levy
with new members of the Sister- of Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, th.
Women's Division is now activel: , "
hood acting as hostesses.
to your life savings. How long can
Mrs. Jacob Sauls will lead in engaged in a bond selling drive
Washington control the pressure of
the singing of the Star Spangled Members and non-members ttr :.
20 billion dollars now in circulation.
in all the confusion, after war tran-
urged to participate. Checks ma':
Banner.

What Will Happen

$10,000 Down: 15 apts. 5 stores beau-
ty. Marble tile lobby new carpets
new stoves new refrig painted walls
modern plumbing. $90,000 bldg.
value. Snap only $50,000.

Elevator new Welvinators,
tiled halls. Tan brk nat. stone front.
Cheap O.P.A. rents $10,000. Payments
only $250 mo. Entire price only
$45,000. Property with a future.

22 opts.

Mairnilleent 27 apts 24 tiled sun par-
lors all like new. Rent $16,600. Im-
agine selling once $175,000. Price cut
to $70,000. Terms $25,000. Good cash
surplus after all expense, and $100
mo. payments.

roof. Si' fireproof
apts. Carpets, elevator mosaic floors.
Rent 120,600. $40,000 down. Wonder-
ful value nothing like it in the city.

Concrete Floors &

HOMER WARREN & COMPANY

Moe 111thr.

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Downtown Synagogue to
Hold Passover and
Yiskor Services

Services in consecration of the
Passover festival will be conduct-
ed at the Downtown Synagogue,
1205 Griswold St., Friday eve-
ning at 5:30. Morning services
will begin Saturday at 8 and
Sunday at 9 a. m. Passover fes-
tival begins Friday evening, April
7, and will continue for eight
days.
Memorial services, known as
Yiskor, will be conducted Satur-
day, April 15. beginning at 9
a., at half-hour intervals until
12:30 p. m.
Rabbi Herman Rosenwasser
swill be in charge of all services.

SERLIN DRUGS

Our New Soda Fountain and Lunch Counter

LOUIS SERLIN, Prop.

Says: "You are always welcome at our store."

TOwnsend 8-6614

tee of the Womens Division,
used as a basis for discussiot
Mrs. Nathan Spevakow is lead(
of the discussion group. All Cot
gross members are invited t
take part ill this educational pr.
grant.

A newly created group (
women known as the Victoi
Aides whose main objective
working for the war effort, hi
planned an evening of gams.
This is scheduled for April 2
and is to be held at the Dexte

Complete Line of Drugs and Sundries

Dexter Blvd. at Elmhurst

be made payable to the Federtr'
Reserve Bank and mailed to 1‘,Iri;
Max Saidman, 3317 W. Gran ,
Ave., or Mrs. Samuel Katkir
19330 Warrington Drive, chair
man and co-chairman of thi
project.
The newly-formed study group
meet on alternate Thursdays y
the home of the chairman, Mr:
David Bernstein. "Guide to Arno
ican Social Problems," a Colun
bia University Publication, spot
sored by the inter-faith commi

Victory Aids Evening
• Of Games on April 26

PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS

Visit

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JERUSALEM (WNS). — The
text of President Roosevelt's re-
cent statement on Palestine,
which had been suppressed here

Detroit movie goers will thrill
to the dramatic and emotional
scenes of "No Greater Love"
now showing at the Cinema The-
ater. This truly great story of a
woman who took the war into
her own hands is the first Rus-
sian film completely spoken in
English.
"No Greater Love" is a story
of a valiant Russian woman lead-
ing her fellow villagers in a
ceaseless, unswerving counter at-
tack against the Nazis who killed
her husband and baby before her
eyes. The film has moments of
violence and almost overwhelm-
ing grimness, but the grimness
is leavened by moments of genu-
ine humor, and by interludes of
frank coquetry between two
young members of the band, the
spirit and spice of which the

Bedford.

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Gifts to North End Clink PRESS IN PALESTINE WEIGHS MEANING
The following gifts were re- OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S STATEMENT

"NO GREATER LOVE" AT CINEMA

Otion, Detroit real estate will slamd
firm, a beacon of hope-comfort-
security. Facts & Figures from Mr.

March

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Lawrence Hall. A nominal char;
is to be made which will also i,
elude refreshments. Mrs. Mai
Greenfield has charge of the a
rangements, and is being assist(
by Mrs. Emery Ehrenwald. Ti
proceeds of this initial ventu
are to be turned over to t'
Red Cross.

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