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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

Annual Hillel Honors Banquet at University of
Michigan to Be Held on Sunday, May 21

The annual Hillel honors ban-
quet at the University of Michi-
gan Bnai Brith Hillel Founda-
tion in Ann Arbor will be held at
5:30 p. m. Sunday, May 21. At
the banquet, all Hillel members
who are to be honored for their
service to the Foundation during
the past year will receive their
awards.
Ten Hillel honor keys will be
presented to students who have
rendered outstanding contribu-
tions to the Foundation. Juniors
and seniors are eligible to re-
ceive honor keys. The winners
are chosen by the executive com-
mittee of the Hillel tudent Coun-
cil.
The Hillel cabinet award, which
is given annually to a maximum
of 10 seniors who have served
the Foundation meritoriously for
at least two years, will also be
presented at the banquet. Recip-
ients of this award will have
their names inscribed on a plaque
in the Foundation.
The winners of three Hillel
scholarships, presented by the
Pisgah Auxiliary, Bnai Brith, of
Detroit in cooperation with the
Women's District Grand Lodge
No. 6, will be announced at this
time. The scholarships include
a student director scholarship,
valued at $250; a hostess schol-
arship, valued at $150, and a
Hillel work scholarship, also $150.
The Arnold Schiff memorial
award, a new award to be given
to the Hillel member contribut-
ing most to Jewish culture dur-
ing the past year, will be pre-
sented at the banquet. The
award has been established by
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Schiff
of Columbus, 0. in honor of
their son, Arnold, a former Uni-
versity of Michigan student.
The Hillel member who has
contributed most to the Hillel
Foundation through public speak-
ing will receive the Milford Stern
prize, presented annually by Mrs.

Mollie Stern of Detroit.
Installation of the new Stu-
dent Council officers, who were
elected Sunday, May 14, to serve
for the coming year, will also be
included in the banquet program.
Stanford Wallace of Detroit has
been re-elected president of the
Council, and Faye Bronstein will
serve as new secretary. Council
vice presidents are elected at a
later meeting according to the
constitution of the Council.
Muriel Kleinwaks, a member of
the newly-elected Council, is
chairman of the banquet com-
mittee, and Sybil Kahn of Bay
City is student director in
charge of the affair.

Gifts to North End Clinic

In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher, from Mr. and Mrs. Harry
M. Selker; in memory of Norman
Chase, from Miss Clara Hurwitz;
in memory of Mrs. Minnie Klein,
from Mr. and Mrs. Bertram L.
Smokier; in memory of Mrs. Jos-
eph Hirschman, from Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Moss; in memory of
Charles Todd, from Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Goodman, Mr. and Mrs.
Isadore E. Goodman; in memory
of husband, Selig Koploy, from
Mrs. E. Koploy; in memory of
son, Abe M. Koploy, from Mrs.
E. Koploy; in memory of Mrs.
Flora Goodman, from Mrs. Sam-
uel L. Gage; in sacred and cher-
ished memory of mother, Mrs.
Ettalaya Finley, from Mr. and
Mrs. Saul Copin; in honor of the
15th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Hershel Kreger, from
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamburger;
in honor of the 56th wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Saltzstein, from Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hamburger; in
honor of the recovery of Fred
Klein, from the Furniture Club;
in honor of the anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berger,
from Mrs. Lillian Stern.

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Contributions to the
Jewish Home for Aged

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home:
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Imerman,
in memory of Mrs. Joseph Hirsh-
man; Mrs. Lilyan Sussman, in
memory of mother, Sarah Suss-
man; Mrs. Max Hirshfield, dona-
tion; Mrs. Sarah Levin, donation;
Charles Klein, donation; Sally
Klein, donation; Mrs. D. Wallace,
in memory of Mrs. Freda Horo-
witz; Mrs. Kate H. Rosenthal,
Royal Oak, Mich., in memory of
father, Julius Steinberg; Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney J. Karbel, in mem-
ory of Bessie Fleischer; Sam Fin-
silver, in memory of mother, Ra-
chel Finsilver; Jack Baum, in
memory of mother, Hane-Rachel;
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jackson, Cros-
well, Mich., in memory of Mrs.
Fanny Hirshman; Mrs. H. Katz,
in memory of husband, Henry
Katz; Mrs. H. L. Skolnick, in
memory of mother, Kate; Mrs.
J. D. Rosenberg, in memory of
Di.. Harry Berman and Oscar
Blumberg; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
T. Roberts, in memory of Dr.
Harry Berman and Oscar Blum-
berg; Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Atlas, in honor of the 50th wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Hyman Berger.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Cop-
ley, in memory of parents, Ber-
nard and Regina Engel and Ruth
Koplove; Fannie Simon, in mem-
ory of Emma Steiner Van Vliet;
Jennie Cohen Kent, in mem-
ory of Emma Steiner Van
Vliet; Mrs. Jack Behrman in
honor of the 50th wedding anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman
Berger; Milton Atlas, in honor
of the 50th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berger;
Mrs. Lena Kantor, in honor of
the 50th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berger;
Rose Silverstone, in memory of
Mrs. Fleisher; Mrs. I. Frankel,
in memory of father, Yeshaye-
Shloyme; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Schlussel, in memory of Rudolph
Politzer; Mrs. H. C. Einstein,
donation; Louis Blair, in mem-
ory of father, Abraham Blair;
Mr. and Mrs. H. Tiktiner, do-
nation; Mrs. Harry Goldstein, in
memory of mother, Gutta; J. J.
Tobias, in memory of Leah Sub-
lovage; Rebecca Glaser, in mem-
ory of mother, Jennie Glaser;
Mrs. Herman Rosenhelm, in mem-
ory of husband, Herman Rosen-
helm; Mrs. Harold Biller, in mem-
ory of father, Herman Rosen-
helm; Mrs. Louis Freedman, in
memory of parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Friedman; Mrs. Bessie
Schooler and Miriam Levin is
memory of parents, Bernard and
Molly Meisner.
William Weiner, in memory of
mother, Rose; Mrs. R. Shapiro,
in memory of father, Abraham
Lott; Mr. and Mrs. H. Berger
and David Berger, in memory of
Mrs. Sarah Rosenthal and Mrs.
Fanny Hirshman; Morey L. Abra-
hams, in memory of father, Har-
ry L. Abrahams; David S. Fried-
man, in memory of mother, Tzipe
Friedman; Mayme Stone, in
memory of father, Hayim Stone;
Mrs. Louise Lappin, in memory
of husband, Maurice J. Caplan;
Joseph S. Bing, in memory of
grandfather, Levi Jacobson; Mr.
and Mrs. Oshie I. Baker and
daughters, in memory of Rudy
Politzer; Monday Sewing Group,
man; Louis K. Gayloru, In mem-
ory of Jacob Rosenberg; Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard N. Simons, in mem-
ory of Iltrry I. Abrahams; Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace H. Roberts, in
memory of Dr. Harry S. Berman;
Howard and Ralph Schiller, in
memory of Dr. Harry S. Berman;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gendelman, in
memory of Rudolph Politzer; Mr.
and Mrs. Morey M. Fenton, in
memory of parents and Rudolph
Politzer; the Eiges family in
memory of Harry L. Abrahams;
J. C. Gordon, in memory of Har-
ry L. Abrahams; ,office employ-
ees of Allen Industries, Inc., in
memory of Harry L. Abrahams;
J. J. Tobias, in memory of Har-
ry L. Abrahams.
Mrs. Hannah Broder, in mem-
ory of Mrs. Bessie Fleisher; Mrs.
Nettie Newman, donation; anony-
mous, donation; Harry and Sam-
uel Frank, in memory of Charles
D. Todd; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Himelhoch, in memory of Mrs.
Sarah Rosenthal; Miss Anne Bar-
on, in memory of Harry L.
Abrahams; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schram, in memory of Harry L.
Abrahams; Mr. and Mrs. Max
J. Kogan, in memory of Oscar
Blumberg; Mrs. Netta Dresser, in
memory of mother, Pauline Ros-
en; Mrs. Ray N. Block, Houston,
Tex., in memory of husband, Ar-
ye-Layb Block; Leon Friedman
and Rose Friedman-Weider, do-
nation; the McMichael faculty, in
memory of Mrs. Fanny Hirshman.

May 19, 1944

Mrs. Max Dushkin
Elected President
Of Congress Women

The Women's Division of the
American Jewish Congress held
its annual meeting and election
of officers at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel on May 10. Mrs. Max Dush-
kin is the newly elected presi-
dent. Others officers elected are
vice presidents in charge of edu-
cation, Mrs. David Bernstein;
fund raising, Mrs. Ernest Sachse;
membership, Mrs. Samuel Green;
public relations, Mrs. Irving B.
Dworman; war efforts, Mrs. Abe
Katzman; recording secretary,
Mrs. Harry Bookstein; cor•es-
ponding secretary, Mrs. Benjamin
Kohen; assistant corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Harry Frank; fi-

nancial secretary, Mrs. Aaron
Friedman; treasurer, Mrs, Arnold
Frank; representative of member.
ship, Mrs. Moe S. Perlis.
Board members are the Mes•
.9 Fred
dames
r ni an,
S. P. Baker,
.Herman, Bond, Katkin, Jacob
Lattin, S. Makman, Julian Tobias,
Jacob Walden, Lew Levitt, Chas,,
Smith, Louis Bass, Joseph Fren. I
kel, Maxfield Mathas, Morris Men-
delson, Louis Seiton, S. Shorr, 8,
J. Siddell, Joshuah Sperka, S.
Falick, Hi‘airirlto , nThpommags, Win.
Lawrence
Got-

Crohn, Arthur Stone, Al Padover,
Max Saidman, Phil Stellar, Wm,
Adelson, Ernest Golumbia, Arthur
Gould, B. A. Rossin, Benjamin
Lakin, E. L. Bernstein and Sam
Blondy.

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electricity and appliances!

SAVING ELECTRICITY

what electricity you need, and

Don't jerk cord

it." There ore many

from socket when

practical ways of saving electricity

finished

in your home—in

grasping plug.

ing, the use of

appliances.

And
not one of them
involves any socri-

▪

fires in the use of

your helpful elec.

trical servants, It

simply means

using.

Disconnect by

your cooking, light-

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Don't clean wires

of heating element (toaster, grill, etc.)

with fork or sharp tool. Never dip

appliances in water. Let appliance

cool before storing away. Always

clean grids on waffle iron after us-

ing. Don't let electric iron overheat.

knowing the most economical way

to use them, with greatest efficiency.

A few of these suggestions are
listed below.

YOUR HOME LIGHTING

Dust steals light—robbing you of as

much as one-fourth

the light you

pay for. This is

pure waste. Keep

YOUR REFRIGERATOR

clean. Wipe bulbs
and
reflector

bowls frequently.

the

motor
it rl

sealed,

inspected regular

ly. Be sure there is
adequate aircircu

all around

the refrigerator.

Defrost regularly.

(Never use a knife

F.

defrosting.) Clean

and out. Use the

ofn re f mriigersaotaorwith lukewarm

right-size bulbs in

water and mild soap.

your lamps and

fixtures, and select shades with a
white lining.

ELECTRIC COOKING

Use the
thrift cooker of your electric range

YOUR ELECTRIC WASHER

Drain washer and rinse tub thor-

oughly after each

often. Plan com-

washing.

plete meals that

agitator or suction
cups and rinse.

can be cooked in

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hermetically

have

or sharp tool for

Dust shades inside

Don't

overcrowd your refrigerator. Unless

lotion

lamps and fixtures

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SMALL
APPLIANCES

A car

dinal rule today is this: "Use only

don't waste

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Remove

the oven at one

Wipe dry with a

time. Finish sur.

face cooking on

soft cloth. Don't
oRrec leeatsheick, bulky

- low" or stored

objects through

heat whenever

r wringer

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possible. Use flat-

bottomed utensils
just big enough to cover heating
unit. Cook with little water. and
cover utensils with a tight lid.

belt buckles, etc.f

ovr ers; u re

on rolls when not yhociiund use, iien agc n t:dr dry

wringer thoroughly. Don't o e oacl

your washer.

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