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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE •

WOMEN'S
CLUBS

A his N.W. Sisterhood Auxiliary

to Hear
Ira G. Kaufman

NW President Guest
of Yeshivah April 6

A charity card party will be
given by the Pythian Sisters of
Greater :Detroit Temple, Wed-
nesday evening at 10350 Dexter
boulevard. Proceeds will go to
make up Passover baskets for
needy families.

Reservations are still available
for the brunch of the Eva Prenz-
uer Maternity Aid to be held
April 14. They may be obtained
from Irene Fruend, chairman,
110. 6664. The affair will climax
the graup's membership drive
he'ng c"nducted in memory of
Lillirn Solomon: A meeting of
the club will be held April 6 at
tl' home of Mrs. Julius Wartell,
171C0 Chio avenue.

MRS. JACOB LEVINE (above)
is chairman of the Molly Pi-
con concert to be presented
by the Sisterhood of the
Northwest Hebrew Congrega-
tion, April 11 in the Syna-
gogue.

A card party will be given by
the rsivaritr Aid Society at 8
rm., Wednesday. For tickets call
Ili's. !Tarry Festenstein, UN. 3-
81f.0. Proceeds will go to send
Vul packages to overseas sur- Purim Program Set
N•vors, Rose Lewis, chairman, by the Kvutzvah Ivrith
said. Two refugees from Ger-
The next gathering of Kvut-
many will be brought to Detroit
zah Ivrith will be in the form
by the organization.
of a Purim program to be held
Saturday in the Rose Sittig Co-
A Purim party is planned by hen Bldg. under the auspices of
the Eetroit Women's Service the Ladies Auxiliary,
Club for April 5 at the Jewish
Participants will include Mes-
Cultural Center, 2705 Joy road. dames Meyer J. Mathis, Solomon
Prospective members are invited. Kasdan, Harold Goodman, De-
For information call Mrs. Dolly
borah Dworkin, Albert Elazar,
Budman, UN. 2-3011.
A. Roberg, and M. Michlin.
Ruth Titkin Chanin will be
The Jewish Women's European chairman.
Welfare Organization will hold a
board meeting at noon, Monday,
in the home of Mrs. Hiram Dorf-
man, 2697 Calvert avenue, to dis-
cuss plans for the annual bake
sale, April 8.

Ira G. Kaufman, president of
the Northwest Hebrew Congre-
gation, will be guest speaker at
the sixth annual donor luncheon
of the Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivath Chachmey Lublin, April
6 at Bnai Moshe.
The program will feature a
dramatic presentation, "A Fes-
tical of All Jewish Holidays," to
be presented by the Northwest
Sisterhood. Mrs. Joshua Sperka
will be toastmistress.
Mrs. Isadore Levin is chair-
man, sassisted by Mesdames L.
Weinberg and Rose Rubin, co-
chairman; A. Bennett and E.
Golden, societies chairmen; and
L. Kartun, souvenir book chair-
man. For reservations call TY
5-6882. -

Branch 5 to Hear
Israel Peisner

Israel Peisner, a resident of
Palestine for the past 13 years,
will speak on "Types of Jewish
Communal Settlements in Eretz
Israel" at a meeting of Branch
5, LZOA, at 8:15 p.m., Sunday,
at 3820 Glendale avenue.
,Members will also see the
March of Time film, "Gateway
to Freedom." The branch went
over the top in its campaign to
aid the Histadrut, Emil Wolok,
chairman, revealed.

Compassion Needed,
Even for, a Hainan

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Kosher Butchers' Association
celebrated its 10th anniversary
and installation of officers at the
home of Mrs. Harry Boxman.
Officers include Mesdames Oscar
Klaper, president; L. Richter,
vice-president; B. Boxman, treas-
urer; and E. Peisner, secretary.
Mrs. Hanna Vikser was chair-
man of the affair.

(Continued from Page 3)
"Haman," he began, "was not
hanged."
"But the Megillah, doctor!
The Megillah says positively
that Haman was hanged."
"The Megillah missed the vital
sequel of the story," he replied.
"Current events confirm the
amazing conclusions to which I
have had to come."

Mrs. Helen Rosenthal, presi-
dent, was hostess at a luncheon
for officers and other members
of the Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
ciety last week in the Dexter-
Lawrence Hall in appreciation of
their work on the annual dinner-
dance. Contributions were made
to be added to the $500 raised at
the affair for the Yishuv.

JEWS MUST OFFICIATE
THE DOCTOR had discovered
that in his edict that sen-
tenced Haman to be hanged the
king had included a clause
which he regarded as a special
favor to the Jews . "I decree
that Haman shall be hanged by
the hands of Jews officiating on
the gallows."
He named five prominent Jews
of Shushan for this function-
Eliezer, Gamaliel, Isachar, Zeph-
aniah and Zebulon.
"But," the doctor went on.
"these five gentlemen were not
at all happy with this commis-
sion. As Jews they could not
relish the idea of killing even
an enemy.
"Eliezer said: 'After all, Ha-
man is a living creature and
how can we lay our hands on
him to destroy him?'
"Gamaliel said: 'It is not in
our ethical upbringing to choke
a man to death.'
"The three others gave tern-
selves out in deepest sigfling:
But when the king himself says
they must officiate at the hang-

Daniel Temehin will discuss
his visit to Europe and Pales-
tine at a luncheon of the Young
Women's Mizrachi at 12:30 p.m.,
Wednesday, in the home of Mrs.
Leo Genser, president, 17136
Cherrylawn avenue.

Plans are near 'completion for
the charity card party of the
University Area Women's Club
to be held April 4 at the Jewish
Center. Mrs. Harry Nachman.
president, has appointed Mrs.
Karl D. German and Mrs. Nor-
man German as chairmen of the
affair. Assisting are Mrs. Max
Garland, refreshments chairman,
and Mrs. Ralph Winkler, chair-
man of door and table prizes.
For tickets call Mrs. Karl Ger-
man, UN. 1-4705.

A meeting of the Primrose
Benevolent Club will take place
at 8:30 p.m., Monday, in Bnai
Moshe. The group has contribut-
ed $500 to the Detroit Histadrut
campaign.

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whose degree had come— raise," said Rashkis the actor
as had the lessons—by mail. to his producer. "Three other
Nevertheless, he was enamored companies are after me."
"A likely story," snorted im-
of legal language and gloried
in being pontifical in what he presario Liebman. 'What com-
imagined was a fine flow of panies?"
"Light, Water and Gas," re-
rhetoric or a precise and totally
.i nambiguous resume of any torted the thespian.
—o-
event.
Pressing the ease of a farmer - "I NOTICE YOU treat that
who had lost a cow, killed by fellow with a lot of respect,"
a speeding train on a pitch said the loiterer to Fishbcin,
black night, Mort presented the the garage man.
"Yes, he's one of our early
situation as follows:
"If the train had been run as settlers," replied Fishbein.
"Settlers shmettlers," replied
she should have been ran, or if
the bell had been rung as it the loiterer, "how can he be, he
should have beep rang, or if the isn't over 40 years old?"
"Sure," said Fishbein, "but he
whistle had blew as it should
have been blown or the light settles his bills on the first of
shone as it should have been every month."
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shined, both of which they did
SAM LAPEDES is a notori-
neither, the cow would not have
been injured when she was ously stubborn man, as his friend
Lou Holtz will testify.
killed."
Once Lou went to visit him
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A LAWYER WAS renting a at his hotel, knocked and asked
client's home and eyed the pros- Sam to open the door..
pective tenant frigidly. "I must
"Can't do it," came a voice
remind you," he said, "that we from within. "The door's
do not tolerate children, dogs, locked."
cats or parrots. And no piano-
"Well unlock it," Holtz in-
playing. And no radio or other sisted.
instrument or noise-maker. Is
"I can't," said Sam, "I threw
that clear?"
away the key."'
"Yes, sir," said the tenant
"Great Heavens, Sam! What
meekly. "But I think you ought will you do if there's a firer"
to know that my fountain pen
"I won't go!"
scratches a little."
(A World News Pervier Praturo)

Recipe of the 'Week Housewives Extol

Tamar Meats

The following recipe can be
For sandwiches, snacks or sup-
found in "Treasured Recipes" pers, it's always convenient to
of the Sisterhood of Temple have several cans of a ready-to-
ing what else can five Jewish Israel. For a copy call Mrs. eat meat on the pantry shelf.
gentlemen do?
Joseph Bean, 110. 7217.
Housewives who•adhere to the
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traditions of Kashruth say that
SWEET
AND SOUR FISH
COMPASSION WINS
ready-cooked Tamar Kosher
“VES, AT THE appointed hour 31/2 lbs. pike, trout or other fish Meats should never be missing
from the family shopping list.
-I- they stood on the gallows 4 gingersnaps
in a circle around Haman. They 1/2 cup brown sugar
This tender, juicy beef, pre-
sought to divide among them- 1/2 cup vinegar
pared under strict supervision of
selves the various functions of 1 cup hot fish liquid
orthodox Rabbis, is perfectly
the hanging: Which one was to
pre-cooked according to tested
1 /4 cup seed raisins
bind Haman's hands behind
old-time Jewish recipes.
him? Who should encircle Ha- 1/2 tsp. onion juice
The Detroit Food Distribution
man's neck with the noose? 1 lemon, sliced and seeded.
Co., 3375 Calvert avenue, is the
Which one should pull the noose
Clean, slice and salt fish and local agency for the product.
tight? Who would cause him to
let stand over night or several
drop from 'the gallows?
hours. Boil fish, drain and bone
Chronicle Social and Club
"'GeAtlemen,' said Eliezer, 'he's
reserving 1 cup of the fish News deadline is noon Monday.
a living being and how can we
liquid. Mix the rest of the in-
do any of these things to him?.'
gredients and cook until smooth
"They were so deep in delib-
and thick. Pour while hot over
erations that, unseen by any of
fish. It must taste strong of
them, Haman leaped from the
vinegar and sugar, and more of
gallows and soon was off into
either may be added to taste.
the wilderness, never to be seen
Serve cold.
again, except in the guises of
prominent persecutors who have
since infested the world.
The public is invited to a
"That day, among these five meeting of the Women's League
Jews; compassion was triumph- of Tel - Guiborim at 8:30 p.m.,
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