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Entire Community Honors
Memory of Henry Monsky

Junior Division
Dance Highlights
Holiday Weekend

A community-wide tribute in honor of the memory of the
late Henry Monsky will take place at Shaarey Zedek at 8:30 N., Members of the Junior Divi-
p.m., Thursday, May 29, under joint auspices of Greater De- sion of the Allied Jewish Cam-
troit. Bnai Brith Council, Greater Detroit Bnai Brith Women's paign will highlight the Decora-

Council and the Jewish Com-:)
Triunity Council.
panel discussion of one of the
The event will mark Detroit local radio stations.
Jewry's expression upon the pass-
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar of
ing of a leader whose life was
dedicated to the cause of Jewry Shaarey Zedek will take part in
everywhere. Stricken while pre- the memorial service. Eulogies
siding at a meeting of the Interim Will be offered by Dr. B. Benedict
Committee of the American Glazer, Rabbi Morris Adler and
Jewish Conference, of which he Aaron Droock, president of the
was chairman, Monsky's untimely Jewish Community Council and
death is mourned by friends and a long time friend of Henry Mon-
associates in all walks of life. sky.
Known and respected as a philan- The Bnai Brith committee in
thropist, a leader in civic and in charge of arrangements for the
Jewish communal affairs, and as services is headed by Murray
a wise counselor, his influence Sabin of Louis Marshall Lodge.
was widespread. Others on the committee are: Al
Monsky's last public appearance Keats, East Side Lodge; Barney
in Detroit was in July, 1946, when Ross, Zager Lodge; Mrs. Samuel
he addressed the convention of Bank, Louis Marshall Women;
District 6 of Bnai Brith and par- Mrs. Ann Hartstein, president,
ticipated in a community-wide Bnai Brith women's Council. The
rally sponsored by the Jewish program committee of the Jewish
Community Council in protest Community Council is under the
DR. SAMUEL KROHN
against the mass arrests in Pales- chairmanship of Lawrence W.
tine. He also participated in a Crohn.
Lion Day week-end with a "Vic-
tory" dance celebrating the end
of the drive, Saturday evening,

May 31, in the Fountain Ball- are being made by Miss Magid,
and Dr. Samuel Krohn, program
room of Masonic Temples
Junior Division.

Dance rhythmns will be pro- chairman of the
Assisting them are Joe Adizkoff,
vided from 9:30 to 1 a. m., an- Bill Goll, Mitchell Mandeberg
Ruth
Magid,
chairman
nounces
and Bill Shapiro.

of the dance committee. A unique
talent program, and the crown-
ing of the king and queen of the
campaign to be chosen from the
best workers in all divisions will
climax the evening's festivities.
The dance will be informal arid
workers are invited to - come
"stag or drag," Miss Magid con-
tinued. Tickets are $1.50 . each,
and may be obtained by calling
Miss Magid at TY. 6-6732 or the
Junior Division office at cam-
paign headquarters, TE. 3-5250.
Campaign workers may also ob-
tain tickets from their team cap-
tains and division chairmen.
Arrangements for the dance

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Additional Business Costs
Cause High Meat Prices

Additional business costs stemming from the buying
habits of the Jewish housewife and the exigencies of the laws
of Kashruth are the basis for Kosher meat prices ranging
higher than that of non-Kosher Meat. This conclusion was
reported by the Jewish Community Council last week, at the
end of its extensive investiga
ton into Kosher meat prices. cerning alleged excess Kosher

The investigation was begun meat prices should be referred
last February by the Internal directly to the Council office.
Relations Committee of the Coun- They must be accompanied, how-
cil, of which Dr. B. Benedict ever, with the name and address
Glazer is chairman, upon receipt of the complainant.
of complaints from the communi-
ty regarding the price discrep-
ancy. As a result, a new commit-
tee is being formed to handle
all future similar complaints. It
will be composed of representa-
An open meeting of the new
tives.gfihe butchers, meat whole-
salers, the Council of. Orthodox Herzl Chapter, Zionist Organiza-
Rabbis, and the Jewish Commu- tion of Detroit, will be held at
nity Council, and will be directly 8:30 p. m. Wednesday, May 28, at
responsible to Dr. Glazer's com- the home of Herbert R. Fort-
gang, 18090 Roselawn.
The meeting will feature a
Among the additional costs to talk on the aims and ambitions
which Kosher butchers are sub- of Zionism in Palestine followed
ject are the extra cost of Kosher by open discussion.
Fortgang is acting as provi-
slaughtering and the reduced
value of hides caused by it, the sional president; Sarah Philka,
vice president and program chair-
necessity of buying only the front
man, and Sol Wildstrom, secre-
half of the animal, the necessity
of using only fresh meat even tary of the group.
The meeting will be followed
though frozen meat is available by a social hour. For further in-
at lower prices, and the loss from
formation, call UN. 4-2980.
trimming fat and bones which
must be paid for at the full
Members of the Palestine Kib-
wholesale price.
butz "Hasela" have establiphed a
In addition, according to Mor- new settlement "Yehiam", eight
ris Levy and David Krause, sec- miles east of Nahariya.
retary and business representa-
tive of the Kosher Butchers As-
sociation, the Jewish consumers
insist on fancy cuts, so that meats ;
like lamb breast and beef plate
cannot be sold even when the
price is reduced to 10 or 15 cents-
per pound. Consequently, the cuts
which are most in demand must
be priced higher.

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shops receive fresher meats, on
the whole, than at non-Kosher
shops, in addition to services such
as free soup bones and trimming
of bone and fat before weighing.
Although volume of sales has
increased since before the war,
the margin of profit has been
reduced from 30 to 35 per cent
to a maximum of 22 per cent,
Levy reported. He indicated, also,
that non-Kosher meat markets
' in different localities carry meats
varying in quality and, there-
/ore, in price, while Kosher butch-
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