Barton's Prepares Passover Delicacies

MICHAEL
MILLER, plant
supervisor
a t
Barton's f a s-
tory, shows
RABBI NAC-
HUM KORN-
MEHL the
Kosher - for -
Passover Choc-
olates being
made in the
separate Pass-
over Wing of
Barton's Bon-
bonniere, 8 0
DeKalb Ave., Brooklyn, New York. Rabbi Kornmehl, member
of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the U. S. and Canada,
personally inspected every source of the raw materials which
went into the making of Barton's Passover delicacies, super-
vised the kashering of the utensils, and the processing of the
items from start to finish. Barton's will present 32 Passover
delicacies this year. They may be ordered by mail at the Brook-
lyn address.

News Brevities

The SAN CARLO OPERA COM-
PANY, Fortune Gallo, managing
director, is coming to Masonic
Auditorium for a three-clay en-
gagement March 20, 21 and 22.
It announces
that the casts
for the Verdi,
Puccini and Bi-
zet operas which
are to be pre-
ented includes
several names
new to local
opera goers.
Monday, March
20, "La Travi-
ata" will be pre-
:isented. Tuesday,
'March 21, "Ma-
Larrimore
dame Butterfly."
Wednesday, March 22, "Carmen,"
will feature Martha Larrimore in
the treble role.
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CONG. BETH ABRAHAM FREE
LOAN ASSOCIATION will hold
its annual Purim dinner. at 6:30
p.m. Sunday, March . 19, in the
synagogue hall. The annual jour-
nal will be distributed at the
dinner. Officers for 1950 are:
Hyman P. Weller, president;
Morris Indianer, vice president;
Morris Sperber, treasurer; Jack
Reifler, secretary.
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The March 15 meeting of the
r' 1 ST GALICIAN SOCIETY, to
be held at Beth Abraham Syn:
agogue, will feature a program of
movies and humorous readings
in Yiddish. Marcus Miller is in
charge of the program.
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The SUNDAY - NITERS will
pre t their annual spring
dan in the Broder auditorium
of the Dexter-Davison Center on
Sunday, March 19. Sam Bar-
nett's orchestra will supply
music for dancing from 9 to 12
p.m.

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On March 17, patients at the
U.S. Veterans Hospital, Dearborn
will be entertained by pupils of
EVE MEISTER, teacher of dra-
matic arts, with songs, dances,
impersonations and novelty acts.
The children will be accompan-
ied by Mrs. Hi Katz, at the
piano.

HENRY COHEN FAMILY
CIRCLE will meet Sunday,
March 12 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Cohen, 2448 Bue-
na Vista. On Sunday, March 5,
the club had a Purim party.

PARENT-TEACHERS ORGAN-
IZATION of the L I N W O O D-
HAZELWOOD BRANCH of the
United Hebrew Schools will meet
Monday, March 13. The discus-
sion on "What Makes a Home
Jewish" will be led by Irwin
Shaw. Other features of the
evening are community singing,
led by Moe Kesner; a film de-
picting life in Israel and re--
freshments.

The SUNDAY NIGHTERS third
annual spring dance will be held
Sunday, March 19, at the Jewish
Center on Davison, it was an-
nounced by the dance commit-
tee. Music will be furnished by
Barn Barnett's orchestra. Com-
munityites 21 or over are invited.

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An extensive SALUTE TO IS-
RAEL by American Zionists is
being prepared in pageant form
for presentation May • 11 at

Madison Square Garden in New
York, it was announced by the
Zionist Organization of America.
Participants will include many
headliners in radio and show
business, according to plans be-
ing readied by Dan Trotsky and
columnist Ed Sullivan, who will
be master of ceremonies. Fred
M. Monsson of Boston is honor-
ary chairamn.
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BLACKSTONE, the famous
magician, comes back to the
Shubert Lafayette Theater for
an engagement of 10 days, be-
ginning Monday evening, March
13, and ending Wednesday eve-
ning, March 22, with matinees
on Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday, March 19 and 22.

Mother's Food Products
Available for Passover

One food company making less
work for housewives this Pass-
over is Mother's Food Products
Co. of Newark. In January the
Mother's Food Plant was already
prepared for its Passover cook-
ing. Non-Passover items con-
taining flour, matzo meal, bar-
ley, etc., were removed. Rabbis
from the Union of Orthodox
Jewish Congregations of America
were called in and, under their
supervision, the plant was
scoured and checked to meet
Koshering requirements. Pass-
over food preparations went
ahead with representatives of
the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America main-
taining constant supervision.
Gefilte fish, borscht, and fish
d'oeuvres are the Mother's Food
Products, kosher for Passover,
now on grocer's shelves every-
where.

THE JEWISH NEWS-79

Friday, March 10, 1950

Sid Shmarak's

Business Briefs

JWV

A triple-header affair, featur-
ing two basketball games fol-
lowed by dancing will be spon-
sored Saturday evening, March
25, by the PFC. JOSEPH L. BALE
POST, Jewish War Veterans, at
Central -High School.
Mickey Woolf's orchestra will
entertain. All proceeds will go
for the JWV memorial home.
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LT. RAYMOND Z U S S M A N
AUXILIARY will meet Monday,
March 13, 8:30 p.m. at the JWV
home. Details will be completed
for the installation banquet to
be given Sunday evening, March
19, by the post and auxiliary,
at Club Eagle, Gratiot at Eight
Mile Rd.
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Mrs. Mae Ginsberg, state de-
partment auxiliary president,
initiated new members of the
SHOLOM AUXILIARY Thurs-
day evening at Shaarey Zedek.
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During Brotherhood Week
YETZ-COHEN POST had as
guests and speakers Rabbi Solo-
mon H. Gruskin, State Dept.
Commander Philip Cantor, and
Charles . R. A. Smith, attorney
and former assistant Federal
prosecuting attorney. A blood
bank was set up to co-operate
with the local Red Cross and
twenty-two members volunteer-
ed to donate blood. Donors
should contact Seymour Shul-
man, TO. 5-3421. The next
meeting will be held at 8:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 16 at the Me-
morial Home. Nomination and
election of officers is to be held.

SMALL FRY FASHIONS, lo-
cated at 13211-15 Dexter, are
holding open house at their
newly enlarged and beautiful
quarters, Thursday, March 9,
through Saturday, March 11.
Consisting of 1500 square feet
of selling area, the shop is de-
voted exclusively to clothing and
accessories for children, in sizes
from 0 to 16, and includes a
modern juvenile shoe depart-
ment, under the supervision of
Louis Cantor.

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Charles Driker and Adolph
Rowe of the AMBASSADOR
CURTAIN CLEANERS, located
at 12813 Linwood, have estab-
lished a new policy of 10% off
for cash and carry on all house-
hold articles to accommodate
the economy-minded individual
or family.

The United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit

sending f lowers?

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PARIS — Protesting the deci-
sion of the Israel government to
bar the entry of Falasha (Ethi-
opian) Jews was filed by Dr. S.
Taamrat, cultural attache of the
Ethiopian legation in Paris, as-
serted that the Falashas "live in
strict accordance with the pre-
cepts of the Mosaic law and are
absolutely free of contagious
disease.

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K-F in Israel

Announcement was made this
week in New York by Arthur
Lourie, Israel Consul General,
and Edgar F. Kaiser, Kaiser-
Fraser president, that an assem-
bly plant will start operating
next August in Haifa, Israel, for
the manufacture of 6,000 K-F
cars a year in the Jewish state.
Parts will be shipped . from Wil-
low Run to Israel in addition to
materials to be manufactured in
the Jewish state.

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An Important Message
from General Marshall

A SrkONG RED CROSS means a stronger

America.

With its host of volunteers the Red
Cross brings relief to the victims of
disaster . . . gives comfort to the
hospitalized soldier and veteran . •
helps relieve the anxieties of the
serviceman and his family
provides,
in many communities, life-giving
blood to the sick and injured.

Each year the millions who need help
and the millions who want to help are
brought together through the Red Cross.

This voluntary effort in behalf of our
neighbors strengthens the fibres of
democracy.

So I ask you to respond to the call for
help this year as you have always
responded before----,:witb a kind and
generous heart.

You too, can help through
Your RED CROSS

Gratefully Acknowledge
the Receipt of

A gift to the scholarship fund.
of the schools from Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Schneider of Ful-
lerton Avenue in honor of their
son. Morton, on . the occasion of
his Bar Mitzvah.

David Hershman and Sol Son-
enklar have merged their real
estate interests and experience
to open the firm of Mars Realty
Co. at 13234 Fenkell, near Little-
field, VE. 7-5939.
Hershman was associated with
Newman Farms for four years.
His partner has had varied ex- .
perience in the field.
They plan to specialize in vet-
erans' homes and lots for build-
ers.
The partners are the sons,
respectively, of Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man, rabbi emeritus of Cong.
Shaarey Z e d e k, and Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar of Shaarey
Zedek.

Protests-Israel Refusal
To Accept Falasha Jews

JWB Increases 1950
Budget for Servicemen

NEW YORK—An increase of
$324,770 in the 1950 budget of
the. National Jewish Welfare
Board to meet emergency needs
for service to .personnel of the
nation's armed forces was an-
nounced by Frank L. Weil, JWB
president.
The increase, voted by the
JWB national executive com-
mittee as a direct result of the
deactivation of the United Serv-
ice Organizations (US0), brings
JWB's 1950 budget to a total of
$1,799,255. The emergency in-
crease represents American Jew-
ry's responsibility for morale
services to servicemen of all
faiths, Well said.

Hershman, Sonenklar
Enter Real Estate Field

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