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Robinson-Cohen Decorators
Preserve Your Individuality

OUR IDEAS on interior
on interior decoration for
your own home probably
are better than the ideas
of most anyone else. All
you need is someone to as-
sist you in working them
out. Our decorative art-
ists are here to help you
realize your ideals.
Distinctive homes must
have individuality. Some
people do not like to em-
ploy interior decorators
because they are afraid
their own individuality
may be lost.

ALIENS, COMMUNISTS
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furniture and dra-
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We never allow our-
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or draperies.

Robinson-Cohen decorators
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individuality of the customer
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There Is no extra charge for
this helpful service. We are glad
to talk about the proper selection
of a single piece of furniture as
about the furnishings of an entire
home ... a single wall hanging or
a window drape as we are to assist
you in selecton of draperies for
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Councilman Ewald Repudiates Klan

To the People of the City of Detroit :

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a slate that
isunderstandings that have arisen from the inclusion of my name on
the Klu
Due to m
was issued prior to the primary election, which is alleged to have been circulated by
in this matter.
Klux Klan , I feel that it is my duty as a public official- to clear the atmosphere

I am not a member, and have never been identified
with any organization of such nature, neither have I

sought such endorsements.

I further declare that I am not in sympathy with the
principles of the Klan, that I repudiate the organization,
I have made no promise to the organization. or its
members, and that its indorsements was without my

knowledge, consent or deire.

As a member, and official of organized labor for a
period of 31 years, it has been my pleasant duty, to
serve people in all walks of life, regardless of race, creed,
or color, which is a fundamental principle of the labor

movement. This practice in an organization of semi-
public nature has stood men in good stead since being
elected to public office.

My sole object in seeking election as a City Councilman at
this time is the same as heretofore, namely, to serve all of the
people composing the city of Detroit, to the best of my ability,
as any public official should do.
Since becoming a City Councilman I have endeavored, and
if elected will further endeavor, to keep foremost in mind the in-
terests,of the citizens and taxpayers on all questions affecting
them; to promote their well being and happiness and give atten-
tion to the distressed and less fortunate, as part of the city's
social problems.
As a public official I desire to be judged by my record in
office, as this is the best barometer of one's faithfulness to the
people who repose confidence in him by electing him to office.
Respectfully submitted,

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Gussie Gleeckman, cor-
clubhouse, 89 Rowena street. Meet- sistant; Mica
ings are held every Sunday afternoon I responding secretary, and Miss Beat-
at 3.30 o'clock and all interested in rice Bagleman, financial secretary.
e• The following committees were ap-
dramatics are invited to attend.
pointed: Cheren Heicholetz, Joseph
hearsals are held on Fridays at the Chaggi, chairman, Solomon Smullin,
Balch School.
Morris Lackawitzki, Betty Burstein,
David Glaser and Harry Reznik;
ing a six-reel comedy, "Stepping
Hashachar Camp.
Philomathic Dbting Club.
Faren Folks, Philip Goldstein, Esth-
Out." Entertainment and refresh-
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hashachar er Cooper, Anna Sosnik, Aaron Kut-
Professor Sherman of the College ments will follow. The public is in-
nik, Abe Lachawitzki and Isadore
Camp,
No.
116,
Order
Sons
of
Zion,
of the City of Detroit, was the prin- vited. Plans were also discussed for
cipal speaker et the Philomathic De- a dance to be given next month. The will meet in conjunction with the Brzoza; social, Celia IlehMin, chair-
bating Club last Sunday evening, Oct. next meeting will be held Nov. 8 at men's branch on Wednesday evening, man, Mrs. Joseph Chaggi, Anna Sand
Nov. 4, at the Talmud Torah, l'hila- weiss, Beatrice Bagleman, Ilelen
25. The program of the evening
the "Y."
delphia and Byron avenues, when the Dembitzer and Morris' Margolis. Al l
consisted of discussions of current
latter will hold installation of offi- members are requested to attend the
topics, as follows: I. Sehlussel, "Race
Tau Sigma Delta.
cers. Speakers and a musical pro- next meeting on Nov. 1 at 6 o'clock
Prejudice," B. Kurtzman, "Avia-
l gram will constitute the exercises. at 89 Rowena street.
The
Tau
Sigma
Delta
Sorority
wil
tion:" R. Bernstein, "Wider Wood-
ward:" 11. Barahal "A Civic Center; hold a dinner and theater party on Refreshments will be served and the
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10, and will public is invited.
Athena Girls Club.
J. Thumin, The Florida Boom."
At the next meeting, to be held hold its next meeting Nov. 17 at the
The Athena Girls Club will hold
J. W. E. W. 0.
Sunday evening, Nov. 1, the follow- home of Miss Dorothy Kline, 1490
its
annual
Hallowe'en party Satur-
ing question will be debated: "Re- Lee place.
A meeting of the Jewish Women's day night, Oct. 31, at the home of
n amendment be passed
European Welfare Organization will Miss Sophie Schwartz, 239 Owen
solved, that an
Zedakah Club.
power to veto Su-
be held on Tuesday afternoon at the avenue. An orchestra has been en-
to g ive Congress
A regular meeting of the Zedakah home of Mrs. J. ilalpert of 1447 Bur- gaged and games will be played. At
Fume Court decisions by a two-thirds
von•." The affirmative will be upheld Club was held Monday, Oct. 26, at lingame avenue. All members are the regular meeting held Tuesday
byI. Stone and II. Golden; the nega- the home of Mrs. M. Berris, 245 Glen- asked to attend to discuss plans for night, Oct. 27, it was decided to dis-
tive by I. Beckman and II. Berger dale avenue. The members have re- a card party and luncheon. A speak- pense with all business and take part
The meetings of the Philomathic sumed their sewing on layettes and er will be present.
in the bridge kitchen shower in honor
Debating Club are held in the Byron request other clubs to send them the
of Miss Ethel Grauer at which Mrs.
Center, corner of Byron and Phila- names of any needy cases on their
Had•ssah Buds.
Ray Y. Chatlin (Matilda Lieberman)
lists.
Mrs.
II.
Harwich
of
301
East
delphia avenues, every Sunday eve-
The first meeting of the season of was hostess. The next regular busi-
ning• The public is cordially invited Philadelphia avenue is in charge. the Hadassah Buds was held at the ness meeting will be held Tuesday,
Plans have been completed for a Hal-
Gla d- Nov. 3, at 89 Rowena street.
to attend.
lowe'en dance which wul be given home of Irene Lopate, 1675
Oct. 18.
Sunday, Nov. 1, at Jacoby's ballroom, stone avenue, on Sunday, O
The Round Table.
Eleanor Mendelsohn read a report
Junior Star Sewing Club.
The Round Table held its regular 41 Piquette street, when Finzel's Or- stating that the Hadassah organiza-
The last meeting of the Junior
meeting at Temple Beth El Friday , cl.estra will play. The public is in- tion had recognized the "Buds." A
vited. The next meeting will be held
Star Sewing Club was held at the
Oct. 26. Dr. J. L. Cohn, the speaker
social tea will be held at the Talmud
of the evening, read a splendid paper at the home of Sirs. C. Kogan, 306 Torah, Philadelphia and Byron ave- home of the Misses Olga and Minnie
dealing with the Jewish dietary laws, South Marlborough avenue. No cards nues, on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 3 o'clock. Feldman of Richton avenue. Final
plans for the Ilallowe'en party were
in which he firmly upheld the dietary will be sent.
A program will be given. All girls
made which is to be given Friday
it
between the ages of 15 and 18 are
laws of the Old Testament. ADee
Ladles Auxiliary, I. 0. B. B.
night, Oct. 30, at the home of Miss
next meeting, on Friday, Nov. 6,
invited to attend.
Dorothy Selik of 9014 La Salle boule-
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah
Noah Aronstam will favor the Round
vard. All members and their escorts
Lodge,
No.
34,
I.
0.
B.
B.,
will
hold
Table with a paper, the subject of
Youth of Zion.
are asked to attend. At the last
which will be "Einstein, the Thinker an open meeting on Monday evening,
The last meeting of the Youth of meeting Miss Lillian Kaufman joined
Nov. 2, at 8:30, at the Statler Hotel. Zion was held Wednesday evening,
and Dreamer."
the club.
An excellent program has been ar-
Oct. 21, at 89 Rowena street, when
ranged and all members and their
Jewish Big Sisters.
plans were discussed for a Hallowe'en
A meeting of the Jewish Big Sisters friends are invited to attend. A party. S. L. Miller is chairman of
was held at the home of Miss Sadie luncheon and card party will be held arrangements. Harry Schechter spoke
Margolis on Tuesday evening, Oct. at the Silver Slipper on Tuesday, on the recent Zionist Congress and
27. Plans are under way for a mem- Nov. 10, at 12:30 sharp. Prizes will Arthur Scherr and Benjamin Dia-
bership drive. Details of the drive be awarded at each table.
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—That Com-
mond gave a musical program. The
will appear in later issues of The
next meeting will be held Wednesday munists and Aliens are not identical
Orean Club.
Chronicle. Miss Mollie Samburg will
evening, Nov. 11, at the 1'. W. II. A. xas the opinion expressed by Sir Joyn-
be hostess at the next meeting. Re-
son-hicks, British Home Secretary in
The last meeting of the Orean Club
freshments and dancing followed the was held on Oct. 22 at the home of
a letter addressed to the Conservative
Bluebird Girls.
member of Parliament Bannon, who
Miss
Dorothy
Hack,
when
Miss
Rose
meeting.
A meeting of the Bluebird Girls was
Rubenstein was appointed a commit- held at the home of Miss Fay Mintz urged the secretary to enforce a strict-
Branch of Old Folks Home.
er policy with regard to aliens resid-
tee of one to select a gift for the Y.
A meeting of the Northwestern W. H. A. clubhouse in appreciation of Euclid avenue last Tuesday eve- ing in Great Britain.
ning. Miss Anna Kurtzman was
Branch of the Jewish Old Folks Home of the organization's loan of a room
"Among all Communists who wer e
elected chairman of the dance which
will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at and assistance in making the card
arrested in England this week, there
is to be held at Webster Hall on Fri-
8 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Harry party held on Oct. 17 a success. Miss
was not one alien," the home secretary
day evening, Nov. 13. Tickets have
'.--berg 2955 Cortland avenue Dolly Goldstone joined the clu. In-
stated. "It is easy to complain in gen-
been distributed and the girls are en-
eral terms about the 'alien peril' but
Take the Fourteenth car or the DeX• stead of a regular meeting on Oct.
thusiasticaly looking forward to a
no home secretary need exercise great-
29,
the
members
had
dinner
at
King
ter bus.
great success. A hike is being plan-
Wah La and attended the Temple ned for Sunday morning, Nov. 8, to er power than the present home sec-
Baby
Day
Nursery.
The Detroit Ilebrew Baby Day Theater afterwards. Miss Edith Grosse Isle. All the girls are request- retary exercises for the best needs of
Nursery wishes to thank the public Pearlman of 623 Marston will be hos- ed to be present at the next meeting the country. You probably confuse
for its co-operation in making the tess at the meeting on Thursday eve- so that the final arrangements can aliens with British citizens of alien
be completed. Mrs. J. Goldberg of birth. People who were born in Eng-
theater benefit at the Yiddish Play- ring, Nov. 5.
land are British citizens and do not
3452 Edison avenue will be the hos-
come within the Alien laws. I have
house a success. The profit was $300 .
Bicur Cholem.
Nov. 3.
frequently said, in dealing with Com-
Plans are now under way for a Cha-
The next meeting of the Bicur tess on Tuesday,
munists who are in intercommunica-
nukah concert and package party to Cholem Society will be held on
Zeirei Zion.
tion with Moscow, that I am anxious,
be held at 645 Canfield avenue.
Thursday evening, Nov. 6, at Eman-
Mrs. Joseph Chaggi conducted the not about the aliens, but about the
uel Synagogue, Taylor and Wilson last meeting of the Zeirei Zion on
Madison Athletic Club.
British citizens. Since January, 1925,
Sunday, Oct. 25, at 89 Rowena street, 1,872 aliens were refused admittance
The last meeting of the Madison avenues.
when Mr. Chaggi read Ben Adir's in English ports, 183 aliens who were
Athletic Club was held Sunday, Oct.
Institute Players.
"Romance and Reality in Palestine." residents in England were deported,
25, at the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leischen wil l
when plans were completed for an entertain the Institute Players and Instead of re-electing a president the besides a large number of aliens who
open meeting to be held Sunday af - about 20 new members of the club club will be managed by a secretariat were refused visas," the home secre-
ternoon, Nov. 1, at 89 Rowena street. at a Hallowe'en party on Saturday of four persons; Abe Lachawitzki, tary declared in his letter.
David Marks and Max Blumenthal evening, Oct. 31, at the Y. W. H. A. general secretary; Harry Reznik, as-
have arranged the program, includ-

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