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Thequality of the refriger-
ator itself determines the
character of service, whether
electrical refrigeration or ice
is used. McCray Refriger-
ators may be used with any
type of electrical refrigera-
tion. All McCray models
are ready for immediate in-
stallation of the cooling unit,
without charge.
"There is a McCray for every purpose."
McCRAY
Refrigerators
36 EAST ELIZABETH ST.
Due to the fact that the New Corn-
- munity Center of Melbourne avenue is
still unfinished, the community pro-
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° gram planned for Thursday evening,
May 27, has again been postponed un-
til a week from that date, June 3, at
6 p. m. All are most cordially invited
to attend.
o Children's Fresh Air Camp:
Children ranging in age from eight
to 15 interested in spending their va•
cations at the Children's Fresh Air
Camp should register as quickly as
possible at one of the following sta-
tions daily, excepting Saturdays and
Sundays, at 4 p. in. Jewish Welfare
Center, 579 East Philadelphia; Kirby
Center, 609 East Kirby; Byron and
Philadelphia Talmud Torah. The fee
is $5 per week, $1 of which must he
paid at time of registration and the
balance on date of departure. Owing
to the limited space only those regis-
tering early will be accepted.
KADIMAN
HEBREW
SCHOOL
Inter•Settlement Base Ball League:
The I). J. I. Midgets heat the St.
Rita Midgets 6-1. D. J. I. Juniors
won from St. Rita Juniors by forfeit.
The Midgets tied the Neighborhood
club in a 10 inning game, the score be-
ing 0-6. The genie is to be played out
in the near future.
The D. J. I. Juniors lost to the Ur-
, ban League Juniors by a score of 5-1.
The Midgets and the Juniors are to
play the Franklin Street Settlement
Thursday.
Marble Tournament:
Two boys, Eli Frank and Sam Pe-
lavin . were entered in the finals of the
I , marble
tournament held recently but
were eliminated toward the end of the
game. Gold and bronze medals were
I awarded the Franklin Street Settle-
ment who won first and third prizes,
and the Neighborhood Club of Grosse
Pointe won a silver medal far t”cond
place.
ISAIAH CHERNOFF, Director.
8821 BEAUBIEN ST.
(Near Holbrook)
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Individual and Group Instruc-
tion. Modern Methods. Re-
fined Atmosphere.
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BOYS PREPARED FOR BAR MITZVAH
Grodno Teachers'
Mr. Chernoff (Chernichovsky) is a graduate of the
College and has had a very wide experience.
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I DID IT BECAUSE YOU NEED IT—
of someone re.
have realized the need
Fo r some time I
liable and c•p•ble to care for your property in this section.
Therefore-
1 ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THESE OFFICES
TO
J. RABINOWITZ
Red Estate — Insurance — Property Management.
CADILLAC 4006
2812 ST. ANTOINE ST.
or Dignified Funeral Service Call Empire 6833.
Second Blvd. at Delaware.
No
Fenkell Women's Credit Union will
hold a picnic at Belle Isle on Mon-
day, March 31. Races and many other
I events are being planned for the day.
!Refreshments wil lbe served.
The Jewish Centers Association
Midgets defei.ted the Franklin Street
!Settlement Midgets 12 to 5 last
' Thursday, while the Juniors defeated
the Juniors from the Franklin Street
Settlement 5 to 3. This week the
Midgets and Juniors of the J. C. A .
Play the Midgets and Juniors team of
the Dodge Community House, respec-
BE
USED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
EDMUND G. LEWIS
Bialik
MORTICIAN
firm.
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Excursion:
The first o
be held Mond
Bay. A very it
a b s e s e u nnaT i ra an n ge ed nia o
ogram has
Y. M. H. A. Camp
The Y.• M. II. A
camp on Island La oncluct its
n:leas
nndittlalh
acquired a largh3elatite:oltlePu
will build a camp. land and
Open Meeting:
An open meeting will
Sun-
day evening, May 30, at ck, at
89 Rowena street. Membe their
friends are urged to attend. ring
will follow the business me
Y. M. H. A. NOTES
Athletics:
To stimulate the interest of the
various clubs of the Young Men's He-
brew Association, a series of indoor
baseball games and other athletic ac-
tivities have been arranged by the
athletic committee of the "Y." The
first indoor baseball game is sched-
uled for Sunday morning at 10:30
o'clock, at Goldberg Field, Hastings
street at Palmer avenue. This will
be between the Y. 51. II. A. team and
the Alpha Tau Fraternity. Any
young man wishing to try out for the
team is requested to attend the game
on Sunday morning. Joe Kohn and
Alex Handleman are in charge of the
athletic activities.
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Hebrew CI
Final arrangements are being made
to conduct special classes in Ilebrew
Universal Cooler On D
The Universal Refrigerating
Company, since opening new odic s
1306 Cass avenue, has made r
strides in the sale of the Unive
Cooler for which it is the Michig
distributor. Refrigeration for dome
tic and commercial uses are ampl
supplied by the unique and simple
unit which they handle. The Univer-
sal Cooler Unit may be seen at 1306
Cass avenue, or at any of the follow-
ing dealers: Collins Remsbery Co.,
11832 Grand River avenue; Electrical
Appliance Co., 2646 Collingwood ave-
nue; Bullock-Green Hardward Co.,
2554 Michigan avenue; Mack Avenue
hardware Co., 9156 Mack avenue;
Arcade Hardware Co., 5170 Grand
River avenue; Builders Equipment
Co., 301 Transpnrtantion Bldg.; W.
G. Isleuser, 9328 Grand River avenue;
The Barnes Mehnert Co., 1435 Lawn-
dale avenue; C. H. Krugler and Co.,
18534 Grand River avenue; P. A.
Castigan, 109 North Saginaw street,
Pontiac; Dixie Fuel and Supply Co.,
301 South Cavalry avenue.
Art CIss:
Community Progrm:
Randolph 6478.
EMPIRE 8385 W
JEWISH INSTITUTE
GRADUATES RABBIS
National Council Holds Conference:
Our art class is being held every
Friday afternoon at the Children's s
Art Museum. Out of the 40 who ap -
plied for a test, 10 were selected. Sam-
I uel Cashwan, the local sculptor, is the
0.1 instructor, and Mrs. David B. Werbe
-Eg and Mrs. Fred M. Butzel are members
of the art committee.
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ISADORE WOLF, Manager.
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Mayer Berman, Philip Sidney Bern-
stein, Abraham Dubin, Benjamin B.
Goldstein, Benjamin Hoffseyer, Max
Meyer, Benjamin Parker, Morrise
Rose and Henry .Aaron Schorr.
Though the institute is designed to
meet the needs of the communities
around New York, these men who
have been ordained for the ministry
come from an distant points as Vi-
enna and Jaffa, Palestine, as well as
front the California coast.
The first honorary degrees to be
conferred by the Jewish Institute of
Religion were granted to Chaim
Nachman Blank, Hebrew poet lanre-
ate, in recognition of the unique
services he has rendered to the Ile-
brew language and to Jewish culture
in general, and to Dr. Claude G.
Montefiore of London, universally re-
garded as England's foremost Jewish
scholar, as well as the founder of lib-
eral Judaism in that country. Dr.
Montefiore had expected to attend
the graduation exercises in person,
but was forced by illness to remain
in England, receiving his degree in
absentia.
The first conference of the Na- Ten Receive Diploma..
Closing Sunday Services:
and Montefiore Granted
Donal Council for Jewish Education
Sunday services for the season
was held in Cleveland, Ohio, on May
Honorary Degrees.
conclude next Sunday, May 30. Ap- 28-27
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propriate to Memorial Day, Dr.
This conference was called by the
NEW YORK.--The first gradua
Franklin will preach a sermon on the Bureau of Jewish Education, which
lion services of the Jewish In
'topic "Graves As Altars" at 10:45
is composed of the following meni- of Religion were held on Wednesday
hers: I. Abrams, Pittsburgh; Dr. I. evening, Slay 26, at the Institute
Sabbath Services:
B. Berkson, New York; Israel S. Building, 40 West Sixty-eighth street,
Sabbath services will continue Chipkin, New York; Dr. A. NI. Dush• New York City, following upon a
without interruption throughout the kin Chicago; Dr. I. Efros, Baltimore; week of exercises which included a
H. Friedland, Cleveland; llr. baccalaureate sermon the preceding
entire summer season. We trust that A
many of the members of our congre- Emanuel Gamoran, Cincinnati; Dr. Sunday evening by Dr. Jonah B.
, Wise, rabbi of the Central Synagogue
I gation and their friends will arrange Leo L. Honor, New York; Louis Hut
to attend these services regularly. wich, Boston; B. Isaacs, Detroit; Pro- and sun of the founder of the He-
On Saturday morning, May 29, the tensor M. M. Kaplan, New York; 1)r. brew Union College, and an address
pulpit will be occupied by Dr. Leo M. D. DeSola Pool, New York; lien Ro- by the Hon. Alfred M. Cohen, presi-
1..ranklin, and his subject will be sen Philadelphia; Zvi Scharfstein, dent of the board of governors of the
'"What After Confirmation?" On Sat- New
. York • Albert P. Scho olman, New Ilebrew Union College.
York; Professor II. Slonimsky, New
urday morning, June 5, the pu lp:
This new institution for the train-
be occupied by Rabbi Leon From, his York; Dr. Mordecai Suites, New ing of rabbis and communal workers
York; Dr. N. Tuna, Boston; Dr. S. was founded four years ago in the
E subject being "Jewish Wisdom."
Benderly, director, New York.
conviction that "the large Jewish
School of Religion:
Some of the subjects discussed at population of America, now more
The assembly of the high school this conference are: "Standards in than 3,500,008, requires additional
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i will listen to the travel accounts of Jewish Education," "Jewish School institutions for the training of men
I Philip and Josephine Stern on Sun- Buildings," "Achievements Tests in for the Jewish ministry, research, re-
F.- I day morning, May 30. They will tell Hebrew," "Teachers Salaries," "The ligious education and community
service," by a group of men and
• of their adventures in Europe, Egypt Curriculum."
women including Charles E. Bloch,
The intermediate
a and Palestine.
Abram I. Elkus, Mary Fels, Lee K.
El school assembly will be shown the
Frankel, Richard Gottheil, Frederick
souvenirs which Milford Stern has Visits Hebrew Schools:
brought back from his journeys in
Louis Hurwich, superintendent of L. Guggenheimer, Maurice II. Harris,
Boston Ilebrew Schools, made a sur- Walter S. Ililbron, Herbert M. Kauf-
•-=.' Asia and Africa.
vey of conditions of Jewish education man, George A. Kohut, Julian W.
Young People's Club Moonlight:
in many of the principal cities of the Mack, Israel N. Thurman, Samuel
The annual moonlight excursion of states. lie spent several days in De- Wasserman, Isadore Wasservogel,
Louise W. Wise, Sidney E. Goldstein
, the Young People's Club of Temple troit and visited all branches of the and Stephen S. Wise
Beth El will take place Monday night, United Hebrew Schools. Mr. Ilur-
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d by Lehman.
Graduates Add
▪ June 21. Please reserve that date wich was very much impressed with
The graduation address was deliv-
the remarkable progress made.
now.
ered by Judge Irving Lehman of the
New York Circuit Court of Appeals.
Just ,as philosophy is the study of The degrees were conferred by Dr.
other pAple's misconceptions, so his- Stephen S. Wise, acting president of
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tory i she study of other people's the Jewish Institute of Religion, upon
Mothers Clubs Summer Camp:
10 men: Zwi Anderman, Morton
After several months of searching mistak es.—Philip Guedalla.
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- for a camp suitable to house between
! 30 and 40 mothers and babies one has
been found on the St. Clair River, one
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` mile north of St. Clair, Michigan.
Paved roads lead all the way to the
very door of the main house. There
- - ; are two houses on the grounds, one
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consisting of about 12 large rooms
=land the other just a tiny two room
t cottage. The grounds are very spa-
cious, containing large shade trees,
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I several lilac bushes, etc. The large
- house stands on a hill and the grounds
- gradually slope down to the beautiful,
- firm, white sand beach. The place can
, be reached by boat, by train, by street
car, by automobile, and by bus. Reg-
istrations are now being taken at 579
East Philadelphia avenue every after-
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- 1noon and evening, excepting Friday
-:evening
and Saturday afternoon, and
m-- . ; .
2326 Penobscot Building, daily be-
tween
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:00 and 5 :00, excepting Sat
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I urdays and Sundays. The fees will
the panic as last year, $11 for a
-Imother per week, and $5 for children
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under five years of age. Deposit of
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7=162 for an adult and $1 for a child
Fa must accompany all registrations,
which will be credited on the first
week's board. The formal opening
o will take place July 1. Further in-
= formation can be secured by calling
M Cadillac 6741 or Empire 4878.
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Efficient economical service is the
outstanding characteristic of McCray
Refrigerators. Because they protect
health, save food at a minimum cost of
operation. For thirty-six years, McCray
has been building high quality refriger-
ators for all purposes, for Homes,
Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Hospitals,
Stores, Markets and Florist Shops.
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is modern leo man"calls once
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Frigidaire comes to your home just once. It is permanent
refrigeration—automatic, dependable, economical electric
refrigeration.
Frigidaire will bring with it a new and delightful convenience.
It will keep all foods colder, better, longer. It will enable you
to buy provisions to last for many days, without fear of them
spoiling. It will provide you with an ample and constant
supply of sparkling ice cubes, frozen from your own drinking
water, conveniently sized, always ready for use. Or you can
use the Frigidaire fteezing trays to make many new and
delicious desserts.
We invite you to come in and see Frigidaire. You will lam
delighted with the beauty of the new metal cabinet models
which are finished in lustrous white Duco and lined with
spotless porcelain enamel. Or we'll gladly show you the
Frigidaire mechanical unit with which your present ice-box
an be converted into an electric refrigerator. Come in today
—or mail the coupon for complete information.
DELCO LIGHT COMPANY
DETROIT BRANCH
GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING and
FIFTH FLOOR CROWLEY-MILNER COMPANY
R. F. CALLAWAY, Manager.
EMPIRE 9180
Frigidaire
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
Kleen-Heat On Woodward Av.
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Mann & Ilamilton, inc., have opened
a salesroom and office at 8324 Wood-
ward avenue for the distribution of
Kleen-lleat, one of the beat oil burn-
ers.
Mr. Mann says that the burner is
now made i three types and in sizes
suitable for any building, from a bun-
• galow to a skyscraper. A number of
improvements have been made in the
device since it was last represented on
Woodward.
Mr. Chesterton is perpetually slap-
ping the universe on the back and
asking it have another drink.—Philip
Guedalla.
DELCO LIGHT CO.
Gen. Motors Bldg.
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