A merican lewisk periodical Center CLIPTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ETkOtT E111511030N tar. • 'COUNCIL JOINS RACIAL, PEACE CONFERENCES may be suggested by members of the "The organization. Mr. Schreiber further said Schreiber' Chrysler Dealers. On Friday nights the "V" has open keynote to the success of an automo- house in order to welcome the bile firm is the service it renders its NEW YORK—The National Coun- AARON LEVINE stranger in Detroit. of interest to the Jewish automo- patrons. Our modern service sta- Aaron Levine of 588 Rosedale To Sponsor Various Educational cil of Jewish Women, through a de- The employment bureau and roc-,a bile public is the announcement that tion, covering over :1,600 square feet court passed away on Tuesday, Sept. Open House Friday Nights. registry will assist girls in finding pa- vision of its board of malingers, is CI . the Schreiber Motor Sales of 12851 in area, assures our patrons the ut- 1 4 , f o o tiin s g an operation. he was sitions and proper homes. The week- participating in three conferences w0od•ard avenue have been appoint- most in automobile service. Our pol- ly Saturday night dances at Temple that are of international and national ed dealers for Chrysler motor ears in icy is to win and retain the good will Sept. 6 saw the close of the second season of the newt Young Women::: Beth El wiRcontinue, the first dance significance: The twenty-fifth Uni- of our patrons. To this end we are Highland Park. Ilebrew Association vamp. It was taking place Saturday, Oct. 2, at 8:30 vernal Congress of Peace at Geneva, The genial proprietors of this firm, striving to live up to the motto of Switzerland; the Inter-racial Confer. with fear and trepidation that the ca- o'clock. • Alvin E. Schreiber and Irving 'no deal is complete with the sale of cave of Church Women at Eagles pacity of the new camp was raised The Y. W. II. A. clubhouse should Schreiber, have had years of inten- the car.'" Mere I'ark, Pa., on Sept. 21 811,1 22, be the center of activities of the Jew- last year from 25 to 48. The beauty, The Schreiber Motor Sales extend sive experience in the automobile and the second conference on the equipment and convenience of the ish young women of the city and any selling game and are well equipped a cordial invitation to the entire com- Cause and Cure of War, which will camp attracted the girls and tilled the groups desiring a meeting place will to render their patrons expert advice munity to visit their show rooms. probably inert in Washington, D. C., camp, taking care of 447 girls. This be welcomed at the "Y." In this in the selection and treatment of a is December. At the Geneva con- summer there were as many as 62 way it is hoped to develop greater co- motor car. ference, the Jewish women of Europe PERFECTION LODGE girls per week, turtling members hesiveness in the work carried on by Their beautiful show rooms are will he represented by the League of away and hardls. 'having accommo- Jewish young women for the purpose now displaying the complete line of Jewish Women of Geneva, which has Perfection Lodge, No. 486, F. and dations for week-enders. Five hun- of personal and communal develop- Chrysler vary and, speaking with Al- been working in close co-operation dred and eighty-five girls Were taken ment. Any information concerning vin E. Schreiber, he said: "We have A. M., will hold a special communi- with the National Council of Jewish care of this summer, an increase of the "Y" can be obtained by culling no hesitancy in recommending these cation Wednesday, Sept. 29, at 1 p. Women. E. A. degree. Banquet at 6:30. l38 over last year. More and more, Glendale 7971. ears to the most discriminating buy- m. The Inter-racial Conference of C. K. SANDORF, Secretary. young people realize that the ideal ers of automobiles. As a matter of Church Women has been called by it By Order of— vacation is one that is spent at a fact, we are eager to demonstrate KADIMAH OPENS BRANCH special women's committee, under the SAMUEL J. EDEIt, W. M. camp, out et the open with plenty of Chrysler superioritiea." SCHOOL ON LINWOOD direction of the Commission on the healthful exercise, swimming, tennis, Church and Race Relations of the baseball, volley ball, hiking, games, At the request of the residents of Federal Church Council of the stunts, campfires and all the joys of the Northwestern section of the city, Churches of Christ in America. Its the open spaces. If the increase in attendance next year will be propor- the Kadimah Hebrew School recently chief purpose is to consider the social, industrial problems and economic tionate to the increase this year, opened a branch at 11729 Linwood more dormitory facilities will be re- avenue, near Tuxedo avenue. Al- that have arisen in America in the relations between the white and though in existence but two years, quired. *raw" negro populations. Among the prob- With the close of the second suc- this school has WWI a place as one of lems to be discussed are: "('ondi- cessful season at camp, comes the the leading educational institutions tions of White and Colored Women AARON LEVINE plans for fall activities in .the city. in the city. New students are en- in Employment," "Concrete Methods 9 years of age. Aaron is survived Essentially a social organization, the rolling daily and visitors to the of Work in Race Relations," "What Between Byron and Wilson. by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Selig aim of the "Y" is to bring a closer school have expressed admiration of Church Wotnen Can Do to Create Sara Levine; three sisters, h Sophie, Sar i. relationship between the Jewish the methods used by the staff. Wholesome Racial Attitudes" and n The curriculum includes all He- and Roselle; two brothers, Mors young women of the city. To this "What Negro People and the White and Joseph. end, clubs and classes bare been or- brew and Yiddish subjects, while People Have Contributed and Can nesda y , ganized under excellent leadership, particular attention is given to create Interment took place Wed Contribute to Better Racial Rela- Sept. 15..at the Detroit Jewish Free the girls making the contacts they a refined Jewish atmosphere and to tions." Burial Association Cemetery. Raver- desire as well as receiving the knowl- develop a national spirit among the The call for the second conference end II. 51ilkovsky officiating. edge gained from the instructor. En- children. on the Cause and Cure of War has Isiah Chernoff, director of the Ka- tertainments, :latices, public affairs, been issued by Mrs. Carrie Chapman a graduate WILL CONSIDER LAND CONTRACTS is dimah Hebrew School, monthly meetings serve to promote MRS. RACHEL FELLMAN Putt, the noted sponsor of many po- of the Grodno Teachers College and 51rs. Rachel Fellman of 1251 the social side. litical and social movements among was head master of the Lodz Ilebrew The activities wilEconsist of classes Glynn court passed away at her home the women of America. In the first Academy. For the past 10 years he on Saturday, Sept. 18. Mrs. Fellman in sewing, cooking, decorative art, was principal of the foremost. Hebrew conference, held at Washington, I). was born in Russia 69 years ago. She gymnasium, swimming, ukelele, danc- C., in January, 1925, the National schools in New England and the was active in social and philanthropic dramatics, literature, public Council of Jewish Women united Kirby Center of Detroit. Apply Owner: organizations, having been affiliated I speaking and any other classes that OBITUARY Y. W. H. A. OUTLINES ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR HOME FOR SALE 1475 CHICAGO BLVD '5000 DOWN BALANCE TO SUIT HENRY M. ULLMAN Cadillac 5662 1040 Wayne Street The Last Opportunity to Buy Business Frontage On Dix Waterloo Highway with Purity Chapter No. 359, Order Eastern Star, the Jewish Old Folks Home and the Ladies Auxiliary of , B'nai B'rith. Mrs. Fellman was the; widow of the late Jacob Fellmand She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Robert Schooler, Mrs. Ilarry Fleishman, Mrs. Joseph S. Striffing, Mrs. J. Kelly Kaufman and Mrs. Sam- uel Rouff ; two sons, Drs. Abraham and Aaron Fellman, and six grand- children. Interment took place on Sunday, Sept. 19, at Clover Hill Park Ceme- tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiat- ing. (VERNOR HIGHWAY) • ON DIX EUREKA SUB., AT $85.00 PER FOOT. I I Includes All Improvements. -- Fifteen per cent down; balance 1 per cent per month, including interest. I A. BURDICK Selling Agent I 0 Dix is the greatest highway in the world. The city and state are spending millions of dollars. Paving just begun. Do not delay your selection. Call our office for an interview. 633 LAFAYETTE BUILDING Randolph 4044-5-6. SALESMEN!—Now is your opportunity to make money. Call and get plat. Top cash commissions. Sub agents can make $100 per week in your spare time. Get in PIANIST Indeed, there has never been an equal period in Dodge Brothers history when so many refinements of a 'popular and fundamental nature have been made. PRIVATE MUSIC COURSES Edmund G. Lewis 9034 TWELFTH STREET Empire 0360 MORTICIAN S. A BRAMOVITCH, Director ONLY SERIOUS STUDENTS NEED APPLY SECOND BOULEVARD At Delaware. NEVVA WIGLE - • s """ tIKW 0{HMMISM:h00OU-00 RUTH CASTER o n °1-VironErPell , Th eer/ of Hook. Harmony. l Vtla. Pion - . alool eLU Music and Ensemble. &W ei:MliMb.‘,1 .%.% aW a Sedan COMP,* Preparatory COLIIIM ■ 0 04,0-0041-0-0-00-0000-00-0-0*000004.100******00000041, Northwestern Branch of the No Handbag Charge. Boarding School for Girls. Ideally located on the Nucleon —Near New York. OKIIMM ■W kW4 KADIMAH HEBREW SCHOOL nehaered Prices A Nan-Sectarian Coast*, BERNARD STURM MRS. BEULAH ROBOSSON CONSTANTIN KOMAROVSKY BESSIE BLACKADDER MRS. SARA EVNITZKY CORMAN FLORENCE WHITELEY MARY FEDEWA DOROTHY HALL 0 Coupe HIGHLAND MANOR BORIS GANAPOL ETHEL GOLDMAN Roadster firm. Open September Ninth. 10 Warren Avenue West at Woodward Telephone Northw•y 4369 STAFF . OF TEACHERS Recog•iced. Cell High School, Junior CollegL i Hem•-Ma Icing, Secretarial. Jour nail sm. Kindergarten Training, . Music and Art. Separat• Cottage for Elemen- ts, School. Vacation Trips to Bermuda and Europe. Awinciated with Highland Na- ture C.v., South Septa, Mo. EUGENE H. LEHMAN, Diroctse Boa 141, Tarrgtems-m•Hudson York. THOMAS Now Open at Opposite Roosevelt School One of Detroit's finest schools. Time saving methods. Individual Boys pre- enrollment. Refined atmosphere. attention. Limited - pared for Bar Mitsvah. Special courses for adults. MAIN SCHOOL, 8821 BEAUBIEN, NEAR HOLBROOK EMPIRE 8385W. O GOOSHX10000000 00,7*** **0011000470-000 HERMANN HOEXTER Columbia University. B. REPERTOIRE — VOICE PLACING — COACHING g Machine Co. k , Director Victor Talkin Endor•ed by loc.( NOtIf Chleagn operp p o. Polseco LOTHROP AVE., near Fourteenth St. 2243 Residence Studio: Phone for Appointments, Euclid 2144. J. 0 CIL.E. INCORPORATED WOODWARD AT MARTIN PL. GLENDALE 7117 JEFFERSON AT CHENE ETIGEWOOH 4460 JOHN R. AT ENDICOTT NORTHWA7 5405 Hergenrorder, Inc., 14615 E. Jefferson.-..Lens 4400 Highland Park Motor Co., 16123 Woodward_Arl. 3730 Hiles Auto Service. 12217 Twelfth.. .. ....Item 4297 Chen.. Met, 6667 Mid-West Motor Co., 9111 Grand River ....Gar. 7100 Metrics Motor Sales lh Service, 4426 Cook-Wood, Inc., 14427 Schoolcralt Rd....Euclid 6380 Dis.Wertern Motor Co. 3950 Dix ..... __ . Laf 1 1 Ducknell-Knowlson Co., 2445 Michigan_ __Glen. 9888 1. in. 116072 Gratlot Motor Co., 8226 Gratiot 4081 Northeast Motor Co., 8564 Jos. Campau...Emp. Fairview Auto Salon, 10940 Mack .... . Lenox 0707 .40 Michigan_ ..Cedar 3138 31311 , Motor Sales, 68.34 Colonial D elray Mcece Sales, 7132-34 W..Ictlerson... Cedar 1880 North Ccotral Motor Cu., 8517 Linwilod. , Euclid Co., 9115 Woodwar il..E 0960 Norwoutlwaml Mace New (ISAIAH CHERNOFF, Director) 11729 LINWOOD, NEAR TUXEDO $795 795 845 895 Touring Car - No connection with any other Ganapol Studios of Musical Art ANNA KOWALSKA The pudic is registering its appreciation of this progressive industrial service by purchas- ing every motor car Dodge Brothers can build—in spite of the fact that Dodge Brothers production, during these months, has broken ^"•-- ,•,,;n• , s records by an impressive margin. For Dignfied Funeral Service CALL EMPIRE 6833 VIOLIN — PIANO — CELLO BORIS GANAPOL The Lee Ilardware Company, 12219 Woodward avenue, a locality that may be conveniently visited, is displaying "In-the-Door," an oil burlier that every householder should see. This burner differs from every oth- er burner in a most important way. It fits in at the door, where the mo- tor is up off the floor. There is no oil inside the furnace and it has many other advantages that make for economy. The price is only $295. The Lee Company is an old-estab- lished North Woodward business house and backs the 'burner with its guarmitee. vital respects. ps a a MRS. Real Heat Economy. Following their traditional policy of constant improvement with no yearly models, Dodge Brothers, during the past eight months, have vastly bettered their motor cars in many Dan H. Sofer 0 0 I To start the fall season of activi- ties properly, the Young Men's He- brew Association of Detroit will hold a Succoth dance at the Hotel Statler on Holomode Succoth, Sunday eve- ning, Sept. 26, at 8 o'clock. This promises to be one of the outstand- ing events Ever sponsored by the "Y." The spacious ballroom of the hotel will otter a splendid background for dancing, to the strains of an excep- tional orchestra. In addition to being a reunion dance, the "Y" deems it it proper way of celebrating the holiday. Forum Has Rich Number. a a a a a a Y. M. H. A. TO SPONSOR ANNUAL SUCCOTH DANCE DAVID KESSLER David Fessler of 18614 John R. street passed away OD Wednesday, Sept. 22, at the age of 31. Mr. Kees- ler had been a resident of Detroit for the past year. He is survived by one brother, harry, of Detroit, and two sisters of St. Louis. Funeral services were conducted at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, John R. street, on Friday, Sept. 24, fol- lowing which the body was sent to St. Louis for burial. Felix M. Warburg, Dr, A. Simon, touch with us. Dr. L. Junf, Dr. D. Philipson, Rabbi is 11. S. Goldstein and A. Lewisohn dis- cuss Jewish problems deserving chief ,causc.sc.susemsa I consideration during the coming I year in the September issue of the IJewish Forum of New York City. 3 V, Dr. M. Waxman, Chicago, writes 3 V an article on "5686 in Jewish Ms- g. tory;" Dr. 0. Wolfsberg, Berlin, on "Spiritual Tasks of Present Day Jew- a 3 ry;" D. Goldblatt on "Would the I a World Benefit by the Assimilation of a: the Jew;" G. Selikovitch on "Our Has resumed teaching at his Studio a I Pagan Rabbis," and Dr. S. Gross on i"Rosh Hashonah at Carlsbad." Dr.I SEWARD AVENUE 1785 a; Revell, head of the Yeshiva College, And is now accepting as limited num- I writes the Rosh Hashonah message. Other interesting features in this ber of pupils for the coming season. a I issue are contributed by Dr. A. Phone Empire 6783. se t Roback of Ilarvard; Professor L. Blau, Budapest; Charles A. Madison, e-SCSCSgScs r_ _52 5 2 _SZ U. a. LCP—C SERS Es s 52 M. A.; Major A. Lipman, Versailles,' France; Rabbi A. Abelson, Newport, R. I., and a story by Greta Bloomhill, I Rhodesia, South Africa. a with the following national women's organizations in the effort to formu- late a common program to guide women in the furtherance of the peace cause: American Association of University Women, Council of Women for Home Missions, Federa- lion of Wontan's Boards of Foreign Missions of North America, General Federation of Women's Clubs, Na- tional B o ard of the Young Women's Christian Associations, N a t i o nal League of Women Voters and Na- tional Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union. Better than Ever- NORMAN FREEDMAN Norman Freedman of 290 East, High street passed away at his home on Thursday, Sept. 16. Ile was 4 years old. Norman is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Freedman, and one sister, Gertrude. Funeral services were conducted! ' at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, 7739 John R. street, on Sept. 17, and burial took place at Machpelah Cemetery. Ceyreld Epstein Patronize Your Nearest • Dodge Brothers Dealer BOSTON STUDIO OF DRAMATIC ART Opening Oct. 1. 5415 WOODWARD AVENUE Northw•y 3519 Courses in Elocution, Phycho Gymnastics, Voice Culture, Diction Mop cology of the Spoken Word. e THRIS --------- DODGE - BROTHERS MOTOR CARS