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Complete Financial

•IJERICHO B. A. ARRANGE KLAN ISSUE IN HIGH-
BOOK-CADILLAC DANCE
LAND PARK ELECTION

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Service On

PERSONAL PROPERTY—

Two Dance Orchestras Will Pro-
vide the Music.

Invitations have been issued by
the officers and board of directors
the Jericho B. A. for the coming

Automobile Accounts
Furniture
Radio
Electrical Appliances
Store Fixtures
Store Equipment
Garage Equipment

REAL ESTATE—

First Mortgages
Second Mortgages
Land Contracts

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at

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. on National Grocer Co, Slid
Dodge Brothers Stock

I. Israel Segal

Passover Specials at

DEXTER FRUIT
and
FISH MARKET

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11716 D
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At Dexter Blvd.

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Clifford 2014
Cadillac 4969

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$ 8.00

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27.00.
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27.00
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YELLOWAY

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&loam Hotel, 2000 Grand River.
Randolph 2712.

TO CLEVELAND

$

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Detroit 8:30 A. M., 10:30
A. M., 2:30 P. M., 4:30 P. M.,
11:30 P. M. Daily from 248 Bag-
ley Ave. Randolph4180-1, and
1231 Case Ave., at Michigan. Cad-
illac 5816.

Leave

THE DETROIT-TOLEDO-
CLEVELAND BUS CO.

on Result of Primaries; Urges
Election of J. C. Shields.

N. Kaufman, commenting on
the results in the recent Highland
I ark primaries, has made the fol-
lowing statement in a letter to the
editor of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle: •
"The returns of the Highland
Park primaries, on March 5, indi-
cate that John C. Shields will be
our next mayor. This result should
he very gratifying to our Jewish
voters in Highland Park.
"Mr. Gittins, seeking a third
term, solicits the aid of our Jewish
people by old-ward political tactics
—that is by the idea of discredit-
ing his opponent by groundless ac-
cusations. Ile has made a special
effort to incites the Jewish vote
against his opponent Mr. Shields
by bringing out the Klan issue.
This was conclusively found to have
had no basis either in fact nor in
deed. But, Mr. Gittins having him-
self brought the issue to light, I be-
lieve that the Jewish voters of
Highland Park have the right to
inquire what Mr. Gittins' Klan af-

B.

ATTORNEY, DENTIST,
OPEN JOINT OFFICE

have his office hours at this Dex-
ter boulevard location, for the gen-
eral practice of dentistry, from 9
to 12, I to 5 and 6 to 9 daily,
harry N. Grossman, attorney
The joint phone for Mr. Gross-
and counsellor-at-law, and Dr. A. man's and Dr. Altnian's offices is
J. Alt man, dentist, announce the Euclid 10154,

AUXILIARY OF MISHKAN
ISRAEL GIVES THEATER
PARTY TUESDAY, MAY 8

H. GROSSMAN A. J. ALTMAN
LL. B.
D. D. S.

opening of joint offices at 11703
Dexter Poulevard.
Mr. Grossman, whose downtown
offices are at 710 Majestic build-
ing, will have his hours at this
office every evening from 7 to 9,
and on Saturday afternoons and
evenings .
Dr. Altman, a graduate of the
University of Michigan Dental
College, who was formerly associ-
ated with Dr. S. S. Gerendasy, will

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mishkan Israel Congregation of
Linwood and Twelfth streets is
sponsoring a theater benefit, to be
held on Lag b'Omer night, Tuesday,
May 8, at Littman's People'a the-
ater, Twelfth and Seward.
Tickets are already procurable
from Mrs. Nathan Fishman,3206
Clemens, Phone Arlington 0434-J.

BELGIAN MINISTER
VISITS PALESTINE

BRUSSELS, (J. T. A.)—Emile
‘'andervelde, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has departed on It visit to
Palestine. M. Vandervelde sailed
on Tuesday from Marseilles.

f ur Scarfs__

A varied assortment of
sire ranged in price from

Easter dance to he given at the
(look-Cadillac hotel, Sunday eve -
ning, April 8. Judging from the
list of patrons and patronesses to
be announced, in next week's Chron-
icle, the affair is arousing a great
deal of interest among the younger
net of the Jericho B. A. and all
indications show that this year's
dance will prove to be the out-
standing social event of the season
in fraternal circles, the committee
in charge reports.
The entire fourth floor of the
hotel has again been secured for
this dance, and as an added at-
traction, several well known radio
stars and vaudeville headliners
from local theatres have been en-
gaged to entertain the guests.
Dancing will take place in the
Crystal and Grand ball rooms, with
the Italian Palm Gardens used as
a rest room. The music will he
provided by Bob Cruzet and his
two orchestras, the "Cotton l'ick-
ers" and "Alabama Creoles."
Those in charge of arrangements
are Maurice Bordelove, chairman;
Ben Brown, William Hacker,
lien Keller, Joseph Price, II. W.
Finkelstein, Purcell and lien H.
Schneider. Tickets can be pro-
cured from the members or at the
door on the night of the dance.

2 WEEKS ASSIGNED
FOR N. F. BOX WORK

National Fund Canvass Be-
gins April 7; Workers
Organize for U.P.A.

The two weeks beginning April
7 have been set aside as Jewish
National Fund Box Weeks for the
clearing of funds from all 'out-
standing boxes and for the dis-
tribution of additional boxes in
Jewish homes throughout the city.
At the meeting of the commit-
tee last Thursday evening, at the
Atkinson branch of the Shaarey
Zedek, plans for the box work
were outlined by S. Glass, chair-
man of the committee in charge.
Mr. Glass is to be assisted by a
committee consisting of Mesdames
A. Wilenkin, II. Kraft and I'.
Slomovitz as vice-chairmen; Mrs.
M. Landau, secretary; the Misses
M. Nakelsky and E. Kumin, assist-
ant secretaries, and Rabbi Reuben
Hurwitz, treasurer.
At the suggestion of Mrs. Lan-
dau, who represents Hadassah on
the National Fund Committee,
every worker will be asked to as-
sume responsibility for the distri-
bution of 10 boxes, as well as for
their clearing semi-annually.
Synagogues will be asked to
supply committees in the work,
and to supply the lists of their
memberships to be canvassed in
the distribution of the boxes.
At the last meeting, also, com-
mittees were organized to work
in the forthcoming campaign of
the United Palestine Appeal under
the direction of A. J. Koffman,
chairman of the Jewish National
Fund, who is in charge of division
No. 6 in the U. P. A. drive.
Those having boxes that have
not been cleared, or desiring boxes
in their homes, are urged to call
Mr. Hoffman at Cadillac 9776 or
Empire 1506.

Kuretzky Fur Co.

Manufacturers of

High Grade Furs

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Garfield 1979

8745 Twelfth Street

Beauty beats a call upon a
drum.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Mrs.
Anna Villner wish to thank their
friends and relatives for their
ind expressions of sympathy
shown them in their recent be-
reavement.

Announcing a
Varied Selection
of New Spring
Haberdashery

for the

Passover
Season

Featuring
Men's Hats

Forecasting the trend
trend toward small, smart
shapes this Spring.

REZNIK'S

Haberdashery
8V30 Twelfth St.

Between Blaine and Gladstone

HARRY SUFFRIN

Announces a New and Distinctly
Different Servic:1 for Xen

c7hc
CUSTOM SHOP

Featuring Ready-for-Wear Clothing in the
Customized Manner—Personally Supervised
by a Style Specialist—MR. ROs CONROY

HE CUSTOM SHOP has been
instituted to serve those hundreds
of Detroiters who desire distinction
in fabric, individuality in style and per-'
fection in tailoring such as hitherto
have been obtainable only of a limited
number of the highest priced tailors
in America.

(( The physical appearance of the
CUSTOM SHOP is just as distinc-
tively individual as is the clothing it
contains. You are invited to see it and
we are certain you will enjoy so
doing. Either elevator will take you

directly to the CUSTOM SHOP, on

the third floor.

(I( No matter how fine the fabric nor
how skillful the tailoring, the best
of clothing lacks distinction unless
selected to be in harmony with the
exact personal characteristics of the
wearer. So that your individual requires
ments may be interpreted most intel-
ligently the CUSTOM SHOP will be
directed by MR. Ros CONROY—a stylist
and authority on dress. Mr. Conroy
is now at your service. Consult him at
any time without any feeling of obliga-
tion. You will find his counsel helpful.

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Customized ReadyforWear Clothing at Fifty Dollars and More

HARRY SUFFRIN

33

SHELBY STREET

every de-

$20 to $ 250

WILLIAM HACKER

and 10 A M . 2.30, 4:30, 11.30 P.M.

$3

B. N. Kaufman Makes Statement

filiations are. Why has he so gra-
ciously bestowed two positions of
high public office upon avowed
executives of the Klan? If, Mr.
Gittins, by presenting the Klan as
an issue proposed to ward off sus-
picion as to his true affiliations
then the resultf of the primaries
truly indicated that there are peo-
ple of understanding in Highland
Park who refuse to permit their
intelligence to be insulted.
"With the greatest diligence I
have searched the public records of
Highland l'ark arid have yet to
find one person of the Jewish faith
holding office in spite of the fact
that Mr. Gittins has made numer-
ous appointments in his four years
as mayor. Is it possible that he
has completely forgotten the 6000
Jewish voters who reside in High-
land l'ark? By discrediting his op-
ponent does he now propose to so-
licit the aid and sympathy of our
people? The results of the pri-
maries have answered my ques-
tion.
"I congratulate Mr. John C.
Shields for his attitude. Ile has
not attempted to reach his goal un-
der cover of a smoke screen of
mud slinging. He is honorable and
trustworthy and above all posses-
ses the courage of his convictions."

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