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Our products are prepared without
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Do not take Chances with adulter-
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petizing kosher products.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Cugell of 2211
Pingree avenue are spending the
summer at latkepogl, Slich.

Mr. and Mrs. St Gittleman an-
nounce the approaching marriage
of their daughter, Corifine, to Mr.
Howard Stpne of Utica, N.,Y., son
of Mr. Saul Stone of New York
City. The wedding will take place
on the evening of September 3 at
the Gittleman residence.

The Misses Janet L., Edith M.
and Norma T: Lewis of 2074 liaz
elwood avenue left for a three
weeks motor trip through the
East, accompanied by their cousin,
Bernard Michaelson of Chicago.
They plan to visit in Canada, New
York and Atlantic City.

Gunsberg Packing Co.

2380 Twentieth St.

Phones Lafayette

Mrs. I. Rosenstein and slaugh-
ter, Martha, of 2697 Monterey, ac-
companied by Mrs. II. L. Dormer
and daughters, Ruth and Peggy
Florence, of 2971 Tuxedo avenue,
will leave for an extended eastern
trip. They will stop at Atlantic
City, Philadelphia, New York,
Long Beach, I,. I., and Washing-
ton. From there Mrs. I. Rosen-
stein, Mrs. Dermer and daughters,
and Mrs. Harry Rosenstein will go
to the Catskill ALaffittsins for a few
weeks. Miss Martha Rosenstein
will return the eery part of Au-
gust.

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honor of Mrs. Samuel Gor-
den of Salt Lake City, Utah, Sirs.
L. J. Lampke of Columbus, Ga..
Mrs. Loren Samuelson of College
Corner, Ohio, and Sirs. Jacob Thal,
the Mesdames Louis Lewisohn,
Alex S. Lewisohn, Gerald A. Gold-
fob and John 'merman enter-
tained with a delightful bridge-
Inneheon at the Canoe Club
Thursday, July 6.

Wedding Calendar

Sirs. !lorry Hirshberg., Sirs. Isa-
dor Selvin, Sirs. Harry Lenick and
Sirs. Harry Cohen entertained with
a bridge-luncheon at the Bancroft
Hotel Thursday, July 12, in honor
July 29—Miss Rose Sosnowsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hymn
Sosnowsky of 533 Westminster avenue, t, James J. Silver, son of Mr. of Mrs. Samuel Gordon of Salt
and Mrs. Henry C. Silver of 3016 Jos. Campau avenue, at Cong,rega I.ako City, Utah; Mrs. L. J.
Lampke, of Columbus, Ga.; Mrs.
tion Beth Moses.
Loren Samuelson of College Cor-
July 29—Miss Janet Pearlman to Charles Goldman.
ner, Ohio; Mrs. M. G. Meyer, and
Aug. 19—Miss Sally Polasky, daughter of Mr. and Sirs Max Pot Mrs. Jacob Thal.
lasky, to Isadore S. Pianko of this city.
Honors at bridge were won by
July . 29—Miss Ann June Fineman to Dr. Isadore II. Gutow, at Sirs. A. D. Phillipe, Sirs. L. Chu-
kofstein and Mrs. Si. Nover.
Webster Hall.
July 29—Miss Anna Pollock, daughter of Mrs. R. Pollock:to Sir.
Arnold Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of Chester, l'a., in Newark,
Complimenting Mrs. Si. G.
New Jersey.
Meyer, who is leaving shortly to
Sept. 3—Miss Corinne Marie Gittleman, daughter of Sir. and Mrs. reside in Chicago, the Monday
Bridge Club entertained with it
Sol Gittleman, to Howard Stone.
dinner at the Hudson Tea Rooms
Saturday evening.
Later, bridge was enjoyed at the
home of Sirs. Louis Lewisohn. Mrs.
Meyer was presented with a beau-
tiful leather traveling case.

Miss Gertrude Delson of New
York City visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Rabwin during the past
week. Miss Delson was a guest of
honor at a number of informal af-
fairs during her stay here.

Births

June 20—To Mr. and Sirs. Morris Feldstein (Celia Heiman) of
1730 Pingree avenue, a son, Stewart Lionel.
June 24—To Dr. and Mrs. II. 0. Hoffman (Anna Sidlow) of Potts-
ville, I'a., a son, Ivan Richard.
July 2—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Schneider (Jean Lepovitz) of
3319 Blaine avenue, a daughter, Magdelin Lois.
July 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Selling (Evelyn Schultz) of
Evanston, Ill., a son, Harley Martin, at Michael Reese Hospital,
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Levine of 1652 Burlingame avenue arc
receiving felicitations on the birth of a son, Seymour Irving.

CENTERS ASS'N

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Club
Notes

Sirs. Loisohn and dough
ter Elaine ant David, and Sirs.
Gerald A. Goldfarb and son
Doran, have left for Charlevoix,
Mich, to spend several weeks.

Miss &Ha Imerman has as her
house guest her cousin, Miss Irene
Klein of Detroit.

Separate Bathing
Trunks and Tops

TOPS-4.00, 5.00, 7.50
TRUNKS-5.00, 6.00, 7.50

At Himelhoch's you can buy trunks and tops
separately and create it bathing suit of your
own design ! Tops are plain, striped, or em-
broidered in contrasting colors. Trunks are
woolen or satin in a variety of solid colors
and stripes.

Himelhoch's—Bat ► ing Apparel—First Floor

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Mr. and Sirs. Harry Lenick and
(laughter Sylvia are leaving
Thursday for Charlevoix.

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P. M; Sat. q to t P. M.

Woodward Thru to Washington
Woodward

Miss Lucille Gernebaum left for
a three months' sojourn in Eu-
rope.

Mothers Camp Address:
INTERESTING MESSAGE
Temple Beth El Sisterhood of
Ginsburg Camp for Moth-
124 Michigan Avenue
FROM MRS. A. C. LAPPIN ere The
Bay City entertained the Saginaw
and Babies is located at Leh-
Sisterhood at a delightful after-
man's Lake, but the postoffice ad-
A letter from Mrs. A. C. Lappin, dress is as follows:
noon of bridge at the home of Sirs.
from Vienna, to Mr. Lappin, con- Ginsburg Camp for Mothers and
Jos. Schwartz, 2130 Center ave-
Chalutzim Judaeans.
tains the following interesting ex-
nue, Wednesday, June 24.
Babies,
The club is conducting a drive
cerpts:
Route 3 Grass Lake,
Applicants
for new members.
"I am not no keen about Aus-
Chelsea, Michigan.
should communicate with Louis
tria. I feel the anti-Semitism too
Registrations for camp are now Than
6/UESTION BOX
av of 1216 Owen avenue, or at
much. There is no outward dis- being taken at the Jewish Center
play but I can't help observing :11 Melbourne. The rates she $12 , the Talmud Torah on Delmar and
at 8:30 p. at. on Sat-
those awful looks, hearing those per week for adults and $6 for Westminster
,
CAPT. LOEWENSTEIN
uroays.
sneering remarks, etc. Perhaps I children of 7 and under.
•
Did Capt. Loewenstein of 11(.1-
I A hike has been planned for this
urn over-sensitive but, as far as my
Sumlay. The lives and works of belong to the Jewish faith? To
religion is concerned, I prefer
J. C. A. Juniors Win First Place: the late Dr. Theodor Ilerzl, the what country did he oiler $50,-
Italy.
The J. C. A. Juniors won the present international leader Dr. 000,000 without interest?
"I feel very deeply for my poor
MORRIS B. GOLDSTEIN.
co-religionists who must live here Inter-Settlement Athletic League Chaim Weizmann, and others, will
or in lands where these conditions championship without losing a be discussed at the coming meet-
During his recent visit to this
are far worse. Vienna is a lovely game. The team is made up of J. ing.
Cool snit
country, Capt. Loewenstein em-
city but I really can't like it be- Surath, harry Cohen, H. Solomon,
Montt'.
comfortable
phatically denied affiliation with
Ezra Yehuda Club.
cause the hatred toward us seems I. Berris, 11. Rothstein, Si. Pens-
$7.00
Jews and Judaism and maintained
lar,
I.
Tasco,
II.
Leaderman,
Eddie
ever
present.
The
tragedy
is
that
The
Ezra
Yehuda
Club
will
meet
FEATHERWEIGHT
to
those Jews who have always lived Shepherd, Leo Ibsen and Julius at 2:30 p. nt. Monday, July 23, at that he was a loyal member of the
OXFORDS
$10.00
here act like the Christians toward Chase. This team, which is the home of Esther Ginsberg, 9730 Catholic church. It is generally
believed, however, that his ances-
their poor foreign refugees who coached by Meyer Blatt, play- Broadstreet.
try was Jewish.
live in the dirtiest parts of the ground director, will receive gold
Ills offer of a loan of $50,000,-
baseballs emblematic of their
city.
r"-
=.
_=-.-s—.,,s,.. 000 without interest was made to
fr
"Often do I thank God that my championship.
Belgium.
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home is in America, and sometimes
I wonder if our children's children Junior Declam•tion Contest Win-
•LEerrER- BOX I MISS KATZMAN WILL
will not some day say the same
about Palestine. I can't see how
BE ACCOMPANIST AT
The first annual junior declama- ORDER OF AHEPA
an American Jew can visit even so tion contest held at the Fenkell
BELLE ISLE CONCERT
DENIES PREJUDICE
PRACTICAL FURRIER
tolerant a country as Austria and, branch of the Jewish Center, on
not become an ardent Zionist. June 28, attracted a large audi-
Miss Rebecca Katzman, well-
July 3, 1928.
Palestine does seem the solution of , once. Of the 13 contestants, Es-
Manufacturing, Cleaning, Repairing, Remodeling and Relining
Detroit pianist, teacher and ac-
the so-called Jewish problem."
ther Sylvansky took first honors, Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Fur Garments, Cold Storage
companist, has returned to this
L illian Marshak second and Alice
attention has been called to city after a two year's slily in New
DRUGGISTS' FRATERNITY Sclesinger third place. The win- the Sly
8834 LINWOOD AVENUE
Detroit Jewish Chronicle of York where she was engaged in
HONORS R. W. KLEIN ners were awarded loving cups.
Near Hazelwood
June 15, 1928, in which appears an advanced study of her art.
The Aesculapians, a newly or-
on the first page in the first col- Miss Katzman studied under the
ganized Jewish pharmaceutical fra- Thank You!
GARFIELD 2081
umn, an article entitled "Greece guidance 14 Vladimir Drozdoff,
ternity, honored Reuben W. Klein
The Jewish Centers express ap- Bars Jews; Blame Charged to formerly Professor of Music at the
by electing him president. Mr. preciation to Miss Emma Butzel Greek K. K. K. Group." Imperial Academy of :Music in
Klein operates a drug store at for the gift of a food truck, 81111
who is now one of the
I am not informed as to what Petrograd,
2041 Puritan avenue, and is a to the Silverman families for the
foremost teachers in the metropo-
prominent figure in pharmaceuti- gift of a Victrola in memory of happened aboard the Sinaia, al- lis.
though I can confidently say that
Just Returned From Furniture Market. Now
cal and fraternal affairs.
Miss Katzman is snaking plans
Sirs. Henrietta Butzel, for the
Ile is at the present time wor- Mothers and Babies Camp. The the members of the AHEPA would for her Detroit recital early in the
Able to Show Entirely New Display
shipful master of Perfection Lodge camp is also indebted to Dr. Oscar have no cause to abuse their fel- fall, sponsored by her numerous
No. 486, F. & A. M., worthy pa- Lowman for the candelabra he low-passengers of the Jewish race. friends.
If you arc planning on furnishing a new home or an apart-
tron of Purity Chapter No. 359, 0. donated. Other articles which The AHEPA excursion was or- As a member of the Haley)/
ment see our gorgeous display. Goldman offers many advan•
E. S., and is chairman of the would be greatly appreciated are ganized on a military basis, with Choral Society, Miss Katzman will
tages in economy to the discriminating who desire Furniture
executive committee of the De- beach umbrellas, a potato peeler, the supreme president of the order accompany the soloists at the He-
of endurance, charm and distinction.
as commander-in-chief, and five
troit Retail Druggists' Association. and a piano.
other members of the Supreme brew National Night concert in
Lodge as his staff, and any mem- Belle Isle, Wednesday evening,
ber who did not demean himself August 1.
Visitors at Camp:
Among the distinguished visitors properly was subject to court-mar- Bicur Cholem Moonlight
at the Ginsburg Camp for Mother: tial by this group.
8625 Linwood Avenue
Tuesday Evening, Aug. 28
Mr. and Mrs. II. Spero and twin and Babies the last week were
As supreme secretary of the or -
Phone Garfield 0754
Between Blaine and Pingree
daughters, of Alpena, spent sev- Prof. J. Wright of Cornell Univer- der and entitled to speak on its
Aboard the Steamer Columbia,
oral days in this city, the guests of sity, and three sisters of the Do- principles, I wish to inform you
.... Mr. and Mrs. Max Kahn.
that the organization is abso- on Tuesday evening, August 28,
minican order.
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lately non-sectarian and that it will be presented a novel program
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.
Mrs. Frances Levy left on Mon- Jewish Center Wins Swimming has no connection whatever with commemorating the twentieth year
day for Richmond, Ind.; for an ex-
the K. K. K. Sir. Laskaris, the of social activities of the Bicur
Meet:
tended visit with relatives.
The Natators of the Jewish Cen- editor of the Detroit Progress, who Choler Society. It is planned to
has given you this information, have an assembly of Jewish organ-
Sirs. A. Littauer had as her ter won the swimming meet held has been hostile to this organize- izations in Detroit comprising of
guests for a few days her daugh- under the auspices of the Interset- lion from the time of its inception. young, men and women, to facili-
ter, Mrs. II. Heimerdinger of New tlement Athletic Association Sion- Ile never knew, does not now tate the making of friendships
York; her grandmother, Mrs. .1. day night at the Balch School. The know and probably will never be among the clubs which would
Franklin Myers of :Maplewood, N. sum total of points scored by both able to comprehend how it was otherwise not come in social con-
J., and her great-grandson, Master Midgets and Juniors in this meet possible for a group of American tact with one another. Anions: the
was 38. Franklin Street Settle-
Robert Moses of Elmira, N. Y.
ment came in second with , 24 citizens of Greek extraction to lay active members of the society who
aside petty religious and other are in charge of the lune-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levine have !Mints. The Midgets won the relay communal quarrels and unite tion are Samuel Wexler, Betty
from
Dodge Community House and
as their guests the latter's sister,
themselves in fraternal bonds. The Drapkin, Sally Krman and Dave
Sirs. F. Weinberg, and daughter, came in second to Franklin Street idea of co-operation is a concep- Steffen. Inquiries may be directed
Settlement in the Senior relay.
of Cincinnati.
tion
foreign to the mental make- to Mr. Wexler, 987 King avenue,
The cup donated by the Interset-
up of Mr. Laskaris and a few other Northway 117.1-M.
Mrs. Allan Lichtig and daughter tiement Athletic Association thus editors of Greek newspapers,
Sally of Detroit are the guests of became the property of the Jewish whose interests are better served JEW WAS LEADER OF
Center for one year and must be
Sir. and Mrs. Geo. Kahn.
22x44-Inch
20x40-Inch
won three years to remain perma- by keeping the American citizens KRASSIN EXPEDITION
of Greek extraction in perpetual
nently
with the Center.
Sir. and Sirs. Myer Stone and
The famous "Vamoco" brand towels. All perfect.
conflict and discord.
daughters of Detroit spent last
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Protes-
Very soft and absorbent. A wonderful buy at 25c,
It may interest you to kilo
Jewish
Center
Band:
Sunday
with
their
mother
and
n , sor Sumoilowttch, leader of the
6 for $1.38—size 20x40 inch towels, snow white
The music for the dedication of that the young lady who is taki n, Krassin rescue expedition which
grandmother, respectively, Mrs.
the
Ginsburg
Camp
for
Mothers
this
dictation,
Miss
Naomi
Cohe
and with neat stripe colored border, at 35c—size
Anna Roman.
d Babies was furnishedb the is of the Jewish race and is wor k- saved eight stranded members of
22x44 inch towels of fine double yarn, blue, gold,
Jewish Center band, of which I. ing in the national headquarter.,. . o i es crew, is a Russian Jew.
The
Misses
Mini
Hirschfield
and
This statement was made to the
lavender and green borders, 6 for $1.98.
not think
it strange to Berlin press and to the Jewish
Sarah Bernstein were the guests Glass is director. The band is Would you secret
organization,
co
us, a
of friends in Detroit for a few out at the fresh air camp, and for
Telegraphic
Agency here by the
will give several employ a girl of the Jewish ra ng journalish Wolkowyski, former
upon i ts
days.
in this office if we had anything
concerts in city parka.
Fine soft wash cloths in plain 2r
against your people. I assure you, editor of the Russian newspaper
In honor of her sister, Mrs. F.
--7---
o m. Rannyeno Utro.
white or with neat colored stripe
Weinberg, of Cincinnati, Mrs. Midgets Defeat Franklin St. Set• sir that the AllEPA has never
cially done or said anything detri-
(lament for Championship:
Louis Levine has planned an after-
borders. Monday 3 for 25c.
Special One Week
The Midget team of the Jewish mental to the Jewish race.
noon of bridge at her home on
Your Fur Coat re
I shall be much obliged to you
Centers Association in the Play-
Wednesday afternoon.
tyled. repaired arid
ground Ball League defeated if you can convey this informs- slued.
Also stored
Of cotton and size 80x105 inches.
Franklin Street Settlement on lion to the proper authorities of for the Rummer,
Congress before which
the
Jewish
the
Balch
at
Monday,
July
9,
Pink, blue, or gold stripe centers.
School by a score of 2 to 1. This body Dr. honor spoke, complain-
made the second championship ing about the treatment received Select Your New
Scalloped sides.
playground ball team from the by him at the port of Piraeus, and
Cost Early
Center, the Juniors having won in assure its members that the
Storaye Free
their division by defeating St. AHEPA excursionists would have $5 Deposit will
Size 70x80 inches. Colored bor.
Rites recently by a score of 2 to 1. no cause to discriminate against
hold any Gar-
ders and whipped ends. Large
In honor of winning the champion- their fellow-passengers of the ment.. We store
ship, the Midget team of the Jew- Jewish race.
it free.
range of colors.
The explanation offered by the
5
Silk Hosiery, Bridge Prizes ish Center held a picnic at Belle consul-general
of New York that Scarfs—Chokers
Isle on July 11.
MI/ Price
if there was any discourtesy
Children's
Wool
Sun
shown, it was probably due to the
Double bed size. Of unbleached
Movies at Camp:
Great
Suits
Twice each week a two and one- thoughtlessness of some subordi-
Reductions
cotton with allowance for shrink-
F.ntlorred by Lending Physicians
half hour movie program is nate acting outside the scope of his
Clean-Up of
age.
shown at the Ginsburg Camp for authority, is in all probability car-
Notions, Jewelry, Baby
Scarfs, Chokers,
Mothers and Babies. The pictures rect.
Gifts, Etc.
etc., at very low
Very truly yours,
are shown out-of-doors, and much
prices this week.
ACIIILLES CATSONIS,
enjoyment is being had from the
Of pure linen damask in 3 de-
Supreme Secretary.
splendid pictures offered, through
VOGUE
AllEPA
ORDER
OF
signs. One cloth 55x68 inches, and
the courtesy of the visual educe.
The Stare of Peron.' Service,
FUR CO.
1140 Investment Building
tion department of the Board of
6 napkins.
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C.
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Mrs. R. Pollock announces the engagement of her daughter, Mis
Anna I'ollock, to Mr. Arnold Frank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank o
Chester, I'a. The wedding will take place July 20 in Newark, N. J
Mr. and Mrs. D. Welt of 2211 Grand avenue announce the engage
went of their daughter, Rita, to Mr. George Bronstein, son of Sir
and Mrs. B. Bronstein of 1974 Seward avenue.

Miss Mildred and Elaine Braude
of Chicago are spending a few
weeks with their relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. Marks Horwitz and family
of Trenton, Mich.

Summer Store Hours: Daily,

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we .111• tell the well-known brand. of Kitney snit Pillar Ruck Salmon,
Sardine.
, end the bot line of Sehm•It•nd M•tche• Herring. Also full
line of d airy produrt• end the he, imported chee•e.
Buy here and pate money.

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Our Prices Will Always Remair. the Same
Haircuts 50c, Shaves 25c

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