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COMMUNITY FUND
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TO ERECT MEMORIAL
FOR OSCAR STRAUS

Julian II. Krolik was re-elected
vice-president of the Detroit Corn-
munity fund.
ded , House Li brar y Comtee
The directors elected
Unterbergs Give $25,-
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Rrt Favorably
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000 Towards the New
York Building Fund

Tracy W. McGregor was again
elected president.

EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

When her

Celler Resolution.

Father asks your intentions (regarding

WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.) —

, The House Library Committee or-

his daughter) and you haven't any

dered is favorable report on the
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) —
Mrs. Felix H. Warburg, for the DEXTER BRANCH U. H. S. resolution of Congressman Celler
past five years acting Hebrew As- - H 0 L D S EXAMINATIONS of Brooklyn, authorizing the erec
or memorial
the Young
AND SHOWS PROGRESS lion of a monument
• sociation, 31 west 110th street,
in W ashing ton to the late Oscar
—
S.
Straus,
Ambassador
to Turkey
was chusen president of the asso-
On Sunday, Feb. 17, the Dexter
nation at its annual conference at . branch of the United Hebrew undr President Taft and Secretary
s of Commerce and Labor under
trs.
Je erom
J. Han-
he home of M
schools had the opportunity o
suer, 5 East 74th s treet. Mrs
burg's election to the post of showing to the public the success President
Roosevelt.
After hearing
the statements of
War
president
sident follows the retirement with which it is carrying on its Congressman Celler, Leo J. Rowe,
rican Un-
from that post by Mrs. Israel Un- work. Forty-five children, comp-
rising two classes under the guid- director of the Pan-American
ion, Herbert Knox Smith, former-
terberg.
Announcement was made at the ante of Miss Margolis, were ex- ly associated with Oscar Straus
conference of a gift of $25,000 to amined in reading, writing and in '
the building fund of the Y. W. II. the Hebrew language. The exam- in the Department of Commerce
A. by Mr. and Mrs. Israel linter- nation included games, songs, and ' , M.
and
Labor, Representative
Fred
Davenport
and Representative

12168 Dexter Boulevard,

Phone Longfellow 1185

Glendale 3350
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Robert Luco, the committee voted
be
in memory of their daughter, Prayers.
and fathers present
, The mo thers
Adele .
ull enjoyment and were unanimously for the favorable re-
Sirs. W arburg was the guest of derived !n
cheon. Mrs—Jacob Pleased with the success of their port of the resolution. It was
honor at the lun
, children. It was a very pleasant stated here that this is the first
H. Schiff, mother of Mrs. Warburg our raise for the parents to find time a monument for a Jew was
t h e na-
was among the many promine nt that I within so short a thee as three authorized to be erected i n th
leaders who attended.
The twenty-sixth annual report months, or some even two months, atonal capital.
of the Young Women's Hebrew their children made such remark-
Stevens A. C. Upsets Ben
Association was presented by Mrs. able progress.
Bey A. C. in Jewish
S. Kasdan, the principal of the'
Warburg, who painted a graphic

Cage League.

picture of the diversified activities school, was pleased with the at-
In a hard game featured by the
in the fields of education, recrea- tainments of the children, and with
Lion and physical training carried the interest displayed by their close defensive play of both teams,
on by the association.
Religious
arburg
stated, Parents.
Among the pupils who excelled the Stevens A. C. defeated the Ben
activities, Mrs. W Be y A C " by the score of 19 to 13
rnoon
afternoon
constituted "the cornerstone of our themselves were: Manuel Eizel-
particular work with our young man, Florence Green, Isabelle in the best game of the
teun-
ague.
Sven-
Gorosh, Paul Kalmenovitz, Ilan• of
the
Jewish
Cage
Lethe
Ste
' d ay. This game gave
people ."
nan
Kraft and
Karl
Stillwater. re- Res undisputed possession of sec-
Following
the
exmination
4128 Woodward Ave.
and place. Valensky played best
Sisterhood of Congregation B'nai freshments were served the e"
for the Ben Beyites, while George
"For a Pleasant Diversion"
ents and children.
Moshe.
Abramowitz with seven points
played best for the winners.
T Reading Free
Elaborate plans are under way
The basket-shooting ability of MASQUERADE BALL OF
for the package party and dam e WAYNE JUDGES LAUDED
Better Tea
to be given under the auspices o f BY ALFRED J. MURPHY Honey August was too much
Nice Sandwiches
BETH IZACK SCHOOL
the Hakoah team, which wentehdo for
( the Sisterhood of Conetvgatio ❑
—
and Tasty Salads
' B'nai Moshe on Sunday evenin .• Wayne County Circuit judges to defeat before the hands of the i
.
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g
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
March 10, at the B'nai B'rith Corn save the time of one judge every Trysquare Sports, he alone being
Private Balcony for Bridge
year
by
conducting
the
examine-
responsible
for
14
of
the
34
points
Beth
hack
Hebrew
School is spum-
. munity Center, 275 East Ferr .
Parties and Luncheons
(lance on Sun-
I Bill Lankin's Detroiters have bee e tam of juries instead of allowing scored by his team. The final coring a masquerade
Greens' Toilet Requisites
Feb.
21,
at
8 P. IC at For-
day,
engaged to play the latest danc the questions to he put by attor- score was 34 to 21 in favor of the
s
esters' Hall, '1714 Mack avenue.
hits
and
they
will
also
have
Hostess, Evelyn Kreuger
n1 neys, Circuit Judge Alfred J. Slur- Trysquares..
The Barristers defeated the J. Three prizes will be given to the
clever and original entertainme
the D e t r 0 i t Review
py
h to
. 11 • to present during the evenin g. Club
in ld
an address in the auditor- C. A. Centrals in an interesting most original, the most beautiful,
N ..
. iuni of the Women's City Club. He game by the score of 30 to 19. and the booby costumes. The pro-
.0.0.0.0.0.1„000.0000.000".***0 ! Goodman
Mrs. B. F. are
Goldman
and of Mrs.
in charge
the a s ,s said in part: Horowitz was high point scorer for ceeds of the dance will go towards
supporting the Sunday School for
rangements and are being assists
"Michigan is about to take a the winners, scoring 13 points.
ar e in sole pos- th ■ children Due to the fine work
'
.
ttee
y
a
large
commi
b
great step forward in the law of
the
procedure. There now is pending session of first place in the Inter- of the Women's Auxiliary, th
sh Sunday School has progressed
division of th e Jewide-
Credit Jeweler
e the Supreme Court for adop- media te Basketball Leag ue by
helot's
steadily.
HOW RADIO GAME WAS tine a new code of civil procedure. C enter
I1563 Dexter, Opposite Theatre
liakoahs 21 to 4. M.
MASTERED BY C. A. BABY In outline it is based upon the Eng- (eating the
We Carry ■ Complete Line of
lisp system, which for half a cen- l'ensler was the big gun for the
m- WOMEN'S CREDIT UNION
tarry has furnished a system great- winners, scoring seven points hi
MAKES GREAT STRIDES
self while holding his opponent to
Now Manages the Majestic Radio
ly superior to ours.
Shop on Dexter Blvd.
"In the work of the Wayne (jr. one free throw,
—
Wrist and Pocket Watches
The N. E. I. def {sated the Petos-
A year ago the Jewish Women's
C. A. Baby, manager and owner suit Court, where 14 ntary
home force
judges
o
of key A. C. by two pints,
the final Credit Union, organized under the
BULOVA and Winton &
leadership of Mrs. L. Corn who is
of
the
Majestic
Radio
Shop,
13139
sit,
with
a
suppleme
Bennis Wrist and Strap
Dexter boulevard, first became in- from four to six up-state judges, score
14 to
12.
The being
following
are
the standings the present president. Besides the
Watches
important changes have been made
- in recent years in our administra. of the Senior League: Won Lost Pct. building up of the organization,
We have • sparklins selection
terested in the art of radio te
,
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Team
e as
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833 the members have thought of
of world famous and nationally ad-
1
legraphy, or wireless
. live metbnds-
others also. Some of their done-
vertised
C '
then called, in 1912, and subscribed t' "The office management by which !;`,,Tsc,": " A S''ont
"DE MILO"
s 50 , Hone are $25 to the Chalutzim, $5
to
a
number
of
magazines
which
then in a meager described 18 to 20 judges are kept continu- lt niters A. A l
s!!
to
the Hebrew Orphan Hanle, and
2
Perfect Diamond Rings S
s' , s
s' 2 1
n soig
i 7s pos r, ''''
the methods of transmission and time
ously between
engaged
without
lapse int-
of Il
821 many other small donations to
cases
has been
$1.00 down buys any sir•
charitable
organizations. For the
"3
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reception. From these first ks- - proved, and it is constantly under J. c. A. cseissis
tide in our store.
first year the dividends on all
sons
he was
assembled
his first
receiv
er. As
necessary
then,
he study for further improvement to ' The following are the standings
Expert Watch Repairing.
d i i t live of the Intermediate vls, , e o'l,gul L. , Pot. shares are 43 per cent per share.
in conditions.
meet changing
h
We use only genuine parts.
Team
. He
part b y hand.
701
2
made esery
pa
5
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"Not only in this a m n s ra
581
3
4
learned
telegraphy
in
order
work,
but
in
the
trial
cases, pro- 21 57:51,`"
then
lear
GO
to understand the signals repro- cedural improvements have been . N. 1-:. I. Club
i
6
1
duced by the receiver. By 1913 he made in our circuit. The exam- Petoskey A. C.
mastered most of the then known nation of the jurors, when called
Mack-Gratiot Club:
principles of radio and became an to the jury box conducted by the
The Mack Gratiot Slathers' Club
associate instructor of wireless in court instead of by counsel, has R
at its laid. meeting heard an inter-
one of the first technical schools saved, it is estimated, more than
esting lecture by Henry Feinberg,
the
country
teach
radio. with the time of one judge throughout
in In
SENSE
1915
Mr. to
Baby
enlisted
psychiatrist. The club is planning
the year. In effect it has thus add-
—
a bridge party for March 12 at the
the Canadian forces and went over-
One of the early cases handled St. Clair Community House, Fair-
a judge to the bench."
ed
in
signal
service.
His
know}-
S4.118
by Judge Vincent M. Brennan, view near LeMay. The proceeds
edg,e of radio proved valuable dur- AD FORUM HONORS
who is now a candidate for re- will be donated to the Mothers and
in
ing his four years' serv ice
WILLIAM G. GA RELIK election to the Circuit Court, is of Babies Camp.
France and in England. Upon his
interest to Jews and shows his de-
return to this country he joined
Fenkell Club:
The Ad Forum local advertising sire to champion justice.
arrested for
the Delco Light Organization of
Alex Muenick ng
The Childress forty given for
Dayton, O. In 1921 he found a club honored William G. Garelik on
was in H ighland
connection with the largest radio his appointment as chairman on the overtime parki
- failed to re- children of the members of the
. 16,1
Febtai
distributor in Canada. Ile came publicity committee, which acts the Park, after he had
others Cl ub
The on enter
tick et leftIle his car Fenkell essful.
n- ,
D troit in 1922 and has since important part in the organization. spond to a
on was ar- Was
to e
ffi officer .
closely followed the progress in "Bill," who is connected with the , by a tra c
radio manufacturing, both whole. Campbell-Ewald Co., has shown rested late at night on a Tuesday, ment consistd of dancing and mus-
sale and retail, for a time being promising talent as one of the and
there
being
no court at at 2 that
ical the
numbers
and
by ,
time
until
Wednesday
o'clock,
children
of recitations
Miss Kathleen

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PHILIP H.

connected with a Broadway store younger
advertising
men.
The club
had also
the pleasure of he would have been kept in jail Periera's School. A short comedy
he made
, where
he is ready
to many
greet friends
at his whom
Dexter hearing Eugene Si. Zuber, director all night and until 2 p. tn. the next was then shown the children. I ____ _
boatyard location, known as the of outdoor advertising at Camp- day. Mr. Selzer, his attorney,
im- Games were conducted
a work-
Dpartment,
Rec reation by
ot in touch with the er o
or Adverto.,
C who spo ke on "Out- j media
LaVine, assisted by members1RABBI
bell-Ewald
police, ask- Missfthe
Mn) estic Radio Shop.
who called the
Advertising" The meeting udge, who
r. uenick be released, of the Jewish Center staff. The
Mr. Baby's shop features Ma- do
forum on as
ing he that
M M
would
vouch for him as a re- refreshments were donatd by the
jestic, Sonora, Splitdorf and Cross followed with an open
for
Mr. Zuber's talk. •
sponsible and worthy citizen ar- Fenkell Mothers' Club. Commun-
Icy machines.
e on a minor complaint. The ity singing followed.
The Fenkell Mothers' Club has' Delegates from all Detroit
officer stated that the justice of
peace had instructed that Mr. appointed a debating team and synagogues were present in a
Iluenick
be
not
released.
Judge
coach.
It expects to have the first large reception committee which
and
Brennan then told the officer that debate in March. The next meet- welcomed the noted Rabbi Boruch
a writ of habeas corpus, if pre- ing of the club will be held Feb. Ber
I Leibowitz, dean of the Kame-
sented to him, would be signed by 23, at 2:30 o'clock at the Fenkell netz Yeshiva, at the M. C. depot
4
him, and that it would then be Branch, 3130 Fenkell. This will on Sunday.
Sunday evening, at Congrega-
necessary to bring Mr. Muenick to be in the form of a social. The
the judge's home no that court Music Study Club will furnish the tion Emanuel, a reception was pub-
could be held there and the man entertainment, followed by recita- licly tendered the distinguished
(Donated by Friends)
n
released according to l aw. I stead tions by members of the club. Folk rabbi. Addresses were delivered
Primaries March 4th, 1929
of waiting for the papers to be , and at modern dancing and refresh- by Rabbis E. Aishiskin, S. M. Cut.
aone. ter and A. M. Ashinsky. M. Kauf-
'Wdielrfolllw
served the officer transferred Mr.
man, president of the Emanuel,
Muenick to the Ferndale police
presided.
West
Warren
Club.
station. During this time Mr. Sel•
Following an appeal by Rabbi
zee and Meyer Lieberman went to
The West Warren Mothers Club
are active on work for Ashinsky, a sum of $400 was sub-
the judge's s home on Boston boule-
"SEE CRUZET FOR
vard, where the judge signed the the bridge tea which will be given scribed.
This Saturday morning Rabbi
DANCE MUSIC"
writ for Mr. Muenick's release on March 20 at 2 o'clock. The pro-
Mr. Lieberman's offer to be re- reeds will be donated to the Sloth- Leobowitz will be a guest at Mo-
gen Abraham Synagogue on Earns-
sponsible for him and to go on his. ers and Babies Camp.
worth. Saturday night he will be
I bail. Judge Brennan again called
a guest at a Malaveh Malke at
Clu b:
b
the officer and informed him he Oakland CI
Oakland
Mothers
Club
ama-
Beth
Yehuda Synagogue, Pingree
had signed the writ, only to be told
The
that Mr. Muenick was not there. teur afternoon was successful. and Byron.
This
Sunday evening, at 7
He refused to tell the judge where Many of the children and mothers
Mrs. S. Lankin, I o'clock, he will speak at a large
he was. Upon Judge Brennan's
in- Enticipated.
Muenick
sistence, however, Slr. Ferndale airs. Drapkin, Sirs. Yaffe, and Mrs. open meeting in his honor at Con-
were members of the pro- gregation Mishkan Israel, Blaine
was brought back from Ferndale
exutm
rn eat- and Linwood.
no
mittree 31 i%ib
committee.
to the judge's home and released jeawmcome
High - Class Colored Organization
on bail furnished by Mr. Lieber. gr
ing will be held Feb. 23, at the
man. In the meantime Mr. Hue-
,: at
ish Center,
a
Office, 930 Erskine
nick had been kept from his home
2:30 o'clock. A lecture on Jewish
while
his
two
little
girls
were
Cadillac 7129
ome worrying about their father's participation in the Revolutionary
' h absence. Upon his release Sir War, w th interesting notes on
—
We specialize in Jazz, Sing-
A meeting was held at the home
Muenick was at once taken home George Washington, will be given.
ing and Dancing. Large and
f Mrs. J. Salts, 2734 Leslie ave.
I
email orchestras available at all
he assure his little girls that t heir r Donation
fps
Chalutsoe:
The donation of the Mothers sue, Tuesday, Feb. 19. Matters
times.
of importance were discussed and
father was only arrested for over-
time parking.
Club to the Chalutzos will amount lans completed for a home-
The case against him was dis-
missed in Justice Court the next te about $75. This was due to the p
day. It was brought out in the inspirational talk that Miss Golds cooked luncheon to be given
Meyerson gave to the members of
Wednesday,
March
6, at Cass
the
Pythias
H all , 5153
K nigh
hearing that some officer had writ -
ts of Friend s an d members
on the violation tickets "This the Mothers Clubs on Tuesday, ave nue.
are
invited
to
come
and
help
make
,
.
u
b
12
Ci.
b
.
1
Fe i
c.
Jew says he can p ark anywhere in
this affair a success, socially as
—
the city of Highla nd Park that he
Club :
well as financially.
The next meeting will be held
wants to."
The Glee Club that was organ-
In commenting on the case Judge
a
ss
afotliteir
Tuesday, Feb. 26, at the home of
a
e
a
M
cc
f
ttih
ris
d
ir
o
orad
leadb fa
Brennan said that he was not sat- ij
Mrs. ,J . Cohen, 3045 Cortland. An
be
under
m em the
Jailed with the explanation of the Naomi Lookholder was very suc- interesting program is being pre-
officer for transferring Mr. Hue- cessful.
At the first meeting, pared and refreshments and enter-
A
nick at such a time (midnight \ Tuesday, Feb. 19, there were 10 tainment will be provided.
DAVID CAREY, Mgr.
when the cells were all empty but members present. The club has large gathering is anticipated.
Licensed by City of Detroit
The first of a series of meetings
two, and said that it would appear
work on a Purim
that the officers were persecuting already begun to wor
was held Feb. 16 at the home of
Mr. Sluenick and attempting to Program which will be given at the
We Specialize in Homes,
Sire. N. Fishman, 2984 Burlin-
annual masquerade ball.
punish him before he had been al-
Apartment Houses,
game. Sirs. Bagdad was agreeably'
—
lowed
to
have
advice
or
to
be
heard
:
surprised when a gift was present-I
Hotels, etc.
Child Study Cl
in court. Ile said he hoped that it
The Child Study Classes at the ed to her by the club for her able
24-Hour Service.
was not because of this man's na- Jewish Centers and Fenkell branch work as a member of this organ-,
atonality; but goad Judgment and will shortly end their studies. They ization.
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Pardon o th ers o ften ,
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