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REVISIONIST ZIONIST
MEETING ON OCT. 6
The Zionist Revisionist Organi-
zation will hold an important
meeting on Sunday evening, Oct.
6, at the Byron-Philadelphia Tal-
mud Torah.
Information and statement a
from London relative to the pres-
ent political situation in Palestine
will be communicated at the meet-
ing, as well as reports from the
Palestine press of the last two
weeks.
L. Adkins will speak on "The
PIE9critorrladsn (fiRomcix
Revisionists and the United Jewish I
Front."
"My Girl Friday" Begins RABBI FEDDER COMES
Second Week at Shubert-
TO FLINT SYNAGOGUE
Lafayette.
Other important problems will be
discussed and reports of the week's
Rabbi A. Herbert Fedder, grad-
work will be made oy the various
uate of the Jewish Theological
committees were elected at the last
"My Girl Friday," which begins Seminary of New York, has been
meeting, the culture committee, the
organization, national fund and fi- the second week at the Shubert- elected rabbi of Congregation Ileth
nancial committee.
Lafayette Theater this coming
At a meeting last Sunday, Mr. Sunday night, was authored and
Altman was elected chairman, Man- directed by William A. Grew, who
ushevitz, vice-chairman; Penush, also plays the star role. This
secretary; Newman, treasurer; Ben smart, new comedy came to De-
Zwi, Weisbrot and Avrunin, mem- troit from its long successful run
at the Republic Theater, New
bers of the board.
York. It offers an intimate view
into the private life and "innocent"
Checker. Cabs. Empire 7000 fun of Broadway chrous girls.
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The
Radio
That
All
America
Is Talking
About!
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RABBI A. HERBERT FEDDER
Israel of Flint. Ile will deliver
the sermons during the High Holy
Days and during the Succoth fes-
tival.
l'revioua to coming to Flint
Rabbi redder occupied pulpits in
Mamaroneck, N. Y., West Palm
Beach, F Ia., and Brooklyn, N. Y.
t o
Micro-synchronous
Victor-
designed
The
Victor-built
Matchless
Victor
Victor
Radio
quality!
A radio that has
taken the coun-
try by storm — a
radio that is
years ahead of
any other.
Marvelous
Beauty
Uniongrams: —
The Uniongram committee of
the Sisterhood reminds members
of the Congregation and their
friends of the many advantages
of sending Uniongrams. They
take the place of telegrams on all
occasions of joy and sorrow and
can also be used on the holy Days
to send greetings.
In sending a Uniongram one does
a double good for the personal
message is more appreciated than
a perfunctory card, and besides
the proceeds go to the Hebrew
Union College. Uniongrams cost
25 cents each and are sold in books
of four or sinkly. For further in-
formation and for orders call Mrs.
Harry Goldberg, Arlington 8082-151
or Mrs. Osman Fisher, Arlington
0585,
Succoth Contributions:
Succoth, or the Feast of Teber-
nodes, falls this year on Satur-
day, Oct. 19. As usual, the re-
ligious committee of the Sister-
h ood will erect a booth of fruits
and vegetables and for this mem-
bers of the Congregation are urged
to send contributions either of food
or of money. After Succoth these
will be distributed to needy fam-
ilies. All donations of money
should be sent to Mrs. J. Vehon,
11534 Byron avenue.
Wishing All Our Jewish Friends and
Patrons a Happy and Prosperous
New Year
At the last meeting of Menorah 1
Society held on Sunday, Sept. 29,
at 2226 Taylor, detailed plans were
formulated for the student day
dance to be held on Oct. 20. Ar-
rangements were also made for the
city college meeting which was held
at the college on Tuesday, Oct. I,
at 12:30. Professor Levin spike
on "The Advantages of Being a
Menorah Member" to an interested
audience.
Plans were also made for future
programs of both educational and
social natures. Due to the holi-
days the Menorah will be unable
to hold meetings for some time to
come, but programs of interest are
to be given as soon as meetings
recommence.
Wilkie Shirt Co.
Shirt Makers for 25 Years
Shirts to Order
Rev. Holmes to Address In-
stitute of Religion.
Exercises inaugurating the
eighth academic year of the Jew-
ish Institute of Religion will be
held at 8:30 o'clock Oct. 7, in the
auditorium of the Institute. The
address on this occasion will be
given by the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes, minister of the Community
r.
u
Chrch,
New York. Thon.
Jul ian vv
.
Mack,
chairmane of H the
board of trustee., will preside at
these exercises.
The number of admissions has
exceeded that of any previous year.
The applications of 17 new stu-
dents have been accepted, though
this number is about one-fourth of
the number of applications re-
ceived. The new students include
David Lowe of Kalamazoo, Mich.,1
and Albert Michaels of Lansing,
Mich.
Jewish Welfare Federation
Flower Fund.
Sample r Shown at Your Home or Office
115 EAST GRAND RIVER
Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All
PRAYER BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Wa
also carry a complete stock of Siderim, Machzerim,
Talesim, silk and wool, etc., imported from Europe.
A Complete Line of Greeting Cards. Excellent Service
Esroigito and Lulovim Imported Direct from Palesene
S. Chesluk Book Store
9300 Oakland Avenue
Longfellow 6896
Between Owen and Westminster
Rosh Hashonah
Greetings
May the New Year
bring joy, content.
ment, happiness and a
full measure of pros-
perity to the entire
community is the wish
of
ents have their children subscribe
to the children's magazine, Young
Israel, published by the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations.
It contains departments suited to
children of all ages, from primary
to high school. The current issue
contains articles on the High holy
ys, including a story by Ra bbi
From.
CANTOR B. RICE
AVENUE
Randolph 6321
1 The rabbis recommend that par-
of
Extraordinary
Kol
Services—Sunday,
Oct. 13, at 7 o'clock.
Yom Kippur Morning Services
—Monday, Oct. 14, at 10 o'clock.
Children Service—Monday, Oct
14, at 21:30 p.
Afternoon (Memorial Service)
—1 o'clock.
day, Oct. 14, at 12:30, all the chil-
dren of the Temple will gather in J. B. FISHMAN CHOSEN
the main auditorium for special
children's services. The service HOME LIFE INSURANCE
will be l ed y the confirma tion REPRESENTATIVE HERE
class of 1929, the officers of w hich
will deliver the prayers and ca
rd
The a appointment of Jack B.
the ritual. Rabbi Leon From will Fishman as special representative
tell a Yom Kippur story.
of the Ilome Life Insurance Co.,
of New York in Detroit, as well
1Young Israel:
Another Cabinet
The
Notes
Yom Kippur Services:
MENORAH STUDENT
bAY TO BE OCT. 29
Religious School Sessions:
fr
There will be no religious school
Contributions to the Flower
, session Saturday, Oct. 5, but ses-
' sions will be held as usual on Sun- Fund of the Jewish Welfare Fed-
eration have been received in mem-
day, Oct. 6,
ory of Emil Ileyn from Mr. and
Children's Services:
Mrs. William Brown and Mr. and
On Yom Kippur afternoon, Mon- Mrs. Maurice A. Enggass.
is now presented in
Micro-synchron-
ous—every part
having to do
with operation
In absolutely
perfect balance
with every ot'..,11.
part.
ample etli El
Samuel
Weiss
He is a graduate of Johns Hop-
kins university, where he received
his doctor of philosophy degree in
1921, and of the Jewish Theologi-
gal Seminary, New York City. He
New
also attended the National Farm
It houses the same
New and im-
School, Doylestown, Penn., in 1917
equipment and pro-
proved circuit.
I where he prepared for pioneer
VICTOR-RADIO
Young People's Temple Club:
work in Palestine.
vides the same peer-
Legal Advisor to the Sheriff of Wayne
Super automatic,
Cantor B. Rice will conduct the
Rehearsals and tryouts for the
less
performance
as
services
at
the
Beth
Israel.
December Musical Show are held
County
full vision sta-
Is Priced
four times a week in the Brown
the first model offer-
tion selector.
Platform
of
Memorial chapel. Sunday after-
George
A.
Ding-
ed — which almost
noon at 4, and Monday, Tuesday
at Only
man, Candidate for Council. and
Wonderful new
Thursday nights at 7:30.
overnight became the
There are still a number of vac-
Victor electro-
George A. Dingman, candidate ancies in the cast. Young men
radio sensation of the
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Detroit, Mich.
for
councilman,
has
issued
a
state-
dynamic speak-
and women of Temple households
entire country. The
ment in which he advocates the
are invited to come and enroll for
er.
following:
classical design of this
participation in the play,
If elected to the office of coun-
Hear the n e w
new cabinet and the
cilman, I will work for the good Beth El College:
Manufacturers and Distributors
of the city as follows:
rich woods employed
JACK B. FISHMAN
Victor Radio to-
"The New Testament From the
Ask Your Grocer For
"A better representation of the
Jewish
Viewpoint"
will
be
the
sub-
make it a rarely
day — enjoy ra-
people by district.
as throughout the state of Michi-
WHITE STAR SPECIAL SOUR CREAM
ject of the course to be given at gan, is announced by the company.
"Transportation
and
rapid
trans-
LESS TUBES
dio reception
beautiful addition to
With Every Meal
Beth El College of Jewish studi
Sir. F'ishman, who has made a
It, utilizing the present system,
this season by Dr. Franklin. Ra bbi boat of friends in Detroit during
such as you have
the home furnishings.
Deliciously Different. All kinds of Loaf Cheese
which will be an asset to the tax-
F'ram will give a course on "T he his residence here the past 23
payers, and safeguard the pub-
never listened to (Victor-Radio Electrola, $275
The price is $215, less
lic, together with a downtown sub- History of Palestine—from t he Years, has made a special study
before.
tubes. Easy monthly
Less Tubes)
way, as presented by the Miller prehistoric days before the Trib en of partnership and educational in-
of Israel entered the country to aurance and is now considered one
Schoen system.
terms if desired.
"Widening of streets and boule- the present crisis." Rabbi Be r_ of the best informed men in De-
vards for the benefit of the pub- nard Zeiger of Temple Beth El, trait on these specialized insur-
lic, the cost of the same to be Flint, Mich., will give two cours es, ance problems.
assessed at large. At present it one on "Modern Religious Mo N
Mr. Fishman expressed his will-
ingness to supply information on
does not get the possible results ments and their Historical Bac
for owners of property along those ground" and the other on "T he insurance questions to his friends
highways. In more than one in- Poetry of the Bible." Samuel Le- and to local firms whom he urges
stance, it has worked a hardship. vine of the Jewish Centers Asso- to subscribe to partnership insur-
"Parking regulations to help the ciation will again give a course in ance. He states also that he is
merchant, as well as the public Club Leadership and Miss Rose auth orized to give a special pre-
Steinway Representatives
in a just manner, and not congest Pike of the United Hebrew schools ferred policy which is issued to a
I continue her courses in el
preferred list of business men.
the downtown business area.
1313-21 WOODWARD AVENUE
"Taxes, as levied for current mentary and advanced Hebrew.
Friends of Mr. Fishman are
urged to consult him also on the
and special benefits, to be justly
assessed and justly spent."
BRACHMAN SAYS REAL question of educational policies for
Dr. Dingman was Wayne Coun-
ESTATE NEVER FAILS children which offer special ad-
ty road engineer from 1908 to
vantages for the young as well as
TO STAGE COME-BACK the
parents.
1917; county surveyor from 1917
w000
to 1918; drain commissioner from
Mr. Fiahman's offices are lo-
IL J. Brachman, well known De- cated
1919 to 1929.
at 1105 Majestic building,
mi trealtor, in addresses deliv- telephone Cadillac 3085. His resi-
red recently at the annual con- dence is at 2045 Gladstone, tele-
Phi Gamma Eta Sorority v ention of the Michigan Real Es- phone Euclid 7071.
Dance for Palestine
ate Association at St. Joseph,
ich., and before the brokers' di-
Fund.
ision of the Detroit Real Estate
The Palestine Relief Dance to he
B card, declared:
Rosh Hashonah
given at the Book-Cadillac Satur-
day, Oct. 12 by the Phi Gamma it "Real estate always comes back,
Greetings
Eta Sorority shows promise of sue- ii has its booms and depressions
ke all other lines of business, but
erns, according to reports of tickets
al estate always comes back. It
Wishing All My
sold by members last week .
All clubs, sororities and fratern- always has been and always will
Friends and
ities are urged to attend so that be the backbone of the world's in-
Clients Best
a large sum may be turned over vestments and the world's income."
Wishes
for a
In explaining whatealieesttraotteibmlearis
to the fund.
present with the r
Happy and
Tickets may be bought at the I Z t
et,
Mr.
door.
Brachman said: "The
Prosperous
ublic is fickle and has found an-
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former discussions around tea ta-
bles on homes, operations and re-
Representative
ceipts have been supplanted tenta-
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tively by the discussions of stocks,
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golf and 18-day diets."
Author'sed Ford Dealer
Mr. Brachman declared real es-
Th'rd and Hancock
tate investments to be sound only
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when thoroughly looked into. "In
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this respect they are the same as
stocks on the market," he said.
The Detroit realtor said there
are many who claim real estate
inv estments do not always find a
rea dy market, but he explained the
ne w method put into effect by New
Yo rk brokers. "They have capi-
Restore Courtesy and Efficiency
tai ized certain real estate projects
an d established an exchange for,
the ready sale.of unit certificates, r
the same as the stock market, and ,
by so doing have facilitated mat-
ten for realty holdings carried in
t way.
'This is the day of specialize-
do n, and in order to reach the
big hest order of success in the real
este to business it is necessary for
the realtor to select one distinct
line in which to spec'alize. The
real estate field is much too large
too comprehensive for one in-
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dual to spread himself over,"
Mr. Brachman emphasized.
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Season's Greetings
May the New Year bring to all our Jewish Friends and Patrons a
Full Measure of Happiness and Prosperity
ARTHUR E. DINGEMAN
King Wah Lo Cafe
COUNCILMAN
B. B. KEYWELL
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To neighbors and friends, to all de-
voted Detroiters, hearty greetings
and sincere wishes for a happy and
prosperous New Year. May the year
just beginning be fruitful of great
accomplishments
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
In the spirit of the season we extend to the Jewish commu-
nity of Detroit best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
ORIOLE THEATRE
Linwood at Philadelphia
S.
C. WEED, House Manager
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PALMS
WILLARD F.
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For
1 Mrs. Edwards' Father Passe*,
CCONSTABLE1
at 72.
TWELFTH WARD
' Mrs. Max Edwards rf 1465 Cal-
Born and Always Lived in Twelfth
. vert Wednesday morning received
,
Ward
I word of the death on Tuesday night
her father. Square A. Vinton of
Columbus, Miss., at the ago of 72.
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City Treasurer
Milford Stern
Joseph Ehrlich
Morris (CappY) Kaplan
Clarence Enggass
Jacob Nathan
Dr. J. Lefton
Bernard Ginsburg
Rubin W. Klein •
Lewis J. DeYoung
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