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PAFE NINE
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Orcha Halprin
VIOLIN STUDIOS
for
Advanced Talented Pupils
2010 Clairmount avenue.
William K. Levy of Merrill avenue announces the engagement of
his daughter, Sylvia, to David E. Cowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bressler of
EDISON AVENUE, Phone Arl. 1274-J
A lc Halpern is a graduate of the Budapest Conservatory
of Music where lie studied under the well-known
Professor leno Ilubay,
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Halpern studied in New York for live years under
Professor Leopold Auer, world renowned in-
structor of such geniuses as Toscha 'Goblet,
Mischa Elman and Ephraim Zimbalist.
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Births
Oct. 1S—To Mr. and Mrs. N. Scheinberg (Janet Marks)
West Philadelphia, a daughter, Greta Joyce.
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With the presentation on the first
Sunday in N..vember of the first
Velvet
Frocks
of its new radio programs, the
General Committee on Jewish Re-
ligious Radio Programs will inaug-
urate a series of broadcasts, new'
in concept, wide in scope, and a
radical departure from those offer-
ed for the past six and a half years
in New York. NOW, over the Na-
tional Broadcasting Red Network,
comprising many key stations and
reaching millions of listeners, these
regular broadcasts, originating
from Station \V EA F', New York,
will mark the furthest advance yet
made by any Jewish organization
to disseminate among the Amer-
ican people a knowledge of what
American Judaism represents.
David N. Mosessohn, as the
chairman of a committee which in-
cludes 'so of the most prominent
Jews in New York, is the guiding
Have the Enthusiastic
Approval of Fashion
For luncheon and mati-
nee wear . . . at tea-
time. . .for dinner at
home or at the club. . .
for dancing informally
or formally. Attend
every autumn and win-
ter event with complete
confidence—wearing a
Rollins velvet frock.
22,000 GIRLS ATTEND
BAJS JAKOB SCHOOLS
$39.75 up
Many of the Schools in Their new
Buildings.
Skefrheds A blue refry'
!rock in scull-princegse
style, with hire details.
An increase almost 20-fold in
the attendance of Jewish girls at
the Baja .Jakob schools since their
organization in 1919-23 is report-
ed by Rabbi Leo Jung, who is the
chairman of the American Bajs
Jakob committee. The maximum
attendance at these schools during
the first four years of their exist-
ence, in Poland, was 1,130. Since
then, their number has grown from
eight to 21, and the scope of their
sphere of influence has spread to
Lithuania, Czechoslovakia, Aus-
tria and Palestine. Twenty-tive
new schools are to be opened by
Baja ,Jakob this fall. Eight addi-
tional kindergartens were added to
the Bajs 'Jakob school system (lur-
ing the past year.
A number of the Baja Jakob
schools established during the past
year are housed in their own build-
ings. These include a girls high
school in Ponieviez. A new build-
ing is also planned for the Baje
Jakob Industrial Art School at
Krakow, which is rapidly approach-
ing completion, on the banks of
the Vistula, in one of the most
salubrious sections of the city.
Japanese
Mink Coats
$590 up
Genuine mink from
Japan. . .styled in
true Rollins manner
...fashioned with ex-
acting attention to
detail . . . priced for
the modest budget.
SPECIAL WARNING!
INTER-RACIAL BODY
DIRECTS DRIVE FOR
SALOMON MONUMENT
DUE TO COUNTERFEITING OF
Nite Hawk Club Tickets
For the Dance to be held at the
STATLER HOTEL
on Sunday October 20,
The advance sale of tickets has been stopped.
The public is invited to attend our affair.
1:1 Tickets will be sold at the door on the night of the dance only.
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bgure behind this great movement.
The fili,t'llee of religious propa-
ganda and the emphasis on the al-
truistic principles upon which they
are based will combine to make
these programs one of the outstand-
ing features of the air.
The establishment of a univer-
sal goodwill, the stimulation of the
finer and more beautiful ideals of
mankind, the attempt to acquaint
the world with the charm and solid
beauty of things Jewish, be will
Lc' some of the more important
aims of these programs. No longer
will Jewish radio broadcasts be a
thing merely for Jews, according
to Mr. Mosessohn and members of
the committee, but they will he
made sots teresting, so appealing,
so beautiful, that the average lis-
tener, tuning in accidentally, will
be held by them and will make a
;mint of listening to them regular-
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Listen in on WWJ Saturday
MOSCOW.—(J, T. A.) — The
night, 8:30 to 9 o'clock, for Ted
Hebrew alphabet lost five charac-
and A • in "Laundry Land."
ters by a decree of the Ukrainian
Commissariat of Education, acting
ir
upon the request of the Jewish sec-
tion of the Communist party.
The ancient alphabet has five
double letters, for the sounds equiv-
alent to eh, m, n, 7., ph, the double
being used only at the end of a
Our Service Beyond Compare
word and called the final charac-
ter. The Commissariat of Educa-
Phones Cadillac 5169-5170
tion now ordered the Yiddish lan-
guage schools to eliminate from the
reading and writing in the class-
rooms and in the publication of
111
text books the "long chat, long 111.1=M111=
mem, long nun, long udi, long pile. ,
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crisis which arose in the Jewish
colonies in Crimea over the lack of
seed was liquidated by the speedy!
action of the Soviet Government.;
Due to the intervention of Ily - 1
kov, the commissariat of trade is-I
sued telegraphic orders today to
t he C r mean authorities to provide
the Jewish colonies with seed
mediately.
iundry
service
Ukrainian Commissariat
Reforms Jewish Alphabet
"Better Than Ever"
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ACTS TO RELIEVE
CRIMEA COLONISTS
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.) -- The
The late Dr. Alkalay was one of
the leading gynecologists of Eu-
rule sand rendered distinguished
services as an army physician (Mr-)
ing the World War. He was'
president of the Belgrade lodge of
the Independent Order B'nai
lt'rith.
With his brother, Rabbi Alkalay,'
chief rabbi of Jugoslavia, he was a
delegate to the first Zionist con;
gress. Ile had always been an
active Zionist worker.
The Jugoslavian pres maintained
man ylaudatory statements on the
late Dr. Alkalay.
Repairing and Remodeling
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The Meta Alpha Theta Sorority
Extend. 14, 41 wkhes to all it member,
parrots cud friends for • happy and
Proxperno• New Year,
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Benj. F Schneider
11309 Pinehunt
, Fix tel.'s hi+ hes twishes to his rola-
ikes and friends for • nappy and
Checker Cab
Agnes takes a supple piece of tricot favorite, drapes
it around the head, adds a nonchalant bow, and achieves
this jaunty little head-piece. True artistry and no less!
Light as a feather on your head, it's as smart as ever a
hat could be!
K A I S
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ales Isadore Callow
2221 Calvert Avenue
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wish, to hi+ re's-
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e•nd+ for a linepy 161111
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Brings a Chorus of Approval!
Mr. Ben Avi states that he is
going to London and New York to
divulge the truth regarding the
Palestine events, as the govern-
ment still stifles the press.
Eu ,„
1„.,,
Agnes' Tricot Favorite
The Jews of Palestine have
shown a splendid understanding
and they fought for their own,
country, lie said. "The Yishub
unanimously demands the dia. ,
missal of culprits like Keith-Roach
and the creation of a Jewish militia
in the colonies."
friends for a palmy and
BELGRADE, Jugoslavia. — (J.
T. AL—Dr, Solomon Alkalay,
president of the Sephardic Jewish
community of Belgrade, died here
Sept. 16.
The campaign for the erection of
a monument to Ilaym Salomon, pat-
Ilave an Expert Furrier do
riot of the American Revolution,
your work.
will be inter-racial in scope, it was
decided at a meeting of the Ilaym
Moth-Proof Fur Storage
Salomon :Monument Committee
held this afternon at the office of
11849 Linwood at Elmhurst
the Federation of Polish Jews in
America, 32 Union Square, New
Arlington 5406
York City.
Benjamin Winter, chairman of
the Ilaym Salomon Monument —
Committee, announced that the de-
I to make the appeal for the
monument on a nun-sectarian bas-
is had been made at the suggestion
of Ralph Pulitzer.
The design for the memorial sub-
mitted by Anton Schaaf, sculptor ,
of the monument at the 14th Regi-
ment Armory in Brooklyn, New
York, and of the World War Me-
: morial Monument at Ridgewood,
was approved at the meeting. It
was decided also to create an en-
larged, inter-racial national corn-
. mittee, composed of 200.
, Z. Tygel, executive director of
the Federation of Polish Jews in
' America, will direct the campaign
oor the llaym Salomon monument.
Nathan Straus, Jr., is the organiza-
tion chairman, Jacob I.eichtman,
, president of the Modern Investment
& Loan Corporation is the treasur-
er, David Trautman is the record-
' ing secretary, and Benjamin nul-
• the national chairman.
1 ter is
Dentist.
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On arrival he stated that the
Palestine authorities were unwill-
ing to permit him to have the
country. Ile proceeded by boat to
Beirut, where he obtained permis-
sion from the French to land.
Julius Oppenhelm
2488 West
chd
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We have a
9428 Oakland Ave.
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S.--1.1. T. A.I- -Hun mar
Ben Avi, well-known Hebrew pub-
licist and co-editor of the Dear
Ila'yorn, who was wounded during
the Jerusalem outbreak, arrived
here on his way to the United
States.
GREETINGS
Of Non-Sectarian Nature, They Will Be Free of An y Propaganda;
Initial Broadcast Nov. 3; David N. Mosessohn and 50 Notable
Jews Form General Committee.
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS TO CORRECT AN
ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION THAT HAS
GAINED CONSIDERABLE NOTORIETY
AMONG RFSIDENTS AROUND MY OFFICE.
THE FATALITY OF MR. JACOBSON DID NOT
OCCUR IN MY OFFICE. I WISH TO THANK
ALL MY FRIENDS AND PATIENTS IN RE-
FUTING SUCH GOSSIP AS MAY BE HEARD.
Respectfully,
DR. H. M. FRIEDMAN
BEN AVI ARRIVES IN
PARIS ON WAY TO U. S.
:Mks Estelle Woronoff of 1635
West Philadelphia has returned to
the city after a stay of seven
months in New York. Miss Waro-
o n o was honored with a farewell
dinner at Hotel McAlpin by Miss
Molly Fisher of the Bronx, N. Y.,
prier to her return to her home.
NEW TYPE RADIO PROGRAMS
3t) ADAMS AVFNI F WEST
°Announcement!
Ile is a descendant of the Ma-
hare!, rabbi of Prague, creator of
the "Golem," according to legend.
Maurice Ruse of Chicago, Ill.,
spent the holidays in Detroit with
Oct. 20—Miss Mollie Rothenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max his parents, Air. and Mrs. S, Rose
of Cortland avenue.
Rothenberg, to Joel Edward Carris, at Temple Beth El.
Oct. 29—Miss Ida Penslar, (laughter of Max Penslar, to Samuel
Henry Weinstein has returned
Selman, son of J. Selman of Leslie avenue.
from a brief business trip to New
Nov. 3—Miss Sylvia Helen Jackson to Milton Frederick Gottes-
York ('ity. While there he spent
man, at the Steller Hotel.
several days with David A. Brown.
Nov. 11—Miss Ruth Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Albert Kahn,
to Edward Rothman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rothman.
Ms. Lee Kahn of Huntington,
Ind., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Fisher.
Halpern appeared in concert halls throughout Eu-
rope, receiving favorable comment from world-
famed critics.
HIMELHOCHS
BUDAPEST.—( (J. T. AL—Dr.
Tibor Loew was appointed presi-
den of the Budapest
( 'ourt, Dr. Loew is an observant
Jew and is is prominent member of
the executive committee of the
Budapest Kehillah.
AIN. Frank Rabwin and son,
Dr. Murk Itabwin, of Los Angeles,
Cal., spent 11 new days in Detroit
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rabwin of 3200 West Boston
boulevard, en route to their home
after a trite to Europe.
.
Mr Halprin was until recently first violinists of the Cin-
cinnati Symphony Orchestra under the direction
of Fritz Reiner.
Mr
Engagements
Rabbi and Mrs Aaron Al Ashinsky announce the engagem•at of
Leopold D. Mayer is spending,
their (laughter, Judith, to Rabbi Dr. Chaim Kaplan of Brooklyn, N. Y.
several days in Escanaba, Mich.
Mrs, Jennie Bluinrosen of the Wilshire hotel announces the en-
: gagement of her daughter, Rita, to Ellis Fisher, son of Mr. I. Fisher
Miss Billie Klein has returned to
I of Boston, Mass.
the city after having spent the
Mr. D. Bcrgstein of 9433 Oakland avenue announces the betrothal holidays with her parents in Cleve-
of his (laughter, Freda, to Benjamin S. Golden.
land. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. David Selker of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, announce
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Stern and
the engagement of their daughter, Miriam Joyce, to Mr. George E.
Goldberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. l'hilip Goldberg, Southmoor Hotel Chi- Airs. Sarah Rosenzweig left Friday
cago. Miss Selker is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohn, for a short visit in French Lick
Springs, lint. Before returning to
• 331(1 AVebb avenue.
Detroit they will spend some time
Sir. and Mrs Samuel Altschuler of 5732 Fischer avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Louis M. Bressler, son of with relatives in Hamilton, Ohio.
Noted Violinist who has won international re-
nown with his concerts in this country and in
Europe, announces the opening of
at 2 166
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