America Parish Perla&cal Cotter

CLI PTO N AY!NUI • CINCINNATI 10, 01110

J ar:

ONCE ANTI-SEMITE
NOW JEWS' FRIEND

Professor Jorga, Rumanian
Statesman, Arrives
in U. S.

NEW YORK. — Prof. Nicholas
Jorge, Rumanian historian and
statesman and president of Bucha-
rest University, arrived Monday on
the Italian liner Roma to lecture in
the United Sties. Although a for-
mer leader in the anti-Semitic
mcvenient, Professor Jorga is now
friendly to the Jews and was hear-
tily welcomed by Jewish leadqrs
when the liner reached her pier.
Among those Who net him was
Carol Davila, Rumanian minister
to Washington, who went down the
bay to board the Roma at Quaran-
tine. Others included George Bon-
cesco and Jacob Rosenthal, ad-
visers to the Rumanian legation.
Professor Jorga explaned his
change of viewpoint on the Jewish
question by saying that until the
time he severed his connection with
anti-Semitic groups the competi-
tion between Jews and Christians
was bitter and that the Jews had
almost complete control of trade.
Ile felt then, that he had no other
course but to take a stand against
them.
Now, he added, Rumania has he-
come a greater country with op-
portunity for all creeds and all
classes and all classes feel the need
for working together toward na-

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tional advancement. Above every-
thing else, Professor Jorga said, he
is for peace.
Professor Jorga, lung a member
of parliament and leader of the CATERERS—Strictly kosher.,En- 'FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
room in modern steam-heated
gagements, wedding and
National Democratic party, was
apartment. Suitable for refined
banquets. Catered by plate. De-
the tutor of Prince Carol, who re-
young lady. Good home for
trait Catering Co., M. A.
nounced his rights to the Ruma-
right party, or will share the
Pereira,
Prop.,
Longfellow.
5654
nian throne several years ago and
apartment. Quiet surroundings;
is now in exile in France.
use
of piano; $4 per week. Near
The professor will slay in New SIRS. J. SHERLINE—First-class
Trumbull car and Fourteenth
York for several days, after which
catering for weddings and par-
bus.
2073 l'ingree, Apt. 206,
ties. 15850 Linwood. Long-
he will go to Chicago and Indian
Euclid 0119-M.
harbor, Ind., where he is to lec-
fellow 7352.
ture. Ile was invited there by the
Nicholas Jorga Club, founded in ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA- FOR RENT—Pleasant sunny fur-1
niched room for one or two gen- I
his honor by Rumanians 20 years
TORS—We do painting, deco-
tlemen or employed couple. in
ago.
rating and plastering. Guaran-
modern private home. Well
teed work. I.. Nathanson, 2987
heated, hot water and shower
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
Jewish Welfare Federation
bath, also home privileges. Near
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
Flower Fund.
Dexter has and Linwood car
p. m.
line. 3227 Calvert avenue,
Hemlock 8756-J.
Contributions to the flower fund i FOR RENT—A. nicely furnished
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
room with five windows and all FOR RENT—A nicely furnished
have been received in memory of
modern improvements; with or
room for refined gentleman.
Mrs. Sadie Newman train Mrs. S.
without garage; near street cars
single home. All modern con-
Gilbert ; in memory of Charles C..
and bus lines. 1935 Clairmount,
veniences. Stall shower, steam
Brown from A. B. Heaven rich.
Garfield 6867-M
heat, continuous hot water. No
other roomers. Near Linwood
Excursion Through Canada 'MEDICAL STUDENT desires a
car and Dexter bus. Reasonable
room in exchange for light serv-
rent. Hemlock 2266-W. 3006
to See Niagara Iceberg.
ices. Call Garfield 9866. harry.
'
Leslie avenue.
The Canadian-New York Coach I
References exchanged.
Lines, Ltd., with Detroit offices at
FOR RENT — Neatly furnished
2228 Woods- a rd avenue, announce FOR RENT—Nicely furnished
room for one or two. Twin
a big excursion through Canada
room in private family; near
beds. shower bath, hot running
from Jan. 31 to Feb. 3, offering an
street car and bus line. 3285
water. 2674 Elmhurst avenue,
opportunity to see the Niagara Ice-
Tuxedo, Arlington 8440-R.
Hemlock 8794-W.
berg. Coaches leave at 8 a. m. and
8:15 p. m., and the return trip can PIANO INSTRUCTION-1f you TO RENT—Furnished room for
be made for $10. want to learn to play quickly one or two ladies or gentlemen
in refined home. 2033 West
Palace parlor roaches will make
and correctly, phone Sigmond D.
Philadelphia, Garfield 9779-J.
the trip, offering all home comforts.
My
Rosen, Arlington 6990.
I Card tables will be available dur-
system produces results. Fees
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
I ing the trip.
reasonable.
room. Lady or gentleman or
married couple working. Meals
ATTRACTIVE GIRL, age 24,
if desired. Bus stops at door,
would like to meet refined gen-
and near car line. Call Garfield
tleman. Object, matrimony. Am
1702-R.
refined, intelligent, of excellent
education and of good family. FOR RENT—Seven-room upper
Can give references. Address
flat. Newly decorated, electric
Box 900, Detroit Jewish Chron-
refrigerator. automatic hot
icle.
water heater, garage and side I

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Dinner Dancing, 6 to 9
Supper Dancing, 9:30 to 1

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Luncheon-11 to 2
50c-60c

Evening Dinner-5 to 8
75c-$1,-$1.25

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ENTERTAINMENT

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Ambassador

246 Edmund Place
at John R.

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Italian and American
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Sunday Dinner-

to 8
$1,-$1.25

12:30

devoted
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bridgeor wedding parties, etc.
Call Longfellow 8076

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the Gang in Welcoming
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EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

When you think you have heard

burglar, and you find you have . . .

be nonchalant , , ,

LIGHT A MURAD.

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Convenient to schools. I
drive.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Centers Association will be honor
Rent reasonable. 1722 Burlin- PURITY CHAPTER'S
room for single or couple. Kitch-
guests. The president and vice-
game, Hemlock 1586-J.
BRIDGE-TEA FEB. 19
en privileges. Refined home.
president of each mothers club
No children. Near Fourteenth
Calendar for February:
will represent their clubs at the
furnished
bus. 2276 Gladstone, Euclid FOR
Feb. I--Bridge-social sponsored banquet. Mrs. A. Drapkin, presi-
Abe Max, who has been selling
suitable
for
one
or
two,
room RENT—Nicely
, '
4387,
by Pals.
dent; Mrs. Sara Failik, vice-presi- Chevrolet cars for so long that his
in private fatally. All conveni-
Feb. 2-3—Yiddish lecture, by dent, and Mrs. Sarah Lankin, ex- name is synonymous with economi-
ences. 4008 Elmhurst, one
FOR SAI.E—HOUSES
Dr. J. Kaufman.
president, will be the hostesses. cal transportation, was signally
block west of Dexter, Fairmount I
2261 GLYNN COURT
Feb. 5—Lecture for girls by Dr. The next meeting of the club will honored last week by the Chevro-
4346-M.
Between 14th and La Salle Blvd. I
Salutsky.
be held on Saturday, Feb. 1, at the let Motor Car Company when he
Unusual opportunity to obtain im- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Feb, 8—Bridge social sponsored I Jewish Center.
was elected vice-president of the
mediate possession of attractive I
by Waki Fraternity.
rooms for couple or two single
"One-Hundred-Car Club" of the
home near Roosevelt school dis-1
Feb. 9—A. Z. A. open house and West Warren Culture Club:
boys; two bedrooms. All kitchen .
Detroit zone.
! trict. Newly decorated, 10
banquet; Sigma Iota Kappa ban-
privileges. 2250 West Davison,
The "One-Hundred-Car Club" is
The West Warren Culture Club
rooms, oil burner, Frigidaire,
quet.
Longfellow 4593.
has devoted all its meetings to lec- an honorary salesmen's organiza-
side drive, 2-car garage. Euclid'.
Feb. 15—Bridge social spon- tures, but is planning a few social tion of the Chevrolet Motor Car
7103, Cadillac 3695.
FOR RENT—Room. Reasonable
sored by Jolly Sports.
meetings, one of which will be in Company composed of men who
rent. 2295 Pingree, near La
Feb. 16—Theta Srekappa
the form of a bridge and tea, at sell 100 or more cars per year.
TO RENT—FLATS
Salle. Call Euclid 7669.
Senior Council dance.
the
next meeting, at 2 p. m. Wed- Offices in the club go to the sales
2253 GLADSTONE
Feb. 19—Fashion show, spon-
nesday, Feb. 5, at Kronk Commu- leaders in their respective dis-
Upper flat, 6 large rooms, 3 bed- WANTED—Girl (Jewish or Ger-
sored by Phi-So-Lites.
nity
House, Junction and McGraw. tricts, Mr. Max, therefore, auto-
rooms, $60. Excellent location,
man) to assist housekeeping. Ni
Feb. 22—Bridge social sponsored
The club is planning many lec- niatically being elected by virtue
near Fourteenth avenue bus.
washing. Call Cedar 4582 for
by Out-ForFuns.
tures
and classes. A dietetics class of his marvelous sales record for
Key downstairs. French Mort-
appointment, Mr. Rose.
Feb. 23—Senior Council dance
for the members will be held ever
the past year.
gage and Bond Co., Cadillac
sponsored by Strangers.
FOR
RENT—Furnished
room
for
Wednesday
afternoon at the Kron
3695, Euclid 7193.
"Abe," who is one of "Bud's'',
Feb. 25—Adamless dance spon-
All kitchen
couple or single.
Community House, from 1:30 to boys, can always be reached at the
sored by girls' committee.
Arlington
DUPLEX SACRIFICE-
Call
privileges.
2:30.
Strong Chevrolet showroms, 8510
Feb.
26—Drama-tea
sponsored
1692 VIRGINIA ('ARK
0897-M. 2690 Fullerton.
Twelfth street.
by senior dramatic group.
Unusual opportunity to secure at-
Fenkell Mothers' Club:
tractive duplex at mortgage FOR RENT—Rochester, 3766—,
MRS. ANN WEINBECK
A Father and Sons program is Detroit Historical Museum.
Lin.Dsixter Mothers' Club:
Nicely furnished room, for
price. First and second floors
couple employed, with
v
or with- Ann Weinheck, worthy matron, an-
At the second meeting of this being prepared by this club. The
have seven rooms, breakfast
In the heart of Detroit's down-
out kitchen
e
privii eges, or for nounces that Purity Chapter is newly organized club, on Jan. 21, plan is to Invite the fathers and
nook, excellent layout. Electric
single party, with quiet fanoly. ' sponsoring a charity tea and bridge at B'nai Moshe, Lawrence and Dex- sons of members to a dance and town business district at 2302.18
refrigeration. Third floor has
Near car line and but. Clean. party at Hotel Statler on Feb. 19, ter, installation of officers was entertainment Saturday, Feb. 15, 1 Barium Tower, Cadillac Square,
two-room apartment with bath.
Reasonable. Call Euclid 3907, 1 at A
1:30.
held. Sixty members were present at the Fenkell branch of the Jew-1 one may see the transition from
Three-car garage. Side drive.
Franklin, Ida Gould, Fan- and the president and vice-presi- IA Center, 3430 Fenkell avenue. the Indian tepees and the little
Mrs. Dieter.
Title given for $5,000 cash with '
A special program will he ar- French settlement of yesterday to
new five-year $15,000 mortgage. , TO RENT—Furnished room for nie Davidson, Celia Modell, Agnes dent of the other mothers' clubs
ranged. It is with interest that we the dynamic Detroit of today. This
Yarrows and Minnie Canvasser will were honor guests.
French Mortgage & Bond Com-
are
loakiag forwardt o that t VC museum of over 1100 items, just
single
or
couple.
Home
privi-
act as hostesses.
Mrs. Oscar Robinson, president
pany, 5 West Larned, Cadillac
, nine. An invitation is extended a year old, is filling a long-felt
leg,es. Mrs. E. Ziff, 1969 Dela-
th
League
of
Jewish
Women's
of
3695.
to
daughters
of members to attend want in providing for the assem-
ware avenue, Euclid 3055-51.
Organizations, installed the follow-
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS a year
g officers: Mrs. Toby Segal the dance program in the evening, bling of articles representing the
.
.
TO
RENT
—
Beautiful
modern
making
the
affair a family get- household, farm, civic and business
are earned front the patented
president; Sirs. Anna Letwin, vice-
apartment to share with couple
rubber heel. A fortune can be
president ; Sirs. A. Goldfarb, treas- together, the mothers and daugh- life of Detroit, especially of pio-
Council:
House
or
young
girl.
All
home
con-
ters
covering
the expenses and in neer days.
made from a ventilated inner
urer; Sirs. II. Levine, secretary;
veniences, radio, piano. Near
At the meeting on Monda y eve- !board of directors, Sirs.. J. Corn, charge of preparations.
heel that keeps the feet from
It is desired to honor the mem-
bus and car line. Reasonable. nine $112.72 was turned in to the Sirs. M. ('harness, Mrs. A. Nolish,
The
Fenkell
Slathers Club is
and
also
serves
as
a
perspiring,
Call Sunday or evenings. Hem- members' building fund as a result Sirs. R. Glass and Sirs. R. Levy. holding regular child study classes ory of Michigan's Illustrious sons
cushion for the comfort of the
and daughters and as a result the
lock
6543-W.
every
'fuestlay
afternoon
from
1
of
the
bridge
parties
sponsored
by
„
heel. Requires small capital for
I he next meeting of the u b will
museum has many articles former-
manufacturing. Shoe makers,' LONESOME WIDOW, nice look- th B •ta Rho Delta and Tusi Pala be held at 2 p.
Tuesday,eb. 4, to 3 at the l'enkell branch. Sirs . ly the property of her foremost
Sororities.
shoe manufacturers and shoe
at the B'nai Moshe. The lecture Emery Monash is instructor.
citizens of the past. Here are dis-
ing, aged -13, good companion,
On Wednesday evening, Feb. 5,
A social dancing class for mem-
stores will buy it. Will sell pat-
played the buckskin suit of Gen-
would like to meet refined gentle- 30 couples will attend a sleighride , will be is an interesting niedical bers of the Fenkell Slathers'
ent on a cash and royalty basis.
eral
George A. Custer; the swords
man, aged 45-50. Object matri- party sponsored by the house
has also been arranged and will be
Reply Box 695, care of Detroit
mony. Write Box 705, Detroit
held on Wednesday afternoons at and other military trappings of
Council.
Jewish Chronicle.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Club:
General
Hugh Brady, hero of three
Jewish Chronicle.
Final plans were made fur s on-
the Fenkell branch.
The membership of the club has
o
FLAT FOR RENT--lower; five,
The next meeting of the club' wars; the ifflice chair of Senator
soring the theater party on f
All
clubs
were
invited
to
take
grown.
Two
classes
have
been
or-
Zechariah
('handler, etc.
attractive rooms; newly decorat-
will be hold Saturday, Feb. 1. The
part in stunt night at Temple Beth g/311ixed, a child-study class, which lecture for the day will be on the
The museum is open without
ed; finished floors; built-in fea-
El
on
March
2.
will
be
held
nn
charge to the public every week-
tures, gas range, refrigerator,
Joint Distribution Fund.
h'ins Intermediate :
m. at the Hutchins
day from 9 to 12. It is maintained
separate porches. Near stir
School, and a social dancing class,
by the membership dues of the De-
bus. Garfield 8430-R. $45 per
eague
:
Basketball
L
NEW YORK.—Palestine has ac- Friday Night Services:
which will be held on Tuesdays
troit IIistorical Society.
month.
quired its first cafeteria, according
services have been from 7:30 to 8:30, just preceding
Results .■ f senior games played
evening
Friday
FOR SALE -- Kosher restaurant to word received here at the na- taken easel by Sirs. Emery MO- club meetings, at 2201 Gladstone. on Sunday, Jan. 26: Crescents 21,
and delicatessen. Located in a tional headquarters of Illidassah, nash who has outlined a series of The next meeting will be held on Ilakoah 16; Strangers 22, Alph
T
oih oe . Omega 20 (overtime period); A. an active program for the remain-
I,,
town 85 miles from Detroit. the women's Zionist organization programs that will be both enter- Tuesday,
Feb.
der of the year. The following
Z. A. No. 63 19, A. Z. A. 93 12.
Population 102,000, including of America. It was established by mining and instructive.
Those
Schedule ft.:- Sunday, Feb. 2: A. events have been scheduled: Decla-
about 125 Jewish families. Ex- the Ildassah medical organization programs will follow the Sabbath nization in Russia."
mation tournament, Chamisho Osor
in
the
Rothschild
Hospital,
Jeru-
Z.
A.
93
vs.
Alpha
Omega
at
1:15;
cellent money maker. Only one
se rvice.
,Crestons vs. Ben Boys at 2:15; celebration, I'urim celebration,
O kland
a Mothers' Club:
in town. Owner, Box 680, I e. salem, for pupil and graduate :
nurses.
Members of the club are making Strangers vs. Ilakoah, postponed newspaper talk, dramatic tourna-
trait Jewish Chronicle.
ment, debating tournament, koved
The cafeteria wIS established
plans for the tenth anniversary until Feb. 15.
Night D•nce:
• TO RENT—Furnished room in pri• under the direction of Miss . arah Saturday
atur- night, and a picnic and field day.
Intermediate results of
celebration on Fah.. 11. The Oak-
The
beginners'
class
in
dramatic
An Adamless dance is to be
vat' home; suitable for one I■t• Rawly, Iladassah's expert dietitian
day, Jan. 25: Olympics 14, Cres-
art will be hostesses at Webster land Mothers' Club is the oldest
two ladies or gentlemen. No and head of its dieteting depart- Hall on Feb. 1. These dances of-' flub of the Jewish ('enter and was cents 12 (overtime period); Raw- sponsored by the girls committee
the Senior Council on Tuesday,
of
objection to couple. Home privi- ment. The new plan was carried fond an excellent opportunity for the first mothers' club to be organ- lings 20, Mendelsohn 2.
leges. Two separate rooms if out after Miss Rawly returned to young people to meet in a whole- ized. The celebration will take the
Schedule fur Saturday, Feb. 1: Feb. 25. No man will be per-
mitted
to attend. The Adamlessi
desired. 2224 West Euclid ave. Palestine from/ America, where she
uh
og Ilo w t.z1. Olympics vs. Rawlnigs, 7:15; Men- I
banquet
u ,g e r t ato
m t b h er(followed
form faba
some and friendly environment.
dance is being planned after •
nue, between Fourteenth and had done a year's post-graduate
delsohn vs. Crescent, 8:15.
p
't
The members of Delta Phi Sig- b ) a musical
fashion
of parties given in some of
Lo Salle. Garfield' 3923-M. Ask work in dietetics and studied the ma sorority will be hostesses at courtesy of the Music Study Club.
the girls' colleges.
problem of food handling and serv-
Folk and social dancing will follow Girls' Division:
for Mrs. Shear.
Webster hall on Jan. 25.
The Program committee of the I
ing in this country.
in the auditorium. Members of the
FLAT FOR RENT — Six-room;
A medical food clinic has also
board of directors of the Jewish Intermediate Council has drawn up RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000
steam heat, breakfast room, ce- been established at the Rothschild At Home:
Mrs. Claire Wickersham, instruc-
dar closet, tile bathroom with Hospital. Here Miss Bawdy gives
shower; garage; $75 per month. advice concerning medical diets tor of advanced dramatic art will
2958 Leslie.
and their preparation for sick per- give a program of readings on Sun-
day evening, .lan. 26, as follows:
FOR RENT—Furnished cozy room sons.
The Rich Man. F. P. Adams: Night
for gentleman, lady or couple.
Song at Amalfi. Sarah Tes•dale, Little
Adult family. Near Linwood car Honor Roll of Congregation Boy Blue, Etienne Field; Trees, Joyce
and Dexter bus. 3016 Sturte-
Kilmer.' Seein Things. Soap, Anonymous :
Emanuel Bible Classes.
Mia Carlotta, If. T. Daly Scene from
vant, Arlington 7175-R.
ft. , . Wilde.

ABE MAX HONORED
BY CHEVROLET CO.

CENTERS ASS'N

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PALESTINE GETS
FIRST CAFETERIA

Open For Business!

- Lady Windermere's Fan."
Group of Original Skeiche•, The
Le•von. TiPPY, Al the Clothier , .

Irving Schlussel's Class: Cone-
FOR RENT—A beautifully fur-
nished front room with two win- lee Rosenthal, I.illian Wiesnian.
Unique entertainment is prom-
,lows in private home for re-
Miss Mary Newman's Class: iped "Y" members in the form of
lined man. Carter, corner Law- Willie Dessow, Millie Shugarman, fin all-colored program to he pro-
ton, next to Gladstone. With or Rachel Fox, Harriet Rosenthal.
duced on Sunday evening, Feb. 2.
without garage. Rent reason.
Mrs. Betty Cordon's Class: Soph- by the Detroit Urban League. R
able, Euclid 0127.
ie Shugarman, Jean Robins.
Negro community center. The
Miss Mollie Partner's Class: Ger- league will produce a one-act play;
FOR RENT—Pleasant room for : trade Mitchnick, Sarah Mitower,
there will he a surrounding pro-
gentleman by couple. Atkinson Freda Lang. Elsie Blum, Eleanor gram of spirituals, vocal solos and
avenue, near Dexter bus and car Joseff.
readings. The program will begin
line. Garfield 9303-W.
Miss Rose Friedman's Class: at 8 o'llock
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room Esther Graff, Clara Abrahams,
School Mildred Barak.
Theater Party:
for one or two girls.
Miss Esther Karbal's Class:
teachers preferred. No other
The Detroit Civic Theater has
Rosalee Israel, Ruth Levine, Lil- been taken over for Sunday eve-
roomers. Empire 4191-R.
lian Dessow, Seena Sklar. Ethel ning, Feb. 9, when "Thank You,"
FOR RENT — Beautiful sunny Austria.
the Broadway success, may be seen
Miss Mary Derek's Class: Elaine by members and friends of the
room or two adjoining rooms,
one with seven windows, in a Dushkin, Roselle Troll, .lane Beer- "Y." The House Council, with the
nice refined home; three adults I•ohm, Eli Dater, Phyllis Abrams. aid of all clubs meeting in the
in family. References required.
The pupils of Miss Partner's house, is sponsoring this event for
Near Fourteenth bus and Trum- class took charge of the assembly the members building fund.
bull and Clairmount street cars. period last Sunday morning. Freda
2053 Taylor, Garfield 4075-W.
Lang played the violin, Adele Tuesday Evening Drama Class:
Robins, Grace Goldberg, Vivian
The advanced drama class an-
FOR RENT — Furnished room, Carnis and Rose Lieberman gave
nounces that it will produre "Hay
1697 Blaine avenue, Apt. 12, recitations; Eleanor Joseff enter-
Fever," • three-act play by Noel
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tained with a tap dance and Adele Coward, on Wednesday evening.
FOR RENT—Beautiful room for Robins and Elsie Blum gave sev- , Feb. 19, at Temple Beth El.
one or two gentlemen in private eral selections on the piano.
Miss Esther Ashinsky, princi- Friday Evening Services:
home. Convenient to two car
On Jan. 31, the program follow.
lines and bus. References. 3002 pal of the Bible classes, is arrang-
ing
a Chamishe Omer B Shvat ing services will be in the nature
Clairmount, Euclid 7235.
(Jewish Arbor Day)
program of a round table disiteodon led by
which will take place on Sunday Mr. Jack Burghardt. editor of the
Dry ENDABLE
morning, Feb. 16. The Sisterhood Detroit Daily. Mr. Burghardt has
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of the congregation will present come to our city with a wealth of
Busses Everywhere
each child of the classes with a bag I experience gained in newspaper
I
of fruit in celebrating the festive I I work in New York. All are wel-
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