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At the fourth Lake Region Dis-
trict convention of the Aleph Za-
s dik Aleph fraternity, held June 21
and 22 in Sheboygan, Wis., Leonard
Goldstein of Detroit Chapter 63,
was elected treasurer. Charles
Is an Stolarsky, also Of Detroit,
acted on the resolutions committee.
In June, 1031, Detroit Chapter 63
will act as host to the delegates Of
30 chapters from Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and
Ontario, Canada,
The localdelegates to the sev-
enth international convention to be
held next month in Oakland, Cal.,
are Nyman Schwartz, Chapter 63,
Morris Linsky, Adolph Freund
Chapter 93; and Sol Bercuson,
Theodore Ilerzl of Windsor, Chap-
ter 112.
This convention brings together
representatives from all over the
United States and Canada for the
purpose of discussing the problems
common to all chapters.
At the recent election of Detroit-
Windsor A. Z. A. Council, A. Nag-
ler was elected president; Lew
Brody, vice-president; Charles Stol-
arsky, secretary; Morris Linsky,
treasurer and Nathan Rubin, pub-
licity manager.

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REVISIONISTS TO SEND
DELEGATE TO PRAGUE

The Zionists Revisionists Organ-
ization of Detroit has lately been
active in political enterprises of in-
: tisrest to the Zionists. In addition
to the massprotest meeting against
the British Colonial regime in Pal-
estine, the Revisionists arranged a
number of organizational and prop-
' agenda meetings where political
questions were discussed and plans
for future activities. worked out.
Important material about the pres-
ent political situation were sent to
influential Zionist leaders in De-
troit.
The Revisionists decided also to
all a delegate to the world con-
ference «f the Revisionists to he
held in Prague, Czeehts-slovakia,
Aug. 3 to 7. It WAS also derided
In Send a Revisionist delegation to
the convention of American Zion-
ists in Cleveland in order to gather
informatian and to confer privately
with influential Zionist leaders
xlesta the present grave political
situation and the steps to be taken.

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Nine Jewish medical men, N isis
tors to the American Medical As --
elation Convention held in Detroit
this week, book occasion while here
t o acquaint themselves with the ac-
tivities of Detroit Jewry and
showed particular interest in the
new
synagogue of the Shanrey
/Ark Congregation now nearing
completion at Chicago boulevard
and Lawton.
The physicians were the guests
on Tuesday noon at a luncheon giv-
en in their honor by Or. Sam J.
Eder, who afterwards conducted
them on amotor tour throughout
the city, stopping at several places
of interest. Some time was spent
in viewing the construetion work
an the new Shaarey Zedek syna-
gogue.
Among the visiting group were
nine medical men, who by a strange
coincidence came from !line dilfer-
eot cities. One was a visitor Irons
Saskatoon, Saskatchwan, the others
were frotn cities scattered from
Maine to California.

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Schools, will he hostess to the en-

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Herman Chesluck 3vas unani-
mously elected president at the final
and prizes for children. For fur-
Satiety, of the Detroit City Col-
!eta.. The other tdlicers elected
wens: Morris Greenhut, vice-presi-
dent; Dora Cohen, secretary; Sam-
uel Simmer, treasurer; Esther Co-
hen and Nathan Knapp°, repre-
sentatives at large.
This meeting marked the end of
an active year far Nienorahites as
evidenced by the final committee
reports. In his closing remarks,
Herz! Shur, retiring president, pre-
sented several valuable suggestions
to be pursued next Fall.
The organization celebrated the
concluding season with an outing
: at Island Lake, last Sunday.

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Sabbath Serviens
Nle Niemen Cohn of the Hebrew
Cassel College will conduct Sabbath
services at Temple Beth El this
Saturday morning, at 10:30. Rabbi
Leon Fran) will return to the city
next week and will conduct Sabbath
services on July 5.

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OFFICERS INSTALLED

J. Melinsky, gave a short talk on
the activities of the society and its
Over 300 people attended the in-
secretary, Mrs. Chernoff. Mrs.
stallation of officers ceremony of
Chernoff was presented with a 26-
the El Moshe Ladies Auxiliary last
piece silver set as a gift from the
Sunday. Mrs. Mary Miral, vice-
society.
president of the Progressive Ladies
Miss Faye Waronoff of MR Interstutzing Verein, and for many
years
active in charitable and so-
West Philadelphia has returned
from Brooklyn, N. Y., with her cial work in Detroit, was the prin-
c ipal speaker of the evening, and,
uncle, I. Rufkin, having visited in
presided at the ceremonies. Fol-
the east for five weeks.
lowing the inaugural address of the
Mrs. Louis Weiss and daughters, re-elected president, Mrs. Nettie
La Verne Harriet and Carol Lois, Semansktsy, she was presented with
of 2492 West Philadelphia left for a silver loving cup given to her by
a summer's stay at Rockaway the members (or her diligent labors
Beach, New York. Mrs. Weiss and and faithful service. Others to re-
the children will be at home after ceive gifts were Mrs. W. Salle,
vice-president; Mrs. Ni. Golaner,
Sept. 6.
treasurer; Sirs. Rose Kaiserman,
secretary;
and Mrs. G. I.arky, cur-,
Miss Ruth Friedman will sail
next week from Siontreal for responding, secretary. Appoint-
ments
to
till
vacancies were made
Vienna, where she will spend the
as follows: Sirs. N. Gilbert, ser-
summer months.
geant at arms; Mrs. 13. Ettelstein
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Gilbert and Mrs. S. Weinstein, hoard of
41 (Irene Schlesinger) will, upon •andidates; Mrs. Molly Gorman,
.their return from their honeymoon, hairman, board of directors, and
reside at 2014 West Euclid avenue. Mrs. Clara Simon, secretary, hoard
of directors.
Miss Miriam Carver, daughter of
Sir. and Mrs. Sam Carver of Bos-
ton boulevard has returned from
Ann Arbor, where she is attend-
ing the University of Michigan.
Removed by ELECTROLYSIS
Miss Emma Lifehitz entertained
SPECIALISTS
last Saturday with a bridge-lunch-
Painlessly and Permanently
eon at the Seward Hotel in honor
with the ELECTRIC NEEDLE
of Miss Bessie Rosenzweig, a bride-
elect of July 6.

On Saturday evening, June 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fishman of
Gladstone avenue gave a dinner
party for 60 guests at Knollwood
Country Club in honor of the
graduation of their two sans,
Emanuel from Northern High
School and Benjamin from the
University of Michigan. Emanuel
will enter the University of Nlichi-
gan in the fall and Benjamin, who
has received his B. A. degree, will
return there to pursue the study
of Law. The affair served another
purpose as well, namely, as a fare-
well dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Fish-
man, who are sailing for Europe
aboard the S. S. France on July 3.
The trip calls for a visit to Sir.
Fishman's parents as well as SO-
journs in France, Germany and
Czechoslovakia. The Fishmans
will return during the early part
,f September.

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Portable Gasoline Stoves, It
Ice Cream Freezers, 49c to
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Metal Folding Chaim, St 95
Picnic Baskets, MIS to 93.50
R a ..erauur Baskets, 15.95 to
$10
Long•handled Forks, 9c each

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Miss Anne Kroll of 9061 Del-
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Free- mar avenue is spending several
MRS. MAX WEKSLER
man of Chicago boulevard attend- weeks in Toronto, Can., visiting
tire membership at a strawberry
ed the graduating exercises of the relatives and friends.
lawn festival and motion picture
University of Michigan on Mon-
Mr. and Mrs. William Serwor patty nt her home, Isama Nat.-
day, where their son, Alvyn Ver-
non Freeman, graduated with disc- have returned from Chicago, where manly avenue, this Saturday night,
unction, six months before his they attended the graduation
° o f June 2s. Several hundred guests
expected to 110 present. Bus-
class, at the age of 19 years. He their on Dr. Milton Serwer, from are
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will spend his vacation tray e lin g the Rush Medical College, June 10 bands and friends of members are
' also welcome.
in Europe and on his return will
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Bridge and many other novel
enter Harvard University to study
Mrs. S. K. Slobin of 3748 West
law.
Chicago boulevard will spend the features of entertainment will be
week-end with her mother, Mrs. had *
In case of rain, the lawn party
Mr. and Mrs. Boris Ganapol at- Ida Greenberg of 211 South Sheri.
will be held Sunday night. Members
tended the graduating exercises of tan street, Bay City, Mich.
their daughter, Rachel, who this
wishing
further information, call
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month completed her studies at the
Edwin A. Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wader, University 2-0169.
University of Chicago.
Mrs. I. Nlargsslis, president of
Mrs. Albert Ginzberg of 3352 Ful-
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lerton avenue has returned from the League, thanks the chairmen,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Enggass, Florida after spending the past members and friends who help.al to
and Mr. and Mrs. John Enggass year at the University of Florida,
make the luncheon held last week
entertained friends from Cleve
at the Chinese Tea Garden a sue-
land, Kalamazoo and other cities
Winners at the University of
at the Franklin Hills Country Michigan in the annual prize ora-,
Club. s tion contest sponsored by the de•
partment of synagogue and school
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sloman extension of the Union of Ameri-
and Mrs. Isadore Frank of the Bel. can Hebrew Congregations were
crest are now at their summer , Samuel Hellman, whose topic was
The Chinese dancing and card
home in San Souci, Mich.
"
"rhe
Jew as Seen by
George pl•ty of the Temple club of Beth
Eliot," first; Herman Pekarsky.
Mrs. Eleanor J. Ford, director of "The Shepherd of Tekoa," second; . El cangregation, held in the audi-
the North End Clinic, left Friday Morris Alexander, "What Youth torium of the Home Dairy was one
for a two months' stay at Sequa- Expects of the Synagogue" third. of the most colorful parties of the
nota Club, Charlevoix, Mich.
Rabbi Adolph H. Fink was the season. Lanterns and parasols of
many brilliant hues were used ef-
judge,
Mrs. Sol Cole of the Belcrest
fectively to decorate the hall, while
gave a breakfast at the Franklin
Mr. and Mrs. Lazarus Rosenthal' the costumes of the hosts carried
Hills Country Club last Monday.
and daughter, Dorothy , of the out the general scheme in an at-
Wilshire, are leaving next week ti active manner.
A four-piece orchestra played
Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity en- for Nianistique, Mich., where they
• for dancing during the evening, and
tertained with a dinner at the Em- will spend the summer.
basssy Club last Wednesday eve-
tables were plact41 about the rtsan
ning in honor of the visiting Jew- .
Miss Pearl Slutsky of Port for the card players. Prizes were
ish doctors and their wives, Ap- Huron, Mich., was awarded a awarded the high score holders at s
proximately 75 guests were Ares- scholarship for this summer's ses- each table. Refreshments were
ent•
sinn of the Teachers' Institute of st maxi at midnight.
the Hebrew Union College at Cin- * Receiving the guests in beauti-
Niiss Freda Marcus, who spent cinnati by Alpha Epsilon l'hi, na-! ful Chinese costumes were Mrs.
the past week with her aunt and limit college fraternity.
Pearl NIallory, Mrs. I. Gindiek.
uncle, Sir. and Mrs. Jacob II.
Mrs. A. linsenthal, Miss Margaret
Schakne, left for her home in
Bernard Ginsburg left for Slain- Ituti"i's Sir. and Mrs.S. Goldman.,
Johnstown, l'a.
sun, Wis., to attend the conven- Nhrs and Mr'. its rienhe'll•
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tion of District No. 6 of the hide-
Sian Weinstein and
Dorothy Rosenthal, who has it pendent Order of Batai It'rith., Arthur Dubois.
tended Milwaukee Downer College. NIr. Ginsburg will remain at Sandi- - '
is the guest of her parents, Sir. son until Tuesday, July 1, and
and Mrs. Lazarus Rosenthal of the from there will go to Schwartz
Wilshire.
.111otel at Elkhart hake, Wis., for
a short slay
Nliss Esther Niannes left on
The North Woodward branch of
Monday for her home in New York
Sirs. David Cooper of the Bel. • the Jewish Women's European Wel-
City after spending two weeks here crest was hostess for a fortnight fare Organization held installation
as the guest of 11 r. and Mrs. to her grandmother and aunt. Sirs. at the Detroit-Leland Hotel on
Harry Rabwi n.
.aiskowatz amt Si
Sl rs, lndkow•sky of Ni, ednesday afternoon, June 25.
Newark, N. J. On Tuesday, June The remitter of the organization,
Mrs. I. L. Polozker of 115 Chi- 17, Mrs. Abraham Cooper honored
Susel Goldstick, evoked a
cago boulevard has returned from the guests with a luncheon at
blessing for the deeds and aceffill-
a month's stay in California.
Knollwood Country ('lub, and plishments of the members of the
, Tuesday evening Sirs. Charles
Sirs. Charlotte Brown returned Hamburger of Chicago boulevard organization. At the conclusion at
on Tuesday from Mount Vernon, entertained. On Wednesday the , the luncheon, the group was enter-
N. Y., where she spent three visitors were complimented with a tained by two well-known entertain-
weeks as the guest 14 her son-in- luncheon at the Fox and Hounds ers, air, Silverman and Sir.
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Phil Illoomgarden, and er, with vocal seksetions.
The installation began with Mrs.
Harry Wilk.
on NVednesday evening Sirs. Abe
LeVey as master of ceremanies, and
Fineberg was hostess at a fare-
Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman as conduc-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz well bridge.
tress, installing Mrs. R. 13. New-
OlOI family will leave Saturday for
man, president; Sirs. J. Cohen,
an extended motor trip through
Mrs. Morris Fishman and Mrs.
Canada and New York state, re- David Hoshko•itz of North Mar- first vice-president; Mrs. 0. Gold-
smith, second vice-president; Sirs.
turning about July 15.
tindale avenue were hostesses at in
.1. Rohltins, entertainment commit-
miscellaneous shower at Chinese
Sir. and Mrs. Herman Cohen of Tea Gardens June 25 in honor of tee; Mrs. J. Modell, treasurer; Mrs.
}Honig Goldsmith, financial secre-
Glynn court entertained a number Lily Blugrind.
tary; Mrs. Boyanner, recording sec-
of their friends at the Knollwood
t
etary; Mrs. E. 'Weisman, chairman
Country Club Saturday, June 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Si. B. Berkman
of the sick committee; and Mrs.
have as their guest the former's
Miss Bess Steinberg, who has sister, Mrs. Manuel Edelman of Sadie (then, chairman of the
flower committee.
been making her time in New Wellesly Hills, Sloss.
After the official ceremonies were
York, is spending the summer here
over,
a poem was read in honor of
with her parents on Edison ave-
On June 11 a surprise (tarty was
nue.
given by friends and the board of the departure to Europe at Mrs.
Morris
Fishman. She was present-
directors of the Detroit Ladies
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vass of Lechem Aniyim at the home of ed with as gift.
Mrs. George Cohen, retiring pres-
Kirby avenue are spending a few Mrs. L. Weiss, 3316 Sturtevant,
days in Green Springs, Ohio, and in honor of Mrs. I. Chernoff, who ident, was presented with a token
will attend the Zionist convention is leaving for Atlantic City, N. J.. of appreciation for her untiring la-
bor.
in Cleveland,
where Mr. Chernoff, formerly I .f
Music to the march of officers
the Kadimah Hebrew Schools, is
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Lewis of assuming his duty as superinten- was furnished by Nliss Ethel Stand-
Longfellow avenue have issued in- dent of the Atlantic Hebrew Insti- ler at the piano.
vitations for a dancing party to be tute. The president of the I),
given at the Franklin Ilills Coun- troit Ladies' Lechem Aniyim, Mrs. EL MOSHE AUXILIARY
try Club on June 30.
II. Shaer, and Vice-President Sirs.

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At the meeting of the executive
Dr. II. 11. Landsberg of the fine-
board of the Union of American tiny of Detroit City ('allege ma-
Hebrew Congregations in Atlantic hired to New York to receive her
City last week, Ilenry Wine
• mather and sister, who arrived
was re-elected to the board of goy- from Europe after an absence of
ernors for a term of for years nearly four years.
Mrs. Lands-
beginning Jan. 1, 1931. Milton M. berg and her younger brother plan
Alexander was re-elected to the to sail for Europe soon to visit
hoard of managers of the depart- I huh. brother in Vienna.
meta of synagogue and school ex-
tension for a term of three years
Sam Rose is leaving for Europe
beginning Jan. I, 1931.
aboard the S. S. France on July 3.
Ile will visit his parents in Poland
Adolph ("Daddy") Freund left and will visit in France. Germany
for Madison, Wis., to attend the and Belgium, returning in Sep-
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