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Mr. and Mrs. I. Hor o tijir ,,,,1
daughter, 1i !tan, of 2065 Hazel-
wood avenue have motored to Long
Island, .where they will be the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. B.
II. Hertzberg, formerly of Pontiac.
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LARGE
WOMEN
If You Have Difficulty In Finding
Smart Dresses In Your Size—
Then come to Ileyn's and See the
liundreds of—
Lovely, Youthful,
Large Size Frocks
—At Ileyn's Specialized Price!
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At This Price You Will Find the
Smartest, Newest Versions of the
Mode for Daytime and Evening,
in a Complete Range of Large
Sizes and Half Sizes.
H Ey N t s
Heyn's—Third Floor
1241 WOODWARD AVE.
Engagements
Mr. and MN. Hyman Bicoll of Taylor avenue announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Rose, to Morey Hock, son of Mr. and Mrs.
brael Hock of 13120 1.a Salle boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Goodman of 2175 Blaine avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sadie Gertrude, to Sam Mandell of
Toronto.
Abraham Shanbom announces the engagement of his daughter,
Nettie, to Paul C. Deutch, son of NIL and Mrs. Harry 11eutch.
Miss Sarah IMedow of Hazel- ' es-
wood avenue left June 27 for an
indefinite visit at the home of her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Letwin, of Breckenridge,
Texas.
Wedding Caiendar
SLANDER ON JEWS,
ITALIANS CHARGED
WASHINGl'ON, D. C.
frank
J. Imesch of the Hoover law en-
' foreement commission was charged
by Representative Cellor of New
York with "slandering" Jews and
Italians in saying at the Univer-
sity of Iowa Tuesday "the real
Americans are not gangsters. Re-
cent immigrants and the first gen-
eration of Jews and Italians are
chief offenders, with Jews furnish.
ing the bruins and the Italians the
brawn."
"Such slanders cannot go un-
challenged," Celler wrote. "They
are utterly bibs•. Jews and Ital.
inns are naturally entitled to their
propoition of ne'er-do-wells, so
are the Germans, the English and
the :Mayflower descendents.
"Americans have no monopoly
upon virtue: Forbes, Sinclair, Do-
heny and Daugherty prove that."
Himel-Hose Special!
An Extraordinary
Special 3-Pair
Price Sale of
1.35
Herman Koffman of Bay City
July 6-Miss Rossi Solomon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham)
and Benjamin Fishman (if Detroit, Solomon of 15512 Wildemere avenue, to Nathan Gurewitch, son o
who were graduated from the Uni- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gurewitch of 11361 North Martindale avenue.
versity of Michigan last week, and
July 6— Miss Rose Cutler, daughter of Mrs. Eva Cutler of 377'
Miss Sarah Itzkowitz of New York Webb avenue, to Edwin I,. Elk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Elk of 1370
City were honor guests at a 6 Linwood avenue, at Jericho Temple.
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening.
July 6--Miss Bessie Rosenzweig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
given by their cousins, Mr. and
Rosenzweig, to Abe Max Bass, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bass of Louis-
Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 2984 Bur-
ville, Ky.
Other out-of-
Mingame avenue.
July 6—Miss Ruth Grosberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
SALONICA.—(J. T. A.)--The I
Elmer Koffman and Miss Naomi Grosberg of 2645 Monterey, to Abe Gurwin, son of Mrs. Sarah Curti-
Greek government, following an
illunnno of Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. vitch of 2753 Tuxedo avenue.
interview of Jewish representatives
.luly
6—Miss
Shirley
Passel!,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Pauline
Morris Fishman, Miss
. with Premier Venizelos, has in-
Fishman and Moyer Fishman Passell of 15388 Quincy avenue, to Jack A. Schecket, son of Sirs.
creased the subsidy from the gov-
' were among the guests. The long . Jennie Schecket of 7638 Lamson place, at Josef!' Brothers.
• ernment to the Jewish schools of
table was beautifully set for 16
Solonica from 1,090,000 drachmaei
guests, pink and white colors pre-
1$14,1701 to 1,200,000 drachmas I
, dominating..
($15,11010, while the total govern- I
mart subsidies to Jewish schools'
■
On Saturday, July 5, Mrs. I. Kut-
1
throughout Greece has been In-
insky and son, Gerald, will leave
creased from 1,4011,000 drachmas
for New York, to be gone six
1E18,20(1) to 1,800,000 drachmas
weeks visiting her sister, friends
June 30—To Sir. and Mrs. Isadore Gloverson (Ada Gallow) a ($23,4001.
and relatives.
3317 Grand avenue, a son, Lorry.
The government has also grant-
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Ells Sheplow (Margaret Yoslovitz), a ed 5110,000 drachmas ($6,500) for
Michelman of :3275 West
Mrs.
the construction of a Jewish '
Philadelphia, with her daughter son, Marvin,
N Grossman (Annette Rosen- school in Salonica.
arry
11
June 29—To Mr. an d I M
Blanche, and her son, arlyle, left
Monday on a tour through the Cats- berg) of 700 Whitmore road, a son, :Matthew Glenn.
•
June
27—To
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Goldstein
(Sarah Sandelman) of TO OPPOSE TEACHING
kill Mountains, Atlantic City and
other points east.
7676 Helen, a son, Ivan Jay.
'MERCHANT OF VENICE'
June 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Epstein (Gertrude Water-I
Mrs. Bernard J. Copley of Do- stone) of Monterey avenue, a daughter, Sherrill o) et.
CINCINNATI, 0.— The
treat, is spending her vacation as
BAGLEY AT (Ass Avl NIT
June 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Julian 'Lemon of 2441 Gladstone, a son,
li'rith A nti-lielamation League,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam-
WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR., Manager
Stanley Alan.
after
achieving the elimination of
uel Schneider of Brooklyn, New
June 1:1—To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolf (Ida Rosenberg) of 22211. the study of Shakespeare's "Mier-
York. Many social affairs have
tc--).—•
chant of Venice" from the curric-
liven planned in Mrs. Copley's hon- Gladstone, a son, Aubrey Earl.
June 9—To Mr. and Sirs. Sam Levin of 1307 Delaware, a daugh- ulums of most of the high schools
or. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Weiner of
of larger cities, is now directing
Simpson avenue New York, enter- ter, Shirley Ann.
Mined over the week-end for their June (3—To Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Prince (Pearl Warner), a its efforts to the smaller communi-
niece, Mars. Copley. Sirs. Weiner en- daughter, Sally.
tivsi
Rasing its objection to the play
tertained at dinner on Friday eve-
\ upon the impression it makes upon
ning, theater party on Saturday
the
child's mind, unprepared for,
and bridge on Sunday for her
TABLE D'HOTE DE LUXE
'the line discriminations possible to
niece's entertainment. On June
the
adult
mind, the league, with
25, Mrs. Copley was the guest of
the co-operation of citizens of the
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Gordon of Brook-
150
smaller communities, is gradually'.
, lyn. Mr. and Mrs. George Sack of
.
effecting the substitution of some
Brighton Beach, New York, enter-
were Mrs. J. Kronenberg an
GOLDSMITH—PEARLMAN
other Shakespearean plays for this
tained in her honor on June 27.
laughter, Minnette, of Chicago
A pretty wedding was solem-
much-discussed portrayal of Shy-
Dr. Ervin J. Ilrenner, brother o
nized at Congregation Beth David
the bride, from Northern Michi
on June 29, when Miss Betty Pearl-
Trough
the combined efforts of
"•k
h
gan; Mr. and Mrs. M. Brenner mi
MAIN DINING ROOM—Try our special business.
man, daughter of Mr. and rs. A.
the Anti-Defamation League and
Flint, and Mrs. II. Brenner of
erten s luncheon at 85c. Children's Dinner 10c.
Pearlman, became the bride of Dr.
the
Central
Conference of Ameri-
Ilarbor Beach, Mich., grandmother
Jules M. Goldsmith, son of Mr. and
can Rabbis, the College Entrance
Dinner tonight 1i.s0.
of the bride.
Mrs. M. Goldsmith. Rabbi Ilersh-
' Examination Board, in September
man and Rabbi Aishiskin officiated.
FOUNTAIN ROOM—Preferred by mins m.her•sers
1914, made the study of "The Mer-
ROSENBERG—KALLUSH
chant of Venice" optinal rather
and theater patrons. Cass Avenue entrance.
I Volume of Biography Stud -
Miss Pearlman wore a gown of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Kallush of 2940 than reqiured, paving the way for
ivory lace anti satin fashioned in
Popular prices.
iea Has Notable Con -
Sturtevant
announce
the
marriage
campaign
against
its
an
effective
princess lines, with a full tulle veil
tri bu tons.
attached to a close-fitting cap with of their daughter, Edith, to II. II. intensive study.
COME SHOP—Place Linklicons 551, (Mc, 65c, and
clusters of orange blossoms, and Rosenberg of l'hoenix, Ariz.
70c. T.ble and counter service.
NEW YORK—(.1. T. A.)—The carried a bouquet of roses and
HAS NINE
appearance of a sumptuous veil-
B'NAI
MATLER—RADNER
A./
unie entitled "Studies in Jewish lilies
of the
Miss
Ann valley.
Wades was maid of
LODGES IN PALESTINE!
Miss Raye Rainer, daughter of
Bibliography and Related Sub- honor and Miss Molly SmolenskY, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Radnor, be-
jects in !Memory of Abraham Sol- .1 Re e Wruble an ti G ribbe Stdin
CINCINNATI, 0.— Nine Mud
EVERY FACILITY—FOR
s
came the bride of Charles Matter,
omen Freidus," late chief of the
son of Mr. and Sirs. Philip Matter, 11 rith lodges an flourishing in
Jewish Division in the New York'were
bridesmaids.
AND BRIDGE PARTIES. CALL RA. 2300
Irving
Goldsmith, brother of the the evening of June 22 at the Con- Palestine and are active in carry - •
Public Library, is announced by'
ing on the work of the order, at-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
the Freidus Memorial Committee.
Fr',
performed
the duties
of
nest
man,
while Dr. Sam
Eden Ber-
Miss Estelle Schneider was maid cording to a recent report of the'
It was published under the nun- nie Shaman and Ben lash served of honor and the Misses Rose Gins- Jerusalem lodge. I
piccs of the Alexander Kohut Me- as ushers.
berg, Betty Taylor, Ruth Jacobson,
morial Foundation. The volume''
After the ceremony there was
Mildred Moss, Dorothy Rainer and
cellists of more than 40 contribu- dinner for 15 0
(1 guests, followed by Grace Magnus were Miss Rad-
to various phases of Jewish a reception and dance for 250
ner's bridesmaids.
ature written lay an equal
Among the out-of-town
literature
Harry Matter served his brother
P.
number of eminent Jewish anduests were
Mr. and Mrs. I.
as best man and Joseph Rainer,
non-Jewish bibliographical schol- guests.
Pearlman of Providence, R. I.
Henry Cohen, Herman Cohen,
are from America and abroad.
or. and Mrs. Goldsmith will David Radnor, Roy Rainer and
Amon g, the American contrihu-
Dr. , honeymoon in the east. Atlantic Marvin Ressler were the ushers.
tors are: Rebekah Kohut, Rev.
I. New York and Newport,
Two hundred guests witnessed
II. G. Endow, Dr. George Alexan- 15 1 . '
the ceremony and attended the
der Kohut, Dr. Joseph Heider, Dr.
dinner which followed. Mr. and
Israel Schapiro, Dr. Boaz Cohen,
CANTOR—MENDELSON
Mrs. Matter are motoring in the
Professors J. Z. Lautorbach, Alex-
A wedding bell of peonies with east.
ander Marx, Louis Ginzlierg, liar- I
af peonies at the
ry A. 1Volfson, Israel Davidson, tall standard o
aga i nst
GREEN—SKLAR
Salo Baron, A. Z. blelsohn and
t e rra formed the set-
At the Fort Wayne Hotel June
Caspar Levias. Among the ilk- spiadlnum
22, Miss Edna Elder, daughter of
non-.Jewish
tinguished American
non background C of
at 1 -
f the
h 13
no k
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Sklar, be-
contributors are: II. M. Lydon- ling Italian
for a Gardens
wedding o ceremony in t
came the bride of Dr. Henry
berg, assistant director of the New
son, daughterhe t-i,f M r.' Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. (tarry
York Public Library, Prof. Otto' iliac Hotel June 22, when Miss
ca me ,
r4)-se. :11 ax Mendelson,
and :Mendel
Green.
Kinkehly of Cornell University, Lillian
Dr. Meyer
h 11 . of Dr
Miss Margery Konkel was maid
' Dr. George F. Black, Dr. Wilber- : athe _N
: t i rs. i Frances Cantor.
of honor, and the Misses Lillain
bill! ' of '.1
%MONITOR TOP
force Eames. the dean of M
n Cantor was matron Kanter, Edith Sklar, Rose Rogvoy
SAVES YOU MONEY
)fl
and
Miss
Esther
of hmor,
s; n,
and Victoria Hands were the
The volume is devoted not only shuler with maid of honor.
The
bridesmaids. Henry Love per-
nefin you 61,9
to Jewish bibliography but to other bridesmaids were Miss Ida Rosen-
Rosen-
formed the duties of best man and
subjects as well. Dr.
interesting subjects
td r!
thal, El sir Goldberg and Ann Dr. Carl Feldman, Dr. Emanuel
re
A. Yarniolinsky has an intesting
, Friedman. Dr. Joseph Starman per
study of th e Wandering . jew in formed the duties of hest Man, :old Klinger, flurry Pliskow and John
Professor S. Harold Cantor, Ilarry Niendelmn , Sklar served as ushers.
Slavonic literature.
'
A dill net for members of the
Krauss of Vienna discusses a num-
her of curious Jewish prayerbooks. and Dr. Ralph Towlen served as family preceded the ceremony and
200
guests were invited to the re-
Dr. Cecil Roth of London deseribes
One hundred guests attended the ception and dancing which fol-
a seventeenth century library and ushers.
trousseau. Max J. Kohler offers tlinner following the ceremony and lowed.
150 additional guests attended the
1)r. and Mrs. Green left for II
new light on the Dreyfus case reception and dancing, later in the
trip to Chicago.
Prof. Isaacs Marken of Ilarnhorg even i ng.
Among the guests were Mr. and
deals with the fugitives of Wilna
Dr. and Sirs. Cantor left for an Mrs. Mortis Solomon of Los An-
I the smeenteenth century. Prof. cistern lei p.
geles, Calif., who visited in Cleve.
Ludwig Blau of Buda•est discuss-
land before coming to Detroit.
, recent theories of the Masara.
KIRSH—BRENNER
one! Ask any of your friends who has
There are t the , interesting comer-'
was the ' FIRST WOMAN JUDGE
Lovely
in
its
simplicity
tuitions by Dr. B. Wachstein. David ,
boughtone. General Electric Refrigerators actually-
ceremony of Miss Ger-
•
Yellin. S. B. Schwarzherg, 1. Riv- wedding
IN BUKHARA JEWESS
lass money. They run at a cost of only a few cents w
kind. N. 13. Liliowitz. A. S. Sachs, trude Brenner, daughter of Sir;
Dr. C. Bernheimer, Elkan N. Ad- ' and Sirs. William L. Brenner, ahn i
day. The efficiency of the Monitor Top, with its her-
e
l
OLD
BUKHARA.—
(1.
T.
A.
)
ler. Prof. A. Freimann, Dr. A. Z., Davis Kirsh, son of Sirs. Rac
The first woman judge in a Soviet
metically sealed mechanism, sees
Schwarz, Dr. D. Rosen, Dr. Israel , Kirsh. which took place at Temple
court in Bukhara is a Jewish girl,
•
Beth
El
Sunday,
June
15.
to that
Goldstein and others.
' Miss Brenner wore a simple from Samarkand. She has been
er hell crepe satin (ash- appointed as judge in a Jewish
And your milk and meat and fruit
, gown efit'h !glr: v -neckline and long court
JEW KILLED IN ARAB
specially opened for the
and vegetables that would spoil
TERRORIST CAMPAIGN '47:: with
H veil of white tulle was harian Jews. Jewish women in
JF:RUSA LEN!. — (J. T. A.) — held in glace at the nape Of the Bukhara under the Soviet rule are
In a temperature less cold, arc kept
Arab marauders shot and killed neck with orange blossoms, falling permitted to go about unveiled.
fresh and wholesome. So you save
Itzhak Finkel. watchman for the
something not allowed under the
a cap of r
Tel osef
settlement of the Ens-k,c carried
e a i r while
1
bouquet lace.
. it: previous regime. While many Mos-
f
ied casho)weTho7inutee
there, too! The dependability of
late Saturday night. Several shots roses and lilies of the valley.
lem women here continue to cover
the Monitor Top sees to that.
were exchanged between Finkel
Miss Mildred Brenner, sister of their faces the Jewish women have
and his as
ti ad ioofgrheoennors, itattnnd abandoned the veil.
f mp
svas om
a
thor,,,, bride,
,,,
If you are thinking of expense—
Police from Ainharod arrived
gown
Over 500 Jewish women occupy
buy therefrigerator with the Mon-
after midn ght with pathfinders to She carried deep red roses with i important posts in social and cul-
he
r,r
t
h
search for traces of the assassins. e
nh,:
tte
to
K
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ran
t
c
e
in
oe
n
riyi
bb
rastiNi
ng
iss
g r wtn
tural works in Bukhara under the
itor Top—the General Electric.
Thirty mounted Transjordanin
Soviets, according to official infor-
Very little cash is required to buy
members of the frontier for e are : of C icago, cousin of the
c bride,
h
/W. or
mation obtained here. A certain
tit Gamma
Elaine blip., h....IL
scouring the countryside in co-on- • gowned in pale blue flowered chif- percentage of them have left the
one. Our easy time payment plan
tea trims Safer/ay es.-
eration with the civil authorities. fon. and Miss Edith Garfield. Jewish religi•n but a majority of
ems vie • matproo-war
sees
to
that.
It is feared that Saturday's gowned in pale yellow flowered them have remained Jewesses ac-
N. B. C
fatal bullet is part of a terrorist . chiffon, were bridesmaids. They cording to traditional Jtolaism.
campaign planned by the Bedouins.'' carried pale pink roses with con-
The Bukharian Jewish girls do
Little Shirley not yet know anything about Sov-
. trusting
trusting ribbons.
cousin of the bride. iet marriages for in Bukhara mar-
: Waenburg,
rt
The Vaud Hair executive cum- in pink taffeta, led the bridal party riages are still performed awed-
She carried ing to the old Bukharian Jewish
■
mittee announces that a meeting • as junior bridesmaid.
will be called soon to announce re - I a bouquet of flowers fashioned the customs and traditional orthodoxy.
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sults of arrangements anti nego-I same as the bridesmaids, with pink
ribbon.
tiations with local shochtim
The bride's mother wore black JEWISH FIRE BRIGADE
Join us in the General Electric Hour, broadrest ever, Saturday evening on • warm-aide N. B. C. set wort.
Representatives of synagogues
SAVES ARAB VILLAGE
are asked to inform J. Levin, 1040 lace and chiffon and the groom's
Randolph street, president of the mother also wore black chiffon.
!
Paul Camiener performed the
TEL AVIV.—(J. T. A.) — The I
Vaal Hair, of their correct ad-,
dresses, that they may be called to duties of best man. Ushers were volunteer fire brigade of Tel Aviv,
Jack
Goose
and
Martin
Garfield.
the all-Jewish municipality, recent-
this meeting.
Following the ceremony • dinner ly saved the Arab village of Sallie.:
was served to the immediate fam- near Jaffa from being completely
ily at the home of the bride. Mr. destroyed by fire when it hastily
Grosse Pointe Branch, 14635 E. Jefferson Ave. Lenox 6112
and Mrs. Kirsh left for a honey- answered an alarm.
Grand River Branch, 9833 Grand River Ave. Euclid 7418
EcintszoN WORK. GENFRAL PC.
moon to Mackinaw Island and
STORAGE
Lansing Branch, 125 West Allegan St.
points of interest in Northern
3720 Webb Avenue
1Michigan.
Pluses Gsrfield 0174
Flint Branch, 634 Harrison St.
11112 Dealer Be•levard
Among the out-of-town guests'
Fe. Year Wadi
JEWISH SCHOOLS TO
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Chiffon Himel-Hose
Savings of 55c on
3 Pairs - - - - 3.50
(Regularly 4.05)
HIMELHOC•S
Births
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Sunday Dinner
ages
Marriages
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It is true economy to own the
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Comfor-
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for
warm
Weather
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And during hot days—coats come off and shirts must be
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