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DETROIT JEWS, AT IMPRESSIVE PROTEST MEETING, CONDEMN
PASSFIELD'S WHITE PAPER; INDIGNATION ASSEMBLIES HELD
BY JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN EVERY PORTION OF THE GLOBE
(Continued from Page One.)
troth because he is afraid of an-
other scathing rebuke from the
mandates commission of the
League of Nations and because he
does not wish to give up the Bal-
four Declaration, thinking he can
still use it," Dr. Hershman charged
against McDonald. "He says to
tee Arabs they can have Palestine
and the Jews can have the Balfour
Declaration."
"Under Turkey we had no riots,
but under enlightened England we
had three riots," Rabbi Hershman
continued, and demanded that the
MacDonald government come out
with the truth and tell whether it
has broken the Balfour Declara-
tion. Ile charged that a handful of
men in power are besmirching the
name of the British people and
declared "we cannot believe that
the, people of England are with the
government in this issue."
Indignation, Not Despair.
Declaring that the meeting was
held in indignation and not in de-
spair, Dr. Hershman lauded the
note of optimism that marked the
meeting.. While it is natural that
Jews should feel the pain of the
blow inflicted, he said they cannot
afford to become panicky.
"We are here in a spirit of
hopefulness," he said. "I look to
the many meetings of indignation
for a new declaration on the part
of the Jewish people that conic
what may we are determined to
carry on our sacred task. Our
work is of a two-fold character:
%%'e must consecrate ourselves
anew to the cause of Zion and we
must appeal to the conscience of
the British people in whom we
have faith and confidence. We
muet bring home the fact that the
White Paper, which is for us the
blackest of all papers, is a betrayal
of the Jewish op e and is a revo-
catilin of the pledge to the Jews."
Simpson Report Untruthful.
Declaring that the Simpson re-
port has not a word of truth in it,
Dr. Hershman attacked the British
Stimson is Studying
Palestine Situation.
The outpouring of protests
from American Jewish com-
munities against the new Brit-
ish restrictions on Jewish ef-
forts at the upbuilding of the
Jewish National Home in Pales-
tine are causing Secretary of
State Henry L. Stimson to make
0 study of the situation with a
view to action to be taken by
the government of the United
States,
JEWISH CENTER BAND
CONCERT THIS SUNDAY
The annual concert and ball of
the Jewish Center Band, directed
did not invest a penny in Palestin e, by Israel Glass, will be held on
that it is Jewish money that bu lit Sunday, Nov. 5, at 8 o'clock, at
up the land, that with Jewi sh the Philadelphia-Byron auditorium,
money schools were maintained f or The program of music for the con-
Arabs.
cert has been carefully selected
Pointing to Simpson's claim th at and arranged by Mr. Glass.
The
there are only 6,500,000 of cut ti- concert will be followed by danc-
viable dunams of land available in ing, the music for which will be
Palestine, Rabbi Hershman sa id furnished by a union dance or-
that experts have proved that the. re chestra. The program for the con-
are 14,000,001) duniuns availab le' cert follows:
and that Jews today own on ly March. "The Stars and Stripen Forever"
i 1200,01)0 nunams.
Ile said that ' overiere "
"Wliam
William Tell"... , ..
Rossini'
' of the 8,500,000 dUliall1A in Arab Convert Polka
"The Pear ls".. 11. King
possession 4,400,000 dunns
were
lieu.., for two rornrt.)
io
in the hands of 250 etTendis, who
.:,',.;7„1 b1,'',:r h,:v ii. mi,'7,„1
u,,,'„'711..7,,_
.
were enslaving the fellahs. The ..(e
trouble with the Arabs, he said, is' From Opera "leer Geist des Wojewoen"
that they have too much land """". "Cmee r„.1) .1,1 ;, Cr "" ... Ar "'"' "
which they do not cultivat e and opera "The Prophet".... ...Myerbeer
cause the land to go tee waste.
• Opera. "Aida"
Verdi
Schubert
"With the Simpson report l'ales•. -'4"r..d."
Ilung• S ian I/ance No. 2 "
I rahni•
tine is doomed for centuries," Dr. I Mallet ea
, e„,„.1 a"
0
. ,1 ,.
/t:ItIle.:::
Hershman said. "Jews must now .-Faciteltana"
Moskowitz
realize that we must stand on our
Leon C•vallo
own feet. It is wrong to say that !!ir.: • ,,. i g!l a*"'
wait
,,,,,,h
t h e7i
the White Paper was a blow to oserture.
Mr'
Zionism. It was only a blow to
the Balfour Declaration."
Pointing to an old declaration
'of 2,000 years ago, uttered by
Jews in Babylon in the form of
the pledge "If I forget thee, 0 Je-
rusalem, may my right hand forg et
its cunning," Rabbi Hershman sa id .service.:
"it was sealed by our life blue d,
"A Candid Discuss' . of the Palestine I
irila;( Ur. Len
and a thousand governments ca n Situ•]ion" will
s te r
rrniohtir Sh:ein
not invalidate this declaration."
Nov. 9. •t 10:45
nt.
PLAN IMPRESSIVE
CEREMONY TO LAY
ORPHANAGE STONE
(Continued from Page One.)
ing paid for entirely. Four acres
of land were bought on Linwood
and Davidson streets, Inert of
which was later sold at a profit,
making possible the major part of
a fund which was put away for :I
better equipped building.
Organise Baby Day Nursery,
The. women were joined by a
group of men who became inter-
tgetupir ?3 ettlE1
Notro
PAGE FIVE
PROHIBIT RAFFLES 1
AT JEWISH CENTER
FOREST
Samuel Levine, executive sec-
retary of the Jewish Centers As-
sociation, this week made this
statement announcing that raf-
fles will be prohibited at the
Center:
"Since some clubs have taken
it upon themselves to run raf-
fles, 1 wish to inform both the
clubs and the public at large
that no clubs meeting at the
Jewish Centers Association are
permitted to run raffles and that
no drawing will lie' permitted
at either branch of the Jewish
('enters Association.
"Sale of lottery tickets by
any organization ,,r individual
will not be permitted in the
Center or in the immediate vi-
cinity. Observance of this rule
will prevent embarrassment and
needless argument."
Quality
Cleaning Goes
Beyond the
Surface
You
can
tell a Forest-
cleaned garment by its free-
dom from lint, by the careful
pressing of cuffs and lapels.
A Forest-cleaned garment is
cleaned inside and out. It
makes you feel better to
wear it and it will wear
longer,
Editor's Note—On account
of postal regulations, all refer-
ences to lotteries or raffles will
he stricken from news items
submitted for publication in
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
LADIES' FROCKS
AND SUITS
Formerly
$2.00
PHALANX 4th BRIDGE
EVENT DEC. 7, 14, 21
/
5
0
MEN'S SUITS
AND TOPCOATS
R„,1..4
to
$1
'nvestigator for juggling with fig
ures. He said he' could have ravel
his country at the expense of hi!
'
The fourth annual bridge tour-
trip by remaining in England and
nament of the Phalanx Club will
asking an Arab to send him a re.
be held lit the Y. W. II. A. at 89
port. Ile described the manner in
(In Saturday, Nov. 5, at 10 :30 a. m.,
I Rowena on Ike. 7, 14 and 21. A
Mayor Murphy's Adder..,
.
which Jews helped the Arabs to
FRED M. BUTZEL
e
.
I
beautiful silver loving cup will be
In introducing Mayor Murph 5I,
emerge from a primitive to a half ,
11r. Leo M. Franklin will occupy the,
Philip Sliemovitz, who presided, r e . ', s e a , Sunday. Nov. 16. and apeak on the est.d in the welfare of the chit- I presented the winner for their per-
civilized state.
y ,,, i t,1. ,) e I. t . ."Chaniting Educational Theor- dren and this group of women and ( I mascot possession.
versed
the
conventional
order
b
England, Rabbi Ilershman said
II . tLitti,a, discussion of Gr. Clarence Cook ,
The affair this year is expected
instead introducing the audience t
men have maintained and nianaged I
him as a people, having drun k
'the institution through a great to exceed the attendance at previ-
ous affairs. All clubs are asked to
many difficulties.
from the cup of sorrow and Navin 'Temple Sisterhood:
very. His son—the United States
On Monday, Nov. 17, the Sisterho
o
d of
tasted of freedom in this countr y, ; Temple
With the same enthusiasm the join the tournament immediately,
Beth El will hold its luncheon
senator—however took the tradi-
is desirous of creating a free ce n- :a nti
eo musical entert•inment, entitled, "A I group of women who started the as admissions will probably close
tional southern side on the ques-
ter for their less fortunate bret h. Ggraphical Illusion." written, directed Ilebrew Orphan Home, as soon as earlier than on previous occasions.
tion
of slavery and virtually re-
(Continued
from
Preceding
Page).
they were assured of the safe Admission is gratis. Write to
ran overseas. After receiving th
s AnddiX.:1.:: in ' Y. ri•rt7"
of mebe ir"n terPt'llit:
Lltonleh
pudiated his Judaism. Ile did
bridge
committee
of
the
Phalanx
!existence
of
the
institution,
began
pledge of the nations to facilitat
sisterhood and their families.
to
locate,
and
hence
to
appraise
his
Florida,
however, good in a ma-
to organize the Hebrew Ladies Day Club, 89 Rowena.
the establishment of such a cent•
make-up.
terial way, Ile was I believe, the
ion.• Nursery for infants. Wi hin a
in Palestine, the Labor govern Special Notice
t to Women of C
Palestine had another advan- first to build railroads in the tour-
On Monday morning, Nov. 10, at 11
ment of Britain is now attemptin
,iv oak, in roorn 26 of the temple, there year a building on Canfield street
tropical state.
Shubert Revue Comes to Cass tage over Floridn. It had no ist and (Copyright.
to destroy what has been built, will be • meeting of women who are in-
1930, J. T. A.I
boom, nor did people come there
t
and tie protest against such breach je,rztie,d study riven a fzeaae l. ci:nirs .e .more
"Artists and Models," the Paris- to make) boom boom. Neither of
of faith Detroit Jews gathered, the week-day morning or afternoon. Women
Riviera edition of 1930, which these, I dare say, are particularly
• re invited to meet with Or. Leo M.
chairman said,
comes to the Cass Theater, Detroit, favorable for the development of
OUR LETTER BOX
Mr. Slomovitz pointed to the Franklin and Rabbi Leon Pram to decide
for a week's engagement, begin- I culture or religion.
which of the leech to College courxes
fact that the date of the protest • th, would like to have given •nd at
ning Sunday, Nov. 9, with matinee I
(Continued from Preceding Page),
meeting, Nov. 2, always observed what day and hour.
on Saturday, is noteworthy for ite
FLORIDA'S JEWISH SENATOR
in to the ancient Hebrew, rabbi
as a holiday in honor of the anni- Temple
numerous epectaeles of exotic love-;
Florida's Jewish history dates
AnAnal Meeting:
versary of the Balfour Declare.
tin Son( ay evening, Nov. O. three great
linens. The starkest of many un- pretty for back. Just who was means teacher, Rabbi Hershman
nIn will take place at the temple:
thin, had tie be transformed into a
draped scenes is incidentally the, the first Jew to invade the state, I I has been all that. Ile has been the
protest gathering because the La- The congregational dinner at 6:30, the
most beautiful. In fact, no one don't know. I should myself make , spiritual guide and leader of hun-
seventy-ninth annual meeting at 7:30,
bor government betrayed the Jew- and
who beholds this current issue of the conjecture that the first must dreds of his people. Ile has carved
lecture by professor A. I.. Sochi,
ish people and perverted justice. at a:90, on the subject: "Religion's
"Artists and Models" need ever have been one of those Jews who a niche for himself among the
He emphasized, however, that the Changing Skyline." Send in your din-
mike a curious pilgrimage to the cattle with the colony that settled scholars in American Jewry. It is
ner reservations at once.
well that real recognition has at
protest was not against British!
French capital.
Georgia. Many of these early
I last come to him.
Camp Fire Girl,:
people but against errink
Georgia Jews left for adjoining
Cl,,
I
Dr. Hershman has always clung
Mayor Murphy said he' came in till',
parts and Florida may have been
l; n I he a C A17. Fth Gir
t tge4 meet
eettheatdilrl:
to the truth. In his sermons he
his capacity both as an individual!
educational and recreational op- one of the first to attract them.
every Thorsolay .forenoon at 4
has never digressed into any hair-
who is devoted to certain principles. o'clock in room es. For Information with
portunities of the city. Mr. I. M.
Florida has the distinction of
, splitting subtleties so popular
of justice and liberty, and as the I regard to Camp Fire Girls and their
Lewis was chosen as architect.
having had one Jew to represent
i to Mrs. Cugell, Eucl d 4367.
among pulpit orators. Ile has never
mayor of the fourth city in the work, apply
The building was planned with it in the United States Senate.
!discussed
any political or social
United States. in this double ca
great care so as to give the chil- That was David Ulee. His real
problems except those concerning
parity he joined in the protest, h e - Prominent Detroit Woman's
dren every opportunity far nor- name was David Levy, but he
the welfare of the people. Ile has
said.
Portrait Exhibited in
mal, physical and spiritual develop- married the daughter of some gov-
never extolled his own virtues at
Pointing to the fact that th e ;
ment. The sleeping rooms are ernor or other, who did not like
New York.
the cost of another's respect.
Balfour Declaration was issued i n
spacious
and
sunny.
The
living
the
Semitic
nomenclature,
and
A recent portrait in pastel of
IRVIN YARROWS
uetrutt snumd wen lie proud to
an effort to win the friendship o
and recreational rooms have been I.evy was metamorphosed into
f "t ... ,Julius
.',
'
Gilbert, one by Leon
say' filth',
have a scholar of this type in a
the Jewish people for the cause o
f A. Makielski, distinguished and was bought with a down payment planned carefully for the welfare Ulm,. Levy was one of the lead- community which boasts of but
the Allies in the war, Mayor Slur
- noted artist, is being exhibited in of $4.001 1 , contributed mostly by of the children. A sufficiency of ers of Florida, while it was still
few.
phy said that the Paesfield paper i
s New York where the artist is show. ; the initiators. Babies were ac- isolation rooms have been provided territory. Indeed, he was one of
RALPH G. ARONSTAM,
an effort to blight the genera
I ing his work. Many comments' eepted for permanent care as well for and the windows of these the principal agitators for the ad-
course justice and col
"
rooms
will
be
made
of
vita
glass,
mission of the territory into state- 169 Eason Ave., Highland Park.
. have been passed regarding the . as for day care only for mothers
He pointed tee the ugly heads o 1
which will permit the health rays hood .
i who had to go to work.
bigotry now lifting themselves i n beauty of color and the subject.
Later a new group of women of the sun to penetrate to the chit-,
Levy's father
Hollywood Theater.
was a very
!
Germany, Austria, Rumania an
There will be a dietetic staunch Jew, and took every op-
joined into the work with all their dren.
other lands, and said that in non
f t e h infants, sun par- portunity to publicly proclaim the
energy and devotion to the chit- kit c h en or
s
enting
t
Wheeler
and Woolsey, those
h
e
Friends
of
Freedom
for
of these lands is it an expression
A new suitable tors, and visiting rooms which will superiority of Judaism to other comical fellows of "The Cuckoos'
dren's cause.
of the will of the people. II, ' India, was present at the meeting
prevent contact between the out- faiths. To such an extent, indeed, and "Rio Rita." return to the
home was secured at 272 Rowena prevent
tel
extend
its
sympathies
and
to
classed hte injustice of the Pass-
visitors
itors and the infants . The that some non-Jew wrote a book Hollywood Theater screen Sunday
and the institution moved there. whale
field statement with other wrongs. present a resolution endorsing
wilding, inside and out, is attempting to answer his argu- for a four-day engagement in their
It was not advisable to keep day
coming as a result of "the ugly Zionism, in contradiction to claim,
care
children
together
with
the
planned
so
as to give a home-like ments and the book was publicly latest bombardment of fun, a war-
head of hate, the basest thing in that trouble in India is responsiblo
appearance and home-like atmos- ! addressed to the senior I.evy. Levy time absurdity entitled "Half Shot
man, demonstrating itself," Ile for Britain's actions.
ph err.
was also a staunch opponent of alas' at Sunrise."
The committee in charge of the.
feuded the effort to arouse public
opinion and said "only treachery meeting received from the Univer-
sity of Michigan Avukah a resolu-
can thwart your efforts."
tion of protest against Britain's
Clancy's Address.
action. The statement from Avu-
Congressman Clancy said that
members of Congress were friend- kah, received too late to be read
at
the protest meeting, was signed
ly to the Jews, Ile reminded them
of the abrogation of the treaty by Herman M. Pekarsky, president.
It
condemns the Labor govern-
with Russia in 1911, when he was
'secretary to the late Congressman ment's action and pledged the eon-
Grilled
loyalty and devotion to the
Frank Doremus, and pledged his
aid tel the resolution for a Jewish Zionist cause of the Jewish youth,
The
Avukah
statement concludes
Palestine that is expected to come
y saying.
before Congress at the opening of
"The
martyr
of the ages will
the next session in December. Ile
pledged personally to solicit the endure another rebuff, and
weather another storm. Let us,
aid of all Michigan members of
therefore, remember Zion in this
Congress in behalf of the Jewish
,,mss. The mandate idea, Clancy , hour of need in our Tephiloth as
I well as in our Zedokoh. Let us
slid is an American ideal, and
think of l'alestine as Yehudah Ha-
America is obligated te(i_ticfrett-
i levi did when he sang 'Libbi bake-
; and support it.
. dem v'ani b'sof maarov.'"
Joseph Haggai, president of the
Palestine Actions Committee
50,000 Storm Garden in N. Y.
created to act in the present
LOUIS DUSCOFF
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
I emergency, under whose auspices
exiled Jewish nation held congress
the protest meeting was called, in
permanent children and the insti-
Sunday
night
in
every
corner
of
a stirring Yiddish address con-
its dispersion, and demanded the tution changed its name to the De-
demned the British White Paper
return of its home. The demand troit Hebrew Infants' Home,
Screen•Grid with Dynamic Sr7r.ker
and pointed to the justice of the
where only children for perma-
Jewish claims and to the achieve- was made on the thirteenth anni- nent care were considered.
versary of the Balfour Declaration
ments by Jews in Palestine. Ile
Homes Amalgamated.
said Jews will continue tee build in which was to have given Palestine
It was, however, keenly felt by
to the Jews as a homeland. Fifty
spite and in defiance of all ob-
both
groups
that a union of the
thousand Jews in New York, and
stacles.
proportionate numbers in other two would result in better care for
Resolutions of protest, condemn-
the
children
and
in better co-op-
ing Britain's action, appealing tie American cities and in cities all eration of
the child-caring de-
the conscience. of the nations of over the world attacked the recent . meats in
the
city.
through the
the world and to the British peo- Passfield White Paper which, by efforts of the Jewish Child Care
ple, calling upon the Jews to con- closing immigration into l'alestine
Council,
these
sentiments
were'
Les.
tinue their efforts in Palestine and and forbidding sale of land to crystallized.
m
ril ,ti oth
a b. s, t o
uft
t ions
Tube.
to lend their all and encourage- Jews, woulud put an end to the
board
the
ment to the Jewish National Fund, promise of the Balfour Dechira- ' following 15 men were elected at
lion.
were adopted after their reading
The mass meeting was not a a joint meeting of the membership
in Yiddish by Mr. Haggai and in
!of both institutions held in April,
English by Simon Shetzer, presi- mere storm of protest. A definite .19:10: Messrs. Daniel J.
Alpert,
dent of the Zionist District of De- program for future activity was Maurice Aronsson, Fred M. But-
outlined by Mr. Warburg.
troit and treasurer of the Palestine
' zed, Ilerman Cohen, Louis
Other
speakers
in
New
York
Actions Committee.
were Robert Szold, president of , Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Samuel B.
Charles Rubber,
n
assistant at-
the Zionist Organization of Kahn, Abraham J. Koffman, Abra-
torney-general of Michigan, rep-
Triple Screen-
America; Prof. Felix Frankfurter ham J. Levin, Samuel Mintz, Isa-
resented Governor Fred W. Green
Grid
Harvard, who presided; Eman-' dore Rosenthal, Arthur B. Weber,
and read to the assembly his mes-
uel Neumann, president of Jewish Moses Weiswatoier, Melville S. Welt
sage which appeared in last week's
and Irvin Yaddows.
National
Fund;
Lieutenant-Gover-
Detroit Jewish Chronicle. Mr. Ru-
The board of directors elected
nor Herbert II. Lehman, Senator
biner also read messages from
Robert Wagner, Congressman the following officers: Samuel 13.
Congressmen Clarence .1. McLeon
Kahn,
president; Ilerman Cohen,
Hamilton Fish, Mayor Walker.
and Seymour II. Person and Rabbi
Bernard S. Deutsch, president of vice-president; Moses Weiswasser,
Mese Tubes)
Leon From.
treasurer;
Abraham J. Levin, sec-
American Jewish Congress, Rabbis,
Congressman Person wrote:
%Volt' Gold and Hirsch Masliansky retary, and immediately proceeded
"The comments of the public on
Satisfying the
to carry out the long-deferred
PHONE OR CALL FOR A DEMONSTRATION
the recent reversal of policy in and David Pinski. Messages were plans ter a new building. Mrs.
demand ever 5,
received from Senator Borah,
' reference to Palestine by the Brit-
where
for a me-
Edith
R.
Bercovich,
director
of
Governor Roosevel t, William
ish government show to me a deep
dium size console
Green, president of the American the Jewish Child Care Council,
disappointment in the hearts and
radio of unusual
was
appointed
to
serve
as
director
Federation of Labor, and others.
minds of all who hope for fair play
distinction! This
for the amalgamated institution.
not only toward individual, but
newest of Philco
A capable building committee was
Await Modifications.
also toward races and peoples.
models has the
at once appointed: Mr. Herman.
1.0NDON.--1.1. T. A.)—All
These comments come as much
latest
develop-
Cohen,
chairman;
Mews.
Fred
litical signs here point to the
from the non-Jewish as from the
ments in radio
Butzel, S. B. Kahn, Louis Duscoff
issuance
shortly
of
a
new
and
Jewish public. There is a deep'
withtriple
screen-
and
Irvin
Yarrow,.
The
members
hope that the declaration of policy "explanatory" document by the of this committee threw them-
grid! Uses
On the part of the British govern- British government moderating to
tubes
in
all!
selves
into
the
task
with
very
com-
Cam. is for • demonstration,
ment is not final. Britain data net some extent the harshness mani- mendable results. After careful
Electra - dynamic
fested in its statement of policy
Or better yet, let as give YOU •
often repudiate her pledges. She
speaker!
Very
de
l
iveration it was decided that the
on Palestine which has raised a
dere•astration in your own
may not now after hearing the
sensitive and se-
remaining part of the lot on Di-
hen..
smice of the public.
She has al- storm of protest among Jews the vision and I.inwood streets,
lective!
ways met difficultiem and diesels-1 world over and has elicited strong , although large enough to permit
We hare a selection of guaranteed used can for sale.
pretests
from
leading
non-Jewish
pointments with faith and roar-,
the erection of a building, WAS en-
are. Ile may safely and sanely de statesmen in every country.
We Will Accept Any Make of Car in Trade
tirely unsuitable because of con-
gested population and great traffic
Fisher
Theater.
so
solli"
' Rabbi Pramwired to the meet-
which of late has developed in that
frig:
John Gilbert is starred in "Way section. The lot on Burlingame
(Four blocks north of Harper)
"Regret inability to attend. for a Sailer," the new Metro-Gold- and Petoskey avenues. wan then
Confident that world opinion will, wyn-Mayer talking picture which bought. Although removed from
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compel the keeping of Britain's, is now at the Fisher Theater, with I the very congested part of the city'
historic pledge to the Jew,"
Wallace Beery in • prominent char-1 it would permit the children to be I
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WINTER AHEAD!
The Gothic Baby Grand
But No Idleness For This All-
Weather Car
Highly efficient operation!
amazingly compact! Has the
new Philco seven-tube triple
screen-14Thd chassis and elec-
tro-dynamic speaker! Super-
ior tone! Powerful! 17 1 ., in.
high by Di in. wide!
Cold weather emphasizes the value
of the Ford car's simplicity of design
and its dependable performance un-
der all conditions. There is an en-
during quality, too, in its exterior
finish. The pyroxylin finish is not af-
fected by cold, or the usual hazards
of snow or water. The Rustless Steel
used for the radiator shell and other
exterior parts is an additional assur-
ance of permanent beauty.
Philco's New Console
'69"
Even if you already own
a large model radio, it's
very easy to buy this
Philco as a "second" ra-
dio—Shecter offers con-
venient, easy terms.
NO CHARGE
FOR SERVICE
GINSBERG
Motor Sales
Besides You Get FREE DE-
LIVERY and FREE EXPERT
INSTALLATION
SERVICE
Shecter Music Co.
8832-46 VAN DYKE
8737 TWELFTH ST.
within reaching distance of the
OPEN EVENINGS