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MELCHETT, BRITISH
INDUSTRIALIST AND
ZIONIST, DIES AT 62

FEDERATION HEADS'
MEET IN CLEVELAND'

made up of groups
era I
HENRY WAGNER TO BE
I R EV/SIONISTS SCOR
and the Trades ;'slurs
'''' f
ACTIVE UNDER-SHERIFFI
WEIZMANN'S POLICIES
In January, 1926, feeling that ,
his policy of imperialism, his anti-
With the regime of Sheriff
socailistic views and his ideas on
Gppositioa Holds Him Respons'ble
I
Henry Behrendt, who took office ;
' trade revival were hampered by
for Passfield Paper; Altman of
(Continued from Page One.)
•
i
Jan. 1, Wayne County is to have
existing conditions, he offered his
Detroit, Is Viee-Prexident.
—
nickel mining, metal manufacture, services to the Conservative gov- Dr. John Slawson to Discuss its fiat active under•sheriff in the
Conference
of
American
Rab
-
person of Henry W agner.
coal mining and gas manufacture. eminent.
s YO
, R K. —The adZo iii:tnistr.B
His activities were
e,
s e-
Community Duties
Lord Melchett was an inipor• ' crediteed with benefitin th st t .
Mr. Wagner is considered emi-
bin One of Participat -
0 -
During Crisis.
twit figure in English politics and and the community as a whole ini:
nently titled for this important
lotions
Monday
night
describi
ng
ing Groups.
an international leader in Jewry. many directions. Ile had excep-!
the Paostield White Paper as a r e-
Ile gave liberally of his time and tional debating powers and was a
A
On Jan. :3 and 4, Jewish Welfare
su,,,
It uer,,fii)thia• tt"i it iun ,ph rope
of 1r
sil
policy
money to the cause of the Jewish vigorous pamphleteer, discussing Federation executives, represent.
ol Choi
Preventives of Unemployment," in-
national home in Palestine.
from time to link such questions ing Jewish communities throughout
Weizrounn
and
the
Zionist
Exec
me-
tended "t focus the conscience
From 1506 until the outbreak of as unemployment, industrial p o t- the United States, will most to de-
of toe '
he
and lisutle(ltagnaunliinzagtiot
a ration' upon the recurring trag- World Zaino'n
the World War Lord Melchett was ioV, anti-socialism and bolshevism. , termine what shall be done about
Organization ashoo
t t Id
edy
of unemployment, is announced
active in politics. Ile was elected lie was the author of "Industry the present economic depression and
for Jan. 26-27, at the Hantilton Ito. not conduct any negotiations wit h
to Parliament from Wales as a Lib- and Politics," a discussion of mod- whet its effects are upon Jewish
the British government until th
tel, in Washingto n, D. C
('., , by the
eral and showed the same vigor ern industrial problems. social service.
White Paper is recalled.
The Sc
Social Justice C oMIllittee
The conference is the result of a
that has characterized his tight
Lord Melchett resigned last
of the tend other resolution were s adopts
against socialism in recent years. October as chairman of the council call issued by foremost federation
Central Conference of American at t he closing sessions at th
Rabbis, the St vial Service Commis- Broadway Central
lk played a large part in the dis- and of the political committee of executives, among whom are lie.
Hotel of the o r-
aims of the Federal Council of the ganization's first national
establishment of the Church of the Jewish Agency in Palestine in John Slawson of Detroit, Dr. Ja-
canoe
Churches of Christ in America, and tion, which was attended b
England in Wales and in the foun- protest against the new Palestine cob Billikopf of Philadelphia; Sol-
y 4 0
the Social Action Delia rtment
dation of the Welsh land reform policy of the MacDonald govern- omon Lowenstein of New York
ttese
The
ga tess
the Notional Cat holic C onfence.
re
movement. Ile also was a strung ment, which he characterized as City, Samuel A. Goldsmith of Chi-
organization voted to wit h-
cago,
Dr.
Samuel
C.
Kohs
of
Brook-
advocate of woman's suffrage.
The general committees in charge draw its representatives from th
"'an act of almost unparalleled in-
of the conference includes prismi- committees of the Zionist Organ
WOMEN'S FROCKS
At the outbreak of the war gratitude and treachery committed lyn, Dr. Ludwig B. Bernstein of
nest
MEN'S SUITS
Drill Lloyd George invited Lord by a government toward a credu- Pittsburgh, Ferdinand S. Bach of
Jewish, Protestant, and ization of America, with its actin n
AND SUITS
St. Louis, Benjamin Glassberg of
Melchett, then Sir Alfred Mond, to : lout and harassed people."
olk leaders. Prominent among the subject to the approval of the Lon -
Cleaned and
Cleaned and
representatives of the Social Jus- don revisionist executive commi
5150
join the committee of business
Many honors came to Lord Mel- Milwaukee, Samuel Goldhammer of
t-
'
Pressed
Pressed
tire Committee of the Cent•al Con-
n leyeland,
,
Harry Greenstein . of
men whose advice he needed in I chett during his career. He held C
tee, and it recommended that un
and up
ference of American Raidik
imore,
and
Kurt
Peiser
of
Cm-
dealing with the economic dead- I the degree of LL. D. from the Uni- ott
are less the Weizmann policies are re •
Prof. Jacob II. Hollander, Rabbi pudiated the World Union of Zion
lock. He also was a member of I veraity of St. Andrews and also °multi '
Julian Feibelman, Maurice His-
Dr.
Slawson
to
Speak.
Lord Balfour's committee on com- l from the University of Munches-
gyer, Edmund I. Kaufman, Rabbi ist Revisionists withdraw fro m
Federation executives are join-
1V orld Zionist Organization.
mercial and industrial policy, ad- ter.
Ile had received the gold
HENRY WAGNER
Abram Simon, and Rabbi Edward the Mordec
vocating in 1916 the prohibition of I medal of the Institute of Mining ing with flurry L. Lurie, director of
ai Danzis of New or l
L. l ora el. Rabbi Israel's name ap-
German imports. He later made and Metallurgy and the degree of the Bureau of Jewish Social Re- post by virtue of his IC years' ex- pears on the executive hoard of the wits
0 . re-elected president of the o r-
- 533-5047- FOREST AVE E
Be- conference
saleable suggestions on Britain's I doctor of science from Oxford l"'arch for the purpose of discuss- perience in the sheriff's office.
ffi
memo,
and the following offi •
i
with two others, James
commercial policy after the war. I University. Like his father, he re- Mg the questions rising out of the ginning as a deputy under Sheriff Myers, industrial secretary of the g : sts were elected: Elias Gin 5- I
He was one of the first to urge I ceived the high distinction of a present emergency as well as prac- George T. Gaston 20 years ago, he I Federal Council of Churches of 1:: e
of New York and L. Altura
compulsory military service during Fellowship of the Royal Society. twat measures of meeting the emer- was retained by each of the tat - ,Christ in America, and Rev. R. A.
f Detroit, vice•presidents; Lrx el
t erra successors, Milt Oakman, Ed-, McGowan, assistant director of the I''s inansk
' New York, nations I .,
the war and also in creating the He leaves a son, the lion. llenry r en eVi ,
trY of
Dr. Slawson has been selected to
Tetere Ya and J. Lackow of Ne w
Ludwig Mond, who is his heir.
United Air Service.
ward F. Stein, "Duke" Coffin, andlSocial Action Department of the
From 1516 to 1921 Lord Mel-
' Surer,
His clubs included th • Carlton, had the group in a discussion of t hen promoted to turnkey by 'National Catholic Welfare Confer-
(ilea was first commissioner of Arthenacum, Saville, Burlington the following problem: 'Same as- George A. Walters and again by enceh.
le attractive program for the month of
works in the Coalition government. Fine Arts and Royal Automobile, sets of Jewish social service have E dward F. Stein, when he resigned
The conference opens Monday,
February, of which desalts will he pub-
t o enter business for himself, Dur-
lished shortly. Thii suh•cartitnittee us.
Ile displayed great ability both in his hobbies were scientific farm- not yet attained assured and • con-
•
January 211, at 2 p. m. An evening
der the chairmanship of Milton J. Silber-
that position and as minister of ing, most forms of sport and the tome support. n some oca Aka 1 ng the regime of Sheriff Walter• session follows at 8 o'clock. On
D
berg appeals for the co-overation of all
similar functions have not been 111- h
health in 1921, after the failure of collection of paintings, bronzes ,
e had the distinction of handling Tuesday, Jan. 2 7, there will be
younger
mintier members of the temple (and
corporated tntu the federation pro-, 5
those of their households], especially
his predecessor to deal adequately and objects of art. Ile several :
0,000 prisoners without a single three sessions, morning, afternoon Reunions were held at the Jew
the "Yount( Married.."
■ times visited New York, where he gram. These are likely to he af- e scope. Ile also inaugurated the and evening, the evening session ish ('enters on Dec. 28 and 30, fo Services:
with the housing shortage.
,' fected by the depression. What is j
During the war he twice visited made many friends.
nnovation of sepraating first of- following an informal dinner at t he children who attended the Frea h
Cone reg•t ion 'Seth El will h0111 I/11 Children Make Condi
Lord Melchett had been de-!the obligation of the federation to f
the front. The large concerns in
The bore and girls of the School of
enders from habitual criminals, I o'clock. Air ('ante in the first four group a eightieth anniversary celebration Sunday.
conserve the values of such pro-
Jan. 4. at 10:30 a. Brim -dd
Rellaion have completed their own Com-
which he was interested promised scribed as the "Apostle of Rations
:grams of community support?"
t Under-Sheriff Wagner is a na- I This conference, coming at a Fine the past summer. A third reunlo n will be delivered by Melville S. Welt, munity Fund campaign. Under the leads
reinstatement to all employes who dization" in Great Britain and ,
ive of Detroit and belongs to the when Congress will be in session, will be held at a date to lie an president of the temple. en. Leo M. , enship of the High School Council they
Other Meetings.
s
Franklin and Rabbi Leon Pram. Al 6:00 organised themselves to fulfill the pledae
enlisted. They were engaged ex- ' this, together with the development l
Among other problems to be die- s chool of self-made men. Ile I hopes to draw the attention of the nounced later for the fifth group there will he a banquet In the SOrigl hall of 6650 made to the Community Fund,
clusively in making war materials , of the British empire as a single,
tailed his career when 7 years I entire country to the necessary eon-
The program was made up of of the temple. PA I.• 1,11y II. Montagu an Increase of 850 above act year's gift.
cussed is: "flow can social agen• o
at controlled prices.
! vast economic unit, and the pro- cies meet increasing demands with-
Id as a newsboy and is a former', atructive steps which must tie la- moving pictures taken at the Fresh of London, England, will be the speaker. Every child planed a viola. to the effect
Rabbi Fran, will °rem.' the PolPit Sat• that In the course of four welts he would
Called to War Economic Council. motion of industrial
,
operation out lowering, their service stand- member of the Old Newsboys' As- ken to safeguard the ueconomicand Air Camp, camp songs and cheers
3. at 10:30.
bring • stated sum as his contribution.
J
ing. i.e.
Three-quarters of the supply of . were the three foundation stones ards,,,
sociation. At the age of 14 he 'ethical life of the country. and tragical entertainment throug h "r' (T„V
Jen.
'
11. the pulpit will be The children more than made rood. They
I earned the metal polishing trade
nitrate of ammonia, one of the of his policies.
The
sessions
of
the
confer:ewe
,
the
h
rsiu
hoto,ciurtnwn,
and
Burt
:‘i
r.
Ardena
o,
C Or/I
e/Pled by Dr. Franklin who wio speak collected $656 63. The surplus will no
I Several other meetings have been
a
a
«
to other charitable muses preferred by
most important ingredients of
at the e un - If Liberal Judaism Had Failed."
scheduled in conjunction with the A and is today still a member of the will be open to the public.
the children. Especially brilliant was
fetal Polishers Union. He is presi-
The program as announced pram- second,
high explosives, were furnished by ; LORD MELCHETT'S DEATH
the showing of the High School depart-
: meeting of the federation execu- d
Temp'. Siotirehed
eat and general manager of the , ises unusual interest because it After the program refreshments
Lord Melchett's firms, besides MOURNED BY WORLD JEWRY
E
The Temple Sisterhood will hold its ment which had • aunt. of 31(2.50 and
The death of Lord Melchett to Slawson
tires. Among
those
Dr. t astwood Park Company, opera- 'deals with the most vital industrial vete served and a short swial hour regular monthly meelinv. Jan. 12, at 2:30. mimed 6103.43.
glycerine and cordite, gas, gas
will attend
are which
the execu-
masks and nickel. He founded being mourned by Jews through- :live committee meeting of the Na- fi ors of Eastwood Park, one of the 'and social problem facing the coup- I followed for the campers and staff. Miss Nellie Lee Holt will be the speaker.
nest amusement parks in the try today and because of the spec-
two hospitals of which Lady Mel- I Out the world. The English' ionist funnel conference of Jewish Social
No R for Beth El College%
(JEWISH CENTER BAND
! nited States. He is a member ial qualifications of those contra,-
chett was in charge, as well as I Federation from its offices in New :Service and the executive commit-
Following the practire of ...illy year:
f
Queen Alexandra's Hospital for , York and the Zionist Organization 'tee meeting of the American AM
st•mling, there will be no interruption
HONORED AT BANQUET
- 0 t Ashlar Lodge, F. & A. M., De- uting to the program. At the din- .
lieth El College el during the
roil Consistory, and a Shriner.
,ner session on Tuesday evening,
Officers at Highgate. The late ! of America headquarters; in New; • it of Social Workers. Dr
mid.winter school vacation. Cl has been
R b' Israel
speak
Lord Moulton said publicly it York issued statements mourning1Slawson will also discuss "Culture
r ur
that adults attending a elana one
The Jewish Center band, which
o bins is the mewl y
Implications of
Us elected chancellor
the Congress
great loss. has
The issued
American
Jew- Conflicts" at a round table of the
• week for only 30 week. prefer
would have been impossible for ish
"Ftlf
a state-
Rhi i. night
to have the P.1110. contin11011. and do Is under the direction of Israel
Britain to have carried on the war
American Sociological Association.
froa fter tnlit.y. Th e not sense the need for a holiday. This Glass, will be honored at a banquet
Individuals
save for the research work done ment of mourning.
other officers of the organized° n strict erintinnity of the cemilons also
It possible to [1MM early In the to be given by the parents of the
by Lord Melchett's firms and the who issued statements include
lahnb rani
c v i csec-rcihbaene 1.
BY THE WAY
e , 1 1 7 make,
ipring before the warm weather sets.
I M SS HANNAH HELLER
Samuel Untermyer, Dr. Charles A.
output maintained by them.
or r is
boys in the band on Sunday, Jan.
,
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k
1
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DIES AT AGE OF S81Greenberg, quaester; David Gooze ,'G y m For Men:
After the war Lord Melchett, Ilerty, president of the American •
11, at the Jewish Center, 31 Mel-
Chemical Society, Felix M. War- (Continued from Preceding Page.)
—
who had been forced to resign his
■
warden; Samuel Barr, historian.
6 "'"" i ""'
dre
"
c " " bourne avenue.
The bazaar of the Jewish Peo- i Funeral services for Miss Ilan-
directorships because of his offi- burg, Louis Lipsky, Henry Morgen. maticiano. I remember once listen-
The first party of the season wa 51 )114: innIt"In 'e vn7 nin l r yrtrrue7eilto
9 p. m. for
a workout
or
Mr. Glass, who has been the di-
cial position, resumed his former thou, Robert Szold, Emanuel Neu- ing to a listing of the prominent p le's Schools will be held at the : nab Heller, fur 40 years a teacher held at the Club Martin lust Fri - want to play basketball be
sure and
commercial connections and found- mann, Dr. Cyrus Adler and others 0 lieS by Professor Brodetsky of
inter Theater
of the Sholom in the Detroit schools, who died they and others are contemplates 1 iz,k,, ,:t . it
i , t p,rrtlee to come to temple , rector of the band since its incep-
.
England, who is
s
,
pump- Alelchem
I ns i u e, o. J hen-, Saturday , were held at 2 P. in., for the near future.
tion four years ago will trace the
Y g
. __
ed several new companies, among
kin himself in that way. Ile told ilworth avenue, from Saturday: Monday, in the chapel of Temple
general progress and improvement
them being the Amalgamated An- RAISE $415 ON FLAG
The fraternity at
present ceentniteee on Activate.:
me that whets the mathematicians evening, Jan. 10, through Thurs- Beth El, Dr. Leo Si.Franklin and time is pledging new the
of the band. The band will play
members
thracite Collieries, Ltd.; Synthetic
Tho osamitt«e ea ecitotio, ennoonees
DAY
FOR
THE
J.
N.
F.
gather
in convention it looks like day evening, Jan.
several numbers immediately after
Rabbi Leon Fram officiated.
Ammonia and Nitrates, Ltd., of
from the University of Detroit and that Ha ,ib.rommittee on younger mom•
The Flag Day committee of the Shevuoth at some synagogue.
The bazaar will be featured by
bergaellvItiro Is preparing an unusual. the banquet.
horn in Detroit 58 years a•ss, the Detroit City
both of which he was chairman,
Cit I Law S c h 00 I .
Music and mathematics—dues a carnival and in addition to the Miss Heller haul taken a prominent
and the Industrial Finance and In- .lewish National Fund announces
vestment Corporation, Ltd. He that $115 was raised in the street not Bertrand Russell say, some- merchandise to be sold there will part in the development of the
Sc p ratio to Appear at Detroit 1- --
also launched the Finance Com- colleetions. The high scorers and where, that they are very much be nightly concerts and entertain- school system. She was active in
akin—that music is really only a ing features. Admission to the the growth of the Parent-Teacher '
el et arc:
Institute of Arts.
pany of Great Britain and Amer- the amounts the y
font of glorified counting, except b azaar NI be free.
A.•soclation movement and had
ica, Ltd., which caused a stir in
1. A. Lawton. Ill: Mrs. It. Pollack.
Thy dramatic soprano, Miss
that
you
count
without
being
con-
$2s.51,
Mrs
S.
Newman.
$15.13,
Mkses
I.
Finkelstein,
attorney,
will
act
made
it
her
crncern
to
meet
the
Rhoda
Goldherg,
and the talented
business and financial circles.
Sandler and Ch
oard. scious of it.
as chairman of the opening pro- families of pupils who tame under pianist, Samuel Shpargel, both of
lie was chairman of Brunner, Shirley
520. Da, Ilreder, Si'
j I .05 loan.
Russell, by the way, would have gram of the bazaar, and A. Jattin, her care.
Mond & Co., Ltd.; the Mond Knopp., 317.16; iltnrietta
the Detroit Halevy-Ilazomir Sing-
me .]
DESIRABLE HALLS FOR WEDDINGS, BALLS,
committed suicide but for mathe- $ccretary of the bazaar committee,
She served 011 the board of refig- I ing Secieyt, will participate in the
Nickel Company, Ltd., and a di-
matics. Ile has reached the point will be speaker of the evening.
BANQUETS, THEATRICALS, Etc.
ion of the Temple Beth El school. ' recital of the well-known violin
rector of many other companies. Elnel munover; 111.35: liessie Goldberg.
where he decided that for himself
Actors of Littman's Yiddish Her last post in the City school virtuoso, Jean Reel 13eaume, to be
At the invitation of the last Con- $10.10.
life Was not worth the candle— Theater, the Chord of Judea and . system was at the Burroughs Inter- given on Fridley, Jan. 9, at
servative government he became
N:31)
but he wanted to learn a little well known singers will also par: mediate School. She had been ill o'chck,
government director of the British
PERFECTION LODGE
at the Detroit Institute of
more mathematics before he took ticipate in the opening night's pro- about six months before her death Art .
Dyestuffs Corporation, Ltd. fie
Perfection Lodge No. 48(3, F. &
the grand leap.
gram and on subsequent nights.
at her home, Cl)) Blaine avenue.
was also a director of the West- A .M., will hold a regular com-
Others who will assist the vio-
And now he seems completely
The committee, through the rot Miss Heller leaves a sister, Regenla tin slayer are: Mrs. Emily Gilmore
minster Bank. For a time he was munication on Wednesday, Jan. 7,
cured that he writes books on
n ns of The Detroit Jewish ('brim. IL Heller who formerly was super- St ,: ens, pianist: John WUMMe,
chairman of the National Fuel and at 7 p. m.
Dexter Boulevard at Lawrence
Ave. Euclid 6818
"Happiness."
i
ccolnet.rib
bazaar. visor of kindergarten work and flat at,
and
Gilbert
Benume,
e. K. SANI/ORF, Secretary.
Power Committee and president
thuatend articles tar
n ailing in the Detroit scluzils. She 'e .1 ist. Admission will be free.
By order of
of the Institute of Fuel and of the
AND SO TO BED
* was buried in Woodmere Cemetery.
British Scientific Guild.
DAVID ARKIN, W. Si.
At the library met L. C., daugh-

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B'NAI MOSHE NOTES

Brought Capital and Labor
Together.
Of all his activities the one per-
haps arousing the greatest public
interest was the part he played in
setting up the Conference on In-
dustrial Reorganization and Indus-
trial Relations, usually called the
Mond-Turner Conference. Ile was
joint chairman of the conference,.

ter of a Presbyterian clergyman
Publix Riviera Theater.
from Texas, who is writing biog. g,lerheo,. Meetin
g
Marie Dressler and Wallace rapiiy of Harriet Beeches' Stowe.
At the next meeting of the SPterh 1
Beery, who have scored repeated
"Well, is Santa Claus being good which will be held on Toe day eyeni
Impressively simple was the mar.
rn' sr" .
successes in separate vehicles, ore to you?" she queried. "Don't you
riage at Temple Beth El of Mr.
now to be seen in their first co-star- know that Santa Claus doesn't Is!,,:i'h;.. 6:lie,';,b.?.arsin•;,,lin,,tretishirileFt':,:r1::',':ihS.11:1 ;Ind Mrs. Philip ('atsman's daugh-
teal
ring picture, "Min and Bill," which visit Jewish boys?" I replied.
program to be presented e'er • sh
, ter, Pearl, to Arthur Warren Du-
will open a week's engagement
And then to the printery, where b ‘.5i " ee e ....ism.
bois, son of Mrs. Fannie Dubois.
starting Saturday, Jan. 3, at the I was shown a novelty, a bunk of Su nday Relizlous School.
1 The ceremony was read by Rabbi
Publix Riviera Theater.
Yiddish poems, printed in the .,h0
T171 oi n 'htn,
iikazhi. iihr.ed.en. nat.t .,, nfon.tte
t
' Zeiger,
Latin script. But I would rather
The bride wore an atractive for-
And d e l •rri4.e.,.,,;a: ,ive.dniirail:e ril....dwbz
T hReb. bleb i e i m
take my Yiddish straight.
e non,i n.let, i : ild,;- 1 mal afternoon gown of black flat
c
hatted of many other thing , par-
s
crepe, modeled with the fashion-
t icularly of this gentle art of mak- rendered by Pearl Per:Irk! P TA' : 1711,E able flare from the knees. The
and Her Seven . Some' wax por-
ing money, with conditions being ;
chartreuse green of the bolero jack-
c..m.n i.s, Ett neroi co,:inefie,idessssti ; . , „ Si ydn
iz
what they are today, and I told
et and satin pumps was echoed in
one of the two Jewish boys who robe. Pearl Pernick, Ilerberst Gror msn, Ed- the long, curling ostrich plume
;,
Leon
Ln
had bought out the Modern ha Irri;:;,d 14,07n..nn
, London. Philip which was posed at the side of her
Library series and are reputed to
smart felt hat. She carried a Col-
be clearing $35,000 each as their ss ..
: K Alebigil" ;Ai lP rezt4t.rend:ing:
!. ,i •In f s soli.:;44 ,.eal
.
onial bouquet of orchids, Talisman
seem,
share annually. S. W. proffered 's
roses and bo
uvardia, valley lilies
the idea of ghosting the emotes - r ein .1se:ilic.' E 't s 'Irt
nerldlnrin:LIKn7 PLanMeattri.. ! giving a lacy effect about the edge.
sions of some witnesses now very London, Peed Perriek, Betty Sehned-
Samuel and David Catsman,
much in the public eye, and as for :,areid Loz,,„ Eli, ,,, h. Ki niq.
:!.
0,,,,Fin r,:iii,nelih- i brothers of the bride, ushered the
of ,
myself, I cogitated, maybe Ex- teats- oere eAltert ;Ain'
guests b their places during which
, II
Rabbi might sell.
errnan. Herrn•n Smilow, Sant SehilT, SM•r: interval Mrs. Emily Hixson played
/c cnnevatte Srlin. Jitlian Lef- ,
But as usual, all these cogita- , , ,ewisitle re.,,,
I.iebestraum (Lizst) in the organ.
Cons are but apples of Sodom— ned Fes io , her. Solna tere nrencs
Sirs. sman appeared at her
::;:s PF
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collapsing and crumbling as one r t irTni
eld j, annde Jeanet.te o !,: on s
,,v..1 daughter's wedding in a blue lace
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takes them into hand.
gown
while the mother of the groom
Schiff. Sylvia till leas Evelyn Altman nod,
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And so home—and to bed.
Sylvia Ifornfield lead the sehool In sing. seas in black crepe trimmed with
(Copyright. 1931. J. T. A./
ing of - Mom Trim - The striver., was'
cream
lace. Both matrons wore
arranged ard directed hr the following , I
rhoulder bouquets.
More than 55 guests attended the
James A. Kates and 1.11. Mendelnsohn.. reception which fallowed at the
Catsman residence on 'Miller road,
In the company were many from
party io , t o mr
be. liR,
erd :Sunday evening. .lan. I Pontiaii and Detroit. Mr. and Mrs.
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n,..d:,Na'2.1 Dubois departed on a trip east.
A number of delightful atTairs
,,,niann,rd refresh.
alive of
police was .)
have been given for the couple prior
present and he announced and cored at the'
to
their marriage. Among them
The Ford 4-Door Victoria Coupe is a great
•
signed the draft of the constitution ,
wan a dinner party at which Dr.
1 r the community' and recorded its Yet
A ,..",,‘iiiin! , hp or,. ,.
.
car for women to drive. It is reliable and
estbalishme t
n
;ion will presert a two end • half hoo r and Mrs. I. Gutow were host;
stag dinner given by a number of
easy to handle.
It's quick acceleration,
Ignacio Bauer, a local banker, ,osc,ssrs t0s ss.
r F it.fh. or irt ,h4 , 1;1,Ad,or
, v i sn
l ,n, S,Vt ah r,,
/Ir. Dubois' friends; a dinner and
Was elected president of the com-
alert speed, effective four-wheel brakes, it's
e
y • group of talented ''tuna' kitchen shower at which the hos-
munity in recognition of his per- men and yeomen.
tesses were Mrs. Edward Rosen.
ease in steering, shifting gears, turning and
sonal endeavors to obtain the legali-
berg, Mrs. Samuel Magitison and
zation of the commun ty and for Honor
i
parking are important considerations for
Roll of Congregation Mrs. David Goldfarb; a bridge
obtaining plot for a .lowish eeme-
a
Emanuel Bible Class.
party given by Mrs. II. Podolsky
Women motorists. Call for a demonstration.
tery despite the objections of
church officials. Bauer also under-
Mr. Sehlos-d', els., footstep Rosen.! and an afternoon bridge party to
which
Mrs. Sigmund Sestnerhad 21
took the financial responsibility for !..ziss
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al,eisi..
. Sayde Karhal. Elmer
1931 LICENSE PLATES
guests.
maintaining the synagogue which is
Miss Ashinsky class: Annabelle Ger•,
located
in
the
central
section
of
Ma - manskr.
Sava time and bother by letting us get yours for you.
drid.
Mrs. Cordon's class: M•rcu• Edelstein. Basketball Games and Dance
No service, fee.
The synagogue has a library ad- Lillian Lipman. Jean Rollins.
Sponsored by Center.
glein'. el .• • A nn Sherman.
OPEN SUNDAYS
joining it where a number of old
Grace Goldberg. Bessie Naidi.eh. Elsie
The Jusvisn e enters Asiciatiii:
religious ar ic es collected from Itlorn, Rose Schwirts.
t l Adele Robins,
has arranged for two basketbal
tz ilverriment museums and private ,s,.mr t sF4.`tl ii. , s ;,70;,'r;nr,td,,titiwF;;;:l
'amen and • dance to be given a'
collections are housed.
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Merrymakers, led by Eddie Loug- Time Wife," with Edmund Lowe
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dancers par excellence. forming him into • fiery lover.

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