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RABBI FRAM WINS
LITERARY PRIZE children

"ISA RON ICIE

i DISPROVE
DISPROVE CHARGE WIIIIRCN.ITAJ:Rrrl..1 DUBNOW BIRTHDAY SPONSOR
he
TOBACCO COMPANY
ar CELEBRATED HERE.Joseph
en

1 The judge ar.hro. a s t h5elitcNi
!to Raeblj e uLeCe en From
N na
Tardy, a we
writer for
and the author of flamer- .
cars children's books,

OF SUNDAY'S
JEWISH RADIO FORUM

8

NATHANSONS ARE
HERE SECOND WEEK

-
Cantor of the Cantor Fur-
Julius and Anna Nathanson, two
Mare Shop, b923 - 27 Twelfth street of the leading stars of the Yiddish
is the sponsor of the Jewish Radio stage, remain in Detroit for an-
orum, broadcast from 1 to 1 :30 other week.
0 n Sundays, from Station WalBC. This week-end, at Littman's
Yiddish People's Theater, Twelfth
and Seward, they are being starred
in it play, "Some Boy" ("Oi Is Dos
a Yingel!").
This libretti' was written by S.
It. SimkofT and S. Wolf, with
music by Ruben Asofsky. The
play was directed by Mr. Nathan-
son, and Hyman l'risant is in
charge of the dances. The en-
tire cast participates in the per-
formance.

Mrs. Sarah Wodic, widow of t
late Emanuel Medic, Civil W
veteran who was for years ward
of 'female Bet El, will celebra te

pontiar

Note3

A meeting of the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth Jacob was held Tues-
Rabbi Pram in addition to his
day afternoon at the community
others interests has long special-
The Kvutzah Ivrith celebrated
center. A very interesting talk on
ized in the writing and the telling
the seventieth birthday eef the
the "Life of Matilda Schecter"
of stories for children. Ile was one
great historian, Dr. S. Dubnow
was given by Mrs. M. II. Zackheim
of the first writers to contribute to J. T. A. Probe Finds Ameri-
Sunday evening, Jun. 4, at the
-- ---
of Detroit, followed by a social
can Tobacco Co., Does
Philadelphia-Byron hall. A large
hour.
Rabbi Leon Ham has been Young. Israel and has been writing
crowd turned out to participate in
awarded the first prize of $75 for articles and stories for it for many
Not Discriminate
the celebration.
writing the best children's story of years. His special department is
Miss Lileon Barnett of Franklin
Rabbi M. Hershman, who was
the year in the national Jewish "Jewish Holiday Stories" and "Lit-
boulevard returned to her home
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.1—Due
children's magazine, "Young Is- tie Pictures Out of the Talmud."
the
principal
speaker,
gave
an
ex-
Sunday
after a sojourn of several
to the widespread publicity during;
' position of Dubnow's ideas of na-
rael." His story was called "The
weeks at Miami Beach, Ha.
In the assemblies of Beth El the past weeks of a rumor to the
Story of a Melody." It dealt with School of Religion, the children effect that the American Tobacco.
tionalism. A. Altenan and A.
the Kol Niche.
Markson delivered short talks on
prefer a story by Rabbi Fran tdd Company, manufacturers of Lucky
Every year a committee of judg- plays or motion pictures. His Strike cigarettes, had discharged
Dahlias's, the historian.
■
es goes over all the artich• and stories are retold with great en- thousands of Jewish employees
'
Prof. E. Zaludlkddwsky, accorn-
stories contributed to "Young Is- thusiasm at home so that the par- from their offices and factories. a
: panted by 316,1 Heiner, delighted'
rael" and awards prizes for the' cuts of Temple Beth El know them representative of the Jewish Tele-
■ the audience with his Hebrew and
best contributions of the year.1 as well as the children. graphic Agency today interviewed
Jewish selections, one eef which he
Junior Relief Workers Dis-
Among the writers for "Young Is-
composed' for this special occasion.
In his travels in Palestine, in representatives of the company
tribute Baskets of Food
rael" are some of the leading Jew-1
.
Master
S.
Jacobson,
violinist,
and
I Is rumination and glazers
Mexico, Eastern Europe and Rus- and investigated as to whether
to Needy.
ish writers and journalists of the silt, Rabbi Fram collected a great there was any basis for such
Miss S. Shur, pianist, both stu-
pr escribed be our DOC IOR of
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country, Elma Ehrlich Levinger, stare of popular folk tales which belief.
dents eef the Hebrew High School,
Optometry.
Registered • n d
Louis Lozowick, David Ewen, Jas.-, he uses as the raw material far'
As a result of the huge success
played a number of classical num-
certified by State of Michigan
Investigation proved that there
of the card party and dance held
eph Gaer, Harry Allen Potamkin the picturesque stories he writes I is no basis whatsoever for the ru-
' hers. Miss 11. alilkowsky, Seer/M-
A guaranteed service at reason
and Martha Newmark.
Dec. 214 at the clubhouse at 10036
I panic(' by Bella Bitten-Golden-
able prices.
and tolls
m a rs, tAmerican
Th • A
i Tobacco
Holmur avenue, the Junior Relief
' berg, was at her best in her Jew-
Company employs about 250 pen-
Workers, comprising the following
. i. h and Hebrew selections. S.
; le in its New York ()trice—about
I members, Dorothy Schorr, Rae
Cashilan, Mrs. It. Davidson and
JOSEPH CANTOR
2,500 in its factory in Virginia and
MRS. SARAH WODIC
I Levitt, the Misses Rose, Molly and
• •
Seligson
about 350 salesmen throughout
During
the
10
weeks
that
Mr.
Belle Wuntner and Shirley Vic-
name
of
the
llebrew
teachers
Ila-
wpm kr,
the country. There has barn no her eighty-third birthday ten Sun- :
Cantor
has
sponsored
this hour. tors with the proceeds distributed
tient
general discharge of help recently day, Jun. 18, and will be at home dassah and Alumni Association of the Jewish community's most
baskets
of foist to needy. The
0111/111 Errs Fitted try
G0
but, on the contrary, according to to relatives and friends from 2 to the United Hebrew Schools, re- prominent leaders have spoken on
Estiertn.
members
thank
their
many
friends
Complete w
spectively.
5
p.
m.
at
the
Wilshire
Hotel,
Col-
G. W. Hill, president of the cont.
will. (Imre. Our mg-
beaks of importance locally, na for their attendance and co-ope-
ohm $12 sallies
pony, more people have been taken lingwood at Third. Mrs. Waffle is
Cannily and internationally. Fred ration. A future (lance for a sim-
on and business has increased dur- one of the oldest living: members
M. Butzel, Milford Stern, Dr. John ilar purpose is planned!.
of Temple Beth El.
ing the past year.
Sla•son, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich,
"Many of our most important
(DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT./
SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY!
Sirs. Mayer B. Sulzberger and oth-
departments are headed by Jews," Stolsky is Special Represen-
ers were the speakers, Aaron
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
said Mr. Hill. "The men in charge
tative for Mutual Health
Near Ringers
Kurland is chairman of the pro-
We Specialize in Repairing and Alteration
of advertising, publicity and also
Open Evenings Until 8 o'Clock
gram and George Galvani directs
& Accident Association.
At Moat Reasonable Prices
of our legal department, Albert
the musical program. A feature
Lasker, Edward Bernays and Louis
of the hour is the weekly news
The Mutual Benefit Health and Young Defenders of Zion.
Service Can to All Parts of the City.
Levy, are of the Jewish faith. Our
A Young Judaean club was or- digest sponsored by The Detroit'
employment applications do no Accident Association, with State
Jewish
Chronicle,
t
offices
at
1010
Book
Building,
De-
ganized at the Tuxedo and Hol-
If You Want
DAY and NIGHT SERVICE
require prospective employees to
state their religious faith. I do troit, is reputed to be the largest m'. Hebrew School. Last week
EUC. 8225
concern
eef
its
3910 CALVERT
In loving memory of our lee_
election of officers took place, and DETROIT AUTO SHOW
not understand how such a rums r I
lovedone, Samuel Schlussel, who
the following were elected: Presi-
can spread in view of the fact the . kind in the world
TO BE JAN. 17 TO 24 passed away six years ago today,
dent, Marvin Schneider; recording
we never made any such discrina selling health and
Jan, 4,
'
accident
i
n
s
ur-
secretary,
Donald
Roberts;
cor-
nation on this basis." And he
With the first of the great auto- Aplace is vscant In oor hearts,
responding secretary, Eugene
added "you may see from the high ance. Their poli•
whir h never can he 11111.11 .
Kraft; tdeasurer, Morton Levit- moleile shows of theyear now draw-
places occupied by Jews on our ciespay from the
r
first day of sick-
sky. The nearest project is mak- ing to a successful close in New Iir Though
Buy Your
staff
that
we
appreciate
the
value
ro.„'rea'rtohreyr ■ ':1"afrernnenni're.
THERE IS NO BETTER FCEL THAN
fleas
or
hurt
and
York,
attention
of
the
ing
material
for
the
Young
Ju-
automotive
of Jewish brains."
Still in memory you are with us,
pay for a life-
daea booth at the J. N. F. ba- industry is directed to the Dc.troit
A. you alwaYs were before.
Several Jewish employees,
zaar. Members are making bread- show which will be held from Jan.
clerks, department heads, stenog- time on either.
Sadly missed by his loving Wife,
boards, tie-racks and meat boards. 17 tee 21 and which for national
raphers, interviewed in the office After 90 days, if
totally
11
i
sable('
Meetings are betel Sunday at 2 importance now ranks along with Children and Grandchildren.
said they knew of no Jewish help
From the
from either sick-
o'clock. All those in ages from Gotham's exposition. During the
who had been discharged.
ness or accident,
In loving memoryof Mrs. Harrs•
coming week, an army of decorators
That the rumor was persistent p r e m i u m is Sidney Stolsky 11 to 14 may join.
and electricians will start their an- Goldberg, who died Jan. 12, 11127
Our business is to see that you get the best
and malicious in origin was re- I waived and a check is sent every
nual job of converting Convention (nine (lays in month of Shevat).
vealed by reports of sales agents month for life. All claims for • Blue Blossoms of Zion.
fuel for the money you invest, and that it is
Very sadly missed by the chil-
for the company. In Detroit, 68
The last meting of the Blue Hall into a setting worthy of the
Michigan
as
well
as
Detroit
are
two
million dollars worth eef cars dren, Jacob, Minnie, Abraham, and
correct for your heating plant.
or 72 retail dealers reported that
Blossoms of Zion was held at the
handled
through
the
local
office,
and
equipment
to
be
exhibited.
the
husband, Harry Goldberg.
they had heard of this rumor.
home of Miss Sally 'Mendelsohn, •
The retail automobile trade of
Some of the statements were fan- and in that way prompt servise is Saturday, Jan. 3. Election of offi-
the
State
will
tee
in
Detroit
on
Wed-
given.
In
sad and loving memory of
Phone Columbia 0655
cers resulted as follows; ('resident,
tastic in the number of Jewish em-
Sidney Stolsky eef 2014 Gladstone Miss Sophie Cohn; vice-president, nesday, Jan. 21, for aliehigan Day our dear father andgrandfather,
ployees mentioned. One Detroit
avenue, phone Garfield 45.12-R, Miss Sally Mendelsohn; secretary at the show as the Michigan Au- Samuel DeYoung,, who passed away
dealer said a customer told him special representative for the Jew-
, tomotiveTrade • • . .
14 years ago Jan. 9, 1917.
Miss Ada Spectre; treasurer, Miss
that 150,000 Jews hail been dis-
ish community eef Detroit, has been
hold its eleventh annual convention
Sadly missed by his loving Chil-
charged from the American To- specially trained by the state ;dice Lillian Finkelstein.
at
Hotel
Book-Cadillac
that
(lay.
dren and Grandchildren.
TRAVEL BY B U S%
2816 ST. ANTOINE STREET
Two committees were appointed:
bacco Company. The total num-
to give efficient service to his Jew- Social, Miss Rachel Fox, Miss Rose Governor Wilber M. Brucker will
ber employed by the company I ish clients.
he the principal speaker at the ban-
Cohn,
Miss
Margaret
Samovitz;
scarcely
goes
over
3,000
and
the
CADILLAC 4006
Eat. 1913
program, Miss Jeanette Fisher, quet of the state dealers that night.
greater part of the factory help in
Judge Alfred J. Murphy of the
Miss Sally Spectre.
Virginia is colored.
hird Judicial Circuit will be mas-
ASS'N
The program consisted of a dis- ter
OSCAR
There were also reports that the
of ceremonies and in addition 37 years
old, R. EHRLICH
cussion of the three basic princi-
% rumor had been spread! in New Charm Tea:
beloved husband! af
to
the governor, Secretary of State Frances D. Ehrlich, loving
father
York over the radio during a Jew- 1 Mrs. Glogower, president of the Y. W. ples eef the Jewish National Fund
Frank
D.
Fitzgerald
and
Mayor
of
Jeanne
and
Bernard, passe('
as
laid
down
by
Menachem
Ussish-
11.
A.
bwrd,
will
discu
.ss
the
subject
ish hour.
In the Morning Before Going to Town
Frank
Murphy
of
Detroit
will
also
away
suddenly
Dec,
19,
. °net Viled
ew
Jn e . 1:hy kin and of his coming to Detroit.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency e lrInotwer.to i, c11,1,rieboCrem
at Los An-
address
Place it in our b•nds for 10 minutes and it will look like
The next mediae will be held at
the tradesmen. gales, Cal., where he resided but
investigation found no basis for l ening, Jan. 21. at S:10 o'clock. This
The largest and safest bus
ev
Announcements of new models 10 months after living
new. Drive • clean car to town.
the home of Misses Sally and Ada and
of the
planned
any statement that would imply
in Detroit
rumors of many special exhib- d 22
•
line in the world. Buses travel
I'" reni rr1,7rrionZteen„l
■ ti l r
Pri'iniv t Spectre.
years.
was an officer of
that the American Tobacco Com- the
its, which have stimulated great in- Knights
its
of He
Pythias,
under the auspices of the Lohono Girls
doily to all parts of the United
pany discriminates against Jewish Club.
terest not only among members of
States.
employees.
industry but the general public
"Sociable Social:
Jr. National Fund Dance the
Lubrication Service
ANNA
MITCHELL
as well, are being spread and with-
The "Sociable Social" takes place at
of 42 Pilgrim avenue, 40 years
Jan.
18
to
be
Outstand-
Paramount
Theater.
the
Jewish
Center
on
Saturday,
Jan.
10.
out
doubt
the
1931
show
will
em-
Winter Storage Service, $10.00 Per Month
8.30 o'clock. Dancing. refreshment„
ing Event.
brace in its list of new models more old, died on Jan, 8. Funeral serv-
Marie Dressler and Polly Moran at
wen p ...• d
:n a det
pr, g;re .m.
a III
y
will tee seen at the Paramount The-
than have been seen at ' ices were held on Jan. 9 at Lewis
At the last meeting of the a innnolintions
the
Bros,' a• uneral Home, with tad r
ARE NOW IN EFFECT
otter in "Reducing," following the S'
.
show since the pioneer days meat
Junior Jewish National Fund, the
. at ('lover Hill Park
Pari
v.t Cenfe:
i
of
the
industry.
Vr"I i l'irrti a one
] " . i' ll'
S
cuent
rr engagement of "Manteca,"
various
committees
gave
their
For Ticket. and Information
evIttr° 71'll address the In-
tery.
Rabbi
Hershman
o
ficiated.
f
12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD
I with Marlene Dietrich, Gary Coop- dd (modiste girl. on the ', object of social reports on the progress of the,
She is survive d' by her husband!,
Call Cherry 5367
hygiene. Dr. Prvin h as previously ad. coming annual dance which will I
I er and Adolphe Menjou.
oh on the mime subject
dre..ed senior ds
Y W H
Saul; a son, Jack, and a (laughter,
1901 Grand River, cor, Cass.
11 ■ 1.1 prover! herself eminently goalilied for be eheld Sunday evening, Jan. 18, '
Elizabeth.
She
was
the
daughter
the. tier of discussion.
lictitia
rys 0l1ebl a itro0ni.
Bn 0 k-Ca 51 (iilla
u si,
c will
in the
b
F ir lide
. cir:I. :
of Mr and Mrs] A 1% einberg and
The lirst Fireside circle will he held
Jon:or Girls Council:
: of Mrs. Did
iv Kahn, Mrs. L.
lir the chit, house on Rowena street on • sister
r
N .
Inspired by amore essful rnember.hitt provided by the popular Jack Mc -
Lew is,
LA SALLE WINDOW SHADE
party which was given recently, the Jon- 'Goy and his Society Orchestra.
r ' t'„"" el
I ' Jewell,
1 o
l i ! 'll ' Afrt1;a1 1 ‘4", ''''?' IIPiII:t°
, iren.:, •Sl'il:k:iInasi:je:Sg
AND DRAPERY COMPANY
ior Girls Council I. continuing with its
The silver loving cup, which is 1,1 , solds , sedf, ;:x„..adriddc .:,. ..dti. den %,, , , v iif i sz i will i
Warr.
. for the future. On Seturday, J•n.
8424 Linwood Ave.
lIrlaa'h
11%;
eN° D 1 r n : t ' ra. de l i' t (1 ,
Ih. ,
GI, a junior girl. bordt tea h., been being offered to the organization ]
Gar. 1230.31
.th"
i lireii place in the lounge
andi
aira
.Aaron
Levinson
of
Los
for'
pra,,nefi. The various girl. will come which will sell the mostratcie ckw
etis ll , „:,:,`;:.::(;4.1';' ,.., :ryii.ohve.nnidi.:::
,,,iii:
M.
A. FRISMAN. Prop.
Angeles,
Cal.
literary has
disguised as
their favorite
has aroused enthusiasm. Compe- talk.
Window shades and draperies to order
icharactrrs. They will a lso present • hit
ttlitainoan indicates
organ i za-
Your old shades cleaned and repaired.
A n L u K e0
. F7F 8 years We carry a full line of Linoleum.
i "s ew
hr ill'I■edi'gr rve.
1' ' ' ' ' 'reenh: l l'iri'VchwahrIctrhterw. ill l'hrice
that the
t 7-:30, an In- of 205H
5 Y T M ylkeH r ave nue,
en for the best prmentation.
be a close one. There is still time ,m
t, e ris ,,,sit iar eni
. d]i sin]:;dio 7h adm , , d , e . ,,, o,.. ,,tref■zr, , , , r ete .„.„„isn
old, died on Jan. 7. Funeral sere-
for any organization to enter the
Talk on Ballroom Technique:
ices were held on Jan. 8 at Lewis . 1
Ballroom technique and etiquette were race.
Tickets may be obtained
!discussed by Nat Sroll at the open meet- front any member or from the Basketball Lmtuesi
Bros.' Funeral Horne, with inter-
temp.&
went at liar Ilarmoria Cemetery.
8-Course Steak Dinner or.,
r2a0e21(81 i Irish iran'
sse,c,rsettrp
trhynalkdleairpyhiNa,t.i4mounne:
' i ill'e ■r lit'vn'e'IntIr 'yclirZes 'It'i.nn la'yn..1Ja'n". 4.
sit'et rt:I l ' learenhe's l bar e 1711 sn,7•4!'nnk! Rabbi M. Zager and the Rev. E.
Mr.
Stull
'linens:red
the
fine
art
of
de-
N
Garfield
' I ' rITJ anrnes. nrr'''The interfraternal haskeil ■ all
Veal Steak Dinner
portment in the ballroom. Ile •Iso dam-
lossoe am slay the follow., t e.m . r — Zaludlkowski officiated. He wits the
n.trated the various dance routines, 4317 - W . The entire proceeds of
of the late Jennie alaikatf
at Northwmtern High Srhool. husband
.
meowing different variations . each or this dance will be given, as usual, • TIIYY1111Y
Alpha
vs. Phi Alpha Tao. and Wed- and is survived by four sons, Ben,
intse onions+. This taut nes !snowed to the Jewish National Fund for resday Teo
"How Can You Do It?" That's what
evening at Central High School, SIIM, David and Abraham, and two I
I., a social hour end refreshment,
ttri
i
l
oh
ni
oi:;,,,,S
-
,
,
..
'7i,,Ait,.
. and A.
further acquisition of land in Pal
we were asked as hundreds crowd-
daughters, Mrs. S. Kaslow and Mrs.
A.
as the inalienable land of %. The
girl„ leagrie will play off their Michael Symez.
ed our Twelfth Street Store over
Detroit Auxiliary of Los An- the Jr
Jewish people.
me„ et the V. W. C. A. gymnasium WI
the week-end. The answer in, three
gales Sanatorium.
Reports from individual men. Montralm and Witherell streets with
KATHERINE RADER
vs. comet
Delta .. Omicron. and Question
stores. Come, be your family's host
hers indicate that the dance has ',, ',,,,,,,
, 'ariette
,,,,.
1of 6387 Woodrow avenue, 39
The Detroit auxiliary of the aroused great interest and that a
at Boesky' this Saturday and Sunday
—
years
old, died on Jan. 1. Funeral
,re,:tur
,Loir,y.t.
.
:hiCteatros,sed
Th„,.
Angeles
Sanatorium
thanks
te
,,,
,,,
Los
record crowd will attend. Tickets Soss,',0
and see for yourself. We're sure
The second speaker on the socodoto • services were held on Jan. I, with
organizations and individuals who T h,,a,ov pe
e i beftrLsophal y tocitay naualdnbGerranod
of
interment
at liar Barataria Celia.-
you'll make this your favorite place
attended the performance at Litt-
' day evening at a o'clock will be Mi..
' Anne Sprague. educational director of the tery. She is survived by her hus-
to dine.
man's People's Theater Tuesday Itapidla.
band, Victor A.
Detroit
Commonity
Union.
She
has
dim,
She was the
night and helped make it a suc-
The dance committees are: Miss
..The ram or sodsi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
cess. An interesting movie reel Yetta J. Hoffman, chairman: Miss ' 1 ,, n •odfrin hfs ersict :riiton Detroit."
Shtern,
showing the grounds and buildings Esther Karbel and Israel Wiener,.
Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS
and Pratessional Girl. Supper
of the sanatorium was shown be- co-chairmen; Miss Mary Newman Business
Club:
Detroit's First Licensed Jewish
ROSE FEINSTEIN
fore the performance. A. II. Jaf- and' henry Gotliffe, tickets, and
The Itto.inem and Prof...Iona! Girl.I
Undertaker
of
2485
West
Buena
Vista
MT.
tin, attorney, made a moving ap- Louis further, Sol VS ander, Es- t. Tad'o ' eb b has resumed meeting.. •fter rue, 28 ye
work. recess during the holiday
ars old, died on Jan. 1,
81 Delaware Avenue.
peal for more workers and funds Cher Moore and Irving Pitsak, pub- KFYIA..
Funeral services were held at
for the benefit of the sanatorium. licity. Members assisting the co-
ne
Empire 6834
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home. She
Friday ,SvenIng await.:
The net proceeds of the theater N at i i i i t k t e e e e s a ka yr ,
. Y
' ing. im.
i c omen Is i s urvived by her husband, Isa-
party will be published in the next
87c each
e ld ll' d H lak Plci e 'n ttz
'irin , ' Al Pried-
l ' I' i t.t1- 1 Gorr. will have Judge Jsmes
Elltnan. • ■ (10e ; a (laughter, Miriam; her
man, Becky Rudin, Ida Pant and the smelter. A social hour will follow
issue of The Chronicle.
father, Mr. liertzoff; two sisters,
the service.. Tea will be served.
The open social meeting of the Tillie Tam.
90c each
Anna and Ida Ilertzotr, and two
Crank. and Marble
Detroit auxiliary of Los Angeles
Sanatorium was enjoyed by an TO PRESENT WAGNER Midwestern Debate Leagu brothers, .luck and harry Ilert-
e
zoff.
19c lb
attendance of friends and repre-,
Completes First Round.
sentatives cram 30 different or-1 DRAMAS JAN. 13, 14
ADELINE WALTERS ROSEN•
ganizations. Bazaar package col-'
The Midwestern Debate League
FI ELD
Corned Beef
lecting committees reported prog-
now, per
88c
MANUEL URBACH
Take advantage of these
composed of seven Jewish Centers of 1924 Clairmount avenue, died
ress and more volunteers have un-
prices by serving your
1in the middle west is now prepar- on Jan. 6. Funeral services were
Fresh Salami .
dertaken
to
assist
with
the
work.
. . now, per lb., 33c low
ing for the second round of its held on Jan. 7 at Temple Beth F.I.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
guests Boesky' s products.
It is again urged that dealers
buying power of 3 stores
'tournament. The western division She is survived by her husband,
Euclid 7192
ask for the proper credentials
Medium Salami
now, per lb., 50c The
equities us to offer these re•
of the league is at present being Oscar Si., and one son, Reuben J.
from committees soliciting pack-
ductions, at the some time
61 by St. balls by virtue of its lone
Hard Salami
ages for the bazaar.
now, per lb., 64c giving you the same quality
victory. Omaha is sedoendl, having
Nomination and election of offi-
has made our name f••
won dts debate with Kansas City,
cers will take place at the next
Frankfurters
now, per lb., 29c that
mous for inimitable delica•
but losing to St. Louis. Kansas
meeting, Thursday evening.
lessen.
City, with one loss, is at the bot-
Daniel Lentz
Seymour Lewis
Saul Lewis
George Lewis
Knackwurst
29e
now, per lb.,
tom of the heap. Indianapolis has
Honor Roll of Congregation
not debated as yet.
Ring Sausage .
. . now, per lb., 29c
Emanuel Bible Classes.
In the Eastern division, Detroit
defeated Columbus by a one point
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
Thick bologna now, per lb., 29c Those Delicious
Mr. Schlosser. Clam: Janet Kaplan
margin, though the judges gave Ca-
Sarlye K•rhal. Elmer EWA, Albert Neri
BOESKY
Iambus a two to one decision. De-
man

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Hungarian Frankf'trs, now, per lb., 29c
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Mi.. A•hin•lry'. Cla•s: Annabelle Ger
nmn•kr.
14e..ow.
ar.. Gordon'. Clarm: Lillian Zistnan
Meru. Edelstein.
Mom Stein'. Class: Ann Sherman.
Rove Schw•rts. Vivian e• is Adele Rob-
in, Elsie Dlr., Itemie Naldiech, Grace
Grodberg. Dorothy Grosnaa.
Mi.. Edelman • Clam: Clara Ahra
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troit was represented in this de-
bate by Miss Hannah Ferman and
Albert Summers, Nathan Shur
war the alternate.
Theodore Baruch, coach of the
Jewish Center team, is now hard at

work preparing for Columbus and
Cincinnati, who are coming to De-
troit. All individuals interested are
urged to try out,

J. J. VINCENT

Managing Director of

MUSIC STUDY CLUB

The Music Study Club will pre-
German sent a program
at the Kings

Grand Opera.
The two Wagnerian operas the
German Grand Opera will offer at
Masonic Temple on Tuesday and
To Name Street for Melchett Wednesday, Jan. 13 and 14: "Goet-
terdamerung," and "The Flying
In Haifa.
Dutchman," are among the best
HAIFA. — (J. T. A.) — Hadar creations of this master-mind of
lia'Camel, the Jewish quarter of music drama. The German Grand
Haifa, has taken steps lookine Opera of over. 150 operatic stars
towards renaming one of its is under the direction of J. J. Yin-
streets for the late Lord Melchett. cent.

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on Jan. 12. Participating in
the program will be: Sirs. H. Sale-
enstein, vocalist, accompanied by
Sirs. Emery Monash; Mrs. Harry
Becker and Sirs. Thomas Reid, who
will give a joint reading; Mrs.
Harry Platt, pianist; and a group
of dancers from the Kathleen Per-
eira School. Mrs. Harry Cohen, of
the philanthropic committee will I
act as chairman of the day.

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