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CELEBRATE TENTH ,
HADOAR BIRTHDAY
AT TWO MEETINGS

expressed optimism as to the f
tare of his paper and of the future
progress of the spread of the lan-
guage in this country.
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman was
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society Aaron Kurland to Be Principal
chairman of the evening. and he
will hold a Purim dance Sunday,
Speaker at Father and
i iztnrto doufmt, I by .tzlafitalarkson,
March 1, at the B'nai Moshe Syna-
Son Affair.
president
he bKvAu
The Detroit branch of the Pio-,
During his stay in Detroit, Mr. neer Jewish Women's Organiza-;
The
second
anniversary of chap.
Ribalow was entertained at the tion (('hatutzeo) this week reef
ter tel of the A. Z. A. as well as
The celebrations of the tenth home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice ceived word from New York that
the anneal Father and Son Bath-'
anniversary of the existence of Landau, 2455 Blaine avenue.
Miss Hannah Chizik is to be a
the Hadoar, the only Ilebrew
ermg will be celebrated simul-
On Thursday evening, Mr. Ribs- guest here from April 17 to 21, and :
, teaneously at the Jewish Centers
weekly magazine in this country, low addressed the meeting of the will address a number of meetings
Association auditorium Sunday,
at meetings on Tuesday and Wed- Zionist District of Detroit.
in behalf of the cause of the Pales-
Feb. 22, at :3 o'clock.
nesday evenings, at the Philadel-
tine women pioneers.
The Band Writh and the various
phia-Byron Talmud Torah, were
Miss Chizik, whose family name
junior
clubs sponsored by chapters
demonstrations by Detroit Jews Ccntributions to Jewish So. became famous during the 1929
6:3, 93 and 112 of the A. Z. A., will
for the Hebrew language. The
riots,
a
brother
having
lost
his
life
cial Service Bureau.
be
the
guests
of honor.
meetings were arranged by Kvut-
in defense of a Jewish colony, is'
The 'migrant offered will be a
zah Ivrith, the local Hebrew-
an able speaker and is a leader in
varied
one.
The
principal speak-
The
Jewish
Social
Service
peaking society.
Bu- the labor movement in Palestine.
er of the afternoon be Aaron
reau acknowledges a contribution
Friendly organizations are asked
Kurland, president of Pisgah It day
Menachem Ribalow, editor of to its special fund from Mr. and by the Pioneer 11 • 0men's Organiza-
of Baud li'rith. A reply to Mr.
the Hadoar, was the guest speaker Mrs. henry Wineman in honor of tion to keep the dates of Miss Chiz- I
Kurland's speech will he given by
at both meetings, addressing, the Dr. David J. Levy's birthday and ik's visit open.
first in Yiddish and the second in in honor of Mrs• Louis Welt'
Leo laffietsky, president of chapter
The Chalutzos will have a series
Hebrew. in an inspiring address birthday.
53 of A. Z. A.
Also a contribution of bake sales at Detroit meat mar-
A coral selection, a short piano
he spoke of the value of the He-' from Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer H. gets on Thursday, Feb 26. The
brew language. Ile told of the Meyer in
recital, and a violin solo by Alex
honor of Mrs. Welt's six stations will tie located as fol-
atruggles of the Ilebrew press and birthday.
Robins on
. will make up the rest of
lows: Three on Twelfth street, one
the program.
I
on I teeter and Elmhurst, one on
LInWond and one on Oakland ave-
nue.
MRS. IRVING A. LEIBSON

SIETY PURIM A Z. A. CELEBRATION
MISS CHIZIK TO BE !AID
. DANCE
ON MARCH 1 SUNDAY AFTERNOON PLAN CELEBRATION
HERE APRIL 17-21
OF CONG. EMANUEL
SUNDAY MARCH 1

To celebrate the formal re-men.
ing of the synagogue, after the
first interior decorating to have
done since the completion of
the building in 1926, Congregation
Emanuel is giving a concert and

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Twenty-six scouts of Congrt•ga..
tion Sharey Zedek Troop 101 &d-
tended the hike held at lake Orion Shure}'
last Sunday. An observatioin hike
he
t started off activities, and was top-
Ty Zedek Sunday Sch.,;:t
.
abatinueefitD:i'71rwat.ICtivsheVtan'efragrentcb;
1 fled by a hot meal prepared by been neither abs'
our t• a • t( I
I "Germ" Fisher and he Finsilver the beginning Of the set tie s y since
Relief Fund. Tickets for sale at
ti.r •
Fiends. In the afternoon,
the door. Mrs. Irving II. Liebson
ieh. Eliut Raskin:
sIlOw- :harlot te
te”Br w
vrad
li isal1, 1121.1hhts (ex,
is chairman and
The cantors of Detroit have
• :
iv:•fatta farm-
gel: seem.' ere & Fin (
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hinder, assistant chairman. alusic formed an asso ciation calleti the
s
t
1Tu
t
t,was
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caught
an
Weingarten:
third
Fp Love," a musical by Julius Klein and Dave Dia- Cantors' Associate)
In
o Detroit
rade.
It inker,
Erne
icinity.
tt b lta t
re
mantra orchestra.alrs. Helen Aus- and
one a ' climax .
As the name indi-
cater,
I.. the is n tenti n n is of exte n : i d t
• dances and musi c7 i iasnYthePriePa 'ti un'r‘ti•
()f the Herbert Goldstone. Elaine Da,
a cross cuuntry relay was held.
Troop 101 laced sev nth in the
p
1 the activities of the association to
Yid di
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dish Theater this I JEWISH
RELIEF GETS
and we'll deliver everything you need to make it a success avteek
i - t ettm
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the border states, like Ohio, !nth - .
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UNITED DAIRIES' AID
nau nitilr,;sat rtci t;ife,l'eurcityLL Inta'aniai .a, and
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Pickles, Meats, Salads, Relishes, etc. This is just day and Sunday I natinees and eve-
took ninth place for the merit
, badge cup in the Detroit Council
a B oesky Service, given freely, and popular hostesses are Ethel liort,
REV.
RUBIN
BOYARSKY
poi tular actress who Comp ■ ny Supplies Free Milk;
awards f or 1930. Troop 104 is
At the last meeting of the ass..
shiner ertz ',
ac siat i;i
, ni e( t.hr : fri:I rlona'ingpeurr
availing themselves of this easy. modern method of shop- has a large Collo wing in Detroit,
Rhea Kaufman
Makes Gi ft. to J. N. F. and
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' Ta ;or . pleased with its showing, consider- Perrin, Louise erg. Robinson, ram
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gt I ing enroltl
thrill the Detr oouncias
sixth grae.
d Rose Greenh
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ping. Try it for that next party-you'll find it convenient will be assisted in this tamed y ire.
.
even
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n
mo ns:
ementiwirn.
th
sentatiot; by the entire cast of
E. Zaludkowski, rtes
ment of 395 (retorts.
Monte Korn.
March 1.
dill. Philip Ni ,,
1,50 E as t ( ,
and economical-Remember, 3 Boesky Shops give you the
United
le: oeventh grade M an-
The
following
is
the
e.
t;
M.
Milkowsky,
first
vice-
ealentlai.
Littman 's P la Ylu'u
The building, which is one of the for the balaf
Mile Rand, lhix wee k came , dent; A. Rosenfe ld, s
z I grade. Lillia n Gliekni
The libretto is by S. Six
nce o Februry: tea.
Steinberg
benefit of substantial savings.
econd vice- finest orthodox syna
.
ts
ae la(a I adman,
de
much praise from a number president; B. Bleiberg, trea
Pregerson. Ann
with music by Mushnitzky a
civic service at the natitinal (4enr.t,rus,
• !iot a inn, .
was
surer; cit
it ove
th • ( 21-2o,
ddi' n
Ida
r built at a cost of
.
Z
.
al
c u tt
it
Jewish
causes.
ogt
I • k y, secretary; board of
arranged by Hyman iris-
ion convention; Feb. 22, 011I• JII
iris-
rin ,
Elon. Roth Noshaun i
$200,000,
but
the
interior
&Tartu-
t. Edith S' ar :
II. Prenzlauer, sup er. __
directors II ar um II
mil xanunions
ea
ant Sm
i
a uel Solomon has trained of Mrs.
a.ohn.
Miriam
S
s
second
and
. (then, 1. M. '' ing was deferred until some of the t' ild
i..i.
.,7,ajah
Stollnsky;hetner.
y
visor of the Detroit Emergency Hertz, A. Labovitz, it
st' aclass testt,i and cooking morn
a special choir for this comedy
twelfth ii grade Smith.
Zion Mob. indebtedness on the building was
shauni. Helen Rosenhelni.
•
Atelier Fund, lauded the generosity daysky, Jacob Miller S 1
bdge:Feb. 25, secon d class indr
Excellent food, good service and extremely low price
oe
aid MI'
R b•
s is
of the United Dairies for supplying J. Silverman, Jacob Shkolnick, M.
examinations at Durfee, also troop N; ant
hl
making Boesky' s D etroit's f•vor ite
ZIONIST-REVISIONSTS
i
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Tis
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ti:iniji
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thee
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fits
rs ecttoio
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l i tt.; awanaan
place to cline. Bring the
oel.
' free of charge 75 quarts o f milk Spivack.
gnight.
S‘rwohn .
entir e family •nd judge for yourself.
S arah
Silherma n . Meilda
,
• daily for distribution among the
skann Pearl Miner, M arion
The committt•e for the flag (
The Cantors' Association made met for the first time i n 19 19 with
Il.ilun,
Clara Lean h.
ley , needy. On Thursdays the company its first appearance at a concert l'anin Shapero, as president, hold-
central fund of the Zionist Revis-
i,,
t,
Grade of Jac.:h limn., Ann
supplies the relief committ(T with , held last Sunday evening ,
;
ing
their
first
services
in
Larrt
Ionises, held last Saturday night 150 quarts of milk free.
nee
dna. Gertrude I•re,er MI.
at th •
taw,
Fauman.
and Sunday,
I Ahavath Zion Synagogue
Su
illia
thanks all contribu-
Glickman.
a Iteck.
' , a(
1101- Hall, corner Hamilton and Seward
ABRAHAM STOLARSKY
moo, Sadie P errin, nw i d FlIl
tors. Among
orer•hm n,
e best
The Jewish National Fund ba- I brook avenue, for the benefit of avenues. Shortly afterward they of 557 Theodore street, 71 years
were : all's. J. t Z hernitzk y volunteers
'; ‘ °.)ItlK
,.l ,,at' arinaa,l • ' ,. "'"'h """n"
II. Pan- I zaar, which opens this Saturday the •Yeshivah Beth Yehudah. The purchased a small building at Eu- old, dies on Feb. 15.
n,',Ta i ,j,"1`;,•,' ••, ";(,;',71r,,,lw
ash, S. Illoom and Missy(' R. Lip- , night at the Philadelphia-Byron huge audience that filled th . sena•I did and Byron avenues musing to services were held on Feb. Funeral
16 at st:,.
.„'•",,t,72
s
„,1.0o.'e'.,:tn.I(ir -S-j,1.-kel'---. hiner '
ton, and W. 13Ioom and S. B. IVeis- , Talmud Torah, where it is to con- Rogue e was thrilled by
are
the
present
site
in
1926.
th'
Y
•
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c r
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with
'tenth Grade of Theodore Hann+,
brut, A. Schwartz, N. Blaike and, tinue until midnight on Monday, is manner in which all rt0
a 3;ser.sch were s
The concert will be presented by internment at Beth Tephila Cemt fasr•hall Shulni•n, Itery! Javol.s. 1.
receiving
free
milk
from
the
United
sung
by
the
entire
ca
..lward
Mrs. Levine.
'- Rothenberg.
the cantor of the congregation, tery. Rabbis Hh
b n
I Dairies
and the committee in undo cne
ers man and ,.
•
•
(t. tu in oyarsky, assisted IV man offici
(.raile of Abraham Capan:
The Revisionists are giving a charge praised the comimny for the Zaludkowski.
« 'rectum of Prof.
ated. Ile is survived by le" t't(It
Cantor
Makowski
William
Bleznik,
violinist,
and
Miss
three
sons,
Joseph,
Ihivid
and
Rea-
Purim party (m Saturday evening,. readiness with which they agreed chanted the alaariv service delight-I Esther B oyarsky
pianist.
' Feb. 25, at the home of Mr. Pan- to make the contribution.
Twelfth cr.de ,.r S Ilatry . Hartman:
ben; two daughters, Stns. Charles Sarah
Other fully and Cantors Bleiberg,
• Boy
maars
amme to Congt e• R
Herman. Jaeoh Kenn.. Albert
ash, 2021 Clairmount. A literary causes have similarly been helped dawsky, Cohe
osenman and Mrs. Stan Kaplan; Gordon Emil lilierg Mildred Stocker.
u bi n and Hertz
M°1-l
ei‘. E
nuekl y fro
c
n ira itti (n
the Central
and niusical program
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g
•
randchild
ram is being pre- and arpeaking
e s
in terms o f peals e , h ave scored
ren and three great-
s
u
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gaitut.,
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(ester
,
England
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pearrve,t14. Refreshments will be f • or
, g ran
a s ccess In their inch- t
R T cocmfanhy .k .. .,
k
. , viclual numbers of folksongs Th • j as j year. 1 I e was born in Russia, 18 dchil dren.
Holmes Lecture on North Al•
-sown pianist, Samuel Shpa r- and studied for the opera with the
Twelfth at Hazelwood
The furniture booth of the Jew- (lent of the United Dairies, Inc. ( gel, acc
FANNIE WEINBERG
rice Tuesday.
Hastings at Farnsworth
ompanied the c h orus an , famous Professor Michalov, in Od-
d
ish National Fund Bazaar is to be , and Asher Berlin is the company's snInbits
.
of f 3244
Tuxedo avenue, forme Hv
( essa.
Because of his religious
'
Market, Librar y and G ratiot
under the sus p [ices of the Zioni st secial
oleveland Oh'
p
p
Jewish reresentative.
The
bit years 01(1,
Next Tuesday Feb. 21 at Or
leanings he became a cantor in
: Revisionists. Mr. Weisbrot, chair- dairy is owned and operated by lo-
died on Feb. to. Funeral sere- (• it-t
s ra II
st ead. Ile is the p
hall, ur on
IIo Inws w'
t
will
i
, man of the booth committee, _ is cal men who are specializing in
osscissor of a ices were held on Feb. 16 at Lewis lectur e
beautiful dramatic tenor
on North Africa. A won-
nor voice, and
assis_ted_by all the members,
y explain
Funeral Hanle, with
, " 11i-Test" niilk
suwhic
was acclaimed by critics to have Bros.'
,
Jarful
realm
of
strange
beauty
inter-
at
Mat.
hpelah Cety
h they which
and o f
p erior
i s "a much
the m
e
x otic roance
er
m
srads
p e
• beautiful voice of hi , • me
Rabbi Stolltnan Officiated.
surpasses all other pasteurized i eDr ,,
em She is al g thee African shares, of the
on
survived
Colonel Dinshah P. Ghadiali , aritaa
e
, milk in the city in that it has that
"ea
accit trie'
mGts
by her husband
htetil h I mti:ti ti lais' t , Ifaemil s was
. alas: Mediterranean-M(•co
or o
I
with
its
who holds • ',long
four sons, George, Frank Ha
deep, rich cream line which is lack-
Others the de- a contributor to several Anala•
arry eities rich in the color of a thou-
of bL
ing in ordinary milk."
D., al. E., D. C., Ph. , Jewish weeklies during his red. I and Ls, and thre
Ia ati ngdhNtei r,,
years
ago
and
its
superb
high-
.7 LL. D., a
Marie, Sirs. Roy Zam's
rs. way's
ys of today, Algeria with its
lithe Spectro-f: nd who is president of ' dence in Great Britain.
DR. KROHN CANDIDATE ceatral office hrome Institute, with I Miss Esther Boyarsky, (alio will • Nathan Rubin.
' gorges and oases and its desert
at Malaga, N. J., this! act as accompanist to her father,
spaces, Tunisia with its mosques
FOR EDUCATION BOARD; week deliver ed
IDA BENSMAN
a series of free • is a graduate of the Scottish Arad-
Burton
i
I health lectu
and mysteries -and
res at Hotel Taller, emy of Music, at Glasgow, where 0 f 2218 Ford, 54 years old, died
Holmes reveals the magic of it all.
Regularly our experts
:
Tho voters will have an oppor- Detroit.
, on Feb. 13. Funeral services were
received high distinction.
test samples of milk
Colonel Dinshah, who is a meta- I lohe The Sisterhood of the Congrea-
tunity at the March primary and
g , h(ild on Feb. 15 at Lewis Bros.'.
taken from United
again at the election in April to physician and psychologist and is tion will have charge of the din-, Funeral
Home, with interment at
. by
ex-commander
of
the
New
York
I
support
at
least
one
candidate
who
which will follow the convect, alachpelah Cemetery.
Dairies Farms. Thus we
Rev. D
is pledged to fight for lower school police reserve air service, gave J wit Mrs. Isadore Karbel as choi.r
Golden
officiated.
She is survived '
i
,•.
Check the sanitary care
heilayl(t.sh aninedssasig.e,ks eofonat ‘tv
costs and to the cutting out of the ,
live daughters , Anna and Dora
u tnt,i dc,o
nes ialoyr, man, and Mrs. St
Schubiner im
I of Milwaukee, Mis., Mrs. Fay Ara.
required of every dairy
so-called "luxuries" that have .
charge of reservations.
drifted into the makeup of our Thursday and Friday.
farmer who produces
noff of Toledo, Mrs. Esther Gersh
His aim,I Israel Levine is president of
school
system.
This
candidacy
is
Colonel
Dinshah
said,
is
to
place
a
and Mrs. Anna Miller, both of De.
I
congregatoin,
and
Mrs.
S.
L.
Ku,'-
this hi-test milk. Are
,
three sons, Louis of Mil-
represented in the person of Dr., spectrochrome in every home. arum is president of the Sisterhood. . trait and
you one of the thou-
Pupils who attended his lectures Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky is swam. waukee, Wis., Samuel of Chebo
Albert Krohn, who is conceded to
Pupils
In loving memory of our dear
y.
sands of critical people
be
eligibl
e to join a class for a head of the congregatoin.
ran, Mich., and Irving of Detroit, mother, Fanny Kaplan, who de-
be the outstanding candidate to •
and three brot hers, Max Smotkin parted this life six years ago first
who demand United
replace one of the present board , special series of lectures, and a
night class will begin sessions at Thousands Attend Funeral
of Detroit and Charles and Harry day of Adar, Feb. 24, 1925.
of education members.
Dairies Hi-Test milk?
of Sheboygan, Wis
Dr. Krohn was born in Detroit Hotel Taller this Monday evening,
cf Rabbi Jacob Eskolsky. Smotkin, both ---
Fo r daily service of our
Dear mother. we have nii.i.e61 you more
and comes from a family that has' Feb. 23,
more ear h day.
and more
products, atop the Unit-
HAROLD BURNETT
And
resided here for over 60 years. Ile
world and homeseem -adder
Several thousand New York of 17201 Murray Hill
e the day yon
ed Dairies Milkman, or
sac, •
is a practicing physician and the
Fox Theater.
arelille.
Frit hol. may think we
has attended the funeral of Rab-
have forgotten ■ ort
head of the General Hospital and
The stirring submarine drama bi Jacob Eskolsky, noted New York years old, died on Feb. 15.
phone Longfellow 6051
Fa.
hen they see oor pleasant smile.
neral services were held on Feto
Clinic, 5137 Second boulevard. In "The Seas Beneath" is now at the
Orthodox rabbi, who died on Tues-
and ask for our repre-
n,ilrs hid e kaTIl h'e b 'w.at',"w'h'"ho
17, with interment at Maehpelah "
his years of residence here Dr. Fox Theater. It has all the ingred-
day morning at the age of 50 after
sentative, Mr. A. Berlin.
Krohn has built for himself an en- ients of a super film, including an several weeks' illness with influ- Cemetery. Rabbi Ashinsky offiri.
Sadly
missed by her beloved
ated.
He
is
survived
by
his
wir.•,
regarded
viable reputation and is
impressive cast headed by George I enza. Several prominent Ortho-
huiland, S. Kaplan, and Mauch-
i Lillian Cohl Burnett, and
as a successful business nian. Ile O'Brien, and a master director in dox rabbis
1/111. l ,
pronounced eulogies (laughter.
•ts, Toledo, Ohio, and Mrs.
WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF
is a World War veteran, and was the person of John Ford.
over the bier.
Greenblatt and Mrs. S. Gordon,
MR. ASHER BERLIN AS OUR SPECIAL JEWISH REPRESENTATIVE. WE BE-
wounded in that great battle of the
Detroit, Mich.
SPEAK FOR HIM YOUR KIND CO-OPERATION.
ABRAHAM AGRANOVITZ
Argonne Forest. Ile spent two
of 15050 Wildemere avenue,
years in the service. he is a mem-
In I.,ying memory of our dear
years
old,
died
on
F eb
ber of Temple Beth El.
neral semices were held on Fob . Inm and grandmother, Mollie
In announcing his candidacy Dr.
Ilarnell. who passed away five
-
17
at
Lewis
Bros.'
Funeral
Home
Krohn stated his object in enter-
arc
•
Feb. 22, 1926.
with internment at Har
ing the race was because he felt he
Gem etc! y. Rabbi A ish isk in otli, o ,
A
could do a service to the citizens'
mother tr....n.1 kind.
t
ated. Ile is survived by his air...
6.narch like her well
.1
of Detroit by devoting part of his
,.1
,.he did her best.
Elizabeth, and one son, Hermo n
At
time to the interests of the school .
gave her eternal real.
system.
PEARL GROSBERG
Sadly missed by her ChIldrea
of 318 Edmund Place, 711 years and c••andchildren.
old, died on Feb. 13. Funeral serv.
ices were held on Feb. 16, with in
l
I terment at Machpelah Cemetery.

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1927
1928
1529
General Contribution,
$1,224.00 $ 1513.17 $ 150.50
Picnic
1,411.05
549.08
99.80
Charter Festival .
619.08
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185.97
Detroit Tag Week
.
.
946.52
Yom Kippur Tag Day .
Dance

Total Net Income
Other Income,-
Returned 1930 Delegate Expense
Loan on Note

$

1930
Total
126.38 $ 1,657.05
558.89
2,618.82
619.05
3.72
33.07
69.05
725.68
2,533.99
9,830.13
287.00
1,268.13
113.04
558.59
718.25
1,664.77
117.23
117.23
632.84
632.84

VIEW OF GROUNDS OF LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM

13,693.52 14,933.73 $5,937.75 $5,160.39 819,725.39

57.00
200.00

257.00

Grand Total Income

$19,982.39

DISBURSEMENTS

Loss from Holiday Services
Maas Meeting Expense
Rent
Stationery, Postage, Sundries
Legal Fees for Charter
Publicity
Salary (for Secretary)
Delegate Expenses to National Convention
Miscellaneous
Office Equipment
.....
...............

Total Disbursement,

1527
$ 774.50
218.00
182.28
127.42

Grath

$1,302.20

1928

1929

1930

1

75.00
132.80
117.70
32.10
236.00
200.00
11.70

142.50
50.50

120.00
79.79

'270.00
585.00
300.00
5.80

16.40
Gratis
300.00
7.80
47.00

8 805.30 $1,353.80

S 570.99

Total
774.50
218.00
519.78
390.51
117.50
318.50
821.00
800.00
25.30
47.00

1 4,032.29 4,032.29

Balance

Record of Detroit Tubercular, Admitted to Sana-
torium Since Organization of Detroit Auxiliary

1927-7 1928-4 1929-8 1930-10 1931-1
Total-30

Discharged-12 Died-5 At Sanatorium-13

$15,950.10

Remitted to Lot Angeles Sanatorium-
1927-1928

1929

1930

..............................

7,200.00
3,500.00
5,200.00

$15,900.00

15,900.00

Balance in Bank February I, 1913
50.10
1
Note-Detailed information about these patients
Respectfully submitted,
can be had on request.
MAX RAPOPORT, General Secretary.
•
BEN GOLDBERG, Auditor.
'This item reprreents edeertixing bille not charged against reepeetire offrore.

GILBERT'S

SAMUEL GETTELSON
, of 555:1 Maxwell avenue, 54 year,
' old. died on Feb. 12. Funeral
, services were held on Feb. 13, with
I internment at Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Aishiskin officiated. Ile is
survived by than sons, Ben, Israel
and Louis, and three daughter s,
Dora, Sadie and Mrs. Anne Docks.

With thousands of people com-
ing to Southern California, at the
very peak of the tourist season, an
increasing number of visitors jour.
ney out to a little town some 20
miles east of Los Angeles, to visit
the national Jewish tuberculosis
sanatorium there. For the Los An-
geles Sanatorium has become a ver-
itable landmark, reflecting SO viv-
idly the essence of that southern
land, that it has become an unfor-
gettable experience to look upon
I "Philanthropy, California Style."

The sanatorium, like California
itself, has been built up by the peo-
ple of all parts of the Canted
States; its buildings bear the names
of the cities that gave them-Cleve-
land, Chicago, Philadelphia, San
Francisco, Detroit, and so on down
the avenues. But there, in the des-
ert oasis, one looks in vain for the
formal walks, the brick walls, the
imposing buildings that generally
comprise an institution. Rose
bordered paths wind among lush
gardens, set in the very heart of
the orange groves, and rambling
cottage pavilions, reminiscent of
old missions and haciendas, open
wide doors to sunny verandas.
The 220 men and women shelter.
ed there have fled to it from every
corner of busy, hustling America;
great industrial renters and small
communities alike yield their quota

of victims to the White Plague, and
among them are these, and hun-
dreds like them, whose only hope,
lies in the sunny lowland. But here
the tense struggle for existence is I
forgotten, the languid, lazy south
land lulls them to the rest that ,
■ lone can save them.
Funds for the maintenance of
the sanatorium come to it from the'.
entire country and that, unless the
Jewish communities of America ,
all do their share. the institution .
cannot carry on. But its actual ad-
ministration rests in the hands of
the Los Angeles Jewish people who
in the name of American Jewry,
founded the Sanatorium and built
it to its present eminence. The ac-
tive beard of directors is composed
of Los Angeles residents and the I
National Advisory Board is headed
by Mr. Marco R. Newmark, whose'
father pioneered in California and ;
founded there the great business!
house that bears his name.
A special hospitality committee
has just been established by the I
women of Los Angeles. This tom- .
mittee is composed of local social
leaders. wives of business men, mo-
tion picture magnates and other
nationally known figures. Mrs.
Henry Kern is chairman, and
among its members are Mrs. Jack
Warner, Mrs. Cecil B. DeMille,,
• Mrs. Louis B. Mayer, Mrs. Edgar ;
F. Magnin and Mrs. John Kahn.

NEII'

Funeral Home

y

MORRIS GITLIN
of 2052 Clairmount avenue, 59
years old, died on Feb. 14. Fu.
neral services were held on Feb.
15, with iinterment at Beth Oh-m
Cemetery. Rabbis Ilershman and
Eisenman officiated. Ile is sur-
vived by two sons, Dr. Julius R.
and Joshua of Windsor, and four
daughters, Ethel, I.illian, Sirs. Na-
than Schiff and Mrs. Joseph Ca.
miener.

HARRY A. GREENBLATT

35 years old, beloved husband of
Dorothy, father of Florence, and
son of Ely Greenblatt, passed
away after a year's illness at his
late residence. 329 King avenue,
Thursday, Feb. 12. Ile is sur-
vived by five sisters and three
b rothers. Funeral services were
held on Sunday, Feb. 15, at 1 p.
m., with interment at Machiselah
Cemetery. Rabbi Hershman of-
ficiated.

Daniel Lelyla

Seymour Lewle

81

EDMUND 0. LEWIS

DELAWARE AVE.

Em pire 683 4

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Granit e and Marble

on uments

MANUEL URBACH

7729 TWELFTH ST.
Euclid 7192

S aalLawls

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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

7739 John R. St.

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