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PIE 9LTRI-14 WIS/10i RONICIE

WAYNE COUNTY LEGAL
NOTICE PUBLICATION

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repair your car. All HEBREW taught at home, chil-
AUTO OWNERS—Let expert a ll
dren and adults. G. Askensy.

work
able.
cars.
2 714

EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

guaranteed. Prices reason- 1974 Tuxedo, Hemlock 9472-IL
We service all makes of FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sun
Hodish Cadillac Garage,
rosin with pleasant family. All
RECORDER'S COURT TRAFFIC AND ORDINANCE
,
Monterey (rear).
' conveniences and garage if de-
DIVISION
sired.
2039 Virginia Park,
20TH FLOOR BARLUM TOWER
, FOR RENT—Modern upper and downstairs.
Beginning Monday, May 18, 1931, the session of this division of the!
lower flats six rooms each side
E s c/inlet:8 Court will be from 9:00 A. NI. until 11::I0 .A. 11, and from
drive, garage, oil heat.
Rent FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
room and garage. Couple or
12:00 noon to 1:30 P. M.
$50 per month,
Immediate
single. $20 per month. North-
possession.
1665 Glynn Court.'
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Gordon Art Galleries at 2780 East
lawn 8801.
Call Euclid 7378.
NOTICE TO ATTORNEYS A dams firellue.
The portrait is a remarkable MRS J. SHERLINE—lirst.class WANTED---Young or middle-aged
c o uple to rent furnished room.
Pursuant to an order from the likeness of the prominent jurist.
catering for weddings and par-
I% ill give full privileges to the
Circuit Court, the regular month- Atter the display period, and dur-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer-
house. 'J717 Otsego, near Joy
ly "No Progress" docket has been ing the remainder of Judge But-
sity 2-1010.
road. Call Garfield 3919-W.
zel's service on the bench, the pic-
prepared.
The call of these cases will be ture will hang in the library of the DON'T WAIT to he registered,
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
made on Wednesday, July 1, 1931, Detroit Bar. On his retirement
finger-printed! Become a citi-.
young man, lady or couple, in
at 9:30 a. nt. in Court Room 16, it will be placed in the halt of the
zen now! David Horowitz, the •
private home. No other room-
before Judge ha %V. Jayne, and Supreme Court at Lansing, beside
teacher, 2248 Hazelwood, Gan:
ers. No children. Rent reason-
unless cause to the contrary is the portraits of other former Chief
field 6835-.1. Correct English,
able. Linwood section. Sun-
shown will be dismissed far want Justices.
Hebrew or Yiddish reading and
day call Hemlock 7922-J, or)
of prosecution.
writing in five lessons guaran-
week days Glendale 8391.
teed. Trial lesson free! Spe-
THOMAS FARRELL
WOMAN LAWYERS ELECT
cial low rates fur the summer.' FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
County Clerk.
MISS LILA NEUENFELT
nished room for refined man in
Miss Lila Neuenfelt, justice of FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
private home on Blaine, corner
room in private family. Suit-
the peace in Dearborn, has been
l.a Salle. Euclid 0127.
able
fur
gentleman
or
couple.;
elected president of the %Vomen's
Very reasonable. Garage if de-, REFINED GENTLEMAN can
Lawyers' Association of Michigan.
find pleasant accommodations in
sired. Lovely garden and pleas-,
The handsome oil portrait of
The other officers of the club
high-class Reformed Jewish-
ant environment. 2015 Seward,
Henry M. Butzel, present Chief are all from Detroit. They are:
American home. Phone morn-
near Fourteenth. Call Euclid
Justice of the Supreme Court of E. Katherine Kilpatrick, tirst vice-
ings or after 5 :30 p. ns, Gar-
4518-W.
Michigan, which was executed by president ; Ilazel B. Moran, second
field
0533.
Isaac Rader, and presented by the vice - president; Emelia Shaug,
lawyers of Wayne ('aunty, on treasurer; Adelaide Burns, record- FOR RENT — Furnished front
RANTED—Young lady as coun-1 5
room for one or two. Near two
April 3, to the Detroit Bar Asso- ing secretory, and Virginia Br,
sellor for childrens camp. Must A!
car lines and bus. Rent reason-
ciation, is now on display in the dell, corresponding secretary.
qualify as a good swimmer,
able. 2081 Virginia Park, Apt.
must be expert in athletics and,
312.
sports, also must be able to!
V
play piano. For appointment!
FOR RENT—Upper flat, 2506
ceall Euclid 10124,
West Philadelphia; four bed-.
rooms, extra large, two baths,
FOR RENT—Room in beautiful
A. B. Strong, of the Strang Chev- ,
Silent Automatic oil burner,
a.
furnished home. Private tam-
rolet Company, was elected presi-
Frigidaire, brick garage, side.
ily. Home privileges. 2741 Para
dent of the Detroit Chevrolet Deal-
drive.
tw
in
Linwood
and
I
,
be
)
ers association at the second an-
PURITY S MOONLIGHT
I awton Arlin g ton 8684-M
nual ruling and election Tuesday,. FOR RENT—Five-room furnished
, THIS TUESDAY NIGHT

When, unexpectedly, the superintendent

brings some one in to see the apartment

. .. be nonchalant

LIGHT A MURAD

BUTZEL PORTRAIT
NOW ON DISPLAY

TEN JEWS INJURED,
MANY SHOPS LOOTED
IN RIOT IN RADOM

STRENG TO HEAD
CHEVROLET GROUP

Attack On Jewish Commun-

ity Continued on Satur-

day and Sunday.
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POLICE HELPLESS IN
DISPERSING RIOTERS

YI

Second Victim of Budapest
Synagogue Shooting
Is Dead.

cottage, with two glassed and WANTED—Refined girl or busi.!
screened porches, at upper Syl-
ness lady to room in modern! Mrs. Ann Paul is the general
van lake; water, gas and elec-
apartment with another lady. chairman fur the fourth annual
tric in house; close to lake and
Call Garfield 4550-R. moonlight sponsored by Purity
car line; very reasonable for the
Chapter No, 359, 0. E. S., on Toes -
season. Call Euclid 2467-R or FOR SALE—Fruit and vegetable
market doing between $450-1
the Bee Hardware Store, Pon-
$500 weekly. Good reason for
tiac, 'Mich.
selling. 15206 %lack avenue,
, FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
near Lakepointe.
room, with use of telephone and
garage if necessary. 2951 Glen-
dale, between Lawton and Wil-
demere.

TO ItENT—A furnished room;
WARSAW.—(J, T. A.)—An at-
refined people, no children;
tack in the Jews of Radom grow-
uiet home; strictly kosher.
ing cult of a football game between
iould prefer a couple without
Polish and Jewish teams following
! children, a single man, or a man
which two Polish schoolboys were
with
a stun or daughter. For
injured led to the injury of 10
a man, room and board. 1701
Jews and the looting of Jewish
Lee
Place,
Empire 7964-J.
shops in a disturbance that broke
out Saturday and which was not
A VERY ATTRACTIVE young'
suppressed until Sunday night.
lady desires to meet a gentle-
The Polish population of the
man, about 30 years of age or
two was extremely !Otter after
A. B. ("BUD") STRENG
over. One who is companion-
the match between the liar Kochli
able and intelligent. Object,
and the Polish Sport Club on June attended by 05 members and their
matrimony. Address Box 100,
guests.
7 and plans were made to revenge
Detroit
Jewish Chronicle,
Other oflicers to serve during!
the injuries to the two schoolboys.
The trouble began Saturday after- the ensuing 12 months are: vice- FOR RENT—Beautiful large bed-
noon while many Jews were sitting president, James It. Collins of the.,
room, three windows; nice
Collins Chevrolet company;sane-,
home; small adult family. For
in the city park.
Wielding knives and other weap- tary and treasurer, T. A. Peters,
lady or gentleman. Near Four-
ons, the hooligans took the Jews by of the Gratiot Chevrolet company.
teenth car. Very reasonable.
surprise. The attack quickly II. II. Batchelor, who has served
2654 Elmhurst avenue. Hem-
spread to other parts of the city', as general manager of the associa-
lock 3079-R.
including Lubelska, Szeroka and tionsince January 1, continues in
FOR RENT — Exceptionally at-
Godna streets. Windows in Jewisl - that capacity.
The outing was held at the Go-
tractive room in new home of
houses and communal institutions,
young couple. Ultra-modern,
including the offices of the Zionist wanie Golf and Country club, at
Mt.
Clemens.
A
golf
tournament
i
with stall shower, etc. North-
organization and the Jewish high
west section. One block to
school were smashed. Fearing was held in the afternoon and a ,
street car or bus. Call Hemlock
further trouble the high school did banquet in the evening, at which a '
new board of directors, as well as
1834-R Sunday morning or any
not open on Sunday.
lime during the week.
These fears were justified be- new officers, were elected. Pre-
cause on Sunday night a crowd of sentations were made to retiring,
ATTORNEY wishes to secure
rowdies reassembled with the in- officers.
home for nephew 8 years of age;
tention of renewing their attacks.
intelligent boy and well be-
Although the police sought to dis-
haved. State lowest charge.
perse the rioters they were too
Write Box 200, Detroit Jewish
many for the gendarmes. The po-
Chronicle.
lice commissar Was overpowered'
and disarmed. The appearance of
TO RENT—Room, with or without
mounted police routed the hooli-
board, by a small family of
gans, a number of whom were ar
adults. 3768 Elmhurst, near
VIENNA.--(.l. T. A.) —On Slay
rested.
Dexter.
the : .:venty-fifth birthday of
On the first day of the outbreak
the police were unable to cheek the Pr) frssor Sigmund Freud. the FOR RENT—Furnished room and
garage. llot water, bath and
rowdies who pushed the police father of psycho-analysis and the
stall shower. Near Dexter. Up-
aside and released some of the hool- man who has shaken the world to
its foundations by his theories, the
stairs, 3306 Richton avenue,
igans who had been arrested.
Austrian press and Austrian scien-
Arlington 5829-W.
tific circles paid homage to the
7 Arrested as Order Is Restored. country's •
greatest living scientist. TO RENT—Furnished room to a
WARSAW.— (J. T. A.) — The
young gentleman or lady, with
The articles in the Austrian pa-
district chief of Radom informed a
a small Jewish family. At
pers stress the tremendous scien-
.lowish delegation that pease and
Grand, close to bus and street
titic achievements of Professor
order had been completely restored.
car.
('all Ilemlock 1394-J,
Freud who has achieved interna-
It is understood that a number of
tional recognition and who despite
schoolboys said to have been lead-
FOR RENT—Large sunny room,
the difficulties he encountered as a
ers of the disturbance have been
good spring and mattress, suit-
result of his Jewishness has re-
expelled from school. According to
able for one or two. Shower
' mined a proud Jew.
the Polish Telegraphic Agency
bath, hot water all the time,
Ile once gave the following plc-
seven suspects have been arrested. '
telephone, good transportation.
turn of his Jewish origin:
The Warsaw newspaper, Ness
Rent $4 week for one, $6 for
sts rarest. wen) Jews •nd I have
Gloss, was confiscated for publish- remained • i.e myself. I have rea , ion
two. 3795 Elmhurst, North-
ing allegedly incorrect reports is believe that my father's family were
lawn 0153.
pled for • long time on the Rhine,
about the Radom disturbances. The that • • result of 11,1191 11111111 Of the
paper had said that 1,1000 win- Jews d uring the fourteenth and fifteenth FOR RENT—Would like caterer
to rent my 5-room flat above
dows in Jewish houses has been centuries they fled eastward and that in
the cauri se of the ninenth liowitury.
club rooms. Apply at Club Ex-
smashed, numerous Jewish stores t hry
ac k
change, 10216 ester.
looted, and several scores of Jews throug Galitria l h ' Getman
rlttria.
Aus
"When I first joined the university
injured, a number of them serious-
lid Vienna) in le73 i was net bye
tone FOR RENT—Dexter near Calvert,
1Y. The paper also added that M. appreciable dt.tippotntment•. Above MI
store, high-grade, catering to
I
Litwak, a Jewish student, had been I found that I wa• expected to feel my-
Next to Clue Ex-
WW1 I women.
self
inferior
•nd
•n
alien
because
I
very seriously hurt.
change, 10216 Dexter.
• Jew. I refused absolutely to do the

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CHARITIES WILLED
$1,001,000 BY SCHIFF

New York Jewish Federation
to Get Largest Item
of $500,000.

NEW YORK. — Bequests of
$1,001,000 to charity and philan-
thropy, and outright gifts of $2,-
000,000 to his son, daughter and
son-in-law, and more than $125,-
0110 to employes and servants are
made in the will of Mortimer L.
Schiff, filed for probate in the of-
fice of Surrogate Leone I). Howell,
Mineola, L. I. The bulk of the es-
tate goes to the widow, Mrs. Adele
Gertrude Schiff; a son, John Mort-
imer Schiff, and daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Schiff Hall. No estimate
was made of the size of the estate.
Under the will, (hated Nov. 26,
1930, Mrs. Schiff receives her hus-
band's town house, 931-32 Fifth
avenue and all its contents; the
private garage, 212-16 East Seven-
ty-fourth street, and the persiinal
effects of Mr. Schiff as an absolute
gift. She receives also three-fifths
of the residuary estate, of which
the son and daughter each receive
one-fifth, and the country estate of
805 acres at Oyster Bay in trust for
life.
The Executors.
The executors named in the will
are John Mortimer Schiff, the son,
and Felix M. Warburg and Casi-
mir I. Stralem, brothers-in-law of
the late Mr. Schiff. The three are
named also trustees by the will.
Th e largest charitable awns ,
$500,000, goes to the Federation
for the Support of Jewish Philan-
thropic Societies, and the next
largest, $100,000, to the Boy Seouni
of America. The bequests to those
and other institutions are intended
to increase their endowments. Mr.
Schiff directed that, in addition to
those legacies, his executors should
cancel and surrender to such lega-
tees any bonds, notes or other evi-
dence of indebtedness against them
held by Mr. Schiff at the time of his
death.
Other Bequests.
The late Mr. Schiff's bequests to
Jewish institutions are outlined as
follows in the will:
"To the Federation for the Sup-
port of Jewish Philanthropic So-
cieties, in the city of New York,
6500,000, the income thereof to he
annulaly distributed by said fed-
eration together with the other in-
come received by said federation.
I
It is
• that the
therefore shall not be distributed
by said federation but shall remain
intact, but, in the event that at
first of these things. t have never been
able to ere why I shohld feel a•h•rned FOR RENT—Bright, newly deco- any time said federation shall,
of my descent or, as people were he.
notwithstanding, make any distri-
rated
front
bedroom.
Nicely
ginning to say. of my rare. Pot on
furnished. Quiet home with bution nut of such principal, then
without much regret with my non•add
m14.105 to the community. for it seemed
I direct that the entire principal of
quiet
couple.
Suitable
for
busi-,
,
to me that In spite of this ezelosion an
Very reasonable said legacy be distributed by said
mess man.
eafire fellow worker could not fail in '
cranny in the frame.
rent. S. Charles, 1469 Lee Place, federation to and among such so-
find some m an
cieties at the time affiliated with
work of humanity.
Apt. I.
Professor Freud, who is sympa-
said federation and in such amounts
thetic to the Zionist movement, is FOR RENT—A beautifully fur- as my trustees as then constituted
a member of the curatorium of the
nished light and airy room, suit- and acting shall in writing deter-
! able for gentleman, with refined mine. I make this gift to said fed-
Hebrew University.
While Professor Freud has de-
family of three. Shower bath, eration in lieu of other gifts which
clined to mark his birthday by any
home privileges. Garage if de- I would otherwise make to various
sired. Convenient to Clair- Jewish philanthropic societies and
public appearance, the Vienna Med-
ical Academy and the Academy for
mount and Trumbull lines and institutions which are affiliated
Medical Psychology, have elected
Fourteenth bus. Very reason- with said federation.
him an honorary member at a spe-
able. Garfield 2446: 1961 Ha-
"To the Hebrew Free Loan So-
zelwood avenue, upper flat.
cial meeting held here.
ciety, Inc., in the city of New York,
In New York a distinguished
$20,000.
gathering of scientists and men of FOR RENT—A beautiful lake
"To the Henry Street Settlement,
front 6-room cottage. All mod- in the city of New York, $25,000.
letters gathered at the Ritz Carl.
ern conveniences. Reasonable,
ton to pay tribute to Dr. Freud
"To the Jewish Welfare Board in
rate. Inquire Lindbergh Cot-
while Horace Liveright has just
the city of New York, $25,000.
tage at 107 Park boulevard at
published "Freud and His Times"
"To the Library of the Jewish
Cans
Lake, first road off of
by Fritz Wittels, a hook believed to
Theological Seminary of America,
Keego Harbor. After Saturday
he the first that attempts an esti-
in the city of New York, $25,000.
and Sunday. inquire at Euclid
mate of Dr. Freud's influence on
"To the Solomon I hefty Loeb
0370.
philosophy, science, literature and
Memorial Home for Convalescents,
psychology.
East
View, N. Y., $25,000."
APARTMENT FOR RENT—WiI-

FREUD IS HONORED
ON '15TH BIRTHDAY

Shooting Victim Dead.
BUDAPEST.—(J. T. A.)—The
second victim of the tragic shoot-
ing affair in the Tabak Street Syti-
agogue during Passover services
services last April, Nathan Tag-
Iteht , died after a brave fight
against death. Taglicht, who was
14, was one of the two who were
fatally wounded when an anti-Se-
mite broke up the holiday services
by firing a fusilade of revolver
shots into the ranks of the first row
Eugene Roth. •
of worshippers.
17-year old student, died shortly
after the shooting.

An

Interesting Dog Story.

Those who have read Mabel L.
Robinson's story, "Robin and
Tito," describing an American
girl's adventures with a donkey in
Sicily, will enjoy her newest story
about the same girl, Robin, in
"Robin and Angus," published by
the Macmillan Co. ($1.75). Here
Angus• the mischievous dog. given
a taste of freedom when he first
escapes from the basket he was
shut into on the railroad train, at-
tacks and destroys art works, pulls
at the priest's robe and proves a
nuisance. Filippo, the proud Ital-
ian boy, is an interesting charac-
ter. The Italian scenes described
in the story help make the book
worth while. The illustrations by
Eloise Burns Wilkins add color to
the story, which is a worth-while
one for boys as well as girls.

demere, corner Chalfonte, one
Syracuse Church Withdraws Sup•
R - K - 0 Downtown.
block south of Fenkell. Four
port from Passim) Play.
rooms and bath, two large bed-
SYRACUSE, N. Y.—(J. T. A.)
rooms, newly decorated, electric
"Transgression," opening Fri-
—Rev. Dr. Bernard C. Clausen,
refrigeration, janitor service, day, June 19, at the R-K-O Down-
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
rooms exceptionally large, $40. town Theater, is ■ vivid film of
stated that he and his church have
Apply caretaker.
contrasts. From the quiet, pleas-
cancelled their arrangements in
ing panorama of an English coun-
connection with the presentations COMMERCE LAKE, Oakley Park tryside, the picture moves swiftly
of the Passion Play scheduled
—Attractive six-room furnished to the night life of Paris with its
here for May 28-30 by the Feiburg !
lake front cottage, 1207 Frank- kaleidoscopic parade of women
, Players.
lin Drive. Boat. Golf links flirting with the danger of Pleas-
nearby. For season or Axle. ! ure, and thence to a romantic set-
The best revenge is to prevent!
The more you think of dying the
Will be at cottage, or Longfel- tine of the Dona in the wilds of
Ithe injury.
better you will live.
low 0610.
Spain.

0 E. Anargyrm 1.1

Corporation)
Capital Stock Owned by
f. Loriliard Cu., Ines

Nag Oritg Note.

PRESENTS STUDENTS
IN RECITAL JUNE 29

RABBIS' ASSEMBLY
CONVENES JULY 6

Mrs. harry Lebeson, (Sarah
Greenberg), 37 years of age, who
formerly resided in Detroit with
her family, passed away after a
This year's convention of the
lingering illness, on June 9, in Chi-
Rabbinical Assembly of America
cago, Ill., where her home has been
will be called to order by Rabbi
for the past three years. Inter-
Israel H. Levintbal, president, at
ment took place from her mother's
the Scarboro Hotel, Long Beach,
home, 11 S. Sheridan street, Bay
on !Monday, July 6. There will be
City, Mich., where her host of
present rabbis who serve commun-
friends came to pay their last trib-
ities in California, Oregon, Canada,
ute.
Texas and other distant paints. An
In contrast to her own absorb-
unusually large number of mem-
ing pain, she was an angel of mer-
bers of the Rabbinical Assembly oc-
cy to others. She was a member
cupying pulpits in the East have
of Iladassah in Chicago and the
indicated their intention to partici-
Chicago Infants Home. She is
pate in the important discussions.
deeply mourned by her friends in
Dr. Elias Margolis of Mt. Vern-
Bay City, Detroit and Chicago.
on, New York, is chairman of the
Mrs. Lela:son is survived by her
convention committee which has
husband, Dr. Harry Lebeson of
been preparing an elaborate pros
Chicago, her daughters, Leah Hope
gram that will occupy eight sea-
and Shirley Evelyn, her mother,
sions during the three-day confer-
Mrs. hula Grenberg; brothers, Matt,
ence. All sessions will be held at
and Hyman Greenberg of Bay City
the Hotel Scarboro. The rabbis
GEORGE GALVANI
and Harry and Bert Greenberg of
will devote part of their convert-
Chicago, and her sister, Mrs. S. K.
tirol to sasmtohreey thorough
Mr. Galvani will present several p
pearp u rn tilc eu rs .
Slobin of Detroit.
standing
of Jewish
of his advanced pupils of his voice
aleducational
culture classes in a recital at Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Price of 203 Gregor Library, at 8:30 p. m. Mon- early in congregational schools.
North Dean street have returned day, June 29.
Many of the members of the Rab-
from attending the Miller-Bartell
eal Assembly have devoted
wedding in Detroit.
themselves to Jewish education as
a specialty and will share their ex-
periences and suggestions with the
Willys Six Wins Gruelling
members of the assembly.
Race Over Mountains.
Rabbi II. II. Rubenovitz, who has
just returned from a year's stay
in Palestine will report on his ex-
Pitted against a field comprised
CINCINNATI.—Volume VII. of periences there, and a whole ses-
mostly of eight-cylinder cars, two
standard low priced Willys Sixes the Hebrew Union College Annual sion will be spent on a more thor-
raced to first and second places in is now available and may be or- ough interpretation of Jewish Na-
the annual thrilling mountain race dered through the Union of Amer- tionalism.
from Mexico City to Pueblo. The ican Hebrew Congregations, Mer-
winning Willys Six covered the chants Building, Cincinnati, at $2
course of 75.8 miles in 75 minutes. per copy. It includes 578 pages.
The editorial board consists of
This latest performance of
power, speed and stamina is a du- Dr. David Philipson, chairman; and Attention Auto Owners I
plication of the Pikes I'eak race in President Julian Morgenstern, Dr.
Bring your troubles to us and
which two stock Willys Six road- Jacob Z. Lauterbach and Dr. Shel- have them repaired by expert me.
sters raced to first and second don II. Blank of the Ilebrew Union chanics. Workmanship guaran.
places up the steep mountain aide College.
teed. Prices reasonable. We serv-
in the 1930 hill climbing classic,
This year's contents include the ice all cars from Chevrolets to
Cadillacs.
and follows closely on the record
I. 'The Character •nd Date of E•ek-
recently established by a stock
iel's Prophecies," lir. Moses Rotten-
Hodish Cadillac Garage
Willys Six which clipped 38 3-5 wieser.
II. C.
2714 Monterey (Rear).
2. •'The Book of the Covenant, Part
seconds off the former record for
lf,"erntinuation
of
l'art
I
which
ap-
climbing the steep Mount Bally
peared In Volume V of the Annual in
grade in California.
tors. by lir. Morgenstern.

H.U. C. ANNUAL
IS NOW READY

MRS. ANN PAUL

day, June 23, on Steamer Put-In-
Bay.
The committee assisting her are
the Mesdames Ann Rosenbaum,
Esther Oppenheim, Bertha Wein,
Alice Bowman, Dorothy Klein, An-
na Arta, Sarah Wolf, Sarah Eisler,
May Newman, Jeanette Ash, Sel-
ma Rosenblatt, Betty Mask. Agnes
Yarrows, Ida Schultz, hula Canvas-
ser, Sarah Agree, Margaret Art,
Jean Gould, and they have made
every effort to make this affair a
success. Entertainment and cards
have been provided for those who
are not interested in dancing, and
several novel features are also be-
ing innovated. Dave Diamond's
Orchestra, will provide the music
for dancing.
Mrs. Ann Weinbeck has arranged
the program and Mrs. Rose Ruben
has charge of the ticket sale.
Children's Party.
The anual children's party will
be held Thursday, June 25 at Belle
Isle, with Miss Theresa Rosenman
as chairman, assisted by a group
of teachers who will give the kid-
dies the most enjoyable afternoon
of the season. Due to the general
retrenchment of all the city de-
partments, the chapter is unable
this year to supply bus transporta-
tion for all, but those who have no
means of transportation will be
taken care of, leaving the Eastern
Star Temple at 12 noon sharp, ar-
riving at the old skating pavilion
at 12:30 at which time the lunch
boxes will be given out to children
only. Mothers are requested to
provide their own refreshments.
Guests will he the children of the
Hebrew Baby Day Nursery.
Purity Chapter will hold a busi-
ness meeting at 7:15 p. m. on June
22.

Summer Schools to Open on

Monday.

The summer program of the De-
troit public schools is scheduled to
begin on Monday, June 22.
There mill be 30 combination
elementary and i n t e r me diate
schools, all offering grades five
through nine, one high school of-
fering grades from nine through
twelve, and several special schools.
The evening school department of
the Detroit public schools immune-
es the usual summer session at Cass
Technical evening high sawl be-
ginning on June 22 at 7 p. m. The
term will continue for eight weeks.

The Publix Century Dancing
School Opens Summer
Season.

The Publix Century Dancing
Schad announces the opening of
its summer season. At present the
age limit is from 3 to 18 years,
either girls or buys being eligible
to become members. The entrance
fee is 10 cents and this also admits
the student to the theater at any
time for a complete performance.
Miss Kathleen l'ereira, director
of the school, has had a wide ex-
perience as a teacher of tap, toe,
acrobatic, musical comedy and ec-
centric dancing. The pupils have
shown 90 much improvement in
their work that Miss Pereira and
her assistants hope to present them
on the stage in the very near fu-
ture.
The school classes are held every
Saturday morning at the Publix
Century Theater, Fourteenth and
Ferry l'ark, from 10:30 to 12:30.
Miss l'ereira also conducts her
private lessons and private class
lessons in her studies in the thea-
ter building at 6513 Fourteenth
strisit. ('hone Euclid 6850, or
Longfellow 5928.

PLAYWRITING CONTEST

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3. "The s•ptu•gint Renderings 14 Ohl
Testament Terms for Law," Ile Blank.
1. "The Present State of Textual Crit-
icism of the Old Testament." Joseph
Reid,. Drops'. College. Philadelphia.
5. "ALQuirits•ni'm
Account
of the
Jewish Sects and Christianity," a trans-
lation of nfitch of •a work from the Mid.
die Ages.
A which has so far •ppeared only
In the
and deals with ditTerenrcic
between Kara
•nd R•bliainIte., •nd
between Ilabylonien •nd Palestinian rit.
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k. ''The Lettere Of Rabbi Mithalel lld-
eiu)ah of Ancona. by Simon Bernstein
of New fork. was • 17th
Century rabbi.
10 "The Love Letters of Bendel
Schottlaender." by Or. Jacob R. !clic-
, cus al H. If. C. Schottl•ender was a
friend of Israel Jacobson. early Jewish
; Reformer.

Dr. Edwin Seligman to be
Emeritus Professor at
Columbia.

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After July 1, Prof. Edwin R. A.
Seligman, professor of economics
at Columbia University for many
years and one of the country's out-
standing economists, will become
professor emeritus of political
economy. Dr. Seligman, who is
editor-in-chief of the Encyclopedia
of Social Sciences, recently sold
his private library of 50,000 books,
pamphlets and autographed letters
in the field of economics, to Co-
lumbia University.

18-HOLE
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Detroit District."—Tommy Ar-
The Little Theater of Temple Is-
mour.
rael, Boston, Mass., devoted to the
production of plays of Jewish inter-
Mon. to Fri-1 Round....$1.00
est, announces a national one-act
All Day
$1.50
playwriting contest. Plays must
Saturday-1 Round
$1.50
deal with some aspect of Jewish
All Day
$2.00
life and must he submitted before
Jan. 1, 1932. A participant may
A fool uttereth all his anger.
Sun., Holidays—All D•s $2.00
, submit more than one play, but no
But a wise man keepth it back
After 2 p. m
$1.00
manuscript previously published or and stilleth it —The Talmud.
publicly presented, or having won
any prize, will be considered. Plays
When the other fellow picks
Bermuda Most Favored All- are to he sent to
Rabbi Harry Levi, flaws in `hinge, he's "cranky;"
Year Resort.
Temple Israel, Boston Mass. un- when you do, you are "discrimi-
W. Warren at Merriman Rd.
signed. The writer shall identify nating."
Trips to Bermuda, the most fav the title with his name in a separ-
ored all-year resort, are again as- ate letter. Names of the judges,
suming the had in popularity. , who will he persons eminent in the
With prices as low as the Imagina- field of drama, will be announced
In the Morning Before Going to Town
tion can make them for such trips, at a later date. Two prizes of $25
Place it in our hand. for 10 enemies and it will look like
with the best of service and the and $15 are offered, and other plays
new. Drive • clean car to town.
island's leading resort hotels at the deemed worthy will receive honor-
disposal of the visitors, the Ber- ' stile mention. The Little Theater
muda trips promise to rank first in of Temple Israel reserves the right
the summer s travels.
to present any of these plays with-
The World-Wide Travel Bureau, out payment of royalty. Prize
Saturday, Sunday and Holidays, $1.25
1540 Washington boulevard, is awards will be anounced on or
Lubrication Service
again arranging trips, to include about March 1, 1932.
Spacial Rates for Monthly St
everything for a week's or two
weeks' vacations. Further infur-; When the other fellow is mild
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