PAGE TWO
EInsitet RON MAE
OPEN AIR BRIDGE
OF YOUNG ISRAEL \
TUESDAY EVENING,
I s SAULSON DEAD
Isaac Saulson, for more than a
An outstanding event 'on the generation prominent in Detroit
summer social calendar will be the Jewish affairs, died on Friday
first annual open-air bridge and morning, June 26, at the age of
dansante, sponsored by Young Is- 70. Ile was for many years presi-
rael of Detroit, which will be held dent of the Chevra Kadisha of
on Tuesday evening, June 30, at
the new Belle Isle Casino. The pro- Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Funeral services will be held at
gram includes bridge, dancing,
prizes and refreshments. This is 2 p. m. on Sunday, June 28, from
one of the few social affairs to his late residence, with interment
which Young Israel invites the gen- at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. His
i remains will be kept at Lewis
seal public.
Abraham J. Rosenshine heads the !Bros: Funeral Home on John R.
committee which is extending every ' until noon Sunday.
Mr. Saulson is survived by his
effort to make this bridge-dansante
a memorable occasion. He is as- wife, Rachel; two daughters, Sirs.
S.
J. Shearer of Chicago and Mrs.
sisted by Ilyman It. Cohen Fay
Zager, Charles Gellman, David I. Ben Goldman of Detroit; three
Berris, Betty and Ida Karhal, andlaans, Morse, R. Simeon and Her-
Irving Schlussel. The many calls man; and two sisters, Mrs. I. Cook
for tickets with which the commit- of Chicago and Mrs. J. Present of
tee has besieged has a l read y „ors . i Detroit.
sitated the printing of a second
edition. A limited number is still
available. They may he secured NELLIE ROSENTHAL
from any member of the organi-
DIES AT AGE OF 40
zation or at the door of the Casino.
Contributions to North End
Clinic.
Mrs. Nellie Rosenthal of 3041
Leslie avenue passed away at the
age of 40 on Saturday morning,
North End Clinic has received June 20. Funeral services were
the following contributions:
In memory of Mrs. Abraham J.
Bloomgarden from Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Rosenfield and Mrs. Elea-
nor J. Ford.
y
•SAVE
AND
YOUR
BE
EYES • SAFE
ti
Nruterttal aub Club Notts
sonic of his advanced pupils i n
annual recital at the McGregor members and their families at Belle ber of the organiation havin
Matilda
I Isle.
the annual
leadership
of Mrs. clothes. call Mrs. Weisman, Car
Library Auditorium, 12244
Wood-
ciet Under
held its
picni
Copy Must Be In a Day
,i4 A ),,
y.ii.dsir:ri;isjs
i
will be
the United States during the ward avenue, on Monday evening, Kanners and Mrs. Cornell the pic- field 8129, or Mrs. B. Schwartz
Temple
tat
s
sic
was
a
huge
success,
races
and Gar. 6315, or Edna Lewis, Trinity
month h of M ay, 1897, at thf
, June
29, 8:30 o'clock.
Earlier for Next Issue
the age
of
81
,
rues
being the events of the day. 12-2114.
12 :HI.
:
• 1 ythian Hall, "?'A
at
3163 ass " 11v . e t - 3 ' in , compliance with the laws and Garvett Kesler will bat the
Prise,
i for every tahle. On July reg u lat i ons then in Croce and since' piano. The program follows:
Because July 4 occurs on Sat- I6
1
th e 'et Ian Sisters will hold the Ant that
time has resided in the United Ine' s Carlo '( D"en
urday, when there will he no
the sewittn s sum mer so cia I meeting•
vrd1)
", 71,
'1 1" .'f
f:'1;."' "TSes"'c'M
mail delivery, and in order to in- , Member. only will m ee t at t he hall and : States continuously. Until recent. de Fuentes). Constance Sitiderr 2 I•ln- Ou
then be direct. to the m „It n , ly he was under the impression r .,,I.. ) J 71 ,,,ent indr eib
'' ) (from i the
Ft opera.
sure delivery of The Chronicle ' ! will
pH.. Arrangements •re being corn-
that his father became a citizen of tls',.,,,;1;lisr s ts 7),' oEllensi'ficsie
on Friday, the issue of July 3
I
1717
,
Uses a Quells (front the opera
will go to press a day earlier , to he given by Pythian Side % on ;u7In- the United States during the plain.
Atty. 9, to Tashmoo Park. c.,,,,, DTI'S minority and that as a result
ettol. (Verdi)
(Verdi), (b) " Ay Ay. Ay" '
than usual. Contributors of day,
races and other
ilt S!'raInish Folk Son
urprises are in !store he, too, be
Juan. ' s
:
became a citizen of the - us Ilel di Vedremg). (from the :pera
news, club and society items for all who attend.
United States. Upon discovering Madam Butterfly) (Puccini), (h) "Ver.
must therefore have their copy
Fishman Family Social Club.
that he was not a citizen, he
in the hands of the editor not
Isstsiistion or smears or the Fishman promptly
communicated
with “Lianimir Toujours L'amour" 1Fimi).
later than at noon on Tuesday, Family Social ('tub
held at the home
of Mr. itrol Mrs. Benjamin Fishman. the immigration authorities and Floret., Kaltman; 6 Quartette (from the
June 30.
!Senior/1in Fishman, former president, in-
was advised by them that a rec- 'era Higolettol (Verdi) Ellen Green
to led the following officers : Nathan
ord of his entry into the F !! ;:srs 'e jul
lth
G .i'r'snw
i.
Eighty.,
president: Morris If. Fishman. United
c"t. '" aidd".
Bet. Rho Delta Sororty.
i
States could not be ob-
21•ny guests attended the open me t• vice•president: Minnie Fishman, seem-
tained. Ile is also in receipt of
kg of Beta Rho Delta Sorority at the Lary; Sidney Firffiman, treasurer. Shir-
ley
Fishman
was
appointed
chairnmn
of
Y on June 25.
Initiation of several
a letter from the Hamburg-Amer-
Rfreshments
member. took place on June 19. M•ny the publicity committee.
from your delicatessen dealer
new books helve been contributed to the were PP,Pd by the hostess. The nest ican Line notifying him that all
circulating library conducted by the RO. meeting will be at the home Of Mr. and records of the former New York
rority. Clubs •re requested to reserve hi.. Morns II. Fishman of 2700 Horeb office of their company were de.
CORNED BEEF, TONGUE,
InOod.
tC hne 0d:tett:elf
for
stroyed during the war. Mr. Pet-
SALAMI, PASTRAMI,
MEMORIAM
rowsky's
wife
Was
Jointly by the sorority and l'hl Kapp.
born in Michi-
Club bleat met' Thirr's.rlay at the home
F:prillon Fraternity.
gan. Ile has ben employed as an
WIENERS, ROLLED BEEF, Etc.
(WATCH FOR Tills LABEL)
of Al Goldman, 319 Harmon •v noes
In
loving
memory
of
our
dear
The 'dente roast held at Ito.. Park was expert mechanic at the Packard
Morrell Club.
son and brother, Benjamin Meis-
All our products are manufactured under the supervision
The picnic held Het Sun• Motor Car Co. for the past nine
The Aimwell Club met at the home of • " . " .. •
of a "Mashgiach." Strict attention is maintained so that all
Sidney Muxkovit, 1946 Gladstone, June d ay was •Iso successful. The next me et- years. he owns his home at 21804 ner, who died nine years ago July
21. Officers elected are: President, Abe I kg will he •1 the home of Mi. Rose
11, 1922 (15 days in Tamuz).
the
laws of kashruth are observed.
Rein
avenue,
East
Detroit.
His
Alpiner,
9044
Delmar.
Cher.; vice-president.
Ralph
Vern-
./rill) secretary, Alice Frank; treasurer ,
father-in-law is a councilman in No one knows how much we miss you, •
Tau Beta Chl Girls.
No one knows the bitter pain
Janos Pollak. Board membersin addi-
Grosse
Pointe
Park
and
his
broth-
Tau Beta Chi Girl* met at the home
We have suffered since you left us.
tion to the officers are: Herman Gold-
Why you should insist on Gunsberg's
Blaine ers-in-law are policemen in Grosse
Life has never been the same,
berg, Sophie Goldberg and Henry Frie - of Mi,. Retty Lasofsky, 1700
d
No chemicals or !coloring matter sre used in our pi oducts.
•
For the summer meetings will be •venue. The club had Its first open Pointe Park.
Friday. The next
held on Tuesday nights. On Sund r,
e meteing will
Only the finest kosher meats are uscd.
Sadly missed by his Mother, Sis-
Assistant Attorney General Kit
he at the home of Mi.. Sally Klee.
June 20. the club will go to Elisabeth be
The Board of Heath has ,proved our product. as 100 per cent
F. Clardy, although he was last ters and Brothers.
('ark. The next meeting will be o n Tues•
sanitary.
Sigma fete Sorority.
day, June 30, at 2630 Haselwood avenue.
week appointed to the public util-
Delivered fresh daily.
Sigma Iota Sorority met •t the home
In
loving
memory
of
our
dear
ities commission, will continue on
of Ms is Grace Shaw. 13 ,16 Normandy
Kappa Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Kapp. Kappa Alpha met t the home seen.. An open meeting Min held at the case. 31r. Clardy is said to mother and grandmother, Rose
Buy
only
Gunsberg's Kosher Product. and Patronise a Local buirosti
of Fern Fenton on June 10. On June the home of Miss Ildhe Fidler, June 25. h ate been responsible for influenc- Wartell, who passed away three
20. • party ems held at the summer home A theater ',arty wan planned for June 26. ing Governor Wilber N. Brucker years ago June 23, 1928.
of Marion Robins. in Roseville. An in-
in signing the bill and is more than
Tau Sigm• Gamma Sorority.
formal meeting wits held at the home
Miss Rose Greenberg, 5931 Twelfth any other individual said to be in-
of Kitty M,,.e. on June 23. The stim•
kind, find.
mer formal will be held July IN. The street, was hostess at the meeting on terested in seeing the act become i
For all of us she did her best.
meeting will be at the home of June 19. A delightful week-end party
!
And God save her eternal rest.
2380 Twentieth Street.
Lafayette 3340
Mary Rothenberg, 3290 Sturtevant.
for member...0111 their escort+ was held a law ,
M•ry
at the It0fOrIto cut at Sylvan Lake
tenders active in the opposition
Sadly mixed by her children 1111,1
on June 20 and 21. The next meeting
No Ladies' Unterstluungo
P
to the alien bill express regret over grandchildren.
will he at the home of Mi. C. Eistein,
Verein.
the entrance into the fight of the
I,
,
Mrs. Hosengrad,the ch•Irlarly of the 70:16 West Wm..
Progressive 1Juliee . Unterstitsungs V-
Communists. The massmeeting
NOW OPEN
In memory of Sarah Lebenson,
ein, anno
Argonuats.
announce.a card party for Tuesday.
held
by
the
latter
last
Friday,
as
a
who passed away June, 1931, the
An outing is planned for member. and
Something Different-Reasonable Prices
1 June 50, at Littni•n's Hall, Twelfth and
their friends on July 5. The recent elec- means of making capital fur the "Roses of Sharon Club" wish to
Seward. Everyone invited.
Special for Sunday, 7-Course Chicken Dinner
65c
tion named the following embers
m
as extreme radical cause was a typical
say:
officers: I,eo Pans., pres ident; Lou
Strange. Athletic Club.
Communist gathering, with William
The final meeting of the spring term Goodman, vice-president: Harry Dell.
On thi4 1.1 and mournful dot
Z.
Foster,
Robert
Minor,
Maurice
wa. held Tuesday at 31 Melbourne. dow. seeretarYr and Irvin Rosner. treas•
We grieve and how our heeds in grace
Sweaters have been ordered and will be ore, The Argonaut baseball team gained Sugar and others among the speak- In nurnory of
your dear sweet far,.
rrally for distribution in two week,. It another victory by defeating the club ers. The
Communists only incident- You were like a flower with sweet frog.
was decided to change the place of the Galaxy. 9-3. The next game I, with the
Second Floor 104 Monroe, at Farmer
ranee born
lolly attacked the alien registra- Just like
' combined installation banquet and d•nce Black Hawks Sunday •t Thirkell
a rose-but without • thorn.
from King Wah to to Westwood Inn.
Across from Crowley-Milner's
tion bill, anti utilized the meeting The above name you have given
The date for this •ffair
Jolly Elit• Club.
under, July
Will never be forgotten forever 'e thos.
to attack all those they disliked.
The third ann.) picnic was a succees
bTush; program
•tt
MURRAY'S
MRS. NELLIE ROSENTHAL
INSIST ON
GUNSBERG'S
KOSHER
PRODUCTS
held Sunday faternoon, with Rab-
bi A. M. Hershman officiating a at enl
relapse
n PT117t:
her late residence and Rabbi liar lIse to Ilob-Lo •nd • splash party
at
old N. Rosenthal conducting the Webster Hall. Nomination and electi.
of
officers
for
the
fail
term
will
5
,7 held
• services at the chapel at Machpel- 'Tuesday, June 50. at the Jewish tenter,
ah Cemetery.
Sam A.kowits will spend this week-end
One of the largest assemblage s at fort Stanley in Canada.
on record at Detroit funeral s
Coterie Club.
turned out to pay lost tributes t o
Miss Fanny Weinberg entertained
the memory of Mrs. Rosenthal members of Coterie Club on June 17.
o f
be held
the
who was a life-long Detroit real rtt mee ting
"M"trhe
at
ome of
Jean-
dent.
I ette Weller on June 24.
Surviving her are her husband , I
Abe Rosenthal; three sons, Irwin BENEFIT PERFORMANCE
Leslie and Myron, and two dough -1 FOR ESTHER FIELD ON
Longfellow 8439
Order your milk from on today tern, Estelle and Gertrude; four
WEDNESDAY EVENING
brothers, Peter, Charles and Harry
No other food Is as healthy Stone and Clarence Saramohn; and
A group of friends of the noted
for the system as milk products. two sisters, Mrs. Rose Berman and
actress, Esther Field, who starred
White Star Sour Cream and I Mrs. Julia Davis.
with the group at Littman's Peo-
Cheese.
ple's, Yiddish Theater, have ar-
Make sure yo u get the best.
ranged for a benefit performance
Unveiling of Monument.
in her honor for Wednesday eve-
t he well known
An unveiling of a monument i
n
I
FLOOR COVERINGS OF memory of Abe B. Kirschbbaum ' Daughter " will be staged at Litt-
brother of Max Kirschbaum o f
2959 Carter, will take place a , I man s Theater.
DISTINCTION
This play is in three acts and
Machpelah Cemetery on Sunday
' as eight h numbers of music. Par-
June 28, at 2 o'clock, on the Eigh -,
WINDOW SHADES
ticipating
in the play will be Rose
Mile road and Woodward.
DRAPERIES
Josephson, Dorothy Zweig, Abe
Zweig, Louis Josephson and Sam
ORNAMENTAL RODS
Josephson.
and • complete line of
I Following the performance a
LINOLEUMS
concert will be staged in which
JACOB COHEN
will participate Leon Field, violin-
Shades Cleaned and Reversed
of 196 West Grand boulevard, 62 bd; Isaac Fishelevitch, noted War-
years old, died on June 23. Fu- saw comedian, anti others. Tick-
neral services were held on June ets are selling at the nominal
25 at Lewis Bros.' Funeral Hon., prices of 35 cents and 50 cents.
with interment at El Moshe Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Harold Rosenthal of-
WILLIAM S. KNUDSEN
ficiated. Ile was a brother of
Mrs. A. S. Goldman of Detroit,
Automobile Manufacturer.
Dr. R. Cohen and Bernard, both
of Philadelphia, and the late Mrs.
rEditor's Note.--This is the third in •
le s of article, on Mr. Knudsen, one of
8424 LINWOOD AVE
S. Zweibeck and I. Cohen.
the fo remost yet least known ofAnted.
(DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.)
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
Near K.insers
Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock
* WHITE *
STAR
DAIRY
OBITUARY
LaSalle
Window
Shade Co.
Phones Garfield 1230-31
MOSHE SALICK
of 2025 West Euclid, 18 years old,
MATCH MAKER
(scHADCIIENI
died on June 23. Funeral services
were held on June 24 at Lewis
Men and women desiring to makol Bros.' Funeral Home, with inter-
worthwhile acquaintances for mat- ment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
rimonial purposes, are me.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
S. PARANSKY
fie is survived b y
mother ,
1925 Gladstone Ave. Euclid 5068 Anna Salick; a sister,
Sarah, and
---
two brothers, Maity anti Mordy.
and
1
ROSE HUBBERMAN
of 6362 Globe, 38 years old, died
on June 17. Funeral services were
held on June 18, with interment at
Oakview Cemetery. Rev. E. Za-
ludkowski officiated. She is stir.
vived by her husband, Morris, and
a baby girl.
MOHEL
Recommended by the
City'. Most Promi-
nent Phy•lciatm
.919 Hasetweal Ave
Pb.,. Trinity
2.6426
REV. J. SI LVERMAN
Mohel S peeialist
is v....
Hone*. Endorwod
by Leading
Physkiane
2073
Gladstone
REBECCA RUDMAN
of 12021 Twelfth street, 68 years
old, died on June 24. Funeral
services were held on June 25, with
interment at Machtielah Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband,
Joseph, and four sons, John,
James, William Ross of Detroit,
and Moses Ross of Mexico.
MARTIN MAGILAVY
of 509 Crawford, 15 yeard old,
died on June 19. Funeral services
were held on June 21 at Lewis
Bros.' Funeral Home, with inter-
ment at Cloverhill Park Cemetery.
Rabbi A. 31. Hershman officiated.
ry
Ile is survived
by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. David Magilavy; one
brother, Leonard, and four sisters,
Hilda, Mona, Gladys and IM Vera.!
Euclid 10467
Rev. Benjanu
BLEIBERG
Mabel Specialio
Recommended by
Leading Physician
2225 Blain. A.
Euclid 5000
14. 41=toP:11..,.
I
Rev. Cantor
David Golden
Detroit's Favorite
Favorite
MOHEL
Wedding Ceremo-
fl ies Performed at
ti
Home and by
Appointment
921 KING,
none Madison
numents
MANUEL URBACH
7729 TWELFTH ST.
Euclid 7192
pany •t
'f he .cene opens in • chart room in the
engineering department of the Ford Mo-
tor ( ympany. /drudge, earnest young
expert in steel. Is explaining before •
blackboard to the chief engineer how cer.
tarn specilleatione for parts might be
changed to make possible their produc•
turn by the drawn steel process. The
engineer remains unconvinced. and in
the hack-gr.. stands a tall. slender
man in • raincoat anda derby hat.
Finally he Ate. forward. "You're
Knudsen. I storpoge" he rm.
;771'..F
. ord."
Th. William S. Knudsen met Henry
Ford, one •n •utonurtive giant then, the
t r 'rtr h Trr:ver';: j 7rrgiVO'L y%hrone
and
"1"
for we
er
10
years wer e to r un at diagonal angle,
Knudsen
won out in that
v
erbal skirm-
ish with the engineer, and arcompanied
Smith bark to the Kelm mills with •
large order for Ford parts. Sulderruent•
ly henry Ford to. over the Kelm plant,
•nd Knudsen with It. The story that he
•Idorbed the company to get Knudsen.
the latter brands as Poiffiyeork.
Al the meeting of June 23 the main sub-
ject of discussion was the mid-summer
frolk to me held at
• the (keystone Gar-
dens on Thursday JOY 16. McKinney's
Cotton Picker. will be featured at thl.
affair. The net meeting will be on June
30.
Detroit Granite Co.
1832 W. Fort, at Twelfth
Seymour Lewis
Saul Le•l.
George Leek
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
geowitiAtots:
7739 John R. St.
Trinity 2-2114
In our memory you will always he
While you slumber on in the land of
eternity.
For Weddings, Parties and Entertainments we will furnish
free of charge our beautiful hall, located on the third floor.
Written by Ethel Hamburger,
2666 Monterey.
COMMERCIAL KOSHER RESTAURANT
104 Monroe Avenue, at Farmer
as Heat is
CLEAN HEAT
A Look Around the Gas Heated Home
Will Prove This Fact
P
1 t
(Copyright, 1931. J. T. A )
brance Funds.
Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, chair.
man of the infant welfare of the
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah re-
ports the following contributions:
In memory of Mr. Bernard Gins-
burg, from Mrs. Wolf Kaplan, Mrs.
Uur'ng those l0 rears
Ilimon
Kaplan, Mrs. Joseph II.
with
I'ronn
f
ca inaag
thn
e;
of • new rassemtily plant at Hunk, to Ehrlich and 31i s Miriam Buell- s
m•nager of all production, • well am halter;
memory 1 . 4 Mr. Jacob
conittructor of ■ 1111.1hly plants abroad.
The result of his early training was the Lieberman, from Mr. and Mrs.
adoption of . broad and tolerant atti- Wolf Kaplan, Mrs. Robert Loowen.
tude toward hie preeent organisation berg, Mr. and NI rs. Philip Shulman
which places it on • unique plane in the
▪ omo e ndtistry. For ex•rnple: He and Mr. and Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan;
o
fore. n employes
to buy Chevrolet ea r, in memory of Mrs. A. J. Bloom-
n
garden from Mrs. Saul Jacob and
rho.; Ts% rtohl . /n1 P e h'ra's"n e.vre'r
.91 h a'
man without lust •andwithout giv- the Finley family; from Mrs. S.
ing that mon • chance for • hearing. Copin, in memory of her father and
Ile has never
r new
s
ecah.
for paper
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Finley.
headlines when by so doing he might I
Mrs. Harry Wetsman, chairman
ra-re fal. hopes In the bre.. of thel
unemploied. lie has been content to be, of the Hadassah Remembrance
Knudsen, family man Fund, reports the following con-
•
lam
end horn. Philosopher, student .1 men
and mhods. leader whn does nnt •ppeari tributions: In memory of Louis
to I.A.
d inspirer of • loyally in hie or- Smith, by Mr. and Mrs. David S.
m
g•tlsran
tiro i: duw.htrici .si
l w
ho orthe marvel of the Diamond and Mr. and Mrs. Abra-
Id.
ham Cooper; in memory of Mr. and
Mrs A. J. Bloomgarden, by Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Cooper; in
memory of Ida and Isaac Copensky,
by Mrs. Saul Copin; in memory of
Julius Brodie, by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Weisman.
LAFAYETTE 0800
BASLE: MOTHER CITY
OF THE CONGRESSES
(Continued from Page One.)
Phi Alpha Tau Fraternity.
than made up for it by their own
Phi Alpha Tau Fraternity met at the
home of Ben I ernikoff, 3743 Humph- quenchless, unfailing ardor.
The world-shaking events in
held.
'"ve2
The f Ir
llowin
S''g"wnen re
"l
elected:
'l ''11Chcaan:
i.... Jack Katcher) vice-chancellor, Ed- Jewish history that have since be-
ale Aronson; scribe, Ben Pernikoff: ex- come familiar to us can be traced
chequor, Leo Hack. The boy. will hold , back clearly to those warm days
a •wimming party and wienie roast at !
in August when a people respond-
Walled Lake, Saturday, June 27.
ed to the call for Zion. Basle
Gamma Lambda Gamma Sorority,
became the home of the first Zion-
Gamma Lambda Gamma Sorority met 1St
Congress and its walls and
at the he.. or miss nett s Ja•gur. The
wienie roast. held at Biloomfield Hills streets were destined to witness
Farms, was a Bocce.,
Plan. for a de- many another gathering of those
bate to be moo sass. were discuased ...The
and other idealists who had be-
meetingwn i'"
ns' , meeting
at ""'
l'°"'`
of •"•• come affected by the same conta-
Bruner of 376a
Edison
•vue.
avenue,
gious dream.
giOlis
Rodin Club.
In 1898 (those were the times
Members •end friend. of the Rodin
Club are holding • picnic on Sunda), when the Zionist Congress met an-
June 20, at Belle Isle, near the old pri- nually) the Congress met once
vation. Everybody Is Invited to attend.
again'in Basle, there to establish
the working instrument of the
Les Joy.. Fines.
The Les Joyeuse Fill. had an interest- Zionist program via the Jewish
ing meeting, June 19, at the home of
Colonial Trust, Four hundred
Miss Eve, Leder. The outing at Rouge
Park was held June II. The club has delegates were present. Women
assumed the name of Lambda Gomm added their own color. Chassidic
Phi Sorority.
During the summer
leaders, ear locked and gabar-
months the meeting, will he held Nemi•
i ns t ead dined, Polish rabbis with long caf-
mthly on Wednesday
or Fridays. The annual excursion to tans and pious mien were there,
m
11...1, will be given on JulyMe." caught by the same restlessness
extend
their congratulation. to
Z14.. Anne Wiener
her engagement , and enthusiasm that had capti-
to John Sandler. The Mies. Rose and I voted the debonair Ilerzl and the
Gertrude Alpert, 2061 Blakeyenue.
worldly cultured Nordau.
will be hordes.. on Wednesday. July 1.
h 7 .
The
fl ag was publicll
Fenhell Ladies Loon Association.
displayed from the Stadt Casino
Mn.
s M. Finkel presided at the meet-,
where
the
sessions
were held. The
Ins of the Fenkell Ladies Loan As MOVIA•
.. delegates were further thrilled
Om, June 22. Mrs. II. Jackson w
i. ti , when a passing parade of Swiss
pointed to take the place or M n.
,70 r,nwte hr e tr...;nire.r ere,tn,t; nw,ho „i„..ere: students shouted out their greet-
locwherdeieinJduete
Mrs. S. NtoutrUi.. J. Jaffee wand Silver: ! ing,iho"sle
mn
a were welcomed to thts org.t.tion. ,
led memories
emories to
" ." th'sl'isd 1" have • pink • 1 Hsu' bring back to the dream parched
Isle, Jnly 12. Meetings during the sum- . ,.
geettos, and to the oppressed Jews
mar 'maths will he fro. A :30 to 10 p
. No money will he eollerted after 9 everywhere.
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This year the Congress meets
Monda
June 29.
All members are
, again i n Basle. To the same spot
urged to he Kellen,.
in the little country of Switzer.
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority.
land will be drawn many wander-
Miss Esther font. was hostess to the '
ing Jews whose ultimate hope is
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority on June 17 at
her home. 262 F:ad Euclid
d • . .. The to create a home where they may
gels •tiesses the ws,hilse st ths wok
(toss finally cease their wanderings.
r verine Havel. June 20. of ?Alit, Rae
o t, ,, lin r. „... F. i .intf , stro,ih,
u A Hilial ho r followed Jews all over the world will watch
all
their deliberations. So will all th
the
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g r Ada w r Avnect I l'"
I e t the hom e of Miss
civilized world, for that matter,
Itmedale Court
pause for a while to look at the
events transpiring in Basle, the
Contributions to Hadassah mother city of the Zionist move-
ment.
Welfare and Remem-
Memorials
Made in Detroit
Natal Lewis
Mo
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.
industrialists who was an immigrant lad
.•1 19. and became president•nd general
manager of the Chevrolet Motor Com-
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Kosher Restaurant
Glass Eros Fitted
Mapes-Is.
Comp' !.ty• $500
With Cum%
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value.
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Gunsberg Packing Co.
Eye examination and gimes
prescribed by our DOCTOR of
Optometry. Registered ■ Oa
certified by Slate of Michigan.
A guaranteed service at reason.
able prices.
Detroit's Leading
Best Known
Ao veto
l'iy t o thanks
STAGE IS SET FOR
n sKu a • n an seg r
GALVANI
Home Relief Society Picnic l sc
dbs,,•
a Success.
s and litre
AT W RATION B ILL RECITAL ON MONDAY1
Cornell
for
their
work
in
makin
the Home Relief So-
IE WEDNESDAY George Galvani will present On Monday,
c fur this an enjoyable affair. Any mu
y
Go to Barron's for • Perfect
Vacation.
Vacation happiness is too short
lived to trust to chance. Come to
Barron's resort in South Haven,
Mich. Take the tip of the many
experienced pleasure seekeds who
have found Barron's the perfect
answer to every fun-desire. There
is joy here in a sumptuous feast
of things to do. Peaceful and
healthful rest or exciting activity
-whichever you choose.
Here is a resort, the buildings
of which stand like some royal
palaces in the midst of leisurely
and expansive grounds. Rooms
with every facility for comfort and
well being, each in perfect color
harmony, with the private shower
and bath. Spacious lounges, a l
children's dining room with • com-1
petent governess, and playgrounds.
Agudath B'nai Eretz Israel
Elects Officers.
S
The Airudath B'nai Eretz Israel
of Detroit held its regular meeting
on Sunday, June 21, in the hall on
Twelfth and Blaine. There was
election of officers foe the ensuing
six months. The officers are: I.
Mendelson, president; M. Slotkin,
vice-president; P. Lerman, finan-
cial secretary; A. Finkel, recording
secretary; Mrs. Rose Finkelstein,
treasurer; S. Cohen. hospitalizer.
There was also appointed a com-
mittee of five members to consider
a plan for a loan fund and its rec-
ommendations will be discussed at
the next meeting.
TEP INTO a gas heated
home at the end of the winter and notice
how much cleaner the walls, drapes,
furnishings and decorations are.
No. Woodward J.W.E.W.O.
The moderate added cost of gas heat,
as compared to hard coal for example,
is more than saved in cleaning bills.
Gas heat is CLEAN HEAT. Because it is a
vapor fuel, gas burns perfectly and com-
pletely-free from dust, dirt, smoke, odor,
noise, soot and grime.
The North Woodward branch of
the J. W. E. W. 0. held its last ,
board meeting at the home of the
newly elected president, Mrs. Zelda
Meyers, 3325 Sturtevant, June 23.
Mrs. Sarah Schwartz was ap-
pointed chairman of the entertain-
ment committee, assisted by Mrs.
I. Weissman, Mrs. Irving Wohl-
man and Mrs. M. Dinner.
Various fund producing projects
for the coming year were outlined.
A bridge tea is planned for the
latter part of July, to be held at
the Belle Isle Casino.
The meeting was honored by sev-
eral out of town visitors. They
! were Mrs. Levine of Pittsburgh,
Pa., and Mrs. Connie Wiescoff of
Buffalo, N. N.
Other officers appointed were
Mrs. Morris Fishman, Mrs. Anna
Goldberg. Mrs. Minnie Goldsmith
and Mrs. Rose Goldberg, trustees,
and Mrs. I. Gam, chairman of the
sick committee.
Tikvas Zion Club.
The girls of the Tikvas Zion
Young Judaean club of the Tuxedo
Hebrew School recently held elec-
tion. The new officers are: Alice
Sherman, president; Anna Kessel-
man, secretory; Muriel Morritz,
treasurer; Francis Solomon, vice-
president; Leah Schneider, assist.
ant secretary.
Of course, cleanliness is not the only point
in favor of gas heat. There are many
other advantages-convenience, uniform
temperature control, healthfulness and
automatic certainty of operation-which
make gas the ideal fuel-the modern fuel.
Before another heating season comes
along, investigate the possibilities of gas
heat as applied to your home. Your
inquiry will bring all the facts, without
cost and without obligation.
DETROIT CITY GAS COMPANY
aroncAmi
Boulevord•i-Genoral Motors 21d0.
Hamtramck -ti6ot Joseph Compou
Clifford at Bagley
Cheery 35.
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Wyandotte-3°13 Biddle Ave.
Dearborn-..113 Michigan Ave.
The people of Detroit enjoy gas rotes "which ore lower
than those existing in any other similar city in America