America Apish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVINUB CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE SEVEN WYROIT, A1115/10.1 RONICLE 11 Aug. 9-Miss Rose Lorraine Berlin, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. S J. Iterlin of Lincoln avenue, Highland Park, to George G. Koren formerly of Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. 16-Miss Schonette Sis Goldsmith, daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. Zell L. Goldsmith of 3036 Cortland avenue, to harry K. Rosen, son of Nies. Ruth Rosen of Kipling avenue, at Hotel Book-Cadillac. Aug. 16-Miss Rose Weinstock of Toronto, Canada, to Robert E. Salzman of Cleveland, Ohio, in Windsor, Ont. /1 . Wi - Your Opportunity% ♦ I It is only on the basis of sound and selfish advan- tage the public can be spurred to action at this time. ♦ This is the basis on which ROBINSON'S August 1 Furniture Sale makes its appeal. • - Prices are lower than ever before; perhaps lower than they will ever be again. In view of this fact, immediate purchase becomes a wise and conservative action! ♦ Everything in our great six-story store now reduced! • 00 1 34..4 • But we, for our part, are not surprised. The sheer logic of the thing cannot be denied. Practically our entire stock was bought at latest low prices; to have them go much lower would hardly justify the labor of manufacture. That's why we say: "NOW is the best time to buy furniture!" ♦ I ♦ • Robinson ! ♦ Furniture Company! Washington Blvd. at 1420 Near Grand River Ave. I - SAVE YOUR EYES! Eye examination and glasses prescribed by our DOCTOR of Optometry. Registered and cer- tified by State of Michigan... A guaranteed service at surpris- ingly low prices. tontine Nape 461..A1 . ‘ 4.-e 11 Mrs. Irving Steinman, 1117s. Ber- nard Beck, Mrs. Sam Cohen, Mrs. 1. H. Solomon, Mrs. Irving Levey and Mrs. Morris Kaplan enter- tained and members of the Sister- , hood of Temple Beth Jacob at luncheon and bridge on Wednesday at the Jewish Community Center. Fourteen tables were in play dur- ing the afternoon. MURRAY'S CALLS IMMIGRATION BAN UN-CHRISTIAN (DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.) 1119 GRISWOLD ST. Near Kinael's Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock. J. ZP3 V DAILY EXCURSIONS 9 A. IL Dome S P. 31. Nome 11:30 P. m.. (ridgy, Jul, 31-7 Hour. rat rat-In-0q' Fite dancing en Ow boat: lot hon. at rol.lellay 75o I. 419, lam: Sondavi. 11.25 I, T. ehilifree 651. Worn um day. T111099•1 31.40 I. T. Wu Pal a t lad Sanksly. $1.75 a. T.. Worn 2.1•1 dl,: 11.50 ono gni Inholted. 12 10 T. CI09101 Ill 141.1114M 1122 Two-Day Outing at Put-in-Bay, $7 An all-eltienve cur. ion, including round t rip on hoot. room at Crevcent Hotel and all meal.. Cedar Point Excursion Every Friday Three and one-half houro at the Lido of America. Fare rc• SEATTLE.-(J. T. A.)-Oppo- sition to immigration restrictions as being un-Christian was voiced at the closing session of the first united convention of the Congre- gational and Christian Churches here. No resolution was drawn up on the subject of immigration or the lowering of tariff rates, but the papers read in favor of a more lib- eral policy in both matters are to be published with resolutions on other subjects. "We have no Christian right to more room than we need, while others are overcrowded," declared one speaker. "The Golden Rule must apply among nations. Efforts to secure privilege's at the expense of other peoples, black, brown, yel- low, white or red, whether through isolation, discriminatory and un- warranted immigrant exclusion, or other plans and programs, are un- Christian." Since this liberal branch of Protestant churches is opposed to proselyting amongst Jews, the sub- ject was not even brought up in any of the discussions of the Home Missions Council, which met at the same time. The general feeling of the Congregational and Chris- tian Churches, which together number more than a million mem- bers, is that they should fully co- operate with and encourage Jews in the practice of the latter's own religion, whose fundamental ideas they regard as being identical with their own. NOW PAUL A. Z. A. )'rice" 1211 GRISWOLD BETWEEN GRANDRIVER AND STATE STREETS PROM WOWN1P 4T avrshograzoc • 1'coes Buy Oa Our g•A way Han r LI /N grinpir ilettl El Notre Mrs. Louis Portnoy of Petoskey LEWIS-GREEN avenue entertained at a personal 31iss Lillian Green, daughter of shower July 27 in honor of Miss Mr. and Mrs. David Green of 3500 Anne Bernstein. West Warren avenue, was united in marriage to Benjamin Lewis, S•bbath Services: Miss Anne Bernstein was honor son of Mrs. Sarah Lewis of To- Rabbi Joseph Gumbiner will or- S guest at a delightful linen shower ronto. The ceremony was per- cupy the pulpit Saturday morning. um given by Mrs. Morris Rubenstein formed at 4 p. Rabbi Ilersh- Aug. 8, and speak on the subect. of Marston avenue on Aug. 4. man officiating. Dinner was "An Alternative to Revolution." Covers were laid for 40. served at the Detroit-Lelani Ho- Services begin at 10 o'clock and tel and was followed by a recep- are held in the Brown Memorial , Chapel. Members of Delta Omega Iota tion. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis left for a Sorority, Gamma chapter, were joint hostesses on Tuesday eve. motor trip through Northern fling, Aug. 4, at a surprise-miscel- Michigan. Board Meeting of J. W. E. laneous shower honoring a mem- W. 0. at Belle Isle. KAUFMAN-SHECHTER ber, Miss Annette Lowenstein, Picnics are more enjoyable when sandwiches are The marriage of Miss Jean bride-elect. The shower was held A special meeting of the Jew- made with Boesky Bros.' delicatessen. Distinctly at the home of Miss Min Millman, Shechter, (laughter of David 589 Holbrook avenue. Bunco was Shechter, and Jack Kaufman, son ish Women's European Welfare the diversion of the evening. Deco- of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kaufman, Organization was held at the At- flavored, it is ideal for outings, cold plate lunches, rations were carried out in white. was solemnized at the Edison kinson branch of Shaarey Zedek sandwiches, etc. Try it this week-end. If you like, Hotel, Mt. Clemens, July 26. Miss Shechter wore a net frock Aug. 3. Mrs. Joe Radner presided. Mrs. A. Harry Brodie of Chi- we'll be glad to deliver. Letters were read from the F:uro- cago boulevard left for a visit to of flesh colored net, with short puff sleeves and long white kid peas families who have been on Philadelphia and Atlantic City. gloves and blue satin slippers. She JUST PHONE-EMPIRE 1-0753 wore a hat of pale blue horsehair, the regular supporting list for the Miss Rose L. Berlin, daughter with a wreath of tiny pink rose- last six years and from new fami - of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Berlin of buds. Her flowers were white lies asking for support. The latter Lincoln avenue, Ilighland Park, roses and baby'sbreath. DINE AT BOESKY BROS.' were turned over to the board of whose marriage to George G. Ko- Miss Betty Shechter was her You'll enjoy the tastily prepared home cooked food yen will be an event of Sunday, sister's maid of honor, and the directors for action. There were served promptly and most reasonably. Meet your Aug. 9, was entertained at a num- Misses Mary Zumberg and Rose paid out the regular monthly al_ ber of events in the past week. Kaufman were the bridesmaids. friends for lunch in our downtown shop. lowances to the European Orphan. Mrs. Morris Kellman has enter- William Kaufman performed ed families and temporary aid in tained Miss Berlin with a bridge- the duties of best man and David $5 checks to each new family, also luncheon and linen shower at her Goldsmith and Martin Shechter for private board of orphans being home on Tyler avenue, and Mrs. served as ushers. supported in Detroit. Ben Aaron gave a miscellaneous Dinner and dancing for 95 A report was heard from Mrs. shower and midnight boutlette in guests followed the ceremony, A. Katzen, vice-president, that the her home on Broadstreet boule- which was performed by Rev. D. tag-day was a success. Thanks were vard. Mrs. Ben Berlin (Bessie Leibovitz, after which Mr. and expressed to all committee. Surath) entertained at a per- Mrs. Kaufman left for a motor Hastings at Farnsworth Arrangements were made for the Twelfth at Hazelwood sonal shower with dinner and trip to Chicago. excursion to Bob - Lo, conducted by bridge at the Golden Pheasant the North Woodward Branb of the 1 Library Market, Library and Gratiot Inn and Miss Celia Erman gave a KOHN-DANTO organization for Aug. 5, also for linen shower, including a sewing Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Danto of the board of director meeting for, contest, bridge and luncheon, in 1655 Kendall avenue announce the Wednesday, Aug. 12, 1 p. m. at her home on l'ingree avenue. Miss marriage of their (laughter, I: nt- Belle Isle, back of the New Casino.: Minnie Thome and Ben Dolnick zie Danto, to Gerald Kohn, son entertained Miss Berlin and Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Max Kohn of Bal- suummuuutumumiuurumliuuuuuiumoiurmimomumuiouumuoiuuuuuuumuuuumumuaumuiiui uumoiuuurauoimuulusuusuumsnmsiss Koven at dinner. timore, Md., on Sunday, July 26. The ceremony was performed by Morton Friedman of Chicago, Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon at his resi- fiance of Rosalie Goldstick, is vie- dense, in the presence of the inv- iting in this city. mediate members of the families, of the bride and groom. Mrs. I. Nurko of Belmont ave- COWAN-FREEDMAN nue returned from a brief visit to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Max Freedman of 2717 Monterey avenue announce , E Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Rhodes the marriage of their daughter, !ff.: • of the Belcrest left for a motor Lillian, to Harrison A. Cowan, I trip to the "Dells" in Wisconsin, which took place Sunday, Aug. 2. E and will be gone 10 days. Rabbi A. M. H ershman ociated.' ffi kl The bride and groom left for an • W. Mrs. Sam Friedman left for her extended tour to eastern watering' E home in Chicago after a three places. Price Price Size Size weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Each Set Each Set Fred Carn of Hazelwood avenue. Joint Sorority and Fraternity g 31'525 (525.21) $8.57 $33.40 2910.40 (4.40.21) $4.98 $1920 The Misses Sara and Laura Ka- 2815.50 (5.50-18) 8.75 34.00 2914.50 (450-20) 5.60 21.80 Moonlight Aug. 21. minsky of Johnstown, l'a., are 2915.50 (5.50-19) 8.90 34.60 30x450 (450.21) 5.69 2220 visiting their cousins, Mr. and Miss Sadie Levin is on the coo - 32x6.00 (6.00-20) 11.50 44.60 2824.75 (4.75.19) 6.65 25.90 ' Mrs. II. L. Cummins of Burlin- mittee in charge of the moolight, (Six ply) 29:4.75 (4.75-20) 615 2620 game avenue. sponsored by Beta Rho Delta Stir- : 29x5.00 (5.00.19) 6.98 2720 33z6.00 (6.00.21) 1145 4520 ority and Phi Kappa Epsilon Era- (Six ply) 3015.00 (5.00-20) 7.10 27.60 Miss Sarah Weinberg of Hazel- ternity, on the Steamer Columbia, 28:525 (525-18) 7.90 30.60 wood avenue left for Rochester- Friday evening, Aug. 21. Boat R 30x3f,5 Reg.c1.11ith N. Y., and will be gone several leaves foot of Woodward avenue 29x525 (525.19) 8.15 3140 Pressure 4.39 17.08 weeks. at 8:45. Music will be by Ray Gor- ell and his band. Proceed will go Miss Lola Weinberg is visiting to charity. Others on the commit- , in Cleveland. tee: Misses Sally Cutler, chairman. Min Fox, Laura Berghoff and ('cif Mr. and Mrs. Sam Margolis of Ginsburg and Messrs. Lewis Si, St. Louis are guests of their par- ter, chairmen. Jack Slutsky, Aaron , eats , Mr am 1L i Tabash- Rosen, Sam Gutterman and Sidney Mrs.Louis nik of Webb avenue. Escrow. Boesky Bros. WEDS HIS SECRETARY The Most Wonderful Tire Values I MARQUIS OF READING LONDON.- The Marquis of Reading, 70 years old, former Vice- roy of India, and for 20 years an eminent figure in British politics and Miss Stella ('harnaud, known as "the must remarkable woman in London," were married Thursday. Miss Charnaud, who has served as his secretary for several years, is 37. "I am still going to be the per- fect private secretary," she said. Her perfection has been com- mented on for years in the impor- tant business and political circles. An American business man recent- ly offered her $25,000 a year to join his organization. She has a repu- tation as a beauty, a musician and a linguist. ealiareraga N Ut s Ernest's Famous Marinated g I HERRING - SAM ROSE WARIS$ FUS 99TA•L SHIED l• 0 3 l a "Life of Theodor Herz! New . Mr. and Mrs. M. Prince and Educational Film. • children, Dick and Joan of Cal- Ruth Light Leaves for Pales tine. vert avenue, are vacationing at MOONLIGHT TO "The Life of Theodor Herzl," LAKE ST. CLAIR the name of a new film that has • Cedar Point. 94..71, 605. Miss Ruth Light, the young Sal.-591.. 75t1 just be m been ease( lb yt h e PI a estine Ilailai Itultaid tr. 1 45. Morris Galanter of Bayonne, N. American-Jewish artist, sailed last FINZEL'S BAND ! Educational Committee, 71 West Iond•hlk 0210. D..5 fat of Plat St the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thursday, July 30. on the S. S Fourtyseventh street, New York,' U99111911 halo. This film is accompanied by an ex- Samuel Paul of Buena Vista ave- Volcania for a year's stay in Pales- E tine where she has been invited by cellently printed eight-page lecture., nor. a number of workers settlements The film and lecture describe the' LI Mrs. Etta Krupp of Toledo to sojourn there and study the life life of the great founder of modern of of the Jewish pioneers on the spot. spent last week-end as the guest Zionism as well as the history Zionism up to the death of Ilerz1.1 of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Norman Ruth I.ight intends to paint her im- personal pressions of the Jewish Homeland of West Grand boulevard. Besides reviewing fully the Or Any Time Call as well as a series of portrait stud- life of Theodor Ilerzl, there is a /3 Miss Aimee Tobias is s p endin g ies of the leading spirits among the copious discussion of Ilerzl's re- A. Z. A. No. 93. pioneers. a few weeks at the Wilshire. lations with distinguished person. News the Aleph Nate Rubin won Ruth Light had a most auspiei- the junior checker championship alities of his time, including Kaiser ous debut in the New York art S Mr. and Mrs. David Pollock and Wii hel For m II, the Sultan of Turkey, of the U. S., that the chapter base- Lucille, and Mrs. Sarah world recently on the occasion of -4: hall team is tied for second place Max Nordau, Israel Zangwill, (laughter, Goldberg and children motored to an exhibition by the Montross Gal. in the race for honors, that the Baron de Hirsch, and Baron Ed- Mil lery of a series of her paintints Milwaukee. mond de Rothschild. The film pro- ehapter will take an all day boat entitled "East Side Stories." outing Sunday. Aug. 9, and that vides pictures of all these and of Miss Light is a member of the Mrs. Ethel McWilliams and son , the ea rly Zionist Congresses and Aleph Koplin is giving a party ofr "Eretz"Art Circle. the del egates whim Ilerzl attracted Jack and Buster spent the week- the boys at his cottage called, Mis- !! over the globe. end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. from a The Kind You Can Forget sion Orange. held the attention of The Ilerzl film can be shown Lened. Sternfeld at Strawberry Is- members at the last weekly meet- About easily at home or in the classroom her new residence, 10007 South ing. boulevard. with t he aid of a small electric pro- Phone Madison 9250 a Mrs. A. Kaliski and children, jector. 125 Clairmount Ave. Gifts to Scholarship Fund of Rhoda and Louis, of Calvert ave Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bloom of B Formed, Manager Florentine Hoorn Council of Jewish Women. Jew Chosen Mayor of City In nue, are visiting at Cedar Point. 234 Windemere avenue, Highland Park, announce the graduation of The Detroit section, National Dutch East Indies. Mrs. Harry Bennet of Parkside their daughter. Ruth Beverly, Council of Jewish Women, have re. aveneu left for Schroon Lake with from the Highland Park Iligh ceived contributions to the scholar- AMSTERDAM.-(J. T. A.)- Mrs. S. Benderof, who has been School on Thursday, Aug. 6. ship funds as follows: The government of the Dutch Eas t their house guest. To the Ida E. Ginsburg Scholar- Indies has appointed Frid Van Lie Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Sheresky ship I.oan Fund in memory of Ber- mayor of Cheribou, a city on the Mr. and Mrs. Noah Davis of Cin- nard Ginsburg, from Miss Hattie Dutch island of Java, according to cinnati spent a few days in Detroit are motoring to New York and General Atlantic City on a combined busi- Gittleman, Mr. and Mrs. filbert word received here from Batavia as guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Insurance ness and pleasure trip. , Kahn, Mr. Jesse F. Hirschman, the capital of Java. Van Lier, who Galanty of the Belcrest. 2210 Park Ave. Miss Sadie Hirschman, Mr. and is an engineer and president o Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenblatt Randolph 8181 I Mrs. Abraham J. Levin; to the the Cheribou Association for Jew . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Joyrich, have returned from an extended , memory of Ruth Franklin Einstein, Affairs, is the first Jew to hold accompanied by A. W. Haber, mo- trip through the East, where they SEE PAGE 3 FOR WAYNE from Jesse F. Hirschman and Miss the office of mayor in the Dutch tored to Cleveland for the week- were the guests of relatives and COUNTY LEGAL NOTICES. Sadie Hirschman. East Indies. end to visit Mrs. Esther Haber at friends. gloved to 11.00. including ride c the Inlet Trail. Leave 9 s. rn. m. limn. 1015 n. to. R 1,..•s iner Time Is Sandwich Time ♦ I Convenient Payments! Liberal Trade-ins! Don't Buy A Fur Coat Anywhere At Any Price Until You Attend This Great Event! It's The Talk of All Detroit. Marriages a t ROSENBERG-ETTENHEIMER The marriage of Mrs. Minnie ,4145F"ril Ettenheimer and William Rosen- berg occurred Saturday, Aug. 1, Mrs. Maurice Landau and chil followed by a beautifully appoint- dren motored to Asheville, N. C. ed luncheon at L'Aiglon. Mr. and where they will spend the remain Mrs. Rosenberg left immediately der of ,the summer with then for Mackinac Island. They will be family, Mi.. and Mrs. Joseph Lam- at home to their friends at 1558 , port. Glynn Court. Our business friends express surprise to learn that we are busy-yes, actually BUSY! Yet the fact remains that we are selling more furniture than ever before. I Fun colors Aug. 4.-To Mr. and Mrs. W. Abraham Goldberg (Ruth II. Cohen of Chicago, formerly of Detroit, a son, Joel. July 29-To Mr. and Mrs. Meyer (Buddy) Meyerson of 3788 Glynn Court, a son, Aubrey Jay. July 27-To Mr. and Mrs. S. Raider (Ida Roth) of 2682 Cle- menu, a daughter, Yvonne Beverly. July 19-To Mr. and Mrs. George Rabinowitz of 16565 Northlawn, a son, Merton Jules. July 5-To Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stein of 3010 Virginia Park, a son, Edward. • • AUGUST SALE or Births RObinS0// S / /-1. AUGUST FURNITURE SALE I ! MARKS 29: 1 Wedding Calendar ,1 Patisfintkir Tires have never sold at such a low price as today! Stop in today! Ask us about the new LOW GOODYEAR TIRE prices. We carry a full line of automobile accessories. Come In And See Us About The New Low Priced, Guaranteed, Speedway Tires 4.40-21 (29x4.40) ....$4.57 4.50-21 (30x4.50) ....$5.47 30x3 1/ 2 (High Pressure) $3.95 No. 1. Goodyear N.F. C.Tubes. For any size car.. 95c No. 2. Any size car washed 65c Carl Langer's One-Stop Snappy Service Station 11800 DEXTER BLVD., at Tuxedo ARLINGTON 10316