A merica Aura Peria&cal CeNter CLIFTON (MENUS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE SEVEN L'IllOrr MARKS 29 1 AUGUST Engagements wee octal- n SALE F UR COATS Featuring Black Russian Caracul Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Yager of 2225 Blaine avenue announce th engagement of their son, Sanford S. Yager, to Frances Roshkosh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roshkosh of the Bronx, New York. Bernard G. Weinberg, formerly of Detroit, is officiating as rabbi at Tunis, Lake camp, Delaware county, New York. Mr. and Mrs. I. Snyder of Baltimore, Md., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Ilenrietta, to William George Garelik, son o Mr. and Mrs. Philip Garelik of Cameron avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roshkosh of the Bronx, New York, announce the Mrs. Joseph S. Landsberg and daughters, Joyce and Lois, of 3310 engagement of their daughter, Frances, to Sanford S. Yager, son of Sturtevant avenue, are spending a Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Yager of 2225 Blaine avenue. JEWISH UNIVERSITY! IN ITS SIXTH YEAR Have You Seen the The opening of the sixth ace.' demic year of the Hebrew Univer- sity will take place on Oct. 27, ac- cording to the announcement re- ceived from Jerusalem by Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, president of the American Friends of the Hebrew University. "Courses in biology, which were authorized at the meeting of the board of governors held in Zurich in July, will be introduced for the Enriched With Silver Fox Collor first time in the curriculum," Dr. Rosenbach said. Examinations for a degree which will be awarded Mr. and Mrs. Israel Kaplan of for the first time by the Ilebrew, 1695 Boston boulevard have as University will also be given in Aug. 23-Miss Edith Adelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morri their guests their son and (laugh- October, according to the an- Adelson of 598 Vague avenue., to :Malcolm I.. Rivkin, son of Mr. and ' tor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1 nouncement. Kaplan, and daughter, Sally Law,1 Mrs. Sam Rivkin. "Prof. G. Weil of Berlin Univer- Aug. 25-Miss Dorothy King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David of Flint. sity was elected a member of the • King, to Charles Ernest Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of A coat of regal board of governors at the Zurich Miss Phyllis Kaplan of 1695 Goderich, Ont. beauty and distinc- sleeting," Dr. Rosenbach stated. Boston boulevard is spending two Aug. 30-Miss Betsy Cohen, daughter of Mrs. R. Cohen, to Dr. "Professor Weil will act as visiting tion in fine quality weeks at Bald Eagle Lake, Orton- George G. Fineman, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fineman. black Russian Clini- director of the Institute of Ori- ville, Mich. cal . . . smartly tail- Aug. 30-Miss Rose Polasky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max ental Studies to succeed the late ored by Marks own Polasky of Clairmount avenue, to Meyer S. Scheeler, son of Mr. and Prof. Joseph Horowitz, former di- Mrs. Milton E. Greenblatt and. style designers in the rector of the School of Oriental Mrs. Mandel Scheeler of Richton avenue. daughter, Lillian Maxine, of Glynn new l'arisian mode. Sept. 6-Miss Zenu Jeanne Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. Studies." Court are returning home Friday', The genuine Silver The academic council of the uni- after spending the summer at Is- Cohen of Louisville, Ky., to Maurice Goldberg of Ottawa, Canada. Fox collar adds to its versity will be headed by Prof. I.. land Lake, Brighton, Mich. smartness. Ornstein, director of the Utrecht University. Professor Ornstein A farewell party was given by has supervised the establishment, COMPARE THESE VALUES Mrs. Weiss Hecker of 2651 Carter of the Einstein Institute of Phy-; avenue for her sister, Mrs. Weiss (Full Stun) sics at the university. Three Caracul Leslie of California, Wednesday! August Scle Pr i er American members are included evening, Aug. 19. Mrs. Weiss Les- on the academic council, which is, Aug. 11-To Mr. and Mrs. Morris Abramowitz of 2651 Rochester lie is leaving for her home in Los organized for the purpose of ad- Raccoon Angeles after spending the sum- avenue, a daughter, Annette Marilyn. ogurt Sale Price $167.50 vising the university in questions mer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. 7-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ginsburg of 2669 Fullerton, a of academic administration. Ilarry Weiss. daughter, Sally Ann. 'Hudson Seal Publication is announced by Dr. ust Aug. 6-To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Marcus of 15616 Normandy Rosenbach of two hitherto un- P"" 16169.00 Mrs. Joseph Greenbaum and known poems by the well-known avenue, a daughter, Betty Louise. sons, Seymour and Gerald, of Cal-1 Gray Siberian Squirrel Aug. 2-To Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Katz of 18634 Muirland avenue, a Jewish poet, Moses hlayim Luzatto, vert avenue are enjoying a vacs in the second number of the Kir- A."" Sale P"e. lion at Island Lake, Brighton, son, Stanley Ivan. jath Sepher, the Jewish biblio- Mich. Genuine Leopard graphical journal published by the August Sale Pr,. $275 . 00 Hebrew University Library. The Mrs. Charles Kohn and daugh- poems were discovered in the col- lets, Ada Wilma and Marjorie , Persian Lamb lection of rare manuscrips owned Jean, of 131 West l'arkhurst ave- by the library. The Kirjath Se- Aar." S." Pe". nue are spending the month of Au- pher is the only journal giving gust at Island Lake, Brighton, Genuine Alaska Seal I complete bibliographical notes of Mich. Jewish publications. A.1..t S." P"e A scientific expedition to Syria Genuine B Mrs. Sophia Weil and Mrs. Sol Betty Frank, Benjamin Blank, Mischa Fishson, Peiaachke in connection with the English August Sale Price Cohn left Saturday for Mackinac Bornstein, Rosa Wallerstein, Anatol Winogradoff hand-book of Palestinian flora, A small deposit Island to visit their mother, Mrs. which Dr. Rosenbach states is to Among Those to Appear During Coming Season. Genuine Mink Minnie Cohn of Longfellow ave. reserves your se- be the next publication of the Ile- August Sale Price nue. lection. Convenient brew University Press Association, A new era, is in store for Litt-•? Other Fur Coats as law as $57.50 has just been completed. Michael terms . . Free 1 man's 1 id dish Peopl's Theater I Zohari of the department of buts •ired Northern Muskrat Cold Storage un- during the comi ng seas on. anyf the Hebrew University, was til wanted. I A. Littman, manager and owner in charge arge of the second expedition ; of the theater, announces a cast to Lebanon, whose purpose was H E R M A N AND BEN MARKS of characters for the coming sea ROSEN-GOLDSMITH the study of the varieties of Pales- A lovely wedding was solemn-1 son to supersede in prominence tinian flora found there. A hand- book of Palestinian flora in Ile- ized Sunday evening at 6:30 other years in Mr. Littman's theat- rical experiences in Detroit. Detroiter Given Farewell by brew has already been published oclock, in the Crystal Ballroom of [STA BL SHED 1003 by the Press Association, and is the Book Cadillac Hotel, when Detroit Jews will no doubt hail Host of Friends at Dex- of a popular nature. It is expected Miss Schonette Goldsmith, daugh- the coming of the stars already ter Talmud Torah. that the Ilebrew handbook will be ter of Mr. and Mrs. Zell Gold- mentioned for participation dur- of particular use in the schools in BETWEEN GRAND RIVER , smith, was united in marriage to ing the next season. Most of them AND STATE TREETS Rabbi David Rine, prominent in Palestine. Harry K. Rosen, son of Mrs. S. have already won favors with De- According to the semi-annual OF WOODWARD Rosen, by Rabbi A. M. Hershman. troit audiences. Betty Frank Is northwest section of Detroit and ONE BLOCK WEST Fr•s Reding In The bride was lovely in an Em. , a favorite here of long standing. as a leader in the congregation and report of the Hebrew University 6 Entir• Floors school of the Tuxedo-Holmur Tal- Library just received by Dr. Ros- Book Tower Garage ; press Eugenie gown of ivory taf-1Mischa Fishson is perhaps one of of Furs ; feta fashioned with short puffed' the beat liked actors who played mud Torah, has been called to be- enbach, the Ilebrew University Library, founded in 1925, had at sleeves, molded, high waist line for more than a single season in come the spiritual guide of the and a skirt that spread from the this city. Pesachke Burstein of three synagogues in Sheboygan, the end of June 230,000 cats logued volumes, of which 95,000 Wisconsin. York the Publix Theater of New hips into a circular, billowing More than 160 people gathered were in German, 44,000 in English, ,• train, Her cap was of Duchesse will be another outstanding star 38,200 in Ilebrew, 12,000 in at a farewell gathering in his honor mother's wedding participating in the local cast. I lace from her French, 9,000 in Russian and 8,700 gown, and her long tulle veil was Rosa Wallerstein, noted charac- at the Tuxedo-Ilolmur Talmud Tor- in Yiddish. In the last year 14,- ah. A committee of 10 came to trimmed with the Duchesse lace. ter actress, a leading lady and a 000 volumes were added, 38 per Her only ornament was a small noted singer, who will play leading extend greetings in behaif of the cent (5,300) of which were Jude- Ohel Moshe Synagogue on Michi- ivory miniature, a family heirloom, roles with Betty Frank, will be worn as a pendant, and she car- among the chief members of the gan avenue, where he served as ice, including 2,251 in Hebrew; 2,266 were added to the medical rabbi prior to coming to the Dex- ried a Bible. cast. The talented Clara Gold, ter Talmur Torah three years ago. department, 1,260 to the collection The altar was arched by a bower Anatole Winogradoff of the Mau- of sociology and pedagogy and 700 During the past three years Rab- of white asters and gladioli, and rice Schwartz cast. Reuben Wend- bi Rine served the Chevra Shas of to the natural sciences and mathe- two huge standards filled with the roff and others will be included in matical department. The library the Dexter School. white blooms, flanked the altar. this cast. These names alone At the farewell Louis Dann spoke receives more than 1,500 newspa• Tall standards, filled with white already promise a great season for pers and periodicals. highly of Rabbi Rine's accomplish- gl adioli, connected by white satin Detroit's Yiddish theater. ments in Detroit, Mr. Dann intro- streamers. formed an aisle. The full responsibility for the duced Eli Lightstone to act as The bride was attended by Mrs, company will be with Betty Frank chairman of the evening. Rabbi Emil Waldbott, as matron of hon. and her husband, the musician, Cutler spoke on the significance of or, and hike Natalie Berge, a s Benjamin Block. Mr. Grushkoff heading a Chevra such as Detroit • maid of honor. The former was will be in charge of the orchestra. Abraham Littman is being con- Chevra Shas which has been in ex- gowned in shell pink satin, and istence for 40 years. Meyer Beck- t e latter in pale yellow satin. gratulated by his friends for the man and A. Teitelbaum also spoke Sabbath Services: Rabbi Leon Pram will occupy • They carried bouquets of Talis- notable contribution he is making Before introducing Rabbi Rine the pulpit Saturday morning, Aug. man rose s. The bridesmaids, to the Yiddish theater's advance- Mr. Lightstone presented him with 22, at 10:30. Services are held gowned in pastel tints shading ment in Detroit by his choice of no a gold gimlet in behalf of the ladies in the Brown Memorial Chapel. from eggshell to flame, carried excellent a cast for this year. auxiliary. Build Rine thanked the bouquets of pink roses tied with members and said he considers the TO CONDUCT SERVICES bows matching the lint of their gathering not a personal tribute !gowns. They were: Miss Avis IN YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO but rather as a demonstration o f Rice, Mrs. S. Rosenman, Miss Ruth respect for learning and the Torah I Berse, Miss Sylvia Berse, Miss Mol- Rev. Jacob Silverman, prominent Mliton Hirschfield left for New He expressed hope that the Chevra ' lie Zeman and Miss Alva Apple- in many Jewish circle's, has been You'll enjoy the tastily prepared home cooked food York City, where he will visit will continue as In the past. baum. The flower girls were Bar - Mr. Abramovitz and the Ladies' called to ofliciate at High Holy Day friends for a few days. served promptly and most reasonably. Meet your bare Kamer, neice of the groom, Auxiliary of the Chevra arranged services in Youngstown, Ohio, at friends for lunch in our downtown shop. Romayne Holden, neice of the Congregation Anshe Eines, a Con- the event. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz bride, and Elaine Israel. They servative synagogue. were dressed in lavender, yellow and sons are spending a few weeks Rev. Silverman was for five years Tag-Day of J. at •and blue, respectively, and strew- at Atlantic City. assistant cantor in Congregation Cass Lake, ' ed rose petals from flower baskets Mr. and Mrs. George Fax and ; filled with blossoms to match their A special board of directors' _, dresses. Little Stewart Korner Mrs. Frances bevy of Detroit spent nephew of the groom was the ring. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. meeting was held Wednesday, Aug. C. J. Levy. !bearer. 12. Final arrangements were made for the tag day to be held Hastings at Farnsworth Twelfth at Hazelwood Mrs. Goldsmith, mother of the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Levy of Sunday, Aug. 23, at Cass Lake. It bride, was lovely in rhinestone, Jackson spent Sunday in this city. was also decided to hold a home Library Market, Library and Gratiot studded peach chiffon, and wore a baked sale at the Jewish meat mar- corsage of tea roses. Mrs. S. Ro- Mrs. Joseph Sempliner has re- kets Thursday before Yom Kip- -- sen, mother of the groom, was at- ! tractive in black lace with a car- turned home after spending two pur, Sept. 17. All friendly organ- sage of orchids. weeks in Rochester, N. Y. with her izations are asked not to under- sister, Mrs. Harry Burnstein. She take affairs on the mentioned Th e b rte i I an groom d are motor- wan accompanied home by her dates. ' Inc through Canada to New York 1 and Atlantic City. They will - I spend some time at Bar Harbor. mother, Mrs. Joseph Kramer. Mrs. Naomi Blumenau has re- month at Island Lake. Joyce _ celebrated her eighth birthday on Aug, 16 with a party for 12 chil.. ' dean. Wedding Calendar 365 Births 925.00 Y Clever Fur Coats in Rollins' August Sale? Ima g ine ! >e p Mink Coats Are Only s 795 The Grand Duchess, herself, would have been proud to own one. They're made of rich, dark skins from Quebec and skill- fully fashioned to give you a "trig" silhouette. Other Mink Coats range from $895 to $3500 (One sketched is $1895). Other Typical Values Include: 975.00 A GREAT CAST OF ACTORS COMES TO LITTMAN'S YIDDISH PEOPLE'S THEATER *285.00 $335.00 $295 Persian Lamb, - Alaska Seal, - $385 Leopard, - - - $335 $255 Caracul, - - - - *432.50 $785.00 41; . WARiss FURS 1211 GRISWOLD SWELTERING DAYS CALL TOR BOESKYSF Theres' no need to spend hours baking in a hot kitchen or for hot-weather shopping. The smart house- wife serves Boesky Bros.' inimitable tasty products -Corned Beef, Tongue, Salami, Pastrami, Salads, Pickles, Bread, etc. I grtnpir Neill El tintro JUST PHONE-EMPIRE 1.0753 ling Qtitg Notts DINE AT BOESKY BROS.' W. E. W. 0. ros e ! oes y Classified Advertising P ays JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIIIIIL . - .-- E-- _. - = al WO ME N ---Here is Your Opportunity! E- ..T- / - \\, • -\ \ , . ,: ii - 4. , . l .= . :- :--- _ - A e Max, prominent in local Mrs . K o ffma n as their guests the past week Mr. automobile circles, has recently en- and Mrs. Morris Karbel and sone tered the garage buisness and is Sidney and David of Detroit. now located at 12316 Dexter boul- evard, between Cortland and Stur- Miss Mini Hirschfield has re- tevant. turned home after spending sever- Mr. Max announces that he has al days in Detroit. inaugurated a plan wherby motor- ists will be able to have repairs made on an easy payment plan. Announcing the opening of his ga- rage on Dexter boulevard, Mr. Max stated: - Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz "In relectinng this location I had = and son, Bobby of West Iroquois in mind the convenience of our pa- = Road left Sunday for a weeks trons, who can now drive their = stay at the Inn at Charlevoix. cars here on their way to or hack from work. I know that every auto- = Mrs. Norman Buckner and ▪ children, Audrey and Herbert re- mobile owner will find the bring- ing of their car here for service a = turned to their home on Dwight street, after spending a few days pleasant and entirely satisfactory experience. We are equipped to as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max = J. Weinberg at their summer h.-me completely service any make of car in a minimum of time and = at Oak Beach on Lake Huron. cost, including mechanical repairs, lubricating, painting, body repair- ing, top covering, collision work, bumping, washing, polishing, si- monizing." E-. = pantiar Noire For Month of AUGUST ONLY HUDSON SEAL $195. 00 COAT wade rs seder ..t, For Your Convenience We will call at your home to give estimates on repair or remodeling work. No job too small or too large. Estimates also given at your home on new garments.• JUST PHONE CADILLAC 9689 ■ and Mr. Kaufman will call at your home J. Kaufman "Always Reliable" N. GARAGE OPENED ON DEXTER BY ABE MAX =1 a, KAUFMAN'S SPECIAL il l ' \ \- turned home after spending two weeks a friends . ndisinr Dtroit b had ai , ..s.- , Take Advantage of TIIE FURRIER Now Located at ▪ RABINOVITZ GETS E l LOCAL FELLOWSHIP a i The Jewish Welfare Federation _ :- ••=. of Detroit, of which Milford Stern , STANDINGS a , is president and Dr. John Slauson , W executive director, announces', A irh . T .,, 4 = that the 1931-32 Fellowship of r. K. F 5 4 51,o00 in The Training School for , A Z. A. No. 98 2 ' 77.2 Jewish Social Work has been awarded t• Samuel RahillOVitZ, - F711111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111116111111111111111111110 B. Ft•rults, Alpha Tau-7 A. Z. A. No. 50-5 A., University of Wisconsin, 1930. tone atm. , . second )ear Prt .45S 075 .501 2:5 3 3 4 • 5. E e-mo n 36 West Adams Here's the Evidence- you DECIDE! UTT . HE FACT akSfabou hteFires i tone l ..- ." i f 4" kV Read the comparison of prices and . values given below.. .. Then come 0 aitz "1 in to our store and compare cross- J 6 sections cut from actual tires. See P111.1 the extra construction values in 1 RI AO Firestone Tires. ' ,„,t COMPARE PRICES 'Firestone `Firestone ANCHOR TYPE OLDFIELD TYPE *Special Brand Oar Oar Cash IdsliOrder Cads Peke Tire Price Rath Prim Each Per Pair Ilea SUPER HEAVY DUTY Our Cash }spatial Bran Mall Order p ilk i . ; Oar Emit 5:6 9 9 8 4 4 ..4 50 0 . .2 2 1 1_84 $110 8 $ 1 1 1:6 1 0 0 .0_11;:sr..1575 4.5floi..2 AA; 6.65 13.80 4.50-21 .. III.75 8.85 16.941 1 I; _. 7.- 1 . 6555 . : 0 22 053 0 :1 2 2 21 8 0 01 1 --7- 1 8771 . : 5951 0 70 = 111 3 il 1 :330 75:0 4 5 . . 4 7 2 5 % - 221 9 1 00 7 . 1 I: 2 : ° 5 55 11 1 9 1 : 32 1 0 II. D. TRUCK TIRES 17.95 344O - 17.95 30 .5 -- 32x6 29.75 29.75 57.90 6.00-20 18.20 6.50-20.17.15 7.00 - 21 20.15 15.35 17.15 3 2 11 : 5 ; I L 26.751 2e.5e 3340 39•* 4.75-19___ II.D. 5.50.20_134o An Other Si... Proportionately Leer I :1 1 . 7: ke Per 13.75 21.80 An Other likes Proportionately Low WE SELL SHELL PRODUCTS Car Wash . . . .65c Greasing . . . 75c Allan E. Morton L. Wolfe and Stein REV. JACOB SILVERMAN To the old cat, says the proverb, / Shaarey Zedek in Detroit. Prior to his coming to this city he re- give • tender mouse. ,' sided for 15 years in Toledo and Eye examination and glasses was affiliated during the entire 15 prescribed by our DOCTOR of When wise men play the fool years with Congregation B'nai they do it thoroughly. Optometry. Registered and cer- , Israel. tified by State of Michigan... A Cantor Silverman has made many guaranteed service at surprise The wise discourses of a poor friends in Toledo and Detroit, and man go for nothing. ingly low prices. by his devotion to Jewish causes, , and participation in many move- , e , ments he has won the respect of both communities. An able musician, Rev. Silverman PROOFS Proed No. 1 -A warded 1st Prise at has a good record in cantors' cir- Perla Expo•Ition. cies. He is affilhated with the Thet the Kridoe Institute ro Gw. Hair Cantors' Association of Detroit. nn Raid tirade. Sti.ps Falling Hair, Re- SAVE YOUR EYES! 011107%• We Grow Hair! "1.111141 N4 t r a.... A Vb-Aro • , r Id FOR THE HOLIDAYS Have Your Suit Made to Order ■ at the Most Reasonable Price. will soon be over. Get your winter clothes ready. Altera- tions and relining done at low prices. We call for and deliver. B. GRANADIER TAILOR 11837 Linwood, near Elmhurst Arli ■ Tton 7252 E N. P. th LINWOOD AVENUE AT TYLER VACATION DAYS Inter - Fraternal League 304 MICHIGAN THEATER BUILDING JI SHEBOYGAN CALL S RABBI DAVID RINE ; arnageo lieves Dandruff and ell Scalp DI-oeme In Ca•ee nf Aloperia Armin. Hair Can Ile Grown in Ten Trvetments Proof No. 2-Awarded tat Prize et Belgium Exposi•ion agaimt compe- tition of II nations. Proof N.. 3-Thousands of well-known people righthere in Detroit have regained their hair through the )(reins Treatment, Proof No. 4-Sworn Statements. lisp. lures, Med•lo. Diplomas an displayed i t offices. reanimation and Advice Free 'In.,: 1 i s .. •• • n se Let. TIN r,: a - si 11.0 ...Jew. Near Kinser s Open Evenings Deed 9 o'clock. SAM ' ROSE I General • !III , • 1 °S.ir Mile Me - ; MURRAY'S (DR. M. JACKMAN, OPT.) 1119 GRISWOLD ST. Insurance A • _ ' LA. MS t 22I0 Park Aye. Randolph 8181 - _ SEE PACE 3 FOR WAYNE