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Engagements

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Himelhoch's Annual

Sale of Fine Soaps!

HIMELHOCH'S HARDWATER SOAP

Violet, Itoultael, Rose, Jasmine, Lilac, Verbena

Box of 1 dozen bars

ROSALIND JANICE WEINBERG

—rdadolyn LefliovIte.

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Valentines
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150 Jewish Families in Bukowina
to Settle in Palestine.
BUCHAREST. — (.1. T. A.) —
instructions to facilitate the mi-
gration to Palestine of 150 Jew-
ish families from the Marmarosch
district, Bukowina, were received
here by the Hebrew Immigrant
Aid and Sheltering Aid Society,
from the headquarters of the Ilia.-
e in Paris.
Ica.Emigdirect
Similar instructions were re-
ceived today by the Zionist Organ-
ization Executive here from the
Jewish Agency Executive in Pal-
estine to make the necessary
preparations for migration to Pal-
estine, on a large scale, of Tran-
sylvanian Jews.
The steps taken by the Jewish
Agency and the Emigdirect are
the results of efforts made during
the past few months to colonize a
number of Transylvanian Ortho-
dox Jewish families in Palestine.
Rabbi Isaacson, thief rabbi of
Transylvania, recently visited
Paris in this connection and stimu-
lated the Emigdirect to work out.
together with the Jewish Agency,
plans for bringing to Palestine
seve• 1 hundred Orthodox Jewish
families from Transylvania.

--.3 large bars—Jasmine
89c
HIMELHOCH'S FRENCH IMPORTED SOAPS
Bath Size, Box of 6 bars
89c
Toilet Size, Box of 10 Bars
89c
Cellophane Wrapped, Bath, 5 bars
89c
Cellophane Wrapped, Toilet, 5 bars. . . 39c
(' hl/pr e, Jasmine, Sweet Pea, Lavender

Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Si. II. Weinberg of the
Hollywood Knickerbocker hotel,
All Soaps Sold by the Ijor
Los Angeles, Cal., of the betrothal
of their (laughter, Miss Rosalind
Janice Weinberg, to Julius Arthur
TELEPHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY TAKEN
Yale, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
CARE OF—CALL CADILLAC 7290
Yale of Santa Ann, Cal.
Miss Weinberg will graduate
TOILETRIES—M(16i Floor
from the University of California
at Los Angeles in June. She is a
member of Alpha Epsilon Phi So-
phardic colony, attend the syna-
Mr.
iizrrulmite of BROWNE'S HANDWRITING
trreityl.
University is California
he Some day Louis Browne, the gogue but pray in their own ac-
cent. They can't understand the
Los Angelei ay nd is now attending
the Southwestern University Law Bible author, is going to write the cantor's pidgin Hebrew. They
School. Ile is affiliated with Zeta
,
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on
the
back
of
a
postage
stamp. I never knew a man who number about 50 members in all
Beta Tau Fraternity. could crowd no many words in a and pray regularly for the Mes-
h " A nd Lewis adds with a
The wedding will take place given space and yet make every
upon the return of Nliss , letter legible. The other (lay I chuckle, "You would, too, if you
lived
here!"
berg's brother, Dr. S. L. Wein- received one of his characteristic
That's quite a message to pen
berg, who is doing post-graduate postal
,
cards and here is what he
on half of an ordinary sized pic-
work in surgery in Vienna and writes:
ture postal.
Budapest.
"Here's an item for your col-
—Charles Joseph.
umn. Visiting Sa. Thomas in the
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The Virgin Islands I found a Jewish
Yesterday.
Soviet government has decided to cemetery with tombstones dating
Yesterday I loved you.
erect a special pavilion occupying back to the eighteenth century.
Yesterday I knew.
lie your brealhlesenese, that
400 square meters at the Levant There is still a congregation there
You loved me too.
fair, scheduled to open in Tel with a century-old synagogue. The
Yesterday to nee me.
Could make • holiday.
Aviv in the spring. cantor is a native son of a native
How
your heart did thunder!
Soviet products will be exhib- Jew who learned Hebrew from his
Itut that nee Yeaterdar.
ited at the fair and efforts will be grandfather. The Russian Jews,
Yeeterday you loved me,
Today's
today. t know.
made to encourage the import of now more numerous and wealthier
Out Yesterday, ma. not
Soviet goods into Palestine. than the remnant of the old Se-
So very Iona ‘go.

SHEEHAN'S

Little Cinema Theater

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LEMOINE FRENCH BATH SOAP

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Now•and until February 13

Weddin Caiendar

Feb. 11—Miss Elizabeth Ann Lieberman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Lieberman, to Alfred William l'olasky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Polasky.
Feb. 13—Miss Norma J. Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
V. Martin, to Herbert M. Smith, son of Dr. Moses Smith of New York.
Feb. 14—Miss Dorothy Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
Smith, to David A. Deutch, son of Mr. and Mrs. harry Deutch.
NINTH FLOOR OF FURNITURE
Feb. 14—Miss Miriam Kamin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. N1.
Kamin of 1303 Seward avenue, to Alfred E. Lakin, son of Mrs. Ida
Lakin and the late Sam Lakin.
Feb. 14—Molly Strossky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Strom-
ky of Linwood avenue, to Dr. S. E. Levitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Levitt of Fullerton avenue.
ELSIE H. KLINE
March 6—Miss Mynne Gertrude F'ranzblau, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Franzblau, to Irving Wartell, son of Mr. anti Mrs.
yAlsiAWAIOstsIsWsWsWINWsIsMs•1 ■ •••• ■■•■■•■■•■ •••• B'nai Moshe, Feb. 20, 21 and 22, Julius
E. Wartell.
at th e B'nai Moshe Center, Dexter
March 6—Miss Sophia Radom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Radom
boulevard and Lawrence avenue,
of
2727
Elmhurst avenue, to Benjamin J. Safir of 2745 Cortland
has already attracted 10 candi-
dates and promises to lead to a avenue, at Temple Beth El, Dr. Leo M. Franklin officiating.
March 6—Miss Ida S. Wexler, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
spirited race for the distinction so
well as the valuable prizes that Wexler, to Murray J. Minus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Minus.
will be awarded to the three l
young ladies heading the list at
Values to $7.50
$
the close of the bazaar.
In the race at present are the
following: Miss Elsie H. Kline of
3202
Cortland avenue, Miss Hat.
Values to $5.00
° tie Kellerman of the Young Peo-
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Jan. 26—To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Weitz of 2902 Tuxedo, a son
0 ple's Auxiliary of Congregation
11'nai Moshe, Miss Jeanette Lebo. Robert llarold.
witz of 1632 Calvert avenue, Miss
Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. henry Entin of 3740 Ilumphrey street,
,
Lillian Weiss of the Modernistic a daughter, Shirley Ann.
e e 0 Club,
Miss Sylvia Zimmerman of
LeClair-Thu.1,Hr
Jan. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Eisenberg of 1967 Clairmount,
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Eta Alpha D'Ganima Sorority, a son, Harvey.
Miss Florence Gross of Theta
Jan.
4—To
Mr. Diane.
and Mrs. Samuel H. Lebowitz of 2605 Sturtevant,
Delta Omega Sorority, Miss Sarah a daughter,
Judith
Friedman of the Aimwell Club,
Miss Stella Sobel of Alpha Lambda
I'hi Sorority, Miss Anne Berman
of the Y. W. IL A., Miss Antoin-
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
'lie Sego and Miss Edna Wohl of
HAS MANY ACTIVITIES
Beta Gamma No Sorority.
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Gentlemen's W ear
Entries will close Sunday, Feb.
A historical review of the United
i
7, and organizations wishing to
States from 1920 to 1930 will be
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FISHER BUILDING, DETROIT
o enter
their candidates may do so
be the topic under discussion at
# by calling Longfellow 8:109, Uni-
The
leap
year
dance,
to
be
held
at
the meeting of the study group to
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versity 2-9259, or Fairmount the Detroit I.etand Hotel on Feb. he held Sunday, Feb. 7, at 1 p. m.,
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5787.
28, is a project of the inter-club in the library of the synagogue on
A variety of goods of all de- house council of the Young Wom- Chicago boulevard and Law . ..in.
scriptions will be on sale at the en's Hebrew Association. William This study group is a branch of
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ANNOUNCING
, various booths.
Ginsburg„ social chairman, announ. the Young People's Society of Con-
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the re-opening of
A portion of the large hall will cos a number of surprise features gregation Shaarey Zedek organized
• LETTER- B OX
be reserved at all times for (lane. in keeping with leap year customs. to give members an open forum.
ing, the music being furnished by Members of the thirty clubs that The historical review has been di-
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, the well-known Co-Edo Orchestra. meet at the "Y" and their friends vided into five groups, each of
BOOK STORE
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Those who have attended din-' will attend this dance en masse; all which has been given to a member
Jewish Conciliation Court
' ners or luncheons given by the of the guests being personally invi. of the society. Miss Elnore Broder-
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Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle : Sisterhood of B'nai Moshe during, , ted by some member of the house sohn will speak on Morals; Miss
council .
,Fags Bofsky, ballyhoo; Hoke Levin,
I noticed an article in the issu e the past 15 years will be inter -'
Mrs. Claire Wickersham, teacher politics; Abe Satovsky, prohibition;
of your paper of two weeks ago ested in the restaurant section of
relating to the celebration of the the bazaar, where excellent lion- of dramatics at the "I'," will con- Jack Vane, economics.
Dr. Leonard Sidlow, chairman of
s w be served at all d duct a fireside circle on Thursday ,
lill
anniversary of the New York Con - !garter) meals
ciliation Court for Jewish liti - times at prices ranging from 351evening, Feb. 11, following the sup- , the group, gave an interesting re-
n 1 per meeting of the Business a d view of "Job" by Joseph Roth at
gents, which prompts my writing cents to 50 cents.
JOHN V. SHEEHAN you this letter. On many occa . Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of 16218 i Professional Girl'
Girl's Club when she , the first meeting last Sunday. An
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and COMPANY
sions from personal observation , (this avenue is the chairman of I will read excerpts from "Candida." animated discussion followed this
A Valentine party, at which Al- , review. These meetings are open
I have come to the conclusion the bazaar.
1550 WOODWARD AVE.
pha
Gamma
l'hi
Sorority
will
be
l
only to members of the Young
that just such an organization is
The Sisterhood of Congregation l
Randolph 0200
people's
Society.
Anyone
interested
needed in this city. There have B'nai Moshe will hold a Sunda I ii, osteFes, will be held for "Y" mein-lin
joining
this group
should
make
ers c Saturday
evening,
Feb.
13,
at
been various times when Jewish l card party on Feb. 14, at 8 p. m., Y the
ubhouse.
, application for membership to Miss
litigants have gone into court, and ! in the assembly hall of the sync-
Florence Levin, secrete ry.
Mrs.
found themselves in difficult cir- gogue, Dexter boulevard at Law-
Mrs. Regene Cohane, attorney, n
At
last meeting of the society,
cumstances in attempting to ex-
will speak
at the
forum
following Seltzer,
I
rence.
Mrs.
Max
Gross
is
the
r.
i
.awrence
professor of
plain what the controversy is I chairman of this affair, with the the h Friday evening services on Feb. sociology at Detroit
City College,
about,
because
of
their
inability
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on
"Women
in
the
Legal
Pro-
assistance of her co-chairman, Mrs.
56 East Columbia
gave an interesting talk on "Inter-
. tension."
to speak the English lajaguage flu- Ben Stern.
Near WooliWilrd
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The musical portion
ently; thereby making the matter
The first meeting of the new I of the program
Iroxral ilas Ii iszec Con-
of trial of their cause monotonous
Con-
You'll Laugh! You'll Cry!
choral club will be held this Sunday certo in
and
tedious.
with
Ve h
Grand
Feb. 7, at 2:30 o'clock. marked talent by th'e 1 114sY s(t . s D w
Rapids
Hadassah teriasin,
el l tl h a
It
is
my
belief
that
perhaps
if
ineg
eum
p
e, n ina gThl ,w( a ie n e ien . i. ;nerested Tobin and Evelyn
HENNY PORTEN
Holds Card Party at Mor -
Gorsuch
enthusiasm were engendered
Germany's Greatest Character among the Jewish attorneys and
Plans for the fourth annual
ton Hotel.
join the class which is under the spring formal dance to be given by
Actress, in
laymen that perhaps a concilia-
direction of Mrs. Florence P. Kon-
the society on Saturday evening,
tion court can come into being in
Grand Rapids chapter of Ha- kle.
March 5, are rapidly being com-
"Gretl and Liesl" Detroit. I am wondering if through dassah held a card party Wednes. The vocational department an- pleted.
The Book Cadillac Hotel
o at Mort n Hotel. nounces that it is now ready to
your good paper such a movement day
Italian Gardens has again been se-
One of the Sweetest Stories
can be commenced.
Preceding, the card party a husi- send out experienced waitresses to t
ested.
In
accordance with the us-
ness meet ing and o
Told on the Screen
l unc heon
Sincerely yours,
serve at formal dinners. These ual procedure of the society, tock-
was held in the (lining room of the girls have successfully completed eta for this dance are being
NATIIAN R. BERKE.
Romantic! Pleasing! Pathetic!
said
hotel by officers and any members an in
intensive practical course un- only by invitation. Miss Elnore
You'll Lore It.
Editor's Note: Our correspon- caring to attend. (ter th e direction of Miss Birdie Brodersohn, chairman of the social
I'atrons and patronesses were: Michelson, of the I'. IS. II. A. committee, reports that invitation,
dent
will
no
doubt
be
interested
Continuous Daily 1 to 11 p. rn.
Mrs. Ike Warsaw, Mrs. Louis Gay- Staff.
Mats. 35c, Eves. 50c, Sundays to know that the court conducted tor, Mrs. Joseph Paul, Mrs. Dave
will be issued within the week.
in New York is based on the tra-
Boni Amici Girls were entertain- ' Reservations should lie made as
and Holidays 50c,
ditions of the Beth Din and that Garbowskv. Mrs. harry Weiner„ed by the executive director and the early as possible, as the attendance
Children 20c at All Times
Sirs.
Arthur
Kaufman,
it completely eliminates attorneys
Mrs. staff of the "Y" at an informal sup- will be limited. Names of patrons
from cases arbitrated before it. , George Belfer, Sirs. Edward Rut- per as their reward for presenting will be announced shortly.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle has stein, Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Sirs. the best Saturday night house
at all times encouraged a court Sidney Rose, Mrs. B. 0. Freeman, party ins a contest held for "Y"
MUST RAISE
of arbitration, whether with or Mrs. Al Ginsburg, Mrs. Abe Holt- members.
without the participation of attor- I enberg, Sirs. Mark Raffelson, Sirs. I A new class in tap dancing and Prenzlauer Service Group
Edward Pivowitz, Mrs. Harry Le- gymnastics followed by active
neys.
Plans Bridge - Tea for
vine, Mrs. Max Jacobson. Mrs. games will begin on Tuesday eve.
Abe Warsaw, Mrs. Irving. Tevalof,. sing, Feb. 9. This class is held
Feb. 29,
Sirs.
Alex
Gitlin,
Mrs.
Sol
Armour,I
at
TenisplAeh
ln
Halevy-Hazomir
Choral
So.
letphIelelnapnei(1,eisaed,iir(Neitie1
Philcons Entire Stock of
Mrs. Joseph Finkelstein, Mrs. by :Hiss
ciety's President to Visit
Mrs. 1'. Goldsmith of Cortland
.Miss
Men's and Young Men's
Jack Finkelstein, Mrs. Harty Gilt-1 Sarah Hillel.
avenue was hostess at a meeting
Palestine.
len, Mrs. Phil Newman. Mrs.
Suits, Topcoats and
of the Eva Prenzlauer Service
Frank Schefman, Sirs. Sam Harris,;, —._______-- Group. The bake sale which was
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morris
Scheyer
O'coats!
Mrs. Clarence Allman,
Jack Czech Nazis o
, held eb 4 w
a com lete sue-
are leaving for New York Feb. 16, Weiner and Mrs. Harry Belkin.
t
Bui
l
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B
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row
a
e
.
Hasry
ar
Kleipn
from where they will sail for Eu-
I e ss • F Mrs.
At Cost!
h
dent, tanks
the chai rman
rope. They will spend three
PRAGUE.—(.1. .T. A.)—Emu-, Fannie
Weisman,
'
and
Below Cost!
months abroad, a few weeks of
her mar-
able
the Nazis of Germany, the committee, the Kosher meat
Jewish Scientist Honored by rating
that time in l'alestine.
and
National Socialist party in Czech°
own ers and the public in gen-
Above Cost!
slightly
A regular rehearsal of the choir
Papal Academy.
Slovakia announced its plan to oral for their co-operation.
will take place Thursday, Feb. 11,
ROME.—(J. T. A.)—Professor build two "Brown Houses," one i n
b Plana for the approaching
in room 123 of Northern Iligh Enriquez of Padova , young Jewish Prague and the other in Aussig..
i I
r(ge-tea
and spring fashion
School.
The "
scientist, was honored by the Fa al
Brown Houses" will pro- show to be given Monday, Feb. 29,
Academy of Science "Accadem al vide quarters for the Nazi news-' at 1:30 o'clock, in the main ball-
papers,
,
the
secretariat of the Nazi
Pontificia Dell Scienze," for his
room of Hotel Statler, is near
party and the e c entral office of the comp
philosophic study of the "endel
Fox Theater Bldg. „=,
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Jewish Correspondence Institute, de-
letion
dameiiR
n a g e
Theories."
sport organization of the National Cohen
end with
Rose Mes'
Goldberg
and
voted to the promotion of Jewish so.
At the festive inaugural sere- Socialists.
slat friendship by letter. Write and
their
indefatigable
committee
in
Gift to North End Clinic.
monies of the Academy, the Pope
make new friends, one may be your
charge. All ladies' organizations
ideal. Particulars confidential, write
The North End Clinic received
personally handed Professor En- No man's head aches while he and clubs aret asked to remember
Jewish Correspondence Institute, 119
riquez the award and in a short comforts another.
a contributirm from Iles. Mar:
the
date. The proceeds of this af-
N. 4th .t. Camden, New Jersey.
address lauded the achievements
Fleischman in memory of .%1 ,
Never show the bolts m ',OUT
fair will g • o t • ants hospitalizing
•
of the young Jewish scientist.
Belie 13. Mayer.
purse or your mind.
needy expectant mothers.

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Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Leviant announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Margaret Leone, to Dr. Sol V. Stern of Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Fredenthal announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Gertrude Shotzen, to Leonard Nlatrick of Atlantic City
The marriage will take place the early part of March.

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