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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
NUMEROUS JEWISH
TOLEDO ACTIVITIES
By YEDIDIAH BASSIS
The greater part of the Jewish
communal activities of Toledo is
concentrated in the annex building
of Congregation B'nai. Israel. To-
ledo not having any separate Jew-
ish center this annex fulfils the
function of a Jewish, center. For
the erection of this annex building,
Toledo is obliged in a great degree
to the rabbi of Congregation B'nai
Israel, Rabbi M. Lichtenstein, who
has been serving in that capacity
for the last 12 years, carrying
on his shoulders the burden of the
work for every Jewish activity in
the city.
Rabbi Lichtenstein is also the
principal of the Toledo Ilebrew
School. This school was organized
by the veterans of Jewish religious
education, Henry Rosen and David
Itayman, half a century ago, but
never for the whole period of its
existence has this Talmud Torah
reached such a high standard as
under the leadership of Rabbi Lich-
tenstein. lie transferred the school
from the basement of one of the
local synagogues into the beautiful
classrooms of the annex building
and engaged as its director the
educator and Jewish scholar, J. M.
Michlin. The latter has been di-
recting the school for the last seven
years and with the co-operation of
the other teachers, Messrs. J. M.
Raymon, Bennovitz and Sam Schul-
ler, succeeded in advancing the
Jewish religious education of To-
ledo. Among the graduates of this
school are some who confined their
Jewish studies in Rabbi Isaac El-
chonon's Yeshiva of New York, and
one of them is on the teacher's
staff of the Talmud Torah.
Rabbi Lichtenstein is also con-
ducting a successful Sunday school.
Mr. Michlin has built a popular
junior congregation which holds its
services every Saturday and holi,
day mornings.
Recently a Young Judaea Club
was organized whose members are
graduates of this Talmud Torah.
A Jewish Cultural Society, "Nair
Tarnid' whose membership is re-
cruited from among the Jewish
young professionals of Toledo, was
organized by Dr. Croustine.
Since last fall the Toledo Hebrew
School has made close connections
with the United Hebrew Schools
of Detroit, and its superintendent,
B. Isaacs. When one of the oldest
teachers of the Toledo School, Mr.
Benovitz, had to resign from his
position on account of illness, Mr.
a
Isaacs, yielded to the request of MR. & MRS. ISAAC ARCO
Rabbi Lichtenstein, and transferred TESTIMONIAL MARCH 30
Solomon Smullin to the Toledo
, —
Hebrew School. Since then a mu-
On Wednesday evening, March
tual co-operation between the lead-
30,
at
Littman's
Yiddish People's
ers of the Jewish cultural circles
of the two cities has begun. Rabbi Theater, a testimonial performance
Lichtenstein was invited for a lee- will be staged in
ture to the Kvutzah Ivrith of De-
troit, and the Kvutzah performed Mrs. Isaac Arco,
the "Mishpot" in Toledo. Following members of the
the example of Detroit, a group of cast.
Mr. and Mrs.
lovers of Ilebrew culture in Toledo
organized a Kvutzah Ivrith, which Arco are well
has attracted many members. For known to Detroit
the short period of its existence the
Toledo Kvutzah Ivrith has arranged Yiddish theater-
lectures by its president, Rabbi goers, having
M. Lichtenstein, its secretary, S. played three
Smullin, and the teachers, J. M. years on the local
Michlin and J. hi. Rayman.
Yiddish stage
prior to their re-
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Kaufman Matzo Products turn with the
oompany this
Distributed in Michigan
year. Mr. Arco
by Levi Matzo Co.
has appeared here Isaac Area
as the company's leading man and
Levin Matzo Co., with headquar- has won for himself a host of
ters at 8715 Linwood avenue, at genuine friends and admirers. A
Philadelphia, telephone Euclid 2648, large attendance is looked forward
is the Michigan distributor of the to for next Wednesday evening.
Kaufman Matzos.
"Der Schlechter Sohn" ("The
Levin Matzo Co. has served the Evil Son") will be staged on the
Detroit Jewish community for the occasion of this testimonial.
past 35 years. Louis J. Levin, mem-
ber of the firm, said that the Kauf- Philomathic to Debate Labor
man Matzos were chosen as the
College.
best Passover product. He stated
that orders are being taken care of
A debate has been arranged in
for many cities in Michigan.
Among the Kaufman Matzo prod- which a Philomathic Debating Club
ucts which are procurable from the team will meet a Martian Labor
Levin Co., are: Kaufman's Matzo College team at the Proletarian
meal, cake meal, Matzo forte!, glut- 2036 Woodward, Wednes-
n meal, gluten Matzos for Mahe- day, April 13.
At the meeting Sunday, the
tics, potato meal and egg Matzos.
Kaufman Matzos are strictly negative, composed of George
kosher, baked under most sanitary Gantz, Lester Silverman and
conditions and under the super- Henry Faigin was awarded a de-
vision of rabbis. cision over Bernard Rubin, Sam
Finkelstein and Bernard Sharkey,
affirmative of the question,
Mizrachi Hatzoir Bridge the
"Resolved, that labor enter poli-
Dansant April 10.
tics as a separate third party."
At the next meeting a variety
The Purim party given by the topic program will be held with
Mizrachi Hatzoir last Tuesday eve- the following participating: Ba-
ning at their clubrooms, 9109 ruch, L. Koretz, Cotten, Rom,
Twelfth street, proved a success. Goldberg, Schreiber and Kaplan.
The third annual bridge-dansant
will be held on Sunday evening,
Michigan Theater.
April 10, at the Chinese Tea Gar-
Pola Negri, the screen's fiery
dens. Entertainers have been se-
dramatic
star, direct from her sen-
cured for this affair and there will
be dancing and refreshments. sational New York appearance, is
now
in
person
at the Michigan
Those who have attended previous
affairs given by this organization Theater.
On the screen Richard Barthel-
are eagerly looking forward to
this bridge-dansant. Tickets may mess is seen in what is perhaps the
be secured from any of the mem- greatest picture of his entire ca-
bers or at the door the night of the reer, "Alias Doctor," in which
Mirian Marsh is also featured.
dansant.
JEWISH WOMEN FORMS MIDNIGHT SHOW SPONSORED BY DETROIT YESHIVA IN DANGER
OF BEING CLOSED
A REPUBLICAN CLUB AUXILIARY OF LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM
Warning was issued this week
A Jewish Women's Republican
Club was organized here by Mrs.; A midnight show at the Dexter asof all other affairs given by the that the Yeshiva Beth Judah, Pin-
Bessie L. Sarasohn, and additional Theater, Dexter boulevard and Detroit Auxiliary of the Los An- gree and Woodrow Wilson, is
members interested in joining are Burlingame, on Saturday night, geles Sanatorium, will go towards threatened with being closed, and
asked to communicate with her by April 2, beginning at 11:30 p. m., the maintenance of the number of a meeting has been called for Sun-
calling her, evenings, at Garfield will be sponsored by the Detroit Detroit tubercular, who are at day evening to decide definitely
Auxiliary of the Los Angeles Sans- present at the sanatorium.
8831-IV.
on action to be taken.
Last Thursday night a record
Mrs. Sarasohn states that several torium. Through the generosity
In the meantime, Nathaniel Pei-
political activities are planned by of Mr. Brown and D. Lewis, the attendance was present at the so- man, a member of the board, has
this group and will be announced committee was able to arrange an cial meeting given by the auxil- been empowered to solicit for do-
in forthcoming issues of The De- unusual program. Mrs. Edtih R. iary.
An interesting program nations and membership does, and
Paransky and Mrs. Sarah Pincus was carried out by the following the public is urged to co-operate
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Ida Divinoft-Rothberg, with him.
have complete charge of all art artists.
with the assistance of violinist, rendered Spanish and
Sixteenth Annual Banquet of rangements,
At the funeral services for the
the following: A. Z. Berkowitz, Russian selections, assisted at the late
Aaron Silber, father of Rabbi
Constables' Club March 31. Mr. Miller, Mrs. Levitt, S. Kern. piano by Miss Bertha Pont; Sid-
Saul
of Chicago, $40 was
per, B. Goldberg, Mr, Frankel and ney Gottlieb, soloist; Miss Pauline raised Silber
for the Yeshiva, Rabbi Sil-
Tickets have Brussell, soprano, of radio fame,
The sixteenth annual banquet and Mr. Markowitz.
installation of officers of the Con- been distributed to all delegates, and William H. Haggai in a duet ber donating $10.
The Yeshiva officials stated this
stables' Club of Detroit will take unnrgded elibscoao
i
npderoartge enizations are proved a novelty, assisted at the
week that the last day of Passover
place, at the Elks' Temple, Lafay-
piano by Miss Rose Menke.
to
Owing
to
the
absence
from
the
is
considered
as a "chazaka" day
ette and Cass, at 7 p. m. Thursday,
Many novel attractions have
eptdi C iV ie 0tV e: wa no.o ntdherreage en a t l:
March 31.
BaeunxiliGaor ldbe;g, )T.eeidenrt t e o xcbe
been secured and a surprise is in co iity the
Constable Frank J. Bartell is
chairman of arrangements, and he store Hie those interested in at- vice-president, had charge ofli e f: of synagogues are asked to make
and his committee are arranging tending this affair. Radio stars, fairs for the evening. The society such appeals on that day.
for entertainment and musical vaudeville professional talent and thanks all who pa'rticipated.
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splendid screen program are all
The auxiliary meets every
features •
-I a offered
Thursday evening at 627 llolbrook LADIES' FREE LOAN
for • nominal sum.
Proceeds of the midnight show, avenue. The public is welcome.
PLANS $5 LUNCHEON
Junior Relief Workers Spon-
sor Charity Affair.
are HOME RELIEF GROUP' PROF. SCHATZ DIES
AIDS MO'OS CHITIM'
IIARRT 11111ELSTEIN
Build Up
Your Estate
AT LOW COST!
You can new replace estate shrIniago
at an nostandIngly low cost through
the--
Double
sio.000
Protection Policy
Doubt. Protection to •ge 115
Age
Annual DepmIt
25 -
35 ......... ________ .......
45
50
8110.75
143.75
203.00
244.75
Example Age 35
The ...... e annual net cost, deduct-
ing cesh value as end of 10 years,
would be • little ever Vs%-0•11
$5.575 annually per $1,500, or $55.75
per 810.000, guaranteed.
The Detroit Ilebrew Ladies Free
Loan Association will hold a spe-
The J un ior Reli ef workers
cial meeting Monday evening,
again sponsoring a charity bridge
March 28, at the Congregation Beth
and dance this year at the branch
Noted Sculptor, Founder of Tefilah Emanuel, Taylor and Wil-
Far further particulars phew;
of the Shaarey Zedek, 9125 Twelfth
son. Final plans will be made for or write.7.
"Bezalel" in Jerusalem,
street, on Saturday evening, April
the
$5
luncheon
Sunday,
April
3,
2, and again ask for the co-opera-
Expires at 65.
On Monday, Mrs. W. R. Roth of
at the Emanuel. All members are
tion of the public to help make this
affair a success, as the proceeds will 3205 Leslie avenue was hostess at
DENVER,
Colo.—Prof. Boris asked to co-operate and if they
be used to supply needy Jewish the general meeting of the Home Schatz, Internationally
made reservations to do
famous haven't
families with food for the Passover Relief Society. Mrs. Al Weisman, sculptor, founder of the Vezalel so by calling the president, Ida
holida
s president, and Mrs. II. Shulman, Art School in Jerusalem, died here Solid, Hemlock 0211-R.
y.
ASSURANCE COMPANY
honorary president, spoke regard- suddenly, late Tuesday, following
ing Mo'os Chitim and emphasized
508 Park Avenue Bldg. '
Paramount Theater.
the necessity of giving more this
Randolph 0446
Maurice Chevalier's newest tri- year than ever before on account
umph, "One Hour With You," will of the deplorable conditions among
FLORENCE DISNER
begin its long-run popular priced Jewish families. The Home Relief
of 9112 Brush street, 18 years old, Junior Young Peoples Society
engagement at the Paramount Society thanks the Jolly Nine f
died on March 22. Funeral serv-
Theater, starting Saturday, March Bridge Club for the liberal contri-
of Shaarey Zedek.
ices were held on March 24 at
26. "One Hour With You" has bution to the Mo'os Chitim fund. Y,
Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with
been directed by Ernst Lubitsch, Any other organization or individ-
The girls of the J. Y. P. S. are
interment at Oakview Cemetery. in charge of a Leap Year party
and it is the greatest picture that lial wishing to contribute to this
fund should send contributions to
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal Oki. to be given in the social hall of the
Chevalier has ever appeared in.
Mrs. A. Ferar, 2959 Clements. Mrs. aged. She is survived by her par- synagogue Sunday evening, March
Goldstick also spoke on this fund
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dinner; 27. There will be no admission
Fisher Theater.
and emphasized the dire need this
a Mater, Blume, and two brothers, charge, the only requirements be-
A mammoth three-attraction year. The Home Relief Society
Louis and Arthur.
ing the girl,' 1932 membership
show is at the Fisher for Easter congratulated Mrs. Goldstick on her
cards, and a male escort. Danc-
week. The stage show is headed thirty-ninth wedding annoversarY•
BELLE KAMPER
ing, entertainment and refresh-
Mrs. 1. Dante reported that on
by none other than Detroit's two
of 2297 Hazelwood avenue, 31 ments will be provided.
Sunday afternoon, March 20, the
McKinney's Cottonpickers.
years old, died on March 18, Fu-
The last meeting of the Organ-
On the screen there will be the Home Relief Society gave the in-
neral services were held at Lewis ization was conducted as an open
r aartteys of lit h e wOalnd ohluk gs'e 1.1
thrilling romance of radio; "Are m
Bros.' Funeral Home on March forum. The speakers, all of whom
success,
You Listening?" which stars Wil-
20, with interment at Westwood are members, were Gerson Bern-
Each inmate was given an individ-
,
liam Haines.
Cemetery. Rabbi Jos. Eisenman stein, Joseph Kukes, Morton Wein-
eat bag of candy, fruit, nuts, cake
officiated. She is survived by her berg, Albert Gordon and Robert
anda pair of stockings to the ladies
LATE PROF. BORIS SCHATZ. husband, Abraham, and two chil- Levy. George Weiswasser, the ad
dren.
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socks to the men the
and hander.
visor, began a series of talks 0!
chiefs to all.
efforts
of Alex Schreiber and Seymour an operation, in Beth Israel Hospi-
the "Golden Era of Judaism it
ANNA KERNER
Lewis, a seven-reel movie was tal, at the age of 69.
Spain."
His son, Bezalel Schatz, was in of 1674 Pingree avenue, 71
shown. Gertrude Jean Lave enter-
s
rained with songs and piano selec- Kansas City at the time of his years old, died on March 22. Fu- Prof. Warne of Amherst
tions. On Mai 16 another party death, and came here to arrange neral services were held at Lewis .
Speaks Sunday.
is planned for the old folks and for the funeral service. The body Bros.' Funeral Home on March
Ea'
if the weather permits the inmates may be taken to Jerusalem for bur- 23, with interment at Cloverhill
Colston E. Warne, professor of
.
will be taken for an automobile ial. Professor Schatz and his son, Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. M.
-="(ride, in addition to the regular also a sculptor, were touring this Hershman and the Rev. E. Zalud- economics at Amherst College, will
ass
__ I party to be given them. All mem- country in the past few months to koweki officiated. She is survived address the People's Forum at City
MANSFIELD'S ANNOUNCE A NEW STANDARD OF CLOTHES
by her husband, Hyman; three College Auditorium, Cass and
rs are •urged to keep this date arrange exhibitions of his work.
Born in Kovno, Lithuania, Dec. sons, Louis, Max and Robert, and Warren, at 7:30 p. m. this Sunday,
STYLE AND VALUE . . . ONR ANSWER TO THE DEMANDS OF
open as many machines will be
25, 1867, the son of poor parents, a daughter, Mrs. Harry Shapero. on "The Collapse of the American
needed.
,
MEN WHO APPRECIATE INDIVIDUAL STYLE AT POPULAR
Schatz was educated in
Banking System." Professor
An urgent appeal for clothes of Professor
Warsaw and Paris. He was
Warne has made an exhaustive
SARAH ROTOFSKY
PRICES . . . EACH GARMENT IS HAND TAILORED FROM/OUR
any description is made, as there Vilna,
the
associate
of
the
noted
artist
are many children unable to go Antokolsky in Paris. Later he went of 716 Albert street, Windsor, study of bank failures and speaks
OWN PERSONALLY SELECTED EXCLUSIVE FABRICS.
authoritatively on the subjects
Ont.,
46
years
old,
died
on
March
to school, being without clothing. to Sofia where he helped found the
Anyone having clothes, call Mrs. Bulgarian Art Academy, and was 21. Funeral services were held
at
Lewis
Bros.'
Funeral
Home
on
Contributions to Milf or d
J. Modell, Longfellow 8033, or Mrs. also crown sculptor for King Fer-
MArch 22, with interment at Mach-
S. Schwartz, Longfellow 8461.
Stern .Fund.
dinand.
nelah Cemetery. She is survived
The hospitality committee under
His life work was centered in by her husband, Joseph.
the chairmanship of Mrs. I. Fried- the Bezalel School and the Bendel
Judge Harry B. Keidan, chair-
enberg and Mrs. W. Roth, announce Museum in Jerusalem, and in Pal-
man of the Milford Stern Chil-
HERBERT HORNSTEIN
that a bridge-tea will be given at estine he founded the new Beratel
dren's Fund, announces contribu-
s.-.
--
the home of Mrs. I. Grabow, 317 art which has become fanned inter- of 8616 Michigan avenue, 17 years tions to the fund from the follow-
Monterey, on Wednesday afternoon, nationally. Dr. Theodor Herat was old, died on March 16. Funeral ing: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wine-
g
Tha same personal attention
rm- at Ii3o o clock. All money taken enthused with the Bezalel idea as services were held at Lewis Bris.' man, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wine,
Brand new, our winter stock has-
i n at thi s
characteristic of Mansfield's.
ine been disposed of • month ago.
propounded to him by Professo r Funeral Ilome on March 18, with Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Davis, M. A.
0-
BOOK - CADILLAC
over to t fund
Schatz, but he died before the pla interment at El Moshe Cemetery. Lipsitz of Los Angeles, Cal., and
He is survived by his parents, Mr.
On Tuesday afternoon, April 12, for the school could be realized.
M
the staff of the Jewish Center.
DETROIT
at 2 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. IV, Prof Otto Warburg of Germany l and Mrs. Harry Hornstein.
Roth, 3205 Leslie, a Passover food then came to the aid of the idea
Memorials to Old Folki
JOSEPH ALEXANDER
shower will he given and the admis- and the school was founded I
Horne.
,ion price will he anything in the 1906. The school was compelle2
way of food that can be used for to close in 1927 for lack of funds I of Eiserseld Westsalen, Germany, 87
' nerkl
se.vices
were on
held
on 27.
March
The Ilebrew Ladies' Aid Societ(
Passover, with the exception of
Professor Schatz visited the Uni-
years
old, died
Feb.
Fu-
matzos. This food will be used for ted States four times, and exhibited 1, with burial taking place in Ger- of Detroit made • donation to the
was buried home in memory of the late Mrs.
distribution for the Passover has- his works on all occasions.
Last many.
'
m.,any. milMr. ry Alexander
honors. He was Malvina ("Mother") Klein. To
kets to the needy Jewish families. year a group of Boston Jewish wo- ma th
honor the memory of Mrs. Klein
All members and friends of the , men presented his art works to the
synagogue,
quite to a the donation will be inscribed on
society are urged to keep these two . National Art Galleries in Wash. the
very
mous and which
alyaya was
walked
distance from his home, taking him the wall-tablets of the home.
dates open and organizations and ington.
clubs are urged to attend in groups. I Biblical themes inspired the works an h hour r and a half each way. He
veteran of 1866, 1870
For further information, please call of Professor Schatz. His creations was
United Artists Theater.
1871,
a end
and
e :R as a honorary mem-
Mrs. Friedenberg, Madison 0029, are to be found in art galleries and 18
"Sky Devils," lloward Hughes'
or Mrs. IV. Roth, Arlington 2338. throughout the world. He was des- her of many organizations. Ile is mighty comedy of the air, which
d by his wife, Josephine; was more than a year and a half
orated on numerous occasions and
was honored with the decoratin of survive
seven sons, Sigmund, Herman and in the making, will open its long-
"Officer of the Academy" by France Julius, all of Germany; Max of run engagement at the United Ar-
GENERAL MOTORS
1901. Among his famous works Chicago, Ill.; Eris and William, tists Theater starting next Satur-
EXHIBIT APRIL 2 in
are "Mattathias," "The Shadchan." both of Deiroit, and five dough- day, March 26.
"Ilabdalah," portraits of Herzl,Iters, Anna-Alexander, Mrs. Emma
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., president Pasteur, Antort Rubenstein and Meyers, Mrs. Emilie Baer, Mrs.
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of General Motors Corporation, other world famed figures. Ile was Ella Raepe and Mrs. Nathalie
announces that on April 2 the cos- also a writer and the author of Rothschild, all of Detroit; 10
grandchildren and two great-
poration will launch perhaps the several books.
ws
grandchildren.
most gigantic program ever at-
-,
i
1,-
tempted by an industrial enter-
CITRIN-KOLB
CO.
NOW
kACHEL LEACH
,
prise to stimulate business when it
3806 Cortland avenue, 80 years
opens simultaneously national ex-
t
FISK TIRE DEALERS of
a
old, died on March 16. Funeral
Molts of its many products in 35
In loving memory of our dear
ices were held on March 17, husband and brother, Henry B.
leading cities. The exhibits, car-
emphasize the
The Citzin-Kolb Co., with main
rying the theme "Work for Many headquarters at 14480 Livernois, with interment at Machpelah Harris, who passed away six year
Hands," will continue through corner Lyndon, phone University Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman ago March 20, 1926.
i
April 9.
2-0600, has been appointed agent officiated:
She ia surv ved by
none
A
In each of the 55 cities the cost for the Fisk Tire Co. Convenient four sons, Morris, Harry, Joseph
[..tali
A :7:17.1`Z; one from
A pla,
vacant In our heart,
poration has engaged the largest Citzin-Kolb service stations, be- and Abraham; 14 grandchildren
Which never eao be filled.
available auditorium for the ex- sides the main station, are located and six great-grandchildren.
Sadly missed by his Wife, Sarah,
hibit. These halls have an aggre- at Linwood and Buena Vista, tele-
ABRAHAM LERNER
and Brothers.
gate floor area of more than phone Arlington 2122-W; Fenkell,
Death came suddenly to Abra-
1,000,000 square feet. The theme corner Dexter, telephone Univer-
h Lerner, 61 years old, on his
of the exhibits will be symbolized city 2-9670; Linwood, corner am
In loving memory of our beloved
y oSaturday services March
by two mammoth hands flanking Rochester,
telephone
Garfield 12. He passed away from arterio- husband, father and grandfather,
the entrances. These will show 5630-W.
Isaac Berkovitz, who died three
Jack Citrin, member of the Cit. I sslerosis after an illness of four years ago April 4, 1929.
the manifold activities of the mo-
tor car industry, and how it draws rin.Kolb Co., stated this week that i and a flalf years. Funeral serv-
His loving Wife, Children and
raw materials from every state. due to the purchase of several car- ices were held on March 13 at his Grandchildren.
borne, 3022 Sturtevant, with in-
Seventy leading orchestras have loads of Fisk tires, his company is torment
at the Cemetery of C,ongre-
been engaged for the exhibits. In prepared to sell them at very low a
In most loving memory of our
emse,
Detroit the exhibit will be held at prices and is prepared to meet any war anBeatchtivMose
dearest husband and father, Fred
m
Convention Hall on CAM avenue. competition in Detroit. Ile states years. He Is survivedobferwhfioerh 2h2e Epstein, who passed away four
by his widow,
The exhibits will consist of a that these tires are brand new, of i Sarah Lerner; four sons, Morris, years ago March 28, 1929.
,
Sadly remembered by his lone-
representative line of the more first quality, each having a factory I Max, Samuel and George, and two
than 150 different models of Gen- guarantee. Details are explained daughters, Mrs. Abraham Berko- some Wife, Children and Grand-
children.
eral Motors cars; various automo- in a half-page advertisement in witz and Mrs. Herbert Rosten.
Use accessories; household appli- this issue.
Mr. Citrin states:
antes manufactured by the cur-
LYDIA SPIELBERCER
MANUEL URBACH
poration, such as vacuum "The
cleaners,
sew Fisk of
line
18403
of tires Muirland
is
avenue died on
electric fans and icelesa refrigers- the result of a third of a century March 15. Funeral services were
Gra•ite and Mar ►to
tion units; and water and lighting of factory research and investiga- held with Rabbi M. Fischer offi-
Isystems for farms. tion. (-fitting. She is survived by two
in the late 90's—before the sons, S. Spielberger of Detroit and
days of the automobile—the name a son la Hungary, and five daugh-
Leonard Ide 's "Gray Magic" of Fisk was nationally known as tees, Mrs. I. Anslander, Mrs, I).
7729 TWELFTH 31'.
a manufacturer of quality bicycle Goodfriend, Mrs. A. Hay - du, all of
at Playhouse.
Euclid 7192
t i res .
- Detroit, Mrs. M. Grossman of Chi-
As a step toward the production f "With the Introduction of the ago, and • daughter in Hunan'.
of an unusual spectacle promised automobile Fisk continued to
uet. Consu only • quality prod -
for the fall, the Detroit Playhouse manufacture
satisfaction has
is producing, on April 13, in the
is
always
Institute of Arts, with a speaking -
' been its watchword."
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
cast of 40 characters a comedy
by Leonard Ide called "Gray I Jr. J. N. F. Purim House.
JEWISH
Magic," comprising 17 scenes, I Warming Party Saturday.
.
using wagon stages and new light-
U810131331911t5 •
JOHN A. REYNOLDS, President
A DIVISION OF INSURANCE SECURITIES, INC.
I The Junior Jewish National
ing effects.
Leonard Ide has had the for-IFund announces a house warming
tune to count at least one success in the form of a Purim party to
on Broadway among his plays I be held at the new center on l
which have had professional pro- Twelfth street, near Blaine, Sat- I
7739 John R. St.
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Harry Himelstein
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OBITUARY
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What Every Detroiter Knows
About His Insurance Man
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which has withstood every sort of
The life incur-
ance m a n is
the only estate
creator w ho
can go back to
his customers
today and re-
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fact that Life
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Insurance
property is
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worth N 0 W,
AS ALWAYS,
100 cents on
the dollar!
There are no "runs" on life insurance
companies.
,
There have been no life insurance
failures
company failures.
Truly, the life insurance business
is the outstanding safe depression-
proof industry!
The reason for the stability and in-
tegrity of life insurance can be
traced to its corporate structure,
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panic, depression, and epidemic in
history—and to the high ethics of its
man-power.
Morris Fishman, Vice-President of
the Detroit Life Insurance Company,
has for the past 20 years served the
Detroit public and is a true product
of the institution of life insurance.
He has been eminently successful in
his work and the Detroit Life Insur-
ance Company is pleased to set aside
March as "Fishman Month" in his
honor.
Morris Fishman faces his friends
and clients today not only as a pub-
lic spirited citizen but also as an
advisor and life insurance counsellor
of wide experience, selling a com-
modity that is guaranteed to be safe
—and always worth its contract
price.
Insure your future with
Monuments
MORRIS FISHMAN.
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DETROIT
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Park Ave. at Columbia
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Detroit, Mich.
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