I.

piEVerRorrikram ARON ICLE

AGE FOUR

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Leader Rug
Cleaning
Is The Best That
Money Can Buy .. .

Engagements

HARRY HERSHFIELD TELLS A FEW
STORIES IN "YE SALAMI SHOPPE"

Mr. and Mrs. Abram Jacob of Chicago boulevard announce the en-
,
I gagement of their daughter, Josephine, to Dr. Thomas B, Marwil, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marwil of La Salle boulevard.
The announcement has been made by Tobias Klipstein of New
YET YOU NY NO
-- — ---
York of the engagement of his daughter, Beatrice, to Jule E. Stocker,
Here's ONE luxury that COSTS son of Mr. and Mrs. David R. Stocker, formerly of Detroit. Miss
NO MORE! It's the luxury of Klipstein is a graduate of Barnard College. Mr. Stocker was gradu-
having LEADER clean your rugs ated from Harvard College and Harvard Law School, and he is with
at the same price that you would the firm of Chadbourne, Stanchfield & Levy, New York City.
pay for ordinary rug cleaning!
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Salts of 2734 Leslie avenue announce the
Remember ... a LEADER cleaned engagement of their daughter, Tessa, to Ernest Sachse, son of Mr.
rug•is cleaned thru and thru . . . and Mrs. Eli Sachse of 1528 Virginia Park.
original luster and brilliance be-
Mrs. Edith Bock of 998 Hague avenue announces the engagement
ing restored the scientific way!
of her daughter, Faye Lois, to Max M. Sinclair of this city.
Mr. and Sirs. Milton Hanauer of 346 Tuxedo avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Virginia Ruth, to Phillip J. Funke.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'ozin of 1000 North Euclid avenue, Oak
Park, Ill., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lilyan, to
Harold Michaels, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Michaels of 7438 Kipling
avenue, Detroit.

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Wedding Calendar

Cartoonist's Jewtsh Jokes Are
Dignified, Replete With
Entertainment.

Harry Hershfield, who recently
celebrated the twenty-fifth anni-
versary of "Abie the Agent," is
much more than a cartoonist. He
is an able and a witty toastmaster,
he is in demand as a speaker, and
now he is on the verge of gaining
new fame as the proprietor of "Ye
Salami Shoppe," a volume other-
wise known as "Harry Hershfield's
Jewish Jokes."
This is not an ordinary volume
of funny stories. It is a collection
of humor by a man who knows how
to be dignified when he tells a story
which involves his own people. And
we must warn you in advance that
Hershfield stands out among the
Jewish members of his profession
who is ready to aid every Jewish
cause of worth, who has partici-
pated in campaigns, has contribu-
ted to worthy movements and has
lectured in behalf of Jewish nistitu-
lions. He has aided the Zio"ist

Mothers „ Fathers

You are invited to

attend

OPEN
HOUSE

at

CAMP

AHELU

on Lithe Peery, Ortonrille, Michigan

h ei sg i hli mji i f ende 2t4o
Nahelu—and Ssee for yourself 4R0e.g i sSeasonn
what a glorious vacation your and ends August 25. Fee,
child can have here. for entire season, $200 for
Camp Nahelu is a select, private each child.
•
camp for Jewish boys and girls
0.•101
Take Woodward avenue
from 4 through 14 years of age.
right into
through
Modelled after the most exclus-
M•15—go through Clarkston—turn
two
mil.
"all
right
first
gravel
ive Eastern camps, yet surpris-
ive
past Clarkston—continue six miles
ingly reasonable in price.
—turn right art sign—then 6 n...-
quarters of • mile to camp en•
Located on Lake Perry, in the
trance.
most beautiful woodlands of low-
DIRECTORS .
er Michigan. All modern facili-
Mr. and Mrs. Ehiel Lesoweder
ties. Expert directors and coun-
Dr. and Mr.. Louis 3. Lipschuts
sellors. l'hysician always in at-
DetroirPhone
tendance. Land and water sports.
Horseback riding for those who
Arlingtin
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wish it. Loads of healthful fun.

Come thin week-ond to Camn

June 5—Miss Gertrude Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samue
A. Lewis, to Donald S. Wexler, Reception at 3322 Leslie avenue
from 7 to 10. oN cards.
June 5—Miss Esther M. Feldstein of 9600 Dexter boulevard, to
Benjamin Rich.
June 5—Miss Maxine Dorothy Steinberg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis L. Steinberg, to Darvin M. Fielding, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fielding of Louisville, Ky. Reception at 3726 Boston boule-
yard from 7 to 12. No cards.
June 5—Miss Loretta Louise Cohn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G
. httfurcht.
f phGlo
Mr. and Mrs. Jose
son ofM
. eoGottfurcht,
A
Isaac Cohn toL
A ert or-
uss nne Gordon, daughter of hi r. and s rs.-
June 7—Miss
Becher,
son
of
Mrs.
Gisela
don of Taylor avenue, to Walter Erich
Becher, ceremony to take place at Temple Beth El, with Rabbi Leo
M. Franklin officiating.
June 12—Miss Edith Gallow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore
Callow of 2223 Calvert avenue, to Benjamin Nathaniel Osher, son of
Mrs. Fannie Osher of Elmhurst avenue.
June 16—Miss Inez Bachrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrk. Charles
McCabe Duff, to Maurice Arthur Schlafer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
When you have mortgages to foreclose, estates to
Schlaf er.
—Cut Codrtesy Detroit Times,
settle, or other legal business requiring the publica-
June 19—Miss Pauline Bogel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myer
HARRY HERSHFIELD
Bogel of 3212 Clements avenue, to Philip A. Eisner, son of Mr. and
tion of notices, tell your lawyer or the court that you
And you can do it without inconveniencing your-
Mrs. Albert Eisner of this city, formerly of Cleveland, Ohio.
- cause, and has helped relief move-
want all notices published in
self or without any deprivation. A five minute
June 26—Miss Ada Morritz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Mor-
interview will convince you that it's the greatest
rite, to Dr. Manual A. Klinger, son of Mrs. Sarah Klinger.
Children's Home Asks Or - me t point we wish particularly
money-saving plan ever devised.
June 26—Miss Belle Priscol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ganizations Not to Arrange to emphasize is the dignity with
d
he speaks of Jewish matters,
Priscol of 4004 Pingree avenue, to Joseph M. Marston, son of Mr, an
Affairs Without Officers' which
and
the
uprightness
and
pride
with
Mrs. Alter Marston.
Consent.
which he is able to make a good
$10,000 Protection to Age 65
June 26—Miss Shirlee Virginia Kopitz, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
ADVERTISING RATES QUOTED ON REQUEST
Jewish story clean and entertain-
Annual Deposit
Meyer Kopitz of Clairmount avenue, to Harry Sitner, son of Mr. and
Age
The Jewish Children's home ac- ing.
$110.75
25
Mrs. Max Sitner of this city.
knowledges gratefully the wode-
A reviewer in the New York
143,75
June 26—Miss Anne Fogel, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Hyman spread and kind interest in its
35
Telegraph thus wrote about Car-
Fogel of 2932 Haielwood avenue, to Cass Brown, son of Sir. and Sirs. welfare on the part of the cum-
203,00
45
toonist and Humorist Hershfield:
munit or of its many organizations
Harris Brown of Troy, N. Y.
and Gentlemen: I have the
244,75
"tar
50
gentlemenwho
June 29—Miss Esther H. Rosenthal, daughter of Mrs. Lena Rosen- therein, but for the sake of pre- honor of ...Ong • gentlem
Example Age 35
need. no introduction. A great wit. •
serving its prestige and to adhere great rust, • great writer, and • great
thal, to Morton J. Newlander, son of Mrs. G. Newlander.
The average annual net cost, deducting cash value
to the set principles of its policies. guy, Harry Hershfield!'
at end of ten years, would be a little over 1/2%.
illuse words have been uttered from
requests all organizations of the
only $5.57 annually per $1,000. This is guaranteed
• thousand daies. •nd to enlarge upon
community not to arrange any af- them would be merely to re-echo senti-
_____ -...- ...-- ....... ...--.1
A bridge was given by Mrs. II
fairs for the benefit of the Home ments which •re •Itogether too familiar
to the public. Everybody knows the name
For
further particulars mail this coupon to
I
Margolis of 3248 West Philadel
unless they previously received of H•rry Hershfield. and practically
HARRY HIMELSTEIN
.
his on Wednesday. May 18, in
the consent of the officers in everybody knows Hershfield himself. lie
The Great-West Life Assurance Co..
I
belongs to more clubs and lode. than
508
Park Ave. Building, Detroit, Mkhigan.
Calls
it
Long
Cherished
Wish;
onot of Mrs. RI Liberman and
charge.
Amos A. Babbitt, •nd estimates that he
Without obligation on my part. please send me rates for S10.000
I
knows
over
one
hundred
thousand
people
Frankfort,
who
are
visiting
,
Remembers
Children,
rs.
Slay 23.—To Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Levine of Ann Arbor, a daughter
at age
I Y.
are from Toronto, Ont.
Jew ish Troops Complete persona
I
Friends.
I
"His comic strip. 'Acts, the Agent, Is
Ileane Sondra.
NAME. '
I
—
•altogether too well-known to need ex-
Field Meet Plans.
-
Slay 21—To Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Krouse (Lillian Sandelman) o
I
planation. Suffice it to oy. that Able
Mrs. Harry G. Brown of Golden-1
The will of the late David W. 3838 Webb avenue, a daughter, Marjorie.
was the outgrowth and development of a
gate avenue was hostess at a' Simone,
for probate Friday
On Sunday, May 29, the Jewish
May 19—To Mr. and Sirs. E. L. Gilbert of 81 Delaware avenue, a
st
luncheon and hosiery shower on ' , morning,
il l '' Sr iVre r r y'sw t:'sprgi: " Ileigonyrs ". t:rp o.
Business-in-force over $616,000,000
just as The Detroit Jew-
'
Troops of the Detroit Council will In
that emir, Harry Hershfield drew
Tuesday, May, complimenting; , 'soft. Jewish Chronicle Is about to daughter, Myra.
Assets over $135,500,000
hold their annuel field meet at an Indian chief who spoke with • Jewish
Vies Maxine Steinberg, a bride- , go to press, provides for the estab-
May 18—To Mr. and Sirs. Harold L. Ross (Berdie Rudyn) of 2295 Greene Cabin. The troops invited accent. The character ought o and
from it 'Able, the Agent, developed. . One
elect.
to participate are: No. 23 of Mac- of those who took particular delight in
, lishment of a trust fund of $150,- Waverly avenue, a son, Alan Stuart.
n
—
May 18—To Mr. and Sirs. S. Goldstone (Ann Greenbaum of De- Culloch School; Nos. 74, 76 and 78 It w. the late Nathan Straus, who co•
000 to be used, at the discretion
AsbureANcE COMPANY
of Temple Beth El; Nos. 104 and tri!' 417;t rymariy enfrigicl o 11 11 :5"h tli V ' r e.rttr I r;
Mrs. Louis E. Fiske has just re- of his widow, Laura S. Simons, for troit) of Toronto, Ont., a daughter, Sheila.
14CAD OPPICM • • • WINNIPCG
whir), in found in sin intell ectual
turned from a week's visit in the establishment of a Jewish hos-
May 16—To Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Friedman (Beatrice Marx) of 161 of Congregation Shaarey sparkle
Jew. Iii• wit is ever ready, his tongue
Zedek;
No.
179
of
Hutchins
School
Cleveland.
pital In or near Detroit.
is Oki, eyes have a bright akrtnen
2661 Lawrence avenue, a son, Ilasold David.
Irinr.0 •Zin.kleofan.
and No. 289 of the Jewish Centers.
flasnitrri :i.ght
Mr. Simons, in his will, stated
KOVNO.—(J. T. A.)—The Min-
Garden days, entertained the kib-
Slay 13—To Sir. and Sirs. Jack Klanfer of 1123 East One Hun-
la
The program begins with an in- thorouithbre
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Silberstein that the establishment of • Jewish dred Twenty-fifth street, Cleveland, Ohio, a daughter, Norma Diane.
horse.
drat., when he tells • joke:. itzers plenty with this cuckoo one. istry of Interior refuses to approve
spection of all the troops, after
„ It seemed that a Mr. Stein last year's balance sheet for the
of 3023 Monterey avenue an- 'hospital was • long cherished hope
But
the
best
way
to
appreciate
Graff (Mona Sarah Hiller) of which each troop will be given an
May 12—To Mr. and Mls, Alvin H.
nounce the Bar Mitzvah of their of
Hershfield's jokes, told in "Ye Se-
Mr. Frankel. municipal workers' fund because
opportunity to demonstrate its lami Shoppe," is to relate some of bought a horse from a
son, Abraham, on Saturday morn-1 The will was flied by Dean Luck- 2470 La Belle, a daughter, Idele Marcia.
As soon as the purchaser got the a few Jews were employed in the
Slay 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bittker (Esther Holdengraber) drilling powers. Two -smuts of them. One of the stones which animal into his own stable, the effort to revive the ailing.
ing, May 28, at 9 o'clock, at the tag of the law firm of Lucking,
each troop will then engage in a we consider his best is the follow-
United Hebrew Schools, Tuxedo i Van Auken & Sprague. Execu- of Ann Arbor, a son, Joseph Jule.
anemic plug dropped dead. When
15-man
tent-pitching contest.
ing:
and Holmur branch. A reception 'tors named in the will are: Laura
Mr. Frankel heard about it, he left
team
of each troop is scheduled next
will be held at the home Sunday IS. Simons, his widow; his sons,
.." 'Why have you got such bad town. Five years later he returned
for the compass relay. As the next
afteoon
and evening, May 29. Nathan and Seymour Simons, and
marks in your studies, Sidney?'
rn
and accidentally ran into Mr.
three events includes contests in
"Little Sidney alibied: 'You se*,
Wolf Kaplan.
No cards.
the woods and on the road, the con- papa, I'm Jewish and the other Stein. '
I Numerous bequests are made in
50 of Fine Quality S4 a‘
testants for tracking, leaf identifi-
" 'I'm terribly sorry, Stein,
pupas do everything to me to
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Jacobson, the will to his children, grandchil•
Velum, Paneled, Text,
cation,. and map making will all be
LEFKOWITZ—SCHWARTZ
about that horse I sold you, how
if
I
from
studying
—
of 1363 Seward avenue announce dren, his nieces and friends. The
The closing event of the Jewish
sent off at once. While they are atop me
the minute he got into your stable,
Shaded or Script
Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz
wasn't Jewish I would get along
the Bar Mitzvah of their son, New- balance of the estate is set aside Centers Association's busy season
away, the larger part of the scouts
he dropped dead.' Stein laughed.
ton, on Saturday, June 4, at Con- as a trust fund for his grandchil- will be in the form of an all-Cen- announce the marriage, on May who have remained, will be occu- better.'
'Stop your worrying, Frankel.
"Papa thought hard. Why Br
gregation Shaarey Zedek. Recep- dren, with the widow drawing the ter picnic and field day at Belle Isle 24, of their daughter, Beatrice, to pied with knot tying and water
That dead horse made me twenty
Phil
Lefkowitz,
son
of
Mrs.
Ida
wrier.
with
the
boy's
future?
tion Sunday, June 5, at Webster net income.
on Sunday, June 5, at 10:30 A. M.
boiling
in
the
order
named.
thousand
dollars.'
Bequests of $5,000 each are The day will be featured by a track Lefkowitz of New York City. They
Little Sidney was converted and
Hall, from 8 to 11 p. tn.
A halt will be called for dinner
41 EAST CONGRESS ST.
" 'A dead horse made you
will
reside
in
New
York.
made to his son, Judge Charles C. meet consisting of dashes, broad
which will be cooked by each scout went back to school. The next re-
■ 1•1,1 /1.00.1 /1” ." 1.11,0•1111. eerie 111.{N
twenty thousand bucks?'
individually. After dinner, there port card was still bad. Now the
Robert Weinberger, son of Mr. ' Simons, and his daughter, Mildred jumps, high jumps, shot put, and
KLEIN—HEIMAN
"'Yes.
Soon
as
the
horse
got
Mrs. Harry Weinberger, for- Simons Rosenberg. The following relays for all classes from juniors
old was was beside himself.
will
be
a
rest
period.
Following
and
"'Noo, what's your excuse now? deceased, I locked the stable and
merly of Detroit, now of Los An- are to receive $1,000 each: Sol to seniors. There will be novelty
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore L. Heiman this ,the afternoon program will re-
sold raffle tickets at a dollar a
gales, Cal., will receive his A. B. and George Simons, his sons; his races for the mothers and the chil- of 11721 Otsego avenue an- sume with a signaling contest which —you got converted and yet you
ticket for a horse. I sold 20,000
•in't
no better in your studies.'
g randdaughter, Irma Simons; his dren in addition to • ball game in nounce the marriage of their will engage the attention of 11
aa the
degree June 17 from the Univer-
nieces, Sadie Weinstein, Annie the morning between two picked daughter, Ruth Helen, to Jules M. scouts. The fire by fries° con- '"Well, I'll tell you, papa,' an- tickets.'
city of California, at Los Angeles.
"Well, how about the fellow
Ester Solomon, Frieda teams of the Jewish Center Senior Klein, son of Samuel Klein of St. test which will he competed in by mowed Sidney. 'You know, OUR
Mr. Weinberger will enter the Bofsky,
n; $500 each t o his Girls' Athletic Association.
Louis, Mo., on April 4.
one scout of each troop is next. A kind don't learn so fast, like thou who won?'
University of Southern California Weinstein;
"'Yes, he got a little bit sore
nieces, Betty Weinstein Bilasky of
The afternoon will be featured
A reception will be held at the little recreation and amusement Jewish boys.' "
in September, where he will begin Cleveland, Eva Weinstein Wets- by a playground ball game of the home of Mrs. Martin Gross on will then be provided by two picked
Another story is of particular about it—so I gave him his dollar
his study of medicine.
back.'"
senior,
junior-senior,
and
intermedi-
man, Melena Weinstein Keidan
Iteams of the huskiest scouts pros- interest to Michigandera.
June 19.
Hershfield also tells this one:
ate divisions of the ('enter. Swim-
The couple are leaving for Chi- ent who will take part in a good old
and Celia Blumrosen.
"The governor of Michigan once
Detroit's Firsest
Dr. Louis Weiss, vice-president
"Max, Benny and Milton came
Numerous provisions are made ming, tennis and golf will also be cago for their honeymoon, and fashioned tug of war. After this visited the Ford factory. In his
•
of the National Association of in the will for the division of the included in the program on that from there they will leave for St. each troop will contribute a troop honor, they assembled and built to the big city to attend the horse-
Road House
Chiropodists, and Dr. Joseph J. trust fund to be established for his day. A large attendance is ex- Louis.
radish
dealers'
convention.
They
song, yell and stunt, as the finale a car in exactly a minute. The
Night Club .. .
Jacobs, president of the Michigan grandchildren, his sons. Nathan ported.
to this program.
papers carried big stories about it. got a room together on the six-
Chiropodists' Association, both of and Seymour, and his widow. For
Enjoy the enchanting dance
Each particular event will be in A month later, Raymond Ruben- tieth floor of a hotel. That night
COHEN—COHEN
music by the Flor.tiast
Detroit, will lecture and demon- Miss Schill, his secretary, he leaves
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen of charge of one scoutleader, who has stein called up the Ford factory they went out for a bit of 'hex-
Girls' 0 rchestra—kggest
strate at the annual convention $500 from ibis fund, and $5,000
2631 Taylor avenue announce the been assigned to that event; the
"'Manager of the Ford fac- citement' and returned about 2:00
mortal Int of the season.
of the Ohio Chiropodist Associa- from it is to go to Wolf Kaplan.
a. m. As they entered the lobby,
marriage of their daughter, Bea- entire meet being under the general tory?"
Spacious Dance Floor
tion June 6 and 6, at hotel Stot-
Private Dining and
the hotel clerk informed the trio
trice, to Samuel George Cohen, supervision of Reuben Glazer,
" 'Yes.'
•
Banquet Rooms
ler, in Cleveland.
that
the
elevators
had
broken
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen scoutmaster of Trooc), 104. The
"'Is it true what I read in the
for Families
Open house will be held this of Windsor, on May 24.
winning troop
trp will presented papers, that in honor of the Gover- down and would not be fixed until
and Pinks
week-end
at
Camp
Nahelu,
on
with
the
annual
field
meet
cup,
morning.
lie
would
arrange
cots
Miss Toba E. Berman has re-
nor of Michigan, you people built
Lake Perry in Ortonville, Mich.
which they will keep until the next and assembled a car in exactly for them in the lobby.
turned from Boston, Mass., where
field meet is held and a new winner one minute?'
Detroit parents and their chil-
" 'No, no,' answered Benny.
Nathan A. Perilman, Wheeling.
she attends the Emerson College
determined.
'We'll walk up.'
"'That's true."
of Oratory, to spend the summer W. Va., who will be ordained as dren are invited to come and in-
" 'But you are on the sixtieth
"'Well, damn it—I GOT THAT
vacation with her parents, Mr. and rabbi at the Hebrew Union College spect the camp, its facilities and
Vandals Desecrate Leeds Syna- CAR,'"
floor,' reminded the clerk.
at 8 30 Prn
Mrs. Julius Berman of Burlingame on May 28, has been appointed to the program planned for the sum- ,
'"We know it—but just the
assist the rabbis of Temple mer. They will be received by Mr.'
Then there is the one which got
avenue.
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The
and Mrs. Ehiel Lesowoder and Dr. I
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—An act a good laugh, according to Hersh- same we'll walk up.'
Emanu-El, New York City.
"As the three started up the
Before coming to the Hebrew and Mrs. Louis S. Lipschutz, di- "Gosplan," the highest Soviet of,vandalism in a synagogue field, at • recent banquet from
Mr. and Mrs. Max Jacob of
economic planning committee, on whith is quite unprecedented in the late President and Chief Jus- stairs, Benny assiin suggested
Glendale avenue will motor to Chi- Union College, Mr. Perilman at- rectors of the camp.
Camp Nahelu is a private camp May 21 apportioned 10,000,000 England is reported from Leeds. tice William Howard Taft.
something.
cago, Ill., to spend the week-end tended the University of Pitts-
rubles for industrial investment in The perpetrators of the desecra-
" 'Boys. after all, it's sixty
"Mr. Cohen was on the witness
with their children, Dr. and Mrs. burgh, from which he was gradu- for Jewish boys and girls from 4
ated in 1926. While • student through 14 years of age. Nest- Bira Bidjan and 4,500,000 for pur- tion, who have not been found, stand.. The district attorney shot floors, so I got an idea. To keep
.1. M. Mora.
poses
of
agricultural
development.
ling
in
the
heart
of
an
80-acre
forced
their
way
into
the
Leeds
• question at him.
it interesting while we walk up,
there he was active in debating
No charge for children
wooded expanse in the hills of In connection with this decision. Talmud Torah building, which also
it accompanied
"'Mr. Cohen, where were you for the first twenty floors I'll sing.
Miss Anne Fogel, a bride-elect work and in journalism, and was Oakland county, it offers young- it is specified that the territory of
Prepared under the expert di
contains a synagogue, and turned on the night of August sixth?"
The next twenty flights, Max, you
of June 26, was complimented one of the student organizing di- sters • vacation retreat that is at Bira Bidjan must become a Jew-
rection of • lamed Swiss chef.
the place topsy turvy, damaging
"'I object,' shouted Cohen's tell jokes—and a.. you are by na-
rectors
of
the
new
Y.
M.
H.
A.
Those with epicurean
with a personal shower and bridge-
once secluded yet easily accessible ish autonomous unit not later than every article of furniture, destroy- lawyer.
ture a sad guy, Milton, you'll tell
will here enjoy Detroit's moo
luncheon by her sisters, the Misses there.
the end of 1933, and should set- ing prayer books and throwing
complete assortmerit 01
"'wan, let him •,,k me,' yelled sad stories for the last twenty
Mr. Perilman came to the col- to them and their parents. The
, Hilda and Rae Fogel, at the Bel-
as tle this year 14,000 Jews.
ported foods.
camp
site
Sae
been
acclaimed
the scrolls on the floor.
the client. 'I went to answer it.' floors. Anything to keep up the
crest Hotel on Sunday, May 15. lege as a university graduate and one of the most beautiful spots in
The committee also decided to
l'nder the personal nonage.
Although nothing appears to
"Again the prosecutor plied the interest.'
while
there
was
very
active
in
stu-
Forty guests were seated at the
ment of
send
an
expert
commission
to
this
lower Michigan.
have been stolen from the prem- question.
"Up they started. Benny sang
T-shaped table, which was carried dent affairs, serving as vice-presi-
JOHNNIE NEBIOLO
Jewish
settlement
in
order
to
study
Registration
will
be.
limited
to
ises,
the
damage,
the
report
states,
"'Mr.
Cohen,
where
were
you
I
for
twenty
flights.
Then
up
to
out in pink and white color dent of the student body in his 40 children. The fee for the sea. the possibilities of building hydro-
Phone Redford 2.04 en 4200
as the night of August sixth?'
Ithe fortieth floor Max told niftick
is considerable.
for Reservatloo
scheme. Bridge followed the junior year. The subject of his son, which begins June 24 and is , electric stations on the rivers Biro
"One. more an objection from jokes. As they started for the
luncheon. Miss Pauline Antman, graduation thesis dealt with "The terminated on Aug. '25, is $200.
and Bidjan. It was also reported
the witness's lawyer.
final twenty, Benny mid, 'Now,
Doctrine
of
Original
Sin
in
Jude-
cousin of the bride-elect, also en-
Camp Nahelp can be reached by that the Leningrad Geological Oil Official Declaration Admitting Iraq
"Ag•in•Cohen shouted. 'Let him Milton, you tell sad stories.'
During his senior year he
tertained in her honor with • tom."
to League Membership Executed .
ask me-1 WANT TO ANSWER
as student rabbi at Blue- driving out Woodward avenue (on Research Institute has assigned
Have I got something sad to
handkerchief and hosiery shower served
GENEVA. - 1. 1 . T. A.)—The HIM r
U.
S. 10) through Pontiac, turn 25,000 rubles for the purpose of
Grand River of 7-Mile Rood
tell you immediately,' moaned Mil-
field,
W.
Va.
,
Council
of
the
League
of
Nations
on Thursday, May 26, at her home
"Finally the judge stepped into ton. 'I forgot to take the kepi.'"
Mr. Perilman will take up his right into M-15, go through sending a geological group to confirmed the text of the declara-
1501 Taylor avenue.
make
a
geological
study
at
Bira
Clarkston,
turn
right
at
the
first
the breach. Turning to Cohea's
If ever a book was worth its
new duties in New York on June
tion made by the government of
lawyer, he said, 'If your client weight in laughs—the cover tells
1. Dr. Samuel Schulman. Dr. H. gravel road two miles past Clarks- Bidjan.
Miss Ida Love of 623 Hague
Iraq in Nvhch it applies for member-
US that the price is reduced from
G. Enelow and Dr. Nathan Kress ton, continue six miles. turn right
...we,.
answer,
let
hie,
t.t.he'
avenue gave a personal shower in
a
, Alp in the League of Nations. This Mr. District Attorney, ask i t $1.50 to 98 cents TO YOU—it is
the three leaders of Temple at sign. then three-quarters of
Bar Anti-Semitic Publications document was prepiaarat
red by • spe-
honor of Miss Esther Feinberg, a are
St. Clair Shores
mile to the camp entrance. "
"Harry Hershfield's Jewish Jokes."
1"
ion
•":
with
I From Canadian Mails.
cial committee in co
bride-elect of June 12, on Thurs- Emanu-El.
Presenting
"The prosecutor proceeded. Be sure you buy it and give the
MONTREAL. — (J. T. A.) — the Iraq Premier. Nun Pasha.
day. May 19. Bridge and bunco
Cohew,
where were you an whole neighborhood a good time.
'Mr.
High Court Upholds Esthoni•n
ETHEL
NORRIS
of
with
this
dealt
Anti-Semitic efforts on the part
All those that have
were played. Sixteen girls were
Riviera
Theater.
night
of
August
sixth?"
ta star of
Minister i ■ Conflict Over
local publications will be curbed situation emphasized the import - the
e — -Greet D.
present.
'I DON'T REMEMBER,' glee- Many Seriously lajored During' - "Rain or Shine
"
Schechita.
A Night in Spain" — - crass Quilt' .
in the near future, according to arise of affording the minorities •
"Tartan the Ape Man." now
elilienzr e vspod
esponded
of
ed.
n nil;
Pelisk Anti•Jewisk Attacks,
I
TALLIN, Esthorna.—(J. T. A.)
an announcement just made by the full measure of protection and the tf el
nd
Cleriatian Wor.• ■ IF Discovered —One of the most remarkable showing at the Riviera Theater,
Space does not permit the re-
LODZ.—(J. T. A.)—Reports re-
postmaster-general, Hon. Arthur declaration contains provisions in
GERALD MARKS
Domerati ■ g Jewish Cemetery.
starring
Johnnie
Weisemuller,
the
oo
t
. of ..i"e"
these
se. stories
s . tor
ceived here relate
trials in the annals of European
*snow
that regard which are similar to
Sauv
e.
BIALYSTOK.—(J. A.)—The
• sd his mueie
—and
of the we suppose the publishers anti-Jewish outbreaks took place I
y r. the lb
courts has just been concluded champion swimmer, who enacts se of
The postmaster has informed
mos reseroolo. eall
," hem-so
systematic desecration of graves her. when the highest judicial tri• title o
"
book, Simon & Schuster. 37 at Rovnomazowieck. The attacks
of the
keen mbe
b
. M
government.
7ern u m n e d n'trea
has
his tremendous physical build. is; the lion. Peter Bereovitch, the 'th
DINNER 52 SO
West
Fifty-seventh
street,
New
M the local Jewish cemetery
upon
the
Jewish
community
the
nil welcomed Iraq a entry into
bunal cleared the Eathonian min-
are
No Cover tame.
Moth.
Aridly been traced to a Christian ister of agriculture from charges excellent in the part, giving a vivid Jewish member of the provincial
id to have been quite savage in '
1111ninorn Check Charge FIFO
League and ita admission to mem- York, would not like it, either, but said
woman who seems to have made it brought against him by the Society personification of the strange hu- 1 legislature, that immediate steps bership, it is understood. officially this one must be told:
JOHN
C.
BELLAART, Manager
character
and
lasted
more
than
241
to stop this flagrant
taken
will
be
*peel*
raised
by
dice
to
remove
all
boards
of Rook•Cadill.
"Al Jolson, in the old Winter hours.
•
will take place at an early date.
for the Prevention of Cruelty to man who was
violation of the postal laws.
ch are generally placed as
one of their own.
Animals.
signs over new graves.

Harry Himelstein Says:

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The Detroit yewish Chronicle

SIMONS BEQUEST
OF $150,000 FOR
JEWISH HOSPITAL

Double Protection Policy

Births

f

—GREAT-WEST LIFE

A

CENTER FIELD DAY,
PICNIC ON JUNE 5

Marriages

WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENTS

5u

GERBER BROS.

PRINTERS - ENGRAVERS

GLAND
OPIENINC1

and

EMANU-EL OF N. Y.
ELECTS ASSISTANT

HOLD OPEN HOUSE
AT CAMP NAHELU'

SOVIET ASSIGNS
14,500,000 RUBLES
FOR BIDJAN WORK

SATUR DAY
MAY 28

BLOSSOM HEATH

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