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PAGE THREE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

UNSER CAMP HAS
A NOVEL PROGRAM

FOREST new
Low Prices

Play and Study Feature Schedule
of Events at J. N. W. A. and
Poale Zion Camp.

Ladies' Dresses, Coats
and Suits Cleaned
and Pressed

75c

$1.00
ino up

Gives Picnic This Sunday to

Unser Camp and Kindens -elt-
Raise Much Needed
a camp for children and adults-
Operating Fund.
is commencing its third year of
activities with a varied program
Handicapped for leek of funds,
of events which marks a combina-
and pressed by the depression to
tion of play and study.
render twice the amount of free
The camp, located near Chelsea,
service it did before, the Chesed
Mich., is conducted under the aus-
Shel Eines, or Detroit Jewish Free
pices of the Jewish National Burial Association, this week is-
Workers' Alliance and the Poale sued • plea to Detroit Jews
to
Zion. It features the regular cur-
support the institution and to pro-
riculum
of the Jewish Folk
vide it with the necessary oper-
Schools, in addition to an arts,
ating funds.
crafts and sports program.
The Free Burial Association has
An arts and crafts studio, in-
recently erected a building on Joy
sstructing the young campers in
Road near Linwood at a cost of
carving, painting, carpentry, etc., $50,000.

-FOR-
QUALITY DRY CLEANING

Mena' Suits or Top-
coats Cleaned and
Pressed

CHESED SHEL HES if
PLEADS FOR HELP

Engagements

Mrs. Ida Lakin announces the engagement of her daughter, Rose,
to Edward Obeitield, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Max Oberfleld of this city

Wedding Calendar

Aug. 21-Miss Ann Barahal, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. 0
IStrahal of 2750 Carter avenue, to Daniel Sherman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Silverman of Kulpmont, Pa.
Aug. 21-Miss Estelle I. Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel
Cohen of Toronto„ Ontario, to Jacob Wilk of this city.

considerable experience in camp Garber's double union orchestra.
work, is in charge of the camp. An interesting program has been
G. Biskin is the camp
director. arranged. The address of wel-
M. Haar is
dramatic coach. come will be given by Councilman
Mr. Nuchim the
is in charge of arts
and Former Mayor John W.
and crafts. N. Drachler is senior
Smith. Councilman Fred W. Cas-
councillor and is in charge of ath-
tator will extend greetings.
letics. Miss Sulkes, Miss Ruth
A group of local merchants
Biskin and others are among the
girl councillors. Miss Bertha San- have given 75 prizes to be award-
ed to winners in a number of ath-
ders is B.
the Kass
camp
nurse,
and ex-
Dr. letic events. There will be avail-
Joseph
is the
medical
able refreshments, lunches, soft
aminer.
Reduced prices are charged drinks, etc.
campers this year. While parents
The public is urged to come
are accommodated at the camp, early to this picnic. In addition
it is primarily intended for chil- to the prizes for the various
dren for whom the special program events there will be three gate
prizes
will be awarded at
is arranged. Mr. B. Sislin, at 6:30
p. which
m.
2224 Gladstone avenue, is one of
the committee from whom addi-
tional information may be gotten
MOONLIGHT JULY 27
regarding the camp.

FOREST CLEANERS
and UYE RS

SILVER FLOSS
KRAUT JUICE

DILL FLAVORED

I

N CONVENIENT BOTTLES AND CANS
AT YOUR GROCER OR DELICATESSEN DEALER

Packed by the makers of

SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT

Births

is a new feature at this camp.
To association
secure the necessary
funds,
Printing on a small press is taught the
is sponsoring
in English and Yiddish. There is picnic this Sunday, July 24, at a
also instruction in gardening.
July 6-To Mr. and Mrs. Pearlman (Betty Helfand) of 16226
Detroit Creamery Grove, on Gra-
A staff of able executives and tiot avenue near Mt. Clemens. Baylis Avenue, a daughter, Lois Ruth.
councillors, all of whom have had Music will be furnished by Zang

PHON E COlurnbla 4200

It's a Drink
I
To Your Health •

lilarrizusre

ANOTHER SUCCESS
IS SCORED BY THE
CHORD OF JUDEA

EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY

PHELPS, N. Y.

A. L BERNSTEIN

CENTRAL WEST DISTRIBUTOR
607 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG.
DETROIT

For Good Eats-Try the Blaine

SACHSE • SALTZ
Nowhere else can you get as delectable home-cooked food
An improvised altar of palms
with a white satin wedding bell
here-and at DEPRESSION PRICES.
covered with pink roses and as-
Special for Saturday, Sunday and •11 of next
paragus fern, flanked at the aides
by ivory tapers in tall candelabrae,
week, Full Course SPRING CHICKEN DINNER,
533-547 E. Forest
formed the setting for a lovely Jewish Orchestra To Appear
the biggest buy in Detroit
OC
wedding at Hotel Statler July 17,
in Final Belle Isle
when Mimi Tessa Charlotte Salts,
Concert Sunday.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Salto, became the bride of Ernest
The Chord of Judea Symphony
Jacob Sachse, son of Mr. and Mrs.
8729 TWELFTH ST. at GLADSTONE
Eli Sachse.
Orchestra, composed entirely of
MORRIS FEINSILBER and ALEX SCIIWARTZ
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman officiated Jewish young men and women,
at the marriage ceremony which most ibf them college and high
took place at eight-thirty o'clock school students, will appear in the
in the evening. An unusual touch final concert of the season in the
at
was given to the ceremony in that Belle Isle Shell this Sunday eve-
ning.
both
the parents of the bride and
OF JR. NATIONAL FUND
This Sunday night's program, to
the bridegroom were members of
be directed by William 13liznIck,
JOLLY ELITE CLUB
the bridal party.
DEROIT'S FINEST ROADHOUSE
Final arrangements for the
with Miss Sells Budnitzky as piano
At the meeting held at the club fourth annual moonlight of the
Miss Rose Goodman, who wore accompanist, follows.
13 Miles out Michigan A..,
Daily Duet -"One-To" Wager
rooms July 19, Doris Puchalovaky Junior Jewish National Fund, a yellow crepe frock, and Abe Pan-Americana
Herbert
Formerly WESTWOOD INN
Veer Gynt (Suite No. II
Cries
Schiller
led
the
bridal
party.
The
ADMISSION $1.50, Including Tax
was introduced as a future mem- which will be held this Wednesday
(al Sudo Song
Mendelsohn
Under New Ownership and Management of EDMUND TROPP,
Misses Della Cohen and Rita NO La Cinquintalne
Gabrlel•Plark
ber. The picnic held July 10 was evening on the Steamer Tashmoo,
Friml
have been completed. The boat Goodman, in pink crepe frocks, The Firefly
original owner of Oriole Terrace
successful. The club thanks all will leave the Griswold street dock and the Misses Sarah Geer and The itachanalle from "Samson ot
Saint•Saena
organizations and friends who co- at 8:45 sharp. Tickets are ob- Sylvia Greenblatt, in blue faille la) To • Wild Rom,
McDowell
I II Adoration
liormkri
operated. Arrangements have been tainable from members of the or- and blue lace respectively, fol- Waits
"Gold and
lowed. Each of the bridesmaids Hat mond Overture
made for all members to attend ganization or at the dock.
Thomism
Chicken $1.25
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
roses
the cabaret moonlight given by
Dr. William Klein is president of
Frog or Si.50
Due to special arrangements
CHELSEA, MICH.
the Detroit Auxiliary of the Los the price of the tickets has been and sweet peas, with satin ribbons the Chord of Judea. Richard 'del-
or Fish
Steak
Angeles Sanatorium Sunday, Aug. reduced to 60 cents.
to
match
their
gowns.
Al
Rosen-
An ideal place for your summer vacation, Register your
sohn
is
librarian.
All pro-
14.
children, $9 per week. Swimming, rowing and other sports.
Last Sunday night, the orchestra
ceeds from this affair as usual berg, Harold Schiller, Allan Salts
Music by JACK WARR
Expert teacher., councillors, life guard* and nurse in attend-
will be donated to the Jewish Na- and Dr. Harold Kahn were the scored its greatest triumph when
NO COVER CHARGE
other
ushers,
and
Milton
Sheyer
more
than 10,000 people were pres-
ance. Art and Craft Studio conducted by well known artists.
tional Fund which has for its pur-
Ma
Little Cinema
ts.
Come for ■ vacation or week-end. Take Route U. S. 12 to
pose the redemption of the soil of of Saginaw performed the duties ent at hte Shell concert. The pro-
We Cater to Families t end Private Parties.
of
best
man.
gram
was
opened
with
the
singing
Chelsea and M-92 to Unser Camp.
Palestine as the inalienable prop-
56 E. COLUMBIA
2 5c
TELEPHONE DEOMBORN 9007
Miss Ruth Schiller, who was of the national anthem by Mme.
erty of the Jewish people.
The arrangements committee maid of honor, wore a form-fitting F.lektre Rosanaka, who later led
DRAMATIC•
1 .
frock of rose beige lace, touching the orchestra in the playing of war
consists
of
the
following:
Morrie
GRIPPING!
songs. The orchestra was conduc-
HOLD EVERYTHING!
COME TO THE
Stern, chairman; Mary Newman, the floor, with a long sash and
ted by Mr. Bliznick and by the
VITAL!
tickets; Israel Wiener, publicity; slippers of turquoise blue. Her
guest
conductor, Herschel Leib of
Rebecca Rodin, Molly Portner, bouquet was of Talisman roses and the Fox Theater Orchestra.
starring
baby
breath.
Irving Uitsak, Molly Zimmerman,
A
soloist
who was received with
Frits Kortner
Jack Pollack, Tillie Tam, Ida Pam,
Vera Fay Dushkin, the little acclaim Watt Emma Lazarolf Schey-
Lil D•gover
of the
Henry Gotliffe.
flower girl, who threw rose petals er who sang "Song of Songs,"
Katha eon Nagy
in the path of the bride, wore "Trees," and "My Curly headed
yellow taffeta and tulle, with or- Baby." The accompanist was Miss
Miss Cashman of World- chid streamers.
Sella Budnitzky.
The bride, Who was given in
Addresses, in appeals in behalf
Wide Travel Bureau
marriage by her parents, wore a of the Bonus Army in Washington,
Moves Offices.
Given by
long white crepe gown with tiny were delivered by Henry W. Busch,
Music
Game.
Miss Rhea E. Cashman of the capes over the shoulders, with commissioner of parks and boule-
Sun. Aug. 7th
Dancing
World-Wide Travel Bureau an- which she wore long white kid vards, and David Addy of the Vet-
Tickets 15e
nounces the removel of her offices gloves. Her bouquet was composed erase of Foreign Wars.
Come any thno during the day.
to suite 533 in Washington Ar- of gardenias and fillies of the
Evex-Son.
cade building, opposite Hotel Stat- valley. Her voluminous tulle veil
ler. Miss Cashman extends a cor- was held by a fitted cap of lace 30 TREES PLANTED
Hol. 35c
dial invitation to her friends to embroidered in tiny seed pearls.
TO HONOR MEMORY
Drive out Gratiot near Mt. Clemens or Road No. 97.
A ldan
make a visit of inspection of her
Mrs. Salts, the bride's mother,
OF REV. MILKOVSKY
office. Refreihments will be served wore a frock of black lace with a
itEEENTATP1 during the week of July 25.
short jacket, and a corsage of
At the funeral services for the
roses and pink sweet peas. Mrs. late Rey.
H. Milkovsky, at the
2=1
REFRESHMENTS, LUNCHES AND SOFT DRINKS
._-_11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Sachse wore a long fitted gown Philadelphia-Byron Hall on Friday,
will he sold on the picnic grounds.
of black lace made with a cowl July 15, announcement as made
neck, with which she wore orchid by Rev. E. Zaludkowski that 30
Plenty of tables and chairs for everyone.
slippers and a shoulder corsage of trees are being planted in Pales-
Music by
roses and orchid sweet peas.
Tickets
tine in his memory-25 by the
ADDRESSES BY:
Mr. and Mrs. Sachse left that Lathe,' Auxiliary of the Jewish
ZANG
Hon. Jan W. Smith
evening
for
a
motor
trip
through
tR:S
National Fund of which Mrs. Mil-
Customer:
northern Michigan. Mrs. Sachse kovsky is president, and five trees
DC
otl'R
Hon. Fred W. Castator
bl! U ni on
chose for her going-away costume by the Detroit Cantors' Association.
Orchestra
Hon. Edward J. Jeffries
a wool crepe suit, with a blouse
The funeral services were ar-
and scarf of old rose, with which ranged by the Cantors' Association
William (layman directed the can-
she wore blue accessories.
Among the guests were Mr. and tors' choir in singing numerous
= Mrs. William Rosenberg and their liturgical selections. The El Molei
daughter, Helen, of Muskegon, Rachamin was chanted by Cantor
ENE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
David Weiss of Grand Rapids, Mr. H. H. Rosenfeld. Cantors D. Mogil.
YOU. COME IN TODAY.
=l and Mrs. Arthur Fivenson of Al- evsky and M. Moldawsky also were
Grand River at 7-Mile Road
' pens, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kostoff soloists.
Tributes to the deceased as a
of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koff-
Detroit's Finest Road-
man, their daughter, Mary, and Zionist, as a Jew devoted to every
son, Herman, Mrs. Daniel Feld- worthy cause and as a person of
house and Night Club
great
ideals
were
delivered
by
Dr.
man, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Fiven-
• MEN'S
son, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Miller, A. M. Hershman, Rev. Zaludkowski
FISH • FROG - STEAK
• WOMEN'S
E. their daughter, Mamie, and their in behalf of the Cantors, Rabbi
( • CHILDREN'S
son, Harry, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam- Reuben Hurwitz in the name of the
Jewish
National
Fund
Council,
A.
Per Plate
uel Simons of Bay City, and Miss
HALF SOLES
A. Markaon in the name of the
He CI-I.
Ida Stein of Chicago.
Ckil*"
und
United Hebrew Schools and the
It happens every day! Car owners are surprised to find that they do not have to pay one
Peppy
Music, Spacious Dance
Kvutzah Ivrith and Rabbi E. Ais-
, Rubber Heels
hiskin.
Floor, Private Dining Rooms
cent more to get the Extra Value in Firestone Tires.
DR. FRANKLIN LAUDS
Pallbearers were Cantors E. Zal-
Exceptional facibIlsw ter Atter-
REV. E. ZALUDKOWSKI udkowski, II. I. Rosenfeld, M.
We have a Firestone Tire to meet every price and driving demand-for every purse and
easel Bridge Parties
IB
Moldawsky, J. Silverman, A. Leibo-
purpose-and every Firestone Tire has Extra Strength and Extra Safety and gives Extra Service
Sewed
Praise for the Rev. E . Zalud- vitz, J. Skolnick, L. Greenblatt, D.
Under Pee•eaal Iltaartgemeat el
Of
because of the Extra Values that are built into them-yet they cost no more than ordinary tires.
kowskt, who just retired as cantor Mogilevsky.
Nailed
JOHNNIE NEBIOLO
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek I
Burial was in Clover Hill Park
Reg. Valu• to
111.25
Plane Redford 2604 or 4200 far
with every FIRESTONE Oldfield Type Tire for a
to become the cantor of Shaarey Cemetery.
Guaranteed
Rem rat leoa.
= Zedek of New York, succeeding
The funeral procession passed
Fine cloak,
F - Cantor David Roitman, is con- several local synagogues and at
limited time only. BUY TODAY-DON'T WAIT!
wearing
= tained in a letter addressed to him each funeral dirges were sung by
m•terisiic
highly skilled
by Dr. Leo M. Franklin. In his he rabbis.
w a rlonan.hlp
At the funeral services, the Phil-
letter Rabbi Franklin states:
ROY B. CARLIN
"I Ea se leaed
rn with the utmost re- adelphia-Byron Hall was filled to
min
sews
eNt of your decision to leave Detroit.
OLDFILD Net
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
of coome I .m happy for your sak• that apacity, and representatives of
Income Tax Work Exclusively
= this finerecognition CO fully d ed many organisations,
particularly
= has come to you, but I to feel that In Zionists and National Fund work-
For the Past 12 Years
= 5055
melee Detroit our Jewish corn. ers, were present
Practitioner before Treasury
to pay last trib-
= munIty suffer. • real loss. for which
ute to their deceased co-worker.
Department. I act as your rep.
= I am Oneerely sorry.
E2.
=
"I wonder if you know who • real
WHEN
resentative in all income tax
WHEN
WHEN
pla ce you have won In this community.
BOUGHT
BOUGHT
eases.
BOuGHI
you r one spirit combined with your great
IN PAIRS
IN PAIRS
IN PAIRS
.till ty and your willing.. to
1217 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
RODAU
WILL
SPEAK
po”ible ha. mad. your work
4.40 -21
Phones-Office, Cherry 0142.
4.40 21
30.4 , CI.
In Detroit • real moot to the satin
OVER ALTMAN HOUR
Res., Lases 9698.
comnity.
-mu
The
Oldfield Type
Oldfield Type
A. L. Rodau will discuss the ob-
1 Join with your many friend. In
Ste.
Cash Price E.h Cash Pm. Per Pair
oteltine you succe.• and happiness In jects of the Five-Cent Kosher
SHOES CALLED FOR-
your new position"
Kitchen in an address during Hy-
DELIVERED
Numerous affairs are being giv- man Altman's Jewish Radio Hour
COURIER TYPE
ENTINEL TYPE
CONCRETE GARBAGE
en
in honor of Rev. 7.aludkowski at noon this Sunday, over Station
NO EXTRA CHARGE
• d
kw.

On
Weeded
prior to his departure from De- WMBC.
On
ASH RECEPTACLES
Cob Me
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an
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troit.
Last
Saturday
night,
a
din-
Guarteed
N. in Crash
NrIsr
Po
ree
M
tes
ei,..ie s
A feature of the hour's program
ROY NOW! Do not
it until you
ner in his honor and in honor of this Sunday will be the appearance
rat a court natio..
$3. 59
s6.+.
4.40-21- 93.21
95•99
his family was given by • group of Cantor Lind of New York, to-
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of friends. On Sunday, a num- gether with his three children, In
E-- - 4.50-21- 345
16•11
4.75-19-
4.631 4.63
9.96
ber of friends joined in wishing • group of songs. Cantor Lind is
1927 Pingree
Garfield 7106
5.00-19- 445 4.85 9•44
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7.es
12137 HAMILTON BLVD.
them well at a gathering at Cast officiating at Congregation Beth
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David this Friday and Saturday .
545
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The Cantors' Association has
Last Sunday, Altman's Hour

Using your own rollers-
arranged for a farewell gathering was featured by the farewell ap-
WINDOW SHADES:
for Cantor Zaludkowski for next pearance of Rev. E. Zaludkowski in PURITY MIDSUMMER
Batteries Charged - Vulcanizing E = Tuesday evening at the Bn'Nai a group of songs. Rev. Zalud-
=
-
- Wash ng - Greasing - Polishing - Gas and Oil
Formerly
....
Now
60e
39e
AFFAIR ON AUG. 21
= Koabe Synagogue. The fialevy- kowski took occasion to bid his
r ,...
6Se
49c
= Hazomir will honor him at the pic- friends farewell prior to his de-
G natant...I Washable 8.4e
a
PHILADELPHIA
. nit at Belle Isle this Sunday morn-
parture for New York.
Purity Chapter No. 359, O.E.S.,
1.25
69e
Ing, and on Saturday night his Another guest over this hour again announces the date of the Thew
kraals prkes Include wooer-
last
Sunday
was
Leo
Schoenbrun,
Rtuisian landsleute will tender him
midsummer dinner dance at the
tag asisl iellotog.
Ballyhoo, formerly Lake Shore
a dinner at the home of C. Wolk, well-known violinist.
Plain window shades cleaned
Country Club, East Jefferson, for and reversed, including ring
129 Charlotte street.
Sunday evening, Aug. 21.
pull
Galician Society Picnic.
The co-chairmen in charge are
Linoleum, good quality, he Per
Unveiling of Monument
The picnic of the First Galician Sara Filler, Dorothy Sklar and
square yard. Inlaid linoleum
Society will be held Aug. 7 at the Pauline Sandler.
at special prices.
Purity Chapter's picnic at Bob-
An unveiling of a monument in Mt. Clemens Jewish Country Club.
David Kaufman, chairman of Lo will be held Wednesday Aug.
memory of Edith Radner Good-
man
will
take
place
17,
together with Wayne County
GARFIELD 9648
SAM GREEN, Proprietor
8443 TWELFTH STREET
t i .41
1 :1 raspnlgeenThclir dea7E r ' te:■ep r;o on ne Association of Order of Eastern
WINDOW SHADE CO.
24, 12 o'clock noon at b
e
6424 LIN= e i vr_ntilt
to Re ali ti t ti
e : is and fnends who will
Star, of which Ann Weinbeck Is
a re Invited
given In a numberP
er orfiz:O will a
Intrude:It.

BILL WOOLLATT

RACING

DEVONSHIRE



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1st GALICIAN SOCIETY

Sunday, July 24th, 1932

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