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REGISTER AT ONCE

Rabbi Leon From, co-chairman
with Monsignor John M. Doyle
and Rev. Ralph C. McAfee of the
Get-Out-the-Vote
-Vote League, makes ■
special plea to Jewish voters to
register at once in order to she
able to vote at the November elec.
Hon.
Next week, Rabbi Fram points
out, will be the last week for rep
Istrations for those desiring to
vote at the Presidential elections,
this being the last general regis-
tration.
It is likely, according to Rabbi
ram, that school houses will be
opened for registration from Aug.!
16 to 18.
The Get-Out-the-Vote League Is
a purely non-partisan association
whose sole purpose it is to do

everything possible to facilitate
the exercise of their franchise on
the part of the citizens of Detroit.

IMO

Aug. 14—Miss Phyllis Seegman, (laughter of Mr. and sirs. M. P.
Seegman of 2014 West Euclid avenue, to Herman .1. Salzman of
Chicago. At home after Labor Day, at 5128 Kimbark avenue, Chi-
cago, Ill.
Aug. 14—Miss Tillie Singer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius
M. Singer, to Harry Eakin, son of Rabbi and Mrs. I. Elkin of
Madison, Wis.
Aug. 14—Miss Dorothy Dorice Lieberman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin D. Lieberman, to Norman Leonard Weisman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weisman of Dayton, Ohio.
Aug. 16—Miss Ray Wrotslaysky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W.
Wrotslaysky, to Charles T. Gellman, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Gellman.
Aug. 21—Miss Freda Kesler, sister of Dr. and Mrs. Sol Quenton
Kesler, to Ernest Goodman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodman.
Aug. 21—Miss Ruth Florence Katzin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. Katzin, to Jack J. Mitcoff, at 10:30 in the morning at Congregation
Beth David.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jay and
daughter, Elaine, of Genesee av-
enue will leave Monday for Petos-
key, Mich., where they will remain
Aug. 21—Miss Ann Barahal, daughter of Rev, and Mrs. 0.
until Oct. 1.
Barahal of 2760 Carter avenue, to Daniel Sherman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Silverman of Kulpmont, Pa.
Miss Florence Soffrin of Sag-
Aug. 23—bliss Estelle I. Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Israel
inaw, bride-elect, whose marriage Cohen of Toronto, Ontario, to Jacob Wilk of this city.
to Irving Shewach will take place
Aug, 28—Miss Marilyn Kahn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kahn,
Sept. 4, was entertained in Sag- to Garie II. Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wolfe. Reception
inaw, Grand Rapids and Detroit. at bride's aunt's home, 5093 S. Clarendon, 7 to 10. No cards.
Among those who entertained for
her were Mrs. Bankler of 2303
Gladstone avenue, with a personal
shower, and Mrs. I. Shewach of
2269 Gladstone, with a linen
shower and bridge, at which 32
1
guests were present. Many from
out of town attended, including
Aug. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wolf (Lillian Corinne Selik) o
Miss Dorothy Solin of Montreal, LaSalle boulevard, a son, Melvyn Donald.
Mr. and Mrs. Weiner and daugh-
Aug. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hamburger (Gussie Busker),
ter of Grand Rapids and Miss a son, Charles David.
Sara Gold of New York.
Aug. 4—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freeman of 585 Josephine, a son,
Louis Wexler of Milwaukee, Gerald Gene.

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avenue, a daughter, Hanna Rose.
Miss Dorothy Solin of Montreal,
July 23—To. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Yeazin (Dora Garber), of 9650
Canada, niece of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Delmar avenue, a son, Norman.
'
Shewach of Gladstone avenue, was
their house guest for the past four
weeks.

The Mimes Goldye Bumstein,
Frances Fineberg, Helen Gold-
stein, Esther 'merman, Rosalind
Jacobson and Sylvia Seigel, of
Gamma Epsilon Mu sorority,
are spending the month o f
August at Anchor Bay Beach,
New Baltimore. Aa their guests
for the entire month they have
the Misses Corrinne Gould, Jeanne
Benach of Pittsburgh, Pa., and
Eva Burnstein of Detroit. On Sat.
urday evening, Aug. 13, a surprise
party will be given for Esther
!merman. Fifteen couples are ex-
pected.

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Aug. 14—Miss Dorothy Koblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Koblin of 3260 Leslie avenue, to Dr. Benjamin Shlain, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Shlain, at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue.
Aug. 14—Miss Rose Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Greenberg of Cascade avenue, to Sans Kampner, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kampner of Pontiac, Mich.

Wis., cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Max
July 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Serling (Ruth Aronoff),
Wekaler of Normandy avenue, of 2075 West Philadelphia, a son, Leon Marvin
was their week-end house guest on
July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Nat Holden (Blanche Goldsmith), a
his return from Los Angeles, Cali- daughter, Hannah Rose.
fornia.
July 28—To Mr. and Mrs. Nat. Holdengraber of 3282 Monterey

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MILWAUKEE'S CITY
ATTORNEY IS HERE

Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. H. Cohen of Campbell avenue, Windsor, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marwil, Sc .
companied by their son, Melvin S . announce the engagement of their daughter, Celia, to Jess R. Feiler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Feiler of this city.
Marwil, of 1734 Virgginia Park ,
The engagement of Miss Ilarriet Goldberg to Saul Parker, son
left on a motor trip to Chicago.
of Mrs. Fannie Parker of 2039 Clairmount avenue, was announced
at a reception at Northwood Inn on Aug. 6.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Siegel and fam-
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ily have returned from their vacs.
lion in Mackinac.

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The RKO Downtown Theater
Thursday inaugurates its Greater
Show Season, offering the first of
the 1933 product, "American Mad-
am," a picture with a bank back
ground and spreading the gospel
of "kick-depression-in-the-pants"
It is the story of a banker
whose 25-year-policy has been that
a borrower's beet security is his
honesty. His directors finally be-
come frightened at his stand and
want to get him out. A robbery
takes place at the bank and there
are many nasty rumors about it.
Then tomes a frenzied run, which
is a highlight of the action.

MURPHY TO ADDRESS

marriagre

BANQUET ON SEPT. 7
FOR KOSHER KITCHEN
SLOBIN - LIEPAH
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Liepah an-
Mayor Frank Murphy has a,- nounce
marriage
of their
cepted an invitation to address daughter, the Judith,
to Norval
Sl-
the banquet scheduled to be held bin, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. K.
Slobin of 8951 Pinehurst. The
wedding took place on Friday,
Aug. 12, at the home of the bride,
2264 Ilazelwood.

It's a Drink
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To Your Health •

Young Socialist Official Be-
lieves Racial Lines Dis-
appear Under Socialism.

SILVER FLOSS
KRAUT JUICE

Max Raskin, Milwaukee's youth-
ful city attorney, is in Detroit
this week as the guest of his
brother, Nathaniel Raskin, of
16227 Birwood,
and in the course
of his Stay here
took occasion to
discuss the sue-
ceases attained by
the Socialist ad-
ministration i n
Milwaukee.

Ascribing t h e
success of Social.
I t administra-
tions to the fact
that Milwaukee's
0 population h a d
acquired Social.
Max Raskin ist theories in the
old world and therefore was not
afraid of reforms, Mr. Raskin
said that even when Socialists lost
some offices in some of the elec-
tions in the past 22 years, their
non-Socialist successors adhered
to Socialist principles, helping
place Milwaukee in the position of
the most prosperous community in
America.
Mr. Raskin's office as city at-
torney corresponds to that of cor-
poration counsel in Detroit, except
that here it is elective. Only 30
years old, and only six years out
of college, Mr. Raskin was elected
by • vote of close to 90,003 to
that of about 80,000 received by
his opponent.
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
representative met Mr. Raskin
during Tisha b'Ab services, at
Congregation Shaarey Z e d e k,
Wednesday evening. Mr. Raskin
expressed the belief to the writer
that under Socialism all racisl
lines disappear and there is little
prejudice on the ground of re-
ligion or nationality. While some
prejudice remains with some, most
Socialists are not concerned with
racial affiliations, he stated, and
he ascribed his success at the polls
to this Socialist spirit of liberality.
A Zionist—being affiliated with
the Peale Zion—Mr. Raskin Is an
active member of his Temple and
is affiliated with the B'nai B'rith.
He is actively Interested also in
the work of Milwaukee's Jewish
Center.

YOUNG CIRCLE GROUP
CONCERT ON AUG. 19

Young Circle League clubs of
Detroit, Chavarim, Youth of To.
day and Seniors, combined their
efforts for a concert on Aug. 19,
at 627 Holbrook.
The concert will feature Max
Pecherer and Jack Weissberg,
first and second violins respective-
y, and Evelyn Gurevitch, pianist.
All three have played over the
radio and have developed a no-
table local reputation.
There will also be three screen
plays and recitations.

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J. W. E. W. O. BRIDGE
TEA ON SEPT. 13
Miss Lillian Leider of 1644
The North Woodward branch L. A. S. AUXILIARY'S
For Saturday and Sunday Only
Virginia Park has returned from
of the Jewish Women's European GALA EVENT SUNDAY
an extensive trip through New
Workers Organization will hold a
York, Atlantic City and Philadel-
special meeting on Wednesday Last minute details are reported
A Brand New GOODYEAR Inner Tube
phia. While in Pittsburgh. Miss
afternoon, Aug. 17, at the home
arranged by the com-
Leider was the guest of her
of of Mrs. J. Cohen, 2996 Monterey, completely
Given Away FREE With the Purchase of
mittee in charge of the Cabaret
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
at which time further arrange- Moonlight to Sugar Island Sunday
Lenin of North Wynnefield, Phila-
Each Tire.
ments will be made for the bridge evening, Aug. 14, sponsored by
delphia.
r tea, to be held Sept. 13, at the the Detroit Auxiliary of the Los
Aztec Tower, in the Union Guar- Angeles Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stolarsky
dian building.
number of the most promin-
(Leah Weinstein), Mrs. Louis S.
The organization will hold its ent A clubs
and organizations of the
Bennett and Miss Pearl Stolarsky
annual
dinner
dance
on
Oct.
23.
city have taken blocks of tickets
have returned to Detroit after an
All
other
organizations
are
asked
nd are giving their whole-hearted
enjoyable 10-day motor trip
Take advantage of this tire opportunity. Goodyear
to co-operate by keeping this date support to this enterprise. An
through Ohio, Indiana and Ken-
open.
unique program has been arranged
never built a better tire at such low prices as are
tucky. While in Cleveland they
The
president
thanks Mrs. by Mrs. Lew Levitt, who has
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
now in effect—and millions of motorists know Good.
Model
and
her
co-chairman,
Mrs.
charge of the cabaret program to-
'
Ben P. Bloom, cousins of Mr. '
Bookstein, and Mrs. Schultz and gether with Harry Cohen.
year builds the beat tires on the road.
MAYOR FRANK MURPHY
Stolarsky.
Mrs. Kavanau for making the Mrs. Jack Nadler, together with
in
Sept.
7
in
the
interests
of
the
Bob-Lo
excursion
a
success;
and
Sirs. Ben Goldberg, will have
ASK
US ABOUT OUR LIBERAL TRADE-IN OFFER
Mrs. A. L. Cohen and daughter, Kosher Kitchen.
the public for attending it.
charge of card table accommoda-
Eleanor, of Elmhurst avenue left
His
acceptance
is
contained
in
tions on the upper inside deck for
for a sojourn to Los Angeles, Cal- s letter he addressed to Hyman
RAYBESTOS BRAKE LINING AT 1933'S LOW PRICES
i hose interested in card games.
ifornia, and other western points, eltman, who conducts the Jewish &mit Nett; El ] M
Buick (std.), Oldsmobile,
rs. Joseph M. Erman, as ticket
later to be joined by Mr. Cohen. Radio Hour on Sundays, at noon,
Studebaker (std.), Ckeyeler--$7.150
distributor and secretary of the
Plymouth, $5.30; Chevrolet,
PIM Esintn, $6.50; Pontiac, 66.60
i
fiver Station WMBC, and who is
moonlight
committee, will have
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Meyer of rice-president of the group von-
c harge of complete settlement of
Notts
Webb avenue and their children, oring the kitchen. In his letter,
l icketa together with Miss
Fannie
Rosamond and Seymour, a r e dayor Murphy lauds Mr. Altman
Harry Cohen and Mrs.
spending the summer on Lake St. or his efforts in behalf of char- Sabbath Se •
1 Baron.
Lew
Levitt will be at the box
mes"
Clair, near New Baltimore.
"The Barlow Murals" will be Nice.
table movements.
the subject
of Rabbi gained
Leon Fram's I Dr. Joseph M. Erman, chairman
An important recruit
was
Bernard D. Osnos of 2673 or the Kosher Kitchen this week sermon Saturday morning, Aug.
and general
manager of this
...:.
Taylor avenue has returned from when Mrs. Harry H.
13,
at
10
o'clock,
in
the main I
Prenzlauer
air, announces that no efforts
an extensive trip through Central n-omised the movement her aup- auditorium.
I
Dace
been spared on the part of
Europe, visiting in E n g I an d, tort.
anyone on the committee to make
France and other European coun-
Memorial Gifts:
t his affair an enjoyable one, and
tries. During his stay in Paris,
urges that those who have pur-
Contributions
to
the
Temple
he met his sister, Miss Rose Osnos,
ONE•STOP
MIZRACHI YOUTH Memorial Fund have been received chased
their tickets arrive early
whom he had not seen for over
the least possible time may
SNAPPY
SERVICE STATION
in memory of Oscar Schiller from : be that
a year and who has just completed
The national administrative
taken in order to leave the
her studies in Vienna, Austria. ∎ oard of Mizrachi Youth of Amer. Mr. and Mrs. I. Rapenport and c m l
ock as scheduled, at 8:45 p. m.
Miss Osnos returned from France ea announces that Seymour Um- Mrs.
11500
DEXTER
BLVD., at Tuxedo
Nettie
and in Steamer Tashmoo will leave foot
Aug. 2.
rrowsky of Cleveland and Syra. memory of Ponnusky;
street on time to al-
Davidson ''' , o f w Griswold
use has been designated as exec- from; Mrs. II. Herman
ARlington1-0316
and 16 minutes of
Loewenstein and dancing
For the past four weeks, Mr. ,five director.
. the hour
at the island pavilion.
and Mrs. Harry Brod of 19316
Aaron Bin-Nun sailed on July Mr. and Mrs. Max Schiffer.
The public is again reminded
Warrington Drive, Sherwood For- 8 for Eretz, Israel. t
the General Auto Trimming
est, had their parents, Mr. and
The Executive is now negotiat-
( hat
O. of Detroit is donating to the
Mrs. M. Brod of New York City, ng to secure additional certifi. ..
Detroit Auxiliary 30 per cent of
Little Cinema Mats.
as guests. Many friends and rela- sates for Mizrachi Chalutzim who
proceeds from the three parking

SPECIAL OFFER

CARL
LANGER'S

tives entertained in their honor are preparing to settle in Pales-
during their visit.
tine.
The outing to be given by Miz-
rachi Youth of Detroit will he held
Jericho Lodoge I. 0. 0. F. at
Belle Isle on Sunday, Aug. 21.
No. 490 To Hold Picnic. S. Raimi, chairman of the social
committee, reported that detailed
On Sunday, Aug. 14, the mem- plane have been completed.
bers, their families and friends of
On the occasion of the twenty-
Jericho Lodge,
0, 0. F., No. 490 eighth lierzl Memorial, Mizrachi
and the Rebecca Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., Youth planted three trees in Yitar
No. 328, will hold their annual pic- Landau.
nic at the River Rouge Park. Races
On Aug. 7, S. Barrenholtz, guest
bridge and speeches will be the or- from Zeirei Mizrachi of Toronto,
der of the day. Morris Bordelove, sang over Station WMBC during
Democratic candidate for state the Jewish hour conducted by H.
senator will attend. A truck will Altman.
leave Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy
The second volume of the Mix-
Road at It o'clock. Those having racht Youth Bulletin, which In-
cars are directed to follow Her- cludes activities of Mizrachi Youth
ren West to Outer Drive and turn throughout the world, including
right on Outer Drive one quarter those of the Mime] liamizrachi
mile.
in Palestine, has been started.
At the last meeting David
Bresaler submitted a report of the
'Indies of the Hebrew group.
The song writer and poet, Smut-
A luncheon and bridge will be ewits, gave several musical num-
given by the Zedakah Club, Sept. bers and recitations.
14, at the Detroit Leland. Plans
Miss Florence Edelman, vice.
are also being made for • dance, president, who for the past two
Sept. 25.
months had been actively partici-
MRS S. PISKO
The chairman of these affairs, pating in Mizrachi work in New
Mrs. Esther Davis, urges all mem- York City, has returned to Detroit. W. hn o .th elo gr, znothiv :om
yipairestimastwInt4
bers and friends to co-operate
Esther Edelman left for
stay
with her, and enable the Zedakah at the Mizrachi cottage in Michi-
tarp of the National Jewish NN
Club to help the aged and poor.
Oaf at Denver.
gan City.

ZEDAKAH CLUB

lots located in the vicinity of the
dock. Patrons are asked to park
their automobiles at the following
parking lots and thereby assist
towards the success of this moon-
Flight: Atwater and Woodward, At-
! water and Bates, and Woodward
and Griswold.
Dave Diamond himself and his
Della Robbie orchestra will fur-
j nigh the music for the evening.
For additional information call
Mrs. Erman, Lo. 2892, or Edith
R. Paransky, Detroit Auxiliary
rorresnondent secretary, Arling-
ton 3346.J.

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CARD OF THANKS

I. the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Max
to extend to all the
friends who attended my Bar.
Mitzvah, my deepest appreciation
for the wonderful gifts given.
WILLIAM H. GROSS.

Gross, wish

A CORRECTION
•
The announcement of the sup-
posed marriage of Miss Maxine
Harris appeared erroneously in
last week's issue of The Detroit
Jewish Chronicle, and its publi-
cation is sincerely regretted. Its
submission for publication in these
columns was the work of a crank,
a and It is to be regretted that
Mies Harris should have been tin-

duly hurt.

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