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Their honeymoon trip to
Chicago 60 years ago was re-
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Marx, 7241 Webb avenue. This
was preceded by a dinner and
reception on Wednesday eve-
ning, Oct. 26, at the Lee Plaza
Hotel, on their golden wedding
anniversary.
Natives of Germany, they
lived in Detroit 62 years and
were married here. For more
than 30 years, until his retire-
ment five years ago, Mr. Marx
conducted a leather supply bus-
iness on Michigan avenue.
They have five children, Ar-
thur, of Los Angeles; Mrs. II.
Oppenheim, Mrs. Joseph Moss,
Morse D. and David D. Marx,
all of Detroit, and 12 grand-
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B'NAI MOSHE LADIES
SOCIAL WEDNESDAY

Congregation's Installation Ban.
quet .To B. Held Nov. 13.

The first luncheon, social and
bridge of the Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe will take
place on Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. 2, at 1 o'clock, in the large
hall of the synagogue, Dexter and
Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. Manuel Engel of 2331
Elmhurst avenue, chairman, is as-
sisted by Mrs. .1. Lovinger and
the following entertainment com-
mittee: Mesdames Bernard Klein,
Izidor Katz, Samuel Simon, Jacob
Farkas, Henry Popper, James So-
bel, Harry S. Greenbaum, Henry
Greenwald, Carl Rozner, Nathan
Hersh, Sam Klein and Max Gross.
This luncheon is the beginning
of many projects which will be
given in the coming season of the
Sisterhood's activities.

What can the blind do? How
do the blind read? How long
does it take for the blind to learn
the Braille system? Do the blind
have an extra sense which takes
To My Friends:
the place of sight?
These and many other ques-
I know Charles Bowles
tions are popped at Miss Florence
as - -
Horowitz in guiding visitors from
all parts of the world through the
A GOOD NEIGHBOR
plant of the Braille Institute of
America, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.,
AN HONEST MAN
a nation-wide, non-profit, non-
sectarian organization, having as
A LOYAL PUBLIC
its objective the social, cultural
and literary advancement of the
OFFICIAL
blind.
I urge you to vote for
Miss Horowitz is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. Horowitz of
CHARLES BOWLES
2006 Hazelwood avenue, Detroit,
Installation Banquet.
and has been residing in Los An-
The installation of officers'
geles for the past year and a half. banquet of Congregation B'nai
For Congress in the Fifteenth
"There are very few occupa- Moshe will take place on Sunday
District, on the Republican
tions in which the blind do not evening, Nov. 13, at 6:30 o'clock.,
ticket.
engage," says Miss Horowitz. "In in the banquet hall of the syna-
our association, with them we gogue. Mrs. Jacob Farkas of
(Signed) IRWIN I. COHN.
know of blind attorneys, judges, 12936 Hamilton avenue, chairman
congressmen, chiropractors, psy- of this coming annual occasion,
chiatrists, secretaries, dictaphone and her committee have been un-
operators, switchboard operators, tiring in their efforts in planning
salesmen, editors, factory hands, a delightful evening for those who
and hundreds of other occupations. participate. A home-cooked Hun-
MANUEL URBACH
They need a little assistance by garian dinner will be served. Danc-
way of rehabilitation and encour- ing will follow.
Granite and Marble
agement and when this assistance
Annual Chanukah Ball.
is rendered and they are trained
The Sisterhood of Congregation
to fit themselves for placement, a
greater percentage of them make B'nai Moshe announced that it is
7729 TWELFTH ST.
good than is usually the case with preparing for the annual chanu-
kah ball which will be held on
people of normal eyesight."
Euclid 7192
In the public relations depart. Sunday evening, Dec. 18.
Young People's Auxiliary.
ment, of which Miss Horowitz is
The next regular and intellec-
assistant director, many problems
tual
meeting of the Young Peo-
of the blind in Los Angeles and
Auxiliary of Congregation
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR vicinity are solved. "The blind ple's
B'nai
Moshe will be held on Sun-
yearn for a chance to voice their
Detroit . . Leading and t
day afternoon, Nov. 6, at 4 p. m.,
convictions
to
someone
who
can
i
Best Known
understand their problems," says in the club room of the synagogue,
MOHEL
Miss Horowitz, "and they recog- The business meeting will be fol-
Recommended by the
nize in the Braille Institute, lowed by a program given by the
City's most prominent
Phyolcians
founded by a blind man, a bond intellectual committee under the
1610 Harelwood Am.
of sympathy and leadership on chairmanship of Miss Alice Frank.
Young P•ople's Bible Clam
Phone Trinity 2-6426
which to anchor hope. The blind
‘.■
The Young People's Bible Class
who are most successful are those
will
hold its next meeting on Tues.
who have mastered the Braille
a system of raised dots, day evening, Nov. 1, at 9. The
Rev. Cantor system,
class
is conducted by Rabbi Moses
in paper, and based on
David Golden embossed
six dots, like the six in dominoes, Fischer.
Detroit Favorit•
Sunday School.
from which is formed 63 char-
MOHEL
The Sunday School of Congre-
acters. This system is interna-
Wedding Ceram*.
tional and all books and maga- gation B'nai Moshe will again
nice. Performed •t
zines for the blind are today open its doors on Sunday.
Home and by
Talmud Torah.
printed in Braille. Learning Braille
Appointment
Instructions in Hebrew are given
is the first step in their rehabili-
t552 PINGREL
daily
by
Rev.
Joseph Loewy from
tation
for
people
blinded
in
adult
Euclid P400
life. It takes patience and con- 4 to 7 p. m. Enrollment for the
centration to learn reading with winter can be made now
fingertips. Sighted people
REV. J. SILVERMAN your
. Chair.
easily learn Braille by sight, but Warburg Named Hon
man of Rothenberg Tribute.
Mohel Specialist
almost never develop the delicacy
NEW
YORK.—Felix
M.
War-
of touch needed for finger read-
r.
burg has accepted the honorary
Is Years' Elpl,
ing.
Imo.• Endorsed
chairmanship
of
the
committee
• "The Braille Institute of Amer-
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ica publishes two current monthly arranging a testimonial dinner in
Physicians
magazines in Braille called "The honor of Morris Rothenberg pres-
Braille Mirror" and "March of ident of the Zionist Organization
2073
Events," which now offer the of America, and leader in the ma-
Gladeton•
blind. for the first time, a semi- jor Jewish communal enterprises.
monthly news service of world- according to an announcement by
Euclid 10467
Nathan Straus, Jr., chairman. who
wide news."
Detroiter' going to Los Angeles stated that the committee hod de-
this winter are invited to visit the cided to tender the tribute to Mr.
KEEP NOV. 17 OPEN
Braille Institute, which is most Rothenberg on Sunday evening,
Plan to etas.'
Dec. 4, at Hotel Astor.
novel and interesting.
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A card party and dance will be
The Jewish Radio Forum pro-
given by the Radomer Aid Society
gram next Sunday, Oct. 30, over
at Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road,
Station WJBK, from 2:30 to 3
this Monday evening, Oct. 31.
Tho annual banquet of the De- p. m., will feature a program corn-
Besides card playing and danc-
troit Auxiliary of the Los An-
ing, to the tunes of a popular or-
geles Sanatorium will be held this
chestra, refreshments will be
Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, at
served. The public is Invited.
the Philadelphia-Byron Ilall.
Fifty local organizations have
accepted invitations to be rep-
H. H. Steinberg of Chicago
resented at this banquet. An
Speaks at Emanuel Saturday
elaborate program has been pre-
pared.
There will be no solicitations or
II. II. Steinberg, president of the
appeals. This banquet is arranged
Jewish National Fund of Chicago,
for the purpose of celebrating the
will address Beth Tephils Eman-
success of enterprises for the past
uel Congregation during services
this Saturday morning. Mr.
year and for the purpose of
strengthening forces for the work
Steinberg will speak at the invi-
of the annual bazaar, to be held
tation of William Sandler, presi-
at the Dexter Center, Dexter and
dent of the congregation.
Lawrence, from Saturday evening,
Dec. 3, to and including Sunday
Junior Home Relief Society.
evening, Dec. 11.

So clever was the original radio
sketch produced at the first weekly
Iladassah donor luncheon rally,
that arrangements are being made
to repeat this bit of entertainment
over a radio station in the near
future,, for the benefit of the gen-
eral radio public. Mesdames Sidney
Allen, Abraham Srere, Harry L.
I Jackson and Gerald Sandorf par-
ticipated in the sketch, which was
composed by Miss Hattie Gittle-
man and Mrs. Allen.
Everyone interested in the prog-
ress of the Iladassah donor lunch-
eon campaign is welcome to attend
the Wednesday rallies at the Phoen-
ix Club, luncheon being optional.
Mrs. Seymour J. I rank, University
2-5021, will, upon request, gladly
send notices to those wishing to be
included in the workers' mailing
list. At the next rally, Wednes-
day noon, Nov. 2, the "Iladassah
Crew" will appear in favorite songs
and Judge Charles Rubiner will
speak.
Mrs. Charles Hamburger, gen.
SIMON SHETZER
Chairman, Conference Committ on . eral chairman of the ways and
prospective earner for the donor
means committee urges that every
luncheon register her name with the
proper chairman, in order to re-
ceive credentials authorizing her
special work. All earning activities
are regulated and directed by the
following: Rummage, Mrs. Samuel
Berman, Longfellow 2784; miscell-
aneous, Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn,
Longfellow 5415; baked goods, Mrs.
Samuel Berman, Euclid 2450-W.
Mrs. Berman and Mrs. Ilerman
Schmier are in charge of attract-
ive baked goods shop, on Dexter,
near Webb, where goodies of all
descriptions, made by Hadassah
workers, are on sale.
A new list of recent donor lunch-
eon pledges follows:
Mesdatnes J. W. Allen, Art I.
Brasch, Harry Z. Brown, Joseph
Budnitsky, Samuel Caplan, Harry
Cohen, Abraham Davidson, F. Ep-
stein, Abraham Ferar, Rose Fine,
Samuel Fleisher, Jennie Fresh, I.
Gallow, Philip J. Gilbert, S. Gold-
LEON KAY
Food stick Hannah Goodman, Isadore
President, Jewish National
Goodman, I. E. Goodman, Philip
Council of Detroit.
Houtz, Harry L. Kopel, Joseph 0.
Kopel, G. Lefkofsky, Theodore Le-
vin, harry Love (in memory of her
daughter, Mildred) Samuel Mitch-
ell, Albert Oppenheim, Julia Op-
penheim, Louis Oppenheim, Rose
Oppenheim, Sol Perlman, Moe
Prince, Abraham Robinson, Reu-
ben Sandler, William Sandler, Sam-
uel Schflander, Abraham Schmier,
Samuel Schwartz, Karl B. Segall,
W. B. Seigel, Charles A. Smith,
Julius Steinberg, Ethel Subar,
Abraham Warshawsky, AI Wein,
A. H. Weinstein and Frank Wets-
man.
Mrs. W. B. Isenberg, Longfel-
low 7630, is receiving reservations
for the Midwest Zionist Confer-
ence dinner, sponsored by Hadas-
RABBI JEROME D. FOLK MAN soh, at Hotel Statler, next Sun-
day evening, Oct. 30, at 6 o'clock.
Jackson, Mich.

HYMAN J. BACHRACH
DIES AT AGE OF 81

LETerza. BOX

REV. SOLOMON RUBIN

Bicur Cholera's Thanks.

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
As chairman of the publicity
committee of the twenty-third an-
nual Yom Kippur night dance,
allow me to extend the apprecia-
tion of the Bicur Cholem Jrs, for
the co-operation rendered the so-
ciety by your worthy paper. The
weekly publicity in your paper has
gone far in helping make this af-
fair successful.
As you probably know, this
year's proceeds were distributed
between the Five Cent Kosher
Kitchen and the Bicur Cholem
Srs. Both institutions were in
dire need of funds and the money
from this affair will allow these
to continue their work for some
time. As a Jewish publication you
have done a worthy deed to help
your needy people.
Thanking you again, I remain,
Yours very truly,
Joseph E. Goodstein,
Chairman of Publicity,
Bicur Cholem, Jrs.

memorating the seventy-fifth an-
niversary of the founding of Pis-
gah Lodge of B'nai B'rith. Aaron
Droock, past president of Pisgah
Lodge and a former member, of
the grand lodge constitutional
committee, will be the principal
speaker.
The musical program will feat-
ure Rev. Solomon Rubin, noted
cantor, and Samuel Solomon, tab,
ented pianist, in a group of Jew-
ish folk songs.
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple
Beth El will again present his
weekly "Question and Answer
Forum," answering questions on
Jewish religious observance and
Jewish customs.
Aaron Kurland, attorney and
chairman of the forum, will pre-
side.
Last Sunday's program on the
Jewish Radio Forum ,featured a
play, "Simchas Torah," specially
written for the occasion by Paul-
ine Sherman. Sol R. Levin, at-
torney, member of the board of
the United Hebrew Schools, was

.

Nyman J. Bachrach of 9617 Del-
mar avenue died on Oct. 21 at the
age of 81. Funeral services were
held on Oct. 23, with interment
in Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi
IL Hurwitz zofficiated.
Coming here from Cincinnati,
Mr. Bachrach has been a resident
of Detroit for 26 years. During
his stay here he has been active
in synagogue and community af-
fairs, especially devoting himself
to the work of the Talmud Torahs.
He was a past president of the
Mullett street synagogue.
The son of the late Jacob Bach-
rach and grandson of Judah ben
Joshua Heskiel Bachrach, he comes
from a prominent family of Tal-
mudists. The Jewish Encyclo-
pedia devotes a biographical para.
graph to his grandfather, who was
born in Lithuania in 1775.
MEYER W. WEISGAL
He is survived by his wife, Dora;
Executive Director, Midwest Zion.
three sons, Frank, Moss and Max;
ist Region.
three daughters, Jennie Abel,
Sarah Smotkin and Rose Wets-
man; 19 grandchildren and seven
great grandchildren.

OBITUARY

BERTHA ALTMAN
of 2287 West Philadelphia avenue,
56 years old, died on Oct. 22.
Funeral services were held on Oct.
23 with interment at B'nai David
Cemetery. She is survived by her
husband, Nathan; two sons, Dr.
Albert J. and Ilarry; and two
daughters, Sophie and Mrs. Bella
Chefetz.

HARRY GERSHENZOM

of 3911 Thirty-first street, 76
years old, died on Oct. 22. Fu-
neral services were held on Oct.
24 with interment at liar Har-
moria Cemetery. He is survived
by his wife, Bessie, and a son,
Selig.

An unveiling of a tombstone
of Charles Gilman will take place
on Sunday, Oct. 30, at 2 p. m.,
at Cloverhill Park Cemetery, Rel-
atives and Mende are invited.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Ross
Applebaum, who passed away one
year ago, Oct. 20, 1931 (9th of
Chesvan).

A lovint mother. true and kind
No friend onearth like here we'll and
For all of us she did her best
And God men her eternal rest.

Sadly missed by her daughter,
of 3710 Humphrey avenue, 85 grandchildren and great - grand-
years old, died on Oct. 26. Fu- children.
neral services were held on Oct.
In loving memory of our be-
27 with interment at Cloverhill
loved son and brother, Irving
Park Cemetery.
Smith, who passed away one year
ago, Oct. 29, 1931.
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Philadelphia announces that the
enrollment for the first term of
the present academic year num-
bers 48 student& of whom 40 are
men and eight women. These stu-
dents represent a wide number of
institutions of learning, being
graduates respectively of 45
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GERTRUDE PUPKO

of Monument.

heard in an address on "The
Work of the United Hebrew
Schools," and Rhoda Zahavie,
dramatic soprano, sang several
songs appropriate for the occa-
sion.
Mr. Kurland announced that
plans for the fall and winter sea-
son of the Jewish Radio Forum
have now been completed, and
that the programs will include a
series of debates on questions of
Jewish interest and a number of
programs discussing the activities
of the various Jewish institutions
of Detroit. Mr. Kurland also
stated that the "Question and An-
swer Period" conducted by Rabbi
Film has received wido acclaim
from the audience, and that it
will be continued during the corn-
ing months,

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MAX DAVIS

of 8731 Second boulevard, 53
years old, died on Oct: 24. Funeral
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on Oct. 26 with
interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offi-
ciated. He is survived by his wife,
Fannie.

Unveiling

The Junior Home Relief Society
announces a bridge tea to be given
Nov. 19, at 948 Virginia Park,
at 2 p. m. For tickets call Rosalie
Konners, Ilogarth 3371, or Sybil
Weisman, Garfield 8129.
Miss Wilma Schilar was hostess
to the juniors on Oct. 22. The
next meeting, on Nov. 5, will take
place at the home of Winifred
Louise Cornell, 2980 Richton.

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STELLA GROHS

of 4828 Twenty-third street, 34
years old, died on Oct. 26. Fu-
neral services were held at Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home on Oct. 28
with interment at Oakview Ceme-
tery. She is survived by her hus-
band, Arthur, and four sisters,
Mrs. Lillian Jacobson, Mrs. Eva
IRWIN I. COHN
Chairman of Project for Detroit Porges, Mrs. May Solomon and
Wood in Washington Forest;
Mrs. Minnie Winter.

JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
President, Zionist Organization of
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