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HADASSAH LUNCHEON
PLANS PROGRESSING

Every Iladassah member is "don-
on luncheon-conscious" these days.
Not only dues she work and sacri-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frankel announce the engagement of their
fice ceaselessly to earn or save het
own $20 for the Fifth Annual Don- daughter, Tillie Helen, to Ben Mossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
or Luncheon in December, but she Mossman, of London, Ontario.
avticely assists her fellow mem-
Mrs. Henry Davis of Chicago boulevard announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Selma, to Maxwell Sobel of Jacksonville, Fla.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Sobel.
Mrs. Minnie Smith of Taylor avenue announces the engagement
of her daughter, Betty, to Leo Schwartz, son of Sol Schwartz of
LaSalle boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher of 1751 West Philadelphia avenue
announce the engagement of their daughter, Edythe, to Harry Cohen,
son of Mrs. Annie Cohen of 1956 l'ingree avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Roth of Glenddle avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Julia, to Nathan Goldberg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goldberg of Grand avenue.

75c

FOREST CLEANERS
awl DY E RS

MRS. HARRY M. SHULMAN

hers and friends to raise theirs.
Valuable ideas are exchanged and
progress reported every Wednesday
noon at the Phoenie Club, punct-
543-547 E. Forest
uated by stimulating programs of
talks and songs. Judge Charles
Rubiner addressed the rally of Nov.
2, emphasizing the idealistic phases
of Hadassah's work and a group of
Supplying the
young women singers, attired in
Proper Grade
sailor costumes, melodiously
brought pleasant memories of last
of Oil as
year's donor luncheon,
On Nov. 9, Ilenry Wineman,
Specified by the
chairman of the board of governors
of the Jewish Welfare Federation,
Maker of Your
not only extolled Hadassah as the
Oil Burner
outstanding Jewish womens' group
in Detroit, but•cndited the organ-,
ization for developing among its
members an international social-
mindedness, instead of a strictly
Lafayette 4500
communal one. Clever parodies of
popular songs, covering the bake
E.
FEINBERG,
Vice-Presi4nt
CHARLES
shop and rummage departments,
were sung by Mesdames Burton
Clamoge, Ilannah Goodman, Gerald
Sandorf, Norman Schwartz and A.
11. Weinstein, accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Sidney Allen. Next
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
Wednesday noon, Nov. 16, Simon
Shetzer, president of the Michigan
Exclusively Income Tax Work for Twelve Years
Zionist Region, will address the
1217 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
workers. Mrs. Louis Robinson,
donor luncheon chairman, extends
a welcome to all.
Many of the earning activities
are listed in the Iladassah bulletin
recently mailed ho all members.
Special attention is called to the
AT THE PRICE
Iladassah Bake Shop, on Dexter,
YOU WANT TO PAY
near Webb, where Mrs. Samuel
Ilerman and Mrs. Herman Schmier
•
Low overhead permits us to
Gets Important Appoint. are assisting dozens of women to
supply the entire family with
ear
ntheir quotas through the sale
shoes at depression prices.
ment from Mayor
of delicious home-made foods of
Latest styles and finest quality.
Frank Murphy.
many varieties. The rummage
sales are proving very successful,
Mayor Frank Murphy on under the chairmanship of Mrs.
!Harry M. Shulman, over 60 women
Thursday appointed Mrs. •having already earned their quotas
11612 DEXTER BOULEVARD
Gertrude Wineman as a through this source alone.
Next to Dexter Theater
member of the Welfare Last Tuesday afternoon, Hades-
! soh gave its members a musical
Commission.
I feast at flute' Statler, through a
Mrs. Wineman, who is the beautiful program of piano solos
wife of Henry Wineman, !rendered by Edward Bredshall, di-
chairman of the board of rector of tke Art Center Music
School. The meeting drew a large
Today and Sunday
directors of the Jewish Wel- I attendance.
fare Federation of Detroit, I Following is a list of additional
is a leader in Jewish affairs ' donor luncheon pledges:
Starting Monday, Nov. 14
here. She is chairman of the

ARGO OIL CORPORATION

ROY B. CARLIN

WELFARE POST FOR
MRS, H. WINEMAN

Nov. 19—Miss Cecile J. Lapides, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Morris Lapides of 3514 Mt. Elliott. to Frederick Bartholomew, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bartholomew of this city, at the Barium
Hotel. Dr. Leo M. Franklin will officiate. Reception at 9 p. m.
Nov. 20—Miss Pearl Chefets, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Chefets of 3303 Tyler avenue, formerly of Windsor, to Morris Lieber-
man, son of Mrs. Jacob Lieberman Perchikoff of this city, at Congre-
gation Beth Judah, Pingree and Woodrow Wilson. Ceremony at
5:30 p. m. No cards.
Nov. 20—Miss Lucille Hoffman, daughter of Mrs. Sadie A. Hoff-
man of 11331 Dexter boulevard, to George A. Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Brown of 629 Belmont avenue.
Nov. 20—Miss Gwendolyn F. Knoppow, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Knoppow, to Mack Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Marks of Pasadena, Calif., formerly of Detroit, at Los Angeles, Calif.
Nov. 20—Miss Pauline Rosalind Kalish, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Kalish of 2730 Monterey, to Dr. Reuben J. Mendels-
ohn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mendelssohn of 1526 Lawrence,
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel.

FRIDAY EVENING, NOV.

11, SATURDAY AND

and Evening), NOV. 12 . 13

The entire personnel of our

A New Musical

new company in

Comedy

"Minnie On Broadway"

By S. STEINBERG
An Enlarged Chorus of Beautiful Girls

TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE
Evenings: $1.00 - 75c - 50c - 35c
Matinee: 75c - 50c - 3k • 25c

MISS PEARL CIIEFETS

Mr. and Mrs. Max Chefets of
3303 Tyler avenue, formerly of
Windsor, announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Pearl,
to Morris Lieberman, son of Mrs.
Jacob Liebennan Perchikoff of this
city, on Sunday, Nov. 20, at Con-
gregation lieth Judah, Pingree and
Woodrow Wilson. Ceremony at
5:30 p. m. No cards.

Nov. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Loewenstein (Eleanor Sloman)
a son, Marshall Frederic.
Nov. 5—To Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glasier (Sarah Rudolf of Chata
nooga, Tenn.), a daughter, Mary Frances.
Nov. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blocher (Ruth Cohen), a son,
Harold Warren.

Cabaret Supper Dance

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Tel. TRinity 2-3485

SUNDAY (Matinee

Births

Zedakah's Thanksgiving

littmans People's' Theater

12th and Seward

Wedding Calendar

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PHONE COlumbio 4200

SHOES

Engagements

PAGE THREE

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ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER'S
MARRIAGE ON NOV. 20

FOUR BOXING BOUTS
AT CENTER SMOKER

The committee on arrangements
for the Thanksgiving cabaret sup-
per dance, Nov. 20, at the Stotler
Hotel, report that all efforts are An Interesting Evening Is
being made to make this affair a Planned for Wednesday,

Nov. 16.

Y. W. H. A. GIFT TO
COMMUNITY FUND

Numerous Activities Keep Club-
house Humming.

In further emulation of the ex-
ample out them by the National
Council of Jewish Women, who
guide and guard their fortunes, the
members of the Young Women's
Hebrew Association, through an
inter-club representative congress,
called the House Council, contri-
buted $50 to the Detroit Commun-
ity Fund.
A new activity of the "Y" this
season, conducted in conjunction
with the National Council of Jew-
ish Women, is the social club and
lip reading class which is held on
Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
This group is open to both young
men and women who wish instrae-
tion in lip-reading and who wish
to widen their social contacts.
An Armistice party for mem-
bers of the "Y" will be held at the
clubhouse, Saturday evening, Nov.
12. The Armistice dance on Sun-
day, Nov. 13, will be open to the
public.
Try-outs are now being held for a
musical comedy to be produced by
the "Y" in December. The pro-
duction is to be under the direction
of Misa Sarah Hillel, recreation
worker of the "Y."
Two athletic leagues, one for
boys and one for girls, are now
being organized from among "Y"
club. The girls' basketball teams
will hold weekly practice at the
Temple Beth EI gymnasium on
Tuesday evenings. The first meet-
ing of representatives to the boys'
league will be held at the "Y" on
Sunday, Nov. 13, at 3:30 p. m.
Golf instruction will be offered
every Wednesday evening to young
men and women in a class that
meets at the Grandwood Indoor
Golf School. Individual and group
instruction will be given by a pro-
fessional teacher. Registrations
for this class must be made at the
clubhouse.
The Chess Club, which meets on
Monday evenings at 8 o'clock, has
begun regular sessions under the
sponsorship of Sol Levin. This
club in making plans for competi-
tive events to he held later in the
season. All who wish to play chess
or to learn to play chess are invited
to attend the next meeting on Mon-
day, Nov. 14.
The child-study classes, held on
Monday evenings and on Wednes-
day afternoos, under the direction
of Mrs. E. Monteith, include a study
of the latest approved psychologi-
cal methods of training children

FREE Passes to the Yiddish Theater

To secure free panel to the Yiddish Theater, for any
performance you choose to s ee, call Longfellow 6051 and
you will he given the desired information.

Cull us and tic will explain to you what you have to do
to eta free tickets.

United Dairies, Inc,

905 East 6-Mile Road

LONGFELLOW 6051

We are pleaned to make these free offers in order to be
of assistance to Littman's Yiddish People's Theater. Tickets,.
are available to you whether you buy milk from um or not
Just give us a phone call and we will send them to you.

Thanksgiving Cabaret Supper Dance
— given by the —
ZEDAKAH CLUB

SUNDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20
Crystal Ballroom — Hotel Statler

Supper will be served commencing at 9 p. m.

MUSIC BY AN EXCELLENT ORCHESTRA
Admission: 75 Cents Per Plate

LADIES AID SOCIETY
DINNER-DANCE NOV. 20

On Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
9, the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
met at the Lawrence Dexter Hall.
Final arrangement were planned

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You will always meet
your friends

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at the

Blaine Kosher
Restaurant

You will like our food, ser-
vice and prices. Not oily

are we proud of our rem,•

saline, but we WORK HARD
ticipants in the Golden Gloves
to maintain it.
tournament, two wrestling matches
between members of the City
Special for this week-
College wrestling team, football
end and all of next
movies, a prominent speaker, and
week—
various other entertainment will
feature the Jewish Centers ath-
letic committee smoker and get-
1
together at 8 p. m. next Wednes-
day, Nov. 16, at the B'nai Moshe
No extra charge for service
Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
for children.
Four fast ptepping matches are
Your Family's Host at the
Be
promised between the following
boxers:
George Keywell, 145 pounds,
versus Freddy Herkowitz, 145
pounds. /
Herman Goldberg, 112 pounds,
versus Max Cash, 113 pounds.
Gerald Goldberg, 135 pounds,
8729 TWELFTH ST.
versus Willie Ehrlich, 133 pounds.
■ at Gladstone
Get the Habit--Eat Hors
Louis Averbach, 140 pounds,
and Alex Schwartz
Morris
versus Russell Meltzer, 140
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MRS. HELEN AUSLANDER
pound.
A. Perry. Nolu hon eons, Aurueu
woman's auxiliary of the De- Edward
ro
,
Brown. Harry G. lir‘ n,
Lou Saferstein, 143 pounds,
for the annual dinner dance to be
'
Cole,
p Adol hDeutsch.Anthony
Abe Gold, 124 pounds, and Abe
troit Service Group, is active
MRS. MAX ELIAS
held on Sunday evening, Nov. 20,
Mats.
Saferstein, 122 pounds, will act
EglreiI.,
!
at this hall. A well known radio
' 171•
Eli!;.
in Iladassah and has for
Joseph E kJh
delightful one. There will be mu. as alternates.
star will be one of the features of
three years been among the I h t:::t i r tnd'enkriten, JogIt' Fri'ed:
Friedberg,
F
fin sic by the Detroiters and enter-
It a. m.-liut
The City College wrestling rep-
the evening. An excellent orchestra
of her into husband), Ben Gold-
leaders in Allied Jewish ' memory
berg, Ben Goldman, Harry Goldman, tainment. Supper will be served resentatives will be: Nathan Spin-
has been engaged and a home-
56 E. COLUMBIA EL'irtisi.
Ilene Grevnin, PhIlip Gross. harry C. at 9 o'clock.
Campaigns.
ner,
138
pounds,
versus
Wallace
Hungarian
chicken
dinner
reeked
Stirring story of mother love
Grossman, Harry N. Grossman. Mac
Tragic!
Intriguing! Lustful!
Mra. Jack Greenberg, chairman, Biddelman, 138 pounds; Cal
will be served. The public is urged
I. M Hertz, J. N. Holbrook,
Mrs. Wineman is also ac- Hayman.
Fascinating I
JoshuaHurwitz, Harry L. Jackson, A
and her co-chairman, Mrs. Ilarry
It Is the love story of • typical
to place reservations early, by call-
165 pounds, versus Chuck
tive on the Travelers Aid J•colis Sam Jospey. Himnn S. Koolan Tyner, and their able committee, George,
American girl. Brimming with
ing Hemlock 3350-R, Mee. H .Aus-
Way, 165 pounds.
Joseph
' K.rbel
' Max Keidan It. Klein
TRUDE BERLINER
romance. mirth and laughter.
Committee.
land., or Garfield 6454-R, Mrs. J.
Fred Klein Mas J Koran Joseph Levi* Mesdames Sylvia Rosenberg, Jean
The wrestlers, as well as the
•
Sul R. Levin,
Norris Levinson, Edina Gould, Belle Staub, Charlotte boxers, will appear with the sanc-
— Bs
Greenwald.
Reduced Prices Continue
Lewis, Seymour Lewis. Jae. Linden-
A special meeting will be held
If a person has money in his haunt. 1.-1,1pchinsky, Emil Loewenberr Gould, Dorothy Lightstone, Hen- tion of the Michigan A. A. U.
SPECIAL. PRICES:
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 16, at
possession and he is in doubt Robert 1...enere. 1.a. Luryea. Joseph netts Nieman, Sylvia Shapiro, Joe Goldberg, lightweight cham-
Nights-250. 40c, 6k
4 ^". MI.", Wallace Newton. C Tillie Germansky, Bess Osborn. pion of Michigan State Normal SISTERHOOD TO HOLD
the home of Mrs. J. Greenwald,
whether it beongs to charity or not I Min.•
Lichter, George Robert, E. M. Rosen.
Mats. Wed. Thu. Sat.-25c • 4k
5577 Ridgewood avenue. All mem-
—he should give it to charity."— v.
(hal, Charles Kubiner, Joseph so-h e 0.- Sara Karbel, Edith Shapiro,' Ann College for the past two years,
A
MEMBERSHIP
TEA
Plus Tax
(Hamburg's Gay Whits Way)
vie Sam,. Joseph Sandler, J. S. seeds. Kochmeal, Evelyn Woolman and will referee, Charles Sellings,
bers are urged to attend this meet-
Shulhan Arukh 248:1
Jacob Sohakne. leoac shiner, Philip
ing and to bring in all their ticket
German 100% Talking and
stam.. Bee Simon. ssa,,e1 seem,. Tillie Ellman, Ida Greenbaum, Ann former A. A. U. featherweight
meeting
of
the
Sisterhood
Th e
money and reservations.
Leonard N Simon, sae, singer. J. A. Keatenberg and Ethel Fisher, champion of Michigan, and Bill
Singing Drama!
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek,
uis
S0h1/11011. i.tlill Stoll, Jae Ttrlilniv. Lout"
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 28,
have been untiring in their Nash, former A. A. U. middle- on Monday, Nov. 14, at 2 p. m.,
J. .ripobi;;eis.m.„
Tobin,
We i se Herb e rt
a card party will be held.
rr: efforts in planning this supper, weight champion of Michigan, will
Rol. wss,oen. n'ee
Mrs. Ilelen Auslander is an ac-
jami n Wilk. Joseph Wisner, Jh
osep Yol• Proceeds wi I go towards maintain- act as seconds.
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
'', Leon Zechman, Joseph recht.n.
tive member of the committee,
Maurice Caplan of the Metro-
legitimate grievance in this re- Mary rolls, Rudolph 2 ulebook and Mr. ing the aced and making layettes.
ORCHESTRA HALL
(Continued from Page One)
Mrs. Max Elias has charge of politan Motion Picture Company
Herman Refiner of Wind., on behalf
gard.
POPULAR CONCERT
of his mother. Included In this group the reservations and urges all
promises
that
the
football
movies
VICTOR
KOLAR, Directing
Is
•
atom.
who
rectived
•
check
for
tion of L Elliot, State Attorney, Revisionists Deny Strike Breaking
520 for th e Harlots. lunette. it . a members and friends to make to be shown are some of the finest
8:30 Saturday Eve., Nov. 12
Activities in Palestine.
for his anti-Semitic utterances.
d
a n ni ..... r y gift from her bus. theirs early by calling Euclid 3072, that have ever been filmed.
b w . m ulding
At
a
meeting
at
the
home
of
Miss
KALINNIKOW
SYMPHONY
The headquarters of the World
A similar resolution was adopt-
Mrs. Harry Tyner, Mrs. Jack
William Mazer, chairman of the
Florence Shim, it was announced
h
50c I utk°^T
C.'
nerved 25c
Reserved
ed by the Agudath Israel, both or- Union of Zionist Revisionists is-
Greenberg, Garfield 6329-W; Mrs. athletic committee of the centers,
that
the
Zedakah
Juniors
raised
a
ganizations submitting their de- sued • statement to the press
Max Elias, Hemlock 3134-W.
lore, sum from the rummage sale.
who is in charge of arrangements
denying
the
allegation
that
its
Zedakah acknowledges the do- for the smoker, said yesterday
mands to the government.
Proceeds will be given to charity.
members in Palestine had been
THEATRE
notion of Mrs. R. Feldman, in that although he is not in a posi-
It was decided that the Zedakah BONSTELLE
The Jewish Bar Association also
guilty !of strike breaking, partic-
memory of the Yahrzeit of her tion to announce the name of the
Juniors give • bridge party at the
presented to the Palestine gov- ularly in connection with the
--
for All Other Performance.
mother, Blume Schrieber.
Good
Club Exchange.
ernment a demand for the resig-
speaker of the evening, he is a
clashes at the Frumin Biscuit Fac-
(Continued from Page One.)
Esther and Ruth Kramer of
LANDIS
man of considerable reputation in
nation of State Attorney L. Elliot
tory in Jerusalem.
GO Josephine avenue will be the
for his allegations that all Jews
Detroit athletic circles.
: r. *LESTER VAIL
a
The workers not affiliated with amended to extend to all citizens
next
hostesses
at
the
meeting
on
Mr. Mazer also gave his per-
are necessarily arsonists.
the Histadruth, Palestine Labor the same right to refuse military
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 20, at 1:30 44 *GALE
sonal assurance that there would
The representations were made Federation, simply ask the right training and service as is accorded
1. flory's Solari Comedy
o'clock.
be plenty of cigars and cigarettes
to the Palestine government fol- to work should not be monopolized to the members of a few religious
for
everyone.
"The Animal Kingnom"
FINK • GRUNSTEIN
lowing a meeting where it wen by Socialists, the statement says. bodies.
Registration at B'nai Moshe
1—.500.73441 Is tea 60) isstlwai
The money raised by this
Mrs. M. Grunstein of 10023
decided that Elliot's statement
The Revisionists insist that em-
The conference was concluded
Sunday School Reaches 270. I teem sm. 2.5s to /54. Sen. Es,. 250-300 f
aaii demonstrated his unfitness for ployment be allocated through im- with the reading of a paper by Adams avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, smoker will be used to help fur.
titer
the
athletic
program
of
the
announces
the
marriage
of
her
his office.
nartial labor exchanges under the Dr. Jacob Z. Lauterbach of the
Centers during the coming, win-
Registration for the B'nai Moshe
A similar demand was voiced control of the municipalities or Hebrew Union College of Cincin- daughter, Sylvia, to Morton L.
ter. Tickets are only 25 each,
Sunday School continued last week.
by the entire Jewish press and at the Palestine Jewish National nati on "The Naming of Children Fink, son of Mrs. Hinds Fink of
and are on sale by members of
The enrollment has reached 270.
a meeting of the General Zionists. Council and that compulsory arbi- in Jewish Folklore." Chicago, Ill., which took place en
the committee, at the Centers As-
Preparations for increasing the
MRS. S. Q. KESLER
Following the adjournment of Sunday, Nov. 6, at the B'nai
Elliot's transfer from Palestine, tration, to prevent strikes, be in-
sociation, and at the door.
number of classes are being made.
the conference, the newly elected Moshe Congregation. Rabbi M.
prior to his resignation, was await- traduced.
will
feature
a
membership
tea.
Registration is still open.
High Commissioner Is Guest at
executive board met in session Fisher officiated.
ed by Palestine Jewry.
so-
The
affair
will
be
held
in
the
At the teacher's meeting, plans
Dinner.
Sunday afternoon and Monday.
were
discussed for publishing ■
hall
of
the
synagogue.
Seeks To Collect L10,000 from
cial
MARGOLIS • KIRSCHBAUM
Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope,
Mrs. Herbert Warner, president school newspaper by the student.
Arab Family.
Mrs.
Abraham
Kirschbaum
an-
Palestine High Commissioner, now
Defer
Congress
Action.
Laoadorod or
laxly
The
alumni and graduatnig
Joshua Chankin, land purchas- in London enroute to Geneva
of the Sisterhood, while announc-
Cyril Wagner, non of Mr. and ing the plans for the tea, stressed classes will take care of the editing 3t •I'
CINCINNATI.— 1.1
DRY CLEANED
ing agent of the Jewish National
daughter, Florence, to .Nathan
where
he
is
to
report
to
the
Man-
,
After
much
heated
discussion
re-
Mrs.
Henry
Wagner
of
Detroit,
raffled e•
with
the
assistance
of
the
teach-
•
I
Fund, has entered a suit for dam-
the fact that membership in the
World . ergo is, eon of Mr. and Mrs. under-sheriff of Wayne County,
L
ages in the amount of ten thou- dates Commission next week, was garding the question of a
sisterhood is open to all feminine ers. The other classes will con-
JaTlifil Margolis, which took place
the
guest
of
honor
Oct.
27
at
a
i
Jewish
Congress,
the
Central
Con-
tribute
most
of
the
material.
sand pounds against an Arab ram-
at the Book Cadillac Hotel Oct. was signally honored by being members of the synagogue and
he roe
idinner held in the Palestine Club. ! Terence of American Rabbis finally 30. Mr. and Mrs. Margolis left selected to act as one of an es- that friends of the Shaarey Zedek,
Semara, of Tulkarem.
DRAPERIES
Norman Bentwich, former At- ' adopted the ‘ resolution contained
tort of 40 which accompanied even though not affiliated. are in-
Chankin has brought suit for
for
an
eastern
trip.
Dry
skewedn*
Calendar
of
Events
of
the
torney General for Palestine, pre- in the resident's message. The
President lloover from his train vited to join. All those desirous
Property purchased from the Sem- sided. The guests Included Sir
to the auditorium in Chicago and of joining the sisterhood are
League of Jewish Worn-
1.11P54114. recommended that "the
1 2
era family several yeah ago which
SINCLAIR • BOCK
PO PIP
I Herbert Samuel, fiat Palestine conference take this matter under
also from the depot to the meet- urged to communicate with Mrs.
en's Organizations.
the Arabs refuse to relinquish.
high
Commissioner,
Robert
Waley
careful
consideration
and
instruct
Mrs.
Edith
Bock
announces
the
ing
place
where
he
spoke
In
In-
I
Herman
August,
chairman
of
the
WINDOW
SHADES
marriage
of
her
daughter,
Faye,
dianapolis.
' Cohen. Sir Philip Ilartog, Lord the executive board to place it on
Cleaned, ravened
membership committee.
Conservative M. P. Demands Pref. I
Nov. 13--Junior Hadassah Din-
I Melchett. Nahum Sokolow, presi- 1 the agenda for the conference to Max Sinclair, son of Hyman
Cyril Wagner is an honor Btu-
254 plots
for Palestine Products.
Mrs, Ilarry Z. Brown, in charge
on residence.
Sunday, Oct.
29, M.
at dent at the Culver Military Acad.
ner Dance at Chalet.
nun tro4.1
dent of the World Zionist Organ'. , meeting in 1933 for definite ac- Sinclair,
the bride's
Rabbi
of the membership tea, has ar-
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—A de- elation, and Dr. Chaim Weizmann. i tion.,,
of
Shea-
Nov.
14—Sisterhood
emy in Culver, Ind., where he is ranged • symposium as the feature
LAMP
SHADES
mand that imperial preference
f rey Zedek Meeting.
•
former president of the World i Substitute resolutions by Rabbi Zager officiated.
a member of the famous Black of the afternoon. The subjeat
Beinotlfolly Clones{
'status be granted Palestine im-
Nov. 15—Jewish Women's Eu-
, Zionist movement. Jacob Marcus and Rabbi James
Horse Troupe. The honor guard for the symposium is "Jewish
1So
and
$1.15
ports was voiced in the House of
COHEN - SHINDLE
ropean Welfare Organiza-
I Dr. Weizmann delivered the Heller were voted down. Rabbi
for President Hoover was selected
Commons by the Conservative
AN Curtain llotod Fro
The marriage of Miss Sylvia from Culver students, and Cyril Ceremonials and Traditions." Miss
tion Luncheon.
principal address and described Stephen S. Wise branded the rem-
Elizabeth
Finley,
Mrs.
David
A.
Shindle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
No:. 20—Zedakah Club Dance.
• co off whit
B ritain the hardships suffered by the Jew. lotion as mild and tepid and urged Morris Shindle, to Albert Cohen. Wagner was the only Detroiter Emmen, Mrs. A. Feldstein, Mrs.
do a/.
/ 0 or
It s absur d,
I
Dec. 11—Home Relief Society
ole in the Diaspora. Pales- the conference to take immediate
thou to be honored.
Sol Q. Kesler and Mrs. Arthur
to be responsible for • ' defense and ish pep
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen.
--Carnival (evening).
Free City Delivery
he
said,
is
their
only
hope.
action
which
will
help
formulate
S.' Purdy will contribute papers.
was solemnized at Congregation
preservation df law and order in
Dec.
14--Jewish
Women's
Wel.
24.Hour Service
: Addreases were also delivered united Jewish action. During the
Palestine, and yet t o be debarred
an orchid frock and carried butter- General discussion will follow.
fare Organisation—Bridge
:by Sir Arthur, Dr. Sokolow and discussion Rabbi Harry Ettelson Besai Zion, Oct. 30.
Additional features of the after.
from giving Pale stine 'Tonne!'
Mies Selma Goren was maid of fly roses.
Tea,
I
Lord
Melchett.
The
Palestine
of
Memphis,
Tenn.,
took
exception
noon will consist of a musical pro-
preference. This is an anomalous
Dec. 20 —Hadassah Donor
delivered • , to "efforts to force hasty action honor. She were a pale green i Irving Feldman attended Mr. gram and several unannounced
ust be cleared Hieh Commissioner
situation whi c h
frock and carried Talisman roses Cohen as best man, and Benjamin
Luncheon.
Dr. Sanders Moves Office.
l very brief address, in which he by charges of timidity on a move-
up.
items
of
intereet.
Vocaleeelec-
The
bridesmaids
were
Miss
Sylvia
,
Berghoff,
Benjamin
Katz
and
Ir-
Jan. 25—Women's Auxiliary of
his heart. Mr. mint not scheduled to take place
d regret I tine people to
tions will be presented by Miss
M e Will i ams
Hebrew Schools, Donor
!said that he has taken tie Pales- before 1934." Others were equally Shindle, a cousin of the bride, who I wing Blum were the ushers.
Dr. Alexander W. Sanders an-
that the Ottawa conference deci- Bentwich explained that in view
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen left for an Sara Sweetwine. accompanied by 1
wore a peach-colored frock and
Luncheon.
! nounces the removal of his office
sions are prejudicial to the future of his position, Sir Arthur can- as vigorous in their opposition to carried yellow roses,
Miss Golds eastern trip and will reside at 3730 Misa Sara Weinberg. Miss Flor-
Feb. 28 —Z ed ak•b Donor
w
any action that would be more
!from Thomas avenue to 9325
progress of the orange industry
Luncheon.
Tunis, who was similarly gowned. I Monterey avenue upon their re- ence Kutzen will render a group
not be expected to speak on Pal-
I Grand River avenue.
in Paleetine. He brged the British
of piano numbers.
and Nisi Sylvia Cohen, who wore turn.
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