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♦_ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Plotkin announce the engagement of thei
daughter, Lottie, to Dr. Harry A. Bonoff, son of Mr. and Mrs. D
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Eisler of
8740 Arcadia announce the Ba Bonoff of Los Angeles, California.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Cordon of 218 Josephine avenue announce th
Mitzvah of their son, Norman Ed
gar, on Saturday, Dec. 10, at 10 'engagement of their daughter, Sylvia Ruth, to II. James Heifer o
this
city,
brother of Mr. and Mrs. Ely Schwartz of New York City
a. m., at the B'nai Moshe Syne
Mr. and ?sirs. Harry Shapiro of Pingree avenue and Cherie
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence. Re-
ception at home Sunday, Dec. 11, Goldstein announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosalin
from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. No Goldstein, to Alan Greenberg, son of Mrs. Fannie Greenberg of
cards.
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. !seder Kosak of 3765 Wager avenue announce
Mrs. M. Isaacs and son, Mark, the engagement of their daughter, Fannie, to Manuel Green, son of
of Ottawa, Ontario, were the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green of Toronto, Ontario.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. Ressler
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brinkman of 1718 Hazelwood avenue an-
of West Euclid avenue.
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Belle, to Dr. Albert Bloom,
son
of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bloom of Detroit.
Mr. and Sirs. Jos. Heller of Vir-

ginia l'ark have as their house
guests their brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Heller of Chicago, whose mar-
riage was solemnized in Chicago
on Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Ilelle
are spending their honeymoon trav-
eling through the East and Can
ada.

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Wedding Calendar

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I

Himelhocia.

MRS. THEODORE WEINBERG
(Miss Jeanne H. Sandler)

Dec. 4—Miss Mabel Osnos, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Osnos
to Harry Seligson of this city. Reception at 2673 Taylor avenu
from 2 to 5 p. m. No cards.
Dec. 4—Miss Ann Pollack of Detroit, daughter of Albert Pollack
Mrs. Albert Summer entertains d
at a tea of lovely appointments o n of Riverton, Conn., to Victor Zuckerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sunday, Nov. 27, in honor of Mis I Zuckerman of 3018 Elmhurst.
Shirley Kelt, a bride-elect of Jan '
Dec. 4—Miss Belle Baron, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
1. The Misses Jean Blair, Doro . Baron, to Edward Rothenberg, son of Mrs. Sarah Rothenberg, at
thy Summer and Bessye Kosa k the Beth Abraham Congregation, Rabbi Thumin officiating. Ceremony
assisted at the tea table.
at 8 p. m.
Elizabeth Weisgross, daughter of Mrs. Anna
Dec. 18—Miss
Bess Freedman of 54 Massa • Weisgross
of 2994 Leslie 'avenue, to Dr. Harry M. Friedman, son
chusette avenue was hostess at , , of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Friedman of 2700 Cortland avenue.
social meeting of the Gamma Et
Dec. 25--Miss Dorothy Alpert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E
Mu Sorority on Tuesday evening ,
Alpert of 1574 Cortland avenue, to Albert A. Jaffin, at Buddy's,
Nov. 22.
Rabbi M. Zager will officiate.
Dec. 25—Miss Dolly Esther Bachrach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
M. Bachrach, to Morris Harold Raskas, in the Crystal Ballroom of the
1 Book-Cadillac Hotel.
i
1

The marriage of Miss Jeanne
II. Sandler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Sandler, to Theo-
dore Weinberg, son of Mr. and ■■■
Mrs. I. Weinberg of Rochester,
N. Y., was solemnized at Hotel
r
Statler Sunday evening, Nov. 27.
$
The Showing of a Selection of Attractive
The ceremony took place under 0
a canopy and bell made of white
mums. The aisle was flanked on
533-547 E. Forest
both sides with potted palms
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
which were joined with white /A
ribbons. At the altar were tell
Especially Priced
5
silver candelabra, containing white
E
burning candles. The aisle was 5
carpeted in white satin.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi FA
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING of
Joseph Eisenman officiated.
Miss Sandler was charming in
a Louise Boulanger Queen Anne
0
Suite 528—WASHINGTON ARCADE BUILDING
style gown of antique satin bodice 0
1540 Washington Blvd. — Opposite Steller Hotel
and
puff
sleeves,
combined
with
Affair on Dec. 26 Under th eBirths
lace with a three-yard
I Alencon
s 1118 11 ■■■■ k 1,
• OW LS ■■ • • ■
train. Th wedding cap and veil r. WI b't ■ 1131,1 ■ N sl k" • Nal ■■■■■■
Auspices of J. N. F.;
i
Suite 407-9-11
were of Alencon lace and Anges
Flag
Day
Dec.
11.
PIIONE:
Nov. 15—To Mr. and Mrs. S. Katcher of 11750 N. Martindale Model.
Clifford 0105
Mrs. Sandler, mother of the
Plans are being completed b y a daughter, Gloria Ann.
Randolph 2300
Nov. 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Smith (Esther Winkelman) bride, wore a gown of sea foam
the Jewish National Fund for th e
green
transparent velvet, with a
Scientific Reducing, Body Building, Gardner Roller—
e
of
16652
Baylis,
a
daughter,
Suzanne
Marian.
Palestine Night of Music, to b
crystal beaded yoke.
where you roll off the bumps, Exercises, Stall
staged at the Central High Scho c I
The groom's mother wore a
Auditorium on Monday evenin
Bar Work, Steam-Electric Cabinet Bath,
black lace dress and wore a cor-
Dec. 26.
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
Bel-en Paraffin Bath, Salt Glow,
sage of orchids.
The evening's program, now be
Illa-
Miss Mary Sandler attended
Body Massaging, etc.
,-
PROGRAM
TUESDAY
.rriagra
ing perfected. will include a pa
her sister as maid of honor and
—
tomime, a one-act play, Palestin e
LADIES EXCLUSIVELY
BAGDADE
-
WEINER
Treatmeats-75e up
wore
a Paray model of citron-
A
Scandinavian
program
of
vac-
music, dances and a talking pi
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Weiner an colored crepe, with a girdle of
ied interest, to be followed by a nounce
ture.
thei
of
marriage
the
cerise-colored
velvet. She carried
Swedish
the
half-hour
at
The annual Flag Day of th social
OF
Mollie, to Benjamii a corsage of yell and scarlet
e Smorgasbord will be presented by daughter, son
Jewish National Fund will tak 4
of Mr. and Mrs crossed mums and roses.
the
Music
Study
Club,
on
Tuesday
Bagdade,
place Saturday evening, Dec. 1 e I Joseph Bagdade, which was sol
Ted Yates of Rochester attend-
and all day Sunday, Dec. 11. Th
emnized by Rabbi E. Aishiskin a ed his cousin as best man.
Mayor's permit has been secure
Congregation
Beth
David
on
Nov
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
The bridesmaids were the Misses
for the canvass and committe e
end his
24.
Marion Madanes, Ids Marcus,
Exclusively Income Tax Work for Twelve Years
have been organized for this a
Miss Weiner wore a Victoria) Mary Katz, Lillian Zuckerman and
nual traditional collection.
gown of ivory velvet, made wit) Ida Weisman, who wore gowns
1217 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
butterfly sleeves and finished wit] of Chartreuse green, hyacinth
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a tight cuff. The high necklin blue, pea green, pink and bottle
t Ivo, up nummIIIM10Mll;:llE11IC0W0111t0111J01.pig EMEIMICIIIM1100hMUNICISMIIIICIEMNIMISMU
was
finished with a deep lace yoke green, with matching tulle hats.
BE UNDER CONTROL
A lace cap with a wreath o The ushers were Samuel Sand-
OF JEWISH AGEN
orange blossoms held her Ion ler, brother of the bride; Dan
tulle veil, and a Colonial bouque t Fenn, Sam Yates, Al Nelson and
(Continued from Page One.)
of white roses and lilies-of-the Louis Pezedzki.
Dinner was served to 200 guests
valley completed her costume.
At 9 p.m.
Tel. TRinity 2-3488
12th and Seward
vice-presidents; Max Nadler, Ne
Miss Tillie Weiner was her sh and a reception for 100 followed.
$1.00
York, treasurer; Harry Karp., Ne
ter's only attendant. She wor The bride and groom left for
COUVERT (after 9 p.m.) Saturday
York, honorary secretary. Rab
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 4, SATURDAY AND
Week Nights and Sundays • • • • • 504
turquoise blue satin and carrie a visit in Rochester and New York
e
sus
Jacob
Levenson
of
New
York
w
and
from
there
will
sail
for
a
Johanna
Hill
roses.
Her
hat
an
DINNER
(with
Dancing)
a:Iff
to
9
6
SUNDAY (Matinee ■ and Evening), DEC. 6 .
named chairman of the Nation
four weeks' stay in Havana, Cuba.
shoes matched her gown.
The entire personnel of our new company in
a
They
will
make
their
home
In
De-
Executive' Committee.
Bagdade
attended
hi
Michael
Phone Madison 1146
ax
troit.
The convention concluded wi t
brother as best man.
A Beautiful, Powerful Melodrama with Song and Music
A reception at the Weiner hum
a banquet on Sunday attended
on West Philadelphia avenue fo - ISRAEL QUERIDO
five hundred persons. Max
lowed the ceremony, which ws
Yellen presided. Addresses we
THAN EVER
delivered by Rabbi Berlin, Rab L.
attended by relatives and dos (Continued from Page One.)
By J. Zolatarewsky
Wolf Gold, A. L. Geelman, Ab it-
friends.
diamond worker, an Orthodox Jew
MRS.
HARRY
BECK
ER
Mr.
and
Sirs.
Bagdade
will
b
ham Shapiro, Mrs. Ruth Orenstei il,
DON'T MISS IT!
to a Sephardic family
at home at the Grand Rex Apart belonging
Isaac Manch and Max Fagin.
His father apprenticed him to a
A message was received fro re afternoon, Dec. 6, at the Y. W. C. meats at 13641 Dexter boulevan watchmaker as soon as he left the 1,300 AT SPINOZA
TICKETS ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE
h. A. Building, Columbia at Wilherell
Governor-elect Herbert H. Le be
Evenings: $1.00 - 75c - 50c - 35c
Here's what
streets, under the chairmanship of RAUTBORT -LIEBERMAN elementary school, but he was
JUBILEE MEETING
man, regretting his inability to of Mrs.
Harry Becker. Carl Berglund, Mrs. Lena Lieberman announce short-sighted, so that the work was
Matinee: 75c - 50c - 35c • 25c
present owing to the pressure
not suited to him. lie gave it up
vice-consul
of
Detroit,
will
(Continued from Page One.)
his duties as acting governor. a. address the club on "Characteristic the marriage of her daughte and turned to music. He played
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it
In a statement to the rep e_ Scandinavian Music and Lore." Kitty, to Albert Rautbort, son c
the violin in the orchestra of a the-
offers you
sentative of the Jewish Tel
ater and in cafes, and in that way rom toil and sorrow, from un-
Twenty-four
members
of
the
Ballet
Mrs.
Kate
Rautbort,
on
Sunda:
graphic Agency, Rabbi Berli jej D'Enfants of the Detroit Civic Op-
earned his living. In his spare mployment and economic turmoil,
who is the president of the wor ed era Company, under the direction ated.
time he went to continuation he people seek to gain surcease
Mizrachi movement, express ., of Theodore J. Smith, will present
— of —
schools, because he wan thirsty for n the exalted works of one who
gratification with the conventi " Scandinavian folk-dances in native
education.
called blessed. There is still
WOMEN'S PIONEER ORGANIZATION
and stated that It had acco: ett costumes. 1(1 a r ga re t Schulling MIZRACHI PLANNING
His father disapproved of his ,ope for civilization when a vast
(Chalutxos)
plished a great deal. lie assert
mode
of
life.
The
life
of
a
musi-
Hoexter, contralto, accompanied by MID-WESTERN MEE' cian did not enable a man to keep athering assembles to honor the
that the Mizrachi would take ,4- Mrs.' Burton Clamage, will render
SUNDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18
lemory of one who had been un-
religion. So he persuaded him er the strain of • lifelong isola-
Lion to combat all unreligious e 'e- several selections from Grier. The
AT BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL CRYSTAL BALLROOM
A series of bridge parties as id his
to give It up and to go into the dia- ion."
ments and activities in Palest' Le. program will be opened by Mrs. Ru-
Admission 50 Cents
be given during tl mond industry. He did so, but he
Simultaneously with the cc 0- dolf Parducci, who will read a pa- dances will
Proceeds Aid in Furthering Efforts of Jewish Pioneers
The parable of the Hindu
winter seam
not stay in the diamond indus- tudent
MONTH
ventions of the parent anic 1- per on "Scandinavian Composers.. remainder of the
in Palestine.
who asked his teacher
There
will
by
the
Mizrachi
Youth of Petrol did
try .for long. Ile married, opened what is God was strikingly de-
tion the Mizrachi Youth and t he Members are invited.
6
90;
at
RETURN
in their club rooms
jewelry shop and soon lost all he
■
Women's Mizrachi organizati an be a nominal fee for guests.
leted by Dr. Durant. "Master,"
Twelfth street. The first of the se had.
DISTINCTIVE FURS
held their conferences.
PRIVILEGE
bridge parties given by the Mi
It was at this moment that Quer- aid the disciple, "what is God?"
Forty delegates from the Unit ed
rachi Youth will be on Sunda Y. ido turned to journalism, and in My son," the master replied, "cut • EXCURSION RATES
Furs have long been a mark of States and Canada attended t he GHEVRA MISHNAH'S
5TH ANNIVERSARY Dec. 4, at 8:30 p. m. Those In that way drifted into his natural iway the bark of yonder tree
wealth and distinction; in this' youth conference.
charge are: Max Temchin, Ro vocation — writing. Ile rapidly nd you will see God." The dis-
modern age, the chic women of , Plans were formulated for a
Jacobs, Marion Jacobs, Max Sol gained recognition. Before long he iple bared the tree of its bark, I MOST MODERN BUSES
FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED the world know that furs are an mid-western convention to be h id
nit the mystery was still unsolved. I HEALTHFUL HEAT
berg, Sylvia Ruthenberg, Floren, cc was famous.
indispensable accessory of cloth- in Detroit from Dec. 30 to Jan. 2. Affair Planned for Chanukah Chintz and Sidney Raimi.
Plain, 40c per pair.
It may be mentioned in passing, 'Continue cutting deeper," the
Sunday, Dec. 31.
ONLY
ing.
as
show that when he had turned ulster urged. The disciple ep-
The Chevrah Mishnah-Gernor. Edward Ruthenberg, who w 1- to
ii
Gewerkschaf ten To Launch
Fringe, 50c
Discriminating women have
to music it was not merely as a pro- died himself to the task until
NATION-WIDE SERVICE
rah
of
the
Tuxedo
branch
of
the
In
charge
of
the
Flower
Day
cc
$1,000,000 Drive.
learned
that
choice
furs
of
ex-
fessional fiddler, but because he felt here was little left of the tree; Ile *under It's tie world's mut pepeki
Pleated, 90c pair
he
United
Hebrew
Schools
is
making
lections
held
Nov.
19
and
20,
r
T.
A.)—T
NEW
YORK.—(J.
clusive style and workmanship,
ported that to date about 375 h as a real love of music, that his book le was sorely disappointed. "Con- bus' at Elm &Lau um se
Guaranteed to hang straight.
both in the prevailing modes of eighth convention of the Gewe k- plans to celebrate its fifth anni- been collected.
on Chopin is considered one of the tinue your cutting, cut deeper," November trips twal b4 most srekosse sir
spurting ... no 4 you're sme
the current fashions or conform- schaften campaign for Palest] ne versary on the last day of Chants-
The Mid-Western Conference of finest and most understandingly admonished the master. This d Christmas
•11744114, 1134mut mar. Pismo les
It pays to know just u ere
ing to individual ideas of model- Jewish labor institutions h old kah, Sunday evening, Dec. 31, in,
written about Chopin in any Ian- vas done, until there was nothing manias
a
of
Amen,
Mizrachi
Youth
ratan and ar.Watra.
ow
experienced
ed
the
form
of
a
get-together
dinner
the
h
ing, can only be obtained through here over the week-end resolv
guage.
it
eee,
my
eft
of
the
tree.
"You
Detroit, Dec. 30, ;
your curtain clean.
the better clam furrier. to launch a campaign to sec ore to which all the members of the ' to be held in
In polities Querido was an ardent on," the master finally said, "that
congregation as well as the par.1 and Jan. 1 and 2, will have as y Socialist,'
ors •re. Try us.
"FURS BY ROBERT" provide 31 000 000.
in the movement a God; it is the essence that un-
rd
ents
of
the
children
of
the
school
,
speakers
and
representatives
mat - and till the active
Ws
The
convention
went
on
roc
I more satisfaction than a haphazard
end a leading contribu- Jerlies the tree, the idea thereof, Gems
We do bedspreads,
I
prominent
leaders
in
Jewry.
Del
Clavalsoo4
4.111
11.5.
choice at some less well-directed as sharply criticizing all orgy ni- will be invited.
a
for
to
the
Socialist
Ilet Volk. ;he law that brings the tree Into
Ivor/
lampshades or small
from the mid-west, Canal ry His colleagues on Daily
Clationstl
1.111
MOO
This Chevrah has a two-fold , gates other
nations, particularly the Revisi ,n-
SUP
Ilet Volk knew being, that is God." And so on IL Leak
shop,
because
their
furs
are
in-
fluff
rugs.
cella
parts
of
the
troll
I and
bellasames
1.110
Kamm Ob.., 21.111
) dividually designed and executed fists, which seek to place obstac les purpose. One is self-study. They
e him well, and when he died there by force of reason, by an unsur-
Plate:g
TI
study'
will
attend
the
conference.
Send your Xmas
w-
gather
every
evening
and
in
the
way
of
the
Palestine
Je
getemes
great deal said in the obi- passed cultural background, by
by ROBERT; they afford pre-em-
committee is planning a was a that
speclf7ce curtains early for
the I social
appeared in this paper
-neat style supremacy and super- ish Labor Federation and to bre ak Mishnah and Gomorrah under
mart Warm... SM
ttona
I bridge clamant to be given at tl 7e tuary
use of apt illusions, and class- Inebrega
direction of Rabbi R. Spatter-
prompt service.
of his strong Josiah feeling, that the
10c P.
' for craftsmanship, although the the unity of the Jewish works rs.
Alma
St*
110510.
CO. UlD
Gardens,
Monda
Tea
cal
quotations
interspersed
In
his
The differences between t he These sessions are always very Chinese
y' was manifested in everything he
prices are amazingly low for these
1111 our
MAP
masterful and scholarly address on Wale
Palestine Revisionists and t he well attneded and are looked for- Jan. 2.
said
and
did.
products of artistry.
Oneg Sha os programs are
1721
I mention this fact because after "Spinoza and Our Contemporary NOM 14.4... SIMI
ROBERT also knows the magic Histadruth workers and sym us- ward to by all the members of ing continued every Friday nigh ,
-
World,"
Dr.
Durant
carried
his
to Practise*. 44.111
Weettse** .. 11.14
death there was something of a
of transforming season's fur thizers had their repercussion atithe Chevrah. Secondly, they lend
ile- at 8:30, at the Mizrachi Youth " his
controversy in the press whether audience to the very heights of . hatesesellt.. •17. N ta.
coat into the new style silhouette the opening of the convention on I their support to the United
MA
rooms. Well known and i Querido had remained a Jew, the intellect and soared above the •11-14/ Palm Hee,
to comply with the Paris decree Saturday evening in the audi toe-1 brew Schoola in every possible' club
Michigan's Largest Exclusive
are
teresting
speakers
heard
at whether he had regarded himself I mere bricks and stones of a work-
is-
way.
dinner,
This
get-together
ium
of
City
College
when
Rev
Curtain Laundry
that fur coats must toe the fash-
these programs. On Friday, De in his later years as • Jew. I a-day world and monotonous rou-
Greyhound Depot
Slain 011tre
ion line. A visit to the "FURS ionists, 801110 20 In all, began to which is being carefully planned,
Fast Pee
spoke on tl we lr ie e died
u i esdy s a u r d d r a en ng l y i . n Hie
BY ROBERT" Co., located at 1550 heckle speakers, culminating in a will have many entertaining feat- 2, A. D. Markson
4737 Elmhurst
21 Leicester ct.
as
the
most
ii
Jewish
religion
were bo
g
aedemleibreran-
tine.
then
elaborated
on
the
urea.
Pee
HOG.
1010
clash.
Broadway,
will
enable
you
to
MAD. 4580
The officers of the Chevrah are: Portant factor in the perpetuatic n tions for his sixtieth birthday, when essence of things by the so-called
why Detroit's most exclusive The clash occurred when Gob da
race. of the Mi his death occured, entirely unex- structure or law underlying all Barley and Grand Green Park
shops entrust all of their furring Meyerson, a representative of t he N. Yaffe, president; J. Kraft, vice. of the
The Jewish
four delegates
pected. Ha left no will.. There modes and forme of being and
Histadruth from Palestine, be an president; William Lansky, tress-
Pone: Lafayette 3420
, to ROBERT.
was no friend, no relative, present stressed that mind and body, mat-
her address. Revisionists ac M.urer; S. Kaminsky, secretary. The rachi Youth of Detroit who we,
-
B.
Present
at
the
National
Conve
at
his death-bed. His Socialist ter and force are one and insep-
To be sure of •
tared throughout the auditori um trustees are: Louis Dann,
sought to interrupt her. Elio eta Cohen, Sol Lifchitz, J. Schwartz tion of Mizrachi in Buffalo we e friends, atheists almost to a man e arable, a Unity, a Oneness that is
Better Deal
active on various committees ar d came and buried him in the general the foundation of existence, ■
Exhibition and Auction for of the presiding officer, A. Ha m- and A. Sachs.
on the
were instrumental in passing se cemetery. No attempt was made
Detroit
Jewish
Artists
lin, secretary of the campaign, to
Buick
to get in touch with his Orhtodox divided.
unity that can never be split or
New 1933
restore order failed, whereas on HADASSAH PLAY OVER oral resolution pertaining to tl e Jewish
at Center Dec. 11.
family.
ask for
From then on he gradually "de-
the disturbers were ordered ev ie•
Molly Segal Auxiliary of
JEWISH
RADIO
FORUM
Youth.
There
was
■
outcry. The or- scended" to our contemporary
tad. This led to a clash in wh i ch
Detroit.
—
Israelitische world, bringing o a t political
Fenkell Ladies' Loan Assn gas of the Dutch big Jews,
Mrs. David B. Werbe and Mrs. several suffered slight injuri ea'
The
Jewish
Radio
Forum
pro-
The
raised the roof—how der- phases, inveighing agiinst our
Henry Meyers, co-chairmen of the The police had to be summon ed
eTh
n , eenfouoddie . sheowilrin given
b• • e Courant,
g
next
z.
WJBK
over
Station
te.
gram
ed
they
bury
Querido
in
a
non-
'
n
committee in charge of the ex 1- to restore order after the ,•Sunday, Dec. 4, from 2:30 to 3 p. ' "
present economic fiasco, crying
The Molly Eegal Auxiliary ef
now with
cemete?
bition, announced plans are being unionists had likewise sought to m., will be dedicated to the Detroit for the Kosher Kitchen, Nov. 2 Jewish
Querido was a man who never out against the decay and degen- Detroit Jewish Cons uls s.
HARLEY
formulated to hold an exhibition interrupt the addresses of I. M ,7: chapter of Hadassah, and will feat- was a success. The presider t, seemed to have any luck and even eration of our democracy through Society of Denver, Co led II
y, Nov.
BUICK-PONTIAC SALES and auction for Detroit Jewish emski, leader of the Histadru ` • are • play written by Mifs Hattie Mrs. M. Finkel, and her delegat
in death his ill-luck dogged him. . corruption and graft; the usurp- important meeting
delivered the packages to the ma " Constantly
ion of authority through dictator- 29, at Jericho Hall. It was decided
artists to begin Dec. 11.
Norman Thomas and Dr. M 1Y Gittleman, former president of He- deliveredon
things wirl,i
Col. 4807
3752 Cass Ave.
Wednesday
evenin
that • banquet be gives is Toilo.
ship,
the debacle of our present
rese
The exhibition will open with a Baer.
Mrs.
harry
L.
Jackson,
wrong
dumb
u e lived
,
e lonely,
'
g,
hg with
'-it''' ' civiliza tion. which "may lead In ruary, the place and date leatz
Mr. Mereminski attacked th use Mrs. Abraham Srere, Mrs. Gerald Nov. 23.
formal reception on Sunday after-
Al hint
l his life
fe he was doom-
A special meeting will be he d solitary.
Zionist elements who would h alt Sandorf and Mrs. Sidney Allen, all
ed to remain unknown to his Jewish. the next 25 years either to fa- nounced later. TM gm*
noon at 3 o'clock.
Tn.
Hadassah
members,
will
participate
Monday
evening,
Dec.
5,
this
b
The
large
committee,
consist-
the
immigration
of
chalutz
e•
brothers
outside
his
own
land,
to chins or communism," comparing all patrons who attended the di&
Riviera Theater.
ing of prominent individuals and substituting them with mid lie in the play, the title of which is ing the final date for settling f o r hear no word of recognition from all the above factors with the ter party at Litrrnan'•
all
theater
tickets.
Nominatii
tat
laid down by Spinoza in The public is invited tolielldItt•
"The
Interview."
s ideas
I
ns
clam
element&
He
stated
t
i
n
t
heni
e.
Hbera
t
spared
w ts iosnn s t
to witnessas
artists, is making extensive p a
Clark Cable and Jean Harlow to hold one of the finest exhibi- there are 5,500,000 dunams of
The program will also feature of officers for the coming ye r the celebrations
wee being his Tractatos Politicos." Ilia lation which will take place Somfgare
are co-starred in "Red Dust," the tions presented in recent times land available for cultivation by several vocal solos and piano telec- will also be held.
arranged for his sixtieth birthday. entire address was tinctured now evening, Dec. 11, at 8 o'clock. bit
Anyone desiring tickets for t h e to show him in what honor and es. and then with humorow. passages Jericho Hall.
flaming love story now showing by Detroit Jewish artists. The scientific methods_
tions by Miss Florence Karen. '
at the Riviera Theater. This pic- feature of the exhibition will be
Aaron Kurland, attorney and theatre party for Wednesday el e- teem his countrymen held him. All and the finale was Si poem which
The entire campaign admi t as-
Dec. 7, should call Mrs..1 4. his life be lived lonely, solitary and Durant himself wrote on reading At cleaning-time warps* grit
ture presents two of today's most
tratien was re-elected. The e in- chairman of the forum, will pre- ning, —
auction of paintings to be held i vention
inset, Townsend 04156.
romantic personalities in a vivid an
so be died.
Spinou's "Ethics."
concluded with a bang
yield to the won.' 'WA tie
the last day of the exhibition,
drama of Cochin, China.

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