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July and Aufrust
August

stores will be closed on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 6 p. m. and on
Sundays at 3 p. en.

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members of the association are at all times willing to

co•operate with the public, and especially now, when prices

•re rising sky-high, they pledge to sell their present stocks

at the lowest possible prices. Please co-operat e by I
during the hours the store s are open. If you need high grade

merchandise, buy on Twelfth Street, which is known for

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B1ZER'S SHOES
8527 - 12th Street

KAPLAN'S
Tailor Trimmings
8751 • 12th Street

BLOCK'S CUSTOM
CLOTHES
9047 - 12th Street

K NOPPOW

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BOESKY BROW.
Delicatessen
8900 - Twelfth St.

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BUDDY'S DELICATF:SSF-N
9001 - 12th Street
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DAVIS & HALPERIN
SHOES
8950 - 12th Street

OLEN & WEIN
Men's Shop
9038 - 12th Street

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9043 - 12th Street
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FABRICK
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8907 - 12th Street
0 Al GREENBERG'S DRESSES
8816 - 12th Street
0 GREENBERG
JEWELRY
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8931 - 12th Street
0 GREEN'S
GAS STATION
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8443 - Twelfth St.
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MUSKOV I T / . . & P ER SHIN
Hardware and Plumbing
Supplies
9004 ---- Twelfth St.

A PUPKO, Dress Goods
9022 - 12th Street

PLOTKIN'S BOOK AND
RADIO SHOP
8919 - Twelfth St.

SCHECTER MUSIC CO.

8737 - 12th Street

SCHOR

FURNITURE CO.

8928 - 12th Street

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light, and thereby, not only aid the
mina!, Min in its plight, but also
aid their io , petive organizations.
iiiddlicr tf umtealtal to all or-
ganization- :und individuals to
el,unt for all the Men ie tickets at
the next meeting.
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'rho followin g W . I. • 1,1,1.

SOBERMAN & MILGROM
Wallpaper and Paint
8675 - Twelfth $t.

BERNARD SOBEL'S
INDISCREET GIRL

direct Iron.

* Ethel Norris

Starring noth lore Cori4

"Rain or Shine"

-* Oscar Colcaire

1 trading Tenor
O ur ago Our. Opera co

* Patsy and Micke y

Sion of Ian C. flipper.% Sr me

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* Patricia Reynolds

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nagen University.
Baro n Joseph Duveen, the
only Jew named to the House
err LordsKing Ceorge's New

Sernaisonal Rhumba 1),,,,r I , ..fn
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delightful New music

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Edgewater Beach

by the

Orchestra

Under Direction of Robert ( timer

A New Thrill T merle,

Mill onaire.' Night

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Sol Winter, president ; .1 aim- \I11- . i ., ,,..,,,eu „,,,,----
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ler, vice-president; M i . 1;10. 111:11I,
Oalgillet1.101213Vtlti Wit
Fail Itr 3. 11,1 lll;N111?1' 11
11. L,41,1 B‘ c?; r/ T., , 'b.' ' ;PCl:
tiln7ret of
Neville Laski, Manchester at-
' 1 ,4 :!:.tuiirr' ; Joseph nl'I. : 'r 'n'illo, ni iii. rol.c..,:.:,:crii ;:i!, 1 i n Z.::: stiiu.i,,naft
Adkins,
% u,..i ,t nint,i,
ng
t,
elected
the
ins secretary; Abraham
a heads
of r eJewish
evriesponding weretary; Mr. Zeit- Broadway-ward where her beauty
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si de n t opf e t P
um., he 'r a place in (earlier's
"In-
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Lord Mekhett, honorary pres•
Misr reelfleetly." She rises in the
i dent of the World Maccabee
shoow-girl profession, ' is crowned
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THE MANISCHEWITZ FOUNDATION
Union.
Groadway and takes u ‘p
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And
Maurois, French writer,
1 he iniiiiiii•ilk, ,if the litte Rithlii 1:•hr NI:olio:11e%, it/. teaching, has
the sideline of' loying a tonic to thy
fifitch..1 tht• \ 1.t11,1•11tfuitt 1 , 1111 , 1,inim nt the nerlicttlation Of its most
jaile d 1111,', Of millionaire. hirot 1 who was awarded an honorary
degree of Doctor of Letters at , tis..i.urcd 1,, ii ,
the heritage of liclirco lilt
1,11,11e,111,11.
It 11, been the partici).

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AWARD

Dr. Desider Friedmann, Zion..
ist leader of Vienna.
Prof Ernst Peter Pick, dun
of the . medical college of the

mi i s o l o il
fails somehow to nuik , •
Jean Schlumberger of Paris,
his heroine an authentic personals
ity. Here is a girl with an insat- , recipient of the Northcliffe
, ilibie appetite for all the gaud'. P ri '''
: things
Otto Klemperer of Berlin, who
moth' can buy which she
I satisfies at Living
in an atmospht•re
the expense
of rich male , is to be conductor of the Los
friends.
Angeles Philh•rmonic Orchestra.
, of abnormal emotional stimulation, ,
Prof* Max Lieberman, inter.
nationally known artist.
with no inotht•r to fetter her, she
yet remains as "good girl."
Dr. Richard Willstaetter, No•
1),,,, r1,1,e,, n u the 1 •absleofshseex
hun ger 1 bet Prize winner in chemistry,
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irs4wead r.di e the 1933 Willard Gibbs
nel'uain

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featuring
International Star

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SUBAR'S DEPARTMENT I,
STORE

8606 TWELFTH ST

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Holi mils MANISCHEWITZ'S FINE ARTS
PLAQUE AWARDED VAN GROVE Edgewater
JEWISH NOTABLES
BEACH

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mends the Los Angeles Sanatorium
as the most favorable institution
tor that patient , because of the cli-
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matic conditions and because of the
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The laq meeting of the Detroit execlient reputation of the sana-
of the , Los Angeles Sana- torium.
Sol Winter, as chairman of the
Written, was principally devoted to
The names of 44 outstanding
the nomination and election of ofli- moonlight eXcUr,ion. TO be held •
errs of the auxiliary for the Darting Sunday peening, Aug. 6, reported Jews in many foreign lands, repre-
t that extra added attractions were .citing the communal, proles-
4 at !tinged for thy evening, and that .ional and business leaders in
prominent entertainews will be feat- their .respective countries, ar ,e,
mod in the novelty program that listed in the annual "B het s Vt,, hot
is being picpared. Ile also reported roster of Jews abroad, in this
$
ill behalf of the board
of directors, week's issue of the American !le-
having charge o f the moonlight, brew and Jewish Tribune, New
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that the price of tickets at the dock York weekly.
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will be 'C, cents and that the ad-
Among these foreign Jewish no-
%a go, price is 50 rents per ticket; (aides
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an.:
alms [hat or ganizations
from 25 to :ill tickets ma y se
Chief Justice of Uganda, Africa.
at the rate of It eents each, Sidney Solomon Abraham.,
and those purchasing 50 tickets or
p. yprri,..19Agiii.7,d a pApdoiMedV iLn n t'll. :
noire, may secure them at $7 and
of medical psychology at
one-half rentso•ao•h.
Ile extended
Long Island College of Medi•
iinincitotion too all the organizations

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Reservations Advisage

Lir iiiiiiiii, iit the Yilaiii.tilico it, Ii i iiiiiiiIiition to encoulage the Wide fliS-

t selio nitio ii 1. 1 traditional jeok teaching
teachings. Iiiiiiiril thi• end the Penlight-
I !hot II, ..cf.fht t.. bring re, egilinoll to oli•toolguislocil achievements,

oliiiai rill, iii lion, ;mil g!.•ry ,H, it. oroole

The Nliiiiiioilico it/ Plaque i. one I.1 the oistronwolts through which
cu c h ris•,.slition
a
Is Illadt• Ion efolu nicit , i, eerier
I. ituf h. the Jewish COI11-
Icticitt
II i• maniicT1( clang thereto,. that the \I alliSCIII:Wit7 fine
Ari..1c.a . d •L [IN lie 11,...,11,1 II , 1,1,11: V,111 1 .r..ee for his imaginative
cooicm,1 ofkiriii•l i , rilitriiititiiin to the culture ei the world - the
I"-.''stn. - 1 he Notmoice of A Peoplc. - It i. :It .111• ■ • a , ;043 of the people
rivr11.1! .iti.1 3 1113.turilt1 iiitcrpretation Of the ied..tolta loIc •pirit which has
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CLASSIFIED

Will dispose of at a discount .nine
due bills for bus tickets to Pitts.
burgh, New York, Cleveland, on
a first class line, Phone Mr.
Williams at Cadillac 1012.

FOR SALE-Due bill for oh.
In I Ilk the l cry essence of the culture that is tract s 1,1f1c Van Grove
h,- III,d,I .1 ..,:oplol ■ • of color and musical rhythm. awl lac infus 4,
the finest hotels in done no , :un
e d it
Leo von Buday Goldberger.
. a ilo. iii iii it iii a !king ruble
Detroit. Here is a great .1 , p,r.
rublethereby focu ing widespread interest
industrialist, appointed to the
STRENG
CHEVROLET,
Inc.
$
4
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ho,
and
enriching
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Monet•nrilloly.
This
is
a
frivolous
but
unconvinc-
tunity for one or two business-
HOPTMAN'S BAKERY
NI, IMS J Ifl I. F. , 10Nr
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8510 - Twelfth St.
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ing tale, and the character remains Hungarian Senate, to represent
men. Write Box 200, Detroit
8916 - 12th Street
. industry.
unidentified.
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Jewish Chronicle.
SMILO SOAP CO.
Amid impressive ceremonies be- artistry of a distinguished con-
IDEAL SHOES
Abraham Bey•K' ,
Soaps for All Purposes
$ 1
fore a multitude of spectettot•s at temporary composer and director." --
9026 - 12th Street
I poined
t finance councill
DIAMOND
5680 - 12th Street
Legation, Londoner to the the special encore performance of
In commenting on the sword,
N. S. GIRLS
Iraq
One carat, perfect. Platinum set.
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JANET'S, Hosiery • Lingerie
BEN GOLDBERG
"Thy Romance of a People" at Jacob U
U. Manischewit z, chairman
HY. WEISS CLOTHES $
p;ii.ft ;virlsIs',a(7,.luhbo,tilii artel It th n,:
Guido
Jung,
made Finance
ling-16 small diamonds. Worth
il.,1:,hri:,..Nv. S
9021 - 12th Street
,
Soldier
Field,
Chicago,
homage.
of
the
committee
oof
:mare's,
ex-
9030 - 12th Street
Minister of Italy.
$350
'lin, see geant-at-arnis; Oscar Paran- '
Will sacrifice for $165.
Isaac Van Grove, direr- plumed that a precedent had been
t l initni. of. Nliss Evelyn Schmitz, on :
KAUFMAN'S FURNITURE
WOLFGANG SIGN CO.
Leopoldo Maggie, named first was
sky and lien Blum, investig,ation
tor anti composer of the score, by created in the manner in which
1 Collingwo
o d avenue. There were
8810 -.-. 12th Street
8439 - Twelfth St.
judge of the Turin Court of ,
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, committee
EHRL CH & CO.
Harry M. Fisher, Rabbi the preparation off . the award had
present. Dinner was : Appeals, Italy.
9th MOE
Floor Metropolitan Bldg.
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Ben Goldberg, in recognition of 13.
Solomon Goldman and the Rev. been expedited. "Unusual deeds
rv e d,
, his splendid services rendered t ilt ne
Lt. General Angelo Modena, • ,Itihn Evans, religious editor of call for special awards," said Mr.
DECORATING-Have your work
Listen in on the two Jewish Hours on Sunday-WJBK at
auxiliary andthe ec a use of the un- i read, and it was fo ill2e I (N by it'll';'.. president of the Supreme Trib-
the Chicago Tribune.
Nlanischewitz, "and it was a privi-
installation of officers.
unal for War, Rome.
done now! Prices gain g up! OUT
f
ortunate,s,
was
mad
e
honorary
di.
,
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I I A. M, and WMBC •t Noon.
A fitting climax was thy ,th. loge indeed to co-oerate
p
with
Leonard
B.
Franklin
of
India,
fine decorating and low preen
MiS• Ann Nagel, the new pins; • :
rector.
,,,,, ,,, ,, t,, , , ,,,, the . dent, selected the following • coon-
nouncement made by \l eyer W. Jud g e 1..shet. : ni l 'AIr ' t.Wek g, al inf.
knighted
by
the
King.
please your taste and
Iles
recognizing t no signi wan, o.
Ira
inittees:
pcketbook. Lar ge or small or-
Robert Polak and Leo Sirota, Weisgal, executive director of thy Jewish
of the 21-vear-old pt
nun
1.., r m . an .
, in
Da y an d NI, v an Gi.„,•,.•..,
who
have
been
appointed
pro.
given prompt attention.
Pro gram, P auline Kurland Ito
' Ile I a . 1. ai e •d t hii t t he . bo y was elan- I
pageant, that the Nlanischewitz masterful interretation
of the 1
p
fast°, a t the R o ya
For quick service call Euclid
a d, Freda Chaett; re-
gcrously ill, and that he. weighed 1sie Nlaluni
l Academy ' Foundation Fine Arts Plaque has contribution of our people to the
f,175-R,
y 110 pounds. Ile also read ft 1 freOlfilents. Helen
King Moll ie . of Music, Tokio.
been awarded NM. Van Grove. "It culture of the world."
Chains Nachman Bialik, dean is u source of keen
letter from Dr. Derby, supt•rinten- Schuster, Ruth Weinstein; decor- •
gratification
Formal
presentation of the FOR RENT-Will share lake•front
of Hebrew poets, who was hon•
dent if the Herman Keifer llospi-1ations, Ann Seltzer, Stella Feld,
W the sponsors of the p ageant Nlanischewitz
will be I,,
made!
cotta
Cass ge with reliable family, at
ored by Jews throughout the
- Intl, in which he strongly recent - Evelyn Schow itz.
that the directorial genius Id Van he Judge. Fisher
her at a dinner
be
Lake. Apply Canvasser,
world on his sixtieth birthday.
Grove has been recognized by the tendered participants in the pa-
2116 Park Drive, Cass Lake.
Jacob Gamarnik, second in ' Ilanischewitz Foundation," said grant upon Nil'. Van Grove's re-
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charge of the Soviet army.
I. M. Maisky. new Soviet Am• :ilr. Weisgal, "for here in bronze trun from his operatic engage- F' 011 RENT--Large and airy ca r-
is a permanent testimonial to the meats Ti
Cincinnati.
tier bedroom facing garden, in
i
bassador to Great Britain.
home of couple. Suitable for a
Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet Min-
lady or gentleman. Good home.
ister of Foreign Affairs.
Best conveniences. Very reason-
able to right party. Meals op-
ine.
tional. Step to bus and canine.
BROS. & CO.
IMO
Fourteenth, near corner
His Birthday Obs erved at a
County Treasurer Jacob
I'.
.
Cluirmount, upstairs.
Family Dinner and Reunion.
m
Sueracki
has appointed David

GOOD CLOTHES
8945 - 12th Street

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WILLIAM RINDSKOFF GORDON APPOINTED
WAS
WAS 85 ON FRIDAY DEPUTY TREASURER

OFFICES ARE MOVED

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97% MORE
MILEAGE

MYRON D. STEIN

at 4, 4n LOWER PRICE

Mileage records show that you now get
97(; more mileage than these famous tires
gave 5 years ago-and you can buy Good-
years now at prices 40% less than they were
5 years ago.

Beat the Price Rise Buy Now!

GOODYEAR Pathfinder

4.40-21

4.50-20

4.50-21

4.75-19 .

$5.00

.1..10-21

5.00-20

$ 6 .75

-1.50-21

$5.60

5.25-18

$ 6.°5

5.50-19

$7.35

' 8.50

Other sizes priced in proportion. All Full Oversize.

.1.75-19

5.09-19

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$7.10

$7.60

$8.15

5.25-18

5.50-19

(3.00-19

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Other sizes priced in proportion.

$ 14.60

All Full Oversize.

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DAVID GORDON

greater efficieney.

To

aecompli.h

this purpose I am building
staff gradually.
To the farmer
y' Now
nli%( : ' tehtr h:: :Pty1.1:rfnir it n
i anin IFI:11gyil"pfyt that f1 : 11' 1.1'' "t 0
Sadly missed by his loving par- e mployees of the staff I think I
)'Huth ,
, 7" ,1
amts and brother,
MILTON GORDON
have been extremely fa i r b y giviny ' Named Joseph, rules, now O w
Ruth.
them two weeks motive o f their
Sutro Bros. & Co. have removed
In memory of our loving mother, •
. g th,. • corn in Bethleli •• .
;heir office to larger quarters in Jennie
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7 -un-
' Ktck
• , w iio di
e ed
re
f ou r dismissal. This policy will prevail Now they see Japeth. Ha
the Penobscot building, Fort street years, July 27, 1929.
during my entire. administration.. Gleanin ', hem.
I ntrance, because of their in-
I.e.::::.•i tnhge;,h ie*A
N
h,r,11(d f JinehAors ah r . arth,: . ''d
"In appointing Dave Gordon I:
Be oar prime m thee •If tin'
,teased volume of business. This
they
Of tour aorderful tote alai care.
know
that
I
give
the
citizens
of
at
night
of
thi
mein
re.
•e
dream
a•ading brokerage house, through
Ruling in
ai .ludah mighty land.
w• caul Jorge! mother dear dear
Bayne County One of the ablest Now, awed and silent, they fsd ,
I r. Karl Klauser, resident man- i
I t
:o.rer, admits to an exceptionally
:end most conscientious public ser.'
,, stand
where the
• B
et es id e the Red
Sadly missed by her husband anti
arse patronage among the Jewish
rants to ever serve the public."
'nen and women of Detroit who loving children.
wave,
In addition to Mr. Gordon,
n. the Parting for Israel, make a g ,, '• I
•ratle in stocks and bonds.
In loving memory 01 • our d ear following Jews are on the treys-For Pharaoh's wicked follouo - f
Nfyron D. Stein and Milton Got-
.:on are two members
of their io. mother, :Molly Friedberg. who pas- urer's staff: oloseph Wasserman, And Grandpa's hand finds
b-
, George Ellenstein. Louis Wartow-
hers,
sed away eleven ye•ars a g o, July
,anization.
' sky. Herman
i• ' 'A
Frank Hos. That tremble wh n the tale e
12, 1922.
ley, Sap Goodman,Goldye Stein- Of all the cruel men of old,
Sadly
missed
by
her
Mtn,
daugh-
Combined Young Jewish Or-
ter
berg, Ethel Steinberg, Rhoda Kai- Abilah, Haman, Esau. Cain.
granelchildren.
ganizations of Detroit,
inky and Jacob. Cohn.
Goliath. by brave David slain
tins!meeting
meeting ; of the causer
causer
!And now she claps her han•l-
"Science knows no politics. All
f the Combined Your
,
'dee-
Jewish, trained human minds should be
Organizations of Detroit was held free to follow truth and to present
GAMMA ETA MU SORORITY They're cruising in the gee
poor Jonah's submariv•
Thursday. July 13, at 31 Mel- facts. Th e world needs freedom
t.:x:0H., ‘,,
ouroe avenue.
o't mind and conscience regardless
Ann Adelman was hostess at , Within
:h
Phms for future meetings and of nationality or race. Particu• the meeting of Gamma Eta Mu ,
•oecting place will be announced tarty now.
when civilization must Sorority on Tuesday.
Meetings T
ImhaegihniC
atgieo'nt's'::e c
n The Chronicle.
preserve itself through humanity were closed for the summer sea j
Transport th em sch e r e .oe•cr
The awarding of the cap wan
and united action, we should dig- son. The sorority thanks all to
choose,
'Ad Thursday, July 6.
Pauline card all hostilities and racial or friends for their co-operation in; They delve in rich, exciting
Greenwald, president o*; Phi Sot.- religious prejudices.-Ray Lyman,
the moonlight and all previous af- I On history's enchanted sh .r•
orig. received • he cup i n behalf of Wilbur, president of
Leland Stan- 1 fairs helping to make the past; Without a ticket, ,boat or , ri
her- sorority. ford

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Cor. Marlowe Cor. Nottingham

Hel•rill S4®

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UVERNOIS LINWOOD ' LINWOOD GRATIOT FENKELL GRAND RIVER JEFFERSON

Co,. Lyndon Cot-. NochestrriCor. Buena Vista at Park Grove Cor. Dexter
soo-w I
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Fitters* tillS 1 1.1111dersity 24730'

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University 2•0600 CGirfield

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In memory of our dearly be-
loved son and brother, G u alman
Cohe , who passed away four years
ago, July 111, 1929.

Nothing but memOtl. at we tourer, o n
out to rr
, ,-member
others forget

$ 6.40

$ 6."

35.40

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GOODYEAR All-Weather

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Gordon as his assistant chief (lei, F OtR
h,, RE f -Fo'furn itsleellthroonoem %eiiint thi
William Rinolskoff of 1211 Webb my treasurer.
avenue celebrated his eighty-fifth
Mr. Gordon is a familiar figure
garage if necessary.
Located
birthday on Friday, July 1-1.
in that office. having, been chief
at 2951 Glendale.
In ObSerVarICe 1/f the occasion,
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Mr. Itindskoff and his wife, the
FOR RENT-Large, clean attract-
, former Fannie Ehrman, were at
ire room, for nice young man
hinne 10 their friends throughout
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or couple. 2703 Elmhurst, tee-
the day. Their three children, tween Linwood and Lawton.
Raymond of Nlinneapolis, Minn..
FOR RENT-Attractive room with
and Herbert and Marjorie, living'
board for two young met. in
at home, were among. the guests
congenial home. Convenient to
at a family dinner. Out-of-town
Fourteenth bus and (71airinauta
vuests here. for the occasion are
car. Iteasonable. Will exchange
M r. and Mrs. Ben NIfirx and M r.
references. Call Townsend
anti :tIrs. Morris Katz of St. I'aul,
Minn., and NIr. and Mrs. Sol Sal-
berg of Cleveland, Ohio.
!FOR RENT--A large, niciili, i ii
M r. Itindskoff was born in Ann •
I nished room in private hoice.
:1rhor, the son of Singes Rind,
Reasonable.
Good transport:I-
kotT, who cattle to the United
1 Gm. 2053 Taylor,
Garfic111
States from Germany. As a small
JACOB P. SUMERACKI
7012-M. .
boy, Mr, Rindskoff moved here
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with his parents.
While still a deputy to thy late Golfrey F' ‘r lyi. • Nlineral bath, massage and n..11,
l !non assuming office, , t.
young man. he stored , • " ('he- e(adol.
ing parlor. Rheumatism, rica•
boygan where he became one of Sunieracki stated:
this,, lame and sore muscle- .o1.1
that city's leading clothing titer-
"I do not propose to reduce th.,..
e, en.
joints.
Ladies and gentle,
chants.
,alaries of my employees but win
Call for appointment.
1-1'2 1
Thirty years ago he moved back effect the 25 per cent Dernocratic
Morsay
7I1Lo soks.
Reasonable.
to Detroit and established a cloth- economy pledge by cutting the
ing
store in Delray.
He War, -tali and installing a system of
forced to abandon his business sev-
COLLEGE STUDENT, 19, d
era] years ago because of poor
c
1
room and board in respeo••
health.
11e recovered from that
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home, in return for sera,
illness and is extremely active.
such as tuition or clerk oc -•,y
Mr. Rindskoff and his wife, 70. ,t
Write Ilenry Fi.,,. o-
business.
native Detroiter, have been mar-
ta
berg, Chatham, On rio, C:t1cold.
rigid nearly 48 years.
Baseball and parades are t he
two things about which Mr. Rinds-
JUDY AND GRANDPA
kotr becomes most enthusiastic.
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Commodity prices have already risen SPY" (
to 100(;. Cotton is up 100%-rubber is up
100ei. Other prices are bound to follow.
Buy now at today's low prices-and while
you are buying buy the best-Goodyears.

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