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PiEfrritorylLwisliPIRONICIE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
PLANS FIELD EVENTS
AT ANNUAL MOONLIGHT
Saul Shiefman Wins 1.111.
Philomathic Medal
1
Y. P. S. SUMMER
FORMAL ON JUNE 12
We
announce the
association of
The Junior Young Peoples So-
The 26th annual excursion to
ciety of Shaarey Zedek will pre-
Tashmoo Park, given by the Bicur Second Prize Goes to David Levin! sent its annual summer formal I
Honorable Mention for Leo-
Cholem Jrs. will take place Sun-
dinner-dance in the new Blossom
pold Snyder
day, June 17.
Ileath, on Jefferson Ave., In Grosse
The committee in charge has
The 32nd annual model meeting l'ointe. Johnny Hamp's nationally-
and
arranged for an interesting pro- of the Philomathic Debating Club,
dedicated to Judge Harry J. Dinge-
man, was held Tuesday, at Central
High School. The negative, con-
sisting of Saul Greenberg, Saul
Shiefman and Leopold Snyder, won
with our organization
the debate on the topic, "Resolved
1 formerly with John 1. mown a Co I
that the power of the president be
substantially increased as a settled
policy," which featured the model
meeting. They received the silver
loving cup awarded by Judge
Dingeman to the winner of these
annual debates. The affirmative
was upheld by Louis Selik, Melvin
Member Detroit Stock Exchange
Gerson and David Levin.
RA, 9000
The judges for the evening, Hon-
1666 Penobscot Bldg.
Ralph W. Liddy of Common Pleas
Court, Maurice Morse, donor of the
silver model awarded at annual
oratorical contests, and Lewis Mill-
man, Central High public speaking
Enloy a happy vacation at"Tha Plaigrovid of the Graaf Lakts"—Jsmal6 fa Sept.3
coach, awarded the Louis Smilan-
sky gold medal for best speaker
VERY ENJOYMENT AWAITS YOU. HAPPINESS AND HEALTH HERE REIGN SUPREME!
to Saul Shiefman, and the Jacob
The Two Well-Known Cousins
Brown Memorial silver medal to
Hotels
on
the
Great
Lakes,1000
cool,
outside
rooms,
at
mod.
largest
David Levin. Leopold Snyder re-
mate rates. Finest Bathing Beach in the world, so gradual in slope, a
WILLIAM LEVIN
ceived honorable mention.
MOLLY LABAN
child can enjoy it in safety. There's fishing, Golf, Tennis, Dancing...
At the next meeting of the Phil-
gram, consisting of a baseball
Midway is filled with the
known
orchestra
will supply the
omathic
Debating
Club,
Sunday
af-
endless attractions for young and old. Our
game, and track and field meets.
latest, clean, modern, enticing novelties. Moderately priced, appe-
There will be prizes for the win- ternoon, May 27, the program will music and there will be an elabor-
ate
floor
show.
This
affair will
AND
take
the
form
of
a
murder
trial.
tizing meals,as formal or informal as you desire,even to Picnic Grounds,
ners of the different events, and
he presented on Tuesday, June 12.
stay at Cedar Point. Ideal
the contests are open to all. Wil-
AUTO TOURISTS • . plan your looney with a delightful
8.
be
at
Dinner
will
rking space for 6000 cars.
liam Levin has been placed in Mothers' Speaking
for a day, a week-end or your •ntire vocation. free pa
Gerson Bernstein and Bert Col-
charge of the field events.
Ample garage space.
Class Celebrates man, co-chairmen of the affair,
The boat will leave at the Gris-
Easily reached by Auto, Ohio Route 2, U. S. Route ftt by Rail, Interurban or Steamer,
have
requested all those desirous
wold dock at 9 a. m.
ANNOUNCE
On Sunday afternoon, May 27, of attending to make their reser-
MAIL THIS SPECIAL COUPON AT ONCE TO
vations
immediately by calling
members of the public speak-
FAUMAN, FRAM TO BE the
that they are now operating the
ing class of the Oakland and Beryl Jacobs, Jownsend 7-6407, or
LUNCHEON SPEAKERS Twelfth Street Mothers' Clubs will Mr. Bernstein, University 2-1182.
pile 0. A. IsecklIng Co., Cedar Point, Sandusky, Ohio.
present a program for members of Due to the added conveniences a
Please send me, without obligation, your new folder on Cedar Point.
ill Address Donor Event of the the Mothers' Club; their fa Wes few outsiders can be accomodated
Will
providing they state their inten-
m
J. C. R. S. of D
and friends.
Nome
This program will be held at the tions before June 2. Detailed in-
formation may be procured by call-
of
At
the
last
board
meeting
Jewish
Community
Center,
8904
Address
ing Arthur Doctor, Townsend
the Molly Seigel Auxiliary of the Woodward Ave., at 2 o'clock.
The program will be as follows: 6-7722.
Jewish Consumptive Relief Soci-
The Junior Young Peoples So-
ety of Denver. Colo., held at the A Yiddish play "Die Zelbe Zore."
home of the corresponding secre- The cast of characters includes ciety will have its last meeting of
tary, Mrs. I. Segal, 2966 Sturte- Mesdames E. Friedman, Fannie the current season this Sunday,
vant, plans were completed for Tannenhaus, Ella Goldberg, Freda May 27, at 3 p. m., in the syna-
Specializing in
For that motor trip on
the third anniversary $5 donor Eiselman, Sarah Raskin, Sophie gogue social hall, Chicago and
Lawton. Miss Molly Laban,is in
luncheon to be held on Tuesday, Shainon.
charge
of
the
arrangements
for
the
The
English
play
is
"The
Ex-
June 5, at 12:30 p. m., at the
Shaarey Zedek, Chicago at Law- change" and the cast includes: afternoon. Assisting here are Lu-
ton. Dr. David H. Fauman has Mesdames Fannie Tannenhaus, cille Goldstein, Ethel Grossman,
consented to be one of the speak- Ella Goldberg, Ida Kline, B. Marks Morton Weinberg, and Arthur Doc-
ers, in addition to Rabbi Leon and Isaac Portner. There will also tor. Dancing is to be part of the
WE WILL BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU
be a talk in Yiddish by Mrs. Mary program, and refreshments will be
Fram.
Chessler and one in English by served Morton Weinberg, presi-
For
Pick-up
Service Phone Townsend 7.9566
Mrs. C. Soloman, financial see- Mrs. C. Sperling. The plays are dent-elect, will make several an-
retary, has been appointed to take under the direction of David Cohen. nouncements with regards to next
care of the pledges for the lunch-
year's new plants.
Use the New Goodrich Safety Silver-
eon, of which Mrs. Davidson pre-
sides as treasurer, assisted by Mrs. S. SIEGEL HERE FOR
town Tires. Profit by the powerful les-
Greenfield and Mrs. Radlow. Mrs.
TEACHERS' SEMINARY "Unser Camp" Has
F. Moss has been added to the
A New Director
son the illustration below teaches. Drive
reception committee, which con-
S. Siegel, prominent in the Jew-
slats of Mrs. Zeidman, Mrs. Brody ish National Workers Alliance Cir-
of New York To Have
Meyerovich
and Mrs. Goodman.
in today or tomorrow , and let us show
cles, member of the Central Ex-
Charge TM. Year
The Auxiliary appeals to all ecutive Committee of the Poale-
who are interested in helping the Zeire Zion of America, is in De-
you this marvelous tire.
"Unser Camp and Kinderwelt,"
unfortunate consumptives of De- troit in the interests of the Jew- children's and adults' camp at
troit, to subscribe to the luncheon. ish Teachers' Seminary of New Chelsea, Mich., announces that
CARL LANGER.
Those interested in selling old York,
the year's director will be M.
CARL LANGER
clothes to earn their tickets should
Mr. Siegel is here to secure Meyerovich, former director of
call the chairmen of rummagers, contributions for the country- Unser Camp and Camp Kinderwelt
Mrs. D. Golden, Euclid 9490, or wide fund being raised to help the in New York.
Mrs. H. Gold, Garfield 2575-W. seminary in its present financial
Mr. Meyerovich is known as one
For other ways and means, call plight. Mr. Siegel states:
of the best camp directors of the
the president, Mrs. M. Freedman,
The Jewish Teachers Semin- Farband Schools of New York.
Townsend 7-0871.
ary is the only institution whose The great advantage of this camp,
The next' meeting will be held educational policy combines the as well as of other Farband
LOUIS. .
on Tuesday, May 29, at 1 p. in., knowledge of the past Jewish cul- Camps,
is the Jewish program con-
at the B'nai Moshe, Dexter at ture with what is created today
able
staff
an
stantly conducted by
Lawrence.
and incorporates it with the social
teachers. The campers are
The following is a list of those needs and hopes of present-day of
constantly under the supervision
who have already paid their Jewry, and its working class.
of the directors who have charge
pledges:
"Throughout the 14 years of not only of the regular camp pro-
allendenura Sorkin, Foliar lc, Ph I( f man,
Gold. Shapiro, llonlaman. Zeldma 5. its life, the material existence of gram but also of an educational
Stirrer, Turner, II. S Freedman, Pl. the Seminary has been difficult.
Jewish curriculum.
Heidrun, Irein, Irelb, &Willi, Goodman,
German, Da, In, Wolfe. Heiler Ron.- The student body has conic from
Unser Camp and Kinderwelt
..rig Marlow. Greenfield. Itonenfeld, the working masses who could con-
conducts a ten-week season, the
all %ernreln, Newman, Brander Inn, Gold,
tribute but little to the financial camp opening on June 17 and
Werner.
security of our institutions; and functioning until Sept. 5. The
SENIOR ONE-ACT PLAY but a small portion of the needed price is $10 a week for children
has come from the organi- and $16 a week for adults. The
,
CONTEST OF CENTERS funds
zations under whose auspices the camp is open for inspection every
From remote corners of
Seminary functions. It is only Sunday. For information call
the earth come the fine
The preliminaries of the senior through the self-sacrifice and de-
one-act play contest will be held nial of the faculty and staff that Townsend 6-6355.
materials which make
The camp is located on a 140-
on Sunday eveting, May 27, and the Seminary has continued its
Oldbru better beer,
acre plot of land. It has large
Monday evening, May 28, re-
Ondia, Bavaria, Spain
and airy bungalows, • theater for
spectively. Sunday evening's per- important work.
"Today
the
situation
is
tragic.
assembly and dramatic perfor-
and the United States
formance will take place at the
Jewish Community Center audi- The general depression has re- manced, a studio for arts and
all contribute their beat
torium and Monday evening's per- duced the already limited funds. crafts activities, a library and
to the fine quality of
formance will take place in the The Seminary must have immedi- reading room, hot and cold show-
Oldbru. No wonder it is
auditorium of Northern lligh ate aid, so that its important work ers and well equipped hospital.
There are facilities for every field
School. The presentations will be e shall not cease."
of
athletics
under
the
direction
of
gin at 8 o'clock.
everybody's favorite
The following clubs will produce Jewish Community Center competent instructors.
on those nights: Silhouettes, Satel-
Baseball Schedule
lites, Olympics, Pals, Snipichucks,
OFFICERS INSTALLED
WHEREVER THE BEST IS SERVED
Strangers, Phi Kappa Iota, Aim-
BY PRENZLAUER GROUP
OR SOLD YOU'LL FIND
Seniors
Division—Gaines
to
be
well and Camaraderie.
Finals of the contest will be played at Brady School, May 27:
Dr. Harry 1H. Kirshbaum ad-
'
Premiers
vs.
Cameraderie,
10
held on June 3 at the Jewish Com-
o'clock; Olympics vs. Pirates, 10 dressed the ladies of the Eva
munity Center.
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid, at their
Miss Belle Drapkin is chairman o'clock; Celtics vs. Phi Kappa third annual installation of officers
of the senior one-act play contest, Iota, 11:15; at Roosevelt Field: on Tuesday, May 22, at the De-
Pila-Vans
vs.
Omega
Socials,
10
car...
which is being sponsored by the
Let us put this life-saving tire
o'clock; A. Z. A. No. 63 vs. Lamb- troiter Hotel.
senior house council.
Mrs. Nat Blatnikoff was chair-
da Omega Iota, 10 o'clock; Han- man of ceremonies. The follow-
mazing invention prevents great cause of blow-outs
vas. Chi Sigma, 10 o'clock.
North Woodward J. W. E. uroa
ing
officers were installed:
Intermediate Division — Games
Mrs. George Cohen, president
W. 0. Plans Donor
YEAR thousands are killed are prevented by overcoming their
at Central Field:
r. VERY
great,
unseen
cause.
Mrs. J. Wartell, first vice-presi-
Luncheon
17, or injured when blow-outs
May 28, Apex vs. Flams, 5 dent; Mrs. N. Moss, second vice-
throw cars out of control. Today.
o'clock; Tartars ye. Sternites, 5 president; Mrs. J. Finkel], third
TIRES
LAST
MONTHS
LONGER
unless you are protected, the dan-
North Woodward branch of the o'clock; Tri Sigma vs. Rangers, 6
vice-president; Mrs. Yudkoff, fi-
ger from blow-outs is greater than With destructive internal heat con-
Jewish Women's Welfare Chinni- o'clock.
nancial-recording secretary; Mrs.
ever before. High-powered motors 'rolled, tire mileage jumps. Racing
; ration met Tuesday, May 22, at
May
30,
games
at
Codd
Field:
whirlwind revolutions of smalle,
laredeviLe tested the Golden Ply at
the home of Mrs. Baker, 2105 Cardinals vs. Lincolns, 5 o'clock; Rose Goldberg, treasurer; Mrs.
modern wheels, cause terrific hen
Sarah Fixler, corresponding sec
'reakneck speeds. Gave it every-
; Richton.
inside the tires, Rubber and fabri
a presentation of a beautifully de-
hint they had. Not one blow-out.
Plans were made for the donor Judites vs. Bruins, 5 o'clock; Wol- retary; Mrs. Ilyman Million, pub- Miss Mary Caplan
tend to separate. A tiny heat-blisti
verines
vs.
Falcons,
8
o'clock.
signed silver placque, in the form
licity; Mrs. J. Rose, memorial fund
imilar tires without this feature
luncheon to be held Jan. 9, 1935,
forms, grows ... bigger ... BIG
Sub-Senior
Division—Games
at
W
illiams,
riled at one-third the distance the
treasurer; Mrs. Anna
a heart, with the following in-
'Mrs. A. Goldberg, general chair-
Honored in Bronx of
GER...until BANG! A blow-on
Rao vs. Tro- chaplain; Mrs. Sam Osnow and
;olden Ply Silvertowns were run.
Codd
Field,
May
27:
scription:
T.
,
man,
will
be
assisted
by
Mrs.
You can't steer. You can't etc;
10
o'clock;
Bats
vs.
Black-
nd what's more the Golden Ply
Mrs. G. Neiman, Members of the
"Presented by the membership
ans,
Gendil, co-chairman.
PRICED AS LOW AS
Only luck decides where you lam
Mary Caplan, former head- of Bronx House to Mary Caplan
ilvertowns kept right on eating up
ack, 10 o'clock; Vikings vs. Roo- board.
Mrs.
L.
Robins,
as
treasurer,
worker
of
Bronx
House,
one-time
Don't let your life depend of
games at
le miles.
as a token of esteem and in ap-
Dr. Kirshbaum related his
will have the assistance of these kie Chess Club, I. 11:15;
luck. An amazing new invention
Roosevelt Field, D. L. vs. Staffs, knowledge of • similar club in educational director of the Detroit preciation of her loyal service and
co-workers:
now gives you blow - out protection.
NO EXTRA COST TO YOU
Jewish Center, was guest of honor leadership."
4:30;
Top
Notches
vs.
Hawks.
Chicago
and
commended
the
work
Mesdames Fanny Cohen. Sara
The Life-Saver Golden Ply, found
of the group, stressing the impor- at the annual Mothers' Day ban-
Schwartz, M. Baker, M. Fishman,
only in the new Goodrich Silver- the new Goodrich Safety Silver- ■ \ . \ ■
quet, which was held Sunday eve-
A. Redblatt, J. Weisberg, al. Die- Maimonides Auxiliary Meets tance of the particular work done. ning, May 6, in the banquet hall Camp Lester Ready for New
town, resists internal heat. Binds town with the Life-Saver Guldzn
4.50
x
20
•
He expressed the hope thY by
tire carcass and tread virtually in- Ply costa no more than other wind-
ner. II. Glover. A. Knoppow, J.
Season's Opening
of Bronx House. Murray Rosen-
a
Saturday
S.Iloct
September
the
group
will
1,
ard
tires!
Come
in
and
let
us
to a tingle unit, inseparable even
Weisman, M. Fisher, A. Smilo and
stein, toastmaster and president I
• ur rover.swal
definite
place
to
hospitalize
pa-
under tests far more punishing than show you how little it costs to put
s w km
others.
of the Bronx Howie Parents Amur I With the opening of Camp Les-
The Women's Auxiliary to the tients.
ordinary driving conditions. Thus, this protection on your car, before
I 'Hrs.. A Knoppow invite. all
Miss M. Golub, social service ciation, as well as all the other', ter close at hand, L. I. Reich an-
heat-blisters don't form. Blow-outs you have a dangerous blow-out.
friends to attend the recital of Maimonides Medical Society will
speakers, referred to Miss Caplan flounces that there are still a few
the
sea-
interesting
paper
worker, read an
dramatic art given by Miss Vera- hold the find meeting of
I as the "mother" of the above or- • more reservations available.
Goldatick, teacher of her two title I son at the Chidwa Tea Room.reporting on several cases.
Several telegrams were received ganization and commended her for ; Camp Lester, located on Lake
girls, Elaine and Beverly, Thors-111536 Woodward Ave., Saturday
from friends congratulating the the many activities that were ini- Erie 36 miles west of Cleveland,
-day evening, May 31, at 8 p. rn.,' afternoon, May 26, at 1 o'clock.
Luncheon will be followed by i group. Among them were mss- rated during her administration. ' was formerly Johnny Kilbane's
GOLDEN
PLY
7ite
NEW Go
rat McGregor Library, MIlau.ilr hurl
WITH LIFESAVER
oyaenybetchn
ntsp. hbl
Cae m
i m
l epa rl othve.
report.
of
I
sages from Zedakah Club, Jewish 1 Among her outstanding achieve- . Health
, election of officers, and
setts and Woodward.
Lie afn od r
a n made
soc iation, 1 ments, according o the speak ers.
. committees. Members are urged! Eur opea n We lfare
this sea,nn,
house
of
the
to
renz-
'
were
the
formati
for
P
Mrs.
As
Eva
R oeen
nna
s A,
Claims
'to
be
present
Reservations
Nfr.
To
Answer
council, art class, parents' associ-
S. Siegel
Among the comments of parents
We are equipped to do any type of paint job on your car. See us before you
the luncheon are to be made with laure and Harriet Ellenetein.
ation, personal service depart=, who have sent their children to this
of Revisionists
Mrs. Leo Orecklin, llogarth 5670. i A poem, written by Miss Done 1
have your car repainted for Me summer.
old, a ment, mothers' heal th cli nic " d i camp is the following from Mr.
years
will
conclude
the
meeting.
I
Abraham•hon,
13
. i ts Bridge
•
but not least, the children's . and Mrs. S. S. Sher of Detroit:
th e R e,,...
The claiir• of th
This luncheon was onginallyjnie ce of Mrs. Prenzlauer, was last,
camp--the latter due entirely to ' "We are delighted to have our
and other opponents of the Ilia- planned for May 23 and was post- read.
and sera," a,,,,,,i.
ANY TYPE
seed. after her efforts. One speaker pointed i twins. Leroy
tadruth—the dewi‘h I•bor Fed-
A luncheon was served,
ed to this Saturday afternoon.
the greatest of all her , ated with the personnel of this
eration of Paleetine—will Ire an - P° r
which reports of Ames were out that
..•
achievements was the democratic j camp. Never have we seen a better
invered on Monda evening. May
ruse in Bread Prices
r ead .
, reed
As for the camp
28, in an addrees y by S. Siegel of
1 Vocal solos were rendered by and Jewish spirit which she In- j lot of counsellor,.
—
I itself, Clevelanders are to be con-
Mrs. Bernard Lulls, accompanied jetted into the work.
New York, at a public meetieg at
Jewish
Master
Bakers'
As-
i
this kind of
on
having
The
gratulsted
unique
tribute
was
paid
to
,
A
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall. Ad- soeiation_announces that as a re- by Mrs J. Shulman.
o of chit- I Jewish camp near their city."
Le by a grup
mission will be free.
There is a change of date for , M iss Capn
t
f
fhe
increaee
in
price
of
a
sul o
held at I dren, who presented her with
Mr. Siegel is a member of the
f ingredients and the cost of labor, the next card party, to be
, James W. Warburg, former
central executive committee o the price of rye, white and pum- Kern's Department Store, ninth I bouquet of flowers on behalf of Roosevelt
adviser who has now
floor,
Tuesday
June
12,
instead
of those who enjoyed their stay in , written a book on the money ques-
the Poalel Zeire Zion. He ju , t
has been raised
pernickel
breads
result
of
her
efforts.
(
a
I turned from Palestine and will to 12 rents • loaf. Old prices pre- Saturday, June 20, as previovly camp as
were closed with I tins, also writes poetry.
give first-hand Information on his vail for other baked goods.
arranged. The ceremonies
• I observations there.
HENRY H. LEVETT
MAURICE A. LEVETT
edarPoint
R.
W. Reilly & Co.
' e 4rze
°floe,
Harry Weingarden
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