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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

TI E`Y)LTROITJEWISII

Barc Appoints
Miss Holinstat

Engagements

United States Marshall John J.
Barc, immediately upon his being
sworn into office last Tuesday, re-
appointed Miss Adele Holinstat to

MEN'S WHITE

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CLEANED le

MEN'S WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS

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75c

$1.25 UP

LADIES' DRESSES

COLUMBIA 4200

IPC)

CLEANERS 4 DYERS

533-547 FAST FOREST

DISCRIMINATING DETROITERS ALWAYS
Vacation at

BARON'S RESORT

SOUTH HAVEN, MICH.

Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
shower. Children's dining room and governess-playgrounds

-Cut Courtesy Detroit

MISS

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ADELE HOLINSTAT

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Refrigerated Air Cooling System Makes

Sax•Kay's a Delightful Place to Shot) in

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Margolis of 2224 Blaine Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Jack Rappoport, son of Mr.
and Sirs. David Rappoport of 2202 West Euclid Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bankler of 2303 Gladstone Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ann, formerly of California, to
Joseph Shewach, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Shewach of Blaine Ave.
Mr. and Sirs. Morris Goodman of Glynn Court announce the
engagement of their daughter, Relit Sadell, to Joseph A. Stiffer, son
of Mrs. C. Slitter of Chicago, Ill. The wedding will be in October.
Mr. and Mrs. Shay Matches of Flint, Mich., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Betty, to Samuel Schuster, son of Mrs Esther
Schuster of West Euclid Ave., Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Weiss of 2260 Gladstone Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Lauretta, to Harold Lachman, son of
Mrs. Julius W. Lachman of 18080 Kentucky Ave.

LINEN OR PALM BEACH

AND HAND FINISHED TO
INSURE COOLNESS AND
SMARTNESS

aROPIICLES

Continuing Our

emisAnnuall Sale

Wedding Calendar

With Further Drastic Reductions

NOW WAY BELOW COST!

July 14-Miss Ruth Gottfried of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, to
Abe J. Schmerin of Detroit, son of Mrs. Bella Schmerin of Ilazelton,
Pa., at the home of the bride's brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
H. Gottfried, 16901 Aldersyde Road, Shaker Heights, Cleveland.
July 29-Miss Rose Mildred Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris A. Gordon of 218 Josephine Ave., to Jack Victor Diamond, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Diamond of Calvert Ave. Reception at the home
of the bride, 3 to 6 p. m. No cards.

his staff and selected her to be the
disbursing officer.
Miss Holinstat was first oppoint-
ed to the Marshall's staff nine
years ago, and served under
U S Marshalls Frank Newton
June 29-To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip B. Kollin (Anne Marrich) of
and John H. Grogan before her
re-appointment by Marshall Bare. 2911 Monterey Ave., a daughter, Audrey Shelda.
July 5-To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Freed (Jean Golinsky ) of 2939
Doris Ave., a son, Gerald Charles.

Births

Nag (IN Notts

In honor of her skier-In-law, Mr,. 0,11.
Ilan Lindenbalitll Of Brooklyn. N. Y.,
Mrs. William Bents enterMineol 18 guast•
at S breakfast Midge at her home last
Wednesday.

Marriages

Arlosoroff Branch
Picnic This Sunday

BRADFIELD - MUSLINER
The marriage of NESS Jeanette
Sarah Musliner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Musliner of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. he, have returned
from Charlevoix, where they etwnt a Detroit Leland Hotel, and Fred
few da0s,
Bradfield of Detroit, was solem-
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Mr. and Mrs. N. Sellner had as their nized July 5 at the Detroit Leland
Cu ,. ,', for several days. their Parents,
Hotel. Rabbi Leon Fram offici-
Mr. and Mrs. 01. tilickontan of Cleveland.
ated.
Mrs George Natio and son, Herman.
Miss Virginia Cohen of Jackson
ha, returned home aftd4 spending Foy
attended her cousin as bridesmaid
er& Idays In Detroit and Ann Arbor.
and Dr. Alexander Bradfield was
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Levine have as
best man for his brother.
their guest, their sister, Mn,. IL Wein-
Following the ceremony, Mr.
berg of Cincinnati.
and Mrs. Bradfield left by motor
Mts. A IL Boman lo leaving on Fri.
don for Buffalo. where she will spend for a tour of the New England
a few weeks with relative,
States and upon their return will
Mrs. W. W. Lindenba um and children, temporarily reside at the Detroit
of Brooklyn, N. 0.. rOnte the forepart
Leland.
of the week to spend s month with Mrs.

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$ 25 - 35

'35-65

Formerly to 135.00

Formerly to 225.00

KNITTED DRESSES

MILLINERY

$ 10-20-30

'2 3 5

Formerly to 69.50

Formerly to 27.50

Miry Ella Sehnekb,rtnan of New York
Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
itneiderMan.

Canip Nahelu

NEGLIGEES, $7.50 to 13.50

CORSETS

NIGHTGOWNS 3.95 to 6.9S

FINE BAGS

PANTIES

225 to 3.95

HOSIERY .

SILK SLIPS

3.95 to 4.95

No Exchanges

RABBI GUTTERMAN
HERE FOR YESHIVA

on Perry Lake

A few vacancies are available for the
second half-season starting July 19.

Formerly to 110.00

Formerly to 59.50

The first affair of the Arlosoroff
Branch No. 137 of the Jewish Na-
tional Workers Alliance will be ■
RATES ON APPLICATION
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picnic on July 15, at Unser Camp
Men's and Women's Solariums - Social and Physical Directors
and Kinderwelt at Chelsea, Mich.
Concert orchestra, two
Formerly I. 19.60
Tennis courts, golf course nearby.
There will be prizes, a concert
performances weekly, in our new dance and recreation hall.
and other feat-
ures.
Domestic
Many Added Improvements Have Made Baron's
Linen will play
Porworfy ts 12.71
the Most Modern Resort in Michigan
General Linen in
a ball game. A
seven-course din-
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
Formerly to 7.51
ner will be served
and enter-
Irving Lewis. popular muter-of-ceremonies ■
fora modest sum.
tainer from "Old Mexico" at the World's Fair, it now
M. Schumer and
at "Baron's" to entertain you.
Porowly eo 7.91
A. Rosen head the
committee in
charge, assisted
Messrs. Liebson,
Scheyer and Lin-
Lindenboutn s mother. NIrs. Anna Erents,
of loth
SN1TZ • GOLD
den.
M. Schumer
Miss Mildred Leatrice Gold,
Tickets can be obtained at the
Dr. ond Itira 01ourIc e TKO, have re-
turned to Bay City after spending the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris gate.
mat yAtt In CW411111011. where Dr. Tay-
Gold of Cleveland, Ohio, was mar-
Directions to the camp: Take
lot was dental Interne at the einritinati
tieneral hospital. They will make their ried to Samuel S. Snitz, eon of Plymouth Road U. S. 12 to Chel-
home al 1106 Tenth Pt.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Snitz of De- sea, turn right on M-92, follow
signs to Camp Grounds at Farband
Mies Ruth Hutton. who has hero named troit, by Rabbi Rudolph Rosenthal
Oilltel • Nisor by the Italtintore Emerge.,
of Cleveland, on June 29, in the Camp, formerly Unser Camp.
Itellt•f ('oninliWinty ,.0.11. from Mary.
fam-
spend
se , er a I weeks here presence of the immediate
land to
with her parents. Nic and Mrs. Louis ilies, in the Temple on the Heights
HYMAN ALTMAN HEADS Seeks Support for Talmud
Button.
in Cleveland.
ORTONVILLE - MICHIGAN
Torah and Seminary
HALF CENTURY CLUB
The bridesmaid was the sister
in Bialystok
of the bride; Hazel Gold, and the
Camp Phone: Ortonville I2F6 Little N•helu: Ortonville 12F31
best man was Jack Gross, fiance of
The Jewish Half Century Club,
Rabbi Baruch Gutterman, presi-
under the leadership of its retir-
Hazel Gold.
Immediately following the cere- ing president, Morris Grib, held dent of the Talmud Torah and
Samuel J. Leve is now occupy- mony a reception pas held in the its first, annual picnic on Sunday, Yeshiva of Bialystok, Poland, is
July 8, at its own picnic grounds, in Detroit in the interests of his
ing the office of director of the Sovereign Hotel.
The newlyweds left for an ex- Chicago Blvd., one-half mile west institution.
Bureau of Investigation of Wayne
Rabbi Gutterman has addressed
tended trip to Northern Michigan. of Telegraph Road. The grounds,
County.
a beautiful wooded scene, proved a number of synagogues. He is I
Mr. Love was born in Chicago
in 1893 and, while still a baby, Max S. Feldman Heads Bicur popular with the hundreds of to speak in the Shaarey Zedek this
guests. Tables and benches were Saturday afternoon. Ile has the
his parents moved to Pittsburg,
Cholem Jrs.
conveniently placed in the shade support of the local rabbis and,
where he spent his childhood. At
They are all made in Detroit
of the many trees on the eight landsmanschaften, and his special
an early age, after having served
and are
At the last meeting of the sea- acres of land owned by the club . plea is to former Bialystok resi-1
his apprenticeship, he became a
Made and Guaranteed hr
son the annual Bicur Cholera .Ira.
STRICTLY KOSHER
The younger people enjoyed dents to support the cause in
master mechanic for the B. & 0.
election of officers took place, with dancing in the large pavilion to whose behalf he came to this
are Detroiter, Ilmo
os ,
Railroad Co., which experience
helping our City.
In addition. we delher
the following results: Max S. Feld- the tunes of a popular orchestra. country.
proved invaluable to hint when he
10 an otorrs, fresh chill, the following
man, president; Charles M. Wein-
oratorio:
Close to 1,000 children are edu-
It was announced that Hyman
was in charge of the manufacture garden, vice-president; Nettie liar-
Salami, Wieners, Bologna, Corned
of howitzer guns for the Midland rish, re-elected recording secretary; Altman, of Altman's Jewish Radio cated at this Bialystok institution.
Beef, Pastrami, Tongues, Beefen-
Formed
more than 100 years ago
Steel Co. during the war. After Fannie Chopnich, corresponding Hour, was the newly-elected presi-
ette are made of the best and
the war he moved to Detroit, secretary, and Belle Drapkin, re- dent of the organization who by the rabbis and scholars of that
freshest kosher meats.
would guide its destinies for the community, this school has won
where he became efficiency expert elected treasurer.
Watch for the blue and yellow
great fame for the students and
for the Standard Products Co.,
The yearly Yom Kippur Night coming year.
label with the name Gunsberg and
Joseph Leib, one of the foun- scholars who studied there.
later becoming secretary of that dance will be held Sept. 19, at the
the names of the rabbis who super-
At the present time, an unusu-
ders of the club, its first president
company.
General Motors Bldg.
vise the Kashruth.
and honorary life president, was ally large number of poor stu-
Mr. Leve has always been inter-
the chairman of the building com- dents are attending this school,
ested in politics. Several years ago
Tag Days of J. W. E. W. 0. mittee.
and the support of the institution
he was one of the group instru-
July 21 and 22
The next picnic is to be held depends in great measure upon
mental in forming the Jewish
funds to come from this country.
RANDOLPH
2545
Fund.
Sunday,
July
29.
Emergency Relief
1016 NAPOLEON ST.
Hundreds of children would go
A special meeting of the board
Before becoming director of the
hungry if it were not for the
-- Bureau of Investigation, he was of directors of the Jewish Wom- Outing of J. W. W. 0.
a deputy sheriff in the execution en's European Welfare Organiza-
Branch on July 24 meals served them at this school.
The Bialystok Landsleute are
department under Sheriff Thomas tion was held last Monday, July
North Woodward branch of the
called upon to come to the aid of
9, at the residence of Sits. J.
Wilcox.
Jewish Women's Welfare Organi-
this Talmud Torah and Yeshiva.
He is a member of many organi-1 Segal, 2966 Sturtevant.
zation met at the home of Mrs. T.
Rabbi Gutterman can be reached
At this meeting final plans were
nations, among them being Edwin ,
Epps. Final plans were discussed
Denby Post of American Legion,' made for the tag days to be given for the splash luncheon party to at the home of Mr. Cohen, 578
Owen Ave.
Saturday
evening,
July
21.
and
I K. of P., Craftsman Lodge 521,1
be held Tuesday, July 24, at Lake
I F. S A. M.; Detroit Consistory,1 Sunday, July 22, at Mt. Clemens. Orion. All members and friends
The proceeds of this affair will
Moslem Shrine, B'nai B'rith, Odd
wishing to attend this outing, with
Fellows, Fraternal Order of go for relief of European orphans transportation, should make reser-
' Eagles, and the Detroit Art Mu- and widows.
vations by calling Mrs. A. Gold-
It was also decided to here a
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seum.
berg, Townsend 7-0551, 2725
The renignalion of It•blo Frooiorio frol.•
He is married and has three picnic on Belle Isle.
,
Leslie Ave.
WI from the pulpit of Temple Beth El
children, Gertrude Jean, attend-1
A special meeting will be held has been announred by the congregation.
ing University of Michigan, Jack Cleophas Girls Elect New at the home of Mrs. A. Smilo, Babb, looptwit leaven latter three sue.
•Homelike rooms•
reesfut years to become the soirltwal
(
, Charles and Beryl.
2902 Clements, Wednesday, July loader of Vongto.allon Wont Israel at
Officers
•Remodelled & Refinished
Elmira. N. Y. Ile will lake over his
18,
at
1:30.
held
The
Cleophas
Girls
Club
new dune. in /September
'throughout.
Gifts to Council Camp Va- semi-annual election of officer: on
Mrs. J. Modell is president of
Adolph Sells, hits re. ently made
cation Fund
July 10 at the home of Betty the N. W. branch of the J. W. known
the ong•genant of h. daughter.
The Detroit Section, National Bronstein. The following were W. 0.
Mine Belot Elisaheth Meitner, to Morris
Arthur Tenenbaum of this Its. formerly
have
Council
of
Jewish
Women,
elected:
Irene
Feder,
president;
wirmou. SATs
of Birmingham. Ala. Mies Meitner and
THE MAJORS
received the following contribu- Frieda Roth, secretary; and Nettie
her father were at home to th•ir Blonds
The Majors held semi-annual on loot Monday afternoon and ey•nin•
tions for its camp vacation fund: Yolks, treasurer. Final arrange-
Mr. and Mra. lieYer t.rry end daughter,
From Mrs. Albert Kahn, Mrs. ments were made for the formal election of officers on July 6 at Adelaide. and Mrs E•ri Nniesherger. of
Harry Keidan, Mrs. Benjamin dinner dance to take place Sun- the home of Jay Joseph. The fol- Jr Awn. and Mrs. Henry Stillman and
Mr. ta III H. hiesInaer, of I Wtrolt. were
Lambert and Mrs. Isaac Gilbert.
day, July 15, at the Oriole Ter- lowing were elected: Meyer W. here for the occasion.
Form Miss Sarah Selminski, in race. Betty Bronstein, the retiring Leib, president; Seymour Aplert.
Now Stella Thal, of Detroit, spent the,
,
vice-president;
Samuel
Dworman
graduation
of
Ruth
president, will install the new of-
honor of the
Mast week-end h•re as the goevt of Mi. ,
ficers. Hank Greenberg of the De- secretary; Albert Boodin, treas-
tBeonehaum.
Baum.
WILLIAM R. HOWARD
urer.
A
moonlight
will
be
held
From Mrs. Albert Kahn, in troit Tigers will be the guest of
Nln KunIce Myer., of ehlOalln, Is 11.11-
Manager
on Friday, Aug. 22.
memory of Samuel Sloman and honor.
Inn at the home et Mina Sella Imerman
Boris Ganapol.
Marl. v., Percy Sae Serie.. and
From Mrs. H. C. Broder, in
Julloo Mack. of Jarkwomille, Fla, were
'went gueot• of the Samuel Meitner.
memory of Dorothy Braudie.
From Mrs. Leon Frank and Mr.
Mr. Nioffill No,' and daughter,
he". taken • rotten. ttl ch•rle•ol•
and Mrs. II J. L. Frank, in mem-
for the olltri/TO,
ory of Herbert T. Sloman and
Samuel T. Sloman.
The Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit announces •
ZEDAKAH CLUB
From Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower
plan to issue • directory ,.f all Jewish clubs and organization.
Lodge. Mrs. J. Sanders was ap- and Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn, ■
in
Detroit.
Wednesday. July 18, 7,eda
On
pointed historian for the year, and bon voyage to Mrs. Isaac Gilbert.
In order that such a directory may be complete in every
kah Club's outing will be held at
Mrs. S. K. Slobin's own verge in-
distribution
in
the
fall,
all
local
for
detail,
and
may
be
ready
TIt1 sIGNIA noROKITI
Mrs. Sam Lubetzsky's cottage.
terpretations of B'nai B'rith work
of TN antma
Jewish societies, congregations, fraternities, sororities, etc.,
TI,. last m• el
1858 Front Lake. Cass Lake. The
of
mere accepted by the women to be lit wan held Jane flt, al the home
are asked to send to the Jewish Welfare Federation, 51 W.
affair will include swimming,
Borghoff The fnliolWina member,
used in their B'nai B'rith ritual. Mine
Warren Ave., Detroit, all information necessary for the group's
were elected to of11,, Brood...to Lilian
luncheon and bridge. Members
Miss Gant and Miss Aronsohn ...anima, unanimously; rIce-nresident.1
inclusion in the directory. These organizations are asked to
A group of Detroit delegates
, Zelda Smith.
and guests are invited.
KSPIvn GOlfond.
reply to the following questions:
represented the Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith also attended the onanimouel , . tr*wmr.r. Itehoc.• 1Wrg•
For reservations and further in-
of B'nai B'rith at the 66th annual, of the Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary huff.
Name of organization
formation. call Mrs. Milton Green-
convention
as
guests
convention of the B'nai B'rith
blatt, Townsend 7-1396.
Meeting place
District Lodge, which took place:
Date and time of meeting
President's name, address and telephone
at Grand Rapids at the Pentland
July Number of Jewish
number .
Hotel.
Quarterly Review
The social functions for men
" telephone
Secretary's
name, address sad
and women were arranged by the
Dr. Cyrus Adler, editor of the
number .
Grand Rapids hosts. The banquet
44..11
Review, an-
-
Jewish
Quarterly
of the convention was given at
:e ■ l tee UM...fr•
.....
nounces the publication of the
Approximate number of
Sabbath S•rricost
the Civic Auditorium.
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July number of the Review.
Purpose of organization
Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy
Mrs Nathan D. Metzger, Mrs.
.....
When club holds electioat ......... _ .....
Thin number contains an in-
the pulpit Saturday morning. July!
Joseph Sanders and Mrs. S. K.
In the event • sufficient display of co-operation is evi-
14,
and speak on the subject
teresting
article
on
"The
Torah
1•: tlOc k
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LWSWO.:
Slobin were the Detroit delegates
Or. ,
denced by local organizations, the Federation will re-isme
Shrine in the Aiffiburnham Pents-
"Chaim Nachman Bialik-Voice ,
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of B'nai touch" and six illustrations by
directories every year.
corrected
of
the
Jewish Renaissance." Sere•'
,
Mrs. Metzger, president,
B'rith.
Jr., of the Gra-
ices begin at 10:30.
was elected to the general com- 1Joseph C. Sloane,
S.
duate
College,
Princeton.
mittee of the Women's Grand

-dance pavilion, etc.

COATS
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at

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Billiard Table
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Baseball Diamond

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