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Hadagsah Hospital
Project Gets Gift

ROSII ILASHON 111 GREETINGS TO ALL!

THESE PRICES ARE

Mrs. Dworkin Donates $100 for
Memorial Tablet Honoring her
Father, Benjamin Abramovits

40% BELOW NORMAL

Mrs. Robert Ma aril, Chairman
Cniversity Hos-

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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Rosen-
thal are home after a two-month
northern cruise, stopping at North
Cape, Iceland, Alaska and Russia,
and before returning they spent
a week in Paris.

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Flat pieces carefully ironed.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Davidson.
Mrs Morris Appelbaum and sis-
of Cleveland and Arthur Deiger ter, Ruth Rhodes, of Chicago are
of Alliance, Ohio, were house spending the Rosh Hashonah holi-
guests over the past week-end of days with their sisters, Mrs. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Unger.
Berman and Mrs. J. Souls. Miriam
Sault; returned with them after
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wolfe and an extended visit in Chicago.
non, Paul, returned from a motor
trip through the New England
On Saturday, Sept. I, the Bent-
States and New York.
moor Country Club celebrated its
closing of a successful season with
Miss Lizbeth Sloman is spend- a formal dinner-dance.
ing a fortnight in New York with
Sidney A, !Jacobs of Virginia
her relatives.
Park returned from a month's
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tenenholz of stay in California.
the Wilshire are spending some
Miss Thelma Newhouse of Ar-
time in the East.
verne, L. I., visited with her uncle
and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rosen-
Mrs. Douglas Brown and fam-
ily returned to the city after sum- berg of Poe St.
mering at Gratiot Beach.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal of
Detroit will officiate at High Holy
Miss Faye Alpern of Gladstone
Day services at Keneseth Israel
Ave. is spending the Rosh Hash-
in Louisville, Ky.
onah holiday with her parents in
Bay City, Mich.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Birnbaum of
Sturtevant Ave. vacationed in
After spending the summer
Charlevoix for a few weeks.
months in Charlevoix, Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Prentis and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Rosen-
ters, Helen, Vera and Barbara,
are at their home on Balmoral baum spent 10 days at The Inn at
Drive. Beverly Prentis returned Charlevoix.

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Under Personal Direction of

MRS. SELMA RINGOLD

for the development of

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Parents interested can interview Mr.. Ringold at the

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KUTNICK'S BOOK STORE

9404 OAKLAND AVE.

Buy From Us at Fair Prices

Religious Prayer Books - New Year' Cards and Totals's.

Happy New Year to Our Customers and Friends!

An Important Message to
Jewish Housewives!

When you buy "baked goods" do you look for price or
quality? Do not be misled by "cheap" prices because common
sense will tell you that when bakers offer "barg•ins" they must
necessarily sacrifice quality end m•terials. If you want the
finest quality baked goods in Detroit come to

A. HOPTMAN'S BAKERY

8916 TWELFTH ST.

Madison 1755

A Few of our Holiday Specials:

BEST EGG CHALE
PLAIN CHALE
SPONGE AND HONEY CAKES

Congregation B'nai David

ELMHURST AT 14TH

Announces the Engagement of the Well-Known

Cantor Pinchik

Andrrl aliisnedWell

Choir

To Chant the Services for the Coming

11101[ HOLY DAYS.

RABBI JOSHUA S. SPERKA will occupy the pulpit and de•
liver the sermons in English, and RABBI E. AISHISKIN will
speak in Yiddish.

SLICHOTH SERVICES will be held on SATURDAY, SEPT 1,
at 12 o'clock Midnight Sharp.

Seats are available for reservation at the synagogue
from 6 to 9 p. m. daily and from 2 to 9 p. m. on Sunday

MRS. CLARA AVRUNIN

of

Camp Avrunin

takes this means of extending Best Wishes to all her friend.
and patruns for a Happy and Pro•p.erou. N,w Year!

THE EVA PRENZLAUER
SERVICE GROUP

Extends to MI Its Members and Friends the Season's
Greetings and Sincere Wishes for a Happy
and Prosperous New Year!

WAS NIETZSCHE ONCE
FRIENDLY TO JEWRY?

Nietzsche and the composer Rich-
ard Wagner. "Tell me without
reticence, if with regard to de-
scent, you have any connection
with the Jews," Nietzsche wrote.
"I have. as a matter of fact, re-
cently had se veral experiences
arousing in me the greatest ex-
pectations for youths of this
origin."

VIENNA. I.TTA) — A hitherto
unpublished letter of the mad
philosopher, pessimist and anti-
Semite, Friedrich Nietzsche, which
seems to indicate that Nietzsche
at one time wee somewhat favor-
ably disposed toward the Jews, ■ n-
pears in • catalogue published
51,1-11
here by the Vaheck firm. The let-
ter is number 58 in the catalogue.
"Can you keep • secret,"
"Sure."
Nietzsehe's letter, which is dated
August 24, 1877, wee addressed
"I teed to borrow some money."
to Sigfried Lipiner, Austro-Jewish
"Don't worry. It's just as if
writer and a close friend of both I never heard it."—Annapolis Log •

New Russek fash-
i o n s , illustrating
t h e authoritative
trends for fall.

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finsterwald
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Magidsohn and
have taken up their new residence
their son and (laughter spent the
in the Indian Village Manor.
Labor Day holiday in Chicago.

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10 large pieces permitted.

toward the

Mrs. harry E. Byron and daugh-
ter, Eileen, are guests at the Ho-
tel Balsam in Dixville Notche,
N. II., and will remain for sev-
eral weeks.

A Paris-Inspired Ensemble of
Autumn Fashions

William Frank of Wheeling,
Dr. and Mrs. I. I.. l'olozker mo- W. Va., is visiting with his ehil-
tored to Northern Michigan over dren, Mr. and Mrs. 11..1. L Frank'
and Mrs. Leon Frank of Colorado
the past week-end.
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RUSSEK'S PRESENTS

MRS. ROBERT MARWIL

versity Hospital in Palestine. A
cheek for $100 has just been re
ceived by Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich from .
Mrs. Irving Dworkin, in memory
of Mrs. Dworkin's father, the late !
Benjamin Abramowitz, who was
known for his philanthropic activi-
ties, particularly on behalf of the
House of Shelter and the Old Folks
Home. Through his daughter's
contribution, his name will be in-
scribed in the hospital memorial
tablet.
Detroit lietlassah has pledged
itself to raise $3,000 during the
next three years as its share of
the cost of building the Hadassah-
University Hospital, an institution
which will be • erected on Mount
Scopus as a permanent symbol of
Iladassah's health work. The hos-
pital is the leading project under-
taken by Hadassah thus far in its
more than 20 years of work devoted
to public health and social welfare
in Palestine.
The sum of $100 is required for
inscription in the memorial tablet;
$2500 for the endowment of a ward
bed and $5,000 for the endowment
of a room. Mrs. Marwil, 8621 La
Salle Blvd., Euclid 6531-W, will be
glad to hear from all prospective
contributors to this fund.

I. MILLER
Suede Sandal

New!

With Mk.tching Handbag

An opulent collar of
pedigreed s i 1 v e r fox
surmounts this pencil
slim coat — one of a
glorious collection of
new Paris fashions at Glittering, metal-
$74. . threaded c r e p e
makes the cocktail
gown pictured,
with kolinskY tails
edging the smart
sash. $39.50.

from Trip Lake Camp and Jewel
A distinguished after-
Dr. Morton Hack is leaving for
Prentis stopped at Philadelphia
noon sandal, with pat-
where she was a guest of Wilma Battle, Creek, where he will pre-
sent
an
exhibit
of
(lack's
Scien-
noon
sandals, with pat-
Goldberg.
tific Shoes at the annual conven-
ent accents—$13.50.
tion
of
the
Michigan
State
Med-
After spending the summer
Matching bag — $7.50.
months at Charlevoix, Mr. and ical Society, next week.
Mrs. Arthur NI. Schlesinger and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kopelson •
son Robert will return Sunday.
Elaine and Arthur Schlesinger formerly of Detroit, were guests
here on their way from Michigan
preceded them by a few days.
City, prior to their return to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. S. B Kahn of Waverly
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
Ave. and her children, Mr. and
DINNER-DANCE APPEAL
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kopman and
Mrs. John Hopp, returned from a
motor trip to New York, where daughter of St. Louis spent a few
RU SSEKS
they were the guests of their fam- weeks with their family, Mr. and First Meeting of the Year to Be
Held on Wednesday
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Moe Weinberg. Mrs. Saul Kopman of Chicago
448 WOODWARD
Blvd.
Mrs. Al Weisman, president of
Miss Besse Glosser of JoilLs-
town, Pa., was a recent guest of
Eliot Kronish, who has been a the Home Relief Society, speak-
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. N. recent guest of his uncle and aunt ing before the edvisory board of
Glosser, at Lake St. Clair, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bernie, lef ilthe organization last week, made
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II. Schakne for New Ilaven, Conn., to resume (the followng statement:
"For 12 years the organization
of Hardwood Ave.
his studies.
has never failed poor unfortunate
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
Mr. and Mre. I. L. Hirschman ones and has given them emerg-
and family have returned to the and family of Edison Ave. re- ency relief, whether it has been
city after summering at their cot- turned from their summer home to feed the undernourished chil-
dren with milk, thereby assisting
tage, "Secaw," at Gaylord, Mich. at Sans Souk.
them to live a more normal life,
or
by helping families on the verge
Mrs. Joseph Welt returned
Miss Janet Waldbott of Chicago
from a short visit in New York.
is the guest of Miss Henrietta of desperation on account of the
unbearable conditions of the times,
Ascher of the Park Lane Apts.
Dr. and Mrs. Hugo Freund
and has brought food, shelter and
were hosts to their family last
Mr. and Mrs. Irving M. Rairn i a measure of happiness to thou-
Sunday at their summer cottage of Santa Rosa Drive returned sands of lives filled with despair.
at Walnut lake.
I know that you cannot fail to
from cruise to Duluth, Minn.
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realize the importance of our com-
Dr. and Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich
Sam Lubetsky of 3233 Glad- ing dinner-dance, by means of
and eons, David and Edward, re- stone Ave. brought his father, Abe which we hope to raise enough
' turned from Orion Lake where Lubetsky, from Bialystok, to be money to enable us to continue
they spent the past few months. his guest for six months, after these efforts. Tho those of us
which time he will return to kis who are a bit more fortunate, it
Miss Julia Wine, who has been home.
may be only another appeal, but
making her home in New York,
to hundreds of mothers and their
spent Labor Day with her rela•
Mrs. J. Modell and her daugh- starving children, it means the
Oven in this city. Miss Bess Stein. ter, Rose, returned home Wed- difference between life and des-
berg returned with Miss Wine nesday, having spent the week in pair. The Home Relief Society
after a visit with her mother, New York and Atlantic City. is sponsoring a dinner dance at
Mrs. R. Steinberg of Edison Ave. Harry Modell returned home Mon- the Stetter Hotel on Sunday, Oct.
day from Camp Strongheart in 28, for the purpose of raising the
Mrs. Sebastian Simmons of Los Wisconsin. Mildred and Gertrude budget with which to meet the
Angeles was a recent guest of her Modell returned home Friday expected heavy drains of this
family, Mrs. Bernard Ni urzburger from Camp Palaine in New York. coming winter. The 200 members
and Mrs. Herman Lewis. Mrs.
are basing their appeal to the
Simmons, a former Detroiter.
I. Monte Silverberg of Chicago, Jew's of Detroit on the past work
spent three weeks in this city.
who is making a tour of the of the organization. Approbation
world, stopped off for a few days of their previous activities can
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris are to visit his sisters, Mrs. A. L. best be expressed by attending
sojourning in Northern Michigan. Hamburg and Mrs. Waldo Sloman, this dinner dance, thus making
Mrs. Silverberg and daughter, Ev- possible the continuation of its
Mr. and ,Mrs. Louis S. Cohane elyn, accompanying him.
worthy work."
of Chicago Blvd. spent the past
The Home Relief Society an-
week in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Feinberg of nouncees its first fall meeting of
Leslie Ave. Were among those the year. to he held at the Statler
I Alexander Freeman left Tues. who visited Chicago over the La- Hotel, Wednesday, Sept. 12, at
day for New York to meet his bor Day week-end, as guests of 1:30. The book "Private Worlds"
son, Alwyn Vernon, who arrived the General Motors Corporation. by Phyllis Bottome will be re-
Thursday aboard the Steamer
viewed by Mrs. Joseph Blumrosen
Manhattan, after a year's study
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldberg re- of Lincoln Park. A musical pro-
! abroad. lie will return in Oc- turned to their home in Ashland, gram will be followed by tea.
i tober to Geneva, Switzerland, to Ky.. after a visit with Mrs. Gold-
resume his studies.
berg's parents, Mt. and Mrs. Sam SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
. ea man.
TO RESUME ACTIVITIES
Miss Clara Rogers of Cleveland
DETROIT
in spending several weeks in this!
Miss Mollie Gould left Thurs-
GROSSE POINTE
Dramatic
Committee Begins Work
city.
day for her home in Chatanoogs.
Sept. 12; First Meeting
Tenn., after an extended visit
on Sept. 30
Bertram Friedman, James I with the Steinberg family on Edi-
Straus and Robert Rubels of Chl-; son Ave.
Sidney
J. Winer, director of r.
cago were guests at Charlevoix
dramatics for the Young People's
over the Labor Day week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Kea re-
t urned to their home on Avalon Society of Congregation Shaarey
!,re•Juthin Wollner and daugh- Ave., Highland Park, after • Zedek, announces, that casting for Bieur Cholem Yom
Kippur Night Ball
te , s returned from Charlevoix week's rest at the Lodge in the a group of one-act plays will be-
gin Wednesday evening, Sept. 12,
The Worthy Matron, Patron and Officers of
where they were guests at The Inn floods, GPeen Springs, Ohio.
in the Library of the synagogue, Will be Held at General Motors
' for the summer months.
Chicago
Blvd.
at
Lawton.
Ballroom oa Sept. 19
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Skolnick
Former members of the Y. P.
Mrs. Seymour Marks of Los An- I Shirley Ross) returned from
gelee is visiting with her sister t heir honeymoon after touring the S. Players and all others who are
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. Associa-
Extend to Its Members and the
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.' s ountry for almost three months, interested in working with this tion has completed its final plans
group are invited to attend the for its annual Yom Kippur Night
Sylvan Grosner.
visiting many points of interest.
Community
in General, Best Wishes
meeting.
I
dance to be held at the General
Tbey are now residing at 14908
for a Happy and Prosperous New Year!
The first meeting of the Young Motors Building ballroom, Wed-
Morris Sanders and daughter, Petoskey Ave.
place
People's
Society
will
take
nesday,
of
Little
Rock,
Ark.,I
Sept. 19.
Mary Looter,
were guests of the Edwin Rosen-I
Mr. and Mrs. Max Loewenstein on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 30, in
This will be the 26th annual
thals over the Labor Day week- I o f 2995 Oakman Court are spend- the nodal hall of the synagogue. dance, and will open a second quar-
Dr. Leonard Sidlow Is president ter of a
end.
i ng ■ few days in Omaha, Neb.,
ROSH HASTIONAll GREETINGS
century of charitable en-
of the Society. Theodore Baruch deavor. Au in the past, the proceeds
I .incoln and Kansas City.
Send Holiday Greetin gs with
Flower s from
is vire-president. Ralph Shiffman of thin affair will be donated to
Mrs. hear Gilbert and daugh- ,
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and
Eleanor
Schetzer charity to be used
ter, Barbara, returned from a
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hamburg to treasurer,
in aiding the
Ruth
Bachrach
are
the
secre-1
and
Mediterranean Cruise.
sick
and
l a nd children of 2999 Monterey
needy.
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Joy Road and D ewier Bled.
A ye. returned from a week's trip taries.
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All of the various clubs and or-
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Glassman I t o New York and Atlantic City.
NEWLY-ENLARGED QUARTERS TO BETTER
ganizations in the city have been
Edith Hartman Marcus to invited to attend, and lend their
are guests at the Ambassador Ho.'
SERVE YOU
Wedding and Hospital
tel in Atlantic City, where they !
Speak on WMBC Sunday
Mrs. Jack Davis of 2203 Hazel-
support to the cause of the Hirer
Bouquets, Floral Designs, Corsages
will remain for 10 days before re. wood Ave. returned home after •
Cholem Jrs.
in Lederle's Behalf
Estimates Freely Given
turning to their home on Chicago el sit at Lake City, Mich.
The committee in charge has re-,
EUCLID 6082
Blvd.
Backing the candidacy of Assist- tained Henry Finney and his May-
I Mrs. Ben Kaufman of 108 annt Corporation Counsel Arthur fair Club 0 - chestre to present the I
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Herman Golanty of the Detroit i M ass Ave.. If. P. spent several
F. Lederle for Prosecuting Attor- music for the evening.
Leland reterned after spending) w eeks at Charlevoix, Mich.
ney of Wayne County, Edith
The advance sale of tickets is al-
the holiday week-end with his'
Hartman Marcus, Detroit atto rney , ready an indication that the dance
family in Pittsburgh. i
Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen (Doris will ?peak over Station WMBC at will be one of the social
Nahelu
successes
I w olfgang) of Toledo, Ohio, are 1:40 p. m. this Sunday.
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of the season. There will be danc-
Extends Best Wishes to the
Arthur Simons returned from in ow residing in this city and are
ing from 9 till 1, and tickets may
Entire Community for a Happy
A 10-day trip to Peoria, Ill., and i m eking their home at 3710 Bur-
Flowers fee Rosh Hash000le- be obtained by calling Charles M.
and Prosperous New Year!
Chicago. • l li ngazne Ave.
Dositee-Joy Florist, Euclid 11082. Weinrden at Cherr 4045
Y 4045.
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Roth Hashonah
Greetings

As a meagre measure of reciproca-
tion for your continued loyalty and
good-will, we take this opportunity
of wishing you a Happy New Year!

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May it bring to the Jewish people
throughout the world prosperity and
contentment, and surcease from
adversity.

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B. SIEGEL O
C O .

PURITY CHAPTER NO. 359, 0. E. S.

DEXTER-JOY FLORIST

Camp Nahelu and Little

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