PrEPerRorr,AitisnefRONiCLE

PAGE SIX ,

Jews Suffered Heavily
During Polish Floods

WARSAW. (JTA)—Details
now available indicate that the
Jewish communities in the flood
area in Poland were hard hit.
In the Novy Sante district,
comprising several Jewish
townships and villages, 500
Jewish families were left home-
less. Damage in the district in
estimated at 050,000 zlotys
(approximately $100,000).
The worst sufferers among
the Jews, the report reveals,
were artisans and farmers. The
artisans lost not only their
homes but also their tools, be-
ing completely deprived of
means of earning a living. The
.soil on the Jewish farms has
been transformed into barren,
stony ground. The official
Jewish community also lost
heavily. Its cemetery and hos-
pital were badly damaged and
thousands of dollars are needed
for repairs.S.The community is
virtually penniless.
Rzeiszow Jews report that
119 families are homeless, with
an estimated damage of 96,000
zlotys. Scores of families were
ruined in the Wietrzychowice
district, being left homeless
and without food. Damage is
placed at 180,000 zlotys. Forty
Jewish families of Olphiny, the
entire Jewish population, were
left destitute.
From other areas similar re-
ports were made.

and THE I.EGAL CHRONICLE

Jacob Levin Appeals for Payment
ADOLPH BARLOW
Of Dues to Jewish Old Folks Home
DIES, AGED 89

TITLE TAKEN FROM BARNEY ROSS

Jacob Levin, president of the work for which this institution is
Jewish Old Folks Home, has is- founded. Everything that could
sued an appeal to all members to be done to promote the comfort.
pay their dues during the holidays, the welfare and the happiness of
and thereby to assure the com- the old folks was accomplished
fort and happiness of the aged within the limits of our means.
people in the home. Mr. Levin's
"We make this plea to you to
plea follows:
remember-
"Do not forsake us in our old
On the occasion of the New '
• ge, cast us not off when our
Year the members of the board
strength failed,
of director• join with the aged
"If your dues are not paid,
residents of the Jewish Old Folks' , please do it now.
Home in extending to you and
"Permit us to express our grati-
your family their best wishes for tude and thanks in the name of
a very happy New Year.
the officers and boards of direc-
"Your generous donations and tors of our home, as well as for
hearty support during the past those who cannot come to see you,
years have enabled the board of those whom your support will
the home to carry on the good I help—our old folks."

Ban on Jews by Rudolph Hess Is
Now Admitted in Reich; Orders
Are Receiving Much Publicity
5

Adolph Barlow, Civil War Vet-
eran and retired salesman, died
Thursday at his home, 362 Wood-
(Continued from Page One)
of the Jews in Germany was posi-
land Ave. He was 80 years old.
lively 'hopeless" and that only the
Mr. Barlow had lived in Detroit
their propaganda, Wilhelm Kube, "worst types, those without any
86 years, having come directly to
Governor of the Province of more pride," could remain in Ger-
Detroit front his birthplace, Bres-
Brandenburg and next to Julius many under the conditions imposed
lau, Germany, with his parents. He
Streicher the most violent anti- by Hitler.
obtained his education at the old
Semitic
leader, says in a signed
Barstow school. At the age of 16
"The government is not 'nor-
article:
he enlisted with the Fifth Michigan
rapt," she declared, "and escap e
Infantry and served throughout the
"The 9th of November, 1918, from these conditions can still be
Civil War.
represents the victory of Jewry bought, and is being bought every
He was the father of Myron
in Central Europe. It could not day. Those who have money can
Barlow, artist, who now lives at
have conquered if the empire had escape much of the persecution."
Etaples, France. Another son, Ber-
not opened every door to it. We
nard, of New York; five daughters,
cannot forget that all three Kai-
Racial Course Order
Mrs. Sidney S. Weinman, Mrs. Jul.
sers from the house of Hohen-
BERLIN — (JTA) — Reich
ius Rothschild and the Misses Paul-
zollern were pro-Jewish .
Minister of Education Bernhard
ine, Celia and Belle Barlow; a
"Th e Jews betrayed us in 1918. Rust supplemented his order excus-
granddaughter Fanchon Hilsburg,
•
The Jews brought Field Marshall ing German Jewish children from
and two grandsons, Anwroll and
von
Hindenburg before the hu- taking Nazi racial courses by di-
J. E. PRENZLAUER IS
TOLMICH AND CANTOR Julius Rothschild, Jr., survive.
miliating forum of the criminal recting that only children who ask
Funeral services will be conduct.
DEAD AT AGE OF 33 HONORED WITH CRUISE
Reichstag of the Jewish Weimar for permission to stay away be
ed by Dr. Leo M. Franklin, at Tem-
regime. The Jews caused the in- excused.
Joseph E. Prenzlauer, son of
Ben Tolmich, general agent of ple Beth El on Sunday at 10:30
flation. The Jews remain the ene-
Previous orders issued by Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Prenzlau et. , the Continental Assurance Co. of a. m. Burial will he in Woodmere
mies of the German people."
Rust, after numerous protests from
prominent Detroit social worke rs, Illinois, and Philip L. Kanter are Cemetery.
German Jews gave the teachers in
During
the
party
congress
last
died morning
last Sat ur- leavina Friday morning on the
day
week in Nuremberg Herr Strei- the Nazi schools power to excuse
at
cher was one of the most conspic- Jewish children from taking the
Receiving
II es-
uous of the Nazi officials, and he racial courses, which are given
pital front an
invariably
sat next to Chancellor every Saturday. The racial teach-
overdose of
Hitler at the major demonstra- ings exalt the "Aryan race" and
sleeping medi-
NEW YORK. (JTA)—Funerat
tions.
Special
editions of his condemn the Jews as an inferior
cine. Ile was 33
services for Leon Blank, Yiddish
newspaper, the Steurmer, and oth- race who were the cause of most
years old and
actor, were held last week. About
er violently anti-Semitic propa- of Germany's woes.
lived at 2555 W.
10,000 mourners, including theat-
ganda publications were freely
Soldiers and army officers are
Euclid Ave.
rical colleagues and admirers from
offered for sale.
for the first time officially told to
Services were
all parts of the city, followed the
boycott Jewish firms in a revised
held at Lewis
funeral cortege. Interment was
edition of the handbook for young
Dorothy Thompson.'s Report
Bros. Funeral
in the Jewish Theatrical Alliance's
Some of his satanic majesty's
NEW YORK. — The bad Ger- soldiers, juk published by the
Home, Rabbi
plot in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Reichswehr.
lieutenants go about handing out
—Copyright, DK Pietas Tentriphie Agency.
man trade balance is not due so
Leon From offi-
Blank died following a pro-
Enumerating the duties of Ger-
free advice.
Barney Ross, the only man in ring history to hold the lightweight much to the economic boycott as
ciating.
longed illness. Ile was in his 67th
man soldiers, the handbook de-
Mr. Prenzlauer
year. With the retirement of and welterweight crowns at the same time, is shown above as he first to the "amazing internal extrava. clares that the German boycott of
J. E. p r....4.... was an adjustor,
Boris Thomashefsky several years took the welterweight crown from Jimmy McLarnin on May 28.
fiances" of the Hitler regime, ac- Jewish shops, combined with untir.
Last Monday, Barney had the crown taken from him in • return
and in 1927 or-
ago, Blank became the last active
cording to Dorothy Thompson,' cog Nazi propaganda abroad, has
ganized the Workingman's Ad.
veteran of the original Yiddish match with Jimmy. The crowd of 26,000 was with Ross. One of the
brought about a different atmos-
justment Bureau. Ile was a mem-
theater company, which was or- two judges sins with Ross. Ten of the 15 experts at the ringside journalist and author, who re - phere on the part of the world with
thought
Barney
should
have
retained
the
title.
So
did
most
of
the
ber of the Detroit Republican
ganized in the United States al-
turned on the United States liner regard to Germany. Furthermore
newspapermen, including Grantland Rice. But Referee Arthur I
Club. In the recent Primary
most a half-century ago.
I
Leviathan. She was expelled the handbook boasts, these efforts
Donovan thought otherwise—and McLarnin now has the title again.
election he was an unsuccessful
from Germany for written crib- i have succeeded in couteracting all
Barney retains the lightweight championship without a contender
BEN TOLMICH
candidate for the State Legisla-
cimss of Chancellor Hitler. L.attempts to boycott German goods
in sight.
OFFERS I
ture.
Miss Thompson, who in private abroad.
Inure is survived by a brother, Steamer Monarch of Bermuda to
Very Careful Moving
life is Mrs. Sinclair Lewis, har-
attend
the
contention
of
their
Colonel, and two sisters, Mrs. Max
Banquet of Women's League
Support in
At Most Reasonable Prices
born no resentment against Hitler Der Stuermer Seeks Su
company.
Abramson and Mrs. II. II. Fisher.
Other Lauda
Against Fascism Friday
or Germany for the expulsion or-
Local and Long Distance
Tolmich and Kanter are mem-
der which granted her an alterna. PRAGUE — (JTA) — An en-
Moving
hers of the Presidents Club of the
tire of crossing Germany's fron- peal by Der Stuermer, anti-Semi-
The Detroit Women's Section
Continental Assurance Co., hav- The Anti-Jewish Venizeliat
Thous•nds of Satisfied .
tier before the order was actually tic newspaper published by Julius
of
the
League
Against
War
and
Satisfied
that
the
offense
of
the
ing written a quarter of a million
Customers
Newspapers Are Being
Fascism will have a banquet Fri- Detroit Lions is powerful enough executed. She said she had been Streicher, for foreign support was
MRS. LENA CLINKOFSTINE
dollars worth of insurance. Those
Prosecuted
FREE ESTIMATES
day
evening,
Sept.
21,
at
8:30
tempted at the time to wait for revealed when a Prague newspaper
for
the
opening
of
the
National
Funeral services were held Sun. writing this amount are hon.
NO OBLIGATION
p. m., in the Danish Brotherhood Professional Football League seal the expulsion, which would have reported receipt of a cercular urg-
day afternoon, Sept. 9, fur Mrs. ored with membership in the
SALONICA — (JTA) — Prose- Hall, 1775 W. Forest. This affair son here Sunday, Sept. 23, with the had the form of two armed guards ing it to order copies of the Nurern-
Lena Clinkofstine, • resident' of Presidents Club and are therefore
Call Terrace 2 - 9000
cution of two violently anti-Jew- is being held in honof of the three New York Giants, Coach Potsy escorting her to the French bor- burg weekly for the purpose of sup-
Saginaw for 40 years, at the home entitled to this annual cruise.
porting and keeping in touch with
Stora ge and Mothproofing ■ at
ish Veniseliet newspapers, Make- delegates who are going to Chi-
der.
of her daughter, Mrs. Rae C.
its fight against Jewry.
Vary Moderate Rates
dome and Elevtherostypos, for con- cago to attend the Second United
She said she knew that the ex-
Levy, 8825 Second Blvd. Burial
tinuing to publish inciting articles States Congress Against War and
"The whole world," the circular
Everything insured and bonded
was In Forestlawn Cemetery, Sag-
pulsion order had come from Hit- states, "is interested in the immi-
aginst the Jews, was begun last Fascism on Sept. 28, 29 and 30.
inaw.
ler personally and that investiga- grant question which has been in-
Everyone
is
invited
to
attend.
A
Mrs. Clinkofstine, who died
tors had been informed that Hit- troduced by the non-indigenous
fine program has been arranged.
Saturday, Sept. 8, is survived by
ler was incensed over Miss Thomp- Jews will, make their home here
Charles Rubinoff, well known
Sunday, Sept. 23, at 10 a. m.,
s on's references in an article p
four daughters, Mrs. Levy and
- today and there tomorrow, and bur-
attorney, will speak. An excel-
the Sunday School of Congrega-
l ished
he came
Mrs.
Charles
Rosenzweig,
of
De-
If you want a
power den every nation. Who these im-
lent musical program has also
troit; Mrs. Morris Nover and Mrs. tion B'nai Moshe will begin en-
and also by her series of articles migrants are and how they behaved
been arranged.
GOOD USED CAR
written for the Jewish Telegraphic
Daniel S. Danziger, of Saginaw; rollment of new and former pu-
in Germany and still behave is re-
The three delegates to Chicago
gency. The latter activity was vealed with rare penetration and
two sons, Benjamin F. Clinkof- pils for the term 1934-35. Ar-
see CARL SCHILLER
rangements
have
been
made
to
are
Mrs
Doris
Sperling
Markel,
considered
the more heinous, she thoroughness in our race-•ar week-
stine of Saginaw and I. W. Clink-
vice.president of the organization:
explained, because of the fact that ly, Her Stuermer."
ofstine of Chicago, and 11 grand- continue the registration during
"I've got some gorgeous 'buye'
week days between the hours of
she was not Jewish.
Mrs. Esther Farrel, secretary, and
in used cars. Not only are children. She was the mother of
Concluding with a "Heil Hitler!"
3 and 5 in the afternoon.
Found People Complaining
Mrs. Carrie Sperling. A nominal
the late Millie C. Berg.
Der Stuermer "herewith sends our
they in perfect mechanical con-
fee will be charged.
The people of Germany were uni-
Actual teaching will not begin
subscription terms, and courteous.
dition, but they look wonder.
I
vernally
complaining
about
econom-
SAMUEL FEINGOLD
until Sunday, Sept. 30, at 10
ly asks you to inform us of your
ic conditions, Miss Thompson de-
The proposal to make a moving
ful, and as to prices—just see
of 2059 Pingree Ave., 49 years old, a. nt., and because of limited seat-
needs." Everyone, the circular
clared, and the financial leaders
picture around the life of Haym
died on Sept. 17. Funeral services ing capacity the board finds it
me, that's all."
states, "who has the least sympathy
Salomon ala the House of Roth-
and economists were driven to dis-
were held on. Sept. 18, with burial necessary positively to close the
traction in their efforts to reconcile with Germany and its heroic fight
schild is an again, with some of the
in the Chesed Shel Emes Cemetery. registration of the Sunday School
the actual conditions with the gov- againat All-Judea will support us
leading
Jewish
producers
said
to
on
Oct.
7,
after
which
day
no
Ile is survived by his wife, Fannie,
in the fight."
be
interested.
ernments program. She said con-
Sales Manager
three daughters, Mrs. Meyer Lu- pupils will be accepted.
Friedrich Shwatal, an attorney,
ditions were "dreadful."
bin, Mollie and Gussie, and three
and
Ern Heller, a public school
But,„ government propaganda has
sons, Sant, Ralph and Abie;
teacher, were arrested last Mon-
,
l
Noted
Authors
to
Address
convinced
the
German
people
that
brdtheriMorris, and a sister, Mr
day
while
they were engaged in
every one outside her borders hates
New Masses Group
Jennie Case.
them and wishes to sage war with distributing leaflets calling for a
LINWOOD at TYLER
boycott
of
Jewish firms, Jewish
them, and consequently they are
Townsend 8-2217
An open forum and discussion
YOUR SHOES. Too long? Too
HERMAN LEVIN
KLEUTHIRIOS YENIZELOS
willing to undergo the privations doctors and Jewish lawyers.
short! Too wide? Too nar-
of 2456 Hazelwood Ave., 35 yea rs group sponsored by the Friends
A police search of their homes
which they believe unavoidable.
row? We can make them over
old, died on Sept. 15. Funer al of the New Masses will be held
The gigantic propaganda pro- revealed a huge stock 'of leaflets
on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 8 p. m., week by the Salonica's state's at-
up to two sizes larger. We
over 30 Ynan.' 144perleneo
. services were held at Lewis Bro
gram,
the
demonstrations
and
tre-
of
the same types calling upon the
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30
Funeral Home on Sept. 16 wi th at 108 W. Hancock Ave., and torney. The two papers ignored a
mendous purchases of materials of people of Czechoslovakia to begin
warning by the governor of the
years' experience. M. KANER
interment at Cloverhill Pa rk every Wednesday thereafter.
the type used in arms manufacture an anti-Jewish boycott on Septem-
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand
Many New Masses authors are city ordering them to end their
Cemetery. He is survived by h is
are adding more to the country's ber 15. The leaflets were signed by
anti-Jewish campaign.
River, 12916 E. Jefferson.
smother, Mrs. Fannie Levin; fiv scheduled to appear before this
adverse trade balance than any- theGerman League to Combat the
Several members of a band of
'sisters, Rose, Bess, Loretta, Mr 0. group for literary discussions
thing else, Miss Thompson declared. Jews.
anti-Semites
were
arrested
the
NEED A WASHWOMAN? Wom-
Lillian Stein and Mrs. Theodo no throughout the season. Edward
She emphasized that she had al-
The two men will be tried by a
en for Moping, cleaning and
Dahlberg, whose newest novel, some day when they attempted to
Rothstein, and two brother
ways had and still possessed • deep Prague enurtfor attempting to dis-
HARRY NEWMAN
attack a Jewish funeral proces-
scrubbing, by hour, day or
The Only One in the City henry and Ilarry.
"Those Who Peiish," has just
turb
public order.
regard
and
sympathy
for
the
Ger-
sion. The attackers were beaten
week. Reliable, industrious Clark will devote most of his time man people and she believed that
been published by the 'John Day
off by the outraged mourners. This
help. Free to employer. All this week to building up a de- at heart the great mass of people
Company,
will
be
one
of
the
first
"I
find
all worldly possessions
RUBIN DWORMAN
1. WE CAN RE-FIT ANY
is the second time in a month that
Nations Employment Bureau, fense for the vaunted aerial at- resented the June 30 "purging" and treasures perishable; but there
speakers. Joshua Kunitz, Michael anti-Semites have
of 579 Harmon Ave., 72 years
COMBINATION FOOT OR
attacked Jewish
Madison 2526.
tack engineer by Harry Newman. greatly.
is no treasure like instruction, no
Gold, Jack Conroy and Alan Cal- funeral processions on Satanic,'
LAST.
old, died on Sept. 15. Funeral
s t r on g hold like fellowship."—
Professional football's two out-
Respect for Law Lost
mer will also participate in this streets.
services were held on Sept. 17
DAVID HOROWITZ, the teacher. standing performers clash on the
a. bop* /emoted to SI With kin& foot
"Repercussions of the June 30 Gabirol.
series. There is no admission
Panic broke out in the synagogue
with interment at Machpelah
Specializing in preparing Bar gridiron here next Sunday at the episode have not died down yet,
charge
to
the
Forum,
which
is
3.
ron convert roe.
in Zanthe, when local anti-Semi-
loth
Cemetery, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
Mitzvahs, also citizenship. Be- U. of D. Stadium in the opening particularly in sonic sections such
on
wens tord
ninon dipper or ilre
open to the public.
tes carried out an attack during
officiating. lie Is survived by five
ginners, children or adults ac-
4ent.
game of the National Football as Bavaria," she said. "Strangely
sett ices. Women in the gallery
daughters, Mrs. Philip Solow,
cepted. Reading and writing He- L
enough, however, I found in talk-
4. IV. lower we nal. amps.
•
screamed when stones were thrown
Traffic Safety Campaign
brew, Yiddish or English in five
Mrs. Louis Katz and Fannie, all
They are Dutch Clark, Detroit ing to many people of all walks of
through the windows of the syna-
0. WP can pet In mew snow or too
(5) lessons guaranteed. Free
of Detroit, Mrs. Eli Fink of South
life that the German people, in a
gogue, smashing every pane. The
Lions
quarterback,
called
the
Ty
trial lesson. 2091 Blaine Ave.,
Bend, Ind., and Mrs. Jack Bern-
Motor vehicle traffic deaths i n
sense, have lost the traditional Ger-
Cobb of the National Football
Phone Garfield 6914-R.
IL we ran build acre arch.. mil all
sten of Gary, Ind.; and three sons, Detroit can be cut down below the anti-Semitic band escaped. Police
man respect of law. To me, the
League by coaches and sports
Linda of orthopedic work.
Sam of Gary, Ind., and Irving B. 1933 total of 295 if the death rate arrived on the scene too late to cap-
worst feature of these killings was
ture the hooligans.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished scribes all over the loop because the fact that they were killed with-
continues at the game low figure
and Herthan of Detroit.
We Guarantee 100% Fit
The Venizelist press continues
roost for a gentleman, in pri- of his daring and unexpected grid- out hearing, something given even
it has since July 9, when the police
or No Money
vate home. No children. Gar- iron performances, and Harry to a spy in time of war. I inquired
traffic campaign was announced to its bitter anti-Semitism, despite re-
SARAH LEFKOWITZ
cent assurances from former Pre-
age if desired. Linwood sec- Newman, New York Giants former for the feeling about this and was
the
public.
This
is
the
positive
of 2324 Glendale Ave., 36 years
mier
Venizelos
that
neither
he
nor
All-American quarterback from astonished to find that this angle
tion, Townsend 6-3033.
old, died on Sept. 15.
Funeral statement of Inspector Edward F.
is party are anti-Jewish.
h.
the University of Michigan.
director
of
traffic.
The
in-
had not particullirly struck them."
services were held at Lewis Bros.
The
In pro-government press is at- FOR RENT—Furnished room for
Clark and Newman will oppose
Miss Thompson said the position
In K. GIUSTI. RD Mk C .f Undkon•• Funeral Home on Sept. 16 with in- point, cited figures to prove his tempting to counteract the anti-
gentleman, conveniently located. each other for the first time since
tippodl• Iterndowy Market
terment at Beth David Cemetery, point, with this qualification how- Jewish propaganda by assuring
Apply N. Austin, 3038 Grand ,joining the National Football
ever;
the
figures
will
prove
nothing
readers
that
Jews
are
good
citi-
I.I.
'
K. Jeffrreoe
Rabbi E. Aishiskin officiating. She
t- 0g Side
Ave.
unless motor car drivers and pedes-
League. Clark was absent from
is survived by her husband. Sem-
trians continue to exercise the zens and equally good Greek pat-
the league in 1933 acting as foot-
riots.
i uel, and • small son.
FOR
RENT — Beautifully fur- ball coach at the Colorado School
greatest possible caution and co-
INTER
Or THIS& SQUABS
nished single residence. Palmer of Mines. In 1932 when Clark
•
operation with the police depart-
MAX HARRIS
Woods section. Available Nov. was running wild against National
ment in its effort to save lives.
1000
LARGE ROOMg
J.
W.
E.
W.
0.
Branch
Plans
of 553 Trowbridge Ave., 61 years
1, 1934, to May, 1, 1935. Only League opponents Newman was in
Each room contains a pirate bath,
Affairs
old, died on Sept. 15. Funeral
responsible parties need apply. his senior year at Ann Arbor.
radio, circulating Ise aster, largo dosage,
services were held on Sept. 16 Vienna Pushes Efforts to Bar
length mirrors
. Ss.itey Health Lon
Write Bon 175, Detroit Jewish
as Yvan' Emits-
When Newman was voted the
M. D.'s, Workers
with
interment
at
Cloverhill
Park
North.
Woodward
branch
of
J.
SoUrime , • • dr coolai
Chronicle.
Iowa. Eadennia
best
quarterback
in
the
league
Cemetery, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
VENNIA (JTA)—Declama- W. E W. O. reminds all members
kr Loading
ROOMS ken •2110 • irri
officiating. He is survived by his tory anti-Semiitsm has stopped to and friends of the dinner-dance FOR RENT — Nicely furnished last season an honor given to
rlirsk kn.
Clark the previous year eastern
0..-go erasers seta
wife, Sadie; a son. Ben. and three a certain extent in Austria, but to be held Sunday evening, Oct.
room for single or couple. Mod- pro fans started a discussion over
2073
•continues 14, at Northwood Inn. Sirs. J.
daughters, Lillian, Mrs Rose Feld- practical anti-Semitism
ern conveniences. Reasonable. the gridiron abilities of the two
unabated. That was the statement Robins, chairman. asks for the co-
Gladstone
stein and Mrs. Zelda Weisberg.
Home privileges. 2376 / Elm- players.
made to a Jewish Telegraphic operation of all friends and vari-
hunt, near LaSalle, Apt. 309.
Iselid 10487
Agency correspondent by • leading ous organizations to help make
KALMAN RUBIN
Townsend 7-4229.
JUST WEST OF rWAY ;NEW.
•
of 1614 St. Lawrence Ave., 52 personality in Viennese Jewish life, this affair a success. For reserve
Hundreds Attend Del-Mar
years old. died on Sept. 15. Fu. a wel informed man who would tions call Longfellow 5392.
School
of
Beauty
Culture
FOR
RENT
—
Nicely
furnished
)OHN
L. HORC.AN , General Mgr.
nest services were held at Lewis talk only to the promise that his
Mrs. A. Goldberg, general chair-
room for one or two young
Bros. Funeral Home on Sept 16 name would not be disclosed.
man of the donor luncheon to be
Rev. Cantor
ladies
with
good
habits.
Good
The
Del-Mar
School
of
Beauty
"The economic position of the h
)avid Cddq with interment at El Moshe Ceme- Jews," he continued, "is still men- eld Jan. 9, 1935, appeals to all
home environment for right Culture, located in the Stormfeltz
tery. He is survived by his wife,
members and friends to get busy
party. Board if desired. 2654 Lovely Bldg., at the corner of
aced, impoverishment is growing to with their pledges. Those wish-
Ida.
Leslie.
Townsend 7-0551.
Woodward and East Grand Blvd.
a
frightful
extent.
l 'at t iraur ri."
ing to earn their money through
s one of the interesting sights of
"All the efforts of the Jewish selling various articles should get
Molly Seigel Auxiliary of
Detroit.
Veddi MI Gesso.
representatives to stop the whole- in touch with Mrs. J. Cohen, To. FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
J. C. R. S.
Madame N. B. Watt opened this
room by American Jewish fem.
des Perferw eil at
sale dismissals of Jewish employees, 6-6133, or To. 7-0551.
ily. Garage if desired. Con- chool over 10 years ago and
above all of doctors and engineers,
Horne and by
At the last meeting of the have met with no success, except
tinted with only 13 girls and
venient
to
bus
and
car
line.
RODIN CLUB
Appolatanent
Molly Seigel Auxiliary of Detroit for • few of the worst cases."
3018 Clairmount. Euclid erself as instructress. Today,
taelid Pam
Mrs. Fred Zierer of the Bel-
Jewish Consumptive Relief So.
he classes number in the hundreds
8170-W.
Austrian officials last week crest entertained the Rodin Club
a rid a large teaching staff trains
eiety of Denver, Colo., held Sept. banned the works of the noted
on Wednesday, Sept. 12. Lunch-
12, it was decided to show mov- Poole Zionist writer and theoreti- eon
students
in the most modern sub-
was served, after which the ROOM FOR RENT for young man eds.
Monuments of Cliametes
Detroit's Largest and Best Equipped Car Washing
ing pictures of the sanatorium at
or young woman, with private
regular meeting was held. The
Just
recently
Madame Watt has
Denver at one of the local thee-
7'
Plant
The• Manes are In a huddle remainder of the afternoon
family. Modern home. All con- 0
wan
pened
a
men's
division
and
now
tem
The
date
for
the
showing
over
•
new
howler.
The
question
veniences.
3287
Elmhurst.
S
spent playing cards. Out-of-town
LUBRICATION — BODY POLISHING
as
many
male
students.
It
is
1 of these pictures will be an-
whether to be Three or Four guests were Mrs. D. Feldman and
an interesting fact that men join
nounced later. It was also de- Manes. Zeppo has withdrawn
Mrs. E. Koffman of Bay City and FOR RENT — Large airy fur- the school out of all walks of
cided that the auxiliary's annual
. doesn't favor acting any more. Mrs. H. Lindy of Chicago. The
nished room for • gentleman. life.
banquet be held In December.
Yet Paramount says the quartette n ext meeting will be held at the
Reasonable. Home privileges. geio
Madame Watt invites readers of
All members are urged to at- shall appear intact. Hence, they
2526 Blaine Ave. near Linwood. The Jewish Chronicle to come In
home of Mrs. N. Grossman, 2014
tend the next meeting, to be held may have to enlist Gummi% the
Euclid
Ave.,
on
Wednesday,
Sept
and see the school without obli-
on Wednesday. Sept. 26, at 1:30 fifth brother, who but recently
26, at 8 p. m.
PIANO LESSONS — Graduate of
p. m., at the B'nal Moshe. Dexter quit the dress business
University of Michigan School
Recently Madame Watt received
at Lawrence. There will be •
Zeppo, by the wny, is a thriv- Dr. M. Stamen Opens Office at
of Music desires to acquire • letter of inquiry about the
second nomination of officers and i ng agent . . . has placed con-
CiruNie nal SUM* Ilownwotio
6537 Himiltans
pupils for thorough piano in- course from a girl located in
elections. Members are asked to tracts in the laps of two Pulitzer
Dr. M. Stamell. physician and
7729 TWELFTH ST.
struction. Beginners also ac- Jamaica, W. I. The Del-Mar has
bring their tag boxes to this prize winners—Morris ("Of Thee
EUCLID stn
cepted. Rates reasonable. many graduates who operate shops
• meeting. Refreshments will be I Sing") Ryskind and Sidney surgeon. has opened an office at
8537
Hamilton.
telephone
Madi-
Phone Miss Jeanette Rabino- in countries all over the world, in-
served.
("Men in White") Kingsley.
son 7623. - •
witz, To. 7-8569.
cluding Mexico, Japan, Cuba, etc.

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