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Samuel Fineman, for many
sia, he entered a metal firm at years prominent in congregational
Halberstadt and came to this 1 affairs in Detroit, died on Weds
country in 1896. Since then he nesday, Sept. 26, at the age of 58.
Funeral services were held
had organized and built up a
number of important metal and from his late residence, 2677
mining companies, both in this Elmhurst Ave., on "Sept. 27. In-
country and Canada.
As chairman for the last nine
years of the executive committee
of the Union of American lie-
brew Congregations, Mr. Vogel-
stein worked indefatigably for the
furthering of the Reform Jewry
movement. Ile gave liberally and
unostentatiously to all sorts of
philanthropic undertakings, and
he was one of the most enthusias•
tic supporters of Hebrew Union
College at Cincinnati, contribut-
ing time, effort and money.
His Philanthropic Activities
Mr. Vogelatein was for many
years a trustee at large of the
Federation for the Support of
Amish Philanthropic Societies,
and he was the chairman of its
finance committee.
Not only nationally but inter-
nationally he was interested in
the furtherance of the Reform
Jewry movement. Ile was a mem-
ber of the governing board and
SAMUEL FINEMAN
vice-president of the World Union
ternient was in Machpelah Ceme-
for Progressive Judaism.
, Honored on Sixtieth Birthday tery. Rabbis E. Aishiskin and
In 1931 he received a gold lov- J. S. Sperka officiated.
Mr. Fineman was a member of
ing cup with the inscription:
"Presented to Ludwig Vogelatein the Order of Brith Sholom for
the
past 32 years. 11$ was presi-
on his sixtieth birthday by the
members of the Executive Board dent of Congregation Ahavath
Achim,
Westminster and Delmar,
of the Union American Hebrew
for three years, and served au
Congregations---Feb. 3, 1931"
Engraved on the reverse was: vice - president of Congregation
"A life's devotion to -a sacred B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th
cause deserves grateful recogni- Sts.
He in turvived by his wife,
tion."
Mr. Vogelatein, as head of the Ida; three daughters, Mrs. I. H.
Union ofsAmerican Hebrew Con- Gutow of Flint, Ruth and Gerald-
gregations, protested formally, al- Me, and two Sons, Dr. George G.
beit In soberly couched language. and Drs. Joseph J.
against the treatment of German
Jew under the Nati regime.
Besides making many large
gifts to Jewish philanthropical
causes, he gave liberally to non-
HARRY S. ELLMAN
Jewish institution's and causes, in- of 348 Monterey Ave., 47 yearn
cluding hospitals in New York old, died on Sept. 24. Funeral
and elsewhere. He wan a member services were held at Lewis Bros.
of the board of governors of He- Funeral Home on Sept. 26 with
brew Union College at Cincinnati interment in Chicago on SepL 27,
and made several substantial Rabbi A. M. Ilershman officiating.
monetary gifts; to it, the first be- Hr. Ellman was vice-president
ing $50,000.
and general manager of the
Mr. Vogelatein was for many Charles Friend Co. and was a
years president and trustee of member of the Elks. He is sur-
Temple Beth El, and upon the vived by his widow, Lillie; three
consolidation of that congrega- sons, Irving, SeyMour and Jack;
tion with Temple Emenu-E1 he a brother, Henry, and two sisters,
continued as trustee and dials- Mrs. Rose Shier and Mrs. Bessie
man of the finance committee.
Zimmerman of Chicago.
For many years Mr. Vogelatein
was keenly interested in the ac-
LOUIS H. HARRIS
tivities of the National Council of 3205 Tyler Ave., 39 years old,
for Jewish Education. In 1927 died on Sept. 23. Fuheral serv-
he had a prominent part in the iced were held at Lewis Bros.
deliberations which resulted in an Funeral Home on Sept. 25 with
old age retirement plan for rab- interment at blachpelais Ceme-
bis.
tery, Rabbi Max Weine officiating.
ffe was a trustee of the Central Ile is survived by his widow,
Savings Bank of this city, a mem- Betty; two sons, Sherwin It. and
ber of the American Arbitration Gerald II., and two brothers,
Association and a director of the Harry and Saul of Chicago.
Jewish Publication Society at
Philadelphia.
HARRY KALES
His clubs were Harmonic, City of 2605 Elmhurst Ave., 38 years
Midday, Bankers, American, old, died on Sept. 24. Funeral
Royal Automobile of London, Na- services were held on Sept. 26 at
tional Republican, Century Coun- Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with
try, New York Bridge Whist and interment at Clover Hill Park
the Metroploitan , Opera Club.
Cemetery, Rabbi Ilarold N. Ros-
enthal officiating, assisted by the
Knights of Pythias. Ile is sur-
vived by his widow, Rose; a
daughter and a son; his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lunin; two broth-
ers, Meyer and Nathan Kaletaky,
and a sister, Tillie Kaletsky.

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Rev. B. Moldawsky officiating. Ile
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• by his wife, Fannie; three daugh-
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mon, retired merchant, were held
in Bay City at 2 p. m Sunday. A
long illness caused 'Ir. Soloman'a
death at hia home at 1707 Atkin-
son Ave., on Sept. 22, at the age
of 76. Born in Poland, he con-
ducted general stores at Au Sable
and later at Glennie, Mich., be-
Rev. Cantor fore coming to Detroit five years
ago. He was a member of B'nai
David Goldin' B'rith and Shaarey Zedek in Bay
City, the Maccabees and Congre-
D;t4 rei .sHraimel . l 1.
gation Emanuel in Detroit His
daughters, I.ena, Helen Ann, Es-
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doe Partarwa at Mrs. Henry Solomon of Fairview
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and Mrs. Saul Jackson of Cros-
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Unveiling of Monument

An unveiling of a monument in
memory of Leon Krim will take
place on Sunday, Sept. 30, at 1
p. m., at the Clover Hill I'ark
Cemetery. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend.

Mtnael Urbach

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CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Viola Weise and daugh-
ters, LaVerne, Carol and Donna,
of 4202 Leslie Ave. wish to thank
their relative, and friends for
their kindness and sympathy
shown them during their recent
bereavement

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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Avukah Resumes
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Sept. 30—Opening meeting of year of Young People's Society of
Shaarey Zedek.
Oct. 2—Opening electing of Zionist Congregation of Detroit, a at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Oct. 3—Zedakah meeting at Jewish Old Folks' Home.
Oct. 3—Address by Rex G. White before Young People's Society
of Shaarey Zedek.
Oct. 9-11adassah regular monthly meeting.
Oct. 10—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek, luncheon meeting.
Oct. 14—European Women's Welfare Organization.
Oct. 21—B'nai B'rith Auxiliary donor luncheon.
Oct. 28—Home Relief dinner-dance.
Nov. 3—Zionists Balfour Day ball.
Nov. 10-1I—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek annual bazaar.

The first regular meeting of I0
the Avukah, Americ n student 1 '4
Zionist organization, was held! 2
Sept. 27. Helen Kass, who re-12
cently returned from Palestine, 1 2
was the speaker.
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Officers for the 1934 season g
are. Theodore Olender, president;
Myra Moyer, secretary. The ex-
ecutive committee members are:
Max Barahal, Leo Lubetsky, Theo- /
done °lender, Milton Marwil, My-
ra Moyer and Rabbi Max Weine. 2
Mr. Hershel is chairman of the ip
program committee and Rabbi
Weine is co-chairman. Mr. Lub-
etsky is chairman of the practical
work committee. 51yrtle• Algaze
is chairman of the social commit- 0
tee.
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A ball is to be held at the Lee
Mr. Lsbetaky will be the dole- /
Plaza Hotel, on Weduesday, Oct. gate to the Jewish National Fund 2
3, in honor of Judge Arthur J. Council. Milton Marwil will be 2
Lacy, Democratic candidate for the advisor this year for the •
Governor, and Congressman John Wayne University Chapter.
D. Dingell of the 16th Congress

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Y. P. T. C. to Hold
Operatic Tryouts

The data for the initial tryouts
for the opera . "Robin Hood,”
which Is to be produced by the
music group of the Young Peo-
ple's Temple Club of Temple
Beth El, will be held Wednesday
night, Oct. 17, at the Temple, ac-
cording to Philip Stern, chairman
of the group,
"Participation in this opera is
open to all members and pros-
pective members of the Young
People's Temple Club," Stern an-
nounced. "Anyone who has any
semblance of a voice should come
to the tryouts."

MISS BETTY R. HARLEY

clonal District, given by the Jun-
ior Women's Civic Club, Central
Young Democratic Club, and the
Southwestern Young Democratic
Club in the 15th Congressional
District.
Active on the committee under
the chairmanship of Miss Betty
R. Harley are: Stella Sobel, Betty
Franklin, Carl Seasword, Dr.
David Kliger, Harry Urich, Adrian
Rosen, Albert Berg and Slyer Mil-
ler.
Cooperation for this affair is
being given by William Dowling,
Congressional chairman of the
15th Congressional 'District, and
Carl Seasword, chairman of the
T5th Congressional District,
Young Democrats, and all the
other Democratic clubs and
branches of the 15th Congression-
al District. Support is also given
by all the Democratic organiza-
tions of Wayne County and the
Democratic county chairman, Ar-
thur F. Lederle.
Many prominent Democratic of-
ficiate of the State, County and
City governments will be repre-
sented.
The public
welcome.

Zedakah Juniors'
Ball in November

METROPOLITAN DAIRY
Miss Rayetta Pollack, president
NAMES CHARLES SMITH of Zedakah Juniors, greeted mem-
ITS SALES MANAGER bers at the opening meeting at the

Sands, Semler.:
Monday - 'Ir,n will be resumed in the
Temple on Sunday morning. Oct. 7. On .
this me:talon the aernion will be preached
by Dr. Iwo St. Franklin on the subject,
"Can We Achieve Until"

Beth PI ( ,011mgel
Beth F.I College of Jewish Studien re-
?gem Monday night, Oct. IL negligee
lion lakes lore at 7:30 o'clock. amnions
e re held every Monday night for a pee-
son of 30 Monday ?Oahe?. Fee, (5 per
count?, Couries In Jewirth ItIntory. Bible,
literature and religion are being offered.

School of Religion
Thy School of Religion le now in ....-
pion. Ple•e deice nj longer in register•
Mg your child. ItegletratIon le held on
week-dep. only. I a. to 6 p. m,Par-
ents Mould aecomPany the children.
There Is no reeletration of any students
on Saturday or Sunday.

)Inn's Temple nob.
The Alen', Temple Viol: ore. you to,
keep open the date of Tuendny, Oct. 21,1
nl 5,05 p. in. The 001 lute n stupendous!
surprIpe in Moro for You. Welch for the
nnouncement.

The Temple Forum: e
Seams tickets for the Temple Forum
are now on sale, for 10 lectures, debates
and tomponiump. The Temple Forum
will bring to Detroit the lending author-
10m on the most Intensely intereeling
probleme of the day. Priee of a sermon
tirket, 03 Re 'ovine of 60 per cent
over single ad /111.10115. which will be
(5 cents.

Yonne People's Temple Chide
The Young People's Pluto Invites the
Young people of Temple household,. to
Re opening meeting and tea dance Still.
day erterenon. Sept. 30, at 3 p. m. The
meeting will le coo r oppnetunity to mg.
Inter for serious aotivitim—mistral. dr.-
matte, educational, discuenion, hadming•
ton.

p mrhar Nrftrs

Rabbi Minter Berg, ohm. for his mr•
mon Friday evening theeubJert "What

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Greenberg Guest at
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Perfection Lodge No. 486,
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A. 51., on Wednesday night was
host at a banquet to one of the
largest gatherings in its history,
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel, at
which "Hank" Greenberg was the
guest of honor.
Covers were laid for 500 and
several hundred members were
disappointed because the manage-
ment was unable to accommodate
them.
The program commenced with
community singing, led by John
Becker, who also rendered sev-
eral solos.
Sons of members desieged
"Hank" for his autograph, which
he gave freely. The youngsters
also enjoyed the magic performed
by "Cecil the Great."
A talk on "The Stage—Past,
Present and Future," was given
by Fred J. Ireland.
Through the courtesy of Club
Manhattan, Larry Vincent, master
of ceremonies, and seseral talent-
ed performers entertained the
audience. •
Henry Greenberg discussed the
work of the Tigers. He lauded
the work of Manager "Mickey"
Cochrane for his understanding
and handling of each individual
player and the team as a group.
He expressed his thanks to the
people of Detroit and to all base-
ball fans for the support and
loyalty given this season.

We are, indeed, grate.

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Granet Chosen Head , Ball in Honor of
Of Mishkan Israel
Lacy and Dingell

At its election meeting held ,
Wednesday, Sept. 19, Congrega
tion Mishkan Israel unanimously
elected Morris Granet president.
Joseph Weiss was chosen vice-
president; David Goldberg, treas-
urer; Sani Fishman, secretary.
Mr. Granet has served as vice-
president and as a member of
the hoard of trustees.
Rabbi Isaac Stollman was re-
elected spiritual leader of the con-
gregation.
The following members were
appointed as the board of trus-
tees: Morris Fishman, Nathan
Zussman, Sam Fine, B. Cohen,
W. Lev, S. Morris, I. Zide, Mor-
ris Pollack, Phillip Gorzack, H.
Lansky, Sam Lebetsky, Joe Lev-
enson, A. Raskin, Meyer Margolis,
Sam Shooater, M. Goldfarb, B.
Aplecap, A. Rosenthal, S. Ches.
luk, Morris Cohen, Nathan Fish-
man, H. Yarrows.
Harry Gunsburg was re-elected
sexton.

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SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
TO MEET THIS SUNDAY

Former members of the Young
People's Society of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and their friends
are invited to attend the first
open meeting of the 1934-35 sea-
son to be held this Sunday after-
noon, Sept. 30, at 3 o'clock, in
the social hall of the synagogue.
At this time the secretaries, Miss
Eleanor Schetzer and Miss Ruth
Bachrach, will accept applications
for membership in the society for
the coming season.
The meeting Sunday will be
featured by short addresses of
greeting and welcome by Louis
Sobel, new director of the Jewish
Community Center; Isaac Shetzer,
president of the synagogue, and
Dr. A. M. Hershman, rabbi.
Dr. Leonard Sidlow, president,
will outline a tentative program
of social, dramatic and cultural
activities to be sponsored by the
society. Dancing will follow the
regular meeting.

LANSING NOTES

Re-Elects
Schaver President

On Tueaday' evening, Sept. 25,
the Detroit lialevy Singing So-
ciety held its annual election,
marking ten years of existence
and celebrating its progress in
the Jewish MUS:PRI field.
Offi cer for the current year
include: Morris Scheyer, re-elect-
ed president; Jay S. Bodzin, vice-
president; Fred Alterman, treas-
urer; Harry Resnick, recording
secretary; Bertha Glasser, finan-
cial secretary; Edith Miller, cor-
responding secretary; Eugene
Abraham, membership chairman;
Dr. Leon Diskin, entertainment
chairman; Dave Tucker, hospi-
tater; Rebecca Rappaport, pub-
licity chairman. Two additional
members on the executive com-
mittee, the editor of the "Clar-
ion," the choir's newspaper, and
- the librarian, will be appointed by
the president The musical direc-
tor, Dan Frohman, will again re-
tain his position.
Previous to the election, the
president gave a brief resume of
the choir's accomplishments dur-
ing the past year. The reading
of the revised constitution and
the rendering of the financial re-
port by Bertha Glasser were two
other features of the meeting.
To celebrate the election and
to honor the choir's work for the
!first decade, the members ad-
journed
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home of Mrs. Grace Zellman, 1935 has the pulpit to do with Smell and
e ro notolr problen.. • ' A Sucenh wns built
Clairmount, on Sept. 23.
A few out-of-lown thtiture Mined
by the wotnen of the Sisterhood.
vorably With those
Charles A. Smith, affectionately
Lnindosites
for
the
hiolday
services
con.
Ti, show their affection and ap-
known as "Charlie" Smith to a host
ir thee/ theled by Rabbi David Cedarbautn. Mr.
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in the United Stot?s
"r i' a 'and Mre. II. Capp. of Battle Creek wem
of Detroiters, has been named sales preciation for their sponsor, the iM:oyrirols
rnertl.s'a"rn.71n1 and wYorkon
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Ithe guest. of Mr. and Mrs. L Kositchek.
manager of the Metropolitan Dairy girls presented Mrs. Zellman with
ref Torssisi Orue,1
and I, and Mra J. Rogan had Mrs. A.
a loving cup.
Inc., located at 4055 Puritan, near
5 : 0as. re, ?r,,,,,,..u.e..1..Mor,5
sea your 'Deal bark -
Neel Itirnkrant h In ishb.ago for • It.:::1,5:11,,,Irt col .Chl51a5.
The Misses Violet florin, Doro- few
Any?? on a businma trIP. •
Livernoia
authorised assist
W, 0. Itomn of. Boulder, Colo., were elm
Mr. Smith, who is well known thy Challis. and Mildred Raskin
The Sinterhood of Tem ple Beth Jacohlgueste of the Rogan family.
here as an able master of ceremon- were guests at this meeting. Miss nf 0 In d at • edger tea Monday at
The holiday services were greeted In
Edna
Slutrky
was
welcomed
hack
the home of Mr. Saul .1. Illrukrant at
ies and as a communal worker, is
Horne:wen for, th. an enthusiastic manner by Congreg••
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prominent in affairs of Congrega- to the club after a long absence °erasin beeIdes Mra Itirnkrant were , (ion Beth El. and on FridaY evening
due to an operation.
l(rp. Jacob
Kosinsky ant Met. Barney regular ,melee. for the year vontmener .
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The marriage of Miss Elsie Wyman. Mrs. Koglopky and Mrs. Joneph It (het night Rabbi Cedarhaunt will I
was elected vice-president of the
Truth in the Booth.' The!
.look"Truth
Barnett poured. The guest opeaker of ni
s
Fischer, a Zedakah Junior member, the
Any Woe Mrs W. I. Murphy, pent
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
""" S' " " I ""I b"'" Its ""1""
to Frank Diaz to place Sept. 22,
eeldent
pr
P of the Federation of Women'n for the ?e ar thin Sunday also.
The new dairy, organized a few
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Clubs
of
ortn.,
"A Night in liawaii," will be the
H. Zimmernmn ragently brought his i
months ago, is housed in a new
Getterill Representative
U S.A
Hebb! Eimer wagers em guest epeekef bride, the former Heine Wenn or Formt
at AMTORCI. 261 Fifth Ave.. NA
plant constructed especially for the dance sponsored by Zedekah Jun.
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Mrs in November. The general et IL ftlPterhooll Meeting in Jariown. 11111., New York, to this die to me
dairy business. Mr. Smith states:
Mich_ Welnesday, Sept. le Ile reviewed
!chairman
will
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Adele
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The ladies of the Eva Preen-
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"Our plant, with its new equip-
ng.k ib.r.,M,.ehrtlh.a n .ti s ;i. f 17..ati0
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loner Maternity Aid will start the
ment throughout, enables us to 1the other committee members are: M,teleniem Norman Buckner, Elm, Bee
season with u esdiuy
a net
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maintain a high standard of qual- Program, Golda Zack and Arlene get, Bet:Bonin Cloldplein, David Pollen
1 ' Feldman; publicity, Annabelle Ger-
Mr. and Mrn. II. Steadman are ni I llerHot
A nu
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, i Tuesday,
• Itended the meeting. Prior to the meet-
ity for our products, as well as
WIscomin,; p. 5.n.
through
totifine
Ing the group wan entertained at lunch. prep...et
a degree of sanitation and cleanli- ' mansky and Rose Freiberg; tickets, eon at the home of Ora Samuel Gold- Michlgen end Ontario.
program has been
ness, which is unsurpassed any- Julia Berkan and Sophie London; fart: of Jackson.
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artists and property, Esther Bern-
where in the United States. We
Hr. J. Baker on their , 13th welding
MM. Mildred neeisisie oft by meter a n d iy„.,,,..
' stein, Rose Cohen, Lenore King,
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Mrs. Rieeg
whirs
Rose to
Goldberg
dbegri
have installed the most modern and
for Chicago where She e n rolled sy a ctu- I •nn
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chairman
of
efficient equipment produced for Margaret and Irene Saliter and dent Mtee Ray . .. Soli
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She wm mem:spaniel by her moth,.
dare e u
paurut
be g ven of f o r 2 7t5h °e
the dairy industry in order to pro- Esther Slobin; refreshments, Es- Mrs, Benito:tin lloldstein.
a • Mrs. L. Konllehek ere so• I brid
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perly pasteurize our milk under the telle Jamieson, Isabel Lansky and
heon Dec. 4, asks those
!Edna S l u t s k y; entertainment,
Nettorg of Sew York, for•
Ws.
ted,res7t.e2drito, fcuarll inhfeurmauttioTuowrne:
motions ere eon estemoo to sinen
most ideal conditions. We have also
merly of Pontiac, In visiting her Oster.
1.,!:"::rs5 Mrs. I. Nmtelmim, the termer
installed the latest type of auto- Ethel Silberman, Rosaline Schweit-
ee. Alive Jaeolerni of Franklin Blob
Huth Weintraub daughter of Mr. amt
zer
and
Ruth
Kramer.
gerding dates
matic bottling equipment.
Besides their regular charity
W
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Mrs. Julia IS
. 'erten, 583 Wood-
rtr'enrly
We are delivering our fresh jer-
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nnew Putelaj. °`'•
t"
sey milk and cream directly from work, the Zedakah Juniors are
honor of the couple. land, Townsend 7-6300, chairman
wei,m.oh home
planning
to
send
several
children
to
the dairy to the homes each day
of cards, will mail cards to those Brantd
iveeiss D
Ne m
w orraotuic p
I
anee(hool
el has returne!I to He
The so
under the most sanitary conditions. camp each summer with the pro-
Robert hopitehek,
Mr and lira Walter Illm h and son. orholastb. I's
Is
As a special added protection to our ceeds acquired from their social sod Met I..
Ilartloon have returnel
appeal!
ert I men Foin Simon and Alm
members
functions.
borne front Chimgo where they gent Marlon n.ye fen for mi. arber...whi:r and friends to co-operate and to
customers we use double caps on
Formed Here
Ac,k,
n ..•
The next meeting will he held at se veral day..
!MI. Rem alarm end sum
all our bottle milk in order to in-
help make the donor luncheon a
The
Brandeis
Democratic
Exec,-
tives wax organized
"rh"M:nr !Ta m nI success.
Mr. and Mr. Reuben Adelman have h' re *etnr(oZ1:4Vihre'rf"reet
sure the finest degree of purity. the home of Miss Rose Freiberg,
and officers
lYrnn holm.. after epending were In
rwd
On account of our convenient loca- 271 Fullerton, Sunday, Sept. 30, Chicago,
Rec
tly
the
society
has
been
elected
at
a
meeting
of
the
club
and
Italie,
Winrone
,
5
__
tion. we are especially well suited , at 2 o'clock sharp.
called upon by outside organize- on
S-
nd hire I. Jorepheon crew( un
Mr
a
to serve the homes in northwestern
VOC NII HEN N HEBREW
The
followingofficers
were
elect-
lions
to
take
care
of
cases
for
senor
en
1_ thh city.
_
11
day with relativ
A.NOCIATION
Detroit promptly and efficiently. •
then.. Cases are being investi- ed: • President ' Dr Robert Rosen;
'
The Yom Kippur Nigh t ?lance given by
The Metropolitan Dairy welcomes
vice -p reside
Al the prenent time the °r•• o nom- gated, and will be taken care of.
nt Frank
AusIllam of Temple
h
tnetnierehip
drive
for
elute
and
ing
the opportunity of serving the
Upon the return of M re M. ati hre Schwartz; junior vice-president,
huge more.
awn w ay
freternithe In the male race Dolt. Imo- i
fi Tatnocainal u .,:lertertary Nathan
home, and we may be reached by
well as moistly
in. the mune of • year the "Y" 11.1.1. I ce Baker of 2305 Richton
Ave,
ger; , executive aec-
io
The
Bible
Class
of
Congregation
ball,
forumn,
blanket-
calling University 1-2800. Of
retary, Dr. Perry M. Burnstine•
feral.. and golf from her summer vacation
"" "A "
'"" ?Fmk
course, in addition to milk and B'nai Moshe, conducted by Rabbi tart:: sredsismor:., " the
end their
*.r. Harry Freedman !
tue•ther ban. dona ted
ted to the Malvin; Klein :re:surer', D
eet.
cream, we also manufacture our Moses Fischer will have the first Inter end brother-In-tar, Mr and Mrs. noels. Mendena or other et•Ptment: . 51emorial Fund.
11 :-
flyer of organisation. in1 5.re,cced.x..7 r t;
own excellent brand of Metropoli- session on Wednesday, Oct. 3, at ABM (Wittig of Detroit.
Berke;
sergeant
- at - arms , Leo
queeted to le •
p. m.
tan we cream. and we also have •
at the Its.lum 1ALTMAN'S
;n "11flodndeby., ".
,
JEWISH HOUR
Rabbi Moses Fischer wishes to Dinner-Dance, Donor Lunch-
fine brand of butter, cheese and
. Itt
.30 P. re.
The object of the chit. is "to
Leo Panzer and William Morris are
eon, Planned by J. W.
eggs. We welcome the public to ; announce the subject of his sermon
ip
at tho membershr-
the co-rhairmen
Special &mains Torah Program promote and encourage the study Of
membe
Addle
(linos
fnr
inspect our modern dairy plant and for Shmini Azereth, at Maskir, as
E. W. O.
economics and political questions;
Tuesday
Evening
ship
can
he
'nailed
to
melonHotel
At
also visit our dairy bar to sample A Prayer Born In Fear and
to disseminate a better ow ge
um. the tonuwag ornn-
, Hope.
our various products."
North Woodward Branch of the :."Liornr.":",`
On Tuesday,
y, . 0et.yupa, u between and understanding of the principles
sou..
Jewish Women's European Wel- with a total membernhip er
and polities of national, state and
530 and 9
fare Organization held its first T e'sniionl:auT:'tvi'ife"al ViatrsraWi` w i ll be on
local Democratic administrations;
p a ai
prrororvaemr ., Ba t r n i e:
Concert Course to Open I
LEGAL NOTICE
The follOwine firma b•ys been inter-
presi-
to strive to elect those best quali -
meeting at the home of
•. WI0 1
,.me, in the I.111ClIt • nd are donne. of
fied , and to censure those elected
with Martini Recital I
dent, Sirs. J . Modell. Plans were equipment f, the League , Olen anti sic exclusively, commemmorating
Isom
lIsherdaPhera. Buddy's loll , atm.
officials
negligent in their duties;
made
for
joint
meetings
with
Freeland the Simchas Torah
STA „ on mimeos term, of Mae..
f
Fillies Clothiers
•n
sen
estivities.
No
to be a true representative of the
Nino Martini, tenor of radio and 1 ee—teett go•nding St.-. Wm Rein 0 Noel the main organization to acquaint
commercial broadcasting will be principles of Democracy."
•
Chrett
Mart
Demanetmer
for
eal4
mane.
the Metropolitan Opera star, will !
members and friends with the
given during this period, which
hei ; .15 ;;..n
make his first Detroit appearance! Mt fen.
work done.
Key Club Plans Several New has been selected purely for the
F.
Contributions to the Jewish
under the auspices of the Detroit I Defendant, Summon. lemed end m•
Efforts are being made to make
purpose of rendering joyons mu-
Chapters
Concert Society, Monday, Oct. 15,1 turned that defend's:A cannot be foond. the dinner-dance on Strsdly eve-
Children's Home
II anlranne by am An'It. te a t
sic
and
entertainment
in
connec-
The
key
chapter
of
the
Key
Club
at Orchestra 11,11. Other attrac-
0%1. n ning, Oct. 14, at Northwood inn, •
open pl sev- i tion with the Simehas Torah ac- ish Donations received by the Jew-
ann ng to i
tions on this course are: Lawrence Mehbesn It In nel,e4 DIM the rid Suttees.
The chairman, Mrs. J. of Detro t is
tivities.
Children's
Home, and for
other
chapters,
both
locally
tw7
.
r.no
t
the
ex:4r
re
R
es
.,5
:54
.
.
eral
Tihbett, baritone, Friday, Nov. 23;
Robbins, Longfellow 5392, appeals
This Sunday, Sept. 30, from which it expresses its deep grati-
Jascha Heifetz, noliMst, Friday, Mg retest?. htlestran. at ton :Clerk to all to help make this an out- and interstate.
tude, are:
12
to
1:30
p.
m.,
Hyman
Altman
While
being
a
political
organiza-
11;:,
Dec. 14; Lily Pons, coloratura so-
standing affair. She asks members
Mr. and Mrs Herman Cohen,
prano, Monday, Jan. 21; and Jose
and friends to get busy earning tion, its purpose is also social and has again amnged a fine musical
,o,.
entered
program. and during this period in memory of Joseph Prenzlauer.
Iturbi, pianist, Friday, Feb. 8.
by tl efeettent the.? tai• ee,
their fee for the donor luncheon to educational.
l
In its program h of expansion, t e David Bernstein will give the
et ?esteem.. •• remelted by pt etnte
le
Sisters of Mrs. Henry Silber-
The be held Jan. 9. Those wishing to
termite mIt Mester IN(. .n•
Key Club has not overlooked doing news flashes of the happening of stein, in honor of the new born
751 .0Onlmend mete.. tea. earn their pledge through rummage
its part towards charity. Said events affecting Jewry the world baby boy, Jay Paul Silberstein .
CARD OF THANKS
wee.. II of re ef Prig.. Mk,. sales 'hook! get In touch with the
AALM.
seseello•
???
the
Mat
thereof
re-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Weise and
bliss Rose Freedman, 1982
general chairman. Mrs. A. Gold- Bernard Glosman, chairman of the over. The guest sneaker will be
t•• I.,14111
m
family of 2009 Taylor Ave. wish -.Met
a.
ewe. he Pone,. of w.,,.
berg, Townsend 7-0551, and she will program committee: "Our pro-, Judge Arthur Webster of the Taylor Ave., in memory of her
semen -n. eeern
to thank their relatives and .0 lemma aqui v., of meatesn
arrange a store. Mrs. A. B. Knop- grant is not singular. It in many - I Wayne Circuit Court, and the mother, Mn. Minnie Freedman.
.. Ms
•• m
A• nee.
Mrs. S. Margolin, 2908
friends for the kindness and sym- weeme•
pow, secretary, thanks the organ- fold. Whenever Jewish mt./ems! weekly news will be broadcast dena
Illesmegsde ligmahme.111
R
.
Pasa-
:it honor of grandsons
pathy extended them during their
Dated: Detroit
••xt
ization for the remembrance dur- arise, It is the aim of the Key: through the mitten of The D e.
Wont, o .
Club
to
solve
them."
recent bereavement
trait
Jewish
Chronicle.
sma ono oranimowar• log the• illness of her husband.
.1. W. Weber, 8041 Gratiot

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