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PALESTINE COLONY
WILL HONOR SMUTS

Balfour Was Only Other
Christian to Have Settle-
ment in His Name

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

antors' Concert
Tuesday Evening

The Cantors' Association has
ncluded its rehearsals for the
co ncert on Tuesday evening, at
,:30 o'clock, at Congregation
Ernai Moshe.
This annual concert will be held
under the leadership of Herschel

HAIFA (WNS—Palcor Agency)
— Rt. Hon. Lieut. General Jan
Christian Smuts, former premier
and now deputy premier of South
Africa, and outstanding interna-
tional statesman, is the second
Christian whose last name will be
immortalized by the Jews of Pal-
estine through naming a Jewish
settlement after him, it was an-
nounced here. Elaborate ceremo-
nies will be held on the outskirts
of this harbor city when Kfar
Smuts (the village of Smuts) will
be formally dedicated in Emek
Zebulun, the industrial zone of
the Haifa Bay area which is
owned by the Jewish National
Fund, the national land-owning
agency of the Jewish people.
• The tribute s i being paid to
Gen. Smuts because of the part
he played during and after the
War in obtaining League of Na-
tions recognition of the rights of
Jews to establish a Jewish Na-
tional Home in Palestine. There
are several other colonies in Pal-
estine named after Christian
World War statesmen, but only
Lord Balfour. who issued the Bal-
four Declaration pledging Great
Britain to establish a Jewish
Ilomeland in Palestine, is re-
membered by a settlement called
Balfouria. The first names of the
others have ben liebraized in
naming settlements after them.
Leading Jews of Palestine, in-
cluding representatives of the
Jewish Agency, the representative
body recognized in the League of
Nations Mandate, the Jewish Na-
tional Council , the Palestine
Foundation Fund, the Jewish Na-
tional Fund, and a group of
prominent South African Jews
who are now visiting the country,
will participate in the dedicatory
exercises. Gen. Smuts, who is held
chiefly responsible for the formu-
lation of the language of the
League of Nations Mandates, was
in command of the East African
campaign during the war. Ile is
Minister of Justice in South Af-
rica's coalition government. He
was Lord Rector of St. Andrews
University in 1934.

HERSCHEL LEIB

Leib, at present conductor of the
Fox Theater Orchestra.
Mr. Leib was born in Russia,
the son of the late Cantor Leibo-
witz. He received his musical
education in Russia and the
United States. Ile is recognized
as one of the foremost conductors
in Detroit.
Mr. Leib will also render violin
selections at the concert.
The program will include the
following selections: "Min Ilam-
etzar" by Forster, "Achenu" by
Silbert, "Yiru-enenu" by Dis-
count," "Hallelujah" by Levan-
dofaky, "Omnom-ken" by Shor.
The following cantors will appear
as soloists: II. Cohen of Shear
Shamayim, S. Mogil of Congrega-
tion Ahavath Zion, A. A. Rosen-
feld of Congregation B'nai Moshe,
J. II. Sonenklar of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, and It. Boyarsky
of Congregation Emanuel. Miss
Rose Bassin will play the piano
accompaniment.

Excellent Animal Story

Walter J. Wilwerding has In-
corporated In his "Jangwa: The
story of a Jungle Prince" (hiacmil-
Report Smilansky Boycotts
Ian, $1.75) his vast experiences
Shekoli,m
with animals.
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor
It is a most fascinating story
Agency)–'Sharp controversy was which begins with a lion cub's first
Provoked here when the Ilaaretz, dangers and goes through a series
General Zionist newspaper, re- of experiences the reading of which
ported that Moses Smilansky, will thrill lovers of animal stories,
president of the Palestine Farm- young and old.
ere' Association, had issued a sir-
Jangwa barns the ways and
cuter to the members of the As- dangers of the jungle by following
sociation urging them not to pur- his father, the chief Kun.
chase shekolim as a protest
The author charmingly describes
against the resolutions of the Ac- in word and picture — for he has
lions Committee which disqualify also drawn the illustrations for
from membership in the Zionist this book—how Jangwa learns to
Organization those who employ face dangers and to fight his battles
Arab labor in preference to Jew- in the jungle.
ish labor. Nahum Sokolow, pros-
Wilwerding describes his lion
ident of the World Zionist Organl- as a thinking animal, He says he is
ration, had sharply protested convinced that all animals think.
against discrimination toward And he excuses his hero's savagery.
Jewish workers at the recent To dote from his foreword:
meeting here of the Zionist Ac- If my actors seem savage and
lions Committee. It was he who ruthless, it Is to show clearly how
had first urged stringent action they live. One would not expect a
to indicate public disapproval of beast of prey to be mild-mannered
those who refuse to employ Jew- or sentimental. The lion kills so
ish labor. If Smilansky's action is that he may eat. He does his killing
correctly reported, it would mean quickly, even mercifully. Man also
that members of his Association kills beasts to eat their meat. He
would not participate in the elec. raises them and they trust him.
tions to the forthcoming World Then one day he hits them on the
Zionist Congress, rights to which head with an ax so he it eat
are secured by purchase of the them. In contrast, does it not ap-
shekolim. pear that the lion's method is
more sporting? Whoever eats meat
should not censure the lion for his
CLUB RAO
killing of other creatures."
Club Rao's annual moonlight Boys and girls of 14 and 15 will
will be hel dJuly 9. Tickets will be be grateful for an opportunity to
obtainable within 10 days. read this splendid book.
The club will play its second
baseball game of the season this
Sunday morning at Codd Field.

Children's Home
Auxiliary Shower
To Be on June 5

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

May-18--Temple Beth El Y. P. S. formal spring dance, at Frank-
lin Villa Country Club.
May 19—Junior lladassah Dramatic Group play, "We Moderns,"
Hotel Stotler, 8:16 p. m. Dancing to follow.
May 20—Tenth anniversary meeting and Installation of officers
of Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks Home.
May 21—Eighth annual supper of Ladies' Auxiliary of Yeshiva
Beth Judah, at the B'nai David Synagogue, 14th and Elmhurst
May 21—Donor dinner of Sisterhood of Congregation Beth
Tephila Emanuel.
May 21—Music Study Club.
May 22—Annual meeting of Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek.
May 27—Home Relief Society.
May 28-11adassah collection day.
May 28—Strawberry festival under auspices of Sisterhood of
Congregation B'nai Moshe.
May 28—Bridge and strawberry festival of Eva Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid at Jewish Center, at 1:30 p. m.
May 29—Woman's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools.
May 29—Annual meeting of Women's Auxiliary of United He-
brew Schools.
June 3—League of Jewish Women's Organizations.
June 9—Summer formal of Zedakah Juniors.
June 9—"The Debut" dance of Junior Group of Jewish Old
Folks Home,
June 13—Moonlight of United Hebrew Schools.
June 24—Temple Beth El Y. P. S. moonlight.

The Auxiliary of the Jewish
Children's Home, organized sev-
eral weeks ago by Mrs. Sherman
Cohen, is serving as "Big Sisters
of the Jewish Children's Home", in
view of the plans which they have

SUB SENIOR DRAMA GROUP
PLAY ON MAY 26
The sub senior drama group
of the Jewish Community Center
will present a three-act play,
"Green Stockings," on Sunday
evening, May 26, at 8:30, in the
auditorium of the Jewish Commu-
nity Center.
The group, under the direction
of Arthur Y. Winer,,has presented
a number of one-act plays but this
is their first attempt with a three-
act play.
• • •
INTER CLUB BASEBALL
LEAGUE
The baseball schedule of the
inter-club baseball league for
Sunday, May 19, sponsored by the
Jewish Community Center, is as
follows:

sENIOR WHITE DIVISION
AI Brady School
colleglates
omega Soclithi NA 2.

" Cla n itim
es. vs. Phl
11:30 a ni.

Kappa Iota

No,

11ye—titranrrors.

DRAMATIC TOURNAMENT
PRELIMINARIES SUNDAY
The sub senior dramatic tourna-
ment will have its preliminaries
on Sunday, May 19, at 7 p. ni.,
at the Jewish Community Center.
Eight clubs have entered the
tournament The Felicity Girls
will present "A Letter of Hus-
bands"; the ilakoahs, "The Gor-
illa"; the Roukie Chess Club, "Oh,
Promise Me"; the Flamingoes,
"Campus"; Laicos Club, "A Wo-
man's Honor"; the Akibas, "The
Pot Boilers"; B'nos Alisos, "Tea
Time"; Orioles, "Money"; and
the Lions, "Swan Song."
The finals of the tournament
will be held, instead of Sunday
evening, May 26, as was an-
nounced previously, on Monday
evening, May 27.
No audience will be invited to
the preliminaries as this is purely
an elimination contest. The finals
will be open to all those inter-
ested in attending.

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Pals ie. Pilo- Venn, tit Itoosevelt.
sill-SENIOR 55IIITE DIVISION
At Roosevelt
Ilakoshil r
irinies No. 2. 10 a. m.
e. Hiroo Lions NO. 3, 10

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I:yr.- Thrtsrs.

Stage No. 2, 11:30 a. m.

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For the Youngster

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7739 John R. St.

Trinity 2-2114

By PHILIP M. RASKIN .

111.1191T(/11 . ki NOTE: Mr. Raskin. tiled
American Jewish poet, has written tills
noetit tribute on the occasion of tin.
bislinonides licturentennial l'elehrotion.

The ages hallow the haven
Where your mortal dust re-
poses;
For they know that "from Moses
to Moses
There rose not one like Moses."

Your "Mighty Hand" still mighty
A living torch is bearing,
A light for all the guideless,
"A guide for all the erring."

We hail you, immortal Teacher,
Wisest of Israel's sages;
The eyes of a Nation are shilling
With light and love on your
pages.

You shared the fate of Your
People
Roaming through climes and
nations,
Healing flesh in your lifetime,
Souls—in all generations.

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OBITUARY

HOMILETICS

THE "RAMBAM"

monument of marble,
False Reports of Book- No No
FOR RENT—One or two 'bright
tower with dome and
ings
by
Notables
rooms,
furnished
or
unfur-
steeple,
MRS. A. B. STRALSER
nished, in beautiful private
A monument — stronger than
NEW YORK (WNS)—Because
outlined for spreading a greater
home on LaSalle Blvd. near
marble—
feeling of familiarity and closeness
Blaine. Reasonable. Euclid the anti-Nazi boycott has so cur-
The mind and the heart of your
for the pleasure of the residents of
2335-J.
tailed sailings on the ships of the
People.
the Children's Home. This is not a
(Copyright, 1935. by it A. F. El 1
North German Lloyd, they are
fund-raising organization. The wo- FOR RENT — Completely fur- finding it necessary to fictionize
nished three room apartment. sailing lists in an effort to dis-
men are planning to provide holi-
Radio. References, Chicago seminate the impression that im-
day occasions. Cultural, entertain-
Blvd. district. Call Garfield portant personalities are still au- Sons of Moslem Father and
ment and recreational committees
8101-R, before noon.
have been named to provide enter-
ing these vessels. This charge was Jewish Mother Circumcised
tainment for the children.
made by the Non-Sectarian Anti-
NEW YORK (WNS) — Three
The membership tea held last FOR RENT — Nicely furnished Nazi League,o f ow
I ng
i disclosure
di
room in home of small family,
month aided in adding numerous
that
Mr. and Mrs. James P. War- boys, sons of a Moslem father
for one or two. Kitchen privi-
and
a Jewish mother, ranging
names to the membership role, al-
leges or board. Near two car burg did not sail on the Europa, from 5 years to 6 months in age,
though there is still room for a
as announced by the German
and
bus
lines.
Euclid
7337-W.
great many more. At this gather-
were circumcised here, with the
ing, Fred M. Butzel was the guest FOR RENT—Furnished room for steamship lines, but had sailed on full permission of their father
the Aquitania. A temporary sen-
speaker. Sadie Cooper Alper ren-
a gentleman, lady, or employed sation was created on April 19, who wants them to be raised as
dered violin selections and was
couple, in modern home. Three when the press, on the basis of Jews. The boys are Ibrahim, 5,
accompanied at the piano by Rosa
in family. Dexter-Davison sec- news releases from the German Tomer, 3, and Turgok, 6 months,
Bassin.
tion. Northlawn 2346.
lines, reported that Warburg, who sons of Mr. and Mrs. Mohammed
On Saturday morning, May 4,
Husse in of Rivingston St., New
the members attended the Bar FOR RENT — Modern furnished is a nephew of Felix M. Warburg, Yorkhe
. T mother of the children,
Mitzvah celebration of George
summer home at Lexington, had sailed op the Bremen. It was Maisie Hussein, is in the Brook-
revealed
later,
however,
that
he
lye
Hospital
for the Insane as a
Schwed, one of the children of the
Mich. References. Call Mr.
Home, and presented him with a
had cancelled his reservations. A result of a nervous collapse she
A. Glazer, Euclid 1-0395.
similar report appeared with re-
gift.
au IT
ere d
w h
en her oldest son was
The auxiliary plans to meet the FOR RENT — Light, furnished gard to Kay Francis, screen ac- nearly
killed by an automobile.
room with five windows, in
first Wednesday of each month in
home of small family, for a tress, who did not sail on the Because Hussein has been jobless
the Jewish Children's Home, Pe-
gentleman. Near car and bus , Europa, as reports indicated. for nearly a year, the children
toskey and Burlingame, at 2 p. m.
have been placed in the Israel
line. 1934 Hazelwood. Madi-
For the next meeting, which will
son 8562.
"I AM A RABBI'S WIFE" Hospital as the result of an in-
take place June 5, this group is
vestigation by doctors of the city
arranging a miscellaneous shower
for a resident of the Home, who is FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
The recently published "I Am relief bureau. When the physi-
room
with
private
bath
for
a
being married.
A Rabbi's Wife," by Esther Bengis, cians of the Israel Orphan Asylum
gentleman in single home. Con- wife of Rabbi A. Bengis, whose examined them, it was disclosed
Officers of the organization are:
genial surroundings. Choice illness has prevented him from that they had not been circum-
President, Mrs. Herman Cohen;
neighborhood. 3329 Leslie, near continuing his career as rabbi, has cised. The Husseins are natives
vice presidents, Mesdames Samuel
Dexter. Longfellow 9392.
Kavanau, Maurice Aronsson, Mau-
received splendid press notices. It of Turkey.
rice II. Zackheim, Anthony Deutsch
draws a fine picture of the many
and A. II. Stralser; recording sec- ROOM WANTED—Refined couple activities that face the wife of a
Immediate disbandment of the
desires large well furnished modern orthodox rabbi. It may be Nazi organization E. E. E. in
retary, Mrs. Ralph Paul; corres-
room in home of adults. Must purchased from Mrs. Bengis, Moo- Greece has been ordered by the
ponding secretary, Mrs. Jack
have private bath. Northwest dus, Conn.
Freedman; treasurer, Mrs. Samuel
government. The E. E. E., sub-
section preferable. Will ex-
J. Eder.
Rabbi A. M, Hershman calls this sidized from Berlin, specialized in
change references. Apply Box , volume "an estimably worth-while inciting racial and anti-Jewish
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
book."
hatred,

The most difficult story to write
is the one that will be suitable
for the youngest child. Esther
Brann has made a contribution
Appointments of committees
toward the filling of this need for the next year were announced
with her most fascinating "Round at the meeting of Beth El Sister-
the World" story for which she hood Women Wednesday, when
also drew the fine pictures. The the membership met at the Elks
book was just published by the Temple at 1 o'clock, for luncheon,
Macmillan Co. ($1).
a business meeting and program.
It is an interesting book for
At a board meeting held prior
• • •
children as young as four and to the luncheon, it was announced
five—and equally as interesting that the Sisterhood would spon-
PHI SO LITE WINSSR.
for those of six and seven—for sor a bazaar in the early fall.
DRAMATIC TOURNAMENT
more than one reason. In the
The Phi So Lite Sorority walked first place, it is entertaining. But and that a summer program of
fund-raising activities would be
off withthe honors at the senior it is also informative.
carried on, to fulfill the women's
inter-club dramatic tournament
The author takes her young
at the Jewish Community Center, readers on a trip first to cold part in contributing toward the
new temple.
Sunday evening, May 12.
countries, then to warmer cli-
Mrs. Ellis Warren presided over
Their play, "Between Trains," mates and finally to very hot
the
luncheon. After a welcome to
which was directed by Arthur Y. lands.
the group, she presented Mrs.
Winer, was given first place, and
We visit in Greenland, Norway, Ben Wiener, the program chair-
Miss Bessie Rosen was given the Scotland, Holland, Germany,
first award for the best perform- France, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, man, who presented Sirs. Beulah
Belford, who sang a group of
ance by a woman.
Turkey, Africa, Arabia, India,
Nathan Cutler of the Pal's China, Japan, Hawaii, Mexico, Rachmaninoff numbers, also "Mai"
Club was given the first award then go back to the United States, (Hahn) and "La Girometta" (Si-
bella). Mrs. Emily Ilixson was
for the best performance by a
The information is offered in her accompanist.
man.
the form of teaching the young-
Mrs. F. L. McKitrick gave a
The other plays entered in the ster what products come from
contest were "Crime Conscious," each country and what the cus- dramatization of "The Queen of
Sheba's Rouge Pot" (Frederick
directed by Miss Malvern Ross, toms of the various lands are.
WALTER L. REDFIELD
Arnold Kummer) which was
presented by the Pal's Club and
It is interesting to note that greatly enjoyed by the group. A
Unveiling of Monument of 225 Merton Road, 33 years and "Release," presented by the while
reference is made to Ger- gift was presented to Mrs. War-
old, died on May 14. Funeral Pilots under the direction of Mr.
many as a country manufactur- ren from the Sisterhood women.
An unveiling of a monument in services were held on May 16 with Emrick,
ing toys, it is France that is
memory of harry Reisman will interment in Woodmere Cemetery,
The judges were Dr. Benamin spoken of as the country which Rabbi Bernard Zeiger gave the
take place on Sunday, May 19, at Rabbi Leo M. Franklin officiating. D. Welling and Benjamin Wilk.
invocation and benediction.
provides
hats, gloves, perfumes
12 o'clock, at Westwood Cemetery. lie is survived by his wife, Lillian,
The committees announced for
bearing the label "Made in the year were, membership, Mrs.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
We wonder if this is Samuel Si. Gagidsohn, chairman,
Rosenfield and two brothers, Al- MOTHERS' CLUBS BANQUET France."
the result of the boycott .
bert E. and Harold.
ON TUESDAY, MAY 21
Esther Brann's "Round the assisted by Mrs. Morris W. Fish-
The Monday Afternoon Club, World" stands highly recommend. ier, Sirs. Jack Krause, Mrs. Ar-
Rev. Cantor
DELIA APPLEBAUM
thur Weiss, Mrs. Harry Hartz,
the West Warren, and the Fenkell
David Golden of 2644
as a most worthwhile book Mrs. Max Davis and Mrs. Hymen
Richton Ave., 59 years Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish ed
The youngster will love it and Umegarden; entertainment, Sirs.
Detroll's Favorite old, died on May 13. Funeral serv- Community Center will hold their
NOBEL
ices were held on May 15 with in- mother and daughter banquet the mother will enjoy reading it! Edward Rosenberg, chairman,
to her child. Macmillan's is fill-1 Mrs. Benjamin A. Schlairer, Mrs.
11 raiding Crresna- terment in Machpelah Cemetery. jointly, on Tuesday, May 21, at
else Preionned al She is survived by her husband, 7 p. m., at the Jewish Commu- ing a long-felt need by publish-1 Maurice Rotenberg, Mrs. I. II.
ing such a fine work.
Home and by
Cutow,.. Mrs. Gilbert F'ienberg,
Stones C., three sons, Theodore, nity Center.
Anisiintnient
Sirs. Milton Harris, Sirs. Abraham
Harold and Gilbert, two daugh-
Mrs. Louis Aptaker of the Fen-
E.1 (1.1D
Eiseman, Mrs. Jack J. Brazy,
ters, Mrs. Cecil hamburger and kell Club will act as chairman,
Mrs. Louis S. Lazarus, Mrs. Jos-
Alva, nine sisters, Mrs. H. Fried- Mrs. William Brenner of the West
eph Kaplan, Mrs. Sidney Gold-
man, Mrs. Meyer Si, Applebaum, Warren Club will speak on behalf TIILFA17411Z i t vi 9i, i' , 1: , ioli . P R LA:'
Levine, man, Sirs. Max Hart, Mrs. II. H.
Mrs. I. O'Shinsky, Mrs. Henry of the mothers, and Mrs. Lillian
at A Edward Goldston. Ltd,
M Oeeuni fit , 1.05505, W. C. 1. Eng- Kesten, Mrs. Milford Desenberg,
Mrs. Max Friedland, Beal of the Monday Afternoon
Monuments of Character Schwartz,
land
Mn,. S. Si. Weinberg and Mrs.
Mrs. Ben Blumberg, Mrs. Leon Club will talk for the daughters.
–
7-cir
Gus Meyers; publicity, Mrs.
Cohen, Mrs. Joseph Kramer and
Mrs. Andrew Wineman of the
An interesting addition to Rosenberg, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Rothstein, a brother, Sam- Mothers' Club advisory board and
uel Rothstein and 14 grandchil- Louis II. Sobel, executive director homiletical literature is Rabbi Brazy.
dren.
Mrs. Ben F. Wiener is chair-
of the Jewish Comunity Center Levine's new volume.
ainnACH
Included in the 78 essays are man of program; Mrs. Max L.
will address the groups.
the
sermons
the
author
delivered
Ileyman,
chairman of the reli-
ALEXANDER ROBINSON
On Monday, May 20, at 7 p. m.,
of 2909 Webb Ave., 59 years old, the Oakland Mothers' Club will from the pulpit of the New West gious school, assisted by Mrs.
End
Synagogue
of
London,
of
David Goldfarb, Mrs. Harry K.
died on May 15. Funeral services hold their mother and daughter
were held on May 16 with inter- banquet at the Jewish Commu- which he is the minister, as well Freemond and Mrs. Arthur Pas-
ternak; rummage sales, Mrs. J.
ment in Beth David Cemetery, nity, Center. Sirs. L. Falik will as • number of written essays.
In the preface the author ex- Dudley Brown, assisted by Mrs.
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperk■ officiat- speak for the mothers, and Miss
ing. Ile is survived by his wife, Belle Drapkin for the daughters. plains that he is not an extem- Louis A. Werbe, Mrs. Jacob
Grannie and Marble blinininsann
pore
speaker, which he calls "a Block, Mrs. Milton Harris, Mrs.
Anna. three sons, Irving, Dr. Miss Mary Caplan will act as
7729 TWELFTH ST.
terrible misnomer suggestive of Sam D. Barnett, Mrs. Sidney Kel-
Harold and !toward and a daugh- toastmistress.
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ter, Sirs. J. Brett.
Sirs. Oscar Robinson of the one who ascends the pulpit and ler, Mrs. Joseph Shuirman, Mrs.
Mothers' Club advisory board and waits for some kind Providence Benjamin F. Sniderman, Mrs.
Mr. Sobel will talk to the group. to put words into his mouth." Robert Kostoff, Mrs. Sigmund
FANNY ZERIN
Rev. Canter
j 47 years old, died suddenly on
Dancing will follow both of the He states that a, number of his Seitner, Mrs. Bernard Hoffman
Jacob
Monday, April 29, at Palm Beach, dinners.
sermons have stood the test of and Mrs. Irving F.. Gordon.
Silverman
The uniongrams committee in-
Florida. Mrs. Zerin was the
• • •
being moving expressions and he
St DifilCAL
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
has therefore incorporated them cludes Mrs. Gilbert Fienberg,
%"OL1.
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Is 1 refl .
Mrs.
Daniel Goldberger, Mrs. Na-
Jacob Helper. She was taken to
in his book.
Practice
Toronto, Canada, where burial TO BEGIN ON MAY 211
The title of the volume, as the than Finkelstein and Mrs. M.
Herein mewled
The
health
education
depart-
services were held at Benjamin's
Chi eh lane said
author explains, gives the "ulti- ' Pelavin; flowers, Mrs. Samuel D.
Disistale
Funeral Parlor. Besides her hus- ment of the Jewish Community mate reason for its appearance." Barnett, assisted by Mrs. Alms
2073
band, Joe, she is survived by two Center announces the second an-
The four sections of the book Buckner and Sirs. Edward Klein;
Gladstone
sons, Morton and Nathan, three nual singles and doubles tennis are divided into miscellaneous temple needs, Mrs. A. L. Gold-
Euclid 1.0467
tournament for men which will
sisters
and
three
brothers.
Mn.
s
!sermons, festival sermons, homi- stein, assisted by Mrs. Arch M.
marriasev•
Zerin was a resident of Detroit be held beginning Monday, May lies and in memoriama The Barnett. Mrs. Sam Magidsohn,
Pert °nand
28.
Mrs. Philip Goodman, Mrs. J.
for 21 years.
Contestants may enter the third and the longest section con- Dudley Brown; music, Mrs. Harry
tournament either by club or un- tains the commentaries on the Winegarden. assisted by Mrs. S.
affiliated. The finals will be held portions of the week and provide S. Pearlstine; peace, Mrs. Louis
t of this veryinterestin g
g Lobster, assisted by Sirs. Ben
as part of the events of the all- the
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Center field day, which will be book.
Sehmitke; braille, Mrs. I. H. Gu-
held at Belle Isle on Sunday,
t,,w, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Du-
The Lord Is My Portion bois; donations, Mrs. Sigmund
June 9.
There will be ■ charge of 15e
Seitner, assisted by Mrs. Philip
of time. In' ihni• b• slates of
as entry fee for singles, and 25e i...vant.
Crisman.
Moses.
entry fee for doubles. Every nut lb. bora'. servant bath his free-
Mrs. Sam Weinstein of Grand
participant must be a Center Th.,..,;10 ,7 ,V::.. .. riey man H. Isin iim Rapids was an out-of-town guest
, at the luncheon. The arrange-
member in good standing.
1,001 find is my portiss,” nalth ments were made by Mrs. S. S.
All entries must be in by May "The inI
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Pearlstine and Mrs. Ben &Mager.
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ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
HEADED FOR SUCCESS
The Center's Allied Jewish
Campaign, under the chairman-
ship of Morris Linsky, seems
headed toward success.
Three of the teams have al-
ready gone over the top. The
first division to go over their
quota was sub senior division G,
ehaded by Blanche I.esnick and
Rodelle Broder, with Sam Posner
and Shirley Fields as captains.
Division A, headed by Eve
Rosen and Jack Katcher and cap-
tained by Janet Weller and
Helen Milkofsky, was the next
to go over. Charles Wolok, work-
ing with Division A, helped con-
siderably in raising their quota.
Division N, the Mother's Clubs,
headed by Mrs. Fanny l'aul, Mrs.
Minnie Ilandler, and Mrs. S.
Annis, reached its quota. Their
captains are Sirs. Ida Portner,
Mrs. l'auline Apple and Mrs.
Hyman Drapkin,.

FOR RENT — Lovely desirable
room for a gentleman in home
of three adults. Near Linwood
and 14th bus. 2540 W.
RELIABLE DOMESTIC HELP.
Philadelphia Ave., Cadillac
Laundresses, women for clean-
1522.
ing, scrub women, housemaids.
By hour, day or week. All Na- FOR SALE—Five rooms each
duplex. Must be sold on ac-
tions Employment Bureau, Mad
count of death. Very reason-
ison 2626.
able. Richton near Hamilton.
YOUR SHOES will be refitted to
See owner at 4308 Elmwood.
feel as if made to order. In
fact, your feet will get into the WOMAN WANTED for general
housework. Employed couple.
healthiest and most comfor-
Apartment. Call Sunday, Eu-
table condition at the most
clid 7424-J.
economical rate. M. KANER
SHOE REI'AIR, only true shoe YOUNG MAN desires room and
refitter in State of Michigan,
board in private home. Write
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
Box 35, Detroit Jewish Chron-
son.
jcle, giving all particulars in-
cluding price.
SALESMEN to sell rugs, cur-
tains, silverware, etc., on easy YOUNG LADY driving to Los
payments. Business is good
Angeles in June. Can accom-
now. Extra money if you have
modate two or three, Phone
a car. Highland Merchandising
CO. 5700, Apt. 309, after
Co., 4624 Woodward Ave.
5 p. m.
FOR RENT—Two bedrooms in a FOR RENT—Large airy room for
nicely furnished lake front cot-
a gentleman in refined adult
' tage in Cass Lake. Kitchen
home. Convenient to bus and
privileges. Adults prefeted.
street car. Garfield 6183-W.
Reasonable for the season. Gar-
field 6381-W.
German Ship Lines

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