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PAGE ELEVEN

JEW WHO ONCE SAVED

HOOVER'S LIFE DIES

HOUSTON, Texas (WNS) —
The first three-act presentation
s ■-.■ The tragedy of an octogenerian
of the sub senior dramatic group i
Jewish
peddler who was awe 'a
ANNUAL MUSIC RECITAL
of the Jewish Community Center j ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
millionaire mine owner in South
will take place on Sunday, May QUOTA IS OVERSUBSCRIBED ION MONDAY, JUNE 6
Africa, and who saved the life of
20, at 8:30 p. m., in the auditorium
The Jewish Community Center's , The Music School of the Jewis former
President Herbert Hoover
of the Jewish Community Center. Allied Jewish Campaign went over ! Community Center will give its an h - when
he was a young mining en-
its quota of $050 by raising a nual music recital on Monday eve
-
gineer
in
South Africa, was reveal.
grand total of $750.
ning, June 6,
The instructors in the school are ed for the first time, after the
The tireless efforts of the gener al
death here of Solomon Stern, 81
chairman, Morris Linsky, were in Bernard Argiewiez, Miss Rosa years old, who had peddled knic,k-
strumental in making the Center '5 ' Bassin, Miss Edith Ella Davis, knacks in this city for
the last 23
Miss
Clara
Waldron,
Walter
Blu-
campaign a success, aided by th e
years,
line work of the following keymen menau and Stanislaus Szmule-
Son of a prominent Berlin fam-
wicz.
captains, and workers: Eva Rosen
Fred N. Butte!, a member of the ily, Stern graduated as a mining
Jack Katcher, Janet Weller, Bele
engineer from the University of
Slikofsky, Charles Wolok, Morri • Center board of directors, is the Berlin in the 1880's and went to
Stagy, Morris Winslow, Fayg a head of the Music School commit- South Africa, where he accumu-
Keidan, Joseph Rosenstein, Bell tee.
lated a fortune in the gold mines.
• • •
Drapkin, Yetta Pollack, William
It was at that time that he gave
Kaufman, Rudy Hoffman, Nat e ANNUAL FIELD DAY AT
a job to Hoover. One morning
Korby, Sandra Sibrack, Bernard BELLE ISLE ON JUNE 9
Stern found Hoover seriously ill.
Sands, 'nave hroomal, Ann Seltzer,
The Jewish Community Center's Dropping everything else he rush-
Ann Plotkin, Mrs. Fanny Paul, annual field day will be held at ed lloover to a government
hoof,.
Mill: Minnie Handler, Mrs, S. An- Belle Isle on Sunday, June 9.
tal, where he recovered.
nis, Mrs. lila Fortner, Mrs. l'auline
The program will start at 10 a.
During the Boer War Stern lost
Apple, Mrs. Hyman Drapkin, Belle m, and continue to 6 p. m.
his fortune and went to London,
Jaffin, Sol Greenberg, Edith Fein-
A tentative program has been where he met Hoover again. Later
stein, Irving Koperman, Blanche planned which will include a track he came to America, settling in
Lesnick, Rodelle Broder, Sam Poi- and field meet, girl's playground llouston during the presidential
nee, Shirley Fields and members ball, singing, pantomimes, dancing, campaign in 1928 Stern was too
of Dexter Division, Leo WeingsH playground ball games, tennis proud to disclose himself to the
ten, Isabelle Feldman, Herman matches and novelty races.
future president. Recently, how-
Haimovitz, Anita Dembinsky and
The officials for the games and ever, Stern asked Mr. Hoover to
ALEXANDRA GRANOFF
Rose Amerniek.
races will be: Samuel Babcock, Ed aid members of the Stern family
• • •
The play "Green Stockings" has
Brown, Dr. Leona A. hatzen, Jos- in Germany. In reply the ex-presi-
for its plot the difficulties en- BASEBALL SCHEDULE
eph Magidsohn and Jacob Mazer. dent sent his former benefactor a
countered by the eldest daughter
Busses will provide transporta- copy of his book, "The Challenge
The following is the baseball tion
in a family of four girls, to avoid
to and from the island at a to Liberty." Mr. Hoover was one
having to wear green stockings for schedule fore Sunday, May 26, be- cost of 25 cents. Reservations must of the honorary pall-bearers at
the third time, the custom being tween the teams comprising the be made not later than Friday, Stern's funeral which was conduct-
that an unmarried daughter must Jewish Community Center's base- June 7.
ed by Temple Beth-El and the Jew-
wear green stockings at the wed- ball league:
All entries for events must be ish Social Service Bureau,
ding of any of her younger sisters
turned
in
to
the
Center
office
im-
Senlors—mare 1/111Nlon-11n412 Field
If she hers-:If is unwed. In order to Olymples
mediately.
VS. Pals, 10 a. m, No. I
H
Denies Knowing Texan
LUMBER •
escape doing so, the eldest daugh-
Are is Camaraderie. 11,30 a In. No 1
• • •
Jew
Z. A 63 vs Pilo-Vans
ter announces her engagement to. A. Roosevelt
Field
FINALS OF DRAMATIC
STANF
Oft D UNIVERSITY,
a
mythical
man
and
when
he
show'
1 /1‘ Wen
TOURNAMENT
ON
MONDAY
BUILDING
Calif. (WNS)—Former President
up, an amusing entanglement fol- Collegiate. vs. FIR lisp, lots, It a
III.. Nu
2.
The sub seniors of the Jewish Hoover say' he never heard of
lows.
SUPPLIES .
roues
fitrshgers. 11,30 A. 31. No. 2 . Community Center held the preli-
the late Solomon Stern, Houston,
The play is under the direction Onto,. Socials live
minaries of their dramatic tourna- Texas, peddler, who claimed he
Sub Settion--limmetell Field
of Arthur Y. Winer, The cast of
White Rh 'Wen
ment on Sunday evening, May 19. saved Hoover's life many years
characters include: Alexandra
liskoshs 06. Tertann, III
ni No. 2
Four plays were chosen for the ago when Stern, then a million-
31onar,
Granoff, George D. Aaron, Ruth A.
I 1 ,
Jr, 11,10 a. Si,
finals which will be held on Mon- aire mine owner In South Africa,
N I
Miller, Adolph Goutman, Freda
stns. sx SIgtua..1.1onm,
to No. 3 day evening, May 27, at 8:30,
gave the future president a job
Mintz, Louis Lipson, Harry Miller,
vitae 11111elon—Cmid Meld
Those clubs chosen to compete are a s an engineer and rushed him to
/11
Coot0.10r.
Betty Stein, Julius Barr, David
VIk In, 10
to
amin B'Nos Alison, Lions
Tro ts,.
Pao, 10
the Flgos,
m
hospital when he was taken ill.
Gross, Casper Boyarsky and Shir-
Llm oin• vs 111-11nuern I I 30
m
and (iriolea.
ley Fields.
Informed that he had been named
an honorary pall-bearer at Stern's
Young Men's Hebrew Asso-
funeral, the former president de-
nied knowing Stern and added
ciation's Semi-Annual
he had never been in a. hospital
Dinner-Dance
except as a visitor. The fact
that among Stern's possessions
On
Sunday,
May
19,
the
Y.
M.
was found an autographed copy
On
Sunday
morning,
Slay
26,
the
A family foursome of cantors—
II. A. held its semi-annual dinner- following pupils will receive diplo- of Hoover's book inscribed "to
a
father
and
three
sons—are
back
1H-Ton Stake (157' Wheelbase)
my
good friend, Solomon Stern,"
dance
and
Kovod
night
at
the
mas
from
the
B'nai
Moshe
Sunday
in Detroit after a three years ab-
sence. Cantor Joshua Lind and his Barium Hotel. Over 200 people School: Janet Green Harriet Ke- Was Hoover's reply to a letter
attended,
representing
13
clubs
pen, Irene Kohner, Eugene Korn- from Stern protesting against
three talented sons, Maurice, Da-
Today, when every Wise buyer of trucks is
will get better haulage service at lotver cost
vid, and Pincheikel, have com- and fraternities of the "Y". David field, Marion Meer, Jeanette Muss- conditions in Germany, according
pendable service because' of
to Hoover's secretary,
pleted a concert tour of the United Goldman was the toastmaster and man and Elaine Rosenberg.
particularly interested in getting depend.
by buying a Chevrolet Truck because of
the extra quality which Chev-
States and Canada and are here the principal speaker of the eve-
The entire school, the parents
ning was Harry Yudkoff, presi- and guests of the students will par- Plan Two Five Field
able transportation at lowest cost, the
for
a
concert
at
Littman's
Yiddish
these triple economies:
Tours
rolet builds into every part of
People's Theater, 12th and Seward, dent of the B'nai B'rith. Other
..,
moneysaving advantages of Chevrolet
to Historic Southwest
speakers were Ilarry Seligson,
1. Chevrolet Trucks sell at the
on Tuesday night, May 28.
its products.
educational
director
of
the
Jew-
This quartet, originally from
Trucks have a particularly strong appeal.
world's lowest prices.
Visit your nearest Chevrolet dealer—this New York, appeared here in one ish Center; Leo Paster, president
Through arrangements made
the League; William Katz, past
Truck buyer after truck buyer is discover-
with the Santa Fe Railway and
2. They use less gasoline and oil
week. Have a thorough demonstration of of the leading congregations on of
president; and William Morris,
Rosh
Ilashonah
and
Yom
Kippur,
Fred
Harvey, the Arizona State
ing that it pays three uvrys to buy Chet,
because they are powered
the right Chevrolet Truck for your haul- three years ago. For a year they honorary member of the League.
Teachers' College at Flagstaff
Awards
were
made
to
the
fol-
concerted
on
the
coast
appearing
rolets. And truck buyer after truck buyer
Fred tis• vsy, th rizona 1 lee
by six-cylinder valve-in-head
age needs. Buy a Chevrolet and get better in Los Angeles, San Francisca! lowing: Olen & Wein Trophy,
extend its campus Into the his-
Fredland Trophy and League
is deciding to take advantage of the big
engines.
elle Southwest this summer, giso-
truck performance at the worhrs lowest Portland, Ore. Seattle Washing- Trophy to Phi Lambda Phi, bas-
ton, and Vancouver, B. C., Canada.
ng students and others,an oppor-
savings which Chevrolet offers. You, too,
3. They give longer, more de-
prices!
Their radio work in Hollywood was ketball champions; Fintex Trophy
tunity to study at first hand the
geology, archaeology and biology
also successful. They thrilled for good sportsmanship to the
thousands of listeners at the Hall Excelsiors; Buddy's Trophy to
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
of that highly Interesting terri-
Alpha
Tau
for
foul-shooting
tour-
tory.
of
States
in
the
World's
Fair,
at
Compare Cheirolet's fou, delitered priers and easy G. Al. A. C. terms. A General Motors Value
Chicago and at Soldier's Field on nament; track plaque to Phi
Two five-week field trip-tours
Lambda Fraternity; William Mor-
Jewish Day.
are planned to take the exploring
The late Governor Rolph of Cali- ris award to Samuel Crandon;
parties through the famous In-
DEALER ADVERTISEMENT
fornia publicly thanked the Cantor past presidents' award to William
dian country and other parts of
and his sons for their beautiful Katz; foul shot award to Samuel
the National Park areas in north-
rendition of "Eli Eili" in the "Mil- Schwartz; Greenblatt Trophy to
ern Arizona and southern Utah,
lion Dollar Revue" at the Shrine Alpha Tau for bridge champion-
a region noted for its scenic and
Auditorium. This revue, at Los ship; individual bridge awards to
historic lure, The chief attrac-
Angeles, was a fenefit for the Ilarry Gaines, Jack Kirschner,
tion will be the Grand Canyon,
American Jewish Congress and Samuel Schwartz, Samuel Capp
where the visitors will spend sev-
eral days.
consisted of the leading stage and and Dr. Michael Engelman.
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
screen actors, actresses, and direc-
Plans were made to hold an
The first tour will start June
tors and producers. Cantor Lind annual field day and excursion to ticipate in the exercises. The por- 3, and the second July 8. ha
Continuations Committee of
and his sons, more popularly Tashmoo Park on Sunday, July tion of the program conducted by each case two weeks will be spent
Youth Conference Starts
known as the Lind Memorah 21, Baseball eliminations, golf the graduates themselves will be at the college and in the vicinity
Chorus, were featured artists of tourney, horseshoe meet and golf based on the theme of "The Seven- of Flagstaff, itself an alluring and
Activities
i•LETTER. B O X
the evening.
will be played on the island and Branched Candlestick of Jewish romantic area. Then for three
there will be dancing and races Life." Each graduate will repre- weeks, each tour will extend more
Norman H. Birnkrant, former
With the election of officers,
Simon Loewenstein Marks His Dropsie College Graduation for women. This affair will be sent and explain a different branch than 2,000 miles into the north,
J.
T.
A.
Warns
Against
the continuations committee be- Detroit attorney, was elected pres-
open
to the public. William Mor- of Jewish life,
where further study of the nat-
S
-Fifth Birthday
Unauthorized Solicitation
gan active work authorized by ident of the Junior Chamber of
This Sunday
ris was appointed general chair-
Rabbi Moses Fischer will deliver ural sciences will be made.
the recent Jewish Youth Confer- Commerce of Pontiac, at a meet- Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
man.
Besides viewing the Grand
the
graduation
address
and
Adolph
Friends
and
relatives will honor
ence. Theodore Baruch was se-
The celebration of graduation
It has been brought to our at-
Samuel Gutterman, chairman Deutsch, president of the congre- Canyon from either rim and
lected as chairman of the com- ing of the board of directors or- tention
Simon Loewenstein, dean of De- and Founder's Day of the Drop- of the membership committee, gation, will present the awards. spending three days at Phantom
that
a
salesman
answering
mittee, Ann Manson as secretary ganization last Monday. He suc- to the name of Jacobs or Lerner, troit livestock men, at an open ie College will take place on Sun- announced a drive to be held in The following students will receive Ranch at the bottom, those taking
and Morris Winslow as the treas- ceeds Carroll Osmun.
carrying Jewish Daily Bulletin house Sunday, May 26, at his day evening, May 26, at 8:30, at the fall for new clubs and frater- scholarship prizes: Seymour Bon- part In the tours will see and ex-
urer.
t he college. The address on that nities to join the Y. M. H. A.
At an installation of officers credentials, obtained from our
ner, Charlotte Holman, Elaine plore Keet Seel, the world's larg-
The continuations committee
occasion will be delivered by
office about a year ago under
Schedule of game, for Sunday, Bensman, Rae Rafalowitz, Daniel est Indian ruins, extinct volcanos,
consists of 33 members selected
Norman
Bentwich,
Esq.,
M.
A.,
false pretenses, is operating in
May 26:
Kay, Shirley Friedman, James ice caves, petrified forests, Indian
by committee of the conference
professor of international rela-
your vicinity.
Kohner, Dorothy Florence, Shirley villages and many other places of
from important organizations
tions at the Hebrew University a It m,
Sims, Gloria Kling, Bernard Rosen- interest to those devoted to na-
In order to protect the readers
mam
hlers
,s.
Almw«Its,
Willard.
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represented.
in Jerusalem, former Attorney a.
berg, Eugene Kornfield and Caro- ture and adventure.
and friends of Jewish periodicals,
Committees were appointed to
n
General of the Government of Ar,mosots Vollesimes. ooitt ni
n Gru
d . ndy. Certificates of honor
The trips will be in the nature
will you be good enough to carry I
work out an agenda on the vari-
Palestine, and a well known.
a warning about this imposter in
will be given the most deserving V all-expense tours, the cost
hons s“ i:p•iloo Mu,
to be included in • single fee.
ous projects voted upon by the
The degree of Doctor of Phil- so I
pupils in each class.
your next issue. Should anyone,
representatives of the member
osophy will be awarded upon a
locate him, the police should be
No Is The exercises will be held in the All food, motor car tranaporta-
organizations. Dr. Israel Wiener
number of men.
synagogue on Dexter and Law- non and lodging will be furnished
notified immediately.
headed the Zionism committee;
rence at 11 a. m. The public is by Fred Harvey, assuring the ut-
A
portrait
of
Dr.
Henry
Halter,
With many thanks for your co
most in service and comfort. The
Theodore Baruch, the Jewish edu-
rabbinical scholar, Ordain 11 at Hebrew Unio invite
operation, we are,
cation committee; Dr. Leonard
College
who was professor in the Dropsie
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld is in Santa Fe is further supporting
Sincerely yours,
Sidlow, the Judaism committee;
College form 1909 to the time of
charge of the musical portions of the college in the undertaking by
Jewish Daily Bulletin,
Harry Seligson, the Federation
his death in 1926, will be pre-
offering special rates to Flagstaff
Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
Dr. Julian Morgenstern, presi the program.
committee. Albert Silber, Jack
sented to the college.
and authorizing its agents to as-
dent of the Hebrew Union Col
Rom and Dorothy Magidsohn
sist those who wish to register
lege,
Cincinnati,
will
ordain
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Independent
Detroit
Lodge
THE CHRONICLE THANKED
for the tours.
were appointed on the organize-
Gifts to North End Clinic men into the rabbinate at the
Plans Excursion
Editor Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Uons contact committee.
graduation exercise,' in the col-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Olen & Wein Feature
North End Clinic has received lege chapel, Saturday, May 25
Mtawer Umgegend Verein thanks
The Independent Detroit Lodge
at 2:30 p. m.
$1,400 for Maimonides
the following contributions:
you and your esteemed paper for
Decoration Day Specials
approved plans for an excursion to
Three
of
the
graduates,
whose
Essays
In memory of Walter Redfield,
the publicity given to our card
Tashmoo to be held June 21, in
from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wine- appointments for next year have conjunction with the Auslander
party, held May 8.
Olen & Wein, exclusive haber-
man, Mrs. Benjamin L. Lambert.) already been confirmed, will come Society. The entertainment com-
Sincerely yours,
Prizes amounting to $1,400 ar
Mrs. Mark Fleischman, Mr. and directly from their pulpits, which mittee consisting of L. Steiner, B. washery store on 12th St., an-
MRS. SAM LICHTENSTEIN
being offered by the Jewis h
they
have
occupied
since
April
nounces
the arrival of new stam-
Mrs. Sam L. Gilbert, Mrs. Clara
President.
Orloff, Dr. A. W. Lowenstine, and mer merchandise
Forum, a literary monthly, fo
NORMAN H. BIP.NKRANT
and is featur-
SIMON LOEWENSTEIN
Rosenfield, Misses Henrietta A. 1, for the ordination service.
and William LeVine will plan • ing
the hest essays of 500 to 1,00 0
Rabbi
Jonah
B.
Wise,
New
for
the
coming week Decora-
lords on Maimonides submitte ceremony held last week, the out - Mixed Bridge of B'nai B'rith home, 2932 Webb Ave. Mr. Loew- and Setts Robinson.
York, will deliver the Baccalaur- wide variety of games and sports, tion Day specials Chief among
In
memory
of
Miss
Fannie
I
with prizes for winners.
on or before June 10, the firs going president was presented wit
enstein will be 75 years old Wed- Weiss, from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph eate adress. Rabbi Wise is the
specials are sailor straws at
Auxiliary June 5
a golden key given by the Nations
prize being $100 in cash.
At the last meeting, the senior the
$1.45 and up. They're good-
son of Isaac Mayer Wise, founder
nesday.
M. Weiss.
chapter's debating team, consist-
The judges of the contest, •el Chamber of Commerce, and eligible
of
the
college,
and
■
member
of
In memory of Alexander Rob-
ing of Wr. A. W. Lowenstine and looking and cool. The famous
known scholars and authors, are to past presidents and other dis-
Born in Germany, he came to
The Women's Auxiliary of
inson, from Dr. and Mrs. Harry the class of 1903. Ile is the Dr. H. Lippitt defeated the I. D. Freeman sport shoes, including
rime H. Adlerblum, Ph. D., au tinguished citizens, making them B'nai B'rith, No. 122, held a so- this country about 40 years ago Topcik.
spiritual leader of Central Syna-
L. Jr. team of M. Zegerman and whites and white and black, for
members
of
the
National
Key
Club.
cial meeting at the home of Mrs. and has lived in Detroit ever since.
thor of "A Study of Gersonides'
$5 per pair. A large assortment
From Mr. and Mrs. Oscar gogue, New York.
The Junior Chamber of Com. Nathan D. Metzger. A large group He is president of S. Loewenstein
Rabbi Victor E. Reichert, Cin- IL Elford, the subject being "Re- of sport trousers, including flan.
and other works; Prof. A. Brod
Blumberg,
in
memory
of
the
fol-
solved that the Soldier's Bonus
cinnati,
will
give
the
invocation.
'rick Cohen, Hunter College merce has in the past years re- was in attendance and several
nela
In various attractive pos.
lowing: Fred Dryfos.s. Isaac and
be paid immediately;" the senior
Prof. Salomon Flink, Dana Col placed the Junior and Senior new members were taken in. & Son, Detroit wholesale meat Theresa Goldberg, Mrs. Simon The Hon. Alfred M. Cohen, Cin- team taking the negative side of tenrs, stripes, checks, etc., are
After a short business meeting, dealers.
cinnati,
will
extend
the
being
sold at $ 1 .65 and up.
ace; Jacob de Haas, author o f Board of Commerce. This organi-
greetings
Lachman, Alex Applebaum.
the question.
34s
History of Palestine" and othe zation is noted for its numerous Clara Ilurwitz reviewed "Dr.
of the college and, as chairman of
Extremely active for his age,
The Sisterhood commemorated shirts, ideal for golfing and brae.
the board of governors, will make Mother's
works; Prof, Leo Jung, Yeshiva h civic interests and are sponsors of Mallory" by Allan Hart. Refresh- Mr. Loewenstein has gained fame
back
riding,
are priced at Tie
Day
by
giving
an
im-
Teen,
Jude..
Herat
Club
Rejoins
College.
ments
were
served.
most of the civic projects in Pon-
It he legal declaration of ordina- promptu card party and social eve- and $1. There are numerous
as perhaps the only packer who
Atrudeth Herat Young Jed...
The next business meeting will flies to the markets to purchase
Ion. Charles Shohl, honorary
Entries are being received from tiac and surrounding territories.
other seasonal items, all priced
Recently a part of the Agudath president of the Union of Ameri- sing at Jericho Temple, Wednes- attractively
o
Borland as well u different par ts They were instrumental in develop- be held at the home of Mrs. Her- cattle. He often flies as far as
evening, May 15. Mrs. A.
•
H
erz)
Young
Judaea
separated
and
Oakland
Coun
bert
Cohen,
16517
Baylis
Ave.,
Omaha.
ing
in
Pontiac
and
can
Hebrew Congregations, will day
of the United States and Canada
Feldman
is
president.
located at
903 8 12th St. and are
Detailed information may b ty one of the finest and up-to-da te on June 3.
Mr. Loewenstein has two sons. went under the name of Young make the declaration for the
are openever,
The I. D. L. Jrs. staged • par-
The mixed bridge to be given Alfred and Max, and three daugh- Judaea Beni Club, because of dif. Union, parent body of the college. ent's
had by writing to the Jewis h airports in the country, known a
evening and Sundays till 5.
party,
Thursday
evening,
May
ference in ages.
the Pontiac Airport. They were June 5 at the Savoyard Club in ters, Mrs. B. E. Anspach, Mrs.
Forum,
16, at the Jewish Community Cen-
N.
Y. 305 Broadway, New York also instrumental in encouraging the Bold Bldg. is being planned Schiff and Miss Ruth Loewenstein. S.
Sunday, May 19, at the meeting
JEWISH CALENDAR
ter. President Max Lowenstein
CRTIMAIIIw relliCasaN
ki
a great share of General Motors to as the last social affair of the
ew Nas'
a
of the clubs at 9341 Oakland , the
56 I
opened the precis mwith • wel-
season.
Reservations,
which
will
Fortun e l a Pocket, Goes Hungry locate in Pontiac. At the last meet-
Young Judaea lierzl Club rejoined
coming
address
which
was
follow-
BERLIN
•Rosh Chodesh
(WN
WN S)
Gifts to Council Fund
ing letters were read from Alfred be limited, must be made in ad-
The
AIM
the
Agudath
Herz!
Young
Judaea
e e c t n i et who
is Dublin for Lack of
Tammuz
ahr
Tues., Jut, 2 ed by vocal and piano solos, danc- er to ri :: d rnn ecide
P. Sloan, president of the General vance, by calling Charlotte Cant,
and.became one club again. They
Kosher Food
to the o li in c s e a t the
Fast of Tammuz Thor, , Jul 18 ing and refreshments.
lisT rou
Motors Corp., New York, and from Northlawn 5744. Prizes will be
e w j e tkp
have now • membership of 75.
w, l An
G bes
6w-
:
DUBLIN.
m
The
Detroit
Section,
National
ap
Rosh
Chodesh
Ab
Wed..,
anrt
July
31
of the revived W e-
— Although W. F. Knudsen, executive vice given and a midnight supper will
June I and 2 are the dates set
e had in his
Council of Jewish Women, re-
Tisha b'Ab
Thurs., Aug. 8
pocket
Amish
Scientist
I.
Examine
■
ticket
for
president
of
the
General
Motors
served.
be
for
the
Agudath
Herz!
Young
72,000
ceived
the
following
contributions
;
•
Rosh
Chodesh
Elul
Fri.,
Aug.
30
means
of
singling
oat
Jewish
Pilsudski's Itesi•
due a friend of his who Corp., Detroit, addressed to the 1
for its Council Camp Vacation Judaea to go c out canvassing for
'Roth Chodesh also observed
homes and shops the gownwswint
'''an that sum in the last Irish president of the Junior Chamber
the Jewish • ational Fund. They
Unveiling of Monument Scholarship Fund:
1 .`"Pstakee, Francisco Abrami, of Commerce, extending an ex.
has forbidden all Jews to dlimaay
previous day.
will
cover
the
whole
Oakland
sec-
WARSAW
(WNS)
—
The
task
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het r ik os f th
In memory of Walter Redfield. tion.
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York Jew, left Dublin bun- pression of good will and thanks
hite tfta
of examining the brain of the late
An unveiling of a monument in from Miss Emma Butzel, Mr. and
sad
g*} because he could not find ■ for the fine cooperation and work
PERFECTION LODGE
I. A. Lawton and Dr. Israel Wie-
Marshal Joseph Pilendski has been red banner. Two anti-Jewish 105-
ocher restaurant Abrami came they have performed in assisting memory of Jennie Klayman will Mrs. Samuel K. Gage and Miss ner aim to organize new clubs for
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. & entrusted to the Jewish 'dentist,
rade., led by bands and Patti&
ere to collect the prize for his them in their expansion program take place on Thursday, May 30. Sarah Selminski,
Young
Judaea.
Those
interested
A.
M.
will
hold
F.
C.
Degree
on
Dr.
Maximillian
Rose,
di
n„, e4d, but quit the city for the
mtor of pitted In by 'Informed germ treof-
In memory of BenjaMin Net- should see Mr. Lawton at 9341 Wednesday evening, May 29, at the Vilna Scientific Institute,
in Pontiac. In constructing new at 1 p. m., at Clover Hill Park
to
when he found that he buildings and machinery, they ex- tCemetery. Relatives and friends sorsa from Mrs. Benjamin Net- Oakland or Dr. Wiener at 2695 7:30 p. m.. also meeting of the which Pilsudski bequeathed his gm. wore held in Berlin. They
marcher' carried signs proesirn-
are
invited
to
attend,
aarg-
could not obtain bother food.
pect to expend over $5,500,000.
Fullerton. outlook committee.
brain,
log -the Jews are oar misfortune."

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ECONOMY

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For Concert May 28

CHEVROLET TRUCKS

Birnkrant Heads
Pontiac C. of C.

Event Will Honor
Dean of Packers

B'nai Moshe School
Graduation May 26