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74NerRorri iiwisiteIROMICUl.

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

PAGE EIGHT

MISS VERA GOLDSTICK

Announces the opening of the Fall Term of Instruction in
all branches of Dramatic Art

CLASS WORK OR INDIVIDUAL LESSONS

Phone Madison 2429

CLASSIFIED -: Legal Notices:- 1 3300 MORE CONTRIBUTED TO 1935
ALLIED CAMPAIGN THAN IN 1934,
DETROIT SERYICE GROUP IS TOLD I

Cong. B'nai Moshe

DEXTER and LAWRENCE

ANNOUNCES

that services for the
coming

HOLY DAYS

will again be chanted by

Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld

Who will be assisted by an unusually fine choir which will

include L. GREENBLATT and S. LUCHANSKY, two out-

standing soloists

Rabbi Moses Fisher

Wilt Deliver the Sermons

Slichoth Services Tonight at 12 midnight

Tickets available at the office every day from 9 .. m. to 9 p. m.

For Weddings, Dances, Lodge Meetings, etc.

Robert B. Man & Cholou F. 11.$1,04
Attomeya, 44 McMinn Ages
s..../fautt nu bows
MORTGAGE SAL--
made In the terma an condition. of •
t Nolo marl Roos male by ARTHUR
VAN and ALICE 15 VAN. his wife, of
Pimeant Ridge, Michigan. Montagu..
That 3300 more contributors I Research, was reported upon by
to WAYNE COUNTY AND HOME SAV-
INGS BANK. of Detroit, Michigan. a pledged thir support to the 193.: Kurt Peiser, executive director of
(Soloed under the laws of
corporation
YOUR SHOES will be refitted to he State of Michigan, Mortgagee, Its mu, Allied Jewish Campaign than had the Jewish 11 elfare Federation.
and amigos bearing date the
subscribed in 1934, was brought out Stating that all local and state in-
feel as if made to order. In "moo
h flay of November. 1137, and re•
fourth
fact, your feet will get into the orded In the orate of the Ratner or in the analysis of 1935 and 1934 vestigations hoe bveen completed,
Deed, for the County of Wayne, State of
healthiest and most comfor- Michigan, on a November 7th. 1137, in c amp a ign pledges included in the and forwarded to Mr. Lurie, Mr.
table condition at the most Liter 3041 of Mortgages. on Page 63, report of the campaign planning Peiser affirmed that $20,000 of the
t
which mortesse cuoins • power of
economical rate. M. KANER attle, which paid mortgage was there- committee presented by Roy R. money designated in the recen
Old Folks Home
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe after on to-wit the fifteenth day of Feb- Fisher, at a board meeting of the campaign for the
ruary. 1125, assigned hy the mid Wayne
refitter .in State of Michigan, County and Home Saving. Bank to Peo- Detroit Service Group on Tuesday, Building Fund, has been collected.
The continuation of the Welfare
a
Sept. 17. Mr. Fisher, co-chairman
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer- pi. W•yne County Bank, IlIchlgrat
corporation of Detroit. Michi gan. by as-
Enggass of the Council was recommended with
son.
signment dated February 15th• 1911, and with Clarence
recorded February 15th, MI to the committee, pointed out that 8,063 several changes in policy and a
office of the Register of Deeds for Said
HEBREW, YIDDISH, ENGLISH, County of Wayne. in 41 her 171 of As- contributors pledged $220,454 in broadening of its scope, suggested
Citizenship and Bar Mitzvahs. eignmente, OS Page 611, which mid the recent drive for the benefit of by Mr. Henry Vilneman, who with
mortgage wan thereafter on to-wit the
Reading and writing in five les- thirty-tiret day of December. 1131., one the participating agencies of the Israel Ilimelhoch is co-chairman of
sons guaranteed. Free trial les- H oned hy the Paid Peoples Wayne Jewish Welfare Federation and the Ithe Council.
Hank to ta bor Wayne National
son. David llorowitz, the teacher, CoutY
Beak of Detroit, a eorporatIon organ• Jewish Old Folks Home Building A report by Nate Shapero, chair-
2091 Blaine Ave., Apt. 101, Gar- Ised under the taws of the United Saes Fund "The great increase in the man of the public relations corn-
Detro it, M ichigan . by
AMer lea.
field 6914-R.
of d De cembe r liat , 1 131 . number of subscribers to the 1935 mittee, told of plans for the 1935
me nt date
a
and recorded January 9th. 1131, in the campaign was largely due to the
of the Reglater of Deeds for mid
MEN WANTED - We want to office
County of Wayne. In Llber 241 of As- splendid cooperation of the Yid-
select a number of men to start eignments, on Page 160 On trawIt the dish-speaking groups and organi- Book shortly to be published.
the
day of Ot tober. 1135.
- Clarence II. Enggass, chairman
immediate training in this vici- eishth
aforementioned aseibnee of mortgagee zations," stated Mr. Fisher.
nity for well paying positions changed Ito name to FIRST NATIONAL
Irving W. Blumberg, reported of the board of directors, who pro-
BANK-DETROIT.
•
corporation
organ-
servicing and operating DIESEL
for the collections committee that sided, reminded all Detroit Service
ised under the law. roit
of the United States
ENGINES. Tools furnished. nf America, of Det, Michigan. There $104,000 or approximately 47 per Group members that they were
be due and unpaid on said cent of the pledges to the 1935 pledged to work in the coming De-
Write Schoeck Diesel Training, le claimed at to the
date of this notice. for
P. 0. Box 265, Station "C", Tole- principal. Interest. and eerillIcallon of campaign has been collected. troit Community Fund Campaign.
abstract. the sum of SEVEN HUNDRED
The progress of the Jewish Old Many of the board members of the
do, Ohio.
SIXTY AND 74/100 ({760.7/) Dollars .
No suit or proceeding at law or In Unit. Folks' Home Survey, which is be- Detroit Service Group, signified
DOCTOR, age 30, 6 ft., nice look- ham been had or Instituted to recover the ing conducted under the auspices that they have already enlisted
mortgage or an
ing, intelligent, fine character, debt eecured by Bald mortg•
of Harry L. Lurie, director of the their services with the Detroit
thereof .
doesn't smoke, drink or gamble; part
NOW THEREFORE. AY Tartu of National Bureau of Jewish Social Community Fund.
has excellent income at present, the power of sale In mid mortgage con
and pursuant to the statute of
with future business possibilities. tained,
the State of Michigan In such cue made

Lives in Cleveland and Detroit.
0 , 744.171V!TilsinhWITVE14.717
Seeks acquaintanceship of a to.
DAY OF JULY. 11,
36 at eleven
clever, intelligent girl or woman, o'clock In the foreoon. Eastern Stand.
well to do financially. Box 233
VtIrtrtl"pgalirentrt;
lileun'14
e
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
the highest bidder. at the southerly or

THE EXCELLENT FACILITIES OF THE

PHALANX CLUB

(Formerly the Phoenix Club)
AT JOHN R and ERSKINE ST., are now available

The New home of Detroit Lodge No. 55 Knights of Pythians

Rentals Reasonable. Apply on premises or phone Clifford 2469

sereorletinglailleSEISMEIMIDINSESMIDDISSEID

con.,...

Stre it etIttrya7,1:tr2t.

wain:
being the plot'.
Plnelly7all'ontreeC, (that tforprt.
he i Co . uot:
) Cot o.
.
wt Her 7: I CIricZ
i

BRowli it riATIONAL
CHAIRMAN OF ORT'

FURNITURE - Let us renew
your old furniture. Expert re-
e
upholstering at reasonable prices. 1'1'd
" to e° • ....
m""
pay
th•
aa mid
may "'"tsw"
he necm.ry
All kinds of repairing and re- thereof in
mount due, as aforemid. on .Id mort-
finishing. Estimates free. Schane •
!! u
at or before
Upholstering Co., 8543 Linwood g li;;, logy')Ze.ouner°;igned
said sale for tax. and/or insurance oe
Ave., Euclid 2137.
said preml.e. and all other ums paid

Twelfth -Taylor Market

Detroit's Only Jewish Modern, Sanitary and
Complete Market

Extends to the Jewish Community

ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS

and reminds you to shop here if you would have
greater table enjoyment for the Holidays.

We carry • complete line of quality and nationally mi.
vertised food products, imported and domestic canned foods,
dairy products and fresh vegetables daily, at the right prices.

Fifteen years in the same location is your assurance of
honest and satisfactory. dealing. Prompt, c ourteous service
always. Deliveries anywhere.

Twelfth -Taylor Market

L. J. MENDLOVITS - Props. - LOUIS BINDER

TWELFTH and TAYLOR

For YOM TOY!

RELIABLE DOMESTIC IIELP.
Laundresses, scrub women ,
housemaids, Also help for sum-
mer homes. By hour, day or
week. All Nations Employment
Bureau, Madison 2526.

GArfield 8666-8667

Mizrachi Holy Day
Services Arranged

The High Holy Day services of
Mizrachi Youth will take place in
the newly decorated hall of the
Beth Tephila Emanuel Synagogue.
They will again be conducted by

QUILTS-Made or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered-special, $1.00.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9050.

WANTED - Experienced Sales-
man for furniture store. Refer-
ences. Write Box 500, Detroit
Jewish Chronicle.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for girl or woman. Pleas-
ant surroundings. Convenient to
two car lines. Call Townsend
7.1034.

Will Conduct Campaign for
Constructive Relief of

by the undersigned pursuant to law and
to the Orme of said mortgage. with in-
O.. thereon at oven per out (7%1
per annum. and all legal costa ch
and expense. thereon. Including the at-
w
.Rowanby law,which
said
torney fees .Rowan
premise. are described as follows. to-wit:
The parcel of land situated In the
City of Detroit, County of Wayne.
State of Michigan. described Kra The east
twenty-five (26) feet more or O. of Lot
Nine (1), Section Seventeen (17). of the
Subdivision of Private Claims Number
eig hty -
Fourt een (14) and Five Hundred eco rde d
n (5571, according to the r
plat thereof In Lib. 31 of Deeds, on
plat
Wayne
County
Records.
said
Page
premises heirs situated on the south
Ids of Lafayette Avenue between St.
Auhia and Dubois Streets together with
the hereditaments and OPPurtenton.
thereof.
„ D
n oted at Detroit, Michigan. ADM II,

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in home of couple. Reason-
able. Good transportation. 2329
Fullerton, between 14th and La-
Salle. Reimer.

YOUNG LADY desires transport-
ation to Bay City on Friday,
Sept. 27. Call Garfield 6625, Mina
Alpern, any time Sunday or af-
ter 6 p. m. week days.

WANTED - Ambitious and ener-
getic young man with few thous-
and dollars, would like to form
a business partnership with
honest and reliable man. Scrap
iron business preferred. Will ex-
change references. Write Box
333, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

FOR RENT - Furnished room in
private home. Convenient trans-
portation. Reasonable. 1514 W.
Philadelphia. Trinity 2-4078.

European Jews

NEW YORK. - David A.
Brown, internationally known
philanthropic leader, sailed for
Europe Thursday, on a tour of
inspection of ORT trade schools
and farm colonies. His departure
followed announcement Monday

This year, Detroit's smartest

dressers are coming again-

as always-to Olen & Wein.

There's a reason!

Hats $265

JULES OLEN

NEW FALL

All the new Fall shades-in
Grey, Brown, Blue, Green

SHOES

The famous c rrrrr etted

MALLORY HATS

Fon.).
J. P. raulth &
Freeman's

$5

RAM WEL,

TIES

Smart Fail
terns & et•
r e • Sent
et ruct ion

55c

$4 and $5

2 for $1.00

SHIRTS

aficis
Popular
prevail on such

MONOGRAM FREE!

Sweaters

the 'stoat thing
--pleated backs,
unusually sm art

nece.11101

Fine tailored quality, white
on white, fancy patterns,

$1.95 3 for $5.50

$ 149
up

Other Shirts at ;1.49
3 for $4.25

Hose

Kerchiefs

Suspenders

Belts

s

Underwear

Pajamas

OLEN & WEIN

Open Itvea; 8anday fill 5

8038 IITII ST., 1st elairmoont

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Mrs. R000sevelt Names
Jewish Women as Aids

ANNIS
A
FURS

NEW YORK (WNS) - Six
of the 67 women of "acknowl-
edged leadership in civic and
welfare service over a period
of years" selected by Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt to serve
with her on the National Wo-
men's Committee of the 1935
Mobilization for Human Needs
are Jewesses. The six Jewish
women are Mrs. Sidney C.
Borg of New York, vice-chair-
man; Mrs. Gerard Swope, Os-
sining, N. Y.; Mrs. Arthur
Brin, Minneapolis, president
of the National Council of
Jewish Women; Miss Rose
Schneiderman, head of the
National Women's Trade Union
League; Miss Lillian Wald,
eminent social worker, and Mrs.
Marcus C. Sloss of San Fran-
cisko.

mer; ea ' s Jur gicaciluarlers

Finkel to Direct
Hebrew University
Friends in U. S.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK-DETROIT ,
Amigo. of Mortguee
ROBERT MARX and
CLAYTON F. BUTLER.
Attorney. for AesIgnee of Mongol...
44 Michigan Avenue,
Vetrolt, Michigan

Coinciding with the announce-
ment of a program of expansion
for the Hebrew University in
Jerusalem, as formulated at the
meetings of its board of governors
last week in Lucerne, Switzerland,
Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, president

NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT
Notice is hereby given that the afore-
mentione Mortgage Foredo.. Bale
has been adjourned from THURSDAY,
ELEVENTHDAY OF JULY, 1136,
THE ELEVENTH
to TUESDAY, TIIE THIRTEENTH DAY
Os- AUGUST. 1531. at the eamt' time
and place as set forth In the annexed
notice
1936
Dated: July
FRE D1,1 9u ATiEtL r. iff.
Deputy Sheriff.

NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT

Notice is hereby clays that the an -
nexed Mortgage Foreclosure Pale han been

further adjourned from TUESDAY, the
13th DAY OF AVOUST, 1935, to TUES-
DAY, the 17th DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1935 at the mote tine and pare as set
forth in the annexed notice
Dated: August 13, 1931
I. STEM/INA
Deputy Sheriff.

NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT
Notlee is hereby given that the an-
nexed Mortgage Foreclosure ash. has
been further adjourned from Tuesday.
the eeventeenth des of Penton., 1936.
to THURSDAY, the SEVENTEENTH day
of OCTOBER. 1536. at the Same time
and place as set forth In the annexed
notlee .
Dated: September it 1535
FRED A HELL
Deputy Sheriff.

DAVID A. BROWN

of his acceptance of the national
chairmanship of American ORT's
$500,000 campaign for construe-
tive relief among European

Jewry.

Mr. Brown, who was formely
chairman of the board of the
Broadway National Bank and,
I
Trust Company of New York and 1
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
who is now president of David A.
room by congenial couple. Single
At. Brown, Inc., will visit Poland,
44 rs • Clayton
Robert P. Ma
preferred. Good transportation.
r.ee.
M ic hlue A im
tome.
Rumania Latvia, Lithuania, Rus- ,
8AL E Defeult hae
1610 1( T
26 15 Webb, Apt. C-10.
of • sia and France in the course of a
the t erma a nd condlt Ione of
m ade I n dAGE
certain mortgage nonte by FREItERICK tour of ORT's 101 trade schools,
R
FOR RENT - Well furnished J. GARDNER and LILLIAN GAUNER.
103 agricultural colonies and 28'
wife, of Detroit. Michigan, Mort-
room, airy, by adult family. Near his
gaiters to PEOPLES WAYNE COUNTY
colony trade schools in those ,
Lipwood car line and Dexter bus. BANK, of Detroit, Michigan. • corpora-
tion organised under the laws of the countries.
Townsend 6-0835.
State of Michigan. Mortgagee. Its star•
The European trip of Mr. ,
••
=ors and altaigns bearing a o
Brown - a man who has raised
FOR RENT - Attractive room 1 ret,fa:7TV:41%.:` 0"tlrit.T.Itttrnel
for adult in family of adults. 144.4 for the County of Wayne ratite over $100,000,000 for relief pur-
..
),
SAMUEL B. FINKEL
Reasonable. Convenient to bus of Mirhigen. on Avon.
poses, reputedly more than any
ottoes, on Page fr.
!Aber 237 6 of M
other living man - is the first ,
and street car lines. Dexter die- which
Mortgage cools!. a Paw. , of aalo.
e ee etee dp camet- I of the American Friends of the
el ye t elaunch
trict. 3259 Sturtevant Avenue, which saki morigoas woo thereafter on s teeipKn in H
thee
Ilebrew University, made public on
to - sou the thirty-fires day of locember.
will
i
Townsend 7-2739.
1931, assigned by the Said People/. Wayne
County Bank to First Wayne National he has previously made in be- Sept. 16 the appointment of Sam-
a
corporation
organ-
TO RENT - Furnished room. Re- Hank or Detroit.
half of Joint Distribution Corn- uel B. Finkel of Boston as director
Ised under the laws oo f , the Unit ed States
oo s. .. by ga- mittee and United Jewish Cam- of the American Friends of the
fined family. Twin beds. Suitable of Americ,
a of Detr it
elonment dated December suet, 1931, and
paigns of former years. He has
tor couple or two gentlemen.
orded January sth, 1132. In 1Mnnu..
Hebrew University. Mr. Finkel,
References. 2716 Elmhurst, Ch. of
egleter of Deeds for m id County also served as chairman of the
or the R
of Wayne. In Liner Ill of Anotamoonts, Chins Famine Relief, Palestine who was recently re-elected pres-
ii138.
on Page HO On to-wit the eighth day
ident of the National Federation of
of october• 1132, the •forornontionfol ...- Emergency Campaign Fund, the
ROOM AND BOARD for a parent , s gn, of i mortgagee changed Ito name Relief of Irish Sufferers and na- Temple Brotherhoods, will be in
or
two
young
It)
FIRST
NATIoNAL
BANK-DETROIT.
and school child
e a
tional and local campaigns in the charge of the activities of the
rorporation organised on er
ladies. Good home for the right • of the United Statem of America, of
American office of the Hebrew
United States.
EDWARD RUTHENBERG
parties. Northwest section. Near Detroit. Michigan. There is claimed to
University. He succeeds Herbert
due
and
unpaid
on
mid
mortgage
at
It was Mr. Brown, then a citi-
he
bus
and
car
line.
To.
8-7815,
Askwith, who has resigned to de-
the dat• of (hie notice, for principal.
Edward Ruthenberg, vice president
Intermit. taxes, inoturanee, and rert,fica- zen of Detroit, who conceived and vote himself to other interests.
of the organization, with David
111011:
of abetract. the sum of !INF,
successfully carried through the
FOR RENT-Well-furnished room lion
Mr. Finkel, who is a graduate of
SAND NINE ITUNDTIED THIRTV•NINE
Bresler as Baal Shachrith. These
in home of small family. Board an4 27/100 (KM 17) Dollars Nn salt first Community Chest campaign both Harvard College and Harvard
205 GRATIOT AVE.
Chazonim are giving their services
proceeding Si law or in NUS, has in this country, an idea that has
if desired. Good transportation. nr
Law School, has been identified
been had or Instituted to recoor the
145 MICHIGAN AVE.
to the organization gratis, as the
Garage available. 2492 Clair- debt Secured by mid mortsage or any been universally adopted by local with educational work in Massa-
income will be sent to the llapoel
part thereof
relief organizations throughout chusetts for the past 20 years, and
mount Ave. Euclid 0157-M.
llamizrachi, the religious pioneers
NOW. Titanzronn. By virtu of the
RENOVATING
of isale in geld mortgage een• Cue country. It was the Detroit is also widely known for his par-
and workers organization in Pal- FOR RENT - Large, airy room Power
We not only clean your hat
tamed. and pullout to abs AWN* of Community Fund, a war drive, in
ticipation in Jewish communal
estine. A choir composed of mem-
State ef Michigan In moil ea. made
but block in to the original
for one or two. Small family. No the
which $10,000,000 were raised in movements throughout the United
and provided. notice is hereby linen that
bers is also being trained.
children. Mrs. Beigler, 2060 Tay- on TUESDAY. THE TENTH 10y O F a campaign whose goal was $7,- States. He has also served in the
shape. Skilled labor in charge
o'clock
eleven
SETTF.MREIL 1936. •t
A limited number of tickets re-
ONE DAY SERVICE
lor Ave. Upper flat.
In th• forenoon, Eutern /hand- 000,000.
Massachusetts Senate for two
main for those who wish to join
NT/BM roomarcl Time, wed mortgage will be fore-
tin the leadership of terms, being the youngest member
closed by • .le at public auction t•
this youth organization in their FOR RENT - Clean,
or the American ORT Campaign, during his term of service. Prior
th• higarm bidder. at thewratherly ht,
in
modern
home.
Home
privi-
Tickets may be purchased
Mr. Brown, who knows ORT work to his election to the Senate, he
WM'. To 1 h. Cou
A Moat Remarkable Story services.
c PuildIng STY".
loges. Near Linwood car and bus osies...
from any member of the organiza-
In the City of Detroit. Wayne
/Alchitan (that being the rises by reason of his several swings was a member of the Massachusetts
for Children of All Ages tion, from Ed. Ruthenberg's Jewel- line. Thirty minutes to down- County,
ounty
C
of
rt
foe
the
l
where the Circuit ) o the {Trul
around the world, stated t a
House of Representatives.
.. de.
town. Very reasonable. 2739 of yours. is held
ry Shop, 8729 Twe lfth St., or from
Mr. Finkel was principal of a
or so morn did so because he knows of no
If you have ever picked up a the committee at the Taylor Syna-
Pasadena.
:
""`"
1
ma
'a= „t"
telrtraX other organization that lends it- college preparatory school in Bos-
y
children's book, read through it gogue every evening.
i self as well to the cause of con-
ton,
a teacher in the Boston public
Mivachi Youth is beginning the FOR RENT - Attractive 'fur- I ....et
Lt.
all, enjoyed the pictures, and felt,
ig,11 . .711 7 , brine
..A.4.V.::::Z
structive relief as does the ORT schools and is now a member of the
nished room for one or two gen- rg,.
ranee en
when you had absorbed the whole season with a number of activities
Palo for taxeo andor insu
school committee of Brookline,
..enien in congenial home. Gar- mid
0
o ....trA Federation.
story, that you were treated to a in connection with the holidays
idays for
,14f.Ing tscr
age if desired. Good traneporta. :1,4,,V=iirts1 •
Expressing his pleasure at Mr. Mass., and of the board of gov-
mortgage with in-
good bit of reading, then you the benefit of the ilapoel Remit-
torn. Call Townsend 7-7492 be- te the teems et esie
ernors of Ford Hall Forum. He is
,,',',7":„.r.ir;7.1,P,1,,,nt.,L7.:, Brown's acceptance, Dr. Henry
must have had the satisfaction of rachi in Palestine. Plans have been
H enry also a member of the executive
fore noon Saturday or Sunday, Z.°•:,,,t,h
skowitz, chairman of
knowing that you had come across worked nut for collections to be
Mo
iied *H ien.. thereon. IncludIng the at- of
board of the Union of American
directors
of
the
American
ORT,
or
after
7
p.
m.
week
days.
• classic that you can recommend made this Saturday night at the
hl , `th
g. :711 1 1 recalled the notable campaigns he Hebrew Congregations, and on the
nTe,Tm sTre el e °,7ri d tie reli7iis:s
ii
to your friends and their chil- Selichot services in the 5) , go
at.
The puce)
of co.,
land of
ra tuted
in the
s. w.,,,..
FOR RENT - Desirable room.
p.trolt
has led in the past and stated that board of managers of its depart-
er
and the placement of "Kaarath" I
dren.
Inquire Goldberg, 3758 Coiling- nes
h• n
the ORT directors consider them- ment of synagogue and school ex-
o f Michigan. d escrib ed a
This is the type of story and
• rev Yom Kippur.
F ifty (60) Feet of t h• South One Ilue• selves fortunate in having enlist- tension; a trustee of the Associated
wood, near Dexter.
pictures you will find in ''Mister
Those in the arrangements corn- 1
dreg SI'''-thr"Var ZitiL.,,,I.rAli.:i
Jewish Philanthropies of Boston,
e,.
eel
his aid in their work.
•
Penny," written and drawn by mittee assisting the above cantors.
Oladewits setinisisign or tots Twe
and has been for 10 years a vice
Mr. Brown, w ho was awarded
Marie Hall Eta and published by Max Temchin, David Novetsky, George Zaharias to Meet
president of the Boston Young
;":X;.:i.:4°
;
.;;!
7
tot
the
Gottheil
Medal
in
1926
for
the Viking Press, 18 East 48th Asher Berlinsky, Harold Kaplan
Orville Brown next Friday eine
;7,74=1:1.7.
I:3 O lt Feet of
d
Hundreths
Men's ifebrew Association.
,:°"1'd
of having made the greatest contd.
St., New York ($1).
T wenty-es MO of the Subdivision
T
and Isidore Bresler.
nn-
et
Routh
nom
rww.
It is • most fascinating little
A match that took nearly a year the Morro w.,.. c...t, n.,........,,, bution to Jewish life in America
to
complete
was
finally
signed
this
',.;,°:,
Ajz"..i
;7°L11:',..
1:
L'Er."
,1.1,...rei
during
that
year,
was
born
in
book for children of 7 or 8, but
possession of Minter Penny's
Edinbough,
Scotland, and came
ro
the reviewer has no hesitation in
week by promoter Nick Londes for raze 84:
troit, for too years president of
recommending it to other children neighbor whose property they his next attraction at the Olympia. :,;z:Intrxd zertl,..,,,re
to this country with his . parents
ry
Adcraft Club, one of
damaged. But the manner in
Hunt Avenues. togetZ - with th'iI-1,;,.. at • very ear ly age. His story the Detroit
-of all ages-Ind he is certain
The
principals
will
be
George
Zs-
American
which they justify their old
the
most outstanding advertising
e
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4 ",..r1
.un
that when their parents pick it
1.11au
al ve.M.t. Maithiala. Jun
is that of thetypical
harias,
the
big,
bad
man
from
friend's and master's affections,
Jewish
youngster who has made organizations in the country.
up they, too, will be at it until
goo
become diligent, work by night Colorado, and Orville Brown, the iris
Outside the realm of business
FIRST NATIONAL HANIC-DETROFT.
d. II has earned his own UT-
they have seen all the pictures
Amis) ef Ma rtgagna.
age he is chairman of the Board of
and make up for the damage, leading challenger for the heavy- nOPWRT s ma rtX land
eenoifesas
e ahsiesifixesyteaprs
en
he
e.d w
and read the complete story.
t wrestling title. They will
nyvtrn.
makes delightful reading. In the weigh
F
Finance
of the Union of Ameri-
I,A I-TON
sinhcee
Mister Penny of the village of
w
inhgen
up a beauti- meet in • one fall bout at the ' Annette,. toe melees of meets/•g
can Hebrew Congregations , •
•
44 wissiasn Avenue,
a newsboy on the streits.
Wudd1e, our hero, is the head of end they also build
Olympia next Friday night, Sept.
rn
Mister
Penny,
and
DM reit Michitaa
His business career, which dates member of the Executive Co-
the family which includes Limpy ful garden for
H
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r thie 'he ee. back to 1896, cover a wide range: mitten of the Joint Distribution
NOTICR OW APJOltNNIRVT
the borne, Mooloo the sow, Splop he becomes a gentleman and pro-
Tickets
go
on
sale
Monday
and
I bertha alvon
ducing farmer instead of being
•
manufacturer, banker, merchan• Committee, the president of the
the goat, pugwug the pig, Mim-
prices will be from 75c to $2.40
kin the Iamb, Chuklik the hen, compelled to work In the nearby with tax included. They may be r in."e"sdrenirrn.:..frornl' T stood s ';. t.1....ten btV diner, publisher. He was one of American Friends of China, a
rei.nr.-e, His. ,s "loom:sr.
Agency for
factory.
e
Doody the rooster. This was the
Transportation Bldg. the
ssr ono
er s day of Ckieber. Ms n the • group who at one time pub- member of the Jewish
The nonsense of the story is served at 606
For Palestine and a member of the
hey family which got into much
Datrolt Times
IBAM• same and pia. as set forth I. the liked the
and the Olympia.
e Pal-
of the
marked
by
great
charm.
It
is
a
conmatee
head
of
the
executive
.
trouble when their master was
•nn•vo l no,
seven years h e was
Better Business Bureau of Do- estine Economic Corporation.
r'ted. 8 .p"."th"rliticrAll
away at work. They almost mort- tale that recommends itself to
Any collection of good books is a
the
most
discriminating
reader.
emend their master for life-or
day.
Yon must read it. You'll enjoy it. University these

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