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CLIFTON MINOR • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO

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RONICI4

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Dinner Dance of
Home Relief On
Sunday Evening

GULIAN SPECIALS

THIS WEEK

Mr. and Mrs. Moe D. Smith of 3270 Monterey Ave. announce
he engagement of their daughter, Zelda, to Morris II. Shepherd, sow
of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Shepherd of Pingree Ave. Reception Nov. 3
corn 7 to 11 p. m. No cards.
Members of the Home Relief So-
ciety completed final plans for the
Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldman of New York, N. Y., announce the
organization's cabaret and dinner
ngagement of their daughter, Cecelia, to Max Somberg, son 01
I dance, which is to be staged at ■ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Somberg of 1629 Taylor Ave.
6:30 p. in. this Sunday in the Stat-
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Shore of Dunne Ave. announce the
ler Hotel ballrooms.
engagement of their daughter, Yetta, to Philip Shiener, son of Mr.
Special lighting effects, music by and Mrs. A. Shiener.
Del Delbridge and Ray Correll or-
chestras. Del Delbridge will per-
_ _ 1

ORIENTAL KERMANS

Cohan Company. 20 Adam. Avenue
Wen, nem Noodward, orfers too ex•
reptional values this week. 9 it $(1•3
9
12
Kerman Rum. floral de,.
L a
pa
panel
el shade fur only V39.00. Ihts
Price ill no. lower than today .. re.
platentant

Wedding Calendar

POTTERY LAMPS

Cuban .
, Gift Department leantrer beautiful period
dealaned pottery lamps with ****** live gold Aniahed
metal ifL as , ornamented raw it h
turner feet, and u sth
b
u l . 11 'had , d w n
. or pleat ed with < ord.
ina. at only KOS.

Oct. 27—Miss 'Gloria Feldstein, daughter of Mrs. Freda Feld
stein of 1480 Hazelwood Ave., to Milton Radner, son of Mr. ant

Airs. Sam Radner of 2509 Hazelwood Ave., at the Fort Wayne Hotel
• Oct. 27—Miss Rae Mary Bale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
L. Bale, of 3324 Leslie Ave., to Oscar Adelman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Philip
S. Adelman of 3356 Cortland Ave., at the Colonial hotel,
Mt. Clemens.
Oct. 27—Miss June Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett
Cook of Pingree Ave., to Sidney Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Cohen of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Oct. 27—Miss Sarah Medow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Medow of 1935 W. Philadelphia Ave., to Irwin Meyers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Meyers of 9581 Delmar at the Hotel Statler.
Oct. 27—Miss Tillie Sweet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Sweet, to Zedek.
Louis Parzen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parzen, at the
Shaarey
Nov. 17—Miss Miriam Meisner, daughter of Mrs. I. M.
Meisner, of 3031 Taylor Ave., to Abraham Cohen, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Cohen, of Windsor, Ont., at Wilshire Hotel.

THIS
LAMP

Remember Cuban', N Adams Avenue West. near
Woo ward. fur pnunte Oriental Rug. and Gift. at
.pedal priers.

$ 4 .95

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GUI An- co.

ADAMS AVE. W.

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Women's Auxiliary
Of Old Folks' Home

Engagements

Brilliant Affair Arranged to S.
cure Funds to Aid Needy; So-
ciety Secures Many Patrons

THE
HOME
OF
GIFTS

FA
YEARS
IN
DETROIT

PAGE NINE

MRS. MAX J. KOGAN

Frank &Seder

Prep SUITS
Overcoats

$240

Long pants suits ih blue, ox-
ford and fancy cassimeres!
Double-breasted! Sport-back
styles! 12-22! Wool fleece
overcoats with full belt!
10-18

sonally conduct a 10-piece orches-
tra, with Ray Gorrell and Julie Sa-
bourin as soloists, A special cuisine
prepared by the Statler chef, will
combine with a diversified program
of floor show entertainment drafted
from Detroit night clubs to feature
this annual dinner dance.
Thhe committee procured the
well known team of Miss Vera La
Verne and Jacques La Fayette
from Hollywood, who are in De-
troit this week. La Verne and La
Fayette will do their famous dance
interpretations during the eve-
ning.
Workers on the dinner dance
committee announce that ticket
sales for the event have far ex-
ceeded the quota set during the
planning of the project.
"No doubt this favorable recep-
tion may be accounted for by the
fact that Detroit Jews realize that
this is the sole money raising func-
tion sponsored by the organization,
e
and that upon the success of this
enterprise depends the continuance
of the work of the Home Relief So-
ciety for the entire coming year,"
declared Mrs. Al Weisman, presi-
dent, "We do want to emphasize,
however, that it is our intention
to make this event distinguished as
a social function and to make it
'the outstanding affair of the early
winter season."
The annual year book of the
Home Relief Society, containing a
record of the work of the organi-
zation over the past year, and mes-
sages from the president as well as
distinguished Detroit Jews, has
been published; and is to be cir-
culated to those attending the cab
aret and dinner dance.
A patrons committee, consisting
of prominent Detroit Jews, was an-
nounced in the last issue of The
Chronicle. Additional members of
the committee, according to an an-
nouncement by the organization,
a re: Mr. and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero,
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Keys, William
Friedman, Rabbi Leon Fram, Dr.
and Mrs. A. NI. Hershman, Rabbi
and Mrs. J. S. Sherka, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wineman.
In a letter commending the so-
ciety for its work, Dr. Leo M. pl
Franklin expressed regrets that a at
professional engagement and Mrs.
Franklin's inability to accompany on
him make it impossible for him to a
to
attend this event.
The following is an additional ov
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list of pledges:
Mr. and Mrs. Stendford Adler. Mr. and Je
Mrs. Martin Aronemn. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Art, Mr. and Mr. Sam Berman, Dr. and ou
Mr. H. Birnbaum. Mr. and ?Are. Philip
ha
Brenner, Mr. and Mr. M. Birnbaum.
of
Mr. and Mr. Samuel rapt.. Meagre.
u end
I3e n Robert
Cohen,
Ho
Lo
Dents..

Births
.
6—To a Mr.
Ave., Oct.
Windsor,
son. and Mrs. Harry M. Cherniak of 1534 Victoria
Oct. 8—To Mr. and Mrs. Manuel S. Simms (Hilda June Gold-
stone) of 12835 LaSalle Blvd., a daughter, Sharon Arline.
Oct. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Rattner (Miriam Abramo.
vitz) of 736 Pleasant St., Royal Oak, a son, Lawrence William.
a son. Oct. 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Rice of Elmhurst Ave.,

/00 RESERVATIONS IN FOR ANNUAL

DIRECTS NEW CLASSES
OF MUSIC STUDY CLUB

RUSSEKS

Ore-SS

The Music Study Club organ- 1
With the organization's aim to
ized a new division, open to all
increase its membership and to
children interested in music and
keep old members in good standin IC dramatic art.
so as to form a stronger chain fo
1
This
will be directed b y
the protection and well-being o r f Miss Edith
groupElla Davis, who is
residents in Detroit's Jewish Horn e se
for the Aged, the Women's Auxil i- I
ary of the Jewish Old Folks' Horn e
held its annual "Pay-Up" alai r
last Monday afternoon. This year
in the form of a concert and tea
the gathering, meeting with trem
- I
endous success, took place in th 81
Avalon Theater, under the abl
chairmanship of Mrs. Simo n'
Shetzer.

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SIXT i FLOOR

Members were first greeted b Y
the auxiliary's president, Mrs. A
M. Ferar.

Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, after an
inspiring address, introduced the
guest speaker of the afternoon,
Rabbi Leon AL Fram of Temple
Beth El.

Vocal selections were then rend-
ered by Marguerite Schuiling
lioexter, well known mezzo so-
prano, who was accompanied on
the piano by Liebe S. Clamage,
Theodore J. Smith of the Smith
Dancing Studio presented Joseph
Harris, Rosalyn Maldowsky, Rose
Mandel and Ruth Davis in a var-
iety of dances,
Reva Reatha, who is at resent
second harpist of the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, closed the pro-
gram with harp solos.
Credit is due Mrs. Bernard
Lachs for her exclusively arranged
program.
The Auxiliary is indebted to the
following for their courtesies,
which added to the success of the
afternoon: Frank Wetson of the
Avalon Theater; J. Leshman of
the Dexter Bakery, the Dexter-
Joy Florists and the Crowe Ice
Cream Co.
On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. J.
Rose and her sunshine committee
entertained the residents of Old
Folks' Horne at a Simchair Torah
party in the Old Folks' Home

Miss Rietta Duval, well known
dramatic Soprano from New York,
who with her acompanist Lou
Maury, attended the party, and
entertained for the guests. Re-
freshments were served. Gifts of
h ose, handkerchiefs, cigarettes and
c andy were distributed to residents
o f the Home by various members
■ f the auxiliary,

NEW!
"Town-
about" in
Bellodgia
crepe with
cire satin
braid for.
accent

MISS EDITH ELLA DAVIS

well known In musical circles here.
Miss Davis will welcome chil-
dren between the age of 8 and
14, at her home, 11845 LaSalle
Blvd., Sunday afternoon, Nov. 3,
at 2:30.

Another meeting will be held
there Wednesday evening, Nov.
6, at 7:30, for the intermediate
group, the age limit being 18
years.

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BALFOUR BALL TO BE HELD NOV. 2
GDYNIA • Condense i ;
WJR
featuring
to PALESTINE
Four hundred men and women, been , 'received from the following
among them the outstanding lead- patrons and patronesses during the
71110 NSW HOTORLINIEC l•
JEANETTE PRINGLE
rs in every field of Jewish corn- past week:
"PILSUDSKI"
'
nunal activity, have already ac- Mc arnd Mara. Milton M. Alexander, Mr.
Singing:
Nov. 17 and Dec.' 12 t'
epted invitations of the Zionist Mr sr s Mr. utt.jL TrIt.`"c1;,,„rit: afir Will Head
Mid October
will
with
our
Organization
of
Detroit
to
serve
as
ewe
ammo
..• mho.
Mrs. M. Ii, Bei-Mein,
Mr.
$7.45 Knicker Suits
LONIA'a sal
,1rL Dr.
l'ilorn.Il and lrMuarnkdnel
by Yale-Smith
patrons and patronesses of the an- 1,14,1
,LITines la,%.1,:nr,
1(0 411'nElitr *Men inalwIalle a
nual Balfour Ball which takes Sir. and Mrs, Moe Diamond, i Mr,
Tau Epsilon Rho
vendee !ma Caw-
Cloths of Heaven
and
Wank], thlinusnla/.
Mr. Sol E. R. Feinberg.
Edelman,
Mr. Mr. and JOSPRII
Mrs.
by Dunhill
i'llariee
Dr. and
'
direct to Jaffa, and Haifa:,
At the last meeting of the De-
Mr. and Dr. Mrs.
Roy
Fisher,
Reb.
t
The
Jasmine
Door
roit
Graduate
Chapter
of
Tau
Id Fineman,
Leon
Pram,
and
Mr.
/3ernard
I
PrIedlaontior.
Tickets — New York ha Jafila-TWIla
and Mr. John
Gine; , psilon Rho, International legal
by,Srott
burg. Mr. and Mr. Mr.
One
nd evir;
Goldberg,
eternity, Benjamin J. Salle was
Mr. d Mrs.
and Mr.
Harvey
H. Irving
Goldman,
Mr. 1 4 e-elected
MAO
ENSEMBLE
an
chancellor for the eighth
Harry
8.
Brant,
Mr.
and
Alm
,
liarld
Greenbaum,
Woodland
Rabbi
onsecutive
year.
and
Mr.
Sketches
A.
GIRLS', TOTS' $41.95
N. Hershman. Mr. and Mr. Wm. II. ` The other officers elected are
their retathes
by McDowell
and KovIneky,
Mre. Max Pontiac;
Rogan. Mr.
Mr. I enjamin Marcus, vice chancellor,
friends In Europe and Will weird
an m Kaplan,
and Mrs.
Mm. Mr.
Jamb
I and
n
sad Nasty .
end
Myron
M.
Landeherg,
Dr.
snd
I
enjamin
Jaffe,
master
of
the
In
excellent
time.
Mr. E, J. Levitt. Mr. and Mr,. I. J. r oils, and Albert J. Silber, bursar.
jy
London,
Mr
and
Mr.
Jacoh
Nagler,
Mr.
Delicious KOSHER Eitclon•
and Mr. Philip Olendar, Mr. and Mrs The organization plane to hold
•
S Mr A. and PoPkin,
Dr. and
Mrs. Moe Rettner.
Mr.. Itnsenthal.
Moyer
Itomenbaum,
Mr. Sam
and t , i-weekly meetings throughout the
Apply to Local agent et,
Mrs. Louie
Mr and Mrs.
ming year and monthly luncheon
RultIner,
Dr. flehakne.
Harry C. Mr
Saltssieln,
Mr. Ralph
and T eetings at which the organize-
GDYNIA•AMERICA
1
Mr,
Jacob Mr.
end Mr.
T ,„ on will be addressed by speakers
Whirler,
and J. Mr.
Philip
filinnovite
It
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Mr
and
yr.
golomen,
Rabbi
and
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n
subjects
of
interest
to
the
legal
Mr. J. ST gperka.
Mr.
Mr..
p rofessiori.
2990 W. GRAND BLVD.
315 5:Dearborn St. ClsicistaillL
Brand new tailored and dres-
Steinman.
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Mr. and
and
Mrs. Irving
leuln
Opp.
FISHER
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Mr.
and
Mee.
'Herbert
Wart
sy coats with matching hats!
ner. Mre
Mr and
Weir...
OPEN MONDAY MVENINGS
and
Motile Mr. W. Philip
zsre, Mr.
and Mr
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Warmly interlined! 7 to 14!
David Joe Wilkum,
Tots' leggin, hats to match!
Mr.
ZISVP. Lew Witmer, Mr. and I. ampus Alumni Club Holds
Additional names will be pub-
Warmly inter-lined! 2-6!
Fall Initiation
lished next week in the columns of
RELAX — PLAY — BATHE
_ The Jewish Chronicle. The corn- The Campus Alumni Club will
Your, Way to Good Health at the
plete list will be printed in a hand- h Id its fall initiation and smoker
Girls' 2-Pc. Ski Suits
some souvenir program to be dis-
HARRY HYMAN
evening, Oct. 31, at Web-
and
tributed at the ball on Nov. 2. Per- st Thursday
Hall, Eleven pledges will be
ace Saturday evening, ' Nov. 2, sons
who plan to attend the Bel- ir er
ducted into membership at that
the Statler Hotel. four Ball may obtain tickets from ti me.
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
This unprecedented response not members of the committee or at the The organization plans to hold an
Frank akeder Slath floor
Here you will find comfort, convenience and satisfying . ..
ly assures that the affair will be Rice of the Zionist Organization i n formal dinner dance next month
service — and the finest mineral baths in the world are under
gay, colorful and largely at- of Detroit, 1044 Penobscot Bldg. at d is also making plans for its
the same roof. Their curative properties are world famous.
tided social event, but it is more-
ar nual New Year's party.
Delicious food — Dietary laws observed. Expert catering.
n. indicative of the truly coal-
speaker to address the
SPECIAL LOW RATES NOW IN EFFECT
interest which all
eh The will next
gliaign
rim
be David P. Lipsitz, who
vs, no matter what their previ-
Management: MAX ELKIN — ALBERT GROSSMAN
W i II b speak
on "Freedom of Speech
I
attitudes
towards
Zionism
may
ST
d
Press."
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
GRINNELL- BUILT
re been, now have in the work Banked HECKER-BRUCH
at one end of the room
rebuilding the Jewish National to form an
artificial alter, the —
me in Palestine,
ballroom of the Lee Plaza Hotel
This year's ball is of particular was
in .1. est to all Zionists and friends which the scene of the ceremony
united in marriage Miss
of Palestine as it celebrates the
18t h anniversary of the historic Sadie Bruch, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.
D.
Brush, to Simon Hecker.
b"4
Ba l four Declaration, which was is-
on of Mrs. R. Hecker of Roches
SW.
alissie
d
on
Nov.
2,
1917.
The
Hebrew
ter,
N.
Y., on Sunday evening.
Were offered
,
cha reefers for the numerals 18
public such Won
spe II out the word "Chai" which Oct. 20. The Rev. Goldin offici-
rid ,.loo In a .mat
me ins "life". Traditionally, there- ated.
Miss Bruch, who wore a white
for e, an 18th anniversary is one
and SMr..
Chanel gown and carried a
of special
m and unique significance. velvet
bridal
bouquet of calla lillies, was
Th , 18 years since Lord Balfour
wro to that memorable letter to attended by Miss Ruth Altschuler.
wore sapphire blue velvet and
il Rothschild setting forth the who
carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
Bri fish Government's
declaration
Simon Bruch was best man, and
sympathy
with
Jewish
Zionist
Buddy served
Allen as ushers,
and Morton M. 1
asp rations and pledging his Ma- Grass
fit
Max
jest y's Government to facilitate
Place
cards,
engraved
with the
"th establishment in Palestine of
a n ational home for the Jewish initials of the bride and groom.
marked places for dinner for 80
YOU ARE INVITED to see the
Pee :le" constitute the most notable
at a U shaped table. Dancing fol-
and constructive period in modern lowed.
new showing of fine furniture for every
The out-of-town guests
Jew ish history.
attended were: Mrs. R. Heck-
ov. 2, 1917, has become, as who
SEE Ow shinty HcIrtened
room and every purpose — just arrived
er; Mr. end Mrs. R. and Marcia ,
LEONARD ow lutes e.t.d.
I Balfour 10 years later pro- Gilbert,
Mr. and Mrs. L. and Alan t
weal. Tow pound Instrwwwt
from
America's great furniture center.
pries led "a blessed date, not merely
...plod In part payment.
of Rochester, N. Y.,
i n t he history
of Palestine, not , Goldberg,
lalwee ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hecker of But-
m uetr . t? in the history of Jewry., raid,
and h
The smartest creations of Grand
N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Bert
as I think and believe most Kingsdorf
of Philadelphia, Mr. f
Rapids,
Chicago and Jamestown — ih end-
Iv. in the history of the world N.
Pollack and Mrs. H. Kaplan of
F."
less selection—are offered at irresistable
Louisville, Ky., and Mr. B. Broach
n 'spite apparently insurmount- , , end
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nogee of
prices.
Mown, rep. able obstacles and frequently
quite co-operation on the part of Chicago,.
The
bride was honored by the e
e Mandatory Government, the following
Make plans n o w to review the
pre-nuptial affairs: A
eh National Horne has made linen shower
—
and luncheon on
trrm endous progress. During the Aug. 21 at the Belcrest
excellent values in every department of
Hotel
by
Hdqrs., 1515-21 Woodward
past two years approximately 120.- M. B. Feldman, a crystal shower
Robinson's big, 6-story store.
new Jewish settlers have come by Miss Ruth Altachuler at the
into Palestine. They have been com- , Wilshire Hotel on Sept. 26, a per-
plete ly and happily absorbed Into
• and Mn.. Jacob coin..
sonal shower by Mn. Irving Yar-
the agricultural, industrial and rows and Miss Lillian Grass at II
• Convenient Payments—
In view of the fact that both corn iercial economy of the land. 2901
For Weddings, Dances, Lodge Meetings, etc.
Hazelwood on Oct. 2, a
Statler Ballrooms have been en- and into the cultural, social and
Budget payments ■ are
Keel to suit your Ina.
handkerchief
and
hosiery
shower
THE EXCELLENT FACILITIES OF THE
gaged, reservations are still avail- natio sal life of a people reborn and and luncheon by Miss Adrienne
vidual requirement. You Sr. Invited to open as
able and may be procured by call- livin r once again a free and crea- Jacobs at the Lee Crest Hotel on
account.
PHALANX CLUB
ing Mrs. William Roth, Townsend tine ife of its own upon its native Oct. 12, • recipe shower by the
! 8-5027; Mrs. M. S. Arkin, Long- soil.
(Formerly the Phoenix Club)
Misses Dorothy and Helen Aron-
• Generous Trade-ins-
Ac cording to the latest immigra- son at 1997
.
fellow 4952; Mrs. Harry M. Shut-
AT JOHN R and ERSKINE ST., are new available
Clairmount on Oct. e
: man, Longfellow 2784.
lion statistics, 75,000 additional 16, and a luncheon and theater
Tradain your old furnitur e for the most advanced
The New Home of Detroit Lodge No. 55 Knights of P.rthians I Special parties may be arranged Game -corners will have entered Pal- party by the Mimes
Essye and
creations. Fre. appraisd service in your bolo..
by calling Mrs. Max J. Kogan, estin ! by the end of 1935, bringing Laurette DeYoung.
Rentals Reasonable. Apply on premises Sr phone Clifford 2469
the total Jewish population to
Longfellow 3753.
Upon their return from an
I Mrs. Charles Cornell is chair- 400,0 )0. Eighteen years have wit- Eastern honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs.
• Deposit Reserves Purchase-
: man of the year book and a copy nesse d a colonization activity un- Simon Hecker will reside on Chi-
nun be had by calling Townsend pa rat leled in all history,
Your purchase will he held for future delivery.
ago Blvd. __
A long those enthusiastically as-
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BUY NOW! Take advantage of Present day law
sistin g Abraham Cooper, chairman
MADORSKY-KORASH
price
a.
Drapery Rods
of th e Balfour Ball Cornmitte, is '
On Thursday evening, Oct. 10,
PERFECTION LODGE
Her ir Hyman, who just recently the Riverside Hotel at Mt. Clem-
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. retu ned from a trip to Fret: Ts. ens. Mich.,
Window Shades Cleaned and Repaired
was the scene of a
A. M., will hold a meeting on rael. Mr. Hymen glowingly de- beautifully
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Mr and ?Are. 'terry F einberg. MINI Irene
Plebe, Mr. and Mr.. M. Fishman of leo-
ilo Ave.. Mr. And Mrs, H. Gremlin. Mr.
and Mr.. Edmund 01Ibert, Dr. and Mr.
A. °Moberg, Mr. and Mr. 11. 01Ink. Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Grant. Mr. and We L.
timmberg. Mr. and Mr.. Jamb l'arwIth,
Mr and Mrs. Harm Hock. Mr. and Mre.
sue
ith•rlee Hymen. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Can,. Mr. and Ntre Sam Kettle. MISS
!Bien Elanfor. B. IllenenittmE, Dr, and
Mn.. fehrearya Eleirean, Mr. and Mr.
Jon.. Landoberg. Si r and Mr. Lewin
Lendeborg. Mr. end Mr. Jack leader.
'center Lapid., Mr
II. A. Lee-
son. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Levy. Mr. and
Mr. 0, le,le, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mar-
lentil.. 24r. and Mix. 1 1.1 Merienthal
gal Marks. Mr. and Wm el Marke''.
y'
,
Si, and Mrs. Joireph Modell, 14r.
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Mre John Sr. . Morgan. Mr. and Mre. Bar-
ley Newman. Mr. and Mr. Adolph Porn-
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crania, Mr, and Mr.. Harry Robison, Hr.
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and Sire. Edward 0. Roam, Mr. and Mr..
i
Rosenfeld, Arnold Ilnomen Morrie
Rosman, Mr. and Mr. Sigmond Rosman.
Mc and Mre Sidney Rosman. Mn. and
Mr. 0. Schulman. Mr. •nd Mr. George
Seybern, Mr. and Mr., Joetpa gem..
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham "them Mr. end
Mr. Si.,,, Shugirman. Mr. and Mrs
Fred Po
era, Jun. Schwartz, M. g
fiohwert a '
flolein. Mi. Maxine
Tomo.. Mr. and Mr. Henry Wagner.
Mr. and
Mara Meinlatck. Mr and T
Mr.. L. Wiener, Mr. and Mite Milton
Wolfe. Mr. and Mr. Morel. Landau. Mr.
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