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CLIP ON ATINU1 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

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and THE LEGAL CHRObitut.g.

Irestipit Ira, El
Natal

Thursday morning at 10 o'clock under
the direction of Miss Zebruk. 10 tenon.
for II.
Under the direction of Mrs. Samuel
Hartman, Mr.. tint Burnett and Mr.
Theodore Keifer. a group In
n a contend
fiervIcen:
bridge. "1935 Culbertson", will Meet
Wednesday morning at II o'clock.
On Sunday, Nov. 3. at 10:45 a. tn., Dr. net'.
A. dancing clan In being formed under
Leo Id.Franklin will occupy the pulpit
et:tonne/Hp of the Temple Sitter.
and prone!, on the subject. "Free Think• the
hood for (Whiten of the
era Challenge the Jew-An Answer to
In tap, modern and rhythmic dancing.
John Dewey, Clarence Darrow and
The clan a ill begin Friday. Nov 8, and
Others."
will be held In rte Brown Memorial
On Sabbath morning, Nov. 2, Dr.
Chapel. Children of the age. of 5 to 7
Franklin will occupy the pulpit.
will meet from 4 it. m ire
"A Diafrnosis of Detroit the Dynamic" older thildren. I to 10 o 1:45 p. tn . The
re of age , will
will be the subject of Dr. Franklin'. notta from 4:45 to 6'30
nt.
fo e 10
sermon Sunday morning, Nov. 10.
itt SlIctic.
For further
tall
/16111 Annual Heeling of
Mee Melvin Kuttnauer, Un
to 1-1771
1-1
Congregation Beth El:
The SInterhood Cook Book, highly use-
The 861h annual meeting ofCongre- ful as a gift. is procurable from
Mrs.
nation Beth El will be held In the Drown
William Field, chairman. To 7-8237.
Memorial Chapel Sunday, Nov. 17. at
7:50. The meeting will be preceded by
an
the nualc
ongegation dinner at 6
o'cloc k. 66 cents per person.
Temple Forum:
Louis Golding, author of "Magnolia
Street" and "Five Silver Daughters." the
literarysensation of England and Amer-
ica, will deliver the second lecture of the
About 30 women from Temple Beth El
Temple Forum Tuesday night. Nov. 6.
at 8:30, on the subJett: The Adven- Sisterhood attended the Ilth annual con•
turn of a Nofellet." Tuesday night. Nov. vention of the Michigan State Federation
of
Temple Sinterhoods at 'tontine, Tues-
6, will be absolutely the Ian chant.. to
purchase mention tickets. After that night day and Wedneeday. An outstanding
those who are not then In possension of event on the program was the talk on
scanon tickets will be able to attend 'Tools for Living' given by 111. JR.
secretary
executive
lectures only by purchasing unreserved Evans of Cincinn
ningle admianions. Call the Forum orrice. of the national federation Mine Evans
also comtnented favorably on the report
Madison 1511.
of Flint Temple, activitiee as presented
Beth El College:
There Is still time to register for one by tire. Ellin Warren. Bra. James Rap-
port of Flint, a national board member,
of the many tour.. being offered at
f the
Beth El Collette every Monday night at was again appointed chairman o
ft o'clock. Every tour. tonal/Its of 10 prInon welfare committee A lunc heon
tenures and the fee is per course. For was held at the Rotunda Inn, Pine Lake,
further information, call the college of- and business nations conducted at
Temple Beth Jacob in Pontiac.
fice. Madison 1181.
Temple Sisterhood.
Beth Basel Junior Sinerhood, at the
On Monday. Nov. 11, the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El will hold Its opening meeting !mid Wednesday at the Jewish
monthly meeting. ante table in ArmIntlee Community Center, netted officer. for
Day, It he appropriate that the subject the neat.n. They are: President, Min
of that darn talk should be ''Peace." Anita lionenbaum; vice president, Mine
Helen Iloy Greeley, American field rep- Thelma Rosenfeld; secretary, Min Ada
Kaplan; treasur.
er M ies Aice
l
Heerin.
v
resentatIve of the Geneva Dinarmament Alba
Sarah Londe and Mina Evelyn Sha•
Committee, will be the speaker. This will
be a luncheon meeting. Subscription, 74 [tiro are chairmen of the Installation
committee. A board meeting will be held
cents Te plate.
The per mple Sisterhood i. eponeoring Oct. 18 with Mins Itonenhaum to plan the
a clans In National Problems and In- program for the coming year and die-
ternational Relations under the leader- t.. the appointment of a new senior ad-
ehlp of Rabbi Leon Fram, to be held bi- visor. Plan will he made for a home-
coming dance the last week of Decon•
weekly, beginning Wednesday ntorning
er. Mlea Dora Bowman was named
., a 10.10, For further informa-
tion call Mrs. MeivIn Kuttnauer, Univer- I chairman of the membernhip drive which
to end with • reception In December.
Indy 1.1771.
Was Winifred Myer, lilies Rose Colin
The Sisterhood gym clans meet. every
and Miss Alice Senor in are in charge.

Inv Gritg Nan

mr!itZ,

Littlefield Plans
Beth El Sisterhood
Civic Betterment To Meet on Nov. 11

PAGE FIVE

J. W. E. W. 0, Branch Din.
ner-Dance Sunday

C Plekl it7hrtth1 I.ft:thea 7g1 days.

DEDICATE WEISS
LIBRARY SUNDAY!

Hadassalt to Shift Major Work
Toward Palestine Youth
Immigration
NEW YORK (WNS) - A plan
to make Hadassah the American
arm of the youth immigration
Visitors from many communities movement to Palestine, which is
in Michigan and from other states directed by the Central Committee
are expected to attend the formal for the Settlement of Refugee Chil-
dedication of the Louis Weiss Me- dren in Palestine, of which Henri-
morial Library at the B'nai B'rith etta Szold is chairman, has been
Hillel Foundation at Ann Arbor approved by the national board of
this Sunday, The entire Jewish Hadase,ah and will be laid before
the organization's 21st annual con-
vention at Cleveland from Nov. 28
to Dec. I. This new field of work
a u LI a d lls
a
was decided on be
cause
a s s a h is gradually re-
sdsh
ducing its subsidies for its medical
institutions in Palestine where the
Jewish community is gradually
taking them over. Hada sah's in-
s
terest in the field of medicine will
be maintained, however, through
r th se rsi n te y willop th ag
scl bild-Hadassah-U n i-

A meeting of the North Wood-
"If I am returned as council.
The annual opening meeting of ward branch of the Jewish Wom-
man of the City of Detroit, I have
a definite platform for a more the Sisterhood of Temple Beth en's European Welfare Organiza-
efficient and economical adminis- El will be in the form of a lunch- tion was held at the home of Mrs.
tration of city affairs," is the mes- eon on Nov. 11, at 12:30 o'clock. St. Silverstone. .flans are being
The regular meeting of the Hebrew
?his being Armistice Day there made for the third annual donor
Ladlea lienevolent Society will be held sage to the citizens of Detroit will be a
timely peace talk by kosher luncheon on Wednesday,
on Tuesday. Nov. 15, at the residence of from Sherman Littlefield, former
Mrs, A. II. Jacoby on Green Ave.
councilman and nominee for elec- Helen Hoy Greely, field worker Jan. 8, at the Shaarey Zedek. Airs.
of
The
Geneva
Disarmanent Con- Anna Goldberg, general chairtnan,
The Sect of a aeries of open meeting. tion to the Common Council next
ference.
n
ftia r,, td eller et n1 ;th y,
asks for co-operation and appeals
1.
Tuesday, Nov. 6.
tante the Temple
The Book Review Course by to all to help make this affair a
Mr. Littlefield has been a busi-
nom, with about 75 in attendance.
success,
as the work of this organ-
Prof.
Otto
C.
Marckwardt
of
ness man in this city for over 40
Two tables of eontract were ill play
years. He has served four terms Wayne University has aroused ization is mainly for taking care
at the home of Min Pearl Eirenner of
of
widows
and orphans.
North Sheridan St., Thursday evening, to in the council and is a member much interest. These lectures will
honor the hoetem birthday. Score .wards of the Wayne County Board of be held at the Temple on Fri-
Those wishing to earn their quo-
were won by Minn Florenee Shernmn and
day mornings, at 11 o'clock. A tas may do so by rummaging.
Urn Samuel Goldberg. Members of the Supervisors. He has been respon- f
club prenented Min Brenner with a sible for many of the improve-
a ew of the books to be discussed Stores are now available and a day
group gift. A large birthday rake pro•
re: "Europe" by Robert Bris- may be set aside by calling Mrs. II.
vlded renterplere for the table at which ments in city government enjoyed s
ault, "It Can't Happen Here It Mitz, chairman, TO 6-4472. Other
late refreehments were genet!.
by Detroiters today.
y Sinclair Lewis, and "Paths of ways and means can be arranged
Annountement In made of the mar-
by calling TO 8-7815,
Glory," by Humphrey Cobb.
riage of Mice Beatrice amnia daughter
of Mr. and Mr. 1. emeriti of Dayton,
Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, chairman of
There will be a bridge class at
0.. and Jerome A. Levine, mon of Mr.
the Temple on Wednesday morn- New Year's Eve party at the Fort
A, F. Levine. of North Grant Rt. The
ings,
at
11.
The
Culbertson
1935
Wayne
Hotel, will accept reserva-
ceremony was read Aug. It Mr. and Mrs.
?dr. and Men. Lionel Gaines (LMian
Levine will make their home In Bay Cooper of Detroit) announce
system will be taught by Mrs. tions at TO 6-7825.
the birth
Cit Y.
of a
son, Harry Allan, on Sept. 35.
Theodore Kelter, Mrs. Samuel
Mrs. A. Kurzman, chairman of
artmen and Mrs. C. Burnett. dinner-dance on Sunday eve, Nov.
Rabbi Samuel Gordon of Salt Labs
3, at the Chalet, Eight Mile Road
City. Ptah, has been the recent guest N o charge for these lessons.
OLDSMOBILES
On Thursday mornings at 10 and GrGatiot state that reserva-
Exhibit American Folk Art of Mrs. Alexander Philippe.
6.8
clock
there
will
be
a
gymnasium
tions
may
be
made
up
to
Saturday,
0Ir
and
Men
Ben
Itonenberg
have
re-
at Institute
1935 Closeout 1935
turned Horn a 01011 to Washington, D. C.
lass conducted by Miss Molly Nov. 2, by calling 110 4769.
2 ebrak. Ten lessons for $1.
Some Never Licensed
The original order book that
Mrs. Harry Hirshberg and MI. Zella
OTHERS aL111.1171.1' DRIVEN
A dancing class is being form Uneasiness Over Ethiopian Con-
Itnerinan are motoring to California
Washington kept at Valley Forge, where
ALL MODELS
flict Pa
they will spend the winter.
d by the Temple Sisterhood for
L
Bank
Deposits
PRICED AY 1.01V AS
Benedict Arnold's report of his ill-
c hildren of the ages of 5 to 10
Normal
Attending the 76th anniversary din•
fated expedition against Quebec,
in
tap, modern and rhythmic
ner of Temple Beth Israel In Jannon
Benjamin Franklin's personal copy Oil
JERUSALEM (WNS - Palcor
Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
MRS. JOSEPH SANDERS
of his own book on electricity, and Herald Goldfarb, MIN Emelt,' Open- F ancing. The class will begin Agency) - Uneasiness in Pales-
ridgy, Nov. 8, and will be held in tine ove rthe repercussions of the
BACANC$11
111AT
Doss VICARS
Thomas Jefferson's famous letter helm and Dr. Harold !merman.
th e Brown Memorial Chapel of
community
of Detroit is invited to
on religious toleration rest among
Italo-Ethiopian conflict was com- attend this ceremony.
A successful rummage sale was held th e
NU Motor Sales Co.
Temple.
The
younger
chil-
during
the
pant
week
under
auspices
of
pletely
dispelled
as
deposits
again
famous old American manuscripts Temple Beth El Sisterhood.
CARS or QUALITY
dr en, 5 to 7 years of age, will
The reception and tea which will
now on exhibition at the Detroit Kanter was general chairman. Alm Adolph m eet
4240-LASS-4240
from 4 to 4:45 p. m. The began to flow into banks with nor- mark the dedication will be held
Institute of Arts. The display is a
mal regularity. The easing of the
of
der children, 8 to 10 years of tension in the Mediterranean, from 2 to 4 p. m. The dedication
Another Sisterhood activity wag the
feature of the American Folk Art bridge
party enjoyed at the Community ag e, will meet from 4:45 to 5:30
will take place promptly
which had caused business to dis- ceremony
and early American furniture Center on Oct. le. Those In charge in-
at 3 p. m.
cluded Mrs. Maurice Pike. Mrs.
m. $4 for 10 lessons. For
shows,
Robert
lionenberg. Mr.
u rther information call Mrs. Al- play a certain degree of caution,
The
dedication
program will be
John Merdler and Mrs.
Saul Kanter.
be rt Dreifus, University 2-3054. has returned the country's finan- featured by the following speak-
cial position to normalcy.
era: Dr. Alexander Ruthven, presi-
dent of the University of Michigan;
Dr. William W. Bishop, University Can use three real ealesmen
who are interested in building
director of the Hillel Foundation;
Librarian; Rabbi Bernard Heller, for themselves a personal life-
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi time business without any in-
Leon Fram of Detroit.
vestment No traveling re-
This library is the memorial gift quired. Our business is not Sea-
of Mrs. Viola H. Weiss, of 4202 sonal: therefore offers year
Leslie Ave., Detroit, in tribute to round steady earnings with un-
the memory of her husband, the limited possibilities. Highest
late Dr. Louis Weiss, who died in type men only need
apply.
an automobile accident, while he
Write Box 123, Detroit Jewish
was returning from Lansing where Chronicle -
he conducted en examination in chi-
ropody on behalf of the govern-
ment, on Aug. 9, 1934.
In addition to renovating, deco-
rating and furnishing a special
room for the library at the Hillel
•
Foundation, Mrs. Weiss presented
the foundation with a Louis Weiss RELIABLE ROUSE HELP. Laun-
dresses, women for house clean-
Library Memorial Fund of $2,000,
ing, house maids, women for
one-half of which is to be spent
part
time work. By hour, day
immediately for the putchase of
or Week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
books in English dealing with Jew-
son
2526.
ish biography, fiction, philosophy
and kindred subjects, The other
half will be put in a trust fund, the YOUR SHOES will be refitted to
feel as if made to order. In
interest of which will go to pur-
fact, your feet will get into the
chase newly published books on the
healthiest and
above subjects.
most comfor-
table condition at the most
The purchase of the books will
economical rate. M. KANER
be under the charge of a library
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe
board consisting of Dr. Iteller, as
refitter in State of Michigan,
director of the Foundation; Dr.
1617 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
William W. Bishop, the University
son.
Librarian; Prof. Raphael Isaacs
assistant director of the Simpson '
Memorial Institute, and Nathan D. HEBREW, YIDDISH, ENGLISH,
Citizenship and Bar M
Metzger, of Detroit.
Reading and writing in itzvahs.
The privileges of the library will
five les-
sons guaranteed. Free trial les-
be open not only to the Jewish
son. David Horowitz, the teacher,
students but also to all the stu-
2091 Blaine Ave., Apt. 101, Gar-
dents on the campus.
field 6914-R.
The dedication services were
arranged by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith. SACRIFICE - Four rooms high
grade furniture, practically new.
Mrs. Joseph Sanders is chairman
No dealers. Call Madison 2381.
of the auxiliary committee. To-
gether with Mrs. J. Harvith, Mrs. QUIL
TS-blade or recovered from
Sanders will direct the women who
you r own feathers or wools. Pil-
will pour at the tea on Sunday.
loa a recovered-special, $1.00.
Hosts and hostesses at the re- 1 Ful
ception Sunday will be the presi- I sho I line of curtains, baby,
wer and wedding gifts. Dex-
dents of Jewish fraternities and
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
sororities on the U. of M. campus,
Dcx ter Blvd., et Webb. Hogarth
as follows:
905 O.
Alpha Omega, Lou Gans; Kappa
Nu, Irving F. Levitt; Phi Beta Del- FOR RENT - Furnished room in
ta, Albert Blumenfeld; Phi Delta
high class adult home for re-
Epsilon, Jess Halpern; Phi Epsilon
fined gentleman. Good location
Pi, David Schiffer; Phi Lambda
and transportation. Garage if
Kappa, Lou Heideman; Phi Sigma
desired. 1126 Longfellow, Call
Delta, Leo Rautenberg; Pi Lambda
Townsend 7-8038.
Phi, Albert Convisser; Sigma Al-
pha Mu, Arnold Gross; Zeta Beta FOR RENT-Cheerfully furnished
room in home of couple for
Tau, Nathan Wertheimer; Alpha
young lady or gentleman. Tux-
Epsilon Phi, Melba Morrison; Phi
edo, near Dexter, Hogarth 6639.
Sigma Sigma, Sylvia Zeidman;
Hillel Independents, Marion San-
ders, Miriam Newman, Rena Ru- COMPANION HOUSEEEPER-
under 50, intelligent, cheerful.
benstein; Sam Aines, president of
To elderly lady. small apartment,
Graduate Club; Shirrel Kaste,
no
washing, good home. planning
president of the Student Council.
winter in Florida. Call Sunday.
The music has been arranged by
Robinson
2911 Monterey.
a committee consisting of Harry
Offenbach, Eddie Sherman and FOR RENT
Nicely furnished
Gertrude Love.
room for a lady or gentleman in
The Detroit Ladies' Auxiliary of
home of couple. Congenial sur-
B'nai B'rith, which arranged the
roundings. Near Joy Road car
/CitiVROUT
reception, also decorated the lower
line. Reasonable. Garage if de-
rooms
of
the
Rifle]
Foundation.
sired.
are.'d •
9345 McQuade. Euclid
Carl J. Rudine of Ann Arbor
DEALER ADVERTISEMENT
4638-M.
a
was the architect In charge of
FOR
r enovating this memorial library.
RENT - Four bedroom up-
I
per duplex. Two baths. Oil heat.
NEW PERFECTED
the Chevrolet Motor
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Philomathic Club Selects Its 3203 Calvert. Newly decorated.
1 Company will climax a quarter.
Oratorical Contestants
century of quality manufacture by pre-
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the safest and smoothest ever developed
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nished room in good home. Near
The Philomathic Debating Club
senting Chevrolet for 1936-the only com-
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met Sunday at the Philadelphia-
plete lose-priced car.
the most beautiful and comfortable bodies
venience. Call any day at noon.
' Byron Hall. The contestants in the
Address 2971 Tuxedo, Towiyend
annual oratorical contest were
ever created for a low-priced car
This new Chevrolet is the only car that
7-5008.
elected. They are Louis Elkind,
Nathan Epstein, Irving Isaacs, WANTED - Young
brings you all these good things at lowest
man to assist
Richard Kramer, Fillmore Leemon,
driving new Ford car to Florida
cost. The only lower-priced car with New
and Peter Morse, The alternates
the middle of November ' for
are
Charles
Friedgood
and
Sol
Perfected Hydraulic Brakes. The only
transportation only. Write Box
Schwarz.
250, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
lower-priced car with the Improved Glid-
In the oratorical contest the six
contestants each deliver a 13 min- FOR RENT - Richton 3797. Six
ing Knee-Action Ride*. The only lower-
ute oration. A gold medal is
rooms completely redecorated in
the smoothest, safest ride of all
priced car with beautiful new Body by
, awarded the winner, a silver medal
most modern manner. Floors
to the runnerup, and honorable
scraped and yarnished. New elec-
Fisher-new high-compression valve-in-
mention to the third best. The
tric refrigerator and gas stove.
public is invited.
head engine-solid steel Turret Top, and
Adults only. Apply downstairs.
giving even better performance with
Plans are also beir.g made for
many other improvements which give
seers less gas and oil
a banquet, held every five years, FOR RENT - Furnished room
to which all the present members
by couple. No children. 2680
smarter, smoother, safer and more eco-
Glendale Ave., upstairs.
and alumni of the organization are
nomical motoring.
Invited. Feb. 15 has been set as
FOR RENT - Large, beautiful
the date.
See and ride in the only complete low-
room by small private family.
a crown of beauty, a fortress
1761 Seseard, Apt. 401.
priced air-tomorrow!
Gifts to North End Clinic
of safety
North End Clinic has received GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNI-
raking driving easier and safer
CH EVROLETMOTOR CO.,DETROMMICH.
the foiloeeing contributions:
TY in credit house for capable
(Aaron Choorag's low
grin. end de Am groodr
than ever before
young men. Must have car. Call
In memory of Milton Sloman
nohoo4 C.M..4 C. I por moo woo room* pia- Or 1.44
from
Mrs.
S.
A.
Sloman.
Townsend
6-1428. Will receive
fo.A.44 mace 14 C.M.A.C. Lary. .4 Carrel Mean Celm.
calls Sunday or during week af-
In memory of Dr. Isaac L. Poios-
ter
8
p.
m.
Icer from Mrs. S. A. Sloman.
For the Alpha Epsilon Phi
Scholarship Fund: In memory of ROOM AND BOARD for young
lady, gentleman or school child.
Mrs. Rebecca Bielfield from Mr.
Good home for the right party.
and Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg,• in mem-
AND F - r. Lid prier of New standard fear.
Northwest section. Near bus and
ory
of
Milton
Barnett,
from
Mr.
al PIMA Mlehlran. Pith bumpers, imam tire
car line. Townsend 8-7815.
and Mrs. S. A. Rosenberg.
ern! tire tars, the 114 price le IDS

Mrs N. grit n Yr not Mrs. Jon athwart.
a ill be co- hone.. at • charity bridge
at thr home of the former on Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 6.

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'howl+ the's during their recent
bereavement.

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