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ZEDAKAH CLUB DONOR LUNCHEON AT
MASONIC TEMPLE NEXT WEDNESDAY

A CEASELESS STREAM

Victory Rally to Precede Annual Event on Monday, at
Book Cadillac Hotell Announce Program
for Donor Event

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8. All., M. Chatkln, Wald.
On Monday Dec. 9, at 1:30 p. NI. Fishman,
ado e, J. enkm, 1i. Greenspan,
m., Zedakah Club will hold its vic•
Robinson.
1i.
.
I llonee7171,1, C.
tory rally at the Book-Cadillac vets,
Gould, I). Berg, J. Chaney, I. Sider, 110.
Hotel. A fine program is being Snmblsky
. M. Pearlman . e. Sklar, N.
planned, including recitations by Alter , at. FrledlanAer , L. Green, D •
C. IHr668)8.) T. Lanes, J.Brndei
the child elocutionist, Jorelyn Brawn,
Eckelmen. H. Rost, E. Remick. II.
Harriet Cohn.
Knopper, L. Isaara, B. Rosenthal, A.
Al-
Meleter,B.
L Shuman. I. Wont.,
This rally will precede the lender,
. Weinberg, O.
L.
A.
fourth annual. donor luncheon to b r.. B. 3 :11:.km
1. o ls)
Markowlta,
Y.
Cohen,
J.
Lachman,
11.
be held on Wednesday, at 12 Darla, al.
notin, December 11, at the Ma- Snhelmnn. I J'.‘"6FeTliorlis,W 11."VI ‘ge" . N.
Shuman, S. Marienthal, Wm. Hada r :Ain.
sonic Temple.
.., A.
..„.u .blneAr, 1\t hiLta.rt
L iZetzethcir: 11
Wladyslaw Kotylo, the phe-
•
o hlff, I. Gould,
c J. Nadler, M. H
nomenal boy' prodigy of Earl W. Ja obs,
Ka ne, D. Rosen, L. .
Morse, head of Foundation School I. s.
'.110 A ;fte 'n'Iro =
a
B M.
lumen u,
of Music, will entertain with a vio- A. Agree. L. Press,
M. Tauber, J. Fluky, J. (Jolt
lin recital at the donor luncheon. Mottow,
0 . 1.1„.:,flofaft. B. Rosenberg, It.
Mr. Morse is creating a fund to
h,
Barbel, A. Lea c
send this boy prodigy to Europe Mahler, I. C. Mahler,
J.
dm
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H. .3,1111.11,
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for study. The speaker at the lireenberg, It. li'Lm
I wit.
luncheon will be Dr. Maurice N. M. J. Zislan. M. O. Robin. T. Fuhrer, It
B. Gladwin. J. RobinowIts, H.
Eisendrath of Toronto.
Stoekrolts, B. Weinberg, M. Paul,
There is still time to pledge for Aronoff, J. Lapides, S. Selman, M. any
der, F. Skolnik, I). Rtober, it, Smith, If.
the luncheon. Mrs. Ben Jacob, Stair, H. Weinberger, O. Waldron, M.
chairman, To. 8-9794, will be WeIngarden, 55'm. Sheol°, N. Goldman.
Wallace, W. Blumberg. H. ruysko, B.
pleased to receive reservations to F.
Rimed. H. Rothman. K. Rosenblatt, M.
add names to the following:
Ito.nberg, E. Sklar, A. Serling, L. Sha-

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excellent condition.
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Pressed brick, slate roof,
7 rooms each. Good condi-
tion. Prominent corner on
Lincoln Ave. A $50,000
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$3,000 down.

15 Apts. $18,000

Solid brick and steel, 4
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Dec. 7-Iladassah Oneg Shebat at the home of Mrs. Maurice
Landau of La Salle Blvd. Miss Anna Manson will speak on her
trip to Palestine.
Dec. 8-Dr. Shalom Spiegel, member of the faculty of
the Jewish Institute of Religion, speaking before the Men's Club
of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate."
Dec. 8-Junior Hadassah meeting at Stotler Hotel, 2:30 p. m.
Dec. 10-$3 donor banquet of Women's Mizrachi Organiztion.
Dec. 10-Detroit Section, National Council of Jewish
Women. Current Topics by Rabbi Leon Fram, 10 a. In., at the
Clubhouse, 89 Rowena.
Dec. 11-Annual donor luncheon of Zedakah Club.
Dec. 11-Annual dessert-bridge of Junior Home Relief
Society.
Dec. 12-Division Day of Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs. Open to all members of National Council of Jewish
Women,
Dec. 13-Council of Jewish Women.

Hyman Altman Honored by Jews and
-
N on-Jews on Occasion of Beginning
of 7th Year of Radio • Broadcasting

Last Sunday, Hyman Altman Altman personally and intimately
celebrated the commencement of over this period of time, and I
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished his seventh year of consecutive can truthfully say that as a man
room for lady or gentleman in broadcasting of the Jewish Char- and a humanitarian there is no
CONCILIATION COURT
adult home. Reasonable. Near ity Hour over station WMBC. The one for whom I have a higher re-
TO BE SPONSORED BY
bus and car line. 9821 Mc- entire period was utilized by nu- spect or regard."
Mesdames D. Darr's, P. II•rlenthat, II. piro. Theo. chaffer, 11. Springer, I.
Billy Repaid, prominent radio
BRANDEIS EXECUTIVES Brod, S. Schultz, M. Bloom, R. Nu.• Scholia, B. make, 0. Web.. Kreekum,
Quade, downstairs.
merous speakers who appeared to
broadcaster, gave in his own in-
pay homage to Mr. Altman.
man, C. Simon. N. hula, e. Licht, L. S. Rats, F. KrIvetelcy, 1. Leff, Lasaroff,
Itoal n, G. 1.1111.t. .1. 011enikoff, M. IL Lehman, B. Luta, Adolph Lichter, BE KIND to your feet and they
imical
way familiar to Detroiters,
At
a
meeting
held
on
Monday
The
program
was
started
with
Phone
Chelkin, R. Weingarten, M. Ray, M. A. Levy. J. Mahler. A. Marke, R. B.
Guaranteed
will be kind to you. Let us build a few introductory words by Mr. a poem that he had written con-
evening, Dec. 2, in the Book-Cad- Kline, N. Gorman, P. Gorman, H. Her• Newtnan, N. Grunt. J. Oeller. J. Grundy,
you
a
pair
of
arches
that
will
Goodman.
J.
N.
Green,
A.
°Dish.,
vitt,
I.
Yarrow,
K
Cohn.
D.Levin.
J.
cerning
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Alt-
Quality
illac Hotel, the Brandeis Execu- Starketeln. Ed. Sm., D. Staub. R. Suf• Golds. L. Gould, fl. Orenadier, 0. Ham-
who then turned the
hold the structure ofyour foot Altman,
tives decided to sponsor a Jewish ferin, E. LIppInsky, M. Wilber, R. Rand- burger, J. Homan, L. Kart, J. Den.,
microphone over to Mandell Bern- man. Judge Henry G. Nicol,
100
per
cent.
We
make
them
Olt
newly
elected
Circuit Court judge,
Save the
A.
Dombower,
L.
Dallts,
L.
Davidson.
A.
Conciliation Court. The commit- le, If. Schnieder, C. Carson, M. Ruben,
who has been associated the
Fee Gallon
to order to fit the individual stein,
S&P.., Wm. Radler. W Kirsch- Eillas, A. Enuner, L. Feinberg. H. Fink,
tee in charge, which is headed by M.
Difference
past five years with Mr. Altman and Judge Thomas Maher, new
4 A.
roan. S. Grey, Win. Berman, H. A•., 0. Fellmen, P. Foon. D. Fuhrer,
foot
and
at
the
same
cost
as
traffic
judge,
and
Edward II. Wil-
Nathan R. Berke, Issued the fol- H. Kutsen, H. Stein., S. Itoomati. N. I.. All
11. Allender M. Rutstein, A.
the reader of the Jewish news
ready-made arches. W. KANER as
lowing statement Greene, M. Coven. H. Galperin, .1. 1.1.1• Booker, T. Boardman. S. B0lier, H.
digest. Mr. Bernstein reviewed liams, county auditor, were the
Darla L. Nudelman, Silverman. T. FIn• Bennett, H. Reran, A. Brod.. a Cohn,
SHOE
REPAIR,
only
true
shoe
with regard to neck. B. Gordon, E. Kling, II. Levi.. M. Canvaa.r, J. Citlron. J. Cohen.
the achievements and accomplish- next speakers.
ratter in State of Michigan, ments of Mr. and Mrs. Altman
Judge Charles Rubiner, promi-
the operation of
1617 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer- during the last six years and nent Jewish communal leader, in
the
court:
METERED SERVICE
-
son.
"For years
lauded them for all of the char- his address concerning Hyman
many prominent
FOR SALE-Majestic radio, with itable work that they had suc- Altman stated: There is not a
Jews have urged
charitable institution in this city
new tubes; perfect condition. ceeded in accomplishing.
the creation of a
BRANDEIS EXECUTIVES
Also, a children's airplane. Call
The first speaker was Patrick which has not received the co-
operation and help of Hyman Alt-
conciliation
com-
Townsend 7.0168.
DINNER-DANCE SUNDAY
H. O'Brien, former attorney-gen- man. The Altman Jewish Radio
mittee or 'court'
to deal with mat- Popular Manager Doesn't Mind Fans' Kidding-in Fact NURSE-Hospital trained, desires eral of Michigan, who spoke Period has been responsible for
The Brandeis Executives, a Dem-
position. Excellent masseuse, warmly of his friendship for Mr. the success of many charitable
t e r s peculiarly
ocratic political council consisting
Enjoys It as Part of Great Game Which Is
Jewish. During
dietition. Can take care of dia- Altman for the past number of campaigns for the benefit of Jew-
of 100 Jewish professional and
the past few
Synonymous
With
I-lis
Name
in
Detroit
betic, heart, paralysis and pros-
ish charities in this city. This
business men, will give its first Nathan R. Berke
thetic cases. Also good child's years. radio period is no longer a pies
months
the
Bran-
dinner-dance in the Mayfair room
He
was
followed
by
Hon.
Dun-
nurse.
Reasonable.
Doctors'
neering adventure begun by Mr.
deis
Executives
through
its
spe-
When you mention Philip 24-six years ago. lie began to
of the Book Cadillac Hotel, Mon-
C. McCrea, prosecuting at- Altman in behalf of his people,
c
references. Townsend 6-0449. can
day evening, Dec. 9. Members and cial committee has given serious ("Cincy") Sachs it is equivalent play the game in the Jewish Set-
torney,
who
in
turn
was
followed
consideration to the creation of to speaking of basketball. Sim- tlement of his home city of Cin-
Judge Joseph
Sanders;
Emanuel
but it has
become recognized
as
such an organization. The arbi- flatly, when you discuss basket- cinnati, played for high school, FOR RENT-Comfortable fur- by
Paperno,
representing
County
a Jewish
institution.
Mr. Altman
nished room for lady or gentle-
surmounted many handicaps to
tration status of the state were ball in Detroit you must invari- amateur high school and eight
man. References. 503 Trow- Treasurer Jacob
Sumeracki;
prominent
Detroit and
at- bring to his people a program that
examined and the set-up of the ably link the game with this professional teams. In Detroit, in
bridge. Townsend 6-0071. Mrs. torney,
in-
Paul Tara,
Jewish Conciliation Court of youthful and highly successful addition to professional activi-
representing Governor would be to them a source of in-
The KING 4,
Sky.
Frank D. Fitzgerald. structive information. Ile has
America in New York was studied.
ties, he played with the teams of
^ of BEERS
Unfortunately the conciliation
j c o la in sz edan td oge htahsermo J l e dw er e y th oe f meo i e or t y
the old Y. 51. H. A., Tri-Squares, FOR RENT-A furnished room
Maurice M. Safir, representing s
statutes of Michigan are not as
and Jewish Institute on High St.
for gentleman or young lady.
strong as those of New York.
When he first came to Detroit
Convenient to bus or street car. The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. one."
among
other things, spoke as fol-
Here, matters can only be arbi-
in 1919-he was 17 then-"Cincy"
Aaron Kurland, lawyer, corn-
3353 Tuxedo, Townsend 6-2958.
,fi'nai David Sisterhood Plans
lows: "There are problems we
trated by the consent of all par-
first played with the old Riptons ---
Several Events
chairman
the
ties concerned.
on High St. For 10 years he FOR RENT - Furnished room in must all face today as Jews and mural
Jewish worker,
Radio Forum,
said: of "Mr.
The not
Detroit
adult family. Near car and bus as
was associated with the offices
ish Americans.
Chronicle does
seek Jew-
to Altman, more than any other indi-
"The Conciliation or Arbitra-
The Sisterhood of Congregation
line.
2680
Glendale
Ave.
of
the
Studebaker
Co.,
until
the
vidual in this community, has suc-
tion Court established here will
B'nai David, Elmhurst and Four-
level all Jews down or up to one ceeded in breaking down the bar-
plant moved to South Bend. For
follow the procedure of the arbi-
teenth Sts., announces that its
the past five years he has been a WANTED - Girl to share nicely all-inclusive pattern. We say, be rier separating one Jewish group
tration committee of the Board of
furnished flat with two girls. any kind of a Jew you want to be, from the other. The result has
December bridge will take place
, sporting goods salesman, devoting
Commerce and of the New York
Northeast section. Reasonable. and belong to any Jewish organ-
ih the synagogue social hall on
all of his spare time to basket-
court in some respects. Matters
Good transportation. Call eve- ization you choose, but let us be been that the burden of carrying
Monday evening, Dec. 16. Mrs.
ball.
Ile
lives
with
his
parents,
will only be considered when all
nings and Sunday after 1 p. m. Jews with one common endeavor. on the charitable work is now ac-
Benjamin Gorelick is chairman,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Sachs, at
knowledged to be the responsi-
parties concerned submit in writ-
Townsend 8-7402.
That is, promote the welfare of bility of every Jew in Detroit, re-
and Mrs. Morton Espar is co-
3329 Leslie Ave.
ing to the court or arbitrators. No
the
Jewish
people
as
human
be-
chairman. Hostesses for the eve-
gardless
of his station in life."
Not only has "Cincy" managed DRIVING TO FLORIDA-Have
civil law matters will be heard.
rting will be Mesdames F. A. Blo-
championship teams, but he
room for two. Would like
Only cases involving difficulties
Abraham H. Jaffin, represent-
stein. Jack Gorelick, E. A. Ben-
Kurt
Peiser,
the
executive
di-
iC '
served as an inspiration to his
someone to share expenses and ingsUr
between members of congrega-
several local organizations.
nett, Bernard Goldfedder, Sam
can help drive. Townsend rector of the Detroit Jewish Fed- then spoke.
"kid" brother David, who not only
tions and their spiritual leaders
Eisenberg, Jack J. Goldberg.
eration, speaking concerning Mr.
followed in brother Philip's foot-
7-2990,
and problems peculiar to Jewish
The
various representatives of
• The Sisterhood, in conjunction
Altman, said:
steps but is himself a manager of
homes and Jewish organizations
charitable organizations spoke
With the Men's Club, will be hosts
a basketball team: St. Joseph's AMERICAN WIDOW will rent o Hyman Altman is a man con-
con- briefly attesting to the fact that
will be heard. Parties may appear
it a New Year's celebration. John
room or share beautifully fur- sumed with a passion for helping
FRANK SCHWARTZ
Commercial College, for whom he
was
with attorneys if they desire.
Graff and Mrs. Morris Wolk head
nished
room apartment
to the community. He has put forth the work of Hyman Altman
has already turned out two cham-
one or three
two ladies.
3265 Boston
recognized by lie-
"From time to time as matters
the committee. Anyone interested their friends have been invited to
pionship teams.
Apt. C-5. Euclid 2910.5. every effort he possibly can to apO
I
eclara.nd
ery
are
submitted,
prominent
mem-
tt
pir
attend.
I'receeding
the
dinner-
is urged to call Mrs. Wolk, To.
break down prejudice, to see that
"Cincy" is now engaged in the
dance the organization will install bers of the community, rabbis,
0-2945, for reservations.
Mr. Altman, in closing. said:
toughest fight of his career. His FOR RENT - Nicely furnished jostle Sig properly dispensed, and
On Sunday, Dec. 22, the Sister- the newly elected officers for 1936, laymen and attorneys will be
"I do not know whether as is
to assist in the better under-
Hed-Aid team is part of the Mid-
room
for
ore
or
two
ladies
or
promptly
at
9
o'clock,
in
the
private
PHILIP
("CINCY")
SACHS
asked
to
sit
as
arbitrators
or
hood will entertain the children
man
and Jew, I am deserving of
standing
of
Jew
and
Jew.
Fur-
West
Basketball
Conference
which
gentlemen. Modern home. Refer-
of the religious school at the an- club rooms of the hotel. All guests 'judges.' There will be three as- manager of more championship includes teams from Buffalo, Ak-
ences. Reasonable. 2450 Pingree, ther, his purpose has been an un- all the homage paid to me on the
will he invited to attend the cere- signed to each matter, one of teams than can be credited to any
nual Chanukah party.
selfish
one-in
organizing
the
occasion
of this celebration. I
between LaSalle and Linwood,
whom will preside. A majority other sportsman in the state of ron, Canton, Windsor, Pittsburgh,
The next meeting will take place mony.
Kosher Kitchen-his assistance feel that I am only doing my duty
Dayton, Chicago and two from
Euclid 3092.R.
The occasion will honor the re- decision will govern.
Michigan.
Monday evening, Dec. 9.
in the work of the Old Folks as a fellow Jew. I feel proud of
The players on
tiring president, Dr. Robert Rosen.
"Forms of submission to arbi-
The average spectator at a Indianapolis.
to
who was largely responsible for tration have been prepared and Hed-Aid game-any Sunday eve- these teams are former collegiate DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA next Home, too, deserves great credit you in that you have listened aopf
Scholarships to United He- organizing
week in 1935 Pontiac. Desire par- -there is glory in having voiced
consistently
a rs listhroughoutyall
"Cincy" considers this
the Brandeis Executive. can be obtained by calling Mr. ning at the Naval Armory on stars.
ty
to
share
expenses.
D.
Levine,
his
opinion
of
right
at
the
proper
. brew Schools
these
e
years,
Frank Schwartz is chairman of Berke, University 1.2012, or Dr. East Jefferson Ave.-is at first league the toughest basketball
University 2-4000.
time."
peals, and you have responded
The following scholarships have the affair.
c
Perry Burnstine, secretary, Tem- amazed at the amount of razzing combination
in the country. All
been received by the United Heb-
leveled at "Cincy" by the audi- the players play for the love of FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
Alexander, well-known most nobly. I feel that whatever
ple 1-2970,"
rew Schools:
work I have done has been merit-
t
communal
worker,
said:
"In
ence. But before the game has the game-they make only a few
room for lady or gentleman.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Davidson, Contributions to the Jewish
extra dollars as professional play-
Reasonable. 3295 Elmhurst. Call Friend Altman, we find a cham- ed by your response to my OP
progressed a few minutes it be-
1983 Edison Ave., one scholarship,
pion in Jewry, and through his yeals, by the fact that you have
Children's
Home
Townsend 6-2870.
B'NAI
MOSHE
NOTES
comes
evident
that
the
"kidding"
era.
But
"Cincy's"
team
is
in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
already in the lead with three vic-
efforts we find an intensified Jew- heeded my suggestions and by the
is not meant in a spirit of dislike tories and no defeats.
rnlysuf
their son, Gerald.
FOR RENT - Attractive front ish consciousness, a resurgent n fa cc ie tntthc a o t n Ed o e u nch eavi e placed
The Jewish Children's Home of
A regular meeting of the Sis- or resentment; on the contrary,
sugges -
Mr. and hire. Aaron A. Silber-
in p
Another championship year ap-
bedroom
in
single
home.
Suitable
community life, an increased sup-
Watt, 9350 Wildemere Ave., one- Detroit acknowledges with thanks terhood will be held on Tuesday it is evidence of an affection dis- pears to be in store for Philip
tions
to
you
by
carrying
them out.
for t w o gentlemen. Russell port for all worthy Jewish proj-
the
receipt
of
the
following
dona-
evening, Dec. 10, in the clubroom played by fans who know how to ("Cincy") Sachs.
half scholarship, in honor of the
Woods. Reasonable. Garage if ects, ranging from ■ neighbor- In addition to my charitable at-
of the synagogue. The main sub- appreciate a great sportsman.
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Donald. tions:
desired. Near Dexter bus. 3823 hood soup kitchen to a Palestine tempts, I have tried to bring home
Mrs. S. Kling, 3300 Tyler.
ject for discussion at this meet-
And "Cincy"-who derived the Y. P. S. of B'nai David So-
Ben and Lou Cohen, one scholar-
to you to be loyal citizens, and
Cortland. Hogarth 6872.
Reborn."
Fine Arts Optical Co., 510 Eaton ing will be the donor dinner to nickname from the city of his
ship, in memory of their beloved
what good citizenship really
cial Committee Plans
Wright W. Gedge, the general means, and that every one of you
be held on Sunday, Feb. 9, at 6 birth-likes this razzing. Ile en-
FOR RENT - Room for young
parents, Abraham and Jennie Co- Tower.
Central Music Co. 4035 Fenkell. p. m.
Card Party
lady or gentleman in small refined manager of radio station WMBC, should use your right of fran-
hen.
joys it as long as his teams con-
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Birnbaum.
The social committee under the
family. Board if desired. Near spoke next, as follows:
:Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Zuieback.
tinue to win-or at least continue
chise by voting. I would be re-
Wyandotte,
Mich.,
in
memory
of
A
pre-Chanukah
card
party
will
bus and street car line. Reason-
"I am happy to again be
3048 Webb Ave., one scholarship, in
to display great gameness and direction of Saul Rothenburg and
miss in my duties If I did not at
able. 2951 Leslie Ave. Townsend guest speaker on the Altman Jew- this time pay tribute to Station
honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Don- Nathan Spatter and Esther Birn- be given by the Sisterhood of ability to play the fast basketball Tillie Heideman have made ex-
tensive plans for a card party
Congregation B'nai Moshe on sport.
8-5672.
ish Charity Hour. For six years, WMBC end to Messrs. Edward J.
ald M. Silberblat, son of Mr. and baum.
Mrs. Albert Cole, 3318 Calvert, Tuesday, Dee. 17, at 8 p. m., in
Mr. and Mrs. Altman have been Wright W. Ledge, the officers and
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt of 9350
"Cincy" is a name to be reck- which will be held Wednesday eve-
in memory of Fred I. Leipziger.
the large social hall of the syna- oned with in sporting circles in rting. Dec. 11, at Congregation FOR RENT - Comfortable fur- conducting their charitable work managing directors of this radio
Wildemere Ave.
nished room for gentleman or among the Jews in Detroit and
gogue. The entertainment com- the middle West. As the man- B'nai David, at 8 o'clock. There will
couple. Reasonable. Near bus or this (station has been honored in station, who have co-operated with
ch of the e e
Young Group of J.W.E.W.O. Primrose Benevolent Club mittee is in arge
ager of 18 championship teams be table prizes and entertainments.
street car line. 4051 Richton or having a major portion of this me in giving me the opportun il ie .
In
an
many
years
in
the
city
of
A joint meeting of the Jewish
to perform the work that I ba
call Townsend 7-0711.
Dance Dec. 15
Plans for the second annual Detroit and state of Michigan-
Jr. Ladies' Aid Society
work carried on through the sta- t tr ie ie s dofto thpe
Women's European Welfare Or-
so ta vt e ir on the fac
perform
is
Junior Hebrew Ladies' Aid So- VIOLET SMITH will remove all tion facilities. I have known Mr.
The first annual dance will be donor of the Sisterhood of Con- his teams lost the championship
ganization Was held at a luncheon
gregation
B'nal
Moshe
are
well
In only two years, and then cap- ciety card party is to be held on
at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue, given by the Primrose Benevolent
that frightful unnatural growth
Musical selections for this oc-
is tured second places-he has be- Thursday evening. Dec. 19, at
Dexter and Laurence, on Monday, Club at the Toiler Hotel ballroom under way. Irving Greenspan
of hair,• painlessly and perma-
casion were furnished through the
chairman of the affair, assist- come known as far west as St. 1981 Lawrence Ave.
water
continually.
Small
family.
Dee. 2, at 12 noon. Several of the on the 14th floor, on Sunday, Dec. the by
nently.
Licensed
and
experienced
courtesy
of the Cantors ASSOCil-
Mrs. Nathan Goodman and Louis, and as far south as CM-
Loraine and Gertrude Green-
Suitable for lady, gentleman or tion. A quartette consisting of
many letters received from Europe, 15. Music will be by Dave Dia- ed
ays
electrologist. Doctors reference.
Mrs. Dave Weiss and by thew
as Traverse baum have been appointed chair-
cinnati,
as
far
north
were read and many interesting mond's orchestra. Proceeds will and
couple.
Reasonable.
1990
Clair-
Cadillac
0225,
1210-A
Metropoli-
Cantors Sonenklar, liyman Cohen.
means committee,. Mrs. A. N. City and Alpena.
Mrs. J.
men of the party and any infor-
bets were discussed. ' The next fro for poor families.
mount, between 12th and 14th.
tan Bldg.
S Mogil and Nathan Mogil Ten-
meeting of the Young Crmip wilt Weinberg is chairman of the Mittleman, chairman. and assisted
The reason for his successes is mation desired may be obtained
by
Mr's.
James
Sobel.
The
sec-
.
dered
• number of religious se-
Harry
Wright
and
FOR
RENT
-
Large,
airy
room,
FOR
RENT
-
Furnished
room
Mrs.
dance.
by
calling
Miss
Greenwald
at
Gar-
be •held at the home of Mrs. S.
60 be that he played basketball himself
Telephone. 2951 Glendale Ave. lections.
three windows. Steam heat, hot
Millsteia....3316 Webb Avenue, on Mrs. A. B. Margolis are on the 1 . 1 an.n
from the age of 13 until he was field 6454-IL
bner Is

Itepresenting for over 21 rear

girl

PEOPLES HOUSE

Detroit
MOB Trumbull Ave.
Slattager's Phone) TE. 2-6621

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.

Due to this repayment plan, there is a ceaseless stream of
dollars flowing into the Bank - keeping our funds in a liquid
condition at all times, That is one of the reasons why it has been
possible for this bank to always meet the demands of its
depositora.

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-Real Estate Bargains-

RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
dresses, women for house clean-
ing, house maids, women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
son 2526.

'A VITAL PROTECTION

I

HALL. FOR RENT

Foe MEETINGS, WEDDINGS, 1.F.C.
TIRES. IIANQUETS, BRIDGE
and BINGO PARTIES.
Accomodate 200 Persons
Kitchen Utensils
Plenty of Parking RP..
Rents vary Reasonable.

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Six Branches

December 6, 1935

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE