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February 7, 1931

. 0-Real Estate Bargains-

DOMINION LIFE MAKES
EXCELLENT PROGRESS

wm ■ normol ■ mmo ■

APARTMENTS

Improved Business Conditions In.

HALL FOR RENT

For MEETINGS, {VEDDINGS, SEC.
TURK,, BANQUET., DE MME
end BINGO PARTIES.
AC10111odate 200 Penman.
Kitchen Utensils
Plenty of Parking Space
Reads vary Reasonable.

PEOPLES HOUSE

Detroit
3946 Trumbull Ave.
Manager'. Phone; TE. 1-13520

dicated in Report

Belo w present building
D orm ler
er
cost., less tram%
mtg .., 10% net 1111'0111. plus
e.erurIty; merit mow wrimas
and it lllll ciliate considera-
tion prior to another price
adman.,

20 APT.

Fine property in the high
rent district near Jeffer-
son and Water Works.
Rent $8,300. Former
$125,000 sales value. For-
mer mtg. $75,000. Our
price $32,500 with $12.500
down, bal. new 5 Ls mtg.

12 APT.

Beautiful new Spanish
type secure location. Nor-
mal $65,000. Our price
$22,000 with $10,000 down
balance mortgage.

19 APT.

Massive 3 story solid brick
corner. Rent $6,500. For-
mer $90,000 value. Price
$27,500 with $5,500 down,
close estate. Call Mr.
Bedford.

Homer Warren & Co.

62 year. depoole hie wervlc e

FOR SALE

Homes - Good Income
Property - Business--
Industrial - Apartments

BROKERS - INVESTORS
are invited to inspect our
property book.

The Detroit Bank
Really

The annual statement of the
Dominion Life Assurance Corn-
, pany released recently, reflects a
: definitely favorable improvement
in general business conditions. The
report, covering the Company's
operations for its 47th year, re-
veals an increase in assets of over
1 ;2,200,00, which makes a total
in excess of $31,098,000 as of
Dec. 31.
Ford S. Kampf, president and
, managing director, in citing in-
dications of improved business
conditions as revealed in the state-
ment, pointed out that the de-
, mand for policy loans decreased
appreciably during 1935 and that
business in force at the end of
the year was $155,279,029, an in-
' crease of over five millions of
dollars.
Assurance issued and revived
during the year amounted to
$23,180,974, while payments to
the company's policyholders and
beneficiaries amounted to more
than $2,988,000. Policy and an-
nuity reserves were increased
during the past 12 months by over
a million and a half dollars, bring-
ing the total up to $25,650,827.
This amount is well in excess of
the government requirement for
the protection of the Company's
63,000 policies.
1 The statement shows an excess
of receipts over disbursements of
$2,359,028 at the end of the year,
while the company's income
showed a year-end total of
$6,896,087.
Indicating the general improve-
ment of business conditions in
Detroit, the 'company's branch,
Moe Leiter and Associates, 2722-
26 Union Guardian Bldg., Cadillac
0603, has terminated a highly suc-
cessful year, showing decided
progress, the Detroit organization
had one of the best records in
the entire company.

RA. 5383
Mgt, Dept.
Ws Griswold, enr. State

Nag gity Blobs

Mr. and Mr.. Geo. Kahn joined Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Goldberg on Saturday
to make • three week.' sojourn in Flor•

In Laredo, England. He came to Ray City
their house guest Mrs. M. Brown of Boa-
ton, Mae., formerly 111. Minnie Jaffe
of Pay City.

In compliment to Mr. Jerry Levine,
a recent bride, 30 friends gathered at
the Bay City Country Club Mat Wm- ime-
d. for • luncheon and contract.

4

Supper was wined at a table decorate
ed elaborately In white and piker 1.11.11
the children of Mr. and Mrs. I. W.
Voight gave a dinner at the Wenonah
Hotel to celebrate their elle. - wedding
anniversary. There were 26 at the table
and ISO at the reception in the grillroom
later. for which Addison Reld's orchem
Ira played. Louis Robinson was toast-
master, and George Kahn spoke. Those
at dinner included Mrs. Louis Robinson,
Mrs. George Kahn. Mr. and Mu. Louis
trolden, Mrs. May Gromalight. Shirley
Gulden, and Ide and Mr.. Allen Lir rata-
n i Detroit; Mine Pearl Solomon or Ra-
of
i ine, WI., and Mine Mary Volght o(
Hay Cit.

MIN, Mary Volght left for Chicago to
. laic her slater, Mu. laidore Jacob/Ion.
for several weeks.

OBITUARY
Abraham A. Immerman, Weed Shle
Roarer. died of a heart attack in his
store at 102 State IR. Dorn 1/... I. 1816,
Leedom. England, he came to R. CU),
when only one year of age. For the
past II years he operated a grocery at
the Mate St. &dare. and also owned
the Economy garage. Before entering
the grocery haul:ream he was a printer
and at one time was employed on the
Ilay City Time& Ile resided at 107 State
St. Mr. Immerman was active In the
Bay City Grocers' and Meat Dealers' Am-
sociation and was elected vice-president
of the organization at • businees meet-
ing Jan. 93 of this year.
He leave. • widow, Lena; two sone,
Erwin and Herbert; one daughter, Min•
etre; his parent., Mr. and Mr.. Harry
D•wrwM•14 Ills Woodside Ave., 11ay
city; two Waters, Mrs B. Feldman of
Bay City and Mr.. Leo Gurouky of To-
onto, Ont., and five brother. Edward
Samuel of St. Louis. Harold,
I (
Bernard and John of Bay City.

MU. Roth Hutton. who nut the rut
week with her parent. Mr. and Mrs.
William Hutton of sums at., returned
to Baltimore, Md., where she Is employed
as • social

An undue of Bey ClOmise to Florida
I. beginning (his week. with the de-
parture Of Mr. and Mr. Joe Schwan.
on Wedneelay. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Levy
'nuns and Mr. and Mrs. Morrie
d on ea .
dberg
Gol

Prior to their departure for Florida on
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Mortis Ooldberg
entertained two arouse of friend.. on
Sunday and Thursday evening of hut
week. Cards were followed by a mid•
night supper.

Mr. and Mrs.N delta. entertaleed
11 guerta at dinner Sunday evening. Oat
of town (meets from Flint and Saginaw
were Prrtient

Mies Pearl golomon. of Racine, WI.,
Is the boo. inert of Mlso Heroic &eight,
St bar home on North Sherman St.

Robert Adler, who came early thie
month from 11•11bronn, Germany. to visit
relative. In the United Mat. and sailed
again wecnoens on the g S Manhattan
from New York, spent a few day. here
with Sic aunt end uncle. Mr. and Mrs
B. B. Well, and their .
Adler cams here atter visiting his and&
Maurice Well. In M. Louis. Mo., and n
Chicago where h• wan entertained by his
ousin.. Dr. and Mrs Alvin Weil, of
Akron. Ohlo, Mr. and M. Robert Weil.
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Well, of Mil.
waukee. who joined him them After
leaving here Mr. Well Mopped at Akron
and Cleveland for short visits on route
to WanhIngton.

Kozanhordoker Verein Ban-
. quet and Dance Sunday

A banquet and dance will be
given by the Kozanhordoker Ver.
ein Sunday, Feb. 9. Dinner will
be served at 5 p. rn., at Congre-
gation B'nai David, 14th at Elm-
hurst_ Music will be by a well
known orchestra. Proceeds will
be used to aid destitute in Po-
land.
The Kozanhordoker Verein was
organized in March, 1932.

Northern Progressive Ladies'
Society Shower for M. P.
Strikers Feb. 12

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PAGE FIVE

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

The Northern Progressive Lad-
ies'Society will hold a grocery
shower for the benefit of the
Motor Products Strikers, at the
Ukranian Hall, Westminster and
Oakland, on Wednesday evening,
Feb. 12, at 8:30 p. m. Friends of
the labor movement are urged to
bring packages of either canned
goods or staple articles.
A committee of the Strikers
will be present to tell their side
of the struggle.

Company Officials Laud Ben
Tolmich Agency

At an all-day meeting at the
Fort Shelby Hotel on Thursday,
Feb. 6, the members of the Ben
Tolmich agency, local agents for
the Continental Assurance Co. of
Chicago, were honored by the
presence of G. T. Claypool, vice-
president, and Miley D. Phipps,
superintendent of agencies, of the
company.
Both Mr. Claypool and Mr.
Phipps made special trips to De-
troit to attend the meeting and
delivered interesting discourses
on the company's progress in
1935. They outlined the com-
pany's program for 1936. At the
conclusion of the meeting they
complimented Mr. Tolmich and
each member of his agency for
their splendid work and the re-
markable sales record the Tol-
mich agency is accomplishing in
Detroit.

flontiar Notts

Celebrating her sixth birthday on Jan
16, Beverly Steinman, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. 1 Steinman, was hostess to a
group of her small playmates for the
afternoon and dinner, and on Sunday
she enttertained the Sabbath School with
two reels of motion picture.

Jerome /Jaren has returned from •
week'. stay In New York.

Arthur Rosenthal railed on the a g.
Columbus for • 16-day cruise to the Weal
Indira

Mr. •nd Mr.

Kovinaky are epending

their` children, ltrit Yd rre"(VaurVe .e
ner, and their new grandson, Paul
Theodor .

Everyone is looking forward with Seen
anticipation to Feb. 13, when Dr. David
de Sole Pool, one America's outstanding
Jewish leader. and rabbi of the Spanieh•
Porto... Synagogue. will be the speaker
at • dinner given In his honor at the
Temple. A large attendance from neigh-
boring Jewish communities la expected.

Dr. and Mr. Joseph Fort,es were holt.
on Friday cranial. Jan. 31. to a group
of frienda honoring the quartet Who
sang during the services.

CLASSIFIED

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

FAVOR "PREVENTIVE MOBILIZATION"
TO BAR THREAT OF NAZISM TO WORLD

Diplomats consulted in Paris and London confer-
ences favor reinforcing Article XVI of the League of
Nations covenant dealing with aggressor nations.
France and Britain are reported favoring "preven-
tive mobilization" to bar the threat of Nazism to the
world.

Reports from Warsaw state that in spite of the
recent check on Nazism by the League of Nations, a po-
grom Was perpetrated against the Jews by the Nazis in
Danzig.

QUILTS-Made or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered-special, $1.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth VARSITY BASKETBALL GAME
9050.
ON SATURDAY NIGHT
The Jewish Community Cen-
BE KIND to your feet and they ter's Varsity Basketball team will
will be kind to you. Let us build play the Ditzler Color team on
you a pair of arches that will Saturday evening, Feb. 8, at 8:30,
hold the structure of your foot in the Center Gym. Ditzler Color
100 per cent. We make them is a Class A team in the Detroit
to order to fit the individual Basketball Association.
foot, at a cost no higher than
In a preliminary game at 7:30
ready-made arches, with a money- the Aces will play the Olympics.
back guarantee. M. KANER There will be no dancing that
SHOE REI'AIR, only true shoe evening, just two fast basketball
refitter in State of Michigan, games. The admjssion has been
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer- lowered for this Saturday to 16
son.
cents because there will be no
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL dancing.

Jewish Community Center News

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games will be played this month
with the same teams in their
gymnasiums. The Center's team
is composed of Ben Waterstone,
Dr. Arthur Miller, Al Clinton and
Sy Glassman.

REHEASALS FOR CENTER
MUSICAL COMEDY
Rehearsals ter the Jewish Com-
munity Center's musical comedy,
"Community Center Capers," are
now being held every Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
On Mondays at 9 p. m. the
dancing chorus will rehearse; on
Tuesdays at 9 p. m., the specialty
skits will meet, and on Thursday
at 7::30 the principals and at 9
the opera chorus will practice.
A special bulletin board has
been placed in the Center lobby
headed "Musical Comedy Call
Board." All notices pertaining to
rehearsals and special announce-
ments to the cast will be placed
on this board.
• • •

ladies or gentlemen desirous of
making acquaints.nce for the SENIOR COUNCIL'S LEAP
purpose of matrimony, write Box YEAR DANCE SUNDAY
The Senior Council's Leap Year
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Dance will be held at the Jewish
Strictly confidential.
Community Center on Sunday
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION-Any evening, Feb. 9. The Senter gym-
instrument, Singing, Dramatic nasium will be transformed into
Art, Dancing. Beginners or ad- a Southern plantation. There will
canoed students. DETROIT be a Log Cabin refreshment
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, booth, blackface ushers and John
Lewis, a member of the 1932 SCHEDULE OF GAMES
5035 Woodward, Col. 2810.
American Olympic track team, IN ELIMINATION SERIES
The following is the schedule
FOR RENT-A room in refined will bring his Negro quartette
home for a gentleman or young as the featured entertainers. Res- of games to be played in the
couple. Inquire Saturday and tos Goldman'e Rascals will fur- elimination series of the Jewish
Community Center's Senior Bas-
Sunday. 2703 Elmhurst Ave.
nish the dance music.
The committee in charge of the ketball League:
/donde, Fell. 10, nt Cent.. High
LADY WILL RENT ROOM or affair includes Jack Katcher, Max
School, the Acee will play the 'Olympics
share attractive flat with couple Adler, Abe Cherow, Max Chom- at 10 p. 111. On Thursday, Feb. 13, at
or two girls. Pleasant home. sky, Beatrice Leland, Eve Levin, the Jewish Community Center, Phi
Garage if desired. Monterey Frank Mayer, Esther Nessel, Eve kerma Iota will play Club Rao at 10
p m. and the Collegian& will play the
near Linwood, Townsend 6-4206. Rosen, Bernard Sands and Mor- tanurederie at I I. The Stranger. draw
bys for that Mate. on Monday, Feb
ns Winslow. William Kaufman n 17.
at Central High School, Phi Kappa
FOR RENT-Cheerful furnished
is president of the Senior Coun- Iota will play the Stranger. at 1:70
room for young lady or gentle-
and
the winner of the Olympic-Ace
cil.
man by couple. Near Dexter bus.
name will play the winner of the Came-
• • •
rederie-Colleglate !burr, at 1 0 . 10 0 hr.
Hogarth 6639.
The Sub Senior Elimination eerie.
GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL
!warn on Monday night. Feb. 10,
The Girls' Varsity Basketball will
FOR RENT - Large, light, airy
at Central High School.
The Monarchs
room in apartment for two lad- team of the Jewish Community will ',lay the Stags at 10 p. m, The
101111.
ev entng, at Northern High, I. D.
ies, gentlemen or couple. Kitchen Center will play the Wayne Beer I, will play the III Halters at 5:30
11
privileges. Reasonable. 2930 Chi- team in the gymnasium of the 111.1 the °Goren wit Play tha Fel Ennis
10:10 p. m.
cago Blvd., Apt. 407. Garfield Center on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at at tin
'roomier' evening, Feb. 11. at the
10 p. m. Members of the team are Northern
8347-R.
High, the Eekimoen will pies
Sophie Stulberg, Zoe Linden, the Lincoln. at 520 and the ilakoahe
FOR RENT-Large, steamheated, Mildred Tenebaum, Gertrude Sol- ell play the Vikings at 10:10.
p J,n,. .. d iv tecrijseiw e i.S. hlin ,to m at m lo .o nsit
:;t1
furnished room with three win- omon, Belle Solomon, Ann Krupp,
dows for a lady, gentleman or Doris Wittus and Ann Kerby. ter beginning Monday. Feb. 10. Ntiolver:
couple. Shower. Adult home. Bertha Berkowitz is the manager. , 17, 7 will play the Wings at 1,30 and
Reasonable. Near car and bus. The team is coached by Miss ,,, oTr.(r.w:Inne.tr, Feb.
t. N,P'w,:
9235 McQuade, near Joy Road, Edith Muskin, women's physical Idnere will play Tel Hal at 8 p. m.
di rector.
..„, _
upstairs. Levine.
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SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished PROGRAMS ARRANGED
TO MEET THIS SUNDAY
roam for young lady or gentle- FOR MOTHERS' CLUBS
The next regular meeting of the
man in home of adults. Near
The Monday Afternoon Club of
street car and bus line. Garage the Jewish Community Center will young Peoples Society of Shaarey
and meals if desired. 2677 Elm- hear a lecture by Mrs. Amy Zedek will be held this Sunday.
Nathan Milstein will "take" the
hurst, Townsend 6-8826.
Gaines on "liow to Promote Mu-
group down Mexico via a moving
sic Appreciation among pre-school
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished children," at the Dexter branch picture entitled "Mexico Today,"
room for a gentleman in adult of the Center on Monday after- taken on his last trip there.
The president, Abraham Satovs-
home. Good transportation. 2432 noon, Feb. 10, at 2.
ky, will make several announce-
Pingree Euclid 3092-W.
On Monde afternoon . Feb . 10 ,
ments of importance with regards
FOR RENT-Furnished room for at 1:30, the Council of Mothers'
to future plans of the organiza-
lady or gentleman in home of Clubs will hold a card party at tion. This meeting is to start
couple. Reasonable. Garage if the Free Press Bldg. Before the
tl y a t3 :30 . m.
desired. 4050 Webb, near Dexter. party the group will inspect the Promp
The next meeting of the Study
equipment of the famous Tower
Townsend 7-0381.
Group will be held et the home of
Kitchen.
The Oakland Mothers' Club will June Rozner, 3249 Sturtevant, this
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
9 p. ni, at which time
one or two in private home. hear Judge Healy of the Juvenile Thursday at
Court on Monday, Feb. 10, at 8 Dr. Leonard Sidlow will address
Reasonable. Near car and bus
p. m., at the Jewish Community the group on the subject "Paying
line. 2321 West Grand Ave. near
Center. Through the Face." All members
LaSalle. Zeid.
A lecture on "Neutrality" will interested are invited to these in-

HOME FOR AGED AND

DISABLED

be given by Mrs. R. C. Mueller, teresting biweekly meetings. An
former president of the Michi- open forum will follow Dr. Sidlow's

gan Consumers League, at a meet-
Arrangements are being corn-
Special attention given by prac- ing of the Linwood Dexter Club talk.
tical nursing. P. Fisher, 1732 on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 11, at pleted for the second toboggan
2, at the Dexter branch. party tentatively scheduled for
Taylor Ave., Trinity 2-0096.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 11, Saturday, Feb. 15. Detailed in-
at the Jewish Community Cen- formation will be issued at the
Judge Healy to Address the ter, H. Schneider of the Folk meeting
this Sunday.
Plans are rapidly materializing
to
of the 12th id
Detroit League,
I for the annual formal dance, ac-
Shale
Club on the work
modern
N. H. J. C.
dish writers. : cording to Mildred Agranove and

Singing classes are held every 1 Leanore Gamsu, who state that
Judge D. J. Healy, Jr., of the Saturday eveningat 8 atth HI this much looked-forward-to event
juvenile division of the Probate brook Center for members of the, will be presented on Saturday eve-
Court will be guest speaker at Mothers' Club. They are under , ning, Starch 21, at the Book Cadil-
Last Thursday • group of interested the Feb. 19 meeting of the De-
the supervision of Rhoda Zahavie. I lac Hotel, and a well known orches-
and Influential men met .t the home of
troit
League, National Home for
• • •
tra will furnish the music. Spe-
Phil Newman to dlecues the enimliag
of the United Welfare work to include Jewish Children at Denver. The
cially printed invitations will soon
SUB-SENIORS' CABARET
all Grand Rapid. Jewry In • Federation meeting will take place at the
iled to the members and their
for local and national charities
DANCE ON FEB. 18
Detroit Leland Hotel, at 2 o'clock.
bermnads
A floor show, tables reserved fie
Mrs Louis Bernick of Fairview Ave Judge liealy's subject will be
was hastess at two delightful brldfateu
for clubs, singing waiters and
"Parent-Child Relationship."
hut week at her home.
music by Gloster Currents Nigh- RUBY, INC., ANNOUNCES
The guest artist for the after- tingales, will be a part of the
RESULTS OF MEETING
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Rutstein of Iroquois
noon,
Mrs.
Royal
Mass,
well
.*
Drive have left by motor for a month
cabaret dance of the Sub Senior
stay Is none&
known local pianist, has chosen Council of the Jewish Community
At a meeting of directors of
G Minor Ballade by Chopin and Center on Sunday, Feb. 16, at the
At the meeting of local Chapter A Z A
Alfred J. Ruby, Inc., Mrs. Ger-
on Sunday, M. le (Mbar Mowed mov• Chopin's F Major Etude for her
Center. The committee working trude Ruby Woyle was elected
log pictures of Paleetina which he took selections.
on the dance includes Sam Pos- , president and treasurer and Min
last year.
ner, president of the Sub Senior E. Burmester was elected secre-
Mrs. Nellie ehuleky and her son. Bar-
Council; Joe Mossok, Shirley tary. James Levy, of Chicago; G.
ry nutria and Joseph Shuisky, were
hoet• to If at • spaghetti dinner last Contributions to Home Re- Fields, Earl Sel Draimin, Minnie
R. Doyle, E. Burmester and James
Thursday night.
lief Society
Rubin. Milton Klein, Gabriel Mos- Doyle, all of Detroit, were elected
Mrs Ales Frreel of IMITO1I was the
cow, Fred Greenhut, Sarah Gross- directors. Arrangements were
The Home Relief Society ac -
guest of Mrs Louis Sernick laid Sunday .
man, Isabel Feldman, Bea Apte- made to retire the preferred stock
knowledges the following contri-
kar, Rubin Zissman, Victor Rose. during the first quarter. Contracts
Mrs Nathan Weiner was best.. at •
home on Fairview A.. ISM teucsin• butions:
Saul Shrager, Morris Whitnick were made to aircondition the
delightful luncheon-bridge party at her
Mrs. Ben Gould, in honor of the
and Tillie Sakawa.
store at 1526 Washington Blvd.,
C overs were loll for 15. and after lunch,
first birthday of her daughter,
• • •
bridge was played.
Detroit, and make decorative im-
-
Joan Francis.
CHILDREN'S
CLASS
IN
TAP
be
the
gee.
provements.
Julio. Amber. meet)
Mrs. harry Dunitz, honoring
weaker at thenestng of the local
DANCING ORGANIZED
0. G. Remien. for 12 years as-
Feb
her son's birthday.
chapter of Hadaseah en Wednesday,
A class in tap dancing for chil- sistant manager, was appointed
6. at the Wert Side Shale. A luncheon
Mrs.
Sidney
Wallace,
in
honor
dren between the ages of 5 and manager of the store.
1. planned with Mrs. Philip Allen a.
of their 13th wedding anniver-
chairman.
7 is being organized at the Jewish
sary.
Community Center. The class LIBRARY TO BE OPEN
Mrs A. If. Nollenbert, chairman of
Mrs. William Roth, a contribu-
will meet every Thursday at 4
the School Luncheon Fund. entsrtins4
ON TUESDAY MORNINGS
tion to be used for school lunches.
her committee at a delightfully appoint-
p. m. on the stage in the Center
Mrs. I. Davidson, in memory of
at her home on Cambridge
ed unheon
lc
gym. Registrations for the class,
Blvd tut Tuesdai.
her father-in-law.
Arrangements have been made
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are now being taken at the Center
Mrs. Harry Rosman, in memory
by the Shaarey Zedek Library to
The following Grand Reside People
office.
are planning to IFILV. for Miami Beach of her father.
have the reading room open on
• • •
r.et week: Mrs. Harry Gittlen end son
Mrs. David Sidder, Mrs. L. San- NEW TERM BEGINS FOR
Tuesdays from 10 a. m. to 1 p.
Maier, Mrs Ed. Moults. and Mr. ad
Mrs. A A Ginsborg.
delman, Mrs. J. W. Kleinsmith, SOCIAL DANCING CLASSES 1 m. The borrowing facilities will
Mrs.
G.
Morse,
Mrs.
E.
Krell,
Pad... President of Illetrict
A new term in spent dancing also be available during these
I
No. I of 1111.1 !Erbil. and Mrs Fadear cpmmemorsting Mrs. L. Morris'
classes will begin at the Jewish hours.
were genet. here tart Wednesid.. when brother, Morris Baumgarth and
Miss Minnie Cohen of the staffs
Community Center at 7 p. m., on
Psileay addraa ✓d the FEW Writh
at the m-eting honoring P.M presidents. Sol DeYoung.
Feb. 16. This class is open to 1 of the United Hebrew Schools and
Mr. and lira hide.wen dinner truest.
the Shaarey Zedek, has been en-
all
young
men
and
women
inter-
eir wives at the
of the office . and
their
gaged to act as librarian on
Pentilnd Hotel. and later ' ere •nt•r- Hi-Hatters' Valentine Dance ested in learning how to dance.,
Tuesdays. These provisions have
, tineA .t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
This Sunday
The term lasts for 10 weeks.,
1.1,1 E. melee
been made primarily to serve the
Ili-Hatters, a group of univer- There is no charge to full mem-,
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Friedman. feu- sity students, will sponsor a ore- hers of the Center, and only • 50, Hebrew reading public as well as
merry of this city. who are now making
those who are unable to use the
their home In Toledo. were limbers her. Valentine dance on Sunday. Feb. cent charge to social members.
Library at any other time.
• • •
last 11/14.11.
9, at the Stotler Hotel. Blanche
Fezzey will be featured with CENTER HANDBALL TEAM
The Mst•rhood of Temple Emanuel
Receive
Applications for All-
has planned • brIdge•tca to he held Jimmy Higgins and his WWJ or- HAS NOT BEEN BEATEN
Wed/lend.. Feb 11. at lIwpolstreirner• chestra. Aaron Jseobs, chair-
Jewish Baseball Team
The Jewish Community Cen-'I
W. Room.
The All-Jewish baseball team
man of the dance, announced that ter's handball team, which is com-'
The neet 11a4awsh luncheon meeting the dance will feature leap year posed of member of the Center's, will take applications for member-
will ha held at the West aids shale
business
and
professional
group.;
ship
for the season of 1936. Ap-
novelties.
614. L.• Warsaw will introdu. Julius
At the last meeting Ervin Gold- has an enviable record. The ply at 8934 Twelfth Si. upstairs.
It At/atm& swot 'seeker Mr. IshIlID
Alien. rh•Irman. and her committee will ing, Jack Lipson and Alex Kraft team has played the Hannan and between the hours of 7 to 9 p. m.
foresee and eery. in the mann. of the
were appointed u a committee Western Y teams and • team ; Players signed are Lester Miller,
dietary luncheons Derves1 In Palestine
to formulate plans for a forma from the Knights of Columbus , Saul Borden, Sam Katz. The
Mr and Mra hank X geldroan of
dinner-dance to be held on Feb and has not lost a match with I team is sponsored by United
•
'..bridge Blvd left lead week fur
15 at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
any of the teams played. Return1Dairies.
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Grand Rapids Notes

Me.

Three-Week-Old Child
Brought to Children's
Home by Messenger Boy

The case committee of the
Child Care Bureau and the
Jewish Children's Home is act-
ing on the future of a three-
weeks-old girl who was brought
to the Jewish Children's Home
on Tuesday and placed in its
care.
The child was handed to Wil-
bur Bennett, a newsboy, on
the corner of Dexter and Chi-
cago, with instructions to take
it, in a basket, to the home. A
note was attached stating that
the parents are Jews.

DR. LEON BLOCH
TO GIVE BALLIN
MEMORIAL TALK

Dr. Leon Bloch, of Chicago, will
be the sixth speaker in the Dr.
Max Bailin Memorial Lecture
series when he will address the
physicians of greater Detroit on
Thurday evening, Feb. 13, at 8:30
o'clock, at the Brown Memorial
Chapel of Temple Beth El. Dr.
Bloch is attending physician on
the staff of Michael Reese Hospital
and assistant clinical professor at
Rush Medical College, Chicago,
III. His subject will be, "Non
Castro-Intestinal Diseases Simu-
lating Gastro-Intestinal Diseases
(Excluding Neurosis)."
The Dr. Max Bailin Memorial
Lectures compose one feature of
the three part educational program
conducted under the auspices of
North End Clinic, They are open
to the medical, dental and allied
professions of Wayne County.
North End Clinic is a participant
in the Detroit Community Fund
and a member of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation.

Council Volunteer
Bureau to Sponsor
All - Day Institute

Will Be Held at Temple Beth El
Neat Monday, with Butzel

Presiding

The Detroit Section of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Women has organized
a Volunteer Service Bureau under
the chairmanship of Mrs. A. J.
Levin.
The new bureau will have an
all-day institute on Monday, Feb.
10, at Temple Beth El, starting
at 11 a. m. Fred M. Butzel will
preside. Mrs. Leopold Mayer will
speak on "The Place of the Vol-
unteer in the Community."
Following the luncheon, talks
will be given by Mrs. Florence
Booth of Wayne University on
"Social Work in Detroit" and Mra.
Joseph H. Ehrlich on "The Volun-
teer in the Jewish Agencies." Mr.
Butzel will then summarize the
entire program. A nominal ffee
will be charged for the lunch and
reservations may be made by call-
ing Columbia 0405. All members
are urged to attend.
The Volunteer Service Bureau
was orgapized to provide suitable
training for the many young
women who wish something worth
while to do at regular times and
to place them with the many agen-
cies who always need capable
workers. Classes for volunteers
will be provided throughout the
year. The chairman of the Volun-
teer Service Bureau, Mrs. Levin,
is eager to contact all Council
members and will be found at 89
Rowena St. every Tuesday be-
tween 11 and 1 or in the afternoon
by appointment.

Maimonides Formal
Affair on Feb. 23

The Maimonides Medical So-
ciety and its Women's Auxiliary,
announces its annual formal din-
ner-dance to be held Sunday eve-
ning, Feb. 23, at Hotel Stetter.
An enjoyable evening has been
planned by the entertainment
committee. Favors will be pre-
seted to the ladies. Members may
invite their friends. Reservations
can be made by calling Mrs. R. J.
Mendelssohn, No. 7026, or Dr. A.
S. Rogoff, 'To. 8-7773.

Highlights in Report of the
Great West Life

SCHOOLS OBSERVE Gewerkschaften
Campain is On
JEWISH ARBOR DAYI

B. Zuckerman to Address Various
Organization.

Chamisho Osor b'Shvat Is an
Occasion for Celebration
by Hebrew Students

Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, which
takes place Sunday, Feb. 8, will
be celebrated by the United He-
brew Schools in the traditional
manner: By contributing a cer-
tain amount of money to the Na-
tional Fund for the purchase of
trees in Palestine, and by arrang-
ing parties at which Palestinian
fruit will be nerved as refresh-
ments.
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat is
known as the Rosh Ilashonah of
the trees. There is a beautiful
custom which is related in the
Talmud. Whenever a boy seas
born, a cedar tree was planted;
when a girl was born a cypress
tree was planted. When the chil-
dren grew up and were given in
marriage, the branches of the
trees furnished the poles for the
wedding canopy, Chuppall. This
is how the land of Israel was
plentiful of trees and became fa-
mous for its beautiful orchards
and fine forests.
In our own days, as soon as the
Chalutzim commenced to rebuild
the Jewish Homeland, they im-
mediately decided that if Pales-
tine was to be rebuilt, it must
again become the land of the trees
and tree planting became a very
important duty. The Jewish Na-
tional Fund, which is the land
buying agency in Palestine for
the Jewish people, is responsible
for the beautiful forests which
have been planted of late iu Pal-
estine, such as Ilerzl Forest,
Balfour Forest, Washington For-
est, etc.

M. ASHER WILL GIVE
FEDERATION NEWS ON
JEWISH RADIO FORUM

A resume of Jewish news of the
week will be presented by Morton
Ashner in his broadcast of the
Federation Newsgram, over sta-
tion WJBK on Sunday evening,
Feb. 9, at 6:30 p. m.
The Federation Newsgram,
which brings to the radio audience
the latest activities of Jewish Wel-
fare Federation agencies, is a
regular weekly feature of the
Jewish Radio Forum, conducted
by Aaron Kurland.

Y. M. J. A. Donates
to Old Folks' Home

"You have given unselfishly-
and the prayers of blessing which
you will receive from the assem-
blage of the Jewish Old Folks'
Home will be truly merited." This
is the gist of Gus D. Newman's
speech of acceptance from Irving
Gluklick president of the Young
Jewish
ewish Association, of a
check covering the net proceeds
of the play recently presented by
that organization. The presenta-
tion took place at the second an-
nual dinner-dance of the Y. M. J.
A. held at the Barium Hotel Sun-
day evening, Feb. 2. Another
presentation of a gift from the
Young Men's Jewish Association
took place at the Jewish Com-
munity Center Tuesday afternoon
when Mr. Gluklick presented a
check covering one specific case
to Mrs. A. Cohen of the Eva
l'renzlauer Maternity Aid.
The toastmistress at the dinner
was Miss Hannah Ferman. Male
members of the cast were pre-
sented with belts and buckles with
their initials engraved thereon
through the courtesy of the Rob-
ert Lewis Belt and Buckle Com-
pany of Cincinnati. The recipi-
ents were: Adolph Silver, Richard
Idelsohn, Harry Weingarden, Gil-
bert Mark, Ilarvey Zeman, Joseph
Messenger and Jack Jackman.
The girls in the cast were pre-
sented with initial engraved corn-
pacts presented to them by the
Y. M. J. A. Those receiving the
compacts were: Misses Helen
Jackman, Helen Mark, Shirley
Wain, Lee Rosin, Edna Rosen-
man, Lillian Shapiro, Estelle and
Frances Gluklick. Mrs. E. Jack-
man, at whose home all prelimi-
nary rehearsals were held, was
presented with a cut glass fruit
bowl.
Miss Ferman read a telegram
to Paul Horowitz from Dr. Jack-
man advising the inspection of
the gymnasium. The speakers
were Philip Cherrin, Dr. Jackman,
Morris Kosak, Mr. Newman, and
Jack Lawson.
Several impromptu acts were
presented by club members. Gil-
bert Mark presented a Mexican
skit, followed by Al Fox, who
gave his specialty dance. Joe Mes-
senger recited "The Battle of
Soissons," Julie Friedman gave an
harmonica eolo, Ben Friedman
sang, accompanied by Maurice J.
Pastor, Ilarvey Zeman, Gilbert
Mark and Al Fox.
Marvin Raskin is chairman of
the entertainment committee, and
Jack Lawson is his assistant.
Meetings of the Young Men's
Jewish Association are being held
every Sunday afternoon at the
Barium Hotel.

The 44th annual statement of
the Great-West Life Assurance
Company, published elsewhere in
this issue, by II. Ilimelstein, who
represents the company in this
district, will be of particular in-
terest to policyholders and friends
of the company. The advance fig-
ures show an encouraging outlook
for the current year.
Highlights of the report show
that business now in force amounts
to $570,774,224; new business for
the year just ended was $50,667,.
747; total income amounted to
$26,531,468. Assets have in-
creased by $5,350,767, and now
stand at the impressive total of
$143,595,896, against the liabili-
ties, chiefly in the form of policy-
holders' reserves, which amount
to $137,243,371. In this connec- Junior Players' Guild Will
tion it is interesting to note that
Produce Three Plays
since it began operations in 1892
he Great-West Life has paid out
i
The
Junior Players Guild of
to policyholders and bneficiaries
B'nai Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
almost 8170,00,000.
at
Lawrence,
is busily engaged in
The business outlook for 1936
is reported to show considerable the production of three plays to
be
given
in
the
near future. One
improvement, and optimism as to
the outlook of the company is play, "Thank You, Doctor," is to
given for the Father and Son
expressed.
banquet on Feb. 18. The cast will
announced next week.
Jewish Children's Home, Old be An
original play, a tragedy, is
Folks' Home, Enter-
being written by Rodelle Broder,
tained by Shriners
Sylvia Zingeser and Joseph Koro-
nov.
The boys and girl sof the Jew-
Plans for a spring frolic, which
ish Children's home and the men will include several one-act plays
and women of the Jewish Old and a dance, are being discussed.
Folks' Home are among those en-
tertained by the Shrine Club of Shaarey Zedek S•aday School
Detroit at the Shrine Circus. now
Plant. Trees in the Memory
•
in progress at the huge Coliseum
of Dr. Hershman'. Father
at the State Fair grounds.
The 19 star acts at this year's
The Shaarey Zedek Sunday
circus include performances by School planted five trees in Pales-
animals, clowns, men on the fly- tine, through the Jewish National
ing trapeze.
Fund, In memory of A. L. Hersh-
It is plenned to entertain 15,000 man, father of Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
inmates of institutions, transpor- man.
tation to be provided by Shrines.
The circus will continue through
There are 7,000 German Jewish
Sunday, Feb. 16.
refugees in New York.

Promising results are already
evident for this year's Gewerk-
schaften Campaign for $10,000.
This is especially true in the case
of organizations participating in
this campaign. The campaign corn-
mitte is utilizing the method in-
troduced two years ago to a much
greater extent this year. It con-
sists of holding educational Pales-
tine evenings at the meetings of
various constituent organizations.
This serves both to stimulate in-
terest and to dispense information.
The first of these evenings was
held last Monday night at the
meeting of the TilliesCitrin-Kiss-
line ,. Aid Society, where D. Zislin
addressed the group and William
Hordes presented readings of the
works of Sholom Aleachem and
Chaim Nachman Bialik. Madam
Anna Warren and Jack Lefton,
noted Detroit singers, who ren-
dered several solos. In addition
to pledged quota of this organiza-
tion, $25 was raised at this meet-
ing.
Harry Schumer reports a meet-
ing at his z.ffices witt his own team
and several guests, among whom
were William Klafer and Arthur
Kaminsky. Rabbi J. Sperkgad-
dressed the meeting in. English,
and Samuel Sott in Yiddish. The
sum of $500 was raised at this
meeting.
To further the effectiveness of
the campaign, Baruch Zuckerman,
Palestinian representative, will ar-
rive in Detroit on Feb. 17. He will
remain here for a week, during
which time he will lecture before
various o.ganizations.

Chanukas Habayis
of Six-Mile Road
School on Feb. 9

The Six Mile Road Talmud
Torah and Community Center is
sponsoring a Chanukas Habayis,
which is to take place Feb. 19, at
Brush and Minnesota. The entire
Jewish community is preparing to
make this an outstanding affair
of the season.
T h e arrangement committee
which is under the leadership of
F. Meisenberg invites all members
and friends to this celebration.
The building was purchased back
from the mortgage company, this
being the reason for this affair.
Supper will be served at 6:30
p. m. and will be followed by
prominent speakers and dancing.
The committees are headed by
the following members: Arrange.
ment, Philip Meisenberg; recep-
tion, Mr. and Mrs. A. Shusterman;
refreshments and flowers, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Gecker; tickets, Mes-
dames Pauline and Feierstein; re-
servations, Mr. and Mrs. Gold-
stein; chairman of the evening,
L. Beiner; treasurer, L. Briber.

Music Study Club
Children's Party

The Music Study Club will give
a Valentine party at the Chil-
dren's Hospital on Wednesday,
Feb. 12, at 2:30 p. in. The children
will be entertained by movies pro-
vided by the Variety Club and
dancers from "The Stars of To-
morrow," furnished by the Roth
Studies of Stage and Radio Art.
This program, which the philan-
thropic group has been planning
for some time and with the utmost
care, Is in charge of Mrs., Davis
H. Cole and Mrs. Samuel Carver,
who will furnish the refreshments
and favors.

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Ponies., Notts

On Sunday, Feb 0, at 10,41, lir. Leo
M. Franklin will deliver the eernIon
on the martinet, "Where is Judaletn
Heading?"
KAMA Leon Frani will at-m.1ml um- -
Ires on Sabbath, Feb. Id lie will speak
on tie uldert: 'The lied Sea"
On Feb. DI, at 10:11, Rabbi Frern
will rw•cupy the pulpit. He has thown
an hie isublect. "The Jew la Arnerlia."
Temple For..
TI1101U•Y
night, Fula 11. the Temple
Forum will preeent an extremely Int.-
Ins lecture by Arthur Garfield Hare
Ills .inject will be - Adventure. In the
Fight for Freedom In the United
State."
liming People's Temple CIA:
The dramatic gram/ of the Young
Penpl•'• Temple Club will present three
one-ai t play• on Feh. 5 In the Temple
chalet Foll,mlni the play. • metal
hour will be bold in the social hall.
51.'4 Temple (In ► t
The annual Prather and Son banquet
under the .1mph-se of the Mena Temple
Club will lake • place on Wednesday,
Feb. IR, in the social hall of the Temple.
Beth E.1 College el Jewish Stagiest
Beth El College of Jewish Studies
Invites you to attend visitor's night.
Monday, Feb. 10. Session. are held from
I to O. and 5 to 10.
Sleferbood Notem
Tuesday, Feb. 11. the Sisterhood
monthly meeting will take place In the
form of a complimentary dessert lunch-
eon at 11,30 p .111.. followed by • talk
by Dona.- Fuldrulm. whom ambits-I
will he, "Merry Go Round of Europe. -

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Junior League of Shaarey
Zedek

The Junior League met Sunday
afternoon, Feb. 2. At the business
meeting the president, Nathaniel
Holtzman, resigned because he is
leaving the city.
A baseball picture and a Walt
Disney "Silly Symphony" was
shown. This was followed by danc-
ing to an 11-piece orchestra, for
the remainder of the meeting.
There is still room in the organ-
ization for a few more members.
Anyone interested in becoming a
member, who is from 15 to 18 years
old, may do so by addressing a
postcard to Donald Simon, 2990
Tuxedo Ave.
Anyone interested in dramatics
is invited to attend a meeting of
the dramatic group on Thursday,
Feb. 8, in room 202 at 8 In m,
when a cast for the play "Summer
Interlude" will be chosen.

Ladies Lechem Aniyim Post-
pones Bazaar

The Detroit Ladies Lech em
Aniyim 14.•sar that was to be held
at Beth Tfilah Emanuel, on Satur-
day end Senday, Feb. 8 and 9, has
bren postponed until Saturday and
Sunday, March 21 and 22, at Beth
Tfilah Emanuel, T a ytor and
Woodrow vellum Ayes, for an un-
avoidable reason.
The 18th annual Yaresfest will
be held on March 1, at Beth TSlah
Emanuel. Dinner at 7 p. m.