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Beautiful Property

HARMON, 207

lineal of Ile Oro In this city.
Nearly new 22 apts. glazed the

a rm. frame antes between John
It tied Brush. H. A. trot, I-car
gang{.
ewer.' amid.... (Ink

lobby, marble stairs, carpeted
refrigenstIon„ mtllque walla,

esperlor construction, a digaltled
espermise property In an out-
standing location, N. Irmalentrd.

Income user 810,000, no sweatarles
for two year, Enjoy tiling Item

take pride In ownershlp,1Preeent

oWlirr ontv reftived $112.000. Now
20,000, only 213,500 foe deed
and name safe Ins. Co. mtg.
for hal, We believe In title Pall.
arty. we are positive IPl 1) tndt'e
best boy for the mosey.

Large Apt. Home
strictly modern like new.

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beautiful room% with full tiled
bathe & ohower., Oen. Electric
✓efrig., stoker, prIlale porches

Itesponable tenon!. with their
own Period furniture, ()dental
run etc. Contenient N. ll'oodward
location. A 213.000 valve for
235.000 with s7,001 down.

16 Apts.

Contenient corner. Modern 3-sty.
n11 3 room*, fine condition. Elect.
early., built in tube. avower.,
blown valet tolleta Sold for 2100,-
000 former mtg. $50,000„ Entire
price now 230,000, only $6,000
down. No mwnpetillon on title one.

Remember there are no dopll•
cafee. When they or* gone. the) .4a
gone. MR. 11E14•111tD,

Homer Warren & Co.

REALTORS
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Prices will be higher

Buy Now-Payments Plus
Taxes Are Less Than Rent

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Cherry 4040

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p435 LITERNOIS at Grand River
IlOnszth 3850

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250 Buhl Bldg. Cherry 9220

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The annual meeting and luncheon of
the Sisterhood of Beth El wan an-
nounced for M•Y 13, at the meeting held
Wedneeday in the Temple andel hall.
Mrs. Ellis warren presided, calling on
standing committee heads for mutual
reporte.

offer

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single, steam heat, 2-car
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steam heat, 2-car. gar.
$5,950.00

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REALTY MOT. Itawdolph 5303

PRAGUE LWNS) - An sail-
Semitic coogr%se milled by Nazi*
for °risen, Bohemia, has been
prohibited by the Czechoslovakian
government.

These services were among the
finest and most impressively in-
spiring in years.

During the absence of Theodore
Leibovitz, president of the Junior
Congregation, Alvin August, vice
president, occupied the president's
chair.
Throughout the holidays, the
duties of cantor were most caP•
ably discharged by Samuel Krohn
and Jerome Sonenklar.
On the first day of Pesach,
there were two visitors present -
Emil Pelchek and Albert Gordon,
students of the Hebrew Union
College at Cincinnati, who were
the guest speakers. The following
day, Charles Friedgood was the
speaker.

A succeeaul affair wan the and Party
sponsormi by the Sisterhood of Beth
lame! Wednesday night at the Jewish
Community Center, when it MM., par-
(Whaled In B. game.. Individual table
priaee were awarded, and refreehments
.1110,1 later In the evening. Contributing
meta wag Benjamin 'Begin, who played
violin selections, aecotnpanied by MM.
Julie For.
The date for the annual spring frolic
to be given by this group was ad for
May II, and committees arranging this
will be announced later.

Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home

The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of the fol-
lowing donations:
Mrs. L. Rosenthal, 1479 Virginia
Park,
'Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, 3226
Webb Ave.
Mrs. M. Mainis.
Mrs. Irene Switkin, 2068 Cort-
land.
Mrs. J. W. Allen, 2305 Ifoston
Blvd.
Mrs. Minnie Goldstein, 1226 Na-
tional Bank, in memory of hus-
band, Harry Goldstein,
MISS Zelle Morris, 2454 Blaine,
in memory of father, Jacob M.
Morris.

Miss Joyce Davis Named
Local Representative of
Lake of Wood Camp

Mies Joyce Davis has been offi-
cially appointed as the local repre-
sentative of Lake of the Woods
Camp, a camp for boys and girls,
one of the outstanding camps In
Michigan, which is ideally located
on Lake of the Woods, in Decatur,
Mich.
Miss Davis is a well-known mem-
ber of the staff at Temple Beth El,
where she has been affiliated for
the past four years in the capacity
of dramatics director. Her many
activities have brought her in con-
tact mainly with primary, inter-
mediate and junior high school
students.
She has successfully produced
numerous religious and educational
plays, including Bible stories, fest-
ival pageants and folk plays and
her work with younger people is
outstanding.
Miss Davis is a graduate in-
structor of dramatic art and as
dramatics counsellor at Lake of
the Woods camp, she will offer a
variety of entertaining and amus-
ing projects to all camp members,
such as play production, stagecraft
(including (scene design, costuming,
make-up, lighting effects, etc.) and
special courses in diction and inter-
mediative reading. The plays that
Miss Davis will produce this sum-
mer will be beneficial, yet wholly
entertaining to all the boys and
girl. in the camp.'
Those interested in camp this
season are invited to communicate
with her at 816 Pingree Ave., or
phone her at Trinity 2-3465.

By VICTORIA B. ROE
Director, City College of Beauty
Culture

1. Rose water, fine ounce; Co-
legne water, one ounce; sulphate
of zinc, 20 grains. Shake well to-
gether and apply with absorbent
cotton after washing the face or
after massage with cream.
2. Rose water, three ounces;
elder - flower
water, two
ounces; sul-
phate of zinc,
30 grains;
simple tincture
of benzoin, 10
drops.
a. Cucum-
ber juice, one
and one-half
ounces; tinc-
ture of ben-
zoin, 1 dram;
Cologne water
one ounce; el-
der flower wa-
ter, six ounces.
4. Camphor
Victoria B. Roe
water,
a ter, five
minces; tannic
acid, 15 grains; witch-hazel, three
ounces. To make camphor water,
dissolve one-quarter ounce of
powdered camphor in live ounces
of distilled water or rose water.

ALTMAN'S JEWISH HOUR

PARIS (WNS) - Baron Al-
fred Guinzberg, scion of one of the
Saul L. Schlesinger, founder
most prominent Jewish families of and director of the Shaarey Zedek
Czarist Russia and former presi- Children's Theater, has joined the
dent of the Community of Russian staff of Camp Wigman, a summer
Jews in Paris, is dead here at the
age of 71. Grandson of Horace
Guinzberg, one of the first Jews to
be given a baronetcy in Russia,
Baron Alfred fled to Paris after
the Revolution. In Paris he had
lived in straitened circumstances
because the family's fortune had
been sequestrated in Russia. He
was a nephew of David Guinzberg,
whose famous library of Judaica
and Ilebraica is now part of the
National Jewish Library in Pales-
tine.

BENNY FRIEDMAN

football coach at the College of
the City of New York for another
year, according to an announce-
ment by President Frederick B.
Robinson. His salary will be paid
by the board of high education.
Last year, his first as City College
gridiron mentor, his salary was
raised through alumni subscrip-
tions.

Last Saturday, Miss Rose
Rosenthal delivered an inspiring
talk on "The Song of Songs". On
the last two days of Passover,
Sam Hertzberg and Miss Mildred
Gerson addressed the Congrega-
tion. Last Tuesday, Rabbi H. M.
Hershman delivered a sermon for
the benefit of the Junior Congre-
gation. It pertained to the vital
necessity and importance of Heb-
rew education.

Those who are planning to en-
ter the Junior Congregation essay
contest should turn in their es-
Nathan D. Metzer's Name says to Abe Gordon, sponsor of
Inscribed in Golden Book the Junior Congregation, as soon
as possible. The final deadline is
Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau, chair- May 1.
man of the Jewish National Fund
committee, announces that a group
of about 60 friends of the late LEVE WILL ADDRESS
THE WEINBERG HOUR
Nathan D. Metzger subscribed an
amount totalling $125 to the Jew-
S. J. Leve, the director of the
ish National Fund in his memory.
Land was purchased for $100 Bureau of Investigation of the
and the balance of the money was Wayne County Board of Auditors,
used to plant trees.
will be heard this Sunday over
The name of Nathan David
Metzger has been inscribed in the
Golden Book of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund in Palestine and a
copy has been received by the lo-
cal chapter inscribed as follows:
"Nathan David Metzger, inscribed
by his friends. A sincere friend,
a good Zionist, and for his many
years of devotion to communal
affairs."

Track, Field Meets of Center
on April 21 and 28

The

Jewish Community Center's
second annual track and field meet
sponsored by the health and physi-
cal education department of the
Center will be held on Tuesday,
April 21, for Sub-Senior Boys, and
on Tuesday, April 28, for Inter-
mediate Boys.
Both meets will be held at
Northern High School on the above
dates at 9:30 p. m. The events will
be a 25 yard dash, 220 yard dash,
potato race, standing broad jump,
standing hop, step and jump, and
a running high jump.
Each contestant may enter two
dash events, two field events and
relay. Four men from each club
may enter each event.
Entries for the meet must be in
on April 14 for the Sub-Seniors,
and April 21 for Intermediates.

S. J.

LEVE

•
Weinberg's Jewish Hour, Station
WJBK, between 10:30 and 12
noon.
This Sunday's program will be
the celebration of the first anni-
versary of the flower girl, Miss
Dorothy Stoller. A medley of her
best folk songs have been arranged
for this celebration.
Mrs. Anna Warren, member of
the Ilalevy Hazomir Singing So-
16 N. Y. A. Non-Students ciety,
will be heard in Yiddish
Form Club at Center
folk eonr,s. -Attorney Isaac Finkel-
stein will give the Jewish news
An interesting group of 16 non- flashes.
students who are working under
Harry Weinberg will, as usual,
the N. Y. A. have been organized direct and announce this program.
into a club at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center, The club meets every
Friday.
Hans Herz!, the only son of
The group plans to carry opt a Theodor Herzl, was converted to
regular club program. To date Catholicism. In 1930 he committed
they had a talk on "Youth in the suicide.
Next War" and visited Radio Sta-
tion 1V1VJ on a vocation,' tour.

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Luncheon April 22

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Morris Weinstein, chairman of the
committee, that final plans are
completed for the spring luncheon
bridge, sponsored by the Hebrew
Ladies Aid Society, on Wednes-
day afternoon, April 22, at
Deutsch's Restaurant, 900 Lin-
wood Ave. Prizes will be given.
Tickets can be obtained from any
member or at the door. The pro-
ceeds will be used for emergency
relief to cases brought to the at-
tention of the society.

Altman's Jewish Hour, to be
broadcast from 12 noon to 1:30
P. is., over Station WMBC, will
feature Mr. and Mrs. Leo Joseph-
se • famous Jewish actors, accom-
panied by Miss Helen Slpkina.
Mr. Altman's hoar broadcast on
J. B. Lippincott has contracted
Monday evening, from it to 8:30,
win (estate the WMBC orchestra, for the autobiography of Helen
Jacobs, the tennis star.
directed by Leo Field,

Gifts - Toys

No German Goods Sold

Rent • Book-3c a Day

Club Rooms to Relit

Club Exchange 10220 Dexter

Eisenman's Pharmacy

formerly located at
115111 Dexter Blvd
Is Now Located at
5301 JOHN II COR. IIENDRIE
All Prewriptions Filled by Ve Will
lie Carefully Beetled and Belisered
CALI, TRINITY 1-11316

CLASSIFIED

SAUL

L SCHLESINGER

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
9050.

camp for boys and young men b-
BE KIND to your feet and they
aited in Maine.
will be kind to you. Let us build
This exclusive camp for Jewish
you a pair of arches that will
boys, under the direction of Ar-
hold the structure of your foot
nold M. Lehman, 666 West Euclid
100 per cent. We make them
Ave., and Abraham Mandelstam,
to order to fit the individual
40 W. 72nd St., New York City,
foot, at a cost no higher than
offers all forms of athletics as
ready-made arches, with a money-
well as music, nature study, photo-
back guarantee. M. KANER
graphy, and so forth, under the
SHOE REPAIR, only true ghee
competent direction of recognized
refitter in State of Michigan,
authorities in each field.
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
A private showing of movies
son.
taken at Camp Wigwam by Mr
Schlesinger is scheduled for the BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL
evening of Thursday, April 23 and
ladies or gentlemen desirous of
Sunday afternoon, April 26. Com-
making acquainttnce for the
plimentary tickets are available
purpose of matrimony, write Box
for educators and parents inter-
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
ested in the subject of summer
Strictly confidential.
activities for boys by calling Mr.
Schlesinger at Townsend 8-7291. YOUNG MAN desires room in
home of small family. Home
privileges. Near 14th bus line
Club Exchange Denies Buy- preferred.
Write full particulars
ing or Selling German
to Box 10, Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
Goods

FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
Club Exchange of 10220 Dex-
with private family. Suitable for
ter Blvd., accused of showing and
1 or 2 ladies or couple. Monterey
selling German gift goods, denies
Hogarth 8575.
emphatically having purchased or
offered for sale German goods DO YOU WISH TO GET AC-
for more than two and one-half
QUAINTED for matrimonial
years. It invites Jewish commit-
purposes through a strictly con-
tees to visit the store and see
fidential party? For a personal
for themselves the truth of the
and private interview, write Box
denial.
22, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
A confirmation of this statement
may be found on file with the MINERAL BATHS-Treatments
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
League for Human Rights, 807
tism, sciatiea and colds. Also
David Stott Bldg., Cherry 6906.
Turkish and reducing baths.
The denial was made for Club
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 Front
Exchange by Mrs. Helene Singer
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd). Randolph
and Mrs. Alma Fisher.
6741.

Aleph Fraternity's Dance on
May 24

Is a Customer Kept"

Our interest in a customer does not end with
the completion of a sale-it merely begins.

GINSBERG

Motor Sales

Satles

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for one or two in private
home. Good transportation. 2016
Taylor, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, upstairs.

"Camp Kinderwelt" of Chelsea,
Mich., is now making preparations
for its 8th camp season.
Last year was the most success-
ful season the camp has ever' had.
The number of campers nearly
doubled, and many were not ac-
cepted because of lack of apace.
This season new bungalows are
being built to accommodate an
even larger increase of campers.
The staff, which consists of ex-

Service

OPEN EVENINGS & SUNDAYS

Always More Than 250 Desirable Used Cars for Sale

12515.45 GRATIOT AVE.

PINGREE 6400

USED CAR STORE, 3920 WOODWARD AVE.

B'nai Moshe Jr. Y. P. S. To
Meet Sunday

GUARD •
AND
YOUR V BE
EYES • SAFE

The Junior Young People's So-
cial Club of the B'nai Moshe Syn-
agogue met Sunday, April 12.
An entertainment committee
was appointed to plan entertain-
ment to be presented at the next
open meeting, Sunday, April 19.
Plans for the ''Millionairies
Party", which was postponed due
to the holidays, are still in pro-
gress. A definite date will be an-
nounced soon.

With Health-Llte Glasses

Eyes examined, glasses fitted

by registered specialists at
pries you can afford to pay.

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MURRAY'S
1119

GRISWOLD ST.

Neat to Meseta a.. atiddgeo An.

Philomathic Debating Club

The Philomathic Debating Club
met on Sunday at the Philadelphia-
Byron Hebrew School. The pro-
gram of the afternoon was a sym-
posium on the question of the pres-
ent-day assimilation of the Jew.
Harry Jacobs, Richard Kramer,
Philmore Leemon and Nathan Ep-
stein participated in the program.
Leemon was elected best speaker.

MORE PEOPLE
ARE CHANGING TO
I

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THE 111111 194 THE GRIM SOTTLI

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THAN TO ANY OTHER
BEER IN AMERICA

JACOB S. BLITZ

Funeral services for Jacob S.
Blitz, 60 Collingwood Ave. were
held Friday, April 10, in Gilbert's
Funeral Home, 81 Delaware Ave.
Burial was in Elmwood Cemetery.
Mr. Blitz died April 8, in the
Federal Bldg. He was born in
Louisville, Ky., 66 years ago and
came to Detroit 35 years ago to
enter the employ of Johnson &
Johnson, manufacturers of surgi-
cal supplies. For many years,
until his death, he was in charge
of the company's hospital divis-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished ion. He leaves a brother, Samuel
room for one or two gentlen.e. S. Blitz, and two sisters, Mrs.
Reasonable. 2037 Hazelwood William G. Schopp and Mrs. Sam-
Ave., downstairs.
uel H. Cohen, all of Louisville.

Aleph Fraternity's fifth annual
summer dance will be held Sun- FOR SALE - Beautiful Italian
Renaissance, dining room furni-
day, May 24. Dancing will be
ture, 6 needle point chairs, hand
held in the new outdoor dancing
made. 72 inch buffet, china cabi-
pavilion of the Jewish Community
net, serving table. Table, buffet
Center, presenting Frances Grin-
and serving table runners in-
nell and his Orchestra, formerly
eluded. Cost $200 to make set.
with Glen Gray and his Casa Lo-
Apply mornings, 2605 Elmhurst,
ma band. The dance committee
Apt. 306,
consists of Morris Serath, Morris
Schoenfeld and George Schwartz- WILL SHARE my
nice apartment
berg.
with another lady or employed
girl. Reasonable. More 'for com-
panionship. Agree, 2675 Roches-
Gifts to Old Folks' Home Building
ter, Apt. 102, near Linwood,
Fund
The Women's Auxiliary of the
FOR RENT - Nice, cozy, fur-
Jewish Old Folks Home received
nished room, for lady or gentle-
donations to the building fund
man by private family. No chil-
from the following:
dren. Reference. 2213 Hazel-
Mrs. Louis Levin and Mrs. Saul
wood. Garfield 1805-R.
B. Optner, Chicago, in loving
memory of Mrs. Malke Cohn.
FOR RENT-Two room furnished
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kanners,
apartment. Call mornings for in-
in honor of their 20th anniver-
formation, Townsend 7-6647.
sary.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wine.
FOR RENT - Furnished room
with six windows. Young couple
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellen-
preferred. Near car and bus.
stein.
2090 Pingree, Gendloff.

Sees no Solution to World Prob-
lem ■ Unless there is Square
Deal for Jews

"A Customer Made

WALLACE ROSENHEIM

Word of the death in New York
of Wallace Rosenheim, formerly
of Detroit, was received here
Thursday night, April 9, by Rabbi
Leo M. Franklin, of Temple Beth
E. Mr. Rosenheim, who was 68
years old, left here eight years
ago to take a position wilth the
‘?futual Benefit Life Insurance Co.
in Net , / York. He was formerl y
congregation treasurer and a
member of the board of trustees
at Temple Beth El and had been
active with the United Jewish
Charities and the Jewish Welfare
Federation. Funeral services were
held Sunday, April 12, in New
York. Surviving are his wife,
Minnie, and two children, Mrs.
Jane Mayer and Ilarold Rosen-
heim.

MRS. LENA WEISMAN

Dr. Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi
Leon Frans officiated at funeral
services for Mrs. Lena Weisman,
76 years old, Wednesday at Tem-
ple Beth El. Burial was in Wood-
mere Cemetery.
Mrs. Weisman died Tuesday in
her home at 2294 Calvert Ave.
She was born in Germany and
came to the United States 60
years ago. She had been a De-
troit resident for 26 years. She
was the wife of the late Louis
Weisman.
She leaves three daughters,
Mrs. Ben F. Sunshine, Mrs. N.
Edward Solomon, and Miss Eliza-
beth Weisman, and two sons, Al-
bert and Sidney Weisman.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (NCJC)
-'!There will be no solution to
world problems unless there is a
square deal for the Jew," the Rev. FOR RENT-Room or room and
board, by small refined family.
Charlie Taylor, popular evangelist
Near street car and bus line.
declared at the Second Baptist
Reasonable. Townsend 8-5672,
•Church here where he is conduct-
2951
Leslie Ave.
ing a revival. Mr. Taylor reviewed
the history of the Jewish people FOR RENT-Cheerfully furnished
from the time of Jacob through
room for lady or gentleman by
the ages to the present persecution
couple. Tuxedo near Dexter,
of the Jews in Germany under
H ogarth 6639,
DAVID TRAXLER
Hitler.
FOR RENT-Lovely room in home of 2665 W. Boston Blvd., 71 years
of refined couple. Shower , con- old, died on April 16. Funeral
services
were held
on April 17
tinuous hot water. Reasonable.
with interment
in Woodmere
Near Dexter bus and Fourteenth Cemetery. Dr. Leo M. Franklin
car line. 4069 W. Grand Ave.
I and Rabbi Leon Fram officiating.
Northlawn 7535.
perienced councilors and teachers,
He is survived by his wife, Rose;
is being increased. There will be FOR RENT - Nicely furnished three sons, Alvan, Joseph and Da-
special instructions for singing,
room in home of adults for a vid. Jr.; and six daughters, Car-
dramatics, swimming and handi-
gentleman. Good transportation. roll, Mrs. Irene Levene, Mrs. Ed.
craft.
2432 Pingree, Euclid 3092-W,
Linz, Mrs. Sam Convissor, Mrs.
The last camp reunion was held
FOR RENT-Five-room flat with Leo M. Brown, Mrs. P. C. Beatty.
on March 8. Many campers from
alcove, heat, light, gas included.
Detroit and other towns and cities
HARRY COHEN
Frigidaire,
of Michigan and Ohio met and
stall shower, newly of 2666 Pingree Ave. 40 years
decorated. Near bus and
spent an interesting evening sing-
street old, died on April 9. Burial took
car.
ing camp songs, presenting camp
Inquire after Saturday, I place in Troy, N. Y. He is sur-
2080 Clairmount, corner 14th,
skits, and recalling happy kinder-
vived by his mother, Mrs. Sarah
welt days.
and a sister, Mrs. Ida
HOME FOR AGED AND Cohen
Fares.

Camp Kinderwelt and Unser Camp
Preparing for the Coming Season

eaginaui Notre

Seventy-Mar gum.. enjoyed

a

delight-

71. 1.E:,,,evt17':21. -

1)ft.n

conducted the eervieee end the
ommittee In charge Included Mrs. Louis
Itsmhinek. a. chairman, Mrs. Jacob
Kanter, Met Joseph Mark, Mrs. Bernard
Kramer, Mr.. Ben Clinkston and Mrs.

,

Jame' Rich.

Rabbi David Cedarbaum will give •
diecomion of "The flyttbuk" for the sub-

lect of hie Friday evening sermon at
Temple Beth El on April 17.

After ,pending the winter In Califor-
nia, Mr. Alexander Philippe, Mrs. Harry
Ilirehherg and /Alm Zell. !merman have
returned to the city, Mr.. Phillips was
necompenied by the Mime. Rose and
Mamie Imnhoff who will be In Saginaw
for • month.

Mre. Samuel Heffner has returned from
Jacksonville, Florida. where she was the
guest of her eon end daughter and their
famillee, Sir, end Mr. Robert Selmer
and Mr. end Mrs. Hoare Lippmann.

Mr. and Mee, Lionst palms
left
Thursday for French 1,1. k, Indiana, for
seVetal week,' inc

A.

ROSENTHAL FAMILY CLUB

A Rosenthal Family Club met
Sunday, April 12.
The hostess
was Mrs. A. C. Clinton. It was
decided that the club have their
second annual card party at Jer-
icho Temple on Tuesday, May 2.
Tickets can be secured from any
of the members. There will be re-
freshments and prizes.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late David
Tucker wishes to thank their rela-
tives and friends for their kind-
ness and sympathy extended them
during their recent bereavement.
Special thanks to the Odessa So-
ciety, Halevy Singing Society and
David Horodoker Society..

Rev. Cantor
David Golden

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Appointment
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%VeddIng Ceretnee
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Monuments of Character

Manuel arbacb

Granite and Marble Monument.

7729 TWELFTH ST.

etLIJD 7191

DISABLED

A PLEDGE OF SERVICE

Gifts to North End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
thefollowing contributions:
In honor of the 60th birthday
of Julian Krolik from Masters
David and John and Mies Judy
Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kahn,
Mrs. Eleanor J. Ford, Mies Ellen
Ford, Miss Edith Ileavenrich,
Min Sadie Hirschman, Jew
F. Hirschman, Mr. and Mrs, Irv-
ing Hirschman, Mr. and Mrs. I.
R. Meyers.
In memory of Mrs. Ester
Striefling from Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hamburger.
For the supplementary medical
assistance fund for children from
Mrs. I. R. Meyer's Club and Mr.
Felix Mahler's Club.
For the Social Service Relief
Fund, in memory of Daniel T.
Crowley from Monroe Rosenfield.

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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.

The largest attendances that
ever attended services since the
group was organized, marked the
Junior Congregation's Passover
services.

The Junior Sisterhood of Temple
fleth EI niet with Mies Bedlie Krannick
WedneedaY, at her apartment In the
Hardy. The meeting end premided over
by Mien Elaine Goldstein, and plena were
made for a leap year dance to be given
on April 19 at the Temple eoctal hall.
A mother-daughter banquet in also be-
teg diecuesed fora dale to be announced
in May. Committees will be •Plmitited
later,

April 17, 1936

Schlesinger Joins
Wigwam Camp Staff

Junior Congregation of the
Shaarey Zedek Holds
Passover Services

A benefit bridge was announ. tql for
April 21 in the Temple .octal hall. with
Mrs. Jack Krause a an halnnnn.
The
program feature was a paper on "Yearn"
premented by Mrs. Arthur Pamernalt.
The tea was in charge of Mr. Pester-
task, madated by Mrs, Manuel
Mr, Krause. Mrs. Monroe Klein, Mr..
Milton Barris, Mr“. A. I.. Goldstine, Mn.
Its rind Flenbets and Mm. Mar Davie.
Mee Gilbert Fienberg and Mrs. Max
Davie poured.

Lotions for Enlarged Pores

Bondholders
Management, Inc.

NEW YORK (WNS) - Benny
Friedman, former All-American
quarterback at the University of
Michigan, has been reappointed

Moore and Sank Voir bale on bind
contract atilt low dom. payment.

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Friedman to Remain
City College Coach

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

'BARON GUINZBERG
CALLED BY DEATH

Sign This Card at Once and Become a Partner in
Moat Important Community Effort

Allied Jewish Campaign,
Room 1475, Hotel Statler,
Detroit, Mich.

I pledge my service. a. • solicitor in the 1936 Allied
Jewish Campaign of the Jewish Welfare Federation, (Induct-
ing the Old Folks' Home Building Fund). Since the cam•
Naga aaaaa isafion is divided into trade and professional
groups, 1 am indicating below the division in which I wish to
aerve.

Name trade or profession

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ADDRESS

PHONE NO.

Special attention given by prac-
tical nursing. P. Fisher, 1732
Taylor Ave., Trinity 2-0096,

IN MEMORIAM

Rev. Cantor

Jacob

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Silverman
In loving memory of our dear
SURGICAL
husband and father, Benjamin
Abramowitz,
who
passed
away
to Searle
ARENA GARDENS WRESTLING
two
Prattle.
Wrestling and other promoters years ago, April 3, 1934 (16 days
RecommendedIG
throughout the country could take in Adar).
Pbz stein. sad
No one knows the ',pent heartaehes
Iloepltate
page from the diary of Adam
Only thew who hat• law can tell
2903
Weissmuller of the Arena Gardens
And the tears that •r. ,bed in
silence
in the way of treatment accorded
Elmhurst
For the one we laced pa well
TO. 8.6539
their patrons and benefit by his
Sadly missed by his wife and
warriases
example.
children.
Performed
It has been his annual custom
on Christmas and New Years to
ahoy his appreciation for his pub-
lic's patronage by giving them a
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
special gratitude show at 44 cents
for all seats in the house, first
come, first served. Now he has
extended this to include an after-
Easter barges card at the same
price in which he offers four
bouts next Monday at the Arena.
To top the Easter card he has
signed Nango Singh, his Hindu
mat devil, and Jose Manuel, Por-
tagoese grappler for what he calls
e "revenge bout."
Enjoy Deehle-Mellow OLD GOLD Prize Tobacco with

7739 John R. St.

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