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Argo Oil Trucks
1,200 United Hebrew Schools' Pupils
Serve Thousands
Attend Showing of "Land of Promise"
..........
tie
A Desire for the Best
Is Leading Detroit Men
to Complete Their Spring Wardrobes with
Challenger
Suits
at '30
The best —we mean just that. Compare The
Challenger's finer materials, superior tailoring and
exacting fit with the best suits you've ever seen et
$30. You, too, will agree that The Challenger is
Detroit's outstanding clothing value at this price.
Variety of models and patterns. Size range complete.
Other Fine Values, $40 to $50
BAUMGARTNER'S
Your Next Car Should He a
LaSALLE
OLDSMOBILE
Margolii&Malone,Inc.
Oldsmobile & LaSalle
SALES d, SERVICE
OBITUARY
Women's Auxiliary
of the B'nai B'rith
Appointment
EUCLID 54941
Wedding fe ♦ me-
Mee Performed al
Rome and by
Monuments of Character
r :TIV
Manuel Urbacb
Each lonely hour that We hare spent
Is wee en through and through
With Golden threads of memory
Mother Dear Just fur you.
It has been six lone year.. Mother dear,
klInoe yon left our hearts filled with
sadness. and tear.
Yours was a heart that was blithesome
and gay.
•
Seatterl. mnehlne all along the
You know how we hoed you, and, yea
lore you yet,
Though God took you from us, we can•
not forget.
You )(ere luting and kind In an your
way.
tprIght and Just to the end of your darn.
Stemma sad true in your heart and mind,
What a beautiful memos you left
behind.
Living without you Mother Dear I. Lech
• task,
And We will pl. for you through nil
the .....
1301 we shall entry on sweetheart as you
would a.,
And try to feel you're here with us
Instead.
Ever to be sadly missed by her
loving husband, children and
grandchildren.
Granite sad ilarbL Moatmeste
7729 TWELFTH ST.
EUCLID 71111
Rev. Coots*.
Jacob
Silverman
SURGICAL
MODEL
IS Yee.'
Frsedlce
iteecernmended b7
ch..arinne and
110.1)thale
2903
Elmhurst
TO. 8.68 39
Kadin.*
Performed
Masada to Meet at
Center on Tuesday
The first meeting of the Jewish
Center chapter of Masada, young
men's Zionist organization, will be
held at the Jewish Community
Center on Tuesday, May 6, at 8
p. m. The Center Zionist philo-
sophy will at that time be die-
cussed.
The meeting will be an open af-
fair an dfriends and all in-
terested are invited to attend and
to participate in the discussions.
GIFTS • CARDS
NO GERMAN GOODS SOLD
CLASSIFIED
competitors throughout the coun-
try. Today the Argo trucks serv-
ing thousands of Detroiters an-
nually with fuel oil are a familiar
sight in every neighborhood
throughout the city.
In addition to Mr. Fisher, the
other officers of the company are
Alex J. Groesbeck, chairman of the
board; Charles E, Feinberg, vice-
president, and David H. J. Fein-
berg, secretary-treasurer,
The success of this company
lies in the fact that it does more
than just merely trade merchan-
dise for money. By injecting an
deal in selling something and
making this business a reflection
of
the personalities of the above
Two great automobiles that don't need a
mentioned men, Argo has risen to
"nits talk" to make you want to own one. Let
l eadership in its field, and de-
"Nate" Margolis show you how easy it can be
servedly No. In addition to many
i nnovations Argo was the first
done and the many advantages of dealing
distributor of fuel oil in Detroit
with him.
t o introduce prize protection,
Keep-Fill Service, 24 hour delivery
service, Sunday service, metered
t rucks, printed meter records, etc.
Likewise it was the first to give
visual evidence of its confidence in
i ts product. Argo gives you written
evidence that its product is clean,
free from dirt and foreign matter
—that its storage tanks and
t rucks are kept equally clean.
Argo will be glad to send one
of their engineers to your home
11340 Jos, Campau Ave.
TO. 8-5880.81
to consult with you regarding your
fuel problems. A call to Lafayette
brother, Joseph of New York and 4500 will entail no obligation.
three misters, Mrs. Sam Gettner
of Detroit, Mrs. Max Wigler of
HYMAN KRANSBERG
Newark, N. J. and Mrs. Sam
of 3710 Chicago Blvd., 28 years Rosenblum of Paterson, N. J.
old, died on April, 25. Funeral
services were held on April 26
LEAH PLEASE
with interment In B'nai David of
2675 Richton Ave., 67 year's
Cemetery, Rabbi J. S. Sperka of- old, (lied on April 23. Funeral
A joint meeting will be held
ficiating. Ile is survived by his
Monday evening, May 3, of the
services were held on April 23
wife, Marian, his parents, Mr. and
Women's Auxiliary of the B'nai
with interment in B'nai David
Mrs. Morris Kransberg, and four
Cemetery, Rabbi J. S. Sperka of- B'rith and members of Pisgah
tisters, Mrs. Fannie Wiener. Mrs.
Lodge.
ficiating. She is survived by her
Edna Weinberg and Mrs. Lillian
At the April 20 meeting held
husband, Benjamin, three daugh-
Garfinkel of Detroit and Mrs. Ma- ters, Mrs.
I. Millstein, Mrs. M. at the Book Cadillac Hotel, the
mie Bordinan of Toronto.
Women's
Auxiliary of B'nai' B'rith
Ostrow and Mrs. A. Lash, two
eons, Louis and Mayer, and a sis- reported on the splendid work
ABRAHAM ROSENTHAL
done
at
the
Hillel Foundation at
ter, Mrs. l'earl Kushner, and seven
of 2431 Pingree Ave., 55 years
Ann Arbor during Passover. The
grandchildren.
old, died on April 21. Funeral
kitchen was completely furnished,
services were held on April 22
a new stove provided and 150
ARTHUR L. TUSHBANT
with interment in Clover hill Park
Passover meals were served at the
Funeral services for Arthur L. Seder. Students also had :seals
Cemetery, Dr. A. M. Hershman
officiating. Ile is survived by his Tuahbant, of 1644 Virginia Park, daily during the entire holiday.
wife, Fannie, a son, Myron; three president of the Reliance Steel
On May 11, annual B'nai B'rith
daughters, Mrs. Albert C. Clinton, Corporation here were held Fri- Day of the auxiliary, every mem-
Mrs. George S. Jackson and Mrs. day. Burial was in Clover Hill ber will give a card party, the
Louis J. Swartz and a sister, Mrs. l'ark Cemetery.
funds of which will go toward the
Mr. Tushbant died Weddesday fund of Ilebrew learning.
Esther Keller.
night in Woman's Hospital follow-
Mrs. Harry Yudkoff was ap-
ing an auto accident 10 days ago.
HARRY GOLDMAN
pointed chairman of the moon-
of 9810 Lawton Ave., 61 years Ile was born here 39 years ago. l ight committee. The moonlight en
old, died on April 24. Funeral Ile was a member of the Frank- June 14 will be given jointly with
services were held on April 26 lin Hills Country Club, and Stan- the men. Working with Mrs. Yud-
with interment in Machpelah dard Club and Ashlar Lodge, F. koff are Mrs. Smith, advertisement
Cemetery. He is survived by his & A. M.
committee chairman, and Mrs.
His wife, Clara Leider Tush-
wife, Sarah and a son, Morris.
Frady, ticket committee chairman.
bent, was killed in an auto acci-
Delegates to the B'nai B'rith
dent in 1925. Ile is survived by
HAROLD LOUIS ROSS
convention July 6 to 10, in the
of 2605 Elmhurst Ave., 29 years a daughter, Dorothy; a son, Sid- form of a cruise on the Great
old, died on April 25. Funeral ney; four brothers, Morris, Max Lakes, were chosen as follows:
services were held on April 26 Jack and Fred Tushbant, and a Mrs. Ruth Metzger, Mrs. Jacob
With interment in Machpelah Cem- sisted, Mrs. Sam Cohane.
Ilarwith, Mrs. Joseph Sanders,
etery, Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal
Mrs. David Diamond, Miss Lottie
officiating. He is survived by his
Gont, Mrs. Harry Tanner, Mrs.
wife, Berdie, a son, Alan Stuart;
Harry Yudkotf.
his mother, Mrs. Sara Ross; a
Mrs. Harry Tenner was chosen
In loving memory of our dear to represent the Women's Auxili-
mother, wife, and grandmother, ary as captain for the Allied Jew-
Sarah Leah Kapetansky, who sh Campaign. All members wish-
Rev. Cantor passed away a i x years ago, ing
to serve on this committee
David Golden May 5, 1930 (7th day in Iyar).
should rail Townsend 6-1537.
IN MEMORIAM
May 1, 1936
Remember Mother'. Day on
Detroit commercial life holds no
Sunday, May 10
more inspiring or spectacular Policemen Corn. to Rescue of Children During Heavy Rain and Pre-
vent Party From Being Spoiled by Carrying
Club Exchange, 10220 DEXTER
story than that of the Argo Oil
Youngsters
Into
Buses
Corporation, purveyors of 1.'urnace
oil. Roy It. Fisher, president of
An old nursery rhyme about the buses, having been carried across
the Argo, has built an organiza-
tion that is the pride of his home policeman being the child's best by the officers in a most orderly
city and the envy and model of friend was translated into reality manner.
last Tuesday evening.
Remarkable discipline was ex-
Ten members of the Detroit
Police Department - came to the ercised, with 10 schools from RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
rescue of several hundred pupils every section of the city repre-
dresses, women for house clean-
of the United Ilebrew Schools sented at the special show. Not
ing, house maids, women for
whose party at Littman's Peo- a single child strayed into the
part time work. By hour, day
ple's Theater, 12th and Seward, wrong bus.
or week, Schlesinger's, Madi.
The children's audience of more
to see the special showing of "The
son 2526.
Land of Promise,'i was on the than 1,200 was the most enthus-
verge of being spoiled by the iastic of all the gatherings that QUILTS—Made or recovered from
heavy rain that fell when the attended the showing of "The
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
children were about to enter the Land of Promise," The vast out-
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
buses for their return trips home. pouring of children from the Uni-
Full line of curtains, baby,
The water reached up to the knees ted Hebrew Schools attested to
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
of most of the children, and a the influence of these schools and
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11049
problem presented itself to the to their dominating position in
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
teachers and accompanying par- the city, both in point of num-
9050.
ents as to the safest way of get- hers and interest in this educa-
ting the youngsters home as dry tional institution.
BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL
as possible.
Teachers of all the schools act-
ladies or gentlemen desirous of
At this point the policemen ed as ushers and guided the chil-
making acquaintince for the
came to the rescue. Within 16 dren, under the direction of Ber-
purpose of matrimony, write Box
minutes after the conclusion of nard Isaacs, superintendent of the
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
the performance most of the chil- United Ilebrew Schools of De-
Strictly confidential.
dren were in their seats in the troit.
HOME
FOR AGED AND
ROY R. FISHER
WASHINGTON BLVD.ATCRAND Riff*
Detail's Favorite
MOREL
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Annual Gewerkshaften Flower Day
Saturday and Sunday, May 2 and 3
On Saturday evening and all
day Sunday, May 2 and 3, the
Zionist labor youth movement of
Detroit will participate in nation.
wide flower days which will be
held all over the country for the
rehabilitation of Palestine. An ap-
peal for support of this fund
states:
"The Jewish people of Detroit
know what Palestine now means
to the thousands of chalutzim and
cbalutzoth, and to the ruined and
persecuted Jewish masses in Ger-
many, Poland and other countries,
, who are waiting for the moment MINERAL BATHS—Treatments
to enter Palestine and settle there;
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
and will therefore perform their
tism, sciatiea and colds. Also
duty by contributing their share
Turkish and reducing baths.
when approached on Saturday eve ;
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 Front
ning or Sunday, May 2 and 3, and
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd), Randolph
thereby strengthen the hands of
6744.
the pioneers and make it possible
for Palestine to absorb an ever FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
with private family. Suitable for
larger number of newcomers from
1 or 2 ladies or couple. Monterey
all over the world. In spite of the
Ilogarth 8575.
numerous obstacles created by our
enemies, we must go forward with
the great task of reconstruction FOR RENT—Two airy, furnished
rooms for gentlemen in home of
and self emancipation,"
couple. Reasonable. 3341 Cle-
ments, near Dexter,
Vigoda to Conduct
Children's Theater
Services May 1-3 of Shaarey Zedek
Rehearsing Plays
Will Appear in Concert at B'nai
David Sunday Evening
Cantor Samuel Vigoda of New
York arrived in Detroit Wednes-
day to fulfill his engagements at
Congregaticin B'nai David, 2201
Elmhurst and 14th St., scheduled
for this week-end.
It has been announced by the
committee in
charge of the
a r r a ngements
that he will con-
duct the serv-
ices Friday eve-
ning and Satur-
day morning
and will also
present an elab-
orate musical
program at the
concert which
will be held in
•
the same audi-
Cantor Vigoda torium Sunday,
at 8 p. m. At all
appearances he will be assisted by
a local male choir.
Cantor Vigoda was last heard
here three years ago. Ile is known
throughout the states as one of
the foremost representatives of
the cantoral art. He was chief can-
tor of Budapest, Hungary, before
coming to the United States, 13
years ago and has toured Europe
since several times. For the past
seven years he has been connected
with the Jewish Center at Univer-
sity Heights in New York,
It Still El
Notts
DISABLED
Special attention given by prac-
tical nursing. P. Fisher, 1732
Taylor Ave., Trinity 2-0096.
FOR RENT—Cheerfully furnished
room for lady or gentleman by
couple. Tuxedo near Dexter.
Hogarth 6639,
The theater organization was WANTED — Woman for cooking
and washing. Must be good cook.
completed at the last meeting, with
Hours 9 to 5. No Saturdays or
the reading and approving of the
Sundays. $5 week. 2295 Chicago
constitution written by the officers
Blvd.
of the group. Provisions were
made for all matters that might at
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
any time confront the group.
one or two young men in home of
The play reading committee has
young couple, Sturtevant Ave.
been reading plays of all kinds in
between Wildemere and Dexter.
an effort to find those suitable for
Call Townsend 6-4803 after 4 p.
production, and usable in the Chil-
m., week days.
dren's Theater, Plays are being
cast just as soon as they can be FOR RENT—Furnished room in
read and approved by the commit-
clean home. Tile bath. Near 14th
tee and passed on by Mr. Schlesin-
St. car line and bus. 2739 Pasa-
ger, the director. Casting will con-
dena, near Linwood, Reasonable.
tinue on these plays until all mem-
bers of the Shaarey Zedek chil- FOR RENT—Furnished room for
one or two people in home of
dren's theater have an opportunity
small family. Reasonable. Call
to appear in at least one produc-
between 9 a. m. and 12 noon at
tion. Readings for."The Patchwork
3284 Tuxedo, upstairs, or Plaza
People", a new production were
1786.
conducted and members of the east
include Elaine Brode, Ethel Levine,
Symond Gottlieb, Sanford Schae- FOR RENT—Well-furnished, com-
fortable room for one or two
fer and Sherwin Wine.
young ladies in modern home of
• "Mother And Her Aids", to be
small
family. llome privileges.
presented for the Shaarey Zedek
Good transportation. Call Tyler
Sisterhood Mothers' Day program,
6-9728.
is rehearsing frequently and com-
ing along nicely. Miss Jane Cotten
FOR RENT — Nice, clean and
is faculty adviser and Frederick
quiet room. Good transportation.
Miller student director for this
2329 Fullerton, Reimer, upstairs.
production.
WANTED—Furnished room with
kitchen privilege for elderly( la-
dy. Dexter, Clairmount or Lin-
wood section. Garfield 1565-M.
B'nai Moshe Starts
Popularity Contest
Feature of Silver Jubilee of Con-
gregation Is Inaugurated
FOR RENT — Room for young
man or young lady. Mrs. I. Lan-
dau, 2319 Elmhurst Elmhurst,
downstairs.
One of the interesting features
of the silver jubilee festival to be FOR RENT — Attractive, fur-
nished room for a gentleman.
staged by Congregation B'nai
Se
Near street car line. 2677 Ful-
Moshe June 6 through June 14,
(in Sunday. May 3. •t 10,45 a. In., Dr.
lerton Ave.
Leo M. (1anklin will preach on the will be a popularity contest among
ad .J
"The Human gide of tho )410.
young ladies of the city.
FOR RENT—Beautiful, spacious
Odd."
Already
five
young
women
have
On May 10. Monday, ► t144), Dr.
room in a very modern home.
Franklin will the pulpit. 110 enrolled in this contest, the first
subject will be "Loot Soul."
2751 Webb Ave.
On the Sabbath, May 9. Rabbi Loon prize in which is $40 in cash, with
Fr
wilt preaeh on the subject "Fes- $20 going to the runner-up and
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
II)•1 of 11.001 Akiba."
$10 to the lady placing third.
ether and Daughter Detyt
gentleman or employed couple.
'W on the Sabbath, May 2. at 10.30, 10-
Awards will be handed out at the
Apply Sunday, 2251 Pingree,
dr...en will he given in behalf of the
mothers by Mrs. Douala. I. Drown, and conclusion of the festival on June
upstairs. Near Fourteenth.
In behalf of the daughters by Ellen 14, and in view of the approach-
Faith Outdate.. Serytees will be fol-
FOR RENT—Cottage at Sylvan
lowed trya luneheon and entorthinment ing vacation season competition is
for mother. •nd dmghter•
Lake, for month of June. Rea-
expected to be keen.
tineduallon lexerclee.
sonable rate. Call Monday and
Young women's clubs, sororities
TN e graduation exercise. of the IlIgh
Scheel IMpartment of the ached of Reli- and other girls organizations are
Wednesday evenings Garfield
gion will be held In connection with
3760-J.
the Morning nerviren en Sunday. May invited to participate in the con-
17. •t IOU S. Rabbi I ht p Merman test by nominating their candi-
0111 deli ver an aires.
tt
FOR
RENT—Beautiful furnished
dates either indivdually or in the
Educational A cIldtleat
room for a young man in home
ne of Teeth El ais- name of their respective organi-
The cloeIng ...mi.
les. of Jewish Me di. will lithe place zation. Ladies unattached to or-
of couple without children.
Monday night, Lay 2).
Everything modern. Linwood
The clo.ing exercises of the School of ganizations are likewise invited, as
Religion will take place Saturday. May
section. Reasonable. Call Town-
membership in them is not re-
Si. and Sunday, May 24. Rabbi Foam
send 8-5575.
willAddy., the closing assemblies
quired in order to qualify,
Temple Men's Clobt
For further information call GRADUATE NURSE, 36, special-
On
I Wedneeday. May 27, at IPSO p. rn .
gimlet hall. spurt. celebritieewill llogarth 0862 or Townsend 6-3336.
in
ising in paralysis, heart, cancer,
City College of Beauty Culture, Le ••en Wept." •t • Mai dinner.
rheumatism, stomach ulcers, high
recognized as one of the most a•MaidaeloOaele,MWYMMOWee.adeeel•Weelea
blood pressure and anaemic
progressive institutions in the city,
cases. Mrs. Myers, 2295 West
with the main school at 2019 W.
Grand Blvd. Garfield 9611,
Reran. of the close friendship be-
Grand Blvd., at Grand River Ave.,
tween Rabbi Wolseyof PhIladelphi• and
and branches at 10315 Jos. Cam-
it bl Derr*. Temple Beth Jacob, wa.
FOR RENT—Furnished room by
tiost
to
a
largo
rongregation
on
Friday
aponeored
to
The
bridge
luncheon
pau Ave, and 111/2 South Saginaw
a small family. Townsend 6-1944
e nln April II, to thi• Jewish leader.
the
Beth El Sisterhood Tuemlay
ail
St., l'ontiac, announces the open- temple
Pormore then 10 years, Kablel Wel*.
1980 Grand Ave.
...•yed an • plemtant event at-
helm* shape th harm t r I
ing of another branch school at tended by 0. Mrs. Jack Krause war ha•
American
Hereon
Judaism.
Cony...
chairman of the party. Thenext
TO
RENT—LaSalle Gardens dis-
1205 Griswold Street, corner of • general
Pon
liodri
Shot..
his
present
pulpit
I.
ctItity of the group will be the annual
une of the oldest reform temple. In
trict, large well furnished roam
State.
luncheon May 13 In the Durant Hotel.
America. The eubject of Rabbi 'Weise •
in
home of small American fam-
The new downtown school is
Fe.tive plane for the .pring frolic are • ddrese was Judaism Tea oas armed y
ily of adults. References re-
located nn Griswold corner of engaging member. of Beth linnet Sis- the ladle* of the Smterhooel.
terhood. The event which Ix annual la
quired.
Euclid 66534.
State and will not only serve as elated fox way 10 to the Jewleh •om-
With the advent of Mother', Day in
a central enroll- munity 1 .14.1. Mrs. Hyman Leavitt is the near future. the Sisterhood I. Plan .
ehelre.n and lefi. Joseph Ilimelhoch. ning a mast elaborate program to he BEAUTIFUL Summer home on
ment and train- co•chalrman.
held on M•y 9. the place nee program
Union Lake, Dewey Beach. Good
to be announced later.
ing points, but
bathing. All modern conven-
Flint chapter of the Young Judaea.
will also act as mot
Milton Pchwartsberg of at. Loale, Mo.
hemIneeed•y night at the home of
iences. Electrochef. Season, $450
he
the
how*
Ir.*
for
a
week
of
his
Mho
Edith
Leavitt,
1171
Rata
Paterson
• clinic wherein
or will share. Call Townsend
The chapter M. received a eertlet• tousles. Mr. and Mr. Norman Buckner.
advanced stu- St.
rat. of Ofillation from national head-
8-9834.
One of the major affair. eponoored by
dents from the quarters and has is. become a am,-
unit.
Mime Marlon Bathe. was the werY active memlierehip of the
three other • 'Pi-ad
FOR SALE — Beautiful dining
imted tre.eurim of the group and Limo J unior Temple Club to he held on Mar
• cabaret. detail. of which will
schools will twooitt wait named relwerwntative to
room and bedroom suites, frigi-
'The member. were Invited to le nmounred later.
operate under Iladaawth
daire. Like new. Will sacrifice.
pareMpat• in a hiking party t. be ...-
the supervision pored by Junior Madura
On May 5, the Junior Temple club le
No dealers. Call at 3296 Tuxedo.
stemoorini a stag and party to he held
of expert in-
at the Temple. the pr... of whiM
FOR RENT — Comfortable, fur-
structors..
will go toward. the Temp. library,
.hick Is one of their projects
nished room for • gentleman is
Mrs. Victoria
home of couple. Congenial at-
B. Roe, register
Mr. N. II Illornromen and daughter.
and
Mr. De It Rainier. and the letters
mosphere. Good transportation.
of the school,
ODITTART
small daughter recently returned from
Harry Cohen. manager of the Liberal
McQiade, near Joy Road.
9345
r ecognizes
• three month? O. In Miami Belch.
Credit clothing Co. died at Merry Hee.
Euclid 4638-M.
training as the OW Monday ••ening et a heart •ttark
Mr and Wm Saul Dirokrant are
most important euff.red earlier in the Lay Mr. Cohen to emending
the week-end In Chicago
molted by his wife. Martha, two d•ugh-
FOR RENT—Pleasant room for
Victorio B. Roe element in tent hi
II and Jean. two brother.
gentleman in single home. Pri-
Mn A. Lehi.. Led daughter Barbara
beauty opera- Garry of leotrolt and Mon of California. hat*
returned from • two weeder visit
threw •toter.. Mn.H • •• l• Illnh-
vate bath. 3329 Leslie Ave. Call
tions, much the same as perfect berg and Mrs. Loetie !Amickof gailnaw to Roc N. Y.
Longfellow 9392.
Lea flireh•erg
Califon.
training is the chief asset that •and
Themaiu will be taken to Chkago
PRICE WAR STARTED
turns an ordinary athlete Into • fur burial.
ben already have cut the price
star.
BY JEWISH BAKERS of the one and one-half pound
Dr A. P. Jacoby and Ilywesn Green-
Ten courses of free tuition will berg
v.nt a few days trout lolling In
A price war within the member- loaf frpm 12 to 9 cents. The ac-
be given to the first 10 students Northern Michigan
ship of the Jewish Master Bakers' tion was taken when • former
who qualify. Mrs. Roe will be glad
Confirmation verde.will b. h.01 at Association of Detroit has been member cut his prices, Mr. Adel-
the Temple on May 31. ROSA David in progress during the put week son said. Knowing the actual
to explain this attractive offer.
Cedarbannt of Lumina
will officiate
The eh., consists of chart.. Antholr. and efforts are being made to end cost of producing bread he as-
The first 50 families from PO- Heiner Stmt. Jack Mini., Miriam the discord over prices.
serted that if the bakers do not
Goldberg.
feyt.11
Katz.
Vlore.
Rob'esen.
land to settle in Biro-Bidjan will Rot*. Rem. and Fiord** Veld*
Murray Adelson, auditor for agree on the 12 cent price, most
leave Poland within the next two
of
them will be forced out of
most of the members of the asso-
t. the
weeks They are being financedMra F. rater
ciation, which includes 32 bak- business within three months be-
cause
by Jewish money from America. Garb. this week
of losses.
ery operators, said that nine mem-
College of Beauty
Opens New Branch
ltlint Notts
Bag tiritv Netts
7.1 •
linntiar Notts
-Real Estate Bargains-
BOSTON BLVD.
$14,500
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half bk., weed of Doodward. All
rented. spires $3100 cosh. Moot
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Mother - Daughter
Day at the Temple
on Saturday, May 2
ARGO
FURNACE OIL
LA 4500
On Saturday, May 2, the Tem-
pla Sisterhood will sponsor a
mother and daughter day on which
occasion a service will be held in
the morning, a luncheon at noon
and entertainment in the after-
noon.
On behalf of the mothers, Sirs.
Douglas Brown will give an ad-
dress in the morning service, and
in behalf of the daughters, Ellen
Faith Goldstone will give an ad-
dress.
Attention Merchants!
The New Grand Central Arcade
LINWOOD AT DAVISON, offers
A Rare Opportunity
for a limited number of progressive merchants to
acquire departments in this fine shopping center
ON A PERCENTAGE BASIS
30,000 Feet of Shopping Space
for Drug Store, Confectionery, Grocery, Barber
Shop and Beauty Parlor, Appliances, Lighting
Fixtures, Light Furniture, Lingerie, Hat Shop,
Haberdashery, ,Children's and Women's Wear,
Dry Goods, etc.
Apply to MR. CHERNIK
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Littman's Peoples Theater
TWELFTH A, SEWARD
TRINITY 2-3488
Continued by Popular Request
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Matine e
and Evening
"The Land of Promise"
20000 Detroit Jews have seen this picture of life
in Palestine.
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Children, IS rents
Mr. and Mrs. Shloime Bercovich Buy
Site for Camp Near the Irish Hills
Mr. and Mrs. Shloime Bercovich,
both of whom are popularly known
in Detroit, announced this week
the purchase of a camp site on the
sandy shores of beautiful \Vamp-
lers Lake, on the crest of the
Irish Hills, 58 miles from Detroit,
on Road U. S. 112.
This camp will open on June 27,
and will be for both boys and girls.
It will have a special nursery de-
partment which will be in charge
of a Merrill I'alroer teacher.
Equipped with 'modern building,
stress will be laid on the highest
degree of sanitation, according
to
Mr. and Mrs. Bercovich, who state
that arrangements are
being made
to provide the bent recreational
facilities and to emphasise Jewish
cultural aspects in the camp activ-
ities.
Small cottages ( are being con-
structed, and aarsitary equipment
installed. The grounds will be
equipped for athletic activities and
various games.
The older children will be under
the care of nature tvained counsel-
lors with good Jewish backgrounds.
Special attention wit ,1 be given the
nursery group by thii Merrill Pal-
mer trained counsellor. Children
from 3 to 14 will be accepted in
the camp.
Mr. Bercivich is well known
here as the principal and head
teacher of the Sholem Aleichem
Folk Institute. Mrs. Bercovich is
the executive director of the Jew-
ish Child Placement Bureau.
Meyer Steinberg Joins the
Chicago Stock Exchange
Dart & Company, a leading De-
troit brokerage house, has been
admitted to membership on the
Chicago Stock Exchange, the third
largest securities market in the
United States. The membership
is held by Meyer Steinberg, a
partner. The company is also a
member of the Detroit Stock Ex-
change.
Dart & Company mainiain of-
fices in the Penobscot Bldg., and
in the Ilackley National Bank
Bleg. in Muskegon. It has wire
connection, to all principal mar-
kets and has one of the outstand-
ing statistical departmenta in
Michigan for the compilation of
economic and financial data.