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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

June 14-B'nai B'rith Moonlight.
June 14-Jewish Community Center's all-day outing and
boat ride to Bob-Lo.
June 15-Open-air luncheon-bridge at the Oriole Terrace,
by Women's Auxiliary, Jewish Old Folks' Home, at noon.
June 16-Linen shower of Ladies' Auxiliary of House of
Shelter; at the B'nai Moshe.
June 17-National Council of Jewish Women's day at Frank-
lin Hills Country Club.
June 17-A day at Franklin Hills Country Club, sponsored
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by the Council of Jewish Women.
June 21-Floating dinner-dance of Purity Chapter, on
Steamer Moronic.
June 24-Garden Fete of Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at
1 ,112 Clairmount Ave.
June 23-Annual meeting of United Hebrew Schools.
Aug. 3-Shaarey Zedek moonlight under auspices of Men's
Club and Young People's Society.
Oct. 25-Home Relief Dinner Dance.
Nov. 1-Silver Jubilee of Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at
Dexter-Lawrence banquet hall.

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Contest for Best One-Act
Play Extended

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In compliance with requests
from numerous sections of the
country ‘f6r on extension of time
in the contest for the best one act
plays of social Significance, the
Young Circle League, labor fra-
ternal youth organization, upon-
boring the contest has consented
to an extension of the dosing
date to September 1. Originally it
was set for June 1.
The purpose of the contest, ac-
cording to Y. Murray Goldman,
acting national director, is to
stimulate and encourage the writ-
ing of good one-act plays for
labor dramatic groups. Special
consideration will be given to
plays dealing with the Jewish so-
cial scene in America.
The prizes to be awarded are
First, $100, plus presentation and
possible, publication; second, $50,
presentation and possible publica-
tion; third, presentation only. The
judges are Alfred Kreymborg,
David Pinsky, and Mark Schweid.
Manuscripts should be sent to
the National Office. Young Circle
League, 175 East -Broadway, New
York City.

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Commons Hears Charge Italians
Broadcasting Anti-English Talks

LONDON. - (WNS-Palcor
Agency)-A charge that anti-
British propaganda is being cir-
culated among the inhabitants of
India and Palestine from Italian
broadcasting stations was made
in the House of Commons by
Commander 0. Locker-Lampoon,
Conservative, who asked that the
Foreign Secretary make repre-
sentations to the Italian Govern-
ment. Anthony Eden informed
the Commander that the position
was being carefully watched and
that representations had recently
been made to the Italian Govern-
ment regarding anti-British broad-
casts from Italian stations.

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!who arranged the luncheon for the

board of directors, served refresh-
Women's Auxiliary ; ' ments
at the close of the meeting.
Other
members of the social
of Children's Home

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Or bid tA Cenlary Of

Ernst Toiler, exiled left wing
German playwright, is coming to
thi s country in the fall.

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The newly appointed board of
directors of the Women's Auxili-
ary of the Jewish Children's Home
net with the officers June 3, in
the Home, Petoskey at Burlingame.
Mrs. Herman Cohen, president of
the auxiliary, presided.
Comprising the board of direc-
tors are the Mesdames A. 0. Bar-
sky, Saul Davidson, Morey Fenton,
Al Goldberg, Nellie Kuhn, David
Kliger, Edward Krause, Moe Lei-
ter, II. Rosman,'Morris Rosenberg,
Henry H. Shapero, Sidney Stone,
Jack Tobin and Julian Weber.
Honorary board members are Mrs.
Fanny Rodin and Mrs. II. Rotten-
berg. Officers besides the president,
Airs. Herman Cohen, are Mes-
dames S. L. Kavanau, Anthony
Deutsch, -A. B. Stralser, Jacob
Harwith, M. Aronsson, vice-presi-
dents; Ralph Paul, recording Sec-
retary; Maurice H. Zackheim, cor-
responding secretary; Jack Freed-
man, assistant corresponding sec-
retary; Lewis Bowman, financial
secretary; S. J. Eder, treasurer;
Charles A. Smith, auditor.
Mrs. Sidney Stone was named
chairman of the board, Mrs. S. L.
Kavanau, chairman 'of 'children's
outings .and 'birthdays; Mrs. • Moe
Leiter, membership; Mrs. H. H.
Shapero and Mrs. Julian Weber,
social committee; Mrs. Maurice
Aronsson, printing; Mrs. Louis
Tobin, entertainment; Mrs. David
Kliger, publicity; Mrs. Ralph Paul,
secretary of the board; Mrs. Chas.
A. Smith, chairman of contribu-
tions.
Following the board meeting, the
last general meeting of the season
was held in the living room of the
home.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau has already
listed two outings for the children:
a day at the Zoological Gardens
and a day at Eastwood Park.
Mrs. Sidney Stone and Mrs.
Maurice Aronsson have under-
-taken to' 'arrange a party for the
children at Knollwood Country
Club,
In celebration of her daughter
Gloria's 11th birthday, Mrs. H.
Rosman gave ttparty in the chil-
dren's home on Friday, May 29.
A birthday cake was given to the
children besides individual boxes
of candy and gifts to each of the
eight residents in the home who
had birthdays during the month
of May. The directors of the Chil-
dren's Home give a party each
month to all those having birth-
days during the month and the
auxiliary presents birthday gifts.
Mrs. Pauline Kutzen donated a
singing canary and cage to the
children while Mrs. Anthony
Deutsch presented a wall hanging
to the Home.
Mrs. H. Rosman has offered dry
cleating services gratis, to the
Children's Home, through Mr. Ros-
man of the Famous Cleaners and
Dyers.
A surprise program featured
Mrs. Max Dushkin in "Tales from
the Talmud."
Mrs. H. H. Shapero, chairman
of the social committee, and her
co-chairman, Mrs. Julian Weber,

Counselor's Staff of Camp Nahelu

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The directors of Camp Nahelu,
Mr. and Mra. Ehiel Lesowoder
and Dr. and Mrs. Louis Lipschutz,
are assisted by a group of care-
r fully selected and well trained
counselors, who are generally
engaged in the educational pro-
fession and have many years of
camp experience. This year an
additional group of competent
counselors has been engaged and
will increase the staff to close to
50 members. One counselor is as-
signed. for each group of three
campers. A resident physician
and registered nurse are on the
staff, which follows:
Stanley Michaels is head coon-
odor in the boys' division and
Miss June Milgevitch heads the
counselors in the girls' division.
The boys athletic division is
composed of the following:
Jark Hillel, Indiana State Board
of Education, director; assistants:
Joe Kertzman, baseball; Albert
Rabinowitz, tennis: Homer Sar-
ahron, volley ball; Max Goodman,
basketball; John Meistrich, kick
ball; Henry Koloff, soccer and
football; Elkin Mittelman, 'track
meet; Julian Espar, archery.
The girls' athletic division is
composed of the following: '
Misses June Milgevitch, Doro-
thy Grossbard, Jenny Platt, Mars
celene Granger, Dorothy Levin,
Beatrice Leland, Laya Fauman.
Girls' dancing, tap and clog,
folk and national creative and

interpretive, will be in charge of
Mimes Dorothy Grossbard, Mar-
relene Granger and June Milge-
vitch,
Arts and crafts directors are:
Boys' division:
Harold Lebus, wood and metal
craft; Henry Kolloff, sketching;
Julian Espar, leather work, In-
dian craft, photography; Alan
Mittelman.
Girls' division: Misses Dorothy
Aronson, weaving; Sarah Hol-
land, clay modeling; Anne Tab-
ark, handicraft and compel-aft;
E. Mittelman.
Evening and Friday programs
will be arranged by Oscar Cohen.
Archery and fencing will be
in charge of Julian Espar, Mar-
celene Granger and Freda Roth.
Stanley Michaels is Red Cross
examiner and is in cheese of
swimming. His assistants are:
Alan Mittieman, John Meistrich,
Misses June Milgevitch, Sarah
Holland. Leona Kutzen.
Horseback instruction will be
even by Homer Sarahson, U. S.
Cavalry R. 0., riding master:
Irma Simmons, riding mistress.
Music, operettas, camp songs
-ill be directed by Ruth Brot-
man and Ruth Broder.
Dramatics, puppetry, story ten-
t ing will be under the supervision
lot Samuel Grossbard, Elkin Mit-
I tleman. Misses Mary Spilkin,
hays Farman.

inittee are the Mesdames A. B.
Stralser, Louis Bowman, Ralph
Paul, S. II 1. Kavanau, Anthony
Deutsch, Ernest Slobin, Julian
Freedman, Morris Rosenberg, Rob-
ert Rosenberg, George Orley, J.
Newman, Jack Ruben, D. Gold-
berg, A. 0. Barsky, Ruben Klein
Louis Gunsberg, Jatk Schwartz.
Contributions to the auxiliary
for any occasion may be phoned
in to Mrs. Charles A. Smith, 1935
Glynn Ct., Lo. 2089.

'Guide to Germany'
on Sale at Office
of Boycott League

COMPLETES YEAR OF
Young Judaeans Hold An-
MUSICAL ACTIVITY nual uting; A. Z. A.3
Attend as Guests

An active year of musical and
literary activity has beim com-
On Sunday, June 7, the De-
pleted by Miss Ruth C. Brotmati, troit Council of Young Judaean
lyric-coloratura soprano, Laureate Clubs held its annual outing and
bus picnic. More than 100 boys
and girls representing nine differ-
ent. clubs were present at River
Rouge Park.
Miss Ann Milstein, the spon-
sor in charge of arrangements,
obtained the co-operation of Jun-
ior lladassah. All of the prizes
presented, including a beautiful
silver cup, were donated by Jun-
ior Hadassah. The picnic com-
mittee consisted of Irving Novack
of the Theodore Herzl chapter
of Yount/ Judaea; June Rouff,
Shirley Stiglit; and Jean Gold-
stick of the Aaron DeRoy chap-
ter of Young Judaea.
The Tel-Hais, under the lead-
ership of Herman Raznick, ran
off with athletic honors. Sam
Wesley won the 50-yd ash and
the 100-yd dash, William Bron-
stein won the running broad jump,
Marry (Miner the peanut race,
and Martin Spector the sack race.
In the gastronomic activities, the
Tel-Haiti likewise excelled. The
pie-eating contest was won by
MISS RUTH C. BROTMAN
Sam Carmen, with William Po.
of the Quebec' College, of Music, merantz a close second. Because
with an offer of two years scholar- of the showing in the ball games,
ship in Paris, France, to continue the Tel-Hais stand an excellent
her studies, sang on May 20 at the chance of winning the silver cup.
Y.W.C.A. in Max Levy's recital. This cup is awarded not only for
Miss Brotmon's articles released excellence in sports, but also for
by Seven Arts Feature Syndicate cultural and educational accom-
have appeared throughout the plishments.
In the girls division, the Navy
United States and Canada, She Is
the Detroit correspondent of the Girls excelled.' Their team won
Musical Courier, having been rec- the club relay, while Natalie
ommended by Ossip Gabrilowitch. Reicher won the standing broad
She will be associated with Camp jump and Rose Stone won the
running broad jump. Betty Gor-
Nahelu for the summer.
man won the 50-yd dash. She
represented the Young Judaean
Helpers, sponsored by Mrs. Apte-
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ON
Prominent in the activities were
Wedding • Shower and
the A. Z. A.'s, led by L. Winslow.
Graduation Gifts
Several
members of that group
Nu German Moods Said
wer eamong the winner in var-
Club Rarhenge, 10020 DEXTER
ious events.

Moonlight of B'nai
B'rith this Sunday

This Sunday night, June 14, the
B'nai B'rith will sponsor the first
Sunday moonlight of the season on
Steamer Tashmoo. All plans have
been completed by the committee
on arrangements. This moonlight

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Music for dancing will be fur-
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nished by Dave Diamond and his
to* ts An Wok lor114 111%
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Della Robbie orchestra. In the
salon there will be continual en-
tertainment featuring the singing
troubadors with their accordion
and guitar. Cards and games will
(Formerly Shecter Music Co.)
also be provided.
1192$ TWELFTH STREET
Phone, EUclid 2030
The advance ticket sale has been Bo. Taylor and Hazelwood
heavy, and those who have not
procurred tickets can secure them
by calling Benjamin Marcus, 304
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Guaranty Bldg., Cadillac 3057,
Mrs. II. H. Frady, 3273 Clair-
mount, Tyler 5.4549, or Rudolph
Meyersohn, 502 Lawyers Bldg.,
Cadillac 0909. Tickets may also be
had at the dock, foot of Griswold
St., the night of the moonlight.

Mrs. S. Schaflander, secretary
of the League for Human Rights,
with offices at 807 David Stott
Building, telephone Cherry 6908,
this week announced that the "In-
telligent Traveler's Guide to Ger-
many" is available at the office of
the League at 35c a copy.
Containing historic references,
referring to the beauties of the
country, making comparisons be-
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
tween the old Germany noted for
its advance in social efforts, in
The formal given at the Oriole Third Annual Institute of
arts, sciences, and literature, and
Council of Jewish Wo-
Gardens was a success.
the Hitler Germany•of today in a
subtle yet inoffensive manner, this RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
At the last meeting, held at An-
men to Be June 18
booklet makes fascinating reading.
dresses, women for house clean- nabelle Germansky's home, plans
The "Intelligent Traveler's Guide
for
ing, house maids, women
were made to send 10 undernour-
Leaders in communal affairs in
part time work, By hour, day ished children to camp this sum- the 200 sections of the National
To Germany" was written by I.
Burrows and was published by
or week. Schlesinger's, Medi. mer.
Council of Jewish Women have
Knight Publications.
son 2526.
The installation of officers will been invited to attend the third
The League for Human Rights
be held at the Stotler on Sunday, annual institute dealing with con-
is an organization through which QUILTS-Made or recovered from June 21, The public in invited. Af- temporary Jewish affairs to be
your own feathers or wools. PH. ter this affair the club will dis- held at the Town Hall Club in New
the Boycott of German goods and
lows recovered-special,j1.25. band for the summer.
services is conducted. All business
York on June 18, according to an
Full line of curtains, baby,
pertaining to the boycott and all
announcement by Mrs. Maurice L.
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
information regarding firms sell-
Goldman, chairman of the com-
THETA SIGMA TAU
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
ing German goods should be re-
mittee, and first vice-president of
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
Pwred to this office. The League
Theta Sigma Tau Fraternity the National Council of Jewish
9050.
has in its possession all the latest
announces that theplay and dance Women.
boycott information, lists of stores
A fullday's program has been
MINERAL
BATHS-Treatments given on May 17 was a success.
co-operating with the boyeott;and
The
fraternity thanks the many arranged for the delegates who
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
boycott literature.
are
expected from all parts of the
tism, sciatica and colds. Also friends who contributed in making
country. The morning session will
and reducing baths, this affair a social and financial be :given
Contributions to the Council Turkish
over to a resume of work
Wayne Mineral Daths, , 630 Front success. 1
Camp Vacation Fund
Election of officers was held on conducted under the auspices of
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd). Randolph
Wednesday, June 3, with the fol- the Committee during this year
6744.
The Council Camp Vacation
lowing results: Al Miller, chancel- and announcement of the new pro-
Fund of the Detroit section, Na- UNWANTED HAIR safely and lor; David Pacernick, vice-chancel- gram for the coming season which,
permanently removed by mul- lor; Irving Berger, secretary; according to Mrs. Goldman, in-
tional Council of Jewish Women,
tiple or single electrolysis. The Nathaniel Shulman, treasurer; cludes the launching of a project in
received the following contribu-
most economical and scientific George Moore, sergeant-at-arms. Jewish education for the pre-school
tions:
method known. Recommended by The new officers will be installed child, the first of its kind in this
In memory of Julius Bing from
physicians. Work guaranteed. at a formal dinner dance to be countr y.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg;
Dr. Morris R. Cohen, professor
Edith Eckstat, 520 Washington held at Blossom Heath, Sunday,
in memory of Evelyn Friedman,
Arcade Bldg. 1640 Washington June 28. This function will also I of philosophy at the College of the
from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smilan-
City
of New York, will lead the
Blvd. Clifford 3896,
sky; in memory of Samuel Cohn
mark the first anniversary of the
afternoon symposium which will
from Fred A. Ginsburg & Co.
reorganization of the fraternity.
DRIVING
TO
CHICAGO
June
20.
be
open
to Council members and
In honor of the 80th birthday
Can accommodate three ■ nd on
their friends. The subject of the
anniversary, of Jacob Goldsmith,
Gifts
to
Hadauah
Fund
discussion throughout the day will
to Colorado on July 25. Refer-
Chicago, Ill., from Dr. and Mrs.
be "Proposed Roads for American
ences exchanged. Garfield 0084-J
Hugo A. Freund, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Magidsohn, chair.
Harold E. Schlesinger, and Mr. FOR RENT - Beautifully fur- man of the infant welfare fund Jewry." Between two-hundred and
fifty and three-hundred guests are
and Mrs. Joseph M. Welt. '
nished flat for strall adult fam- of the Detroit chapter of Ha- expected to attend the luncheon,
In honor of the 50th wedding
ily for the summer. Responsible dassah, has received contributions which will also be held at the Town
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
people. Reasonable. Gas, light from the following:
Hall Club. A program of Jewish
roe Rosenfield from Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Selker, music will be given.
and frigidaire included. 2700 Ha-
Melville, S. Welt and Mrs. Rhea
zelwood, near Lawton. Upstairs. in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
Cashman Gladwin.
Jack Hamburger.
In honor of the following gradu- QUOTA NEARLY FILLED for
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lieber- Warren C. Bar to Address
ations: Eleanor Butzel, Eleanor
Detroit Conservatory of Music's San, in honor of confirmants:
Hebrew Ladies Aid
Siegel, and Suzanne Wineman,
'Master Summer School, June 22 Oberman
Rosen and Bernard
Society
from Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Butte].
to Aug. 1. Phone Columbia 2810 Krohn, and Bar Mitzvah of Jack
Eleanor Butzel, Barbara Gilbert,
or call at 6035 Woodward Ave. Hamburger.
Warren
C.
Bar, assistant sup-
Betty Welt, Louis Welt, Suzanne
Mr. and Mrs. David Zemon and
Wineman and Walter Ileavenrich, FOR RENT - Nicely furnished Mr. and Airs. Oscar Zemon, in erintendent of schools, will be
the
room
for
one
or
two
gentlemen
guest
speaker
at the next
from Miss Emma Butzel; Barbara
honor of confirmants Audrey
in home of adults. 3330 Richton Buckner and Jane Goldstein of meeting of the Hebrew Ladies'
Gilbert, Betty Welt, Josephine
Ave.
Aid
Society,
on
Wednesday,
June
Welt, Suzanne Wineman and Louis
Pontiac.
Welt, from Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frank, 17, at 2 p. m., at the Dexter-Law-
YOUNG MAN wants room in
rence Hall. Mr. Bar has long been
H. Weil, Eleanor Butzel, Barbara
home of couple or small family. in honor of confirmants: Richard identified with educational activi-
Gilbert, Robert Ileavenrich, East
Berris, Robert Steinberg, Muriel
Write details including price to
ties, and will have • message of
Saginaw, Walter Heavenrich, Alan
Steinberg,
Jeanne
Ruth
Appleby,
Box 100, Detroit Jewish Chron-
Rose, New York City, from Mrs.
Marjorie Bennett, Elaine Kauf- particular Interest to offer. His
icle,
Benjamin Lambert; Barbara Gil-
man, Harold Kaufman; in honor speech will be preceded by •
bert, from Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. FOR RENT - Nicely furnished of the consecration of Marcia brief business meeting. There
will also be card playing and re-
Ginsburg.
room for one or two ladies or Diamond, Eileen Blumberg, Lu-
freshments. The following mem-
In honor of the confirmation of
gentlemen or employed couple in cille Kavanau and Mildred Frank,
bers will act as hostesses at this
Shirley Betty Hartm'an, Joan
home of small family. Reason- and the Bar Mitzvah of Jack
social meeting: Mesdames Joseph
Savage, and Stanley J. Winkel-
able. 2691 Pasadena, near Lin- Hamburger.
man, from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
In memory of Mrs. David Ze- Beck, Louis Goldflne, Isador
wood Ave.
Klein.
mon's brother, from Mr. and Mrs. Weiner and Allen Janewitz.
FOR RENT - I'ine Lake summer Wolf Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Members and friends are invited.
Due to unavoidable circum-
Contributions to the Jewish home for the season. Four bed- Loewenberg and Mrs. Lena Loew- stances,
the place for the annual
rooms. Modern conveniences. enberg.
Children's Home
garden
fete on Wednesday eve-
Call Randolph 3250.
In memory of the Yahrzeit of
ning,
June
24, had to be changed
The Jewish Children's Home of FOR RENT-Room for one or two Mrs. Rae Rosenthal from Lazarus to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Rosenthal and daughter, Dorothy
Detroit wishes to acknowledge with
Schwartz, 1981 Lawrence Ave.
gentlemen. Convenient to pima Rosenthal.
thanks the receipt of the following
car and bus. llogarth 3673.
Mrs. Eli Sachse, in honor of Mrs. Marcus Kallush and Mrs.
donations:
Manuel Engel are hostesses for
the
recovery
from
the
recent
ill-
Mrs. Goodman, 2948 Webb Ave.
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
this affair.
Adelade Kurn, West Branch,
room for one or two in modern, ness of Mrs. Jacob Harvith and
Mich., in memory of Philip Blu-
adult home. 2676 Leslie, near Mrs. Meyer Shuzerman.
menthal,
Linwood. Inquire any day ex-
Yasisiva College Commence.
cept Saturday.
Dorothy Rosenthal, Wilshire Ho-
ment June 16
Maiden Voyage of the M. 3.
tel, in memory of her mother, Rae
"Batory"
TWO SISTERS desire room in re-
Rosenthal.
Yeshiva
College,
Amsterdam
fined home. Kitchen privilege
Mrs. Moise Dreyfus, 3330 Lake
The new motorliner 'Tatou" Ave. and lioith St., New York, the
Linwood section, not beyond
Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill., in mem-
only
college
of
liberal
arta and
of
the
Gdynia-America
Line
left
Webb Ave. Write Box 30, De-
ory of Rae Rosenthal.
with 640 passengers from New sciences under Jewish auspices,
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen,
will
hold
its
fifth
annual
com-
York and Halifax direct to Gdynia.
1624 Glynn Court, in memory of
WILL SHARE .tat with young
Among the passengers were mencement, Tuesday, June 16, at
Mrs. Evelyn Friedman.
couple or lady or will rent room. many Jews, some destined to Po- 4 p. m., in the auditorium of the
Mrs. I. Heiman, 3244 Clair-
Reasonable. Home privilege s. lea.ntidneor Russia and many to Pal- college. Thirty-one students-the
mount
largest class in the college's his-
8256 Grand River.
Mrs. H. Mitnick, 3019 Leslie,
On board were 51r. and Mrs. I. tory-are to be graduated. Ad-
We take this opportunity to FOR RENT-Nice bedroom for a
dresses
will be delivered by Dr.
B. Cate, prominent importer with
thank Mm. Charles A. Smith, 1935
young man in single home. Home their PRI; Prof. Charles Hodges of Bernard Revel, president, and Dr.
Glynn Court, chairman of the con-
privileges, including telephone. New York University; Prof. and John H. Finley, associate editor
tributions committee of the Ladies
Highland Park between Wood- Mrs. Malcolm M. McDermott of of the New York Times. Dr, Fin-
Auxiliary of the Jewish Children's
ward and Hamilton. Townsend Duke University; Mr. an dMrs. ley will also present the candidates
Home, for her efforts in obtaining
6-6368.
Carl Schen& president of Grain for honorary degrees.
the following donations:
Products Association of New York;
Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Eder, 660 E. FOR RENT - Large, airy room,
ARENA GARDENS WRESTLING
furnished or unfurnished for two. Henry C. Wolfe, editor and lectur-
Boston, in honor of the consecra-
2546 Tuxedo, between LaSalle er of Columbus, 0.; Prof. Howard
tion of Nathalie Lightstone.
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pretender to the heavyweight
E . Engstro mof
and Linwood. Townsend 6-0107.
Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Eder, 660 E.
w
wrestling
throne, and the man
with Mrs. Angstrom and child.
Boeton, in honor of the consecra-
The next sailing of the Line will who has been signed to meet Ali
WANTED - High school grad er
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Baba to determine whose who in
be
M.
S.
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June
14,
ate to break into the oil busi-
Mrs. Anna Moss, 2740 Richton,
the pachyderm division of wrest-
ness. One who has sales experi- and M. S. "Batory," July 1.
in memory of Irving Berman.
ling June 29, will face Frank Sex-
ence and possesses a car. Ex-
ton of Sedalia, 0., in the Arena
celent opportunity and good
BUCHAREST (WNS) -Rabbi
adults, food transportation. 20021 Bowl next Monday evening.
advancement for right party.
Chaim Schorr, chief Orthodox
Other bouts on the card are:
References. Write Box 75, De- • Hazelwood Ave., Tyler 5-3948. I Jose Manuel, Portugal, vs.
rabbi of Rumania. is dead here
Pat
trait Jewish Chronicle.
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19TH ANNIVERSARY OF
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

Y. M. H. A. NOTES

The Y. M. II. A. has arranged
The Detroit Ladies Aid Society a baseball schedule for its mem-
will celebrate its 19th anniversary bers. The schedule opens June 7
on Monday evening, June 16, at at Central High School field.
Games will start 10:30 a. m.
The league will abide by indoor
rules of baseball of 1936.
On Sunday, June 14, the fol-
low Kamen will be played:

cardinals ye 141111, diamond No. I.
Exe.11,1or. vs. Art hank diamond 5.
Argonauts vv. Phi Lamb. FM. No. 10
1/amblen *B. Alpha Tau, diamond 7.

Argonauts

The Argonauts baseball team
is moving at a fast clip and re.
mains undefeated in its practice
games. Argonauts held the annual
Memorial Day outing at Walled
Lake. Miss Bertha Dworkin of
Chicago, was the guest of the
fraternity. Ray Davies, Harry
Leff, Irving Small and Jerome
Zack are pledges.

Archon. Fraternity

A reorganized Archons Frater-
nity in the Y. M. II. A. faces a
full series of social and athletic
activities.

Alpha Tau Fraternity

MRS. CLARA HAAS

The next meeting of Alpha Tao
will be held at the home of Dr.
Engelman. All young men wish-
ing to join should write to W.
Katz, 2635 Buena Vista.

Lacher's, 8939 Twelfth St. There
will be a memorial service by a
local Cantor. Dinner will be served 40 Sum-der Schools to 13e
at 6:90 o'clock, Mrs. Clara Haas,
Opener; on June 22
president, announces.
The Board of Education an-
For reservations call Mrs. Haas,
nounces
that 40 summer schools
Trinity 2-8912, or Mrs. B. Gam,
will be opened on June 22 for a
Tyler 4-3508.
period of eight weeks. Grades
five through 12 will be carried.
Pupils of both public and paro-
chial schools are cordially Invited
to attend. A tuition fee of $4 per
course or $12 for a complete pro-
Terenty•Ivre 1110/11 1,1111 of the Junior
Temple club enlored their •nnual din- gram is payable in advance or,
nor damn at North•ood Inn Wednos-
for an extra charge of 60 cents,
d•y waning when Rabbi and Mrs El-
in two installments. Over thirteen
Mr a i 'nd M rset:TIV
Pr
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thousand etudents are expected
.n,t Mr. .
re se t
in membership. The list of schools
•• qa. al gowns Election of p
is as followstBarboor, Burroughs,
Cass, Central, Chadsey, Cleveland.
trir:"LiTres1
.4 do Pn r; 4
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Edit h 7.1ot
. en ref ivy • 00 Meer Commerce, Cooley, Denby, Doty,
Nwsbenhawn. treasurer. •
Durfee, Eastern, Foch, Garfield,
Mrs tale Whitton of Porto., Fa. Crewel, Daily, Hampton, Hutch-
and Slim Rose Chmon•n of Pottwille.
ins, Jackson, Jefferson, Law Mac-
Pa, •
the howw go
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kenzie, McMichael. Miller, Moore,
of 11. •nil Mrs R. It iman
M u a g e r, Nolan, Northeastern,
Abe R•rohonhaum •Ittabled the .-
Northern,
Northwestern, Pershing.
0..1 ,nn,entlen of the J.,nior
or Vont In
In )10n Ws Tents, .0•1• Poe, Post, Ravenswood, Redford,
week.
Robinson, Southeastern, South-
Ml.. Thelma bl•yer 5•• ret•rtied from western, Tappan, Wilbur Wright.

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A film based on the life of the
late David Belasco is being pre-
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