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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Hordes Leaves for
a Tour of Europe
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CHILD STORY HOUR
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Lappin to Address
B'nai Moshe Dinner
-Real Estate Bargains-
William Hordes of 3339 Calvert
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Given as Testimonial to Silver
Ave., a leader in local labor Zion-
Jubilee Festival Workers
ist circles and a well-known in- plants were beaten up by armed
1
surance broker, will leave on July gangs of anti-Semites.
'ow
Synagogue Librarian to Hold
On Wednesday evening, July 1,
Pounds
NOILTIIIVEST
BUYS
One-Hour Sessions, on
Congregation B'nai Moshe will
Add,-
Units Rooms Hest
Lot
Mica
Dar.
Appeal
to
King
Carol
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
Price
Wednesdays
Chi.
Ill,. W., 37119 1-ram,
pay tribute to members of the
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Men's Club, the Congregation and
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Columbus 2109...• 1-Ca.
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4
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120
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5,200
Gladstone, 740
the Jews of Rumania who are be- Library, will conduct a story-tell
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0,310
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3-fam.
ing subjected to an organized cam- ing hour every Wednesday morn
es. CIA
30 cilia
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paign of terror was issued by the ing from 10 to 11 o'clock. Miss
Matleione, 3341-3
2-fam.
ea. St
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no laundry
7,100 /
27th annual convention of the Fineman, who is a member of the
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United Rumanian Jews of Amer- faculty of the Winterhalter School
9,500 of
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ica. The convention also called on and an instructor in the Shaarey
Hazelwood, 2050-52.
ea. HA
33.
in
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
(1,6500 /
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30 a 100
7,300
lholor, 5315 (Stu.)
with the Zionist Organization. of young children.
St
40 x 127a
5,000
/
41.10
Leo Wolfson was re-elected presi-
The introduction of the summer
Fireman, 4312-15
n-fam.
ea. HA
30 x 133a
5,500
Flat Piece. carefully ironed
dent. Other officers named were story-telling hour is an extension
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33 a 133
Additional pounds, 43kc lb.
Abraham Ilirach of Philadelphia, of the service offered by the li-
Joseph Rochbach, Dr. Julius Klep- brary, which is rapidly becoming
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
== 1:721 e1WMIXT. INq
per, Leon Fischer, Charles Zenen- known as housing one of the fin-
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reich, Max Schoenfeld and Sam- est collection of Jewish books in
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uel Lunchein, vice -presidents; the Middle West.
Abraham Falik, treasurer, and
Miss Fineman will make use of
Not rosponalble for ran-burnt or wind-whipped minium
Herman Speier, executive treas- the growing literature for Jewish
urer.
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
children as well as the standard
‘‘
works in juvenile literature.
Jewish Immigration Ban Asked
Children of members of the
REALTY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT
by Lord Lamington
congregation and non-members
oxIga=1lispommt=.22000m3 RANDOLPH 5593
WILLIAM HORDES
LONDO N . - OWNS-Palcor alike are invited to attend these
2 for a tour of Europe. Ile will Agency) -Lord Lamington has weekly events. The first story-
visit in Soviet Russia, especially introduced a motion into the telling hour will take place Wed-
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
A. C. LAPPIN
GUARD • AND
going to Bobruisk, and will also House of Lords for discussion on nesday morning, July 1, at 10
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be
spend some time in Poland, Eng- July 13 asking that the Govern- o'clock, in the library of the
YOUR 11 BE
Finished Same Dot-NO EXTRA CHARGE
land and Switzerland, He expects ment stop Jewish immigration synagogue, Chicago Blvd. and the Sisterhood who, under the
EYES • SAFE
chairmanship of Harry Rosman,
to attend the World Jewish Con- into Palestine owing to the dis- Lawton Ave.
With lloalPh-Llta Glam.
have, with considerable financial
gress in Geneva, Switzerland, hav- turbed situation there.
success, conducted the festival
ing been named an alternate dele-
Camp Avrwiin is
wmatimm, APPAREL
per ramie
marking the 25th anniversary of Local Group Backs Jerusa-
gate at the American Jewish Con-
Jews in Olympic C eeeee tie
congregation.
gress sessions held recently in
NEW YORK.---(WNS)-Scor-
Open for Season the The
lem Institute and Amer-
Pr PPi
Washington.
affair will be in the nature
ing a stunning upset by defeating
IOC
ican Hachshara
of
a
dinner-dance under the chair-
George Gulack, the favorite and
Minimum Charge, $1.50
estop Avrunin, on Big Wolf
Eyes examined, glasses fitted
1932 Olympic champion, Joseph Lake, near Grass Lake, Mich., is manship of Robert Rosenberg and
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
by registered specialists at
take place in the banquet hall,
Detroit members of the Miz-
Auxiliary of J. N. F. Goldenberg, 19-year old New open for the season, and a large will
We Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City
a price you can afford to pay.
York old New York high school group of campers has already be- Dexter and Lawrence.
rachi Organization of America
Awards Inscriptions boy virtually clinched a place in come orientated to camp life and The principal address following are now engaged in raising funds MURRAY'S
the American gymnastic Olympic is making things hum at this beau- the dinner, will be delivered by A. in support of two projects basic
• 1119 GRISWOLD ST.
•
C. Lappin, Deputy Labor Commis- to the Mizrachi movement.
Nest to Mamas Do. Walesa A
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the team when he won the national tiful children's summer camp.
A.
A.
U.
sioner
of
the
State
of
Michigan
flying rings title in a
Jewish National Fund closed• its
The first of these projects is
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, who was
year's activites with a social meet- meet that was the final Olympic the first person in Michigan to or- and for many years an active work- the building of a Teacher's In-
ing on Wednesday evening, June gymnastic trouts. Hitherto known ganize a •private Jewish camp, er in Jewish causes.
stitute for Women in Jerusalem.
Rabbi Moses Fischer and Cantor The institute will train teachers
only as the interscholastic and states that the ablest set of coun-
17, at the Wilshire Hotel.
Apartments Best Buy
Mrs. Samuel Heyman, presi- metropolitan junior rings cham- selors available has been gathered A. A.,Rosenfeld will also appear for the Mizrachi schools in Pales-
on
the program.
No form of Iniestmenl
tine which experts praise for their
den of the auxiliary, who presided pion, Goldenberg scored 57.9 for the camp's work this year. The
Imlay equals • Detroit 414
Music during the dinner and for excellence both from the secular
(9
at the meeting, presented framed points to lead Gulack by three- staff of mature men and women
for Income, (stability, pro-
Enjoy DOUBLE.MELLOW Old Gold Cigarettes with your dinner tree certificates to the following tenths of a point.
the dance will be furnished by a and religious standpoint.
The
counselors specializes in many ac- well-known Hungarian orchestra.
fopportunity,
retiring officers whom the organi-
erection
of
the
institute
building
tivities, including swimming, pup-
Members are urged to call llo- is considered an immediate acres-
zation desired to honor:
MONTCLAIR, N. J. - (WNS) petry, arts and crafts, track, boat-
garth 0862 for reservations.
iity.
Mrs. A. D. Markson, Mrs -Miss Norma Taubele of New ing, dramatics, horseback riding,
40 Apts
The second project is the Amer-
York
won
her
third
straight
title
Charles Brody, Mrs. Wiliam Felt-
music, tennis, vollyball, baseball,
ican Hachshara, or agricultural
Cost $165,000, now $35,000
ner, Mrs. Louis Lightstone, Mrs. in less than a week when she dancing.
training
station
in
New
Jersey,
romped
off
plus
$8,000
taxes to assume.
I. Goodman and Mrs. Jack Ellen-
with the women's
Big Wolf Lake is one of the larg-
where religious-minded young
atc i n.
Good bldg., fine rental loca-
Eastern court singles champion. est and most beautiful lakes in Young Poale Zion
men
and
women
are
prepared
for
INSURANCE' BROKERS
Mid-Western Rally careers as pioneers in Palestine. tion. Terms $10,000.
After receiving a Golden Book ship and then paired with Grace Michigan. The entire camp has
I inscription honoring herself and Surlier to capture the doubles been improved upon and the main
20 Apta
her husband, Mrs. Dina Milkovaky title. In winning the singles Miss building remodeled and a new one Will Be Held at Unser Camp on The training station at present is
605 Fox Theater Bldg., Cherry 6780
limited in capacity and cannot ac-
Kaplan, a former president of the Taubele retired the Hall Chal- erected.
Former $100,000 value now
July 26
commodate all the young people
For information regarding the
auxiliary was asked to present lenge bowl which she had won
$35,000, one of the best N.
desiring to enter.
twice before. Miss Taubele is also camp call the Detroit office, Tyler
CARE FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
the following inscriptions:
In pursuance of its summer
of Blvd. All 3 rooms mod-
Leaders in Mizrachi work in the
the New York State singles and 5-6278, or Townsend 7-2238.
activities the Ybung Peale Zion city are calling upon members of
ern improvements fine con-
To Mr. and Mrs. Max Weksler, doubles champion.
Alliance of Detroit announces the community and soliciting their
dition. You can't match this
to Mrs. A. D. Markson, in mem-
o •
that arrangements are being made support for the two undertakings.
anywhere. Terms $10,000.
ory of her parents Maurice and
CHICAGO.-(WNS)
-
Philip
for
a
Slid-Western Conference to
Ray Katz; to Mrs. Sol Cabot, in
Among those who have endors-
In the . absence Of William Hordes, who is leaving
be held in Unser Camp near ed this fund-raising effort, or are
for a
16 Apts
memory of her father, Chaim Levy, brawny weight man from
tour of Europe,' your needs will be excellently cared for by
place
Vinsky; to Mrs. Charles Brody, Stanford University won
Having received his A. B. degree from Chelsea, Mich., on Sunday, July engaged in it as workers, are
Former $90,000 value, now
in
the University of Michigan In 1935, 26. The groups of Cleveland, To-
the
Olympic
track
and
field
Meyer Kaufmann, Henry Burston and Earl Hordes.
in memory of her mother, Rachel
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, M. H.
George E. Wyman, .11 of Mr. and Mrs.
$30,000. All 3 rooms, elect.
Sudarsky; to Mrs. William Silver, finals when he took second place B. .I. Wyman of SI Mark
Ave., will re- ledo and Akron are expected to Zackheim, Rabbi Harry Z. Gor-
refrig., fine condition. Terms
in memory of her mother-in-law; in the discus throw with a toss eel, his M. A. degree from the U. of attend en masse, while Pittsburgh, don, Cantor Jacob II. Sonenklar,
83,000.
51.
this
June.
liowan
graduated
Cincinatti, Chicago and Milwau- Irwin I. Cohn, David S. Fried-
to Bernard Isaacs, to Mrs, I. Fax- of 170 feet 11 14 inches at the Ponder High School in 1931. Mr. from
Wy-
man
16th
annual
National
Collegiate
was
a
kee
will
member of the vanity band
stein, honoring her mother and
probably send delegates. man, Joseph N. Keidan, Isaac
8 Apta
the Phi Lambda Phl fraternity and The conference will take the form
late father, Libbie and Isaac Ru- Athletic Association track and and
Hurwitz, Jack and Louis Tobin,
will bo connected with Lybrand, Rose
championships at Stagg Bros and Alontgomery So a vortified of an outing and for this purpose tarry Z. Kraft, Meyer Beckman
Former $30,000 value, now
$3,000 Fund Sought benstein; to Mrs. Ida Weiner, to field
public accountant.
Field.
Winners
of
first
and
second
July
26
has
been
set
aside
as
$16,000.
Solid brick,
Mr. and Mrs. William Feltner; to
and Abraham Caplan.
place in each event plus others hecelving her B. S. dear.. Mice Young Peale Zion Day in Unser
condition. All 5 rooms and
To Save Synagogue Mrs. S. Shnitz, honoring her credited
with
Charlotte
Wyman,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
impressive
per-
Camp.
An
extensive
program
is
tiled
baths.
Terms $3,200.
mother Mrs. Anna Harrison; to
Mrs. B J. Wyman of (I4 Mark Ave„ will
formances will be entered in the be
graduated from Michigan State Nor- being planned which will include Mothers' Clubs'
MR. BEDFORD
Henry Keywell Heads Committee Mrs. Mollie Knoppow, to Mrs. Olympic finals in New York on
.
several
skits,
mal
College
at
Ypsilanti
this
June.
511.,
singing, Palestinian
Bessie Lehrman, and to Mr. and
in Behalf of Congregation
Wynun iv. a Pontiac High School grad-
July 4. Although Levy was the uate
dances and a camp fire in the
Mrs. H. Z. Kraft.
Shower, Picnics Homer Warren & Co.
in 1932 and was active on the
Beth Israel
'only Jewish entry to qualify for I . ampun. she holds the position of presi- evening. Visitors will also be able
Donations were received from the Olympic tryouts, other Jew- dent of the
REALTORS
Women's Athiette associa- to indulge in the various camp
The Council of Mothers' Clubs
Oar tad IX Century of Service
Is a campus sister captain, anum-
Henry Keywell heads a commit- the Mesdames Weksler, Markson, ish athletes scored in the games. tion,
ber of the Physical Education Club. and activities such as swimming, boat- of the Jewish Community Center
Cabot,
Brody,
Silver,
Lehrman,
tee that has been selected to raise
They were Sam Stoller of the chairman of the advisory hoard of the ing, tennis and baseball. For fur- will give a
food shower for the
Women'. League, MI. Wyman Is
a fund of $3,000 in order to save Faxstein, Shnitz, Hayman, Knop- University of Michigan, third to Junior
also vlre president of the Theta Sigma ther details and information write Center's Playschool
and Day atxtottotociaixfacommmo.
Congregation Beth Israel, located pow, II. Z. Kraft and Heyman.
Jesse Owens in a record-break- Ppkilon sorority. Allen Wyman haa se- to Morris Levin, 1600 Seward.
Miss Dorothy Reiser, a drama- ing n0
Camp
on
Tuesday,
June 30, at
.wpted s, a teaching position In Muskeegon
meter dash; Sam Klop- Height
4280 CORTLAND
tic reader, rendered several selec-
8:30
p.
n1.
Admission
to
the show-
of Stanford, third in the
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
er will be food articles. Bridge
tions, and A. Lachover, guest stock
West of Dexter. An unusu-
110 meter hurdles; Irwin Rubow
Among thoee returning from the Ifni-
speaker, spoke on the recent dis- of the University of Wisconsin, euity of Michigan to spend the stim•
will be played during the evening
ally attractive 8-room brick
Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman and refreshments will be served.
isr months with their respective par-
turbrnces in Palestine, comparing fourth in the shotput; and Law- ents
home in Russell Woods,
are
re David Hatchka,
Reel, of the infant welfare fund of the
Beginning Wednesday. July 8,
them with the riots of 1929. A rence Minsky of Iowa State Col- port. James Itosenth•L Clpe. Solomon
Four bedrooms, bath with
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah has and for five Wednesdays there-
and Jay Jackson.
social hour followed.
shower, breakfast nook, sun
lege, sleth in the javelin throw.
received contributions from the after there will be ■ picnic held
room,
steam heat; two-car
rertrnm Ketchel, so n of Mr. and Mra
.1 K. Ketchel, wan gra duated from the following:
every week on that day at Belle
garage with side drive. Near
college of lAternture. Sol., and Arta
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Lieberman,
in
YONKERS,
N.
Y.-(WNS)-
Isle.
A
full
day's
program
has
public
and
parochial schools,
Adler to Address
the UnivereIty of Michigan. last
Seven Jewish athletes from the of
honor of the confirmants Ilerman been planned winding up the day
bus and car,
seturday. He Is to enter Medical School
Rosen, Bernard Krohn and Jack witteattendance at the symphony
Metropolitan area qualified for neat fall.
Seminar of Avukah the
semi-final Olympic track and MI. !liar/orb. Meyer ofPearls. III., is Hamburger.
concert in the evening. The pro-
Andrew L. Malott, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David Zemon and gram will begin with luncheon
her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Avukah, young Zionist organiza- field tryouts by finishing third or 'lotting
0033 1.11 ERNI), 51 Grand River
Norman Buckner, en route to New York
tion, will hold its second annual better their events at the Metro- here she will sail on the Queen Mary, Mr. and Mre. Oscar Zemon, in on the Island at 12 noon, games
110(arth 3030
24. She w as arcompanled to New honor of the confirmants Jane from '2 to 4 p. m., supper 5:30
summer seminar. Philip Adler, politan Senior A. A. U. champion- June
York by Sir. Buc kner, who will (mend Goldstein and Audrey Buckner of
to 6:30 and at 8 o'clock the son- 000000-00111101 .000041300,:i0Oo
writer on foreign affairs for the ship,. Irving Horowitz of the a few dace there on • lewdness trip.
Pontiac.
92d
Street
Y.
M.
H.
A.
won
the
cert. All Mothers' Club members
Detroit News, has accepted the in-
Mre. Oscar Brenner and young eon,
Mr. and Mrs. Moe Leiter, in desirous of attending the picnic,
vitation to be one of the speakers. 2,000 meter walk in which his Paul
Frederick of Albany, N. Y., are
-
--
The seminar has been tentatively team-mate, Arthur Rosenstein, visiting their parent. and grandparents, honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Jack may do so ging by bus from the
-
Hamburger, and in memory of S. club headquarters and making a
set for July 24, 25 and 26 at Unser was second. Mortin Glickman of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ',Husky.
RUGS CLEANED
Cohen.
the Grand Street Boys Associa-
resrvation through a club officer
Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steinman en-
9x12
ornestic--$2.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frank, or at the Center. Bus rates are
D50
their relative.. at dinner at
Those interested are asked to get tion won the 100 meter dash and tertained
their home In honor of their 15th wed• In honor of Jack Hamburger's
at
25 cents and must be paid not
in touch with Ida Louise Fried- Danny Taylor took first place in ding anniversary.
Free
Storage
'Till October
Bar
Mitzvah
and
in
honor
of
the
the
shotput.
Other
Jewish
quali-
later than Tuesday morning,
JEDDO, MICH.
good, 3225 Elmhurst, Townsend fiers were Ben
Mra Saul Birnkrant In spending a confirmants Richard Berrie, Rob- July 7.
(14 naltyl north of 1. 9ft HUM.)
Lander of Brook- fortnight
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
7-7685, to make reservations.
In New York visiting relatives
l
ert
Steinberg,
Muriel
Steinberg
yn
College,
third
in
the
200
me-
and friends.
for
INSURED FOR
HENRY KEYWELL
The week-end includes camp life
Appleby, Marjorie Ben-
Fire, Theft and
■
Gifts to Council Funds
combined with serious discussion. ter dash; William Steiner of the Mra. David Cohen anti daughter. Marl. Jeanne
Loss
nett, Elaine Kaufman and Harold
Millrose A. A., third in the 10,-
Professional Women
on Muirland and Midland, from
I, Ann, who were the house guest. of
Orientals-Chines e a specialty
000 meter run; and Milton Lif- wt., and Stra Norm. Buckner, left for Kaufman; and in honor of the
foreclosure.
The
Detroit
Section,
National
Business Girls
Philadelphia to visit. her husband'. par.} consecration of Marcia Diamond,
of YEARS EXPERIEN( E
Mr. Keywell states that of the Trees Planted in Palestine shuts of the Curb Exchange, third enta
Council of Jewish Women re-
Eileen Blumberg, Lucille Kavanau ceived the following contribu-
in the running high jump.
Students
amount of $4,600 due the banks
in Memory of Esther
and Mildred Frank.
CARD OF THANKS
tions:
approximately ;2,100 has been
Shugerman
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Loewenberg
•
NEW YORK.-(WNS)-Sybil
The family of the late Eva
wiped off and the balance must
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Schol-
Carpet Cleaning & Rug Co.
Koff, Sylvia Rothenberg and Na- Friedman wishes to thank their and Mrs. Jack Loewenberg, in
be paid by March 1, 1937. Includ-
Through the Jewish National talie Sherman qualified for places relatives and friends for their memory of Mrs. David Zemon' arship Fund, in memory of Philip
MADISON M13-111311
ing taxes and other indebtednes-
Blumenthal
from Mr. and Mre
Fund,
trees
will
be
Brother.
planted
in
in
the
combined
final
Olympic
sympathy
and
kindness
extended
ses, the sum of $3,000 is needed
Herbert D. Robinson.
memory
of
Esther
Shugerman
Miss Dorothy Rosenthal and
In invigorating Lake Huron,
by women's track and field tryouts them during their recent bereave-
to clear the synagogue of oblige.
For the Elsa F. Welling Me-
Mr. and Mrs. Abe It. Rosenberg, and national A. A. U. champion- ment
Lazarus Rosenthal in memory of morial Fund, in memory of Jo- Warsaw Editor to Address
tions.
the finest heath In Michigan
the Yahr-Zeit of Mrs. Mae Rosen- seph Stein, Harbor Springs, Michi-
Working with Mr. Keywell on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L Staub ships at Providence on July 4 by
. ,
Meeting Here in Interat
this special synagogue project, in and Mr. and Sire. Louis I. Kra- their stellar achievements in the standing individual performer of thal.
gan, Lena Weisman, Harris Well-
of Biro Bidjan
Mrs. Eli Sachse, In honor of ing, and
women's Metropolitan A. A. U. the games. The names of the
which contribution, of $1 and up mer.
Philip Wittleshofer from
In memory of Esther Shugar- track and field championships.
the recovery from illness of Mrs.
will be asked, are Morris Sax,
along shady, wooded lanes,
Mr.
David
M.
Welling.
In
memory
judger,
will
be
announced
later
by
Louis James Rosenberg is ar-
Jacob Harwith and Mrs. Meyer of Joseph Stein,
Charles Handler, Joseph Balberor, man there were also planted the Miss Koff, who is a Maccabiad Mr. Ornstein.
Lena Weisman. ranging a meeting' here its the in-
the kind you read about
S. Shurgarman.
champion, won the running broad
president of the synagogue, and following trees:
and Philip Wittleshofer from Dr. terest of the settlement of Jews
One
tree
by
Purity
Chapter
Dr.
and
Mrs.
N.
E.
Aronstam,
jump,
finished
second
in
the
50
Harry Horowitz, vice-president of
CAIRO. - (WNS) - Jewish in honor of the consecration of B. 1). Welling,
in Biro-Bidjan, in behalf of the
Eastern Star, one tree by Mr. and meter dash and ran the anchor
the synagogue.
For the Council Camp Vacation Ambijan-the American Commit-
Mrs. Morris Davis, one tree by leg on the winning 400 meter circles here are discussing an un- Marcia Diamond, Eillen Blum-
Fund:
In
memory
of
Evelyn
verified
report
that
the
Italian
th e Settlement of Jews
under blue skies--soak up
Mr.
and
Mrs. Harry Lein, one relay of the German-American A.
berg, Bernice Sorok, Luccille Ka-
. .
I
B iro- idjan.
tree by Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Miss Rothenberg, representing consulate here has approached a vanau and Alice Jacobson of Friedman from Mr. and Mrs.
The meeting will
sunshine--store up health .
Louis
Smilansky.
From
Sir.
and
prominent
Jewish
leader
with
■
be held on July 2, and the speaker
Cleveland, Ohio.
Fisher, two trees by Z‘dekah the Glencoe A. C., was second
Mrs. Monroe Rosenfield, in honor will be Saul Wagman, edit)... from
Juniors, two trees by Louis Ger- in the 80 meter hurdle, third in plan for settling 500 , 000 Jews
Judge
and
Mrs.
Chas.
Rubiner
with capital in Ethiopia. Reports
their 50th wedding anniver- Warsaw, Poland.
mansky Family.
in honor of the consecration of of
the 200 meter dash, while Miss
sary. In honor of the marriage
The Chicago division of Am-
Many Detroit friends have ex- Sherman of the Newport A. C. of a similar nature have emanated Eileen Blumberg, June Cantor,
lazy away the whole day
The annual moonlight of the
of
Josephine Stern from her bijan
in
recent
weeks
from
Berlin
and
Mildred Frank and Betty Vine-
has arranged for a dinner
just do nothing at all
Chemed Shel Emes (Free Burial, pressed the desire of having the was second in the discus throw. Warsaw.
mother, Mre. Milford Stern. A to be held thi s Sunay
berg.
evening
name
of
the
deceased
inscribed
in
Association) will be held on Sunday i
special gift to the fund from Mr. at the Medinah Club. d
r
Mr.
and
Mrs
Larry
Michelson,
The speak-
evening, July 12, Dave Diamond the Golden Book of the Jewish
JONES BEACH, L. I.-(WNS) Says Jews Started Przytyk
and
Mrs.
Albert
Kahn.
i
ers
will
be
Jacob
National
Fund. If interested call -Janice Lifson of the Women's
n memory of Mrs. Jennie New-
G. Grossberg,
and his orchestra will provide the
ere,. to Wie Americas Aid
president of Chicago Ambijan;
Rates : $11.00 per Week
man.
Mrs. E. Sachse, Trinity 2-2048.
I music for dancing.
Swimming Association. , retained
WARSAW. - (WNS) - The
CARD OF THANKS
Miss Esther Hirshman, In mem-
Rabbi Jacob Singer, Dr. James M.
The necessity for purchasing en
her
Metropolitan
senior
diving
Praytyk
pogrom
was
deliberately
Mrs. Benjamin Penslar of 2647 Y
•
o a
additional parcel of land, a 25-acre Appeal for Aid to Sick Girl laurels when she captured first provoked by the Jews of that ory of her father, Joe Hirahman. Taylor Ave. wishes to thank rela- d iarerdcioAr b r f h a m A h bo uhaan n , executive
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Fisher, in tiven, friends
lot available near the present ceme-
place in the fancy diving event town in order to stimulate Amer-
Male Reset- rations at
and members of Y o
Creek
Who
Is
In
Battle
honor
of
the
recovery
from
illness
Louis Zara, author; Dr.
tery, urges the committee in
at the annual women's Metropoli- ican Jews to send money to Po-
Perfection Lodge for their many C
Sanatorium
tan A. A. U. swimming champion. land, M. Kovalski, chief counsel of Mrs..Rolnataky, and In honor acts of kindness expressed by A harlea S. Bacon, president.
charge to make a special effort to
Council Clubhouse •
of confirmants of Stanley Wiakel. them during her
merican Russian Institue; Prof.
ship.
secure
as
large
a
fund
for
the
for
the
13
Christian
defendants
89 Rowena St.
recent bereave- mat Burgesa of Uni t
Chesed ehel Emes as possible. The
An appeal Is made for a fund
of
in the Radom trial, declared in man and Stewart Fink.
ment.
(during the day)
hicago; Rabbi George Fox, and
Arts to Give Athletic his summing up speech to the
25 acres will cost approximately to enable Mrs. Ida Kesselman of S• • •
0 there.
Troph
y
2421
Sturtevant
Ave.
to
keep
her
816.600. The first payment of
court. Punctuating his concluding
Community Center
NEW YORK.-( WNS) -The remarks with violent attacks on
$4,000 must be made by Aug. 1, daughter in • sanatorium in
Weedward & Hol b rook
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
WRESTLING AT ARENA
and • plea is therefore made for Battle Creek. Unable to pay the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate and the Jews. Kovalski declared that
GARDENS
(in the evening)
liberal support of the moonlight in sanatorium to help restore her its affiliated publications will offer what happened at Przytyk was
the
Seven
Arts
Trophy
for
the
daughter's
help,
Mra.
Kesselman
order to enable the raiaing of suf-
June 29-Symposium on World Jewish Congress, under aus-
only a part of the nation-wide
hopes that Detroiter. will take an ontet ending individual achieve- economic war on the Jews which pices of Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith, at Detroit-Leland
Bert Rubi, Hungarian ace, and
ficient funds for this purpose.
Hotel.
interest in this case and will as- ment at the. first annual World was approved by the government Speakers: Frith M. Ilutzel, Simon Shetzer ■nd
"Long John" Swenski, Minnea-
Philip Slomovitz.
July 11 -Conference of Jewish
Labor Athletic Carnival to be through Premier Skladkoweki.
sist her in the present plight.
polis speedboy, are paired in the
Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Neatly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
Fluffed Dried
SHIRTS
18 l ' bs. DAMP WASH
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Lace Curtains ia. Ppz 33c
BET
Double Woolen Blankets 3Sc
,tea 2Sc
Feather Pillows
THE
IT BANK
DETROIT MIZRACHI
AID TWO PROJECTS
All Ironed Service 25c
FLAT PIECES
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LAUNDRY CO. 4 •
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rantiar
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COUNCIL CAMP
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lithe . ..
Play ...
Rest ...
I
Chesed Shel Emes
Moonlight July 12
• •
ARGO
FURNACE OIL
LA 4500
Gifts to Fresh Air Society
The Fresh Air Society was the
recipient of contributions in mem-
err of Philip Blumenthal. from
Mr, and Mre. Max Berendt and
Mores Marks and family; and
from Mrs. Beniamin L. Lambert,
in memory of Benjamin L. Lam-
bert.
held ■t Randall's Wand, August
15 and 16, it was announced here
y Charles I.. Ornstein, chairman
f the games committee, and Jo-
The Women's Auxiliary of the seph Brainin, editor of the Seven
Jewish Home for the Aged has re- Arta Feature Syndicate, The t ro.
ceived a donation from Mrs. I, p hy will be awarded to that ath-
Liebson on the occasion of the re- I ete who in the opinion ore corn-
revery from illness of her sister, mitre of sports writers and
coaches is declared to be the out-
Mrs. Roee Bernetein,
G:ft to Home for Aged
20 Nations t• Attemd Refugee
Parley
GENEVA (WNS)-Twenty na-
tions have already accepted invi-
tations to participate in the in-
ternational conference on Gee.
man refugees which will be held
here on July 2nd. under the aus-
pices of the Leagueof Nation..
organiations meeting in
the interests of American Jewish Centres., at 8:30 p.
Jewish Community Center, to hear
reports
from
recent Centres,' sesalons held In Washington, D.
C. delegates to
Aug. 3-,
7wwlek moonlight under auspices of Men's
Club and Young Shaarey
People's Society.
Oct. 25-Home Relief Dinner
Oct. 31 -Annual Balfour Ball Danes.
of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 1-Silver Jubilee of Hebrew
Ladles Ald Society at
Dexter•Lawrence banquet
ball.
•
main event of the Arena Bowl's
third outdoor wrestling card of
the second next Monday evening,
Stanley Buresh, the kangaroo
man from Australia, will
meet.
Pat Kelly, latest young
Irish star,
in the semi-final.
The on-all bouts are "Baby
Face" Nelseofn, Sherman, a.
Pat McCleary, Dublin, and "Wild
Bill" Brooks, New York, vs.
"Lefty" Pacer, New York.