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July 10, 1936

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PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal of 2200 Edison Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Harold Shatzen, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Shatzen of 3210 Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kahn of 3378 Elmhurst Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Tillie, to Arthur Charles Gold-
berg, son of Alex Goldberg.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Olstein of 1975 Pingree Ave. announced the
engagement of their daughter, Bernice, to A. Albert Baker at a
reception held on July 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lefton of Fullerton Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Morris Taxe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. by. Taxe of Owen Ave.
Mrs. B. Myers of 3023 Webb Ave. announces the engagement
of her daughter, Myra, to Raymond Feinberg, son of Mrs. S. Fein-
berg of Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capp of W. Grand Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter. Betty Ann, to Meyer Nadler, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nadler of Englewood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Levi announce the betrothal of their
daughter, Phoebe, to Marvin H. Sellins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sellins.

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July 29—Miss Helen Rosner, daughter of Mrs. Freda Rosner
o Louis Danziger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Danziger, at 6 p. m.
at the l'halanx Club, 114 Erskine St.
Aug. 2—Miss Hortense E. Serlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Serlin of 2655 Leslie Ave., to Arthur Silverman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Silverman of Tyler Ave,
Aug. 2—Miss Rose Greenburg, daughter of Mr. and Sirs.
Jacob Greenburg of Vassar, Mich., to Harry C. Kent, son of Nathan
Katzman of Detroit, at Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Aug. 8—Miss Ethel Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Harold Weisblatt, son
of David Weisblatt. Reception Sunday, Aug. 9, at 7 p. m., at Con-
gregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sts.
Aug. 9—Miss Tillie Silverstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Silverstein of 12056 Dexter Blvd., to Rabbi Jacob M. Brown
of Atlanta, Ga., at Congregation B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th Sta.
Aug. 9—Miss Miriam Miller, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. I. J.
Miller of 1484 Taylor Ave., to Ilenry Pawlansky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Pawlansky of Chicago, III.

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MOONLIGHT OF
SHAAREY ZEDEK
MONDAY, AUG. 3

Wide interest is being displayed
in the Shaarey Zedek moonlight
cruise on Lake St. Claire, to be
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held on Monday evening, Aug. 3,
under the joint .sponsorship of the
Young People's Society and the
Men's Club of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
This will be an annual affair
hereafter and it is confidently pre-
dicted that it will be as enjoyable
and successful as in years past
when the Young People's Society
held such moonlights each season.
Sport and Recreation of Every Kind
To the following young men and
women from the Young People's
Accommodations for 450 People
Society has been entrusted the task
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Hot and Cold Run-
of supplying tickets:
Beautiful Surroundings, Loveliest
Marvin Rosin, Abraham Satov-
ning Water in
Dining
Room
in
Michigan
sky, Dr. Philip Lachman, Ralph
Every Room
Bernstein, Barney Kavanau, Har-
Located on U. S. 31
Private Baths and
old Helper, Morton Weinberg, Jay
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NI Showers
Frank, Al Iteidner, Morris Shaw,
Two new buildings recently erected.
Dave Levin, Evelyn Robbins, Ethel
Baseball, Dancing,
New Recreation Hall
Dante, Sylvia Shatzen, Toby Nay-
Swimming, Fishing,
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er, Shirley Small, June Rozner,
Canoeing, Tennis,
REASONABLE RATES
Annette Manson, Julia Siegel, Ruth
Golf
Williams, Flora Beckman, Leona
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Children's
Levin, Melba Sklar, Dorothy
Private bus and three automobiles
Smith, Wildred Agranove.
Playgrounds
at your disposal
Among those handling the sale
Governess for
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of tickets for the Men's Club are
Children
Abe
Schmier and Harry Satovsky,
Phone 379
Dance Pavilion and
co-chairmen, assisted by Dr. Ar-
SOUTH
HAVEN,
MICH.
thur A. Ginsberg, Carl Schiller,
Orchestra,
Leon Zechman, Mr. Chatman, Har-
F. SAMSON, Prop.
Social and Physical
old Schiller, the other officers and
The
Ideal
Spot
at
Which
to
Spend
Director
hoard
of directors of the club, E.
Your Vacation
H. Saulson, Theodore Baruch, John
Frazer, Samuel Heyman, Nathan
Milstein, Arthur S. Purdy, Philip
Rosenthal, Harry Shulman, Dr.
Leonard Sidlow, Jay I. Jay, Philip
Slomovitz, Carl Schiller and Mor-
ris Seligman, Simon Shetzer, Dr.
Sol Q. Kesler, Sam Weisman, and
others to be named. Mrs.. David
B. Lichtig, president of the Sister-
A most interesting celebration in Russia, having been caught by hod, has promised the enthusiastic
support
of the Sisterhood and will
tok place in the Jewish Old Folks' p i a "Chaper" and kept in the army
Home on Wednesday, July 8, when of Nicholas I for 25 years. At- name a committee soon to assist in
the
sale
of
tickets.
Arie Leib Mogilvesky observed his tempts were made to covert him
100th birthday.
' to Christianity but they failed.
A resident of the home since
Mr. Mogilevsky was born in a
Sept. 2, 1930, Mr. Mogilevsky is in colony in Crimea and lived on a
perfect health, possesses full farm in his early youth. Ile came
power of vision and hearing and is to this country 32 years ago. lie
a fascinating story-teller. He can has one son, John Alwil of Benton
talk for hours about his early ex- I Harbor, Mich., and a daughter in
A. C. Lappin, Labor Commis-
periences as a Cantonese soldier San Francisco.
sioner of Michigan, will indefinite-
ly be delegated to broadcast the
World Peaceways program over
station WWJ at 10:20 on Wednes-
day evenings.
World Peaceways has gained in
scope by the enlisting of outstand-
Additional Funds Needed to Care for His Health; Concert Is Ar-
ing American leaders as members.
ranged for Tuesday, Aug. 4
Mrs. Estelle Sternberger is the
executive director of World Peace-
George Mogill, son of Rev. and parents for another fund to carry ways. Among the members are
Mrs, S. Mogill, who was operated him through his critical condition. Senator Nye, Dr. Harold Hough,
on last week by Dr. Chevalier
A group of friends have arranged Reinhold Niehuhr and hundred, of
Jackson Philadelphia, f or the
the most important names in
removal of a dental bridge from for a concert to be held in the American life.
his esophagus, remains in a seri- Philadelphia-Byron Hall on Tues-
ous condition, it was reported on day evening, Aug. 4. Cantor
Wednesday.
Mogill himself will appear in this
George will have to remain in concert and there will be other
the Temple University Hospital in featured artists.
Philadelphia for another three
Tickets for this concert are al-
Detroit Lodge 65 was recently
weeks. The funds raised at a ready available from the follow-
honored by the appointment of
concert sponsored here recently ing: Ilyman Altman, Chesluk's
Past Chancelor Commander Sam
have been exhausted and a frantic Book Store, at the office of The
Raskin as chairman of the grand
call has been issued by the boy's Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
lodge finance committee and chair-
man of the rank wor kto be con-
orbit of Italian Jewry is being ferred upon 1,000 candidates at
the convention on Sept. 23, at
drafted.
Not a single chieftain of the Jackson, Mich. Detroit Lodge ex-
pects
to have 100 candidates for
Falashas, the black Jews of Ethi-
opia, has surrendered t othe Ital- this unusual initiation, this class
to
be
called
the Sam Raskin Class.
But the Black Jews. Remain Loyal ian military or civil authorities in
The hot weather is not impair-
to Haile Selassie
Ethiopia, it was reported here in
ing
attendance
of Detrit Lodge
dspatches received from Addis
members. The athletic depart-
ROME—(WNS)—Jewish organ- Ababa. Determined to remain ment is kept busy.
loyal to their exile deemperor,
izations in the United States, Haile Selassie, the Falashas are
Saul Kling reported on the
Great Britain and France which, fleeing to hte mountains to escape forthcoming carnival to take place
have hitherto been helping the Italian military patrols.
for one week, beginning with July
27 to Aug. 2.
Falashas, or black Jew', of Ethi-
C. C. Jacoby advises all mem-
opia are warned by "Israel," offi-
cial organ of Italian Jewry, that Exile Represents Palestine at the bers that meetings of Detroit lodge
Math Con g
wil be held as usual every Tues-
henceforth all activities in behalf
day throughout the summer
of the Falashas must be the ex-
JERUSALEM (WNS— Palcor months.
clusive task of Italian Jewry.
Emphasizing that there is no longer Agencyl—Professor A. H. Fraen-
S. N. Behrman, the playwright,
any need for Pro-Falasha com- kel, formerly of Germany and
mittees in New York, Paris, and mince his dismissal from his Ger- is honeymooning with his wife, ■
London "Israel" reveals that man post head of the Pure Mathe- sister of Jascha Heifets ... Ditto
Jewry,
ewry, in co-opention with =tics department at the Hebrew Alex Yokel, the producer, who
the Italian Government, is pre- University, has gone to attend married Mrs. Rosalind Levy.
paring to take the Fibulas under the International Congress of
Vacatloo Sueseutioa— Include
its wing, culturally, spiritually, Mathematicians at Oslo, Norway,
and economically. A plan for as the official representative of a Carton of Doeble-Mellow Old
'Gelds—Always Factory-Fresh.
bringing the Falashas within the he Palestine Government

CHARLES IL HASSNER

Samson's Modern
Park View Resort

CENTENARIAN RESIDENT OF JEWISH
OLD FOLKS' HOME HAS A CELEBRATION

Lappin Broadcasts
World Peaceways
Program on WWJ

GEORGE MOGILL TO REMAIN IN
HOSPITAL THREE MORE WEEKS

Grand Lodge Honors
Detroit K. P. Lodge

JEWS IN ITALY
CLAIM FALASHAS

I. MILLER

Semi-Annual

CLEARANCE

The bride was lovely in her
mother's wedding gown and was
attended by her sister, Mrs. Wal-
ter Goldhaminer of Cleveland, who
wore a gown of period design.
The best man was Milton J. boner.
After a wedding breakfast, the
couple left for New York City
from where they sailed on July 1
on the S. S. Washington for a tour
of England and Scotland. After
Aug. 10, they will make their home
in Detroit.

Prominent Families
Joined in Wedding

June 22—To Mr. and Mrs. Abe Cohen (Esther Nabot) of 292
Monterey Ave., a son, Norman Leonard.
June 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nosanchuk (Anna Brown)
of 4051 Monterey Ave., a daughter, Shirley.

NEW YORK—At one of the
most elaborate ceremonies of re-
cent seasons, Miss Naomi Fried-
man, daughter of Dr. Samuel
Friedman, 1160 Park Avenue, was
married to Joshua Manischewitz,
son of Rabbi and Mrs. Hirsch

HEINRICK—MARK

At an impressive ceremony in
the presence of the immediate
families, on June 30, Miss Lorraine

Maxine Mark, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Louis Mark, was united
in marriage to Sidney J. Hein-
rich, formerly of Syracuse, N. Y.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
The ceremony took place in
the Ivy Room of Hotel Statler,
under an alter of smilax and
white carnations. Palms and tall
candelabras with white tapers
formed the background.
Miss Mark was given in mar-
riage by her father and wore a
white satin gown with Alencon
lace jacket and train. Her veil
of tulle was caught by a small
cap with rose point lace halo
effect. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the val-
ley.
Miss Naomi Stone, cousin of
the bride, was her only attendant
and acted as maid of honor. She
wore a coral colored lace gown
and carried a huge bouquet of
blue delphiniums and wore a band
of delphinium in her hair.
Samuel Nathanson, formerly of
Toledo, attended Mr. Ileinrick as
hest man. blaster David Gordon
was the ring bearer.
Sirs. Mark, mother of the
bride, wore a gown of yellow
chiffon. Sirs. Ileinrick, the
g room's mother, was gowned in
a black-white printed chiffon.
Mrs. J. M. Berris sang "0
Promise Me," preceding the cere-
mony.
A dinner for 45 guests was
served in the Henry li Room.
Miss Mark is a graduate of the
University of Michigan and is a
member of Sigma Delta Tau of
University of Illinois. Sir. Hein-
rick graduated from Ohio State
University and is a member of
Sigma Alta Mu.
Following
a
trip
month's
through the east and the Adiron-
docks, Mr. and Mrs. Ileinrick will
reside in Detroit.
The out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ileinrick and
Mrs. Emanuel Shure, sister of
the groom, of Syracuse, N. Y.;
Charles Heinrick and Dr. and
Mrs. Murray Kaplan of Chicago;
Miss Jean Falk of Hillsdale,
Mich.; Miss Sylvia Klein of Car-
bondale, Pa.; Sliss Francine Zui-
ernbaum of Shinglehouse, Pa.:
Miss Marion Cohen of Cleveland.

S. Sperka and A. M. Hershman
officiated.
Mrs. L. Warren, popular Nkcal-
ist of the Yiddish Folks Verein,
sang the selection "Because."
The bride was gowned in
Princess style of satin and lace,
with Queen Anne collar, carry-
ing a bouquet-shower of white)
roses and lillies of the valley, ea
she walked down the aisle, she
was preceded by her two junior
bridesmaids, Sarah Betty Gold-
berg and Sylvia Rubin, nieces of
the groom
Mrs. Idelle Solk of Chicago,
cousin of the bride, was matron
of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Esther Goldberg, niece of
the groom, Ruth Karasick and
Evelyn Karasick of Chicago, and
Ethel Orechkin of Windsor, Ont.
Harry Koenigsberg of Wash-
ington, D. C., brother of the
groom, was best man. Solomon
Goldberg was ring bearer.
The ushers were Morris Glick-
lin, Charles Fink, Dave Glicklin
and Leo Koenigsberg.
Tables were set for dinner for
200 guests. A reception follow-
ed at 9:30 p. m.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Kara-
sick of Los Angeles, Cal., Mr.
and Mrs. Max Karasick and fam-
ily, Sir. and Mrs. Morris Kara-
sick and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Solk and son, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Karasick and daughter,
all of Chicago, Mrs. Harry Crys-
tal, Mrs. B. Friedman and Harry
Friedman of New York City, Mr.
and Mrs. Strome of Boston, Maas.,
6Ir. and Mrs. Medoff and Mr. and
Mrs. Orechlin of Windsor, Ont.,
and Harry Koenigsberg of Wash-
ington, D. C.
The couple left for a motor
tour through the east and New
York City, where Dr. Koenig will
attend the annual convention of
the American Osteopathic Asso-
ciation of Physicians and Sur-
geons, returning July 27.

BAKER—KITTY

On Sunday, June 28, Jericho
Temple was the scene of a lovely
wedding, when Miss Bella Kitty,
daughter of Mr. and Sirs. Abra-
ham Kitty, became the bride of
Morris Deicer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Baker. Rabbi M.
Zager officiated.

SCHULTZ—WOLKIN
Benjamin Wolkin announces
the marriage of his daughter,
Jean, to Jack Schultz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Max Schultz, which took
place Sunday, July 3. at the home
of Rabbi Si. Zager, 3026 W.
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HELPER—GOODMAN
Sir. and Mrs. J. II. Kopelman Grand Ave.
announce the marriage of their
KAIMAN — STILLMAN
sister, Mrs. Ida Applebaum Good.
man, to Harry. Helper, on Satur-
Mr. and Sirs. I. Stillman of 2725
day, July 4. Dr. Leo M. Frank- Glendale Ave. announce the mar-
lin read the marriage service in riage of their daughter, Mary, to
the presence of the immediate Louis J. Kaiman, son of Mr. and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Helper left Sirs. K. Kaiman of Glenwood,
for Northern Michigan where they Iowa, on Sunday, July 5.
will spend the summer.

KOENIG--GLICKLIN
Miss Anne Glicklin, daughter
of Sir. and Mrs. Israel Glicklin,
became the bride on Sunday,
July 6, of Dr. Jack Koenig, broth-
er of Mrs. Rose Goldberg of W.
Enclid Ave., at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. Rabbis Joshua

Geckers Give $25 to Old
Folks' Home on 25th
Wedding Anniversary

On the occasion of their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Gecker of 225 Merton
Road made a contribution of $25 to
the Jewish Old Folks' home.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

July 14--Conference of Jewish organiations meeting in
the interests of American Jewish Congress, at 8:30 p. m., all
Jewish Community Center, to hear reports from delegates to
recent Congress sessions held in Washington, D. C.
July 14—Jewish Educational League lawn party.
Aug. 3—Shaarey Zedek moonlight under auspices of Men's
Club and Young People's Society.
Oct. 20—Infant Service Group annual event.
Oct. 25—Home Relief Dinner Dance.
Oct. 3I—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 1—Silver Jubilee of Hebrew Ladies Aid Society at
Dexter-Lawrence banquet halt
Dee. 1—Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid annual event.
Dec. 2—Hadassah Roll of Honor affair.
Dec. 9—Zedakah donor luncheon.

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On June 29, at noon, Miss Ruth
Janet Weiss, daughter of Mr. and
Sirs. Ilarry II. Weiss of Shaker
Heights, 0., became the bride of
Wilfred II. Boner, son of Mrs. Re-
gina Silberstein Adler, of 65
Rhode Island Ave., Highland Park,
Mich. Dr. Leo Si, Franklin per-
formed the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate families
and a few friends.

Births

Alarriages

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Large, airy rooms, elegantly furnished, with private bath and
shower. Children's dining room and governess—playgrounds.

The enlarged dance hall and. cabaret is under the
personal management of MR. BARON, and a famous
dance and concert orchestra will furnish the music.

Men's and Women's Solariums—New Social and Entertaining
Staff—Tennis Courts, Golf Course nearby

MRS. JOSHUA MANISCHEWITZ

Manischewitz, in the East Ball-
room of the Hotel Commodore, New
York, on Sunday afternoon and
evening, June 28. The bride's
father, Dr. Friedman is a well
known physician. Rabbi Hirsch
Manischewitz is an executive offi-
of the B. Manischewitz Matzo
Company.
The after dinner speakers in-
cluded the lion. Samuel Levy,
Borough president of Manhattan,
Jeremiah T. Mahoney, active in
the cause against the Nazi Olym-
pics, Rabbi Lookstein, who brought
the blessings of Rabbi Margulies,
oldest rabbi in America and honor-
ary president of Ilagudas Hora-
bonim, Judge Liebel, David
Brown, Rabbi Enkolsky, Zev Mar-
gulies, Dr. Rubin Finkelstein, and
Beryl Manischewitz,
The guests numbered several
hundred. In addition to those al-
ready mentioned, they included
among others, Magistrate J. Katz,
Dr. S. Marinoff, son-in-law of Dr.
Albert Einstein, Prof. I. Friedman,
noted neurologist, Dr. laidor held,
Dr. Joseph Gordon, l'rof. Jacob
Jacobson of Paris, Dr. William,
Weiss, Dr. Abraham Friedman and
Dr. S. Gold, who is also a rabbi
and who conies from Texas.

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Junior
Congregation
o f Shaarey Zedek

The Junior Congregation held
the concluding Sabbath services for
the year last Saturday. Samuel
Krohn, who has done admirable
work all season and who has earned
the praise of all those who have
heard him, was (baron. Miss
Florence Rosenthal delivered a
fine ressume of the Sedra and Mil-
ton Gordon gave an Inspiring ser-
mon. Being Independence Day,
several appropriate prayers were
read.
This hex proved the most suc-
cessful year thus far in the records
of the Junior Congregation.
The officers this year were Man-
dell Berman, president; Theodore
Leibevitz, vice president, later
Theodore Leibovitz president and
Alvin August, vice president The
sponsor of the Junior Congregation
is Abe Gordon.

Moonlight of Free Burial
Asa'n Sunday

The moonlight excursion of the
Detroit Jewish Free Burial Associ-
ation will take place Sunday, July
12, at 8:30 p. rn. from the foot of
Woodward Ave., on the steamer
Columbia.
The proceeds will be used as •
payment on the purchase contract
of 25 acres of new cemetery
ground.

Many Added Improvements Have Made Baron's
the Most Modern Resort in Michigan

YOUR SUMMER VACATION

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BUS or TRAIN

In honor of William Ilordes, who
left for an extensive trip to Eu-
rope, the following entertainments
were given: On June 22, Mr. and
Sirs. Louie Please honored Mr,.
Hordes at a social gathering for
approximately 40 gueste at their
home, 2928 Glendale Ave. Mr. and
Mrs. David J. Cohen of 3255 Mon-
terey Ave. entertained at dinner for
20 guests on June 24. Mr. Cohen
is the president of the Chaim Na-
chman Bialik Branch No, 605 of
the Jewish National Workers' Al-
liance and those present were mem-
bers of the branch.
A racial gathering was held at
the home of Sir, and Mrs. Joseph
Gorman for 20 guests, on Saturday,
June 27. On June 29, the officers,
employees and associates of hordes
& Kauffman, Inc honored Mr .
Hordes with a surprise bon voyage
dinner at Northwood Inn. Myer
Katiffman acted as toastmaster.
There were 40 guests present. The
Arlararoff branch of the Jewish
National Workers' Alliance honored
Mr. Hordes on June 30, the eve-
ning of his departure from the
city, at a dinner given for 70 guests
at Schwartz s Restaurant, Dexter
and Burlingame(' Mr. Hordes
left on the Ilerengaria from New
York on July 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Karbal of
Webb Ave. have as their house
guest Miss M. Sill of Chicago. Miss
Sill is being extensively entertained
during her stay in Detroit. Mr.
and Mrs. Karbal entertained at
Blossom Heath in honor of their
guest.

London U. Honors
Cardozo, Einstein

LONDON — WNS)—Benjamin
N. Cardozo, Justice of the United
States Supreme Court, and Prof.
Albert Einstein received honorary
degrees in absentia from the Uni-
versity of London at its centenary
exercises. Justice Cardoso received
the degree of doctor of law and
Dr. Einstein that of doctor of ad-
enc..

American Refuses t• Give Nazi
Salute at Heidelberg
HEIDELBERG, Germany
(WNS)—While most of the Euro-
pean delegates attending the cele-
bration of Heidelberg Univers-
ity's 550th anniversary gave the
Nazi saalute at exercises in the
Town Hall, Dr. Lindsay Blarney,
dean of Carleton College, Minn.,
Flowers for all occasion. — declined to use the Hitler greet-
Dexter-Joy florist, Tyler 6-6622. ing when be spoke here.

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Hyman Altman Says
That Michigan Needs
Murphy as Governor

In his weekly message last Sun-
day, Ilyman Altman, conductor of
Altman's Jewish Radio Hour, spoke
of the Michigan gubernatorial sit-
uation and told his audience that
he had it upon good authority that
Frank Murphy would run for gov-
ernor and would shortly announce
his candidacy.
"What • wonderful thing for the
State of Michigan and its people
if we had at its head is„man like
my good friend, Flank Mni;phy,"
stated Mr. Altman. "Nd other
man in public office can show a
record as enviable or an worthy as
that of this great man whom I am
proud to call my friend and your
friend. lie stands far above the
others in character, integrity and
sincerity. He has demonstrated his
courage and honesty again and
again during his public career,
first as an assietent district at-
torney, then as Judge of the Re-
corder's court, Mayor of Detroit
and Governor General of the
Phillipines. In the latter office
he achieved the enviable distinction
of having given the Phillipines the
finest administration they have
ever had. If he decides to run for
Governor of Michigan it will be
their loss and our gain. '"I could
go on talking about Frank Murphy
for hours and hours but I prefer
to wait until he himself announces
his candidacy and then I will tell
you more about this wonderful
man But 1 do want to leave this
one thought with you. When
Frank Murphy was udge of the
Recorder's court, and then as
mayor of Detroit he demonstrated
his friendship for the Jewish people
and all the minority peoples. I
will acquaint you with his humane-
nee sand his friendliness from time
to time. But remember that Mich-
igan needs Frank Murphy for gov-
ernor."

Writes Walter Winchell: "It
may be coincidence, but most of
the sou of Moses are gradually
being dismissed at Paramount
Studios,"