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Moonlight Aug. 23

The Detroit Auxiliary of the
Los Angeles Sanatorium will spon-
sor its annual moonlight on the
Steamer Columbia, on Sunday,
Aug. 23, at 8:30 p. m. Del Del-
bridge, Detroit's favorite radio
and stage star, will personally di-
rect his orchestra. Singers, enter-
tainers and other added attrac-
Lona will be featured.
Steamer Columbia leaves the
foot of Woodward Ave., promptly
at 8:30 p. m.
Tickets sold in advance are 50c.
At the dock the charge will be
65c. Special concessions will be
made to organizations of 100 tick-
ets for $35.
The proceeds of this moonlight
will be utilized to maintain De-
troit's indigent consumptives in the
Los Angeles Sanatorium and Ex-
Patients Ilome.
The institutions are now over-
crowded, and there are many
clamoring for admission, among
them seven Detroit pathetic cases.
The convention, recently held in
Los Angeles, decided to enlarge
the capacity of the sanatorium. It
has issued a call for a special cam-
paign for funds. This moonlight
is staged to enable Detroit to make
good its quota of $25,000. The
public is invited to attend this
event and to help this important
cause.

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Sirs. Anna Williams of Coiling.
wook Ave. is spending a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg in Cleveland,
and Dr, and Mrs. J. M. Berrris
and daughter, Peggy, left Thurs-
Miss Alice Smiley of 2224
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Inn in Charlevoix.
a motor trip for a month's stay in
Hollywood, Calif., and will accom-
Mrs. Harry E. Byron and daugh- pany Joseph W., Eugene Jr., and
ter, Eileen, are guests at the Am- Marjory Jane O'Brien, children of
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Eugene G. O'Brien of Indian Vil-
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Change in Attitude
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Rabbi Newman Cites Encyclical
on Movies Which Speaks of
Inter-Faith Collaboration

NEW YORK (NCJC) — Com-
menting upon the encyclical on
motion pictures recently issued by
Pope Pius XI, Rabbi Louis I.
Newman of New York, in his
weekly column syndicated to Jew-
ish papers, asserts that this is one
of the very finest encyclicals
which speaks of Protestants and
Jews in terms of collaboration.
"The pope deals with these non-
Catholics as peers and equals,
not in any missionary or conver-
sionist spirit," Rabbi Newman de-
clares, adding:
"Just as the political parties of
the world are going 'leftist,' so
the Catholic Church, which has
often stood aloof from the vexa-
tious problems of the age, is go-
ing decidedly 'modernist," and is
voicing its program in terms
which seem rather to fit the liber-
al non-Catholic denominations."

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campers for the last four weeks of the
camp season.
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On Sabbath, Aug. I, Dr. Leo
M. Franklin will occupy the pul-
pit of Temple Beth El and will
preach on the subject "From Fic-
tion to Fact." Services begin at
10 o'clock.

For information write AVRUNIN CAMP, Grass Lake, Mich.
Phone, Grass Lake, 8003; Detroit, Townsend 7-2238.

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LONDON (WNS) — Sir Isaac
Isaacs, former governor general
of Australia, has been appointed
to the committee named by the
British Government to direct the
coronation ceremonies for King
Edward VIII next May. Sir Isaac,
the only Jewish member of the
committee, of which the Duke of
York is chairman, will represent
Australia.

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Solomon of
the Belcrest Hotel and Air. and
Rabbi Jacob M. Brown of At- Mrs. II. M. Grossman of the Alden
Ga., will address the morn- Park Manor returned home after
Helen Hull Jacobs' "Beyond the
- lento,
.
mg services of Congregation spending several weeks at the Game: An Autobiography," just
I B'nai Moshe on Satarday morn- Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago • published by J. B. Lippincott Co.,
ing, Aug. 1.
Philadelphia ($2.50), is the type
Mrs. Abe Wechsler of Darling-
of story that reveals the possibi- I
ton
Road,
Pittsburgh,
is
visiting
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis Cole of Cal-
of a person possessing genius
a- vert Ave. will leave the early part her mother, Airs. Alice Stiglitz of in more than one activity, Miss
of next month for a tour to Maine. Mt. Clemens, Mich. Mrs. Wechs- Jacobs proves an excellent writer,
ler spent the past week in Cleve-
and her simplicity and modesty
land.
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Mrs. Samuel Gould and daugh-
redound greatly to her credit.
I tees, Ritta and Barbara, of Spring-
Completely lacking in egotism,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Rabinowitz of
field, Mass., are the house guests
Miss Jacobs describes her defeats
of Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Metz of 102 McLean Ave. announce the as eloquently as her victories. As
Bar Mitzvah of their son, Sidney, a result there emerges from the
Warrington Drive.
on Saturday, Aug. 1, at B'nai covers of this book a most inter-
David
Synagogue, Elmhurst and esting personality. Iler frankness
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mendel-
:ISsohn left last Saturday for a two 14th Sts.
makes the book a fascinating piece
I w yee
eek r s' and cruise through the
of literature. Furthermore, by
Among the out-of-town guests proving a possession of wit and
in Detroit are Mrs. Moses Epstein
humor, she makes herself most
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Schakne of Hollywood, Calif., Mrs. Morris likeable after the story is read.
=•": of Hazelwood Ave., and Mrs. Jacob Brodsky of Brownsville, Texas,
So charming is this book as a
Margolis and daughter, Louise of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brodkin and piece of good writing that one does
— Pittsburgh, are guests at the Inn daughter, Joyce of Chicago, Mrs. not have to be a lover of the game
Morry Alper and son, Irwin, of of tennis to read this autobio-
in Charlevoix.
North Miami Beach, Fla., all for-
graphy. But tennis players will
mer Detroiters.
naturally be more pleased than all
Edward W. Burke of New Ha-
ven, Conn., who has spent several
others with this book, which is in
Miss Louise Levitt of 3260 Rich- a sense a partial history of tennis
months in Detroit, returned to his
ton Ave. left for a few weeks vaca- activities during the past decade.
home in New haven for a brief
visit. Ile will return in September. tion in Chicago, Ill. and Indiana References to outstanding tennis
Harbor, Ind.
players reveal interesting person.
ality characteristics. The author
Joseph Kopman returned to his
Miss Elizabeth Notes of Pingree takes the reader with her on her
home in St. Louis after a visit
with his family, the Saul Kopmans, Ave. is visiting her sister and tennis jaunts, including her Euro-
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. S. pean tours and her contests with
Silverman, in Chicago, Ill.
e outstanding world contenders
The Jewish Children's Home
for tennis honors.
announces the Bar Mitzvah of
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sterns of
"Beyond the Game" is a human
Sidney Horowitz on Aug. 1, at
2447 Blaine Ave. returned from story which reveals an interesting
the Tuxedo branch of the United
■ two-week motor trip through the and likable personality and her
Hebrew Schools. The Ladies Au-
east.
consistent efforts, since she was 15
xiliary of the Jewish Children's
when she first met Helen Wills
Home is preparing a party in his
Maurry Nayer a nd Seymour in • practice game—which have
honor.
Caplan are expected back in this led her to the highest rungs of ten-
city soon after visiting the Texas nis triumphs. Only a few weeks
Air. and Mrs. David Crohn and
Centennial, Old Mexico, Califor- ago, on July 4,
family of Wildamere Ave. will
she won the
nia and the Canadian Rockies.
women's singles final at Wimble-
leave Sunday by motor for a visit
ton.
with relatives in Baltimore and
Mr. and Airs. A. Goose arid sons,
Helen Jacobs' autobiography is
New York. Their son, David, will Monte and Ronald, of 4068 Grand
a landmark in tennis literature
spend the rest of the summer at
Ave. left for Petoskey, Mich., and is as great • triumph for the
Camp Airy, in Thurrnont, Md.
where they will spend their sum- author as are her victories on the
mer vacation.
tennis courts.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holinstat

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PRACTICES
Ave.
The Talmud contains interesting
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Altman re-
regulations about fair practices in
turned from a week's visit in
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Davidson
business. Misrepresentation of
Frankfort, Mich.
of 2921 Webb Ave. are on board good
s must be strictly avoided;
the S. S. South American for a
Miss Janet Ruth Epstein left week's cruise of the Great Lakes. wares are not to be tricked out
artfully to make them appear bet-
with her grandmother, Mrs. E. 11.
The itinerary includes stops at
Sloman, and aunt, Mrs. I. L. Point-
Mackinac Islsnd, the Martyr's ter than they are. Adulterated or
ker, to spend a few weeks in Char-
Shrine at Mioland, Ontario, and diluted products may be sold at
levoix.
other points of historic and scenic retail if the truth about them is
told to the purchaser, but they
interest.
must not be sold to another mer-
Harry Robbins of Whitmore
Road returned from a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldstein. chant who, it is assumed, is not
relatives in Syracuse. Mrs. Rob. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moss and honest in his motives. Some au-
bins remaining there for ROMP-
Miss Sophie Moss motored to thorities even condemn giving pre-
time.
Northern Michigan where they miums to children and price-cut-
ting as unfair competition. But
will remain for • few weeks.
An engagement dinner will be
much more significant is the Rab-
held on Sunday, Aug. 2, at North-
binic
provision which outlaws all
.Miss Bernice Goldman left to
wood Inn, in honor of the betro- spend the balance of the summer trading in futures. The Talmud re-
thal of Miss Grace Salasnek,
gards
such transactions as involv.
wjth her family at Oxley Beach.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Lieb.
ing a form of usury. By prohibit.
ow itz, to Herman Berlin, son of
Miss Tette Lee Wainer of sao ing the sale of goods which the sel-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Berlin of At- Elmhurst Ave. was hostess at • ler does not possess at the time,
kinson Ave.
bridge social Thursday, July 30, the rabbis largely eliminated spec-
given in honor of Miss Norma ulation in commodities. This would
Mrs. Joseph Alexander and Hoffman. who is visiting here from seem to be a code which is needed
daughter, Airs Harry Phillips,
by both Jews and Christians.
Buffalo, N. Y.
left by motor to Chicago and St.
Lamentably, there are some Jews
Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. Frank Fanner, Miss Ger- and Christians today who indulge
aldine Mandell and Mrs. Loafs in all the evils which the rab'sis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Frank
Bookspan will be hostesses at a sought to prohibit.
of Highland Ave. left Wednesday bridal shower in honor of Miss
for California to attend Mrs. Rosa Mollie Rosenthal. at Lacher's, on
flowers In all etc...ions —
Franks' 89th birthday.
Tuesday. Aug. 11.
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MOOSCOW (WNS) — Gregory
Kaminsky, veteran Bolshevik and
a Jew, was named Soviet commis-
sar of public health and given a
Mrs. harry S. Bennett, accom- place in the cabinet when the gov-
panied by her daughter, Marjorie, ernment created two new cabinet
and brother, Dr. David H. Lynn, positions.
will leave on Aug. 6 for a month's
stay at Alaska, Banff and Lake
Louise.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman
and daughter, Sue, left for Gay-
lord to spend a month at their
summer home. They will be joined
Robert V. Danto returned to this
by their children, Mr. and Airs.
city from a two weeks' stay at
Eugene Arnfeld of Pittsburgh.
Lexington, Mich., where he was
Miss Diane Davidson enter- the house guest of his cousin, Dr.
tained a group of friends at lunch- Samuel B. Danto.
eon last Tuesday at the Knollwood
Mr. and Airs. Irving Winkel-
Country Club.
man (Iliene Kruger) returned
from a two-week wedding trip p
Miss Dorothy Margolis of St.
Louis is visiting with her brother- through Wisconsin, Nor the r
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Michigan and Mackinaw and are
Louis Tabashnik of Leslie Ave. residing on Lakewood Ave.

Many lovely affairs are being given
in her honor.

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Mrs. Lottie Max and daughter,
Mr. and Airs. Arthur Schlesin-
ger and daughter, Mrs. Richard Katherine, of 2994 Rochester Ave.
(Elaine) Greenblatt, will motor left for Cedar Point, Ohio, where
from Chairlevoix the first of the they will spend two weeks.
week for a few days stay in De-
Mrs. Alex Steinberg of 2022
troit.
Taylor Ave. announces the Bar
Mitzvah
of her son, Julius, on
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Dorfman
of 3274 Fullerton Ave. will be Saturday, Aug. 8 at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek. At home Sunday,
at home Sunday afternoon and
evening Aug. 2, honoring dheir Aug. 9, from 2 to 5, and 7 to 10
p. m, No cards.
son, Stanley Gordon, who will be
Bar Mizvah at Congregation
Miss Dorothy Brody and Golda
Shaarey Zedek on Saturday,
Meyers left for New York and
morning, Aug. I. No cards.
from there will leave Saturday,
Jesse Hirschman spent a few Aug. 1, on the SS. Oriente, for
Havana.
days in Milwaukee last week, hav-
ing attended the Northwestern
Mrs. Louis Bielfield of Hazel-
Life Insurance convention.
wood Ave. returned from a trip
to
Bermuda and New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Emil Amberg are

expected to return home from
Frankfort, Mich. Aug. 1 after
visiting Mrs. Willard D. Mayer.

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KOVNO (WNS) — Students in
all but three rabbinical seminaries
will have to serve a term in the
Lithuanian army, according to a
new school law just made public.
The Yeshivas at Slobodka, Telz
Mrs. Kurt Peiser is spending a
Miss Evelyn Hill of Woodrow and Ponevesh are exempt from
few weeks in Charlevoix.
the
law.
Wilson Ave. left last Saturday for
an extended trip to New York and
Henry Krolik left last Saturday the New England states,
on the SS. Britanic for Europe,
where he will spend the summer.
Miss Nettie Kaner of 1454

Mrs. Melville Welt and daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Grass and
ter, Janet. are spending a few
son, Morton, of 3280 Cortland Ave.
days in Beulah, Mich.
returned from an extended motor
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Rosen- trip to New York, Philadelphia,
Dry Air Can't Get In—Moil. field will leave next week for a Camden and Washington. While in
Camden they visited with relatives.
ture Can't Get Out. Double-Mel. visit in Machinaw.

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