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J.W.E.W.O. LUNCHEON
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 12

GUARD AND
YOUR • BE
EYES • SAFE

Rabbi S. Z. Feinberg of Flint to

With Health-Lite GI

MURRAY'S

1119 GRISWOLD ST.
nett to Khneern, nr. went:ran am

E. RUTHENBERG

JEWELER

8729 12th St. Tyler 5.7938

of

DIRIGOLD

The new aristocratic table.
ware possessing the color
and beauty of 16-karat gold
with the strength of steel.

Come in and see our

fine display of Jewelry

FINE WATCH REPAIRING

Rev. Cantor

Jacob
Silverman

THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND
ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES

Major efforts for the relief of Jews in Eastern Europe
and in Germany are sponsored by the American Joint
Distribution Committee.
The J. D. C., which has been functioning since the
outbreak of the World War, has helped the Jews in Ger-
many to carry on within the Reich and has sponsored
relief efforts for the refugees from that country to the
various lands of escape. It has provided an education for
thousands of Jewish children who have been forced out
from the general schools of Germany and has helped many
thousands to emigrate to new homes in other lands, in-
cluding Palestine.
The Joint Distribution Committee has operated 45
loan banks through which large numbers of borrowers in
Germany were enabled to carry on their business. The
committee co-operated with German-Jewish relief agen-
cies within the country and with other relief agencies out-
side of the country who help the persecuted German-Jews
remaining in the land as well as the refugees.
As the foremost American agency extending aid to
Jews in Europe and other overseas lands, the J. D. C. and
its affiliate, the American Joint Reconstruction Founda-
tion, appropriated $1,040,000 during 1935 to aid the Jews
in Poland.
According to the report, the 1935 appropriation for
FEINBERG
RABBI S. Z.
Poland brings the total of J. D. C. funds expended since
Jan, 12, at the Detroit Leland 1914 in behalf of Jews in that country to over $27,000,000.
During 1935 the Joint Distribution Committee appro-
Hotel. Mrs. Elias Epps, general
chairman, announced that a line priated $376,000 to important child care federations, trade
musical program will be arranged training schools, medical and sanitary institutions, educa-
for the afternoon and that Rabbi
S. Z. Feinberg will be the honored tional, religious and cultural bodies, and to free loan in-
stitutions rendering economic assistance to the Jewish
guest speaker.
All those desiring to attend masses of Poland, Rumania, Latvia, Lithuania, Czecho-
this luncheon and to have their
slovakia and other East European countries, This sum is
names appear in the souvenir
booklet should call the chairman ,exclusive of $75,000 the J. D. C. reloaned to free loan
not later than Saturday evening, societies in Poland.

Jan. 9, at Townsend 8-2934, or
Mrs. .1. Cohen, president, Town-
send 5-4925.
The following additional
pledges were received:
lassos.. 8. Adelman, N. August, II.

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Altermans' Concert
at Center Jan. 17

Noted baritone and interpreter
of Jewish folk songs, Maurice
Alterman together with his wife,
The North Wcodward branch EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is one of a series of brief sketches Judith Alterman. dancer and act-
describing the work of Jewish agencies affiliated with the Jewish ress, will be the principal partici-
of the Jewish Women European
Welfare Organizr.tion met at the
Welfare Federation of Detroit and receiving their income from
home of Mrs. M. Baker of Webb
the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Ave. on Tuesday noon, Jan. 6.
Final plans were made for the
JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE
fourth annual donor luncheon on

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by registered specialists at ■
price you tan afford to pay.

Special Distributor

January 8, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Austria J, Mork, A. Bloom, N. Brisk-
man, I. Hornstein, rep, Ifirh. Ladies
Ald Society, Chiskerow, J. Chinorel, J.
Cohen. Charles Cornell, rep. Home Ito-
ENton,
lief Society F. Cohen, F.d
Sonia Epstein, J. Crank, Hose Frank,
I. Fried, A. Orson. Hera Oreenherg, a.
Greenbaum, li. llalperin, II. Glickman,
Ida Goldsmith. N. Hartman, B. Helper,
H. Israel, S. Jakm, S. Jolla, It. Kmlow,
N. Kepi., 11. Kaplan, IL Karnow, P.
Kelm., P. Kollin, A. Knoppow, Threes
Klein, E. Leiria H. Leland, 1. Levine,
J. Levine, Meyers, If. Hillman, A. Mill-
man, (). htlletaln, II. Parma, guest from
Westwood, N. J., L. Please, I. llosen•
field, A. R. Rosenberg, reP. Zedakah
Club, C. Roseman, A. finial!. S. 8a-
Wonky, g. Stern. rep. Youth Education
League, M. Shiffman, N. Sunman, lo
(I. Wasserman. B. Weiner, M. Weisberg,
IL Weinberg, B. Wilensky.

DEMONSTRATION LESSONS POPULAR
IN THE UNITED HEBREW SCHOOLS

Public Examinations Continue in the Various Branches
Throughout the City; Parents and Their
Friends Are Invited

The semi-public examinations
which are held from time to time
in the various branches of the
United Hebrew Schools have be-
come very popular.
The first examination of this
semester was held Sunday, Nov.
9 in Mr. Mathis' class of the
Tuxedo School. The parents of
the children, their friends, and
some members of the board were
present. This class composed of
beginners who registered at the
opening of this school semester
immediately after the high holi-
days, succeeded in completing in
a very short period of time the
first reader and mastered the
rudiments of reading Ivri.
Such examinations, or demon-

titration lessons, were held in the
same school, in the classes of B.
Panush, Mrs. B. Lerman, and A.
Schachter. Plans are being com-
pleted for examinations to be
held also in the higher classes of
Joseph Haggai, as well as in the
kindergarten classes conducted by
Mrs. Gertrude Lachover.
A series of demonstration les-
sons has also been planned for
the Philadelphia-Byron School.
The first of the series will be held
Sunday, Jan. 10, at 11 o'clock in
Miss Leah Pike's class. This is a
class known as the post-kinder-
garten group. The demonstrations
will be in reading, writing and in
the elements of Hebrew.

Manuel ilrbacb

Mrs. Nellie Carris
Dies at Age of 30

AATNIS FURS

LIBRARY AT EAST GRAND RIVER

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49 th and Greatest
Annual

SALE

HENRY SIEGL

Annually since 1887 thousands of
women wise in the ways of thrift
and fashion have considered this
event at Fur Headquarters THE
TIME to buy. This year it assumes
increased importance because of the
steadily advancing prices of Fur
Peltries. In all sincerity, we urge
those considering fur purchases,
either for present or future use, to
select NOW while substantial sav-
ings are possible.

pants in a concert to be staged at
the Jewish Community Center,
Woodward and Holbrook. on Sun-
day evening, Jan. 17, at 8:30
o'clock, under the auspices of the
Sholem Aleichem Folk Institute.
The program will be varied,
since it will include songs, dances,
drama and folk lore. The artists
who will assist the couple in their
presentation will include Henry
Siezl, violinist; Maurice Dombey,
popular reader; Florence Kutzen,
pianist, and others.
The audience attending the
concert will be entertained by
Mr. Alterman with a group of
Jewish classical and folk songs
which have not been previously
heard in Detroit.
Mrs. Alterman will appear in
dance-word impressions of folk
characters and in poetic dance in-
terpretations.
To obtain tickets for this con-
cert, contact the Jewish Commu-
nity Center or the Sholem Aleich-
em Folk Institute, 3754 Monterey
Ave.

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ARE BETTER FURS

Convenient Terms

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to State Position

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Fund Appeal
JEWS ATTACKED BY Farm
By Rabbi Franklin
MUSSOLINI'S PAPER

OBITUARY

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Reduced Prices

The regular meeting of the De-
troit unit of Junior Hadassah will
be held at the Statler Ilotel on
Sunday, Jan. 10, at 2:30 p. m.
All members are urged to attend
and all interested non-members
are invited, as many important
Gewalt. and Marble ManamswIg
plans for future activities are to
be revealed at this time. As a
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special feature of the afternoon's
program a detailed report of the
national convention of Junior
lladassah, which was held in
Washington over the Christmas
Rev. Cantor
week-end, will be given by the
DAVID
president of the Detroit unit,
GOLDEN
Miss Sophie Blanche Schwartz,
Services for Sirs. Nellie Carris,
Detroit'. Favorite
The program committee is mak-
of 2951 Elmhurst Ave., were held
14 0It EL
ing plans for ■ surprise celebra-
Monday in the chapel of Temple
TILER 11-0114
tion of Arbor Day.
Young Israel Magazine Begins
M.
Wedding Ceremon- Beth El with Rabbis Leo
Enthusiasm is being express d
ies. Performed al Franklin a n d
Annual Farm Drive
by the gdneral membership an d
home and by Av.
Leon From of-
poiniment.
especially
the donor committee
Openly-Anti-Semitic Article, Carrying forward its custom of
ficiating. Burial
Published by the Popolo bringing a Jewish magazine to over the first donor dinner dance
was in Wood-
to be given on the evening of
children in isolated districts who
d'Italia
mere Cemetery.
Feb. 28 at the Statler Hotel.
would otherwise have no Jewish
This dinner will be the second of
SI r a. Carris,
contacts,
Young
Israel,
children's
ROME (WNS) — An openly
the season's major fund-raising
widely known
anti-Semitic article in Popolo publication of the department of affairs which are given in an ef-
Jewish
chari-
in
synagogue
and
school
extension
of
FANNIE DRASNIN
d'Italia,
the
first
to
be
published
fort to raise the quota allotted
table circles,
in the paper known to be Mos- the Union of American Hebrew to the Detroit unit as its contribu-
of 6862 Holcomb Ave., died Sun- died
Saturday
eolini's personal organ, stirred Congregations, has begun its an- tion toward the maintenance of
day, Jan. 3, at the age of 41. She
her home.
was buried in Nusach Art Ceme- at
fears here that the anti-Jewish nual campaign for funds to make Junior liadassah's projects. The
New
tery on Jan. 4, with Rabbi Stoll- Born in
campaign in the Fascist press has this educational service possible.
general committee in charge of
York City 30
Addressing himself to the reli- all phases connected with this
man officiating at the services.
the approval of II Duce. Believed
Mrs. Drasnin is survived by her years ago, she
to have been written by Mussolini gious school children of America, dinner is under the chairmanship
husband, Sam Drasnin; two sons, had lived in De.
himself, the article attacked Dr. Leo M. Franklin, chairman of of Miss Sarah Bloomfield and is
Hicatah and Mayer; one daugh- troit 27 years
Premier Leon Blum of France be- the Young Israel farm fund, has comprised of the following Hadas-
and
was
a
mem-
ter, Sarah; two brothers. Peter
cause of his stand on the Spanish informed them that every dollar sah members: Miriam Peiman,
Aishiskin of Detroit and Joe As- ber of Temple
situation and exploited the fact they contribute to the fund will donor chairman; Ethel Horn, ways
Mrs. Canis
kin of Buffalo. N. Y.; and two Beth El and the
that he is a Jew for an anti-Jew- bring a year's subscription of the and means chairman; Esther Et-
Women's
Jewish
magazine to some boy or girl who kin, arrangements; Harriette
,intern, Mm. Katie Levine and
ish preachment.
Mrs. Anna Belensky, both of De- Council.
The article declares that "anti- would not otherwise be able to re- Glickman, program: Elsie Olen-
her husband, Joel
Surviving
are
Semitism is inevitable in those ceive it.
d e r , treasurer; Betty Holden.
troit.
E.; a son, Harry Jerome; her countries in which Semitism is
"These boys and girls live far financial secretary. The price per
Rothen-
parents,
Max
and
Olga
SAMUEL CHASE
exaggerated through its showin- away from the centers of Jewish person for this affair has been
Mrs. Max Stew-
ess, instrusion and haughtiness. population, or being orphaned or set at $10 and Miss Ethel Rom,
of 5545 Ivanhoe Ave., 48 years berg; two sisters,
old, died on Jan. 3. Funeral serv- art and Hilda Rothenberg, and two Too much Semitism causes the otherwise dependent, they live in chairman of the ways and means
institutions of various kinds," Dr. committee, is prepared to suggest
ices were held on Jan. 6 with in- brothers, David D. and Bernard birth of anti-Semitism.
Quoting an article by Henri Franklin writes. "At any rate and assist with various ways and
terment in Clover Hill Park Ceme- Rothenberg.
tery, Rabbi Leon Fram officiating.
Beraud in the French anti-Semitic they have no beautiful Temples means by which the price for ad-
weekly, Gringoire, to the effect such as you have, and they have mission may be easily earned. It
Ile is survived by his wife, Paul-
ine. and two daughters. Sylvia
that every French ministry has a no religious school near at hand; is urged that all who plan on at-
and Mrs. Julian S. Tobias.
Jewish
cell which enables the Jews but their only contact with Jewish tending the donor dinner com-
In loving memory of our dear to rule France. Popolo d'Italia life and Jewish teachings comes
municate at once with Miss Rom,
father and grandfather, Samuel
MEYER MEYERS
declares
that only 2 per cent of to them through Young Israel."
2924 Monterey, Townsend 6-0390.
away 20
Many touching and interesting Several affairs have already been
of 3437 Courville Ave., 50 years DeYoung, who passed
the French population is Jewish
years ago, Jan. 9, 1917,
letters
are
received
every
month
pld, died on Jan. 4. Funeral serv-
and
claims
that
if
the
situation
scheduled
as a means for individ-
In our hearts your memory linger.
sweet, tender and true
ices were held on Jan. 5 with in-
were reversed "it is clear, in view from these farm children by the ual members to raise their $10.
There Is not • day goes by
editors
of
Young
Israel.
Among
terment • in Workmen's Circle
of
of
the
ferocious
exclusiveness
The
first
of
these is ■ party to
That we do pot think of you .
are many such as the follow- be given on Jan. 17 at the home
Cemetery. lie is survived by his
Sadly missed by his children the (Jewish) tribe. that Chris- them
ing:
wife, Beckie, three daughters, and grandchildren.
would
be
totally
banned
of Misses Edith and Estelle Key-
tians
The month does not pass well, 18324 Fairfield. An eve-
Frieda, Lillian and Mrs. Sam
from public life and doomed to
Meyerson and a son, Alfred.
Jews to celebrate their quickly enough for me to receive ning's entertainment Is planned,
Trees Planted in Palestine permit
Sabbath in complete rest. Ile who Young Israel. I look for the poet- consisting of various card and
Through Jewish National justifies
PEARL GRUBER
anti-Semitism is always, man the day I expect the maga- other games. A small admission
Fund Council
of 1249 Pingree Ave., 51 years
everywhere, the same person — zine and if he does not bring it in charge will be made. Tickets may
old, died on Jan. 2. Funeral serv-
the Jew himself — the Jew in his time, I am unhappy until I re- be obtained at the general meet-
ices were held on Jan. 4 with in-
ing or by communicating with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Solomon of habit of exaggerating, a thing ceive it."
"I would like to receive Young the Misses Keywell at University
terment in Clover Hill Park Cem- 1676 Gladstone Ave. planted two which he does often." This last Is
etery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman of- trees through the Jewish National believed to be a reference to the Israel. I am a poo rgirl and cannot 1-1662.
liciating• She is survived by her Fund Council in memory of their storm of indignation in the world afford to buy books so I appreciate
On Jan. 31, at 2:30 p. m., at
Sumbead. Abraham, • son. Max, beloved daughter. Emily Solomon , Jewish press over the recent anti- Young Israel."
the Statler Hotel, two one-act
On a farm there is much work plays will be presented by mem-
sod a brother, Mr. Abramovits.
who passed away on Jan. 6, 1932 . Jewish press campaign In Italy
and flogging of Jews in Italian to be done in summer and winter bers of the dramatic group as
27 days in Tebet.
also, so I don't have much time to their means of earning their ad-
HARRY GOLDBERG
Other trees were planted u Tripoli.
of 315 Owen Ave., 52 years old, follows:
write you letters or poems. But mission price to the dinner. The
now that school is out I want to following girls are participating
died OR Jan. 1. Funeral services
One tree in memory of Bert
write and tell you how interested in the plays and are prepared to
were held on Jan. 3 with inter- Moss, by Milford Pregerson.
I am in Young Israel."
ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
furnish tickets to all desirous of
One tree in memory of Mrs.
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman and Rae Stanfield, by the Eva Prens-
attending this affair: Ethel Mane-
LOS ANGELES (WNS)—Mil-
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar officiating. lauer Group.
son, Alice Garber. Grace Gold-
ton S. Florsheim, the man who de-
He is survived by two sons and
berg. Cele Ormuz, Harriette
One tree in memory of her
veloped a retail shoe store started
Glickman, Regina Fischoff, Rose
one daughter.
father, Imac Meyer, by lira Hy-
by his father in Chicago in 1856
man Taback.
A thrte.fold elm Is the dealer!) of the I/writs and Ruth Harris.
Into
the
Florsheim
Shoe
Company,
REBECCA BROWARNY
illeterhood
of
Temple
Beth
El
for
it
Another affair being given by
Trees were planted in honor of
an. • cultural, charitable and social
of 1942 Clairmount Ave., 62 years the Bar Mitzvah of Melvin Haber, died here of a heart attack at the purpose.
a group of members is • party
old, died-on Jan. 5. Funeral serv- by Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Joyrieb, age of 68. A native of Chicago,
at
the Beacon Theater, Grand
P.,. Rohe have been orgnithted and
obtained for various rnmtinc.. River and W. Grand Blvd., on
ices were held on Jan.' 6 with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biter. Mr. Florsheim's chief interest was his monikers
The group extends its activities into
business
but
he
was
also
a
leader
interment in the Yiddish Folks and Mrs. Abraham Haber. In
charity fields, both lorally and nation- Feb. 9. The movies to be pre-
Verein Cemetery. She is survived honor of their son, and by the in the Chicago Jewish Charities My. Many tone ratone Pro/^M• tim sented on that evening will be
and in educational affairs, serving listed on the sisferhood'• program for "Doda-worth" and the "Mang-
by her husband. Louis.
Bessie Schorr Family Club.
ymr. It also offers social opportuni-
also as a trustee of Northwestern the
ties for new members. Officers nf the nificient Brute." Ethel Keywell is
Melvin Haber, the Bar Mitzvah,
...sanitatio ■ consist of the following:
SARAH CHASIE KRASTOF
planted one tree in honor of his University' and the Art Institute lira Ellis Warren. president: Mr. in charge of tickets for this func-
of 2909 W. Buena Vista Ave., 53 Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham and Field Museum.
Jaen. Rapport. honorary prealdent
tion.
Mr. Abraham Eleenmn. ant vim-0 00 -
Miss Pauline Bushel, chairman
years old. died on Jan. 6. Funeral Haber.
dent; Mrs. Benjamin Schhager, wend
services were held on Jan. 6 with
Mrs. Arthur Pnetersalt. of the educational group, will be
Primrose Benevolent Club vim.preeldent:
serret•ry: Mr. Harold meeeers. treas- hostess at a Palestinian meeting
interment in Oakview Cemetery,
Yes indeed, that dooblo.mewry
urer. ' rh• 010n and chairmenof et•nd-
Card Party Feb. 16
Rabbi IL Fischer officiating. She back offer en double mellow Old
ing rornmittem comprise the hoard of at her borne, 2496 Maine, on
director& Them chairman weludef Mn. Wednesday evening, Jan, 13,
le survived by her husband. Dave. Gold Cigar..n is still apes. Geed
Itamosil D. Saniett, Mn Morris Fishier.
The Primrose Benevolent Club Mrs neva Onidlarb. Mr. Mn. L Hey-
for 30 days frees today.
)(mum. Wit i sm,. Lo b_ Contribution to Jewish Child
BLEMA FINK
will give a card party Feb. 16, man, Mrs. Jack
Wlassfrardea, Mra.
Harry
.ter. Mr.
of 1634 Glendale Ave., 65 years three daughters, Fanny, Clara and at Jericho Hall. The public Is in- Samuel N. W.W.I.. Mrs Loom
Placement Bureau
Wert.. Mra Olibert Fienberg. Mn I. If
old, died on Jan. 2. Funeral eery-
vited.
Refreshments
will
be
Mrs.
Arthur
Sachs,
a
sister,
Mrs.
Ont.,
Mra
Joseph
Block
and Mrs. Ed-
lees were held on Jan. 4 with in- Etta Beaver of Long Beach. Calif. served and prizes awarded. Tic- ward Rosenbert
The Jewish Child Placement Bu-
terment in Clover Hill Park
be obtained at the door
The iulator Pleter1.04 of TeMPle nets,
and five brothers, Mose Meserow kets CAR
reau acknowledges with thanks a
ed . 4 affiliated swith
1:1 le spemeorand
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
or from Mrs. A. Cowen, 2541 older
ram,. eat the marn•
some contribution from Mrs. Melville S.
group
Ste. Marie, Mich., Dave
of
Sault
.
Howard
Loeb
la
the
and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar offici- of Portland. Ore.. Alex, Frank Monterey, secretary of the Prim- interest. Mr.
Welt.
e.o.mr of the grasp.
ating. She 1. survived by her hus-
rose Benevolent Club.
and Louis, all of Chicago.
band. Charles, • son. Maurice.

The organization acknbwledges
with thanks these donations to
the Benajmin Wisner Memorial
Flower Fund: Mrs. M. Baker, in
honor of the engagement of her
daughter, Adele, to Harold Kurz-
mann; Mrs. M. Pollack of Vir-
ginia Park, in honor of her 25th
wedding anniversary.

Established 1887

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$20
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$24
$35 Suits and Overcoats., $28
$40 Suits and Overcoats...332
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Joseph Zwerdling, an Ann Arbor
attorney and member of a promi-
nent Michigan Jewish family, has
been named assistant attorney gen-
eral by Attorney General Ray-
mond W. Starr of Michigan.

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PAJAMAS GLOVES

ROBES MUFFLERS HATS*

Contributions to Chanukah
Party of Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Children's Home

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish Children's Home of De-
troit wishes to acknowledge the
receipt of donations from the fol-
lowing, on the occasion of the
Chanukah party for the children
of the home:
Mrs. Sidney Sherman, 3010
Calvert Ave., in memory of her
mother; Mrs, Morrey Fenton.
8838 La Salle Blvd.; Mrs. Sidney
Stone, 18614 Wildemere; Mrs.
Moe Leiter, 19016 Parkeide; Mrs.
E. Krause, 2641 Calvert; Mrs.
Jack Tobin, 3000 Webb; Mrs. H.
L. Abrahams, 1150 Burlingame;
Mrs. J. Webber, Fullerton Ave.;
Mrs. Saul Davidson, 2649 Atkin-
son: Mrs. Isidore Barbel, 1533
Collingwood; Mrs. Jacob Harvith,
2760 Elmhurst; Mrs. S. J. Eder,
660 E. Boston.

Officers Elected
by Aesculapians

The Aesculapian Pharmaceutical
Association, at the December meet-
ing, elected the following officers
for the year 1937:
President, H. Cohen; erst vice-
president, H. Kollenherz; second
vice-president, Beniam Bavly;
secretary, David M. B z; treas-
urer, Benjamin Deitch.

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Notes

SKRY1C104
On Sabbath morning, Jan. 5. at 1010,
Rabbi Leon From will push the mr•
mon on the subject. 'Mn..." At the
gabbalk Eve neirises Friday, Jan. IS,
t I p. in., Or. Leo N. Franklin will
reach o• the theme, "The *now to

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101 NG PEOTLFIV TERIPLE GROVE'
The aset,sie Eve mimics on Friday
esenior. i.e. IL will he ....prod by
the Tom. People.' Tempi. Group. All
loon. people of the Temple are erred
to put aside this evening te attend (hi.
mrvice
THE TEMPLE FORUM
Bull Irwin- the ' Ma j01111141flAlf ei.
PHA on crime. and rackets, will ',Hire
at the Temple Forum. Tuesday night,
Jae. Is. at 5:30 • on the .abject, "Who
ISw. /knurls. Lead in Primer'
ThIS 110111-IS SISTERHOOD
Anita Bloch, leading authority on
European and American drama and pl•y-
realer for the ?tinter Guildof New
York. 10:1 irmak before th• T
1.0erhondon Jan. 11, at 1 . 10 p.
1. ART COURSE
DTMegC.Ree
irtd half of Dr. Ernst Seheyer•
melee of lertur• at Temple Both El on
"Great Masten of European Art" wa•
resumed on Jas. I. The lectures bee..
promptly at g p U.

Campus Alumni Club Holds t
Successful Affair

Campus Alumni Club, an or
utilization of graduate. of Wayne
University, held its annual New
Year's party In the Student Prizr
Casino. The affair was attended
by 125 couples and surpassed all
previous efforts of the organisa-
tion in the way of social enter-
tainment Music was furnished
by Al Wolgan and his band and
in addition several acts of vaude-
ville were Presented. The eons-
mittee in charge of the affair con-
sisted of Dr. Adolf W. Lowen-
stine, chairman, assisted by Sam-
uel P. Braverman, Samuel G.
Crandon and Jack A. Linden-
baum.
At the next regular meeting
of the club, Joseph Aaronson,
well known bridge authority, all
address the organization on vas`
Enos aspects of this subject.