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June 11, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

For Sale—Apartments

TROUBLED
TIMES .. .

Children's Minyon
Mr. and Mrs. George Radner Celebrate
Their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary to Present Parents'
Program on Sunday

The children's minyon of the
United Ilebrew Schools will pre-
sent a program for parents this
Sunday, June 13, at 10:30 p. m.,
at the Philadelphia-Byron He-
brew Schcol.
Utilizing the Sabbath services
of the chilren's minyon for the
theme of the program, it has been
the intention of the officers of
the junior congregation to show
the parents what has been ac-
complished in the direction of
teaching the children the knowl-
edge of the traditional Sabbath
service.
Featuring the program will be
group singing of songs connected
with the services. Shirley Subar,
president of the minyon, will di-
rect the program, the remainder

Safe and sane econo-
mists, big business lead-
ers believe real estate
safest plate for the
dollar. Limited number
choice apartments less
than half former costs.
10% net or better right
now. Future profits
assured. How does this
compare? Rely on us
for all facts and

figures.

10 Apts.

Solid brick. Attractive
appearance tile marble
entrance. 60 ft. lot.
All 4 rooms (2 bed-
rooms) double French
doors to diners. 6 gar-
ages. Sold for $67,000.
Foreclosed $ 2 2 , 0 0 0
only $6,000 down.

14 Apt.

Beauty built 1929.
High rent district step
to Jefferson. Extra
large Kelvinators. New
Stoker with new type
hot water device. 60
ft. lot lawn and shrub-
bery. Former $76,000
value. Never again for
$31,500 pay $12,000
down 5% 7o int. Nets
$4,000.

20 Apts.

3 Large rooms white
tiled bathe, showers,
painted walls. Fine
building job. Erected
and sold 1929 for
$115,000. Foreclosed
$40,000 pay $15,000
to new 51/2 % mtg.
Rented low unfur-
nished $9,000.

19 Apts. 5 stores

North section. Fine
condition. 4 story 3 to
5 rooms. Never a va-
cancy. Last sale
$125,000. Foreclosed
$55,000 easy terms
61/2 % int. Rented low
$10,000.

26 Apt.

Trade and cash. Big
stone trimmed all 3
rooms tiled baths like
new. New carpets.
Regular sales $125,000.
Outstanding value
$52,000. New mtg.
$26,000. Nets $7,000.

MR. BEDFORD

Homer Warren & Co.

ILISALTOga
53 Twr. Dependable genic.

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE RADNER

Mr. and Mrs. George Radner of
2441 Glynn Court celebrated their
50th wedding anniversary on
Tuesday evening, June , 8, at a
gathering which was attended by
the immediate family.
The bride and groom were 18
years old when they were married
In Kalvarier, Russia. They came to
this country on their honeymoon,
settled in New York where they
lived for 18 years, and for the last
32 years resided in Detroit.
Mr. Radner, who was for 40
years engaged in the meat busi-

ness, retired from active work 10
years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Radner had 11
children, of whom the following six
survive: Moe, Herman, who has
served as associate chairman of
the Allied Jewish Campaign for the
past few years: Joe, Roy and Irv-
ing, and Mrs. Helen Resnick.
Mr. Radnor was a member of
Congregation Beth Tephila Ema-
nuel for a number of years, and
for the past few years has been
associated with Congregation Shea-
rey Zedek.

of which will consist of a duet

by Hillel Abrams and Rosalie
Tron; a talk on the work of the
organization and the functions of
the minyon to be delivered by
I'earl Rappaport, vice-president;
and a short play to be enacted
by some of the members. Harty
Cohen, president of the United
Ilebrew Schools, will address the
group.
Parents of children attending
the United Hebrew Schools and
their friends are invited to at-
tend the presentation of this in-
teresting program.

Contributions to ,
North End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Wineman's anniversary from
Carrie May Berger; in honor of
Andrew Wineman's birthday from
Carrie May Berger; in memory
of Dr. A. N. Mallet:tan from
Mittleman Social Club.
For the Social Service Relief
Fund: From the Aaron Mendel-
son Memorial Trust and the Jen-
nie Grogan Mendelson Memorial
Fund; in memory of Mrs. William
Goldberg from Mrs. A. Erman,
"Niv" is the name of a new Miss Marcia Erman and Miss
Ilebrew monthly edited and writ- Frances Epstein.
ten exclusively by college and
school boys and girls ... The He-
brew Youth Movement of America
A company to Bettie Jews in
is the publisher ... And Habonim, Swaziland, one of the native pro-
the Zionist pioneer youth, is issu- tectorates within the Union of
ing llaboneh, a new English lan- South Africa, has been founded In
guage monthly. Johannesburg.

Allied Campaign

Thanks Chronicle

Mr. J. H. Schakne, Publisher
Detroit Jewish Chronicle
626 Woodward Ave.

Detroit, Mich.
Dear Mr. Schakne:

Permit me to take this means
of thanking the Detroit Jewish
Chronicle for its kindness, cour-
tesy and support, on behalf of
the recent Allied Jewish Cam-
paign.
You and your splendid staff
gave unstintingly of space, of
time and of invaluable counsel
at all times—before, during and
after our campaign. You were
always ready and willing to put
your shoulder to the wheel and
we deeply appreciate your aid.
Cordially youts,
HENRY WINEMAN,
Chairman, 1937 Allied
Jewish Campaign.

Halevy Re-Elects
Dr. Klein President

•Halevy Singing Society is now
starting its 13th year with an am-
bitious program. Elections were
recently held at which Dr. William
Klein was re-elected president and
Dave Goldberg, vice president. Dan
Frohman will continue as conduc-
tor.
Many musical selections are
planned. English choral numbers
will be added to the society's roper.
toire.
New members are invited to
join this group of choristers. Meet-
ings are held every Monday at 9
p. m., at Northern High School,
Clairmount and Woodward.

The problem of finding a "Sab-
bath goy" in the all-Jewish city of
Tel Aviv has been solved by Or-
thodox Jews through fixing alarm
clocks to their electric switches to
turn lights on and off.

CROWLEY•MILN ER'S
Detroit's Thrift Store

PREPARE FOR OPENING OF COUNCIL
CAMP FOR AN EIGHT-WEEK SEASON

Reunion of Campers and Counselors to Be Held This
Sunday at River Rouge Park

Melba Levin Rubin is chair-
man of the speakers committee
for the Council Camp at Jeddo,
Mich.
Mrs. Rubin is being assisted by
Miss Emma Butzel, Mrs. Harry
Cohen, Mrs. David Cooper, Mrs.
Aaron Fellman, Miss Rebecca
Ehrinpries, Mrs. David Unbar,
Mrs. A. J. Levin, Mrs. Edward
Stein, and Mrs. Victor Weil.
The speakers are available upon
request, and may be obtained by
calling Mrs. Louis Savage, Town-
send 8-7040.
The Council Camp, situated on
Lake Huron, is open for business
and professional women, :Ancients
and girls 15 to 17 years of age
for eight weeks from July

* it it For genuine dry
cold storage . . . that
really protects ...bring
your garments to

through Labor Day. The dietary
laws are strictly observed. The
rate is $11 per week plus $2 bus
fare.
Reservations are to be made in
person at the Council Club House,
89 Rowena. Columbia 0450, or af-
ter June 21. at the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
A reunion of council campers
and counselors will be held Sun-
day, June 13, at River Rouge
Park.
The group will leave in a body
from the Council club house at
10 o'clock. Luncheon and trans-
portation will be provided. The
fee is 50 cents per person.
Fayga Keidan heads the re-
union committee.

Mrs. Sanders Heads Second Anniversary
Bnai Brith Ladies of Marshall Lodge

Election of officers of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Bnai
Brith took place at the final meet-
ing of the year Monday, June 7,
at the Book Cadillac Hotel. The
annual reports were given and Mrs.
Hannah Ilarvith, president, gave
her farewell address. The follow-
ing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Joseph Sanders; first vice
president, Mrs. Harry Tanner;
second vice president, Miss Char-
lotte Gant; third vice president,
Mrs. Charles Solovich; recording
secretary, Mrs. Jesse Feiler; cor-
8262 12TH ST.. cor Virginia
responding secretary, Miss Clara
llurwitz; mailing secretary, Mrs.
Norman Rom; financial secretary,
Mrs. Herman Prady; treasurer,
And a bonded messenger will
Sirs. William Grossberg; guardian,
pick up your garments.
Mrs. Manuel Liebscutz; sentinel,
Mrs. Leo Steier; guide, Mrs. Frank
Dickman; trustees, Mrs David
Diamond, Mrs. Herman Gach, Mrs.
Abe Heller, Mrs. David Shupe.
Mrs. Jesse Feiler, advisor to the
Junior Bnai Brith, gave an inter-
esting report of the first junior
FOR YOUR PROTECTION convention held In Chicago, May
29.
The final project of this season
will be the Bnai Brith moonlight
to be given Sunday evening, July
25. There will be entertainment
and the Della Robbia orchestra
will provide the music. Mrs. David
Diamond, general chairman, is as-
in one of the finest locations
sisted by Mrs. Norman Rom,
174 Cat. Ave. Plies. 1508
chairman of tickets, and Mrs. Her-
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
man Gach, chairman of the ad
committee. Tickets can be obtained
Strictly Kosher
from Mrs. Rom or other members.

Blue Bird
Fur Shop

Approx. 3z5
ft. Persian
Kerman Rugs.

Will Be Observed at Banquet on
Sunday Evening

Postal Shades.

$59.50

The Detroit Louis Marshall
Lodge No. 1203 of Bnai Brith.
will celebrate the completion of
two years of its existence at its
annual banquet this Sunday,
June 13, in the Starlit Room of
Hotel Webster Hall. The full

Call MAdison 1110

Sunshine Club
Picnic on June 24

Neugarten

Scalp Treatments

Specializing in

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PERMANENTS

FACIAL TREATMENTS

Margaret Greenough
BEAUTY SALON

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Van wick
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WILSHIRE HOTEL

Collingwood at Third

STRICTLY KOSHER
CATERING

unexcelled facilities for
Banquets, Weddings, Dinners,
Bar Mitzvahs. Showers, ate.

Call LONGFELLOW 211.80
J. SPRINGEL, catering mgr.

Wonder why the New York Past,
militant foe of anti-Semitism. Fas-
cism and Nazism and champion of
minority rights, permits the col-
umns of its new classified advertis-

The board of directors of the
Neugarten Sunshine Club held
its final monthly meeting before
summer recess on Monday, June 7.
Plans were discussed for the
formal picnic which is to be held
on Thursday, June 24, at Belle
Isle.
A luncheon will be served at a
nominal price. Those desiring to
bring their own or their chil-
dren's lunches may do so. The
picnic is open to members and
friends and their children for
whom games have been arranged.
There will be prizes.
Final arrangements for a meet-
ing place and transportation will
be announced next week.

WRESTLING AT ARENA
GARDENS MONDAY EVENING
Everett Marshall, heavyweight
title holder. and Orville Brown.
who ranks as o. 1 challenger since
M•rshall so unceremoniously
dumped Zaharias on his head to
hold his title last week, are to
meet in • return bout at the
Arena Zowl, Woodward and Hen-
drie Axes., next Monday evening.
Matchmaker Ed Lewis is ar-
ranging a strong supporting card
with a semi-final in which Ivan
Rasputin, the Russian man-moun-
tain rill appear. It will also in-
clude the aopearane et Lem
Steeklin. the equally bewbiskered

Beautiful
Plush Rugs,
4:6 ft. Leaf
design in
lovely colon.

Imported ell.
Linen Dam.
ask Dinner
Set. 8 Nap-
kins to match
Size 58175"

KAHN'S HOTEL

MI WU= BLDG.

a

$11.95

an 11.-11:1:

DR. M. M. SILVERMAN

course dinner will begin at 7:30
p. m. Dress is informal. Members
and friends should make reserva-
tions at once with Sol Poskel. Dr.
M. M. Silverman, Sam Charfoos
or Sol Roseman, since accommo-
dations are limited.
The feature of the evening will
be an address by Rabbi Elmer
Berger of Flint on the subject
"Bnai Brith—Its History and Hu-
manitarian Scope."
A large class of new members
will be initiated into the order
by Alvin B. Levin. first vice-presi-
dent of the lodge. This marks the
culmination of a successful mem-
bership drive conducted by a torn-
mittee consisting of Jess Feiler,
Markus Simon, Walter Berlow,
Dr. Bernard Schmidt. Erwin
Bunin, J. Rotherberg and Mr.
Levin. Dr. Maurice M. Silverman.
president of the lodge, will speak
about the Marshall Lodge and
introduce its newly elected of-
ficers to the audience. Nathan R.
Berke will act as toastmaster.
Dancing and novel entertainment
will complete the evening's fesivi-
ties.

6,000 Polish Jaws Ask King
George for Palestina Visas

WARSAW. — (WNS) — Six
thousand Polish Jews have signed
a petition addressed to King
George VI of England in which
he is asked to celebrate hie coro-
nation by providing them with
immigration visas to Palestine.
Veteran!' torch
The Polish

War

Bleached Lir
en Doubt.
Damask Table
Cloths. 70s

7o- sire.

$4.95

Sir rt ~ lpls

Solid Walnut
Coffee Tablas,
snatched wal-
nut
top.

$1 ,1.75

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