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Washington Blvd. at 1420 — Oben Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings
•
June 22—Annual meeting of
United Hebrew Schools of De-
troit. Election of officers.
June 24—Annual picnic of
Neugarten Sunshine Club.
July 11—Yeshivah Beth Ju-
dah excursion to Put-In-Bate
July 11—Annual picnic of
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society.
July 14 — Eva Prenzlauer
Maternity Aid excursion to
Bob Lo,
July 27—Excursion to Bob
Lo by North Woodward branch
of J. W. E. W. 0.
Oct. 24 — Annual dinner-
dance of Home Relief Society.
Saul H. Rose Heads
Temple Men's Club
Saul H Rose Is the new presi-
dent of the Men's Club of Temple
Beth El. He was elected Wednes-
day night at a meeting in the
Men's Club room of thd temple.
Other officers were elected as fol.
Mrs. Schiller Goes
To N.H.J.C. Parley
At the 30th anniversary celebra-
tion of the National Home for
Jewish Children at Denver, to be
held In that city from June 26 to
30, Mrs. Rose Schiller, president
of Detroit's branch of the N.H.J.C.,
will represent
SAUL H. ROSE
this city. Jewish
phil anthropic
lows: Leo I. Franklin, vice-presi-
leaders from all
dent; Harry C. Markle, treasurer;
parts of the
Benjamin Wilk, secretary; mem-
United States bers of the board of directors are:
will gather to Arthur Haas, Charles I. Bassey,
part icipate in
Jacob Langer, Dr. Milton S. Marx,
this event, the Dr. Nathan Schlafer, Karl B. Se-
highlight of gall, Edward Lichtig, Maier Fin-
which will be ; sterwald, James Wineman, Ellis
the setting of the Thal and Ephraim R. Gomberg.
cornerstone of
A symposium on the subject of
the service anti-Semitism, under the chair-
building to manship of Arthur Haas, featured
house the new the program at this meeting. Par-
Mn. Schiller
dining room and ticipants were William Isenberg,
kitchen.
Max Freedman and Lionel Fink.
The Detroit league was organ- Discussion from the floor followed
ized to aid the Denver home in the addresses of the speakers.
its effort to assist destitute chil-
A new constitution was adopted
dren of the poor patients who by the club embodying provisions
come to the T. B. home from all for a comprehensive program of
over the country. These children activities during 1937-38.
are given a home, education and
Tribute was paid to Irving
excellent care, through the support Hirschman, retiring president of
of branches like Detroit's.
the club, who served in the execu-
tive capacity for two years.
Council's Special
Project Event Is
Financial Success Officer's Installed
By Zedakah Club
ZIONIST CONGRESS
ELECTION SUNDAY
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
in a seaport on the current Shekel
campaign. The report shows a
substantial increase in virtually
all countries in the sale of the
Shekel, which is the symbol of
affiliation with the World Zion-
ist Organization. As of the date
of the report at the same time
last year. The United States is
credited with 207,000 as against
135,000. Other increases Includ-
ed South Africa, with 16,000 as
compared with 14,000, and Ar-
gentina, with 12,000 as against
6,500. Denmark sold 704 Shek-
olim this year as against 450 last
year, and will thus be able to
elect a delegate.
Palestine Hunts Arabs Who Shot
at Police Inspector•Gen.
eral Spicer
The Arab National Committee
has set in motion a fruitless
search for the three Arab snip-
ers who fired five shots at Roy
G. Spicer, inspector-general of
the Palestine police. The com-
mittee ordered a hunt throughout
Jerusalem and the villages in tho
vicinity, but no results were re-
ported. Spicer was shot at by
the Arabs as they surrounded his
car in the center of Jerusalem.
The inspector-general was not
wounded, but his driver, Constable
Morris Milner, was wounded in
the chest, necessitating his re-
moval to the hospital. The scene
of the attack was in the vicinity
of numerous government offices.
Spicer was on his way to his of-
flee when three fellaheen armed
with revolvers stopped his car, in
which he ocupied therear seat.
Immediately after the shoot-
ing the police conducted an in-
tensive search for the gunmen,
raiding Arab cafes , throughout
the city, questioning passersby at
the scene of the crime and stop-
ping all cars leaving the city. A
Jewish eye-witnesses told the po-
lice that three Jewish passersby
had chase dthe Arab snipers to-
ward the Old City, where they
had been lost in a crowd. A
number of Arab suspects were
reported detained by the police.
Spicer is scheduled to leave by
air on June 21, for a holiday In
England.
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OBITUARY
English Zionists Agree on United
TOIL SHIER
Congress Ticket; Labor Is
of 3017 Gladstone Ave., 78 years
Blocking Unity in U. S.
Democratic Ballot
For Delegates to
Congress Conclave
Approximately 400 council mem-
bers and their friends attended the
LONDON (WNS)—Setting an old, died on June 14. Funeral
The 16th annual installation of
successful second annual Franklin officers of Zedakah Club was example of unity to Zionists services were held on June 15 Extraordinary Conference Sum.
Hills Day, sponsored by the Detroit held at Northwood Inn, June 9, throughout the world in view of with Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiat-
moned for Oct. 16 and 17
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)
section, National Council of Jew- in the form of a luncheon bridge. the critical political situation. the ing, He is survived by his wife,
in Philadelphia
ish Women, last Wednesday, at the The invocation was given by Mrs. English Zionists have agreed on Anna; a daughter, Mrs. Sally
OF
QUALITY
Sint such un-American and divis- Franklin Hills Country Club.
CLOTHES
a united slate of delegates to the Kessler; two grandsons and a
E. Waldstein.
brother,
Hyman,
of
Los
Angeles.
ive propaganda.
NEW
YORK—The
convening
The guests were welcomed by
The following officers were in- forthcoming Zionist Congress and
Leaflets appealing to American Mrs. Maurice Klein, president of
of the next session of the Amer-
thus will not hold any Congress
tourists going to France for the the local section, who presided dur- stalled: President, Mrs. Abe Ro-
EDITH
ROTMAN
elections. The 14 delegates to
ican Jewish Congress through
Paris Exposition to boycott the ing the brief assembly, together senberg; first vice-president, Mrs.
which England is entitled will of 2010 Hazelwood, 21 years old,
German pavilion at that fair are with Mrs. David Cooper, chairman Norman Adilman; second vice- be divided as follows: General died on June 12, Funeral services direct Individual democratic elec-
president, Mrs. Sam Baker; third
being distributed by members of of the day.
were held on June 13 with inter- tions was announced by Dr. Ste.
vice-president, Mrs. Herbert Wal- Zionists, 7; Mizrnchl, 3; Labor 3,
the women's division of the Joint
ment in Brith Sholom Cemetery, phen S. Wise, president of the
Mrs. Klein discussed the work lace; recording secretary, Mrs. and Jewish State Party 1.
Boycott Council to passengers em-
Rabbi J. S. Sperka officiating. American Jewish Congress. This
that the National Council is doing Sam Almug; treasurer, Mrs. Joe
barking on transatlantic liners at
She is survived by her parents, Is in accordance with the resolu-
NEW YORK (WNS) —Blame Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rotrean; tion adopted at an extraordinary
all New York piers. The leaflets to assist refugees. Mrs. Edith Staub; corresponding secretary,
Bercovich, head of the Child Place- Mrs. Milton Mahler; financial for the failure to net up a united
are also being handed out in
two brothers, Jack and Abraham, session in Philadelphia on March
meat Bureau, told about the par-
ticket of American delegates to and three sisters, Mrs. Fred II. 16, 1935.
front of the offices of steamship
ticular child which die 'Detroit secretary,
Mrs. Michael
Milton the Zionist Congress was laid at
Mrs. Harris;
advisor,
junior
lines and their agents.
An adjourned session of the
Cohen, Mollie and Selma.
section supporta. Greenblatt; publicity, Mrs. Harry the door of the Peale Zion-Zeire
delegates accredited to.this extra-
Lehman Condemns Intolerance
Mrs. Cooper reported on the Rott.
Zion
Party
by
Louis
Lipsky,
ordinary
conference has been
MORRIS
BARUCH
Americans must raise their day'a receipts. Mrs. Robert Streit'.
The ceremonies were presided chairman of a sub-committee of of 1994 Blaine Ave., 46 years summoned for Oct. 16 and 17,
voices against attacks upon re- ling was awarded the prize for the
A.'s
election
commit-
the
Z.
0.
over
by
Mrs.
Max
Coven,
assisted
in
Philadelphia,
at Hotel Benja•,
ligion and growing intolerance in largest number of tickets sold. The
old, died on June 14. Funeral
many parts of the world, Govern- proceeds are to be placed in the by Mrs. Jacob Harvith, Mrs. Jack tee, who sought to reach an agree- services were held on June 16 min Franklin, in Corder to "fur-
ment
between
all
parties.
The
Greenberg,
Mrs.
Morris
Davis.
or Herbert H. Lehman declared council's "Special Project Fund."
with Interment in Machpelah ther the holding of these elec-
Mrs. L. Gould, Mrs. Morris Loeb, basi sof the agreement. which Cemetery, Rabbi I. Stoliman of- tions" and in order to secure "the
in an address at a luncheon in
The following were among the
the Montauk Club preceding the patronesses who contributed to the Mrs. Paul Deuth and Miss Bertha would have done away with the ficiating. Ile is survived by his co-operation of Jewish leaders
Cohn. Mrs. Ben Lefkowitz gave June 20th election, was that all
108th annual Sunday school an- financial success of the affair:
a throughout the country in their
parties should be alloted dele- wife, Dora; a daughter, Rose;
the oath of office.
niversary day parades throughout
Mesdames Osman F. Fisher, S. P.
son, Leonard, and his mother, organization."
Regular $30 Suits Now $24
gates
in
the
same
proportion
as
Winton
A.
E.
Barlt,
Henry
Outset.
Al-
Brooklyn- and Queens, in which
A memorial prayer was given
An announcement of the con-
bert Kahn. 8. T. Gilbert. Isaac Gilbert
On Mrs. A. Baruch.
" 28
100,000 children and adults par- Julius Gilbert, Harry Newman, Leon by Mrs. Max Rosenbaum in trib- they had elected in 1935.
ference and an invitation to par-
35 "
"
Frank, Sidney Allen, Harold Allen. J. ute to the following departed this basis the party line-up this
ticipated.
ticipate was sent to the delegates
CORA
FREEDMAN
SLOMAN
et
"
32
It'. Allen, Fred Olnaberg, David Wilk..
year would have been Labor, 35;
40 "
Citing the inculcation of racial Mortimer Meyer. Benjamin Lambert, IL members: Mrs. Ann ,Wohlman, Z. 0. A. 20; Hadassah. 20; and of the Belcrest Hotel, 73 years to the 193 4 session by Dr. Wise.
51
" 36
Simon., Jos. N. Welt. Melville Welt, Mrs. Esther Shugarman and Mo-
45 "
old, died on June 13. Funeral
and religious hatred in children W.
Louis Welt, Harold Schlesinger. Monte
Mizrachi, 17.
ther
Melvina
Klein.
abroad, Governor Lehman said Wittleshoter, J. Victor Roemer, Clarentia
services were held on June 15
Extra Trousers $4 and $5.60
Mrs. Rosenberg thanked the
with interment in Woodmere
"it is bad enough to teach intoler- Emma Maurice Engem, Victor Welt,
David Levy, Jerry Toblan, Henry WIPP.
Cemetery, Dr. Leo M. Franklin
Roy. Cantos
ance, hatred and bigotry to adults man, Walter Lalb, David Cooper, H. outgoing officers and members for
J.
L.
Frank.
Julian
Wolfner.
Maurice
officiating. She is survived by
but to teach these things to chil-
their support and the general
Jacob
Klein. Harry Winston, Edward Rothman.
two daughters, Dorothy F. and
dren means the ideas will last for Arnold Brodie, Day Krollk, Theodore public for their co-operation. The
Silverman
Mrs. Frank V. Martin; a son,
generations. It behooves us here Levin, Mortts Kahn, Herbert Robinson. standing committees were named.
IITHOICAL
Bernard Wursburgen Ales Freeman.
worm
Hubert E.; six grandchildren and
The major money raising affair
to teach our children to love their Miser
Rosenbaum, Louis Schwarta Aaron
DI Two'
Mrs. Cora Sloman, a life-long one great-grandchild. Mrs. Slo-
religion and practice it and to Deno), Joseph B. Gaylord. Charles La- will be held the early part of De-
moues
ker, Nathan Rosenberg, Miss Emma cember. Mrs. Ann Adilman, resident of Detroit, died at her man was a member of the Wo-
live in the spirit of toldrance and 'Wiwi
Rementuade1*
and Miss Ann Babcock.
apartment in the Belcrest Hotel men's City Club, Sisterhood of
chairman, will be assisted by Mrs.
good will. It makes no difference
on Sunday evening, June 13, after Temple Beth El and National
Sam Baker and Mrs. Herbert
what religion it is, as long as they
2903
a prolonged illness.
Council of Jewish Women.
are taught charity, good will and
Wallace.
Elmhurst
i=
Mrs. Slomin, the •Idaugl
Mrs. David Kaltman rendered
devotion to the principles upon
TO.
8-6539
several vocal selections, arid was Herman and Clara Freedman, was
which this country was founded.
ITA SCHWARTZ
zessereee
Washington Blvd. at Grand River
rerraoeee
accompanied by Mrs. David Dia- born and educated in Detroit. of 2083 Gladstone Ave., 67 years
Assurances from Italy
mond at the piano. The rest of Upon her graduation from Central old, died on June 12. Funeral
Assurances that the Italian
the afternoon was spent playing High School she became a member services were held on June 15
Government plans no change in
At a board meeting held at
of the staff of the Detroit Public with interment In Clover Hill
policy towards its Jewish popula- the new Home for the Aged on bridge.
Library in which capacity she Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
tion whom it regards highly, and June 9, the following committee •
Rev. Cantor
served until her marriage In 1883 Hershman officiating.
ORDERS. EXECUTED IN ALL MARKETS
that recent attacks against the headed by Mrs. Philip Garelick SCIENTISTS FIND
to the late Morris H. Sloman,
DAVID
Jews in the Italian press are not was chosen to make up the motor
She was a woman of unusual
GOLDEN
IMPORTANT CURES Intellectual endowments and was
ROSE COHEN
significant of government at. corps which transported the old
Detroit'. Favorite
titude have been received by the folks from the old to the new
associated with several literary of 1662 Taylor Ave., 66 years
M (7 II g L
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
American Jewish Congress from residence:
groups. She was a member of old, died on June 16. Funeral
Timex
Italian Minister Fulvio Suvich,
Temple Beth El and its Sisterhood, services were held on June 17
Mesdames Jake Collins, Mes-
WW1* Perrone.
Representing
according to an announcement senger, Deutsch, Goodman, Louis decades of life "racial factors of the Woman's City Club and the with interment in Machpelah
leo Preformed IM
made by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Kauffman, L. Goldberg, S. A. are no doubt also of importance National Council of Jewish Women. Cemetery. Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
Donal and by Ap-
pointment.
president of the American Jewish Grenadier. Rosman, Rosen, J. in view of the high incidence of
She is survived by two daughters, man officiating. She is survived
Jewish people in our series of
by
her
husband,
Nathan
C.;
three
Congress.
Mrs. Frank V. Martin and Miss
Berhoff, Jack Kavanau, Weller,
100 patients. Relatively far more Dorothy Sloman, and by one son, daughters, Mrs. Ralph Berg, Mrs.
The assurances of the Italian Barron. Fanny Weisman, New-
Government to the United States man, Gunsberg, Schwartz, Liebo- of the old folks were of British Hubert E. Sloman, five grandchil- Herbert Cohn, Mrs. Arthur Le-
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
were received following a confer. witz and Boon; and Mr. Cell race stock than in the young dren and one great-grandchild, a vine, of New York; two sons,
ence in which the attention of the and A. ' Greenberg, Mrs. coronary group. But here selec- sister, Mrs. Arthur D. Brandeis of Joseph L. and Henry H. of Cleve-
Cadillac 7244
1466 Penobscot Bldg.
Italian representative was called Garelick says that there were tion and other factors, like time California, and two brothers, Sam- land, and two sisters, Mrs.' Max
to the concern of the American sonic who either drove or donat- of immigration, may well enter. uel Freedman of New York and Millner and Mrs. II. Coleman of
Buffalo.
OFFERING
Jewish community with the re- ed their cars who did not leave There were no persons of Jewish Girard Freedman of Seattle.
extraction in the older, whereas
The funeral took place from the
spiritual center of Judaism while cent press campaign against Jews their names with her and she 39 per cent of the young group
LIBBY
WILLIS
Chapel
of
Temple
Beth
El
on
demanding that Jews cancel their wishes to thanb these people as
REJECT PLAN FOR
at the same time declaring that opposition to Hitlerism, sever well. -
were Jewish."
DAY OR MGM`
Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Leo M. of 2989 Richton Ave., 72 years
LIBERALIZING OF
Jewish physicians carried off Franklin officiating.
Phone MAdison 2525
Id, died on June 12. Funeral'
the achievement of the ideal of their connections with Jewish
Mrs. Jack Kavanau, in charge
lion's Aare of medals given
services were held at the Werney
LAWS ON DIVORCE a Jewish Homeland does not pre- communities a b r o a d. renounce of the hostesses at the home on the
by the association. For scientific
Funeral Home on June 13, with
clude development of Jewish life support of Zionism or leave the Tuesday wishes to thank all those exhibits of individual investiga- Mrs. Harry Zalin. (Rosalie
burial in the Turover Synagogue
country. Among the publications who served with her.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE I)
outside of Palestine.
Cemetery, Rabbi J. Eisenman of-
Lipson) Dies in Belton,
which led the attack against the
Mrs. J. Rose, chairman of the tions Drs. Arthur Steinberg and
Office, Chapel & Showrooms
The platform called Palestine Jews were "Popolo d'Italia," re- sunshine group and her associates N. II. Einhorn shared the gold
ficiating. She is survived by a
South Carolina
without the husband's assent, Dr.
613 CLAIRMOUNT AT 2ND
medal with five other physicians.
son, Harry; three daughters, Mrs.
Epstein's plan calls for the in- "a mighty centripetal force giv- garded as Mussolini's personal have planned entertainment and
The
bronze
medal
in
Clams
I
Esther
Brown
of
Detroit,
Mrs.
clusion of such assent in the mar- ing sorely needed strength and organ and edited by his nephew; refreshments for the old folks
A
tragic
death
befell
Mrs.
went to Dr. Louis Gross of Mount
Sarah Katz and Mrs. Mary Shtul-
riage contract to be applicable reality to the spiritual bonds, and "Regime Fascist*" edited by on that happy occasion. The
Sinai Hospital, New York, and Harry Zalin of Belton, S. C., berg, both of Russia; two broth-
after a specified number of years which unite the widely dispersed Roberto Farinacci, former secre- following committee has given
Dr. Morris Rosenfeld of Johns formerly of Detroit, on Wednes- era, Morris Shapiro of Pittsburgh
their
untiring
efforts
to
have
the
Jewish
communities.
It
will
be
tary
of
the
Fascist
Party,
as
well
during which the woman was de-
day afternoon, June 9. While
Monuments off Character
home in readiness for occupancy: Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, won standing in front of a building and Hymn Shapiro of Chicago
for them an inexhaustible reser- as many others.
serted.
and one sister, Becky, of Russia.
Giving up a lucrative practice Mesdames Joseph Fink, Max Fer- the bronze medal in Class 2.
This ancient Jewish law has voij of inspiration, whence will
she was crushed to its walls by
A
test
which
heveals
that
some
worked hardship on countless flow those streams of living and his post as associate surgeon ar. Sam Schwartz, I. E. Goodman, auto drivers whose sight is per- an automobile which mounted the
ELIAS BITTKER
East European women whose hus- waters which will prevent the of Beth Israel Hospital, Dr. Irv- Harry Wine and David Kliger.
sidewalk. Mrs. Zalin was rushed
Elaborate arrangements have fect In daylight suffer from night to the hospital and died there a of 1446 Pallister Ave., 70 years
bands were either killed or dis- possible petrification or ultimate ing Busch, prominent Jewish
blindness because of the lack of
old, died June 16. Funeral serv-
aaeeared during the World War. decay of the Jewish spiritual physician, sailed for Spain to been made for the luncheon that a dark purple fluid in the human short time later.
take over the position of surgeon- will take place at the new home
Without proof of death they were heritage in their midst-"
Only 22 years old. Mrs. Zalin, ices were held on June 17 with
eye was shown to the medical
On the question of the develop- in-chief of the American Hospi- on July 7. Mrs. Al Goldberg is convention by Jacob B. Feldman was married two and half vears interment In Machpelah Ceme-
not legally widows and if their
chairman
and
Mrs.
Simon
Shat-
tery, Rabbi 1. &oilman officiat-
husbands migrated to another ment of Jewry throughout the tal established in Spain by the
of Philadelphia and his associate, ago, and leaves her husband and
land and deserted, they were left world concurrently with the crea- Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish ter is co-chairman. Their com- William J. Erickson. The A. IL a two months old son. She was ing. He is survived by his wife,
a
mittee
will
be
announced
at
Anna; two daughter', Mrs. Meyer
'without future hope of marriage tion of a Jewish Homeland. the Democracy. Dr. Busch will relieve
A. was also informed by Dr. Mil- the former Rosalie Lipson. and
she resided in Detroit most of Stern and Mrs. Bernard Frank;
because assent could not be ob- platform sees no conflict, saving, his friend and classmate, Dr. Ed- later date.
Contributions to the memorial ton B. Cohen of Cleveland that her life. A graduate of North- and four sons, Dr. I. Irving, Dr.
"On the contrary, we believe ward H. Barsky, who set up the
enndle sod Warble Mesa-..la
untreated allergies gauge facial
tained.
that Jewish life in the diaspora hospital. Dr. Barsky is returning fund were received as follows:
western, Mrs. Zalin leaves innu- David J. both of Detroit. Max of
7719 TWELFTH ST.
The proponents of the plan
Ann Arbor and Barney of Wyan-
to America to seek more help for From Mrs. S. Rothman and fam- and dental crippling.
ETCL/D 7101
(outside
of
Palestine)
can
and
merable
friends
here.
The use of pure vitamin B.1
claimed that it was particularly
ily, 2010 Hazelwood, in memory
the Loyalist cause.
Surviving Mrs. Zalin are her dotte.
applicable and necessary today will and should be preserved. The
crystals
for
the
cure
of
gout
and
of their daughter. Edith. and
existence
of
Hebraically
creative
mother,
Mrs.
Helen
Lipson
and
non-rheumatic arthritis, long re-
when eo much Jewish migration
Lithuania Stirred by Report Ex. from Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen.
Unveiling of Tombstone
was two sisters, Frieda and Berdie,
to taking place. One rabbi said Jewish life in Palestine will make
16517 Baylis, in memory of Edith garded as incurable ailments.
Yeshiva Student I. Spanish
its preservation in the diaspora
announced at the convention by all of South Carolina; and six
that it was Conservative Jewry's
Rothman.
Vice-Minister of Defense
"'b-
An unveiling of a monument in
so
much
easier,
more
certain
and
brothers,
Mathew,
Jack.
Sam,
Drs. Sydney Berkovitz and Mar-
duty to adopt Dr. Epstein's plan
The Simcha Fund received
KOVNO, Lithuania. — (WNS)
memory of Mary Mellin will take
ee a Dyed en. tau tea . Sews
tin G. Vorhaus of New York. The Irving, Joseph and Mickey, of
because by no doing It adapted worthwhile."
Oa
zed ...sleets basdnag s
—Lithuanian Jewry is atwitter contribution from Mrs. Louis
m.
place
on
Sunday,
June
20,
1
p.
The
convention
voiced
the
hope
Detroit.
dire regenrates bones, its de-
tu•esi
the law to life whereas orthodox
over the report from Spain that Kauffman, 2740 Richton..
sharp at Beth Abraham cemetery,
holds the law above individual in resolutions that its Social Jus- M. Brauer. a former student at
yelpers state.
ATTENTIVE PERSONAL
The team of Lewisohn and Woodward and 8". Mile Road.
•
' life and Reform Judaism renores tice Commission work with simi-
Baseball scouts are giving the
SERVICE . .
has been
Max Reinhardt will direct Ed- Lewisohn is the latest rare In Friends and relatives are in.
the law when it is contrary to lac groups of other religious the Slabodka Yeshiva,
once over to Jacob Cohen of
Ludwig
does
the
sited.
denominations and also that the ' appointed vice-minister of de-
ward G. Robinson in his next pic- Jewish circles
life.
Brooklyn,
a
10.year-old
fence-
Government of the United States tense in the Spanish Loyalist goy-
speaking and his wife. Thelma,
31 buster, who is the sensation of • ture. Robinson has just returned does the singing ... They made a
Palmas.e as Spiritwal
Every one of Samuel L7nter-
will take the lead in the explore- ernment. Brauer, who is
from the East with several thou-
61 DELAWARE AVE.
The report on Palestine, which Lion of the possibilities for an ;joined the Loyalist forces shertly New York baseball school . . • sand dollars worth of valuable terrific hit at a benefit for Ezra. myer's children and grandchildren
severely criticised Great Britain international conference for the I after the outbreak of the civi I He's • nephew of the Abe !earls.
TRINITY 2-3211
paintings which he has added to the women's division of the Fed- get 3500 a year after their 15th
for its administration of the Man- removal of factors endangering Ivan Hewell-known chemist, former Syracuse University grid-
emotion
of
Polish
Jews
birthday
not
to
drink
or
smoke.
his highly valued collection.
ironer.
date, stressed particularly the world peace. having studied in France.
importance of Palestine as a
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