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BOESKY'S
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Dr. Gunzburg's Pupils Re-
ceive Awards
• lean Harlow
being shown this Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, on the same bill with
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford", featur-
ing William Powell, Jean Arthur,
James Gleason and Ralph Morgan.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, the features
will be: "Green Light", with Errol
Flynn, Anita Louise, Margaret
Lindsay and Walter Abel; "We're
On the Jury," with Victor Moore
and Helen Broderick.
Hazelwood
MICHIGAN—Errol Flynn and
Kay Francis in "Another Dawn"
with Ian Hunter and a big cast,
is now at the Michigan Theater
sharing honors with an all-star
vaudeville show featuring "in
person" Mary Small, Herman
Timberg and Company with Her-
man, Jr.; Red Donahue and his
One of the largest gatherings of Pal; Ben Berry, and the Three
the season attended the open house Winter Sisters.
party held Saturday night, June
UNITED ARTISTS—The merry
26. A fine floor show was headed by
Henry Armeda, well-known movie mad Marx-men (Groucho, Chico,
and
Harpo) continue their hilar-
star, and other headliners from the
ious comedy for a second week
Fox Theater.
of "A Day at the Races" at the
•
United Artists Theater.
Members of Franklin Hills
FRANKLIN HILLS
COUNTRY CLUli
found refreshing relief from
the last week-end in the mag-
nificent new swimming pool.
•
Tuesday, June 22, marked the
first big ladies' day of the season.
It was well attended. Bridge, mah
jong as well as the swimming pool
held the spotlight. Prizes were
offered.
•
A gala formal dinner dance
will be held Saturday night,
Jul y 3, for members only. An-
other magnificent floor show
has been promised by Dave
ldzal, featuring 60 top per-
formers from the Fox Theater.
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troduce dinner dancing. There will
be card games.
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Swimming 'exhibitions will Le
held Monday afternoon, July 5.
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The following entertained
parties on Tuesday, June 22:
Mrs. E. G. Klein, Sent Al.
Stern, Mrs. Joseph Prentis,
Mrs. Harry 11. Levy, Afro. S.
Stone, Afro. Myron Landsberg,
Mrs. Harry Becker, Mrs. Da-
vid Hubar.
•
On Saturday night, June 26,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ideal enter-
tained a dinner party of 32 in honor
of their daughter Gloria.
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Friday, July 2, Miss Josephine
Welt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Welt, entertained a party
of 12 guests.
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French Scholars Publish Journal
Expoeing Racial Fallacie.
PARIS (WNS) — "Race et
Racisme" is the name of • new
bi-monthly journal being pub-
lished here by a group of French
authors and scientists to inform
"the French public on the extra-
ordinary dissemination of racial
theories in certain countries."
The publication will seek to ex-
Plain these theories and to show
they govern the entire social life
of countries in which they are
applied and the consequences to
which they lead.
The British Labor Party Is Iris,
Inc a lot of attention to a plan
for its rehabiliation drafted by
Emanuel Shinwell, former minis-
dreds, even thousands, of the
young in this country in dis-
loyalty to the American flag," he
said. "Of course when you speak
to them about it their leaders,
the traitors who are at the head
of the organization, will tell you
there is no incompatibility be-
tween their loyalty to fascism
and Nazism and loyalty to the
American Government. Every
one knows that that cannot pos-
sibly be true, and it cannot be
thought to be true by any man
possessed of intellectual integ-
rity."
Asserting that "no man can be
loyal to American institutions or
loyal to the American flag and
believe in a single fundamental
principle of fascism and Nazism."
Senator Borah accused those of
preaching those isms of being
"disloyal regardless of what they
may say to the public." He said
too that "the teaching! which are
being given these young people
train them to disbelieve In our
form of government and train
them to believe in loyalty to a
form of government which is at
war with our system of govern-
ment That is going on all over
the country. It is the same kind
of duplicity, the same kind of de-
ception that is being practiced
by fascism and Nazism interna-
tionally now in the war against
Spain. I call attention to it for
the reison that we ought to real-
ize nationally here at home, and
internationally, that the basic
Principles of fascism and Nazism
are deception, and duplicity. are
professing to do what they are
not doing. or professing the con-
trary of what they propose to do.
So here in this country our youth
are being poisoned with the doc-
trine which is at war with every
principle upon which these in-
stitutions rest And they will say
Dr. Mark Gunzburg presented
six of his pupils for the examina-
tions at Trinity College in Lon-
don, held June 1 in the Grinnell
Auditorium.
Arthur Searle of the Detroit
Board of Education received the
following report from the exam-
iner: Mrs. Ilelen Robson passed
the licenciate diploma examina-
tion with 81 points; Benjamin
Fogel, the exhibitioner of 1936,
and Peggy Mann passed the high-
er local test, both with honors, in
the intermediate division, Leon
hard Fox and Loraine Gendil
passed with honors and Ilene Pos-
ner with merits.
Revelry by Night
POWATAN
Iii any Ifotes
Mr. and Mrs. Al Goldbehave ae
their guest for the nett few 'weeks their
mother, Mr.. K. Coiling of Cleveland. 0.
Samuel A. Landau of New York. a
farmerresident of this city, la opending
a few days here calling on old friends
and acquaintance..
Mrs. Locals Levine and son, Allan, left
an Monday for Cincinnati, 0., when they
will be the goests of relatives for sev-
et al weeks.
WHERE PRICE TELLS
AND QUALITY SELLS
Thirty guests were Invited to • beauti-
fully appointed brIdgeoluncheon at the
Wenonah Hotel on Friday. when Mr•
Joseph SomplIner and Mla Miriam Kra-
mer entertained for their sister, Mr.
flurry Bernstein of Rocheeter, N. Y.
•
Mrs. Eta Levine has returned home
after an extended Anil with relatives In
Dayton, Lima and Columbus. 0.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roman returned
Sunday from Detroit, where they ac-
companied their son, Robert, who left
on Saturday to spend a few Weeks with
relatives In Buffalo. N. Y.
Morris Greenetein of the Central High
&Root faculty ha. motored to New York
to spend a part of hie vacation .
A STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Cherie. Anthony left on Sunday for
Jackson, Mills and Reeve, corn- Detroit.
where he will spend this week
edy song team, is in its final with his aunts, the Mimes Rosenberg of
3750 Sturtevant Ave.
week at the Powatan. This team
has proved to be one of the best
Sir. and Um. Abe Gelbard and family
Detroit were week-end guests of Mr.
favored of those so far to ap- of
and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz at their eum•
mar home at Killarney Beach.
pear on any of the club's bills.
With them are Marie Austin,
Mr. and Mr. )4orris Goldberg and fam•
swing singer, the six lovely Regal Ily. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rempllper and
Dancers and Will Henderson's dsughters, and Mr. and Mrs I. 1) Ilar tee of the Jewish Agency for
r son and son. ars spending the summer Palestine, the first time that such
Glee Club band.
et their respective summer homes at
a body has been formed since
Sam Sofferin announces the Killarney Beach.
the extended agency was created
star attraction of the season. the
in
1929. The representatives for
Tic Toe Girls, from the current WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
PALMS-STATE — Joe E. Picture "Hit Parade," opening DENS ON MONDAY EVENING the new committee, which be-
cause of Its smallness is expected
Brown as the world's dizziest avia- July 6th.
tor, in "Riding on Air" with Guy
To top off Detroit's Fourth of to be more wieldy and effective
Kibbee, Florence Rice and Vin-
July athletic program the Arena than the larger body, were an-
ton Hayworth is now showing at Contributions to the Jewish Bowl will stage a four-bout all- nounced at the meeting of the
the Palms-State Theater on the
Children's Home
star wrestling card with its two smelled actions committee of the
same program with a mystery
mysterious grapplers colliding in World Zionist Organization.
thriller "Men in Exile" with Dick
Labor Retains Lead in Unofficial
The Jewish Children's Home of the main event.
Purcell and June Travis in the Detroit wishes to acknowledge
Congress Election Rreturns
leading roles.
NEW YORK (WNS) — Com-
with thanks the receipt of dona-
plete but unofficial returns from
tions from the following:
FOX — Storming in its epic
the elections for American dele-
Mrs. Sadie Singer, 3342 Chi-
sweep over half the world, "Slave cage Blvd.; Martin Weise, 2611
gates to the World Zionist Con-
Ship," mightiest of all screen Gladstone Ave.; Mrs. A. Dutach,
gress leave the party standing un-
sea stories is now on the Fox 3781 Cortland Ave.; Mrs. Wiser,
changed
from earlier reports,
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/
Theater screen. On the stage the 3820 Tuxedo Ave.; Mr. and Mrs.
with Ticket No. 2 of the Labor-
Fox offers a gay fiesta of comedy, George Kahn, 1541 Virginia
ites leading with 30,296 votes.
Jews.
The commander of the
song and dance headlined by none Park, in memory of Solomon
In second place is Ticket No. 1
other than Herman Bing, the Klein; Mrs. A. M. Jordan, 2419 new unit will be placed in the of the General Zionists, with
hands of a British officer who
spluttering comedy star of dozens Calvert Ave.; Abe Salem, 3295
23,532
votes, followed by Ticket
will have Jewish and Arab depu-
of screen laugh hits.
Rochester Ave.; Miss Rose Fried- ties. Headquarters will be lo- No. 3 of the Mizrachi, with 18,-
709
votes,
Ticket No. 5 of Iia-
man, 3200 W. Boston Blvd.; 3. cated in Sated. Several stations
ADAMS — "The Great Hospi- W. Webber; Harry Barsky, 640
dassah with 18,265 votes, and
tal Mystery," known in produc- W. Willis Ave.; Alpha Theta have already been erected and a Ticket No. 4 of the Jewish State
tion as "Dead Yesterday." intro- Kappa Fraternity; Sigma Gamma new road is now under construc- Party with 785. The total vote
duces Jane Darwell, as a matron- Beta Sorority; Avoda Men's Club; tion for a length of 53 kilomet- was 97,647. On the basis of
l y head nurse in a hospital, who Morris Steinberg, 550 W. Lafa- ers, skirting the Lebanese and this vote the allocation of dele-
is also a feminine sleuth. "For- yette Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Syrian frontiers and stretching gates by parties will be as fol-
bidden Adventure," jungle pic- M. Zechman, 17175 Woodingham from Lake Huler all the way lows: Labor 34; General Zion-
ture, filmed by the Los Angeles Drive, in memory of Miss Muriel west to the Mediterranean. The ists, 23; Mizrachi, 17; Iladassah,
Exploration Club in Indo-China, Smith; 'Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. project will involve a total cost 17; Jewish State Party, 1.
of $500,000 and is part of the
is a second feature.
Schwartz, 2433 Blaine Ave., in Palestine government's program
Conceding that Jewish youth
memory of Miss Muriel Smith; to halt illegal immigration from in the United States is still not
DOWNTOWN -- The Down- Harry Hirschberg, 2225 Longfel- these two countries and to sufficiently interested in Zionism
town Theater is offering a new low Ave., in memory of Mayer strengthen the defenses of Pales- and Palestine, Isaac Imber, presi-
style of entertainment this week, Davis; Irving H. Rubin, 2959 tine.
dent of Masada, Zionist Youth
including stage and screen pres- Leslie Ave.; Misses Freda and
Organization of American, told
Jewish Agency for Pal.
entations. On the stage are of- Anne Davis, 2014 W. Euclid.
estin e announced here that It
the opening session of Masada's
fered 50 girl models in person
foprth annual convention that
had completed gement'
representing red heads, blondes
for the extension of colonic..
pelt of the blame rests with the
Neugarten Sunshine Club
and brunettes together with an
Zionist districts because they
lion in three new arena owned
eminent lecturer. It is called
have not helped in organizing
by the Jewish National Fund.
The Neugarten Sunshine Club
"Ho wto Choose a Wife?" On the
The three new tracts were hith- Jewish youth. He recommended
screen is "Pitfalls of Youth," a held its final monthly meeting of erto uncultivated by Jews. Ac. organization of a movement to
story of modern evils of the new the year on Monday, June 28, at tual settlement of agricultur.
train pioneer groups for Pales-
generation who are lured into the the Jewish Community Center.
tine and outlined a program of
The business meeting was fol- 1st. will begin within the next
carefree mode of life. It shows
two weeks.
activities for the coming. year.
wild gin parties, back seat pet- lowed by piano selections played
The 20th biennial World Zion- Louis Lipsky, American member
by Mrs. Julius Green.
ting and strip poker orgies.
of the World Zionist Executive,
Mrs. Morton L. Snyder, chair- ist Congress, which opens in Zur-
ich
on Aug. 3, will be dominated outlined to the convention the
man of the ways and means com-
present political situation in Pal-
mittee, announced that the annual by the political issues arising out
estine.
donor luncheon will be held on of the Royal Commission report,
It was made clear in the tenta- Masada to War on Assimilation
Wednesday, Nov. 17.
Deploring the existence of a
tive program of activities issued
marked assimilatory, tendency
Form Reading for Mayor here. The congress agenda de- among Jewish youth in America,
cided
upon
by
the
Jewish
Agency
ing doctrines inimical to the prin-
Organization
executive centralizes the proceed- Masada, the youth Zionist organi-
ciples of the American Govern.
Inge on the Royal Commission re- zation of America, concluded its
ment. It is simply a method of
The
Richard
W.
Reading
for
port and the British government's fourth annual convention with the
deception."
Mayor Club was organized with policy for Palestine based upon adoption of resolutions providing
Mrs. Joseph Dillow as president. it. After the inauguration by for the establishment of the post
Portland Labor to Refuse to Un.
Mrs. Ida Schultz was appointed Dr. Chaim Weizmann of a me- of travelling secretary, an exten-
load German Ship.
chairman to contact the various morial to Nahum Sokolow, the sion of its Hebrew school, the or-
PORTLAND, Oregon (WNS) Jewish organizations of the city. President of the World Zionist ganization of an advisory board of
—Anti-Nazi circles on the Pacific Anyone interested and wishing to Organization will deliver a Po- leading Jewish figures to collabor-
Coast are awaiting with interest join and co-operate should get litical survey to the delegates. ate with the Mende executive
the arrival of the next German in touch with the secretary, Mil-
The political debate will follow board, the adoption of a $3,500 Pal-
ship in Portland to see whether dred Knoppow, Euclid 9565-W, or immediately thereafter and will estine budget. Israel Berman, ex-
the Central Labor Council here Euclid 3527-W.
continue for several days, with ecutive secretary, urged Masada to
will translate into action its re-
the members of the executive become the trainers of Jewish boys
cent resolution placing all Ger-
and girls at impressionable gses
participating.
man ships on the unfair list and assembly. The Bishop's statement
Apart from a comprehensive as the only far-sighted approach
calling upon union to refuse to came in the course of a debate report on the activities of the to the basic problem in Jewish life.
unload German vessels or trans- on foreign relations In which he executive and the economic posi- In response to this suggestion the
port German cargos. If the unions rebuked the Bishop of Gloucester tion in Palestine, the remainder convention voted to take a more
here actually refuse to unload for his appeal to English Chris- of the executive's report will be direct part in the work of Young
Judaea.
German vessels ships flying the tians to recognize that Nazism in
turned over to committees which
Isaac amber of New York was
swastika will have to abandon Germany "may be looked upon as will prepare recommendations for
Portland as a port of call.
a real representation of Chris- the plenary session. A special reelected president. Other officers
named
were: Morris Kritman, Bos-
tianity."
evasion to celebrate the 40th an-
ton, Frank Licht, Providence, Jos-
!ewe Barred from Toronto Tennis
niversary of the political Zionist
eph Fischer, Cleveland; Eleazar
League
Reich's Neighbors Move t o End movement as embodied in the
Lipsky and Paul Safro of New
TORONTO (WNS)—Dr. J. G.
Fraud of Falsely Labeled
World Zionist Congress will be York, vice-presidents; Samuel K.
Inkster of Knox Presbyterian
Exports
held on Aug. 8, in the Casino at
Miller, New York, treasurer.
Church and the Rev. G. Stanley
NEW YORK (WNS) — Com- Basle, where the first Zionist
Russell of the Deer Park United mercial attaches in the United Congress was held in 1897 under
Church were among the Christian States of countries bordering on the leadership of Theodor lierzl. ISRAEL DAICHES DEAD
clergymen who took the lead in Germany have taken steps to put The agenda provides for the par-
LONDON (WNS) — Rabbi Is-
protesting the action of the Tor- an end to the practice of German ticipation in the congress proceed-
onto Tennis League in refusing exporters who attempt to circum- Inge of 500 delegates during the rael Chaim Dalches. chief Or-
thodox rabbi of Leeds and one
membership to the lludson Tennis vent the anti-Nazi boycott by last 12 days of its sessions
of England's most eminent Tal-
Club, an organization comprised shipping German goods into
Roosevelt Gets Plea of Arabs
mudists, died at his home in
of Jews. When the Hudson Ten- neighboring countries where they
An appeal to President Frank- Leeds at the age of 87. He
was
nis Club was first blackballed its are stamped with labels indicat- lin D. Roosevelt on behalf of the
members considered organizing a ing they were made in those Arabs of Palestine was dispatched for many years rabbi of the Beth
Hamedresh Hagodol Congrega-
rival Jewish tennis league, but countries. After this fraud was fro mhere in the form of a cable-
tion of Leeds and president of
this has now been abandoned.
called to the attention of the gram by the Arab Higher Com- the Association for Furthering
commercial attaches here by the mittee. The message declared Traditional Judaism in Great
English Bishop. at Odds Over Joint Boycott Council, they com- that the Arabs were "saddened
Britain. Born near Kovno. Lith-
Stand Toward Hitler
municated with their home gov- and alarmed by the efforts of the
LONDON (WS) — Hitler's ernments and arranged for tight- Jews to induce the United States uania, he was celebrated as the
author of commentaries on the
treatment of Jews and non-Aryan ening up regulations no that the to intervene against the just
Tractates of the Palestinian Tal-
Christians is making impossible trick may no longer be employed. Arab demand to live freely in
mud and numerous volumes of
the position of the Christian The Boycott Council has also cir- our own country."
Halachic discourses and sermons.
churches of England who "want cularized American milk com-
The negotiations to bring He is survived by two sons, Rabbi
friendship with Germany and panies with a request not to Zionist. and non-Zionists closer
Salts Daiches, minister of the
want to make amends for the in- participate in the 11th annual In- together for • discussion of the
Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation,
justice Germany suffered under ternational Dairy Congress which impending crisis for Palestine
and Dr. Samuel Daiches, profes-
the Versailles Treaty," the Bishop L to be held in Germany from bore fruit in the nomination of
Cincinnati Is Stirred by Synagogue
PARADE"
AND HIS
C. F. SMITH CO.
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from
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naltbuth Morning Menke.:
i'lerierled Patriotism" will be the
ouldect of Dr. Leo Si. FranklIn'• aermon
t Temple Beth El Saturday morning,
July 3. Heryleen,
Inch •re held In the
Brown Memorial Chapel during the mum-
mer months begin at 10 o'clock.
Memorial Gins:
Temple Memorial Fund; In memory
Nation Loewenstein and Sigmund Un-
lit, . from Mr.•nd Mr* Sigmund Orin:
In memory of Irving Oberfelder, from
Mr. and Mre. M. S. welt; In tomer), of
Samuel P. Wilk., Sarah Itosenaweig
and Milford Stern, front Mr. and Mrs.
locki
Temple Library Fund: In memory of
Slayer Davis, from Mr. and Mr. B. O.
Jean Ilarlow, Spencer Tracy,
A. Courtney White, latest ad-
Joseph Calleia and Una Merkel in
"Riffraff" top the week's bill at dition to the Detroit Federal
the Center Theater, Woodward and Theater cast and on loan from
Holbrook. This excellent film is the New York Federal Theater,
made his first appearance with
the local group as Mephistopheles
in "The Tragical History of Doc-
tor Faustus," which opened at the
People's Theater, 8212 12th St., Arden.
Thursday evening, July 1.
Power Rooks:
Prayer nooks were pre/tented to the
Courtney White has had a rich
Temple In memory of Mllion Barnett
experience in the commercial I, hie brother and sister and hie parent..
Illoontgarden Tuition Fund: In honor
theater. He appeared with Otis
of the 25th wedding annlveraary of Me
Skinner in a revival of "The and Mrs. David Berlin from Dr, and lars.
lierbert
Kallet.
Honor of the Family," supported
Ruth Franklin Einstein Memorial Loan
Violet Heming in "Three Faces Fund;
In memory of Cora :Homan. from
a
Mrs S. T. Gilbert, Mr. Fannie
East" and played Landro Op- Mr.nd
F. Te
Mr. and ?Are. William It
posite Lenore Ulric in "Man of Frank, ichner,
Mrs. Esther Schlesinger; In
Wax." He was the original "Dra- memory of Simon Loewenetein, from
Mr.
and
Mr..
lierhert Itoinhelnier; In
cula" and his Dr. Ned Darrell in memory of Eugene
Itelnhelmer and Julia
Eugene O'Neill's "Strange Inter- Kin, from Mra Emma N. Cohen; in
memory
of
Sadie
Bing and Albert Bleier,
lude" at the Wilson Theatre sev- from • mrs. Fred Marymont;
In memory
eral seasons ago will be remem- f Albert limier and Cora !Roman, from
r. and Mrs. Morris Iliger.
bered by Detroit theater-goers.
Downtown Theaters
12th &
"Tragical History of Dr.
Faustus" at the Fed-
eral Theater
10:00
test.
'elle
vest
rna-
ion-
will
"lay
al.
Men, - Tues. • WM. • Thur.
ERIMI, FLYNN
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In
Week's Attractions
at Center Theater
_zre1emme•••
E. A. Hurley Is Appointed
New Ekhardt and
Becker Executive
Edward A. Hurley, formerly
general superintendent of the Peter
Fox Brewing Co. of Chicago, has
been appointed assistant general
manager of the Ekhardt & Becker
Brewing Co.
Mr. Hurley was associated with
the Peter Fox Brewing Co. from
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early in 1933 and had complete
supervision of all departments.
During that period the business of
the Chicago brewery grew from
30,000 to 250,000 barrels per year
to become the second largest pro-
ducing brewery in the Chicago
district.
Mr. Hurley is a native of De-
troit and prior to entering the
brewery field he was connected with
one of the country's largest con-
struction and engineering com-
panies. He Is well known through-
out the brewery world and brings
to Ekhardt k Becker, a background
of well-rounded executive ability
and experience.
OBITUARY
CUSSIE BLATNIKOFF
of 936 E. Ferry Ave. 74 years
old. died on July 1. Funeral
services will be held at 2 p. m.
on Sunday, July 4 with inter-
ment in Beth Moses Cemetery.
She Is survived by her husband.
Samuel; three sons, Harry of
New Orleans, La.; Mahan and
Dare of Detroit; five daughters,
Mr. J. Groner of Los Angeles,
Mrs. D. Friedman, Mrs. L Rob-
Moon, Mrs. II. Cohen and Mrs.
M. Horwitz all of Detroit, 13
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren.
SAMUEL COOPER
of 2967 Monterey Ave., 62 yean
old, died on Monday afternoon.
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon, with burial
in Workmen's Circle Cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Yetta;
a son, Theodore; three daughters,
Mrs. Jack Hyman, Mrs. Jack
Nicherman and Sadie Cooper; and
a brother, Jacob of Los Angeles.
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SARAH MARTIN
of 13708 LaSalle Blvd., 51 years
old, died on June 28. Funeral
services were held at the Wer-
ner Funeral Home on June 28
with interment in Turover Ceme-
tery, Rev. S. Mogill officiating.
She is survived by four daugh-
ters, Lillian. Bertha, Mrs. Rose
Green and Mrs. Ceil Kramer; two
sons. Isadore and Max; a brother,
A. M. Diamond; and two sisters,
Mrs. Rebecca Sussman and Mrs.
Ida Chafetz,
JACOB COHEN
of 26688 Richton Ave.. 56 years
old, died on June 15. Funeral
services were held on June 17
with interment in Machpelah
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man officiating. Ile is survived
by his wife, Fannie Goldsmith
Cohen; two sons, Milton and Ar-
thur; • brother, Abe of Miami;
Manuel Math
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