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needy Jewish children of Detroit
are being supplied with necessi-
ties for their schooling. In ad-
dition to its regular undertakings,
the Youth Education League has
sent a number of needy children
to camp and summer school.
The proceeds of the lawn party
will help Jewish children con-
tinue their schooling.
Chairmen of committees In
charge are: Mrs. Rose Stamell,
Mrs. Dorothy Freed, Mrs. Sadie
Millstein and Mrs. Golds Suss-
man. Tickets can be obtained
from any of the members or by
calling Mrs. Pearl Atlas, Town-
send 7-5831.
Refreshments will be served
and a. number of prizes will be
awarded. Entertainment is plan-
ned, including card games.

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Zwerdling Heads
Flint Bnai Brith

At a recent stag dinner which
closed the lodge's activities until
the fall season, incoming officers of
Flint Lodge 656, Order of Bnai
Brith, were installed and past
presidents were honored. As re-
tiring president Dr.. Max S. Hart
handed over his gavel to his suc-
cessor, Morris Zwerdling. Others
who assumed their places as new
officials included Meyer Never,
vice-president; Gilbert Rubenstein,
secretary; Isaac Schnider, treas-
urer; Gilbert Fienberg, warden;
Dr. Max S. Hart, monitor; Philip
Agree, assistant monitor; Maurice
Rotenberg, trustee.
Zwerdling, the incoming presi-
dent, is a native of Ann Arbor and
came to Detroit in 1932 following
his graduation from the law school
of . the University of Michigan.
Until he transferred his scene of
activity to Flint in May of 1934
he served as a research assistant
for Justices Henry M. Butzel and
George E. Bushnell of the Michi-
gan Supreme Court. At the present
time he is•associated•with Roy E.
Brownell, a former president of
1..the State Bar Association, and
I Ralph E. Gault In the practice of
law in Flint, Ile has two brothers,
one of whom, Joseph, is an assist-
ant attorney general of Michigan,
and the other, Abraham, is in the
midst of a law course at the Uni-
versity of Michigan.

J. W. E. W. 0. Branch Is
Planning an Excursion
and Splash Party

Miss Sue Wineman entertained
a group of friends over the holi-
day week-end at her parents' sum-
mer home "Secaw Lodge." The
guests were the Misses Jean Le-
vitt, Helene Lindenbaum, Con-
stance Robinson, Messrs. Julian
Frank, Robert Spiegel, James
Wineman, Edwin Wolf and Da-
vid J. Levy, Jr.

Sirs. Maurice Enggass and son,
Peter, are spending the summer
'n Charlevoix.

Mrs. Saul E. Barnett and daugh-
ter, Carol Joan, 1625 Chicago Blvd.
have taken up their summer resi-
dence at 207 Petoskey Ave., Char-
levoix, Mich. Dr. Barnett spent
the week-end of the 9th of July
with his family to celebrate with
Mrs. Barnett their 15th wedding
anniversary.

Miss Barbara Gilbert spent the
holiday week-end with her moth-
er, Mrs. Isaac Gilbert, in Charle-
voix.

Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolff of
Lawrence Ave. are visiting with
their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Moses, in Chicago.

Frederick Finsterwald and Irv-
ing Kaufmann spent the holiday
week-end in Charlevoix.

Mrs. Adalia Raphael and daugh-
ter, Rachel, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Finsterwald and
family.

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Godsol
of the Park Lane Apts. returned
from a week-end in Cleveland.

Mrs. Julius Finn and Sirs. Max
Berger were joint hostesses at a
luncheon and bridge given at the
Whittier, honoring Mrs. Alec
Friedman (Ada Pasick) of Evan-
ston, Ill., formerly of Detroit.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stocker and
family of Bartleville, Okla., spent
10 days with their sister, Mrs.
Ella Velick.

The Misses Toba and Marion
Tahl of Cincinnati spent the past
week-end with their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fein-
berg of Leslie Ave.

Final arrangements have been
completed for the annual picnic of
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
which will be held on Sunday, July
11, at Riverside Plymouth Park. A
hot kosher dinner will be served,
as well as soft drinks and other
refreshments. The committee in
charge has made plans for enter-
tainment for young and old. There
will be games, races and prizes.
Mrs. J. Arthur Schiff, chairman
of this affair, will be misted by
Mesdames Ethel Miller, Ethel
Gcodman, Sam Berkowitz. Schaef-
fer, Abe Miller and Pearl Schwartz.
All members and their friends, to-
gether with their families, are
urged to attend this picnic. Signs
pointing to the exact location of
the picnic grounds will be posted.
The proceeds derived from this af-
fair will be utilized to administer
emergency relief. ,

American Fish Co., 1320 Napo.
Icon St.; Isador Cavaler, 2724
Cortland Ave.; Dorn Fruit &
Produce Co., 2641 Russell St.;
Gem Products & Mfg. Co., 12182
Petoskey Ave.; A. Golanty, De-
troit-Le and Hotel; Mrs. David
Gold, 2652 Tyler Ave.; William A.
Goldberg, 2375 Penobseot Bldg.;
A. Iloptman, 8916-12th St.; Mor-
ris and Mae Krause, 1620 15th
St.; Charles Levy, 2056 Calvert:
Mrs. Yidis Melee. 2536 Buena Via-
Flowers for all measles. —
IA; A. Miller, Wilshire Hotel.
Deater4ey Florist, Tyler 6-6622.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Pearlman and
daughter, Helen Mae, spent the
4th of July week-end at Shady
Rest Farm in Portland, Mich.

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• DARK SHOES

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grown-ups are being arranged by
the committee.
The proceeds will be used for
cases cared for by the society.
For tickets call Mrs. N. Blot-
nikoft, chairman, Tyler 6-0678;
Mrs. F. Strauss, Hogarth 9460;
Mrs. Z. Goldsmith, Clifford 0554,
co-chairmen.
Mrs. J. Wartell was hostess to
the board members on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellenstein presided.
Mrs. George Cohen and Mrs.
J. Whitman donated to the me-
morial fund.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs
had as their house guests over
the holiday week-end, at their
summer home, at Stony Point
Peninsula, the following Chicag-
oans: Mr. and Sirs. Abe Miller ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller and
daughter, Miss Geraldine Wein-
stein and Russell Scherfer. De -
troit guests were Sir. and Mrs.
Hyman Stiller and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schwartz and
daughter, Mr. and Sirs. Al West
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Holienberg and family, William
TREES PLANTED THROUGH
Schwartz and Lou Jacobs.
NATIONAL FUND COUNCIL
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman, chair-
Dr. Morton Hack will leave on
Tuesday for Camp Custer, Mich. man of thetree-planting commit-
tee of the Jewish National Fund
where he will serve for two weeks
Council of Detroit, announces that
in his capacity as captain of in-
in Palestine
fantry in the Organized Reserve s a tree was planted
by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwartz
of the United States Army.
in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
Avern Cohn, son of Sir. and Mrs.
Sirs. Davis A. Benson and Irwin 1. Cohn.
daughter will leave for Atlantic
Mrs. Shulman also announces
City, where they will spend the that two trees were planted in
summer months.
Palestine in memory of the late
Jennie Needle Goodman, by her
Sir. and Mrs. Peter Seitz of bridge club. the Jennie Needle
Washington, D. C., were the Goodman Club.
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Trees may be planted In Pales-
Charles Finsterwald.
tine through the Jewish National
Fund Council of Detroit by call-
Mr. and Mrs. James Rachlef f ing Mrs. Shulman, 2649 Webb
(Esther Sherman) of LaSalle Blvd Ave., Longfellow 2784, or Mrs.
celebrated their eighth wedding P. Slomovitz, secretary, 17417
anniversary with a buffet suppe r Steeped, University 1-6972.
for 12 guests on Saturday, July 3 . TREES PLANTED THROUGH
HADASSAH COMMITTEE
Mrs. Louis Schlusse,1 and daugh -
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
ters, Shirley and Vivian, of Chi- of the Jewish National Fund
cago Blvd., are vacationing in Os Committee of Hadassah, an-
coda, Mich., for the month of July . nounces trees planted as follows:
In memory of Julius Isaacson,
Mrs. Mark Barris and son by Mrs. Anna Baer; in memory
Richard, of Cleveland Heights, 0. of Andra Gail Kerr of New
Mrs. 0. 1. Baker and daughter and York, by her aunt, Miss Hattie
Sirs. Edward Sehlussel and chil - Gittleman; in memory of Jacob
dren of Detroit are vacationing in Cohen, 2688 Richton Ave., by
Oscoda, Stich. for the month of Mrs. George Cohen and Mrs.
July,
Rose Goldberg, and by the Eva
Prenzlauer Service Group; in
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cohen and memory of Harry Ginsberg, by
daughter, Eleanor, of 3311 Chicago his wife, Mrs. Sara Ginsberg.
Blvd. have returned from a motor
Mrs. Kavanau can be reached
trip over the week-end to Machinac at 1999 Calvert Ave., Townsend
Island, where they were guests a t 8-3834.
the Grand Hotel.

TREES PLANTED
IN PALESTINE

Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg and sons
are vacationing at Frankfort,
The Youth Education League
Stich. Dr. Ginsberg joined them
will have a lawn party on Tuesday
over the Fourth,
evening, July 13, at 1956 Boston
Miss Alyce Michelson of 2070 Blvd. The public is invited.

Collingwood Ave., and Miss Rose
Walerstein of 890 Collingswood
The Northt Woodward branch Ave. left for a two months' motor
of the Jewish Women European trip to Texas, Mexico, California,
Welfare Organization anticipates Yellowstone Park and otiwg places
a busy month of July .
of interest.
On Wednesday, July 21, at 1:30
p. m., a dessert bridge will be
Mr. and Sirs. Lawrence Freed-
held at the home of Mrs. Elias man of the Polk Manor are guests
Epps, 1930 Chicago Blvd., for the at the Chicago Beach Hotel in
Benjamin Wisper Memorial Flower Chicago.
Fund. Mrs. Adolph Smile Is chair-
man and Mrs. A. J. Redblatt is
Dr. and Sirs. William Stein-
co-chairman, assisted by Mrs. bach of New York are visiting
Harry Mits. Out of the proceeds with Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith
of this event, which goes into this of Taylpr Ave.
fund, contributions are made to
various organizations to cheer the
Mrs. Sam Wolfe of Calvert
sick and for many happy occasions. Ave., is leaving for • month's
For information call Longfellow stay in Los Angeles.
18139.
Further plans are in progress
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Eder and
for the excursion to Bob-Lo on family of Boston Blvd. left for
Tuesday, July 27. Mrs. E.Epps, • visit in California.
chairman, and Mrs. Ida Schultz,
co-chairman, state that prizes will
Mr. and Mrs. Max Unger and ,
be given to winners in games to son, Myron, are spending a few
be staged on the island.
weeks In Chicago.
A splash party will be held at
the summer home of Mrs. F. Kri-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grossman
vetsky at Woodhall Lake on Tues- are visiting in Chicago.
day, Aug. 9, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt
is chairman, assisted by Mrs. A.
Mrs. Joseph I. Palistrant and
Kurzmann and Mrs. M. Dinner. son. Robert Henry of New York,
For information as to transporta- are the guests of Mrs. Birdie
tion call Townsend 5-3762 .
Victor of Pingree Ave. Many
The organization acknowledges lovely parties are
being planned
with thanks gifts to the Benjamin
in honor of Mrs. Palistrant, who
Wisper Memorial Flower Fund, is a
former Detroiter.
from Mrs. itadner of Glynn Court,
. —
Sirs. Adelman, Mrs. Fishman of
Mrs. Abe Wechsler of Squirrel
Virgin& Park, Mrs. Paula Gold-
Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa., Is visiting
smith, Mrs. Ada Green, in honor
of her recovery from recent illness. in Mt. Clemens. She visited in
Toledo enroute to Detroit and
Mt. Clemens.

Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
Picnic This Sunday

Mack A. Radom and Paul
Broder will sail on the Ile de
France for Europe, where they
will spend the entire summer.
Among the countries they will
visit will be England, France and
Belgium.

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schneider
and family of Gladstone Ave., left
for their summer home at Horse-
shoe Lake. They have as their
guests Mks. Si. Markowitz and
sons of Brooklyn.

Mr. and Mrs. John Schulman
and family, formerly of Delmar
Ave., are now residing in their
new home at 2970 Pasadena Ave.

Miss Edna R. Goodman of Webb
Ave. left last week for Utterson,
Muskota, Ont., to spend the sum-
mer at Camp Minnebagoe, as camp
counsellor.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Samuels
and children, Aubrey and Phyllis,
of Calvert Ave.. are vacationing in
Atlantic City. being guests at the
Ambassador Hotel.

Mrs. Joseph Newman and daugh-
ter, Sharon, formerly of Detroit,
of Memphis, Tenn. will arrive on
Monday, July 12, to spend a month
with her sisters, Mrs. Louis Cohen
and Mrs. Harry Fridenberg.

Sir. and Mrs. Henry P. Onrich
will leave on a motor trip on July
10, and en route will visit in Wash-
ington, New York and other east-
ern points. They expect to return
to this city on Aug. 1.

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will welcome this new Detroit service brought to
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made by master craftsmen right here at 1422
Farmer Street.

Dr. Marvin Si. Harris, 30-year-
old Detroiter, who is bacteriologist
for the state health department of
Georgia, with headquarters in At-
lanta, has attracted nationwide at-
tention with his statement that an
excess of kissing will cause people
to lose their teeth. Dr. Harris'
statement was used as a yarn in
the nationwide broadcast by Walter
Winchell.
Dr. Harris is at present visiting
with his parents, Constable and
Sirs, Joseph Harris, 3224 Tuxedo
Ave. He is a graduate from the
Detroit public schools, Central
High School, Wayne and John
Hopkins Universities, He gradu-
ated from the latter when he was
24 and taught there for five years.

Jennie Needle Goodman
Club

Sirs. Max Kwaselow of Clair-
mount Ave. entertained the Jen-
nie Needle Goodman Club on
June 30.
Max Kwaselow, husband of the
treasurer of the club, is Railing
for 'Europe soon. He was the
guest of honor at the meeting.
He has promised to investigate
the orphanage at Klewan, Po-
land, and make a complete re-
port on his findings. The orphan-
age at Klewan is supported par-
tially by the Jennie Needle Good-
man Club.

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. . . on LAKE MICHIGAN
In the Heart of Vacationland

Where the reel l.kr brumes make living kroner
lion more altnulatIng ,
sport• more Butful, MO. of
brutal sandy beaches . . . sporty golf comma . . . in
pavilions — romblne nIth riding, Milling, batting,
hiking, to provide thorough vacation enjoyment.
Modern rimort• and hotels to fit any puma Mineral laths.
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Dr. Marvin M. Harris' Views
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Mrs. Philip Schriber and son,
Frederick, of Linwood Ave., left
for a visit with relatives in Roches-
ter, N. Y. and Providence, R. I. Union's Youth DireCtor to
— '
Outline Social Creed in
Mrs. 5t. Littky and small
Broadcast Saturday
daughter
are
vacationing at
Shady Rest Farm in Portland,
"A Social Creed for Youth" will
Mrs. Gertrude Siegel of To- Stich. Mr. Littky spent the 4th
be the subject of a radio talk by
ledo is visiting in Mt. Clemens.
with his family.
Dr. Isaac Rabinowitz, director of
youth activities of the Union of
American Hebrew Congregations,
over the blue network of the Na-
tional Broadcasting Co., Saturday,
July 10, at 11 a. tn. E.S.T. This
Is the second broadcast in the
series "A Call to Youth" which is
being sponsored during July, Aug-
The three Detroit lodges of Bnai preparation for the moonlight ust and September by the Union.
Brith will hold their pm-moonlight which will take place on Sunday,
jamboree at the Bnai Moshe Cen- July 25. This latter affair is al-
ter, Dexter and Lawrence, on ready an assured success judging DEDICATION OF MONUMENT
Wednesday, July 14, at 8:30 p. tn. by the pre-sale of tickets. There
A monument in memory of
The evening will be devoted to wit- will be no solicitation of any na- Julius H. Marx will be dedicated
nessing some fine talent of various ture on the evening of the frolic. on Sunday, July 11, at 2 o'clock
folk dances by children, young men
The Louis Marshall Lodge will sharp in the new plot of Wood-
and women. This ..venina's enter- hold en outing at Island Lke on mere Cemetery. Relatives
and
tainment free to the public. Some July 18.
friends are invited. In case of
of the talent will exhibit dances
rain, the dedication will take
of various countries, Rumanian,
Sadie American, former secre- place on July 18.
Polish, Italian, eta. There will also tary of the National Council of
be musical varieties.
Jewish Women, who Is the real for-
Pisgah Lodge, the Ladies Auxil- gotten woman of American Jewry, A RUBBER OF BRIDGE—AND
iary, and the Louis Marshall has just contributed $10 to the SMOKING A MAJESTIC CIGAR
—What • Combinatioal
Ledge will have complete charge Joint Distribution Committee out
Doorth
of the evening. This meeting will of her meagre resources She's
NATHAN NORMAN . TY 4-6635
be the final rally and Jamboree in now living in Canada.
Chi Sala at All Better Dealers

DETROIT BNAI BRITH WILL HOLD A
PRE - MOONLIGHT JAMBOREE JULY 14

Summer

SHOE SALE

Dr. and Mrs. David J. Levy
Mrs. Charles Spring, 235 Ar-
and daughter, Betty, left July 9 den Park, is the house guest of
to spend 10 days in Charlevoix. her daughter, Sirs. Saul E. Bar-
nett at Charlevoix, Stich.
Mrs. William Stern of Larch-
mont, N. Y., was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Farkas spent
Miss Dorice Suffrin for a few the holiday week-end in McKees-
days during the past week.
port, Pa., with Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Farkas.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Ro-
Mr. and Mrs. S. Selikowitz and
senthal left July 8 to spend six
daughter, Rose, of Baldwin Ave.,
weeks in Summit Springs, Me.
will motor to New York on Sun-
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund A. Rob- day, July 11. After a two weeks'
noon and daughter, Ann, will stay in the east, they will visit
cave July 16, to spend two weeks the Great Lakes Exhibition in
Cleveland.
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The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
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Bob-Lo excursion, to be held on
Wednesday, July 14.
Games and prizes for the chil-
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leib. Mr.
and Mrs. Melville Welt and Mr.
and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer, spent
the holiday week-end in Beu-
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Prenzlauer Group's
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The third annual lawn party,
sponsored by the Youth Educa-
tion League, will be held Tuesday
evening, July 13, at one o'clock,
at 1956 Boston Blvd.
Mrs. Rose Greenberg, presi-
dent of the league, states that

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shower. Children's dining room and governess—
playgrounds.

Two shows nightly in the resort's own night club,
with a fine and popular orchestra and eight
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Men'. andOWemen's Solariums—New Social and Entertaining
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CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Edith
Rotman wishes to thank their
relatives and friends for their
many kindnesses and sympathy
extended them during their re-
cent bereavement

When Aleph Zadek, Bnal Brith's
junior order, calls Its roll. among
those who answer present are
Eddie Cantor of Kansas City, Jack
Demsey of Ontario, Max Baer of
Omaha and Leon Blum of Sail
Francisco.