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Recent German-Jewish
Arrivals Entertained

Recent German-Jewish set-
tlers in Detroit were enter-
tained at a very pleasant so-
cial evening at Knollwood
Country Club on Wednesday
evening.
Approximately 150 men and
women, young and old, attend-
ed this party. There were
about 70 German Jews in the
party, and the others were
their invited friends and a
group of hosts and hostesses,
as well as member, of the De-
troit committee in charge of
placing German refugees upon
their arrival in Detroit.
Dr. Jack Stattman presided
at the brief welcoming cere-
mony. James I. Ellmann,
president of Knollwood Coun-
try Club, spoke briefly in the
name of the club, and Mrs.
Ellmann also welcomed the
guests in the name of the
Knollwood Women's Auxiliary.
Among the hosts and hos-
tesses were Dr. and Mrs.
George L. Waldbott, Fred M.
Bated, Mrs. Joseph Welt, Mrs.
S. R. Glogower, Mrs. C. H.
Enggass, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Slomovitz, I. Bayre Levin, Fred
Klein, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
Glassman and I. D. Dworman.

August 6, 1937

JDC Funds Aid Jews of Poland
to Maintain Own School Systems

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Out charming observer whose
31 Apt Homes.
contributions to this pillar you
Reliable tenants remain for
have enjoyed so much presents
years.
Valuable coy with a
another of her inimitable descrip-
future, 4 story bk concrete
Address Box 60, Jewish Chronicle.
tions--this one on the "hard times
lbs.
Piecos e
full
party" held at Knollwood last massive cut stone base. 4 to
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6 rooms tiled baths. Refin-
Tuesday.
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My dear M. S.:
daires, table top stoves. Of-
Like an overture to a piece of ficial appraisal few years
Itetto
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music indicating the mood the
ago
$222,200. Foreclosed only
IEEE
afternoon was to take, we were
The above picture
$65,000 terms $15,000 bal
PIN rememahle for ma-burnt or Mad-whipped curtains
RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
met in the foyer by a band of 51/2% int. Independent for-
shows the library
dresses, women for house clean-
of the school of the
rather terrifying gyps:: outlaws.
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
tune far the alert buyer no
ing, house maids; women for
atedem Sanatori-
Conspicuous among these were
doubt about it.
part time work. By hour, day
um, one of the out-
Henrietta Grad, Isabel Clark,
•
or week. Schlesinger's, biadi•
standing last It a-
Annette Grossman, Ruth Barit
Best Buy ...
son 2526.
non/ of Its kind In
and Tillie Davidson, with Goldie
"
Poland, aided In ;
QUILTS—Made or recovered from
13 apt 3 story solid bk all 3
Kavanau as their picturesque
part by J. D. C.
rooms 60 ft. car N.W. sec-
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
queen.
groats. To the
tion. 12 bk porches. All re-
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
Crouched
under
the
whispering
right is • recess
Full line of curtains, baby,
finished. New hall carpets.
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will I.
trees was Sylvia Siegel, the show-
scene In a kinder-
'Mower and wedding gifts. Del-
Former sale $67,000. Fore-
Finished Um* Day—NO EXTRA CHARGE
girl that was all through and who
garten
subvention-
closed $30,000 terms $6,000
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
had her own secret little vice of
ed by J. D. O.
bal
only $200 mo. includes
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Ilogarth Polish Barristers and Doctors Ex.
sipping perfume. She was ob-
elude Jews
5% int. Rent this summer
9050.
served by Rose Davidson, the
WARSAW
(WNS)
—
The
ring
$475
mo. Pays for itself and
SPEND YOUR VACATION on of anti-Jewish discrimination in
Nordic-looking immigrant who
WEARING APPAREL
per Pound
the firm. Clean, comfortable
carried a pack on her back and a living besides.
the
professions
was
pulled
tighter
•
and excellent meals. Write Box
her own pillow, but was kindly
P" 01.1
10e
when the physicians' union voted
75, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
$3,600 Down
and intent on saving poor Syl-
to exclude all but Gentiles from
Minimum Charge, $1.50
via by impressing on her the wis-
8 apt coy 4 & 5 rooms 8
FOR RENT — Large, furnished membership and the Union of Bar-
Despite great poverty the Jews them $57,900, most of which was
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
dom of walking the straight and
porches natural fireplaces 4
room in modern apartment, suit- risters adopted a policy of limit-
of Poland are bending every ef- used to repair and renovate
narrow.
laundries, 1 steam heat. All
fort to maintain their institutions school buildings.
able for one or two. Good ing its Jewish membership to 10
Faye Keywell confided to every-
refinished. Was$40,000 fore-
of faith and learning. In addition
transportation. 2605 Sturtevant, per cent of the total of 500 mem-
In addition 429,390 was ear-
one that she wanted nobody to
closed only $18,000. Home
bers. Jews once comprised 63
to a large budget for teachers' marked from a J.D.C. grant 01
Apt. 202,
suspect
that
she
had
been
thrown
and
income,
salaries, and general expenses, $128,800 to child care organiza-
per cent of the members of the
FOR SALE — 3353 Burlingame union. The Engineers Union had
down the stairs of her home. She
these 'pedal Jewish schools, the tions, for the feeding of destitute
Mr.
Bedford, Cadillac 0321
assured us all of her domestic
near Dexter and Roosevelt group previously excluded Jews. The ban
only means of education for 180,- Jewish children, nearly all of
000 children, have had stringent school age.
harmony, said she really has a
of schools-7-room single brick on Jewish doctors was adopted at
regulations imposed upon them
Homer Warren & Co.
and shingle, 3 bedrooms, oil heat, the annual convention of the All-
kind husband, who provides her
The Joint Distribution Commit-
for the improvement of their tee is seeking $4,650,000 this year
instantaneous hot water heater; Polish Medical Union. On a reso-
with a personal physician, and
REALTORS
buildings.
even if her dress was torn and
all rooms painted, side drive, lution introduced by the dele-
to carry on relief and construc-
Al Team Dependable Senke
During 1938 many of these tive work in behalf of the Jewish
garage; large yard, trees, shrub-. gates from Pomerania and Silesia,
hung inches above her slip, it
schools averted closure only populations of Poland, Germany,
bery, screens. Cost $16,000, will the vote was 133 to 103 in favor
had a Milgrim tag on it.
through the intercession of J.D.C. Roumania, and other central and
tafle $2,000 for my equity of of excluding Jews. The 40 Jew-
The judges, Rose Modell, Pit-
funds which made available to east European countries.
TOG PAN BUT QUALITY ROMER MEAT• WITH OGNIIIDINCII from
$10,500. Shown by appointment ish delegates left the conference
zie Rosenthal and Emily Bernie
only. Townsend 6-2830. •
after the vote and decided to call
were impressed and gave her first prize winners of the flag tourna-
upon the government to veto the
prize.
ment and Mrs. George D. Sev-
NURSE with long, hospital ex- action of the conference.
Kosher Meat and Poultry Market
Rose Bonin in overalls with a burn captured the door prize.
perience, specializing in cancer,
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variety
of
patches
and
foot
cov-
11837.41 DEXTER BLVD.
" i° DEL"KB
diabetic, heart, paralysis, con-
Adolph S. Oko, former librar-
Phone HOgarth 3042.3
Between Burlingame and %ebb
Amiable golfer and pinochler
erings that once might have been
finement cases, desires position. ian of the Hebrew Union College,
shoes was the obliging handy Henry Jassy, wife and bonny
Excellent masseuse. Kind and and his second wife are accepting
Record Attendance of Girls and Young Business Women man with hammer and pliers. And daughter, Effie, will be motor-
reliable. Best referbnces. Call
mazel toys on the birth of a son
since she had achieved a job ing through the fairways, greens
Who
Enjoy
Vacation
at
Townsend 5-4837.
Camp
Near
Jeddo,
Mich.
The proud papa, who had two
—the artist has made full-page
on the PWA she stuck a cigar and traps (maybe, we hope not)
drawings for every left-hand page FOR RENT—Nice, airy room with children by a previous marriage,
in her mouth just for class, and of France, Italy, England and
throughout the book. Here, added
five windows for one or two gen- is nearly 60.
other parts of the lands across
got off with the second prize.
to the delicacy of line and subtlety
tlemen in home of small, refined
Fanny Davidson in a New York the seas during the next three
of humor which have gained Mr.
family.
Near
bus
and
car
line.
Saks evening creation of peach months. Here's wishing them
Boris Artzybasheff has produced Artzybasheff so wide a reputation,
SUNDAY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
1991 Taylor. Madison 8562.
what must be rated as a rarity in is a quick brightness of color in
color of the revealing knee safe drives, good approaches
WANTED by large, Detroit,
book-making. His "Seven Simeons" perfect harmony with the mood of FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
length
mode, combined it with a and happy landings--on the
orthodox congregation capable to
just published by the Viking Press the story. And as a final touch,
green hat with black feather. On greens and close to the Pio.
room for one or two in single
conduct Sunday school along ad-
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($2), Is one of the most attractive he has scattered a myriad of email
her
chest
dangled a huge bunch
home of small family. Refer-
vanced lines. Write Box 250, De-
Some wag phoned in to say that
books ever issued for children.
of red cherries to do for a cor-
ences. inquire any time daily
vignettes,—ships, and jesters, and
troit Jewish Chronicle, stating
our
popular
bachelor.
Milt Sha-
sage, and bathing shoes complet-
The story, and the accompany- animals, and flowers—like bright
and until 1 p. m., Sunday, at
experience and references.
ed the costume. She was award- piro, is sporting a puffed eye as
ing pictures in four colors, are gems all up and down the margins
3283 Carter Ave., between Wil-
a
result
of
being
bitten
by a bug
ed the third prize.
both by the able author whose of the text.
YOUNG LADY, educated, has re-
demere and Dexter.
Topsy was nobody but Blanche and adds that it's too bad it
"Seven Simeons" has been rated by
sponsible position, attractive, of
As artist, author and designer,
wasn't
a
love
bug.
Siegel, and she looked as if she
some critics as the best children's Boris Artzybasheff has created a FOR RENT — Attractive, airy
some means, desires the ac-
•
room for lady or gentleman by
really wasn't born but just grow-
book of the year. The story is an fairy-story that children will love,
quaintance of a young profes-
Last Saturday's two-ball four-
small, adult family. Near bus
ed up. So many patches adorned
old Russian tale about seven broth- in a format which Is certain to
sional or business man. Refer,
some
resulted
in
Mr. and Mrs.
These
scenes
portray
some
of
and
street
car.
Tyler
4-5979.
her dress, but most of them were
ers who were called Simeon. Their make "Seven Simeons" a collector's
emcee.
Strictly confidential.
the activities at Council Camp,
Danny Siegel winning the first
silk. Fourth prize went to her.
exploits, which help King Douba item.
Write Box 100, Detroit Jewish
FOR
RENT
—
Large,
pleasant
which
include
dramatics,
athletics,
prize
for
low
gross
while Dr. and
One of the high spots of the
acquire a wife, provide many a
Chronicle.
room with three windows, cross-
bicycling, musicals and other
laugh for the young readers of 9 to Popularity
day was the impressive wedding Mrs. George Fineman copped the
ventilation,
for
single
party.
first
prize
for
low
net.
FOR
RENT
—
Attractive,
fur-
camp
efforts.
More
than
700
12 for whom this book is intended.
in which Flo Kerner figured as
An ex-professor, discharged for
Home of young, congenial
nished room for one or two in
•
young women are expected to en.
Each of the brothers is able to having refused to coordinate his
groom in frock coat and top hat,
couple. Reasonable. Good trans-
private home. Kitchen privileges
joy the summer's program at the
The ladies can use their own
accomplish some great feat which teachings to the Nazi ideology,
pajama pants and sport shirt with
portation.
4208
W.
Grand
Ave.
optional.
Near
Dexter
bus.
Lin-
camp
this
year.
handicap
for
the
nine-hole medal
helps them all cross the high seas turned to peddling pictures of the
wing collar that was most unruly,
Northlawn 3864.
wood car, Townsend 6-0409.
in record time, hide under water leaders of the new Germany, A
and a Menjou mustache. Ile r Play tournament next Tuesday.
Two
prizes
as
usual.
Mrs. Nathan
to escape danger, shoot with ex- friend Inquired whether he found FOR RENT — Large, furnished
weeping bride was Lillian Is-
FOR RENT—Large, comfortable
pert markmanship and even see at many customers.
More than 300 girls and young
rael, swathed in a bawet with Fishman will be the official starter.
room for one or two in home of
room
for
one
or
two
in
home
of
a great distance.
business women have already spent
lace curtains arranged for a veil
—M. S.
"Thousands," replied the savant.
small adult family. Board op-
three adults. Kitchen privileges.
a week or more this year at Coun-
that were deftly carried by Fan-
In four colors—gold-yellow, ver- "Everybody wants to hang the ef-
tional. 3351 Fullerton, near Dex-
2744 Pingree, near Lawton. Ty-
cil
Camp
ny
Davidson
and
Ann
Kutzen.
The
for
Girls,
at
Jeddo,
Mich.,
milion, turquoise-green, and black figies of our leaders."
ter. Townsend 6-0591.
ler 6-4482.
it was announced by Miss Rebecca
minister who spoke very good
Ehrinpries, director. During the
Yiddish was Elsa Hock, and if
past week the camp saw its facili-
Sam Sofferin had pounced in on Eight Novels and Short Stories
ties taxed almost to capacity, with
this ceremony he would have been
by Werfel in Tribute•Vol.
97 girls and young women from•
struck by a certain familiarity of
unto to Vanished Empire
16 to 30 years of age participating
things, for the groom wore his
tional
tennis
and
basketball
court,
in the camp activities.
the purchase of athletic equipment topcoat and top hat and the min- 11111,1(111T OF A WORLD. Br Frans
There are plenty of sports to and the securing of furniture for ister had on his trousers. Goldie
lierfel The liking Press, New
leek (3.).
choose from at the camp, which the various buildings. It is expect- Bernstein played the wedding
is sponsored by the Detroit Sec- ed that some of the furniture will march and other incidental music.
Two great works by Franz
tion, National Council of Jewish be donated to the camp — used Of course, the groom and bride
Werfel have already stirred the
Women, and the Allied Jewish furniture can be employed to good were prize-winners.
English-
reading world. "The
Sophia Schwartz breezed in
Campaign. Girls are given instruc- advantage, it was said, and some
tion in swimming if they wish, in of this is already promised. Still wearing a rare combination of Eternal Road" is the great spec-
tacle
which
had a long and sensa-
archery or in either modern or folk another need is for a new stairway this and that, and the en-
dancing. Roller skating space is leading from the camp ground semble made everybody stare. tional run in New York, and which
is
soon
to
go
on a tour of the
provided, the camp boasts a aeries down to the shore of Lake Huron The safety pin that held her to-
of tennis, basketball and volley. whereon Council Camp faces. The gether
ether was large enough to tie country, "The Forty Days of
ball courts, has bicycles and ample present stairway has served for g up any respectable sized Ameri- Musa Dagh" is the best example
of his quest for justice.
riding space for the girls and a several years and is badly in need can family's winter blankets.
His latest work, translated by
large baseball diamond.
Tess Glassman was charming
of replacement.
H
. T. Lowe-Porter, is a collection
a collection of bandanas wit
Handicraft facilities, too, are
t of his eight earlier novels and
brass
curtain
rings
dangling
a
provided where, in addition to the
GOLD offers you a NEW quality
their points as well as from he short stories. These novelettes are
usual hewing, leather Work, metal
ears, with a headgear of the sam e r themes about people in the Austria
designing and woodworking girls
in cigarettes: prime freshness in any
SEALED AT THE TOP
of Franz Josef, and they are in-
material.
may learn or improve their tech-
Liberty Frank was quite old . tended as a collection to glorify
climate under all weather conditions.
by the OUTER Jacket of Cellophane
nique in photography. The camp
the Austria of the author's youth
fashioned
in
a
bathing
suit
o
also has a spacious recreation hall
yars and yars back, and she wore —the Austria that has vanished
where a stage provides dramatic
Even when "dog-day" humidity is at its
and
new forms the twilight of •
woolen
socks
to
her
knees
to
keep
A farewell luncheon will be
and musical inspiration — and op-
worst you can't buy a soggy Old Gold.
warm. Her hair world.
portunity — and a large fireplace tendered Kurt Peiser, retiring ex- her wet feet warm
he
left
ha in in the wind.
Each story and novelette is
here is the center of many even- ecutive director of the Jewish Wel-
Nor an Old Gold staled by parching,
Mamie Ce
g g in maid's uni- preceded by an introduction writ-
ogean
ngs' enjoyment.
Federation, on Tuesday noon, form kept mopping up our club- ten for the English volume. In
blazing heat.
Council Camp officials took con fare
Aug. 17, by the members of the house, and there were enough
siderable pride in the presentation, staffs of the various Federation girls in overalls and rag bags addition, there is a prologue, "An
Essay Upon the Meaning of Im-
last week, of four plays inter-
As soon as they are made, Double•Mellow
spersed with dances. The produc- participating agencies. ready for work that could have perial Austria," in which he
The
event
will
take
place
in
the
raked
up
the
whole
golf
cour
speaks
of the old empire as being
Old Golds are sealed fresh in a package wrapped
se
tion reached a standard of per
representative of peace and eel-
formance, observers declared, that dining room of the newly coin- if John Hopkins had only bar- istu
with an extra jacket of Cellophane. A scientific
art eiccastindmin which he condemns
pleted
Jewish
Home
for
the
Aged,
timed
their
energy.
compared with many productions
pack, absolutely weather-tight. The only pack
Old lace and lavender was
seen on the professional stge. This at Petoskey and Burlingame Ayes.,
The eight stories are fascinat-
of its kind in the world.
is the more interesting, it is point- and will consist of a chicken din- there on Dorothy Levy. Bags
eel out, in that the average stay ner. A brief program of addresses were put to such ingenious uses, ing themes. "Poor People," "Class
is
planned,
with
representatives
of
Reunion,"
"Estrangement," "The
and Tillie Davidson had one of
of • group is one week at CORD-
Two jackets of Cellophane seal the Old Gold
Ell Camp. Thus, in the space of the various agencies conveying to the most interesting. Dianne and Man Who Conquered Death,"
pack both top and bottom. Seal it against damp-
Mr.
Peiser
their
thanks
for
his
"The
House
of Mourning," "Sa-
Elaine
Davidson got their inspir-
some four days, a play must be
ness, dryness and dust. These Old Golds are
learned, directed, costumed and service and assistance during the ation for costumes right from na- verio," "Not the Murderer, the
past
five
years.
Murdered
Is
Guilty,"
"The Stair-
Stair-
ture and came in just enough
staged.
sealed fresh and sold fresh.
The committee in charge of ar- leaves. Games were played for case"—this is a collection that is
week's productions were
in itself proof of the genius of
rangements
includes
Herman
which
prizes
were
giyen
as
well
as
"The Berretta of Wimpole Street,"
Sold fresh! That's what brings a NEW quality
written, incidentally, by the group Jacobs, Harold Silver, Miss Selma the usual bridge.
The stories deal with a boy's af-
Popeye, the Sailor in royal and
to Old Colds. For a stale cigarette is only half a
from its recollections of the play; Sampliner, George Sherman, Mrs.
B. Colten, Dr. Otto Hirsch , navy blue would have adored his fection for his governess and his
a pantomimic melodrama; a comic Ida
cigarette—and who wants to pay full price fat
acquisition of sympathy for the
A.
J.
Lachover,
Bernard
Isaacs,
Prototype
in
Marge
Sofferin,
who
tragedy of Spaghettis; and a one-
poor; the atonement for a child-
only half a smoke?
act playlet entitled "Little Prison," Miss Elizabeth Weisman and Louis was devoted to her corncob pine hood wrong by a middle-aged
with all the action taking place in Newmark. Among the Federation and didn't let that can of spin- judge; the useless sacrifice of 3
agencies whose staffs are expected ach get very far out of her sight.
Double-Mellow! Prize Crop Tobaccos! Fresh-
an elevator.
to participate in the event are: It was she who arranged all these girl for her brother; the struggle
ness! Smoke FRESH Old Golds and get a
An ensemble tap dance by six North End Clinic, United Hebrew goings
on before she ran off for a against death by a man who held
girls, trained by a professional Schools, Hebrew Free Loan, Jew- few days
FRESH experience!
to see her boys at camp on to life until he could assure
dancer, enlivened the program. ish Home for the Aged, House of and she made a
the collection of insurance by his
grand mistress of family; the passing of
The increased use of Council Shelter, Jewish Social Service Bu- ceremonies.
a keeper
of a house of immorality; the
Camp this year, Miss Ehrinpries reau, Child Placement Bureau,
In
tune
with
our
mood
Adolf
said, emphasizes the many needs Jewish Community Center, Jewish Weis prepared a meal that would tale of a forger of paintings; the
of the camp for further expansion Community Council and the not have been diBcutl for any- relations between a father and a
in order that it may be of greater League for Human Rights.
one abdicating the throne of com- son and the part they play in •
service to the Jewish young women
murder; the death by suicide of a
fort to accept.
of the community. One of the cry-
who jumps down a stairway
The efficiency of the Nazi es-
It is beginning to go without girl
in a hotel.
Mg needs, she said. is for addi- pionage system is due to the fact saying
that
a
party
at
Knollwood
tional dormitory space, for with that Hitler agents are the highest is lovely because it has tempera-
"Twilight of a World" is 694
■ good crowd at the camp there is paid in the world .. Nazi spies ment and personality. And if pages of enchanting reading. It
SEALED AT THE BOTTOM
often not a single bed available get $125 a month, as compared life
is a great collection of fiction, and
by the MEN jacket of .Cellophane
happens
to
be
a little con- because it is volumes in one
for emergency. Council Camp now with $90 for Russian spies, $75 for
gested with manicures and met- it is that much
has three dormitories and • large the Italians, and $45 for the sa
more deserting of
res, fittings and Sittings, teas a reading
bleeping porch. There is a combine- French.
a nd tedium it is as refreshing
di
hall a: fde dnini
li
ecncsi astarcay-
a s a desert rain. At least as this Man Bites
on building
Dog
Don't be surprised if Meyer W. ne appeared to
A Jew had been bitten by • dog.
service buildings.
Weisgal is drafted to not on the I
Your Observer.
"Arrogant Jew Attacks German
Also on the line-or
up f nsid-
co much-talked of Jewish Day at the
P. S. Mrs. George Fineman and Shepherd Dog" is how the head-
(ration in expansion are an addl. ew York World's Fair.
re. Robert S. Wisok were the line In the next day's Angriff read

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