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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

To Honor Memory
of Aaron Meyer

INTERIOR — EXTERIOR
PAINTING—DECORATING
PAPERHANGING—
PLASTERING
GENERAL REPAIRING

Fund to Inscribe His Name
in Golden Book and to Plant
Palestine Grove

Collect

We carry • complete line of
Paints, Varnishes, Wallpapers
and Supplies.

In the sudden and untimely
passing of Aaron Meyer there has
been lost a person of rare mod-
esty and genuine nobility, a close
friend of his declared this week.
Whoever has had the opportunity
of cooling in contact with Mr.
Meyer felt that he was privileged
to be in the presence of a person
possessing sterling qualities. Ile
was the personification of human
kindness.
During the last few yearn of his
life Mr. Meyer identified himself
very definitely with the United
Hebrew Schools, and expressed
his desire to become an active
participant in the work of the
schools.
When his son became Bar Mitz-
vah last November, Mr. Meyer con-
tributed liberally to the scholar-
ship fund of the schools. He was
also affiliated with the Zionist Or-
ganization of Detroit, and took a
great interest in the development
and upbuilding of Palestine.
As a tribute to his memory, his
numerous friends have expressed
the desire to contribute towards
a fund to his name inscribed in
the Golden Book, and also to plant
a grove in Palestine in his mem-
ory.
Those of his friends who wish
to participate in this tribute are
asked to communicate with the
tribute committee, consisting of
Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, 2455 Chi-
cago Blvd., Mrs. Saul Gordon,
0739 Dexter Blvd., Bernard Isaacs,
1245 W. Philadelphia Ave.

Free Estimates Furnished

We Can Finance Your Job

No Down Payment

onthlv Payments Arranged
Up to Three Years

General Painting
U Decorating Co.

JULIUS GOLDMAN

LOUIS NATIIANSON

8642 LINWOOD AVE.

TYLER 6-0664

Passover Greet-
ings and Best
Wishes for a
Joyous Holiday
to All Jewry!

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MANOR

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Furniture Co.

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Over 1500 New Models
to Choose From

Two Blocks West of
Livernois Ave.

SUITS

Infants Service Group Has

Clock Project

Drama . Color . Interest

The Jewish
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New Patterns! New Colors!
Handsome Drapes and
semi-Drapes!

Topcoats
$25oo

by HAVYIM SCHAUSS

Obscure origior retooled,
Colorful certmoults portrayed
Exquisite art objects illustrated

$2.50

Single and double breasted,
wrap arounds, Ba!mamma,
everyone a brand new model!

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HARRY COLLETT and His Orchestra

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Curtain Laundry
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3916 Joy Road
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MORE WHOLESOME

QUILTS—Made or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered—special, $1.25.
Full line of curtains, baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt it Gift Shop, 11649
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9050.

MINERAL BATAS — Treatments
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
tisin, sciatica and colds, Also
Turkish and reducing baths.
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 Front
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd.) Ran-
dolph 6744.

DAVID HOROWITZ, the teacher.
Hebrew, Yiddish, English, citi-
zenship and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
ing and writing in five (5)
lessons guaranteed. Free trial
lesson. 2025 Blaine, apt. 7.
Trinity 2-9666.

WANTED—Woman in. sales de-
partment for heating oil busi-
ness. Can also use young man
part time. Good proposition
for one who has following.
1Viite Box 400, Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle.

LADIES! Reduce your weight for
your new spring clothes. Battle
Creek cabinets, Turkish scrub,
showers, massage. Veronica
Shop, 4905 Joy Rd. Appoint-
ments, Tyler 6-0830.

FOR RENT—Furnished room for
young lady in apartment. Two
adults in family. Board if de-
sired. 2570 Gladstone Ave.,
Apt. 205.

Sirs. S. L. Kavanau, chairman
of the Jewish National Fund Com-
mittee of Hadassah, requests that
all who wish to honor their loved
one on Mother's Day, Slay 18, by
planting trees in Palestine, com-
municate with her as soon as pos-
sible so that the certificates may be
sent in due time. An attractive
etching, suitable for framing may
be sent to the person honored or in
case of bereavement to their loved
ones, and a receipt to the donor.
Trees planted in Palestine in mem-
ory or in honor of loved ones be-
come a lasting memorial and living
tribute to the person bored.
Trees were planted this week as
fllows: In memory of Aaron Meyer
by Mr. and Mrs. Max Lampert,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gurwitz and
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Lazarov; in
memory of Rose Loewenberg by
Cantor and Airs. J. Sonenklar; in
memory of Sarah Hamburger by
Mr. and Mrs. NI. Ii. Zackheim; in
memory of David Blumenthal by
Dr. and Airs. Jos. Fineman and
Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Zackheim; in
memory of Jennie Gordon by Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Sides; in memory
of Seymour Baker, a subscription
for 10 trees by the following mem-
bers of the Zedakah Club: Airs.
I. uis Wisper, Mrs, A. Rosenberg ,
Ai rs. Jack Greenberg, Airs. Morris
Loeb, Mrs, K. Shapero, Mrs. Hur-
ry Rott, Mrs, Max Rosenbaum,
Mrs. Ralph Paul, Mrs. Max Spoon,
Mrs, 1 . Shapero, Mrs. J. Harvich,
Mrs. M. Elias, Mrs. Charles Hy-
man, Mrs, Sam Alniug, Mrs. Paul
Deutsch, Mrs. Milton Greenblatt,
Mrs. Max Lampert, Mrs. Michael
Harris, Mrs. Morris Davis, Mrs.
Ben Lefkowitz, Mrs. Alorris Hal-
pern, Mrs. Sum Charfoos, Mrs. I.
Karbel, Mrs. L. Paul, Mrs. J.
Staub, Mrs. Louis Germansky, Mrs.
Jack Walstein; in memory of
Ethel Razel Rubin, mother of Mrs.
Saul Winkelman by the Rodin
Club.

Dr. James AL Yard, execu-
tive secretary of the Chicago
Round Table of Jews and
Christians, and Dr. E. W.
Blakeman, director of religious
education of the University of
Michigan, will address a meet-
ing of Jews, Catholics and
Protestants at the Book Cadil-
lac Hotel, on Wednesday eve-
ning, April 20. A group of
leaders representing various
faiths will also confer with Dr.
Yard at noon on Wednesday.

FOR RENT — Front furnished
room in beautiful home of
Announcement is also made of
adults, for lady or gentleman.
a $5 box collection from Mrs. A.
Home atmosphere. Northwest 0.
Barsky, Anyone wishing to have
section. Good transportation.
a Jewish National Fund box emp-
Townsend 67609.
tied is requested to call Mrs. Kay-
FOR RENT—Room for gentleman anuu, 1099 Calvert Ave., Town-
send 8-3834,
in home of small, adult family.
Good transportation. Garage
CARD OF THANKS
if desired, 2492 Pingree Ave.
The family of the late Seymour
FOR RENT—Furnished room in D. Baker will always remember
home of adults. Kitchen privi- with deep gratitude the many
leges. Near bus and car line. kindnesses of their relatives and
3783 Wager Ave. Tyler 6-7250, friends during their recent be-
reavement.
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA. Can
accommodate passengers. Share
expenses. Call Cadillac 0407
during day and Townsend
8-9069 evenings.

Patients Visited by Home Re-

lief Society

A special meeting of the Home
Relief Society was held at the
home of Mrs. II. Zolkower, 3202
Leslie, on April 11. Mrs. Arthur
Ginsberg, president, presided, and
reports from various committees
were read. Mrs. Philip Brezner,
chairman of the hospital commit-
tee, reported of the visit made to
the Maybury Sanitarium and the
distribution of Passover goodies
to Jewish patients. Rabbi Leon
Fram of Temple Beth El accom-
panied the committee and con-
ducted traditional Passover serv-
ices. The committee carrying out
this work consists of Mesdames
A. Weisman, II. Schulman, B.
Rudin, H. Dunitz, II. Rosman, L.
Gunsberg, II. Gates, M. Goldstick,
R. R. Mandl, L. Frank, J. Horo-
witz, A. Tigay, B. Schwartz, Si.
Bussey, S. Leve, D. Kallinan, J.
Berman, M. Newman, J. Sabin,
Chas. Harris, Abe Schinier, Ben
Rosenthal, II. Robinson, Ben Gale,
D. Feldman, L. Cohen, L. Gold
and Mrs. Jos. Marks. Donations
for the hospital trips were re-
ceived from Airs. B. Rosenthal,
Mrs. B. Schwartz, Airs. J. Marks
and Mrs. H. Altman.
Airs. II. Dunitz, chairman of
the clothes committee, made an
appeal on the floor for clothing,
stating that the organization was
badly in need of all types of wear-
ing apparel, particularly men's
clothes.
Mrs. Jack Behrman, Mrs. Al
Weisman and Mrs. Harry Schul-
man have been added to the ways
and means committee as co-chair-
men.
A joint meeting of the Home
Relief Society, Neugarten Sun-
shine Club and Zedakah Club will
be held April 25.
Mrs. Robert Drews announced

Bnai Moshe Notes

Passover services will be con-
ducted by Congregation Bnai
Moshe mornings at 9 o'clock and
evenings at 6:45. Rabbi Moses
Fischer will speak both Saturday
and Sunday morning and the pray-
ers will be led by Cantor A. A.
Rosenfeld.
The Sisterhood will hold a busi-
ness meeting Chol Hamoed, Tues-
day, April 19, at 8:30 p, m. Ar-
rangements will then be completed
for the strawberry festival on
Wednesday evening, April 27.
At the same meeting tickets will
be distributed for the Mother and
Daughter banquet to be held on
Tuesday, May 10, 6 p. ill., under the
joint auspices of the Sisterhood
and the Hebrew Ladies Aid So-
ciety. Airs. Irving Greenspan and
Mrs. Sam Klein for the Sisterhood
and Mrs. I. A. Liebson and Airs.
Louis Kahn for the Ladies Aid are
in charge of arrangements.

For Sale--Apartments

BIG
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110 (Doors if you dear here.
Comfort of abundant income
future security plus oppor-
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money. Lay your last dollar
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our Facts and Figures.

$40,000

takes former $125,000 sales
value 26 apt all 3 rooms
modern plumbing elect re-
frig lobby with fireplace.
Clears $6,800 above all ex-
pense and taxes. Only
$15,000 for deed assume
$25,000 nag 555 int.

$30,000

that the Mothers and Daughters
luncheon will be held on May 1
at the Detroit Leland Hotel.
Friends and members of the
Junior and Senior home Relief
are invited to the luncheon. Mrs.
Abe Schmier, who is in charge of
tickets, requests that any one
wishing tickets will kindly call
Un. 1-5335.

takes $75,000 value choice
14 apt in high rent district.
Steam heat novel hot water
device with stoker. New ta-
ble top stoves extra large
Frigidaires carpet halls. 60
ft. lot lawn shrubbery.
Terms.

The Home Relief Society ac -
knowledges
the following con-
tributions: Mr. and Airs. Edward
Atlas in memory of David Blu-
menthal; Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Drews, in memory of Mrs. Rose
Oppenheim; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Ferrer, in honor of their 30th
wedding anniversary; Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Stein, in memory of
Aaron Meyers, Henry Grinherg
and Mrs. Rose Oppenheim; Mr.
M. Emmer and Miss Dorothy
Morris, in memory of. Airs. A.
Rosenthal; East Side Sunshine
Club, in memory of Mrs. Rose
Oppenheim; donation from De-
troit Sunshine Club of Miami
Beach, Fla.

:ekes $65,000 value 12 apt
3 rooms solid masonry white
tiled halls painted walls new
stoves new Frigidaires. Only
(4,000 down.

$22,000

$20,000

takes 9 apt built 1929 cost
$42,000. Solid bk asbestos
insulated all 3 rooms baths
with showers Red Jacket
steam with hot water Ex-
cels° radio aerials. Great-
est value of this great city.

Mr. Bedford, Cadillac 0321

Homer Warren & Co.

REALTORS

54 Tears Dependable Service

CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Aaron
Meyer wish to thank their many
friends and relatives for the kind-
ness shown them during their re-
centbereavement.

Best Wishes for a Happy Pesach

Wealth gotten by vanity shall

CROWLEY & SCHLOFF

ereth by labor shall increase.
—Proverbs 13:11.

5569 Sheridan Ave..P1. 3683

be diminished: but he that gall.

JOHN AL SCI1LOFF

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FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
room for one or two gentlemen.
Extra room for study. Modern
conveniences. Small, adult fam-
ily. 2039 TaYlor Ave., down-
stairs. Tyler 6-6477.

FOR RENT—Bright, beautifully
furnished room for one or two
ladies in single home of adults.
Reasonable. Near car and bus
lines. 3303 Glynn Ct.

..out for
more
pleasure

FOR RENT — Large, beautiful
room in quiet home for a couple
or two gentlemen. Kosher meals
if desired. Garage optional.
Reasonable. 11392 N. Martin-
dale near Collingwood.

WANTED—Girl to share com-
pletely furnished apartment.
Homelike atmosphere. All Privi-
leges. Pleasant environment.
Near bus and car line. Call
evenings, Miss Smith, Townsend
6-1728.

WILL SHARE single home with
middle-aged couple. All con-
veniences. Good shopping dis-
trict and transportation. 345
Harmon. Townsend 6-1415.

FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for one or two ladies in
refined home. Reasonable. Home
privileges. Dexter section. Ty-
ler 7-4115.

PASSOVER GREETINGS

CURTAINS

RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Lana.
dresses, women for house clean.
Ing, house maids, women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week, Schlesinger'a, Madi-
son 2526.

Dr. Yard, Dr. Blakeman
To Speak on Wednesday

CAIRO (WNS) — Renaih Cat-
awy Bey, son of Catawy Pasha, a
Jewish millionaire, became the first
Jew to win a seat in the Egyptian
chamber of deputies when he was
elected as an Independent, pro-gov- FOR RENT-3224 Rochester-9
rooms, 2 bathrooms. Heat and
is ernment and anti-Wafdist deputy
from Komombo in the province of
hot water furnished. Garage.
Assuan.
Janitor service. Reasonable.
Call Townsend 7-0151.

Spring Opening Saturday, April 16

WINDOW SHADES

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The Infants Service Group met
Monday evening, April 4, at the
home of Mrs, Roy Chatlin, 2982
Cortland.
The group's new clock project
was discussed, and the president,
Mrs. Louis Fried, stressed the im-
portance of making it a success, as
new cases were coming in fast.
The Infants Service Group thanks
the Detroit Sunshine Club for their
generous donation to the club to
help its cases for Passover.
The group was urged to support
the 1938 Allied Jewish Campaign.
A visit to the Juvenile Court
was arranged April 6.
Mrs. Goodfellow of the North
End Clinic gave an interesting talk
on birth control.

CLASSIFIED

April 15, 1938

Planting of Trees in Pales-
tin on Mothers' Day

PASSOVER GREETINGS

Kinsel Drug Co.

No. 1 store 100 MICHIGAN

CHerry 4890

No. 2 store 1265 GRISWOLD

CHerry 0704

No. 3 store 13552 MICHIGAN, (Dearborn) Oregon 3120

No. 4 store 14149 E. JEFFERSON

LEnox 7038

No. 5 store 13627 GRATIOT

Pingree 4728

No. 6 store 10001 FENKELL

HOgarth 9280

st,

WANTED—Five room upper in-
come. U. of D. district pro-
ferred. Call Temple 2-4830,
Apt. 311.

Step right up
and ask for
Chesterfields ...
they'll give you
more pleasure
than any cigarette
you ever smoked

THETA ALPHA LAMBDA
Theta Alpha Lambda Sorority
met at the home of Sydelle Ser.
man on Clements Ave. on Thurs.
day, and made plans for the dis-
tribution of Passover basket&
The group compiled lists of meats,
fruits and vegetables and filled
the baskets with Passover gro-
ceries. Donations for the baskets
were also listed. At • special
meeting on Saturday at the home
of Edna Edelman on LaSalle Gar-
dens the distribution of the ban.
kets was discussed. After the
meeting, refreshments were served
and the group played bridge. On
Wednesdr•, April 13, the baskets
were given to needy families. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mannie Gedanke on Rich-
ton Ave.

The opening of the 15th con-
vention of the Young Poale Zion
Alliance and Ilabonim will take
place at the Covenant Club, 10
N. Dearborn St., Chicago, on Wed-
nesday night, April 20. About
200 delegates, representing every
major city of the United States
and Canada, will attend.

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15040 MACK AVE.

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655 RANDOLPH ST.
CA. 145S

All

Jewry

Passover Greetings and Best
Wishes to the Entire Jewish
Community

Complete Landscape Service

The Finest Varieties of Roses, Perennials, Shrubs, Shade
Trees, Fruit Trees and Evergreens.

NOW IN OUR 91st YEAR

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and when you pay for your ticket.
and get into the car, you have
no guess what fond company you
will find there.—Emerson.

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Detroit Office: 19314 Van Dyke
Home Office: Monroe
Placa 2100
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