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NAME STAFF FOR Franklin Hills Day
Annual Meeting of
Auxiliary of U. H. S. AVRUNIN'S CAMP of N. C. J. W. Is
Set for June 13
Mrs. Simon Shetzer, chairman
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CLASSIFIED
71E BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
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DeLuxeFam lly a S ervlce
Flat Pi.ces an d
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c
CLOSING AN ESTATE and mov-
ing to California prompts me
to offer my beautiful home at
Lake Orion for the ridiculously
low price of Y16,000. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Seven
acres, two houses, 2til acres
landscaped,' many of the ;fea-
tures taken from old palaces
and villas of Europe. Electric
pumps overhead, underground
sprinkler system. Owner, 850
Square Lake Road, Lake Orion,
Mich. Orion 49.
Sunday Is Father's Day
To Make it Hit!
Invite the
Dec ;Mien Day
of hospitality for the annual
The anual t/ranklin Hills Day
Family
meeting and strawberry festival
party sponsored by the Detroit
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, director of
to
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
for
section, National Council of Jew-
Avrunin
Camp,
located
on
Big
United Hebrew Schools announces
ish Women, will be held Wendel.
this event„ which will take place Wolf Lake near Grass Lake, Mich.,
on Tuesday, May 31, at 2:15 p. m., announces that the stiff for the
in the social hall of Congregation coming season, which will open on
complete for only
Shaarey Zedek, Chicago at Law- July has been completed. .
%so,
An invitation is extended by
ton. All members in good stand-
ing as well as those ladies join- Mrs. Avrunin to all parents to
ing the organization on this date visit the camp during Decoration
are invited to attend this gala Day, and to see for themselves
°cession for which there will be the beauty of the camp surround-
FOR SALE-Well established fur- no charge. Mrs.' Shetzer may be ings and the improvements that
niture, appliance and radio reached by calling Townsend have been made over previou
years.
HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
store. Must sell on account of 8.1909.
In addition to the girl counsel-
ill health. Opportunity to earn
Mrs. Shetzer's committee con-
nice livelihood. Write Box 200, sist!, of the following: Mesdames lors listed two weeks ago, Mrs.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
Fred Bond, Julius Rosen. Herman Avrunin has selected the follow-
Cohen, George Roberts, Aaron ing to serve on the staff: - Miriam
$ 1 00
Flat Pieces carefully Ironed
RELIABLE H OUSE HELP. Carlstein, Sam Singer, Arthur Newman, University of Michigan
lb.
Additional Pounds Vie
Laundresses, women for house Purdy, S. M. Victor. Harry Wine, graduate; Irene Kemper, Wayne
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
cleaning, house maids, women Leonard Sidlow, David Fauman, University student; Connie El-
conin, Central High School senior.
for part time work. By hour, Philip Gilbert.
ECHO
Men counsellors have..heen se-
day or week. Schlesinger's,
Mrs. Herman Wetsman is in
27IC
lected for the staff as follows:
Madison
2526.
charge
of
the
refreshments
com-
FREE
Jerome Biegler, student in the.
mittee which includes Mesdames
Not roapondble for •on-buret or wind-whipped aortal..
QUILTS - Made or recovered Morrie Krause. B. Bremen, Anna medical college of the University
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
from your own feathers or Moss, Richard Ott and A. B. Stral- of Michigan; Victor Elconin. Uni-
WV
versity of Ohio student; J. Roth.
- wools. Pillows recovered-spe- see.
cial, $1.25. Full line otcurtains,
In addition to the regular busi- Wayne University student; Harold
baby, shower and wedding gifts. ness of the annual meeting, Sadie Ossepow, University of Michigan;
Dexter Quilt & 'Gift Shop, Cooper will render several violin Gershon Kenicoff, Wayne Univer-
MRS. WALTER LAIB
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb. numbers ..accompanied by Rosa sity; Shirrill Broudy, camp bugler.
Those previously listed are:
Hogarth 9050.
Bassin Stein and Miss Miriam To-
day, June 16, at the Franklin Hills
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
bin will entertain with dramatic Head counselor, Sylvia Mellen Av- Country' Club.
For Sale—Apartments
MINERAL BATHS - Treatments interpretations.
rin, A. B., Detroit Board of Edu-
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will Is•
The committee is headed by Mrs. Mount Sinai Hospital Asso-
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
cation, able camp leader and di- Walter Laib, chairman, and Mrs.
Finished Sams Day-NO EXTRA CHARGE
ciation Active in
rector and a well-trained edu- Sidney Allan, co-chairman.
tism, sciatica and colds. Also
■
Campaign
Turkish and reducing baths. Eva Prenlzauer Maternity cator; Frieda Roth Drapkin,
The program, beginning with
Detroit Board of Education. danc- swimming at 11 a. m., will include
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 Front
Aid Plans Installation;
Women of the Mount Sinai
ing instructor; Ruth Hulbert, luncheon at 1 p. m., a style show,
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd.) Ran-
Excursion July 13
pee swam
WEARING APPAREL
Wayne University graduate who and a swimming exhibit. There Hospital Association of Detroit
dolph 6744.
were active in the recent Allied
taught arts and crafts for three
will be prizes.
Or P"'"
10C
The Eva Prenzlauer Maternity years; Sylvia C. Bayer; A.
FOOT TROUBLE?-See Michi-
Proceeds will be used for the Jewish
Campaign.
Headed
by Mrs. Charles Gitlin,
Minimum Charge, $1.80
gan's only Shoe Refitter. Daniel Aid will meet on Tuesday May specializing in dramatics; Muriel education and care of Jewish chil-
31,
at
1:30
p.
m.,
at
the
Statler
who not only worked in the gen-
will make corrections by proper
Woodle,
Board
of
Education,
ape-
dren
expatriated
from
Germany
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Hotel,
at
which
time
plans
will
be
eral
division
but was also active
adjustments to your shoes. See
cializing in swimming and story and other European countries.
Secure your share. Real Es.
on the special gifts committee. the
Daniel's special arch supports made for installation of new of- telling; Sarah Bloomfield, gradu-
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Mrs. David Cooper and Mrs. Jo-
rate the one short safe road
ficers
on
June
14
at
the
Wilshire
from
the
Mt. Sinai Associa-
group
ate of Detroit Conservatory of seph B. Gaylord are directing the
made from plaster of paris
to wealth. Selected apart-
casts, to fit your individual foot. Hotel, in the form of a luncheon. Music and Wayne University. will work of the ticket committee which "en' consisted of Mrs. A. S.
ments from all this marvel-
Mrs.
Eva
Ellenetein
thanks
her
Daniel's Shoe Clinic, 1426 Gris-
be in charge of musical portions includes the following captains for Rogoff, Mrs. Hilliard Goldstick,
ous city. Get in now at the
wold Street, Between Clifford & chairmen for their co-operation of the camp program; Eleanor the special gifts solicitation: Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Fisher and Mrs.
bottom.
in arranging the strawberry Narosny, B. A., 51. A., graduate Hy C. Broder, Miss Emma Butzel, Harry Galperin, as well as numer-
Grand River.
bridge which proved a great suc- of Ohio State University, on staff
ous other members of the asso-
Social Center
of Merrill Palmer Nursery School, Mrs. Mortimer Meyer, Mrs. Abra- ciation.
FOR RENT - Large furnished cess.
Donations were made by Mrs. majored in clinical psychology; ham Srere. The general ticket sale
The Mount Sinai Hospital Asso-
room for young lady in home
location beautiful property.
is in charge of Miss Ann Babcock,
of two adults. Good transpor- S. Osnos on the birth of a new Rena Rubenstein, University of Mrs. James Stein and Mrs. Rob- ciation is now busily engaged in
2 and 3 rooms sound proof
making plans for the birthday
semi fireproof. Clears now
tation. 1710 W. Philadelphia. grandchild and by Mrs. L. Fine- Michigan graduate, teacher's cer- ert Striding.
man on her recovery from illness. tificate in pre-primary education
party on June 8, to be held in
$10,000 above all expense and
Madison 9524.
The style show is being arranged
The next affair given by this at Merrill Palmer School: Flor-
the Brown Memorial Chapel of
taxes. Cost $150,000. Entire
by
Mrs.
Harold
Allen,
The
enter-
YOU CAN DRY QUALITY KOSHER BOUTS WITH CORM/VICE from
price $75,000 must raise
CAN ACCOMMQDATE FAMI- group will be the annual Bob-Lo ence Elconin, Ohio State Univer- tainment to be planned by Mrs. Temple Beth El. There will be
speakers, entertainment and re-
$25,600 cash, bel Ins Co mtg.
LIES on farm. *Clean, comfor- excursion, on _.Wednesday, July sity graduate.
Julian Wolf nee.
13.
This
is
the
sixth
excursion.
freshments.
It
will
take
place
in
Life income valuable estate.
table, excellent meals. For
The patron and special. gifts
the evening so that husbands and
particulars write Box 25, De- Mrs. N. Blatnikoff has been chair- HITLERITE SADISM
committee is made up of the fol-
man since its inception.
friends of members should be Ode
troit Jewish Chronicle.
19 Apts
lowing
Council
members:
Mes-
IN VIENNA VIEWED
WV DELIVER
Harry August, Ed. Atlas, to join the party.
11837.41 DEXTER BLVD.
3 to 5 rooms solid construc-
IN A LONG REPORT dames
Phone HOgarth 3042-3
HALL FOR RENT - Space ap- Campaign Contributions in
naivete* awbur.,.....d Webb
Philip
Bloomgarden,
Max
Berendt,
tion elect refrig. Rent $10,-
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proximately 3,000 square feet
Honor of Conaecrants
Hy. C. Broder, Abraham Cooper,
IPONCLUDED room P401 ON111
J. W. E. W. 0 Bake Sale 000. Was $125,000 Trivial
with kitchen equipment, check
and Confirmants
David Cooper, Lewis B. Daniels,
price for this big property
continues
unabated.
Orders
from
Thursday;
Special
Meet-
room, and all necessities for
Sam Epstein, William Fleishman,
only $35,000 terms around
Stop In For a Bite or a Meal-Delicious-Wholesome Food
social events. Formerly Jew-
ing Tuesday
In accordance with a policy be- bodies
the authorities
to cremate
the
Leon Frank, Fred A. Ginsburg, J.
$10,000 down. A living here
of
all
suicides
as
well
as
ish Metropolitan Club. Apply ing established in many comma-
LI. Gaylord, Lawrence Freedman,
while paying for itself.
0C those who died in concentration
8625 Linwood.
A special meeting of the Jew-
nities to honor confirmants by
mak es it extremel difficul t Dan Krouse, Charles Lakoff, Sam-
uel
J.
Lewis,
Harry
Farbsten,
ish
Women's
European
Welfare
RESTAURANT & LUNCH ROOM
of sui-
mb
Trade House
m
estimate
estimates the nuery
RENT - Large furnished making contributions to worthy cam
Charles Rubiner, Jack Rothberg, Organization will be held jointly
12059 DEXTER BOULEVARD, Near Elmhurst
room for one or two gentle- causes, the suggestion was ad- tides since identification of bodies
or 2 flat as payment down
Nathan Simons, Abraham Srere, with their North Woodward
men in home of adults. Tele- vanced this week that those de- is impossible. Among the latest
no cash needed. 12 apt new
Specialising in Sunday Dinners
Harold Rattner, Amnon Tabor, branch on Tuesday, May 31, at
phone. Near bus and car line. tiring to honor consecrants of suicides, however, are Erich Met-
Frigidaires new stoves, $65,-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and ier, popular pianist; Rudolph Beer, Mortimer Meyer, George Waldott, 12 o'clock noon, at Congregation
Ziegler, 2692 Hogarth Ave.
000 value. Entire price only
confirmants of Temple Beth El one of the leading, theatrical pro- Joseph Welt, Julian Wollner, Sid- Bnai Moshe, Dexter and Law-
$22,000. Rent $5,500. Switch
FOR RENT - Comfortable and should make donations to the Al- ducers and former director of ney Weisman, Al Weisman, David rence.
to income and independence.
Roy. Calatae
n meeti g several
At this special
beautifully furnished room for lied Jewish Campaign and thus Reinhardt's School of Acting; and Wilkus, Herbert Warner, and Miss
Amazing opportunity.
new European orphan cases ap-
Jacob
gentleman in home of small help raise the amount short of Hermann Leopoldi, author and Emma Butzel.
ESTHER BLUMENAU
plying for support will be dis-
the goal.
humorist. Suicides are increasing
Mr. Bedford, Cadillac 0321
Silverman
adult
family.
Stall
shower.
of 3246 -W. Chicago Blvd., 51
cussed. , -
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mita result of the intensified eco-
Modern conveniences. Calvert
years old, died on May 23. Fu-
MOREL
Arrangements willSe made for
near Wildemere. Townsend jewish Center Men's Club nomic pressure on the Jewish
Homer Warren & Co.
wp Yaw?
neral services were held on May
a bake sale to be given Thursday,
Prattle,
7-7585.
population.
Sponsors Music and
REALTORS
25, with interment in Clover Hill
June 2, at the Jewish groceries
Reeonssor•ded be
Id Years Dependable Steele .
Dance Festival
ear olefin
Park Cemetery. She is survived FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
and Kosher meat markets.
Jews Remaining' in Austria After
tat
by her husband, Aaron J.; two
• 1942 Will Be Sold into Slavery,
Arrangements will also be made
room for couple or lady with
John D. Lynch, regent of the
2903
daughters, Janice and Helen; a
The Men's Club of the Jewish
Reasonable. Kitchen
a child.
Youth Leader Predicts
University of Michigan, was the eon to be given jointly with the
Elmhurst
sister, Mra. Ruben Simon, and
Community Center, 8904 Wood-
for the membership paid-up lunch-
12109
N.
Martin-
privileges.
BERLIN
(WNS)
-
All
Jews
guest
of
the
Nathan
Straus
execu-
TO. 8-6831
two brothers, Jacob and Samuel
ward, will sponsor a music and found within the borders of Aus-
dale.
bwrim.
tives at their last meeting. Mr. North Woodward branch, Wednes-
Weinberg.
dance festival at the closing meet- tria by the end of 1942 will be Lynch spoke on the administrative day, June 15, at Congregation
Performed
FOR RENT - Completely fur- ing to be held on Tuesday, June
problems of the university. He was Bnai Moshe.
sold into slavery, Baldur van
WILLIAM OLESHANSKY
nished cottage corner Hillcroft 14, at 8:30 p. m., in the auditor- Sehirach,
A free luncheon will be served
leader of the Hitler Introduced by Henry M. Gottlieb,
and North, Walled Lake Vil- ium of the building. The program Youth, declared in a speech at his chairman of the cultural and pro- Tuesday before the special meet-
of 1656 W. Philadelphia Ave., 18
lage.
Large
kitchen,
living
will
utilize
Center
groups
in
order
ing.
Rev. Cantor years old, died on May 19. Fu- room, two bedrooms. Large to familiarize the community with organization's annual congress. He gram committee. •
neral services were held on May
Master Me-ton Sultan, youthful
the cultural scowling.said that unless the Jews get out
DAVID
screened porches, running wa- some of
20 with burial in Machpelah Cem-
building. before 1942 they would be sold to concert plan. t, who recently re- Jr. Auxiliary of Bnai Brith
GOLDEN etery. Ile is survived by his par-
ter, electricity. convenient shop- which are housed in the
peasants, mine-owners and manu- turned from a concert tour, enter-
Holds Annual Convention
ping, beautiful lawn and shrub- Three of the outstanding organ• facturers who would be permitted tained with several Chopin and
Detroit': Ferotit• ents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ole-
in Milwaukee
bery, sandy beach. $300 for izations, the Jewish Center Sym- td force them to do the heaviest Beethoven selections. He was ac-
MO 11 E L
shanskv; two brothers, Nathan
TYLER 5-0414
season. Owner on premises phony Orchestra, the Center Mod-, kind of work without compensa- compained by his sister, Mrs. Ar-
and Herman, and two sisters,
The Junior auxiliary of the
Wedding Ceremo•
Sunday. Week-days, call Tyler ern Dance Group and the Jewish
Anna - and June.
thur Colton. Sam Leve, president
lea Performed 54
Bnai Brith has chosen Milwaukee
6-5351.
American Youth Chorus, will par- bon.
Vermin.. Club Songstress
of the group, presided. • ,
Horne and by A0 -
as
the site for the annual con-
ticipate.
polnlment.
LENA ELLENSTEIN
Prince Who Jilted Jewess Weds
FOR RENT-Two large, nicely
vention, which will be held May
The beginning of the program
Wealthy
Widow
of 3316 Webb Avi., 44 years old,
29, 30 and 31. Detroit will be
furnished, sunny room in small will be taken over by the Men's
LONDON (WNS)-Prince Mi-
died on May 22. Burial took
Maybellt Yon Adorablis
adult family, suitable for one Club for the annual elections.
resented by Miss Lois Love,
chael Radziwill, 63-year-old bald
place in Montreal. She is sur-
Pail Neighbor's Mello
or two gentlemen or employed
ffeLie Kersh, Gertrude Schwartz,
r
Polish
aristocrat,
married
Mrs.
vived
by
her
husband,
Jack;
a
couple. 2083 Gladstone Ave.,
Monuments of Character
Joyce Roden and Sally Kosins.
League of Jewish Women's Harriet .$tewart Dawson, 57-year-
daughter. Barbara, and her moth-
upstairs. Tyler 6-3897.
The Detroit Ladies Auxiliary of Mrs. J. Feiler, sponsor of the
Kashruth Organization
old wealthy Austrian widow, at the Jewish War Veterans of the Detroit Junior group, and Mrs.
er, Mrs. David Rutenberg of Mon-
the Caxton Hall registry office, United States, Post No. 135, had R. Metzger, president of the La-
FOR RENT-Attractive room in
treal.
to Meet June 13
.
after having jilted Jeanette Such- its guests Mrs. Malvioa Freeman, dies Auxiliary, will also be guests.
private single home. suitable
for one or two. Reasonable.
EDWARD ANSPACH
A large gathering of the League estow, the Polish Jewess. who di- national president, and Mrs. Bessie Various forms of entertainment
2930 Pasadena, Saturday or of Jewish Women's Kashruth Or- vorced her husband. abandoned Altman, national junior vice•presi. have been planned by the Junior
fainerly of Detroit, 40 years old ,
Sunday.
ganization was held at Lachar's her children and embraced Cathol- dent, who came here to assist in Bnai Brith grOup in Milwaukee.
died in Newark, N. J., on May
Hall Monday evening, May 23. icism in order to wed the scion making plans for the annual con-
24. Funeral services were held
FOR SALE - Due bill good for
Many organizations and syna- of Polish nobility.
vention which will take place Sept.
on May 26 with burial in Wood-
rooms in New York's finest ho-
2 to 5, at which time thousands of
mere Cemetery. He is survived
Rogues were represented.
tel. Forty tier cent discount.
tsish toEd V ito ot r e on Jewish War Veterans and their
stenS o
tufd j e e n w
onesi
by a sister, Mrs. Harriet A. Wein-
At this meeting an inspiring Wi sco
Call Townsend 6-2830.
brother,
Eugene
FOX-"Kidnapped," the story
talk
was
given
by
Rabbis
Moses
berg, and a
MADISON, Wis. (WNS)- auxiliaries will come here.
&Salto ast1 Marble Monamasd•
both of Detroit.
WILL SUBLET beautifully fur- Fischer, Isaac Stollman and M. J. What will be tantamount to the The wives, mothers, daughters, Robert Louis Stevenson consid-
7729 TWELFTH ST.
grand-daughters, daughters-in-law, ered his beat, is brought to the
8210 TWELFTH ST.
nished three room apartment Wohlgelernter.
Tiler 5-7153
undergraduate
poll
on or-
the and sister of Jewish war veterans, screen for the first time in the
It was decided to have a con- first
• ABRAHAM J. SILIN
question
of racial bias
was
to a couple for summer months.
TRINITY 2.0100
of 1616 Tyler Ave., ditd on May
Desirable location. East Bos- ference at Lacher's ,Hall on '2th dared by President Clarence A. and also women by right of per• spectacular and exciting produc-
of Wis- sonar service, are eligible to join tion at the Fox Theater.
25. Funeral services were held
ton Blvd. References. CalL St., Monday evening, June 13, at
u
n
c
t
h
University
h
e
ean
of
tnr
awhen
this auxiliary, and are invited to
o'clock. All presidents receiving cDoynkssi
Rufe Davis, comedy star of the
on May 27 with burial in Clover
Townsend 5-9843.
ed that a
announced
letters are asked to urge their general student election would be attend the next meeting on Wdnes- picture "Mountain Music" and the
Now! Detroit's Most Modern
Hill Park Cemetery. He is sur-
- Yarn( Z. P. M. to 11:30 P. M.
Jewish Funeral Home
vived by his viife, Sarah. and two TRAINED NURSE end masseuse members and friends to join this held to settle the controversy over day, June 1, at 8:15 p. m., at the original rube of radio, stage and
Dail, evenings. 7:30 to 11:30 P. m•
would like partner to open mas- organization.
screen, headlines the Fox stage
OFFERING
daughters, Mrs. Nat 51. Schostak
the ousting of Richard J. Davis, a Book-Cadillac Hotel.
For
information
call
Mrs.
Louis
" Mist lour
sage
parlor.
Energetic,
pleasant
show
in
person
with.
his
Gallup
of
0.
of Detroit and Mrs.
FOR SEVEN DAYS ONLY
Jewish student, as editor e; the
and have business experience. Seiton, Townsend 5-1407.
hill-billy singing and impersona-
Camden, N. J.
Daily Cardinal, student daily pa-
DAY Olt NIGHT
Not much money required. Ref-
The latest, newest Jewish talkie, de-
tions.
Announcement of the elec.
MICHIGAN - In "Vivacious
pirtin• the wanderings of she deatah
erences exchanged. Write Box Plan for Your Vacation at per '
tion was made after Dykstra had
people from early Palestinian dais
40, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
The Pleterhood of Temple Beth El Lady," a young college professor's
conferred with friends of Davis
Monteith Inn
Soon to Ile present time
In sad and loving memory of
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t. Outo wepoke on "Outatanding Inter. Sidney Howard's play of the same
n•tional Jewlsh Women"
name, in turn based on a chanter
in Paul de Kruiff's "Microbe
vh. annual meeting of Flint chapter
when
m be
of Hades:ash engaged 50 men
Hunters," is the source material
luncheon preceded the badness •t the
for a.screen drama.
ewish
Community
Center
Wednesday.
Jewis h
re Louis Letater presided and asked
PALMS-STATE-Another tale
invocation.
Yearly
report•
of
all
the
officers and standing committee chair. of small towns, "Quick Money,"
men were presented. Those Vying the is one of the features at the
synopses wars Mrs, H. H. Aerates, Mr.
Mrs Gilbe rt flen- Palms-State theater.
M•urlr• ra totenbera 1,0
Mrs. -
jo
M
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ADAMS-In "Goodbye Broad-
berg . IH
*WI Cooperateln. Mrs. C A. Alfred way," Alice Brady and Charles
rove special report on an emergency
campaign. Precedig
n the election of offl• , yV inninger are the stellar lights
cers Mrs. Leteder gave her president - Tn a movie based on the James
report and farewell measlier. Mrs Flen-
to the premblency and Gleason stage success. Jack Holt
a
hers w s named
others elected •re: Vim rbs„preeldant. Jacqueline Wells and Dick Pur-
Mrs Leff; rand vies-president. Mra.
Cooperetein; secretary. Mrs. Keaton; cell are starred in the second fea-
treuurer. Rotenharg Standing ture, "Flight Into Nowhere."
committees 0111 be headed by the fol..
CINEMA-"Lonely White Sail,"
100151 members: M 0 and Allied
Allyah, Mr. Lebater; membership. Mrs, based on • novel by the popular
Morris Fishier; child welts.. Mra Maur - s
.ehool iew neon, Mr. Was (met author Valentin Katayev,
Ire
Davis; Jewish national reed. men Le; is at the Cinema Theater. Also
tree.
" on the program are the latest So-
ais• Rabin;
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ralowthw supplies
pots
1100, Mrs. Joseph Rubin; calls. bins viet news reels.
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ther infornaitioa to The How.
NEW YORK (WNS) - Plans
and & Frances Company, 2152 hotelthan the Monteith Inn,
for
strengthening
the
anti-Nazi
situated
on
Lake
Ros-
Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. beautifully -
S 3 di y mi sse d by y his sons , Sam
Memorial Day Racing Pro- and
seau. Here you will find desired boycott in the United States were
George, and daughter, Mrs. WILL. SHARE file room fur-
rest. Here you will regain that adopted at the annual convention
' gram at Fair Grounds
J. Bronstein, and grandchildren.
nished flat with couple. Home lost pep and energy. Exercise or of the Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi
p ivileges. Inquire any time Way games under the direction of League and the annual conference
At least eight Michigan owned Industrial Morris Plan Bank
f the Women's Division of the
unday at 2465 -Elmhurst, a. trained physical director. Dance
thoroughbreds are being pointed
Joins Federal Reserve
Woolf. in the Casino to the tunes of the Joint Boycott Council meeting on
for the $5,000 Col. Alger Memo-
of
the city. The League's confer.
System
rial Handicap which features the
YOUNG COUPLE will share love- Monteith Inn orchestra. Enjoy the same day but in different parts
ly home with one or two people. boating, swimming, fishing. golf,
Memorial Day racing program at
once
elected • national board of
Eugene W. Lewis, president of
Meals if wanted. Real home. tennis, ping pong, or any other
Detroit Fair Grounds next Mon.
72 which will choose new officers
Reasonable. 26p6 Buena Vista, sport where they are at their
day afternoon. Ready to accept the Industrial Morris Plan Bank
between Linwood and Lawton. best. Plan for your vacation this
the challenge from home state en- of Detroit, announces that their
year at Monteith Inn. For infor•
The ➢ omen's Division of the
• tries will be Main Man. the con- bank has become a member of the
.. mation or reservation write to and an executive director.
sistent running handicap horse Federal Res-, ee System. lie ENJOY your vacation at an up
sponsor
a display
of American
Lake
Orion.
Monteith
Inn,
Lake
Roeseau,
Mus-
Joint
Boycott
Council
voted to
stated the' the rapid growth of
to-date farm
• owned by J. B. Reipess.
substitutes for Nazi-made goods
Detroit's 37-Day Spring Meet- the bank and the ever-growing
Furnished rooms, modern con- koka, Ontario, Canada.
at the World's Fair and pledged
veniences. Two blocks from
Inc. under the auspices of the De. field of banking for the individ-
to continuance of peaceful picketing
troit Racing Association, opens ual caused the directors to feel
Reasonable. Donations in Memoriam
bathing beach.
o f boycott violators. Speakers in-
Saturday with the Inaugural Han- that a union with the Federal Re-
Adepts preferred. Call Lake
Jewish Home f for Aged
eluded Mrs. Stephen S. Wise. Dor-
dicap as the headliner. This event serve System would be an advan-
Orion 2-24.
--
othy McConnell, daughter of
will attract some of the best i tage to the bank and its cus-
The following have made con- e Bishop Francis J. McConnell and
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WILL SUBLET well furnished
Norman Rom her • teas. Mrs Robert
- spring talent stabled at the track. tomers.
apartment for July and tributions to the Home for Aged: Elinore Herrick. director of the
The experience of the Industrial
Among the probable starters
Auguat. Reasonable to reliable Mrs..S. Abramsohn, in memory of second region, National Labor Re- te
stint.. Mrs. Lebsher and Mrs. William
for Monday's Memorial Handicap Bank of Detroit in making loans
and father. Isaac lotions Board.
-
nder of jts,e,,,,hord of
:ilirrnor.T,1•11 rt:•.mcaol.u
tenants. Inquire evenings. 2911 mother, Jennie.
are: King Heir from the Dixlana aggregating nearly *225,000.000
Greenberg; Mrs. A. Blumrosen,
pn
Montere cot Lawton. Town-
-,,Stables; Grey Gold and Sir Jim to business men and individuals
Mork. blra. Phillip Pieter, Mra Euk
in memory of father, Leib: Mrs. "The Holy Oath," Yiddish Warren.
Mrs.
Edward
Rosenberc Mn
51.
send 5-
James, owned by E. W. Dull y; with an excellent record of re-
F. Greenberg, in memory of son,
Ha,
rs.
M Barn ey Wine's..
user
William
Talkie, at Littman's
(' T. D. Buhl's Gyral; Mrs. Ella payment, has established an abid-
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT Abraham; Mrs. Sarah Manheim,
Mn elmer
The Holy Oath, a new Yi d -
Bartlett's Zevson; Henry Datt- ing.,faith in the credit character
An unveiling of a monument in in memory of father, Jacob Mil-
. ..d ree. Abrarlfam
".
Louie Harris:
ner's Chalpbone; Biscayne from of the citizens of this great corn-
ler; Mrs. Lela .Rich, Port Huron. dish talkie, will be the feature at ..._wea
lo arg talked In
7
1 4,7. mlw 1.01.1.01
memory of Irving M. Osnos will
Mirk,
in
memory
of
husband,
Littman's
People's
Theater,
12th
the Bomar Stable; and Fred Al- munity.
.1 gn at `en.
The Industrial Bank of Detroit take place on - Monday, May 30, Benjamin F. Rich; Mrs. A. G:110- and Seward. for seven days begin- el...1/071,e7 5 releetiee
.
seer's Jr.'s Bright Mark.
in. at Clover Hill Park
at 11:30
Races will be offered daily at it also a member of the Federal Cemetery. Rabbi L. Stollman and senthal, in memory of father, sing on Monday, May 30, This
attemple, in
Every
language
is
Chone-Gershen-Shapsel; Mrs. E. filen depicts the wanderings of the
the Fair Grounds at Detroit ex - Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Cantor J. H. Sonenklar will offi- Williams, in memory of mother, Jews from Palestinian statehood which the soul of those who speak
cept Sundays. from Saturday,
it is enshrined.-Holmes.
days to the present time.
Some fear doth .ever bear love ciate. Relaties and friends are Henie.
May 28, to Saturday, July 9.
invited.
company.
.Races start at 2:30.
Life has never been the MM.
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Memorial Services for
Lawrence Jones Sunday
Memorial services in tribute to
Lawrence Jones who died on Oct.
25 1936, will be held at Clover
Hill Park Cemetery at 1 p. m. on
Sunday. May 29.
The services will be conducted
by the Lamed Post of the Ameri-
can Legion and the Jewish War
Veterans , of America, Detroit
Post 135.
NV...". An New lori (to
Prices: Adults 334 CAIldrea 11N I
Fenkell Friendship and
Loan Society Organized
The Fenkell Friendship and
Loan Society was newly organized
for the purpose of providing re-
lief of distressed members, visita-
tion of the sick, payment of vol-
untary sick and death benefit,
mutual aid as well as to engage
in various social activities. The
membership is not limited to those
living in the Fenkell section in
Detroit, but is open to any man
or woman, of the Jewish faith
fro mthe ages 21 to 45.
Meetings are held every Mon-
day at 8:30 n. m., in the audi-
torium of Congregation Shaer
Shomayim, 1570p Muirland Ave.
The next meeting of the society'
will be a social affair on June
and is open to everyone. Refres - a-
ments will be served. Those wish-
ing to join now may avoid a medi v
cal examination and the payment
of the initiation fee.
For further information phone
David Winkler, Trinity 2-8191, or
Victor N. Bernstein. Townsend
6-6049, or write the president. A.
Selvyanaki, 15375 Muirland Ave.
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