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Laundresses, women for house
cleaning, house maids, women
for part time work. By hour,
day or week. Schlesinger's,
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Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Neatly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
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Additional pounds 7a lb.
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE

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QUILTS — Made or recovered
from your own feathers or
wools. Pillows recovered—eye-
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baby, shower and wedding gifts.
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11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
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Aleph Zadik Aleph, the national
youth movement for boys of 15 to
21, announces the public installa-
tion of the 12th chapter of the
Detroit area. This group is under
the joint sponsorship of the Men's
Club of Congregation Emanuel

FOOT TROUBLE?—See Michi-
gan's only Shoe Refitter, Daniel
will make corrections by proper
adjustments to your shoes. See
Daniel's special arch supports
made from plaster of paris
casts, to fit your individual foot.
Daniel's Shoe Clinic, 1426 Gris-
wold Street, Between Clifford &
Grand River.

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FOR RENT—Upper five room in-
come, heated. Available July 1.
17417 Stoepel.

THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY

Double Woolen Blankets 35c
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FOR RENT—Furnished room with
adjoining private lavatory, in
large home of two adults. De-
RABBI BERNARD ZEIGER
sirable neighborhood. G o o cl
transportation. Webb Ave. Call
and the Louis Marshall Lodge of
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
Townsend 8-6639,
Bnai Brith and is known as the
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will he
Finished Same Day—NO EXTRA CHARGE
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished Palomise Chapter.
The installation will be held at
room in private single home,
Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor and
for young lady. All conveni- Woodrow
Wilson, Tuesday evening,
ences including unlimited phone June 14, at
o'clock. Jess Feller
service. Near bus and car line. and Gilbert 8 Madiefsky,
WEARING APPARKI.
Per pound
Garage if desired. 2537 Glynn A.Z.A. national deputies assistant
will be
Court.
P" P i "
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the installing officers and will be
assisted
by
the
degree
team
of the
Minimum Charge, $1.80
FOR RENT — Attractive large
room for one or two in single Bnai David A.Z.A. Chapter 314.
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Rabbi
Bernard
Zeiger,
director
home of small family, 15804
LaSalle Blvd., near Puritan. In- of Hillel Foundation of the Uni-
versity of North Carolina, will ad-
quire Sunday.
dress the members of the new
FOR RENT — Large, airy fur- chapter and their friends on the
nished room in private home. subject "The 'romance of Jewish
Cross ventilation. shower, History,"
Dancing to the tune of the
Porches, kitchen privileges.
A.Z.A. Orchestra will follow the
1978 Seward, Tyler 4-0959.
principal address. .
FOR RENT — Nively furnished
Alvin B. Levin, newly elected
IOr fir,, ' fl
, if I /
'
cottage at Sylvan Lake. Elec- president of the Detroit Louis
tricity and gas. Reliable peo- Marshall Lodge, chairman of the
ple. References. $175 for advisory board of the Palomise,
YOU CAN BUY QUALITY ROSIER MICATIOWITII CONFIDICNCR from
months of July and August. will present an emblem to each of
the boys. Bernard Stein and Har-
Call Trinity 2-3607,
ry C. Cohen, the other members of
FOR RENT—Beautiful lower 6 the advisory board, will assist Mr.
rooms and breakfast nook in Levin. The following will welcome
Kosher Meat and Poultry Market
new income. New stove and the new chapter in behalf of their
DX DELIYKR
1163741 DEXTER BLVD.
refrigerator. Northlnwn Ave. organizations: Rabbi Max Wohl-
Phone HOgarth 3042.3
Between Bartlostune and Webb
north of 6 Mile Rd. Ilogarth gelernter for Congregation Eman-
9460,
uel; Samuel Leib, president of
Men's Club of Emanuel and of
FOR RENT — Large Airy fur- Pisgah Lodge; Mrs. Joseph San-
Stop In For • Bite or a Meal—Delicious—Wholesom e Food
nished room for young lady in ders, president of Ladies Auxiliary
home of young. congenial of Bnai Brith; Robert Gordon,
couple. Cross ventilation. Near national deputy of State of Michi-
14th car and Dexter bus. Clem- gan representing supreme advisory
RESTAURANT & LUNCH ROOM
ents Ave. Townsend 5-3881.
council of A.Z.A.; Dr. M. M. Sil-
12659 DEXTER BOULEVARD, Near Elmhurst
verman, past president of Louis
Specializing in Sunday Dinners
FOR RENT—Light and airy fur- Marshall Lodge.
nished room for one or two,
Reasonable. Near Dexter bus.
37)0 Atkinson Ave., upper left, 2 PALESTINE JEWS
Julius Goldman and Herman

All Ironed Service 30c

FLAT PIECES

baScSACIll US ET TS
L AUNDRY CO.

PHONE CADILLAC 7423

AARON B. MARGOLIS

FREDSON KOSHER

Rev. Cantor

SENTENCED TO DIE '
FOR RENT—Light, airy furnished
BY BRITISH COURT
room for couple or two ladies.
•
in
private
home.
Cross
ventila-
SURGICAL
(CONCLUDED FROM POOR orri)
MOBIL
tion; kitchen privileges; tele-
VI Tsar!
The
Manor
Furniture
Co.
at
phone and garage included. Rea-
!make
10025 Grand River Ave. is being
sonable. 4844 Cortland Ave. the proposal of Emir Abdullah for
Rerommendal
a United States of Palestine and
rave.hos awl
operated by Julius Goldman and
MmitataIs
FOR SALE — SUMMER RE- Transjordan in which Jews would
Herman A. Wax.
2903
be given administrative authority
SORTS,
PINE
LAKE—Com-
Mr. Wax is well known in De-
Elmhurst
pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms, within special areas under a Fed-
troit's business circles by virtue of
TO. 8-8839
bath, sleeping porch, screened eral government was voiced by
Montane.
porch overlooking water. Sand all Arabic newspapers in editorial
Performed
beach, Excellent shade and denunciation of the scheme that
shrubbery. Also a few good has been submitted to London by
rentals on this lake. Telephone the Moslem sovereign. Arabs will
continue their unalterable MOM-
Birmingham 2456.
tion to the' present administration
Rev. Canter
REFINED LADY would like to until there is a complete stoppage
DAVID
meet gentleman. Object. mat- of Jewish immigration and until
rimony, Write Box 100, Detroit there is recognition of the fact
GOLDEN
Jewish Chronicle.
that Jews must eternally remain
Detrolt la Favorite
a minority in Palestine, the Arab
M 0 III L
YOUNG MAN, ambitious, wishes organs assert
TYLER 4-9464
to Invest $300 with services in
Wedding Ceremon-
As the outcome of negotiations
established business. Refer- initiated prior to the Austrian
ies Performed al
Home and by Ap-
ences exchanged. Write Box debacle, an agreement has been
pointment.
260, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. reached between the Migdal In-
ATTENTION. BRIDES—You may surance Company of Palestine and
now rent your wedding veils the Anker Insurance Company of
and gowns at reasonable prices. Vienna, whereby all the latter's
Monuments of Character
JULIUS GOLDMAN
Large selection of latest styles. portfolio of business in Eretz Is-
For appointment, call Town- rael is to be taken over by Migdal.
having spent the last 35 years in
Some 1,000 policies for an ag-
send 6-3881.
the mercantile field.
gregate of $1,250,000 are in-
Mr. Goldman is a veteran in the FOR RENT — Modern furnished volved in the transaction in the
furniture business. He opened his
room for a couple or two gen- life department alone, anart from
first furniture store 17 years ago
tlemen. Private home. Near a number of accident insurance
wit hhis father. Later he moved
bus line.
Reasonable. 3269 policies. The capital premiums are
his store to Linwood Ave. and
mostly invtaked in first-class Pal-
Richton. Townsend 5-0888.
more recently to Grand Rive Ave.
estimOn securities, which the Mig-
The Manor Furniture Co. is a FOR RENT — Nicely furnished dal will take over as a reserve
culmination of an idea—of the last
room with adult family. All fund for guaranteeing the poli-
word in furniture merchandising
conveniences. Near bus and cies. The Anker was one of the
Ommite rod Marble Mmasainair
developed through 17 years of ex-
car line. 2242 Hazelwood Ave. oldest companies in Austria. and
7729 TWELFTH ST.
perience in the furniture business.
Tyler 5-4107,
most of the capital in it was held
Tiler 41-71911
A complete line of fine furnituree
by a Swiss re-insurance corpora-
carpets, lamps and radios are on COTTAGE with all modern con- tion. In 1929 the Anker Insurance
display and the quality is backed
veniences, lake frontage on Syl- Company appointed the Mizrach
by Julius Goldman's 17 years of
van Lake, for sale, rent or ex- Bank, Ltd. as its general agents
dependable dealings. Mr. Goldman
change. Ideal for children. Call in Palestine. The absorption of its
has no connection with any other
Vinewood 1-5127 or Dearborn activities in Palestinian Jewish in-
Now! Detroit's Most Modern
1828.
furniture store in Detroit and ex-
surance company is regarded as
Jewish Funeral Home
tends an invitation to all his old
of major importance in the finan-
OFFERING
friends ayld customers to visit him GENTLEMAN, age 40, good-look- cial structure of the country.
ing, educated, wishes the ac-
in his new location.
A thoroughgoing reoreanization
quaintance of a refined widow, of the methods of fighting terror-
DAY on NIGHT
35 to 38. who resides in Michi- Pun in Paleetine has been coma
YLER 4-9666
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. Writ;
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'exert
5-177
lio. 80, Detroit, Jewish Chron- , u..eatel by —riCharl.-
forwarded to London, it was in-
icle.
In fond tribute to my precious
dicated here. Aside from the
Sister. Sarah Greenberg Lebeson,
building of the northern barbed-
Jewish Funeral Home born Feb 9, 1895, died June 9, Legion Commander Says America wire frontier fence, now under
1931.
construction, Sir Charles is be-
Won't
Stand
for
Race
Office, Chapel & Showroom.
lieved to have proposed the en-
Persecution
The team of t hots who lost you must
9219 DEXTER at Joy Road
NEW YORK (WNS)—Assail- listment of mounted units. the re-
des. ribs you
odic.. oh M
here and el wmhere lug both Communism and Nazism organization of the detective
knew your Is or.),
The angels could not longer ere you as enemies of democracy. Daniel force and technical improvements
sails er
J. Doherty, national commander i npolice equipment. The occupa-
And gently za, e you rest beneath the of the American Legion, told the tion of the north by military
VOGUES
sore.
Advertising Club that "we in forces has had the effect of pare-
f
ilea. en above. you brought all America are not going to allow lyzing terrorism in that section,
The Vogues, a Jewish sorority, rum pare
•nd sunnhine.
any
mingle race to be singled out it is stated. Villagers are reported
announces a membership drive un- That whtrh moo[ m ot
&NS
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Wax Operate the Manor
Furniture Company

Jacob
Silverman

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h n rating a certain race," Mr.
are held in members' homes with Thenn . 11ne, n, l ivn found she must recall her eii
Do o y
t said "the weight of pub-
an extensive program planned each
and suffered patiently 05 lic opinion should be thrown
week by committee members. The Who ...c,-4
.n th , ,
club members have pledged them- The Hoet oho( e felt lonely uninspired. against such an organization. Who
melees to attend the A. Z. A. boat They needed her. She came to lend knows but that tomorrow the race
her worth
from which you spring may be
excursion, Sunday, June 19, and
singled out?~ '
they themselvs are planning an
By
her devoted sister, Miriam
outdoor social for the end of June. G. Slobin.
and family,
HIAS Rep resentative
Explores
New offizers installed recently
Possibilities of Emigration
are: President, Rita Rushin; vice-
from Austria'
president. Stella Katz; secretary, De La Rocque, French Fascist,
Warns Against Anti-Semitism
Phyllis Shwetzer; treasurer. Lil-
NEW YORK, N. Y.—The pos-
lian Bennet.
Interested girls are asked to call
CASABLANCA. Morocco, sibilities for organizing the emie-
Tyler 4.1363 or Hogarth 9338.
(WNS) — Col. Francis de Is ration of Jews from Austria on
Rocque, lone regarded as an anti- a systematic basis within a rea-
Most dramatic moment of the Semite and formerly the number sonable time were explored by
Jewish War Veterans' Memorial one Fascist of France. issued • the HIAS-ICA Emigration Asso-
Day services in Temple Emanuel warning against anti-Semitism at ciation in consultation with the
came when Chairman J. George a meeting of the outlawed French leaders of the Jewish community
Fredman introduced a gentleman Social Party here. De Is Rocque and the public authorities of
by the name or S. Osgood An- is the founder of the Fascist Vienna.
drew, and revealed that he is the Croix de Feu which has also been
Give instruction to a wise man,
greatgrandson of Ham Salomon. proscribed.
and he will be yet wiser; teach a
He who looks after his wife just man, and he will Increase in
Most men die of their medicines
and his house has enough to do. learning.
and not of their maladies.

JUNE 10, 1938

ZEIGER WILL ADDRESS , OFFICERS INSTALLED 1 MORTON SULTAN GIVES
12TH A. Z. A. CHAPTER BY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY I A BRILLIANT RECITAL

Young Pianist Receives Tremen-
The annual installation of ofil-
dous Ovation with Illinois
errs of the Women's Auxiliary of
Symphony Orchestra

Jewish Home for the Aged took
place on Tuesday. June 7, at the
Steller Hotel.
Mrs. Charles Cornell officiated
at the installation,
Mrs. Bernard Lachs, program
chairman, presented Miss Alma
Phillips, coloratura soprano, who
was accompanied by Miss Florence
Kutzen.
The new officers for the year
are: President. Mrs. I. E. Good-
man; vice presidents. Mrs. David
Kliger, Mrs. Bernard Lachs, Mrs.
Albert Ilomonoff and Mrs. Phillip
Smith; secretary of executive
board. Mrs. Robert L. Rosen;
treasurer, Mrs. Jules Wolfsoe; re-
c ording secretary, Mrs. Joseph
Fink; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. M. J. Greenberg; financial
secietary, Mrs. K. K. Faudem.
Mrs. Nate Kaletsky, auditor; Mrs.
Harry Wine, treasurer of build-
i ng fund; Mrs. J. T. Greenberg,
t reasurer of Simcha and memorial
f und.
The following committees were
named by Mrs. Goodman:

Ads isory, Rose D. Peron
Ways and niesne,
B. Klif
ger, IL. Lacks, A. Ilumonoff, l'h. Smith,
J. Wolfe.. II. Wine, K. Faudern, J. M.
Fink. M. J. Greenberg. J T. Greenberg,
13 I. Rosen, M. Renard., 1.1. Wagner.
Jos. Berghoff, A. M. Ferar, N. Kalot-
alt, A. A. Messenger.
Sunnhine, Meslainee .1. Rose, J. War
tell, Collins Marmite. P. Gorelick, Karl
Berman, J. Valendky, H. Berlin. H.
Schram.
Memberehip and delinquent dues Mr'.
A. ilortionoff. chairman; Mesdames Ph.
smith, IA Wagner. S. Gendelman, A.
Dem Bch. N. Blatnikoff, 11. Wine, S.
Shetaer. P. Gorelick. J. T. Greenberg,
.0. %Tanen, J. Ilarvith, os Berghoff, A.
LeBow, It. L. Rosen, Ferar, S.
Weller, K. Faudem, Jos. Fink, II. Ber-
lin, it. Benjamin, J. Vatenekr, S. Weis-
man, M. !Lenart.. C. L. Brio A. Mee-
aenger, M. J. Greenberg.
Purchasing, Mender..
Schwarts,
11. Wins
Secretarial. Mrs 3I. J. Greenberg,
chairman; Mesdames K. Faudern, , J.
Wolfe., Ph, Greenwald, J. Fink, J. T.
Greenberg, 0 Luts D. FInhell, M.
Benarh.
Program, Mrs 11. lark. chairman.
Printins, Mrs. 34. Wagner, chairman;
Mesdames A Messenger, Joe. Berghoff.
Publicity, Mrs M. Moloch. chairman:
MesdamesS.
H. Altman, Ph.
Gorelick.
Motor Corps Mrs. Ph. Gorelick. chair-
man; Mend men S. Weiler, FL Schwartz,
J. Gendelman. J. Kavonau, J. Valennky,
S. 0 inaburg. 1'h. Smith, T. Lebowitz,
IL Berlin, II. Meer. ('h.
Revision. Mrn. A. 11 Strainer, choir.
man. Mesdames D. K User, J. Fink,
A. M. Ferris
ledicine. Mrs. A. Zama.
II onpitallly, hie/Mame. T. Lebowitz. N.
Kaletek y, Hoven, II. Berlin, J. Valens
nk y, A. Dentist., M. J. Greenberg. H.
Roman, Ph. Smith, Pb. Greenwald, S.
Sheller, Markowitz, J. Friedberg.
Hospitality
at
door, Mesdames fl.
Benjamin, T. Lebowits Nate Kaletsky.
Art, Mrs. I) Ovens.
Flower, Mrs M. Bennet..

AT THE POWATAN

Haskell, suave young deceiver
appearing now at the Powatan,
says that most of his successful
magic deceptions are tricks that
have been known and practiced
for hundreds of years.
He has thought up a new one
with a deck of cards that mysti-
fies the best poker players in the
audience. He throws a deck
against the ceiling, having previ-
ously had someone in the audi-
ence name one card.' When the
deck falls from the ceiling, the
called card is left sticking there.
How? Haskell won't tell.
Also starring in the show is
petite and pretty Bernice Parks ,
song star from the Club Versailles
in New York. Maybelle Van's
A dorables dance delightfully and
Paul Neighbor's music for danc-
ing is heard between shows.

Of all the messages and letters
of congratulations received by
Henry Monsky, new Bnai Brith
prexy, the one he treasures most
is a telegram in Yiddish from his
aged mother.

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Well why do you do it with your Furniture. You know no:
for the past 17 years doing an honest and faithful business
with my friends and we know that what we tell you or sell
you is the best that you can buy for your money.

If you believe
and talk over

Julius Goldman has no connection with any other
store as don't be misled by any false statements
you may hear.

MANOR FURNITURE COMPANY

JULIUS GOLDMAN — HERMAN A. WAX
10025 Grand River Ave.—HO 51711 Always Open Evenings

WEINBERG TO OBSERVE

MORTON SULTAN

cago's music critics. Claudia Cas-
sidy of the Chicago Journal writes,
"his hands are cushions that come
alive on the keyboard, rippling like
silk, sensitized to the feel of tone.
Tackling the rarely played First
Concerto of Beethoven, he explored
its loveliness, its perversity, its
eccentricity and its complexity
with an inquisitive musical mind
as well as fluent technique. The
result was not merely a remark-
able pianistic performam:e by a
gifted boy, it was Beethoven beau-
tifully played."
Eugene Stinson praises Morton
in the Chicago Daily News. Ile
writes, "Morton Sultan gave a per-
formance striking for its musical
thoroughness and its pianistic ex-
cellence."

6TH ANNIVERSARY OF
HIS HOUR ON MONDAY

On Monday, June 13, between
8:30 and 9:30 p. m., Harry Wein-
berg will present his anniversary
hour, celebrating his sixth year in
radio.
The talent to be heard will be
Dorothy Stoller, "The Flower
Girl," in a song medley of her hit
songs; Jack Lefton in folk songs;

Of the 45 men initiated on Fri-
day, June 3, as charter members
of Wayne University's newly-
installed Alpha Omega chapter of
Phi Delta Kappa, honorary pro-
fessional education fraternity,
three were Jewish educators. N.
Norman Ginsberg, English in-
structor at Hutchins Intermediate
School; Irwin Shaw, social science
instructor at Moore School, and
Victor H. Sugar, house principal
at Northeastern High School,
were the three men thus honored
who will wear the Phi Delta Kap-
pa key,
Irwin Shaw is also director of
the Fuesh Air Camp and has been
active in Jewish education both as
Principal of the Bnai Moshe Sun-
day School and instructor of the
Temple Beth El School of Religion.
The fraternity is dedicated to
"Research, Service and Leader-
ship." It counts among its mem-
bership about 20,000 outstanding
leaders in education throughout
the country, many of whom are
college presidents, professors and
school administrators.
Phi Delta Kappa is a progressive
educational fraternity and its
Policies are dedicated to the lib-
eralizing of our culture and to
the furtherance of the ideals of
democratic institutions.

Contributions to Child Wel-
fare Fund of Hadassah

The Child Welfare Fund of the
Detroit chapter of liadassah, un-
der the chairmanship of Mrs. Her-

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man A. August, 1961 Chicago Blvd.
'nownsend a-17 krte --Seed
contributions -II-Um the following:

Mr and tire Sidney Stone, in honor
of the consef ration of Harriet Cooper,
June Smith and Rosalie Frank, and
the Her Mlimah of Richard A. Hara-
han.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Marvell in honor
of the consecration of June Smith,
F1'anCe.
Loewenherg. Rosalie Frank,
Marilyn Koffman and Frances Sexism.,
and conk/ most Betty Loulee Flatter.
In memory of Dither 'RUMP.... from
David Zeman, Mr.and Mrs Jack Vein
and Robert Loewenberg and daughters,
■ sod Mr and Mn. Seymour Frank.
Mr and Mr.. Samuel Lieberman, In
honor of the liar MR av• h of Peter
'opelandand the
consecration of
Frances Loewen berg,
Mr. and
e
Ma
J. Frank, in

honor of tbe_ronsecratton,of_Frences

GET IN NOW

Buyers today at our Life
Ins Co closing out prices can
be the big profit sellers of
tomorrow. Special easy terms
now with 5% int. Offers so-
licited. ,Rely on our Facts and
Figures.

N. W. section. 58 rooms with
hot and cold water all furn
carpeted painted walls. Tiled
lobby. Rent $13,000 (was
$20,000). Former $100,000
sales 'value. Close out $30,000
only $6,000 down. Live in
and operate. A fortune for
someone.

125 APTS

Magnificent property like
new. All furnished. Ins Co
million dollar foreclosure.
Try offer $250,000. Wonder-
ful possibilities.

$7,500 DOWN

HARRY WEINBERG

Maurice Dombey, known to the Yid-
dish listeners as Mr. Chizik, will
kibitz with Mr. Weinberg; "The
Yiddish Ilousewife," Jennie Wein-
berg, will present something new
and different of great interest At-
torney Isaac Finkelstein will make
appropriate commentary remarks
about an important topic.
Six years ago, Mr. Weinberg
started his Jewish Radio program
and during this time he has
brought to the public, by way of
WJBK, each Sunday morning, out-
standing Yiddish and English stars
of stage and radio. ?le has pre-
sented to his listeners the famous
Yiddish actor, Jacob Ben-Ami;
Maurice Schwartz and Samuel
Goldenberg from the Jewish Art
Theater in New York, Menashe
Skulnik, greatest Yiddish comedian
and nationally known to radio lis-
teners as David Romaine of the
Goldberg skit

Louis Levine Addresses
Form Mezeritcher Social
Junior Berdichevers
Club as Memorial to
Harry Greenblatt

The last meeting of the Junior
Berdichevers was held June 6.
Sid Weiser of the social com-
mittee introduced as speaker
Louis Levine of the Peale Zion,
who spoke of conditions in Pales-
tine.
Following the meeting members
who had contributed support to
the Jewish War Veterans in their
recent poppy drive were guests
of the veterans at a supper in
their honor.
In the future meetings of the
Junior Berdichevers are to be
held at Jericho Temple on Joy
Rd. Those desiring to become
members of this organization may
present applications on Monday
night at Jericho Temple.-

For Sale—Apartments

HOTEL

Wayne Chapter of Phi Delta
Kappa Honors Ginsberg,
Shaw, Sugar

Outstanding North and cor
21 apt 4 to 5 rooms like new.
$10,000 yr rolling in. Former
$125,000 value. $42,000 takes
it if you do business now.

$5,000 DOWN

Beautiful Oakman Blvd near
Gd. River. 13 apt antique
painted walls vacuum steam
high grade tubular boiler.
Sold $85,000. Can you imag-
ine such a sacrifice only
$25,000.

Mr. Bedford, Cadillac 0321

Homer Warren & Co.

REALTORS
64 years Dependable Service

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BERNICE PARKS
The Mezeritcher Social Club
VERSAIILIS CLUE SONS STAR
was organized Slav 6. as a me-
HASKELL—MODERN
MAGIC
morial to Harry Greenblatt, past
President of the Mezeritcher Pro-
91160115 40P-flien cara
gressive Society.
A meeting will be held June 17,
at 11812 Linwood Ave.
Officers are: Allen A. Seitz,
Ili DAVENPORT TE.2-636F
President; Sam Levin, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Philip P. Fealk, secre-
tary; Moe Miller, treasurer; Al-
bert Greenblatt, sergeant-at-arms;
Sidney Stoller. publicity manager: Contributions to Sylvia Si-
Morris Taxi, sports director; mons Scholarship Fund of
members of executive committee,
Music Study Club
Allen Seitz, Sam Levin. Mrs.
Philip Fealk, Moe Miller, Albert
Contributions to the Sylvia Si-
Greenblatt, Hy Gilbert Sidney mons Scholarship Fund of the
Stoller and Jack Gutterman.
Music Study Club have been re-
ceived from the following:
In honor of the confirmation of
DOWNTOWN THEATERS Bernard
Isenberg, Beverly Jean
Prentis, Margie Rosenbaum, War-
MICHIGAN—George Raft and ren M. Shwayder, Shirley Mae
Sylvia Sidney in "You and Me" Stein and Peggy Jean Wallace
are now at the Michigan Theater, from Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Morse.
together with Mickey Rooney's
In honor of the confirmation of
latest hilarious adventure, "Hold Bernee4 3 I seo1-7", Bever' - dean
Hi..., with 0- 4 folks -
Prentis, Wareen M., Shwayder,
do the holding being Maureen Shirley Mae Stein and Peggy Jean
O'Sullivan, Dennis O'Keefe and Wallace from Mr. and Mrs, Barry
a supporting cart including George Cohen.
Barbfer and Jessie Ralph. -
In honor of the graduation of
MADISON — Robert Toler, Charles Garvett from Temple High
Margaret Sullivan, Robert Young School and in honor of the conse-
and Franchot Tone in "Three cration of Barbara Savage. and
Comrades" is now at the Madi- Harriet Cooper from Dr. and Mrs.
son Theater.
Sol Q. Kesler.
PALMS STATE--"Law of the
Underworld" starring Chester Mrs. Sophie Saldman to
Rep-
Morris, Anne Shirley and Eduardo
Ciannelli and "Accidents Will resent Molly Segal Auxiliary
Happen" starring Gloria Blondell at J. C. R. S. Convention
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tour that fol- delegate to the national annual
lows his spectacular success over concerence to be held at the
the nation's radio networks, Tom- Denver Sanitorium, June 24 and
my Dorsey, "the sentimental gen- 25.
tleman of swing" and musical
The date set for the annual
idol of millions, brings his trom- banquet of the auxiliary is Sun-
bone, his orchestra and a grand day, Nov. 13. This date has been
show to the Fox Theater stage. set early so that all the societies
The screen attraction is another and oreanizatione will keep it onen
one of those amazing adventure when they plan their activities for
dramas, "Mr. Moto Takes • the fall.
bet if
Mr& Lilltan Liebergott. In honor of Chance," with the famous Satur-
the comerrat Ion of Bernice Rosenbaum. day Evening Post master of mys- Canada to Probe Nazi Activities
Mr and e. Moe Letter, In honor
of the consecration of June Smith, tery.
Pybl I Perlmutter and Frances twelves-
CINEMA — Starting Saturday.
OTTAWA (WNSI — A sweep-
berg
June 11, the Cinema Theater will ing investigation of Nazi activi-
Mr. and Mr.
m Upton, In honor
of the condonation or
Petty Jane present one of the biggest film ties in Canada has been ordered
F.wl a
programs of the year, with "The by the Canadian Government as
and Mrs. Maurice Landau. In
Mr
honor of the confirmation of Reverie Strange Case of Tom Mooney," a result of the disclosure that Hit-
F iends ilea Ruth Dworman.
the newsreel of the Detroit May lerite agents were trying to buy
Day parade, "Gypsies," the bril- Anticosti Island in the Gulf of
CARD OF THANKS
liant Russian film success, and the St. Lawrence. At the same time
Jack Ellenstein and daughter, 1938 Moscow May Day.
Premier Duolessie of Quebec
Barbara, wish to thank their rela-
Province denied that he had con-
tives and friends for the kindness
One finds but little ingratitude ferred with Karl Gerhardt. the
and sympathy extended them dur- so long as one is in a position to Nazi agent said to be dickering for
ing their recent bereavement
do rood. the purchase of the island.

Mrs. Mary Gordon, In
honor of
WU Ile. eriy Prentis
Mr.
and M re Harry Jarkeon, In
honor of the Bar /Antral, of Brandy
Simons and the confirmation of Richard
Blaine Barris Aaron Horton llama,
and Bernard Isenberg.
Mr land Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, in
honor or the f onkrmat ion of Beverly
Prentia and Rhoda merry Brown.
Mr and Mrs. Alen linernmn, in honor
of Henry F.hrlich'e graduation, the
confirmation or Joseph Le( k of sky and
the conserrstion of Framer Lovers -

A ghaffir lost his life and a Zionist leader. Louis Lipsky,
settler was wounded during a de- elected president of Masada, Zion-
fense of Jeida which was attacked ist youth organization, at the
be a gang of terrorists. The close of its fifth national conven-
fatality was Zvi Levin, 29 years tion.
The convention launched the
old, who was ore of the ruards
defending the settlement located Masada grove campaign to plant
near Afuleh. Hanoch Gliminski. 2,000 trees in th,.. Palestine for-
36-year-old settler, was wounded est known as Year Hachamishah,
before the attackers • were re- to commemorate the five chalutz-
pulsed. Terrorists also attacked im who were ambushed and slain
Beth Alpha, but were driven off there last year, and authorized
by the watchmen. Bloodstains the creation of a special depart-
were discovered leading from the ment to organize and train leaders
colony, indicating that several of for Young Judaea.
The convention session on
the attacking band had been
Saturday night, May 28. was ad-
wounded.
Yavniel was also a target for dressed by A. H. Friedland. Philip
terrorists who invaded the fields Slomovitz, editor of The Detroit
of the settlement Three Jewish Jewish Chronicle. addreased the
ghaffirs standing guard were at- session on Sunday morning. May
tacked by the gang. lit the ex- 29. Dr. Abbe Hillel Silver ad-
chatitre of shots, one of the ghat- dressed the convention banquet
fits, Mordecai Sukennik. was hit.
but not seriously wounded. One
When they have to much wit,
of the Arab attackers was also children die young.

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Report to League of Nations Sur.
YeKValestine Settlement of
Refugees
NEW YORK — The secretary-

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Morton Sultan, 16-year-old De-
troit pianist, was enthusiastically
received by music lovers of Chi-
cago when he was soloist with the
Illinois Symphony Orchestra in
Chicago on Sunday, May 15,
Morton's success as an artist
was definitely proclaimed by Chi-

wounded in the affray. Thirteen
Arabs were arrested when police
dogs followed the scent of the
murderers of Levin in the Arab
workers quarters of the German-
Christian colony of Waldheim
near Nazareth. The condition of
Gliminski took a turn for the
worse as doctors were forced to
amputate his left lee.
Appeals for clemency, based on
the youth of the condemned men
and on the fact that they had
not been convicted of any crime
outside of the possession of
weapons, were directed to Lt.
Gen. R. II. Raining, Commander-
in-Chief of British Forces in
Palestine, by the members of the
Chief Rabbinate, headed by Rabbi
Isaac Herzog and Rabbi Jacob
Meier, on behalf of Abraham
Shein and Shlomo ben Joseph,
sentenced to death by the military
court.

general of the League of Nations
this week received an annual
official report from the Jewish
Agent jor
- 23a tine
that during the year ending Sept.
30, 1937 public organizations in
Palestineeereceived $6,810,000 'of
'which $4,576,000 was contributed
to the Palestine Foundation Fund
and the Jewish National Fund,
which are combined in the United
Palestine Appeal, it was an-
nounced at the national headquar-
ters of the United Palestine Ap-
peal, American Jewish agency for
the purchase ief land and the
building of agricultural and ur-
ban centers fur the settlement of
.aelcorned the. trnona. who refugees in Palestine.

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