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October 7, 1938

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GUNSBERG RE-ELECTED LEHMAN MAY BE FIRST
TO SERVE 10 YEARS
TO HEAD BNAI MOSHE
AS N. Y. GOVERNOR

Louis Gunsberg was re-elected
RELIABLE Ii OUSE HELP. president of Congregation Bnai
Laundresses, women for house Moshe at the annual meeting
cleaning, house maids, women held Sunday. Adolph Beck was
for part time work. By hour.
day or week. Schlesinger's,
Madison 2526.

Ballet Caravan at
Town Hall Oct. I2

ROCHESTER, N. Y. (WNS)
Eugene Loring, whose chore-
-Ilerbert II. Lehman, three ography for "Yankee Clipper"
times elected governor of the was acclaimed by the New York
State of New York, was renomi- press as the finest of the year,
nated for a fourth term by the will dance the role of the rest-
New York State Democratic con-
.
vention after he changed his
QUILTS - Made or recovered
mind about not accepting, re-
from your own feathers or
nomination and agreed to run
wools. Pillows recovered-spe-
against Thomas E. Dewey, the
Republican nominee, who was
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
stsarted on his political careed
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
each
No matter what you pay,
by Lehman. By accepting re-
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
11649 Dexter Blvd.. at Webb.
nomination, Governor Lehman
no laundry
stands a better than even chance
Ilogarth
9050.
can launder • finer shirt
of becoming the first man to be
HAVE
THE
BEST
EQUIPMENT
MADE
governor of the Empire State
WE
FOOT TROUBLES?
for 10 years. Ile has already
See Michigan's only shoe
served three two-year terms, hav-
refitter. We guarantee to
ing been first elected in 1932
correct your foot trouble by
when he succeeded Franklin D.
proper shoe adjustments. We
Flat Piece. carefully Ironed
Roosevelt, under whose two ad-
eliminate slipping at the heels.
Additional Pounds 11%e lb.
ministrations Lehman was Lieu-
We
are
absolutely
the
only
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERV:CE
tenant-Governor. If reelected in
firm in Detroit doing this type
November of this year, Governor
of refitting.
Lehman will serve for four more
DANIEL'S SHOE CLINIC
years since the Constitution of
1426 Griswold St.
New York was amended last
Net roollaWaalblo for ton.burot or wind-whipped Wish.
year to provide four-year terms
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
HEBREW, Yiddish, English, Citi-
for governors. At present for-
LOUIS GUNSBERG
zenship and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
mer Governor Alfred E. Smith
in and writing in five (5) les- re-elected
vice-president; John holds the record for consecutive
sons guaranteed. Free trial les- Adler, treasurer. and Dr. Joseph
years in office as governor, hav-
Ballet Caravan in "Yankee
son. Da -,id Horowitz, the teach- Sturman, secretary. Louis Tina- ing served four two-year terms.
Clipper"
er. 2025 Blaine, Apt. 7. Trinity ner, Max Matyas, I. Auslander
Lehman's decision to accept re-
2-9666.
and Emanuel Klein were re- nomination was an about-face on less farmer who joins up for a
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
elected board members, in addi- his part as he had previously nn- hard trip around the world on a
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will be
HORSEBACK RIDING-Ride for tion to the hold-overs.
flounced his candidacy for the clipper ship, when the Ball e t
Finished Same Day-NO EXTRA CHARGE
Mrs. Jacob Farkas was elected United States Senate to fill the Caravan, Lincoln Kirstein's eel ..
your health. Now is the beat
president
of
the
Bnai
Moshe
Sis-
vac
time of the year. Rates, $1 per
ancy left by the death of Mated New York company of 2
1 " Senator Royal S. Copeland.
comes to Detroit next wee
hour, including Sundays. Morn- terhood, succeeding M rs. 1 .-"
"Yankee Clipper" will be one f
ingside Riding Academy. Five Meer. Sisterhood officers will be
installed
by
Rabbi
Moses
Fischer
Mile Road at Morningside Dr.
three ballets to be presented
per pound
WEARING APPAREL
the opening attraction of t
One and a half miles west of Tuesday, Oct. 11.
The congregation officers will
Per
Detroit Town Ilall in the Fish
Middlebelt Road. Livonia 4126.
be welcomed at the inaugural
Theater, Wednesday, Oct. 12,
Minimum Charge, $1.80
dinner dance, Oct. 30.
11 a. m.
MINERAL BATAS-Treatments
The Bnai Moshe Men's 'Club Was One of Founders of
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Music for "Yankee Clipper
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
will hold its annual election Wed-
written by composer Paul Bowie
tism, sciatica and colds. Also
Zionist Movement in
nesday, Oct. 12.
was
played by the Philadelph
Turkish and reducing baths.
This Country
Symphony Orchestra for the b
Wayne Mineral Baths, 030
Seek
Whereabouts
of
Jack
let's brilliant debut last year.
Front St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd.).
Station"-the seco
(Selig) Appleman
. NEW YORK.-Isidor D. Mor-
Randolph 6744.
rison, one of the founders of the ballet-is a modern Americ
theme
based
on an exciting d in
Information is wanted of Jack Zionist movement in this country,
HORSEBACK RIDING, $1 per
in the life of a gasoline stati
hour. Beautiful stables and (Selig) Appleman, alias Appel- died Sniffles' at his home at the
attendant.
clubhouse. Cross-country trails, baum, 57 years of age, tall, age of 66.
Mr. Morrison was honorary
illuminated track for night weighs 150 pounds, has dark
secretary of the Federation of
hair,
grayish
eyes,
a
moustache,
riding. Fine food at moderate
American Zionists, now known
prices. Catering to hayrides a junk peddler by occupation.
who has been missing since 1931 as the Zionist Organization of
and all parties. Morton's Rid-
HAROLD POMERANTZ
ing Stables, 5 Mile Rd., two when he disappeared from De-
of 2277 Clairmount Ave., 5
Season's Greetings
miles west of Telegraph Rd. troit. His wife, Anna, now liv-
years old, died on Oct. 3.
ing
in
New
York
City,
is
very
at Harrison.
neral services were held on 0
anxious to ascertain his where-
3 with interment in Machpel
abouts. Anyone knowing of this
PRIVATE LESSONS in Hebrew man's location is requested to
Cemetery. He is survived
language, grammar and litera- communicate with the National
his mother, Mrs. Diana Pom i
ture, Bible, Mishna. Gemorah. Desertion Bureau, 67 W. 47th
Lintz, and two brothers, Max a
Children and adults. Prepa- St., New York City.
William.
ration for Bar Mitzvah. Call
Wholesale Glass Jobbers
Tyler 7-1618.
Contributions to the Jewish
HARRIS BROMBERG
Manufacturers of Mirrors,
.Beveled Plate and Leaded
of this city, 69 years old, d
Children's Home
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN,
Art Glass. Chipping and
on
Sept.
29. Funeral servi
business or professional! Are
were held on Oct, 2. Ile is
Sand Blasting.
The Jewish Children's Home ac-
you interested in making desir-
vived
by
three
sons, Louis, hi
knowledges
donations
from
the
able acquaintances for the ob-
2132.44 BAKER ST.
ris and Sol; a daughter, S i
ject of matrimony? Strictly following:
Mrs.
W.
D.
alayer,
Slot.
A
II
Eder,
Eugene
Freedman
of Chica
CA. 4216.4217
confidential. Write Box No. 1, Mot. Ruth Ostrow. Mrs. W. ItIndskopp,
and a sister, Mrs. Anna Bernst
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Mot. J. Schwarea Mot Gordon, Niro
Barry B•raer, Mn, H. Chaffin, Mrs.
of Brooklyn, N. Y.

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That You Have All Been Inscribed in the Book of
Life for a happy and Prosperous New Year
Is Our Sincere Wish

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Season's Greetings

Jacob
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aa Teme0
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Succoth gerolees:

TE. 1.7523

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for a gentleman. Tele-
phone service. 2282 I'ingree
Ave. Tyler 6-4516

Season's Greetings

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rosin for lady or gentleman in
apartment of young couple.
Reasonable. Good transporta-
tion. 3840 Elmhurst Ave., Apt.
5. Inquire Sunday or eve-
nings daily.

Mam a

3411 Woodward at Peterboro

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(MATINEES WED. L SAT.)
Direct from New York
and London Triumphs

A GROUP THEATRE
PRODUCTION

GOLDEN
Boy

by CLIFFORD ODETS

with

FRANCES FARMER
LUTHER ADLER
MORRIS CARNOVSKY

All Ryon 13e. $1.10, 51.85, 12.19, 99.73
Red, Mott Me, 11.10, 51.63
NW. Nal.: BR, 51.10. f1.13. 11.90

Season's Greetings

Russell P. Tow

CONCRETE BLOCKS and
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES

11666 BROADSTREET

HO. 2818

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L. VITALI
TILE CO.

TILE AND MARBLE
CON TRACTORS

Tile for All Purposes

Modernising and Repairing

13764 Conley Avenue
TOwnsend 7.1219

Season's Greetings

Dr. W. E. Darling Detroit Furniture
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Frame tl Carving
1104 Francis Palms Bldg.
Company

Car. Elizabeth and Woodward

CA. 8615

A. T. TUBBS

5239 TILLMAN AVE.

Season'" Greetings

ATLAS CONE &
CANDY MFG. CO .

JOHN 1.

Season's Greetings

KALEANIAN

Makers of Baby Grand and
Smile Cones
Te. 1.2822
4155 St. Aubie

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LA 4500

The reward of one duty is the
another.

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MAKERS OF FINE FURS

Detroit'. F”orlte

Sam tFhwaita, Mrs. Ella Toshbant. Mr.
- Iron of Nollonal limekiln( . Mr. and
Mot. ItohlIrk, Mrs, H. II. Franklin, Ales.
Hem flensher K. Herbert Aronaxon. Mr.
ond Slot. Joareleon. Mrs. It. Mathes;
Mr. and Mra. Ilereuan Cohen. to honor
of eponly revotery Olen ry Shatter,
Mr. and Moe. Emil Stern ond 3Ira SL",
Iloldman, In memory of Mro. Cella Mos.
000109

FOR RENT - Large furnished
room for girl or couple in
home of three adults. Good
home. Kitchen privileges. 2695
Monterey. Townsend 6-7330.

rii/Jeinat
muumuus
2903
Elmhurst
TO. 11411139

Res. Cantor
DAVID
GOLDEN

FOR RENT-Light, airy room for
single person or employed cou-
ple in home of adults. Pleasant
surroundings. Kitchen privileges.
Rosenthal, 11331 Dexter Blvd.,
Apt. 108. Davison 2801.

Balle Engineering
Products Co.

CHARLES W. BALLE

14035 HOUSTON AVE.

Pingrata

9192

FOR RENT-Large, clean, cozy
room in quiet home. Evening
meal optional. Good transpor-
tation. 2558 Monterey Ave.
Townsend 6.1641.

America, from 1890 to 1904.
Since then he continued his in-
Ing r. ' 7?cl.i' 71' , ' a r t 'Ir cOltetr' ' , 15 ,1 e7,11 Y 1TIt'er tk: terest in the Palestine movement
In will preach. - The Constancy of Na-
and occupied important pasts in
ture and the Inconstancy of Mau.•
the Zionist Organization, the Pal-
Vernet of Conelnalont
at 10, Itnhlil estine Foundation Fund and the
o
T n "A Onion United Palestine Appeal.
'"VIIII"Ultat'h IT.
Id•ioi';"(1I4-
of the Year 5595."
He was a member of the ad-
ministrative committee of the
--
Sabbath Herrin,
Hatordny. oct 8. at II o'clock. Or. Enited Palestine Appeal for sev-
in
speak on "Truth
Franklin 19111
eral years, and was chairman
l'oetrY."
of its committee on budget and
Afternoon Tea Donee:
operation. Mr. Morrison also
Four eons and laugh tern of 11.411 oehrol
tote ore honed to ntleml the opening was a member of the advisory
sunday nfternom tea dance of the so
council of the Jewish National
lilch
i•nr1 Ref01011 Or Temple Beth El
school on Sunday, end. 9, at 3 n't he k. Fund of America and he contrib.
tuitoends. to many Jewish organize-

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fontiztr Notts

FOR RENT - Front, furnished
room in beautiful quiet home
of two adults. Cross-ventila-
tion. Congenial atmosphere.
Garage. Good transportation.
Glynn Ct. near Lawton. Town-
send 8.0424.

Orman Passod owa5
Mrs.
n•reday eventna, Sept. H. at her hum ,
Sirs. (Ireton wets te, member of the 514 -
terh al of Temple Beth Jaren and a
rorldent of Pontiac for 9O yeara She
Is sorsi,rd by her husband, Haul Or.
neon. and On, eons, 5111100, Loulte and
Burial was to Cloter
I I /I
,! Mau
11111 t't foolery, Rabbi Eric Friedland of.
holm,

FOR RENT - Furnished room.
Reasonable. Near bus and car
line. Call Townsend 5-9337.

Arthur Eollln,rote of Mr. and MD,
M. W. 1:011In of Dwight Ht., and All.
Shirley Present, daughter of Mr. and
Mot. William Present of Mohawk
nuttrl ■ ulatr.d nt Oho Fnlversley of Mich-
igan in Ann Arbor.

FOR RENT-Two room well-
furnished kitchenette apart-
ment. 3741 Collingwood Ave.,
Apt. 301. Near Dexter. Tyler
7-4285.

FOR RENT - Eight room flat,
newly-decorated, four bed-
rooms, oil heat, modern con-
veniences. Open Sunday from
1 to 4 p. m. at 3291 Webb
Ave. For appointment call
Tyler 5-6612.

FOR RENT - Nice furnished
room for lady or gentleman.
Board if desired. Townsend
5-7439.

FOR RENT-Comfortable, fur-
nished room for one or two
girls or employed couple. Or
school girl will share her room
with high school girl. Kitchen
privileges. Near Dexter and
Lawton buses. Davison 9050.

Mizrachi Women's Simchas
Torah Party on Oct. 18

Following an annual tradition,
the Mizrachi Women of Detroit
will sponsor their annual Sim-
chas Torah party on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 18, at the Bnai
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter and
Lawrence. Members and friends
of Mizrachi are, urged to be
pi sent.
The regular meeting for Miz-
rachi Women members will be
held the following afternoon,
Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 1:30, at
the Bnai Moshe.
The annual donor luncheon of
the Mizrachi Women takes place
this year on Nov. 15, at the
Shaarey Zedek. Mrs. Abraham
Caplan is chairman and Mrs. J.
Kunin is one of the co-chairman.
Mrs. I. Rosenthal is chairman of
the souvenir booklet.

FOR RENT-Comfortable, airy
room in private home of small
Weisgal Sets Record for Tel
adult family. References- Rich-
Aviv Trip
ton near Linwood. Townsend
TEL AVIV (W N S - Palcor
6-0121.
Agency) - Meyer W. Weisgal,
executive director of the Palestine
FOR RENT - Large furnished
Pavilion at the New York World's
room for lady or couple. No
Fair of 1939, arrived in Tel Aviv
objection to child. Home of
on Sept. 30, establishing what is
two adults. Good transporta-
regarded as a record for the jour-
tion. Reasonable. 1710 W.
ney from New York to this all-
Philadelphia. Madison 9524.
Jewish city. He made the entire
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE trip in eight days, having flown
nice airy room in refined home. from England. Weisgal is con-
Meal at noon required. Call ferring with designers of the Pal-
estine exhibit and with leading
Townsend 7-7562.
manufacturers with regard to the
FOR SALE -Choice pieces of New York show.
furniture at sacrifice. Also
Paintings and Oriental rugs.
Private home. No dealers. FOR RENT - Attractive room,
2715 Glynn Ct.
large and airy. suitable for a
couple. Reasonable. Clement+
ROOM AND BOARD for child
near Linwood. Call Townsend
of school age. Good home in
5.6142.
Highland Park. Write Box '70,

Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

YOUNG LADY, employed, will
exchange light services eve-
Let the people praise thee. 0
nings for room and board.
God; let all the people praise

vsz
ISIDOIIE D. MORRISON •

GEORGE GERALD EPSTEAN
of 1476 Chicago Blvd., 64 years
old, died on Oct. 2. Funeral
services were held on Oct. 4 with
burial in Woodmere Cemetery.
lie is survived by his wife, Anna;
la son. Kenneth R. and two
daughters, Mrs. Ilerbert M.
Meyer and Mrs. Gilbert Hart.

DRIVING TO CHICAGO on Sat-
urday, October 15, for week-
end. Can accommodate three
passengers. Write Box 13,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

MRS. FANNY LEFKOFSKY
of 3309 Clairmount Ave. died on
Thursday, Sept. 29, at the age
of 58. Funeral services were
held on Friday, Sept. 30, and
burial was in Machpelah Ceme-
tery. Mrs. Leficasky had lived
in Detroit for 30 years and was
a liberal contributor to worthy
causes. Surviving her are her
husband, Oscar W.; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Sam Kreisler of De-
troit and Mrs. Harry Hartz of
Flint; two sons, Jack 0. Lefton
and Max Blum, and three grand-
children.

IN MEMORIAM

Will Be Open on Tuesday, October 11
AT 12216 LINWOOD AVENUE
Between Richton and Cortland
meals at • reasonable price.. Also private
featuring excellent for
dining room catering showers, parties, etc.

DETROIT POST NO. 135
HONORED BY VETERANS

Dr. Robert Rosen was elected
by the Jewish War Veterans of
the United States, in annual
convention at the Book-Cadillac
Hotel. as national committeeman

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The Adduct of famoui fact

Season's Greetings

JONES
EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY

Male and Female Help Fur-
In loving memory of our dar-
nished Free of Charge
ling wife and mother. Sarah
Reliable colored help by Day
DR.
ROBERT
ROSEN
Bernstein. who passed away two
or Week-Maids. Waitresses,
Laundresses. References
in-
years aro, Sept. 30, 1936 (14
of the Fifth Zone, comprising
vestigated.
days in Tishri.).
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. Dr.
4116 Beaubien Street
gone-tale's Just awn,
She
Rosen will have jurisdiction over
Telephone CO. 1010
the posts in these states and in
Dad, Ralph and Mildred.
the formation of new posts.
Ile is past commander of Ant-
In loving memory of our dear
daughter and sister. Lillian Zar- ler Post No. 334 of American
Legion, treasurer of the Military
Season's Greetings
ankin, who passed away seven
Order of the World War and
days ago, Sept. 24, 1931 (12
vice president of the 43rd na-
days in Tishri).
Sadly missed by her parents, tional encampment corporation
and housing chairman during the
sister and brothers.
convention. Ile is a member of
For a New Ford or •
the following: Association of
GOOD USED CAR
Highland "Park A. Z. A. Military Surgeons, Wayne Coun-
ty Medical Society. Michigan
12151 Grand River
Chapter Discussion
State Medical Society, Fellow of
14700 Grand River
Forum Oct. 12
the American Medical Associa-
tion, Johns Hopkins Surgical So-
The cultural committee under ciety, contributor to medical
the leadership of Philip Rothschild journals and former president of
and Louis Hoexter will be in Maimonides Medical Society. Ile
charge of the social event of High- is a graduate of Johns Hopkins
Season's Greetings
land Park A. Z. A. to be held University Medical School, and
Wednesday evening, Oct. 12.
a member on the staff at Grace
Dr. M. M. Silverman, past- Ilospital. Ile lives at 288 Mack
president of Bnai Brith Louis Ave.
Marshall Lodge, will speak on anti-
Semitism; Samuel Hoexter, teach-
er and lecturer at Wayne Univer- Mayfair Ballroom Is Now
sity, will lead the group in dis-
Available for Private
cussion. Movie slides will be
Parties
"GOOD CLEANING PAYS"
shown on European conditions.
Jess R. Feller, A. Z. A. deputy for
Mayfair Ballroom, 3116 Wood-
the State of Michigan, will be in ward, at Watson. is available for
Telephone RE. 4336
charge of this event This pro- private parties and dances, either
20905 W. 7-Mile Road
gram will start at 8 p. m. in the
during the days or nights, in-
Roselawn Apartment ballroom, 111
holidays. Arrangements
Wayne University Presents Highland Ave. The public is in- cluding
may be made by calling Clifford
vited.
"Liliom"
1281.
Julian Feller, member of Chap-
The Mayfair Ballroom oper-
As its opening production of ter 311, has been appointed, gen- ated for 29 years on Woodward
the' current 1938-39 series, the eral chairman of the annual A. Z. at Watson and was formerly
Workshop Players of Wayne A.A. Day, Oct. 16. An extensive known as the Majestic. Formerly
University present Molnar's "Lil- program will be held in the audi- it was used for public dances
iom," Oct. 7 and 8. in the De- torium of the Central High School. every night, but from now on it
Seymour Jacoby has assumed the will be available for rentals. It
troit Institute of Arts Auditor-
ium. "Liliom," a play of fan- duties of the president during the is the most beautifully appointed
absence
of Wilfred Katz.
tasy, is the best known work of
ballroom in Detroit. The dance
Ernest Denefeld has been named floor is laid on springs and is
the noted Jewish dramatist and
in
charge
of the installation com- the only one of its kind in De-
author. Ferenc Molnar. • Those
- 10
heading • large cast include: mittee for the chapter. Bnal Brith troit.
REGULARS
Whitfield Connor. Helen Clau- Louis Marshall Lodge will officiate.
A bowling team has been an-
STLINIES
sen, Ralph Bernstein and Tressa
Junior Berditchevers
ON DRAFT
lrudeau. The production is un- nounced by the Highland Park
der. the personal supervision of A. Z. A. Chapter 313, and the fol-
Junior
Berditchevers met Oct. ,
Richard R. Dunham, director of lowing members will represent the
the theater. Tickets may be ob- chapter: Philip Rothschold, Julian 3 at Webster Hall. Plans for a
tained at the box office or reser- Feiler, Alfred Rcdner, Leroy Holt- bingo party were discussed.
Nominations for officers will '
vations may be made by calling man and Louis Hoexter.
be held Tuesday, Oct. 18.
Co.. 2020.
The
Senior Berditchevers pre-
George Salomon, who was re-
Other productions in the se-
ries -will be Congreve's "Way of sently tendered a testimonial din- rented plans for their annual ball
OM SAM
ner
upon
the
completion
of
35
which
will
be held the latter part
the World," Nov. 18, 19; O'Neill's
"Beyond the Horizon, Jan. 20, years as ■ reporter on the New of January. A junior commit-
presi-
by the
21, and E. P. Conkel's "Prologue York Herald-Tribune, is a descen- tee was appointed
dant of Ilaym Salomon. dent to assist the seniors.
to Glory," April 28, 29.

A native of Lomza. Poland,
where he was born in 1871, the
son of Moses and Helen Bishko-
wich Morrison, he came to this
country in 1886. Ile was gradu-
ated from the New York Uni-
versity, Law School in 1896 and
admitted to the New York bar
that year. In 1905 Mr. Morri-
son became senior member of the
law firm of Morrison & Schiff.
In 1913 he married Miss Dora
Levy, daughter of Bernard and
Esther Levy of New York.
For several years he was
prominently identified with the
Jewish Theological Seminary of
America and was a member of
the board of directors. Also he
Nati a member at large of the
American Jewish Committee, a
member of the Committee for He-
brew University and a member of
theJerusalein Center Committee of
United Synagogues of America
from 1928 to 1934.
Mr. Morrison was a member of
Ilnai Jeshurun, where funeral
services were held Tuesday with
Dr. Israel Goldstein officiating.
llonorary pall bearers were
Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Judge Mor-
ris Rothernberg, Sol Stroock. Dr.
Cyrus Adler, Edgar J. Nathan,
Arthur Oppenheimer, Abraham
Krasne, Dr. Louis Finkelstein,
Dr.' Louis Ginsberg, Dr. Alex-
ander Marx, Henry Singer, Har-
ry Liebovitz and Louis B. Si-
monds.

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