e 4merlt7Rlt lavisk Palatial! &WC _ CLIFTON ATILN01 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PEDerRorrikwisnaiRONICLE October 7, 1938 PAGE SEVEN and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE , Music Study Club Jubilee Luncheon Saturday, Oct. 15 MADE WITHOUT FAT PRODUCTS HEI The Music Study Club of De- troit will celebrate its 15th an- niversary with a jubilee lunch- eon to be held at the Statler Hotel, on Saturday. Oct. 15, at 12:i0 p. m. A unique program ARE ALL APPROVED BY THE Union of ORTHODOX JEWISH Congregations of America Engagements Hadassah Monthly Meeting on Oct. 14 Specia/ Purchase! • The Detroit chapter of Hadas- its regular monthly sah will hold Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. Beerman of Milwaukee, Wia, announc with its weekly the engagement of their daughter, Lenore, to Albert Shane, son meeting together Roll rally meeting, on Honor of David Shane of Indianapolis, Ind. Friday, Oct. 14, at 2:15 p. m., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shapiro of 4874 Cortland Ave. announce the betrothal of their daughter. Lilyan, to Dr. Michael Alpern, son of Mr& M. Alpern of East Liverpool, 0. The wedding will be an event of early spring. Mr. and Mr& Joseph Kurland of McQuade Ave. announce the engagement of their daughter, Goldie, to Norman Zager, brother of Rabbi M. Zager. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Franovitz announce the engagement of their daughter, Belle, to Harold B. Kukes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kukes. REGAL MINK AT ITS MOST PAREVE HEINZ VEGETARIAN OVEN-BAKED HEINZ VEGETARIAN SOUP. A de. ular best-seller for many years. MRS. HY C. BRODER MILCII Oct. 9—Miss Rosalind Jacobson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harry Jacobson, to Murry Chess. son of .Ira. Fannie Chess of New York City. Oct. 9—Miss Marion Robins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Robins of 3272 Calvert Ave., to Max M. Lebowitz, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Marton Lebowitz of Youngstown, 0., at the• home of the groom's parents in Youngstown. Oct. 9—Miss Melba Agree, daughter of Mrs. Rose Agree of 2461 Glynn Ct., to Sidney Wisch, son of Mrs. Rae Wisch of Cleveland, 0.. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Agree in the Detroiter Hotel. Oct. 23—Miss Ethel Morrita. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Morritz of Elmhurst Ave., to Hyman L. Cramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Cramer of Cleveland, 0., at Congregation Shaarey Zedek, at 4:30 p. m. Oct. 23—Miss Libby Small, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Small of 2692 Calvert Ave., to Milton J. Pierce. son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Pinsky of 3309 Eldihurst Ave., at the Bnai David Synagogue, 14th at Elmhurst, at 6 p. m. Oct. 25—Miss Flora Beckman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Beckman of 1665 Boston Blvd., to Nathan H. Richman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Richman of Albany, N. Y., at Lacher's, 3153 Cass Ave., at 6:30 p. m., reception following at 9:30 p. m. 7 Heinz CREAM Soups, made with rich cream and newly churned butter: awe OF WIRT (KM OF TOMATO CRUM Of MUSHROOM CREAM OF GRIM PIA CRUM OF ASPARAGUS CRIAM Of SPINACH CORN CHOMDIR and more than 40 other i f iD products. Look for the seal of approval 0 on the label. MRS. DAVIS COLE SLASHED $2,000 To Be Sold on Today's Low Market 9739-41 N. Martindale Grand River - Joy Road Readily-rented 4-family flat on brick foundation, brick to the eaves. composition roof. 6 rooms, sunroom & individual front porch each apartment 4 furnaces. 4-car garage. Shown by appointment. ANDREW L. MALOTT, INC. RA. 9600 3l00 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG. DETROIT LODGE No. 55 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BINGO PARTY Opening Night—Refreshments Free WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 at 8:30 P. M. DETROIT LODGE CASTLE HALL Erskine and John R St.. and Continued Every Wednesday Thereafter New System — CASH PRIZES AT EVERY GAME to play all evening Admission ticket entitles b and participate in free drawing for cash door prise. has been planned complimenting the founders and past presidents, the latter to participate in a nlay written by Mrs. Myron D. Jacoby and directed by Mrs. Walter Field. The play will be in the form of a radio broadcast about the growth of the Music Study Club. Members and prospective mem- bers are invited to attend the celebration. T h e enterprising committee encourages 'early res- ervations. for which call 51ra. Meyer Govern, Townsend 6-6137, Oct. 1—To Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Butzcl (Rosalie Kahn) no later than Friday, Oct. 14. a son, Albert K. Mrs. Davis H. Cole will be Oct. 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin B. Levin (Betty Eisenman) chairman of the afternoon. of 13233 LaSalle Blvd., a non. Births Mizrachi to Meet Wednesday, Oct. 12 The first meeting of the new year of the Mizrachi Organize. tion of Detroit will be held at Congregation Mishkan Issrael, 2625 Blaine, Wednessday eve- ning, Oct. 12. The president, Daniel Temchin, urges all mem- bers and friends of the local branch of the religious-Zionist movement to attend this holiday function and general member- ship meeting. Rabbi Moses Fischer will speak in behalf of the Detroit Council of Orthodox Rabbis. Rabbi Max .1. Wohlgelernter will discuss the life and writings of the late Rabbi Abraham Isaac Ila-Kohen Kook of Jerusalem, Palestine. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the meeting. The 'public is invited. Young Israel Forum To Begin on Nov. 4 MAYFAIR BALLROOM 3116 WOODWARD AT WATSON NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, DANCES, etc. EVERY DAY AND NIGHT DURING THE WEEK, INCLUDING HOLIDAYS APPLY AT OFFICE OR PHONE CLIFFORD 1281 MID-EASTERN CONFERENCE OF JUNIOR COUNCIL HERE OCT. 8-9 The much-awaited mid-eastern activities. Delegates will attend conference of the National Coun- business meetings on Sunday morning from 9:30 to 12:30. at cil of Jewish Juniors will be held which time a "bruncheon" will on Oct. 8 and 9 at the Statler be served. From 2 to 4 D. m. Hotel. Chapters from the Mid- the business meetings will con- Eastern States are to be repre- tinue, with a tea in the English sented by delegates. Virginia Room ending the conference. Mildred Beerbohm is chairman Kramer. mid-eastern conference of correspondence for the con- president, will preside. A full program has been ar- ference. Muriel Victor is chair- ranged by committees headed by man of arrangements. assisted by Helen Kahn, general chairman of Helen Lefkofaky. Ruth Sher, the conference. for the entire Edith liollinstat, Sylvia Hollinstat week-end, starting with registra- and Shirley Saulson are co- tion from 3 to 6 p. on Satur- chairmen of the hostess commit- day. to be followed by a ban- tee. Also assisting this group quet at 6:15 p. m. A formal are Ann Farbman, Helen Hor- dance, beginning at 9:30, in the witz and Frieda Litmak. Helen Crystal Ballroom. with Marvin Boodin and Sydelle Sermon are Kahn and his orchestra providing oo-chairmen of the reception the music, will climax the day's Committee. For the second consescutive year, Congregation Beth Tefilo Emanuel and Young Israel of Detroit will join in sponsoring a series of 20 Friday evening forums during the fall and win- ter season. Rabbi Max J. Wohl- gelernter of Emanuel Synagogue and Attorney Meyer Weisenfeld, chairman of the Young Israel committee, will have charge of the programs. The first lecture, to be given by a prominent out-of-town Rabbi. will be presented on Fri- day evening, Nov. 4. !Marriages MRS. ROSE NEEDLE, President as well as the other Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary of Congregation B'nai David ELMHURST and FOURTEENTH extend best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year to all its members, also to the entire Jewish Community. NEW! SPRAY--IT Furniture Decorating Service MAKES ALL FURNITURE LOOK LIKE NEW! In his Yom Kippur sermon, Rabbi Isaac Stellman of Con- gregation Mishkan Israel. 2626 Blaine Ave., among others dwelt on the projected organization of the young people who worship in the synagogue. In enumerating the extent of the group's activities he laid par- ticular stress on the formation of a junior congregation to be inaugurated on Sabbath Noah, Oct. 22, at the synagogue, where the services will be conducted by the young people, with the help and advice of competent supervisors. A class in Bible study will also be had in the course of such services. The next meeting of the or- ganisation will be held on Tues- day, Oct. 11, at the synagogue, at 8:30 p. m. It will be ad- dressed by a prominent speaker . An interesting musical program has been arrranged. Everyone is invited to attend. ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND IS DONE AT YOUR HOME WITH NO INCONVENIENCE TO YOU PRICES EXTREMELY REASONABLE SPRAY-IT SERVICE CO. 14127 WYOMING AVE. 'FURNACE OIL LA 3500 Seek Whereabouts of Charles Kauss Succoth Services at Cong. Emanuel Cantor Rubin Bovarsky of Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman- uel and his choir will chant the Maariv service, at 6 p. in. on Sunday, also Mussaf prayers Monday and Tuesday. Morning services will commence at 8:30. Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter will preach both days after the reading of the Torah. His sub- jects will be: Monday. "World Peace"; Tuesday, "Peace Upon Israel." Rabbi Wohlgelernter will oc- cupy the pulpit again at S o'clock in the afternoon on both dsys of the Festival, speaking . in Yid- dish on the message of • Succah" and "Lulay." girl. A dinner and reception was held following the ceremony at the Fort Wayne Hotel. The out- of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. M. Levitt of Hamilton. Ont., Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris of St Catharines, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. E. Nadel) and J. Nadel) and daughter, Francis of Windsor, Ont., Mr. and Mrs. M. Helper and family of Cleveland, 0. Mr. and Mrs. Miro left for California and Mexicc) and on their return will reside at 3311 Chicago Blvd. Dr. Franklin One of the Speakers on Year's Pro- gram of "Message of Israel" Entering its fifth year, the "Message of Israel" finds a wide radio audience in the United States and Canada eagerly await- ing it. This broadcast, sponstored by the United Jewish Laymen's Committee every Saturday eve- ning from 7 to 7:30, Eastern Standard Time, over the blue network of the National Broad- casting Company. has been ac- claimed by critics as maintain- ing one of the "highest stand- ards of any similar program on the air today." The sneakers for the year 1938-1939 are: Ortober—Rehhl Louis Weleey. Rodeph trhaleern. Ph ilndellthls November—Rabbi Edward land!. Btu Rinal. Deitimore. iweemiwr—Rsevi Harry Levi. 'Temple Isms:, Boston. January-8.555 Victor Reichert. Ilene Bonet, Cincinnati. n. d Nola Poor. Phearith Ismael. N. T. r. March—MOM Abram Almon, •aah• !won Hebrew, Washington . A peg—Rabbi Leo Franklin, Beth El, 15015015. Way—IT•kni Aoloroon Fresher, Roder ISh•loo; at the Shaarey Zedek. "Ilanita," a Palestine produced talking pic- ture, will be shown. At the rally held last Friday, Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich spoke of the fact that Hadassah is going for- ward in Palestine in spite of all the hardships and current ob- stacle. Mrs. II. C. Broiler, chairman of the solicitors committee for the Honor Roll campaign. re- p o r t e d encouraging progress. Mrs. Lewis Daniels and Mrs. Thomas Marwil were awarded corsages for bringing in the most pledges from individuals who had never subscribed in previous cam- paigns. Mrs. Nathan Kaplan, chairman of the educational committee, announced that weekly cultural groups are being formed under the direction of Rabbi Eric F riedland. Meetings will be held on Mondays at 10 A. M. at Con- gregation Shaarey Zedek. Hades- sah members desiring to join these groups, or to obtain infor- mation respecting the subjects covered, may phone Mrs. Kaplan at Townsend 8-7086, Mrs. Maurice Landau, presi- dent of the Detroit chapter of lin dassah, announced that the national Hadassah convention will be held in St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 31 to Nov. 3. Mrs. Landau an- nounced the appointment of Mrs. Sidney Stone as chairman of the local committee for the national convention. Those desiring to at- tend or wishing further 'infor- mation may phone her at Uni- versity 2 - 3214. Mrs. Landau announced the additional appointments of Mrs. Philip Lipson and Mrs. Herman A. August as vice-chairmen. Contributions for child wel- fare work in Palestine were re- ceived from the following: SHAAREY ZEDEK Y.P.S. WILL MEET ON SUNDAY MIRO -GOLDMAN Bernice Marcia Goldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Goldman, became the bride of David M. Miro, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Miro, on Sept. 11, at the Shaarey Zedek. Marion Goldman, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Eleanor llalpert, Lillian Miro. Flora Jane Miller, Lucille Goldstein, Jean Brady, Arlene Feldman. Dr. Harry Miro, brother of the groom, was beat man. Bob- bie Littman was ring-bearer and Betty Lou Zeckman was flower Mishkan Israel Young Men's Group ARGO PRECIOUS Wedding Calendar . licious assortment of vegetables in a ready-to-serve home-style soup. BEANS in tasty tomato sauce. A pop- In honor of the birthday. of Jimmie Atwood nod Ann Itoonfield. Tile. /tattle (IlitIetnatt and Mrs. Morton 0155 lemon In memory of Joseith lAnthort: My nail Mr,. Jack Perlmutter in memory of Mrs. warmth Fchontherger: Mr. and Mrs. Editon! Ht•In In memory of Mr.. 1.1111an Sawn. 5011 Mr. Morrie Rosen- stein, Mr. end Mrs. Meyer Prentle In memory of 1001101 Hopei: Sirs. More 1.1oton and Min Buchalter Family In honor of a eon horn 01 Mr. and Mr. Ilarold Ehrlich: Mr. Robert Loewenhern end daughter. In honor of the Bar Mitzvah to Jerry Cohen and Morton SeholnIrk; Mrs. Al Foreman In memory of Mrs. Rachel Kobel; Mrs. Sarni. Mini. man In memory of her Parent., std in ntory of licr minter, Boot Lotwenherat Mr. end Mr.. Sidney triune, in memory of Morrie Tuablont. The first meeting of the Young Peoples' Society of Congregation Shaarey Zedek will be held on Sunday, Oct. 9, at 3 p. m., at the synagogue. This meeting will ha for members only. An enter- taining program has been ar- ranged for the afternoon. The president, Ralph Bernstein, will outline plans for the coming sea- son. An extensive program of activ- ities has been arranged for the participation of members during the course of the coming sea- son. The board of directors, which met several times during the summer to make the plans fo rthe 1938-39 season, consists of the following members and officers: Ralph Bernstein, presi- dent; Jerome Silberblatt, vice- president; Annette Manson, cor- responding secretary; Julia Siegl, recording secretary; Jay Frankel, treasurer; Evelyn Robins, Sylvia Shatzen, Adele Robins, Barney Kavanau, and Sydney Stocker. FRANZEL •SCHMIER Mr. and Mrs. Max Schmier of Lawernce Ave. announce the marriage of their daughter, Phyl- lis Jeanette, to Irving Frenzel, on Saturday, Sept 24, at South Bend, Ind. The couple left for a month's tour through the West. They will reside after Nov. 1. at 19311 Cherrylawn Ave. An open meeting of the Jr. Young People's Socibty of Con- gregation Shaarey Zedek will be held at 2:45 p. m. on Sunday, Oct. 9, in Room 302 of the syna- gogue. A prominent speaker will address the meeting. Membership in the organization is open to sons of daughters of - Shaarey Zedek members who are either in their last year in high school or are college freshmen. An out-door party for mem- bers will be held on the evening of Oct. 15. Sonia Dushkin heads the committee in charge. She is assisted by Phyllis Kessler, Jay Kogan and Frances Loewenberg. The Neugarten Sunshine Club is making final plans for the bingo party to be held Wednesday eve- ning, Oct. 19, at -,the Bnai Moshe Social Hall, Dexter and Lawrence. Mss. Arthur Gottesman heads the committee on arrangements. Tickets may be secured by calling her co-chairmen, Mrs. Harry Ra- phael, Townsend 6-6547, and Mrs. Carl Myers, Hogarth '1419. Funds raised at the affair will be used to carry on the club's work of assisting the needy who require medical care and aurgical appli. ances. WORT1 I 1398.00 Annually, there arc a few mink coats made so rare and so fine that even a layman can appre- ciate their intrinsic worth, 'simply by rlookiag at them! Here are those few! They've a silken sheen that shimmers in the light. The stripes of their fur are dark, narrow and as straight as if penciled by a ruler. And they're as soft, as light and as sleek to the touch as'a length of slipper• satin! Two other groups at 1,098.00 and 1,398.00. Convenient terms arranged. Second Floor. RUSS E KS RECEPTACLES Garbage. Ash and 1labM.4 Heinlormd Concrete. immt- stnleell. Prised Hight. AMERICAN RECEPTACLE CO. 679 Kenilworth. To. 8-5889 Chester L. Schwartz, attorney , recent candidate for Representa- tive for Congress, has just been appointed to the Wayne County Democratic Committee. Mr. Schwartz, who was out- spoken during this campaign, against un-American activities and military camps of Foreign dictators in this country, advo- cated legislation to outlaw such activities. "I believe that the candidacy of the present Congressman George D. O'Brien will undoubt- edly help to promote the prin- ciples for which I have stood, and therefore I am heartliy in favor of his election." Mr. Schwartz disclosed. Junior Social Aid will hold an open meeting at the home of Miss Rose Gellerman, 12062 N. Martin. dale, on Sunday, Oct. 9, at 3 p. m. Miss Pearl Gert, social worker, will address the group on the work of the Probate Court and the 5tother's Pension workers. Membership is open to girls be- tween the ages of 19 and 25 who are interested in social work. Those interested should contact Mrs. Clarice Kahn, Townsend 7-1323. Margaret Greenough inaailth .issPerre 89 Mack Ave , ( Rowena). Mrs. Robert Striating, chairman of the Alton committee is assisted by Mrs. William Stearns, co- chairman. Mrs. Jack Rothberg is in charge of supplying volunteer workers; Mrs. Maurice Goldstick heads the Merchants' Contact Committee. while Mrs James Stein and Mrs. Samuel Lewis are in charge of individual solicita- tions. This year the shop will be open fopr days a week. Proceeds sup- port the scholarship loan fund and Council Camp. The commit- tee reports that sales reached a new high during the past sea- son. Anyone desiring to contribute bundles may obtain nick-uo serv- ice by calling Council House, Co- lumbia 0450. From our mineral wells comes the sparkling health- giving waters used in the treatment of arthritis, neu- ritis, rheumatism, sciatica and general colds. Other treatments Include T U It- KISH and REDUCING baths 1VayneNrineralBaths 630 Front St. n. of Ind Med. RA Moshe, Dexter at Lawrence. All Jewish organizations of Detroit, is wanted of Information are asked to receive committee who Charles Kauai, who has been mis- will soon visit them and to help sing since 1930. Ilia father, make the dinner • success. Eugene Kansa, who lives in New York City, is very anxious to GIFTS TO HEBREW SCHOOLS obtain contact with his son, The 'Inited Hebrew Schools is Charles Kauai was born in 1910, in receipt of a contribution from is 6 feet tall, weighs 165 pounds, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lavine, in has black hair, brown eyes, wears memory of Louis Engberman of glasses, is believed to be in De- Chelsea, Mass. When Arthur Garfield Bays is troit Anyone aware of his loca- There's a railroad station in tion is requested to communicate Ontario Province, Canada, called not defending victims of political persecution he's serving as coun- with the National Desertion Be- The less one thinks the more A woman's lips have cured Flowers for all see" •ns — Swastika, and the station agent is sel to the Dionne quintuplets. one speaks. rm. 67 W. 47th St.. New York many ills. Dexter•Joy Floriat• Tyler .3 - 6622. ' a Jew by the name of Appel. City. • 6744 A FLOWERS •AND COR5 6,GES Showers For Weddias. & HOg arth 1650 Tri•ePis and teeter Rosenthal mIDtuavfh 13325 DEXTER BLVD. Betty. She and her brother Bob are starting school ... like your children. Their first exami• THIS Ir lot eyes, ears, teeth ... and pos- ture. Betty and Bob's Mother has already helped them pass that ex- amination. The doctor won't 6nd them headed for any of the handl. raps nosed by poor posture ... became they ars wearing Edwards Shoes. Edwards Junior Footwear Is scientifically designed to insure the perfect balance essential to good posture. For over thirty years Edwards Shoes have been reeog• tilted as the finest shoes a child can wear. Every step in Edwards, styled for ill occasions, I. • step toward lifelong foot health. 12; Annual Banquet on Jan. 27 Senior Bicur Cholem will hold a special meeting Wednesday, Oct 12, at 1 p. m., at the home of the president, Mrs. S. Sold, 3311 Tux- edo. The banquet will be given Jan. 27, 1938, at Congregaton Bnal Huey ,Taaczy. 1:6 Health: Junior Mozerers' Dance on nation will be a professionally su- pervised physical checkup, cover. Nov. 27 Sunday, Nov. 27, the Junior Nlozerers will sponsor their an- nual dance at the Aztec Towers in the Union Guardian Bldg. These in charge are: Abe Schwartz, Edna Katz, Reuben Benjamin, Leva Baron, Barney Brener, Ted Hersh. Sam Stew- Council Resale Shop to Be art, Elsie Gorevitz and Ben Gore- Open Four Days a Week vitz. "Curley" Schwartz is in charge of the souvenir booklets. Committees are busy supplying The proceeds of the dance will workers and material for the be donated to charitable institu- Resale Shop operated by the De- tions. troit Section, National Council of Jewish Women, at Council Bicur Cholem to Meet Oct. Specie/icing in NEWEST METHODS SHELTON TULIP OIL PERMANENTS BEAUTY SALON Information regarding tree planting in Palestine through Hadassah may be obtained by communicating with Mrs. Philip Lipson, 17627 Fairfield Axe., University 1-9440, or Mrs. David Seligson, 3343 Sturtevant Ave., Townsend 8-8742. Mies Pearl Gert to Address Junior Social Aid Scalp Treatments FACIAL TREAT/AMTS To the Bolden Book Inscription, In trlbme to the Cohn from Mr. and Slrs. Jti7nItt *IgItig of (Tlragn, Mr. and Mr.. Cherien Bohltimon t Mr. and Mrs. Ham Perlmutter, Mr. and Mtn. Abe Kasle. Contributione to National Fund were received in memory of N. rah Sonenklar from 111r. and Mrs twee Snetzer; in memory of Sal Kaufman from Mr. and Mr. Imes Shriner, In momorY of It a, het limed from Mr. and Sire. Isaac ethetsert In memory of and Kaufman from Mr.and Mrs. Seymour Frank; In meninry of Morrl• Pushbaut from Mr. end Mrs. Seymour Prank: in ntetnitrY of Sarah Kononeinr from Mr. and Mrs. Charles nohinmon. Chester L. Schwartz Named on Count y Democratic Committee; Favors O'Brien for Congress Jr. Young People's Society of Shaarey Zedek Bingo Party of Neugarten Sunshine Club on Oct. 19 Those wishing to contribute to this phase of Iladassah activity may do so by communicating with Mrs. Herman A. August, Townsend 8-8817. Contributions to the Jewish Na- tional Fund have been received from the following. NORMALLY Lawrence Auto Service Auto Repairs, Bumpers, Painting, Electrical Reasonable Prices 11560 TWELFTH ST. Town. 4. 9666 HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO ALL Mr. and Mrs. M. Kotkin and Family 1475 Taylor Ave. ratend their beet winbew to their cola. Gees and friend, for • Napo, awl Prager*. Now Ye.. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koblin and daughter, Beatrice 2535 Longfellow Ave. twat ,iebe• to tlefr rola. three and irked. for a Happy sad Prospero. New Ys. Extend their Northwest Section's Exclusive Agent; for Edwards Shoes for Children Davis&Halperin SHOE STORE 8950 12TH ST. TRINITY 2-4727 OW. EtToloit• tin a—m..1w. WI Mrs. I. L Levitt and ramily 3260 Richton Ave. Mr. and INtend their b..t wishes to their man- tle. and friend. for a Harpy sad Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Saul Tatter and Family 140 .iisi,elwood Ave. T.etend their twit wi•hee en their rel.- U... and friend. for • HOAX AM Prosperous New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Zarankin and Family 14691 Quincy Extend their bit viols.* to tack time sod Mee.' ter a Happy Now Too, rroapsrow mis- sad