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Louis Golding Retraces Steps of Moses the Lawgiver in
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rael is extolled in this volume
for instance in the following:
in congenial home. Shower.
Ihr in quotations from Scripture, in
Continuous hot water. Reason- nll,le text ttiTt t:t o' s". Irtt' a"t'.rtittl
reference to legends, by invoking
able. 3793 Carter Ave. near
the views of the Chief Rabbi al
14,1, his mother, della., ill 1111T1 111(0 tilt' the British Empire.
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LAWN of Pharaoh's daughter anti the
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at' •1141 his
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In fart. load,
ip some soli of a picture
adjoining lavatory., Home of for ourselves of Iliatoe wiled years. .111 Jewish bookshelf. Louis Golding
xt. have accepted a deserves our gratitude for .it. The
adults. Desirable neighborhood. the firm
framework In Pine and Mae
In tate best way of expressing this grati-
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nished six rooms and breakfast
nook, frigidaire, piano, to re-
sponsible people for the winker.
Reasonable. 2588 Elmhurst Ave.,
upper. Townsend 6-3359.
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PROVIDENT R
LOAN St SAVINGS SOCIETY of DE11101T
EAST step
NIA IN Or 1, 111:
WEST AIDE
BERTHA GELBER
9951 Gratiot
Of Wnidsor, Ontario, died on
1249 Griswold St. 11032 Grand River
AT 11Alt11:11
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Dec. 9. She is survived by her
toe flitter Ithla Pontiac
FARWELL 111.101
I Wow nr flakman
The founder of Christianity husband, Joel; two daughters,
EMPLOYED lady desires to said, "Suffer little children to Mrs. Ira Brewer of Detroit and
share five-room furnished flat come Unto Me." I wonder what Miss Minnie Gelber of Windsor,
with employed couple or rent would He
and two sons, Dr. Sam Gelber of
sa y if told by one
room. Privileges. Call Tyler
Detroit and Jack Gelber of
of the most noble daughters Windsor.
7-3928.
SEE SY FOR A GOOD BUY
of the German race, Miss Erika
51 ann, that
t at little flowers in the
REUBEN LANDSMAN
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
nished, bright room. Near shrine of humanity," young Jew- of 2053 Calvert Ave., 35 years
street car and bus lines. For ish school girls, are made by old, died on Dec. 12. Funeral
WHOLESALE JEWELERS
one or two gentlemen. Small their teachers into object lessons services were held at Lewis .Bros.
508 METROPOLITAN BLDG.
CHERRY 6373
to
demonstrate
to
their
Arson
Funeral
Home
on
Dec.
13
with
family of three adults. 2649
school mates by their physical interment in Clover Hill Park
Gladstone, Tyler 6-4261.
Special Attention to Qu•ns
We carry • complete lint of
features, by the shape of their Cemetery. lie is survived by his
City Gift Buyer, for the
Platinum and Diamond Wrist
eyes, line and ears the inferior- wife, Sally, two daughters, Irene
Holidays—Open Sunday dur-
FOR RENT—Upper, six painted, ity, baseness, dishonesty and and Jane, his mother, Mrs. Mary
Watches, Platinum mount-
ing Dec., also Eves. till 9.
modern rooms. Steam heat. lecherousness of the Jew? I won- Landsman, a brother, Harry, and
ins' and fine Diamonds,
Will install gas heat if de- der how would the "bleeding
two sisters, Mrs. Irving Berson
sired. Reasonable to desirable heart of Jesus" respond learning and Mrs. Sant Layne.
party. 2235 Taylor Ave.
that starving little Jewish girls
are forced to stand n it theline
YETT A BURNSTINE
FOR RENT—Large, comfortable with their school
mates. to of 1961 Hazelwood Ave
80
room in private home. Good stretch out their little hands for
years old, died on Dec. 7. Fun-
Food Merchants for the Past 20 Years
transportation.
Conveniences. a cup of coffee, only that the
eral
services
were
held
on
Dec.
Reasonable.
Announce the Arrival of
3770 Atkinson same shall soon be withdrawn
9 with interment in Clover Hill
Ave. Townsend 7-8296,
• New String Imported Mushrooms
from their tremulous lips amidst Park Cemetery, Rabbi A, M.
the
sneers
and
laughter
of
their
1 lb. Tins for Family Use,
Hershman officiating. She is sur-
GENTLEMAN wants furnished
room ill adult home. Break- classmates? Who is the perpe- vived by five daughters, Mrs.
• Imported Caviar. of All Sizes
fast, garage and laundry. teeter of this slaughter of the Meyer A. Pereira, Mrs. Sant
• Appetizers that will surprise you and prices
Northwest section. References innocents? With what words Goldberg of Buffalo, Mrs. Louis
that will mate you!
exchanged. Write Box 54, De- would the radio priest brand M. Dunn, Annette Kahn and
lierods
if
he
would
have
cop-
Mrs.
harry
Satovsky
and
four)
troit Jewish Chronicle.
manded such gruesome torture sons Meyer, Samuel, Louis and
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished of the souls of little children? Allan.
2417 RUSSELL
CADILLAC 6603
room for lady in home of two While writing this sentence I
adults. Call between 6 and 8 read in one of the most responsi-
SARAH ROSENGARTEN
p. in. Sundays until 2 p. 1n. ble papers that Baron Rothchild of 862 Chicago Blvd., 82 years
Townsend 6-1634. 2464 LaBelle. declared publicly that numerous old, died on Dec. 14. Funeral
Jewish children were shot to services were held on Dec. 16
FOR RENT — Nice, furnished death in the last outbreaks in with interment In Woodmere
room. Good transportation. Nazi Germany! Would the radio Cemetery. She is survived by
2518 Taylor Ave. Tyler 5- priest exonerate these crimes two sons, two daughters and two
1408.
against children because of their sisters.
supposed responsibility and guilt
FOR RENT —Beautifully fur- for the establishment and over-
MORRIS SHAPIRO
nished room for lady or gen- tures of the Bolshevik govern- of this city, 61 years old, died
tleman. Near Dexter bus. 3802 ment 20 years ago?
on Dec. 14. Funeral services
7310 WOODWARD AVE.
Humphrey Ave. Northlawn
were held at Lewis Bros. Funeral
1993.
MAdison 1788
The sages of the Talmud were Home on Dec. 15 with inter-
FOR RENT—Room in refined wont to rebuke slanders and li- ment in Machpelah Cemetery, Ile
is
survived
by
his
wife,
two
bels
against
the
Jewish
people
home for girl or couple who
KOOLMOTOR
FUEL OIL
OILS
desire a real home. Reason- presented with the art and skill daughters, Ruth and Shirley, a
GASOLINE k OIL
KEROSENE
of a master orator with the son, Jack, and a taster, Mrs. J.
Industrial , Lubricant.
able. 3252 Richton Ave.
words "May molten gold be Moritz.
WANTED —I SECRETARY- poured into his mouth." I sin
JACOB COOPERSMITH
STENOGRAPHER for respon- sure the few words of approval
The funeral of the late Jacob
sible position in organizational and friendship to the God-fear-
work. Good at details. Write ing decent Jews—who perhaps Coppersmith, 64, of 542 Wood-
Box 44, Detroit Jewish Chron- exist for the priest only in the- land, took place Dec. 6, with
Wishing. All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons
icle giving age, experience and ory but whose concrete existence Rabbi Max .1, Wohlgelernter
salary expected.
he may never admit—are like reading the service. Surviving
A JOYOUS HOLIDAY
are
his
widow,
two
sons,
three
molten gold emanating from his
OUPLE dritiing to Miami Dec. lips, under the same pressure as daughters, two grandchildren, one
24, returning about Jan. 14. the blessings came from the lips brother and four sisters. The
Can accommodate one or two of Salaam! In order to save the deceased was born in Russia and
Passengers to share expenses. trouble of investigation and re- lived for 32 years in Canada and
References exchanged. Cadi- search, I beg to advise those who the United States. He had been
llac 4602 or Temple 1-3044.
may be concerned and interested active in religious, philanthropic
in such matters that my full and Zionist work and was always
FOR RENT — Well-furnished
Hebrew name is, Moishe Jehuda a devout Jew.
room in adult home. Kitchen
15345 IDAHO AVE.
Ben Amrom.
TOWNSEND 8-4551
privileges. Good transporta-
JACOB DONALD GREENBERG
tion. 2053 Taylor Ave. Tyler
Last rites for the late Jacob
Donald Greenberg, 62, of 1678
Gifts to North End Clinic Glynn
Cort were performed last
FOR RENT—Upper, five large
Tuesday
by Rabbi Max J. Wohl-
rooms. Hot air furnace, garage.
North End Clinic has received gelernter and Cantor Rubin Boy-
Reasonable. 1131 Pingree Ave.,
the following contributions:
arsky.
Interment
was at Clover
near Hamilton.
In honor of 60th birthday of Hill Park Cemetery. Mr. Green-
Henry Wineman from Miss Edith berg came to this country 40
MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
Heavenrich and Mrs. Carrie May years ago from Poland. He was
couple will share their beauti-
Berger; in memory of Yetta a worshipper at Emanuel Syna-
This new odorless process is absolutely the
fully furnished 6-room flat with
Burnstine from Mr. and Mrs. A. gogue. Surviving are his widow,
refined couple or rent loom to M.
last word in cleaning. It gives your garments
Jordan; in memory of Wil- two daughters, Mrs. Eblyn Ab-
one or two business or profes-
a fluffy, soft, lustrous finish—that makes them
liam K. Levy from Mr. and Mrs. rams and Ida Greenberg, and
sional people. Twin beds if de-
I. Hurwitz and Mr. and Mrs. two sons, Eugene and George.
look "nicer than new,"
sired. LaSalle Blvd. section.
Sam Sternberg; in memory of
Tyler 5-2243.
Bertram Warner from Mrs. A.
• CITY WIDE SERVICE
Victor
Hotel, Miami Beach,
Louis Gordon; in memory of
• 2 HOUR SERVICE
FOR RENT — Furnished room. Mrs. Sarah Sonenklar from Mrs. to Open for Season Sunday
Kitchen privileges, Garage if A. Louis Gordon.
• SPECIALISTS IN CLEANING
One of the important openings
For Edwin A. Wolf Memorial
desired. Excellent transporta-
FINE FABRICS
tion. 3344 Tuxedo. near Dex- Fund from Mrs. Louis James of the season in Miami Beach
takes place on Dec. 18 at the
ter. Call evenings, Townsend Rosenberg.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 41 YEARS OF
7-6258.
For the Social Service Relief ocean front's Victor Hotel on 12th
CLEANING EXPERIENCE
Fund from Jennie Grogan Men- St —the newly constructed Bucca-
delson Memorial Fund and Aaron neer Dining Room. It is of mod-
ernistic marine design, and its lo-
Mendelson Memorial Trust.
cation overlooking the ocean lends
itself beautifully to this theme.
FOX — Youth dominates the
Earl LaPan is the artist whose
gala pre-holiday stage and screen Hiatadrut in Palestine
fine murals decorate the Buccaneer
show at the Fox. Lovely 17-
Room. Architect, L. Murray Dix-
Publishes
New
Weekly
year-old girlhood is glowingly re-
on, and builder, Louis Miller of
JACK GUTTERMAN M. J. BASEMAN HARRY NEEDLE
corded on the screen in "Girls'
The Hebrew Labor Daily De- the L. & H. Miller Company have
School," one of the year's sur-
Plant: 2123 GRAND RIVER AVE.
cleverly
contrived
to
eliminate
prise hits. And the greatest vil-, which is the largest news-
posts and pillars which might oh-
young stars of 190 Major Bowes' paper in Palestine, is launching etruct one's view.
CADILLAC 1274
LOWS Adler,
radio amateur hours are assem- a weekly edition, Dever LaGola,
Managing Director of the Victor
bled in "Major Bowes' Swing for the Hebrew reading public
Hotel, commented: "It will be a
in this country.
School" on the Fox stage.
Davar Lagola. appearing week- real pride and pleasure to welcome
MICHIGAN — Fredric March, ly as a 24-page publication, un- the public to the Buccaneer Dining
famous for his role of the ro- der the editorial supervision of Room." Mr. Adler also operates
Detroit's Finest
mantic, adventurous, swash-bue- Berl Katzenelson, will contain the the Hotel Adler in Sharon Springs,
Jewish Funeral Home
Ming pirate in "The Buccaneer," journalistic and literary features N. S.
becomes ■ modern newspaper re- of the daily Davar, only notices
porter in his newest picture of a local nature, and foreign "Moonlight Sonata" Returns
"There Goes My Heart" for a telegrams will be omitted. Hence
to Cinema Theater
series of romantic adventures the annual subscription will be
with Virginia Bruce at the Mich- reduced to one-third of the price
By popular request, the Cinema
igan Theater. The companion of the daily Dever.
Theater, E. Columbia at Wood-
7739 JOHN R. STREET
The American representative
TRinity 2 - 2114
feature is "Storm Over Bengal"
ward, has returned the world
starring Patrick Knowles, Rich- of the Dever is Nahum Moch- famous pianist and composer,
son,
275
7th
Ave.,
New
York,
ard Cromwell and Rochelle Hud-
Ignace Jan Paderewski, in his
N. Y.
son.
first and only motion picture, Monameets to Hitler Mark Site
of Burned S
"Moonlight Sonata," to their
Virtuous without merit and vic-
ADAMS—Young Miss Fellows
screen this week.
BERLIN. — (WNS) — The
CHANUKAH GREETINGS
has Cliff Edwards for a pal and ious without crime.
This picture broke all house 10th of November, 1938, will be
Richard Fiske and Jacqueline
records at the Cinema when It remembered as "the black dooms-
Nothing is more dangerous was
Wells for the romantic team in
shown earlier in the Fall. day" when synagogues were de-
her new picture, "The Little Ad-
Since then there has been ■ stroyed, stores looted, Jews
venturess." On the tame bill
CINEMA—Because of popular steady demand for its return by hounded, and decrees against
there's quite a collection of Play- ems:, the world famed pianist Cinema patrons, Its enthusiastic
them promulgated. On the site
218 W. JEFFERSON
ers—Charles Bickford, Barton bola e Jan Paderewski in his reception throughout the coun- of synagogues burned in Berlin,
MacLane, Preston Foster, Nan only otion picture, "Moonlight try has caused Hollywood to
Ra. 7131
monuments to Hitler will be
Grey and Andy Devine—in "The Sonata" has returned to the Cin- start production on a film with erected on which will be Inscribed
Storm."
ema, E. Columbia at Woodward. Paderewski ax the star.
Hitler's victory over Jews.
By RABBI MOSES FISCHER
Feinberg Jewelry Co.
II
ADELMAN 8 COHEN
An Old Friend Says,
A JOYOUS CHANUKAH
i)
We greet you warmly on this, your
Holiday! We genuinely appreciate the
patronage and good will with which
you have favored us through nearly
three decades now — and we'll sincerely
strive to be more-than-ever deserving
of it through the coming year!
CROWLEY- MILNER'S
SINCERE HOLIDAY GREETINGS
DONALD MILLER CO.
Plumbing and Heating
1720 BRUSH STREET
RANDOLPH 2800
Hias Aid Invoked for Refu-
gees Arriving in Panama
Season's Greetings
COLON, Panama — This port
and the Republic of Panama
have become an important cen-
ter of transit for a considerable
number of refugees from Central
Europe enroute to Central and
South American Republics.
The number of arrivals has
in recent weeks so increased that
the Centro Israelite Cultural, an
affiliate of the 111AS-ICA Emi-
gration Association, has found it
too difficult to cope with the
problem without increased facili-
ties. The Centro has invoked the
financial cooperation of the
HIAS-ICA for the establishment
of an immigrant's hostelry to
accommodate the migrants who
stop over prior to their departure
for new homes in Centr and
South America. A special
P.
propriation of HIAS-ICA
as
been made available for th es-
tabilehment of the immigr t's
hotel.
The increased migration
o
this port has begun in Oct er
prior to the outbreak of the
anti-Jewish terror in Ge
ny
and is assuming larger pro
-
tions daily.
GOODBODY
CO.
Members
New York Stock Exchange
Congress Street Entrance
PENOBSCOT BLDG.
Cherry 3140
Chanukah Greetings and
Best Wishes
Phone TErrace 2-8090
ROMA CAFE
Ilome of Good Italian Food
Boycott Bulletin
3401 Riopelle, cor. Erskine
John Battlagia,
Morris SOSSi—Props
CHANUKAH GREETINGS
IRVING
SHOP
1530
WASHINGTON
BLVD.
The League for Human Rights
issued this week its pre-holiday
Boycott News Bulletin containing
a mass of pertinent boycott in-
!formation.
Became no bulletin was issued
this Fall due to changing world
conditions, the presidents of ee-
ery organization are urged to
!spend some time at their next
I meetings reading and discussing
it, contents.
Never before has there been
a greater need for the intensifi-
cation of the boycott of German
goods and services. The coopera-
tion of every individual is neces-
nary to make the boycott 100%
effective.
1
Junior Council Monthly
Meeting Sunday,
Dec. 18
The National Council of Jew-
ish Juniors will hold its monthly
meeting on Sunday, Dec. 18, at
2:30 p. m e at Temple Beth El.
After a short business meeting
a social will be held so that new
and old members may become
better acquainted •
The daughters of Senior Coun-
cil members have been invited
to be the guests of Junior Coun-
cil for the afternoon. An inter-
esting and varied program has
been arranged. A short play will
be enacted by the board and
various games will be played. Re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. Roselea Herman Kohn is
in charge of the afternoon's en-
tertainment.
Lechem Aniyim
Conducts Rummage Sale
The Detroit Ladies' Lechem
Aniyim is conducting a rummage
sale at 912 Division St., near
Hastings St. More rummage can
be used and those who are un-
able to bring it to 912 Division
St. should phone Mrs. Fannie
Wolf, 929 Division St., CA 0962,
and someone will pick up the
package.
The funds gathered will go to
aid the needy.
The officers are as follows:
President, Mrs. G. Melineky;
vice
president, Mrs. Tabach;
treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Smith;
secretary, Mrs. Rose Goldberg;
recording secretary, Mrs. Fannie
Wolf.
Thank Participants in
Rabbi Levine's Banquet
The arrangements committee
in charge of the dinner given
Dec. 4 in honor of Rabbi Leizer
Levin of tills city, at Congrega-
tion Mishkan Israel, thanks all
who helped in the success of the
funcvtion, thus giving evidence
of the admiration and esteem in
which Rabbi Levin is held in the
community. Unfortunately, •
number of guests had to be
turned away, and many in at-
tendance were crowded because
of the unexpectedly large turn-
out.
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CITIES SERVICE OIL CO.
SAMPSON CEMENT BLOCK CO.
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