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July 28, 1939

• nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Final Clearance!

785 prs.
Ruby and La Valle

Formal of Rainbow
Girls on August 7

Engagements

NURSERY SCHOOL
IS SPONSORED BY
JUNIOR COUNCIL

Esther Field on
The Altman Hour ! Save III

Thirty underprivileged young-
Esther Field, noted radio and
sters are now enjoying the pleas- stage star, who is now visiting
ures, and ensuing advantages, of here from New York, will be
a well-supervised nursery school
under the auspices of the Junior
Group of the ls'ational Council
of Jewish Women, Detroit Sec-
Annual Summer
tion. This endeavor is in the
nature of a year-round project
for any needy children from the
for women
Sale of Furs
ages of 2 through 6.
The Junior Council is thus
following the most advanced so-
There'. • superb collection
cial work theories in giving such
aid to young children. The Coun-
of new fashio n fur. ready
cil feels that by helping pre-
for you ■ at Himelhoch's,
Former values to • $16.75
school youngsters, more positive
summer sale-priced . . .
To w ind up this sale without further ado, we offer this
July 30—Miss Lillian Beatrice Loewenberg, daughter of Mrs and more lastipg benefits can be
backed by the Himelhoch
fine footwear at one of the lowest prices in our history.
Jacob S. Loewenberg of 1485 Virginia Park, to Bernard Eifer given than by helping older chil-
label of quality. Pick your
dren who have already developed
Inclu led are Whites, Prints, combinations, and dark shades
son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Eifer of Richton Ave.
faulty behavior patterns. Thus,
in th e season's smartest models; high and low heels.
new coat now, if possible.
July 30—Miss Margaret Stone, daughter of Ben Stone, of 326
preventive
as
well
as
curative
Tyler Ave., to Harold Getz, son of Simon Getz of St. Louis, Mo.
work is being done. The children
Reception at home. No cards.
Aug. 20—Miss Alice Zaff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel are kept off the city streets and
Ziff of Cortland Ave., to Manuel Barris, son of Mr. and Mrs. are being taught wholesome
Convenient terms of
Samuel Barris of Philadelphia Ave., at 6:30 p. m. in Bnai David group adjustments.
payment may be
Summer
quarters
of
the
nur-
Synagogue, 14th and Elmhurst.
1526 WASHINGTON BLVD.
sery-school are located in the
arranged
Hutchins School, 8820 Woodrow
Wilson. The Council, with the
assistance of Federal funds, has
I
provided for a well-trained super-
ESTHER FIELD
visor, several assistants, a cook,
and a nurse. .
There is still a need, however, featured as guest artist on Alt-
July 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Simms (Adele Holsman o for toys suitable for children of man's Jewish Hour, on Station!
Cleveland) of 13331 Fourteenth St., a daughter. Suzanne Judith.
pre-school age, and equipment WMBC, from 12 noon to 1:15
July 14.—To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goodman (Edith Cohen for the use of the school. If n. nn. this Sunday, July 30. Mrs.
of Windsor) of 3255 Cortland Ave., a daughter, Rochelle Hilda.
anyone has any such toys, a Field, who is known as "Die
July 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Aratin (Toby Ehrlich) of worthwhile community service Yiddishe Mame" and is popular
Clements Ave., a daughter.
would be done if the person among Jewish audiences through-
July 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Silberstein (Gertrude would bring them to the school out the country, will sing a
Bred) of Santa Barbara Ave., a daughter, Sema.
any afternoon before 3. If this group of popular songs during
July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Leaderman (Janet Hayman), is inconvenient, the Council asks the Sunday broadcast.
a son.
The entire WMBC ensemble
with HEALTH•SITE RAISES
such persons to call Mrs. Eva
July 23—To Mr. and Mrs. Jack a Mintz (Florence M. Buchman), Bayer at Townsend 5-7405, who will play during the broadcast
a son.
will make arrangements for pick- this Sunday under the direction
KRASTOF - CARON
July 25—To Mr. and Mrs: Al H. Dworkin (Bertha Berry) of ing up the toys.
of Abraham Grushkoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caron 3838 Webb Ave., a daughter, Cynthia Lee.
announce the marriage of their
ernments and organizations inter-
daughter, Anne, to Jack Krastof,
aws towelow•. GNAW Hard b, Mellen
err Phylirlan, no Our Doman id Ortowtrf
ested in the refugee problem.
son of Dave Krastof, on Sunday,
awider• under Ida% Lan N Walt.
June 25. Rabbi NI. Zager of-
Reich Examines Trust
ficiated.
Foundation
Dr. Helmuth Wohlthat, Nazi
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
SLOMAN • SCHWARZ
economic expert, declared that Ger-
Open Evenings Till 9 P. M.
The marriage of Eleanor Leh-
many "is prepared to permit one-
Iran Schwarz, daughter of Mrs.
quarter of Jewish wealth in the Last Sunday, during the regu-
Samuel Schwarz and Robert A. Analysis of Career and Personality of German Dictator Reich to be out into a central tar radio period over Station
Sloman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
trust fund to assist emigration of WMBC, Hyman Altman took oc-
in Illustrated Feature to Start Monday
mund Sloman of Arden Park,
Jewish refugees." The German of- casion to discuss the announce-
in Detroit Times
took place July 18 at the home
ficial was said to be in close con- ment made by Richard W. Read-
of the bride's mother on LaSalle
tact with the League of Nations ing that he would be a condi-
Blvd. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
Would you like to learn the rise to power against immense high commissioner for refugees date for re-election as Mayor
performed the ceremony before
obstacles.
He
analyzes
the
career
and
with Sir Herbert Emerson, of Detroit. Mr. Altman briefly
It screen of smilax and cybodium psychological factors behind the and personality of the German director of the Evian committee. outlined the work accomplished
ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK
fern flanked by tall standards of acts and ambitions of Adolf Hit- Dictator.
Dr.
Wohlthat
said that establish. by Mayor Reading and stated
(CORNER JOHN R)
candelabra and baskets of white ler as seen by Emil Ludwig,
w t soo
n far ashe
lo
If Hitler died, what would hap- ment of a trust was under close that
see,
gladioli,
asters
and
larkspur.
world's
foremost
biographer?
pen
in
Germany?
What
man
is
scrutiny by the German govern-
could be
TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 3000
The bride, who entered on the
These opinions are incorporated Hitler's ideal? What is the scien- ompeint
ng andthequesionTw
neasoodnetvreall . made against Reading. Ile has
arm of her uncle, I.ouis Lehman in Dr. Ludwig's biography of tific explanation of Hitler's tre-
trier d his tftniost to f u ether any-
satisfactorily,
BERTRAM FRIEDMAN. Manager
of Philadelphia, wore a gown of Hitler—not yet available in book mendous driving power? Is Hit-
st ssouldotps
conjunc-
operate
nii thing that would benefit the city
white frosted mousseline de sole, form—to appear as a daily illus- ler doomed to fail? Is he destined trust with efforts
without affecting the taxpayer's
accelerate
made with a sweetheart neckline, trated feature in the Detroit to be recognized among the og nrati000nppolfyinrgefuthgeern
es whiyth fifnoarnnic i n g , burden.
short puffed sleeves, and a tightly Times starting Monday.
great leaders along with Napo- and
During the present week the
(Ned bodice which was accentu-
Emil Ludwig wrote humanized leon and Bismarck?
a nd
recut
i meiltnn
ships. Mayor has attended the U. S.
c as well
ated by the bouffant skirt. Her lives of Napoleon, Frederick the
Dr. Ludwig gives his views on t ransportation
Conference of Mayors in New
tiered veil of fingertip length Great, Bismarck, Lincoln, Roose- these questions in the powerful
York City to try to avert the
tulle was held by a coronet of velt and other celebraties. Now biography of the undiscovered
of . collapse of Detroit's WPA pro-
For this Summer
orange blossoms. She carried a Dr. Ludwig writes of the amaz- Hitler which will start Monday MacDonald, Wise Praise Work
gram. The Mayor was also a
Commission
i
n
Establishment
colonial bouquet of white roses ing life of Adolf Hitler, of his in the Detroit Times.
until September 10,
member of a delegation of
of Foundation
and lilies of the valley.
mayors who discussed the acute
NEW YORK (WNS) — James
Miss Corinne Schwarz of Grand
SEND YOUR
relief problem with President
G. MacDonald, chairman of the
Bench, Mich., was her sister's
President's Advisory Committee on Roosevelt.
maid of honor. The flower girl
He is also trying to seek ap-
Refugees and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, proval
ens Sandra Schlafer, niece of
of $40,000,000 Woodward
the bride. William Sloman was
e member of the committee, issued Ave. subway project to provide
his brother's best man.
statements expressing satisfaction employment for the city's job-
that the new Co-ordinating Foun-
Following the ceremony, a re-
TO BE
dation, the establishment of which less. Under the Mayor's plan the
ception for 200 guests was held,
Federal Government would fi-
was
after which the couple left for
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) President Roosevelt's A d v i s o r y
affected through negotiations nonce the subway entirely, and
with Germany, conducted prom-
Virginia Beach, and the Balsams
on Refugees found pros- pally by Robert T. Pell, of the In- the city's credit thus would not
in New Hampshire. Out of town September, but all the delegates C
be impaired by the issuance of
nests included Mr. and Mrs. Na- who commented publicly praised ; perts promising enough for 29,000 1 tergovernmental Refugee Commit- bonds
NOW
for the proposed under-
than Sloss and Mrs. Stella Laz- the President's move. President ! families.
f
On the Island of Min- tee, will not be used
roadway.
ports from any country."
ports
Pay When Delivered
arus of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt's invitation to confer
danao, in the Philippines, a simi-
In
concluding
his
talk
Mr.
—
Norman Sloman of St. Louis, Mn, Washington was issued through! tar committee found room for 10,-
Altman asked his listeners to
and Mrs. Louis Lehman of Phila- Mr. Taylor to Sir Herbert Emer- 000 refugees in areas suitable for Germany May Send Official to give thought to all these step.
delphia.
White
House
Meeting
id r a ild evelop-
son director of the Intergovern- 1 a gr iculture or
n ust
taken by Mayor Reading and
BERLIN (WNS) — It was then to determine if he was not
mental Refugee Committee, Earl, meat. A report of Dutch Guiana
Resale Shop of Council of Winterton, its chairman and chief is due shortly and the French learned from reliable sources that entitled to carry on his good
gove rnment has approved an loves- Germany would name a delegate work for another term in office.
from Great Britain,
Jewish Women Appeals delegate
to the governments of France, th e ! , Ligation of conditions in New Cale- if the Reich were invited to par-
for Men's, Women's and Netherlands, Argentina and Bra- donia,
an island off the east coast ticipate in the intergovernmental
"The Voice" is the name of the
Children's Clothing
refugee conference called by Presi- new paper that has made its an-
xi'. whose representatives, with, of Australia.
those of the United States and
dent Roosevelt for a two-day meet- pearance in New York under the
Establish Foundatio n to Fi
ing at the White House in Sep- auspices of the Commitee of
A special appeal for men's Great Britain, are vice-chairmen!
women's, and children's clothing of the committee.
tember. It was further indicated Catholics to. Fight Anti-Semitism
,
!
The
establishment
sh
us
of
an
inte
r
-
that
the delegate would be named .. , One of its features is a page
is being made by Mrs. Jack
other countries!
Alt hough
foundation to negotiate
Rothberg, chairman of the Re- gave
gave a sign of willingness to admit, with the German government for only to give all desired informa- of answers to specific ant•Jewish
tion
to the delegates.
sale Shop, maintained by the De- a larger number of refugees than'.
I
libels published in Father Couirh-
orderly exodus of Jews from
Germany is not a member of lin's "Social Justice" . . . The
troit Section, National Council
under
present
arrangements
the
the
Reich
by
a
group
of
American
the
Intergovernmental
Committee. answers come from well-known
of Jewish Women, at 89 Mack Brazilian delegate announced that
an
applied to
Ave.
Catholic authorities.
his government was willing to re-:d British
British Jews
Board who
of Trade for a
A slip of the foot may be soon
Used clothing of any kind is ceive 3,000 Catholic refugees from. license
to register the foundation
of
recovered; but that of the tongue
needed to replenish the stock of
For who hath despised the day
the shop, open during the sum- Germany this year. Brazil had under the name of the Co-ordin- perhaps never.
of small things?
Flower. for all occasion.-
so
—Thomas Fuller.
mer months from MondaY already agreed to accept 3,000 acing Foundation. The establish-
-Zechariah 4:10. Deafer-Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622
Jewish
refugees
during
1939
and
ment
of
the
foundation
culminates
vet! by THE UNION
through Thursday, from 10 a.
it
is
said
that
most
of
the
8,000
six
months
of
negotiations
by
the
APR°
m. until 4 p. rn. Costume jewelry, now in Brazil on temporary visas Intergovernmental Committee on
OR 7HODOX JEWI
old dishes, glassware, lamps,
CONORIOAIIONS Of AMERICA
receiving permission to take, Refugees conducted principally by
any discarded household goods are
of 0 Is on the front
up permanent residence. Robert T. Pell, retiring American
lean
can be used by the shop.
of the label
The
Committee also heard that vice-director of ,the committee,
roval
from this project are
approval
T app
prospects of permanently set- with the German government. The
devoted to the scholarship fund the
large
numbers of refugees negotiations were paralleled by
cling
HEINZ VEGETARIAN
of the Council and to defray in British Guiana "with Amen- consultations among
Jewish inter-
vri:;:th igehbbco,,t.
the expenses of scholarship girls can help" were "almost indefinite" ests in London and New York.
tiigintor, to
at Council Camp at Jeddo, Mich. under certain conditions, and that As soon as the foundation is es-
t.t
KOSHER!
lair
tha
ey,a
A phone call to the clubhouse,
hood.iohtioti
would he advisable to spend tablished it is believed the Ger-
Columbia 0450, or to Mrs. Roth- it
£200,000 in sending pioneers to' man government would establish I
PAREV
berg, Townsend 7-0892, will in- British Guiana on the chance that a trust fund in which the wealth
sure the pick-up of all contri-
greater numbers would find a of the emigrating Jews would be
butions.
profitable new life there. concentrated for use in financing
gration and settlement
Private Jewish Sources Cam- , athberiorod. emi i gration
, Louis B. Harrison of Bay
he
applies-
pletely Tapped
riFliltlif
AT YOUR TABLE FOR 70 YEARS'
t
City Honored With Ap•
Officials of the committee, dis- tion to the Board of Trade stated
pointment to Important cussing the magnitude of its task, I that its objects were: (1) To co-
operate with individuals and or-
National Committee
To Unveil Monument in
I R E CEPTACLES
estimated
that left
120,0n0
to 140,0001 ganizations engaged in helping in-
persons had
Germany
oar ► age• •sh and ROMA.
Mrs.
Gus-
Tribute
to
Late
year, yet only a small proportion: voluntary emigrants from Ger-
Rein( orced Concrete full, Garr-
odd ...di nowt Right.
sic Klein on Sunday, Research conducted by Louis of the total has been settled per- many; (2) to deal with the Evian
i
B. Harrison, superintendent of manently abroad.
; Committee and the League of Na-
AMERICAN
July 30
the Bay City filtration plant, in
I tions High Commissioner for Refu-
In Europe at the present time,i
RECEPTACLE CO.
the field of activated carbon in
( 3) to seek to improve th e
579 Kenilworth. To. 8.5889
The unveiling of a monument Processing water, has been rec- exclusive of greater Germany, itcondi! tion of Jews in Germany and ,,
was estimated that there were (4) to arrange orderly emigre- ,
in memory of the !ate Mrs ognized by the appointment to
an important national commit- of
150,000 German refugees, 60,000 Hon of involuntary emigrants and
Gussie Klein will take place on tee.
them supported wholly or part- the protection and transfer of
Sunday. July 30, 10:30 a. m.
According to word received ly by private organizations. The their
The property.
financial
burden has fallen almost
sharp, at Oakvicw Cemetery, from Prof. Mathew M. Braidech,
include Paul Baer-
entirely
on
private
organizations,
chairman of the American Water-
Royal Oak.
•ald, New York, chairman of the
works committee on activated which have raised money chiefly American Jewish Joint Distribu-
Mrs. Klein, a native of Brook- carbon research, the local official from Jewish sources. It is esti-
lyn, was 41 years old at the has been appointed a member of mated that the United Jewish Ap- tion Committee; Dr. Stephen S.
time of her death, Aug. 30, 1939. that committee.
peal in the United States has rais- Wise; former Justice Joseph M.
Preskauer; Lewis L. Strauss; Les-
She was a resident of Detroit
Prof. Braidech is connected ed $18,000,000 of its $20,000,000
Fea urine Sammy a. the
for 21 years and was past presi- with the Case School of Applied quota, but this drive cannot be s ing Rosenwald; former Ambassa-
One Man Band
dent of the Sisterhood of Con- Science at Cleveland.
repeated immediately. The com- dor John W. Davis; Owen D.
Young; former Ambassador Dave
gregation Bnai Moshe. a mem-
DINNER SUGGESTION
Harrison attended the national mittee finds that private charity Mennen Morris; former Governor
ber of the Goodwill Sewing Cir- convention of the American is increasing rather than diminish-
Fresh Shrimp.
OF TRADITIONAL CHICKERING QUALITY
cle, Purity Chapter 0. E. S. and Waterworks association at At- ing, but it must now look to the Nathan L. Miller; Rufus Jones,
le
A La Creole en C
Of the same fine materials and skilled craftsmanship
was active in many other chari- lantic City last June, at which governments for aid as well, be- chairman of the American Friends
(Quakers)
Service
Committee
and
table undertakings.
which have made Chickering an accepted standard of
he gave a paper on results of cause i n c r e a s i ng commitments
Mrs. Klein was laid to rest experiments conducted in the use have given rise to "great anxiety." a British committee including
quality in the piano field for more than a century—yet
Lord Bearsted, Lionel Cohen, An-
31,
1938,
and
is
mourned
Aug.
0 1 1111110111 by her husband, Emanuel, two of carbon at the local plant. The Survey Reports St Territorial thony de Rothschild, Sir Horace
offered at one of our lowest prices ever, for a piano of
Paper attracted much attention
Possibilities
Rumbold, former Ambassador to
P
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this character. Easy, responsive action; case of mahog-
children, Jeanne and Norman; at the time.
Germany
and
a
member
of
the
$20
000
000
to
B
r
it
am
i
ha
s
g
iven
.
her mother, Mrs. Sarah Good-
any veneer; genuine ivory keys; full 88-note scale;
Pell
Royal
Commission,
and
Sir
aid
Czech
refugees,
and
Belgium
EXTENDED
man; three Bitters, Mrs. Morns
70 DEGREES COOL
gloriously rich tone. Priced low at Hudson's now!
Hope Simpson, director of
PAYMENTS
Feingold, Mrs. Alex Abramovitz Harry N. Grossman Moves has undertaken to retain 3,000 John
the
Refugee
Survey
of
the
Royal
refugees
of
a
total
of
15,000
now
His
Law
Office
and Mrs. S. Bernhard. and four
Your Old Piano Accepted as Part Payment!
in that country. The Netherlands Institute of International Affairs.
brothers, Joseph Abraham S. Ja-
Although the foundation was
a in tanive
n i nog. a large
Harry N. Grossman, attorney central camp p i s fo maintaining
Assistant Attorney General cob and Harry Goodman; a host
Music
Store—Thirteenth
Floor—Woodward Avenue Bldg. at Grand River
created by American and British
refugees.
Thurman Arnold's incipient cam- of friends and the people she and counsellor-at-law, announces
In Northern Rhodesia there is Jews, it was understood that
befriended and aided in her the removal of his law offices
paign against monopolies is philanthropic work.
from 1052 National Bank Bldg reom for up to 500 families over French, Belgian and Dutch Jews
would be invited to participate.
known in Washington as the
Rabbi Moses Fischer and Can- to inure spacious quartets; at a period of years at a cost of be-
"Brandeta Crusade." the name tor David Katzman will officiate 1016 of the s^ire Asso- twei a $5,000 to $7,500 a family. The foundation will not have any
Price Subject to 3% Sales Tax.
deriving from the fact that the at the unveiling. All friends are doted with
Grossman are In the Dominican Republic the capital shares, but will be a kind
STORE HOURS, DAILY, 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
Meyer Robin and Louis Ravine. committee which conducted a sur- of intermediary between the pro-
former Justice was one of the
original champions of the Sher- invited by the family to be pres- Phones. Ca. 5542 and Ca. 5543.1 .cy there under the auspices of jected German trust and the goy-
,
• -•
ent Sunday morning.
man An a

The Bonnie Brook Country
Club located at Telegraph Road,
between Seven and Eight Mile
Roads, will be the scene of the
fourth annual summer formal of
the Rainbow Girls Purity Chapter
No. 12.
The evening of Aug. 7 will
feature Red Lewis and his De.
troiters; a floorshow given by
members of the Monte Carlo
Dancing School; a well known'
Detroit singer; a burlesque
opera; refreshments, and souve-
nirs.
The Misses Selma Silverman
and Betty Meyers are cooperat-
ing chairmen of the affair, reser-
vations for which may be made
by calling To. 1-0182, or Tr.
2-2553.
Miss Sally Simons invites
young men and women to avail
themselves of her dating bureau
servicesby calling To. 5-1855.
During the cooling week two
committee meetings of impor-
tance will be held. The first will
be on Mofiday evening, July 31,
at 1845 Woodingham, the home
of Mrs. Springer, mother advisor
of Purity assembly. Anyone
needing trammortation should
call Un. 3-2108. On Thursday,
Aug. 3, at 8:30, the last meet-
Inc before the spring formal
will be held at the home of. Vir-
ginia S. Lichtenstein, 2446 Clair.
mount. Miss Sue Bank, worthy
advisor, will preside.

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Mrs. Bessie Ginsburg of Cincinnati, 0., announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Evelyn, to Sam Lifchitz of this city..
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felsenteld announce the engagement o
their daughter, Betty, to Harry Lichter, son of Adolph 11. Lichter
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Feigenson of Stuftevant Ave. announc
the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Dr. Samuel Rosenthal
son of Mrs. Eva Rosenthal of. Blaine Ave. The marriage will tak
place Aug. 22 at the Shaarey Zedek.

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