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Cantor Brown at
Holy Day Services
at Cong. Emanuel
re
That is why we are particularly happy to announce the open-
ing of our new shop . . . For years our "personality-groom-
Congr egation Beth Tfilo
Emanuel, Taylor and Woodrow
Wilson, announces that an emi.
nent New York synagogue sing-
er-Cantor Feiwel Hertz Brown
-will conduct services this year
during the High lloly Days.
ers", Gloria and Arden, have been justly respected as
millinery designers of distinction . . . The finest workmanship
and materials are gathered together by them to make your
hat ... And at prices that range up and down the scale ..
Won't you come in and see us?
Betrothed
Engagements
I
Mr. and Mrs. A. Schemanaky of 2836 Webb Ave. announce th
engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Morris Young. son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Young of 3031 Glendale Ave.
Mrs. Esther R. Simons of the Lake Shore Drive Hotel, Chicago.
formerly of the Be!crest, Detroit, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Irma Nadine, to Samuel George Handler of Chicago,
eon of Mrs. Sarah Handler. Miss Simons is a graduate of the
University of Wisconsin and Mr, Handler attended Northwestern
University. The wedding is planned for December.
Mr. and Mtn. Louis Boner of N. Martindale Ave. announce the
engagement .of their niece, Rose Gellerman, to Symour Stocker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stocker of Pingree Ave. The wedding will
take place the latter part of September.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lipson of Richton Ave. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Sylvia, to Albert Miller, non of Mrs.
Sarah Miller. The wedding date has been set for Jan. 7, 1940,
Mr. and Mrs. Saul J. Schreiber of St. Louis. Mo., announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ada Miriam, to Joseph C. Morris.
now of St. Louis, son of Mrs. Jacob M. Morris of 3259 Calvert Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shewitz of Woodrow Wilson Ave. an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Evelyn Ann, to Abe
Weinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Weinberg of Washington,
D. C. The wedding will take place in January.
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MISS CHARLOTTE FINKEL
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Finkel of
Fullerton Ave. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Charlotte, to Arnold H.
Monash, son of Mrs. Lena Mon-
ash and Sam Phil. Mr. Monash is
a graduate of Ohio State Uni-
versity and University of Michi-
Aug. 27-Miss Harriet Baron, daughter of Mrs. Henry Baron gan Law School. The wedding
of McQuade Ave., to Hymen Freedland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph will take place in the late fall.
Freedland of Gladstone Ave., at 6 p. m. at Beth David Synagogue.
Sept. 2-Miss Annette Sara Manson, daughter of Mrs. Bess REFUGEES' WHITE
Manson of Elmhurst Ave., to Maurice Zeiger, son of Mrs. Clara
HOUSE CONFERENCE
Zeiger of Monterey Ave., at Congregation Bnai David, at 8 p. m.
Sept. 3-Miss Beatrice Glieberman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
SET
OCTOBER
Harry Glieberman of Fullerton Ave., to William Casman, son of
ICONCLZIDED FROM PAGE °NEI
Mrs. Fannie Casman of Fenkell Ave., at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek. Rabbi M. Zager will officiate.
Sept. 3-Miss Harriet Jean Rosenthal, daughter of Mr. and gusted a general waiver of quota
Mrs. J. P. Rosenthal of Boston Blvd., to Hyman M. Beale, son of Ihnitations for Alaska only, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bielewich.
not for the mainland. to which
Sept. 3-Miss Lillian Levinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. such immigrants could subse-
Samuel Levinger of Waverly Ave., to Norman R. Gould, son of quently be admitted, if at all,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gould of Rochester Ave., at First Hebrew within existing quota regulations.
Congregation of Delray. at 6 p. m.
Among matters being consid-
Sept. 3-Miss Florence Golden, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. ered by those interested are the
Golden, to Theodore Richmond, son of Jacob Richmond of Toronto. status of such immigrants as alien
Canada, at the Olympia Hotel in Mt. Clemens, Rev, Golden and residents, their naturalization,
Rabbi Winchester officiating,
should they desire to become citi-
Sept. 3-Miss Helen Greenberg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. zens of the United States fro well
Jacob Greenberg, of 3278 Leslie Ave., to Oscar Rosenberg, son of as of the Territory, and the citi-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenberg of Buena Vista Ave. Reception at zenship status of their children,
home from 2 to 5 P. M. No cards,
especially of those born in Alas-
ka.
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and Is an education In jewleh fife.
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holidays, time schedule. to kindle Sabbath candles,
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KURLAND.COHEN
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cohen
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Sarah, to Jack Kuck-
land, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kurland, on Sunday, Aug. 20.
Rabbi M. Zager officiated.
CHASE-FOX
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fox an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Beanie, to Bernard
Chase, son of Mrs. Chase, on
Sunday afternoon, Aug. 6, at
the home of Rabbi I. Stollman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase have re-
turned from a cruise of the
Great Lakes and are now resid-
ing on Leslie Ave.
Summer Activities of Ladies
Auxiliary of Jewish War
Veterans of Detroit
Mrs. Henry H. Shapiro, preni-
dent of the Detroit Ladies Aux-
iliary No. 135 of the Jewish War
Veterans of the U, S., reported
thin week that the auxiliary has
a busy summer schedule.
A card party was held and
the net proceeds were contrib-
uted to the National Refugee
Fund.
On Aug. 3, members visited
the new Veterans' Hospital at
Dearborn, Mich. Every veteran
was presented with a gift in
addition to the entertainment
provided, The chairman, Mrs.
Ida Schultz, has plans for the
Auxiliary again to visit the hos-
pital in October, at which time
the Veterans again will be given
gifts and an interesting pro-
gram will be arranged for them.
The citizenship classes organ-
ized in March by the Detroit
Ladles Auxiliary are continuing
through the summer months and
are held every Monday and
Thursday evenings from 7 to 9
at the Wayne County Building.
Anyone desiring to join may do
so as there is no fee. For
further information phone Mrs.
Otto Silvers, HO 0193, or Mrs.
George Walt, UN 1-3685.
The Jewish War Veterans Or-
ganization and the National La-
dies Auxiliary will hold their
44th National Encampment in
Miami, Fla., Aug. 28 to Sept. 1.
There will be 18 delegates and
16 alternates from the local
!Knee' auxiliaries. Mrs. Henry
H. Shapero. president, Mrs. Leon
Ginsburg, Mrs. Benjamin Cow-
an. Mra. Nathaniel Raskin, Mrs.
Albert Silverman, Mrs. Louis
Rosenberg are among the dele-
gates and alternates.
Jewish- American Youth
Council to Meet Next
Thursday
Cantor Feiwel Hertz Brown
Cantor Brown is well known
in the east where he has ac-
quired an enviable reputation as
a master of liturgical music. In
conducting services here, he will
be ussisted by a targe and well
trained choir.
Seats for the High Holy Day
services will go on sale this Sun-
day, and committees will be in
session in the lobby of the syna-
gogue from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
daily and on Saturday evenings.
Those desiring to worship in
Congregation Beth Tfilo Eman•
uel and to enjoy the singing
of Cantor Brown and his choir
are requested to secure their
seats early.
Ten-Day Adults
Camping Program
at Camp Tamakwa
FOR
Industrial Opportunities
Alaska, with only 60,000 in-
habitants scattered over 586,000
square miles, must seek its pop-
ulation growth, as did the United
Lou Handler, director, an-
States, through immigration, mr.
nounces that Camp Tamakwa in
Ickes mid, and nowhere in the
Aug. 15-To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Haydu (Mildred Kauffman
Algonquin Park, Ontario, will be of Tyler Ave., a daughter, Joyce Phyllis.
world today was there less racial
open during the first 10 days
Aug. 20-To Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Cohen (Barbara Zebrak), of or religious prejudice.
in September, during whick time San Juan Drive, a daughter, Nancy Helen.
On the basis of his own visit
he will have a full camping pro-
to the territory and the Slattery
gram for adults.
report issued this week, Mr. Ickes
The camp is located in the
asserted that there were room,
primeaval beauty of the most
need and a warm welcome wait-
extensive provincial forest in I
ng in Alaska for qualified set-
Canada. It comprises an area
Ireer,:ioens.pecially for those seeking
of over 3,000 square miles of
efuge from intolerance and 01/-
lakes and woods, located in a
region of high altitude. thickly
Explaining that the opportuni-
forested with pines, fir, hemlock,
ies were industrial rather than
and many other species of ever-
gricultural, Mr. Ickes added
green trees.
hat while the government could
In September, the invigorat-
xtend no financial aid, it might
ing climate and the beautiful
ladly cooperate otherwise in
coloring of the maple and birch,
oPulating the territory and de-
and other hardwood trees in-
eloping its resources.
vites thousands of beauty seek-
Aids Dominion Settlement
ers from everywhere.
In the meantime, Mr. Ickes is
The camp itself is one of the
ooperating directly and officially
highly rated boys' camps in
n the resettlement of a colony
North America, having been in
f German refugees in the Do-
operation a number of years.
inican Republic.
For this occasion, Mr. Handler
He announced that in response
, a
is retaining members of his sum-
o a request from a German ref-
mer staff together with the full
gee committee, the Puerto Rican
use of the camp equipment.
econstruction Administration in
Full particulars MY be had
an Juan had been instructed to
by consulting the advertisement
ake available its data on five
on the social page.
ears' experience in rural settle-
ent and to arrange for an ex-
hange of information with the
olony, to which a tract along the
aitian froniter has been offered.
Mr.
511,1 MI.
Alex Kahn hail as
In a letter to Dr. Brunner
guests over II.. week-end their won, Dr
hrenhaft of the refugee com-
I hw Detiolt. •nd Dr.Baird
Jay of the University Hospital at Ann
ittee, now in Trujillo City, Mr.
Arbor. Their daughter, Nanette, le
ekes said that he wan "pleased
visiting friend. at Iron River, Mich.
o be able to assist. even in thia
Mr. and Mra. Jaek Trellhaf t and fanD
mall way, those who have been
Ily of TOIP110 •re gneste of their sister
orocreldd.,,to leave their homelands
and brother-In-law,
brother-In-law,
•W, Mr. and Hes Nate
Nell ne r. Illidiard Penner left on Hunday
nel seek refuge in the New
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CANTORS STOLNITZ AT
SERVICES OF L. A. S.
Cantors Nathan and Samuel
Stolnitz, father and son Chan-
onim, have prepared fine mus-
ical compositions for the Rosh
Hashanah, Yost Kippur and Sli-
choth services, to be conducted
under the auspices of the Detroit
Auxiliary of the Los Angeles
Sanitarium at Littman's Peoples
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for New Cork where he ham areepted
a position.
R ep. Fish's Plan for Refuge in
Mrs Jule. Rubin left for Chicago
1, here she will visit friends and rel•-
ti, es for It ohort stay.
The Jewish-American Youth
Council will meet on Thursday,
Aug. 31, at the Dexter branch
of the Jewish Community Center,
starting promptly at 8 p. m. and
adjourning at 10.
Plans are well under way for
SPECIAL PRICES TO GROUPS the three-day annual conference
of
Detroit Jewish youth to be
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conference ccommittees.Interest-
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ing developments that have oc-
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curred
will be discussed.
Auburn. Indian.
The Council is comprised sole-
Endonal find
for winch weld
ly of delegates from Jewish
youth organizations in Detroit.
' afendars. Also ntnd your free sats" p7a1"
. j"''h A"
Vinitors are always welcome at
e Nam
regular metings of the Jewish
American Youth Council.
Announcing a BRANCH of the
Sir. sail Mre. Ell Levy and daughtah,
end thclr aunt. Idra 8. Philter,
ere lea, Mg Ole eek for New
Cara,
their former home. to woeful the next
tu eehs
Alia Pant Midhin of Detroit le the
curetof tur
inothsr, Hrs. M. Greenberg.
Mr. and Mre. Louie Levine and Mr.
• rui Mrig Al Goldberg •re spending his
neek in Northern Michigan.
Mr. end &Ira Harry Alpern and eon.
Matt, es In Detroit
this week.
Sir. •n,1 Mre. I. J. Lieberniets
n ounee 1 he wedding of their daughter,
Emil , to Wow, Mauldson, atm of Mr.
and Mrs Morrie Ma Odeon. ill a yew-
niony last gund•y. A prenuptial affair
for t he lirlde w as a dinner and nile•
cellaneone shower for 6: guest)/ at the
Recoil!, lintel law Friday evening, •t
w hien MIA. N. Iltvinker. Mrs. L. Magid..
eon and Mrs. A. Ma rkowIta. Meter of
the groom, were bowsaw,
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Africa
OSLO, Norway. - (WNS) -
The city, represented by Mayor Reading, accepted the com- ongressman Hamilton Fish of
pleted air conditioning plant installed in the children's ward of the ‘ ew York, chairman of the
Receiving Hospital. The cooling plant was a gift to the city by 1 American delegation to the In-
Union Confer-
Sanford D. Adler and Milton C. Adler, president and general mane- , erpariamentary
ter, respectively, of Conditionaire, Inc., Detroit cooling and heating nce meeting here, proposed a
:ompany. The system, which had to meet the rigid requirements plan for large scale settlement
)1' the hospital staff, went into operation on Wednesday with suit- , f refugs in Africa near Lake
ible ceremonies attended by Mayor Reading, Dr. Don S. Morrill, had. Asserting that he repre-
iuperintendent of the hospital; Dr. Fred H. Cole, president of the ented a group of wealthy Amer-
willing to contribute up
Public Welfare Commission and other civic and medical notables. ' cans
in the picture above, left to right, are Mayor Reading, Sanford D. 1 o $100,000,000 toward execu-
of the plan, Mr. Fish said
Adler, Nurse Irma Quirk, holding one of the patients, who will be 1 ion
node more comfortable through the brothers' generosity, and Milton e had conferred with Foreign
ecretary Lord Halifax of Brit-
l. Adler.
SYNAGOGUE PARLEY SYSTEMATIZES
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NORTH
AMERICAN
Theater, 8210 12th St.
A fine choir has been engaged
and will be directed by the
young cantor.
Seats are priced very reason-
ably and may be secured at the
theater, beginning Sunday, Aug.
27. Reservations may be made
by calling Madison 6768,
Cantor Nathan Stolnitz is an
excellent interpreter of the tra-
ditional tefiloths and occupies a
prominent place in the journal-
istic circles. His son, the young
cantor, is a musical genius. He
has received . his musical con-
servatory training by means of
a free scholarship. He has an-
peered in leading synagogues
and temples as soloist with large
symphhny orchestras and leading
choirs and has always thrilled
his audiences.
The seating capacity is limit-
ed and the public is asked to
make their reservations as
speedily as possible,
First Slichoth services will he
held Saturday, Sept. 9, at mid-
night. Admission is free.
refugees from Germany into
Italy as tourists although for a
short period refugees entering
Italy as tourists were being lib-
erally admitted, official Italian
circles placing no restrictions on
their entry providing they had
enough money on which to live.
Tourists are not subject to
Italy's racial laws and it had
been indicated by official sources
that anyone entering with suf-
ficient foreign currency would
be welcome. Recently, however,
a number of arrivals were re-
fused permission to stay in Italy
. 1 hanehai Port Closed to Further and were ordered to leave the
Refugee Immigration
country.
NAPLES. - (WNS) - As
result of a Japanese commu- Pay Final Installment of Billion-
r ique issued last week announc-
Mark Fine
g that the Japanese-ruled sec-
BERLIN. - (WNS) - Ger-
or of the International Settle- man Jews have completed
pay.
ent at Shanghai would be ing 20 per cent of their for-
osed to German Jewish 'm- tune, toward the fine of $400,-
r igrants beginning Aug. 21, 000,000 levied in vengeance for
I 0 Jewish refugees on route
the shooting in Paris of Ernst
f tom Germany to China were
Vom Rath, embassy secretary,
r efused passage aboard the
by a Polish Jewish youth. Most
J apanese steamer Hakisumaru
paid the fourth and final
v hen it sailed from this port. Jews
tinhsetyallim
efetn. t of the levy a week
F reneh and Italian ships, how-
ago, and there was no final rush
ver, continue to accept refugee when the deadline was reached.
for China.
Jews who emigrated since lad
November, when Roth
shot,
SHANGHAI. __ (WNS) - paid their shares of the was
fine, ns
Starting as a weekly represent-
ng the interests of German Jew-
h refugees in Shanghai. the
PRAGUE. - ( • NS) - .Re-
ewish Chronicle began publics- ports from Bratislava, indicate
on last week as the first Jewish that the terror-stricken Jewish
ally newspaper in the Far East population in leaving the city to
attiring news of general inter-
escape attacks by Nazi evullta-
e t in both English and German.
thizers. Anti-Semitic outbursts I
1
Lewin, • refugee from in the Bohemian-Moravian "nro-1
Vienna, is publisher.
tectorate" are having the effect
of keening the number of Jews,
ale
Restricts Refugee Tourist emigrating up to 200
a day as
Transmieration
required by Eichmann. Gestano
ROME. - (WNS) -Restric- emigration head. Several provin-
ons imposed by the Italian Gov- tie! towns have adopted measures
ment have almost completely concerning Jewish participation
oinked the influx of *Jewish in public life.
,
,
in and Foreign Minister Georges
onnet of France, both of whom
ad shown interest in the plan
hich they promised to support.
rench Colonial Minister Georges
andel promised that he would
nvestigate the possibility of us-
ng one of the French ponses-
ions in Central Africa in the
eighborhood of I.ake Chad, Be-
arding to Mr. Fish, who was
ssured by M. Mandel that he
could he advised when the sur-
ey WAN completed.
SOLICITATIONS FOR YESHIYOTHS l.
mid
a
Maurice Samuel Sails for
A report of its committee on David J. Cohen; divisional vice- I
he
Special
Assignment
support
of
presidents,
Rabbis
Yeshivoth
and
S. Z. Fine- t
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
heritable institutions was adopt- berg, Flint, and 31. C. Katz, I
ull.ge
Aid Plans Luncheon for
NEW YORK. - (WNS) -
d by the executive committee Grand Rapids; conference secre- ,
Dec. 15
f the Michigan Synagogue Con- tary. Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter, )
Maurice Samuel. noted Author
erence at its meeting last Sun- Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, chair-
end lecturer, sailed for Europe
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid this week on special assiznments
ay held under the chairmanship man of the admissions commit-
t at the home of Mrs. Axi-1 for the New York Post.
f Isadore Cohen, president. tee, Rabbi Stollman, and the fol-
IN MEMORIAM
meg( of Calvert Ave.
T he Yeshivoth committee, lowing guests: Isadore Fishman
Money will be sent twice a ,
coded by Rabbi Isaac Stollman, and N. Finkelstein, Flint. Max a
CARD OF THANKS
year to Palestine to provide lay-
The family of the late Max
In loving memory of our dear i 'eludes the following members: Silber, Grand Rapids, and Dr.
ettes for refugee babies.
It. Schlussel wish to thank their son and brother, Nathan Light- Rabbi Moses Fischer, David Ber- Meyer Waxman, professor at the I
Work has begun on the donor relatives, friends and the Con- stone, who passed away 20 years
is, Judah Lacher, Morris Mohr Chicago Hebrew Theological Col- t
luncheon to be held Dec. 5 at gregation Beth Abraham for thel ago, Aug. 25, 1919.
nil Daniel Temchin. Detroit, and lege,
r
the Strider Hotel. Mrs. J. War- kindness shown them in the re-
hree members from out State. Important proposals of the ad- c
tell. chairman. is assisted by cent bereavement of their dear
ommunities to be appointed, missions committee, presented by
Mrs. N. Blatnihoff. co-chairman, husband and father.
ubsequently, It is one of the Rabbi Sperka, including the ■p-
Donations were made to the
me standing committees of the nointment of a field director, and
memorial and flowers fund by
onference.
of a state-wide
Walter Winchell, who's usual.'
the launching
Mrs. AximotT and Mrs. R. Gold- ly eight, says that Hitler is in .
Sadly missed by his parents.
The report as voted upon by membershrip
drive for orthodox
berg; also by Mrs. Segal and love with a Baroness von der sister and brother.
he executive committee includes coneregationn, will be submitted
3Irc. Leven in memory of Charles Colts, described as a buxom i
he following recommendations: to the fall convention which will
Feldman.
,
Flowers
appointment of a local treasurer take place Oct. 29.
beauty.
e
D ***** -Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. n every Michigan community to
Rabbi Wohlgelernter gave
eceive the funds solicited by detailed account of the finding. a passenger
he Meshuloehim, forward them of a special committee apnointed
SOLID AS THE COArrimiEniT
o the respective institutions, and jo deal with the "Mushroom"
:eep a record of all collections: synagogue
situation in Detroit, i
iopularizing the work of the and of arrangements
made by b
reshivoth, arousing sympathetic the religious and education
coin- J
a terest for their support mittee for a tour of out-state
hroughout the state: establish- communities during the week 4 t
ng contacts with existing fed. preceding Rosh Hashonah.
'rations to urge adequate al- A resolution was adopted eon- e f
otments for these institutions in -Mutating Congregation Bnai C
n accordance with their merits; Moshe of Detroit upon the elec-
'relating the visits of the vari- tion of Rabbi Moses Fischer for
pus collectors. in order to avoid life tenure. 1.
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onfusion. and issuing credentials
0 them.
The colleeted paper. and ad-
The executive committee meet- dresses of Roger W. Straus are ti
Elias Goldberg
ng was attended by the chair- being published by the Christian e
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
nan of the board of direetww. ceetory Pr era at
Miss
Eeaslar
her Water
Mho Gertrude Kessler. have 'Monied
home after a/Wilding the summer atudy.
Ins at whoots In Urbana •nd Ewen.-
ton. Libby took aperial work c
at VriA.
lille Miss Grit rude
wadi ellrOlied for the summer enure.. •t
the National Pi hoot of Edo , at Ion In 0
Cy min.. MI. Gertrude will return to f
Elmhurst, Ili , t his fall, to teach.
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