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BEALE - ROSENTHAL
A
lovely garden ceremony
joined in marriage Miss Harriet
Jean Rosenthal, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Julius P. Rosenthal of
(
Boston Blvd., and Hyman Beale,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Bielewich
of Detroit,
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky of
Pittsburgh, uncle of the bride,
and Rabbi H. N. Rosenthal,
brother of the bride, officiated.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. A. M. Ashinsky of
Pittsburgh and Mn. N. P. Levin
of Los Angeles, sister of the
bride.

GOLDEN • SCHWEITZER
Miss Sally Schweitzer, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Fannie Schweitzer of
Richton Ave., became the bride
of Milton Golden, eon of Mrs.
Mary Golden of Grand Ave., on
Sept. 3. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi A. M. Hersh-
man and took place at the home
of the bride's sister, Mrs. Roy
R. Ruben of Cortland Ave. A
reception for the immediate fam-
ily followed.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden left for
New York, where they will board
the SS. Monarch for Bermuda.

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The Detroit Auxiliary of the Los
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to attend the

FIRST SLICOTH SERVICES

with the Renowned Father and Son
Cantors

Nathan and Samuel Stolnitz

and Fine Choir, officiating at the
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After an absence of nine
months, Dr. Mark Gunsbourg, the
Detroit pianist and teacher, re-
turned to Detroit and reopened
his studio at 6621 Cass Ave.,
telephone Madison 8168.
Dr. Gunzbourg was in Cali-
fornia, teaching an artist class
at the Zoellncr Conservatory in
Leo Angeles and playing in dif-
ferent towns in the southern part
of California. Los Angeles Times,
the leading paper in the state,
wrote about his recital at the
California Art Club: "His pro-
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tasy and Fugue on Bach, played
with full understanding of the
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tasy with tender regard for the
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The Beethoven Appssionata was
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summing up of musical ability.
Gunzbourg is a rare addition to
the musical life of the commu-
nity,"

WRESTLING AT ARENA BOWL
MONDAY EVENING

Something new under the sun
in the way of a wrestling match
is °flared at the Arena Gardena
next Monday evening—a blind-
folded battle royal. The wrestlers
who will participate are "Rough
Rufus" Jones of Red Run, Ga.;
Seelie Samara, an Abyssinian;
"The Black-Panther, Negro speed
"Gentleman Jack"
boy, and
Claybourn, South American, all
to
the Detroit mat
well known
fans.

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Following a tradition of several
years, Congregation Shaarey Zedek
has again engaged the services of
Rev. Jacob Silverman to act as
cantor at the auxiliary services

groom, wan maid of honor.
The four bridesmaid. Included Mies
Emily gentler, of Lensing, cousin of
the bride; Miss Mary Stanley and Miss
Jane Scanlan, both of Jackson, and
Mien Shirley Holden of Detroit,
Stuart Voight of Day City was best
man and ushers were Harry Langint
of Kent, O.. .A of.. Josephson. of Mi-
After spending the pastweek at kado. Joel Goldberg, and Morrie Fish-
Mae ki nay Island, Mrs. J. C. Hirsch- tune, of Bay city.
field and daughter, Eileen, were Joined
A dinner and reception followed the
there tor the week end by Sir. 11Irsch• ceremony at the hotel, after which
Sell! and Harry Braff, who accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Kahn left on a trip to
them home.
Northern Michigan. After Sept. 6, they
will Ie at home at 510 N. Van Buren
1 tr. Saba and Dr. Mans Kessler and FL, Bay City.
daughter. Georglana, have returned
Samuel Silver, a student at Hebrew
home after a delightful trip to vale
Union College at Vincinnate, is return-
10101410710 National Park.
ing to conduct services here thin year
for the holy Days, at Temple Ansi he
Morris Goldberg and George Kahn heard.
are leaving t hie week for Contralto,
Mo., where Mica Miriam Goldberg will
enroll at Stephens College and Mies
Sybil Kahn is returning r there for her
second y ear.

Mr. and 31rs! 11. P. Anthony end son.
Charles, spent Sunday and Monday with
friends at Manton, Oil. h. Earlier In the
week, Mrs, Anthony and non, Jim,
Call Mrs. Mere
M mien spent several
days at Morenel, Mich., with Me. and
Mot. Murray Mose,

Semple Usti; El
Watts

Temple Religious Schaal
Because of the postponement In the
opening of the public achools, we have
pont iinlird the opening of t he Temple
Religious School to Saturday, Sept. 30,
for grades 741.5, and Sunday, Oct.
MICH lineft Rosenberg of Detroit won 1. for kindergarten through grade
the guest of relatives here for a few and the Temple High School. Please
days during • the past week.
make cure that your child come. to
Edward Lich lig was the guest of t he I'hlldren'e TomKippur Service.
his children, Mr. and Mrs. DPV111
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 23, at 1 p. m.
rig of Detroit, during the pact week.
The Temple School °Mr. Is open for
1,41(1101.101141 and all other school busi-
Of Interest to a number of Bay City ness every week day, 9 a. M. to 6
a nn is the recent marriage of Miss Ade- p, . and on the fallowing Sunday
laide Bernice Levy,daughter of Mr. ant 01111105 ram the hour. of 10 to 12,
and Mr, Meyer M. Levy of Jackson, Sept. 10. 17, 21. After Sunday, Sept.
and Sherman E. Kahn, eon of Mr. 21, there will be no more registrations
and MI, George Kahn, of Auburn. The held on Sunday morning,

Tou're Invited!

to the formal
opening
of our ,

.. upon the occasion of our

REV. JACOB SILVERMAN

Mr. earl ]Ire. Nathan Reline, and
win. Richard. returnmt home after
•Ismiling the week-end holiday with
relatives In Cleveland.

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Woodward at State

Sixth Floor

• Sept. 10—Miss Belleen Reichstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel M. Reichstein of 2456 Atkinson Ave., at Dr. Louis Shiovitz
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Shiovitz of Clements Ave.
Sept. 10—Miss Shirley Fields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Morris Feldman of Gladstone Ave., to Louis W. Rubenstein, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Max Rubenstein of N. Martindale Ave., at
Congregation Mishkan Israel.

Births

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to be held during the High Holy
Days in the social hall of the syna-
gogue.
Dr. A. M. Hershman and Rabbi
Morris Adler will alternate in de-
livering sermons in the main syna-
gogue and the auxiliary congrega-
tion.
As the capacity of the hall is
limited, it is urged that those who
desire to worship at the auxiliary
services of Shaarey Zedek should
secure their seats at once.
Tickets for the supplementary
services may be secured in the
office of Shaarey Zedek during the
day or from the committee in
charge on Sunday, from 9 a. m. to
1 p. m.; evenings, from 7 p. m.
to 9:30 p. m., in the Library of
the synagogue.
The following is the committee
in charge:
David S. Friedman, chairman;
A. J. Blumenau, Herman P. Cohen,
John Frazer, Abraham Gordon, M.
B. Lewis, Robert Loewenberg,
Philip Rosenthal and Ben S. Sid-
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GRATIOT AT FARMER

Michael Grossman Called
by Death

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Michael Grossman of Sturte-
vant Ave. died suddenly of a
heart attack on Friday, Sept. 1.
Mr. Grossman, who was 66 years
old, is survived by his wife,
Yetta, and four children, Dr.
Sol C. Grossman, Mrs. M. Coo-
perstock of Marquette, Mich.,
Rose A. Grossman and Dr. Carl
M. Grossman of Los Angeles,
Calif.

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MANY JEWS KILLED IN WARSAW AS,,, VILLAGES WITH LARGE
JEWISH POPULATIONS ARE BOMBED BY NAZI PLANES, REICH
JEWRY FEARS REPRISALS; REFUGEES REGISTER FOR SERVICE

CONCLUDED FROM PACE :)

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Mrs. Ehrlich Due in New York Saturday; Richard
Ellmann Still in Europe; Mrs. Harold Schakne
Returns from London

in Jerusalem. The German Christian Templar colonies at Haifa,
Bethlehem, near Nahnlal, at Samna and Wilhelma were placed
under special police surveillance.

Among the Detroitera who were in Europe were Mrs. Joseph H.
Ehrlich and Richard and William Ellmann. Mrs. Ehrlich is now on
the lie de France which is expected to land in New York Saturday.
In a broadcast intended to reassure the populace and to The Ile de France was supposed to sail last Friday but did not
warn against agitation, High Commissioner Sir Harold MacMichael leave port until Saturday night.
urged Palestinians to lay aside differences and warned anyone
William and Richard Ellmann, sons of Mr. and Mrs. James I.
against believing that self-advantage might be obtained from the Ellmann, were in the Scandinavian countries. William returned last
turmoil in Europe.
Saturday on the Empress of Australia which landed in Quebec.
Richard Ellmann, who graduated with honors from Yale last June,
Chief Rabbis Cable Blessings to King George
The Chief Rabbis of Palestine telegraphed blessinge to King was unable to secure accommodations for his return and is still in
George VI and said that Palestine Jewry was praying for victory Europe. He is at present believed to be in France.
for His Majesty's government. The cable, sent through the Lord
William Ellmann states that the boat he was on was over-
crowded with returning Canadians and Americans. There was great
Chamebrlain, said:
"Please convey to His Majesty our heartfelt blessings and the tension during the last three days of travel, and the boat was
fervent prayers of Palestine Jewry for Britain's victory in her kept dark during the voyage.
heroic stand for right against might and for ultimate world peace."
Returning from •London on Wednesday, Mrs. Harold Schakne
It was officially disclosed that a total of 1400 refugees arrived of 2625 W. Euclid Ave. told of a tense trip on the Dutch steamer
in Palestine last Sunday.
Deendam. Taking an out-of-the-way northern route, the boat
traveled 12 days in a stormy sea. Carrying a record number of
passengers, accommodations for the travelers were made in bath-
Chamberlain Tells Weizmann Britain Appreciates
rooms, on the floors of the boat's lounges and wherever extra
Jewish Support
space could be found. Another Detroit passenger who returned on
LONDON. (WNS-Palcor Agency)—An offer from Dr. Chaim
the Deendam was Harold Berg, publicity director of Hotel Statler.
lVeizmann, president of the World Zionist Organization, to Prime
:Minister Chamberlain to place "Jewish manpower, technical ability
and 'resources" at the disposal of the British government evoked
from Mr. Chamberlain a message of appreciation for such preferred
support.

"Your public-spirited assurances are welcomed and will be
kept in mind," the Prime Minister declared in an exchange of
correspondence initiated by Dr. Weizmann on Aug. 29. On the
latter date, Dr. Weizmann wrote to Mr. Chamberlain:
"In this hour of supreme crisis, the consciousness that the
Jews have a contribution to make for the defense of sacred values
impels me to write this letter.
"I wish to confirm in the most explicit manner the declaration
that I and my colleagues made in recent months, especially in the
loot week, that the Jews 'stand by Great Britain and will fight on
the side of the democracies.'
"Our urgent desire is to give effect to these declarations. We
wish to do this in a way entirely consonant with the general scheme
of British action and, therefore, would place ourselves in matters
big and small under the coordinating direction of the British
government.
"The Jewish Agency is ready to enter immediate arrange-
ments for utilizing Jewish manpower, technical ability, resources,
etc.
'The Jewii.h Agency recently had political differences with the
:Mandatory. We would like these differences to give way before
greater, more pressing necessities of the time.
"We ask you to accept this declaration in the spirit in which
it isstmade."

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Jews Offer Services to France

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Unveiling of Monument

An unveiling of a monument
in memory of Pauline Wachter
will take place on Sunday, Sept.
10, at 2:30 p. m., at Congrega-
tion El Moshe Cemetery. Lela.
tires and friends are invited.

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In a letter dated Sept. 2, Prime Minister Chamberlain replied:
"1 should like to express my warns appreciation of the contents
of your letter and of the spirit which prompted it.
"It is true that differences of opinion exist between the
Mandatory and the Jewish Agency in regard to the policy on
Palestine. But I gladly accept the assurance contained in your
letter. I note with pleasure that in this time of supreme emer-
gency, when things which we hold dear are at stake, Britain can
rely on the wholehearted cooperation of the Jewish Agency.
"You will not expect me to say more at this stage than that
your public-spirited assurances are welcomed and will be kept
in mind."

OTTAWA. (WNS)—Defense Minister las MacKenzie revealed
that more than 5,000 American Jews had applied for enlistment
with the Canadian militia for service overseas but added that
American citizens were not eligible for enlistment since the Militia
Act requires that all candidates be British subjects. "No decision
has been made to 'turn Nelson's blind eye' in respect to the King's
regulations, which." MacKenzie said, "were honored during the
last war in the breach rather than in observavnce."

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Chamberlain Expresses Appreciation

WASHINGTON, (WNS)—The French Embassy said that many
Jews were among the hundreds of Americans seeking to enlist
with the French military forces. It was also said that American
Flowers for All Occasions— volunteers could not be accepted in this country for service with
the French army.
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Dexter-Jar

Will Officiate at
Auxiliary Services
at Shaarey Zedek

High Commissioner Recalls German Repression,
Urges Unity

2400 BIDDLE AVE., WYANDOTTE, MICH.
Phone Wyandotte 0650

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Mr. and Mrs. David Harris of Fairfield Ave. announce th
engagement of their cousin, Rosaline Cheren, to David L. Polk, eon
of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Polk of 3038 Fullerton Ave. The wedding
will take place in November.
Mrs. Alec Abraham of 6428 Globe Ave. announces the engage-
ment of her daughter, Edith Lillian, to Carl C. Chaifetz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaifetz of 2672 Hazelwood Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiva Nemer of 2480 Buena Vista Ave. announce
the engagement of their daughter, Beatrice R., to Dr. Joseph II.
Gossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gossman of Martindale Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lucas of Kendall Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Herman Feinberg, son of
Mira. Mollie Feinberg of Elmhurst Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Faigin of Petoskey Ave. announce the
engagement of their daughter, Elsie, to Joseph Katz of Glynn Ct.

lag arttii gates

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Announcing 1939-1940 Term of the

Engagements

BORTMAN • HURWITZ
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurwitz
announce the marriage of their —
daughter, Bahs, to Joe C. Bort-
Aug. 27—To Dr. and Mrs. Meryl M. Fenton (Ruth Colton
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip of 925 Whitmore Rd., a daughter, Glorianne.
Rortman. The marriage took
place Tuesday evening, Aug. 29,
in the presence of the immediate
sem it e was read by Rabbi Charles
family. The couple are traveling
B. Leaner.
111141 lit MI Kahn, sister of the brlde•
through northern Michigan.

--hats designed for the woman
who wears her years gracefully

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September 8, 1939

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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