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Affianced

Council Juniors
Will Meet Sunday

Science Congress Hears Re-
port by Hebrew University
Scientist; Microbiologists
Declare Dutch Guiana Un-
Mrs. Eliot A. Magidsohn, presi- suited for Refugees

JACK ALKON

formerly associated with

HARLEY BUICK CO.

A NNOUNCES

the formation of

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine-
Mrs. Leonard W. Fox enter-
man returned Sept. 7 from their tained at a tea on Sunday after-
lodge in Gaylord, Mich.
noon at her home, 13275 LaSalle
Blvd., honoring her sister, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Enggass Florence Vass, whose marriage
and children returned from New to Wilbur E. Loewenberg will
take place on Oct. 8.
York.

the

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LE SHONO TOVO!

May the New Year Bring to You and

Your Loved Ones a Full Measure of

Happiness and Contentment.

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MISS LORIS GRUNDFEST

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Grundfest of
Little Rock, Ark., and New York
City announce the engagement
of their daughter, Loris, to Theo-
dore D. Birnkrant of Whit-
more Drive, Detroit, son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Maurice T.
Birnkrant.
Miss Grundfest attended Con-
necticut College for Women in
New London, Conn., and the
Anne Reno School in New York
C ity.
The wedding will take place
on Nov. 14 in New York City.

Shaarey Zedek
Registration
Ends Sunday

Registrations for the Shaarey
Zedek Sunday School will be
cloned this Sunday.
Parents desiring to register
their children are asked to do so
Sunday from 10 to 12 a, ni.
From present indications, a
record enrollment is expected and
attendance may have to be lim-
ited.
Parents desiring to register
their children for kindergarten
and first grade are asked to do
no this Sunday.

Davar LaGola Is
Available in U. S.

"Swing and Sway with AZA"

DETROIT CHAPTER 63, A. Z. A.

Junior Bnai Brith

Announce Their 12th Annual

Rosh Hashonah Dance

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SUNDAY EVENING, SEPT. 17

FEATURING

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including SHIRI.EY BROCK, Vocalist

Dancing 9 till

Ticket', 63c

ROSH HASHONAH
GREETINGS

To All Upon This Momentous

Occasion in the Lives of the En-

tire Jewish People, We Are

Happy to Extend Our Sincere

Wishes for a Happy, Healthful

and Prosperous New Year.

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An opportunity to keep abreast
of events in every sphere of life
in Palestine, is now available to
Hebrew readers in the United
States and Canada through the
medium of "Haver LaGola", ac-
cording to an announcement
issued this week by the Davar
Agency, 275 7th Ave., New York
City.
Dever LaGola is published
weekly by Davar, foremost He-
brew daily newspaper in the
world. The first issue appeared in
January of this year, and to date
17 numbers have been distributed
throughout the world to selected
readers. It is now available for
general circulation.
The purpose of Dover LaGola
is to provide all readers of He-
brew with news of the latest de-
velopments in Palestine in digest
form. The six daily issues of
Davar provide the contents of this
weekly edition, so that the Dias-
pora render can have the essence
of the Dever at one fourth of
the price. The best journalistic
and literary items of the week
are selected for this edition.
There are regular contributions in
the fields of politics, economics,
Arab relations, literature, poetry,
art, music and education. Car-
toons and art reproductions ap-
pear in every issue. Davar La-
Gola mirrors faithfully and com-
pletely the entire life of Pales-
tine. It is indispensable to every
reader of Hebrew and friend of
Palestine,
Among the regular contributors
to Davar LaGola are included:
Berl Katzenelson, David Ben
Gurion, Isaac Ben Zvi, G. Shoff-
man, Victor Chernoff, Max Brod,
Jacob Leshehinsky, Zalman Rube-
shov and others.
Further information concerning
Davar LaGola may he obtained
from Davar Agency, 275 7th Ave.,
New York, N. Y., Nahum Moch-
son, representative. Subscriptions
can be secured through the office
at the rate of $3.60 per year,
and $2 for six months.

New Year Presents Greater
Responsibilities for Ameri-
can Jewry in Night of
Worsening Situation Over-
seas, Say Rabbi Abba Hil-
lel Silver and Rabbi Jonah
B. Wise

The responsibilities of Ameri-
can Jewry will rise during the
year to come as the impact of
war strikes ever larger areas
abroad, Rabbi Abba Mlle! Silver
and Rabbi Jonah B. Wise, Na-
tional Chairmen of the United
Jewish Appeal for Refugees and
Overseas Needs, declared in a
New Year's statement to the
American Jewish community.
"War intensifies every human
problem and instead of diminish.
ing, increases every human re-
, sponsibility," the statement read.
The New Year's message
stressed the generous support of
American Jewry to the campaign
of the United Jewish Appeal and
said that it is the function of
the Jews of American to be
"messengers of hope to those
who would otherwise be com-
pletely submerged in the morass
of European war."

Jewish Centers to Observe
152nd Anniversary of
Constitution Day

Commemorative exercises in
celebration of the 162nd anni-
versary of the adoption of the
Constitution of the United States
by the Federal Convention on
Sept. 17, 1787, will be arranged
by Jewish Community Centers.
To assist them in planning im-
pressive prOgrams at club and
group meetings, as well as at
mass gatherings, the Jewish Wel-
fare Board, their parent organi-
zation, has made available to Its
constituent societies a publica-
tion on the observance of Con-
stitution Day.

dent of the National Council of
NEW YORK. (WNS) — The
Jewish Juniors, invites all inter-
ested young women to attend artificial cultivation of the virus
of rabies which promises a su-
perior vaccine treatment of per-
sons bitten by mad dogs or other
rabid animals, was reported in
a paper presented by Dr. Israel
J. Kligler of the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem at the Third
I nternat ional Microbiological
C ongress, meeting here.
Dr. Kligler, head of the de-
ailment of Ilygiene and Bac-
t eriology of the Hebrew Uni-
v ersity, based his report upon
a series of experiments conducted
in the laboratories of the Uni-
versity in cooperation with Dr.
Hans Bernkopf, also of Hebrew
University.
In a paper read before the
Congress, Dr. N. II. Swellen-
grebel, of Amsterdam, said that
Dutch Guiana is not at present
a suitable colonization ground
for Jewish refugees. "Any at-
tempt to settle whites in areas
where malaria is rife and where
MRS. ELIOT A. MAGIDSOHN they are bound to compete with
the first open meeting of the African people is bound to be
group on Sunday afternoon, a total failure," Dr. Swellen-
grebe' said, "unless either the
Sept. 17.
'the meeting will be held in the malaria is reduced significantly
social hall of Temple Beth El at or there is enforced segregation
2:30 p. m. Plans for the after- of the two groups of people to
noon include a fashion show, a eliminate competition between
short business session and tea. them."
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be the newly elected officers and Contributions to the Jewish
members of the board of direc-
Children's Home
tors: First vice president, Na-
dine Lewis; second vice presi-
The Jewish Children's Home
dent, Gertrude Pregerson; re- acknowledges donations from the
cording secretary, Mildred Beer- following: Mrs. Fish, Mrs. J. W.
bohm; corresponding secretary, Allen, Jack Friedman, Mrs. B
Edith Kohen; financial secretary, Laikin, Sol Miller, Rose Conn,
Edith Sarasohn; treasurer, Doro- Mrs. Philip Greenwald, Oscar A.
thy Yura; board members, Mrs. Adel, Dr. Ginsberg.
Sam liarvith, Nora Scott, Vivien
Becker, Elide Greenbaum, Edith
Holinstat
Bert Wisher for a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
to Our Detroit Friends!

The first meeting of the Junior
Mr. and Mrs. David Sachs of
Hartford, Conn., are guests of Music Study Club will be held at
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sarasohn of the home of Elaine Siden, 16894
Normandy, on Sept. 24, at 3
Lawrence Ave.
o'clock. Children between the
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith ages of 10 and 14 are invited
returned from a two weeks' so- to attend.
pourn in Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jaslove of
Mrs. Walter Laib is spending 3770 Rochester Ave. announce
the
Bar Mitzvah of their son,
a few weeks in New York.
Norman, on Saturday, Sept. 16,
at Congregation Bnai Zion, on
Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wolff will Humphrey near Valou• Ave.
leave Sept. 16 for Chicago to
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Lucille Kaplan, daughter
Adolph Moses.
of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kaplan
of Calvert St., returned from a
,Mr, and Mrs. Morton Ashner three months' visit in the East.
were hosts at a small dinner
party Monday, Sept. 11, honor-
Mrs. harry Tranes and son,
ing their aunt, Mrs. Stephen Wise
Jerome, of Everett, Mich., were
of New York.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Sachse over the week-end.
Mrs. Carrie Mae Berger en-
tertained at a birthday tea on
J. Miller of 20720 Fenkell Ave.
Sept. 6,
returned from an extended trip
east, having visited New York,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. New- Atlantic City and Washington.
man will return Sept. 15 from
a summer spent in Charlevoix.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Mrs. Jacob II. Schnkne and House of Shelter will hold Its
annual
card party on Tuesday,
son, Herbert, spent the past week-
end in Pittsburgh and were Nov. 21, at 1 p. rn., in the audi-
accompanied by Miss Beverly torium of Congregation Bnai
Jacob and Miss Louise Margolis. Moshe, Dexter and Lawrence.
Mrs, Isaac Gilbert will return
Mrs. Henry Fecheimer and
daughter, Susan, returned from on Sept. 15 from Charlevoix.
a two weeks' stay in Chicago.
An 1r...rearing trip was en.litYeil by
Mn, and Mrs. Arnold Godsol Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Harrison the past
will have as their guest over the week, when they boarded the Fr (tighter
Honoring the 67th birthday of week-end Mrs. J. Rohrheimer
of Aetna ou Tuesday anti docked at Al.
Meyer Barbet+, his children sur- Cleveland.
pena, returning here on Thursday.
prised him with a birthday din-
!ming II. Anthony has returned from
ner, at which his mother glutted
where lie attended the exponi-
Mrs. Yale Druzen (Sylvia A. Toronto,
Non and also participated In t ho In-
the honors. The children present Wainer)
is visiting at the home
ping•tiong tominainent held
at the affair were Dr. and Mrs. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ternational
there on Friday and Saturday.
Fred M. Barbas, Mr. and Mrs. Etechock Wainer of Elmhurst
Mr. and Ora. Shertnan N. Kahn re-
David Barbas, Mr. and Mrs. Ave. Mr. Brazen will arrive from turned from their honeymoon and are
Leonard Barbas and Sidney Bar- Bloomington, Ill., to spend the now rerddIng at 601 N. Van Buren Mt.
ites, all of Detroit.
Hon and liraiska le In New York.
holidays here in Detroit. Mr. and
Mrs. Drazen will then visit in St. Where hr In the ;meet of relatives, and
Mrs. David Harris of Fairfield Louis before returning to Bloom- In attending the fair.
Ave. returned Sept. 7 from a ington.
Miss [Millie Kessler. daughter of
three weeks' visit in Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meader, has been
R1 , 1,011111.11 Junior College Librarian.
Mass., and New York. Returning
Mr. and Mrs. Michael II.
with Mrs. Harris was her cousin, Wainer and daughter, Deborah
dike Alit o Maglibton Is expected home
(1.1 New lurk thin week where she
Miss Marion Karol of Boston, Lee, are now residing at 2339 %Jetted
the Fair and was the guest of
Mass., who will be her house Pasadena Ave.
relatIvea
guest and will visit here for two
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperks of the host
weeks.
Miss June Gross, daughter of Das Id Synagogue In Detroit, evoke to
fontItlea lac lading
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gross, left Sun- a number of Jewish
of Shaarey &del( anti
Mrs. Frank Vass and Mrs. Max day for California where she representatives
Reformed Ariake CheAelt
at
Grossfeld entertained at a mis- will attend the University of a meeting al the Temple /Synagogue,
of Abraham
Thursday. Italibi Storks, who came
cellaneous shower, at the home California.
here on a religious tour elloneored bY
of Mrs. Vass, in honor of their
the Michigan
Synagogue Conference,
niece, Miss Florence Vass, whose
on the etrerigt hening of religion
Mr. 'and Mrs. A. L. Cohen of spoke pat,
lot lc feeling •inong Jew. in
marriage to Wilbur E. Loewen- 3311 Chicago Blvd. returned and
the state. Ho was introduried by Rabbi
berg will take place on Oct. 8.
Anne., of the Temple of Abra-
from Chicago, where they ac- Merle
ham, a ho Is amember of the Iteligioun
companied their daughter, El-
Education onimit tee of the on.
Cadet Elliott Elkin, son of Max eanor, en route to Los Angeles, and
(Peen,. after Introductory remark. were
Elkin of the Colonial lintel and to resume her studies at Choni- tv' len by lieorge Kahn, preeldent of the
Temple. Brief readings were also al, en
Mineral Baths, Mount Clemens, ward's Institute of Arts.
by Myron Solomon of Detroit, who
Mich., is returning to Howe Mili-
accompanied Rabbi Sperka.
tary School, Howe, Ind., to re-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sloman
sume his studies.
(Eleanor Schwarz) have taken
Flowers for all occasions-
up residence at the Wilshire
Mrs. Hattye Fisher and son, Hotel.
Dester-Joy Florist, Tyler 6.6622.
Jack, who spent the past four
months at the Heights, Houghton
Miss Alice H. Heller, daughter
Lake, Mich., have returned home. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Heller
of Virginia Park, and bliss Rose
Mrs. Sidney Rosen and son, Garfinkel are guests at Hotel
with or without frames,
any
Irwin, who have been visiting New Yorker and are visiting the idle fireplace mirror Made 11140
to order.
their mother and grandmother, World's Fair, They will be away Cad Mirrors retell erred like new.
gone furniture with glass.
Mrs. II. Fisher, at Houghton about 10 days and will return Itruteet
tope. Pennons' attention {hen by
Lake, during the summer months, home by way of Providence, Slr. Spiegel man.
have returned home.
R. I., and Washington, D. C.

RUSSEKS

EXTENDS

BEST
WISHES

FOR A

HAPPY

AND

PROSPEROUS

NEW YEAR

May 5700 Bring an Era

Brotherhood

Rosh

Rashonah

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Winter Comes

Mr. and Mrs. William Kadu-
shin announce the Bar Mitzvah
of their son, Alvin, on Saturday
morning, Sept, 16, at Congrega-
tion Brad David. Reception on
Sunday, Sept. 17, from 7 to 11
Mignon Hope Hamburger, p. nl., at 3259 Fullerton Ave.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hamburger of Chicago Blvd. left
this week to enter her freshman
year at the University of Wis-
consin.

Mrs. Maurice Landau and chil-
dren, Graham and Carol, of La-
Salle Blvd. returned from a visit
in New York.

Mrs. Harry Wine of Calvert
Ave. returned after 10 days in
New York and Worcester, Mass.

Miss Leah Ruth Pearlman left
for the University of Wisconsin
where she will matriculate as a
freshman.

Sidney A. Jacobs left for a
trip to Chicago,

Mrs. Jack Siegel and son, Rob-
ert Jay, of Atlantic City spent
several days in Detroit during
the past week.

Mrs. Lena Pinkney of Boston,
is the house guest of her
children, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Falk of Chicago Blvd.

Mass.,

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grossman
and daughters, Claire and Sally,
have returned from a week in
New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raab of
Cincinnati were the guests of
the latter's parent, Mr. and Mrs.
Morton Ashner of Glynn Court.

Mrs. N. Brotman, who . has
been visiting her children, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Weisman, of
2314 Calvert Ave., has returned
to Montreal, Canada, for the
holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris of
Glynn Court have returned from
a sojourn in Buffalo and To-
ronto where they visited the
Canadian Exposition.

Milton Fishman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Fishman of 3411
Sherbourne Drive, left to resume
his studies at the St, John's
Military Academy, Delafleld. Wis.

Sada K. Finn of Monterey Ave.
returned from an extensive visit
in California

tau* RA III
Nan

Tom Kippur Senleest

F, Si , . geld.22. at 7:30. nal Satur-
day. Sept. 21. at 10 Friday evening
111 the main auditorium. Dr. Leo SI.
Franklin will pre.. h on "For What
In tin. Drown (Inapt.%
ix Net Ikread.•
is e
1ta1.1.1 heron Fran e III speak on
linty Night." Sat ordat morning M the
main Auditorium Itablit Fran,'' topic
will be -The Will to Lire .•• In the
Drown Chapel. Dr. Franklin will speak
on - The trnfurgis able Sin.*
m. In
.1111in- en's gervicee •t 1 p
the main auditorium. Saturday, Sept.
••A
loo
lal,bl
telling
21.
Frans.
•
1(lopur Story. -
After- 111)011 perste. nt 2
m.
Memorial nester,. at S
nt • Std. ,
possak
day, S. 'l. 23, lie. Franklin a
In the Muhl •uditorium on "Roil Call"
In the Brown Chapel, Ithistil Frain will
speak en • Tomorrow.'

TY. 6-9202

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TUES,. SEPT. 19

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Caw at Temple

Season's
Greetings

Upon this most impor-

tant occasion in the

lives of the Jewish peo-

ple, we extend best

wishes for a Happy

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle :
May I take this opportunity
of expressing to you, on behalf
of the officers, board of trustees
and publication committee of the
Jewish Publication Society of
America, our sincere thanks and
appreciation for the fine coopera-
tion which you have given us
during the past year, The year
5699 has been a very successful
one for our society and we owe
you a vote of thanks for the part
you played in disseminating
proper news of our work.
With every sincere good wish
to you for the New Year 5700,
I am,
Cordially yours,
MAURICE, JACOBS,
Executive Director.

1452 FARMER ST.

OPEN DEC. 1, 1939

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Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All ...

A Rosh Hashonah Prayer

Jewish Publication Society,
of America Thanks
The Chronicle

INC.

Sincere New Year Greetings

Sal.1.0 5 5 morning serSIce• wail he held
In the Mein Temple env), Sehl.atli morn-
ing 8, 11 o'clock. They lard one hour.

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could
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In fai
whetted m y alTet lie
I prat c I for an inspiration.
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the World's Fair, New York, and
will visit her family in Montreal
en route.

We Take This
Opportunity to
Wish the Entire
Jewish Comma.
nity a Happy
and Prosperous
New Y ear!

Max Elkin &
Albert Grossman

When

of

Peace, Tolerance and

and Prosperous New

Year!

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