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OBITUARY
Rev. Cantor
DAVID
DAVID LEVIN
GOLDEN of 618 Marston
Ave., 64 years old,

NAZIS TO ANNIHILATE' ENTIRE
JEWISH POPULATION OF POLAND

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/

country in the event hostilities
RELIABLE II OUSE HELP. spread to the east Mediterranean
Laundresses, women for house area and generally to relieve the
cleaning, house maids, women British of part of the Palestine
I
for part time work. By hour, military burden. The view here
day or week. Schlesinger's, is that such a situation would
aggravate the Arabs and upset
Madison 2526.
the local political position.
QUILTS — Made or recovered No Illegal immigrants Turned
from your own feathers or
Back from Palestine
wools. Pillows recovered—spe-
In a detailed statement on the
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains, question
of illegal immigration
baby, shower and wedding gifts. into l'alestine during the past
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop, three months, Colonial Secretary
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Malcolm MacDonald told the
llogarth 9050.
House of Commons that no illegal
immigrants had been turned back
DAVID HOROWITZ, teacher of during
that period in which the
Yiddish, Hebrew, Bar Mitzvah, Government
had a record of a
English and citizenship. Read- total of 6,323 Jews who had en-
ing and writing guaranteed. tered the country without im-
Free trial lesson. Hogarth migration certificates.
3547 or Tyler 6-1460.
Replying to a question from
FOR RENT — Large, airy fur- Tom Williams, Laborite, regard-
ing
the number of so-called illegal
nished room in home of small
family, for lady or gentleman. immigrants who entered Palestine
since
Aug. 1, Mr. MacDonald
Convenient transportation. Rea-
sonable. 2930 W. Chicago Blvd. said that during the two months
between Aug. 1 and Sept. 30,
Apt, 105. Tyler 5-6557.
there were 4,892 illegal immi-
FOR RENT — Beautiful furnished grants that none of the arrivals
room in home of three adults. were turned back on the open
Modern conveniences. Congen- sea. When Godfrey Mender, Lib-
ial surroundings, Good trans- e•al, requested that the Colonial
portation. 2746 Glendale Ave. Secretary give specific details,
Mr MacDonald said that the
FOR RENT—Cheerful furnished number of refugees who entered
room In home of three adults. the country illegally for the three
Garage if desired. Good trans- months up to the end of Sept.
portation. 3261 Sturtevant, near 30, amounted to 6,323 and that
this number came into the coun-
Dexter. Townsend 6-3698.
try in eight boats. Six of the
DRIVING to Chicago October 21, refugee ships came from Ru-
for week-end returning Monday mania, one from Bulgaria and
night. Can accommodate two one from the Island of Rhodes
passengers to share expenses. where several hundred refugees
Write Box 50, Detroit Jewish had been stranded after having
Chronicle.
been rescued from the burning
stainer Rim.
FOR RENT — Large, airy, beau- Mr. MacDonald further stated
tifully furnished room for lady that the facts available regarding
or gentleman in home of adults. the nationality of the immigrants
Reasonable. Convenient trans- were divided into two categories.
portation. 2976 Monterey Ave., In the first category covering im-
lower.
migrants with passports, he said,
were 1,270 Czechs, 117 Germans ,
LADIES, slim your figure! Im- 2 Austrians and 1 Hungarian. In
prove your health! Cabinet the category who did not possess
baths, slab scrub; salt glow any passports were those who
and full half hour reducing claimed the following nationality:
massage. $1 per treatment if 627 Germans, 330 Czechoslovak-
paid in advance. Veronica, 4905 ians, 63 Italians expelled from
Joy Road. Tyler 6-0830.
the Island of Rhodes, 36 Aus-
23 from Danzig, 6 Poles,
FOR RENT — Cheerful, furn- trians,
3 Hungarians, 2 Russians and
ished room in home of adults. one
Bulgarian.
3253 Cortland Ave., near Dex-
It was established, Mr. Mac-
ter.
Donald said, that a total of 3,362
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished illegal immigrants were stateless
room for lady, gentleman or Jews, and that the nationality of
couple in home of two adults. 480 who evaded arrest was not
Good transportation. 2967 Clem- known.
ents Ave. Townsend 5-0158.
British Government Refutes Ger-

Council of Jewish Juniors
Plan Parley in Chicago

FURS OF DISTINCTION

less than 20,000, including Jews
and non-Jews.

Th. death of Senator Moms
Schorr, Chief Rabbi of Warsaw

■ tad principal leader of the Po-

lish Jews, reported executed by
the Nazis, was unconfirmed. A
report circulated abroad by a
New York Yiddish newspaper
was questioned in circles here
which have maintained contact
with Jewish refugees who sue.
ceeded in escaping from Poland
to Rumania. Count August Ze•
leski, new Foreign Minister of
the Polish Cabinet in exile, ex-
pressed doubt that Rabbi Schorr
had been executed. He revealed,
however, that Professor Schorr
had refused to join the Polish
Government party when it re-
treated from Warsaw to Ru-
mania, saying that "As long as
I am head of Polish Jewry I
cann o t leave Polish soil, on
which million s of Jews will re-
main." Two daughters of Prof.
Schorr, who succeeded in reach-
ing Paris from Poland, said they
did not know of their father's
whereabouts and that attempts
to locate him have so far proved
unavailing. • The International
Red Cross has just begun its
negotiation s for permission to
contact war•tow n zones to lo•
cote persons lister as missing.

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Jewish Juniors

NEW YORK. (WNS)—Dele-
gates from 120 sections of the
National Council of Jewish Jun-
iors will meet at the Palmer
House in Chicago, Oct. 15-19,
for the 11th biennial of Council
Juniors.

BAY CITY NOTES

The new Foreign Minister of
the Polish government in exile,
Count August Zaleski, announced
here that no restrictions would be
P laced on Polish Jews wishing to
Join the Polish Legion in Franc e
and acknowledged "the herois
which the Jews in Poland hav
d isplayed in defending the coun-
try." One of his first actions, he
said, would be to order Polish
legations and consulates to cease
depriving Polish Jews abroad of
their passports, promising that
passports would be returned to
those from whom they had been
tak i% e io nr .
e than 9,000 Jewish alien
have registeretl for service in th e
French Foreign Legion, approxi
mately 8,000 Polish Jews have
joined the Polish Legion being
formed here and about 1,000
Jews have enlisted with the Czech
Legion also being formed in Paris.
gether about 18,000 Jews
have !oined the forces of Allied
legions in France and the num-
ber is said to be growing rapidly.

Nazi Propaganda Fails to Break
Down Arab Attitude

The attitude of the Arabs to
Nazi intrigue and their loyalty
to the, Allied powers was mirrored
in newspapers reaching Paris from
all parts of the Arab-speaking
world. Failure of the Nazis to
undermine Arab opposition to the
Reich was evident in the Beirut
newspaper Nahar which declared
editorially that: "We are not
foolish enough to believe in Ger-
man intrigues. We know well that
Germany not only does not like
us, but has relegated us to the
Vth place among human races."
I Al Wall el Misri, Cairo news-
paper states: "Germany alone is
responsible for the war of 1914
and that of 1939. The democracies,
on the other hand, exerted every
effort to avoid war." Warning
against German insincerity, which
violates signatures and tears up
treaties, is sounded in the Bagh-
dad newspaper Djem-Houriat for
the benefit of the Soviet Union,
while a similar warning in the
peirut newspaper Le Jour direct-
ed at Premier Mussolini says that
"Italy's true enemy is Germany."

At arecent meeting of the Hebrew
Ladies. Benevolent Society, the fol-
lowing otncers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mr, Itose
Moses; stri.
president, Mr, Harry
C. rellay. Mrs. Barry A I-
pern treasurer, Airs. Joseph C. /Smelt-

"I ltrn to Mr. and Mre. Bernard Im.
Merman., a son, Valid Edward.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis It
Harrison
ha N e as their 110U. guest F1 rx. Alryn-.
Clinoff of St. Paul, Minn.
Mt. and Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield had
as their house guests during the past
week Mr, Bertha Rivkin of Chicago,
and her son, Herman, of Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mr, Joseph Schwartz spent
the week-end in I leveland visiting
their sou, Arthur, who In attending
school there.
Air. a .111.!■Irn. 1111 . 1n o,r i r o ls ItIt e .T. 11. 1ea. their
and
Mr and Mrs. (leo. Kahn
left hint
Saturday for Columbia, Mo. to visit
their daughters. Mies Marls, Boldherg
anti Miss Sybil Kahn, who are at-
tending Stephens College there.
'MIMI and Mrs. Pierce Annes are
accepting felicitations upon the ninth
of a son, ',urn on Oct. 7
tiws flars. Berkman of Brookline.
; Mass.,
.
It the guest of her sister,
]:nay Buckman.
Mr. and Mr, Theodore a. Friedman
left on Tuesday for Chicago w here
they will spend several days.
Mr, A. H. Jacoby is the guest of
r.f. rdd Xs. S. Strauss
of runt for
Sir. and MIN. Sherman I,. Kahn.
who were recently married In Jan loon.
Mich., are now residing In Auburn,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph &midi. , vis-
ited their daughters. Ester and Can,
lyn Jane, Si Ann Arbor, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mr, tools Magidson spent
Sunday In Ann Arbor with their
daughter. Alive.
Hirschfield, Urn. Nate
Mr.. J.
Anthony have
Selmer sod Mrs. II.
returned from Petoskey, Mich., where
they were delegates to the stale Fed..
oration of Temple Sisterhoods conven-
tion said there last Tuesday and
Wednesday.

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home of Mrs. Samuel M. Shore,
7621 LaSalle Blvd., on Tuesday,
Oct. 24, at 12:30 p. m. For resery
atioos call Share's residence, Ty-
ler 4-3013. Mrs. William Fisher
is active on this committee.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Jos Radner,
3817 Fullerton, on Tuesday, Oct.
17, at 1:30 p. m. Plans will be
made for the set -nth annual do-
nor luncheon s.neduled for Jan.
9, at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Mrs.
A. Gleicher is general chairman.
Mrs. Anna Goldberg, To. 5-4256,
acting president, will be pleased
to make dates for those desiring
to earn their admission by rum-
maging.
Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, chairman of
the clock project, announces sheets
must be turned in at the next
meeting go that final plans for
the dinner featured for this event
can be made.

MR. BEDFORD

Homer Warren & Co.

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died on Oct. 7. Funeral services FOR RENT — 2310 Hazelwood. man Propaganda Aimed at Arabs
Night" of Shaarey Zedek
The Colonial Office described
were held on Oct. 8 with inter-
Large room for one or two in
Y.P.S. Saturday Night
as
"stupid"
recent
statements
modern home. No other room-
ment in Machpelah Cemetery,
The Young People's Society of
—Uwe'. a-planty at
Rabbi I. Stollman officiating. Ile is
ers. Reasonable. Garage op- broadcast from Germany in the
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
Arab language that Great Bri-
tional.
survived by two sons, Isadore and
present an "Old Fashioned Movie
tain planned to recruit a Jewish
Henry; a daughter, Mrs. II. Breit-
Night," Saturday, Oct. 14, at 9
man, and two brothers, Jacob of DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES. army to fight the Arabs. Mobiliza-
p. rn. Several old motion pictures
Can accommodate one to help tion of troops in Palestine to op-
Detroit and Daniel of Poland. Mr.
pose
drive
new
car
and
share
ex-
will be shown and will be followed
aggression from outside,
Levin WAS born in Traby, Poland,
Ray. Cases/
penses. References exchanged. should the situation arise, would
by dancing. The chairman of the
and was a resident of Detroit for
124 DAVENPORT pf 2.834
Townsend 2-1238,
mean that Arabs as well as Jews
affair, Marshall Brenner, extends
Jacob
45 years.
will be included in the defense
an invitation to all former mem-
Opens
Silverman
Op PA
W
FOR
RENT
—
Beautiful,
furnish.
forces, the Colonial Office said.
bers, their friends, and those de-
110111110AL
MAX H. BERNSTEIN
Velvatones
ed room for a lady or gentle-
A large number of Polish offi-
siring of obtaining membership
JaulAdab
Beauteous
A pioneer resident of Windsor
III Um(
man. Near bus line. References cers and soldiers, many of whom
to attend this affair.
Sons Trio
ProoMas
and founder and president of its
exchanged. 3233 Elmhurst Ave. are Jewish, together with about
Itoesaawmodiad
. r
first synagogue, died Oct. 11 in
40 civilian Jewish refugees from
Kvutzah Ivrith'a Auxiliary
the home of his son, Dr. Albert FOR RENT — Two light, front, Poland, have been interned in
2903
Elects Officers
pleasant rooms in home of eld- Lithuanian camps, according to
E. Bernstein of 2400 W. Boston.
Elmhurst
erly couple for a single man reports reaching here which said
111111111131100ESTIONI
He was born in Lithuania 82 years
The Ladies Auxiliary of Kvut-
TO. 1143832
I Fresh Chicken Liners
or couple. Weiner, 1679 Leslie that interned Polish officers have
ago and retired three years ago
zah Ivrith met at the home of
Saute w ith
issamm.
Record
Number
of
Soloists
Ave.
as
the
owner
of
the
Windsor
Brass
Mrs.
A.
DeRovin
Oct.
10.
(dant blUdirooltia
Porlenahli
demonstrated against the Jewish
Foundry. Ile Is survived by his
to Appear with
The following officers were
internes.
The
same
sources
re-
sons, Dr. A. E. and Dr. P. 51. FOR RENT — Nice, clean, fur- vealed that Polish Nazis have
elected: President, Mrs. Ruben-
Symphony
nished room in home of small
Bernstein of Detroit, and Dr.
stein; vice-presidents, Mrs. Bessie
Restrictions in Hungary
family, for a gentleman. Gar- been supplied with the names of
Montrose M. Bernstein of Los An-
Silverman, Mrs. A. DeRovin, Mrs.
thousands
of
refugees
who
More
soloists
of international 10th Anniversary of Rodin
fled
BUDAPEST
(WNS)
—
Sena-
age if desired. Good transpor-
geles; his daughters, Mrs. J. Du-
Max Seidman; secretaries, Mrs.
Club to Be Observed
tation. 2298 Glendale. Town- to Poland from the Reich prior tor Emanuel Loew, aged chief Anna Markson, Mrs. Julius Rabin- renown than have appeared with
bineky of Mt. Vernon, 0., Mrs. Eli
to
the
war
and
have
been
sub-
the
Detroit
Symphony
Orchestra
rabbi
of
Szegod,
has
been
stricken
send 6-2586.
Oct. 29
Levin of Detroit and Mrs. David
jecting them to persecution.
from the list of members of the owitz, Mrs. Sam Schubiner; treas- in any single year of the past
Meretsky of Windsor; 14 grand- FOR RENT — Cheerful, furnish-
decade are scheduled for hearing
Municipal Council on the basis urer, Mrs. Abraham Panush.
children and three great-grand-
The following chairmen of com- at the orchestra's concerts this
The Rodin Club will celebrate
ed room for young man. Home Ambassador Biddle Urges Imme- of the Hungarian anti-Jewish law,
children. Services were held on
mittees were appointed: hospitali- winter in the symphony'e new t he 10th anniversary of its
privileges. Reasonable. Richton
it was reported here.
diate Relief for War-Stricken
Oct. 12 at 2400 W. Boston, Rabbi
zation,
Mrs.
Rose
Rappaport,
Mrs.
home,
Masonic
Temple.
The
sea-
near Dexter. Townsed 6-2709.
Tens
of
thousands
of
Hungarian
Refugees
f ounding on Sunday, Oct. 29, with
A. M. Hershman officiating. Burial
PARIS (WNS) — Information Jews employed in factories and Sam Munch; Oneg Shabat, Mrs. son officially will be opened Thurs-
was in Clover Hill Park Cemetery. FOR RENT — Large, furnished reaching Polish circles here in- wholesale and retail business even- Bernard Freedgood, Mrs. Kassin; d ay night, Oct. 26, in Masonic a dinner-dance to take place at the
room for single or couple. Gar- dicated that Jews are being sub- tually will lose their jobs as a publicity, Mrs. Bessie Silverman; Auditorium, with Franco Ghione, Pereira Catering Co., 9925 Dex-
Reasonable. 2464 Buena jected to renewed terrorism in all result of a new anti-Jewish gov- luncheon, Mrs. Julius Rabinowitz, who arrived in Detroit last Mon- te• Blvd.
Publicmoker of Louis Mar- age.
Vista Ave., lower right. Alder- Nazi-occupied Polish territory es- ernment order under which no Mrs. Sam Leinoff, Mrs. Max Feld- day, on the podium, The orches-
This organization has, for the
shall lodge on Tuesday
man.
tra's first rehearsal will take place past 10 years, been actively en-
pecially in Warsaw where the suf- new permits for those businesses man.
at 10 a. m. Monday, Oct. 16.
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
gaged in charitable work. The ma-
will
be
granted
to
Jews
and
per-
fering
of
the
Jews
is
particularly
— Party to drive 1940
Among the celebrities will be
of Bnai Brith will have its annual WANTED
Oldsmobile sedan to Los An- severe. Most of the 350,000 Jews mits now held by Jews will be Hebrew School for Girls Is Sergei Rachmaninoff, Myra Hess, jor part of financial aid has gone
stag night at a public smoker
to Europe but local charities have
Sponsored by Bnai David
geles
in
exchange
for transpor- in Warsaw were unable to evac- revoked by 1940.
Tuesday, Oct. 17, starting at 8:30
Moriz
Rosenthal and Alec Temple-
been included in their work.
uate
because
of
the
suspension
of
The
Bnai
Call Mr. Zechman, Ran-
David Religious ton, pianists; Yehudi Menuhin, also
Jr. Y. P. S. of Shaarey Zedek p. In., at Lachar's Hall, 3153 CIVIL tation.
One instance of local work is the
transportation facilities which Re-Styled Series of Chevro- School opened a new department
dolph 7902.
Robert
Virovai,
Georges
Enesco
A
variety
of
motion
pictures
annual
Chanukah party when nu-
were
virtually
paralyzed
by
Army
—
Announces Season's Plans will supplement the program of
let Passenger Cars Make in the form of a "Beth Sefer and Ilya Schkolnik, violinists; Mar- merous children are entertained
FOR RENT — Large, airy room confiscation of all vehicles.
Labonoth"—a Hebrew school for ian Anderson, contralto; Raya and
headline entertainment, it is an-
Their
Bow
outfitted
with clothes.
Further
information
said
that
in refined home. Gentleman pre-
girls.
The newly reorganized Junior nounced by Jess R. Feiler, presi-
Garbousova, 'cellist, and Lotte The dinner, taking place at 8:30,
ferred. Reasonable. Near bus the Nazis are trying to under-
This school is free to all mem- Lehmann, soprano, Virovai and
dent
of
Marshall
Lodge.
mine
the
strengthened
Polish-Jew-
Young People's Society of Shaa-
Three completely re-styled se - hers of the synagogue, but even
and car line. 2225 Hazelwood
will be followed by installation of
"Gus" Dorais, University of De-
ish relationship through radio and ries of Chevrolet passenger cars children of non-members are Anderson will be newcomers with officers and dancing. For those
Ave. Tyler 4-3937.
rey Zedek started the 1939-40 sea-
the orchestra.
other propaganda measures combining greater length and charged
son with • sports party at the troit director of athletic, will pre-
who do not care to dance there
no regular fee. A child
home of Miss Miriam Feinberg, sent an analysis of the current FOR RENT — Furnished row', using the arguments that the Ger- width with much more massive ap - of a non-member merely pays ■
will be card games. The affair is
scene in football,
in quiet, single home. Meals op- mans will "Polonize" Poland and pearance, and embodying many small admission charge for the
18665 Warrington Drive.
Iota Alpha Pi Activities open to friends of members and
tional. Garage. Good transpor- take measures against the "exploi- mechanical refinements, made thei r entire
Of particular interests to De-
The next business meeting will
season.
reservations may be made by call-
tation. $10 per month. 2312 tation of tht Poles by Jews." Nazi fomal bow at the National Auto -
be held on Sunday, Oct. 15, in troiters is the announcement by
The season's activities for Nu ing the chairman, Mrs. Nathan
For information call the syna-
Sturtevant Ave. Townsend anti-Jewish propaganda, however, bile Show and in Chevrolet deal - gogue
Mr. Feiler that the program will
c hapter of Iota Alpha Pi are in Fishman, 3411 Sherbourne Road,
Room 302 of Shaarey Zedek.
office,
Townsend
6-9632,
or
5-4452.
is said to be having little effect era' salesrooms from coast to come to Central High School on full swing. A party on Sept. 23 University 3-4798
Plans are under way for a wie- include, among other perform-
ances, a series of remarkable ex-
on the Polish population and that
Over-all length has been in- Sunday morning,
nie roast.
was given in honor of the en-
The next meeting of the club
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur- many Poles are helping Jews in c oast.
hibitions
of
phylical
power
by
All sons and daughters of mem-
Rabbi J. S. Sperka is in charge gagement of Ruth Broder and Art will be held on Wednesday eve-
nished, large and airy room in Warsaw to hide from Nazi ar- c reased 4% inches, a change
which
makes
the
new
line
out-
bers of Shaarey Zedek between the widely known Bernard Scott
Levitt.
of
the
school.
Charles
Jacobson
ning,
Oct. 18, at the home of Mrs.
clean home. Shower. Continuous rest. Reporting in a radio broad-
the ages of 15 and 17, and 16 and of Scott's Health Studio, and a
For the coming three weeks, the I. Kahlden, 11762 Grand River.
hot water. Good transportation. cast on the large number of Jew- s tanding for its sleekness and serves as the superintendent of
18, respectively, are invited to supporting troupe of Detroit ath-
grace.
an
excellent
teaching
staff.
The
sorority
will
be
busy
with
plans
LaSalle Blvd. Upper. Tyler ish suicides in Warsaw, Nazi an-
Improvements, aside from styl-
join. Applications may be filled by letes.
5-6967.
nouncers said that "in this way i ng, in which sweeping changes following are teaching this term: for rushing parties. On Sunday,
Admission will be open exclu-
calling the membership commit-
M. Rosenstein, Rose Pascal, Helen Oct. 8, a rush tea was held at the
Club 1 of Pioneer Women's
;
tee, composed of A. Arnold Agree, emir to gentlemen, who are wel- FOR RENT — Clean, airy room the Jewish problem in Poland is a te made, include provision of Bruson, Betty Zack, Grace Alt- home of Marion Rabin.
to be solved automatic- Chevrolet's exclusive vacuum pow-
1
Organization Elects
Celia Elsion and Bill Barron, or come to attend without charge.
for a gentleman in home of two beginning
man, Irene Siegel, Lillian Glick-
This week the chapter is having
ally."
j
er shift ea regular equipment on man, Elsie Siegel, Ruth Cohen, an exhibit at Wayne University,
by calling the club officers, Milton
adults. Reasonable. Near Law-
Officers
.1. Drexel Biddle, Uni- all models of all three series,
•
Gordon, president; Donald Silber- Buick Enters Fourth Qum ,.
ton and Dexter bus lines. Town- ted Anthony
Mrs.
Charles
Jacobson,
Clara
in
commemoration
of
its
found-
States ambassador to Poland, helical syncro-mesh transmission
!
send
5-6815.
blatt, vice president; Sara Lee
ing.
ter of 1939 with Largest
Reports were given by the re-
who arrived here a short time with silent low and reverse as well Leach, William Bliznick, Louis
Keyes, secretary; II. Arnold Co-
Rosen and Martin Benson.
Nu chapter's new member is cording secretary, Mrs. J. Haggai,
Volume of Business in Its FOR RENT — Two rooms in pri- ago from Rumania to which as
silent intermediate and high,
hen, treasurer.
Lillian Rosen, formerly of Hunt- on last year's activities, and the
History
country
he
had
fled
from
Poland,
vate, modern home. All conven-
and numerous revisions affecting
ers College, New York.
financial secretary, Mrs. S. Sislin.
iences. Good transportation. placed the number of civilian safety, comfort, convenience, per- Junior Services at Bnai David
FLINT, Mich.—With domestic
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
Recently, election of officers was " The recording secretary, Mrs.
Junior services on Sabbath
war refugees in Rumania at not formance and long life. Knee-ac-
Reasonable.
References.
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deliveries
mounting
rapidly
and
held.
DENS ON MONDAY EVENING
They are: President, Lillean J. Haggai, was re-elected. The fol-
morning have been resumed at
Fullerton,
corner
LaSalle.
Town-
tion and shockless steering are the Bnai David under the super- Dorfman; vice president, Marion lowing are the new officers: Mes-
shipments to dealers going for-
It has
send 6-7621.
been quite some time ward at an accelerated rate to
featured on the Special De Luxe vision of the United Hebrew Rabin; recording secretary, Sally dames Alpert, financial secretary;
since team wrestling has had its meet unprecedented demand for
CLASSIFIED
and Master De Luxe series, con- Schools of Detroit.
Sklare; corresponding secretary S. Levine, treasurer; D. Kumove,
fling in the Arena Gardens, but the new models, the Buick Divi- FOR RENT — Nice, furnished
ventional
I-beam front axle with
Boys and girls are invited to and publicity chairman, Betty corresponding secretary; Mrs. C.
next Monday one of these mat
room for a gentleman or
semi-elliptic
springs
and
airplane-
sion of General Motors Corpora-
attend these services every Sab- Jane Loeb; treasurer, Evelyn Michlin, chairman of donor lunch-
young couple. Near Linwood LEARN To READ AND WRITE
foursomes is scheduled with four tion will enter the fourth quarter
type shock absorbers being re- bath morning at 9:30.
Hochberg; inter-sorority council eon prospects, and Mrs. S. Sislin,
car line and Dexter bus. Town-
of the leading junior heavies in with the largest volume of busi-
English and prepare for citi- tained on the Master 85.
Arrangements are being made representative, Ann Cohen.
send
5-8632,
cochairman. The luncheon com-
zenship
with
private
teacher
action. Frankie Talaber, former ness in its history, it was reported
Except for the difference in for children of the religious school
mittees and executives of the
in your home. Rhoda Glanz- front suspension and the use of
light-heavy champ, will team with by W. F. Ilufstader, general sales FOR SALE — Nice selection of
to attend these services and for Start Campaign for Release donor luncheon are: Mesdames
"Bull" Curry, who held the bad manager.
rock,
Tyler
5-8953.
a slightly higher gear ratio on the the older children to be assigned
sport
wool
dresses,
sizes
from
Adelman, Nelson, Qutnich, Kra-
man's title in Michigan for nearly
of Lubawitscher Rebbe
11 to 18. Selling them at half FOR RENT — Furnished room Master 85, the chassis of the three to speak every Sabbath on the
largest
bank by
of this
unfilled
or-
mer, Levitt, Jacobs, Lazaroff, Sul-
three years, against "The Great" ders The
ever
recorded
manu-
series are practically identical. All
price. Open all day and eve-
in private home. 3337 Sturte- ate of the same wheelbase, and the Biblical portion of the week.
kes, Plotkin, Naimark, M. Green-
Mephisto, also a former light. facturer at announcement time
Word
was
received
in
Detroit
ning at 2377 Fullerton, corner
vant Ave., near Dexter Blvd., power plant is the same through-
on Wednesday that the Lubawit- berg, Linsky, C. Greenberg, S.
heavy champ, and "Tufty" Cleet, was on the books as of Sept. 20,
LaSalle.
Townsend 7.0615. Call Sunday. out.
scher Rebbe—Rabbi Joseph Itz- Siegel, Greenstien, Zerinkin, S.
that daredevil matman from Lou. the date periodical reports are re-
It is the time-tried Chevrolet
chok Schneerson—is in danger in Agree and Winchell.
isiana. ceived from the dealer organize- WANTED — Room and board in COMPLETE furnishings attrac- six-cylinder valve-in-head engine,
All interested and in sympathy
Warsaw and that a large sum of
refined home by intelligent, eld.
ion, Mr. Hufstader ?mid. These
tive 3-room apartment, Baby revised in several particulars in
EZRA, YALE AND
money will be needed to secure with this organization are invited
erly !oily with poor eyesight,
ZEIGER'S tood at 19,509, and represented
Grand Piano, also man's new the interest., of silent operation,
to
attend meetings held every
COUSINS CLUB
his
release.
otherwise in perfect health.
firm customer orders in the hands
winter overcoat. 2715 Roches- smoothness and long life. These Sabbath Morning Senrices :
His friends have therefore called Monday evening at Lachar's on
A meeting of the Ezra, Yale of dealers for 1940 models on
Write on 75, Detroit Jewish I ter Ave., Apt. 309. Saturday changes affect the oil system, the
On
Sabbath
morning,
Oct.
14,
12th
St.
Chronicle.
and Zeiger's Cousins Club was which deposits or trade-ins have
afternoon, Sunday, after 6:30 valve mechanism, and the cam- at 11, Dr. Leo M. Franklin will a meeting for Sunday evening,
at 7:30 o'clock, at the Nusach
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I been taken. The unfilled orders
shaft, and in the two latter eases preach on the subject: "One
daily.
Man's Arl Synagogue, 8648 Linwood, to
Julius E. Allen. The meeting was were three times as great as in FOR RENT — Large, airy roop!
change in manufacturing Power for Good or Evil."
for single or couple in single FOR RENT — Furnished room involve
organize relief action for him.
presided over by the newly-elected t he corresponding introduction
practice as well as in design.
UNITED ARTISTS—In "Thun-
home of small, adult family.
for single person or employed
In appearance, the 1940 Chev-
president, Julius E. Allen. The I p eriod last year and showed a
der Afloat," the opening guns of
Kitchen
privileges.
Continuous
MICHIGAN—"The
Old
Maid,"
CINEMA—"M", barred motion the movie wars are seen and
. next meeting will be held at the F imilar ratio over Buick's previous
couple. Good transportation. rolet is new from bumper to
hot water. Garage. Board op-, 2566 Monterey Ave. Townsend bumper. Bodies, fenders, hood and with Bette Davis and Miriam Hop- picture, is now at the Cinema heard in
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Allen on I b eat year when the 1937 models
a melodrama based on
kins, together with "Torchy Plays Theater, on the same bill with
tional. 2319 Leslie Ave. Town-
8-2666. Inquire any day except frame are completely re-designed, with Dynamite,"
the U. S. Navy's war on U-boats
Normandy Ave. • w ere introduced, he said.
send 6-8048.
are the week's 'The Great Waltz," featuring
Sunday.
to embody low-slung grace.
waged shortly after the nation's
features. Luise Rainer.
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