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Hogarth 5050.
I
DAVID HOROWITZ, teacher of
Yiddish, Ilebrew, Bar Mitzvah,
English and citizenship. Read-
ing and writing guaranteed.
Free trial lesson. llogarth
3547.
Braille Committee of Tem- 3'000,000 JEWS FACE
CONCENTRATION IN
ple Beth El Sisterhood
•
Welcomes Gifts
THE "GHETTO STATE"
For approximately 12 years,
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El, in conjunction with the
Library for the Blind and the Red
Cross, has transcribed books and
pamphlets into Braille, the lan-
guage the blind can read.
Each year, a class is held, the
Red Cross furnishing the teacher.
Donations from members of Sis-
terhood and friends have paid for
the machines. which cost $45 a
piece. The Sisterhood pays for
the paper and the repairs to the
machines. The machines need re-
placing and the committee wel-
comes donations for this worth-
while community project.
During the summer, Mrs. Sid-
ney Alexander, chairman of the
Braille committee, transcribed
eight pamphlets published by the
Public Affairs Committee of the
U. S. Government, in response to
culls received at the Library for
the Blind.
Mrs. Alexander announces a
class in book-binding at the
Library every Tuesday morning.
For particulars, call Mrs. Alex-
ander, Townsend 8-6321.
(coNoLuDED
1,110X1 PAGE 11
fate. They are not allowed to
leave the trains and Jews living
in the town are not permitted to
tiling food or clothing to the un-
fortunate refugees.
Germany's removal of Jews to
the Lublin district of Nazi Po-
land is denounced by Foreign
Undersecretary Richard A. Butler
who said that there is no reason
to believe that the reports about
concentration of Jews in the Lub-
lin area are not substantially cor-
rect.
that he would return and face
trial at the end of the war. The
court, however, ordered that he
remain in prison. The courts also
rejected the plea of Grynszpan's
uncle that he be paroled no that
he could join the Foreign legion
and reaffirmed a six-month sen-
tence imposed on him for harbor-
ing his nephew after the assassi-
nation.
FURS OF DISTINCTION'
Naxis Spike Quaker Aid to Jews
in Poland
EXPERT FURRIER
Was Established for 30 Years in Berlin and Paris!
WASHINGTON. ( W N S —
American Friends Service Com-
mittee in Berlin is encountering
difficulties in their relief work in
Nazi-acquired Polish territory, it
was learned here front representa-
tives of the Quaker relief organi-
Reich Seeks to Control Excesses zation.
Quality Furs, from the most luxurious to the moat modest,
in a generous array of current fashion trends . . . .
9150 - I2TH ST., cot. ATKINSON
Against Jews in Poland
Widespread pogroms against Coughlin Abuse of Radio Hinted
in Pope's Message
the Jews in Poland have brought
about a strong feeling of unrest
ROME. — (WNS) —Although
among the Poles, reliable informa- Charles E. Coughlin is not men-
FOR RENT—Nice furnished room
tion reaching here disclosed. Con- tioned by name, informed quar-
in home of small refined fam-
tinued persecutions and pogroms ters see in the encyclical letter
ily. Good transportation. 3244
have given rise to a wave of in- addressed to the American Catho-
Cortland Ave.
dignation on the part of masses lic hierarchy by Pope Pius XII
of Poles who see in the Nazi and on the occasion of the 150th an-
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Endek brutalities a perilous sit- niversary of the Catholic hier-
room for one or two, in single
uation not only for the Jews but archy in the United States, a
home of couple. Kitchen privi-
for all of Poland. Attempts to or- paragraph directed against the
leges. 3208 W. Euclid Ave. Ty-
ganize anti-pogrom movements Detroit "radio priest."
ler 4-4625.
are being suppressed by Nazi au-
"We have learned with no lit-
thorities. In Warsaw, however, tle joy that your press is a sturdy
CONGENIAL COUPLE will share Irving Stone to Address
thousands of leaflets were discov- champion of Catholic principles,'
their apartment with kitchen
Fisher Town Hall
ered in various sections of the the encyclical said, "that the
privileges or will rent room.
city calling on Poles to take no Marconi radio—whose voice is
Wednesday
Board optional. 9600 Dexter,
part in the pogroms and to be heard in an instant around the
Apt. 306. Tyler 6-0998.
Irvink Stone, who will speak wary of Nazi proclamations which world—marvelous invention and
call on Poles to remove the men- eloquent image of the apostolic
on
"This
Writing
Game"
before
FOR RENT—Furnished room in
ace of Jewish domination. The faith that embraces all mankin d
quiet home, for single or the Detroit Town Hall in the
leaflet further urges Poles to re- —is frequently and a d v an
couple. All conveniences. 3337 Fisher Theater next Wednesday,
member that their enemies are tageously put to use in order t o
Nov.
22,
at
11
a.
m.,
is
that
rarity
Sturtevant Ave. near Dexter.
among literary luminaries, a nov- not the Jews but the Nazis and insure the widest possible pro
Townsend 6-1806.
elist and biographer who is as the Bolsheviks who have swal- mulgation of all that concern
lowed up the land. The leaflets the church. We recommend th
FOR RENT—Modern, three room dramatic and deeply moving on
are being scattered throughout good accomplished. But let thos e
apartment. Everything in- the lecture platform as he is on
the former Polish capital in the fulfill this ministry be careful t
the
printed
page.
His
novel
about
cluded. Good transportation.
night and thus far the Nazis have adhere to the directives of th
Reasonable. 2556 Richton Ave. Vincent Van Gogh, "Lust for
Life", which brought him to fame been unable to apprehend mem- teaching church, even when the
bers of the underground anti- explain and promote what per
in
1934,
has
sold
a
quarter
of
a
FOR RENT—Upper flat. Modern.
Nazi movement.
tains to the social problem; for
Newly decorated. Six rooms, million copies, and sent 5,000,000
In an effort to soften world getful of personal gain, despis
breakfast room, stall shower, Americans into the Art Galleries
opinion against the Nazi regime ing popularity, impartial, Is
frigidaire, table top stove, new when the Van Gogh exhibition
accused of having perpetrated the them speak 'as from God, befor
linoleum. Reasonable. Town- toured this country in 1935.
Translated into 12 languages, pogroms against the Jews in Po- God, in Christ.' "
send 7-7088,
"Lust for Life" has been declared land, the Nazi-controlled radio
broadcast an announcement de-
Protest Barring of Jews from
FOR RENT—Well furnished room a modern classic.
claring that criminals and deni-
Latin-American Republic
in home of small family, for a
4111111Er
zens of the underworld were guil-
gentleman. Reasonable. 9500 Detroit Opera Guild to Pre-
NEW YORK. — (WNS) — 4
ty of the excesses. Polish crim-
Savery between Chicago and
sent Oratorio "Elijah"
inals. the Nazi broadcast asserted, formal protest has been lodge
Edison, one block east of Dex-
0
on Sunday
had initiated the pogroms in Lodz, with the Guatemala Minister t ..
ter.
Detroit's Finest
Krakow, Warsaw and in other the •United States against the r
cent action of the Republic o f
The
oratoric
"Elijah"
by
Men
Polish
cities.
Furthermore,
the
Jewish Funeral Home
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished delson will be sung by the Detroit
announcer said, many of the in- Guatemala in barring Jews fro' n
bright room for a gentleman, in
Opera Guild on Sunday evening stigators of the demonstrations the country. In making know n
home of couple. Steam heat
the action taken by the America n
Nov. 19, at 7:30 p. m., at the
3296 Elmhurst Ave, Near Dex Woodward Avenue B a p tist were under arrest and would be Jewish Congress Dr. Stephen
tried soon by a military court.
ter and Lawton bus lines
Church, Woodward and Winder
Meanwhile, information reach Wise, president, pointed out th a
Townsend 7-4794.
TRinity 2-2114
JOHN IL STREET
Everyone is invited. Admission is Mg here from Nazi Poland dis- restricture of Jews includes toss
free. The principal role of Elijah closed that Dr. Hans Frank Gov- ists. Restricture against Jews A
FOR RENT — Large, furnished
will be sung by Cameron McLean, ernor-General of Poland, whose confirmed by the Ilonorab l e
room with twin beds, in home
who is considered one of the headquarters are located in Kra- Adrian Recinos, Minister of Gu I-
Ladies of Yeshiva Beth Ju- of small family. Kitchen privi finest portrayers of this role in kow, has issued a decree calling temala, in a communication a I-
leges.
2500
W.
Philadelphia
Rev. Cantor
America. The female leading role for a new census of Jews. It was dressed to Dr. Wise.
dah to Celebrate 12th An- Ave., lower. Tyler 5-2117.
Vandals Upset Seventy Grave•
DAVID
will be sung by Doris Sperling indicated here that the inclusion
niversary at Donor Dinner
stones in New York Cemetery
Markel, whose role as the widow of converted Jews in the statis-
GOLDEN
FOR RENT—Cheerful room for
on Nov. 26
Seventy gravestones in t h 0
Detroit's Faerorlte
business or professional girl or is being highly acclaimed every tical report may mean that the Baron De Hirsch Cemetery, Je
where.
T-
Nazis may soon adopt the Nurem-
M 0 U I.
woman, in lovely new air-con-
The donor dinner of the La-
ash burying ground in Granit ?-
berg
race
laws
in
the
entire
Po-
TIMER AMP
ditioned single home of two
dies of Yeshiva Beth Judah on
S. I., were overturned Y
Wedding Cenurnotu
Tony
Sender
to
Address
lish territory annexed to the
adults.
Home
privileges.
Desir
causing damage est i-
lee Perforated NI Sunday, Nov. 26, at the Bnai Da-
Town Hall at Cass Theater Reich and entrusted to Dr. Frank. vandals
able location. Good transports
Moms and by Ay- vid social hall, Elmhurst at 14th,
mated at $1,400.
polotatrul.
tion. University 1-8031.
on Nov. 24
is given for the purpose of pur-
DeLuxe Family Service
Flat Piece. and Handkerchiefs
Ne■tly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
Fluffed Dried
1
Pounds Additional pounds 7e lb.
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
C
Sioo
4 Pairs Lace Curtains iTli,
Not rerponuible for •un-burnt or nIn4-whipped curtains
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
Double Woolen Blankets
Each
Feather Pillows
35c
25C
All Ironed Service 30C
per pound
WEARING AFPAIIEL
.e
pound
10C
Flat Pieces
Minimum Charge, $1.80
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
es, wit-
LAUNDRY CO.
YOU CAN BUT QUALITY KOSIIER MEATS WITH CONFIDENCE
AARON B. 111ARGOLIS
Kosher Meat and Poultry Market
11637.41 DEXTER BLVD.
Itetneen Burlingame and Webb
UPTOWN
DOWNTOWN
Quality Food and Liqueurs
•
Frank Gillen's Melodies
Town's
The
it
it
H
g
a
li
Grand River at Bagley
STEVE EVANS
With His "HOLLYWOOD SNAPSHOTS"
Muriel Parker and Charles Fredericks
Singing Sweethearts of "HELLZAPOPPIN' "
Hollywood Coeds
Kurtis Royal Marionettes
club ROYALE
PINGREE 1666
GRATIOT AT 8-MILE ROAD
FOOD SHOW
WITH CULINARY ART EXHIBIT
Woodnard Entrance
CONVENTION HALL
Waxluard Ave.
NOVEMBER 21 to 25
near
Forest
Open It A. M. to 11 P. M.
•
SEE SCULPTORING IN FOOD!
• FREE COOKING SCHOOL!
• DEMONSTRATIONS BY FAMOUS CHEFS DAILY!
• ROOM OF FURNITURE GIVEN AWAY DAILY!
• PLENTY OF FREE SAMPLES!
•
AD:404,40N 55e
Construction on Poinciana
Hotel Completed in
Miami Beach, Fla.
The
Poinciana,
the
beautiful
ho t
in
Bingo Party of Bnai Day d 'Flaw., ye l }Allittr ti GNrioisasmmia nB eaaenhd
Max
Elkin,
is
now
completed and
Sisterhood Monday
occupancy. The l'oin-
FOR SALE—APARTMENTS
NEVER BEFORE
. F.2 ,7A". = A
It
Jaws Seek Safety from Pogroms
in Ghetto State
HUND'S
RESTAURANT & BAR
PARIS.—(WNS)—Many Jews
in cities near Lublin, the proposed
ready for
has this industrial confer of
Itay. Castor
center of a Jewish reservation to
these United States wit-
The annual bingo party of t I
which all Jews from Poland and
nessed such investment op-
Bnai
David
Sisterhood
will
tab
Greater Germany presumably will
portunit les. New close out
be concentrated, are fleeing to plate Monday evening, Nov. 2i (
prices, terms 15% down
FOR RENT — Attractive eight
the ghetto capital in the belief in the social hall of the Bnai D
Igu
414% int 15 y rs to pay.
room apartment. Four bed
that they will be safe from per- viol Synagogue, Elmhurst an
Rely on our Facts andFig-
rooms, two bathrooms. Heat
secution there, according to reli- 14th, at 8:30 p. m. Proceeds w i
ures.
garage, janitor service, new
be used to maintain the Bnai D
able information received here.
stove and frigidaire. Reason
1003
All Jews who fled from Polish yid Sunday school.
4,4,500
Down
able.
3224
Rochester
Ave.,
care-
Mrs.
Asher
Murder
is
chairma
Elmhurst
provinces during the Nazi blitz-
taker, or call Townsend 7-0151.
FTvnit Buff briCk Spanish
TO. 11-88311
krieg have been ordered to re- Mrs. Charles I. Jacobson assi
ing.
Ar t. irzi s
style 4 rooms tiled baths
turn and rebuild the homes de-
FOR RENT — Large, beautifu
:
Mrs. Roy Chattlin, preside rs
Frigidaires 9 built in incin-
stroyed as a result of air raids.
room in modern home. 3351
thanks Mrs. Albert Swartz, cha t
erators. Sold in the twenties
This
order,
embodies
in
a
decree
Fullerton Ave. near Dexter.
man.
committees,
members
o
r
id
I
$115 ,000 mug was
issued by Dr. Hans Frank, Nazi
Townsend 6-0591. Inquire
guests,
for
making
their
annu
AL
GROSSMAN
al'
MAX
ELKIN
$30,000.
Price
e cu t to only $50,000.
Governor-General of Poland, gives
Monuments of Character
mornings or after 6 p. tn.
.
Terms $200 mo. includes
the Jews only 30 days in which donor luncheon on Nov. 14, a su C- N
Nana i s a seven-story, 100 room
Ce55.
41/2
S's
lest
15
yrs
FOR SALE—Walnut piano, con- An Explanation Regarding , to rebuild destroyed property.
•
hotel and embodies every modern
Failure to return to small towns I
sole. Like new, A-1 condition.
innovation in hotel planning. It
Irgun Zevai Leumi
$3,000 Down
in the provinces will bring swift
Reasonable. 3815 W. Buena
D
is located near 16th St., directly
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: reprisals, the decree said, and
Vista. Davison 9509.
Solid 12 units fun 3 rooms
on the ocean, just one block from
In the statement published in will be followed by confiscation
fashionable Lincoln Road and in
white tiled baths new Frig-
MAIL JONG SETS. Domestic and the November 10 issue concern- of food cards and conscription
MICIIIGAN—The current f e a- the center of the most exclusive
idaires new stoves painted
imported tiles. Walnut and ing the Irgun Zeval Leumi, there into labor battalions,
tures are "Rulers of the Sea s" section of Miami Beach. Four
walls. Step to Woodward
Catalin racks. Wide selection. were some discrepancies. The I.
and "$1,000 a Touchdown." In hundred feet in depth, the hotel
Anti-Semitism in Ukraine
mile circle. Normal $65,000
Townsend 7-5369.
Z. L. exists only in Palestine and
A
serious anti-Jewish cam- the first film Paramount hen gs property extends from Collins
MRS. H. ROTTENBERG
value. Slashed this week to
not in the United States. The I. naign has spread through the the epic sign on an exciting s ea Ave. to the ocean.
only $16,500.
FREE ROOM for elderly lady in
chasing a bus for the transporta-
Z. L. is a non-partisan organize- Ukraine as a result of the Nazi- story dramatizing man's conqu •st
The
Poinciana
features
its
own
Illoweanle
Orsatte sea
nicely furnished home. in ex-
tion of children to and from the
lion which embraces all the youth Soviet rapproachement, private of the ocean by steam.
private bathing beach and color-
130 Units
change for companionship. Cell of Palestine irrespective of party. I sources from Istanbul revealed.
7728 TWELFTH ST.
Yeshiva. The committee invites
ful cabana colony. A spacious
.
liner 11-71111
Townsend 8-4670.
furnished.
Foreclosed
The I. Z. L. has no official con-1 Jews in the Ukraine feel the anti-
all the Jewish organizations and
UNITED ARTISTS—In " A n- dining terrace overlooking the
$750,000
mtg.
Bankrupt
synagogues and other friends to DRIVING new, spacious car to nection with the New Zionist Or- Semitic pressure and are said to other Thin Man," after a lo ng ocean enables guests to enjoy
liquidation
entire price
come to the dinner and help them
be apprenhensive inasmuch es layoff, due to William Powe l l's luncheon in bathing costume. The
Los Angeles on Nov. 25. Can ganization in Palestine.
succeed in accomplishing their
n
o
hotel
operates
both
American
and
$175,000
cash.
In
the
interest
of
clear
under-
government
officials
have
also
illness,
the
popular
"Thin
Ma
accommodate passengers. Share
standing, I hope you will publish shown
aim. They urge those interested
anti-Semitic tendencies. series gets back in stride w i th European plan. Afternoon and eve-
expenses. Plaza 9546.
MR. BEDFORD
these corrections in your next r Throughout the Ukraine Soviet Myrna Loy again enacting t he fling dances, with varied enter
to phone for reservations not
later than Wednesday, Nov. 22. GIRL WANTED — Must have issue. I will also take this oppor- positions are being reorganized smart Mrs. Nick Charles and i t- tainment will be featured during
Homer
Warren & Co.
The chairman of the affair is
neighborhood abort experience tunity to thank you for all the and Jews in official positions din- ale William Poulsen making his the winter season in both the
as Yews Drmen4sble Arnim,
Mrs. II. Rottenberg, Townsend
in ladies' and children's wear. cooperation you have given us in missed.
movie debut as a cute additi on tropical patio and ocean terrace.
The same friendly hospitality
Only girl with such experience the past.
5-1171. The co-chairmen are
Biro.13idj•n Settlement by Jews to the deductive household.
12216 LINWOOD AVE.
and excellent cuisine which have
CASPAR BOYARSKY.
Mrs. D. Lippman, Cl. 2160, Mrs.
need apply. 8518 Grand River,
emmi ■ sms
Curtailed
„ made the Colonial Hotel in Mt.
Hubert. Ty. 5-9283, and Mrs. L.
near Quincy.
A DAMS — "Behind Pri t
Large Dining Room for
Holtzman.
Card Party of Hebrew La- Soviet plans to settle Galician Gates" portrays an intrepid o " Clemens famous under the Max
Parties and Showers
I Jews ill Biro-Bidjan have been
ATTENTION men and women!
G- Elkin and Albert Grossman man-
man. "Mr. Smith Goes to Wa
dies Aid Society on
Catering Our Specialty
I can help you get acquainted
pigeon-holed for the time being,
sit- agement will be in effect at the
ington" holds for an additio Ini
- ay
with professional and business
according to Pravda, official So-
Poinciana. To observe the dietary
A TREMENDOUS SHOW
For Reservations Call-
The public is invited to attend viet organ. following receipt of week.
intelligent parties, Some will
laws, two modern kitchens are
TOWNSEND 6.9213
, , installed. The Poinciana is the
give you a start in business. a card party to be sponsored by • request from the Soviet-subsi-
FOX—Having
attracted
reco
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society dized region that present facili-
r"" only hotel adhering to dietary
Townsend 5-1750.
Pinging sta. or Mace, Screen
BESSIE CUMMINGS KLINE
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 21, at ties for additional settlers are breaking crowds in its opening ',"- laws which has its own private
gagement, "Drums Along
and Radio
.he beach.
.
wife of David, for the past 23 FOR RENT—Two beautiful ad- the Dexter-Lawrence Hall. Pro- inadequate.
Mohawk," the dramatic advent ire
Mining
rooms
with
private
ceeds
of
their
affair
will
be
used
years a resident of Detroit but
epic of pioneer America, is h rid
bath, for one or two gentle- to take care of relief cases. There
who recently moved to Buffalo,
Fear Soviet Invasion of Bess•
CLUB ROYALE
over for a second week at he
men in single home. Meals op- will be card playing followed by
I N. Y., passed away in the 'latter
arabia; Evacuate Towns
Direct from 25 ...eke at
Fox Theater, which also offer
tional. Reasonable. Longfellow, refreshments and prizes will be I
city on Nov. 4, after an illness
L ading a parade of stars which
'BUCHAREST. (WNS) — Re- companion picture, Fox Mo ' e a
between LaSalle and 14th. offered. Mesdames Ethel Good-
of several months. She is sur-
"The Blackhawk 4
mania has withdrawn almost all tone News and selected short s le- ChinkMcNamara will bring to
Townsend 5-3392.
man, J. Arthur Schiff, David Mul- her tritons from Bessarabia, which
vived by her daughters, Gertrude
lb' the Club Royale in the next 10
HARRY ROSE, M. C.
ler and Louis Goldfine are chair- once belonged to Russia, believing jects.
and Mrs. Phineas Harris of Buf-
weeks
under
a
new
entertainment
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished , men of this affair.
falo; her sons, Bert and Harold
policy, Steve Evans, noted comic, Sammy Sofferin's
this move offers a surer defense
room for lady or gentleman, in
•
CLUB POWATAN
The annual donor luncheon,
of Detroit and Edwin of Great
headlines the new show opening
home of small family. Con- 'the major fund-raising event for than if the area bristled with
Neck, N. Y.
*Ire.
tonight.
The possible invasion of
surrobneliniss. Good !the organization will be held on
genial
Held over for a third succ
qoviet
troops
into
this
nrovince,
Muriel
Parker and Charles
transportation. Tyler 6-4482.
ful week, Jean Travers contin
Dec. 6, at Lacher's 3253 Cass I
however, hangs over Rumania
2.8385
124 Davenport
to deliver her songs without' the Fredericks, singing sweethearts
Ave. Mrs. Irving E. Liebson, one
tike
a
nightmare.
Bessarabian
FOR
RENT—Furnished
comfort-
Knights of Pythias Party
a id of a microphone at Sam ,, of "Ilelizapoppin," add to the en-
I of the chairmen, reports that a
tnwns
are
thickly
populated
with
able
clean
room
for
business
Samuel Z. Winer of 2309 Ila-
m
'
tertainment,
with
the
Hollywood
on Sunday
much larger attendance is being
Sofferin's Club Powatan.
Jews living in abject poverty and
woman. References exchanged.
zelwood Ave., a resident of De-
I anticipated this year than at any
Harry Rose, the Broadway es Coeds, California acrobatic stars,
unimaginable misery. Thousands,
Good transportation. 1976 Pin-
troit for 15 years, died last Fri-
Detroit Lodge No. 55, Knights
of the previous functions. Mn. ,
ter
who says that he can pr eve making their first Detroit supper-
chit overnight have lost their
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
gree. Call Tyler 6-2359 after
day, Nov. 10, at the age of 63. of Pythias, will hold their annual
or. club appearance.
Allan Janawitz was hostess to the
livelihood beeause of the hurried that he was the man who disc
Funeral services were held on bingo party next Sunday eve-
6 p. m.
Held over for a second week
committee at its last meeting.
linuidat;en of the establishments ered Alice Faye,—in a rho Ma
Sunday, with interment in Clover rting, at p. m., at their Castle
The annual donor luncheon
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 22.
line,—pilots the show. and the are the popular Kurtis Royal
Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Morris Hall on Erskine and John R. St. YOUNG MAN (Wayne student) the society wi'l hold an open "•here they were employed, are
o riop n s e o tn tes R
.
The
Ps oo rtia
m , sponsored by the Sisters of Zioi
Dancing Billingtons, that ha
would
like
room
and
two
meals
without
even
bread.
Adler officiated. Surviving him There will be mend prizes. Ad-
on ne
young couple whose twinkl :ri p:: Thompson
Mizrachi was held Nov. 8, at th
daily, also laundry service, in meeting. Refreshments will be
are his wife, Jennie L.; two mission of 10 cents entitles bear-
to 'è colorful producti ttes
on owffer
dances, and
toes and carefree routines h
home of congenial family. served.
Shaarey Zedek. Participating is
Re lent Grvnunen's Offer for
slaughters, Sylvia It. and Gertrude er to prize. A charge of 5 cents
as
_
music
is
by
Danny
Demetry's
or-
brought them such an enthus i
Write full particulars including
e...eice in Polish I shoes
D., and two sons, Arthur 1'. and will be made for each game
for chestra. the program were: Mrs. Josepl
Food Show at Convention
tic
reception,
are
also
staying
Price
to
Box
80,
Detroit
Jewish
PARIS. (WNS) — Efforts to
H. Kunin, president; Mrs. Samue
Sidney J.
played.
Hall Nov. 21.25
Chronicle.
ioin the Polish Legion and the a third week. Sammy Dibe We
Chancellor Commander Herold
„h
Donations to the Jewish Segal, Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka
The International Food and Foreign Legion by Herschel Gryn- orchestra is playing the last w
the
pest speaker, Mrs. Abrahan
N. Rosenthal urges each member
Home for Aged
Allied Trades Exposition and ...man and his uncle Abraham have of a 10-week engagement, bet ore
In loving memory of our dear to bring another member next Gifts to North End Clinic
Salon of Culinary Art is opening teen reiected be' the courts here. leaving to go south for the win ter
President of Mizrachi Women 0
wife and mother, Anna Popkin, Tuesday, Nov. 21, when final ac-
The following have made con- Shapiro of New York, nations
at Convention Hall, Woodward voting Grvnsznan, whose trial for -season.
America; Mi
Ruth Brotman
who passed away four years ago, tion on the tentative suggestions
tributions to the Ho me for Aged: hi -
". Stein
North End Clinic has received Ave. entrance, on Tuesday, Nov. the assassination of Ernst sum
d Mr.
and
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i
and
proposals
will
be
acted
upon.
MI•h•
Elk
hkoff.
In
m
emnrry,
of
oth.
Dec. 1, 1935 (5 days in Kislev).
21, and will run to and including Roth, Tinder-secretary in the Ger-
WRESTLING AT AREN A
the
following
contributions:
In
e
s,
Chime-Make;
Mra
lia
The rank of page will be con-
n e e. , Isaac Rosenthal,
I n memory of father. Kneel; Minnie
GARDENS MONDAY
Nov. 25, from 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. -•o Emboss, here. cannot be
tern the year. Teo event torethel
re
new
Class of candi- memory of Miss Frances Fkstein
ferred
on
a
acknowledges
The chapter
emory sr mother. Ma.
n-ly um our heart. toner
Zenko Zarnoff, hardy Ru st i on r1•04.1.1, In
All the leading national and held until the war is over because
sire. " ft L. ` 1 ". in mom. ceipt of a contribution from St y r
dates, and refreshments will be from Miss Margaret Franklin; in
1" ,,, the one v•• loved en dearly
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six nr•
of hhehand.
local distributors of food and •he enmoleinant in the case, vom martian who now has won /WC
I Wm-Jacob:
Men
Eas forever
array.
memory of Charles Clayton from
served.
W. Simons in honor of we: I
Memory of mother.
..• • • zn•tett. dear.
01
No. you •re
■
ssIC.
big
Iwo
se
straight
bouts
here,
gets
hi.
The popularity of the Wednes- Samuel A. Singer; for the Simple- meat will have displays at the Roth's father, is a German, has
1. s: s.mosa ; cssoss Wantermsn. In ding anniversaries of her ch:1
Nee
0 ,, * •
ern es , ntl ■■ of dauehter. Farah Itubln•
etc
As lenw ma bre s”.1 morvory lasts
day night bingo parties has mentary Medical Assistance Fond exposition, which is being spon• ssked to he released from prison chance next Monday. He has h sso
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Re
ronee.ber thee.
.
eh, M. a teher R.1071411. In memory of
We
grown. The low admit/ion price for Children, in memory of Slim noted by the Cooks, Chefs and fur the duration of the scar so matched to meet Leo Wall ; for
gen re na
Elnhorn, Ben.
Turud•y blest senberg and Mr. and Mn. Natha
France. Ekitein from Mr. and Pastry Chefs Association of the that he could join the Polish Le- iunior heavyweight champion,
tees Imemory
m
of
lwael and
Sadly missed by' her husband, of 25 cents has resulted in •
Simons.
Mrs. I.
Leah Wanner-man.
yen.
A. F. of L
children. 'large attendance.
gion. Grynszpan had promised the title.
Jacob
Silverman
scaccom,
er
mem
C
Tony Sender, editor, journalist
and correspondent for Paris and
Belgian papers reviewing Ameri
can political scenes for European
readers, will be the speaker for
the Detroit Town Hall in the
Cass Theater, Friday morning,
Nov. 24, at 11 o'clock.
Following the revolution in
Germany, Miss Sender, when
barely 21, was elected to the
Reichstag, the youngest member
ever to be elected, and for 13
years, from 1920 until her mime.
ulous escape from Nazi Germany
in 1933, she served, gaining fame
as an orator and becoming one
of the most active and best known
woman politicians in Germany.
Revue
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