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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

PROF. FEKETE RE-ELECTED DEAN OF
HEBREW U. FACULTY OF SCIENCE

JERUSALEM (Palcor Agency)
—Prof. Michael Fekete, distin-
guished mathematician, was re-
elected by the Council of the
Faculty of Science at the He-
brew University as its Dean for
the coming year.
Hungarian-born on July 19,
1886, Prof. Fekete got his Ph.
D. in 1909 in philosophy and spe-
cialized in mathematics at Buda-
pest and Goettingen Universities,
being a student of the famous
Prof. Edmund Landau. From
1912 to 1919 he was on the staff
of Budapest University, becom-
ing a lecturer in 1914. He was
appointed professor of mathe-
matics at the Einstein Institute
on Mount Scopus in 1928.
The construction of new build-
ings at the university and at
Rehoboth for several scores of
thousands of pounds, and the ap-
pointment of Prof. Carl Neuber-
ger, late of Germany, as direc-
tor of the Cancer Research In-
stitute at the Mount Scopus Med-
ical School, were items divulged
at a recent annual meeting of
the Palestine Friends Associa-
tion of the Hebrew University
held in Tel Aviv under the chair-
manship of its president, Mr. Jus-

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Gov. Saltonstall To Speak at
Veterans Encampment

PETACH TIKVAH
(Palcor
BOSTON (WNS)
--- Cover.
In an address delivered in the Agency) — High Commissioner
Leverett Saltonstall, Sena.
Sir
Harold
MacMichael
named
House of Representatives last
tors Henry Cabot Lodge, J
week, Congressman John D. Din- Joseph Saphir, farmers' represen- and David I. Walsh, Mayor M r.,
tative
and
Chairman
of
the
local
an.
gell thanked his constitutents for
the confidence shown him and Rural Council, as Mayor of this rice J. Tobin of Boston, and
municipality,
called
the
"Mother
aRmabobnig the Silv e r
expressed gratitude that he had
a 1 g will be
been privileged to serve on the of the Jewish Villages." Saphir
iit pea
ll b k e
important and powerful Ways was chosen after the M.micipal ers at the 45th annual encamp.
Council
on
July
4th
cast
seven
and Means Committee. In the
course of his address Rep. Din- votes each for Mr. Saphir and ment of the Jewish War Vet.
for Meier Grabovsky, Labor lead- erans of the United States meet-
gell said:
er. Under the terms of the law ing here Wednesday, Aug. 28
"I am grateful to my constit- applying in case of such a draw, through Sunday, Sept. I, it wa ,
uents for the kindness and the the High Commissioner is . em- announced by Harold Seidenberg, s
confidence shown to me each and powered to make the final de- president of the Jewish War Vet-
every time that I sought their cision.
erans Convention Corporation.
favor and have been re-elected.
I am appreciative of the fine
feeling and spirit exhibited by
the membership of this House
for having elected me to the
Committee on Ways and Means
at the end of my first term. Of QUILTS — Made or recovered DAVID HOROWITZ,
'Teacher_
course, I am not an exception in
from your own feathers or
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
this respect. Some very distin-
wools. Pillows recovered—spe-
Hebrew
and
Bar
Mitzvah,
guished and able members of the
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
Reading and writing guaran-
Congress have been previously
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
teed. Free trial lesson. 2254
so honored. Among these was a
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
former member of this Commit-
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
3547.
tee and a former member of the
Hogarth 9050.
Cabinet, the Hon. William Jen-
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN
nings Bryan.
ALTERATIONS — First class
wants young business or pro.
"The people of Michigan, Mr.
work. Can be done while you
fessional girl to share her
Speaker, recognize the importance
wait, or picked up and delivered
three-room apartment. Someone
of my assignment and the honor
at your home. Reasonable
willing to stay some evenings
which has been conferred upon
prices. Also good designer.
with school boy. Reasonable.
me. The citizens of Detroit, es-
2682 Elmhurst Ave. Townsend
Good location and transporta-
pecially those of the Fifteenth
5-7330.
tion. Call Townsend 8-4649.
District are conscious of the fact
that because of my place upon
this Committee I am in a posi- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished YOUNG LADY driving new car
room for refined young lady
to Los Angeles early part of
tion to safeguard the interests
or gentleman. Pleasant sur-
September. Can accommodate
of one of the most important and
roundings. Convenient to street
passenger who can assist in
the largest tax paying districts
car and bus. References ex-
driving. Call Cadillac 4923 or
in the nation. These good citizens
changed. 2213 Hazelwood Ave.
Tyler 6-6347.
who have sent me to represent
Tyler 6-6915.
them know and understand that
LOOKING for young lady to
the Committee on Ways and
share desirable apartment in
Means is important because it FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for gentleman or couple.
residential hotel. Very reason.
passes upon and presents for
Board optional. Near 14th bus
able rent. Call Trinity 2-3344.
consideration legislation that is
and car line. 2045 Clairmount.
vital. They understand full well
Phone Tyler 4-1067.
BUSINESS MAN, young, desires
that much legislation as might
room in private family. Can
come from this Committee en-
give best of references. Write
joys precedence over other legis- FOR RENT — Beautiful fur-
nished room in home of small
full particulars to Box 150,
lation which is considered by ma-
family. References exchange].
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
jor and exclusive committees of
C o n v en ient transportation.
this House.
3289 Monterey, near Dexter. WOODWARD AVE. RESTAli-
"I was privileged to take part
Townsend 5-6687.
RANT—Must sell, due to ill-
in and protect the interests of
ness. This beautiful restaurant
my people in every Tax and Rev-
is located on a very good cor-
enue Measure which came before FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for employed young
ner. Must have $1500 to han-
this Committee since the 74th
lady who can furnish refer-
dle. Write Box 50, Detroit Jew-
Congress. I was directly and in-
ences. Only two adults in fam-
ish Chronicle.
timately occupied with the con-
ily in refined private home.
sideration of such important bills
Close to street car and bus FOR RENT—Large airy room for
as the Soldiers' Bonus, The Social
lines. Phone Tyler 5-2811.
gentleman, in a private home
Security Act and subsequent
of adults. Garage available.
amendments, National Industrial
Reasonable. 2726 T u xedo.
Recovery Act, Reciprocal Trade FOR RENT—Light airy furnished
room in home of small family,
Townsend 5-3356.
Agreements, Bituminous Coal
for gentleman. Garage and
Act, Railroad Retirement Act and
telephone facilities. 2 925 Wa- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
various other important bills re-
verly Ave. Townsend 8-3740.
room, suitable for one or two.
ported by this Committee.
"I am indebted to the Librar-
Kitchen privileges. Good trans-
portation. 2449 Buena Vista
ian of the House of Representa- FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room with twin beds, in home
Ave. Townsend 6-1149.
tives for the preparation of the
of two adults, suitable for
record of distinguished Congress-
one or two gentlemen. Good FOR RENT—A large airy nicely
men who have risen to higher
home. Telephone. Good trans-
furnished room in refined home
places within the structure of the
portation. 2517 Clements Ave.
of adults. Near bus and car
United States Government after
Townsend 7-1983.
line. Board optional. Prefer
serving as members of the Ways
business man or woman. Call
and Means Committee. Among
Townsend 8-0218.
these we find the names not only FOR RENT—Nice large airy fur-
nished room for one or two
of members of the Cabinet, the
ladies or gentlemen. Board op- MIDDLE AGED WOMAN desires
Supreme Court, and Speakers of
position as housekeeper, or to
tional. Good transportation.
the House, but also the names
take care of convalescents or
3353 Fullerton Ave. Townsend
of Vice Presidents and even sev-
6-0591.
invalids. Write Box 99, Detroit
eral Chief Executives of t h e
Jewish Chronicle.
United States whose names made
history. I am proud that as a FOR RENT—Clean, beautifully EXPERIENCED COOK desires
furnished room for couple or
Committeeman my name has
position as housekeeper, and
one or two gentlemen. Kitchen
been linked with theirs and ap-
will take care of children. $12
privileges. Shower. Telephone
pears on the official roster of
per week expected. Mack Ave.
service. Board optional. Good
the Ways and Means Committee
district
preferred. References.
transportation.
2210
Pingree
among these distinguished former
Reply to Molly Wrono, 7662
members."
Ave. Apt. 311. Tyler 4-3752.
Girardin Ave.
FOR
RENT—Beautiful
room
for
FOR
RENT — Nice largo room
A German-Jewish refugee girl
a gentleman, in home of a
in private single home, for one
is a member of the Methodist
couple. Clean and nicely fur-
or two gentlemen. Good trans-
Epworth League in Wendell Will-
nished. 3296 Elmhurst. Town-
portation. Unlimited telephone.
kie's home town of Elwood, Ind. send 7-4794,
Call Tyler 5-4350.

tice Ged Fdumkin, of the Pales-
tine Supreme Court.
Prof. Neuberger was, with the
late Prof. Fritz Haber, who died
in Switzerland after exile from
Hitler's Germany, and Prof.
Richard Willstaetter, now a dis-
tinguished scientist refugee in
America, one of the three lead-
ing chemists in the Germany dur-
ing 1914-18 whose discoveries
greatly contributed to the Im-
perial German war effort in the
field of synthetic research.
Mr. Justice Frumkin also re-
vealed that 28,000 pounds was
to be spent on the construction
of the Sol Rosenbloom Building
for the Faculty of Humanities
now going up alongside the Jew-
ish National and University Li-
brary, and on the new wing,
which will cost 3,000 pounds. A
sports gymnasium for the stu-
dents for 1,500 pounds and the
new College of Agriculture at
Rehoboth for 8,000 pounds are
among other projects.
The president said that addi-
tional financial support had come
to the University's current budg-
etary needs from America, and
this in part had compensated for
the decline of income from Scan-
dinavia and the Low Countries.

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Jewish War Veteran Leaders Plan for 45th Annual Encampment
AUG. 28 - SEPT. 1.—(Left
to Be Held in Boston
to right) Harold Seidenberg of Cambridge, Ma ss "
Past National Commander, who is serving as President of the Boston Conventio: .
Corporation; Louis Rosenberg of Lawrence, Mass., and David L. Nair of Ne
Britain, Conn., Co-Chairmen of the Convention.