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September 20, 1940

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Osman E. Fisher
Will Mutinies
Called by Death
Threaten Hitler?

PISGAH LODGE PAPER
WINS DISTRICT PRIZE

Latin-American Good Will Pro-

Annual Sports Night
Wednesday Evening
At Shaarey Zedek

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forget the
Headlines

Osman E. Fisher, president and
gram Planned; Committee
founder of the Fisher Wallpaper
Appointments Made
The annual sports night of
Co., an active member of Temple
the Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek,
Beth
El,
who
formerly
served
on
Last Monday night, Pisgah on Wednesday, Sept. 25, start-
Will revolution and mutiny
threaten the Nazi regime? Are its board, died on Sept. 12 at Lodge No. 34 of Bnai Brith held ing at 8 o'clock, will be featured
its first business meeting of the by an exhibition presenting na-
thee prophets of doom for Ger-
ne wadministration. The highlight
right in predicting that an
What happens will not
of the evening's proceedings was
underground reaction will do
alter the Facts and Figures.
a report on the recent District
more to overthrow Nazism than
Your personal fortune your
Grand Lodge convention, held in
the opposing armies?
future
is at stake. When the
Omaha,
given
by
Aaron
Droock,
from
his-
Perhaps some lessons
bargains are gone, they're
a member of Pisgah Lodge and
to ry will be helpful in consider-
gone. Think this over.
the retiring president of the Dis-
ing these possibilities.
trict. Mr. Droock reported that
One of the most interest-hold-
Palmer Park
vital problems facing Jewry as a
ing books on this subject is T.
DeLuxe apt. foreclosures at
whole today.are. those which Bnai
H, Wintringham's "Mutiny
less than half former sales.
Brith is endeavoring to meet
Through the Ages", published re•
Down payments $18,000 to
through its own agencies, and the
cently by Fortuny's, 67 W. 44th
72nd annual convention of the
$50,000.
St., New York. While some of
District adopted a record-break-
the incidents related in this book
16 Apt
ing budget to cope with these
are well known, there are many
problems.
3 rooms fine cond. special
that are generally unknown and
Pisgah Lodge won first place
modern improvements. Sold
a re worth recording, since they
in the division of printed publi-
once for $100,000. Get our
indicate that there is a limit to
cations with its Pisgah Broad-
new cut price. Terms —
human endurance.
caster in the annual lodge bul-
$6300 down.
The readers of Wintringham's
letin contest sponsored by the
"Mutiny" will learn that there
36 Apt
District Publicity committee. The
were mutinies in • the English
All fu•n. Formerly listed at
lodge has received a silver loving
Navy; that the Russians were not
$125,000. Price cut to only
cup inscribed as follows: "First
the only ones to revolt against
$45,000. Terms $10,000.
Award to Pisgah Lodge, District
tyranny, during the last war and
Near Packard and b i g
No. 6 Lodge Bulletin Contest
in previous wars, but that there
1940, Printed Division, Pisgah
business.
were also mutinies in the French
Broadcaster, Rudolph Meyersohn,
LATE OSMAN E. FISHER
army.
Will Trade
Mr. Wintringham points out Holland, Mich., after a brief ill- Edito•."
ABE A. SCHMIER
Attractive 4 story marble
Louis H. Schostak, president of
advisedly, and with pool, that ness.
entrance, carpet halls, ele-
the lodge, announced the follow-
there have been mutinities "since
Funeral services were held Sun- ing committee appointments at tional amateur and pro bad-
vato•. Completely furnished.
armies were first gathered for day morning in the Temple Beth the meeting: Americanism, Ben minton champions. There will be
Rent $13,000. Get details
war and slaves for work, and the El Chapel. Burial was in Wood- Rhodes, chairman; Anti-Defama- other features, and leading ath-
from
first crews of ships endured the mere Cemetery. Dr. Leo M. tion, William Boxerman, chair- letes in all fields of sports will
MR. BEDFORD
be
present
at
this
gathering.
sea."
Franklin officiated.
man, Henry M. Ab•amovitz, co-
While "Mutiny" deals with nu-
Abe A. Schmier, chairman of
Born in White Cloud, Mich., chairman; applications, Ira Kauf-
Homer Warren & Co.
merous incidents in world his- he joined the Grand Rapids wall man; athletics, Sam Maza ; A.Z.A. the committee on arrangements,
as Year. Dependable Service
tory, including the Spartacus and paper concern as a boy and grew Isadore Starr; conservation, Lew- announces that admission to this
Slaves' Revolt in 73 B. C., as up in the business. It was the is L. Steinberg, chairman, Max affair will be free and that re-
well as the revolt against Crom- only job he had before he went Goldhoff, co-chairman; cultural, freshments will be served.
well, the events recorded that into business for himself.
Rudolph Meyersohn, chairman ;
will draw the most attention in
In 1917 he took in E. W. Gel- Degree Team and Ritual, Samuel
this book are those of the last ler as a partner, and in 1927 the W. Leib, chairman ; dramatic, Ir-
war, in the German as well as firm had grown to such propor- win Aron, chairman ; entertain-
the Allied armies; and the reader tions that it was incorporated, ment, Louis Rosenzweig, chair-
will ask whether a repetition of with Mr. Fisher as president and man; finance, Sam Maza ; Hillel,
these occurrences is possible to- Geller as secretary. The firm's Milton Weinstein; membership,
day.
main office is at 514 Randolph St. Nathan D. Rosin, chairman; pub-
As long as there are victories with six branches in Detroit and licity and publications, Rudolph
on the German side, Hitler will its environs.
Meyersohn, chairman ; social wel-
hold his power, it appears to this
Mr. Fisher's home was at 2027 fare, Dr. George W. Leib, chair-
reviewer. But it is reasonable to Edison Ave.
man; Pisgah Broadcaster, Ru-
assume that those who said that
Surviving are his wife, Irene dolph Meyersohn editor and Her-
Hitler can afford to lose a mil- I.; two daughters, Mrs. Jeane bert Eskin, business manager.
lion men but not a single battle Jacobson and Lucille Fisher; his
The cultural committee has ar-
were correct. (The reverse is of mother, Mrs. Minnie Fisher, and ranged for an open meeting on
course true of the Allies). Let two brothers, Don, of Detroit, September 30, in the main audi-
Hitler begin to lose a few battles and Archie, of Grand Rapids.
torium of the Jewish Community
—as he is certain to experience
Center. This program will fea-
in the attack on Britain—and the Jewish Community Marks 20th ture the appearance of Latin-
tide may turn.
Anniversary of Keren Hayesod American Consuls in a Latin-
T. H. Wintringham's "Mutiny",
JERUSALEM (Palcor Agen- American Good Will meeting.
at any rate, presents an interest- cy) — The twentieth anniversary Consuls of the following Latin-
ing admonition to those who are of the Keren Hayesod, the Pal- American countries will be pres-
too pessimistic relative to the en- estine Foundation Fund, was ent: Republic of Nicaragua, Re-
durance of man. There is a limit marked Sept. 15 by extensive dis- public of Costa Rica, Cuba and
to it, and even the ultra-militar- cussion of the role of the Fund the British Empire. The public is
ized Germans may balk when in the press, manifestoes by na- invited to this meeting and fur-
they are too completely enslaved tional institutions, and announce- ther details will appear in next
by the Nazi system.
ment of a special radio program week's Chronicle.
to co
morate the date of its
, *
Pisgah Bowling League official-
Special Equipment Secured fount in
ly opened the season last Thurs-
The entire Jewish press of the day night after several practice
by Women's Health and
country, in articles by leading sessions. Twenty teams are com-
Beauty Studio
publicists, devoted entire pages peting, with approximately 50
Esther Phillips of the Woman's to the anniversary. Stressed is substitutes making a total mem-
Health and Beauty Studio an- the paramount function of the bership of 150. Bowling take
nounces that special equipment Keren Hayesod in the upbuild- place every Thursday night at
has been acquired at this studio, ing of Palestine. Manifestoes on the Bowl O'D•ome.
located at 12168 Dexter Blvd., the occasion were published by
telephone Townsend 8-2808, to the Jewish Agency, the Vaad
Cotton Jiffon Shirts
3 Cotton Crib Blanket. 1
provide slenderizing treatments.
Leumi and the Directorate of Oak-Le Reducing
Miss Phillips states that in ad- the Foundation Fund.
Handmade Dress
I
Hudson Gauze
dition to reducing and health
and Health Salon
Diapers
36 Handmade Gertrude .
1
baths, this studio, which has be- UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Hudson Knit Gowns 2 Crochet Sacque
. .
1
To Open Sept. 25
come known as an outstanding
An
unveiling
of
a
monument
J
and
J
Powder
1
Hudson
Knit
Wrappers
2
exponent of fine beauty culture,
The new annex of the smart
Quilted Baby Pads
2 Cards of Safety Pins 2
provides Swedish massages and in memory of Morris Weiss will
other treatments. An electric take place on Sunday, Sept. 22, Oak-Le Beauty Salon, known as
Wool Crib Blanket
2
I Wash Cloths
cabinet has been installed, and at 2 p. in. at the Oakview Ceme- the "Oak-Le Health and Reduc-
Wrapping
Blankets
Bath
Blanket
2
1
tery.
Relatives
and
friends
are
th e best equipment is on hand for
ing Studio," will have its grand
invited.
opening Wednesday, Sept. 25.
the benefit of patrons.
Helen Korner, nationally recog-
FOX — A stirring emotional
Philomathic Debating Club drama, alive with the turbulent nized authority on body culture,
Philomathic Debating Club met romance and excitement of fron- will be directing. The new studio
at the David Simons Branch of tier life in America is "The is located at 13319 Linwood Ave.
A special feature will be the
the United Hebrew Schools, Sun-
Howards of Virginia", Frank presence of "Constance Leavitte"
day afternoon.
Lloyd's momentous screen pro- of Hollywood, who will demon-
A variety program was pre- duction, now at the Fox Theater.
strate - the new "Beautiform"
sented.
Carter Shirts I wool-
Turk Knit Bath
Process of reducing, acclaimed by
Philip Nusholtz, an honorary
silk - and - cotton
Blankets
2
All of us are always going to Pere Westmore, nationally known
mixture)
alumnus, who was present at the do better tomorrow, and we
3 Wash Cloths
2
meeting, offered to arrange a se- would, too, if only we started Hollywood beauty authority, as
Carter Cotton Bands . 3 Face Towels
2
the "wonder worker" of all re-
ries of debates with Rotary and today.—Anon.
Hodson Gauze Dia -
ducing
innovations.
Handmade Dresses
. 2
Kiwanis Clubs in Chicago.
pers
36
Pearl Nosan, the well known
Committeemen announced that
Handmade Gertrudes 2
proprietor of the Oak-Le Beauty
among the list of prominent De-
Carter's Cotton Knit
Earlier Deadline for
Crocheted S a c q ue
Salon,
personally
extends
an
in-
Baby Gowns
troit leaders who will speak be-
3
(wool)
1
Rosh
Hashonah
Issue
vitation to her many patrons and
fore the organization is Judge D.
Carter's Cotton Knit
Wrapping Blankets
2
friends to visit the new studio,
J. Healy who will appear in Oc-
Baby Wrappers . 3 Waterproof Pants
Contributors to the column also to enjoy the many new
tober.
.
I
of The. Detroit Jewish Chroni- facilities, plus the new beautiful
Quilted Baby Pads . . 3 Honeycomb Shawl .
I
MATTATHIAS TENT 1005 OF cle are asked to adhere to the decorations and remodeled ar-
North Star W o o l J and J Powder . . . 1
rangement
of
the
salon.
following
deadlines:
MACCABEES MOURNS DEATH
Blanket
1 Boxes of Baby Soap . 2
The Rosh Hashonah issue
All in all, it looks like "great
OF BERNARD ZALESIN
Waterproof Sheet .
of The Chronicle will go to doings" at the Oak-Le, for
1 Cards of Safety Pins 2
Mattathias Tent 1005 of the
beauty-wise women, on Wednes-
Maccabees mourns the passing of press three days earlier than
FOURTH FLOOR—WOODWARD
usual, and all copy for that day, Sept. 25, and a friendly
Bernard Zalesin, who died Aug.
edition will have to be in the tip suggests you plan to be there.
24 as the result of injuries suf-
59th Anniversary
fered when he was hit by an hands of the editor not later
than at 10 a. m. on Monday,
PRIMROSE BENEVOLENT
automobile.
CLUB
Mr. Zalesin was an ardent Sept. 30.
The Primrose Benevolent Club
There will be earlier dead-
worker for the Maccabees and
was one of the organizers of lines for the Succoth holiday
met Sept. 9 and made plans for
Tent 1005 whose entire member- issues, and announcements the annual bridge-dance, to be
held in December.
will be made in due time.
ship is Jewish.

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