DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle
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REGISTER NOT LATER THAN OCT. 16
TO BE ABLE TO VOTE NOVEMBER 5
GREETINGS
OSCAR KLAUSNER
To be able to vote at the Presidential elections on Nov. 5, all
citizens must be registered not later than Oct. 16.
Those who have not yet registered should do so at once. There
will be registrations at the City Hall daily from 8:30 a. m. to 5
p. m. up to and including Wednesday, Oct. 16. For the convenience
of those who are unable to register during the day, the City Hall
registration office will be open from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. on Oct. 14,
15 and 16.. There will be no district registration prior to Nov. 5.
INTERIOR DECORATING STUDIO
Draperies, Slip Covers, Re-Upholstering, Good Furniture
Estimates Freely Given
Good Taste Need Not Be Expensive
1414 FARMER STREET
October 4
RANDOLPH 4244-4245
1940
Holiday Greetings
Federal Life a t a
Casualty Coi
VINCENT D. CLIF ,
President
2980 W. GRAND BL'
U. J. A. High Holiday Program to Be Heard
Over Columbia Broadcasting System Oct. 6
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Dr. Israel Goldstein, National Co-Chairman and Joseph
Schuster, Noted Cellist, to Participate in Broadcast
ROYAL MOTOR SALES, Inc.
A High Holiday radio program
will be presented over a nation-
wide hookup of the Columbia
Broadcasting System on Sunday
afternoon, Oct. 6, from 2:35 to
3 p. m. (E. -S. T.), under the
auspices of the United Jewish
Appeal for Refugees and Over-
sets Needs.
The broadcast will coincide
with intensive campaign activi-
ties now under way in more than
1,200 communities throughout
the country which are seeking to
raise their share of the large
funds that are urgently needed
this year for the war-relief, set-
tlement, emigration and refugee
aid programs of the Joint Dis-
tirbution Committee, the United
Hudson Sales and Service
E. F. KLUMP. Mgr.
8770 LINWOOD AVE.
TYLER 6-0215
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The Va-ad Hakashruth
of Detroit
Palestine Appeal and the Nation-
al Refugee Service, the three
constituent agencies of the Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal.
During the U. J. A. broadcast,
Dr. Israel Goldstein, national co-
chairman, will deliver a brief
message on the significance of
the New Year and Day of Atone-
ment for the Jewish people in
the present world upheaval. Jos-
eph Schuster, distinguished first
cillist of the Philharmonic Sym-
phony Orchestra, will play the
traditional Kol Nidre, while other
High Holiday music will be pre-
sented by the choir of Congrega-
tion Bnai Jeshurun of New York
under the direction of Cantor
Jacob Schwartz.
The first meeting of the Tern-
ple Sisterhood for the 1940.1941
season will be held on Monday
evening, Oct. 7, at the residence
of Mrs. Al Goldberg, 209 Trum-
bull.
an Educational Mass Meeting for Kashruth
will be held at the
BNAI ZION SYNAGOGUE
Holmur at Humphrey
••■
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf of
North Jackson St., announced the
engagement of their daughted,
Sylvia Shirley to William Stein,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore F.
Stein of Midland, at a recent in-
formal dinner at the Wolf
home.
Upon this most important occasion in the
As a dessert-luncheon meeting
of the ways and means commit-
tee held in the home of Mrs.
Joshua Karbel of Webb ave., Mrs.
Jacob Harvith, president of the
Mount Sinai Hospital Associa-
tion, announced that the date
for the second annual luncheon
has been changed from Jan. 14
to Jan. 28, so that there will
be no interference with the
Pioneer Women's luncheon.
For further information, phone
Mrs. Simeon Cugell, chairman,
Mrs. Al Goldberg, co-chairman,
or Mrs. Daniel Rachmiel, chair-
man of reservations.
Mrs. ' Charles Gitlin, chairman
of the Red Cross Unit, praises
the work the unit is doing. Dur-
ing August and September over
600 garments were completed
and 2460 hours of work credited
to their service.
The sewing room at the Hotel
Statler is available to members
and friends. Mrs. Meizels is the
instructress of knitting and Mrs.
Rosenhaus is in charge of the
sewing section. Mrs. Lillian
Solomon is the record keeper.
lives of the Jewish people. I take this
IN MEMORIAM
happy and prosperous New Year to all
Michigan Jewry. It is my fondest hope
that the new year will sec a cessation of
race prejudice, so prevalent throughout
the entire world.
814.15 Detroit Savings Bank
Building
RANDOLPH 6767
COUNTY CLERK
To the Jewry of this c oin
monwealth, I extend sincere
wishes for a happy and pros-
perous New Year. May you
find new joy in your work
and renewed inspiration in
your achievements.
Change of Date for the Sec-
ond Annual Luncheon of
Mt. Sinai Hospital Ass'n.
Hashonah greetings and best wishes for a
In same location ove r
Quarter Century
CASPAR J.
LINGEMAN
Marvin Koffman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Koffman, is 'con-
tinuing his studies at Alma Col-
lege this year.
All of Detroit's Orthodox Rabbis will be present and the meeting
will be addressed by the I3ialstocker Maagid, Rappaport, who will
be the main speaker. Everyone interested in Kashruth is invited to
attend. NO ADMISSION CHARGE.
opportunity of extending sincere Rosh
Complete
INSURANCE
Service
Morris Goldberg has returned
home from Hot Springs, Ark.
On Sunday Evening, Oct. 6, at 7 P. M.
;
Eugene A..Kle in
Philip Slomovitz to Be Guest
Special Announcement!
Wayne County Circuit Court
ngs
Miss Nanette Kahn, daughter
Speaker; Interesting Musical
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn, left
, Program to Be Featured
for Chicago, where she will con-
Wednesday evening, Oct. 9, at
tinue her studies at the Uni-
versity of Chicago. She was ac- 9 o'clock, will mark the begin-
companied by Miss Ruth Gins- ning of the New Year's activities
berg who will be her guest for for the Arlazaroff Branch of the
a few days.
We also take this opportunity of thanking you all for your kind
support during the past year without which we could not
have carrier on. May we continue to merit your good-will
during the New Year
Judge Henry G. Nicol
Rosh Hashonah Greet
BAY CITY NOTES Arlazaroff Branch
Begins New Season
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. C. Hirsch-
field and daughter, Eileen, spent
Wednesday Evening
the past week-end in Chicago.
greets the entire Jewish community on the occasion of Roth Hashonah
and extends to all sincerest hopes that the New Year 5701
may have better things in store for world Jewry.
vs.
MAdison 3930
HARRY SCHUMER
Jewish National Workers'
Al-
liance.
The meeting will take place
at the new Farband Folk School
1, 1912 Taylor Ave., at 12th St.
Problems of vital interest to
the organization and to Jewish
life in America and elsewhere
will be discussed. Plans will be
formulated for the activities of
the branch for the coming year.
Philip Slomovitz, editor of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
will deliver an address on the
1940 elections, and related prob-
lems.
An interesting program of en-
tertainment will be featured,
with Miss Marcha Hofmann as
soloist, accompanied by Florence
Katzin. Refreshments will be
served. All members are urged
to attend.
Harry Schumer is chairman of
the executive committee of the
Arlazaroff Branch of J. N. W. A.
The Arlazaroff Branch is par-
ticipatIng in all Jewish activi-
ties, such as, Geverkshaften
Campaign, Jewish National Fund,
Allied Jewish Campaign, etc. The
Branch is also actually engaged
in this year's political campaign.
In loving memory of our dear BNAI DAVID SISTERHOOD
An open meeting of the Bnai
wife and mother, Brochah Gold-
stein, who passed away three David Sisterhood will be held
Monday, Oct. 7, at 8:30 p. m. in
years ago, Oct. 3, 1937.
the synagogue social hall. There
Happy were the days we spent will be a High Holiday program,
together,
including timely religious selec-
Lonely are our hearts today tions, both vocal and instrumen-
For the one we loved so dearly, tal.
Has forever passed away.
Now you are not forgotten, dear, UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Nor will you ever be
An unveiling of a monument
As long as life and memory lasts in memory of J. P. Rosenthal
will take place on Sunday, Oct.
We will remember thee.
6, at 11 a. m. at the Machpelah
Sadly missed by her husband Cemetery. Relatives and friends
and children.
are invited.
John
COWAN
COUNTY AUDITOR
Takes this opportunit'
of extending best wishes
to the entire Jewish com-
munity for a Happy and
Prosperous New
Year!