A merico, 5ewislt Periodical &Hier

October 4, 1940

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

,Every tomorrow has two han-
dl s. We can take hold of it
wi h the handle of anxiety or
th handle of faith.—II. W.

Citizen Einstein

Beecher.

'R sh Hashonah Greetings to All!

ELSA SEGALL

Fine Chocolates

9116 12TH STREET
TR. 2-0765

Season's Greetings and Best Wishes

Sunny Side Garden

12626 Woodrow Wilson

BEER — LIQUORS
Dancing Every Night

TO. 7.9847

Wm. Halyburton

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I.F SHONO TOVO TIKOSEVU

Flowers for Every Occasion

LORENZEN'S
FLOWER SHOP

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16491 Woodward Avenue
TOwnsend 8-6232

Flowers hi Wire—F.T.D.

ROSH IIASIIONAll GREETINGS

Orient Recreation

BOWLING-16 ALLEYS

AHMAD ASAIM

8523 LINWOOD AVE.

Happy New Year to All

Detroit Wash Tray
Mfg. Co.

PROF. ALBERT EINSTEIN

On Tuesday, Prof Albert Ein-
stein, his daughter, Margot, and
his secretary, Helene Dukas,
were admitted to citizenship at'
Trenton, N. J., by Federal Judge
Philip Forman, who said Dr.
Einstein's "presence here be-
comes America's gain."

The following have made con-
tributions to the Home for Aged:
Mrs. I. Blumenthal in memory of
father, Nathan R. Stein; Mr.
and Mrs. Abe J. Colman in
memory of Mrs. Fannie Mendel-
sohn; Emil Edelsohn, donation;
Mrs. Annie Ellias in memory of
mother, Rebecca; Mrs. Sam Ger-
son in memory of father, Louis;
Mrs. Mark Hirschfield in mem-
ory of mother Dvayre; Mrs. M.
Kaufman in memory of husband,
Moyshe Kaufman; Mrs. S. Man-
heim in memory of daughter,
Rebecca ; Mrs. Sarah Miller in
memory of son Paysach Miller;
Mrs. Muirhead, donation; Mr.
Julius Ring, donation; Mrs. An-
na Roth, donation; Saturday
Night Widows in memory of
Jacob Sherman.

Northeastern
Engineering Co.

DIES — TOOLS

SPECIAL MACHINERY

3125 East Lamed St.

Fitzroy 1275

Season's Greetings and Best Wishes

STUDEBAKER DEALER

BILL USSERY

11803 Grand River

Northlawn 9340

USED CARS

9615 Livernois Avenue

NOrthlawn 9343

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Greetings and Best Wishes

Custom
Upholstering t4
Furniture Co.

DRAPERIES
SLIP COVERS
REFINISHING

8775 GRAND RIVER AVENUE

TYler 6-9679

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
May I take this opportunity
of expressing to you, on behalf
of the Officers, Board of Trustees
and Publication Committee of
The Jewish Publication Society
of America, our sincere thanks
and appreciation for the fine
cooperation which you have giv-
en us during the past year. The
year 5700 has been a very suc-
cessful one for our Society and
we owe you a vote of thanks
for the part you played in dis-
seminating proper news of our
*work.
With every sincere good wish
to you for the New Year 5701,
MAURICE JACOBS,
Executive Director
Jewish Publication Society
of America.

CLASSIFIED

Manufacturers of

Season's Greetings

The Mlawer Umgegend Verein
and the Ladies Auxiliary have
strated work for the new season
at their new quarters in the
new Educational Center, 11535
Linwood. The first season's
meeting will be a social on Oct.
12. J. Newberg is president and
L. Fabien is secretary.
The Ladies Auxiliary launched
its drive for their second donor
luncheon. The chairman and co-
chairman are Mrs. Abe Stonbom
and Mrs. J. Klayman. Mrs. Israel
Burnstein is pledge director and
Mrs. J. Greenbaum and Mrs.
Sam Fox are chairmen of the
rummage committee. Mrs. L.
Lichtenstein heads the publicity
committee.
The ladies have opened their
rummake store, and urge friends
and members to do their rum-
maging to earn their pledges.
For information call Mrs. Burn-
stein, TR. 2-4053; Mrs. J. Green-
baum, TO. 6-2873, or Mrs. Ston-
bom, TO. 5-7984.
The next meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary will take place
on Oct. 9 at the home of Mrs.
A. Stonbom, 1977 Glendale: Mrs.
Harry Fish is president and
Mrs. J. Klayman, secretary of
the auxiliary.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
JEWISH PUBLICATION
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED
SOCIETY OF AMERICA
THANKS THE CHRONICLE

Cement Laundry Tubs

4112 PETER SMITH AVE.
PLAZA 2775

Mlawer Umgegend Verein
and Ladies Auxiliary
Plans Year's Activities.

QUILTS

Made or recovered FOR RENT—Beautiful room for
from your own feathers or
a gentleman in home of cou-
wools. Pillows recovered—spe-
ple. Garage. 3232 Clements
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Ave.
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop, FOR RENT — Front, furnished
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room in single home for a
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DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher—
Lawton. TYler 7-1290.
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah. DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA —
Reading and writing guaran-
About Oct. 25 Married couple
teed. Free trial lesson. 2254
preferred to help drive and
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
share expenses. References ex-
3547.
changed. Write Box 300, De-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
FADED CARPETS
1 ed
ye d , c d can
repaired, refitted. Mayfair, 3256 DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA
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about Oct. 25. Can accommo-
born 0133.
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drive and share expenses. TO.
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rew teacher with special train-
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furnished room for one or
tion in modern Hebrew school.
two in home of small, adult
Detroit or vicinity. Excellent
family. Telephone service.
references. Write Box 500,
Good transportation. 2696
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Sturtevant Ave. Townsend 6-
1455.
HEBREW LESSONS. Also pre-
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Tovo

DRIVING TO LOS ANGELES
about Oct. 15. Can accommo- With Best Wishes
date passenger to help drive for a Happy
and share expenses. Call TY-
New Year to the
ler 4-0247.

Labor Palestine
Conclave Here
Oct. 19 and 20

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

Morris Lieberman, chairman of
the committee on arrangements
for the midwestern conference of
the League for Labor Palestine,
announces that arrangements are
being completed for the sessions

to be held in Detroit, at the De-
troit Leland Hotel, on Oct. 19

and 20.

Mr. Lieberman announces that
the conference banquet will be
held on Saturday evening, Oct.
19, and that a dance will con-
clude the festivities on Sunday
evening, Oct. 20. Sessions will be
held on both days, and guest
speakers will include Rabbi Philip
R. Bernstein of Rochester, N. Y.,
Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein of Chi-
cago and Dr. Samuel Wohl of
Cincinnati, national chairman of
the League for Labor Palestine.
Other ntional officers will attend
the sessions.
Mr. Lieberman is assisted on
the arrangements committee by
Pearl Milling, Abe Max, Dr. M.
Falick, Anne Wagnian, Jack
Schreirer, Rebecca Sanders, Lou
Rosen, Maity Falick.
Special committees selected for
the conference are:
Souvenir book: Rebecca San-
ders, chairman, Alex Schreier,
Theodore Olender, Janet Olender;
Dance: Lou Rosen, chairman,
Anne Wagman, Esther Mendel-
son, Abe Max, Thelma Cohen, Al-
bin Eislar; banquet committee:
Maity Falick, chairman, Sam
Rabinovitz, Selma Wineman, Phil-
ip Lipsin, Rose Chesluk, Pearl
Lieberman, Emma Schreier.

OBITUARY

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Sincerest New Year Greetings

Wolfley Auto Service

JOHN H. WOLFLEY
Firestone Tires, Vulcanizing,
Texaco Gas, Willard Batteries,
Tire Repair, Indian Oils

2458 Michigan Ave.
LAfayette 9805
5182 Grand River Avenue
TYler 4.9213

Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All!

JACK'S
Welding Works

10465 KNODELL AVE.

PLAZA 0342

THE NATIONAL

COAL COKE CO.

Extend to their Customers

and Friends a Happy and

SADIE KAPLAN MARCUS

Prosperous New Year!

Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All!

Thos. H. Cotter, Inc.

MEN'S WEAR

died at the age of 40 on Mon-
day, after a brief illness. Funeral
services were held Monday after-
noon, with burial in Chesedshel
Emes Cemetery. Surviving him
are his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham Newman, and two bro-
thers, Louis J. and Marvin.

(Book-Cadillac Hotel)

"BARNEY" EVERITT

Sampson Rubber Products Co.

SINCERE SEASON'S GREETINGS

ROBERT W. ("Bob") FORD

Republican Candidate for

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of 2901 Gladstone Axe., 42 years
old, died on Sept. 28. Funeral
services were held on Sept. 30
with interment in the Turover
Cemetery, Rabbi Morris Adler
officiating. Mrs. Marcus had been
a resident of Detroit for 30 years
and was active in many chari-
table and philanthropic organi-
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husband, Joseph, a son, Roy, her
mother, Mrs. Rose Kaplan and
two sisters, Mrs. Samuel A. Sklar
and Mrs. Leon A. Katzin.

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