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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

WARNING

The Vaad Hayeshivoth warns
the public that the solicitors
Teichman and Rosner who allege
that they represent the Central
Jerusalem Charities, an organiza-
tion supposedly taking care of
the needs of many Palestine in-
stitutions, have been refused a
credential by the Vaad Hayeshi-
voth, because they have produced
no evidence as to the nature of
the alleged organization or even
of its existence. Protect yourself
by insisting on the credential of
the Vaad Hayeshivoth when ap-
proached by solicitors.

Sarah Granet Memorial
Fund at North End Clinic

At the suggestion of some of
the friends of the late Mrs.
Sarah Granet a Sarah Granet
Memorial Fund has been cre-
ated at North End Clinic. Those
interested are thus given an
opportunity to contribute in her
memory.
The funds received will be
used to purchase instruments,
or other items of equipment
needed by the Clinic in carry-
ing out its medical service pro-
gram for those unable to pay
for private medical care.
Contributions may be sent to
North End Clinic, 936 Holbrook
Ave.

19, 1942

Massada Chapter
Installs Officers

Kvutzah Ivrith to
Hold Closing Meeting

The Massada Chapter of the
Pioneer Women's Organization
held their second Annual In-
stallation dinner at Huyler's in
the Fisher Bldg. on Tuesday
evening, June 16, at 7:30 p. m.
The following officers were
installed for the year 1942-
1943 : President, Mrs. Harry
Katz ; 1st vice president, Mrs.
David Colman ; 2nd vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Norman Kanter;
treasurer, Mrs. J. J. Karbal ;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. A.
Heller; recording secretary, Mrs.
Simon Karbal ; financial secre-
tary, Mrs. S. Schulman.

District Zionist Meeting
June 25 at Shaarey Zedek

On Thursday evening, June
25, at Shaarey Zedek, the an-
nual meeting of the Detroit
Zionist District will be held.
The nominating committee will
report with a slate of officers
for the coming year, and chair-
men of standing committees will
report on the year's activities.
The meeting will begin prompt-
ly at 8:30.
Rabbi Morris Adler, Presi-
dent, will deliver his annual
message.

MISS EDNA RUBENSTEIN
of the

RUBENSTEIN PIANO STUDIOS

will accept a limited number of students
12626 Dexter Blvd.
TOwnsend 8-8881

IN THE REALM OF SOCiETY

The closing meeting of the
Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gold-
Rose Morris Sap•r will pr
Cultural Group of Detroit, will stone of 1987 Indiandale Ave.
be held Saturday evening, June announce the graduation of sent pupils from l. ,• class i e.
20, in the aditorium of the Rose their son, Sol Herbert, from the a piano recital at Alctiregor n
Sittig Cohen Building.
University of Michigan, where brary on Tuesday, Jutie 23, at
At this meeting the main sub- he has received his Master's
ject to be discussed by the Degree in Chemical Engineer-
speakers will be the Hebrew ing.
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culture and its propagation.
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departure
of their sift. .i rth otuurf
Rabbi Morris Adler, of Congre-
The Bar Mitzvah of Henry
ur,
gation Shaarey Zedek, will Murray LeBost, son of Mr. and for the Air Corps is!
speak on the subject of Hebrew Mrs. Jules LeBost of 16834 after his graduation j one II
culture and its place in Jewish Ilene will take place at the f rm Wayne University.
life. Solomon Kasdan will give Congregation Adath Yeshurun,
a retrospective view of the ac- 2625 Tyler Ave., Saturday mor-
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Beek
tivities of the Kvutzah during ning, June 27. At home Sun- taltiicnioruns(;)c;1, A:itoah of
the past few years. Isaac day, June 28, 2 to 5; 8 to 10
Franck, director of the Com- p. in. No cards.
gation Bnai Moshe,
June 27. A dinner
munity Council, will take on
41,1■Ic e for
ways and means of publicizing
relatives and
friends will
Sergeant Cadet Elkin, son of
the Hebrew language and its
held Sunday. June 28. at Con-
culture, and of bringing the Max Elkin, manager of the gregation final Moshe.
public closer to the work of the Colonial hotel, Mt. Clemens,
Hebrew cultural group. Alex- was elected Commander of the
Mr. and Mrs.
ander J. Stein, of the Jewish Old Guard Officers of the Howe
Gertz
Commnity Center, will discuss Military School, Howe, Ind., for formerly of Providence. B. 1 •,
entertained their frieti.k at
the practical aspects of the prob- the year 1942-43.
Pidyan A'Ben in their hom a
lem of cultural propaganda.
e at
Honoring their daughter Jean- 1726 Calvert Ave. in honor of
Abraham Twersky is the chair-
man of the meeting, and Her- ette on her graduation from their son, Joseph Barry II.
man D. Boraks is the president Cooley High School, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Goldsher of 14416
of the Kvutzah Ivrith.
Mrs. Louis Block of Lattimore,
Grand River Ave. will be at Md., is the house guest of her
home Sunday, June 28, from 4 children, Dr. and "qrs.
Harry S.
to 10. No cards.
Gifts to Mt. Sinai
Berman of Calvert Ave. for sev-
eral weeks.
By Mrs. Jacob Harvith, in
Ralph J. G. Coskey, son of
memory of Mrs. Morris Pevin ;
Dr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ber-
in honor of Mrs. Minnie Good- Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Coskey of
man's recovery; in honor of Mrs. 2717 Burlingame Ave. will be man have returned from Atlan-
Morris Solomon ; by Mr. and Mrs. Bar Mitzvah at Congregation tic City, N. J., where Dr. B et..
William Krochmal, in honor of Shaarey Zedek on July 4. Re- man attended the convention of
son's graduation from Michigan ception at home Sunday, July 5. the American Medical Assn.
State College ; by Mrs. Rose Ben- 7 to 10. No cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Jana-
jamin, in memory of Yahrzeit of
Mrs. Lewis Feldman (Thelma witz of 1539 Calvert Ave., are
Jay Slakter.
Mitchell) has left for Louisville, celebrating their 25th wedding
Ky., where she will spend the anniversar y on Sunday, June 28,
di ■
summer with Pvt. Feldman who Reception from 2 to 5 Sunday
a fternoon.
is stationed at Fort Knox.

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FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES DO NOT COVER damage
caused directly or indirectly by War. The United States Govern-
ment has recently established the

WAR DAMAGE CORPORATION

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker of
Mrs. Leslie Mitchell of Wis-
consin Ave. has returned from Ohio Ave. announce the gradu-
a two weeks' visit in Los An- ation of their son, Emanuel M.,
from the Wayne University Law
geles, Calif.
School. He is a former gradu-
Mrs. A. Koffman and (laugh- ate of the University of Mich-
igan, having received his B.A.
ter, Marilyn, of Indianapolis, ar- there
in 1939.
rived on June 16 to spend a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Among those present at the
Sachse of Virginia Park.
Father's Day dinner party given
at
Cafe Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth of June Nebiolo's
17, were Benjami n Bass
Bethune Ave. have returned to
their summer home at Cherry and (laughter Marilyn, Louis
Beach, after attending the grad- Weinman and daughter flilda,
Levitt and (laughter Mil-
uation of their son, Robert, from Joseph
dred, and Dave . Greenberg. and
Wayne University.
(laughter Betty.

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to provide War Risk and Bombardment Insurance through the
facilities of the Fire Insurance Companies and their Agents,
beginning July 1, 1942.

All property, except Dwelling and Farm, must be insured for not less
than 50% of its sound value,—on a "co-insurance" basis. The higher
the percentage of value insured, the lower the rate. Due to the catastrophic
nature of the hazard involved, adequate protection will, in most cases,
require insuring 100% of property values.

Following is a partial Rate Chart for Buildings and their Contents:

INSURANCE COST PER
$1.000 PER YEAR

Dwelling (less than 5 families) and Farm Property
(All types of construction—No co-insurance
required)

$1.00

Fireproof

Non-Fireproof

Churches, Schools and other Public Buildings, with
100 ','; co-insurance

60c

90c

Apartments, Hotels, Stores and Non-Manufacturing
Buildings, with 100',/ co-insurance

90c

$1.20

$1.20

$1.80

Manufacturing Plants, with 100'; co-insurance

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Photo

,f J. riltr:P St

MRS. ALVIN AUGUST
(Miss Rosalind Arfa

)

At an impressive ceremony held
at the Wilshire Hotel, June 14,
the marriage of Rosalind Arfa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Arfa, 2441 Blaine Ave., to Alvin
August, son of Mrs. and the late
Mr. Samuel August, 2740 ic -
ton Ave., was solemnized. Dr.
A. M. Hershman officiated, assist-
ed by Cantor Jacob Sonenklar.

the bride wore a gown of off-
white satin, a yoke of net em-
broidered in tiny seed pearls fash-
ioned the neckline of the very
long torso bodice. The lung torso
effect of the bodice was further
accentuated by the deep scallops
from which fell the very full
skirt, extending into a train. Her
full length tulle veil was caught
to a tiara of orange blossoms.
She carried a prayer book at-
tached to which were white
orchids with streamers of bou-
vardia and stephanotis.
The attendants were dressed
alike in gowns of blue silk faille
fashioned with long torso bodice
with the sweetheart neckline edged
in frosted net. The net also
formed a yoke in the back. The
skirts were full and extended into
slight trains. Sally August, sis-
ter of the groom, attended the
bride as her maid of honor and
Mrs. Samuel Stulberg was the
matron of honor. The flower girl.
Etta Gail Benyas, wore a pink
faille gown fashioned on lines
similar to those worn the
other attendants.
Jerome Arfa, brother f the
bride, acted as best man f, Mr.
August, and the guests •ei, seat-
ed by the ushers, Vale Arfa,
another brother of the bride San-
ford Green, Second Lieut Ben-
Ben-
jamin Hertz, Dr. Samuel Stul-
berg, Ted Leibovitz and i.trvin
Sedon.
For her daughter's w.dding
Mrs. A rfa wore it gown of c har-
treuse crepe and Mrs. August
wore a gown fashioned with black
skirt and red and black I n
bodice. Their flowers wer.• or-
(hids.
Mr. and Mrs. August le!: for
a two-week honeymoon at the
Spiak-Wawaser Hotel in Indiana,
which
eyw
A v.e ill be at home
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Beth Moses Auxiliary
To Give Luncheon

The Ladies Auxiliary of ('nn.
gregation Beth Moses, 8820 Lin -
wood is giving a luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday, Jun,. 24,
at 12:30. All proceeds will g!i to
the Detroit Jewish Allied tam
paign. Members and friend:- are
urged to come.

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