Ceder CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, Milo Bitai • Brith Highlights Tikvah Chapter Mrs. Jack Rasin, president, of the chapter, announces an "Early Bird" campaign. There will be a retention drive until October. Gold membership cards will be available to all members who pay their dues during this cam- paign. Anyone who desires to have their dues 'picked up, mall Mrs. Milton Harris, UN. 3-8532. A special party will be held for members holding a gold mem- bership card. To mail in dues, send them to Mrs. Sidney Wein- berg, 18488 Santa Rosa. Mrs. Jo- seph Dvorin, fund-raising chair- man, announces the first regular meeting of the year to be held at the Farkside Hall, 3119 Fen- kell. at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Leonard Weinberg, commu- nity relations chairman, and Mrs. Edward Barak, co-chairman, have announced that the sewing of cancer pads is in full swing. Anyone who has white goods to contribute call Mrs. Leonard Weinberg, UN. 2-7757. or Mrs. Edward Barak. UN. 3-0676. held Aug. 21 at the home of Mrs. Harry Modell. On Sept. 27, an ad tea will be given at the home of Mrs. Michael Engelman. Mrs. Morris Direnfeld, fund-raising chairman, announces her com- mittee: Mesdames A. M. Weber, co-chairman; Adolph Li•hter, ticket chairman; Henry Fidler, Harry Jaffa, Norman Jasen, Louis Modell, Maurice Schatz a n d Meyer Waterston e, '&)-ticket chairmen: Louis Mann, memo- rium chairman; and Michael Engelman, darlings. Hotel Replaces . Burnt Synagogue 11 ■ 01M.a.IIIMPOMINNI.INIHNIN.41 ■ •• ■ ••• Israel dedication volume work-I ers, met Wednesday, Sept. 6, in the new Temple building, Man- derson and Merton roads, to launch the last "push to victory" for the dedication volume. The committee was instructed by the chairman, Mrs. David B. Keywell, and Mrs. William P. Greenberg, the president of Tem- ple Israel Sisterhood. , Mrs.. Greenberg announced that the proceed; of the dedication volume will be used to furnish and equip the Temple building. Mizrachi will open its season with a mass meeting to be held at the Young Israel Center, Dex- ter at Fullerton, at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 16. Rabbi Isaac Stollman and Zvi Tomkevich, both of whom re- cently returned from Israel after a six week stay will report to the membership on their tour. The film "Ein Breira" will also be shown at this meeting. `-' The Rabbi -Kirshblum plan of founding a Moeshav in Israel for • • • Keidan Chapter f rom NATE'S DELICATESSEN 11520 Dexter • Greetings Modern Delicatessen 21430 Woodward, Ferndale ••••••INI•P• 8600 TWELFTH STREET LI. 1-9815 JO. 4-6275 ROLLINS a 28 ()Voodwad Ofve. Holiday Greetings Greetings Robinson Steel Co. Faultless Curtain Laundry & Cleaners. Ine. 17384 Conant 4737 Elmhurst TW. 2-7305 WE. 3-1010 Spend the .HOLIDAYS at the COLONIAL in Mount Clemens YOUR HOST MAX ELKIN, Managing Owner Colonial Hotel and Mineral Baths The latest Jewish and Hebrew Re - cords formerly 19c to $1.25 . . . How Only lc With purchase et say 3 records at regular price You Must Come and See for Yourself This Wonderful iliay Congregation B'nai Moshe We also have a fine collection of Long Playing Jewish Records and 45 rpm Victor records in Hebrew & Jewish Children's Hebrew & English unbreakable records 35c Dexter and Lawrence We Have a Large Selection of announces that Supplementary Services will be held in its newly decorated and renovated social hall on Rosh Hashonah Sept. 12, 13, and Yom Kippur, Sept. 21. The services will be conducted by RABBI JULIUS WEINBERG lad CANTOR SAMUEL GLANTZ Head First For Beauty Admission cards, S7.50, may be obtained at the congregation office, Lawrence entrance, daily 9 t. 5 and 7 to 9. Sundays 9 to 7 New Year Cards Candle Holders Prayer Shawls Silver Cups Prayer Books Plastic Tablecloths for Holidays and Sabbath $1.00 & Up (With Map of Israel) We are Wholesalers for all kinds of Candles Buy directly from us. Candies for Sabbath, Hanukah and Avdulah Special candles for parties, with the tea commandments. Reasonable Prices Always Also Memorial Candles BORENSTEIN'S BOOK and MUSIC STORE 8663 - 12th TY. 5-6811 Between Blaine and I'Ingree BECAUSE.. • Mr. Leo, Proprietor 12811 W. Seven Mile Rd. UN 4-4851 17556 WYOMING (Near Santa Clara) Announces that tickets for High Holiday Services are now on sale. Tickets are avail- able at the Synagogue daily from 9-12 and 5-9. Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will conduct the services. Woodward OFFERS A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF MR. LEO'S Cannel Hebrew School & Congregation B'nai Joseph 13969 Borenstein's Book & Music Store RABBI MOSES LEHRMAN WILL PREACH ON YOM KIPPUR Beauty Salon Jeivelers ■••■•■••• •■•• • • •••••■ ••••” Holiday Greetings ......................._.................. New Year's Greetings! • Densen's JULIUS BLASE che 1028 E. Vernor WO. 1-4030 Lippitt •■ •• ■■■ ••1 WEBSTER FLORIST AND NURSERY Isadore Atler Joseph Masten Reliable Linen Holiday Greetings , NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS GREETINGS Greetings . . small business people will also be presented. Mizrachi to Hear Reports on Israel More than 100 women, Temple: Temple Israel Works on Dedication Volume MUNICH—(WNS)—The Great Temple Beth El School Synagogue at Duesseldorf, which to Reopen Sept. 16, 17 The Religious School of Tem- the Nazis burned down on No- vember 10, 1938, is now the site ple Beth El will hold its opening session Sept. 16 and 17. of a 120-room hotel. Registration of new pupils will Built in the front wall of the be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. hotel is a plaque bearing the Sunday and on weekdays from inscription that the synagogue 1 9 a.m. to 5 p .m . had been destroyed by the Nazi ' The school offers a full pro- racists and that of the 3,500 Jews: gran - , of Jewish studies from who lived in that city prior to four year - old kindergarten 1935 only 55 survived. through high school. The first board meeting was 1 Page 13 DETROIT JEWISH CHRO NICLE Thursday, September 7, 1950 BECAUSE we know you want honest representation in Lansing. BECAUSE you want a progressive tax structure. BECAUSE you favor civil rights laws with enforcement powers. BECAUSE you recognize ability and community service experience. BECAUSE you appreciate the significance of his labor and liberal endorsements. Leon A. Cousens THAT'S WHY WE ARE ASKING YOU TO VOTE FOR LEON A. COUSENS for STATE SENATE (5TH DISTRICT — DEMOCRAT) (PRIMA RY SEPTEMBER Mrs. Harry Frank Aaron Drook Leonard Baruch Rev. Jesse Jai McNeil Ben Goldstein Joseph Bernstein Mrs. Samuel A. Green Rev. Richard T. S. Brown James Hore Louis McGuinness George Edwards Zeldon S. Cohen Harry Nathan James I. Ellmonn Peter 0. Daniels Robert Israel Sidney I. Karbel lulian H. Krolik Sol Kurtzman Orville Linck Harry Yudkoff 12) Roger W. Nathan I. Pokempnor Leo Polk Walter P. Reuther Sidney Shevitz Edward Swan as State Senator HONESTY goes to Lansing with Cousens