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Shaarey Zedek Library
Given Book Collection
By Family of Dr. Baruch

As a memorial tribute to her
late husband, Dr. J. B. Baruch,
Mrs. Baruch and her sons, Theo-
dore and Alex, presented a sub-
stantial portion of Dr. Baruch's
collection of books to the library
of Cong. Shaarey Zedek. The gift
includes such works as "Ozar
Yisrael," by J. D. Eisenstein, "Der
Der Vedereshev,' by Rabbi Hirsch
Weiss. "A Guide to Judaism," by
Rabbi Simon Glazer, "Sefer Yalkut
Sippurim UmLivashim" and "As-
pects of Hebrew Genius," edited
by Lew.: Simon.
The late Dr. Baruch, who was
a pioneer Jewish physician in De-
: troit. was also distinguished as a
Hebrew scholar, an Orientalist and
a linguist. He was master of a
dozen languages and had a work-
ing command of more.
Theodore
Baruch for many
years was on the staff of the Sun-
day School of the Shaarey Zedek

and for a long time was one of
its directors. He heads the depart-
ment of English at Pershing High
school and teaches speech at
Wayne University.

Alex Baruch lives in New York
and is an executive of a women's
apparel company whose headquar-
ter. are in Detroit.
The Shaarey Zedek Library is
now adhering to its full time
schedule Library hours are: 10
a in to 12 p. m., 2 p. m. to 5:30
p ill and 7 p. m. to 9 p. in., Mon-
day Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thin -d,iy, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. on
Friday. and 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. on
SundAy .
M.turice 11. Z;:ckheim is chair-
0150 of the Shaarey Zedek Li-
bra? y Boa rd.

Our Chtssifieds!

13c.st Wishes for

Palestine Exhibit
Will Tour Country

The most comprehensive ex-
hibit of Palestine products, arts,
and crafts ever to be assembled
will be brought to this country by
the Economic Bureau of the Pal-
estine Foundation Fund, 41 E.
42nd St.. New York.
The exhibit, scheduled to open
in New York in January, will tour
the principal cities of this coun-
try. Actual industrial products of
Palestine. as well as her arts and
crafts, will be shown and offered
for sale.
Through the use of charts, pic-
tograms, diaramas and other vis-
ual aids, the exhibit will portray
an over-all picture of Palestine's
growth. It will stress her economic
potentiality and her strategic po-
sition to service the entire Middle
East. By highlighting Palestine's
absorptive capacity for American-
made products, it will stress the
possibilities of large two-way com-

merce between American and the
Holy Land.

AL COHEN

"riCA

EXPERT

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JFIFFI_RY REPAIR

PROMPT

SERVICE

Harry Seligson, for 11 years di-
rector of personnel for Sams, Inc.,
announces the opening of a labor
relations counselor office, empha-
sizing surveys of personnel prac-
tices in industrial and retail es-
tablishments.
InclUded in his counselling serv-
ice will be building training pro-
grams for supervisory and non-
supervisory employes, labor rela-

tion problems. negotiating con-
tracts with unions, job analysis,

wage administration and improv-
ing selection techniques.
Seligson. who served 30 months
in war service, at present is spe-
cial instructor at Wayne Univer-
sity in personnel administration
and labor relations. He formerly
served as education director of the
Jewish Center. A graduate of the
University of Michigan he prac-
ticed law for five years. He can be
reached at TR. 2-3822 or TR.
2-6410.

"Nature's

Jews Fleeing to Czechoslovakia

Will Soon Receive Passports
NEW YORK (JTA1—A cable

received from his European head-
quarters by Isaac A. Asofsky, ex-
ecutive director of the HIAS, dis-

closed that Polish Jews who are
fleeing from Poland and who are
now stranded in Czechoslovakia
because of the refusal of the Pol-
ish Consulate in Prague to give
them passports, soon will receive
passports enabling them to emi-
grate to other countries.

Gift to Detroit"

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Gretings to the

and Holidays

Jewish Community

wwwowm

from

CLARENCE A. REID

GREETINGS
ON THE
NEW YEAR

13501 Linwood
TO. 8-6103 TO. 7-9177

Republican Nominee

for

18th Senatorial District

ITS THE LAST LAP FOR YOUR
OLD CAR

710 Metropolitan Bldg.

RA. 4566

New Year's
G reetings

THIS NEW ENGINE CLEAN UP PROGRAM MAY BE

THE ONE THING THAT WILL KEEP IT GOING.

While new cars are far from plentiful, these days, we are beginning to see them, and that means
your old one is nearing the close of its long pull.

To The Entire

Jewish

But this final stretch can be the hardest. Chances are the engine is dirty. Sticky deposits, long
accumulating in that old engine, may suddenly clog the oiling system—with disastrous results.

Community

I
I

NEW YORK, (JPS, Palcor)—"I
have become accustomed to sep-
arations . . . We anticipate this
before we took the marriage vows,"
were the words spoken by a bride
of two months whose young hus-
band had just been sentenced to
10 years in prison for helping vfsa-
less Jewish refugees land in Pales-
tine, J. L. Teller writes in a series
of sketches of "Palestinians", ap-
pearing in the September issue of
the American Mercury magazine.
"This young man's wife .
came to Palestine after participat-
ing the rebellion of the Bialystok
ghetto and in the partisan war-
fare of the swamps," Mr. Teller
writes. "We like to think of our-
selves as the new Jews. a tribe
dedicated to the creation of a new
people. saying to the world "thank
you for offering to shed our blood:

we shall shed it ourselves and our-
selves determine the time, the
place and the cause," the girl said.
"This determination of ours in-
volves constant peril to life but
prison is the worst of these perils,
for to live and be useless is a curse
next to none. It is for this I weep
and not for the separation . . ."

Detroit's Only Natural Mineral Baths

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Little Can Scare Us,
Say Palestine Youths

A Happy New Year

A utharizad

the

Seligson Opens Office
As Labor Counselor

Best Wishes for

New - Year

0

Friday, September 20, 1946

THE JEWISH NEWS

_ Page Sixty-four

YIDDISH
FOLKS VEREIN

Louis Warren, Pres.

WRIGLEY
STORES,
INC.

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Clean-up Program. It includes the use of two remarkable new Standard Oil Products---Stano-Purgo
and Steno Vim—which do an effective cleaning job without requiring expensive dismantling of the
engine.

Drive in. Unless your engine has been cleaned recently, it may be dangerously dirty. If it is,
this new-style clean-up is just what you need!

New, economical, 5 point
Engine Clean-up Program

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS

1

TO THE

Stano-Purge — Purges crank-
case and engine. Cleans oil

STANDARD
SERVICE

screen. Rem oyes deposits
tending to clog oil lines and

JEWISH PEOPLE

OF MICHIGAN

EUGENE F. BLACK

Republican Nominee

for

ATTORNEY GENERAL

channels.

2

stores pep, power, smooth en-
gine operation. Treatment in-
clude:, cleaning the air cleaner.

3

Oil Change — Oil Filter Re-
placement. Fresh oil always
helps keep an engine clean. A
clean filter keeps the
oil
clean.

Michigan's Oldest

Old en-
Jr gimes need efficient cooling.

A Ra iator Flushing

Stauo-Vim — Placed in carbu-
retor air intake, it cleans out
deposits in valve area. Re-

-

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'-' belt is an unwise risk — if
your car is old, chances are
you need a new belt.

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,

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