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PAGE NINE

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

of Mk. I

fantry, 85th
SGT. MILO GOLDSTEIN
Ilimmelhoch, of Detroit.
WRITES VALUABLE WORK 1.
ON FRENCH PHONETICS When
the call ca m e Sg t ti" 111 `t' in i -
a French scholar of note, respondedli

without waiting for the formal ilicker- •
of the local board lie was sent
to Camp Custer and there aS a buck
private he lost no time in organizing
classes in French phonetic• among the
men in his company. lie compiled
and had printed a "Clad:sine:Ilion of
All French Sounds." which. at Ili, on
expense, he distributed! among his
pupils.

lioldstein found men :icadent-
ii ally trained at an equal di.a lrantaze'
anti the untutored recruit in the pro-
nonciation of the French language.
knowledge of speech mechanism, how- •
e'er. and the fundamental laws coin.:
non to the phenomenon of speech
enabled Sgt. tiold.teM to overcome
th e s e obstacles. Ili. remarkable work
soon gaini it the attention of a distin-
guished officer. Colonel \Veils. and
was made official
gt.
I
instructor of the officers'
1.'rencli

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clas.e. at Camp (lister.

Cpon the departure of the 85th dli-
ii•idili overseas he became divisional
interpreter. Ili. remarkable book re-
Sgt. Milo Goldstein.
and invaluable cointri-
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a,
\ remark, Idle example of the •trils- Idiltioll to the rut French as
transitions that took place when spoken tongue. S ett tidild•tein 1, ex-
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HEN YOU slip into the silk lined sleeves of a -07itlor-
Zailorisl model for the first time you experience some-
thing new in "ready" clothes.
The mirror tells ycu the story of perfect fitting and you
know at a glance the smart style of the garment is the result
of infinite care in designing and tailoring of an unusual hig1-.
order.

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GET YOUR NEXT
WINTER'S FUEL IN
NOW---

Tubar-Tailorett Cottlrs

have set a new standard in ready-to-wear clothes. Designed
by the foremost stylist in America, made over the Old English
methods of hand tailoring and under custom shop supervision
of the best all-wool fabrics, they offer more clothes values than
you would think possible at

You'll save time, worry, annoyance, money
—and it will not be your dealer's fault if, six
months from now, he is not able to meet your
needs even at prices that are higher than exist-

$35, $40, $45 to $75

ing quotations.

Coal is high. We know it. So do you.
But we can't help it. The cause lies further

On Sale on Our "College Floor."

Other King-Blair Styles from $20 up.

away.

KING-BLAIR CO.

Miners are not shipping in as large quantities
as in other normal years. They are not going
to, either. Furthermore, if every dealer were
to stock his yards to absolute capacity, NOW,
there would not be enough to go around.

The war is over, but conditions are not going
to be normal for a long time.

And-

FUEL IS NOT
GOING TO BE
CHEAPER

"DETROIT'S LEADING CLOTHIERS"

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its apartments,
Praises Action
y
Owing to the fact that the C011gre - Ma--oz
Flu. Lincoln Square building. which
of Lincoln Square Owners ne the largest apartment building in
gation has not had a Rabbi for soni.•
time, the religious education of the
Detroit, k oil Military and limb eilv-
children has been neglected. This ,
11 0 ek.
ha
:01 entire square1
; rim
; a 'v
s " ritleil karom
v ery
i 11.
-.inclination
school , therefore, will supply a
letter
By Shirley Kremen, Staff Correspon- urgent need.
secretary ni the Lincoln Detroit Symphony Orchestra
expressing
Square l'er,bli,
dent, to Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
to Play for S'Iadukiam Grotto
attitude
COIllpally
Hancock Ladies' Auxiliary Resumes his appe., el in the

JEWISH ACTIVITIES
IN UPPER PENINSULA

,, raise

t•lla111S.

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Sunday School Reorganized.
Activities.
A letter %\ duet] to the 110 tenants
hie.
Hancock, Mich.--A Sunday School,
of the Lincoln Square building
rents
to teach Jewish history :mil Hebrew
their
Smilansky
stated that
Tem-
Hancock. Mich.—The ladies of
the
boy:
and
girls
of
the
First
t o
111Crea , ell.
ple Jacot have reorganized their aux- would not lie
I • oligregathm of Israel, the only Jew- iliary and intend again to assume a rents. Mr. Smilansky declared, w ill
the "Copper
in
ish onigregation
only
be
Made
fn
ease of new tenants,
irominent
place
in
congregational
.1C•
(
i
I t ..untr ." was reorganized by Mr..\.
new leases beinc made on the basis
lin ities.
Albion with the assistance of Mrs. it
of the rental value at the time of mak-
Mrs, Hugo Field was unanimously
Pre•clit tenant: w ill
ing the lease.
ad• elected president. Mrs. V. I COVill
Five classes were formed.
continue to enjoy the present Noes.
was
elected vice-president and NIrs.
—aw
arced 11 ,1,r•w class, consist ng of
\1r. SIMI:m.1:y adds that the com-
fourteen pupils, is taught by Mr. Al- H. Colididas secretary-treasurer. The pany has no objection to children in
announced
rile beginners are instructed board 01 Ir11,tee, will be
mon.
at the next meeting.
In S11111,,an11 \1111 ■ 111.
Twenty-tiee members have enrolled
Jewish
history
class
The .1Salleed
' is taught Lc Miss Lillian lcovitz, the iind this number will soon be in-
b eg inning I, \tins Harriet \lad:us. cre-seil. Monthly meetings are to be
Mr , (011011:IS tells Bible stories to held.
The auxiliary intend , soon to
the uouilger children, comprising the
launch a series of entertainments
kindergarten.
feu,'
Recitations rim from 10 a. tn. to which will provide pleasure and
11 .'11 Front then until 12:15 there anion to their families and friend.
and
incidentally
funds
for
charitalan
is a general assembly when a talk on
loila•ni is given and hymns are sung. organizatidnis.

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DETROIT COAL
DEALERS' EXCHANGE

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BOARD OF COMMERCE

Varied .:•-•r:r- ,nnue , err show-
ing a real iiist in and ...import of
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. by
engaging that splendid band of mu-
Sielalls and their gifted conductor. Os-
sip iiabrilowitsch, for special con-
, etas. the latest to sponsor an occa-
sion of this kind being Shadokiam
Grotto. which will I , tTer the orche , -
1o1 its members. their families and
friends Friday evening, April 25. In

the :\ fella Garden,.

That Money

You expect to
make more money with

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Frames, Sash, Doors and Hardwood
Flooring. Our warehouses are always
open for your inspection and we will
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Effective Monday, April 21st, the
charge for messages from Detroit to
Windsor will be 10c for 5 minutes
and 5c for each additional 5 minutes.

The operating costs incurred in
furnishing this service have increased
to so great an extent that this change
in rate is necessary.

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