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MACK R. WEISS--Strictly kosher
caterer for weddings, banquets,
portico, etc. Excellent food.
Bates reasonable. 1670 Pingree
Ave. Empire 7146. Will also
rent out home for private par-
tie,and weddings.

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Paul Specht, who is now in the
eleventh week of his stay on the
stage at the Regent theater, is fa-
mous as the father of American
dance music as it is played today.

MRS. J. SIIERLINE-First-class
cooking and catering for wed-
dings and parties. 15852 Lin-
wood Avenue. Phone Hemlock
1881-NY.

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Ceilinp and walls washed,
painte6 and blended. Floors re-
newed and waxed. Don't wait
for the rush. Call Euclid 9051-J.
II. Ginsberg.

FOR RENT-3027 Calvert Ave.
Upper 6 rooms and breakfast
room. Tile bath and shower.
Come and see this beautiful flat
'at a bargain for responsible
people. $100. Phone Arlington

2949.

from
'•.rtin4

FOR RENT-Nice, airy bedroom
with private family. Board if
desired. Also garage. Phone
Hemlock 2961-R.

YOUNG LADY desirous of joining

party motoring to Toronto, Can-
ada, over July 4 week-end.
l'hone Garfield 9267-W.

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FOR RENT-Furnished room, at
13623 Linwood. Inquire store
below.

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protected than by a provision of
this kind it is hard to understand,
nor do we feel called upon to sub-
mit the plans to every architect
and engineer who may feel a will-
ingness to pass upon the same. If
the eminent engineers above men-
tioned and the officials of the city
of Detroit are satisfied, we are
sure that the citizens of the city

troit could, if they would, grant
rights in their streets for a longer
period than 30 years. The bridge
company has at no time under-
taken to mislead the people by
claims that this will be a free
bridge or that it will be anything
else, if it is allowed to be built,
than a privately owned enterprise
whose rates of charge are always
subject to the officials of the
United States government having
jurisdiction thereof and to similar
officials of the Dominion of Can-
ada, nor do we expect rights to be
granted to the company which are
not possible to be granted to them
under the constitution of the state
of Michigan and the charter of the
city of Detroit," said Mr. Austin.

the opponents of this project any
department having jurisdiction opinion to the effect that the com-
. over any feature of the construc- mon council of the city of Detroit,
tion. How the city could be better or the people of the city of De-

of Detroit will be satisfied.

(Nato by Atedal

PAUL SPECHT

Paul Specht it was who first of-
fered the public the present popu-
lar type of music for dancing.
Almost as famous in England
and Europe as he is in the United

States, Specht has played before
several of the European rulers,
and his music is the favorite of the
present prince of Wales, for whom

he played when the prince made
his last visit to this country.
Specht and his Columbia Artists
offer a delightful musical treat
every week at the Regent, in ad-
dition to playing the accompani-
ment to the vaudeville offerings.
The screen offering this week is
"The Night of Love," which co-
stars Ronald Colman and Vilnia
Banky,

FOR SALE-Single house, 4 bed-
rooms, modern in every way; 2.
car garage; located 'A block
from 12th St., two blocks from
Roosevelt school, one block to
new Jewish synagogue. Cost
$15,000, will sacrifice for $13,. FLAT FOR RENT-Beautiful 6•
room modern flat, newly decor-
$2,500 cash, $110 per
500.
ated, steam heat, side drive,
rponth. See owner, 1938 Tux-
breakfast room, tile bath. Near
edo Ave. W. C. Lowd.

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been interested in a perpetual
franchise must be conclusively
shown when they were willing to
undertake this work upon a mere
revocable resolution of the com-
mon council, which in its terms
was made expressly revocable. We
doubt if a lawyer of any standing
in the state of Michigan will give

"In addition to these considera-
tions the plans have been ap-
proved by the Canadian govern-
ment and throughout the construc-
tion the Canadian government is
represented by a competent engi-
neer of their appointment, who
will be upon the job daily.
"Originally the company was
years
known
as
the
"King
of
the
"That the company has never
B'rith, its aims and the possibili-
ratified by Mr. Ralph Modjeski,
willing
to
undertake
construction
London East End."
ties of the local chapter.

RAGTIME - Jazz, piano, voice
and all instruments in 20 les-
sons., Branch of Christensen
Schools. 1609 Broadway. Cherry
5476.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for refined young lady
with private family. 1969 Tay-
lor Ave. I'hone Garfield 29734.

"The American Transit com-

pany has at all times felt that the
considerations as to whether or not
they are to be allowed to cross
certain streets in the city of De-
troit in the air with the approach
to the bridge should not be wrap-
ped up in any political contro-
very," said J. W. Austin, speaking
for the company.
"This was one of the nearly con-
animations which lead the com-
pany to request that an election
be held at a time other than a
general election, when many other
questions are before the people
and various candidates are being
voted upon. It is also of vital im-
portance to the company, in order
to sieve the franchise granted to
it by the United States govern-
ment, that work be kept continu-

of a bridge upon a mere resolution probably the outstanding bridge
of the common council. It was engineer in America today, and
later felt by those interested in one of the most eminent in the
the city's welfare that the grant world. The local firm of Smith,
of the right to cross the streets Rinchman & Grylls have been re-
should be submitted to the people tained to collaborate more partic-
for their ratification or rejection. ularly upon the architectural em-
bellishments of the bridge.
"The objections so far as we
"Further than that the ordi-
can learn to the ordinance in its
nance specifically provides that the
present form are three:
bridge shall be built only after it
"I. Grade of the bridge is too
has been Approved by every city

high in places.
"2. There is 110 assurance of the
architectural beauty.
"3. The rights granted the com-
pany amount to a perpetual fran-
chise.
"The design of the bridge and
the grades leading up to the main
part of the structure have been
approved by those we believe to
Z. A. head, is to be present at the
be as competent bridge engineers
meet.
A group of the A. Z. A. members
as there are in America. The en-
has been chosen to assist in the in-
gineers connected with McClin-
itiation, at the convention, of the
tock-Marshali & Company are of
Bernard Ginsburg das sof candi-
recognized high standing and in
dates.
addition to their plans and designs,
Max Edwards, chaplain of Per-
we have had the approval of Col-
LORD SWAYTHLING
fection Lodge and a former vice-
ously in progress. In order to have onel N. Monsarrat, Canada's
president of Pisgah, was the speak-
English Jewry continues to the work progress it is necessary leading engineer and architect,
er at last Wednesday's meeting. mourn the passing of Lord Sway- to immediately purchase large Professor Win. II. Burr of Colum-
In a very interesting talk, he dis-
tracts of property and undertake bia University, Dwight P. Robin-
cussed the ,A. Z. A., its relationship thling, powerful in financial and work on a considerable scale.
son & Company o New York, and
to the Independent Order 13'nai political circles, and for many
these plans must be approved and

CURTAINS FAULTLESSLY
LAUNDERED. Faultless Cur-
tain Laundry. Phone Empire

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Jewish young men are cordially
invited to attend the last organiza-
tion meeting of the Detroit chap-
ter, Aleph Zadik Aleph, to be held
Wednesday evening, June 29, in
the Mini li'rith Community House,
275 Ferry avenue east.
The age
hurt is I to 21 years.
Al this meeting, final plans for
the participation of the A. Z. A.,
in the convention of District Grand
Lodge No. 6, 1. 0. B. B., to be held
in Detroit July 3 to 6, will Is made.
Incidentally, it is expected that the
local chapter will be officially in-
stalled at the convention, folowing
word that Sam Reber, national A.

.

Famous Jew Mourned AUSTIN TELLS
DETROIT RIVER
BRIDGE FACTS

Don't ever bet
you can beat a Chandler
up a hill

new Central high and Roosevelt
school. 1721 Calvert Ave. Phone
Hemlock 0425-M.

ROOM TO RENT-Nice large
room for gentleman or couple
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
with nice, refined Jewish family.
room for one or two gentlemen,
3789 Calvert Ave.
ladies or couple, with desirable
private family. Rent reasonable;
near car and bus lines. 15787 ENGLISH OR JEWISH old lady
wishes a good home at $28 a
Muirland. Arlington 3689-W.

month. Address Jewish Chron-

icle, Box 710.
PERRY'S ORCHESTRA - Music
furnished for all occasions. Spe-
CORNER
FLAT FOR RENT-
cializing for weddings. 2261
Suitable for dentist or doctor's
Wilkins St.

offices. Rent reasonable. Good

for Els.
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York

JEWISH excellent cook desires po- FOR RENT-Nice large furnished
room in small family of adults,
sition with private family. Is
for gentleman. Shower. 1989
prepared to go to any resort or
Gladstone Ave. Garage if de-
country. Call Mrs. Kushner.
sired. Phone Euclid 1014.
Walnut 4018-M.

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Chapel.

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neighborhood. Phone Saturday,
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Randolph 0570; Sunday and
room for one or two gentlemen
evenings, Empire 1273-W.
or couple. All conveniences.
2670 Gladstone, Apt. 108. Phone
FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
Garfield 4986-M.
for gentleman or couple. Garage
if desired. Telephone service.
FOR RENT-Beautiful room with
Phone Euclid 3393-J.
two windows, hot water and
other conveniences. Close to
Dexter bus. Rent very reason- WANTED-Room and hoard for
invalid man. Will pay well.
able. 3769 Glynn Court. Phone
Phone Arlington 1421-91.
Garfield 4444-R.

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WANTED-A refined young man ANTI-DIABETES-Sure cure for
diabetes without injections. The
who is looking for a room with
medicinal anti-diabetes is a gen-
a quiet, congenial family. Every
uine product of herbs, harmless
home privilege allowed. Call
to the system. No chemical sub-
Empire 3001-J.
stances. Reduces the sugar con-
tent
to normal. No other com-
FOR RENT-New, modern 3-room
plications. Positively cures after
flat. Steam; garage. 4009 Grand
a trial of a few bottles. We
Ave. West, Phone Arlington
have letters from prominent
3262-R.
doctors and cured patients.
WANTED-Man and wife to as-
Highly recommended. Try this
sist with housework., Man can
medicine and eradicate this
work nut. Good home. Call at
dreadful disease. For further
9014 La Salle Blvd.
information write 9914 Harper
St. Phone Whittier 7558-W.
St.
HIGHEST prices paid for men's
and boys' old clothes, old shoes TO LEASE - Furnished home,
and old soft hats, antiques and
1204 Edison Ave. Eight months
anything and everything that
or longer. Shown by appoint.
you wish to discard. A post card
ment. Phone Lappin, Cadillac
or a two-cent letter will mean
4642 or Arlington 3789.
dollars for you. I have put up ,
. a bond with the Detroit police REFINED FAMILY in modern
home on lake front at Lake
department, my license No. 10,-
Orion desires a few summer
571; so you don't have to be

worried to let me in your house.

boarders by week or week-ends.

2030 Clairmount Ave„ Detroit.

Call Orion 73.

Will call anywhere. E. Moe,

Sunday dinners by reservations.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for gentleman or lady, or
couple. Rent very reasonable.
3778 Webb Ave., near Dexter
Blvd. Downstairs. Mrs. Gold-
Charles Jolley, who for the past
stein.
three years has been tenor soloist

JOLLEY FEATURED
ON CAPITOL BILL

at the Temple Beth El, will be
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
featured at the Capitol theater
airy room for gentleman, with
next week in recognition of his
private family of adults. Near
completion of one year as the fea-
car and bus line. Rent reason-
tured singer there and his record
able. Call Sunday. Arlington
of having sung more than 1,400

2I39-W.
consecutive performances. It is to
be known as "Charles Jolley FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Week."
room with family of three
Chief in his repertoire of spe•
adults. Rent reasonable. 2723
era! song numbers for the occasion
Sturtevant Ave. Phone Hem-
will be "Eli-Eli," Mr. Jolley an-
lock 0485-M.
nounces. His splendid singing of
this classic Jewish lament was FOR RENT-Pingree at Dexter
what attracted the attention of Dr.
Blvd.. nice furnished room for
William Howland, choir director
one or two gentlemen or couple.
at Beth El, to Jolley three years
Kitchen privileges. Garage if
ago, and resulted in his being en-
desired. Nice clean home..
gaged for the temple choir.
Phone Garfield 0064-W.
Sine(' then, he has sung at least
mice a year and on many special FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room. Home privileges; suitable
holiday occasions at Beth El, and
during that time has mastered a
for refined couple. Good loca-
tion, near Woodward Ave.
repertoire of Hebrew songs almost
Phone Empire 4692.
as large as that he sings in Eng-
lish. Rabbi Dr. Leo M. Franklin
YOUNG Jewish widower with lit-
has often proclaimed Jolley the
tle girl two years old desires
finest tenor soloist ever heard
board and room for child and
there, and the young tenor was
himself. Prefer childless home
also a greater favorite with Rabbi
where woman can give neces-
Berkowitz during the latter's term
sary care and attention to child.
at the synagogue.
Environment must be pleasant.
Among the other special vocal
Willing to pay well. References
numbers to be sung by Jolley at
exchanged. Write Jewish Chron-
the Capitol next week will be such
icle, Box 709.
English tenor classics as "Just

That One Hour" and "Because." FOR RENT-A new, beautiful 7-
He will have as his special piano
room flat, furnished, to sublet
accompanist for the week, Arthur
for the summer months, in the
Graham, recent winner of the na-
finest section of the city. 2744
tional pianist prize.
Gdale
Ave. Call Arlington
len
.
A special stage show surroolo::
9719-M
Mr. Jolley. Other acts will be the _----
Right Ernie Young GirIA, a clever FOR RENT - Nicely furnished I
dancing troupe; the Dufor Boys, room with private family of two I
adults. No other roomers. Lady
right out of • Broadway musical
preferred. 1687 Calvert Ave.
show with a ewer and dance ores-
stati on, and the Three Giboon
Phone llemlock 66154.
'irk, harmony singers. Charles
house-
Irwin begins his second week as WANTED - Experienced
keeper to take full charge of
master of ceremonies, and Rum
have
good
refer-
Morgan and hie Rhythmic Ronwos' home. Most
ences. Write Jewish Chronicle,
will play new popular and jazz
Box 712.
melodies.

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ROM coast to coast people
F are
congratulating Chand-

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