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Shawls "Misalliance" at the
Twentieth Century Club.

"Misallince" by George Bernard
Shaw will be staged again by the
Detroit Repertory Theater, at the
Twentieth Century Club on Feb.
18 and 19.
The play is, perhaps, one of the
most talky of the great playright's.
The practical mind gets a chance

ALL AVAILABLE CONVENTION HALL
SPACE TAKEN FOR BUILDING SHOW

to compare Itself with the idealistic.
Women laugh at the safety of a
routine marriage. Youth tells old
age to mind its own business. The
proletariat exposes its feelings to-
With every inch of available
ward the rich classes, and the rich
display their temerity in the pres- space in Convention Hall taken by
exhibitors,
the management of the
ence of nobility.
Detroit Builders' Exhibition has
turned
its
attention
to reconstruc-
ME AND MY SHADOW in
tion of the interior of the exposi-
Person, March 11.
tion building as that it will be en-
tirely transformed by the time the
big show opens Saturday evening,
Feb. 25.
Never in the history of the build-
ing and real estate industry has in-
terest been at such a high pitch as
it is today, evidenced by the large
amount of huge building projects
under construction in our fair city.
With practically every builder,
contractor and real estate dealer
in the field planning greater ac-
tivities for the coming year to sup-
ply the demand made upon them
for houses and buildings, there can
be no letup in the forward strides
of this great movement and the
annual Builders' Show creates new
interest each year to prospective
home owners, for it's outstanding
slogan is to the public, "Build a
Home First," start a savings ac-
count to this end. Save some of
your wages each week. Stop pay-
ing rent, pay it on your home.

S TEINWAY

the instrument of the ipintortals

CENTERS ASS'N

Center Calendar.

From our annual exposition has
resulted the building of more
homes in Detroit and the improve-
ment of those already built.

The home builder will find that
he can obtain valuable information
not only in regards to plans, but
also to home building, financing,
equipment, landscaping and home
decorating and furnishing, and a
suitable lot.
An army of masons, carpenters,
painters, electricians and decor...
tors are set to work constructing .1
setting that will be the most elab -
orate ever prepared for a build.
ers' show. The walls will be com-
pletely covered with paintings of
homes in favorable surroundings,
bringing home the story of Own
Your Own home." Ceiling will be
draped and a harmonizing color
scheme used throughout.
These home shows tend to give
design and proper emphasis in
building of homes, and to create
co-operative interest with the local
business houses and, all in all, to
improve family life, as good home ,
make for better living and better
families.

ALPHA BETA GAMMA'S
CHAIRMAN OF FROLIC

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Saturday, Feb. 18, 8:30 p. m.—
Girls' mixer, auspices of Girl's
Council. Admission 25 cents.
Sunday, Feb. 19, 8:30 p. m.—
Dr. Mukdani in fourth of Yiddish
lecture series. Admission 50 cents.
Sunday, Feb. 26, 8:30 p. m.—
Three one-act plays by Center
Players. Admission 25 cents.
Saturday, Mahch 3, 8:30. p. m.
—Annual Purim mask ball given
by Mothers' Clubs of Detroit. Ad-
mission 25 cents.
March 4, 8:30 p. m.—Purim
Carnival, auspices of House Coun-
cil.

Oakman Boulevard Mothers' Club:

The next meeting of the Oak-
man Boulevard Mothers' Club will
be held on Saturday, Feb. 18, at
the Longfellow School, Tyler and
Twelfth streets, at 2:30 o'clock.
An interesting talk on "Mental
Ilygiene" will be given, followed
by a musical program.

Elionized
Baby Grand

$1425

This instrument is small
enough for the mast Jim.
Iced space, yet it retains
that breadth and beauty of
tone which a true grand
piano ought to hare. A
very popular model.

People
who know
pianos
buy the
STEINWAY

AMONG people who are acquainted
with the comparative merits of various
makes of pianos, there is never any
doubt as to which they would like to
own. That is why virtually every music
cian of note since 1853 has chosen and
played the Steinway.
These people know that there is no
other piano that will command the
marvelous breadth and brilliance of
tone which is so peculiarly Steinway's.
They are aware that no other will do
service half so long. . . . And in tl e
lifetime of perfect satisfaction given by
this great instrument they recognize
that true economy which lies in the
best and finest things.

MISS BELLE WUNTNER

Miss Wuntner is chairman of
the second annual mid-winter
The Public Speaking and Dramatic
frolic
to be given by the Alpha
Cl...:
Beta Gamma Sorority, Sunday,
The second semester's work of Feb. 26, at Hotel Staler.
the public speaking and dramatic
class will begin on Tuesday eve- Retail Dry Goods Merchants
ning at 8:30 o'clock, at the Jewish
Meet This Sunday.
Center. Following completion of
the ,more elementary work, the
The
Detroit Retail Dry Goods
class will now start on a new pro-
gram decided upon after a study Merchants' Association will hold an
of the wants and needs of those in- open meeting Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 19, at 3 o'clock, in the main
terested in the work.
All interested should register at assembly hall of the Public Li-
brary,
Woodward and Kirby, for
the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne
all dry goods merchants and haber-
avenue.
dashery men.
There will be many important
Visits to Institutions:
matters of interest to merchants
The West Warren, Oakland, and discussed by informed leaders in
Fast Jefferson mothers visited the the community, and a large attend-
Merrill-Palmer School last week ance is urged.
Among those who visited the Art
Museum are the Fenkell Mothers' Drive Over Cobblestones at
Club, Oakman Boulevard, and the
40 Miles Per Hour.
Twelfth Street Mothers' Clubs.
The Fenkell, West Warren and
This
challenge is made by Dodge
East Jefferson Mothers' Clubs also
visited the house of Correction. Brothers who recently brought
their new Victory Six to the light
of day. Ordinarily the challenge
Midget Team Wins:
At the game played on Thurs- would be in the line of unrealized
day, Feb. 9, the Resnick team, rep- ambitions, but with the technical
resenting the Jewish Centers in originality displayed in the con-
the Midget division of the Inter- struction of this new cooled, almost
Settlement League, defeated the anything is possible.
Two radically new principles of
Grosse Pointe team at Grosse
construction have been employed
Pointe with a score of 48 to 2.
These are particularly interesting
in that they put into practice the
Jolly Sports Open Meeting:
The Jolly Sports were hostesses theoretical opinions recently pro-
at an open meeting of the club pounded by the leading engineers
held at the Jewish Center on and physicists of the country who
Thursday, Feb. 9. The program responded to the questions of l'er-
after the business meeting con- civet White, leading engineer, who
has just completed a symposium of
sisted of recitations by Sylvia
automotive needs and trends.
Demb and Selma Yaffe, a piano
The first new principle to be
solo by Gertrude Schoenfeld, and
found in the Victory Six is the sin-
dancing and refreshments fol- gle unit construction of body and
lowed.
chassis. This eliminates body sills
and brings the car two inches near-
Oakman Blvd. Mothers' Club:
er the ground, with corresponding
Miss Emma Butzel, a member lowered center of gravity. It elim-
of the board of directors of the inates 330 parts and strengthens
Jewish Centers Association, will both sections by making them act
install the officers of the Oakland together in mutually flexing and
Boulevard Mothers' Club on Sat- mutually supporting what hereto-
urday, Feb. 18, at the Longfellow fore were jarring stresses and
School, Tyler and Twelfth streets. strains. This step insures quiet
and smoothness beyond anything
West W
Mothers' Club:
in the past.
The next meeting of the West
The second principle is a body
Warren Mothers' Club will be held construction. Double steel walls,
on Wednesday, Feb. 22, at the b attleship type, are used through-
Kronk Community House, Junc- out. This insures complete rigid-
tion and McGraw. Mrs. Mayer ity and double protection. There
Sulzberger will be the speaker.
are only eight major parts in the
entire body. And these are so
Old Folks' Home Meeting welded together that there is not a
chance for even a single squeak.
Postponed to March 4.

Owing to the death of Mrs.
Janey Oppenheim, mother of
David Oppenheim, vice-president
of the Jewish Old Folks' Home,
the scheduled meeting was post-
poned from last Sunday to be held
on Sunday, March 4, at the Con-
gregation Emanuel, Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson avenues.

EDITOR'S NOTE.
Club reports, society notices
■ nd other contributions from
readers reaching the editor's
desk after 5:30 p. m. on
Wednesday will be retained for
put:lies:lion in the following
week's issue.

HOSPITAL HEAD OUT
OVER INTERNE ROW

Dr. Jones Suspended After
Inquiry Into Hazing of
Jewish Doctors.

NEW YORK. — Bird S. Coler,
Commissicner of the Department
of Public Welfare, issued an order
suspending from duty Dr. Morti-
mer D. Jones, Medical Superinten-
dent of the Kings Coutny Hospital,
and detailing to act temporary in
that capacity Dr. Clamor IL Mag-
na, Deputy Superintendent of the
same institution.
Commissioner Culer's action is
the direct outgrowth of the inves-
ti.,ation conducted last Summer by
Commiasioner of accounts Il iggins,
who was delegated by Mayor
Walker to inquire into reports that
three Jewish internes had been so-
cially ostracized, hazed and physi-
cally maltreated by other internes
in the hospital and that there was
discrimination and mismanagement
in other phases of the hospital's ad-
ministration, to the detriment of its
gout name and the welfare of its
patients,
In his report to the Mayor, made
public Feb. 1, Commissioner nig.-
gins specified 25 counts in what
amounted to a sweeping indictment
of the maladministration of the
hospital. Ile sustained the charges
of religious discrimination and big-
otry.
Five Christian internes have
been under suspension ever since
they were charged with active par-
ticipation in the ostracizing and
hazing of the three Jewish internes.
Mr. Kerrigan said he was satisfied
that two of them had taken no part
in the hazing practices. Ile said
he would recommend to the Mayor
and Commissioner Coler that these
two men be reinstated.

PAGE THREE

Joint Cultural Meetings of
Hadassah.

sion in which Mrs. Harry Stocker
will lead.
On March 15 Rabbi A. M.
Ilershman will speak on "The Life
Another stimulating and infor- of Herz'," based on the biography
mative meeting of Senior and of the founder of the Zionist Or-
Junior Hadassah joint cultural ganization by Jacob de Haas.
groups was held Tuesday, Feb. 7,
when the life of Disraeli was in-
to restingly presented by Philip Rae C. Levy Shop Takes Up
Slomovitz and Louis James Rosen-
New Quarters at 94
berg.
Martin Place.
These meetings, under the su.
pervision of Mrs. Ralph Davidson,
have proven popular. They are
The home studio movement has
held at the Shaarey 7edek branch, again asserted itself as ■ vital
Atkinson and Twelfth. The next Mime of madern merchandising.
meeting will be held Tuesday eve- file Rae C. Levy Shop, marketing
ning, Feb. 28, when Lessing's "Na- i nfants a nd children's wear, gifts
than der Weise will be reviewed a nd decorative obj. •Ls, and owned
by Mrs. Leo Landow, with discus- by Mrs. Alex II. I. vy, has taken

up new quarters at 94 Martin
Place, near John R. Here ins well
appointed apartment, one may have
all the advantages of a first qual-
ity shop, relieved of the haste and
bustle of downtown buying. The
absence of a parking problem is an-
other worthy consideration.
The many who will remember
the Rae C. Levy Shop, formerly in
the Metropolitan building, will ap-
preciate the additional features of
this high grade establishment.
Mrs. Levy announces a formal
opening tea for Saturday, Feb 25.

WHISPERS

AND SHAD-
OWS, Sunday March 11.

A Sky without
a Cloud

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. . . is the sign of a perfect day.
Nothing to worry about .. .
nothing left to wish for.

And in cigarettes it is possible to
attain this same state of perfec-
tion.

Packed in cardboard
boxes of 10 and 20
cigarettes to prevent
them from breaking
and crushing.

SAY MASARYK GAVE
MONEY TO HILSNER

PRAGUE.—(J. T. A.)—The in-
terest taken by Professor Thomas
C. Masaryk when he was professor
at the Prague University in the
case of Leopold Hilsner during his
trial and imprisonment, continued
after he became president of
Czechoslovakia.
It was disclosed here when the
news of the death of Leopold Mis-
tier was received that in the last
10 years since Hilsner was par-
doned, Masaryk had continually
aided him financially. Hilsner, in
whose fate great interest was
taken during his trial, found it
difficult to earn a living following
his 18 years spent in prison. He
lived in actual need. The last trip
of Hilsner to Carlsbad to take a
cure was paid for by the president
of the Czechoslovakian republic.

It calls for a cigarette which is
pure aroma and fragrance. And
this cigarette is Murad.

U IR A, 101

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The exceptional cigarette for the exceptional
man who feels he is entitled to the better
things in life.

Ninth Annual Dance of De-
troit Letter Carriers
Monday.

AREFUL

The ninth annual dancing party
of the Detroit Letter Carriers will
take place Monday evening in the
Pier ballroom, East Jefferson and
Field avenue s. Postmaster
Charles C. Kellogg, Assistant Post-
masters Peter tVig,le and Thomas
Shanahan and other government,
state and city officials will be
guests of honor.
The proceeds are to go towards
the sick fund and the support of
the Detroit Letter Carriers' Band.
The committee of arrangements,
with Charles T. Boerner as chair-
man, is making every effort to
make the affair enjoyable. Tickets
at 50 cents each, can be purchased
from any carrier or at the Pier
boxoffice.

The McGiverin-Haldeman
Co. States:

"We are very gratified with our
sales results for the month of Jan-
uary. We closed in that month
more business than had been closed
in any one month in the past 10
months.
We feel confident that 1928 is
going to be a very satisfactory
business year. Our contact with
the public reveals optimism
towards real estate.
"We have opened a Home De-
partment and are building in our
subdivisions high-class homes, and
in connection with the sale of our
lots, we now offer the public the
Miss Helen Lewis Opens
opportunity of making a selection
Broadway School of Music. of the home which will be built for
Miss Helen Lewis, who is now them immediately.
appearing at the Temple Theater
Even with washing charcoal
with Miss Irene Kessler and the
"Rythm Roamers," has opened her does not become white.
studios to be known as the Broad-
Metal is tested by fire; men by
way School of Music, at 911 Wur-
litzer building.
wine.

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Chu. C. Cook Inc., 15620 Grand River Hogarth 6380
Hiles Auto Service, 12217 Twelfth.
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Bucknell-Knowlton Co., 2445 Michigan Glen. 9888
Mid-West Motor Co. 9111 Grand River
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Colonial Motor Sales, 6834-40 Michigan ..Cedar 3138
Dix•Westem Motor Co., 3950 Dix
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Any Steinway piano may be purchased with di

cash deposit of 10%, and the balance will be

extended over a period of taco years. Used

pianos accepted in partial exchange. A few

completely rebuilt Steinways are arailable at

special prices.

GRINNELL BROS.

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The Juvenile Concert Band of .
Detroit, directed by Edward Ler-1
man, and consisting of 45 boys and'
girls, who won the applause of
many local organizations for whom
they performed gratis at many I

charitable events, will present a
concert and dance Sunday evening
at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
Torah.
Mrs. Morris Smith is
chairman of the affair.
Organizations for whom this

band performed gratis are urged
to attend this affair and help swell
the proceeds that the band may
continue to function. Mr. Reiter
is active in the arrangements for
this affair.

GRAHAM BROTHERS

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