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JEWISH CENTER BAND
BELLE ISLE CONCERT
THIS SUNDAY EVENING
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The Jewish ('enter Band, under
the direction of Israel Glass, will
make its first app•aran•e at the Rabbi Devotes Summer Sab-
baths to Interpretation
of Psalms.
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CAPT. JOHN
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STEVENSON
II ORMER COUNCILM \ NO
For
County Treasurer
Primaries Sept. 4th, 1928
ALEX J. POLK
Republican Candidate
For
Representative
In State Legislature
Member of Detroit, Michigan
and United States Bar Associa•
Lions.
First District
ELECT
GEORGE J.
KOLOWICH
A series of interpretations Of
the Psalms of Nature has been the
theme selected by Rabbi Leon
Frani for his sermons at Temple
Beth El during the summer Sab.
baths.
Rabbi F'ram has already spoken
on "The Song of the Sheep," or
Psalm 23, and on the "Evening
Psalm, or Psalm 8.
On Saturday, Aug. 25, he will
speak on "The Song of the Sun,"
or Psalm 19, and on Saturday,
Sept. 1, he will speak on "The
Song of Brotherly Love," or
Psalm 133.
Rabbi Frain deals with the
psalms primarily as joyous, lyric
expressions—his aim being to
make his hearers acquainted with
the treasures of nature poetry and
lyric song to be found in the
Bible.
The Sabbath services are held
every
Saturday morning in the
ISRAEL GLASS
Brown Memorial Chapel from 10
Belle Isle shell on Sunday evening, to 11 o'clock. Everyone is wel-
Aug. 26, at 7:30 o'clock.
come.
The School of Religion will re-
Both the Jewish Center Band
and Mr. Glass are well known to open Sept. 29 and :30—Sept. 29
being
the first of the Saturday ses-
the Detroit public. The band has
• ivt. 0 numerous concerts both at sions to be attended by students
the Jewish Center and at other in- of the Junior high School, the sev-
stitutions. Among the recent suc- enth, eighth and ninth grades, who,
cesses of the had was the concert according to an arrangement in-
given in Mt. Clemens for the bene- augurated this season, are to at-
fit of the Los Angeles Sanitarium. tend religious school sessions Sat-
It is a distinct recognition of the urday instead of Sunday.
The children, however, will have
quality of t he band that they will
appear in the shell where the De- their first meeting with the rabbis
troit Symphony has conducted its Slid teachers on Yom Kippur aft-
summer concerts for the past ernoon, Sept. 24, when the chil-
dren's services will be held and
years.
Mr. Glass has gained his reputa- Rabbi Frani will tell the Yom Kip-
tion as an able band conductor. Ile pur story.
has studied at the Warsaw Con-
servatory of Music under Profes•
sor Noskowsky, and in 1905 11- ■
completed his course, qualifying as
band master. He was a member
of distinguished bands in Russia,
both military and civil, and in 1911
he headed his own band, "The Rus- Sabbath Services:
On Saturday, Aug. 25, Rabbi
sian Juvenile Band," in Toronto.
AMONG JUDGE O'BRIEN'S ENDORSERS
Mr. Glass traveled with the band From will give the third sermon of
his
series on the Nature Psalms,
throughout Canada and the United
ADOLPH FINSTERWALD
DAVID W. SIMONS
MRS. JOS. II. EHRLICH
HENRY M. BUTZEI.
States in 1916. Two years later on Psalm 19. On Saturday, Sept.
WILLIAM B. ISENBERG
ISAI)OItE I.EVIN
DR. CHARLES A. SMITH JULIAN KROLIK
Mr. Glass settled in Detroit, and 1, Rabbi Pram will deliver the
ROBERT LOEWENBERG
AARON DE ROY
I. SHETZER •
began his preparations for the or- fourth of the series, on Psalm 133.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
ALVIN HERSCH
DR. HARRY E. AUGUST
ganization of a children's band in Services are held in the Brown
LOUIS DANN
JULIUS RUBINER
Memorial
Chapel.
They
begin
at
SAMUEL
B.
KAHN
this city. Ile succeeded an organ-
DAVID ZEMON
SAMUEL J. RHODES
FRED M. BUTZEL
ABE SRERE
izing several bands, but due to 10 o'clock and are over at 11.
MORRIS MATZEN
PETER VASS
HENRY MEYERS
BERNARD GINSBURG
lack of proper support they dis-
DAVID OPPENHEIM
HARRY
ROSENBERG
JOE. MAGIDSOHN
DAVID ROBINSON
banded until the Jewish Centers Holiday Services:
FRED A. GINSBURG
ROBERT MA RWIL
The first service of the high
DR. HARRY KIRSCHBAUNI HYMEN C. BRODER
Association incorporated his latest
organization into its own program. Holydays will take place Friday
Donated by Jewish Friends
evening,
Sept.
14.
The
members
The Jewish Center Band is the
product of Mr. Glass's musician- of Temple Beth El will worship
either
in
the
main
Temple
audo-
ship and organization genius anti,
aided by the co-operation and sup- torium or in the Brown Memorial
port of the Jewish Centers Asso- Chapel. Non-members who wish
ciation, the band has been able to to worship under the auspices of
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grow into a strong and permanent Temple Beth El will be accommo-
dated at a special service arranged
organization.
The program for Sunday eve- for them in the social hall of the
RE-ELECT
Temple.
At the Mothers and Babies Camp at Chelsea, Mich., life is made
ning follows:
Sousa
For tickets of admission to interesting by various events and games. Action rules every day's
Surely
Koler•Rela these special services, non-mem-
mertore—"I.u.d.oll"
fun and work, and Miss Mary Caplan, who is the director of the camp,
John II•rtm•n
- 1.0naina for Home"
bers should write to Julius Roth-
So10, Al,,, Saxophone—Sol Goldatone.
Jean
M.
Missed
schild,
secretary,
Temple
Beth
El.
"The Rose"
RETAV
JUDGE ERNEST A.
tem*
El
Nero
O'BRIEN
CIRCUIT Republican
COURT
JUDGE
Ticket
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AT THE MOTHERS AND BABIES CAMP
FOR
State Senator
S ∎ do. Soprano Saxophone—Paul Goldberg
Straus!.
Waltz- - Blue Danube *.
INTERMISSION.
Quartet from ,mere "Rigoletto". . Verdi
Fantaaie. "How Can I leave Thee"..
Runheld Ritter
Selection 0 Hebrew Melodies. I. M. Glaaa
Mare h--"N•tional Emblem" Bagley
Republican Ticket
THIRD DISTRICT
RESERVATIONS FOR
BETH EL SERVICES
"The Man of Accomplishments"
School of Religion:
The School of Religion opens
Sunday, Sept. 30. The Junior
high School, which will now meet
on Saturday mornings, will hold its
first session Saturday, Sept. 29.
New students cannot register
either Saturday or Sunday. The
school office will be open every day
for two weeks before the opening,
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., for the
registration of students.
Beth El College of Jewish Studies:
IIIJ to 1417
WOONIMIP AR
Rabbi Philip W. Jaffa to
The opening date for Beth El
Officiate at Auxiliary
College of Jewish Studies is S0011
to be announced. Any inquiries or
Services.
MONDAY—THE
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'33.50
These rugs come from a nation-
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velvet rugs at the lowest prices wc
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These Velvets are seamless and
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though the imperfections in most
cases are barely noticeable. Noth-
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and color combinations.
Floor Coverings, Square-Yd.
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Felt base floor covering in the new tale
and all-over patterns. Two yards wide—
perfect quality.
Community Barber Shop
9105 Twelfth St., at Clairmount
Specialists in Ladies' and Children's Ilaircutting
Our Prices Will Always Remain the Same:
Haircuts 50c, Shaves 25c
•
K. & M GARAGE
Announce, the disposal of its garage at 9134 Oakland Ave. and
is now operating just the one garage at
693 E. PALMER AVE., COR. HASTINGS
Repairing, Storage and Washing. Vulcaniztng and Battery
Servcie. Welding and Brazing.
Come to us for complete automobile service. Best of work
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•
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.
suggestions with regard to Beth
Judging fr;. ni the number of ad- El College should be addressed td
makes it a point to guarantee the proverbial "good time" for every-
vance reservations that have been Rabbi Leon Front.
made by those desiring, to partici-
one.
The fun, however, is seasoned with real entertainment, and this
pate in the auxiliary services at MOTION PICTURE GUILD
entertainment from time to time takes the form of a public trial, at
Temple Beth El, the social hall of
THEATER
TO
OPEN
HERE
the Temple, which is being especi.
ally prepared to accommodate
Simplicity, comfort and quiet
these services, will be taxed to its
dignity—these will mark the new
capacity.
The officiating rabbi for these Little Theater of the Motion l
services will be Rabbi Philip W. lure Guild as one of the most un-
Jaffa, a graduate of the Hebrew usual theaters in the United States.
And it all comes about through the
Union College.
Temple Beth El was one of the Pokcy*of the guild of making the
first of the large congregations in moyleOn the screen the important
this country to act upon the prin- . part of its playhouses. Instead of
ciple that there was an obligation making patrons pay for gaudy
to all members of the community decorations, ushers uniform and
not otherwise affiliated, who may seats so close together that knees
wish to worship under the auspices are cramped, the guild has estall-
of a Reform congregation during lished a precedent in other cities
the period of the High Holy Days. for a new type of theater.
In the new Little Theater, which
For 10 years it has conducted these
auxiliary services and each year will be located in the remodeled
increasing interest and enthusiasm Twentieth Century Club Theater
has been manifested on the part here, the seats will be spaced very
far apart, so that a patron does
of the worshippers.
have to rise to permit anotha .r which offenders are meted out punishment.
Punishable offenses
Although the social hall of the not hay
Temple will accommodate 1,000 person to pass along his row. A include the strewing of paper on the lawn, being. late for dinner,
friendly atmosphere of unassumii ag failure to observe camp rules, etc.
persons, it is necessary to limit the
The top scene shows the camp court in action. Reading from left
number of reservations to the hospitality will be developed •
each patron to be considered as
actual seating capacity of the hall. guest and not as a thing to be to right are: Matilda Kolodin, attorney for the defense; Sammy
Jackson, prosecuting attorney; Miss Caplan, judge; Daniel Siegel,
For this reason those deisnrig
pushed about by impudent usher
For this reason those desiring to Lights will be subdued—that not k- police commissioner; Alex Berson, clerk; Birdie Jackson, prisoner.
attending a court session.
The lower scene shows he r
attend these services are urged to ing may distract the attent on
send their names and addresses from the picture on the screen.
without delay to the Committee on
HOLY DAY SERVICES
While all this sounds revolu-
Auxiliary Services, care Temple tionary, it is actually the result Of
EDITOR'S NOTE
Beth El. While voluntary contri- long study of movie house prob-
WILL BE CONDUCTED
butions to meet the expenses of
All news, including society
the services will be received, no lens by members "of the Motion
BY YOUNG ISRAEL
Pucture Guild. It is but a part of and club notes, to be assured of
charge is made by the congrega- the guild's endeavor to bring a
publication
in
the
current
issue
tion.
new and important force to bear
Young Israel of Detroit an-
of The Chronicle, must be in
th t i
wzr ti
ne
upon the in ustrv—a return
nounces that it will conduct Rosh
the hands of the editor not later
MOTHERS CLUBS JOINT
ii n otn e 11
0 if other
d iagt e
Hashonah
and Yam Kippur serv-
than Wednesday. Contributions
PICNIC ON WEDNESDAY marks the exhibition
received after that hour will be ices, during the coming Holy Day , ,
of art, and a rebellion against the
at
its
model
synagogue in the Jew-
retained for publication in the
A joint picnic of the Jewish machine movies of today. Lead-
ish ('enter, 31 Melbourne avenue.
following week's issue.
Centers mothers clubs will be held ing the artistic forces at work in •
Young Israel—the only organ-
Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 29, at the movies, the guild has been
ization of its kind in Detroit—a ,
2 o'clock. Those expecting to at- fighting for some years for com-
composed of young men and woe
tend must make reservations either plete emancipation of the film
men, many of whom are engaged
FERGUSON BACKED
in person Or by calling Empire from their standardized state.
in professional pursuits, whose en-
4875 not later than Monday morn-
BY
HENRY
BUTZEL
deavor is to establish Jewish youth
ing, Aug. 27. This is necessary in Saul Abramovitch Honored
as an entity. to afford Jewish youth
er to know how many buses to
order
by New York University
Henry M. Buttel. president of a medium for self-expression. I,
engage. Buses will leave from the
Class.
the Detroit Bar Association, added Preserve traditional Judaism. Al
Jewish Center and the Fenkell
his endorsement to those of many aggressive pursuit of self-realiza
branch at 1 :30. Music will be fur-
Saul
Abramovitch,
violinist, who other lawyers and business men to Lion for youth has led to the es
nished by the Jewish Centers Band
f S. Homer Fer- tablishment of three tributary
has
been
teaching
and
lecturing
at
I.
Glass
under the direction of
the cand idacy o
Games and stunts will be conduct. New York University this summer, guson, attorney, for the state Sen. branches throughout the city and
Cal by expert recreation workers. has been re-engaged for next sum- ate from the Fourth district. His to a vigorous membership of ap-
of 41 letter follows:: proximately 100.
n g age consisting
d
re-e
class,
mer.
Young Israel, in its High Holy
supervisors of music from 30 states,
"I am very happy to know you Day services, will adhere rigidly
DOCTORS THANKED
presented Mr. Abramovitch with a
have acceded to the wishes of your to the traditional Orthodox cus-
traveling
hag
in
token
of
appre-
CENTER
BY JEWISH
dation for his work with the class. friends to seek election to the toms and rituals. Though its ap-
-
state Senate. Your reputation for Peal
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The Jewish Center Association Mr. Abramovitch is returning to integrity and ability is such amongeal
is essentially
to the
Detroit,
an invitation
to youth
attend is
takes this means of thanking the Detroit for the fall season.
Detroit lawyers and judges I know extended to all who admire the
following doctors for their kind-
you will have their heartiest sup- courage and enthusiasm of youth.
CARD OF THANKS
ness in volunteering their services
port. It is a fine thing for the
—
by examining the registrants of
Maurice Isenberg and children city of Detroit that you are willing Reservations can be made any
the Ginsberg Camp fof . Mothers
to make this race and it is • fine evening, except Friday, at the
of
58
Dwight
street,
Pontiac.
wish
and Babies of the Jewish Center:
thing for you to make the sacrifice Jewish Center, from 8 to 10
Dr. M. Abramson, Dr. C. Gitlin, to thank their many friends an s to do so. I hope you will be elect- ' clock .
Dr. L Galdenyi, Dr. L. Brans • Dr. relatives for their kindnesse - ed. You have ray 100 per cent
Checker Cabs Empire 7000
D. M. Levin, Dr. A. Rosenzweig„ shown them in their sad bereave endorsement."
Dr. S. J. Levin and Dr. E. Robbins. ment.
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BOB CLANCY
FOR CONGRESS
Republican Ticket
East Side Detroit
As an Able and Loyal Servant He Should
Be Given a Third term
CLANCY AND THE
MOTOR INDUSTRY
The flood of messages
which Congressman
Robert II. Clancy has
received in the last '
day or two to congratu-
late him for the part he
has played in the re-
peal of the Motor Sales
Tax, included in the
tax reduction bill just
signed by the Presi-
dent, is a deserved
tribute to a tireless nad
invaluable warrior on
the side of this very
sensible legislation.
In the repeal fight
the Congressman has
been a true represen-
tative of the sentiment
of his city. For the
fact that this sentiment
has finally prevailed,
he merits those numer-
o u s congratulations
now of the motor in-
BOB CLANCY
dustry. .
For five years Clancy has worked for its repeal, and
if anyone deserves the thanks of a community whose
destiny is bound up in pretty definite part with the pros-
perity of the motor industry, it is he.
—Detroit News, June 2, 1928.
Clancy's Congressional Record
HE FOUGHT THAT DETROIT MIGHT BE SAVED
MILLIONS IN TAXES.
AND III: WON!
HE WON A TOTAL CUT OF $200,000,000 A YEAR,
OR $30 TO $300 l'ER CAR!
THAT EARNED IIIM THE TITLE OF THE BIL-
LION DOLLAR CONGRESSMAN!
Led fight in 1924 to save U. S. Air Mail and commer-
cd11 aviation and to increase appropriation from $1,500,-
000 to $2,750,000.
Won fight to obtain foreign commerce agency for
Detroit and got appropriation of $15,000 per year for it.
Helped obtain passage of Congressional bill to sell
old federal hospital and build larger modern one to care
for wounded soldiers.
Voted and worked for soldiers' adjusted compensa-
tion bill.
Favors St. Lawrence Waterway and against Chicago
Drainage Canal.
Introduced two beer bills in Congress—one to repeal
the Eighteenth Amendment and the other to modify
Volstead Act to allow 2.75 per cent beer.
Storage, Washing, Tires, Batteries
Gasoline, Oils, Alcohol, Access ,ries
Alhambra Garage
9430-9434 Woodward Avenue
Walker Auto Service Co., Inc.
Plione Empire 4201
Detroit, Mich.