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America 'mesh Prrio&al eater

CLIFTON AYINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO

PAGE THREE

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YIDDISH THEATER
HONORS AURBAC H

performance indicates a cap acit y
house. The esteem in which Mr.
Aurbach is held by the followers

BLUMENTHAL TOUR irm* firth El
Notes
OF MICHIGAN, OHIO .

I

WOMEN'S LEAGUE
CHANUKAH PARTY

J. Margolis Opens Law
Office in Pittsburgh

e

An audience of 500 people al-
manifested in their ready response
Friends of Jacob Margolis,
,
tended the Chanukah celebration
to pay him tribute. It is the con-.
former editor of The Detroit
Sunday Services:
--
Tuesday evening at the Byron-
census of opinion that Mr. Aur-
Jewish Chronicle, will be inter-
On Sunday, Dec. 16, the pulpit
ested to learn that he has opened
Testimonial Performance is bach has done more to popularize Regional Director of United
the Yiddish theater in Detroit
will be occupied by Rabbi Leon
offices for the general practice
Palestine Appeal Organ-
Most Unique Ti. Shop in Detroit
Planned for Monday,
than any one individual. Idealis-
Frain, who will speak on the sub-
of law at SO4 Law and Finance
izes Cities for Drives.
tic and conscientious, his art has
January 7.
ject, "The Outlawry of War-A
building, Pittsburgh, Pa.
William
R.
Blumenthal,
regional
inspired him to give his audiences
Delusion." Services begin at 10:45
a
Near Monroe
As a fitting tribute to his skill the best within him. This same director of the United l'alestine
Appeal for Michigan and Ohio, '
and art, both as director and lead- feeling has been transferred to his
Try Our that Plate
ing man of the Yiddish Players, associates to the end that the pub- has, during the past two weeks, Sabbath Services:
Lunch
Samuel Aurhach will be honored lie is always assured of time well visited in Jackson and Lansing.
Rabbi Adolph II. Fink of the
Mich., and Cleveland, Youngstown,
with a testimonial performance on spent at the Yiddish theater."
Hours 11 a. m. to I a. m.
Canton, Toledo, Elyria and Lo- Ilitlen Foundation at the Univer-
Monday evening. Jan. 7, at Litt-
rain, Ohio. He addressed meet- city of Michigan will occupy tho
11.1. Your Tea Leaves
Land Contracts Bought
man's People's Theater, Twelfth
aturdu
3%
The
fifth
anniversary
celebra-
Read by the Famous
logs in these communities and or- Pu In
DONAT ES5 0
, FOR
at Seward.
tion and annual Chanukah dinner
Complete Financial
ganized
committees
for
drives
for
bath
services
begin
at
10:30
and
Mr. Aurhach, whose popularity H. U. C. BUILDING FUND
are held in the main auditorium of
of the Congregation Emanuel was
Palestine.
Service on
has increased with each succeed-
Late of the DEN OF FORTY
held at the synagogue, corner Tay-
In Jackson, Mr. Blumenthal ar- the Temple.
Personal Property
In celebration of his eightieth
ing performance of this now fa-
THIEVES
lor and Wilson avenues, on Sun-
ranged for a campaign meeting
mous company, is one of the most birthday, Isaac M. Bernheim of
day evening, Dec. 9, about :too
Appointniente-Ph. Cherry 6721
Automobile Accounts
for Wednesday Dec. 19. Morris Grand Rapids Rabbi to Occupy
loved and capable actors to ever Louisville and Cincinnati, has ..
u pit:
people being present.
Furniture Accounts
grace the Yiddish stage in Detroit completed the $250,000 building Herman is chairman and Louis
Chanukah candles were blessed
Rabbi Philip F. Waterman, the
Radio Accounts
Mischa Ellman, business man- fund for a new Hebrew Union Glick In vice-chairman.
by Cantor Mittman, which was fol-
Electrical Appliances
Lansing, Mr. Blumenthal sue- rabbi of Congregation Emanuel,
tiger of the company, states: The College library in Cincinnati by .ceded in eliciting the aid of Jacob Grand Rapids, who is well known
:owed by presentation of the Amer
Store Fixtures and
advance sale of tickets for this giving the sum of $25,000.
icon and Zion flags by Maxine
to the members of Temple Beth
Factory Equipment
Simon.
Karbel and Esther Fisher. Rabbi
Youngstown workers were slim- El, will occupy the pulpit of Tem-
Garage Equipment
Ashinsky gave an interesting talk.
ulated by him to make a drive for pie Beth El on Sunday, Dec. 23.
Bring your fiaamtal
DE GRAFF FURNACE CO.
A candle drill, in which eight
the collection of outstanding and will speak on the subject "A
problems to us.
little girls representing, the Chanu- Authorised Garland and Sunbeam Dealers I
pledges. Striving After Wind."
kah candles took part, was pre-, ;rateSnY .C
In Canton he arranged for a
"71•1,G74:1
1 ; luP:nt:
sented, under the supervision of the
dinner-meeting to be addressed by Young People's Temple Club:
Furam..
teachers of the Bible classes and /too it nos Made In old or New Homes ,
Rabbi Solomcn Goldman of Cleve-
The young people of the Tem-
Stores
of
the
birthday
cake
was
the
center
Fectorim,
Remodeling and
MRS.
S.
KALT
land on Jan. 10.
pie are particularly happy that so
ABRAHAM COOPER, President
pairing.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Last Sunday evening Mr. Blum- large a roportion of the member- Philadelphia hall given by the of a Mogen Dovid formed by a
Amocleded Companim
Caelt or Time Payments.
group
of
little
girls
in
blue
and
enthal addressed the annual Cha- ship of the congregation came to Northwestern Women's League of
Total Paid-In Capital and Surplus
We
do
excavating
under
old
houses
hr
white costumes.
nukah dinner of Hadassah and see their musical lay. Satisfied as
$1,000,000
basement..
After
the
lighting
of
the
birth-
Zionist District of Toledo.
they are with the considerably. the United
Schools.
Prof. E. Hebrew
Zaluilkowsky
blessed the
Ground Floor, 320 W. Fort
3535 Beaconsfield
A.)-The
DANZIG.-(J. T.
Len. ISIS
day
candles
by
Mr.
Jacob
Warren,
A U. P. A. campaign will open financial return, which will go Chanukah candles.
Miss Esther
chair of vice-president of the Sen-
first president, since the erection
ate in the free city of Danzig may in Lorain on Jan. 7. Isadore Ja- into their community and Temple Ashinsky delivered a special Pray- of the synagogue, Mr. M. Kaufman,
soon be occupied by a Jewish labor coby is Lorain's chairman. service fund, they are especially Cr. Cantor A. Bolivian accom- president, Rabbi Ashinsky, Mrs.
gratified at the evidence that the anied on the piano by Prof. E.
leader, Dr. Kamnizer, if the pres-
whole congregation means to en- raluilkovsky, rendered two vocal Herman Fisher and Mrs. Eli
ent coalition list in the Senate "STRANGE INTERLUDE"
3achse, past and present presidents
AT WILSON THEATER courage them in their work. They solos. Miss Betty Milkovsky, ac- •of the Sisterhood spoke, and the
election will be carried.
are soon to announce a program of companied by Miss Miriam Gold•
If the coalition is successful,
latter presented a check for $500
social
affairs,
discussion
groups,
berg,
gave
a
selection
of
Jewish
Dr. Kamnizer will be the de facto O'Neil's Moat Successful Play
an d social service for the rest of folk songs. Pupils of the United to Mr, Kaufman, for the congrega-
parliamentary government chief
Lasts from 5:30 to 11 p. m.
tion, on behalf of the Sisterhood.
the
season.
Hebrew schools directed by Miss
responsible to the Volkstag. An
Mrs. Eii Levin was chairman and
Tiktin and Miss J. Lippit, pre-
intense opposition on the part of
The much-heralded play,
Mrs. Isadore Karbel vice-chairman,
Sisterhood Extends Its Religious H.
Not merely a ',amongst
vented a Hebrew playlet. Mr. Leo
the Nationalists is expected during "Strange Interlude," will open at
assisted
by the following commit-
-A guest always
School Work:
Schonbraun, accompanied by Miss
the camp aign.
the new Wilson Theater on Mon-
tee: Mrs. Herman Fisher, Mrs. Jos.
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Evelyn Collier gave violin solos. ' L. Ruby, Mrs. Edith Rosenzweig,
Simultaneous with this an- day, Dec. 31.
nouncement came the statement
This Theater Guild production of El has opened another branch re-' Mrs. M. Weksler, president and the Goldberg, Mrs. Anna Erusall, Mrs.
of Julius Ilevelevsky, member of Eugene O'Neil's most important ligious school. This time it is in league addressed the audience on Mrs. Mendel Rosenzweig, Mrs. I,.
the Senate, that he intends to re- and successful play must begin its the Wayne County Training School, the significance of Chanukah. Men- A . B.
51 Ashinsky, Mrs. May Jact111-
sign from his post because of con- performances at 5:30, and there at Northville. Miss Betty Zino of dames F. Richmond, S. Kelt, L. son, Mrs. Ralph l'aul. Reserva-
FOUR
COACHES
tinuous anti-Semitic agitation are to be no matinee perform- the Detroit public schools holds a! Weingarten were chairmen of the tions were in charge of Mrs. Max
TRIPS
EQUIPPED
war assisted by Ales-
religious school session with the ' affair. They were
against him.
ances.
Schubiner and costumes for the
DAILY
with
I
The first five acts are played be- 18 Jewish children of the institu- dames N. M' auldren, M. Cohen , . children in program were made by
Heists.
11:30 A. M.
.
Shevach,
I.
Margolis, Ch. Brody,
tion
every
Saturday
morning.
Radio
tween 5:30 p. m. and 7:45 p. m.
11:69 A. M.
11. Shugarman.
Mrs.
Silver..
Toilets
!M. Hayman, A. Markson, I.
8:30 P.M.
CEASE CLINICAL WORK From 7:45 to 9 p. m. is the dinner
Card Tables
Pal-
11:30 P.M.
' stein, S. Widre, L. Schlein, E. Pal-
FOR LACK OF CORPSES hour intermission, and from 9 Inform the Rabbi:
Drinking
Rabbi Fram is very desirous of lock, B. Schwartz, E. Kopel, S.
9 GRATIOT
39 MONROE
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G. & B. Decorative Shop.
$6.00
o'clock until shortly after 11
Water
Seat.
being informed wherever there is Munch, E. Smilo, A. Mogulevsky,
Nest to Hudsox's
Corner Farmer
Reserved
Next to Shubert
Careful,
LEMBERG.-(J. T. A.)-Jew- o'clock the remaining four acts
Round
Upon
illness
in
the
congregational
house-'
M.
Finkel,
I.
Lippit,
D.
WaldnianI
Courteous
ish students in the medical college are shown.
The G. & B. Decorative Shop,
Trip
Request
107 MICHIGAN 101 CADILLAC SQ. 1595 WOODWARD
Drivers
Mr. O'Neil hinikielf refers to holds. Insofar as his doubly occu-and M. Busker. Latices and re-! 12226 Dexter boulevard, .t Cort-
of the University of Lemberg will
Opposite Ringers
Comm Barium Hotel
Corner Clifford
Isle new 10.KYICE offers eve y convenience
were served.
land, is an old established, reliable
have to cease work in the clinic this play as two plays compressed pied time will permit this year, he freshments
or the COSIPORT of our alto.. The
The
next
meeting
will
take
place
should like to visit the sick. He
beneath one title.
Sonny South Lines enschee re ' I •
403 MICHIGAN GRAND RIVER W. 400 WOODWARD
for the lack of Jewish corpses.
firm in a new location. It carries
will
appreciate
it
if
you
help
to
Tuesday
evening,
Dec.
18,
at
the
ooht the most modern and wifely son.
In actual playing time, "Strange
New Bldg., Cor. Case
Corner Griswold
The dean of the medical school
Corner Jefferson
Darted coaches In the world Imlay. hood-
new Talmud Torah, Tuxedo and a complete line of wallpaper, paints,
ed, Imam& Licensed and Me dl/y Enilt fur
informed the Jewish students that Interlude" is more than twice as keep him informed.
Holmur. Nomination of officers' etc. It contracts for painting and
one sa rely and protection. Our motto le
long as the usual play. The in-
LANSING STORE
PONTIAC STORE
decorating
of
high
class
style
and
unless
they
secure
12
Jewish
corp-
nrre stmite.
olth ESHER
All members are
es: will take place. .
s h
h tu
i i •
S di
237 3. Washington
Car. Saginaw and Pike
WARES
E K1 11 11 E
ses they will not be permitted to termissions are short. The set- Beth El Col e . of Jew
reasona bl e
urgently requested d to at en.
You are cordially invited to visit!
continue their work in the clinic. sings are so devised that they may
CINCINNATI-
The last board meeting was held
be shifted quickly so that the the class in Jewish ceremonials
of
Studies, at the home of Mrs. I. Smilos, 2102! Don't let our tongue say what
Fare $5.00 One Way, or $9.50
ge J f Jewish
thread of the story suffers no dan• Beth El College
I your head my ay pay for.
I Clements.
gar of being dropped. Another Monday, Dec. 17, 9 to 10 p.
Round Trip.
Chanukah Greetings
reason is that the play's tension The theme of the class session will
pm. Fell Inlermation WM. or Call
must suffer no long break. The be Sabbath ceremonials and their ,
The Only Direct Route
lengthy intermission is so placed meaning for modern people.
that it comes between the two
Please secure a visitor's card in
main parts of the play.
the college office on the second
8:15 a. m.-$15.00---8:30 p. m.
floor.

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of those whose interest in Over 9 o'clock. As a member of the
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taken-and the most successful. night.
Quite aside from the William Far-
num-Florence Reed cast, the offer- School of Religion:
Chanukah parties are being held
ing has been notable for the first
American showing of the Gordon by various classes of the school.
Craig stage effects. The alumni class is planning a!
social affair for the very near fu-.
The first High School dance
"The Crest Shop," Shoe ture.
was a very successful affair and
Store, Opens at Wood-
the Social Affairs Committee is
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Are your children subscribers to
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boulevard. The store is one of of the school year.
Do you know that there is a na-
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Messrs Klayman and Dormer re..! tional Jewish children's magazine
cently took over the shoe depart- full of stories and pictures which
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child's Jewish education. Young
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Zamsky presiding. The bridge-
luncheon was held at the Book-
Cadillac on Wednesday, Dec. 12,
and the committee in charge con- •
sisted of Mesdames Blanche Green.
blatt, Ann Paul, Lillian Newmann
Marie Goulding, Matilda Ilittel-
man, Elsie Ruben, Ethel Fisher,'
Ben Laulsberg• Mesdames Ann
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and Ann Zamsky were on the
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gilts for the inmates of the orphan,
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gifts for the children.
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ettes. Those in need of them should
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delivered.
Mesdames Ann Arta, Minnie
Canvaser, Ilattie Schwartz and
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The Zedakah club gives a hearty
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Fannie Moss and Rebecca King.
The next meeting will be at Mrs.
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Webb, Monday evening.
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Phone Ceder 3022

McLAREN a, ATKINSON SALES

737 So. Maio St, Plymouth
Phone Plymouth 109

State mil Ferris. 'Limed. Park
Phone Atlantic 0540

HAVEL MOTOR SALES

Utica. Phone 04

DON CHAPMAN

4445 Woodward (Convention Hall 1144.)
Phone Glendale 10006

14245 Plymouth Rood
rho.. Hotarth 2370

HAAR-CUTLER MOTOR
SALES, Inc.

16330 Woodward
Arl. 6130

AT*.

AMICK MOTOR SALES, lac

Vs. Dyke Am. (at Davide.)
Phan. Whittier

sns

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