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B'NAI MOSHE SOCIETY
CONCERT ON SEPT. 22
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POALE ZION TO START
sag eitgNap — ._ CHALUTM
ZI MOVEMENT
'the founders and a trustee of the I conveyed to its government, the Re-
Jewish Communists
National Jewish Hospital for Con- public of Poland, thanking the Po-
Beaten at Meeting sumptives, located at Denver, has lish Consul in Jerusalem for as-
been invited to attend the opening instance given the suiTerers during
The eighth cony !titian of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Levy re-
Detroit Jewish Communists, in- of the Heineman Building for Tu- the riots.
turned on Saturday front an ex- Young I'oale Zion of the U. S. ark' cited by their New York organ, the berculosis children, which is an ad-
held in Washington, 0. C.,
tended stay at Charlevoix. They
30 to Sept. 2, decided Freiheit, to hold meeting to attack ditional unit of the National Jew-
were accompanied here by their from
Zionists
the British govern- ish Hospital, a detailed account of
children, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bern- to issue a call to the Jewish youth ment, and and
to exonerate the Arabs which Was recently described in the
of America to organize themselves
eteine of Detroit.
in a Chalutzim organization and go in the present outrages in Pales- columns of The Chronicle.
tine, set out to hold open air mea-
In honor of Cher twentieth wed- to Palestine to take part in the all- 1 ings.
ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. building of the land. The conven-
They did not figure, however, on Wagner Electric Co. Carries
to the
trh ip ee cf fi , , n
Max Kahn were very agreeably ! ttion
that the wrath of local
Jews who are
Atwater Kent
thees tab-
RCA
surprised by their friends last he tour w
already
enraged against the scan-
Sunday. The evening was spent at lishment of such a movement. If
action of Jews gloating over
Radios,
FRATERNITY HONORS bridge, after which a buffet lunch- the upbuilding of Palestine is to dalous
the
fate
of
their
own peu i ,le. Si,
mean anything to American Jew-
SAMUEL X. GAYLORD' eon was served.
WOODWARD AT KENILWORTH
One of the most popular radio
ish youth they will have to go there when they gathered at 1% estinin.
ster and Goodwin to stage their at- dealers in the northwest section is
Mr. I.. 13. Harrison, chairman of thems•haor.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 14
tack,
and
when
a
speaker
declared
the
Wagner
Electric
Co.,
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In appreciation of his contribu- i i the Palestine Relief Fund, has
A large group of those present
"CHINA BOUND"
lion to the Jewish youth of this already raised $450. The Hades- at the convention immediately reg- that "Jewish blood is oiling the !Linwood avenue.
With Karl Dann and Cm K. Arthur
Originally starting in business as
Also Ali-Talking "Ce!Weans" in
city, the Alpha mega Fraternity sah has turned in $50, and an
Istered as ( halutzim. The branch- wheels of the international revolu-
Sporting Courage.
(Barrister chapter) will honor vidual drive, with Mrs. l'hil Koff- es of the Young Poole Zion all over tion," a Hot ensued, and the Com. electrical contractors and carrying
Samuel X. Gaylord with an honor- man as chairman, is now under the country are now working to munists are now suffering the bis- a complete line of electrical sup-
SUNDAY, MONDAY, SEPT. 111-111
tror end of the struggle.
plies, the Wagner Electric Co. has
A 100 1 1. Talking Picture
ary membership to be tendered way.
organize Chalutzini groups in their
There Was one arrest, but the added new lines and now carries
MAURICE CHEVALIER
hint at a luncheon in the Book
cities. Immediate steps are being
red-banded Jewish traitors were the General Electric Irides% Re-
in "INNOCENTS OF PARIS"
Cadillac Hotel, Sunday, Sept. 15.
In honor of their twentieth wed- taken by the Central Committee of given a le1, 8011.
America's Newest Thrill
frigerator,
:t
nd
several
popular
Outstanding among its various! ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. the Young Pottle Zion to enable
snakes of radio, including RCA and
•social affairs which the fraternity Dan Danciger of Saginaw enter- groups of Chalutzim to leave soon.
TUES., WED. SEPT. 17.111
Atwater
Kent.
An All-Talking Picture
Organize
Ladies'
Group
for
will present this season will be the tained their immediate family at Plans for the training and organ-
season's inaugural dance to be dinner last Sunday evening at the 'zing of Chalutzili in a permanent
"DIVORCE MADE EASY"
Mirrer Yeshivah.
With
Douglas MacLean and
held in the Crystal ballroom of the Euclid Golf and Country Club.
"Chalutz" organization are also be-
Marl• P
Book Cadillac Hotel Sunday, Sept.
Rabbi S. Greneman of Wilna, Laud Poland for Sympathy
ing worked out. All those inter-
-
Alois All-Talking Comedy
to Palestine Jews.
29. Bob Cruzet's Cotton Club Or-
Funeral services were held ested in the Chalutzim movement here in the interests of the Mirrer
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 1940
chestra will furnish the dance ' Thursday afternoon for Robert are required to communicate with Yeshivah, announces that a ladies'
All-Talking—SIngIns
music.
At the last executive meeting of
Biller, pioneer resident of Bay the C. C. Young Porde Zion, 32 auxiliary has been organized to co-
FANNIE BRICE
operate in efforts for the famous the Federation of Polk') Jews in
City, who died Wednesday at Union Square, N. Y. City.
America, at their headquarters, 32
Mercy Hospital after a lingering
in "MY MAN"
Jewish theological school.
E. A. MARTIN SEEKS
Union
Square,
New
York,
res-
See and Hear Fanny Brke sing the
The services were held at
A group of women will meet at
CITY CLERK OFFICE illness.
that have made her world la-
the Biller residence, 520 North
the home of Mrs. Ira Copeland, 21 olutions were unanimously adopted songs
mous.
Farragut street, and burial was in
Colorado, this Monday evening, to be sent to the Legation of Po-
Also Vitaphone Art,
Edward A. Martin opened his Chevra Kadishe Cemetery. Mr.
The time and place of the 1929- Sept. 16, for the purpose of arous- land in Washington, D. C., to be'
campaign against City Clerk Rich- Biller was 76 years of age and 30 season's opening meeting of the ing interest in the cause. Among
ard Reading Saturday with the was born in Russia. He came to,n9rthwestern branch will be an- those interested are the Mesdames
declaration that he will make a Bay City. 50 years ago. ;4Sounced next week.
Hershman, Rosenthal, Schnitz
full revelation of Reading's con-
Surviving are three daughters,'' All arrangements have been; Keidan, I.eit, Ehrlich, Fishman,
nection with an alleged "land Mrs. Thomas E. Miller, Mrs. L. completed for the dance at the ()allow, Blumenthal, Sosensky,
grab" on Meyers oad three years B. Jackson and Miss Minnie Biller, Stotler Hotel on Feb. 9. Mrs. J. Shevitz, Dushkin and others.
ago.
all of Bay City, and five sons;Kavanau is in charge.
Among the duties of this group
Mr. Martin is a brother of the Charles S. of Croswell, Mich., Max
Payment of dues may be made is to organize members whose dues
late Joseph A. Martin, former act- of Chicago, Monty of Detroit, and to Mrs. M. P. Fisher, 236 Tuxedo should help finance the instruction
MONROE AT THE CAMPUS
ing mayor. His statement follows: Thomas C. and Benjamin A. of this avenue, Longfellow 7079.
of the 428 students now at the
OPENS SUNDAY, SEPT. 15
Each year the taxpayers con- city.
Yeshivah.
I're•oo.ling the beet In talking features and comedies
tribute vast sums to the election
Temple Theater Opens Sun-
commission for advertising pur-
"Daddy" Freund at Opening
day With Talkies.
poses to encourage citizens to reg-
of Heineman Building
ister and vote; and, then we find
With Patsy Ruth Miller and Jack Mulhall
The Temple Theater, Monroe at
that in response to that appeal in-
in Denver.
A Spiry Corned), Full of laughter
the Campus, announces its open-
sufficient room and arrogant clerks,1
Prices—Daily from 9 a. en. to neon, 20 cents. After 12 noon to
who under the direction of the I
ing on Sunday, Sept 15, with the
Dr. Victor Droock and Adolph
closing, 26 cents. Sundays and Holidays, all day 26 cents. Chil-
present city clerk, act as though!
best talking pictures and comedies. Fecund went to Denver, Colo., on
dren 10 cents all lima.
the franchise right belongs to them
"Twin Beds," with Patsy Itulh nn outing a bout
Continuous Daily from 9 A. M. to Midnight.
.
lather than the citizen.
The TEMPLE THEATER has installed the finest RCA PHOTO-
'Caprice" Opens New Sea- Miller and Jack Mulhall, will be While the former has returned to
PHONE Talking equipment.
"In the conduct of my campaign, 1
the opening feature. Popular the city, the latter will remain in
son at Wilson Theater.
111E 1111:ATER FOR THE FAMILY
I intend also to be constructive.
prices will be in vogue.
Denver for an indefinite time and
The new season at the Wilson
I believe in, and , if elected, will
The
r
at er has install- incidentally take part in the deli
inaugurate a method whereby the. , Theater officially opens on Monday ed the finest RCA photrphone talk- cation of the Denver 11'nai Writh
costs of registering citizens of our night Sept. 16, when the Theater ing equipment and again resumes Center and the initiation of over
city will be greatly reduced and ;Guild of New York offers its first its position as the theater for Hi, 150 candidates into the lodge, in
electors will he able to register production of the first Guild sea- family.
honor of Alfred M. Cohen, presi-
themselves in their immediate son in Detroit. This premiere is
dent of the order, who will be pres-
neighborhood, in their precinct " Caprice," a comedy which was an Al Jolson at Adams in "Say ent at the festivities.
stations, by policemen and officers outstanding success in New York
"Daddy" Freund, who is one of
It With Songs."
8210 TWELFTH STREET
who will be able to check the poll and has just returned from Lon - I
Phones Office—Empire 3472
Ban Office—Empire 345$
lists every day without making it don, where it repeated its Broad- i The long awaited triumph is
way
triumph.
The
play
comes
to
necessary to detail immediately be-
here! Al Jolson in his latest all-
fore the election hundreds of po- Detroit for a limited engagement talking all-singing masterpiece,
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 13,
lice officers who are needed to pro. of one week. Sil-Vara is the au- "Say It With Songs," is at the.
hat lives and property in the City thor, while Philip Moeller adapted Adams Theater apparently set to !
SATURDAY
and SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 and 15
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ADAMS#
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an
dstaged
the
American
version
41
n?
• break his previous record of 15!
of Detroit, to annoy at all hours of
the night reputable and law-abid- Aline Bernstein designed the set - weeks, established with "The Sing- !
ting.
Chair. the Blue. Away'
ing citizens. I believe it is possible
ing Fool." Davie Lee —"Sonny!
SECOND WEEK
IT'S LA11(111 WEEKI
The original cast, as played in Boy"—is with him this time as
by this method, to reduce by 30 per
Mack Sonnet's First All-
cent the costs of conducting the New York and London, will corn e "Little l'al, and sweet little "
Talking
Feature
Comedy.
election commission office and will t o D etroit, th e players being AI - Marian Nixon is his new leading
"MIDNIGHT
insure an honest registration, and fred Lunt, Lynn Fontanne, Lit y lady,
will at the same time create a bet- ('ahill, Douglass Montgomery, Ge •
"DADDIES
ter feeling and spirit between the neva Harrison, Caroline Newcomb Guild Players' Opening Per-'
Andy Clyde, Arthur Crib-
b/on, Alm• Bennett
citizen and the police department." and Leonard Loan. Mr. Lunt an d
formance
Sept.
27.
, Miss Fontanne will be remem
and Other.
A MAIN STREET GENT
bored for their performances i n
Due
the extensive remodeling
CRASHES BROADWAY—
Shaarey Zedek Office Moved "The Guardsman" and "Arms am of the to
auditorium in their new
AND H l k,
the man."
to Branch.
building at 91 East Kirby avenue,
Talk, on the
New Living Screen
A Portrayal of Family Life
the Detroit Guild Players have-
Lloyd Hamilton
Congregation Shaarey Zedek "Midnight Daddies" at Ori . postponed the opening date of their
Special music arranged by our director, S. Solomon.
in "HIS BABY DAZE"
moved its offices from the syna-
opening
performance
to
Friday,
Other Novelties in Sound
ental Theater.
gogue at Willis and Brush to the
I Sept. 27. On this occasion, the fol- '
and Color
Combining the best comedy tal - I lowing one-act plays will be pre-
TICKETS
branch at 9125 Twelfth street, cor-
Sal
Evening: $1.75, $125, $1, 750, 10c.
—
Matinee: $1.25, St, The, 60e.
ant
in
Hollywood,
scores
of
'valid
11: 0 It:
IlNite
ner Atkinson. Telephone Garfield
- sented, Witter Binner's "Tiger,"
fully
dressed
girls,
lavish
Broad
1728.
Benefits and tickets for PM' ietles ran he arrenged directly with our
- Susan Glaspetl's "Woman's Hon.
way settings, snappy music and or" and Edward Smith's "Release."
Manager. A. LITTMAN.
ultra-clever dialogue, Mack Sen
Checker Cabs. Empire 7000 net, the master comedy direction ,
has produced "Midnight Daddies,
the peer 1,:f all-talking f tun. com -
edies. "Midnight Daddies"
edies.
makes
a•
ok
its Screen debut in Detroit, at the
Oriental Theater, next Friday, as
the feature photoplay attraction of
an all-cimedy, all-talkink pro- ..
gram.
Supplementing the feature pro.
toplay at the Oriental next week,
will be several short subjects, both
all-talking and all-color including
Gus Edwards Revue in Technicol-
or, Lloyd Hamilton in an all-talk-
ing comedy, "His Baby Daze," a
Musical Revue featuring George
Givot, Aesop's Fables and Pathe
News.
United States Senator A. H.
Vandenberg on Monday pre-
sented to the United States Sen-
ate the resolution adopted by
Detroit Jews in protest against
the outrages in Palestine. These
resolutions were referred to the
Committee on Foreign Rela-
tions of the U. S. Senate.
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KUNSKY
AL `,',AMBRA
THEATER
Cadillac 1660 '
PM Cratlot
Presents Protest Resolu-
tion to Senate.
PAFE NINE
HENRY SIEGEL
tivities on Sept 22.
The banquet
hall of the synagogue, Dexter
boulevard at Lawrence avenue,
will be the scene of a concert fea-
turing Henry Siegel, distinguished
pupil of the Curtiss Institute of
Music to Philadelphia, in an all
classic program. He will be ac-
companied by Mrs. A. K. F'orbal
who will also offer several ballads.
Mrs. Forbal is a talented mezzo
soprano.
During the past summer, Mr.
Siegal, accompanied by Mrs. For-
bal, gave several concerts which
earned the recognition of !oval mu-
sic critics. They were also heard
over the radio under auspices of
the 13'nai I3'rith.
Music for dance following the
program will be furnished by Bob
('ruzett's Orchestra.
MAZER NOMINATED
FOR A. A. A. U. OFFICE
Jacob Mazer, in his day one of
the outstanding basketball players
in America, has been nominated
for the presidency of the Michigan
A. A. U. Mazer has been named
to succeed Charles II. Brennan.
The annual meeting of the A.
A. U. will be held at the Cadillac
Athletic Club on Friday, Sept. 27.
Besides the office of president, the
convention will elect four vice-
presidents, a secretary, a treas-
urer, five representatives to the
National Board of Governors, five
alternates to the same board, a
registration committee of five
members and a nominating com-
mittee of five.
Transatlantic Phone Service
Put on 24-Hour Basis.
Transatlantic telephone service
was put on a 24-hour basis begin-
sing Sept. 10. This was done to
meet the requirements of a con-
stantly increasing demand. For
the past year the daily service per-
iod has been from 6:30 a. m. to
10 p. m., New York time.
This entaigement of the service
has been facilitated by the recent
opening of the short wave radio
transmitting center of the Amer-
ican Telephone & Telegraph com-
pany at Lawrenceville, N. J. Two
short wave transmitters are now
in operation there, providing, with
the original long wave circuit, a
total of three radio telephone chan-
nels across the Atlantic.
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1 certain chemical under high pressure, thus causing the small
particles of coal (dust) to cling to the large pieces or form
themselves into a mass large enough and heavy enough to
withstand the action of the air without blowing about in the
form of dust.
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Coal or coke properly treated will permit handling without
loss. It can be placed in your coal bin without the small
particles sifting through the cracks of the bin and being
carried to all parts of the home.
This chemical treatment does not reduce the amount of fuel
you receive nor does it affect the burning quality in the least.
It is the same quality of fuel you have received from us in the
put, now made dustless. You may have dustless coal delivered
even on wash-day without inconvenience.
You will learn that Dustless Coal saves cleaning the walls,
curtains, and furnishings after your season fuel requirements
have been delivered.
Our trucks and wagons are operated by courteous and intel-
ligent men. They will not cut up your lawn or injure your
property in any way. We extend the same consideration we
would expect.
There is no extra charge for dustless coal.
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"Thunderbolt" and Keith-
Orpheum Acts at Holly-
wood Theater.
For its program beginning Sun-
day, Sept. 15, the Hollywood Thea-
ter offers on the screen George
Bankroft in his sensational all-
talking comedy melodrama, "Thun-
derbolt," as well as a strong array
of stage features, featuring Radio-
Keith-Orpheum circuit acts. The
Sunnybrook Orchestra, led by
Sammy Dibert, will play new num-
bers and will furnish accompani-
ment for all the acts on the stage.
Best Talkies at Alhambra
This Week.
"China Bound" is the all-talkie
feature at the Alhambra this Sat-
urday, Sept. 14. On Sunday and
Monday, Maurice Chevalier will
star in "Innocents in Paris." On
Tuesday and Wednesday the fea-
ture talkie will be "Divorce Made
Easy," with Douglas MacLean and
Marie Prevost in starring roles. On
Thursday and Friday, Sept. 19 and
20, Fannie Brice will be featured
in "My Man."
"Hard to Get" Comes to the
Madison Theater.
Yielding to an insistent popular
demand from thousands who were
unable to get seats at the Fisher
Theater when "Hard To Get" the
all-talking and sinking screen ver-
sion of Edna Ferber's noted ro-
mance, played there recently, the
management of the Kunsky Thea-
ters has booked this Jack Oakie-
D orothy Machin vehicle into the
Madison Theater.
"Three Live Ghosts" Still at
United Artists.
Robert Montgomery, the roman-
tic leading man in "Three Live
Ghosts," at United Artists Theater
is one of the youngest leading men
of the New York stage and by the
same token, also of the talking,
pictures.
Jane Cowl's Last Week in
"Jenny" at Cau.
The enthusiastic reception ac-
corded Jane Cowl in "Jenny" at'
the Casa Theater is a tribute both
to the star and to the brilliant (kr.,
ing of her new play by Margaret
Ayer Barnes and Edward Sheldon.;
Next week concludes the engage.'
is scheduled • fortnight hence.
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