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CATERERS-Strictly kosher. En- I FOR SALE-1 have a large due '
gagements, w e d d i n g and' bill with a prominent furniture
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or any standard radio in their
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will take place Tuesday evening.
0 MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class
at a large savings to you. Call March 18, at the Philadelphia-
e e catering for weddings and par-
Mr. Robinson, Cadillac 1043., Byron Hall.
ties. 15850 Linwood. Long- -
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Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich, former pros:.
7352.
FOR RENT - Steam-heated fur-
nished room.
II. Black, 1980 dent of Hadassah, will install th-

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EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

If you arrive in

and some candid friend points out tllat

ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
West Philadelphia, Apt. A-4.
TORS-We do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran- FOR RENT-Room for one or two
people. All modern conveni-
100 Rooms-All Outside ::
teed work. L. Nathanson, 2987
ences. Northwest- section. Pri-
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Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
Highly Recommended-Personal
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vate family. Garfield 0838-51.
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
Service-Home Comforts
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references. Garfield 0753-J.

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Ceremonies

Entire
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Opening:

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Served 0 to 9:30

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EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT
THEATRICAL NIGHT

DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT

Club
Ambassador

246 Edmund Place

at John

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Special Feature Week This Week
Something g&ng on all the time.
Featuring Carolina Hawaiian Trio.

Monday Night Lucky Number Night
Value,) Prizes to Winne.
Tuesday Night Discovery Night
IS Arts of Vaudeville
Wednesday Night Cinderella Night
Shoes and Hose given to the Winners
Thursday Carnival Night
NOI , P Makers .11111 Novelties

Friday Night Bathing Beauty Contest
Pali
Arnhas•ador."
1. ,6115(
Cup to Winner
Saturday and Sunday Night•
I, ac•rs OF VAUDEVILLE

Dance to the strains of The Ans.
hassador Boys. Dancing 9:30 until
. losing. No cover charge. For
■ations, call Clifford 3623.

Adult family.
Conveniently
near car and bus lines. Very

pleasant home for right party.
Garfield 3807-W, at 2223 West

Euclid avenue.

FOR RENT-Modern steam-heat-
ed room for a gentleman, lady
FOR RENT-Two large stores ad-
or couple, or will share flat.
joining Littman's People's Thea-
Kitchen privileges. Small fam-
ter. In very heart of apartment
ily. Rent reasonable. 12056
house district. 100 per cent do-
Dexter
boulevard. Rubin.
cation for millinery, shoes, fur-
MRS. I. ROSENTHAL
rier or almost any type of busi-
FOR RENT-Large sunroom, nice-
ness. Low rental. For informa-
ly furnished, for employed cou- following officers:
Mrs. I. Mar-
tion call Mr. Nagel, Cad. 4810.
ple or one or two gentlemen. golis, president; Mrs. I. Rosenthal,
Meals if preferred. Small fam- first vice-president; Mrs. Charles
EUCLID GARAGE-Expert repair
ily. Rent reasonable. Call Eu- Brody, second vice-president; Mrs.
on all makes of cars. Storage,
clid 7354-W or apply at 2252 Abe Kasle, third vice-president;
washing, greasing at reasonable
Blaine.
Mrs. F. Richmond, fourth vice-
rates. Give us a trial. 1918
president; Mrs. A. N. Markion,
West Euclid. Phone Garfield MUSIC LESSONS-Competent in-
! financial secretary; Silos Lena
structions given on violin, saxo. • Weingarden,
9583.
recording secretary;
phone or trumpet by teacher of
Mrs. Eva Pollack, board secretary;
YOUNG JEWISH WOMAN, famil-
the Juvenile Concert Band. Re-,
Sirs. A. Knoppow, corresponding
iar with any line of selling or
sults guaranteed. Rates reason-
secretary; Mrs. Sant Kalt, treas -
housework, to board with child
able. Edward Lerner. Garfield I urer.
(girl) 9 years old. Call Satur-
4518.
An interesting program has been
day or Sunday, Empire5G72-R,
or after Sunday write Mrs. Reid, ' FOR RENT-Furnished room with , arranged for the occasion, as we II
adult family. Suitable for one as Purim refreshments.
1628 Pallister, Apt. 2. Can give

good references.

will sing a group of songs, accom-
panied by Miss Thelma Gordon at

"DAVE" GARFIELD MADE
HUDSON-ESSEX DEALER. the piano. Zangwill Garber of the

DENTIST - Splendid opportunity
for a young Jewish dentist to
associate himself with a well es-

Grand Cafe

Chinese and American
Restaurant

GRANDWOOD HOTEL

14 West C..rand Avenue

Ropiness Luncheon and Evening
Dinnerserved week days.. Special
Sunday Dinner, $1.00

Longfellow 9821.

PURIM OBSERVANCE
IN HEBREW SCHOOLS

road-Clairmount car line. Rent
reasonable. Call at 9532 Sa-
very, or Garfield 9391-R.

WANTED-Young refined girl to
share nicely furnished 3-room
apartment with three other girls;
light housekeeping privileges.'
Ideal location. Convenient to
street car line and stores. Eu-
clid 7598-W.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room in private family, near
street car and bus line. 3285
Tuxedo, Arlington 8440-R.

FOR RENT-Exceptionally large
room, two windows facing
street, shower bath, elevator
service, for one or two gentle-

men. Inquire 1923 West Euclid,
Apt. 301.

ACCOUNTANT with extensive
public and private experience,

solicits the keeping of small sets
of books. Address P. 0. Box
1486, Detroit, Mich.

DINE-DANCE-
BE ENTERTAINED

Italian and Dorneetle Cuniaine

FROG LEG-CIIICKEN-STEAK
DINNcRs

Featuring

Nag atitt; Watts

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ADDISON HOTEL

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Corn.

LOTTIE KROW

DINE AND DANCE

Call Cadillac 6960
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No Cover Until 9:30

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BARBECUE

Albert Cook. It - Blanche
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S•ti(ficd With It.

15439 Plymouth,
Cor. Greenfield

NO COVER CHARGE

at ear time
Fee Reservatiee•

Call
FAIRMOUNT 5928

Celia Davis, 10214 Delmar avenue.
nounces the re-
removal of his of- Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows:
fires from the
President Edith Cohen; vice-
Campau building
to 607 Fidelity president, lorence Kohn; secre-
tary,
Celia Davis; treasurer, Dor-
Trust building.
"Bernie," as he othy Kroll; National Fund chair-
man,
Rose liodzin.
is known among
Arrangements for the Purim
all his friends
party
were
completed, to be held at
n d associates,
has the distinc-. the home of Blanche Feldman, 528
A. L. Bernstein. Han of being the Leicester court, on Saturday,
largest individual broker of canned March 15.
saner kraut in America. So effec-
tively has he sold and distributed Roses of White and Blue.
this product that his name is
The Rose)) of theWhite and
synonymous with Silver Flom Blue met at the home of Sara
Sauer Kraut. In some quarter, he Weiss, 1139 Clay avenue, March
is known as the Sauer Kraut King. II. The play, "Sardines," Is to
Mr. Bernstein is well known in be given on Tuesday, Starch 25, at
the Jewish community. Ile R4 a the Melbourne Center, 31 Mel-
member of Temple Beth El and bourne, at 7:30 p. m. In addition
various other organizations and is , to the play there will be five acts
active in charitable and communal I and a master of ceremonies, Josiah

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Central Music Co's

New Store

4035 Fenkell Ave.

Liven_ nois

"Detroit's Finest Radio and ilppliance Store"

Featuring the

We Also Reserve Tables

Fairmount 5804

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Charles King and Bessie Lc e,
the stars of "Broadway Meted;,"
are at the Publix-Riviera Thew er
this week in "Chasing Rainbow=,''
their latest all-talking, singing,
dancing sensation. This new film
In honor of Miss Rose Rosenberg of theirs has been done on an elab-
of Detroit, Mrs. Geo. Kahn was orate scale and the picture is
hostess on Saturday night to two aimed right at the heart.
tables of bridge. After the game
delicious refreshments were served
and prizes awarded to Mrs. II. F.
Anthony and Mrs. Wm. Kentz and
the honor guest was presented with
a beautiful gift.

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DANCE TO

tune-Stay on long as Fog
she -Open all eight.

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Once upon a time Frederie
March was the husband of Ruth
Chatterton. Now he is a bachelor
in love with her For anything can
happen in the films. March was'
Miss Chatterton's husband in "The.
Dummy," famous comedy-drama
of nearly a your ago. Ile is her
lover in "Sarah and Son," now be-1
ing shown at the Michigan Theater.' affairs.

Sidney Sherman, who for some-
time has resided in Jackson has re-
turned to Bay City to make his
home with his parents, Mr. and
Sirs. II. L. Sherman.

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ENTER

MADGE CAIGER
MAY DEVINE
JACK VANN

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"Silver Floss

Sauer Kraut," is
Hadar Zion Club.
a household word
The last meeting of the Hadar
amon g Jewish
Zion Club was held at the home of
housewives,
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"Sarah and Son" Coming to
Michigan Theater.

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"Chasing Rainbows" at Pub-
lix-Riviera.

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room for gentleman or lady. All
modern conveniences. 1414
West Euclid avenue, Apt. 6, Em-
Mr. and Mts. Peter ZUCCit who
References ex-
pire 1672-1
have resided in this city for the
changed.
past year, have returned to De-
troit to reside. They will be missed
by the host of friends that they
DYNAMIC ENTERTAINMENT I
made during their short stay here.

MUSIC BOX

Due to the very large number of
reservations, the banquet will be
I held in the B'nui Sloshe Hall, Dex-
ter and Lawrence.
This banquet will officially open
the campaign for Detroit's quota
of $2,500 in the national $50,000
drive to out the girls' farms in Pal-
estine.

• A. L. Bernstein, local represen-
tative of Empire State Pickling
Co. of Phelps, N. Y., whose pProd-

Young
Judaea

Miss Mimi and Mr. Milton
Hirschfield spent the week-end with
friends in Lansing,.

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reasonable. 3239 Richton. Arl- •occupied the same quarters 116 auto-
mobile dealer for the past DI years.
4,
ington 37119-W.

Special Attention to Parties.

SIX MYSTERIOUS
7 MELODIANS 7

The Chalutzos, women's pioneer
organization for Palestine, will

ANNOUNCES REMOVAL
OF HEADQUARTERS

Miss Eva Strauss of Flint, spent
the week-end with friends in this
city.

the Oakland-Pontiac line of auto-
mobiles and has accepted a dealer-
ship from the Aaron lie Roy Motor
Car Company, Michigan distribu-
tors of the Hudson-Essex Motor •
Cars, and will henceforth sell and
service the Hudson Great "6" and
the New Essex Challenger.
Models of these sensational au-
tomobiles are already on display at
Garfield showrooms, 10940 Slack
avenue, which will have its formal
opening on Saturday, March 15.
A novel program has been pre-
pared for Saturday's opening..
There will be entertainment, mu-
sic and suvenit-s will be given to
all in attendance.
Dave Garfield and his staff will
be present at the ceremonies to

Mr. Garfield is popularly known
FOR RENT-Large light, airy
room. Home privileges. Very in the Jewish community, having

Albert's Barbecue
and Dancing

Wyoming, So. of Warren

BANQUET TO HONOR
DR. JURIS SATURDAY

tional Purim pageant, a playlet
and mass singing. A. Ape], head RADIO SERVICE, Ho. 9000
Share.
teacher of the school, arranged the
program.
In the evening there will be a
Purim Seutieh at this school
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Hebrew Schools it carries its own
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financial responsibilities, and the
headquarters render only educa-
tional supervision such as engage-
ment of teachers, preparation of
curricula, classification of children,
and periodic testing of achieve-
ments. Oflicers of the school ary:
Nathan Hoffman, president; NI.
Shane, vice-president; Wm. Par-
num, secretary; A. Moss, treasur-
er; I'. Weisberg, D1. Podolsky, D.
Sobel, II. Wasser, F. Fishaw, A.
Sloskovitz, H. Tamil, members Of
boa rd.
The Six-mile Road School pi)t-
paned the celebration to Sunday,
March 23 at which time will be
staged a Hebrew play, "Getilath
Ha aretz, written by one of the
teachers, Louis Panush, and ar-
ranged and directed by Itiess..rs.
A. Cohen, head teacher of the
school, and II. Stein, chairman of
the board of education of that
school.
On Monday, March 10, at 3 p.
ni. the children of the kindergarten
of the Philadelphia-Byron school
appeared in a playlet before the
members of the Sisterhood of the
Ie
Shaarey Zwick at the Atkin-on
branch. The playlet featuring ',v-
eal songs was prepared and direct-
ed by Mrs. Ziporah Altman, kindcr-
garten teacher and assisted by the
Misses Zelda Rosenthal and Zviyah
Fein.

DAVE GARFIELD

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room, or two adjoining rooms,
with relined adult family. Will I
consider employed couple. Near
Fourteenth bus, Clairmount,
Trumbull and Fourteenth street
cars. 2053 Taylor avenue, Gar-
field 4075-W.

Phone Longfellow 5291

6500

of the General Motors building.

that cherishes as its primary ideal
the preservation of Oillhodox Ju-
daism and the dissemination of
Jewish culture. To finance the con-
duct of its synagogues, to main-
tain its classes in Gentorrah and
Jewish history, to provide for the
expansion of its cultural and edu-
cational activities, the annual dance
th • only serial event which
In most of the branches of the I Young Israel admits the general
United Ilebrew Schools, Purim was public-is sponsored.
celebrahvl Th ursday w, al
To Abraham J. Rosenshine and
the close of the fast of Esther. Two
of the branches have postponed it committee composed of Charles
Gellman, Betty tind Ida Karbel,
their celebrations to a later date.
Max Tonchin Hyman It. Cohen,
ah, Wendell avenue and W. Vernor Max Somberg, and Meyer Cohen
has
been it
responsibility
Highway, an entertainment will be
given Sunday, March 16, at 2 p. m. for arrangements for this dance.
The children will entertain their Tickets may be secured from all
parents and friends with a tradi- members of Young Israel.

TO RENT - Beautiful furnished
room, newly decorated, for one
or two gentlemen. Centrally lo-
cated, one black from Dexter
bus and one block from Joy

We will deliver to your home on
-hurt nese,

CLUB CARO NOME

evening, March 29, in the ballroom

Woodward avenue in Highland nounces that he has relinquished songs and recitations.
Park. Call Longfellow 7530 or

at Woodward

Unexcelled Cuisine
Individual Booths
Pleasing Service

YOUNG ISRAEL ANNUAL
DANCE ON MARCH 29

Zang-Garber Orchestra will play Music will be furnished by the Am- honor Dr. S. Juris, member of the
violin selections, and Sir. and Mrs.
"Dave Garfield, president of the Mischa Bodkin of Littman's Peo- bassador Country Club Orchestra. Palestine labor delegation to this
tablished ethical Jewish physi-
Young Israel is an organization country, at a banquet this Solar-
dun in a very busy section of Garfield Auto Sales, Inc., an- ple's Theater will entertain with
i day evening.

HARRY JACKSON'S

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to Dinner at the

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Dr. John Slawson, executive
or two. 19:12 Taylor, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth. Eu- director of the Jewish Welfare
Federation,
will be the speaker of
Young Israel of Detroit will hold
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the evening. Mrs. David Kallman its fifth annual dance Saturday

FOR RENT-Furnished room for
one or two gentlemen or ladies
in refined home. Call Garfield
9779-J.

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Continuous hot water, shower,
by refined couple. Reasonable.
Grand avenue near Dexter bus
and Fourteenth car. Fairmount
2954-W.

REFINED LADY, employed, de-
sires attractive room in private
family. Call Longfellow 4896.

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FOR RENT-A furnished room.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
steam-heated room for gentle-
man or lady, by young couple
without children. Rent reas,n-
able. 1949 Tuxedo, near Trum-
bull car line. Hemlock 6582-It.
Mrs. Pollack.

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haste for a bright and

early appointment at your breakfast club,

1526 WOODWARD AVE.

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Miss Rose Rosenberg, who for
t he past two weeks was the guest
of relatives in Bay City and Sagi-
naw, returned to her home in De-
troit on Monday.

POLISH PRESIDENT TO GIVE
JEWISH BOY ART EDUCATION

ed much attention, his painting,
"Poland's Resurrection," havirg

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impressed with the work and in-
vited Tschesler, who sold news-
papers to support his mother and
two sisters, to Warsaw to study.

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by ukine yew butcher t• •Itew his cee•
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Complete with set of
matched Majestic tubes,

Joseph Schwartz left on Mon-
day for a short business trip to
New York.

WARSAW.-(J. T. A.)-Presi-
dent Moscicki received the Jewish
newsboy of Pinsk, Nechemia Tsch-
o•-•ler, at the royal palace and prom-
iced to provide an opportunity for
hint to (daily painting at an art
school. Tschesler's talent attract-

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been widely recognized. Recently
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he sent to the Polish president a
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painting depicting Poland's libera- 13824 Linwood
Suruor•i.ed by the Rabbi. of DeT,
tion ■ nd Polish-American friend-
__ ship on the occasion of the Pulaski WE SELL THE FINEST MEATS
celebration. The president was
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