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whether the French producers will
listen to his plea or not. It may
la' said, with certainty, however,
that it is coming to America.

CONCERNING JEWISH PLAYS
Whether the play will be a suc-
cess here is hard to say. Jewish
plays of late have not fared very
well.
There was Jew Suss, which
proved a box office failure. I am
told that Moskowitz who played
the leading role, and who was fi-
nancially interested in the produc-
tion, lost $20,000 of his own funds
in the play.
Mendel, Inc., authorized by Da-
vid Freedman, a comedy, fur some
months proved a failure. Freed-
man waived his royalties and the
actors not only forgot about their
salaries, but also chipped in to help
it along. Lew ('astir, who began
its production, withdrew. •
But the last week has seen a
change for better. The play all of a
sudden began to lock up and make
money. Now several stock compa.
airs have been organized, and the
producers, even indulge the roseate
ht pe that the play will parallel
the experience of "Abie's Irish
Rase; ' which also was a failure at
the beginning but later turned out
to be a phenomenal success. There
is nothing like sticking to it—some-
times.
lee:wish:. 1950, J. T. Al

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PRINGTIME used to mean just another
session of plain, hard work for each member
of the family. The winter's accumulation of
ashes, clinkers, and other furnace refuse had
to be carried out and dumped, while mother
cleaned up the kitchen floor afterwards, and
wished for some form of home-heating that
would stop this dirty, disagreeable task forever.
Now mother can have her wish in a modern,
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healthful home heat known.

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for a thermostat on your wall governs the
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you, and you don't have to pay for fuel until
after you have used it.

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home for many years to come if you install a
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quirements for your home are not heavy. A
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will bring you accurate estimates without charge
or obligation. Get the facts on gas heating far
your home today.

The Vaad flair, the federation
of Orthodox congregations, will
will meet Wednesday evening,
April 30, at Congregation Shaarey
Tephila, Taylor and Twelfth. The
I committee on by-laws will submit
a set of by-laws which it has
adopted. Affiliated congregations
are urged to send their representa-
tives to this meeting.

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who cannot read and is proud of • After weeks of elaborate perpar-
the fact. ati 'ns, everything is 111 readiness .
By profession, he is a newsii, y, for the annual spring frolic to be
and he claims to be the world's given under the auspices of the
greatest. He is a champion boxer Young Perpl•'s :Auxiliary of Binai
and is mentioned in Ripley 's "Be-
lieve it or Not" as the only man
who ever fought 1,031 ring battles.
At i,ne time lie sparred in the
White House with The:,1"re lbws,
veit. In addition, he boasts of be-
ing the homeliest man in the world.
Abe has sold newspapers and
boxed throughout the world, and
has many interesting experiences:,
and his book "ghosted" by a news-
paper scribe is expected t ) have a
fin e d sale.
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GORKI COMING HERE
colleague
My
distinguished
- Professor" Bernard Postal sends
me an interesting item to broad-
cast to the readers Of this column.
Mr. Postal informs me that Max-
im Gorki, famed Russian scribe is
sh dilly coming to these states to'
I interview Mendel Beiliss, of rit-
ual murder charge fame.
Gorki expects to deal with the
Beiliss case in It fictional may in
MISS ANNA SCHANE
one of his forthcoming books, and
is therefore coming here for ma- Moshe in the synagogue ballroom
at Dexter Itouleivard and Lawrence
terial.
Ile Will rind Beiliss—a poor sick avenue. Miss Anna Schane is one
man, who spends his time travel- of the committee in charge of the
. ing from one hospital bed ti an- arrangements. Seymour Simon
will furnish the music for dancing.
other.
Patrons and patronesses for this
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'vent are: Itabbi and Mrs. Moses
DREYFUS DOESN'T WANT
Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ros-
PLAY
Talking about Beiliss, reminds enberg, Mr. and Mrs. Jacia, Gelb-
me of amdher, who went through man, Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Korn-
tortures for being a Jew—Captain field, !Ile (Old Mrs. Adolph Deutsch,
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch,
D reyfus.
I have noted before that shortly M r. and Mrs. Eugene Goldman,
there is to be issued a time dealing Mr. and Mrs. Julius Friedman, Mr.
and Mrs. Bela I). Jacoby, Mr. and
with the Dreyfus case.
Now comes word that the play Mrs. David 'out friend Mr. and
about Dreyfus, which was first pre- Mrs. Ilarry Meer, Mr. and Mrs.
sented recently in Germany is Samuel Gunsborg, Mr. and Mrs.
shortly to be brought to the United Sigmund Gunsberg, Mr. and Mrs.
.lulius Deutelbaum, Reverend and
States.
Captain Dreyfus himself, living Mrs. A. A. Rosenfeld, Dr. and Mrs.
secluded in Paris, I understand, William Steinberger, Mr. anti Mrs.
objected to the presentation of the James Sobel, Mn, and Mrs. Eman-
play in France. "I don't want to uel Bosnian, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
stir up the old memories and the L. Sims, Mr. Armin Hartman, Mrs.
old bitterness," he objected. At Regina Jacoby and Mr. EuLsene P.
this writing, it is uncertain, Sims.

VAAD HAIR MEETS
NEXT WEDNESDAY

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Y. W. H. A. NOTES

Friday Evening Services:

A. C. Lappin will be guest of
honor at the Sabbath services to
he held at the clubhouse, 89 Ro-
wena, April 25 at Si o'clo•k. This
is the final formal Sabbath service
of the season.

Spring Frolic:
Dances will be resumed at Web-
ster Hall on Saturday evening, Ap-
ril 25, when the Spring frolic will
be held with a waltz contest as one
of the special feature's.

Bueiness ■ and Profeesional Girls'
Supper Club:
Miss Dinah Connell , personal
service worker at the Y. W. H. A.,
will talk on "Your Job and You"
at the meeting on Thursday eve-
ning, relay I, at 6 o'clock. :Member-
ship in this club is open to any
business or professional girl. Fur-
ther information may he secured
in the office.

Why Tire Yourself
with Spring Cleaning?

STATE CONFERENCE
OF NATIONAL FUND
IN DETROIT SUNDAY

II,.• employment bureau of
l'''ung IVomen's Ilebrew
, ration, 89 Rowena, during
:,•• past 1110/1th %VHS FO 1/1111 . 1`
illy girls and is now 1171 1111-
faiitor in helping re-
lie unemployment situa-
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ey e-witm..ss of the events that
transpired there hive aroused wide
interest both amongst Jew's 81111
the general world.
Organizations which have thus
who is in
. Mina
far elected delegates include the
, of the bureau, r e ports
Ladies Auxiliary of t le Jewish
olong the girls helped were
National Fund, Junior N itional
-, general odic,'
Fund group, Zionist Distt Li of Ile.
book k eepers,
fruit, Detroit liadassah.• Peale
machine operators,
, .1
Zion, Junior Hu:tussah. Zionist
,
etc.
Youth League, /Are Zion, Zionist
:I le- in Heed of office, store
Revisionists, Nlizrachi brunches of
! 1.,.: , •■ \ help are asked to
Detroit. Congregation Shuarey
)1 „ i . .ttnull at the Y. W.
Zedek, Junior Mizrachi, Congreg I-
\ , Coluinhia 5621, and this
lion Emanuel !tined Zion Congre-
;'1 meat b ureau, which
gallon, Northwestern Women's
livague, Pioneer Women's Organ-
.,1,' no charges for its sere-
W111111.11 ' •
., will make every effort to
ization, Northwestern
League, Pioneer Women's Organ
•, :lie the best titled girls for
ization, Pisgah Lodge of 11'nle'
ee jobs.
'Frith, United Hebrew Schools, I
It is pointed out that MRHY
Sisterhood of Congregation Eniun-
1141103'0. S are uninformed of the
uel,
Young Judaea, Hebrew Ladies'
xistence of this bureau, and an
Social Fund, Ladies' Auxiliary of
„plead is made to employers t
Po
I
11 Israel Congregation, Beth
-operate with the Y. \\'. II. A.
I rod Congregation, Ladies' Auxil-
utry M ishkan Israel, Zeiler Ladies'
.11 , 1 Society, Out fur Fun Club, l'hi '
So Lite Soloing y, Strangers (Club,'
Mu Tau Sorority, Jewish Center
House Council, Menorah Society.
Branch 79 Jewish National Work-
ers ' Alliance, Branch 230 Jewish
National Workers' Alliance, Pales-
Michalesko to Appear in Last tine Loan Association, European
R'umen's
rys :ere
I.,RI11111
Five Performances This
Auxiliary Six-Mile-Read
Ladies
Week-End.
•Center, Eta Beta Zeta Sorority,
Iludassith of Grand Rapids, Mich.,
The Yiddish theater season, at Junior Hada:es:eh of Flint, Mich.,
.it 's l'eople's Yiddish Thea- Jewish National Fund of Ann Ar-
ter Twelfth and Seward, will close bor. Mich., Hatlassah of Bay City,
with live performances this week- Mich., Junior Iludiessah of Grand
end, on Friday evening, Saturday Rapids, Mich., Hadassah of Flint,
and Sunday matinees and eve- Mich., Shaarey Zytlek Congrega-
thin of Bay City, Mich., Delray ,
nings.
Michel Michalesko, the tatted Jewish Center, Pontiac Congrega
singer anel actor, will remain here lion, Hatlassah of Mt. Clemens.
Zionist
Organizat ion,
for the week-end, as guest star, Saginaw
in the melodrama, "All Alone" Benton Harbor Jewish Center, Hoy
("Einar Alein"), especially writ Toy Girls, Hebrew Teachers' Or-
ganization, Senior Group United
tun for him by Samuel Cohen.
This melodrama is featured by Hebrew Schools, Kvutzah Ivrith,
special dances and songs. The en- Congregation Binai Israel, Young
tire cast of Littman's Theater will Israel, Six-Mile Jewish Center,
Achim.
Ahavath
•Congregation
appear in this play with him.
Ilinai Moshe Congregation, Ila-
levy-Bement: branch J ewish Na-
CONCERT IN WINDSOR
Workers' Alliance, North
tional
BY AMCA A SUCCESS Woodward branch European Wel-
fare, Home Relief Society, Con-
Shaar Hashomayim auditorium
gregation Mishkan Israel, Adath
in Windsor was filled to capacity Yeshurun, Jewish Self-Defense
Solidity evening for the concert League, Synagoge Nusah lioari.
of the Amen Orphans Home and Alumni U. II. S., Chi Signia So-
Farm School. Miss Bella Ritton, rority, Maccabean branch Jewish
Mrs. Warren and Mr. Shain of the National Workers Alliance, Blew:
lialevy-Ilazomir Choral Society; Cholera Society Juniors, Avukah,
the Jewish Center Band, under the
Fenkell Fathers' Club, Congrega-
direction of I. Glass, and Orcha
lion Anshe Rumania, Ferkell I.a-
Halprin, noted violinist, partici-
. dies' Loan Association.
pated. About $350 was realized
from the affair, which has the co-
operation of Messrs. Manz and
Kovinsky and Mrs. Glans.
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On Sunday, a conference will
I be held in Toronto, and an effort
will be made to organize a co-op- Club and Temple Beth El, and is a
member of the new Recess Club at
erating group in Canada.
Detroit Jews are urged to en- the Fisher Building,.
ineman, chairman of
henry
roll as members of the Arnett or-
ganization by sending contribu- the campaign, who appointed
Messrs.
Prentis
and Enggass to
tions to 9048 Twelfth street, and
thus aid in keeping up the farm their respective positions, ex-
pressed
great
satisfaction
at their
school and in supporting the or-
phans through their studies in acceptances, and shared their con-
. fidence of the drive's success.
farming.

Iht you dread the
spring house cleaning
season? Then you are
old-fashioned. Modern,
up-to-date women let
Forest Cleaners clean
their rugs. drapes, up-
holstering. slip covers,
curtains, carpets and
furniture. Not only do
they' thus save them-
selves hours of drudgery

but their household articles
completely restored by

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Forest's cleaning methods
and look a thousand times

better than they would if
cleaned any other way.

Fors, for scarfs, for coats repaired,
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YIDDISH THEATER
TO CLOSE SEASON

At Home:
The Wednesday Night Drama
Class will produce Susan Glaspell's
"Suppressed Desires." This pro-
giam will be followed by a social
hour and dancing.

B
The Y staff and the Y Knot an-
nounce a bazaar to be held in the,
clubhouse all day Sunday, May 15,
for the benefit of the members
building fund.

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The Lubawiteher Rebbe

(RABBI JOSEPH ISAAC SCHNEURSOHN)

FAMED SCHOLAR, RABBI AND MARTYR,

Will arrive in Detroit at the Michigan Central depot at 4:15
p. m. Sunday.

All Detroit Jews Should Be ■ et the Depot to Great Hine
Formal reception at 5 p. rn. Sunday at Congregation Eman-
uel, Taylor and Wilson.
lbelibi Schneursohn, during his visit here, will be a guest at
2454 West Euclid.
(Route of parade to and from depot will be found in the
first page story of this issue.)

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At the regular meeting of Beth
El Sisterhood in the temple room
April 9, a resolution of the board to
start a building fund for a new
temple was presented to the group
and unanimously accepted. The
I Sisterhood plans to purchase the
site ns a gift to the gongregation
for the construction of a Lerma-
tient temple.
A discussion was held concerning
the convention of Sisterhoods to
I take place in Detroit early in May
Delegates to he appointed were Mrs.
Joseph Block and Mrs. James Rap-
' Port. The alternate is Mrs. lien
Schlager.

The talk and exhibition given by
Mi ss Mary Brownell, instructor at
the Michigan School for the Deaf,
was intensely interesting. With 11)
children between the ages of S and
12, she demonstrated the teaching
of rhythm, lip reading and sound
vibration.
Following the business session
and program, tea was served to 22.
Hostesses on this occasion were
Mrs. Morris Dreyfus, Mrs. Carl
roan and Mrs. Sigmund Seance
Presiding over the tea urns were!
Mrs. I. II. Gindick and Mrs. Dora
Marks of New York City.

As established in Continent-wide
tests, by 5,000 New Essex Challengers

All motordom saw the unlacing results ot Challenger Week. l'he New
Essex Challenger set outstanding marks in every locality- It climbed
hills seldom attempted by any car. It set new marks for acceleration.
It established economy results never before assocEied with such per-
formance. It made inter-city reliability and endurance runs that take
place with the industry's great marks,

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$2,000 in addition on the outside.
speak for %skit every New Essex can do.
They have instituted a miniature
The really important thing is that equally
' campaign all of their own with a
: publicity bureau and a speakers'
fine marks were made by Es.sex right here
‘Ve continue our invitation to Ride—Ride
committee which are doing splen-
— Ridel Know from personal experience
in this locality. And You ill find the
did work spreading the good
propaganda.
what this brilliant New Essex Challenger
same true no matter what city or com-
"It was delightful to observe
how energetically and convincing-
can do. Thenno lesser car can .satisfy.
munity you visit. For these feats were
ly young Mr. Ruben spoke last
week on behalf of the Allied Cam-
established—not by lust a few hand-picked
For the Coupe -
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paign, before the crowd that came
specially tuned cars—but 5,1100 Essex
to hear the debate between our
Seven other models es stow-
team and the team representing
Challengers in all parts of the country,
the Pittsburgh Y. M. H. A. That
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Detroit,
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spirit of the youngsters is most en-
many of them im ner - driven. Results
choice el no extra cost.
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couraging and heartening to the
men and women of the community
who must bear the major burden.
In a sense that spirit, so cheer-'
fully manifested, carries with it a,
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