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fi RON ICIT
diniorced each other five years ago .. .
be nonchalant . . . LIGHT A MUHAD.
O
This picture shows those who attended a recent sessi m of the
Synagogue Council of A inerica in New Yuck City. 'rimy are, from
left to right: 1/r. Israel Gold,teiti, secretary; Rabbi Herbert S. Gold-
stein; Ben Anil( inter, treasurer; Rabbi Abraham Burstein; Rabbi
James 11. Pollak, secretary of the board; 1/r. Bernard Dritehman; Mr.
Albert D. Wald, first vice-chairman; Dr. Elias L. Solomon, chairman:
Dr. Samuel Schulman, second vice-chairman; Dr. Isaac Landman;
Mortis Engleman ; Rabbi Alter F. Landesman; Rabbi Alvin Luchs; Dr.
Abram Simon; Dr. Nathan Stern; 1/r. Leo Jung; Dr. David de Sok
Pool.
PARLOR SUITE
for Eli's Bar Mitzvah party there
would be a parlor set, the best in
town, Sarah did not believe him.
A Short Story.
"Where will you take the
4400 Boston Boulevard
money?" she demanded. "Where
-
will you buy the set? I must go
By NINA KAYE
ORDINARY TERMS
along and pick it out."
FOR RENT-Large airy room for
For years the Frenket's parlor
But this Solomon would not per-
Day rate: IOU balls and
one or two gentlemen. Near , stood empty. Guests, the few neigh- mit. To all her questions he made
.$1.00
use of our c tubs
bus and street car line. Garage hors wht ran in tinting the day, no answer except "Don't worry."
optional. 1713 CaPert, Arling- 'core received in the kitchen, midst One night when Solomon MM'
Night Rate: 80 balls and
ton 8443.
the pots and pans, while the three home from his long drive he an-
use of our clubs... . .$1.00
- -
•renkel hogs sprawled at marbles Bounced that the parlor set had
FOR RENT-Airy room with nice
0 P. ta,cnard
itt one corner. On special taensions been selected. To Sarah's hungry
Professional Instruction
small family. Gentleman pre-
1,0, het. 17601
-they were rare-Mrs. Frenkel, inquiries and to Hannah's de-
ferred. Upper flat. East side.
Open All Year
whose hospitably for outbalanced mantis, he replied. "Blue, the set
Phone Arlington 6104-M.
j the meagre Frenkel pocketbook, re- is blue. Cut out velvet." With a
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TO RENT-Large airy room, ceived in the dining room, serving swirl of his stubby forefinger he,
nicely furnished, for couple or tea and her own baked almond attempted to describe the design.
RABBI I. F. REICHERT
Nightly now, Hannah waited up
Home privileges. bread.
two boys.
Often, when the children had for her father. Together, she and
By GEORGE JOEL
Apply Mrs.
reasonable rent.
Rabbi Irving F. Reichert of Tre-
Greenberg, 11819 Dexter, or g.ne to school, after her husband her mother, they plied him with
Solomon hind driven off to the coun- questions about the parlor net. Giants After Another Jewish Ball mont Temple, New York City, has
phone Fairmount 4942-51.
try in his pedler's cart, Sarah F'ren- Solomon was not stingy in his de-
been elected rabbi of Congrega-
Player.
RE.11. BARGAIN-Household fur- kel would steal into the shade- scriptions.
Since Andy Cohen was waived tion Emanuel, San Francisco, one 'Murder Will Out" Comes to
nishings, including grand piano, bawl] parlor and look around the
Even before she saw the set. , art of the big leagues the New of the west's largest Reform Jew-
Adams Theater.
curtains, rugs, gas range, dishes. empty room. It was to her the Sarah bragged about it to Sirs. York Giants have been without a
One of the most unusual mys-
Will sacrifice because I must sign of their failure. Bread they Silverman, whose leather parlor Jusvi,h player. McGraw has always
tery thrillers since "'The Phantom
leave town. R. Levenberg, 618 had. The three boys and Hannah chairs faded to insignificance be- lied a penchant fur Yiddish boys.
of the Opera" COMM, to the Adams
Marston, Empire 9423-1V.
j who was fourteen went to sell ad.. fore the splendors of the new set. Twice he has had Jewish players
349 East Jefferson Ave.
screen with a triangle of stars that
Sarah knew that to her ability as And then, three (lays before the -Nloo Solomon and Cohen-twice
Clifford 3741
are sure to deliver the knockout
FOR RENT-Beautiful airy room It manager these things were due. liar Mitzvah party, the set was de-
the manager of the Giants has
punch in "Murder Will Out."
conveniences. But the empty parlor baffled her. livered!
a
ern
with
nt
o
It are making a great effort to in-
been disappointed. It isn't be-
Small family. Calvert near Dex- It Wan WO gigantic an undertaking
Sarah stood in the doorway, un- cause NIcGraw is so very pro-Se-,
••
■ •• ■• our SPECIAL ITAI,IAN SPA-
10-.1 . 11, which we claim ran not be
ter. Garage if desired. Refer- even to tackle. Her sigh resounded able to direct the moving man, no
mitt(' that he has kept on with his
Ferry Field Theater.
( nces required. Euclid 4005-M. front the barren walls and she bur- overcome was she. Tears formed
quest for a Jewish ball player. Mc-
On Sunday and Monday, George
er eyes and choked her throat.
why not treat yourself sod
rind out, mournfully closing th e in h
Graw realizes that a Jewish player
•.. ml. to • plate of GENUINE
WANTED-Girl to share large
Bancroft
will be featured at the
Mutely she pointed to the empty it a big drawing card in New York
dour.
II II. IAN SPAGIIET•113
bright room in private family.
Ferry Field Theater in the all-
It was not right, she told Solo- Parlor. She could not speak to City.
We are
re sure you will enjoy bring.
Garfield 3523-M.
talking powerful drama, "Ladies
mon, serving hint a reheated meal them and in her confusion she
News now' reaches us that the
friends to Bib. well appoint-
Love Brutes."
PINING 1100M. Conveniently lo-
Giants have taken a long term op-
Modern up-to-dat• on his late return. It was not heard nothing they said.
FOR RENT
Tuesday and Wednesday "The
ti Jefferton near rip;! street.
When they had gone, Sarah was tion on Harry Rosenberg, who is
right.
they,
a
respectable
faintly,
furnished room with three win-
• e re erv•tions ran he made for
Locked thaw" will be the feature,
Suitable for single or should live all in the kitchen and unable to step across the thresh. playing center field for the San
VtE PARTIES.
dows.
and on Thursday and Friday "Cap-
She waited Francisco Missions of the Coast
n
e
t
have
a
parlor
like
their
neigh-
hold
of
the
room.
couple. Shower bath. Rent
tali) W a n II erwell's Expedition
Is. "Oh." she groaned into her until Hannah and the boys came League. Rosenberg is not new to
reasonable. 2223 Ford avenue,
Around the World" will be shown
.
this column as I reported him last
between Fourteenth and La biehand s unheeding ear, if they 1 home from •
with Capt. M'anderwell and his
you'd
arranged
the
furniture,
setting
year, when he left college to play
Salle. Near bus and street car irlidt have such a father,
clew making n personal appear-
first in onecorner an
n',
in
parlor
they
have
like
every..
(;;"
p
pro
hall.
NOW
he is rated the find
lines. Kitchen privileges.
/1MT on the stage at every per-
t
en
souther
until
they
were
final-
it (Iv else in town. Hannah says
of the season out on theroast.
•
formance•
Follow the Ctowd to
OR SALE: Brand new electric Ile Shyers have velours and next ly satisfied. F malty, standing back When he reported to the San Fran-
refrigerator (popular make 1. door the Silverman's gut leather to survey the new set, tears of joy cisco team this season he was given
Ne« r been used. Bought thr• parlor chairs. Only in our house streamed down Sarah's cheeks. little consideration, but before
Foreign Legion Romance.
outfit recently but am movie:' we got to keep closed the front Joining hands with the joyous chil- many games went by he made his
sr• •
now,. and the Foreign Legion
out of the city. .Ain willing to , ,,,,,,,,, ii,,,,m,h is gett i ng a ht-: dren, they danced about the room, presence felt and is at this writing
provide
the colorful background for
sacrifice at a liberal discount • girl and she ain't gat where to en- Sarah and her children.
leading the league with an aver- RABBI IRVING F. REICHERT
the story of "Women Everywhere"
For his liar Mitzvah Eli had to age of more than 400. Dick Kin-
Call Mr. Roberts, Cadillac 1047. tertain her friends "
• usI land sat un- have a new suit, while Sarah, Sole.
ish pulpits. Ile succeeds Dr. Lath, which opened Friday at the Fox.
sella, Giant scout, has recommend-
S i . r ng that t h
husband
FOR TIENT-A nicely furnished moved, solemnly drinking his tea, mon and the others dressed in their ed Rosenberg strongly and it looks I. Newman, recently called to Fill Dorsay, J. Harold Murray and
Temple
Itodeph Shalom, New other stars are featured in the cast.
room for gentleman. Reason
Swali launched on a new attack. poor best. What cared she for as if McGraw will exercise his op-
able rent. Fairmount 5468-51.
' ' clothes? Sarah demanded of her- tion. The price on Rosy is $40,- York.
SPECIAL NOUN
"And slam Eli will be liar hlitz-
•
Rabbi
Reichert
will assume his
guestsi
'
11
0(10, which is small change fur a
I oh. But w . .
UNCHEON
Ttl RENT - Attractive furnisho
new duties July 1. He is a son of
The Cuckoos" at Riviera.
s'e'll only go to the syna- something at her house to admire.
room for one or two gentlemen. . gigue and then when everybody ex- They wOuld come front the syna- good outfielder.
the late Rabbi Isidor Reichert and
Filled with dilirious fun and
You Will LA: Our
petts
to
time
to
our
house
for
a
Conveniently located between
of Mrs. Miriam Reichert. Ile is
j gottue and when they would see the
hilarious
nonsense, "The ruckons,"1
Other Baseball News.
ramous Planation Dinner, $1.50
two car lines and near Four- party, what will you d t? Your new parlor set, that would be
graduate of the University of Cin- wild riot of waggery, opens at Pub-
Andy Cohn, now of Newark, is cinnati and of the 1921 class of the
teenth bus. Inquire 1056 Tay- first son to be Bar Mitzvah, Eli
,
th'
lix Riviera Theater Saturday, for
Special Evening Dinner, $1.00
your oldest boy. And what will you
lor avenue, Empire 0167-R.
Sarah went home ahead of the back in the game and is hitting the Ilehrew Union College.
1 one week. The show brings the
AL DEWEY'S RHYTHM
tell the people? Nit, Solomon Fronk- guests. The fruit and cake has to ball and fielding in old time form.
Rabbi Reichert did graduate talking screen sonwthing entirely
FOR RENT- -Beautiful furnished
does ti t invite them to his house.' In' set out, the wine glasses placed I still can't figure out how all the work at Columbia University and I
BOYS 12 TO 2
new in entertainment.
room for one or two gentlemen. Rine he gives them, yes. A
big league teams let Andy go into became rabbi of Temple Israel in1
on the tattle
l'rivate family. Rent very reas-
schnaaps
the basement of the
li
Jamaica, L. I. Seven years ago he
She ran up the steps quickly, the minors.
1014N R. A 1 BROADWAY
onable. Garage if desired. Sew- synagogue.
Jonah Goldman has not yet got- accepted the Tremont pulpit in the Lon Chaney Talks on Screen
After living twenty lightly, pride and happiness in her
'sat Block loath P•r•mount Th
ard menu, 2015, near Four- sears in town. A fine showing!
gait, and flung open the door. Then ten into the regular lineup for Bronx. lie was born in New York
at State Theater.
teenth. Call Garfield 7321-W.
Solomon dropped a fist heavily sheaused
Qui e tl yshew ithd rty• Cleveland but until his successor April 26, 1895, and was married to
p
Lon Chaney, talking for the first
oi the tab!. e.
11(, re, they w come and closed the door. She had made makes out a great deal better Miss Madeleine Newman in 1920
AUTO SERVICE STATION -
time,
is
now on the State theater
a mistake. In her hurry and con- Jonah will hang around the In- His brother, Rabbi Victor Eman- screen
Downtown location. Established.
in "The Unholy Three."
•Sure," Sarah laughed, "all pile fusion she had entered the wrong dians' dugout.
uel Reichert, is associate rabbi to
One owner five years. Big busi-
Chaney
plays five rides in this
Dr. David Philipson at Rockdale
into the dining room, with only six house. In a town where keys are
ness. Washing by conveyor
Evening Gaiety
thrilling mystery melodrama, and
Chattering..
chairs. Or, maybe, in the kitchen!" used only at night, such a thing
Avenue Temple, Cincinnati.
system.
Brake
service.
Park-
to
show
talkie
fans what he can Its
No Jews playing in the Wimble-
Begins and Ends
"We could get camp chairs."
can happen.
ing. Will take good active man
in spite of the fact that for the
"What! Camp chairs around in
at the
Sarah hastened down the steps don tournament for the world's
for partner or will sell com-
last
two
years
he has scorned to
tennis championship.-Believe it
St. Paul the Jew.
plete. Morrison Auto Service the empty room. Oh, that would be and to the next house. She ran up or not, this column celebrates its
talk, he has five different changes
e
u not in lop house. Not the steps. Flinging open the door,
Station, Park avenue corner 1•
in my house, I tell you."
she was greeted by Mrs. Silver- fourth anniversary this week-52 THE INVINCIBLE JEW. Ity II•rford of voice along with these roles.
Vern or Highway.
Powell, Jr. Itobbs•fderrill Co., Indian.
year is 208
Solomon rose, streched himself man's youngest girl. "Oh, Mn. columns a year for four •
anolis. (32.501.
room for Mid opened his vest. "Every one Erenkel, did my mamma come columns of 1,000 words each, or
FOR RE
"Mamba" at Madison.
208,000
words
about
Jewish
ath-
knows I am a poor man. I always !home with you from the spt-
lady
Herron] Powel, Jr., novelist,
lady or gentleman. Home privi
If the avalanche of back stage
letes-just imagine having to read
leges with nice family. 2661 was a poor man. From me they gigue? It the party started yet?"
editor and liberal • has written a
and
night club dramas that came
them
at
one
sitting.
•
viol
not
expect
such
a
fine
parlor.
Mrs. Silverman's house. Then
biography of l'aul of Tarsus en-
Richton, near I.inwood.
icontrishi. 1,10, J. T. A
in with the talkies has somewhat
Wh 0 needs a parlor anyway?'
the other-no it could not be hers.
titled "The Invincible Jew." It is
dulled
•
t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
Sarah slammed out of the rtmot.
Sarah ran back, threw open the
written in a style which is vivid,
be of good cheer, for here is
two gentlemen or couple, by "Don't talk to me." Don't talk to door. Yet, it was her house, New Low Priced Willy's- provocative and different. In Mr.
"Mamba"
to
prove
that
pictures
adult family. 2014 Blaine, Apt ' me. Tin such a father I will not Through the open door she could
Knight Car Introduced.
Powers treatment of the life of
21. Euclid 2::20.
talk." see the dining room, the glistening
Paul, who w•as nt once a Hebrew can talk and still have a wealth of
VERNIER ROAD
Though he pretended to Sarah white cloth ready for the feast.
Featuring a newly designed and a citizen of Rome, the parallel dramatic tensity and a tremendous
Between Mack and E. Jefferson
Telephone Service Extended that he did not care, the matter But the parlor-barren, except for Knight sleeve-valve engine of ex- question of the Jew in America is scope in outdoor action. They can
GROSSE POINTE
troubled him. After all, she was the curtains she had hemmed and ceptional performance, luxurious raised. The author's view on the still have a scenic splendor and in-
To Sweden.
ri S.
and roomy bodies, modern Imes of subject is expressed in a quotation spire
right. Never, not in all the years hung. Empty!
presenting
Nlichigan telephone users will be
Sarah passed her hands over her beauty and smooth riding qualities, from the late Louis Marshall! "In
that he had been driving the cart
able Monday for the first time, to
about the countryside, had he had eyes. She had been dreaming. For the Willys-Overland Company in- this country, where there is a sep-
Gary
Cooper
at Michigan.
talk directly to points within the
an extra dollar. Always, it was three (lays she had been dreaming troduces the new Willys-Knight arate church and state, where free-
Gary Cooper has a fine role in
and his
Arctic circle, when transatlantic
just enough for the family's needs that she had a parlor set. A blue "87" model. This new car, which dom of conscience is guaranteed "The Stan from Wyoming" the war
telephone service will be extended
CUB .EMBASMORCIESTRA
is listed in the price range from by state and federal constitutions, film at the Michigan Theater. Ile
and to replenish his stock. In his velvet parlor set.
include all telephones in Swe-
No, she had touched its deep $975 to $1,256, has never been where we are all one people, to plays a Captain of engineres over-
. . . Sweet, sal-thing
.1.1., approximately 515,000. Here- easy going way, Solomon Frenkel
I bad been satisfied. The years had pile, she dusted it already, she exceeded in size or beauty by any designate a political club as He- seas, with June Collyer as his lead-
rhythm . . . glorified
tofore overseas service to Sweden
folded one into the other, winter and the children had shifted it low priced Willys-Knight.
bre•, Catholic, Gorman, Irish or ing woman. I'at Rooney heads the
jazz . music that's
had been limited to the three cities
All "87" models have an overall Italian is evidence of shockingly Publix stage show, which front all
came and the roads were bad, the about the room. Thieves! Thieves
danced to, talked of
tf StO•khOIM, Gothenburg and Niel- farmers had no money. Spring and had stolen the precious set. She length of 159 inches except the
had taste and a lack of apprecia- indications is one of the twat of the
and never forgotten.
mo. Bell System radio telephone
' summer came and the farmers staggered out to the porch to call de luxe sedan, which has an over- tion of what American stands for." season. Eduard Werner's Michi-
service now connects with an area
A Manhattan Revue
all length of 16164 inches. In ad- The book is a biography of St. gan Symphony Orchestra has a
worked in theficld.c and had no for help.
extending from within the Arctic
11,30.10,30.12:00.2:00
Sirs. Silverman's youngest was dition to the de luxe sedan, the l'aul but it is also more. It is the timely selection.
!money. Autumn came and the far-
circle in Europe to nearly the for-
Table d'Hote Dinner
Oh, Mrs. Fren- body models include coach, couple, most acute challenge to ignorant
nwrs, rich from the harvest, went watching her.
Served Sc
tieth parallel of south latitude in
. 'Till to at $2.50
to town and spent their money in kel," she called. "Some furniture standard sedan, roadster and tour- prejudice that has appeared in DR. WISE HONORED BY
Roadhouse Cuis.ne
South America, and included al-
the stores. In season and out Solo- men were here. They said you had ing.
years. Except that it smacks of
most the whole of western Europe.
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
No Cover Charge
mon Frenkel got the worst of it. If a set on approval and they took it
missionary effort, it promises to
all telephones in Argentina, 10 cit-
for Dinner Patrons
He who has drunk his fill soon attract the Jewish reader.
there had only been sufficient mane' away."
ies
in
('hili,
and
Montevidio,
Ur-
(Copyright.
1930.
J.
T.
Al
SYRACUSE, N. Y•-(•.'r•
Rmervat.on. Niagara 0060
' turns his back on the fountain.
at oar time or another so that he
•• ■
,,,,biee
.
Tyrant
kings make teacherous
Make a bridge of silver far ■ -Rabbi Stephen S. Wise was
could sell the horse and cart and
among the eight church leaders
. flying enemy.
set hmiself up in a store-Sarah
THE CHOSEN
------ who received honorary degrees
would not have to cry for her par-
from the Syracuse University in
lor set. Ile'd huy her two!
conjunction with the dedication of
By Don C.
Thus Solomon mused as he drove
the $600,000 memorial chapel erod-
his meandering more along the
ed as a gift of the late Senator
hi!ly roads. Hannah was growing WE are the Race of Races,
Francis Hendricks.
Here since the world began;
',I, Soon she would bring a young
-
In bestowing the degree, Chan-
are
the
Lord's
own
chosen
wan to the house. That was good. We
cellor Charles F. Flint said of Rab-
To bear this Word to man.
Ile was proud of Hannah. Fine
Grand River sad 7-Mile Road
bi Wise: "Founder and Rabbi of
Kiri. In high school. too. But Eli
a great Jewish synagogue. Ever
--At the thought of his curly hair- We have slaved on the sands o
11100.1kMil.IKOMNILIMYXMlie
in the forefront of movements for
Egypt
. 1 son, Solomon's very suspenders
• trained across his expanding chest.
Mounding the bricks without
your own racial and religious ex-
straw,
!'''en Eli would be Bar Mitzvah.
pression and achievement. ever in
the forefront of movements for a
Sarah was right, something Bearing Pharoah's burdens
Yet gaining from God Ili, law.
must be done-and quick!
better social order . for all of nil
Solomon counted over his wares.
races and religions, as an influen-
Though he did not know the price We have bowed to the might of
tial fellow-religionist and as an
legions
of parlor suites, he did know the
outstanding fellow-American cit-
total of his worldly it0Olk
And lent to the lash of Rome.
izen." •
Even
if he could convert it all into a AVe have lived the longest of peo-
ples
plush set for Sarah, where would
ARTHUR SALMONSOHN DIES
WHERE YOUTHFUL SPIRITS
Yet never have had a home.
they make a living from?
FROLIC
As the time for Eli's Bar Stitz-
IlF.RLIN.-(.1. T. A.)-Arthur
GERAI,I) MARKS'
vah drew near, Sarah grew more We have borne the loads of na-
Salmonsohn, 72, founder of the
C./snni• Recording Or-che•r.
tions.
insistent. Eli spent hours at the
Discont Gesellschaft, died here
SUPPER DANCING LSO until
' Hebrew school and when he was
Though never a tribe or elan.
June 17. Recently, together with
h o me he went about the house a Re are the Lord's own chosen
DINNER DANCING 11103 ova I
Oscar Wasserman he amalgamat-
Chef.
faraway
look
in
his
eyes.
There
Ti bear His Word to man.
The Jewish National and University Library, considered to be the ed the Discont Gesellschaft with the
' (No Couvert During Dinner/
was so much for lum to remember.
finest structure of its kind in the Near East, was formally dedi- Deutsche Bank creating the larg-
ORCHESTRA
HAROEDA.SAGE. - Nmeamr
Instinctively, Sarah knew that only
When only foolish reasons ran he rated by Sir John Robert Chancellor, High Commissioner for Pales- est European banking enterprise.
DANCING
through Solomon's pride would she found, he argues best who utters tine. Visitors in Palestine for the Passover season will be present at
Salmonsohn started his banking
be able to stir him to action.
not a sound. the Mein festival in the Untermyer Open Air Theater which will
Phone Redford 0002 for
career as a poor clerk. He was
Yet, when her husband came to
Resereatieo.
follow the dedication. The library houses • quarter of a million vol- known an one of the leading econo-
her , telling her not to worry, that ,
God aids him who changes.
umes, with room for as many more.
mists of Europe.
WIDOWER, alone, 55 years of
age. would like to meet widow
of 45 or 50. Object, matrimony.
Write Box 875, Detroit Jewish.
Chronicle.
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PODLISZEVSKY, PRESIDENT
POLISH HIAS, DIES AT 68
WARSAW.-(J. T. A.)- Abra-
ham Podliszevsky, president of the
Hebrew :sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Society of Poland, died here
at the age of 68. One of the pia
neer Zionists of Poland he has al-
ways been active in Jewish com-
munal endeavors but he has given
moat of his time to the Immigrant
Aid Society. Before the War he
was a wealthy textile manufacturer
but in recent years the post-war
economic depression and the vari-
ous discriminations to which the
Jews were subjected left him In
poor circumstances.
Publix Vaudeville
DANCE!
family
Eafbhi (NIP
!Mont
50c
SCREEN
JACK MULHALL, LILA LEE and
NOAH BEERY
All Talking in
Murder Will Out
ON THE STAGE
LITTLE NEMO
The World's Smallest Performing
Elephant
Hess & Schulte Revue
Lane & Harper
LAYPO LEE
BROADWAY PIRATES
When Day Is Done
Embassy
Club
Irwin Rubenstein
1
A.)
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IVOLFFSOHN MEMORIAL LIBRARY, HEBREW
UNIVERSITY, DEDICATED ON APRIL 15
INN
13,AILIDON
LLCM
tiorut
TOILER
ulcer
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FAMILY
DINNERS
51.50
CHICKEN
DUCK, FISH
Served in Family Style
for the Family
Harley Hartwick
FERRY FIELD
THEA7RE
GRAND RIVER AVE.
at West Grand Boulevard
10 naite Northwestern Hi•h
SUNDAY & MONDAY JULY 1-7
GEORGE BANCROFT is
LADIES LOVE
BRUTES
Also showing funny Harry Lang•
don talking Comedy, "Head Guy .
Continuous 2 to II n. wt.. Sunday
TUE.', and WED., JULY 11.41
"The Locked Door"
with ROD LA ROCQUE and
WILLIAM BOYD
Coming Thursday and Friday -
"Taut.
Wandernall's Expeslitio.
Around the World."
POHL'S
KOSHER RESTAURANT
Try Our Home•Lika Meal.
8832 TWELFTH STREET
The sera* inimitable Pohl Cuisine will
prevail
The
GRAND
RIVER
and
W. Chicago
Auto W ash
Co.
Offer.
A Real Auto Wash for
95c
Alemiting
Greasing
Vacuuming,
and
5411 W. Chicago Blvd.
at Grand River
DINE AND DANCE
HUNTINGTON INN
Woodward at Elevelt•Milo