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"A Bridegroom Wanted" Re-
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"A Bridegroom Wanted," by MRS. J. SHERLINE-First•class , WANTED-Two business girls to
catering for weddings and par- ! share apartment. Stall shower
Samuel H. Cohen, with music by
Mrs. David Friedlander, well-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer- I
l'hilip Laskofsky, will have an-
and all modern conveniences. known in the field of social service
city 2-1610.
other week-end at Littman's Yid.1
other
Either $32.50 together without in this country, and for the past
dish Theater, Twelfth and Seward, I
I board, or convenient terms or- four years secretary of the United
when it is repeated by popular re- , CATERERS--Strictly kosher. En-' ranged with board. Call Arling- Jewish Campaign for Foreign Re,
gagements, weddings and , ton 9437.
quest this Friday evening, Satur-
banquets. Catered by plate. De-.
day and Sunday matinees and eve-
troit Catering Co., M. A. STENOGRAPHER - Capable of
nings.
Pereira, Prop., Longfellow 5654.
The cast consists of the follow-
taking care of general office de-
tails.
ing artists:
Five years' ex erience
Ethel Dorf, leading lady; Louis ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
Garfield 9449-R.
TORS-Wo do painting, deco-
Birnbaum, leading man; Hyman
rating and plastering. Guaran- EXPERIENCED colored help. Re-
Prizant, lean Zuekerberg, Harry
teed work. 1,. Nathanson, 2987
liable and good workers, men
Jordan, Isaac Arco, Jacob Gold- •
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5120
and women, want general work.
stein, Sarah Filler, Charlotte Gold-
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8
References investigated. Save
stein, Anna Zigenlaub and Esther •
p. m.
this advertisement for future
Field.
needs. Ilemlock 10479.
FOR RENT-Nice large and airy
room in an up-to-date flat by FOR RENT-Large nicely fur-1
Phi Beta Epsilon-A. Z. A.
young refined people. Near If
niched room with four windows
Dance on Oct. 2.
car and bus line. Very reason-
for one or two. Garage if de-
__-
able rent. Suitable for one or
sired. Home privileges. 3359
Phi Beta Epsilon Fraternity's
two gentlemen or young couple.
Elmhurst, near Dexter.
Call Hemlock 2845- ➢ .
dance, with A. Z. A. Fraternity, on
2343
Oct. 2, at Masonic Temple, has
West Grand and La Salle.
FOR RENT-Six-room lower flat.
taken shape for beyond compre-
Newly decorated, tile bath and
OPPORTUNITY!
hension and promises to be a suc-
shower, side drive garage. $60
If ever the time was ripe to de.'
cessful affair.
per month. 2044 West Phila-
veto', your dancing talent and
delphia. Empire 3155.
Saturday night, Oct. 11, will
get started on a career that of
take place the formal installation
fers more to a girl in the way TO RENT-Large, airy room for
of these new officers: Leon Cutler,
of money and fame than any
one or two gentlemen or ladies,
prince; Lewis Tessler, duke; Wm.
other one, it's right now."-Ned
with private family, in elevator
A. Salomon, lord chancellor; John
Wayburn.
apartment. With or without
IL Finestone, lord exchequor; Ru-
Frank Alexander and Eliza-•
board. Near Fourteenth street
dolph Leitman, corresponding lord
MRS. DAVID FRIEDLAENDER
beth Swanson, former stars of
car line. 2556 West Philadel-
chancellor; Albert Cutler, lord
Good News, who are sponsoring
phia, Apt. 307.
constable, and Bernard Tate, lord
lief for Eastern Pennsylvania, has
the Dance Guild, guarantee to
historian. The retiring prince,
place all worthy pupils in theat- 'FO RENT-Large front bedroom accepted the position of director
William A. Salomon, will be pre-
with twin beds to two ladies or of the United Synagogue of Amer-
rical enterprises this season.
sented with the traditional loving.
fined couple, no children etaion ica Committee of One Thousand,
Children also solicited. In the
cup in appreciation of his untiring.
■ fin • couple, according to an announcement
gentlemen, by
heart of Detroit 's ,
services.
no children, or will share apart- made by A. B. Cohen, national •
center, 91 East Kirby avenue.
ment with another couple. All chairman of the committee.
Madison 6918.
The purpose of this committee
home privileges. Rent very
FLAT FOR RENT - Six-room
reasonable. Apply 2205 West of One Thousand will be to study
modern bright upper flat. New-I
Euclid, Apt. 302, Garfield the religious needs of the Jewish
ly decorated, side drive, garage.
communities throughout the coon-
6773-J.
Reasonable rent. 2500 Clements ,
with special emphasis upon the
avenue. Arlington 3236-W. . WANTED in northwest section, 8- smaller communities, most of whom
room furnished house with mod- have no organized activity. An
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished ! ern conveniences. Address Box effort will be made to bring in clos-
room for a gentleman. Rent $5' 115, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
er contact the men and women in
per week. Near Dexter bus and
religious affairs in the larger cem-
Linwood car. 3030 Richton. TO RENT-Beautiful modern
munities with those of the smaller
lowerflat,
seven
rooms.
Newly
HIGHWAY
Hemlock 0528-R.
communities, so that the latter •
decorated throughout. Reason-
' FOR RENT-A large furnished
able rent. 2053 Taylor avenue, night be better organized for re-
ligious purposes.
Mrs. Samuel
room with twin beds for two
near Fourteenth.
Spiegel, national president of the
men or employed •
I , or a
United
At chill Itsrtin
P111,1iI111.11I
comfortably furnished room for FOR RENT - Northwest section, Women's League of the
.
ss,.11 an Delmt W. never Istorr
nu rica,
beautiful large modern room. •
ass•i•i-
one man.
Private American
at A impor t (.101
losnains.
ate
• .. storious ty smart and 11,11111,1
for one or two, near car line
chairman of the committee of
Jewish family of adults. 'Med-
LEE BARTON EVANS
and bus. Rent reasonable. Room One Thousand.
ern conveniences. Rent reason-
America's Foremost Character
must be seen to be appreciated.
Mrs. Friedlander has a long and
able. Good transportation. Call
Singer.
2652 Monterey, or call Ilemlock distinguished record of service in
Hemlock 2861-R.
HAZELLE & KLATOFF
1694-M.
the various fields of Jewish en-
Sensational Dancing Team of
CONFIDENTIAL - If you are!
deavor in this country. Since 1917
lonely and desire friends, or are FOR RENT-Furnished room for she has been with the Central Re-
LOUIS 1 :1.1.. 0NT
" RTORIM‘F
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EA.
! ARRI5
young
man.
Steam
heat,
hot
interested
in
matrimony,
write
lief Committee, a constituency of
floes WALSH, M. C.
water and shower. Upstairs, the Joint Distribution Committee,
Amicable Club, Box 273, Fort
3306 Richton avenue, Arlington devoting the major portion of her
Worth, Texas.
And Hi. Orchestra.
5829-W.
time in the middle west, stimulating
young couple
W ANTEDJewish
-
interest in the religious and cul-
•ir business woman to share TO RENT-A• large furnished tural needs of the Jewish commun-
room with three windows. with
0 BY 0
apart-
furnished
beautifully
ities in Eastern Europe. A des-
a
small
private
family,
for
cou-
ment in northwest section, with
BREMER
ple, one or two girls, or young cendent of one of the oldest rab-
business woman. I'hone from
RESTAURANT Form This Habit!
binical families in Palestine, Mrs.
men.
Home
and
kitchen
privi-
9 a. m. to 7:30 p. m, Glendale
CORP.
leges. Meals if desired. Price Friedlander has been active on be-
6467; after 7:30 p. no and Sun-
half of the cultural and religious
reasonable.
2231
Pasadena.
be-
day, University 2-1720.
tween Fourteenth and La Salle. development of that country. Mrs.
Convenient transportation. Ilem- Friedlander is active in many
GERMAN GIRL desires house-
.. • royal treat! Deliciously
communal endeavors.
work, cooking and washing. Ex-
lock 5258-1l.

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Two Grand Rapids Jewish
Boys Manage Four
Fighters.

Bill Goodman and Harold D.
Steinman, Grand Rapids Jewish
are the managers for four
,
The fighters are:
'prize-fighters.
! Andy Shanks, heavyweight; Len
Darcy, light heavyweight; Benny
Duke, lightweight; Jimmy Kerr,
featherweight. Besides managing
these fighters, Goodman and Stein-
man are co-owners of the Green
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Cherry street, S. K., Grand Rapids

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SPORT NOTES

By GEORGE JOEL

Jewish Peddler Make. Hit in Ring
Debut.

REPORT SHOWS 1929
GAIN IN PALESTINE Littman's Peoples Theater

NEW YORK.-(J. T. Ra-The
third annual report of the Pales-
tine Economic Corporation, which
is headed by Bernard !leaner, has
just been issued. Felix M. War- I
berg„ Herbert II. Lehman, Julius
Simon and Robert Szold are the
vice-presidents of the corporation.
The corporation subsidizes in Pal-
estine the Palestine Mortgage and
Credit Bank, Ltd., of which Eman-
uel N. Mehl is the managing direc-,
tor, and the Central Bank of Co-
Operative Institutions, of which
Harry Vitales is the general Man-

TWELFTH AT SEWARD
Box Office Phone Empire 3488. Manager's Phone Empire 3472

A year ago Levinsky was n fish
peddler in Chicago's ghetto. To-
REPEATED BY POPULAR REQUEST
day he is being considered as a
For Friday, Sept. 27. For Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 28.29.
contender for the light-heavy-
Matinee and Evening.
weight championship. This rise
from scaling fish to scaling fistic
heights has been rapid. Just a year
ago Levinsky gave his fish cart a
last push and donned a pair of
boxing cloves. Since then he has
A very lively operetta by the well-known author,
become King Levinsky, the idol of
Samuel H. Cohen
Chicago's West Side and a promis-
ing fighter. His fame until he
The music was composed by Philip Lasofsky, and will give
stepped into the ring with Leo
the artists ■ n opportunity to prove their tility as well as
Lomski in Chicago last week was
provide you with an evening's entertainment you will leas
local, but after subjecting Lomski ager.
remember.
to a terrific beating, knocking him
The year 1929, declares the re-I
out in the fifth round of a 10- port, Was one of continued expan-
rounder, Levinsky's name and fis-
CAST: LOUIS BIRNBAUM, leading man; Hyman Prizant,
in the credit activities which
tic exploits have been flashed all the l'alestine Economic Corpora-I
Leon Zuekerberg, Harry Jordan, Isaac Arko, Jacob Goldstein,
over these United States.
non undertook as its particular
ETHEL DORF, leading lady; Sara Killer, Charlotte Goldstein,
The knockout of Lomski was a sphere of operations in l'alestine
Anna Ziegenlaub and Ester Feld.
gratifying spectacle to the Levin- from its inception. Its three to
sky boosters. Lomski had never five-year agricultural loans, for
Price of Admission Has Been Reduced-Matinees, 50c, 76c,
before taken the count although the development of orange groves,
$1 and $1.25. Evenings, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and $1.50.
he had fought all of the best men amelioration of almond groves,
in his division. The feat definitely ! planting of vineyards, general
gave notice to the world that a new farm improvements, etc., have in-
Jewish fighting star had arisen. creased during the year from
You will hear much more about , $160,000 to $250,000, and an ad-If
King Levinsky as time goes on.
ditional amount of $180,000 has'
been authorized but not yet paid.
Al Singer and McLarnin.
out to borrowers. The corpora.'
ho0u0sinif) ,
Jimmy McLarnin, the Irish wel- tion's investment in ne$w ,0
terweight, justified his reputation loans increased from 69
as the nemesis of Jewish fighters $143,000 and its investment in,
when he knocked out Al Singer,) small industrial credits increased
the lightweight champion, in the from $21,789 to $48,579. The
third round of a bout held recently work of aiding laborers in and near
at the Polo Grounds in New York the colonies to establish themselves,
City. It was a thrilling battle but MRS substantially expanded under;
again proved the adage that a good the 1928 appropriation and a newt
big man is better than a good lit-I appropriation of $250,000 was
tie man. The title was not at made in 1929 for this purpose, in-
stake as Jimmy came in over the cluding loans for the building of
lightweight limit. Al Singer lost houses and barns, purchase of
nothing but a lot of prestive. Ile poultry, cows and other equipment
Office and Yard: 19409 John R. Street
should never have fought Mc- required for the establishment of
Longfellow 4189
Larnin. Ile has been the victim of new workers' settlements.
greediness on the part of his hand-
During the year 1929 the invest-
lers, who saw a chance to make ments of the l'alestine Economie
Corporation in Palestine increased
some money.
MeLarnin makes a spelialty of to $1,627,004, 11.4 compared with
beating Jewish fighters. Among ,$1,151,948 at the close of the'
his K. 0. victims are such fighters ' previous year. The-total assets of
Painting
Collision
as Jackie Fields, Sid Terris, Ruby
corporation have increased to
Goldstein and Lou (Kid) Kaplan. ' $2,2:10,027 as
compared with
and
and
Singer was just as easy for Jimmy $927,060 at the time of its forma-
and he certainly handed the Jew- tion, according to the report. ;
Welding
Bumping
ish boy a thorough trimming. For
two rounds he let Al do the hit-
A NEW YEAR MESSAGE
ting and then came along and with
Complete Automotive Garage Largest Service Station in
TO THE JEWISH YOUTH
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Service at All Hours
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put Singer down for the count.
By DR. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN
President of Young Judaea.
Jewish Registration at Syracuse
University Falls Out.
The New Year will bring a re-
ROCHESTER at DEXTER
Garfield 6498
Two thousand students were ad- newal of Jewish responsibility to
mitted to Syracuse University this' young and old.
To the young es pecially,
new
semester of which 70 were Jews. I
When I attended that university year is a welcome starting point
Fox Theater.
PIANO LESSONS
there were between 400 and 500 because youth is hopeful and re-
Given by
Jewish students taking courses. ' silient, callable of correcting read-
A
s f antastic a picture as hao
Last fall I wrote a piece saying ily the mistakes of the past and
ever conic to the screen arrived at
turning
readily
to
new
horizons
in
that I believed the university
the Fox Theater Friday, bringing
which has had so ninny prominent the future.
The American Jewish scene Charles Farrell in the leading role
Jewish athletes was restricting its
love story based on '
Teacher of Piano
Jewish quota. I was violently up- presents a special challenge to the of "Lillom," a
the international stage success by
braided for my assertions and in- Jewish youth.
Assistant to Dr. Mark Gunsberyt
Franz
Molnar.
There will also be
In the general economic and
formed that I was talking through
Highly Recommended
a continuation of the biggest of all
my hat. At least I didn't have my educational life of our day impor-
Studio by Appointment
tant responsibilities are being en- sound screen shows in Detroit, in-
hat over my eyes.
cluding a screaming comedy called
trusted
to
young
men
and
young
I wonder why so few Jewish stu-
441 WEST CANFIELD
"The Great Blimp Mystery."
dents are now admitted to the col- women. The elders seem willing,
Empire 1867-W
lege. Ito scholastic standards nay eager, that the enthusiasm,
Madison Theater.
have been raised. Maybe that's the initiative and optimism of youth
Residential Calls If Preferred.
reason? Or perhaps they are hav- should be made available for the
The funniest comedy to come
ing those interesting psychology benefit of the many problems of here since the advent of talking
the social order which present
tests?
, pictures in the spicy French farce,
themselves for solution.
The Matrimonial Bed," which is
Jewish life in America is in !
Chattering.
g
now having its first Detroit en-
Columbia, Near Woodward
nb rg o former
mer N. Y. need of the qualities which youth
Greenberg,
gagement at the Madison.
ArnerIctin Premier*
U. baseball star, has been recalled has to offer. Is the Jewish youth
hlaaim Corki'• Powerful Satire
from the Raleigh team by the De- ready to place its talents and its
"PHILISTINES"
Michigan
Theater.
troit Tigers, who have an option energies at the disposal of the
Seats WOO
Bringing to the screen the same
Fri.. Sat. Sun., Sept. 213-25
(Ill his services, Henry is a first Jewish needs and problems which
baseman.-Robert Rau, Prince- press for solution? The elders who characterization which she created
13 '1 sn'el Mender. Sept. 29
ton crew man, is back from a trip have carried responsibilities for a in the stage play, Elsie Ferguson,
Continuous I.11 p. In.
generation and more have a right stage and screen star, is now on
abroad
All Seat. Filly Cent.
(Copyright, 1030.1. T. A.)
to expect that their work will be the Michigan screen in "Scarlet
adequately carried on.
Every Pages."
Moses looks to his Joshua.
"Apple Cart" at Wilson.
European Screen Sensation
"The Apple Cart" by Bernard The recent achievement of the
also "Suicide of a Hollywood
Shaw, the first new piece in six Jewish people in the upbuilding of
Extra"
pars from the pen of this noted Palestine is a witness to the crea-
playwright, will reopen the Wil- tive and constructive power of the
son Theater Monday night, Sept young people when they are
GRAND RIVER AVENUE
29, for an engagement of one week. moved by a great ideal. Despite
at West Grand Boulevard
The comedy is being produced by the seeming difficulties, the build-
(Opposit• Northwestern High)
Season's Greetings
the New York Theater Guild. The ems will go on building, convinced
Now miuipped with the late., and
play has already been successfully that their work is a creative work
most Improved tspe of Western
Elertric Talking Equipment •nd
produced in London. Berlin, War- of peace and salvation to all the
newest enlarged Sound Screen
saw, Vienna and New York. The inhabitants of that ancient land.
company which the Theater Guild May the New Year witness an
SUNDAY. MONDAY, SEPT. 29.29
Sensation of the Year
is presenting in Detroit is that increasing dissemination of Jewish
which performed the play last sea- knowledge, • spreading of the
"THE BIG HOUSE"
Department
son in New York. It opens the ideal of Jewish service, and a
with CHESTER MORRIS, LEWIS
Jewish
soh Iessrpo
aenl a i-
sense
Theater Guild's present season in
STONE, LEILA HYAMS, WAL-
among the e f youth
je
of r
ag
!
2!
r
i
loit;in
LACE BERRY. ROBERT MONT-
Detroit.
Neighborly Service
OGIN ER Y.
Echoes of the tempest of discus- b
Continuous I to 11 n. en, Sunday
Paramount Theater.
'ion caused by the premiere of '
f
"The Apple Cart" in London lew • Rex Beach's thrilling adventure,
WED. SEPT. 30, OCT. I
Michigan at Twenty-third
immediately across the sea. The story, "The Spoilers," is now in its
LILLIAN GISH In
Theater Guild's production and the second big week at the Paramount
"ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT"
brilliant engagement of the play in Theater. Gary Cooper plays the
Lafayette 1114
ROD I,A ROCQUE. CONRAD
N ,'"e York last season led to still 'title role in the talking picture ver-
NAI,E1., MARIE
DRESSLER.
0. P. REGGIE
wider comment and analysis of its , sion of the famous tale of the gold
characters, humor and motif. I rush to Alaska. I

"A Bridegroom Wanted"

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Wishing All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons a
Happy and Prosperous New Year

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haps the best known and best liked
of all Detroit hotel men, and to his;
credit goes the building up of the
excellent and courteous service at
the Detroit-Leland. A hotel execu-
tive of long experience, he is pos-
sessed of a pleasing personality
which has made for him a host of
friends.
The Detroit-Leland Hotel is a'
modern 22-story structure on Bag-
ley and Cass. It has larger guest'
rooms than the average hotel, with
more daylight, more passenger ele-
vators for the number of norms,
more lobby spaee and lounge
rooms, and fine cuisine and ser v- •
ice.

ROSENBAUM DECORATED BY
LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT j
KVN0.-1.1. T. A.1-0 1- . Sam-
son Rosenbaum, Lithuanian consul-',
general in Palestine was decorated,
with the Order of Gedimin by the
Lithuanian government. Dr. Ros-i
enbaum is a former minister of
!Jewish affairs in the Lithuanian
Diet.

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