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CLASSIFIED ,
Not Only an
Excellent
Dinner
. . . but a
Marvelous
Show, and
Dancing, too!
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Gusts
ions.
77 E. Vernor Highway
Operated by Werner
Itextaurant
MM..: CHICKEN!
Nowhere else can you get afine
tasting chocken as •t Zr..
.
Our unusual preparafon of Steaks,
Italian Spaghetti, and Barbecue Sand-
w,ches has made an enviable repute.
ton for us.
ARBECUE
&CHICKEN
"liken Fit, Eat With Zit"
5059 Third Avenue
Just Above Warren Avenue
We Deliver
Fountain Serving
GLENDALE 10,000
... When you offer
her anything her heart
WILLIAM, SAM AND HARRY BOESKY
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First-class
Boesky Brothers, famous pun. were praised by all
catering for weddings and par-
veyors of kosher tel
and
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer-
Situated as it is, in the very heart
sity 2-1610.
food, opened their third shop last of the downtown district, this new
y Market, shop affords a convenient lunching
CATERERS-Strictly kosher, En- Library and Gratiot. That it is a place fur business people
and shop-
gagements, weddings and welcome addition to the downtown pers. The other Boesky stores are
banquets. Catered by plate. De- lunching rendezvous' was attested located at Twelfth and Hazelwood
troit Catering Co.,
M.
A. ta by the hundreds of friends who and at Hastings, corner Earns-
Pereira, Prop., Longfellow 5654. attended the opening, worth.
The shop was a veritable garden
Provisions have been made in the
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
of flowers as large beautiful has- new shop in the Library Market to
room for single or couple. kets seat by well-wishers, lined the seat comfortably a large clientele
Kitchen privileges. 25(17 Blaine,
!counters. The unique setting and which may leisurely convene there
between La Salle and Linwood. beautiful display of their delicacies during lunch and dinner hours.
Garfield 7478-R.
No Cover Charge at Any
Ti,.. to Sunday Dinner
I° OR RENT-Light, steam-heated
furnished room in private home.
Convenient to street cars and
bus line. Home privileges.
Board if fleshed. Very reason-
able, 1988 Taylor avenue, be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth.
Garfield 8521,
MATRIMONY-It is never too tat 5 •
or too early to marry. The fine st
matches are successfully ea r-
tied out between old, your g,
rich and poor. Confidential. A ,
Simon, 2685 Clairmount, be
tween Linwood and Lawton
Weekdays, 4 to 9 p. m.; F'rida y;
and Sunday, 9 a. m, to 4 p. m. ;'
Saturday closed. Euclid 10327
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
: lady, gentleman or couple, in
private home. No other room-
tors, no children. Linwood sec-
,
tion.
Glendale 8391 daily, or
Longfellow 3966 on Sunday,
PHONE CHERRY 4111.2
Now-One Week Only!
DETROIT MARVELS
AT ITS WONDERS-
"AFRICA
SPEAKS"
with the flMOUS explorer
who made the picture
Paul L. Hoefler
IN PERSON
F lorentine
Woom
New °Addison
Hotel
Woodward and Charlotte
Under Personal Direction of
WILLIAM KURTH
Formerly Manager of Blossom
Ileath
Presenting
JOE REICIIMAN
and His Orchestra
GAGNON & BROUGHTON
AND
MISS VIRGINIA COOPER
DINING - DANCING
Dinner, 5:30 to 9
$1.50
Special Sunday Dinner • • $2.00
No Cover Charge at Any Time
Fo r R
tion Phone
Cadillac 6960
fP= 4 8 441f0A
'On Joy Road, at Grand River
Detroit's Foremost
Dine and Dance Club
Presents Its Mammoth
Floor Show
with
Georgie Faye, M. C.
(e•turinir
LOTTIE KROLL
The Little Girl with the
B;g VoVe
SYLVIA MACKIE
Queen at the Blues
Three Water Boys
The Stepping
and Other.
Special Roast Turkey
Dinner $1.25
Seymour Simons' Pal•is
d'Or Orchestra
Fer Reserv•tIons, Gar. 4040
Enjo y Our TIo•nksgioring
Dinner
BRANDEIS OBSERVES
HIS 74TH BIRTHDAY
WASHINGTON.-Justice Louis
D. Brandeis spent Thursday work-
ing pretty much as usual, even
though it was his seventy-fourth
birthday. The occasion passed
quietly with the justice engaged in
court work at his residence, the
Supreme Court being in recess,
preparing opinions in a large num-
ber of cases. Appointed by Presi-
dent Wilson in 1916, he has for
BIG BARGAIN-Theater build
four years been eligible fur retire-
Ingo seats included, ideally lo •
ment. He has shown no disposi-
cated, very reasonable. Make
tion to lay down the important
. Lon g • f e II ow 4891. work.
your offer.
ATTENTION, HOUSEWIVES -
Save 'money on your laundry
bills. Wet wash 20 pounds 75
cents; wet and flat, 20 pounds
90 cents; dry and Out 6 cents
per pound. Work guaranteed.
Call Garfield 8521.
FOR RENT-Exceptionally largf o, FOR RENT-Furnished room for
beautifully furnished room wit h
girl, middle-aged woman or
separate entrance for one or tw
couple, by newlyweds. 2714 Ila-
gentlemen. 2502 Hazelwood , zelwood avenue, near Lawton.
Phone Euclid 3462-31. Tobin.
Garfield 7223-R.
FOR RENT-Furnished room it I FOR RENT-Glynn Court, at-
private home. Light and airy ;
tractive room in artistically fur-
nicely furnished. Garage if de .
nished home, for one girl. Home
sired. Convenient to three !
privileges. Reasonable. Hem-
street cars or bus. 2213 Hazel .
lock 3845-W.
wood, Garfield 1805-R.
W ADAMS AT 61/AND CIRCUS
PAGE THREE
MOMENTS OF DISCRETION
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
TORS-We do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
teed work. I, Nathanson, 2987
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
from 7 to 10 a. and 4 to 8
p. rn.
CLUB
MARTIN
I
%if ci)entorr,/nnsn fIRDNICLB
BOESKY BROS. OPEN THIRD SHOP
FLAT FOR RENT-Modern 7-
noon, upper duplex, beauti-
fully decorated, large living
room, fireplace, side lights,
garage, unfurnished or fur-
nished. Reasonable. 1403
Virginia Park. Empire 5023.
Sunday night ingreat
night .
.
Club Martin
. Everybody set,. to
enjoy the wonderful dinner
af, much. and the rho, and
the d•nring. . . yet the
tariff in hut 112.50 a plate!
Ra, 4404 For R
CLIFTON MINOR • OIMODIMATI 20, POO
desires and she takes you
literally in a big way .. .
. . . Bc ncnchalant
L, I G H 11 A
i1IUHAI)
PRONOTNCED PERFECT It I'
DISCRINIINATING SMOKERS
C P. LunilArd Co.
CENTER DEBATE
SEASON OPENS
The competitive forensic season
of the Jewish Centers Association
will open this Sunday, Nov. 16, at
S:30 p. nL, when the senior debat-
ing league will swing into action
by discussing the merits of the res-
olution "That the Cess4 tion of Jew
ish Immigration to the United
States will result in the death of
Jewish culture in this f'ountry."
Mr. Weiss and Mr. Kratehman of
the Blackhawks will uphold the af-
firmative and 31r. Linsky and Mr.
Leo Lulootsky of the A. Z. A. 93,
will lead the negative assault.
Dancing will complete the program.
Throwing the Light on the
BAKERS' BOYCOTT
TO RENT-A large, alry room for
TO RENT-Beautifully furnished
one or two. No children in the
room with four windows, steam
family. T. Miller, 1975 Pingree,
heat,
heat, small family, for gentle-
Apt. 10, Garfield 7346-W.
man or couple. Kitchen privi -
leges. 2691 Elmhurst, near Lin- FOR RENT-Three furnished cozy
wood. Hemlock 8532-M.
rooms for housekeeping, couple
with one child, or two girls; $8;
FOR RENT-Room for couple or
light, gas and heat included.
single. Home privileges. 1969
Side drive garage available. Sirs.
Delaware, between Twelfth and
E. Schoen, Euclid 7401-4.
Fourteenth. Airs. Ziff,
YOUNG LADY wishes to share
lo 011 RENT-Room for refined
apartment with one or two other
gentleman in private home.
ladies. Call at 6:30 p. m. any
Large, airy, and beautifully fur-
evening, Euclid 7203.
Frank A. Barcus, former Detroit
nished. Near Dexter bus. Hem-
artist, who is now in Moscow, So-
lock 9450-R,
TO RENT-Large furnished room viet Russia, with the Albert Kahn
by small family for a couple, party of engineers, sends, through
FOR RENT-Furnished room with
one or two gentlemen, or one or The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
all conveniences for couple or
two girls. Kitchen and home greetings to his former Detroit co-
young man. Near bus. 2086
privileges.
Steals if desired. workers and friends.
Blaine, Apt.
101.
Garfield
Convenient transportation. Price
Mr. Barcus writes that his office
0889-M.
reasonable, 2231 Pasadena, be- i n Moscow is located in the most
tween Fourteenth and La Salk. interesting and oldest part of the
FOR RENT-2252 Gladstone, up-
Hemlock 5258-M.
city . n xt to the Krent n. This
e
per 8 rooms , «gan
ol
t y l o I corat-.
t o
secon is nuw exclusi vely occupi e d
ed, 2 baths, oil sy stem heat, FOR RENT-Large airy room in by
ti
large government trusts, ad -
steani heated garage.
R eason-
beautiful
neighborhood,
and
re-
ministrative departments of the
able rent.
31orris Fishman,
spectable English-Jewish speak- government and all architects and
Garfield 6887.
ing family.
Conveniently lo- engineers.
Gated, near street car lines and
FOR RENT-A very nice and airy
"The housing situation here is
om n a single home., ,
furnished room
Garage if desired. For so acute that I have been unable
any
Apply at 2925 Taylor avenue or
information call Mrs. Si- to obtain a room at a hotel, mak-
mons, Euclid 10327.
phone Garfield 3873-51.
ing it necessary for me to live with
the chief of staff, 3k. Scrymgeour,:
FOR RENT-A nice front fur-FOR RENT - Attractive large at his apartment," Mr. Barcus
nished room. Suitable for a man
room in new
home
of young to writes. "The government has built
business
couple.
Convenient
or two girls.
Call Hemlock
t car and bus. Northwest two 40-family apartment houses
street
4559-M.
section. Stall shower. Prefer for the married American enei-
one or two men desiring con- ..neers and the Albert Kahn party
FOR RENT-Nice light heated
Another of the arguments is that business in the bakeries has not dropped; that people today, because of
genial, refined surroundings. ccupies one section, consisting of
room for business couple or per-
the depression, eat more bread inasmuch as they cannot offord to buy other food products. As a matter of fact,
( all Randolph 5784 daily be- 10 apartments. The government
son with child, or business lady.
is
endeavoring
to
relieve
the
gen-
tween
the public today buys much less bread than in normal times because they make the stale loaf do for the next
9-10, 12-1, or Ilemlock
Meals if desired..1. Rosen, 2294
eral crowding of the new buildings
1834-R Sunday morning.
day or longer, while a number of them bake their own bread. This obviously cuts down
Taylor avenue. Phone Garfield
- .._ .
the sales of bread con-
and additions and by next summer
siderably.
5905-W,
WANTED-Couple to share fur- will complete an apartment block
nished
apartment
with
em-
that
will
have
more
floor
area
than
FOR RENT - Large furnished
Even if the bakers secured their flour and all other materials absolutely free, a
ployed widow. Shower, piano, the General Motors Building in
room for one or two. Twin
13 cent loaf of bread will
still cost the bakery 7I: 2
kitchen privileges; $25 a month., Detroit.
cents per loaf or a cost of 58', which is the overhead only. Now, add the cost of
beds, shower bath. 2674 Elm-
2201 Blaine, Apt. 206.
"The outstanding mark of RUN-
hurst avenue, near Linwood.
material which is at least 42' and in most cases it great deal more, another six or seven cents additional cost
. ■ sian living is privation but not
Phone Hemlock 8794-W.
per loaf which means there are no profits made this year by the Jewish baking industry.
F01 1 I RENT-2708-12
lo
Sturtevant, poverty. Everyone seems to be
FOR RENT - Attractive, clean
between Linwood and Lawton. physically fit and sufficiently nour-
warm room in quiet home for a
Five beautiful newly decorated ished. Clothing is cheap in quality
girl. Good home for right party.
large rooms. Breakfast nook. and used as long as it will last.
$4 per week. ROOM large enough
Frigidaire, steam heat, side The rouble has a low purchasing
for two girls. Piano and radio.
drive.
Rent reasonable. Ent- Mower even in Russia."
•
ro;14
2073 Pingree. Alit. 206, near
,
Fourteenth bus and Trumbull FOR RENT-Desirable room in - • LIPSKY TESTIMONIAL
car line. Euclid 0119-M.
refined Jewish home. 1209 Pin-
SET FOR DECEMBER 7
CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR-, grt oe avenue. Empire 7743-31. ' The testimonial dinner to Louis
Lipsky, former president of the
Ntow
store FOR RENT-Large, airy, fur- Zionist Organization of America, on
fronts, and
stare alterations,
fixtures, shelving,
nished room for one
counters, attics, s unrooms, ga-
or two per- the occasion of his completion of 30
ons, by small adult family. Re- years of service in the American
rages, porches, partiti ons, all ad-
fined neighborhood.
ditions.
Quick service, low
Kitchen Jewish community, has been deli-
,
privileges. Tuxedo near Dexter, niter
prices, guaranteed work. lo ree
y set for Sunday evening, Dee.
Call Arlington 8440-R.
estimates. Call Arlington 81574. ,
7, at the Astor Hotel, New York,
--
according
to an an
JEWISH WOM kN
.
announcement
•
is-
wants to keep
REFINED, middle-aged gentleman
house for one man or woman. sued by Bernard S. Deutsch, chair-
would like large room or share
More interested in good home man of the testimonial committee.
apartment with small refined
than wages. Can offer best ref-
family. Must have privacy, pri-
Russian Male Chorus.
vate loath and shower, and plenty
_ erences. Call 118 Brady street.
The Don Cossack Russian Malt ,
of wardrobe space. Desires
FOR RENT - Modern six-room Chorus of 36 voices will make its
breakfast and supper (plain
flat.. Breakfast nook , t tale
e
appearance in the Masonic Chenkin Recital at Orchestra
cooked meals), also garage. Not
World Premiere of "Tabloid'
kitchen, the bathroom, stall Auditorium. The first New York
Public Riviera Theater.
Sint i.,roit Showing
interested if there are any other
Hall Nov. 23.
shower, antique plastered deco- pro,gram will be repeated here anol
Here Nov. 21.
Emil Jennings in
roomers in the house. Write
A tale of the wide open spaces
rating and Frigidaire. Dexter includes We Praise Thee, 0 Lorol,
Gerard Hauptman's
The Detroit Playhouse will pre- is "The Spoilers." the first talking
Box 130, Detroit Jewish Chron-
boulevard between Carter and Itortniansky; We Sing to Thee,
"ROSE BERND"
icle, giving all details as to how
One of the outstanding events sent the world premien!. of "Tab- picturization of Rex Reach's famous
Blaine. Call Hemlock 1489-M. Rachmaninotr, and other numbers.
BEGINNING SATURDAY, NOV. 14
loid," smashing !satirical broadside, navel, playing at the l'uhlix Riviera
large the family is and amount
of the theatrical season will take
All Seats 30 Cents
on Friday evening, Nov. 21, in the , Theater for ore wee k,
A YOUNG MAN with references wy
of room you can spare.
k, starting Sat-
LITTLE THEATER
oung Sinners It Coming to place Sunday evening, Nov. 23, auditorium of the Art Institute. urday, Nov, 1 r, .
can get a beautiful room in mod-
so East Celundsta
when Victor Chenkin, the famous Matinee and evening performances
ern home of young couple.
Shubert-Lafayette.
will also tie given on Saturday
Home accommodations and priv-
The Messrs. Shubert announce artist, appears at Orchestra Hall in
lieges for the right party. 2340 that they have decided to attempt a new program of Jewish folk Nov. 22. "Tabloid" was written by
Clements avenue, between Four- a daring experiment in amusement songs and various international Roy Chansloor and Henry Paynter,
New York newspapermen,
teenth and La Salle. . Near price revision and have selected
Trumbull and Fourteenth car the Shubert-Lafayette Theater as melodies.
The playhouse, with the passing
What astonishes audiences more of the Provincetown I'layers, in
line and Fourteenth bus. Mrs. the laboratory for the initial test.
than
anything
else
about
the
amaz-
now
the only experimental theater
for a
N. Cohen. Beginning at that theater Sunday,
ing Victor Chenkin is his mastery organizatioon in America. Included
TWELFTH AT SEWARD
Noo•. 16, the Shuberts will send to'
of
makeup.
If
he
appears
in
five
in the cast for this play are: I'hilip
BARGAIN--Will sell my delica- Detroit a selected number of cur-
Bon Office Phone Empire 3488. Man•ger's Phone Empire 3472
tessen store at a real price. rent dramatic and comedy sue- changes of costume, he is five dif- Nichamin, Harry R. Bockoff, Sam-
Good location, opposite Roose- cesses with Broadway stars and ferent persons. Each personality uel Romer, Meyer W. Cohen, Mur-
welt High School. Owner leav- supporting casts at prices unprece- is shed with the garments at en- ray Greenhut, Jeddah Leland, Louis
ing for New York. 11717 Lin- dented
fold it; new garb means an inner Altshulhr, James Montante, and
o en amusement an- as
wood, between W
well as outer transformation. Maurice Gooldshmith.
FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. 14
ebb and Tux- nal*, their first presentation being
edo.
His makeup is, so to speak, scenery
Tickets may he secured at Kirby's
"Young Sinners" with Wallace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, NOV. 15-16
and not substitute for the true Travel Bureau; reservations may
FOR RENT-Nice cozy room to Ford in the lead.
subtleties of acting. Successively 0' made by calling Columbia 4116.
A New and Interesting Play
one or two young men or ladies
Dinner $1.00 & $1.50
he is a jester, the poet Beranger
Call any time. I'hone Hemlock
Fisher Theater.
singing his own songs. a Caucasian
9048-51. 3210 Monterey.
Not since the Indians made mountaineer, a Chassid, a peasant
whoopee when Detroit was only the from Ukrania.... A gesture, and
name of a fort has there been such
EUGENE KEREKES
the change takes place almost be-
a celebration as is now taking place fore one's eyes.
RKO Downtown.
and His
at the Fisher Theater which is hold-
HUNGARIAN GYPSIES
ing its second anniversary birth
Paul
Hoefler, noted explorer, day party.
eye Genuine Grp.v
Pinker Progressive Aid So-
Detroit's Danc
representing the Colorado-African
Band
Internationally renowned artist
By special arrangement, the most
By MOSES RICHTER
ciety Ball Nov. 23.
expedition, hunted the lion, with his outstanding picture production of
in a repertory of continental
camera in the jungle regions of the year hex been secured for the
character
songs.
No
Tanganyika, Africa, making an un- holiday program. Two of the most
Clubs, lodges, societies, unions, workingmen's branches
The first ■ nnual ball of the
Rooms tee Private Parties
surpassed pictorial record of the tel stars of the sereer appear
ORCHESTRA HALL
should see u. about benefit performances. See Mr. Littman at
Pinnker Progressive Aid Society
the office.
daily habits of the king of beasts in in the same cast for the first time
•
will be given at the Fort Wayne
Sunday Evening, Nov. 23
its native haunts. These supply in it. The picture is Mark Twain's
Hotel on Nov. 23. Music will be
7,<kes St to 12 SO
one of the interesting features of immortal "Tom Sawyer" and the ,
by Seymour Simons and his Ken-
Boa ()flue S.I. tat Orthettra Hall
"Africa Speaks" which opens Fri- stars of the hit are Jackie Coogan
tucky Colonels. A double orches-
MONDAY, NOV. 17
day at the RKO Downtown.
and Mitzi Green.
tra will be featured,
BARCUS DESCRIBES
LIFE IN MOSCOW
That the Public May Fully Understand the Present Boycott Situation,
The Jewish Master Bakers Association Present the Following Facts:
The boycotters' chief cry seems to be that baking materials have been greatly
reduced, the chief ingredient, flour, for instance, has been reduced 50 per cent. As
a matter of fact, the decrease in the price of flour is a dollar to a dollar and one-half
a barrel. Now, then, every barrel of flour produces 160 loaves of bread, and a de-
crease of material means a gain in the baking industry of about one cent per loaf.
The boycotters ask for a decrease of five cents per loaf, or a decrease of 40 per cent.
Moreover, the gain which the bakers have of one cent is eaten up three-fold because
of business today being decreased 30 per cent.
The overhead of the Jewish baking industry still remains the same as form-
erly. Our rents, heat, insurance, advertising, depreciation of machinery, machin-
ery repaired, auto and delivery expenses and especially
the high wages paid to our
bakers, are facts which the boycotters do not realize.
THE WAGES PAID TO OUR BAKERS ARE THE HIGHEST PAID TO ANY
ORGANIZED GROUP OF BAKERS IN THIS CITY OR ELSEWHERE IN THE
UNITED STATES.
THE BAKERY PROPRIETORS IN THIS SITUATION ARE HELPLESS.
WE CANNOT AFFORD TO CUT THE PRICE OF BREAD WITH THE PRES-
ENT WAGE SCALE IN EXISTENCE, AND THE WORKERS ABSOLUTELY
REFUSE TO ACCEPT A CUT IN WAGES. WE THEREFORE APPEAL TO
THE GOOD JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC TO STEP IN AND ARBITRATE.
WE WILL PERMIT ANY DISINTERESTED PARTIES TO EXAMINE OUR
RECORDS, AND IF AFTER INVESTIGATION IT IS FOUND THAT THERE
ARE PROFITS, WE WILL BE WILLINGTO TURN THOSE PROFITS OVER TO
THE PUBLIC.
The Jewish Master Bakers Association of Detroit
There Is No
Substitute
Littman's Peoples Theater
GOOD
DINNER
Dance Saturday
Until 1 A. M.
Sunday $1.50
VICTOR
CHENKIN
Cover Charge
`His Wife's Past'
:
All Prices Reduced-50c, 75c, $1.00