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L. A. SANATORIUM
AUXILIARY AIDS
30 TUBERCULARS
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MEI)LTROIT, ILK iSR&CONICLE
movement of helping brothers or
sisters who are not only poor Oman-
(tally but very poor in health,
Because of the efficient and in-
dustrious labors of the workers,
By GEORGE JOEL
The Junior Young People's So- Morris Lefkovits Lauded for Hisl
more money was remitted to the
ciety of the Shaarey Zedek will
Effort. in Collect'ng Groceries
Jewish Fighter Returns to Fining
Plans Bazaar at Philadelphia-By- sanatorium in Ileto than in any h old a closed meeting at 7:30
for Needy in the Crisis.
other one year. Another contribu-
Teeth After Long Rini C
ron Hall on March 7 to 17,
o'clock Sunday evening, March 1,
ting factor to the 1930 success of
Leach Cross, born Louis C. Wal-
With Special Daily Features
As food commissioner of the De- lach and one of the first Jewish
the auxiliary was the cutting of at the Atkinson branch. A social
-
--
administration expenses. One of hour will follow the business meet- troit Jewish Emergency Relief fighters of modern times to gain
By MRS. EDITH R. PARANSKY these items is free secretarial serv- ing. Admittance will be by mem- Fund, with headquarters at 8420
both a fortune and a reputation in
bership card only.
ice by Max Rapoport.
Twelfth street, Morris Lefkovitz the prize ring, has been practicing,
The Detroit Auxiliary of Los
.
Tickets for the spring informal o f 1965
c. Euclid avenue was dentistry in New York City these I
Ben Goldberg, president of the dance to be given by the society
Angeles Sanatorium organized in
Although pre-
May, 1927, for the purpose of erect- auxiliary, who has been a sincere March 28 at Webster Hall have personally instrumental in collect- last new years.
ceded on the fistic scene by Jack
ing a Detroit pavilion at th • La s and able leader in the work of such been placed on sale. They may be
a
noble
cause,
is
especially
respon-
McKeck,
who
was
a
Jew, and Joe
Angeles Sanatorium, has realized
obtained by non-members through
sible for the gain of the moral and
its dream and has sine • bec
Bernstein, Cross was the first of
members only from one of the
ome
financial
support
of
Detroit
Jewry.
the
boys
who
successfully
peddled !
permanent auxiliary with a pledge
following: Sidney Caplan, Sara
boxing to the inhabitants of the
to help maintain the L. A. S.
Californis has many private san- Berman, Maxwell Jospey, Morton
lower
East
Side
of
New
York
City.
The auxiliary was able to send atoriums, but there is only one na- Weinberg, Esther Lowenberg,
In the old days it was customary
to the sanatorium, 30 Detroit tub- tional sanatorium there that re- Kopel Rubiner, William Caplan,
for fighters to go out and sell
erculars. This auxiliary is built ceives those who cannot pay for Melba Agree and Hanson Buch-
tickets to the fights in which they
on that solid foundation of Over 30 treatment and care. This is the ner, Only 100 tickets will be sold.
were to appear. Cross once sold
Yiddish landsmanshaften organiza- is Angeles Sanatorium, a nation-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Keidan
$4,001) worth of ducats to one of
tions and American Jewish clubs al free institution for the treat- were hosts to the members of the
his own bouts. Although he was
through their different delegates, ment of pulmonary tuberculosis. board of directors and committee
never
a champion he was a great
The
sanatorium
not
only
cares
for
and also individual volunteer work-
chairman at their meeting last
club fighter and at the end of his
ers who are heart and soul for this the patient as a tubercular, but he Wednesday evening.
career he h ad grossed $25 ,000 just
is treated for whatever ailment he
with his fists. .k run o f luck in
has while in the institution.
the stock market ran that stagger-
The sanatorium, or "The City of tients home cared for a total of 474
ing sum up to $750,000 but after
Hope" as it is called, is a little city patients,
the
crash he had just about noth-
by itself, located at Duarte, 20
Among the several new buildings
ing left. When he found himself
WHEN YOU VOTE
miles from Los Angeles, in a deep that have been added within the
broke he returned to his profession
valley surrounded by beautiful past two years is the Detroit pa-
—that of dentist—and has, been
mountains seen from afar. Thirty vilion. Although 3,000 miles away,
practicing successfully ever since.
two modern and adequate buildings the value of such a project as a
Cross was born on the East Side
situated on a 27-acre piece of land Detroit unit has been realized
and learned to fight because he
in the heart of the "orange coun- through the combined efforts of
LEFT
REMEMBER
TO RIGHT: "Red" KIsInstein, Bernie Frant, Ray Miller, Leo Damp and Irving
lived
in a tough neighborhood and
try" provide nurses and the insti- friends and sympathizers of the
Parker. Ray
1..100,5 h.s K. 0. lett to the boys at Mansfield's.
MORRIS LEFKOVITZ
simply had to. Ile liked the game
tutional
staff.
It
stands
there
as
a
Detroit Auxiliary, which raises
THAT
and
got
his
experience
at
the
Clark
retreat for those tubercular5 who funds for the maintenance of the ing
more than $11,000 worth of Settlement House. It was this af-
are fortunate enough to be admit- Detroit patients at the Los Ange- groceries,
COUNTY AUDITOR
filiation that made Cross take that
ted to the City of Hope. Patients les Sanatorium through various af-
Mrs. H. H. I'renzlauer,
The membership was
are constantly seeking admission fairs such as card parties, dances, visor of the emergency super- name.
relief
almost all Irish. The Jewish bo s I
to this institution, well-known banquets and similar activities.
fund, this week lauded Mr L fk
who wanted to get along adopted I
throughout the country as a place
At present the major undertak- vitz efforts. She said that he has
Irish monickers.Cross' ambition
where those admitted are given the ing is the fourth annual bazaar
been an important fcotar in help- was to be a punching bag cham-
DESERVES YOUR
best of medical treatment and care which will take place at Philadel-
ing the needy (luring this depres- pion, but a fight manager watch-
which creates a steady waiting list. phia-Byron Talmud Torah, Blanch
sion and praised him for having
VOTE FOR
e
A. S. is well known as be- , to March 17. During the week given up his entire time to the re- ing him do his stuff talked him
That's how Ray Miller described the new suit he just
into becoming a professional
ing an institution that shows no of the bazaar different affairs will lief fund.
boxer. Ile took the opportunity
preference or partiality to anyone take place.
bought at Mansfield's. And to show the boys he meant
RE-ELECTION
Saturday even ing,
"Many a morning Mr. Lefkovitz but didn't give up his schooling
person or party,
it,
he uncorked that famous left of his that scored the
March 14, a card party will
From June 1, 1929, to June 1, given. Sunday noon, March be was up at 4 to go to the market and finally graduated from dental
sensational knockout of Johnnie Jadick, his last oppon-
1930, the sanatorium and ex-pa- has been reserved for a dinner, 15, for fruits, vegetables and food- college.
c ab- stuffs for the Detroit Jewish
ent, after only 9 seconds of actual fighting.
A 10-round non-decision contest
aret style, with selected enterta in- needy," Mrs. Prenzlauer said. It
with Wlilie Ritchie at the old Madi-
ment. Sunday night, a dance and is difficult fully to evaluate the
Ray
is a strong champion for Simon-Ackerman clothes,
son Square Garden was the near-
carnival will take place. A w ell- great good he has done the relief est Cross
I Highly Recommend the election of
ever got to the title but
too. All the rest of the boys agree with him that for
known seven-piece orchestra will
cause in the present crisis, and he fought all the top-notchers. He
supreme smartness you must wear Simon-Ackerman
furnish the music and several n ov- Detroit Jews should be proud that always gave a good performance
el surprises are promised to th ose Mr. Lefkovitz is one of them."
styles. Where to buy them? Why at Mansfield's, of
an d made plenty of money,
attending these three particu tar
course!
Mr. Lefkovitz stated this week After 11 years in Hollywood the
affairs.
that he is going on with the work, , once famous lightweight returned
Following is the list of clubs a nd which is even more pressing today
to
New
York
in
1928
with
$100
his
(Short Term)
Drop in and see our new Spring Models.
organizations who have pled gad rho an it was three months ago.
capital. He opened dental
tie
their support and co-operation:
At the Primaries on March 2 and the Election April 6
asked The Detroit Jewish Chron- parlors and has been yanking
Arbeiter Iting Branch III, ('h er- icle
to express thanks to all the
ALLEN H. BLONDY.
niger I.oyever Verein, David llo ro- merchants in his name for their teeth ever since. Cross says that
he doesn't regret his career but
doker Verein, David Horoker I, ad-
liberal contributions to the cause added that if he had a son he
ies' Auxiliary, Detroit Waste 11 , la- of emergency relief.
would never allow the bay to
terial Exchange, Ekaterinosla vet-
into the ring! "There's nothing
5,erein, Eastern Ladies' Aid So cl-
like a good business," was his pmt s
cry, Equality Club, First Romani an
BOOK . CADILLAC
ing
ing shot as he returned to his
Fraternity, Independent Russi an
dental chai r .
Polish Aid Society, Jolly El its
lmtterings.
Club, Junior Progressive CI ub,
—
SIMON-ACKERMAN CLOTHES EXCLUSIVELY
Th e soccer b os
y are fighting
Kovler Voliner Progressive Socie ty,
Herman Hoexter will address again. After cle an ing
up the Met-
Korostichever Aid Society, Kies Ur
the Music Study Club at its next ropolitan district the All-Star Ils
Progressive Verein, Mozerer I' ro- regu ar meeting, to be held Tues-
koahs are accused of ineligible
I gressive Verein, Michigan lie me
day, March :3, at the Y. W. C. A.
Protection, Michigan Progressi Se building, at 2:30 p. m. Mr. Hoes- players and the games they won •
Verein, Mothers' Club of Oaklan 11, ter has chosen "Orchestral Work have been protested. Nothing will =-
Michigan Progressive Ladies' Au x- of the Classic Period" as his sub- happen and Ilakoah will play for ='!"
FOR 19 YEARS A FAITHFUL PUBLIC SERVANT
the U. S. Cup.
iliary, Odesser Unterstizung Ve T- ject.
—
Lawn tennis, as it is played t
sin, Odessa Progressive Ladi es'
—
The philanthropic committee of day, was invented by
a
i tis =
Auxiliary, Pinsker Verein, Russi an t h e
us y Club, in conjunc- army oflicial, Major wa Brh
iter C.
l'olish Ladies' Auxiliary, Rovn er
tion with the Red Cross, will pre- Wingfield, in 1873. The game was
Progressive League, Reziner La
sent a program at the League of then called Sphairistike. That's =-
ies Auxiliary, Turover Leslie
the Handicapped, on Wednesday, something to call a game.
Auxiliary, Turover Verein, U k- March 4. Those participating will
Henry Burbig, to me one of the
raiser Verein, Zitomer Verein,
be Mrs. Bernard Lachs, vocalist; funniest comedians on the air, is -
c
Morw
s.en
J : B, 0. ,B
arliosot
Brooks,
Srieras delr,„ and
i del: a Jew and was once a second base- --...
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Home Relief Society Appea is
a
m n on a semi-pro ba l team.— =
l
ba
u
For Moos Chitim.
m will act as accompanist. Coach Roy Plant's second was a
Mrs. A. Silberblatt is chairman of boy. Ile will he caller "Junior"
the occasion,
occasion.
At the last meeting of the Horn e
—Irving is not a had name, either.
The mothers' clubs committee of
(CooyrIght. 19:11, J. T. A.)
IR elief Society, held Monday, Feb •
2: 3, at the home of Mrs. S. Love • the Music Study Club and
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
, Si. Gavern,
th e sum of $300 was donated t
If (am Chitim, to supply matzos am entertained at the Twelfth Street John C. Cowan Seeks Fourth
Term as County Auditor.
Center during the past week, Mrs.
nee iney to the poor Jewish familie
David Fried, vocalist, accompanied
f r Passover. On account of th
by Mrs. S. Ashe,
rs on and Miss
Through three successive terms
treme economic conditions whic
Primaries March 2, 1931
ar e prevalent at the present time Jenny Halprin, rea der , offered the of four years each John C. Cowan
th e Home Relief Society realize program.
has served the people of Wayne =
Endorsed
by
the
following
Jewish
Professional
and Business Men:
th at this sum of money is not ade
County as auditor and on Monday
qu ate and therefore the member s
he will be a candidate for re-elec-
DR. A. E. BERNSTEIN
HARRY
HOCK
J.
W.
E.
W.
0.
To
Continue
tion to another term. In the pri-
ha ve pledged themselves to go nu
BENJAMIN GORELICK'
DR. SAMUEL. D. SCHULMAN MORRIS WOLK
an it try to collect as much addi
maries four years ago Mr. Cowan's =
Rummage Sale.
GEORGE WEISS
DR. JOIN L. ROSENFIELD IIARRY HOROWITZ
t in nal money as possible for thi
total vote approximated that of all -=,
=-
DAVE SAKS
11U rpose. According to Jewish
DR. A. E. IIOCKMAN
„_
Aspecial lawn! of directors his opponents combined and it is =
ISIDORE STARR
I.OUIS GOULD
Ira edition, every Jewish home meeting of the Jewish Women Eu- expected that he will repeat the ,=
MAX BORIN
JOSEPH C. BESSMAN
ALFRED TRAUB
oh. ,u1(1 be supplied with matzos ropean Welfare Organization was performance this year.
DR. PERRY BURNSTINE
JACOB F. SCHULMAN
an it the necessary foodstuffs for held Monday evening, Feb. 23, at
In the three terms for which he !_=
SAMUEL I., RABIN
HERBERT J. l'EVOS
ssovs•r and those who have the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lapidus, has been elected, Mr. Cowan and I=
DR. SAMUEL RUSKIN
LOUIS PORTNOY
MILTON BERNSTEIN
pde my should remember the hun- 3312 Richton. It was decided that his colelagues, William Gutman --,
DR.
J.
Y.
BURNSTINE
ABE SLUTZKY
I In •ds of poor families who will the organization, jointly with Eva and William II. Green, have had
JOSE WINSEN
PERRY
FEIGENSON
VICTOR N. BERNSTEIN
do without unless Moos Chitim Prenzlauer's Service Group, contin- the direct handling of some $400,-
Paid for by Jewish friends
ge is its quota. Anyone wishing to ue the rummage sale Ifastings 000,000 of the taxpayers' money =
without the slightest trace of scan-
11111 ke
contribution to this fund, street. All wishing to donate old dal
of any nature. Previous to his
ple ase send donations to Mrs. Ben clothes and other discarded articles
This advertisement paid for by friends.
rvice a;
ditor'
r C
ummAg e Sale should call
_ _ B. Schwartz, 2433 Blaine, or Mrs. for the rB.
thae u eight:mri
Mrs.
R.
Mth
Ch arles. Marienthal, 2699 Webb.
w
Neman,
1478 Glenn
nn c( mmon council and also served as
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ourt, Longfellow 3819, or Mrs. an estim t
George Cohen , 1766 Ferry Park
a or. Ile is a lifelong
Farband Folkahule to Give
ant of Detroit, is 51 years of age
ELECT
Chalutzos
Continue Dollar
Madison 4727. A committee will and during the world war served
Purim Concert.
arrange
to call for these articles, in the U. S.
Campaign; Renew Appeal.
forces overseas
the procee ds to go fro the Detroit
For Young and Old, There is No Healthier Food th ,I!
The Farband F'olkshule an- Emergency Relief and for widows
nounces that a Purim entertain- and orphans.
The Detroit Jewish W.,in•n's
THE EAGLE DAIRY PRODUCTS SOUR CREAM,
Many Endorsements for John Pioneer Organization (('.halutzos)
ment for the children of the school
It was decided to give the home
CHEESE AND BUTTER
D. Watts for Judge.
announced this week that the Dot
and their parents and friends will hake sale on Thursday, March 12,
Make sure you buy only the best. Ask your grocer for
lar ('ampaign to help swell the
be given next week, the exact time not the prominent Jewish butcher
Eagle
Dairy
Products.
John D. Watts, assistant prose- ] quota in aid of the Palestine wom-
and place to be announced in the stores in Detroit, the proceeds to
coming issue.
go for European orphan and wid cuting attorney, has received many I en pioneers continues. The organ-
OK'S.
endorsements and recommenda- j ization appeals to Detroit Jews to
tions for judge of the Common I respond promptly in order that the
Fox Theater.
A continental favorite, Elissa Miss Mary Linsky and John Pleas Court. Mr. Watts was en- (drive may be wound up as soon as
dorsed by leading attorneys, by 20 P ossible.
Landi, will make her talking pie-
Wummer in Joint Recital. presidents 9f women's clubs,by
Arrangements are being complet-
iire debut opposite Charles Far-
well known professional men and ed for the visit in Detroit of Han-'
''II, popular screen idol, in the Pm-
Get the Best. Protect Your Health
Miss
Mary
Linsky,
pianist,
an(
nab
Chizik, Palestine woman labor
other
prominent
leaders.
raordinary production, "Body
5071 TILLMAN
Walnut 54 1 3
Mr. Watts has been a life-long ' leader and member of a prominent s.
and Soul," which comes to the Fox John Wummer, first flutist of the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, were resident of Detroit. Ile was edu- pioneer family. Miss Chizik is ex
"heater.
=eheduled to appear in a joint re- cated here and at the University petted in Detroit in April.
I vital at the Art Institute on Friday of Michigan. Ile was appointed
evening, Feb. 27. Miss Linsky has assistant prosecuting attorney six
Fo
nreviously appeared in • number years ago and has tried many im- Piano Recital by Samuel
Comfort and
it concerts in the Art Institute,
Sorin Tuesday.
portant cases.
Good Seri ire
Besides being known as an able
A piano recital is to be pre-
Remember
R - K - 0 Downtown.
lawyer, Mr. Watts is active in j sented by Samuel Sorin, student
are Supreme
sports, being vice-president of the of Dr. Mark Gunzburg, Detroit
From the fiery pages of Donald Detroit Amateur Baseball Federa- pianist, Tuesday, March 3, a 8:15
Special Weekly Rates
enderson Clarke's notable best- tion.
p. m., in the auditorium of the
As Low As $6.00
eller,
"Millie," has come a heart-
'Highland Park High School at
Daily 31.50 and up
leep screen drama that takes its
Glendale and Second. Sorin was
dace among the really outstanding
United Artists Theater.
William G. Lee, M gr.
awarded a grand piano for being
Again Charlie Chaplin has star t. the intermediate winner of the
films of the year. Radio pictures'
John R. at Columbia
'Millie" is now at the R-K-O led the entire movie world with a Greater Detroit piano-playing con-
CHerry 7020
Downtown Theater.
picture that may have a revol
lour ifox. p
. lav From
Particularly worthy is its cast tionary effect on the future of th
tesOL n the program will be Sonata
If featured players, including a screen. His new film, "fit • Opus 22, by Beethoven; Concerto,
malt-dozen of the best-liked screen Lights," which opened at the Uni t. Opus 12, by I'ierne, Rondo Capric-
trtists of the day. Ilelen Twelve- ed Artists Theater on Thursda
ciouso, by Mendelssohn, and the
rees, flaming little hasty and evening, Feb. 26, at regular pop u _ Polonaise, by Liszt. Other mem-
Short Term Ending July 3, 1933
•mong the best of the screen's dra- lar prices, is a non-dialogue filn
, hers by Chopin, Bach, Grunfield
^atic actresses, plays the title although synchronized with musi and nett will also be offered. There
PRIMARIES MARCH 2. 1931
sole. As "Millie," Miss Twelve- composed mainly' by Chaplin an it will be no charge for admission.
tr ees g re
for Re-Election for
i • en the finest characterize- sound effects that are an integral
ion 1, f her career and definitely part of the comedy "gags" evolved'
establishes
in the development of the story. Jewish Deaf and Dumb Con-
Paid for by the board of directors of the Detroit Dynamic
establishes
herself
as one
of the The film, that has taken more than
mat
talented
players
in motion
Mutual Loan Association.
grass to Meet in Prague.
pictures today,
two years and more than $1,500,-
100 to produce. is described as
p
RAGUE. — O. T. A.) — A
Chaplin's funniest, not baron
ORIOLE THEATRE
g world congress of the Jewish deaf,
LINWOOD AND PHILADELPHIA
"Shoulder
Arms."
"The Pilgrim" dumb and hard of hearing will be
I 11 "The Gold
Rush."
Chapter 63:
held here Slay 20 to May 26 under
Saturday,
Detroit Chapter 63 of A. Z. A.
' the auspices of the Central Bureau
is
"Princess and the Plumber" , set Sunday, Feb. 22. at the Y. W. Holmes Lecture on "Grand of the Jewish Deaf, Dumb and
an excellent jurist and should be retained by the
R. A. Plans are being made for
Hard of Hearing League. On the
Tour" of Eurooe.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
people of Detroit as Judge of the Recorder's Court.
n informal dinner-danc e to be
agenda of the congress are propa-
given for the basketball team that
ganda for the establish men[ of
"The Silver Horde"
I urge all my friends to vote for him at the Primaries on
uese as, March 3, at Or- homes for Jewish deaf and
led the Jewish Inter-Fraternal
March 2 and the election on April 6.
d ub
m
Fair— Impartial—Experienced—Capabl
All Seats 35c; Childre n 15e
e
League all season, only to * chestra Hall, Burton Holmes will ' in all parts of the world, the fo r-
beaten out in the last two game+ lecture on the "Grand Tour" or mation of trade schools for deaf
ALLEN H. BLONDY.
Sat. Mat., All Seats 15c
Europe.
Burton
Holmes
is
both
and
dumb
apprentices,
and
guaran-
Primaries: March 2, 15:11.
III•Monimmm eming■MI The next meeting will be on Suns
This ad paid for by a friend
old an a new traveler and is an I tees of inheritance rights for the
day, March 1 • at the Y . W
A. an
ideal guide for the "Grand Tour." deaf and dumb.
JUNIOR Y. P. S. OF
FOOD COMMISSIONER
SHAAREY ZEDEK, OF EMERGENCY FUND( I SPORT NOTES
ON MONDAY
"It's a K. O. ► "
says RAY MILLER
JOHN C. COWAN
JOHN P. MURPHY
AS JUDGE OF COMMON PLEAS COURT
VOTE FOR
STUDY CLUB
TO HEAR HOEXTER
Peter J.
Man$ficia',6
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Retain
JUDGE JAMES M.
JEFFRIES
FOR
JUDGE OF
JUDGE
Common Pleas Court
OF
Recorder's Court
Detroit Citizens League—"Preferred"
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIr
Milton A.
Behrendt
EAGLE DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO.
JUDGE
Judge Ed. B.
COMMON PLEAS
COURT
Benno
FAIRBAIRN
HOTEL
A. Z. A. NOTES
Judge John P. Scallen
JUDGE of
Common Pleas Court