A merica ffewish PerlaSeal Carter
CLIFTON AMOS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
Detroit Day by .
by Mums
MEDerRorr
Day
FOX THEATER BUILDING
"The merchant who does not
advertise. never needs the rest
turf'---e n d he usually has nothing
worth advertising. -PHILCONS.
• •
"Never borrow trouble-
simply allow your neighbor
to use your telephone."
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"Time old tide wait for no
non, bat it is said that they port
bore t
t
li ttle
"It is all lery well
ilililnuo who IR trying to g r' e ' t her
to Say that, if you ho oil at raight...
would loom the
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value of money, go
Detroit's smartest dressers
borrow some . . .
but the man who wear PIIILCONS' clothes.
roans it and never
Here is peeping Toni, who seems
gets it bac%, also
learns a fax I, to be getting the inside (tope
i'se7 sons."
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:.:CLASSIFIED:-:
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
TORS-We du painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran-
teed work. L. Iathanson, 2987
Gladstone. l'hone Garfield 5128
from 7 to 10 a. in. and 4 to 8
p. m.
EMBARRA-SSING MOMENTS
YOUNG MAN, university trained
in business and accounting with
public auditing and varied ex-
perience, seeks connection with
small manufacturing or jobbing
concern in general capacity.
Capable and aggressive. Write
Box 170, Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle.
MRS. J. SHERLINE-Yirst•class
catering for weddings and par-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer- OAKLEY PARK lake front cot-
sity 2-1610,
tage for sale or season. Six fur-
nished rooms. Private grove.
CONTRACT BRIDGE TAUGHT.
Boat. 45
Golf course nearby.
50c an hour per person in
minutes from city. Longfellow
groups of four, Mrs. Theodore
0610.
Keller, Longfellow 7708.
'When you realize,
suddenly, that the story you have started to
• DAVID HOROWITZ, the teacher. TO RENT-Large furnished room
for a gentleman or young
Hebrew, Yiddish and English
couple by a refined family.
reading and writing in 5 lessons
Home privileges. 2703 Elmhurst
for young and old. Guaran-
avenue, Hemlock 2484-R.
I
teed. Free trial lesson. 2248
Hazelwood, Garfield 68354.
TO RENT-2989 Glendale, second
floor. Six rooms, breakfast
5111.K SALESMEN - To canvass
room, Frigidaire, all decorated,
for new customers. A liberal
two
porches, garage, side drive.
commission paid. Give detailed
One block front school. Rent
description of qualifications.
reasonable
to right party. Arl-
Write Box 100, Detroit Jewish
ington 9611.
Chronicle.
tell the Girl Friend's Mother is one that cannot
N
be told in mixed company . . . Lc nonchalant
LIGHT
A MURAD
lees
FAMOUS SAYINGS
"Don't cep over spilt
milk ...in all probability it
as full of germs."
PHILCONS.
CENTERS ASSN '
The Fenkoll Mothers Chili will hold
hs Mother anal Daughter ht at tho
1,11,4 Branch of the Jewish Cent,.
Wit renkell. Thursday, May 2s. •t
The evening's entertainment will
P. m.
be directed by M. 1.. Stollman. toast•
master. The 'migrant will be opened by
President Jackson' welcome to •II. Mi.
Esther handler will respond for the
daughters. A musical program wit fol.
low. arranged by Mn. D. Schwarts. The
addro.ex of the evening will he given
by Mn,, of Glogower, prominent in
all social and civic m oveents.
m
(lutists
of the evening will include Fred Butzel,
Mn,. J. Victor Ibiem•r. Mm. Melville
Welt, Mm. Barry Jackson, Nathan Bean.
SanilIPI Levine, President Drapkin and
vice-president Falk of the Oakland
Mothers Club, President Nolish and vice-
l'reo.nlent Glass of the Linw000l.Dexter
Mothers' Club, President Segall anol Vim
President Greenberg of the Twelfth Street
Mothers' Club, President Weinstein and
Vice President ', tondo of the West War-
ren Mothers' Club.
The Linwood Dexter and West Warren
Mothers' Clubs will celebrate their an.
nu al Mother and Daughter banquet to-
gether on Tuesday. May 20 at the It'sai
Moshe Shute. Devter boulevard. corner
Lawrenee. at 7:30 P. tn. These two ee•
live Mothers Clubs have arranged an in-
teresting program, whieh will be topeneol
by Prrodilent Modish, of the Linwood Dex•
ter Mothers' Club, with the club song,
All for One and One for All." followed
by the welcome address by Mrs. Wein.
sLein, president of the West Warren Club .
The daughters' response will be given
by Mr.. Eva Nolish Goldstone, and Mrs.
Hilda Weinstein. Miss Minnie Bauman
will recite • original 'went called, - Ful-
fillment." Creetings to the mothers and
daughters in honor of the occasion will
he given by Mrs. Joseph Welt, well.
known club and social leader of the city.
'The guests of honor will include Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Stern. Mr+.
Itosenaweig,
Mrs. Andrew Wineman, Miss Emma !ba-
ld, Mrs. Maurice Goldenberg, Mrs. Em•
or,
•naeli. Mrs. Anna beegrn•n, Mrs.
I,. Shill..., Samuel
Levine, President
Dropkin and Viee•President Falik of the
Oakland Mothers WI, President Jacks
and Viee.President Ilubberman of
Fenkell Mothers Club, and President
Siegel and Vice-('resident Greenberg of
Twelfth Street Mothrs' Club.
the
SINAI DELICATESSEN
SOLD BY N. BILANSKY
: 1'11;,, int'hi `alet FOR RENT-Seven-room lower FOR RENT-Furnished room for
couple, with kitchen privileges.
bright flat, three bedrooms, all
3250 Elmhurst. Phone Hemlock
modern conveniences, extra large
ads for stinl•
1529-51.
living room, good northwest res-
mer at 523.50
,
„„d aft tepee .
idential section. Oil heat, frig- MATRIMONIAL CLUB-Ninety-
(
,te „t the most
idaire. Near car and bus and
nine out of a hundred young
Shoarey Zedek and 'Until Moshe
unusual clothing
men and women should join the
Synagogues. 2932 Webb ave-
oafs es Detroit
international matrimonial club
nue.
Call Cadillac 1363 or
has ever known. I
now being organized. For fun
Hemlock 4510.
particulars write Box 175, care
of the Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
EMPLOYED COUPLE will share
their comfortable, artistically FOR SALE-Cass I.ake. Best
furnished home on Glynn Court
beach lot on lake. Sacrifice.
with couple. Select residenti
I'hone D. V. 51aelffinald, Hem-
section. Very reasonable. Must
st
lock 3884-M.
I furnish good references. Call
--
evenings, Hemlock 3845-W or a...
Preparations for the sixth an- University 2-7763.
Vantiar
nual concert of the Detroit Hillery ,
Ilazom ir Singing Society a re coin- FOR SALE - 2630 Clairmount
lo conjunction with the regular Frid
avenue,
single
residence;
face
Meted. The curtain of the large
evening "e vices, • special service writ '
brick all around; four bedrooms,
by Rabbi Bernard Heller of
auditorium of the Detroit Institute
the occasion being the un- I
shower, steam heat. Redecor- A nn
veiling of • memorial tablet which bears
ated throughout. Good as new. thenames of two past•presidents of Tem-
Shown by appointment. In- ple Beth Jacob. Nathan Illumrosen and
The concert of the Detroit Can-
quire of Sterling Brick Com- tle/ley I. Jacobson.
tors Association on June 7, at the
pany, Walnut 4934, or 5401
M, Joseph Darnell Mrs. Jarub Kor. IVIlai
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter
W abash.
rinsky. Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein,
Norman Buckner anal Mrs. Saul Bien.]
FOR, RENT-Furnished
room kraal. attenolol the convention of the
Reasonable rate. Call Saturday sk tenee
Si". ".h "" d " is M " .
or Sunday. 2497 Hazelwood.
DETROIT ITALEVY
CONCERT SUNDAY
Robert Montgomery makes his
bow as a star as the sailor-hero in
"Shipmates,'' which is the screen
attraction at the Hollywood The-
ater for four days starting Sun-
day. With most of the scenes
filmed aboard the U. S. S. Colorado,
the picture provides unique and
fascinating entertainment as well
as a nautical education.
Eddie Loughton and his popular
Merrymakers with their arrange-
ments and clever novelties are
hacked again on this bill by one
of those superb unit vaudeville
shows sent in by the country's
leading circuits.
M,.
Norman Buckner of Dwight
o,tre e .1. i let.(,,,I,22
'rfitis ,ehrforr ,, Peoria.
n i :eliurnil.tiollni...wf here r
RENT-Splendid room, well 7).,e
furnished, for lady or gentle-
Mi
Mar
man. Private
All privi-
i"r".
Mrs. Ilenry Jacobson. Mn,. Arthur
loges, 2053 Calvert avenue.
FOR
y
ia ,,,
and Mrs.
tra y; 11,0 rxn an n
ittru bc ok rne a ri
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FOR RENT-Nice, clean, airy
fur-
fur-
the May Festival.
Dished room.
Private family.
M
aelliBrIlin Goldstein of Ottawa
All modern conveniences. Will
plea,antly entertai:ied 12,ing .uxt;
rent reasonable. Near Dexter at a bridge-tuncheon
t VC,
bus and Linwood street car, ho oring her guest, Mr, Lillian
n
Colman
2951 Buena Vista, Arlington of New York City.
5339-R.
PERFECTION LODGE
CABARET NIGHT ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
, light housekeeping, $20 per
'
month, for single person $13;
all modern conveniences. Meals
if desired. 2239 Grand avenue,'
N ight" will b e cele-
PROF. E. ZALUDKOWSKI
between Fourteenth and La-
Salle. Good transportation. brated by Perfection Lodge No.
of Arts will rise on Sunday eve-
Can have use of garage. l'hone 486, F. & A. M., Wednesday, May
ning, Slay 24. at 8:30 o'clock, when
27, directly after the second de-
Arlington 2863-W.
75 singers comprising the chorus
gree. Fifteen members are con-
will be presented in an elaborate FOR SALE-2457 Glendale, six- tributing their talents toward nov-1
program of Jewish music.
room single home. Must settle elty dancing, singing, imitations,
The program will embrace prac-
estate. Heirs will take 8800 for recitations, mesmerism and tricks
tically all phases of Jewish music:
equity of $5,300. A real buy. of magic.
Liturgical, classical, workman
This is the first time in the
songs and folk songs. One Tal- TO RENT - Unfurnished apart- lodge's existence that such an event
ments, 2242 Blaine; modern; has ever been attempted and it is
mudic rhapsody and one Hebrew
tile baths; 3 rooms front or in- promised to be a riot of laughter
contralto. William Gayman will
side, also 4-room; rents reduced; and a big surprise.
assist Prof. E. Zaludkowski, who
will conduct the chorus through the
clean building. Near bus and
Masons and their friends are in-
major portion of the evening. Miss
three car lines.
vited. There will be no admission
Ruth Sherman will assist S.
charge and the show will start at
Shpargel at the piano. The pro- FOR RENT - Clean, attractive, approximately 8:30 p. m. Masons
large furnished room with pri- are asked to arrive at 7 o'clock to
gram follows:
vate family, no small children, attend the second degree and their
Motto
Bro. lz for single or couple. Kitchen friends may wait in the ante-room
Zionein Folk
Refined neighbor- until the show starts.
privileges.
Bar Yorhal
To, Lahwln,,
oodtar,e i
This entertainment is being of-
Piano `tech•( P " ' m ")
nsr desired. fered under the direction of the en-
G Gar
l ii(=oti 'toads°. nable.
L. Shpargel
1676 Elmhurst, Arlington 1898. tertainment committee.
May Lid
Posner,
FOR RENT -Upper flat, 2506
West Philadelphia; four bed-
rooms, extra large, two baths,
Silent Automatic oil burner,
Frigidaire, brick garage, side
For this occasion, Stanislaw drive. Euclid 5795.
Schapiro, violinist, will present it
' short recital, assisted by Sol I. FOR RENT-Clean, quiet room in
Kessler, as accompanist. Mr. Scha-
American-Jewish family,
by
pint. a graduate of the Imperial
mother and son, high school age.
Conservatory of Petrograd, under
Home conveniences, phone and
the late Leopold Auer, has liven
radio. Call Hemlock 3089-R.
with the Detroit Symphony Orches-
tra for the past seven years in the FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
cottage on Lake St. Clair; good
first violin section. Mr. Schapiro '
location, fishing and bathing.
also conducts a studio of music at
Call Lenox 1984, 11626 East
1121 Hazelwood avenue.
Jefferson avenue.
On Monday, May 25, at the Stat.
ler Hotel, the closing meeting of
the year of Iladassah will take
Home Relief Society to Hold I
Memorial Services for
Departed Members.
On Monday afternoon, May 25,
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gins-
burg, 16241 Cherrylawn, th elast
meeting of the season of the home
Relief Society will take place.
There will he a prominent speaker
and mem”rial services will be held
for the departed members. Mrs. H.
Schulman, president, requests all
members to attend this meeting.
While no regular meetings will to
held during the summer months, the
board of directors will still contin-
ue to hold the monthly metings,
and the work of the organization
will be carried on just the same
during the summer months.
FOR RENT-Cass Lake cottage,
seven rooms, large porch, gas
and electric. Clubs considered.
Rent reasonable. Glendale
3471-M or Hemlock 4435-R.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room for single or couple. Near
Trumbull car and Fourteenth
bus. 2092 Pingree, Apt. 102,
Euclid 27774.
SIYUM OF YOUNG
ISRAEL A SUCCESS
On Tuesday, at the Mishkan Is-
rael Synagogue, Young Israel of
Detroit celebrated the completing
of Talmudic Treatise "Megillah"
under the guidance of Rabbi Isaac
Stollman, spiritual leader of that
congregation. The affair seas at-
tended by over 300 people.
The main address %vas delivered
by Rabbi Stollman through whose
untiring efforts the Siyum was
made possible. Other addresses
were made by Rabbis Aishiskin,
Straus, Fine, Rabbi Cohen of Chi-
. cago. III., and Rabbi Harold Rosen-
thal, son of J. I'. Rosenthal of this
city'. Short talks were also made
by Meyer Weisenfeld on behalf of
the committee in charge of the af-
fair, Abraham J. Rosenshine, pres-
ident of the organization, and
Aaron Si. Pregerson. Morris Fish-
man, president of the congregation,
acted as toastmaster.
Reverend Samuel Mogilevsky',
, vocal selection, and
a violin solo
by Samuel Jacobson accompanied
by bliss Sadie Schur at the Ilium
completed the program of the eve-
ning.
The organization extends its ap-
preciation and thanks to the ladies
auxiliary of the synagogue for
their splendid work in preparing
and serving the refreshments.
Joint Shevuoth service's will be
held on Friday and Saturday in the
Melbourne Center, 31 Melbourne
avenue. Interesting speakers have
been arranged for both days, and
all are urged to attend.
CANTOR A. A. ROSENFELD
Fox Theater.
There
Al Cohen's
Peerless Plumbing & Heating Co.
one of the soloists. Monday evening, June 1, at the
The rehearsals are in full swing Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne, when
One of the novel compositions to A. Z. A. 93 team composed of Mor-
be heard is "Tov-Lehodos" of the cis Linsky and Nathaniel Rubin,
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Opening Dance
at
LARUE'S CASINO
CASE LAKE
NITE HAWK CLUB
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 29
FEATURING BILLY MINOR'S MELODIANS
Formerly
of Venice Beach and Monticello Ballroom
Dancing Every Saturday and Sunday.
Fumigating, Exterminating and Disinfectors
All Household Insects
Scientific Methods Used
All work guaranteed. Bonded and licensed. Get our mt..
praise!. Lowest prices.
GLUCK FUMIGATING COMPANY
(ALLIED WITH BARSAMIAN)
6375 TIREMAN AVENUE
Garfield 4490
The Only Jewish Fumigators in Detroit
great composer, I). Novakowsky winner of the second round, will
and "Yiroh-Enenu" of the great
meet the Blackhawk team composed
cantor and composer, J. L. Weiss. of Morris Taxe and George Kratch-
Both compositions are master-
man, winner of the first round.
pieces and are completed under the
direction of Prof. E. Zaludkowski. fi The A. Z. A. team entered the
nals by virtue of their victor
over the Detroit Friendship Club
In the Morning Before Going to Town
last
Sunday, when the two teams
ZEDAKAH TO INSTALL
Place it in our hand. for 10 minutes and it will look like
clashed on the question of recog-
OFFICERS ON JUNE 2 nition of Soviet Russia by the
sew. Drive • clean car to town.
United States. The A. Z. A. team
The tenth annual dinner-dance of attacked the present policy of the
the Zeilakah Club held at Eastwood United States and demanded recog-
Inn, was a success. The President, nition. The debate was judged by
Saturday, Sunday and Holiday., $1.25
Mrs. Anna Zarnsky, thanks the Eliot Moyer, formerly a member of
Lubrication Service
chairman of the social committee, the University of Michigan debat-
Special Rates for Monthly Storage
Mrs. A. 11. Eisler.
ing team, Milton Weinstein, an at-
hi rs. !tarry ("Mother") Klein torney, and Leo Gurko, a member
donated a basket of California of the Detroit City College Debate
fruit which brought in a consider- Team. Theodore Baruch, coach of
able sum of money.
thrt e ■ si .d lowish
p
e
('enter debate team
The following ladies acted as hos-
tesses: Rose Lipson, Ililda Lubin,
Mae Shapiro, Ann Rosenbaum,
Ethel Shapiro, Esther Davis, Eve-
lyn Wohlman, and Elsie Rubin.
Miss Selma Klein entertained the
guests with a number of piano se-
NEW
lections.
The chairmen, Mrs. Sarah Eisler
and Mrs. Lee Levensohn, announce
the installation of officers to be
Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS
held at the Lee Plaza Hotel on
June 2, at 1:30 o'clock
Those who wish to co-operate for
a trip to visit the Equality Damp
Wash Laundry call the chairman,
Mrs. Lee Levensiihn, Longfellow
1768, for the dates of June 4, 5,
8, 9, and 10.
A recital will be sponsored by
Eleanore Shapiro under the aus-
pices of Zedakah Club, Tuesday
evening, Tune 9. at Highland l'ark
high Schroth Glendale and Third.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Schreiber,
3205 Calvert, Monday evening at
81 DELAWARE AVE.
8 o'clock.
TRINITY 2.3211
DETROIT PAVILION AT LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM
LET US CLEAN YOUR CAR
Auto Wash '95o
Dexter Auto Wash
12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD
DETROITERS AID TUBERCULARS
Funeral Home
Center Athletic League.
Re ■ ulta of Intermediate League liaise-
hall of Sunday May 17, Pirates 0. Spar-
tans 2; l'anthers 5, Maccabees 6; Revel.
era 0, Balfour. 9.
Results of Senior Intermediate Play-
ground ball: Pilot. 2. Celtics 5; Rawl..
In, O. camerarlerle 0: 04mpicl 7, tree , .
cent. I.
Intermediate League Itiveball
isle for Sunday, M. 24: Balfour. vs.
Panther+. No. 1 at 12:00: Reveler, VA.
Spartan, No. 2 at 1:30. Pirates vas Mac-
cabees, Ni,. 1 at 1.30.
Senior
Intermediate Playground Ball
Schedule for Sunday. M•y 24: Cre.cents
VP. Rawlings, No 1 at 10.30; Olympics
vit. Celtic,. No. 2 at 10:30; Pilot. ys.
Carnersirrie, NO 2 at 12.
schedule for Junior Division American
League for May IS Sophie Wright vs.
Dodge; Itrightmoor vs. Highland Park
West.
National League. Sophie Wright en.
Tau Beta: Highland Park v, Weinman.
Schedule for N ideet ., American
League: Jewish Center v.. Dodge: Bright-
moor Highland Park West.
Sehedule for Midger•. National Leaglito•
Sophie Wright vas Franklin Street. High-
:land Park East
l'rhan League.
"Seed"
at
R K 0 Downtown
five
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Specialists in apartment house plumbing and
ing work at lowest prices in the city.
Rev. Ruben Boyarsky, cantor of
Congregation Emanuel, will con-
duct services at the Talmud Torah
on Tuxedo and Holmur on Satur-
day morning, Slay 30, beginning at
9 o'clock. Admission will be free
and the public is invited.
These services are under the aus-
, pices of Cheers Gemorah and will
usher in other events of the soci-
ety for the study of the Talmud.
Cantor Boyarsky is the possessor
of a beautiful voice, and he has
earned an enviable reputation
wherever he has conducted serv-
ices, in this country and in Eu-
rope.
and Lawrence, promises to be one
of the features of musical events
CENTER DEBATES
of the year.
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld, vice-
The Jewish Center Senior De-
president of the association, will be bate League will come to a close on
PLANT MORE TREES
IN J. N. F. FOREST SHOLEM ALEICHEM 1
FOLK INSTITUTE
Under the regime of the newly
elected worthy matron, Ilannah
Ilarvith, Purity Chapter orders
the following trees planted in the
Herz! Forest of the Jewish Na-
tional Fund in Palestine:
Shevuoth services of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zeilek are beingheld
in the Oriole Theater, Linwood
and Philadelphia, with Rabbi A.
Si. Hershman delivering the ser-
mons and Cantor E. Zaludkowski
conducting the services.
BOYARSKY TO CONDUCT
SERVICES AT TUXEDO
TALMUD TORAH MAY 30
home.
Decoration Week-End Outing:
The Camp Committee of the Sholem
Aleichem Folk Inatitute iscompleting
Preparation. fur a Decoration Day week-
end outing, •t the Camp Sholem Aleirh.
m situated four miles from Chelsea. The
c.
One tree In memory of Jennie 'hen.. ou ting will eelehrate and officially open
Akron 0, out of cotirte. to member the camp. An extensive program of • ■ ••
tivities and entert•inment i. planned for
The saga of gangland, "Hell Adolph Jacoby.
One tree in memory of Fred.K•solan. the two Oar. (Saturday, May 30 and
On the occasion of Louis Kassof's Bound," with Leo Carrillo fea- out of courtesy
to mirolier, Mrs. C. Ito.. Sunday. May 311.
will be • con-
cert. • hall. a banquet and • camp fire .
fiftieth birthday, held at 583 Rose- tured, is the attraction at the Fox enm..
Ream- IA.101'0
dab' avenue. a party of relatives Theater. On the stage will be the
Mother's Day trees were planted 25. Phort• will be taken up to Mim
Hemlock 10257. or call at
and friends honored hint by plant- third of Fanchon & Marco's "big as follows:
the office of the Sholern Aleichem Folk
One tree each in m
memory
em
of her par- Institute. 539
ing four trees in his honor in the time" vaudeville shows, this one'
!onto. Il arri• . 41 Galls Poloyker. hr Mr. Fifth Annual Childre. Concert June 3:
entitled "Talent Idea."
Ierzl Forest in Palestine.
Samuel J. Eder.
The pupils of the three Sholem Alei-
One tree in memory of her mother rhem Folk Shute. •re preparing a con•
Fannie Fast, by her daughter. Ilenriet- cert. in which 150 children will partici-
t• Gladwin.
pate, of Friday evening. June 5. 411 Litt-
One tree in memory nf her mother. man a Theater. A play by Oscar Wilde,:
-
-
Itessie Harris by her daughter, Mrs. "
e Th
Prince" is being prepared
Louis Kramer.
for that concert.
The play 1. heir,
' One tree in honor of her grand.on.
"Seed" is the history of a man
soar had by Edith Percovich and Nach-
mund Ilary. G
oldberg, born M. 2. by
Drachler. Tosia Mund.tnek of genius and his family. Among
btr• Ilym•n G oldberg.
Iectnie the dance.. The pupil. of
One tree in memory of her hu•b•nd. the Modem Aleirhem Mittleshul will al.s its casting accomplishments are
Hyman Goldberg, by Mr.. Hyman Gold- twrticipate in the program. They will
children, including twins, pre-
, berg.
pr,ent •n adult one-art play 'Dm. Tohn- sented at three stages of their life,
One tree honoring her mother. Freel• vaitik" or - The Tooth Ache." A no m.
from infancy to puberty. With
•Fishman, by Mrs. Morris Fishman. 2252 hineit cho rus of 250 children. pupils of
Cladeone.
all of the Sholem Aleirhern Folk Shute.. Miss Tobin are John Boles, Lois
one tree by little Hannah D. Levin under the direction of Mr. Solomon, will
Wilson, Raymond Ilackett. Zasu
honoring her mother. Levin of 294. also participate. Ticker. ran he aerured
Pitts, Bette Davis and Richard
Webb.
PHONE ARLINGTON 5997•W and SA about our economy plan
at any of the ...hoofs. School No. I is
O
tine
tree by little Miriam
Mirm Leah Levin.' at 539 Kerdw,orth: School Nn. 2 is at Tucker. The picture already has
NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE
honoring her mother, Mr, Theodore 3134 Fenkell: School No. 3 is at 3524 , gained the attention of persons who
I evin
Monterey.
Plant Four Trees in Zion in
Honor of Louis Kassof's
Fiftieth Birthday.
hi
V
CANTOR'S CONCERT SHEVUOTH SERVICES
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 7 OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
AT ORIOLE THEATER
SCHAPIRO TO GIVE ;
HADASSAH RECITAL,
Hollywood Theater.
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Notts
N. Bilansky's Sinai Kosher Del-
icatessen has been opened at 8738
Twelfth street, to carry a full line
of the strictly kosher Sinai pro-
ducts, including salamis, pastramis,
corned beef, bolognas and other
products.
The Sinai products have the rec-
ognition of the Association of Or-
thodox Rabbis of the United States
and Canada as strictly kosher. The
Sinai Products also bear the Fed-
eral Government Number 48 as an Mir Shmiden
Celbstral
endorsement of its strictly fresh Ahin, Ahin
1;,; FOR RENT-1707 Calvert, upper
Halleluiah
Letoodooski I
and sanitary qualities.
six large, light rooms. Newly
Vocal Selections
J. M.
Mr. Bilansky is well-known in Mein Nit di Welt
decorated throughout, Frigid-
Gelbaroil
Detroit, having been affiliated with Bench Maillikni
aire, side drive, garage.
Birnbaum
11.1 Ando
Posner
the United Hebrew Schools, the !eh Itin
Il.rden HEBREW taught at home, chil-
Jewish National Fund and other in- Di
Al,o for
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dren and adults. G. Askenazy,"
institutions. His Sinai store will be
1974 Tuxedo, Hemlock 9472-R.
closed Saturdays and holidays and
This concert will be free to the
will he open on Saturday nights
FOR
RENT-Furnished room for
and Sundays.
lady or gentleman. Good loca-
tion and very reasonable. Home:
AVRUNIN CAMP OPENS
privileges.
2484 Hazelwood,
ON DECORATION DAY
near La Salle. Si. Kramer.
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Avrunin Camp's opening is an-
flounced for May 30, Decoration
Day.
The camp has many friends
among the finest families in De-
troit, as well as in many other cit-
ies in Michigan.
The staff is =kin • an earnest
effort to conduct the camp along
advanced, modern lines, hearing
in mind that most of the parents
are anxious
kept in total, with Jewish customs.
Friday nights are conducted in a
traditional Jewish manner, with
appropriate Hebrew songs and
talks on Jewish history.
The staff's expecting to make
many new friends this year.
no
heat-
help pick the 10 best of the year.
The dedication of the Detroit pa-
vilion of the Los Angeles Sanator-
ium at Duarte, California, on Sun-
day, April 19, marked an important
effort on behalf of Detroit tuber-
colors who find relief and cure
Theater on Saturday, June 6, has
been arranged for. A special pr
gram will take place, featuring a
For Young and Old, There Is No
movie reel coming direct from Los
Healthier Food Than
Angeles Sanatorium. There will
THE EAGLE DAIRY PROD-
be entertainment and a large
UCTS SOUR CREAM. CHEESE
double bill. Positively no appeals
AND BUTTER
for funds of any sort will be made.
The public is urged to help with , Make sure you buy only the
best. Ask your grocer for
the maintenance of the 5.1 Detroit
Eagle Dairy Products.
tuberculars who have been admit-
ted to the Los Angeles Sanatorium
through the efforts of the Detroit
Auxiliary.
The Detroit Auxiliary announces ' Get the Best. Protect Your
the fifth annual picnic to be held
Health
at the Detroit Creamery grounds
5071 TILLMAN
on Sunday, July 5. Jean Gold-
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kette's Orchestra has been secured
for this event and another great ,
surprise will be announced in the '
next issue.
ther
Th% dedication was marked by
interesting ceremonies, which have
already been reported in these col-
umns. Former Detroiters, Los An-
geles lay and rabbinic leaders and
others participated. Judge Benja-
min Scheinman was among the
principal speakers. All who spoke
pointed out the importance of the
project and described the health
work done in behalf of tuhercu-
lars.
Many contributions were made,
the list being headed by M. Metz-
ner of Detroit, with $500; Morris
Friedberg, also of Detroit, gave
$250.
Louis Felhandler of the
Merchants Association
Warpnw
Bakery in Detroit gave
$100. Morris Saran, in behalf of
Elects H. D. Robinson.
a to ys club, pledged 8200.
Madam Schnitzer, former De-
All officers of the Retail Mer- I
troiter who possesses a beautiful chants Association were re-elected
contralto voice, sang; Jean Wolff, at the annual election Wednesday.
baritone, also a Detroiter, sang Ne- Herbert D. Robinson, of P.usseks,
gro spirituals.
was re-elected president to serve
his third term. Maurice A. Eng-
Detroit Auxiliary of Los Angels. gass, of the Engel. ..4 Jewelry Co.,
Sanatorium.
is first vice-president; George J.
The next few' weeks will see ev- Letterman, of Tuttle & Clark, are-'
ery worker of the Detroit Auxili- and vice-president; E. A. Van
ary busy to help make the several Maaren, of the S. S. Kresge Co., I
undertakings successful. A mid- treasurer, and Charles E. Boyd of ;
night show to be held at the Oriole the Board of Commerce, secretary.
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