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CUPTON AVINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
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PEVEYROITAWISR
CHAIR
CHA WARMERS CLUB
homes, hospitals and sanitariums.1 talk to other members. The officers ONE OF 6 BOY SCOUTS
. BENEFIT ON DEC. 23 confined to beds, or wheel chairs, hold executive meetings at nine
TO GET GOLD MEDAL
they hold daily meetings over the a.m. three days a week, and during
One of the strangest club is the air. Each member is equipped with the remainder of the time various
LANSING, Mich. - Robert J.
('hair Warmers Club, whose mem- a short wave radio set, operating , members, having pre-arranged
hers are shut-ins confined to their , on code, by whit'h he can listen and dates, tune in on each other and Kositchek, of Lansing, is one of
the six Boy Scouts in the United
chat.
States to receive• gold medal
Walter Colpus, formerly a Pon-
awards from national Scout head-
tiac mechanic who has been par-
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quarters for life saving.
alyzed from the hip down for the
his heroic
Kositchek performed
•
past six years, operating a short
act in Newark, N. J., in 1929,
wave set WSIIRS that has reached
when he saved Harry Augenblock,
out to such far IT countries as
Newark attorney, at a bathing
Porto Rico ('hili, Uruguay,
beach. He had been visiting rela-
Cub and Hawaii, is the one who
tives in the East. Augenblock was
can be given credit for this far
attacked by cramps while swim-
reaching plan of bringing together
ming 100 yards from shore. Kosit-
as world wide radio organization for
chek heard his cries and swam to
crippled and shut-ins, Though only
his aid, bringing him ashore.
three years in its infancy the club
membership has increased to a to-
tal of almost 250 and monthly there
under the direction of
is a steady increase. It has las'ome Christmas hall in the Masonic Tem-
ple, Dec. 23. Many entertainment
affiliated with the American Radio
Relay League, an organization of features have been arranged. Ilersh
10,0(10 radio amateurs throughout and his Miami Loons will provide
the music with many specialty song
the world.
at
and dance numbers specially ar-
The club is made up 01 two ranged for the occasion.
groups of shut-ins, senior and ju-
nior. The former are those who
Mogen David Club.
have government licenses and radio
sets while the latter are those stud-'
The Women's Auxiliary invited
ying to become full fledged opera- the boys of the Mogen David Club
tors. To provide funds for the ju- to repeat their successful skit of
ADMISSION 50c PER PERSON
nior course of study, and to create the meanings of the letters in the
a sick and relief fund, the organi- words Young Judaea at Congrega-
zation is staging its first annual tion Emanuel , Wednesday , Dec• . 16
s'.
Chord of Judea Symphony
ANNUAL
CONCERT
WILLIAM P. BLIZNICK
MASONIC TEMPLE
Sunday, Dec. 20 8:30 p. m.
NO
ORIOLE THEATRE
ADVANCE
IN
PRICES
Please
come
early
LINWOOD AND PHILADELPHIA
•
SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY
DEC. 20-21-22
JUDEA FILMS
VOICE of
SRAEL
for
Seats
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and XMAS Matinee
1:30 to 4 p. m. only
present.
filittoir
SALE! 2,000 Magnificent
fly HERMAN 110E • TER
The seventh subscription concert
ef the season by the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra drew an almost
capacit y audience to Orchestra
Hall, and that by virtue of the
magnetism of the name of Vladimir
Horowitz, Russian pianist extra-
ordinary. Again he chose to present
the brilliantly written, poetically
conceived, and technically dazzling
concerto No. 3 in It minor, Op. 30,
by Rachmaninoff,-the same opus
which introduced Mr. Horowitz to
us some years ago; and of which
opus the composer himself is said
to have obsetved, that this youthful
genius plays it much better than
its author. Than which therecan
•
be no higher praise. Mr. Horowitz
brought out all the smothered beau-
ties hidden in the lyrical pages of
this great score, and did not hesi-
tate to storm the keyboard when
heroic measures demanded this vir-
tuoso treatment. Never has an audi-
ence been so spontaneous in its ap-
plause than was that which arose
to its feet last night to acclaim the
soloist at the close of this concerti),
so 'hat Mr. Horowitz literally had
the subscribers at his own feet. Of
course he was most ably seconded
by the splendid accompaniment
which Mr. Gabrilowitsch provided,
wile, with the orchestra under his
baton, shared the audience's enthu-
siasm for the pianist's bravura per-
formance. The concert opened with
a rather hazy arrangement of
Bach's famous "Chaconne" by Wil-
helm Middelschulte,111113 included
splendid performance of Eiger' s
celebrated "Enigma Variations."
But the hero of the evening was
Vladimir Horowitz,
FRANK LUTZ ARRANGES
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
ALL-JEWISH TALKING AND SINGING
PAGE FIVE
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Gift Ties
55e
Every Tie Silk Lined
Every One Worth Much More
TWO
for $1
BEAUTY and VALUE that will
cause a furore among men and
women in search of EXCEPTION-
AL ties for Christmas. Heavy
qual-
ity pure silk warp prints and scintil.
lating moire weaves ... in color
harmonies and patterns to meet
every requirement.
Brocade Robes, '4.39
Fancy Hose at 27c
Gift Shirts at '1.19
Men's Fine Mufflers
High Quality Pajamas
Hansen's Lined Gloves
Tie, Handkerchief Sets
$1
Silk-lined Robes at
$7.65
Blanket Robes with Slippers...$4.115
$1.19
$1.94
$1.94
Frank Lutz, the sponsor of three
previous successful New Year's
Eve parties, announces to his many
Men. Store-Entire Second Floor
friends that he is
sponsoring an-
other event which
he expects will
surpass by far
his previous ef-
forts.
1913-1447 WOODWARD AVE..... .. (between Grand River and Clifford)
The Rio Rfta
Cafe, 210 John
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white and one
COUSINS REUNITED
colored, will be
featured. T h e
Human Interest Incident as I
city's best col-
Occurred at Y. W. H. A.
ored talent will
furnish the en-
When the phone rang at the
tertainment.
Y. W. II. A. one Sunday evening
Admission will Frank Lutz
during a dance, a young man a
be by reservation only, and the
the (other end of the wire stated
attendance will be limited to 125
that he had just arrived from
couples, although the seating ca-
New York City and knew no one
pacity is 200 couples, thereby as-
in town. Since there was no
It
, miring everyone sufficient room.
Y. M. II. A. listed in the phone
For reservation phone Frank
book, he thought he'd call the
Lutz, Cadillac 3662, days, or Ent-
Y. W. II. A. and ask if they had
It
; pire 7542-W, evenings.
"anything doing" to which they
invited boys. Ile was told that
the Y. W. II. A. had something
like 350 boy members called "as-
sociate members" and that they
were just as active as the girls
It
FLAT FOR RENT-Desirable location;
He
was also told that he would
11-room lower. 3 bedroom.: frigiolaira:
ride drive: Ii•t•Re, eat g(0.1 school,
he very welcome as a guest at
and transportation. Reasonable. 1155
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the dance being held at the "Y'
Burlingame. Arl. 7110.W
that evening.
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CANTORS
tiltbtt vrierbtrit
Joseph Rosenblatt
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"My Yiddishe Mama"
Roitimin
GIFTS FOR MEN-Beautiful fine tailored
broadcloth shirt. including hand made
monograme, specially priced at 12.95
for the holidays only. Fine Arts Shirt
Shop, 55 West Adams, 5th floor.
Cherry 0250.
', catering
English andJewish
■
Talking and Singing Feature Picture
A. PEREIRA. Kosher Caterer-En•
gagement+. weddings, pa tics and hen..
uuete. We cater in all leading hotel+
for the pant 27 years. Detroit Catering
Co.. Longfellow 5651.
0.
MAE SIMON
FOR A REAL BUY-You can Nave money
on brandnew Oren and automoliole
accessories. We have • credit memo
with • large firm. Phone Cadillac
1013. Mr. Robinson.
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HEBREW. Yiddish or English reading
and writing In five I el.... Go•ran•
Full citizenship courae in 10
teed.
lessons guaranteed.
Preparing boy.
for liar Mitzvah my specialty. Free
trial lesson. David Horowitz, the teach-
er. 2091 Blaine, Apt. 101. Garfield
6900•R.
Effl
Michigan Alien Registration Bill
Is Found Unconstitutional )-="
"You were instrumental in arousing public
sentiment and by giving this act and
its possible consequences very wide
national publicity. . .."
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
sd
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished light and
airy room for gentleman, with en11.11
family. Home privileges. Convenient
to Trumbulland Clairmount cars, also
Fourteenth bus. G if desired.
Rentreasonable. Call Garfield 2115.
or apply 1961 II I d
plot
fiat.
FOR RENT-Attractive and comfortable
rooms in Jewi+h fraternity house. M•id
erice. Reading rooms. etc., 115 to
817.50 monthly. 661 Putnam.
B
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished bed•
room. by
dl adult family. All priv•
Beers. Good trannportation. 1650 Glad-
stone •vellUe.
MACK It. WEISS-Strictly krwher rate,
er for every occasin. Caters to Il
lding
ea
hotel,
ishs, Princeton ave .
nue. Univernity 2.3511.
525 Woodward Avenue,
Detroit, Michigan,
And Once Again
Gentlemen: As one of the counsel for the plaintiff, George
The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle proves an able spokes-
man and mouthpiece of
Michigan Jewry.
Arrowsmith, in the test case directed against the Michigan
Alien Registration Bill, permit me to state that I deeply appre-
ciate the very strong support which your editor and your
paper gave to this cause from its very inception.
Your editor was largely responsible for the organization of
the opposition to this pernicious legislation. I recall that he
ADVERTISERS NOTE:
Your message in the De-
troit Jewish Chronicle
will also be translated into
action-the kind of action
that will increase your
business volume. The De-
troit Chronicle is read by
every member of the fam-
ily assuring you of 100
per cent family interest!
initiated the first meeting of the editors and other public
spirited citizens who were opposed to this measure. You were
also instrumental in arousing public sentiment by giving this
net and it. possible consequences wide national publicity,
I am sure that your paper must feel • great satisfaction in
the complete defeat of this legislation. The result of this use
will, undoubtedly, prevent any further attempt in other states
to enact similar laws directed against aliens. The honest immi•
grant should find here • land devoted to liberty and kospit•l•
fly instead of narrow-minded prejudice and bigotry,
Your. very truly,
PATRICK H. O'BRIEN.
IfEDET-ROITAWISII 9 RONICLE,
.
MICHIGAN'S HOME JEWISH PUBLICATION
A neat appearing, clean-cut
young gentleman presented him-
self at the door shortly after the
phone call and introduced him-
self. It appeared that he would
be in Detroit on business for
about a week. The friendly
greeting that was extended to
the stranger by the "Y" mem-
iers at the dance was noted with
pride by the staff but their pride
hanged to puzzled surprise
when, later in the evening, they
observed the newcomer, and a
boy, who was one of the steady
a ctive members of the "Y", sull-
enly fly into each others' arms
n affectionate embrace. A mo-
ment later they approached the
tall, faces beaming, arms
around each others' shoulders
a rid announced they were long
Nast cousins whose families had
been seeking each other for
ears.
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Youn g
Judaea
VOIR RENT-Adore room in nice ciao-
men, for a lady: no children in family.
112 per month. 16115 Calvert•venue.
Apt. II. All day Sunday. Call Uni-
versity 2.1631 Monday for •ppoint•
went.
No.
FOR RENT-A Friel', nicely furnished
room I•hower bath) in refinml home
e
withevery modern onvenieore
adult. In family. Gar field 1317.1 at
2071 M. Phila. near 11th St. Convent-
ent to several car and bun linen. lie.
ilmVe you'll find this •n attractive rm.+,
at •n attracti•• reasonable rental.
FOR RENT-Ninety furnished romm f•o.
tone or two rentlemen or lady. or will
.hare the flat with another couple
tl•rwore included of warted ennvrnienf
to ear and boo one.. Rea•onable. Ifem•
YIZO NI'
FISHER
BUILDING
OKSELLEPS.
.diraTiro
.
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1 /2 off on
Clark and Douglas Lighters
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COLLINS CIGAR
CO.
General MotorsBuilding
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FRANK LUTZ
announces his
big
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
To Be
Held at the
Entertainment
-
Noise - makers
-
Two Well - Known Bands-
$3.75 PER PERSON
Capacity limited to 125 couples. By Reservation only.
Phone Cadillac 3662, days; Empire 7542-W, nights.
YOUNG JUDAEA PICKS
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Rabbi Leon S. Lang, president
of National Young Judaea, an-
nuances
Pounces the appointment of Leo
AV. Schwarz as educational direc-
for of Young Judaea and editor
of the Young Judaean magazine.
Mr. Schwarz is one of the leaders
I.F.AVING FOR FLORIDA-Went to rent
my beautiful oil-heated furnished home of Jewish youth groups in America
until May to young couple or small and has been identified with Young
family, incone bedroom for two
Judaea for several years.
hooch school boys.
Call at 2517 At•
km.. avenue.
Educated in Harvard University
and the Jewish Institute of Bell-
FOR RENT-Room for a nentiernan M
s.
Rion
wa
Ane,I I V i i. ec
Ytzie r k
City, Mr.
07i 14aln
'3
"fith"I'Vrio se neer . IVI.Vilrjor "Cballi S ehWn El2n
r of New Eng-
Mr. . M•rthach, Clifford 2+66.
iand Young Judaea from 19211-1926.
TO RENT-Beautiful large airy furnished
Ile served for three years as rabbi
moon, for ne
o or two ladle, nentlernen of
Vassar Temple in Poughkeepsie,
"' with Pri ' "" ' " h "'Pk' N. Y., as director of the Menorah
close "" PI
to car
line or bu s. Reference*
9
required. 2752 Blaine.
Summer School in 1930 and editor
the Avukah Publications. Ile is
FOR SALE-Italian waln' t dining r
suite: cost $1.000. will sell for 5225, of
th e author of several important ar-
J. Kranhouse. n722 Oakland. Madison
tides
and syllabi on Zionism and
61.5.
Palestine,
FOR RENT - A beautiful six-window
steam-heated room. •ery airy and cozy.
by couple without children, for nettle-
'
man. young lady oremyle. Near car
scud bun lines.
3296 Elmhurst, Arl-
ington 751.
Your last opportunity to buy
Christmas gifts at 20 to 40% off
all Novelties including Sasieni
and Dunhill Pipes, Fountain
Pens and Desk Sets.
RIO RITA CAFE - 210 JOHN R. ST.
YOUR BAKING PROBLEM solved-Real ,
nom. made French pastry and cakes
for the hos, bridge+. O ► +. etc. A trial
ei ...evince you. Just the thing for
the home and social function.. Gar•'
field 6136 or Empire 3094.R.
-So writes Judge Patrick
H. O'Brien, one of the law-
yers in this now famous
case.
December 9, 1931.
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CLASSIFIED
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Josep h ShliskY
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FOUR GENERATIONS
OF THE WORLD'S
GREATEST
Mordechal Hershman
40
CUSTOM.
MADE
Ready - to - Wes
You'll Enjoy
"DIE VOM
RUMMELPLATZ"
CLOTHIN
at the meet
("People of the Side Show")
Reasonable
Prices
Amy Ondra and Siegfried Ares
in their greate.t picture!
in the City
Guaranteed In Fit
Before buying an overcoat it
will pay you to see me.
with
All.German talking and Singing
Film
csammagibst r N. or
Oats 154 Iteillk Imama West. to
CD*. Iknufien
Open Evenings 'Till 9 o'Clock
Max Koalas
Fine Tailoring and Custom
Clothing
Clifford 1 971
1426 Griswold Street
Tikvaa Zion Club to Give
Luncheon Sunday.
The Tikvas Zion Club will give
a luncheon at the Tuxedo-Nolmur
Talmud Torah at 3 p. tn., Sunday,
Dec. 20. The nominal fee of 10
cents will be charged and the pro-
coeds will be used to plant trees in
Palestine through the Jewish Na-
tional Fund. There will also be
entertainment.
Gifts to Hadassah Infant
Welfare Fund Honoring
Anniversaries
The Infant Welfare of Hadassah
has received contributions from
the following:
The Old
BUNGALOW
RESTAURANT
CHARLEVOIX BLDG.
203547 Park Aveais.
Now Feature a
Courss Dinner
65c & 75c
A dinner you would pay
11.50 for at any Downtown
Hotel.
OTTO SCHULZ
AN IDEAL PLACE
TO ENTERTAIN
Excellent food, t.stltra•
refined atmosphere. us.
surpassed service. Private
dining rooms for luncheons,
dinners, bridge-teas. etc.
Honoring the twentieth wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry
Six Years in Business. Same
For Reservations Phone
Wineman, from Mr. and NIrs..1. H.
Location.
MR. OTTO SCHULZ,
Ehrlich; honoring the Bar-Mitzvah
Highest Quality Foods
RANDOLPH 2300
of David Hershman from Mr. and
Our Motto
DETROIT LELAND HOTEL
Mrs. Sidney Stone; honoring the
Every easterner • Satisfied
birth of a fen to Judge and Mrs.
Bagley at Casa
Patron.
Harry B. Keidan from Mr. and Mrs.
OTIS Id. HARRISON, Yr.
Dimon Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Shulman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert'
Lowenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Le-
We cannot learn our lessons at
Short is the read that leads from
vine.
ur companion's expense.
'fear to hate.