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June 17, 1932 - Image 7

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1932-06-17

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plEy)ErRORAWkWithRONIC ■

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

CHORD OF JUDEA
CONCERT SUNDAY

(Continued from Prize One)

SEVERAL HUNDRED
HEAR RABBI GOLD

GROUP FORMED FOR
ECONOMIC EFFORT
TO AID PALESTINE

B'NAI MOSHE DINNER
AND BRIDGE SUNDAY

I

- - -
JENNIE SHIOVITZ WINS Y. W. H. A. POETRY I
CONTEST; SARAH MELLEN IN SECOND PLACE

In Summer, Clothes Need
Frequent Cleaning

The Sisterhood of Congregation
B'nai Moshe repeats by popular
(Continued from Page One.) I test, "Trees," by Miss Sidi witz,,
has selected the following program
request a dinner-dance and bridge
(Continued from Page One.)
follows:
for the opening Belle Isle Shell National Mizrachi President
1
on Sunday evening, June 19, at 6 len, are both 'members of the Y. W•
concert, this Sunday:
Gnoeled tree.„
p.
m.,
in
the
cool
and
spacious
fessional
men
and
is
headed
by
II.
Describes
Orthodox
Work
A.
Both
are
teachers
in
De-
War March of the Priests. ,Mendelasohn
Old,
Judge
Julian
W.
Mack
as
honorary
banquet
hall
of
the
synagogue,
Ballet Egyptian
troit public schools.
1. Lint
In Palestine.
MEN'S HATS
Hungarian Dance. No. 5, 6.
Brahma
chairman, and Mr. Brodie as chair-
Summer's light clothes,
Miss Shiovitz's winning poem, Sallying In prayer,
11••••1 01 Hoeing
March of the Sirdare.
Ippolitor-ivanoy
man.
I hear the murmur of their song:
A Prayer," follows:
Intermingion
50c
Several
hundred
were
in
the
dainty
frocks
and
colorful
I hear the rustle of their prayer chith...
In ■ Persian Market
The committee offers its general
Ketalby
Iline me of your vastnen%., 0 Earth:
I wee the canopy above,
Aces Death
III your fine completenesn. 0 Sphere.
Grieg audience at the Beth Tephila service to the public free of charge.
MEN'S SUITS
wraps
need
attention
much
In memory of Milford Stern and 1) '. W. Emanuel Synagogue last Wednes-
1 rash me to he as you •re , aelfles..
1.114 500 Cloud, trawl
White
The New York bureau is directed
Simons
For though into ecorn you .
01 flooksawl
more frequently, if you are
Radiant •cquieseense.
day evening to hear an inspiring by the executive committee and the
Waltz "Gold and Silver"
Lehar
You offer the fragrance of your body,
81.00
Overture to "Orpheus"
Offenbach address by Rabbi Wolf Gold, na- secretary of the committee, Aaron
Ain, warm bodY.
Thin tree I. solitary,
to
look
and
feel
your
best.
%Armored
In
Itit
wondrous
beauty,
tional president of Mizrachi.
Chastely
alone.,
Baroway.
MEN'S
TOPCOATS
Men treail upon you, yet
Youthful,
That's when you should
The meeting was arranged by
maws sag rimed eel
The economic bureau in Tel Aviv
You bring them flower.,
Arrogant.
ils•iaspal Stiontassity
Mizrachi Hatzoir, with II. Eskin, is, Mr. Szold announced, in charge
They doubt with •nary voices;
depend
on
Forest
Cleaners
lou answer with the whisper of the ware.,
inn ri,er tree.
$1.00'
president, presiding. Local rabbis of Rehabiah Lewin-Epstein, who
Wah the trembling of the leaven,
earnin
most, Make a regular
greeted the guest.
recently sailed fon Palestine in
With the silence of eternity.
Swaying.
LADIES' DRESSES
Rabbi Gold, in an address that order to direct the committee's work
Reaching to the sky.
Second Best Poem.
habit
to
have
Forest's
HIM Walser Inlay
Like an •rtint with slender lingers,
Clued -11m10.1 By moo
lasted over an hour, described the in Palestine.
Miss IMellen's second best poem Like
The shy hi. rallette.
courteous driver call for
activities of the Mizrachi in Pales-
81.50 up
Planned Savings Club.
in the contest, "Sunrise," follows: His color.,
Sly dawn-you do not break
tine and appealed to Orthodox
The committee's most hopeful
your apparel weekly. It
Into the morning!
LADIES' COATS
Jews to strive towards the defense means of accumulating substantial
You
Yielding.
Itsolifidly Cles•rd - FIllskrd
me on tipttien. slowly, sighing.
is an amazingly economi-
of Jewish religious institutions in capital for investments in l'alestine
Sneaking into the light of dila .
is isn't asses
n when sou re here, you stretch-
the upbuilding of the Jewish Na- are the "Palestine savings-invest-
In view of excellent other talent
cal method of protecting
81.50 up
SI, dawn, you stretch and sawn
tional Home. He especially urged ments corporations," Mr. Brodie
hail you're

revealed in this contest, the judges
your clothes and improv-
LADIES' HATS
that the Mizrachi school system be said. These are savings clubs in
And then the sun doth take your place
C001.1.1, Clod nod
not only encouraged further effort
With dripping radiant face
MON
enlarged and fortified, in order to which members save a self-desig-
ing your appearance,
Wet with the beauty from the bottom along similar lines by the Young
nated
81.1111
each week or month. The
guarantee the building of Pales-
75e
of the lasy tea.

Women's Hebrew Associaton, but
committee has been experimenting
tine on a religious basis.
Third Best Poem,
expressed regret at their inability
with four groups of this kind.
The third best poem in the con- to make additional awards.
Weekly savings vary from 25 cents
JUNIOR J. N. F.
to $5. Investments are invesitgated
TOM'S
MRS. REGINA ROSENBERG
and
by the committee.
RANDOM THOUGHTS but even in days of prosperity the
The Jewish National Fund The recommended
RIDING STABLE
original groups are now being
same obtains. We Jews like our
Juniors express their thanks to given
Dexter boulevard and Lawrence
By CHARLES H. JOSEPH
consideration
to
their
Pales-
religion if we can take it COM-
$1.00 Per tour s.,""'"dst
those who helped make the last tine investments. The committee avenue.
54' F0f1FST Ave E
FORTABLY.
We like to hear the
FIVE-MILE ROAD
Saturday night party at their plans to prosecute this phase of its
A seven-course Hungarian chick- (Continued from Preceding Page.)
sermons over the radio on Sunday
clubrooms
such
a
success.
en
dinner
will
be
served.
There
V 'et• wea"relt sm
program during the coming autumn
iejeddtil- te-Ili"
At the Wednesday meeting the and winter.
will be entertainment during the held on the Sunday preceding She- and thus be able to remain in bed
ENJOY THE OUTDOORS
a little longer on Sunday morning.
Juniors completed final plans for
Rids Evenings When it. Cool.
Detroiters on the committee are dinner. Len Rozner's Syncopa- vuoth. Elsewhere the exercises It is not ALL ECONOMIC,
most
Our Special rate for week-days will
the annual moonlight to Sugar Is- Joseph H. Ehrlich, Simon Shtezer tors have been engaged to furnish are held on a Sunday preceding or
int eeeee you.
of it is LAZINESS and LACK OF
land, July 27.
succeeding
Shevuoth,
Rabbi
Free-
the
music
for
this
affair.
The
din-
and Theodore Levin.
INTEREST,
A
lot
of
men
go
to CENTER MOTHER'S CLUB
Riviera Theater.
ner will be followed by dancing hot in an editorial discussion in
FINAL TEA A SUCCESS
"Rich Are Always With Us,"
until 1 a. m. Those who don't care the American Israelite suggests their places of business on holi-
days.
They
attend
services
the
!starring Ruth Chatterton, is the
to play bridge may dance.
that one of the reasons for this
'MELTING POT INTO
The final tea for the 1932 sea- current feature offering at the Ri-
The committee in charge is do- is an economic one. Immediate eve of a holiday but they are
missing from their pews the next son of the Jewish Center Mothers' viera Theater, Grand River and
MAGNOLIA STREET ing everything in its power to relatives stop their work to come day.
Their excuse is BUSINESS. Clubs was held on Wednesday Joy Road.
make this affair the outstanding to services, but others are un-
affair of the season. The chair- able to do so. Of course there is I know something of business and June 15. Milton M. Alexander
(Continued from Page One,)
of
business
men and in 99 cases gave an interesting talk on "Jew-
Fisher Theater.
man is Mrs. Max Gross, and as- som emerit to this objection but
of 100 they would be better ish Social Service in Detroit." The
Doug. Fairbanks, Jr., plays •
Laski" (a book of Mr. Laski's sisting her are Mesdames Irwin it does seem strange that all too out
off
and
their
business wouldn't guests of honor included members Walter Winchell role in his new
many Jews are not willing to make
which has just appeaerd) ''almost Sims, Singerman and Hersh.
Picnic Sunday, June 26.
the sacrifice of HALF A DAY suffer if they stayed away for a of the community who have been picture, "Love Is • Racket,"
by way of caprice. Mr. Laski," it
The annual picnic of Congrega- for their religion. That's really day. No, Dr. Freehof, we shift actively interected in the work of which is at the Fisher this week.
says, is a member of a distin-
services not because of economic
In the picture with Doug are
guished Jewish family, a philoso- tion B'nai Moshe, sponsored by what it amounts to. I am not talk- causes, but because the Reform the Jewish Center Mothers' Clubs.
pher, a scholar, and, among other the Sisterhood, will be held at ing about times of extreme depres- Jew is INDIFFERENT and LAZY Mrs. Andrew Wineman , as chair- three other of the screen's most
things, the author of the best lit- Nankin Mills Inn, Sunday, June sion where every CENT counts, when it comes to going to temple. man of the advisory board, spoke popular youthful stars, Francis
on behalf of this committee, Dee, Ann Dvorak and Lee Tracy.
tle book on Communism that has 26. Mrs. Jacob Farkas is chair-
yet been written. Mr. Laski is a man, assisted by Mrs. Regina Ro-
senberg.
There
will
be
dancing,
materialist. To him, the churches
I
are 'the servants of recreation.' boating, swimming and other en-
But we have tried in vain to find tertainment. The public is invited.
in his most interesting add sug- Children will be admitted free.
N CONVENIENT BOTTLES AND CANS
gestive essays one solitary sug- Directions to Nankin Mills Inn.
AT YOUR GROCER OR DELICATESSEN DEALER
gestion that he is a Jew. He says, Take Joy Road or West Warren to
Packed by the makers of
on the first page of 'Nationalism Middlebelt, go on Middlebelt to
.
and the Future of Civilization,' Ann Arbor Trail and west on the
SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT
'as a people we have rarely failed trail 2S4 miles 'till you cross the
EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY
to sympathize ...' He identifies bridge, right between the two
THE MOST
PHELPS, N. Y.
himself entirely with England, and windmills.
U. S. Government Tax Goes Into
IMPORTANT
On Wednesday afternoon, July
he is perfectly justified. He is, in
A. L. BERNSTEIN
effect, an English scholar, no more 6, the Sisterhgod of Congregation
Effect June 21-Increasing
DAY OF
affected by the past history of his B'nai Moshe will hold a mid-sum-
CENTRAL WEST DISTRIBUTOR
1932
Annual Tire Costs
mer
luncheon
in
the
banquet
hall
family than if they had come to
607 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG.
DETROIT
England with the weavers from of the synagogue. Mrs. Bessie
133,000,000
Greenspan
is
the
chairman,
and
Flanders or the Huguenot arti-
trEst(niefed
assisting her is Mrs. Margaret
ficers from France."
Teel)
And yet, whatever the Church
The Young People's Bible class
Times says and however it
will
meet
next
Tuesday
evening,
quotes from "Magnolia Street" to
suggest that in writing it "Golding June 21, at 9 o'clock. The class
had a vision which is summed up will be conducted by Rabbi Moses
on the last page, when he is de- Fischer.
scribing a party at which both
OUR FILM FOLK
Jews and Gentiles were present,
of the 'dawn of a brighter day,
when all races and peoples will go (Continued from Preceding Page.)
hand in hand together along the
road of universal love, and the fair?" And Bobby, in a bored
K.
crowds on both sides of the road tone, answered, "Oh, what of it.
will throw flowers at them,' both Aren't we both going to grow up
.idea of the road" remain, and to be ezents!"
.....,.
amid all the great success that
.
4
What do you make of this, Wat-
Golding has in "Magnolia Street"
achieved, the greatest thing that son? "Junior" Laemmle says that
in
making "Once in a Lifetime,"
,e'
stands out beyond all else is the
,,
,
new conception of Jewish life that they will stick very closely to the
is incorporated in the new phrase story, but will eliminate all the
"Magnolia Street" that has come satire!
,,,
s • •
to stay in the language and in
-
" . -
Movie dots and jots: Al Green,
Jewish terminology: "Melting
"Disraeli" director, writes from
Pot" into "Magnolia Street."
1110.-'1
Paris that everything is very
Frenchy there; we note that Jo-
Rumania's Shuttlecock Policy seph Schildkraut has again em-
barked on that unsteady ship,
(Continued from Preceding Page) Matrimony; Herbert Somborn,
well - known Hollywood restaura-
all eyes. The speeches of the teur, and one of Gloria Swanson's
leader of the delegation, Karl x's, is all a-fluter about Loretta
Mots, were received with rap- Young; Laerpmle, Sr., is leaving
turous acclamation. He spoke Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he
at demonstrations. He came to underwent a serious operation;
Bucharest, and gave interviews Ernst Lubitsch will produce a Rus-
right and left, and yet every- sian musical show on the Great
where he encountered one ques- White Way next season ... With
tion - expressed or impliech, fabulous offers tempting her, Mitzi
"What about the treaties? Hit- Green will do six weeks of Europe
ler, or the League of Nations?" before her next picture.
Aloft tried hard to get over
Such is the flimsy stuff of which
this inconvenient question by
mumbling a few meaningless fame is woven ... Do you recall
The long years have taught them that an
phrases, but he failed to con- Anne Chandler, the Hebrew song-
1. Life-time Guaranteed.
vince anyone. Not even with styes., a headliner in the heyday
emergency may strike at any moment
of vaudeville? She'. in the
his denunciation of the Jews.
2. Goodyear name and house-flag
. . . fire . . . sudden illness . . . a fall
Yet a few days later in Par- movies playing small character
on side wags.
Each
liament, Professor Cuza, ap- parts ... when she . can get them.
downstairs . . . a bursting water or
3. Full oversize.
plauded by the government ma-
In
Pairs
4.
Goodyear built Supertwist cord
And Sidney Lanfield, ace direc-
steam pipe . . . a blown fuse.
jority, and congratulated by
5. Husky, heavy tread.
Jorge himself, delivered his tor, used to be Anne Chandler's
philippics against Jewry and piano player on the Orpheum cir-
29 x 4.40 -21
6. Deep-cut traction,
But with their telephone, they can sum-
the League of Nations, and no cuit.
7. New in every way.

mon aid instantly . . . doctor, firemen,
word of protest came from the
The nress was "taken for •
ministerial benches. For stra-
police or service company . .. day or n igh t.
tegic reasons? Because some of ride" recently . . . only ■ boat
the government deputies had ride to C•talin• Island, where
The last thousand miles in
Of all things purchased, few
just asserted their independ- United Artists will bring "Sadie
Full Oversize
Full Oversize
ence, and at such a moment the Thompson" to life •gain . . for
a
tire
are usually the expen-
give so much useful service
28 xF40.7
.d5 -19
government did not want to lose the 'steenth time. Lewis ald,
29 x 4.50-20
stone is not only directing "R•in
the votes of the Cuzists?
sive
miles.
The cost of re-
and PROTECTION at such
Whatever it may have been, but is also cutting and assembling
Chevrolet
Chevrolet
attention was promptly drawn the pcture. Actors, directors,
pairs
exceeds
the savings.
Plymouth
low cost as the telephone.

living on the
Price per single tire
to the dangerous situation that and technicians are
Price Astaire ore
the silence of the government island until the entire film it
Each, in Pairs
Roadside
repairs
are annoy-
Each in Pairs
spokesmen had created, inas- finished.
• • •
much as it might be interpreted
ing,
so
are
delays.
Trade in
A New York agent submitted ■
as tacit approval of Cuza's dia-
Full Oversize
Full Oversize
tribe against the League of Na- story to one of the Hollywood
your
old
tires
on
new
Good-
29 x 5.00-19
7
tions, and Professor Jorga manufactories. It was returned
S
31 x 5.25-21
$5
launched into philosophy in his with the notation that they
year Speedways. Come in.
Chrysler
alli Buick Dodge
82
paper to show that it was surely couldn't use it. The agent
Dodge Nash
Nash
superfluous for the government promptly changed the title, put a
Let's talk it over.
Price persingle tire
to speak up in defense of the new cover on the MSS., and sent it
Price per single tire
back. For • year this game was
League of Nations.
Each, in Pairs
Each, in Pairs
Rumanian Jewry is disturbed, played with never a squeal from
Carl Langer's guarantee
No matter how congested the traffic is, the NEW
but it has the satisfaction that the picture company about hay.
in the midst of this govern- ing teen that thing before. And
FORD, gliding along gracefully is the center of
goes
with every sale of Good-
a mental
finally
the
story
didn't
come
bark
Full
Oversize
policy of vaccination and
Full Oversize
attraction. It' has won the admiration of all the
indecision, its stand for the to the agent . . instead he re-
30 x 4.50.21
29 x 4.75-20
year,
the tire preferred by
s
motorists and is a source of pride to ITS owner.
ceived
advice
of
their
willingness
safeguarding of Jewish rights,
83
Chrysler
Ford
individual and collective, is in to buy it. He can't figure
motorists
who buy carefully
DELIVERIES NOW BEING MADE
Plymouth
line with the finest traditions of whether they actually read the
Chevrolet
western and democratic thought story. Ripley should spend more
Pontiac
.
.
.
whose
time is valuable
Place your order at once.
M eg per la ne. tire
in Rumania, with which, no mat- time out here ...
Each, in Pairs
r
" Each, in Pairs
ter what will happen for a time,
.
.
who
demand
the utmost
lies the final victory, and ulti- Accounting Fraternity to In-
mately the best interests of Ru-
in safety.
stall Officers.
mania as a whole.
Zeta Alpha Rho Fraternity of
the Detroit Institute of Technol-
will hold its annual dinner-
JACKSON NOTES ogy
dance at Northwood Inn. Satur-
Rabbi Jerome
m
Folkman explained the day evening, June 18, at which
meaning of conarrn•tion in • pleasing
Sales
Service
time the new officers will be in-
Three
of the
21: 7'1,17,;
y CIk1, stalled. The new officers are:
We here • selection of guaranteed used cars for sale.
M. Meyer. end Mi.. Adelaide (wry, Louis Schwartz, chancellor; Louts
We Will Accept Any Make of Car in Trade
read part of the ser•ices
Silverfarb, vice-chancellor; Alex
Mrs Milton aufm•
En is ridging her Carden, ',tribe; Michel Bagdade.
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mother and .ere. in Chicago.
quaestor;
Frank Bairdede. rear-
Two Minutes' Orly. not of City Airport.
Dave Shook and C. C. Yee-
Mrs A Kantor in abating la Penookey. shall.
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