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YIDDISH THEATER
SOCIAL AGENCIES
MEN MEET DEC. 15
DINNER DEC. 14
Ceremony and Banquet on Dec.
1 1 11
!
—
Abe Cooper, chairman of the
,
18 To B e Attended by Rabbi
For the first time in its series I
—
1Sunday 'Services:
first annual ball sponsored by the
Saul Silber of Chicago.
Paulin and Sam Fogel Lead of five annual donor luncheons, De-
Present s His Views in Address
c
D
oern
trm
oii t teZei:onist Organization, an-
troit Chapter of Hadassah is invit-
Dr. Leo M. Frankiin will occupy
-
The Chevra Kadisha of Congre-
Cast in "The Cantor
Before Council of Women.
—
On Sunday,
the pulpit Sunday, Dec. 11, at
ay, Dec. 18, Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek will hold its
of Odessa."
10:45 a. m., and speak on the sub- gation Beth Israel of Flint will in-
annual dinner at the synagogue on nounces the following general
Major changes
es in the theory of
Ilerman August, Mr. and Mrs.
ject "Can Religion Meet the Chal- stall its new spiritual leader,' i jewisi
80,... service have resulted Chicago and Lawton, on Wednes-
1 i g
lenge of the Times?"
Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg of Memphis, I
Two guest stars will lead the
Morris Blumberg, Mr. and Mrs.
or may result from the depression, day eyeing, Dec. 14. The affair is Irwin
Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
cant of Littman's Yiddish People's
Tenn. The installation will take I
!Kurt Peiser executive director of beig given in honor of the) "misas-
Sabbath Services:
Theater, Twelfth and Seward, this
'the Jewish Welfare Federation, told kim," and members of the board of Landau, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
week-end.
On Sabbath, Dec. 10, at 10:30
members of the Detroit Section Shaarey Zedek will be guests of
a. m., Dr. Franklin will occupy
Sam Fogel, singer and come-
National Council of Jewish Women, honor.
the pulpit. His sermon topic will
dian, and Pauline Fogel, character
Speakers h tt ieurds innn
hnin
er , will
at the meeting at Congregation Rabbi
be "Jacob's Dream."
actress, will head the local com-
A.
Judge
Sherry Zedek Monday.
pany this Friday evening, Satur-
Ha ry B. K eidan and Judge Char-
"The
"The
assumption
of
a
greater
,
r, ,,
Rabbi Isserman To Occupy
day and Sunday matinees and eve-
sr,
portion of the relief burden by the ' e
ner'
Temple Pulpit:
nings, in the operetta "The Can-
M. H. Zackheim is president of
state, undertaken as an emergency
On Sunday, Dec. 18, at 10:45,
tor of Odessa."
measure, seems likely to continue the Chevra Kadisha.
.
Rabbi Ferdinand M.
M Isserman of I
This operetta, by L. Freiman,
permanently, as does Jewish par-
Temple Israel, St. Louis, Mo., will !
with music by Novikoff and Grush-
ticipation therein," said Mr. Petser.
occupy the pulpit of Temple
kelt has 15 number, of music. A
"How will state aid affect the Jew-
Riviera Theater.
Beth El.
specially trained choir of boys
ish client and the Jewish commun.
Stars of radio, stage and screen
and girls takes part, and the en-
ity general)
It is well known
Sisterhood Charity Bridge Party:
tire regular cast will assist in
t
that relief standards
of public so- appear in "The Big Broadcast,'
A charity bridge party sponsored
staging the play.
cial agencies in many cities are now showing at the Riviera Thea
by the welfare committee of the
much lower than those of Jewish ter. Big Crosby, Stuart Erwin and
yams the trio of star
Temple Sisterhood will be held
agencies. The relief standards of Leila Ilare
CORNWALL RE-ELECTS
on Thursday, Dec. 13, 2:30 to 5
Jewish agencies are the minimum. entertainers that the whirlwind
o'clock. Mrs. Herman Lewis is
scientifically established, on which story centers around.
ITS JEWISH MAYOR
in charge of arrangements. Cof-
it is possible for a family to live
MISS DOROTHY DAVIDSON
fee
will
be
served
at
,
1:30,
and
in health and social decency. How
CORNWALL, Ont.—(J. T. A.)
prizes given.
is the Jewish client going to react effort to alleviate and eventually
—Aaron Horwitz, Jewish mayor ing the very youthful dement to
when obliged to adapt himself to abolish poverty."
of Cornwall, has been elected to be present, at the forthcoming af-
Ti, meeting of the Detroit sec-
a living standard a good deal low-
this oflics\ for the fourth consecu- I fair which takes place Tuesday. i Dr. Sachar To Address
Temple Sisterhood:
er than the minimum practiced by tion of the National Council of
Dec. 20, at the Book Cadillac Hotel.
Hike term by acclamatton.
Jewish
Women gave an opportun-
the Jewish agencies? The, govern-
On Monday, Dec. 12, at 2:30
Mayor Horwitz desired to relln- I Guests are encouraged to bring
ARRAHAM COOPER
mental agency dispensing aid can- ity to members to see the new build-
quish hie office upon the expira- their young daughters, aged 18 or o'clock, Dr. A. L. Sachar of the
not be asked to give the Jewish ing of Shaarey Zedek. Stone, Dr. P. M. Bornstein, Maur-
tion of his last term but was per- under, for the sum of $5. Mrs. University of Illinois will address
Rev.
Jacob
Sonenklar,
Shaarey
poor
more
than
it
gives
to
their
the members of the Temple Sis-
ice Aronsson, J. S. Souls, Mr. and
suaded to be a candidate for re- Ralph Davidson, former president
.
non-Jewish neighbors, merely be- Zedek 's new cantor, apepared in a to.
rs. Myron Steinberg, Mr and
of Hadassah and financial secretary terhood on the subject "Ifs That
election.
cause Jews have seen better things. group of Jewish and English songs, Mrs. Arthur Purdy, Harry Cohen,
of the fifth luncheon, was the first Change Jewish history."
ut in
"Today,
many
communities
are
!
v
was
accompanied
bylinissiDella
Julius
Braun, H. C. Broder, Louis
to respond to this invitation, by
RABBI S. Z. FINEBERG
A. hour followed.
meeting this problem in this way:1 hi rit Fred
i Cohane, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Levin,
pledging to bring her youg daugh- Temple Arts Society:
° e al
f'
the
Jewish
agency
frequently
su
Because of the success of its place at 4 p. m. and will be fol-
tngP.ru - Peter Vass, Judge Charles Ru-
ter. Dorcthy. Other leading Ha-
I dent, P
at the meeting,
Si
Shetzer,
etzer, Jeanette
eane
dassah women are doing likewise, in last affair, the Temple Arts So- lowed by a banquet. Rabbi Saul plements such grants with aeon-
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich delivered b tanner, Simon
order to give their daughters a ciety is planning a similar pro- Silber, president of the Hebrew tribution from its own treasury the prayer.
Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. William
The twentieth annual ball will visual impression of the justly cele- gram of dancing and plays which Theological College of Chicago, , u ficient to bring the total amount
B.
Isenberg,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J. H.
Mrs. Herbert Warner, president
supf to what th e agency consider,
be given by the Odessa Progress- brated Hadassah work, in which will take place in the near future. will be the principal speaker.
of the Sisterhood of Congregation Ehrlich, Dr. D. H Fauman, Dr.
lits minimum budget. But can this
ive Aid Society at the Fort Wayne the mothers have been vitally in-
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Brood°,
Mrs.
Rabbi Fineberg, who is a grad- arrangement prevail in the future Shaarey Zedek, welcomed the mem- Ralph Davidson, Mr. and Sirs.
Hotel Sunday evening, Jan. 15. terested for many years. A list The Basketball Dance:
bers of the Council to the syna-
uate of the Hebrew Theological
Your sons And daughters of College, has been in the rabbinate when the state will undertake the gogue.
David Diamond, Boris Ganapol,
At this ball the society will Intro- of the young guests will be pub-
duce some innovations. One of lished next week. Reservations high school age are invited to at- the past five years. He accepted manor portion of the relief burden?
Mrs. Samuel Glogower, chairman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamburger,
"Throughout their history, Jews of the board of directors of the Mrs. Harry Jackson, A. J. Koff-
these is the featuring of a fashion should be telephoned to Mrs. Da- tend the basketball dance of the his first pulpit at the age of 24
Temple High School Saturday in Evansville, Ind., where he always have exerted all their re- Young Women's Hebrew Associa- man, Charles Robinson, Dr. and
show. Another is the giving away vidson, Trinity 2-4498.
night, Dec. 10. Basketball game served for four years. After sources to help unfortunate ones tion, spoke on the problem confront. Mrs. Sol Kesler, Mr. and Mm.
of a lady's new dress and a gen-
at 8 p. m. Dancing at 9 p. m. leaving Evansville he toured many among them. Jewish social, work ing the Y camp this coming year. Phil Bloomgarden, Mr. and Mrs.
tleman's new suit.
is the product of no whim of the The camp has always been finan- Louis Robinson, Mrs. Julius Ber-
in the social hall.
The proceeds of this affair are
of the European countries and idle rich or the honor-greedy social
to be used for charitable purposes.
made a special visit to Palestine. climber. It was created in re- cially successful up to the last year. man, Ben B. Fenton, Leon Kay
Men' ■ Temple ClCubs
Due to prevailing conditions the and A. C. Lappin.
He spent an entire year in the
The Men's Temple Club an- Holy Land, becoming fully ac- sponse to urgent needs within the year 1932 showed a deficit which
Mr. Cooper has appointed A. C.
nounces its annual games night quainted with the revived Hebrew Jewish group and shaped itself in was made up by .the Happy Day Lappin. as chairman of publicity;
Tuesday, Dec 13, at 8 p. m. culture. During the time he was forms dictated by historical habit Fund, a fund maintained by con. Mrs. Charles Hamburger, chair-
and deeply rooted social customs at rnidb uuttihoenran ifnrtoem
r e . tceodu ni nc l m e m bers
Prizes will be offered. All men
A divisional meeting within a
In Jerusalem he studied in the of the Jewish people. It would be
ithis worthy berg and Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, co-
of the Temple are invited. Hebron Yeshivah, in Rabbi Kook's no easy matter to surrender these work. Scarcely $100 remains
in man of program; Myron S. Stein-
radius of '50 miles was held at William Wolsey and Son,
Entry fee for members of the
and attended the Hebrew age-old principles and habits. this fund and it looks as if the chairmen of tickets, and Mrs.
Temple Beth Israel on Sunday.
Rabbi Louis Wolsey, Are Men's Temple Club 50c; non- Yeshivah
William B. Isenberg in charge of
University.
...
_
Many guests from nearby coun-
"We
can
accept
public
relief,
as
camp
will
again
need
assistance
members 76c.
the Palestine booth.
Reception Guests.
ties attended. The subjects dis-
After the rabbi completed his far as Jewish social work is con- if it is to open next summer.
Committee meetings have been
cussed were religious education
studies he was ordained by Rabbi corned. There is no ultimate me- Mrs. Glogower urged Council
SAGINAW,
Mich.—One
of
Its
and the problems of Jewish people
A. L. Kook, chief rabbi of Pales- conciliability between the two. But members to send contributions to well attended and, judging by the
most venerable members and one
In the small towns.
tine, and Rabbi M. M. Epstein, much thought and care will have this fund as that the splendid work enthusiasm displayed, this affair
of Its most famous sons were
chief rabbi of Hebron Yeshivah. to be given to the, problem of ad- of the Y camp can.go on under the bids well to become the outstand-
ing social event of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Birney Drach of feted jointly by Saginaw's Jewish
Before returning to the states, justing our relationship with the Council's sponsorship.
The net proceeds will be used
The social program followed. Mrs.
Chicago were guests of Mrs. S. L. community in a program and re-
Rabbi Fineberg made an extensive public agencies, so that, without in-
Regular
service
was
held
at
to carry on the work of the local
ception
at
Temple
Beth
El.
Hon-
airy
to
our
cause.
we
may
promote
A.
J.
Levin
is
chairman
of
the
Seaman over the week-end and
tour through Palestine, including
Temple Beth Jacob Friday. The special visits to most of the col- the essentially healthy and socially program committee and Mrs. Merle Zionist branch, chiefly along edu-
attended the meeting at the
subject of Rabbi Elmer Berger's onies. Upon his return from Pal- desirable movement of mobilizing Silverstein arranged to have Can- cational lines.
Temple.
The two largest ballrooms of
sermon was "Another Literary eFsltininte. he accepted the pulpit in the resources of the state behind the tor Sonenklar as the guest artist.
Disappointment," a criticism of
Mrs. C. Chevin has recovered
Pearl S. Buck's recent novel,
from her recent illness.
"Sons."
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spiesberg
Captain Samuel Johnson of
attended a concert at Lansing last
Palestine visited Mr. and Mrs. Ar•
Sunday.
thur Rosenthal of Ottawa Drive
for several days.
Friday, Dec. 2, the Sisterhood
Harry Weinberg, director of
gave a supper at the vestry rooms
The regular monthly meeting of Weinberg's Hour, announces that'
of the Temple.
the Sisterhood of Temple Beth his hour, over Station WJBK, will
Jacob met Tuesday with a board be broadcast from 11 to 12:15
meeting preceding. President Mrs. this Sunday morning. •
Dr. Gunzburg To Play
The final 15 minutes in this
Norman Buckner presided. Rabbi
Beethoven Sonatas
Elmer Berger spoke on "Current hour are being financed by the
Gunsberg Packing Co., of which'
Jewish
Topics."
The seventh of ■ series of all
the Beethoven Sonatas, arranged
Mr. and Mrs. B. Wyman were
and played by Dr. Mark Guns-
hosts at a dinner party for 10
burg and sponsored by the Art
guests
at their home on Iroquois
Commission of the City of De-
road, Tuesday evening, Dec. 6,
troit, will be held on Friday eve-
hoqoring
Mr. and Mrs. q..1. Rap-
ning, Dec. 16, 8:30 o'clock. The
paport on their twenty-fourth
program includes the D minor
w
Cut Court-s a41.1011W MO Nes
wedding anniversary.
Sonata O
Np. 31 No. 2, the E flat
I
ODESS ER SOCIETY
20TH ANNUAL BALL•
JACKSON NOTES
SAGINAW JEWRY
HONORS WOLSEYS
Pontiar Notre
RADIO PERIOD FOR
JEWISH SOCIETIES
'
An important dinner meeting
of the Men's Club of Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek will be held
Thursday evening, Dec. 16, at the
synagogue.
This meeting will be featured
by entertainment and there will
be a debate on the subject, "Re-
solved, that a Jewish University Be
Established in the United States."
Arthur Purdy, president, an-
nounces that membership is open
to all men, and that it is not nec-
essary for them to be members
of the congregation to be eligible
to join.
KAUFMAN, FURRIER,
SPONSORS CLOTHING
COLLECTION DRIVE
J. Kaufman, furrier, of 9036
Twelfth street, is sponsoring a
drive, in the Twelfth street section,
to collect clothing, food packages
as well as cash donations, for the
benefit of the unemployed in that
section.
Mr. Kaufman urges all to bring
to his store the contributed artic-
les. Mr. Kaufman points out that
there is dire need among many
hundreds in this section, and he
urges prompt response to this call
for relief.
Other Twelfth street merchants
or co-operating with Mr. Kaufman.
CHALUTZOS DANCE
SUNDAY, DEC. 18
The annual dance of the Women's
Pioneer Organization (Chalutzoa)
will be held on Sunday evening,
Dec. 18, at the Book-Cadillac Hotel,
Crystal Ballroom.
Proceeds of this dance are to be
used to further the work of the
pioneers in Palestine.
Solomon Fish Co. Moves to
1443 Broadway.
Solomon Fish Co., Inc., formerly
located in the Broadway Market
Building, announces the removal of
its wholesale and retail departments
to 1443 Broadway, five doors north
of the Good Housekeeping Shop. be-
tween Grand River and John R
streets.
The Solomon Fish Co. are pur-
veyors to railroads, clubs, hotels,
steamboats, restaurants, etc.
the Stotler Hotel will be the scene
of this event, which will take place
on Saturday, Feb. 4.
Tickets may be had by tele-
phoning the chairmen of the
ticket committee. Dress will be
optional.
Do All Your Chrits'tmas
Shopping at Crowley - Milner' s
Every Purchase You Make at This Store
Entitles You to a Chance Toward Win.
ning a Beautiful FREE Automobile
Op. 31 No. 3, the "Aurore" Op.
53 I C major, all three for piano
alone, and the Piano and Violin
Sonata in G major Op. 32 No. 3,
with a Russian dance tune as
theme of the Rondo.
The violin part, as usual, will
be played by Mme. Jeanne Roel
Beaume. All the sonatas of this
program belong to the master
works of the second period of
Beethoven composition, and are
unusually brilliant with an amaz-
ing economy in material—there is
positively not one note too much.
They are all on the standard rep-
ertory of all the virtuosos.
Willys To Make Intensive
Drive for Leadership.
TOLEDO, 0.—A definite indi-
cation that the Willys-Overland
Company will make the most in-
tensive drive in its history for
leadership in the low priced field
was the conclusion drawn here
In an interview with John
N. Willy,, chairman of the Willys-
Overland board. Mr. Willy, said
that his company has developed
Car that would be priced more
on a parity with present-day cur-
tailed incomes, available at a new
• low first cost, lower maintenance
costs and lower operating cost,
and will be exhibited for the first
time at the New York National
Automobile Show and throughout
the nation on January 7.
That the new car will be a sera
tuition has been predicted by a
number of technical editors of the
leading automotive trade papers
who have closely inspected the
models.
While Mr. Willy, has declared
the price and complete detail of
the Willys cars will not be made
known until the general announce-
ment on Jan. 7, enough informa-
tion was gathered from the inter-
view to state definitely that
the base price will be so low as
to appeal to those hundreds of
thousands of buyers who have
hesitated to purchase new cars.
feeling that the current car prices
are still too high, even though
some gestures have been made
toward reductions.
RODIN CLUB
The Rodin Club thanks its
friends for helping to make a suc-
cess of the card party held at the
Dexter Club Exchange Nov. 16.
An interesting meeting was held
at Mrs. Meyer Koffman's home,
1613 Virginia Park, Nov. 30. Out-
of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Koffman of' Bay City and
Mis. William Rosenberg of Mus-
kegon. Entertainment followed
the meeting and a midnight lunch
was served.
Next meeting of the club will
be at the borne of Mrs. Fannie
Rodin, 277 Belmont, Dec. 12.
WILLIAM WOLSEY
Women of the Sisterhood are
oring William Wolsey, who for 50 sewing for the Red Cross every
years has been • member of B'naI Wednesday afternoon and report
B'rith, charitable organization, a substantial amount of work is
the service's principal speaker was being completed each week.
Mr. Wolsey's son, Rabbi Louis
Wolsey of Philadelphia.
Associated with the services, in I Dance of Alumni Associa-
which Mr. Wolsey was presented
tion of U.H.S. on Dec. 28.
owith life membership in B'nai
B'rith, was • tinge f sadness in
Last Wednesday evening at the
the congregation's memory that, first monthly meeting of the senior
according to the original plan for group of the Alumni Association
the program, one of the principal of the United Hebrew Schools,
speakers was to have been A. D. Emanuel Berlatsky of the Detroit
Phillippe, former president and Jewish Centers Association led an
outstanding benefactor of Temple open forum discussion on "The
Beth El, whose death several Problem of Cultural Adjustment
weeks ago brought sorrow to the of the Modern American Jewish
Jewish people of Saginaw. Rabbi Youth."
Plans for the coming Chanukah
Frederic A. Doppelt of the temple
read a talk that had been pre- dance to be given by the association
pared for the occasion by Mr. on Dec. 28, at the Philadelphia.
Byron Hall were formally disclosed
l'hillippe before his death.
to the membership. Bernard Bess-
Describe s Jewish Ideals.
The impregnable spirit of the man and his Varsity Syncopaters-
r n_pi!ence
y e radnioenagi
nd dance
ceoir
t in-
Jew is the spirit of self-sacrificing a seven
idealism, Rabbi Wolsey said in hi s chest
I evening. This orchestra has played
address before the gathering.
"All of us are servants of one all summer at the Island Lake
another, and every bite of food dances. Tickets may be obtained
a man eats is the result of the from any member of the association
labor of others," he pointed out. or at the offices of the United He-
brew Schools. Dancing will be
"We Jews appreciate this to its
from 9 till 1.
fullest extent. We incorporated
the literature of many of our
writers and made the Bible.
Philomathic Debating Club.
"The world has witnessed the
destruction of many thrones and
The Philomathic Debating Club
of many powers, but • people who will meet this Sunday evening at
know what it means to pray to- the Shaarey Zedek at Chicago and
gether constitute a race that can Lawton. The program of the eve-
never die."
ning will be • debate on the sub-
Speaking on the Value of the ject: "Resolved, That Jazz Music is
work of the charitable organiza- Detrimental to Our Appreciation
tion, B'nai B'rith, Rabbi Wolsey of Classical Music." Jack Behr-
said:
man and Louis Lipsitz will defend
"No man ever enlisted In the the affirmative against Arnold
work of B'nai B'rith who did not Sharkey and George Schreiber.
achieve more from the effort than
Last Sunday in a variety topic
he gave. If • man ties himself program Henry Faigin spoke on
up with • great cause he stands "Looking Down at the World," Jul-
for what the cause represents." ian Caplan on "The Nothingness of
A description of the Hillel Science,' and Edward Pevos on
foundation's work among Jewish "The Modern Tuberculosis Clinic."
students at state universities was
The Philomathic Debating Club's
given during the evening by annual oratorical contest will be
Rabbi Bernard Helier of Ann Ar- held en Tuesday. Dec. 27. at the
bor, who is in charge of the Hillel B'nai Moshe Synagogue. Those in
Foundation at the University of the contest•are Henry Faigin Jul-
ian Caplan. Melvin Gerson, David
Michigan.
Levin And Barnard Sharkey. Invi-
Life Membership Presented.
Greetings to the elder Mr. Wol- tations are not being sent to alumni
sey were extended by Rev. Emil members and to various organiza-
Montanus, rector of St. John's tions. The meeting is open to the
Episcopal church; Isaac Oppen- general public.
heim, president of Temple Beth
s and Lionel Gaines of B'nai
B'rith. An address of welcome was Mrs. C. A. Baskins, accompaniei
made by Rabbi Doppelt and the by Mrs. R. M. Kempton.
After the program a reception
life membership certificate was
presented to Mr. Wolsey by I. M. was held in honor of Mr. Wolsey
and the visiting rabbis. Mrs. I.
Selzer.
Music included ■ vocal solo by M. Selzer and Mrs. A. D. Phil-
William J. Bridges, accompanied ippe were in charge of the recep-
by Miss Grace Perry; • piano num- tion General arrangements for
ber by Seymour Dembinsky, a vo- the affair were made by Rabbi
cal number "Eli Eli" by Martin Doppelt, Max Brendle and Julius
Giants, and ■ soprano solo by Feldman.
Thru the Cooperation of the Reo Motor Car
Company Crowley-Milner's Dedicates
SATURDAY-REO DAY
This Brand New Reo "Six" Sedan
SAM GUNSBERG
Sam Gunaberg is secretary-tress-1
urer. This period will be devoted
to the interests of Detroit Jewish
organizations, and groups desir- I
ing to be included in this period
should communicate with Mr. I
Gunsberg at the packing company I
office at 2380 Twentieth street,
Detroit.
Weinberg's Hour is featured by
the following: Isaac Finkelstein,
attorney, reviews the latest Jew• 1
ish news; Samuel Solomon and his
ensemble provide the music; Mor-
ris Novikoff of Littman's Yiddish I
People's Theater appears in skits',
and songs; sketches are weekly I
presented by Moshe Dombe Moshe
ben Moshe). Mr. Weinberg is
the announcer.
FRIDAY SERVICES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
"If I Were a Layman" will be
the topic of an address to be de-
livered by Rabbi Harry Zwillig of
Congregation Anshe Ernes of
Chicago at the Friday evening,
services at Shaarey Zedek, Chi-1
cago and Lawton, on Dec. 16.
Louis Redstone Exhibits'
Water Color Paintings.
An exhibition of water color
paintings and drawings by Louis
Redstone, to be held at his studio
at 1450 East Jefferson, started
Friday evening, Dec. 9, with a
reception for friends. The exhi-
bition is open to the public till
Dec. 19, from 1 to 9 o'clock daily.
The subjects vary. There is a
group of paintings from Northern
Michigan depicting fishermen's
houses and landscapes, another
group shows the Detroit so-called
"Jungle" where ■ lot of unem
ployed live in primitive sheter.
Thete are also on view several
pieces of sculpture, portraits and
other compositions.
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"IN
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Count the number of revolutions this Master Wheel makes in one
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