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PAGE EIGHT
LTROIT
RON I CLI3
and THE LEGAL
Music Study Club
CHRONICLE
SAMMY
RESHEVSKY
PREPARES
FOR
I
SHAAREY
ZEDEK Y. P. S.
10th Anniversary
A NATION - WIDE EXHIBITION TOUR CARD PARTY SATURDAY Beth El Sisterhood
Luncheon Oct. 16
President is Dead
By MORRIS WEINER
The Music Study Club of De-
troit will celebrate its tenth birth-
day with an anniversary luncheon
to be held 'Tuesday, Oct. 16, at
the Detroi•eland Hotel.
Mrs. J. S. Snubs, president, af-
ter an absence of several months
abroad, will again preside. r
The past presidents in the order
ot, their service will be intro-
duced: Mrs. Emery Monash, Mrs.
A. C. Lappin, Mrs. S. Q. Kesler,
Mrs. Maurice Benyas and Mrs.
A. f• Seltzer.
Mrs. Monash will present a
program reminiscent of the first
musical tea given in June of 1924,
with tl e following performers re-
appearing: WA. Charles E. Al-
porn, tars. J. M. Berris, Mrs A.
C. Lappin, vocalists; Mrs Laur-
ence Teitelbaum, pianist; Mrs.
Michael Leishin, now of Chicago,
reader. The well known harpist,
Miss Reva Rea'ha, as guest ar-
tist, accompanied by Mrs. Burton
Clamage, will close the program.
Mrs. Harry Cohen, is chairman
of the program.
Littman to Address
Y. P. S. Drama Group
Miss Gertrude Goldman is
member of the Shaarey Zedek ■
Young People's Society social
committee sponsoring the sur-
voice. He appeared in a number
of concerts for charity organize- prise card party this Saturday
evening, in the social hall of the
tions with sonic the
late Kantor
of the
adi
synagogue, Mrs. Abraham
singers, notably
Schmer-
teem right, 1531, Jewish Telegtaldile AgencY, Inc.)
So many readers of the J. T. A.
sports feature have requested that
we der
o a columnof
the
mast
minds
theh boardd that
we have decided to write one co-'.Joseph
Rosenblatt.
incidental with the news that
Resheysky Today
Samuel Reshevsky, genius of the.
Today, though still a little fel-
chess board , ispre paring
f
ow, he
twenty-two years old
Fur Headquarters Since 1887
a services for Mrs. Her-
Funerl
man L. (Corinne Pearl) Lewis
were held Tuesday from the chapel
of Temple Beth El. Burial %eosin
Woodmere Cemetery,
FURS
Mrs. Lewis died
suddenly Sunday
in her home at
207 W. Grand
Ave. West.
Born in Detroit,
There are many good Jewish the University of Chicago in his
48 years ago, she
chess players in America. There room. He graduated
was
the daughter
Mom
that
in-
are several Jewish young . . with
of Mr. and Mrs.
high honors and a
who rank with the foremost wiz-'reputation for being the greatest
Joseph
Werthei-
in t he count
mer who were
m. But, theremathematical student ever to have
is
ardsonly
one Samry
y Reshevsky, I attended that school.
lifelong residents
greatest of then[ all.
of this city and
During August, of the past sum-
It was only a few short years, mer, the international tournament
pioneer members
ago that a Russian Ind took the
of Temple Beth
of
the
New
York
State
Chess As-
. .
entire world b storm . hie
. i
El. Her family
.ociation was held in Syracuse.
lived in Michigan
wizardry at chess. The pawnsiSuch chess players as Isaac Kash-
for 100 years.
Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Lewis was
Boy Marvel Grows Up
president of the Sisterhood of
Temple Beth El, a member of the
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men, and of Hadassah. She was
very active in social service work,
spending many hours visiting
among the poor in Michigan hos-
pitals,
MISS GERTRUDE GOLDMAN
She Was also active in work
in is chairman of the committee, mong the Jewish patients in the
and the following are members:1 faybury Sanitorium et Northville,
Helen Aronson, Louis M. Bloom- x ich.
Dr. Sol Foreman, Dorothy
She is survived by her husband,
Hodes, Dr. Philip Lachman, Jules who is president of the Detroit
W. Lev, Doris Lipson, Marion E. Typesetting Co., a son, Herman,
Richards, Sarah C. Rosen, Sol L.; a daughter, Mrs. Don Lip-
SAMMY.PLAYED
Ruben, Abraham Schmerin, Jay shield, and a sister, Mrs. Milton
OM WHEN HE COOlD
J. Slacker, Arthur Y. Winer and Loeb.
HARM LLOONOVER
Sidney J. Winer.
Every Annis fur is worthy
bearing the label of the compar.
which, for nearly half a centur y
has been recognized as furriers o
outstanding values. And remelt)
her, please, Annie priers are in per
fect harmony with 1934 incomes.
Compare!
•The Quality
•The Style
•The Workmanship
•The Details
•The Values
For its second meeting of the
season, Wednesday, Oct. 17, the
drama study group of the Shaarey
Zedek Young People's Society will
have as its speaker Abraham Litt-
and Know why ANN/S
man, owner and producer of the
People's Yiddish Theater in De-
has enjoyed Leadership
troit, according to Alex Baruch,
chairman. Mr. Littman's - subject
TRIABLE. AT THE
for almost 50 Years!
Large quantities of valuable
will be "The Evolution of the Yid-
AGE OF NINE
prizes for men and women to be
dish Theater," and will cover a
given
the
winning
players
have
GAVE EXHIBITIONS
period of about 65 years, starting
already been provided by the com-
MAWR SI1200-
with the first struggles of the East
mittee, and final arrangements
European Jews for a richer cul-
6EST PIA`tt.RS of
have been made for the refresh-
tural existence,
•
le DAY
ments and dancing. Marvin Servlee.:
' Since 1895, when at the age of
71,,,,
t,eroni.n.eny
Kahn's orchestra will provide mu. 1,..;075t4e.
.,..)-171:ifloier11;1:1 ter."
14 he worked as a super In a New
Dr.
sic for the dancing. Masters of
York City theater. Mr. Littman
0:45
A.
M.
ceremonies for the party will be
has been connected with the Yid-
Oa Sabbath. Oct. 13, l's, Frankl a
int
Ben
Fishman,
Julius
KabatskY,
dish theater in the United States
will preach on the topic, •.Cumparative
Jules Lev and Louis Snits.
Standard..
and Canada. His work has included
Rabbi Leen gram
Members
will
be
admitted
free.
will
occupy
the
pot-
acting, managing, organization of
pit Sitliday, Oct. 51. at 10:15 A. M.
There will be an admission charge
stock companies, direction and pro-
Buy With
of 25c for non-members. Appli- Mondry Maiming Study (I..
duction. He has had under his di-
the convenience of those who
cations for membership in the so- nut For
rection such outstanding personali-
attend the evening lames
of 18:411.
d
Confidence
ciety may be filed with the secre- El College of Jewish Studies, lir. Frank-
ties as Boris Thomashevaky, Bertha
Frank-
in will conduct a clean on Monda
lin
taries at this time.
y
Kalish, Jacob Adler, David Kess-
St II o'clock. The regletrante
on
ler, Leon Blank, Jacob Ben-Amt
Xhe evening of Saturday, Oct. will by given a choice of several aub-
Jrrts
of
study
for
this
county.
Those
27, has been designated "Y. P. S. desiring Co attend
and many others. He has been in
Convenient
enure*, should
Detroit since 1923 at which time
Old Time Movie Night." San- register not later than his
Montle), Oct. 23.
Terms
the People's Theater was organ-
ford Gottlieb and Jules Lev, chair-
The Temple kibiehmdi
le
men, promise an unusual
ized. Mr. Littman has worthwhile
THE YOUNG CRCS GENIUS
11f r: w 1;,0.01 . 0.1 ; o
rner
uez•tei l.n,, ,, c
evening
..
haIhr au of
things to tell about the origin and
of entertainment. The social com- h.
here to come oti Thureday morning.. If
subsequent struggle of the Yiddish
mittee, headed by Mrs. Schmerin, you
Sr, a bride and am uncertain •bout
theater,'and all Y. P. S. • members
is working in co-operation with the proper way to darn a mock, you will
receive
both advice and a warm Welcome.
are invited to hear him.
this committee.
Coffee and (like are served at noon.
This group is a part of the Y.
Rollie clamm have already started and
A membership committee head-
—flpec lally drn
aw
f
P. S. Players, and has been organ-
or th e J.T A. by Ben
"Rainy Reshevsky, who washail edas t
ed by Ralph Shiffman has been if you have not already enrolled In thin
he " boy mar ve l" whe n ROth.
worth while work, please comonleate with
Came to this country as a
ized for the study of. all phases of
he
appointed so that the work of Mrs. Lawrence Frreilman at Euclid 1043.
and up.
defeated the strongest chess
the drama. Rehearsals are held
players In the land, is now child
grown
going
through new membership
AUSTRALIAN SEALSt
As a child, he would play
Young
$ 47
Trample Chat
twenty games at one time
during and after the lectures. The
applications may be completed
and seldom lost a
The varlaue ecti)Itlell of the Young
preparing for
match. Reshevsky,
MELBOURNE SEALS'
meeting will be at the synagogue
within the next two weeks.
People'.
Temple
Club
will
begin
the
sea-
100
Oth-
at 8 P. M.
five games of a nation-wide exhibition tour, plans to play twenty-
son
a.
follows:
ers on this committee are: Harold
chess simultaneously against the
GENUINE SEALS
Monday night. Oct. 11.
to 11 o'clock
wizards of the board.
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The study and discussion group,
i nt
„i he gy
Helper, Dr. Philip Lachman and b
mnasium, the badminton meson
were
nothing
but
which meets on Tuesday evenings
no
NATURAL MUSKRATS
toys to him, and I dan, Herman Helms, Abraham Eliot Lipson. Membership appli.
IV
night, Oct. 17, the chorus
under the direction of Theodore no matter how adult or astute his
pchlk , Reuben Fine and J. A. cations may be sent to any of grow edneaday
RUSSIAN LEOPARDS
p meets for Initial trouts for the
re 79
Ilaruch, will hear its first lecture
n , little Sammy Reshev-
Prod urtion of a Gilbert and Sullivan
these
people
in
care
of
the
syna-
Horowitz
competed.
oper a.
en the "History of Jewish and Heb- sky outwsitted them—and at their
SOUTH
AMERICAN
LEOPARDS
...
145
gogue, Chicago Blvd. at Lawton
It
was
here
that
Reshevsky
won
nday
afternoon,
led.
311,
the
first
own
game.
rew Literature," Tuesday, Oct. 16,
e secretaries, Ruth Bach- M: ussion Droop. meeting will be led by
ten of fourteen games and drew
GENUINE LEOPARD
.8:30 p. m., at the home of Dr.
er n of Mayne I nivereity.
395
In 1924 the sport pages of the four. Isaac Kashdan, runner-up, rach, 455 W. Hancock, or Eleanor ,
Leonard Sidlow, 1705'Boston Blvd. country's press heralded the fact
PERSIAN LAMBS
Schetzer, 1707 Seward.
Me n , • Temple Club.
365
This is the first of such a series that Sammy Reshevsky, eleven- had seven draws scored against
e Mene Temple Club Invites you to
him,
atten d Its opening dinner meeting
BLACK AND BROWN CARACULS.
of lectures which will be given on year-old prodigy, would play 20
TOR. -
Annie quality Hudson Seal
day ..ening, Oct. 23, to be addressed
Plans National Tour
alternate Tuesdays. Secular sub- games of chess against as many
mate are designed by skilled
Latvia Orders Zionist Groups to by 1
L
worlicakes, /ferret/try of the
BLACK AND BROWN PONIES
135
jects of interest to Jews are dis- opponents at the same time wher-
artiste. The workmanship and
Mien or, on the 'object. "America Fares
At present young Reshevsky is
Lock Doors
a Ch anging
values are unexcelled Skins
NATURAL OPOSSUMS
cussed every other Tuesday by
preparing for a nation-wide exhi-
dyed by A. Hollander .
110
ever he appeared. And, he seldom bition.
& Son
guest speakers. By popular re-
His itinerary is being
Tem
(the
master
dyers)
are
used
failed to defeat everybody he met,
AMERICAN BROADTAILS*
(JTA)—Latvian author.
Sa m son tickets are now on gale for the
exclusively. An unusually large
quest, Theodore Baruch will con-
. 95
mapped by J. Diamond, who will
Showing In e v e r a l hundred)
duct the history of literature lee. even when he played the best accompany the chess wizard on ities last week ordered the closing Temple Forum lecture series, begInnIng
AFRICAN MONKEYS
from which to choose. Or, If
chess wizards In this country.
evening. Nov. 13. Price of a ma-
195
tures.
hi s journey from the Atlantic to of the Poale Zion, the Socialist Tuesday
yo u prefer,
, we will custom
ma ticket. 53.50—a eating of 50 Tier cent
Zionists, and all affiliated organi- over single admImions. which will he
tai lor to your own Individual
1APINS' (BLACK AND BROWN)
W ay to Highest Honors
the Pacific.
65
46
rents.
Come
to
office
at
taste
at
no
extra
cot.
zations,
including
the
Ilechalutz,
the
forum
If the story of Reshevsky, the
s
CIVETS
y will play for various
Temple Roth El (fleet floor), write Tem-
the Bialik club and the Hapoel ple
.., 165
Polish Jew, were told '
Forum or call Madlaon I512.
7 11M1 Rolfe tired C•m ttkosnd
organizations and thereby assure sport clubs.
SAP
MINKS
words it would read, "From won- a method of raising funds f
295
or the
The policy of the Latvian gov-
tier child to grand master."
GENUINE MINKS
organization and himself. He will ernment, which came into power
Th e sa me poise , the sa
• 950
me corn- play twenty-five games nimultanes recently as the result
1
' NEW YORK VTA)—Elisheva
of a coup
mness and mastery that ously on these exhibitions. T
• d'etat, has been consistently anti ,
Kaplan, representative of the wo- were something to marvel at vil."‘n corner, as a sports writer, this
.
Semitic. Immediately after the ,T
,zoithnhe jrseeol, f t.h,etelin,7
inen'a council of Ilistadruth, Pal- Reshevsky played as a child were
1 ett:ichttogd
.
h•g,
method of gathering in money for
estine labor organizations, arrived with him at Syracuse this Sum. institutions a n d organizations seizure of power, the authorities: moron!
5 meeting Wednesday In the Tetn•
banned all Jewish newspapers in V";
here last Friday on the Berengaria. mer when, for the third time in seems a better idea than
a theater Latvia except one and closed a gram on'we'cif f I; a* 1 ?c, I :I'm i'una' 1.7:y" pernod.
• Miss Kaplan, who for the past
succession, he did not lose a single party or a bridge.
Those participating In the pro.
number of Jewish communal in-I
fourteen years has been engaged in game,
Mra. Dm id Cohen, Mn. A.
On his intended trip, Reshevsky stitutions operated by Jewish! rnm we
A.
labor, activities as a member of
Levels Orman, Mr.. WII-
"Someday
you
will
be
champ-
will
play
against
the
best
chess
Itchell and Mrs. 1. Netnpner. Mre
Many cooperative colonies in Pal-
working clam organizations.
nkrant, ,s
de nt, w. In barge
ion of the world," Akiba Rubin- minds of America.
estine, will attend the convention
Leaders of the Bund, Jewish i'lletihDI7ir 171.15111( so dthe program• ea, h
stein
told
the
little
fellow
after
All
information
concernin
g Re- Socialist party, and the Poale
of the Pioneer Women's organiza-
are In eller. of M re Elmer Ber-
ger. My a. Norman Buckner.
shevsky, his trip,
assisted by
and further par- Zion, were arrested.
tion for Palestine at Chicago, Oct. the famous Polish master had had
Ilium Present and We. $. Denson.
At the same time
hinge
17.21. She will remain in the Uni- en interesting session with the ticulars to secure his services can
Men planned for the
the existence I s among have
prodigy.
The
prophesy
seems
to
be
had
from
the
office
of
the
J.
their
a
country
fair, boob
of the Jews in Latvia
ted States for one year, making a be
has been en-1,,"." , en'• lung heon and Hallo..•
in a fair way to
SAVE MONEY .,,,,,W
ere
ACN51. 0511 Som
nation-wide tour to bring the mes-
come true, for T. A., 221 Centre St., New YorkI dangd
il
by
. the introduction of '1';;;m in. Columbus Day denoted what •
OBITUARY
eekly
City,
care
of
Mor
SAVE TIME
•
on his way. Dr. Ale• s
sage of Palestine's women workers
s
,t part the Jews played Awing
in. Thursda
c a icenses f or ex port
icO
ner,
erred
t
that
tint
h
keine and Capablanca mu
ports editor .
ealers.
dexlr, of al re. Romlie Grabowsk
to American Zionist women.
Jewish exporters wer e
st i f ne•
i
. a.
denied li-
187, water nillnem of several Week..
cessity look to their laurels.
Organizations wishing to
The
Mr. and Mn,. A. J. Eibling of Oneida derotstal wits
con censes and the entire export trade
05 . off
a of thle
Sketch of his
. Mra. Simon Dollander of , Ity,...17..o •ti
lna reoldeti hero "n
tact Samuel Reshevsky should taken out of Jewish
for the met
Rochmter, N. Y., who is their comet o P re ' 0
d
he
43 American Youths. Trained for
Renhevsky was born if in
.•
eat will be keenly
likewise write or wire the write
r dh
--
—_.--_______
of
Schubert I felt M our midst for her many kind lind
Pioneering, Depart for
at the above address.
I
Poland, of extremely orth Lodz,
7,:tib
h 'er:o"
e
Pe:n.ILYill c :IL
In nifre
f inance a t the Caes , charitable deeds.
Before giving advice a
she
odox
f survived by
parents. He is imbued
wise man I Theater In Detroit. ales. Eibling and Mr. , our daughter, Rebecca, is Mm.
Paladins
Pele
(lertrode
LIV
with the
prepares to dodge the co,.
CORM).
Silence is consent.
same spirit of orthodoxy as
quences.
SINGLE
of
runt IlltirkhrDiet112,1t)ith:ntdhrMee'eolL,
his
A ginichae Torah dinner on Sept. 30 Isadore. Mini and Joeeph of Ray illy.
Youthful band of practical !,,
You
ONLY
chess
i was held for 65 member. of the Temple! gutter.' eervIces were Bernard sle
can live in luxurious
t
the
idealists, born in the United States
comfort in De.
age of five, nPtie
af n r wale
It
troit's newest
' under the ausPiree of the swernosa ori Sundae afternoon____
hing
,
Rabbi
Bernard
Zeigler
Temple Seth Jw•oh. M r.. Iing
but devoted to the cause of a Jew- , his father play with friends i
downtown hotel — yet be
Irving Stein- 0t " M. °mutton
within
•
few
Steps of your office—
man Is chairman. amisted by
ish-hemeland, puled up theirmoor- i h me. It Is said he pointed n his
v ery eta.
Gen
many'en° I At the •nnual election of Temple A bra•
nominally at these
Gen Rabbi timer Berger 'MVO
an in•
legs Saturday, Oct. 6, and set off moves to his father at the t out
teresting teame
ti
of many Jewish books. : barn h
reduced permanent rates.
WEEK
i
eld law week, the following MIL
ime.
At
the
on the Gdynia-America liner Kos.
age of six he
were chosen for the ensuing Year:
was
On
Friday
evening,
Inc
I.
5.
Itabbi
Eimer.
Presiehmt.
(Im
ac-
oiuszko to conquer the virgin farm- claimed one of the best
re. Kahn; vice-preient.
m
Berger chomp for M a sermon the m h. ; .R ..
..rr4ar..(rhibgei r i g,,,,•;•i o , r,
n.
ets. ry.A
,, . 1,7
chess i )lay-
, Kahn; .:
lands of Palestine. Averaging 21 ers of all Europe.
Jeri "ApocryPh• and New Teetament.:: '
t ita
years of age,
The weekly bulletin edited by the rshhi. miss also re'esgs":
these 13 youths, of
When he was sevn, San
CADILLAC SQUARE AT BATES STREET -
111 proving interesting.
--
Thom
hom 20 ar g irls, arepledged to pl ayed
1w)
•
and d efeate
•
‘rat
numbs r o 1
M. Nor an Rut kne r left by . motor r_ As
devote themsel ves to farming in i master players
m
Innal ieMtrr:it Mt7:r1 K
m
7
h
n
I
he
"
p
n
ater
emit
0, A
in Europe
few days trip to Hoch..., N. T.1 oitnemIng the World genes games
the various Palestine colonies.
She w
!praised by ch D r. palas3k, and was
mimnipanleil by her eleter-in-
---
e.rr, :for met
All have received years of
!cham p ion
M.
rs ' M°
w *'" ''r " dssissse s d
s
' C.I nrio'reh
e ss L
s thf.ei rd-Inh.-11:whe, M
Mrs. Altos Sucker
f ocal and practical training to col-
r restelj.
Flint. to 01.11 ' hfM
the
"r"..lan'il
pre- '
relatlies
Norman Buckner and mon. Mrs: Henry Weise
as having a phenomenal
el' lie ' r°4
pare them for the role of pioneers.
Noel, arrived from Los Angeles. Calif,
chess
brain.
During
the
World
An Extract from an Addre
where they Anent five weeks. They re-
Mr. and Mr. A. fl. Roman ' iM4.11
Most are college graduates. Eight-
turned vls the Canallian Rockies.
day and Tuesday In IMrwith' rl:n
Dr. Stephen S. Wise ss by
1;
een of the group are leaving under War the youngster gave a num-
ilos,...
toir,handisrlzioLtier-41,,n4ar..51,4,ezi_:: NI,rhs;
. , auspices of Hashomer flazair ber of exhibitions in the war zone
the
Mr. and Mrs. Jaen), KovIneky .54 e
A crass and ruthless cynic put
geartier, Rsther. nn Mn and Mrs. Saul I W " rld
and d se f famous in
dories la
threkrent. attended the wedding of Lim
(Young Guards) Organization of i game with theM Governor General a
it not very long ago, "Why should
ul
Roth t t■tiemon and /Immo II. Rath m the
America, join an American col.Warsaw,
— — Feldnmn open,
al r. and Mn. Harm,
,,.. 1. 7. i ' Manila) and Tue_
,
the Jew be a fanatic for social
during the German
Whittier Motel. Detroit, Rend..
Mity In Detroit.
lective, ''Kibutz," at liedera. Pal- occupation. After trimming the
justice and international peace?
Mlm Esther Kovinske attended her mu- 1
gin . meld of honor.
. Mr. and Mr• Geo. Kshn and Mn. and
eatine, where there are now 70 General, Sammy remarked to him,
The answer is because he is a Jew.
1 'Cr. Morris Goldberg were visit.. s in
youths
emigrated
from
America
in
"You
can
shoot,
but
I
can
play!"
To President Wilson the remark
Mn. fientmaln Goldstein etlended Dm ' "..""
the last two years.
'
I°. ''''•
Ifadmooth hoard meeting on Monday,
was made concernin g
• Twenty-five of the
(Wt.
PAM.,
Among the outstanding victor,
I, at the Wilshire Hotel
the greatest
Eil"ant Licht!, has returned Rune
ro
Jew of our time,
•ftee spendina A few days In Detroit
be
" What a 1)4
ice
of
the
r
d•
•'early
.
7994
members of the Ilechalutz (Pio- were those over J
career
Woo Rose Walleret•In of Detroit epent
this
great
man
should
be
Jew
"
seer) Organization of Ameri ca
C O. week-end RA 10.5 05 MIA,
a
Mn, tl. F. Anthony has returned Immo
anofsky, former
Rit•
President Wilson's answer
Rosenthal of Ottawa Drlie.
tier spending Mond•v lout Tuesday w th
which sends a group o (traine d French champion; Michelson, for-
Il
's
we,
er •Istere. Ihe Mime. Rnrn , .nv
mer Dutc h cha
of "He would not be the
youths to Palestine two or three 'Jaffe
mpion. and
man h
Detroit.
if Thheewefreewnom
times ■ year. Saturday's group'
of New York ('ity. Charles
t uastJewfa.',', himself
long
hails from nine cities: five
While in Washington,s
as the deep nostalgia of his
from ,
New York, three from Detroit,
Lions to Play Three Games! once again and remember that, if Jewish soul leads or drives him
before the death of President
sident
he
be
Rabbi
florid
Ctelarbaum
,poke
Thee-
homeward.
from Toronto, two each from six Harding, Sammy
afraid
to
stand
for
invisible
To seek to escape
in
One
Week
day. tort. 11. heron the lodrolt r hap., of
was received at
from the inescapabl
C hi -
cago, Buffalo, Baltimore and Min-
and eternal values and become
e ix pitifully
Rado•/eh .t the lintel atelier. His mut,
'the White House. He won a num-
feet was - Where Are ,t-
r'--A rmiew of
neapolis; one each from Philadel- . ter of matches from Senators and
•alemin• and Zionism In 6454.•
Facing 'three hard games in the slave of values impermanent tragic. To face one's fate, what-
1 Con gressman wrin
the
Phis and Newark.
and unreal, then is he conquered e'er it be, Whate'er it bring, what-
'd ' g hs
ng of the same day, Rabbi cedar. seven days, the Detroit Lions will
i stay in
beyond the hop e
haute. addremeel the Business and Pro.
Washington and also won
' e'er it threaten, to be equal to it,
t eminnal group of Iladessah.
leave here Friday afternoon for
a match
The prophet's of redemption. is such noblest nobleness
THE VOICE OF JACOB
, from William J.
as era
Philadelphia. On Sunday afkr.
cry ix, "Return, .ifnogrmismdmaorkriat
head of
The Midrash recounts how the the Investigation Burns,
Oh
Israel.
even
Onto
the
Lord
The
annual
rummage
sale
srammred
iratctinff
ly
Bureau of the
ate into
the Ladies AM Society was held (let. noon the Lions clash with the
'
heathens of the world went to a , Department of Justice.
( and 1 . and brought in welcome funds Philadelphia Eagles in the Na- Thy God." It is as if this pro-
prophet and asked him t o
far re.na.
Shortly after the boy arrived
tional League baseball park there. phetic appeal were designed to
"'"'"111.011MIMIIIMIJ
PillsY
tell them how they m i gh t „cm
,. ,In the United States he gave
Sam It« k hue returned to the city
Immediately after their first J be monition to different types of
fulls contend against the people of
a re -
fulls
E'l .EI4,'" i N P. 1
, marks
• fter a brief Osit in Cincinnati.
"MISTER CH1ZIK" (MAURICE DOMBEY) AND
li C i ..--
R" ( E
appearance in the East this sea- 1 a, ews in our day. To return that
T d A i c) t—
demonstration of his i
Israel. He answered: "Co to their ability at West Point, where he
to cease from the poor and iVilliam Dudley Peley, Silv er Shirt
HARRY WEINBERG
synagogu
es and schools, and If
Th• 114nontr Symphony Orchestra son, the Lions will return to De- b tote business of
leader whose glittering torsal gar-
you i defeated nineteen Army officers
opened it• memo In • hlam of item troit. On Wednesday night, Oct.
gar-
ment has been
This Sunday, /fury Weinberg's
hear there the noise of children re-land drew
Thursday evening. Oct. 11 Comill Gebel-
more than current
one game with Colonel Jewish Radio Hour will celebrate over Station WJBK from 10:30 a. amtech. the eminent conductor of the 17, they meet the strong and col-
their lessons you will Dm? I
by
revelations
of
finan-
J
ee'w
Detroit
nymph.,
Orch•etra,
Frieberger,
veteran
of
the
orful
Boston
Redskins.
The
fol.
eapf
rem e o r m beo f r cial Irregularity and by still
wax tweet
C abl
m. to 12 noon on Sundays,
e
"
that
h ejtkeiwnt hg
service•
, obut: art
e to prevail against them,"I Sammy is the youngest
of
f e*
t ; chosen by and
the beginning of the third year of '
will also eoncturinr end total. 1.1a Soloman le lowing Sunday, Oct. 21, the
h^ eery talented director of the
f 1
ing charges of fraud under pend-
and he reminded his questioners of 'family
■
I...me
feature the following this Sunday: t Symphony
orchestra.
this
Brooklyn Dodgers, with Maynard Providence,
f' or the favor of a capricious . state's Blue Sky laws, works him_
of six. He attended the the presentation of the skit, "Mis-
the words of Isaac: "The voice Is , New York City public schools and
ca
Sarah Gingold, Sam and Pauline
Morrison,
former
All
America
to
in to
but
thou
art
chosen
ter
Chizik,"
which
stem
Moshe
ben
'
the voice of Jacob but the hands had private
be the
e s
W.
GIRLS
Fogel of Littman's Yiddish Peo-
center from the University of e )(acting ideals.
rvant of externally t e l f S l ieptilbet t h ?eriyais ua:::w
" in
tutors when h
are the hands of E , "
Moshe (Maurice Dombey),
Thie
group
rennin,
meeting.
at
the
ple's Theater; a
ifIti s Jews
R
sketch, "Lit- Jewish Cornmen11• Center Sept :5 TU. Michigan; Chris Cagle, Army's t
away.
was said then
that h
emember, Jew, venture ha y fringes o f
that when Jamb's voice Is heard in
Iwu It
exceptionally
brilliant
in e j On the occasion of this anniver-1 er nscher Shames"; later
Sr. ender wan
for base vehedul. of All-American back, and the tam- e here is no escape because there
Finkel- ••rled yeteetionmente—nnok
the Houses of Assembly the bands
•
h bee noe
reviews in
•
o eisscapopevib
stein
in
the
latest
news
of
jnnIntn:i
sary,
"Mister
Chizik"
will
present
i
efk
irn
i
"L
otts
Shipwreck
Kelly,
will
if Esau are powerless.
!mathematics, mechanics, and mu-
the spew ...Dog. • two •I✓ tion, etc. This
be the esc
week; Samuel Solomon,
aenapabl
asterpiece of splint infini-
.e. We hav romasthite
sic and that her
the sketch "Baseball."
ion s opponents. The Boston SU
at the term•• eflimers are- MI. Mancbs
tives and ringing economic inani-
en that no p
had • very rood
tiaff"
This hour which is broadcast piano, and Harry Weinberg., an- meeLeweldont •
ee Nunn. harland •
•
es spre
pfadpealeien:ess
Wee Ann Nagel. were- Redskins and Brooklyn Dodgers be
nouneer•
y. nuesNrilyift.hhree
en made clear anew in these!
• Mins Mollie Sel moter.
11
treasurer; games will be played at the U. of
Wm BAR. 111•Menett. Miter.
days of Hitler horror. Nor ea
h ;
D. Stadium.
e net,
forth "The New ancipationer-
there he escape for h
Ern
Proclamatio n: t
t e Jeer as n form."
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