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Si Weingarden Observes His 25th
Year at the Majestic Newsstand

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Is Honored by Friends and Newspapers as a Man Who Knows the
City'. Heart

him why he did not drop news-
paper selling being a newsboy , and
\larch 15. and a low' of friends
go into business.
Joined 1,5 honoring and eong rot
"Ile didn't know I was going into
log hint.
Notice of 1hi. 4,4411 ow token, busness then," Si says. "It was big
hl
the howl neuwoorr.. and the
business
to men then and it still
f ollon nut article hy Fred W. Cott.ina
is. I am able to care for my family
wo featured In re.da)••
1M1 rolt
Nen •
today."
and
Years have passed since then an
is sort of an anniversary tor
for
onl y suc
n as
Ne . -
Si Weingarden, who for 50 years ,...
, h . me .,
. T ruman
, ... II.
. .
ws
I
E
dwin
Denby,
wno
has been selling papers 'round and berry and
about the downtown section. dead, could remember vividly
enough to join with Si in his cele-
It was 25 years ago that Si first b•ation today. They for instance,
went into big business and set up
the stand that today is ose
in front
of ing
were
gobs
old Yantis,
Naval when
train-
by the
ship,
the on
U. the
S. S.
the Majestic Bldg., d
it was stationed at the foot of Ran-
its Hall. He has aig route to- dolph St., and they were the two
who saw to it that none other than
young, smiling Si Weingarden sold
papers on the boat.
But it is an anniversary for Si-
a double celebration of something
Si can not today express in words.

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MAX ELKIN & ALBERT GROSSMAN Management

"CABARET DANCER" AT
LITTMAN'S THEATER

"The Cabaret Dancer," a mu-
operetta, is the current pre-
sentation at Littman's Theaetr,
12th and Seward. This play, being
staged this Friday evening, Sun-
day matinee and evening, marks
the farewell for this season of the
local appearance of Sadie Schien-
gold, Sam Auerbach and Max Kle-
ter, guest stars. The entire cast
assists them.
On Wednesday evening, a testi-
monial performance will be given
in honor of Isaac Arko. "The Rab-
bi Seeks a Bride" will be staged
at that time.

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SERIES OF TALKS

BY SOPHIE UDIN

To Be Delivered Under Aus-
pices of Pioneer Wo-
men's Organization

charge of the study group, an-
han tenva prg
nounces 1 ' 4 11 171j; o ef ve tn

PISGAH LODGE HONORS Dr. Hirsch to Address
MAIMONIDES' BIRTHDAY
Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S.

Last Monday night, Pisgah
Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith ded-
icated its meeting to honoring
the 800th anniversary of the birth
of Moses Maimonides,
Dr. Noah Aronstam, local chair-
man of the Maimonidea celebra-
tion, delivered an interesting talk
on "Maimonides the Physician."
In the course of his talk he re-
viewed the life of Maimonides
and stated that even today he
would rank among the leading
physicians of the present era.
Dr. Bernard Heller, director of
the B'nai B'rith llillel Founda-
tion at the University of Michi-
gan, spoke on "Maimonides the
Philosopher." Dr. Heller traced
the history of philosophy from
the Grecian period to the days
of Maimonides and showed how
his expressions had an effect on
philosophers who followed, includ-
ing Spinoza.
Hyman Cohen rendered several
vocal numbers from Jewish folk-
lore, opera and the classics, as-
, companied by Miss Rosenberg on
the piano. Mr. Cohen is well
known in local musical circles.
being a graduate of the Conserv-
atory of Music at Odessa.
Next Monday night the general
committee will hold its regular
bi-monthly meeting. An exten-
sive program is being arranged
for the meeting of April 1. Presi-
dent Harry Yudkoff urges all the
members, their friends, the Wo-
men's Auxiliary and the A. Z. A.
to attend this meeting in honor
of the past presidents of Pisgah
Lodge. Every living past presi-
dent of Pisgah Lodge is being in-
vited• to this meeting. Several
innovations will be part of the
evening's program, which will be
announced in an early issue of
The Chronicle.

The following is the program
of meetings to be held by the
Pioneer Women's Organization,
with Miss Sophie Udin:
Council and executives of all
clubs, Friday, 8:30 p. m., at the
home of Mrs. Greenberg, 2221
Gladstone Ave.
On Saturday, March 23. Miss
Udin will address a group of
friends of the organization at the
home of Mrs. London, 3047 Cal-
vert Ave., at 2:30 p. m.
Dror• Group
Members of the Drora group
have arranged a gathering in
honor of Miss Udin at the home
of Mrs. J. Schreier, 2939 Waver-
ly, for Saturday evening. Drora
group is a club of young married
women, and conducts its work
in English.
Meeting of the P. W. 0., Poole
Zion, Farband
Sunday, March 24, 8:30 p. m.,
a meeting of these three organi-
zations will be held at the Far-
band Folk Schule, 8679 12th St.
Miss Udin will discuss the com-
ing Zionist Congress.
Northwestern Club
A meeting of the Northwestern
Club of the P. W. 0., for mem-
bers and friends, will be held
Monday, March 25, 2:30 p. m.,
at the home of Mrs. Kant, 3303
Grand Ave.
Social Gathering et Buddy's
All the clubs of the P. W. 0.
will wind up the activities with
a social gathering with Miss Udin,
Monday evening, March 25, at
Buddy's, 12th and Taylor. An
invitation is extended to all
friends and sympathizers of the
David Rubinoff to Play Here
organization.

28, at the home of Miss Naomi
Goldstein, 2512 W. Boston Blvd.
Nathan L. Milstein, a former mem-
ber of the Young People's Society,
will show the moving pictures he
took on his recent trip to Mexico.

Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, superinten-
dent of the Jewish Children's Home
of Detroit, will be the guest speaker
at the Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ple's meeting to be held Sunday in
the social hall of the synagogue.
according to an announcement by
Dr. Leonard Sidlow, president. The
meeting will begin promptly at
3:30 p. m., and will be open to
members and their friends. There
will be a musical program with the
usual social hour following,
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Re-Elect

Dr. Angus

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Judge Joseph A. Moynihan of
the Wayne Circuit Court will be
the guest speaker of the Jewish
This Week
SI WEINGARDEN
of 1115. rim rstient
Radio Forum next Sunday, March
Candidate for
Board Of Ed ...anon.
day, with all the papers of all the 24, 5:30 to 6 p. m., over Station Gifts to Council of Jewish
David
Rubinoff,
eminent violin-
Women Memorial Funds
towns in the country-and some- WJBK.
ist who appears on the radio with
Judge Moynihan will discuss
how, that is how business has
Eddie Cantor, will be a guest in
(NON-PARTISAN)
grown during the last 50 years. the progress of judicial reform in
The Detroit Section, National i Detroit this week and will make
Council of Jewish Women, received several appearances here.
But his route is his stand, the Michigan.
During
Ida
05erth e ollit 1150 Bonn' of
The
musical
program
will
feat-
the
following
contributions:
wooden cubicle that has stood be-
Mr. Rubinoff is the brother of
Re-Elect
1,155. ort Ion, he 15a. owned an 11'.5
For the Elsa F. Welling Me- Charles Rubinoff, who was nom-
fore the Majestic Bldg. these last are Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar
ioreiddento Ile 14 (m1111,511) riled for
dbnllon.
to education mud
we
ro
v
of
Congregation
Shaarey
Zedek,
morial Scholarship Fund, in me-
25 years.
JUDGE JOHN V.
inated for the Common Pleas
parlIeularl) to I he heall It a.per 1 of
A silver anniversary, sort of, is together with the Shaarey Zedek mory of Mrs. Mirah Helen Red- Court judgeship at the March
Chi Id ren.
the way Si puts it. But it is the quartet, Harry Cohen, Joseph field and Mrs. Libbie Netzorg primaries.
golden anniversary of the day the Cantor, Aaron Silberblatt and Marks, from Dr. B. D. Welling.
For the Ida E. Ginsburg Me-
little Jewish lad of close to 5 years Morris Shatzen.
Aaron Kurland will present a morial Scholarship Fund in me-
first ventured into Detroit's bright
ways with his bundle of papers. "Radiotorial" from the columns mory of Aaron DeRoy, from Mr.
of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle. and Mrs. Leo M. Butzel.
Came From Galicia
to
That is when Si was brought to
this country, and to Detroit, by
parents who came from Galicia. He
NON-PARTISAN•BALLOT
was a cute little fellow, large-nosed
and with an infectious smile, and
Election April 1
when staid citizens bought his
papers under the flickering gas -
lights they had smiles, and pats- CENTER TEAM TO DEBATE
0
An experienced, able and kindly Judge
INDOOR MACCABIAD FIELD
0
and tips!
AND TRACK MEET APRIL 9
HEBREW SCHOOL ALUMNI
NOTE: The only Brennan on the Recorder's Court ticket.
Little Si's hangout then was the
The women's health education
The Jewish Community Cen-
City Hall, with its spacious lawns
department of the Jewish Corn.
This ad paid for by a Jewish friend
and high iron railing and some- ter'ssub senior debate team will munity Center is planning an in-
times, when people would ask, he meet the debate team of the
door Maccabiad track and field
would lean against that railing to United Hebrew Schools Alumni.
meet to be held on April 9, in
Van Antwerp Favors Dis- Judge Edward J. Jeffries' tell in his broken English of the on Sunday afternoon, March 24, the Center gymnasium.
at
3
p.
m.,
at
the
United
Hebrew
father, who could not master the
Popularity as Champion
tribution of County Patron-
The events will be divided into
tongue and the mother who relied Schools on Philadelphia and
of Human Rights
age to Racial Groups
junior, intermediate, sub senior
Byron .
on his pennies.
The question for debate is, "Re- and senior divisions. Entrants
But Si came home each night
A more applicable distribution
Judge Edward J. Jeffries of the
solved, That Zionism Is the may participate by club or as an
of patronage to the various racial Recorder's Court, candidate for re- with his pessnies, and the men Answer to Anti-Semitism." The unaffiliated member of the Con-
elements composing the population election, is well known for around the mailing rosin of the old affirmative will be upheld by the ter.
of Wayne County, is promised by his human attitude on the bench Detroit News office on Lamed St.,
The Maccabiad will include a
FA
Hebrew School Alumni, and the
1 . 6 en. ft. storage
po-10
Eugene I. Van Antwerp, who is the as well as for his courageous de- knew what he was doing. So Si
FA
negative will be taken by the Jew- 20-yard dash, shuttle relay,
space.
Democratic nominee for Wayne fense of the rights and liberties of grew up, leaning against the rail of
tato
race,
standing
board
jump,
r
the old City Hall, bustling among ish Center.
0
Freeze. 63 ice cubes al
County Auditor. Mr. Van Autwerp the common man.
high jump and basketball shoot-
The
Jewish
Community
Cen-
the
theater
patrons,
and
going
to
• once.
To him racial prejudice is the
won the nomination from a field of
ing.
ter's
team,
including
the
alter-
school
as
often
as
the
truant
officers
worst crime against the human race
62 candidates.
. 0 Double-depth dessert
All entries must be in not later
nate, will consist of Edith Fier-
The nominee stated that the and he openly condemns those who insisted.
April 3.
f reezing tray.
Friendly Times
stein, Sylvia Hellman, Julius than Wednesday,
County Board of Auditors, as the resort to it to annoy and handicap
• • •
A
Ventilated front..
The men who came to know him Kahn and Sam Sigler. Maurice
governing body of the county, con- people of foreign birth. When it
CHESS TEAM HOLDS
then,
the
mayors
who
came
and
Glasier
and
Phillip
Miller
have
trols a great deal of patronage. was -recently proposed to finger-
DRAW
TO
A
WAYNE
Irlulti-stag• temperature
When the Republicans were in print and register the foreign born, went, others whose names mean been coaching the team.
success in Detroit today, seemed
The Jewish Community Center
This debate is a part of the
control.
power in the County, Van Antwerp Judge Jeffries, by speeches and
always, somehow to find time to ask series in which the Center is par- chess team, representing the Jew-
declared a clique ruled Wayne writings, crystallized sentiment
Flat bar shelves is
County. This clique placed in Coun- against this proposal in the Michi- about young Si's fortunes, and his ticipating as a member of the ish Community Center's Chess
abundance.
family. Times were like that, then. Detroit Jewish Forensic League. and Checker Club, held the
ty positions personal friends and gan legislature, claiming that it
7. Automatic interior
Ilazen S. Pingree, picking his The series of debates will con- Wayne University chess team to
relatives, paying no attention to was a violation of every decent
way so sedately each day into his tinue through My.
a draw in the match on Thurs-
their qualifications or to their effi- American principle.
$
Porcelain interior with
Judge Edward J. Jeffries has office, Mayor of the City of Detroit,
day evening, March 14.
ciency. The foreign born groups
8.
would
stop.-
rounded corners.
earned
a
reputation
of
being
hu-
This is the first time that the
were practically ignored when it
ALL
CENTER
WOMEN'S
"Ile would sometimes shake my
Center chess team has entered
Lot. of space between
came to county jobs, asserted Mr. mane with first offenders appearing
it SWIMMING MEET APRIL 1
into competition. The team is
Van Antwerp. Although Wayne before him and extending to them hand." Si recalls. "When he did
shelve.
The health education depart-I coached by Harry Schechter, who
County is cne of the most cosmo- an opportunity to, rehabilitate there was an extra piece of money
10 Easily cleaned
politan counties in the nation, the themselves on probation. On the in that hand. Gee, that sounds ment of the Jewish Community i also plays on the team, and in-
*twin,
Center is planning an all-Center cludes Rosenberg, Wolfe, Koper-
various nationalities had practical- other hand, with those who are silly today, doesn't it-"
Chrome Isardw•m;
When Si really went into big I women's swimming meet, to take
ly no representation and had no charged with exploiting, cheating
man and Weiss. The Wayne Uni-
door waling gasket.
say in the benefits of county af- or robbing decent people, he is ex- business and opened up his stand, place April 1, at 9 p. in., at versity team was captained by
William B. Thompson was Mayor- Northern High School.
4 ,4 Quiet, removable
tremely severe.
Henry Burchis, and included
fairs.
one
of
his
regular
customers-and
There
is
no
man
in
public
life
Clubs
will
be
allowed
to
enter
freezing unit.
Mr. Van Antwerp is a Civil En-
Baker, Bolker, Schwartz and
gineer by profession, his family who has demonstrated his friend- Pingree had long left the chair of a club team. Those wishing to Hoffman.
ship
and
extended
his
help
as
read-
Governor
of
the
State.
Thompson
enter
who
do
not
belong
to
clubs
having lived in this country for
A return match is being 0
nearly 300 years. He has served ily and as frequently as has Judge was fine, like the others, George P. will be allowed to enter and will planned for sometime in May.$
organized into an independent Positions are still pen o those
on the City Council since 1931 and Jeffries to those of our group who Codd, Senator Palmer and all the be
team.
others, Si remembers today, on his
is a member of the Wayne County solicited his aid and advice.
qualifying for the Center team.
anniversary.
' Each contestant may enter The Chess and Checker Club ,
Board of Supervisors and was also
Gees Into Busine ss
three events and relays. l'rac- meets every Thursday evening, at
chairman of that body for a year. Affairs Planned by Pales-
"Then,"
says
Si,
"I
suddenly
de-
lice periods will be held at 7:30, at the Center, 8904 Wood- 0
He is throughly acquainted-by ex-
tine Lodge and Palestine
cided I wanted to go into a busi- N.
Northern High School every Mon-
perience and training-with the af-
Rebekah Lodge
ness. I knew the newspaper selling- ay night from 9 until 11, with ward. Chess and checker fans 0
fairs of the County Government.
are invited to attend.
business. I'eople were asking more d
• • •
If elected, he is planning reforms
Palestine Lodge No. 542, I. 0. 0. and more for out-of-town papers no extra charge. Each contestant
which will give Wayne County a
F., is making plans for a dinner and my paper bag became so heavy must have a physical examination MOTHERS CLUBS
modern government and save the
and card party Sunday evening, I couldn't carry it. I thought of a by the Center physician. Any
The Oakland Mothers Club of
taxpayers hundreds of thousand of
type suit except woolen may be
March 31, at the temple, 3707 Fen- stand then."
the Jewish Community Center,
dollars.
kell Ave.
Perhaps, he admits, that wasn't worn.
will meet Monday, March 25, at
The list of events will include 8 p. m. Mrs. Anne Shubow will 5
Sam Mann was appointed chair- all that influenced him in his ven-
Shelves Is the Deer
ture into big business. You see, 25 yard free style, 25 yard back give a dramatic recital.
Annual Dance of Mizrachi man of this affair.
Reservations are limited and there was a little playmate who stroke, 25 yard breast stroke. 50
A social meeting will be held
Youth April 7
It took a woman to conceive the brilliant idea
should be placed early.
grew up on the City's street with yard free style, 50 yard back by the Fenkell Mothers' Club on 0
Joseph Klein, Cad. 3404, and him, young Maxie Lewis, and to- stroke, 50 yard breast stroke. 100 Tuesday, Starch 26, at 8 p. m.
of the Shelvador-a woman who understood
Preparations for the seventh an- Sigmund Reifler, Cr. 8551, are re-
gether they shared the thrills of yard free style. There will b e There will be folk dancing and
the need of every housewife for suitable con-
nual dance of Mizrachi youth to be ceiving reservations before Tues-
sales on street cars-those old relays with four swimmers, 100 refreshments.
given April 7 at the Book-Cadillac day, March 26.
venient storage space for small things.
horse-drawn, open-air conveyances. yard free style, a 75 yard medley
The
Linwood
Dexter
Club
will
lintel are going on in full force.
Shelvador, an exclusive Crosley patent, gives
•Palestine Rebekah Lodge No. 514
Maxie fell one day, and when with three swimmers, and a nov- meet Tuesday, March 28, at 2
The committee, consisting of is planning • card party on Tues-
they picked him up they knew life elty race.
you a permanent arrangement for package
p. m., at which time Dr. Edward A
Ester Edelman and Max Sonberg, day evening, April 9, at 3707 Fen-
The contest is open to all worn-
was gone. Si hurried, for the r st
Mond will talk on "Prevention of
foods, eggs, butter, fruit, etc., all at your
co-chairmen, Dave Feldstein, Max kell Ave. for the Matzos Fund.
time, to Maxie'e home with the en Center members, intermech- Blindness.
finger tips. That's why more women are
Raimi, Rose Feldstein, Marion
Mrs. Kate Stein, 3230 Tyler news. A little girl answered the ates, sub seniors and seniors. All
Raimi, Main Temchin, Abe Milgrom Ave., is. chairman of this affair.
buying Shelvadors at The Good Housekeep- •
a girl near his own age. entries must be turned in to Mr. Dr. Angus McLean
and Lillian Temchin, secured the Refreshment will be served and door,
It was years afterwards Si and Fine, Miss Muskin, or the Center
ing Shops.
services Of Ray Condi, famous De- there will be prizes,
that girl, Fanny Lewis, were mar- office, not later than March 25,
Candidate for Re-Election
troit orchestra leader, and his band
one
year,
exactly,
at
10
p.
m.
was
clad. It
As School Inspector
• •
to play at* the dance.
after Si had opened into big busi-
Oscar C. Hull Candidate
Forty-eight years of active
Other organizations are asked to
ness and opened his stand in front NEW CLASSES
For Re-Election As
service as physician and surgeon,
co-operate and to leave April 7
the Majestic Bldg.
The date and time for the new including 12 consecutive years as
School Inspector of Si
Creek, LAM, weorly
..
open to support this dance, the
had started to sell papers on classes which are to meet at the
Not
ter a go .9750
■ member of the Board of Edu-
proceeds of which go for the re-
epae•
the corner long before the building i Jewish Community Center. 8904
cation, is a part of the record of
ligious pioneers in Palestine.
Oscar C. Hull. appointed to the
Cr
PAO, wee a
was built, when Fred Senders, who I Woodward, has been set, as fol. Dr. Angus McLean, candidate for
PI'
Board to fill the vacancy created first, concocted the ice-cream sods, ___.
re-election to his third term as
B'nai Moshe Y.P.A. to Have by the resignation of Edward H. ran his little soda shop on that
Current
events,
Thursday
eve-
ur
School Inspector.
Crosby FAN, ••••• II
Zionist Symposium Sunday Williams in January of last year, site. The men who built the new, HnCgit,r
Dr. McLean is a native of Mich-
7 to 9 .
is a candidate for re-election to ! sky-scraper building wanted Si to "'
opra.7
c
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Labor economics, Thursday eve- igan, having been born in St.
the
Board.
The
present
Board
is
A
stay
there
and
they
unanimously
The next regular meeting of the
l ey FA TS, m
ow 7 .
nings, 7 to 9.
Clair County, and has lived in De-
Young People's Auxiliary of Con- composed of two doctors, a phar- urged him to build a stand for his
ewes.
4
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4
French, Wednesday evenings, 6 troit for the past 54 years. He is
eye%
macist,
an
insurance
man,
a
bank.
then slowly growing piles of out-
gregation B'nai Moshe will be held
IThatroleel)
to 8.
a graduate of the Detroit College
on Sunday afternoon, March 24 , at er, a business woman, and an at- of-town papers.
Wednesday of Medicine, and has done post-
Public speaking,
Millions of Papers
4 P. m. Reports on the annual torney - Mr. Hull.
graduate work at the University
Si has sold millions of papers • evenings , 7 to 9.
He is ■ native of Eldorado.
spring frolic, which will take place
Speed classes in typing and of Edinburgh.
on Sunday evening, April 14, will Kansas, and has lived in Detroit from that corner and today he is a
He served as City Physician
be given at this meeting. As a re- for the past 19 years; he is a father, not so young as before, but shorthand for advanced students,
Open
and Wednesday evenings, from 1888 to 1891, and u sur-
sult of previous discussions on the graduate of the Kansas State Nor- he remains there. There is a son. Monday
Evesiags
geon to the Police Departmeat
subject, the Y. P. A. will have ■ mal School, Kansas University, and a daughter. in Si'a home at 7 to 9.
Registrations are still being from 1895 to 1901. He war a
la the
symposium on the causes of Zion- and has a doctor of jurisprudence 2550 Elmhurst A ve.,
1 Block East of Livernois
i sm. Jack Allweil will discuss the degree from the University of parents he shouted his papers to taken for the above classes.. A member of the State Board of
1 Block East of Liverncis
nationalistic factors in Jewish life Michigan. He served as State help. The son is a freshman now class in beginning typing is being 'Health from 1905 to 1911, and of
from
!the
City
Board
of
Health
9546 Gratiet, Cor. Cooper
which brought about the develop- Representative from 1929 to in the University of Michigan. The formed, one in personal budget-
7622 W. Vereor Hy., at Casper
7622 W. verse, H,., at
ment of Zionism. Abe Rosenthal 1932. He has represented school daughter. although confined at ing and one in household ecos 1912 to 1917.
5501 Chen., Cor, Ferry
mimics. The meeting time for I During his service with the
will discuss the anti-Semitic causes, interests in • number of legal home, is his barmiest Companion.
The rtrid Radio a Elemete domineer. ■•■•■ •• 6,
Si can remember when Dave these classes has not been della- Board of Education, he has served
Thle Neighborhood
and discussion by the members will matters, and his counsel on school
1:terwie
Apothem.. velem le Dr4 MS
follow. All those interested are in- affairs is of inestimable value to Brown, of the Absepure Ice Co., itely announced but they are still as its president. Services with
vited to attend.
the board are without pay.
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