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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
TONIGHT
ORIOLE TERRACE
STAGE AN D SCREEN
Eada Rubenstein's
Recital on May 21
Stara of Radio and Screen' Civil War Veterans Act in
on Broadway Capitol
Russian Film at Cinema
Theater Stage
Guild
—
hen * BLIZNIC/t TO OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY ON AIR
- t
W
1'0\
illiam P. Bliznick, violinist
Eada Rubenstein, 12 years old,
Sr" and director of the musical period =
The Mote At.f.todinto
will be presented in a piano re-
of the Jewish Radio Forum broad- =
retort. Kier mom
cital by the Icon organization on
Proudly Presents
cast every Sunday over Station , =
(:iseelios
ens issosolic
Tuesday evening, May 21, at
Welcome to Roberts Brothers, SsJBli, will mark his first anni- 1-14E
The Broadway Capitol Theater i s
With a bent for authenticity, McGregor Library, 12244 Wood-
I
=
the
NBC
radio
stars,
and
to
celebrating spring's arrival with Russian filmmakers gathered to-
Archie Robbins, the educated
Featuring
an especially fine stage revue , gether veterans of the Russian
master of wit, all at the Powatan
"Spring Time Frolics". Talent ha s Civil War to help gather factual
Club
this week-end, together with!
been secured from the movie lots material for the documentation
Margie
Nelson, singer of blues;)
with
of Hollywood in the persons of , of the'prize-winning Russian film
and
Adelaide
and Sawyer, smart dance
Lee and Shaw, noted comedy stars epic "Chapayev," and then asked
VICTOR McLAGLEN
dance team. What a show that
of the pictures; from the studios all surviving Russian participants
HEATHER ANGEL
is, not saying a word about Maxie
of the National Broadcasting Sys - in the historical Chapayev inci-
arid Jul All Star Cast
Fiddler and his boys, nor Jackie
tem in the finest harmony singers dents to play major and minor
If will lie rat. as one of
of
Brooks,
the
sweet
crooner
of
Keller Sisters and Lynch, who parts in the film.
the hest of 1975. lou
in the New Revue
sweet songs. . . . And for those
sil ent
4
to fitim
have entertained thousands over
Thousands of veterans worked
who prefer their drinks amid the
•--
the Show Boat Hour.
the Orate —
for months gathering data on how
b
comfort and ease of a cocktail
In addition "Spring Time Fro- the Civil War partisans walked,
Dance to the Enchanting Music of
BENNY DAVIS
lounge, there'" none in the city
lics" presents some of the finest talked, ate, sang, danced, loved,
The Man of • 311111m1
can beat the Powatan.
LARRY FUNK and His Band
stage entertainers, including, "The fought, laughed, and (lied. Guided
along.
One of the outstanding hits of
Six Sakuras ', from the land of by the narrative recently written
of a Thousand Melodies
and hie
the
new
Oriole
Terrace
show
will
the Cherry Blossoms, Al Norman, by D. Furmanov, who himself was
'STAR DUST REVUE'
he the "Phantom of the Opera"
from New York's Musical Comedy active in the Civil War, the vet-
!lore 'as!,
Neon, of
by that so awfully clever team
stages, Marie Hollis, the finest of erans amassed their material
Future St.,. Singera,
Y
MONDAY
•
AMATEUR
NIGHT)
Donna
&
Darrell.
The
line
of
all
acrobatic
dancers
and
of
Dancer, Cornedlans
[EVER
during a whole year and went into
Continental Varieties is planning
Frank Connor.
course the beautiful and perfectly production under the direction of
NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
new and intricate numbers; two
trained Ernie Rayburn Dancers. the brothers Vasilyev.
Carla Tommy Ihurcers
Full Course Dinner $1.25
Roadhouse Dinner $1.50
of especial interest are the new
Del Delbridge leads Tracy
The
film
is
an
authentic
his-
Kaufman and hie Mode
For Reservations Phone TR. 2-0100 • TR. 2-8806
ballroom number and the Bolero
Brown Orchestra on the stage and toircal document dealing with one
routine which caused no much
Nat Nazarro, Jr., acts both as en- of the most dramatic chapters of
favorable comment that it is to I
tertainer extraordinary and me- the Russian Civil War, produced
be held over front last week.
ter of ceerinonies.
on the actual locale of the battles.
WILSON "".$1
11 st.WW
..
.12ragiRO
W
Petite Pat McFarran, the bit of
WILLIAM P. BLIZNICK
Chapayev, a peasant carpenter,
Spring Dramatic Farhat
And limn:.I, That Story Night
dancing Irish sensation, is still
• EADA RUBENSTEIN
"Laburnum Grove" Opens who fought in the World War as
ewer
e
W3
EDMUND
GWENN
tapping on. (By the way, Pat versary on the air next Sunday,
a common soldier led the peasants
altill141 ■ 111. Cape mil R. V. fart Wed le
Dramatic Festival at
Night Life Begins at 1040 Wayne
and workers against the armies ward Ave. She will be assisted plays a mean piano; ought to ask May 12, by broadcasting a spe-
"LABURNUM GROVE"
Wilson Theater
DOWNTOWN't4
rm
the
second
piano
by
Guy
NIIiIIT CIA It
er to do a bit on the ivories.) cial program of Jewish music, as
of the Whites after the Revolu- Maier of Ann Arbor,
Billy
Carr
carries
on
and
on
in
slated by Sylvia Pritz at the piano.
5 Ina
". Wet
1".. Vat.
5". NAZIMOVA
tion
of
1917.
Though
he
lacked
Col. Joe
Edith
Giggles
"Laburnum Grove," the latest the education and training, he
At the age of five, Eada was new songs, new wit, and smart
11/14
On this program there will also
In "GHOSTS"'"
comedy success by J. B. Priestly , p ossessed all the qualities of a acclaimed a child prodigy, when and snappy retort. And with be addresses delivered by Rabbi
—ass----.
she won a silver cup in a kinder- Larry Funk's music and Muriel Leon Fram of Temple Beth El
list Ito, Di. I ''THE SIMPLETON
opens the spring dramatic festival b
orn leader. popularity at-
20
1.
at the Wilson Theater next Mon- , tracted many volunteers, and his garten contest held in all the Sherman's singing, you're in for and Aaron Kurland, chairman of
and a
tin, 1 PrcielrAZI!Exi.
Wick/. ROADHOUSE DINNER—A lion. and • Quarter
day night, May 13, with the en- brilliant victories on the Eastern schools in 1928. She has since a night of nights.
the Forum.
wife
IRENE BORDON1
tire New York company intact, I Front near the Caspian Sea soon appeared in several benefit per-
IIC.
Plantation still holds its own
The program this Sunday will
formances. Eada received her with its unusually entertaining be broadcast from 7:16 to 8 p. m.
after a run of more than two name to the notice of Moscow.
.ii i[ In "Up fo the Sfann"sji
y ears in London and New York.
musical training from her mother, sepia show which boasts talent
SEATS NOW—ALL PERFORMANCES r
English titles make the film
Club
I t will play at the Wilson Thea-
Mrs. Rose Rubenstein, a well that is hard to beat.... It ranks
thoroughly
understandable
to
1040 M AA NF. 01 (Lws Theater CLIFFORD teal
ter for one week, and from there A merican audiences. "Chapayev" known piano teacher here, and amongst the finest black and tan Caplan Provides Orchestras
1INK REEK ONLVI
will go to the Grand Opera House comes to Detroit at the Art In- is at present under the super- spots in the country, who's band
MAY Is then MAY IR
for Concerts of Freiheit,
in Chicago until the three stars atitute for one week beginning vision of Mr. Maier.
—Earl Walton'" sweet music—is
Cinema prement•
Workmen's
Circle
must be on call for duties in Sunday, May 12, at 7 p. m.
as well known as the rhythm of
Home Coming
"ClIAPAYEV"
HERE'S NEWS I I I
Hollywood.
the jungles. You're bound to
IireaDet Ituadan Illta
Unman Caplan, eminent violin-
Play Odets' "Waiting for
Edmund Gwenn and Melville
With English Title s.
have a good time at the Club 1st, will furnish the symphony or-
Cooper, the two English stars for
Lefty"
May
24.25
DETROIT ART INSTITUTE
Plantation any night in the week. chestra for the Freiheit Gesanga
MICHIGAN: "Stolen Harmony"
0005 Nriodwarel
whom Priestly wrote the play, with Ben Bernie and his lads,
One of the most outstanding Verein concert at the Wilson
30e 1
1 p. tn.
40, I to 11 p. oa
are under contract to Metro- George Raft, Grace Bradley and
Detroit will get its first glimpse events of the year is the home- Theater on Sunday evening, May
an
(Weektlaya) '
Goldwyn-Mayer to make a film Iris Adrian, a combination of mu- of the widely acclaimed work of coming event of Glen Gray and 12,
of a new story also by Priestly. sic and melodrama which shows Clifford Odets, brilliant, young his Casa I.oma band of the Camel
Elizabeth Risdon, who stars with how the Bernie organization, Jewish playwright who overnight Caravan Hour, which will be held Mr. On Sunday evening, May 19,
Caplan will furnish the mu-
these two in "Laburnum Grove," tourning the country in an elabor- became a sensation on Broadway, at the Naval Armory Slay 19.... mann
for th e concert o f th e
must leave at the same time to ate bus, is captured by a desper- when the New Theater Union Rarely has a band of musicians Workmen's Circle Singing Society
(Band of the Camel C
Hour)
fulfill a Columbia picture con- ate band of outlaws, taken to its presents his "Waiting for Lefty", attained such heights in so short In the Detroit Institute of Arts
SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 19
Where you are
red of Planet
tract.
Drink. and Entertain...at •
ide-out and forced to entertain a play that brought unanimous ap- a time. The Casa Loma today auditorium.
Naval Armory
Table &Hole Dinner DK-
plause
from
New
York
critics
and
ranks
amongst
the
first
five
great
"or else." On the stage, Georgie
Mr.
Caplan
provides
the
music
ahem Mealy
Don't Miss This Event of Events
"Opera Under the Stars" Price, musical comedy, vaudeville spotlighted Odets as a Pulitzer bands of the country. . • . They for tha programs at the Russian
Shan Austin'. Male
Tieket• on pale at 14..11'4 oe itt the
No l'oyer—No
are heard every Tuesday and Village.
Here This Summer
and radio star, will be the head- Prize candidate,
Minimum
"Waiting for Lefty", it is an- Thursday on the Camel Caravan
liner.
nounced
by
the
New
Theater
Hour
with
Waller
O'Keefe
and
turn
/
UNITED ARTISTS: Holding its
This coming summer will bring
ARABIAN ROOM
41- 4 . .41
to Detroit a series of 12 out- own in high public favor, "Les Union, will be given only two per- other fine artists. . . , They are
Ganapol School Programs :see
Karl Spaeth, with his dreamy standing musical comedies and Miserables" remains a second formances in Detroit. It will be now appearing at the Essex House
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\
music, continues to play for dim- operettas. The civic project known week. This very fine production presented in the Detroit Institute in New York City and have played
The Ganapol School of Musical
6515 GRAM) RIVER AI GRAND BLVD
ing at the Tuller Hotel's Arabian as "Opera Under the Stars" will of the Victor Hugo novel, with of Arts on Friday and Saturday such spots as the Glen Island Art will hold' the annual Bach
Room. With Spaeth and his band consist of a different show each the outstanding characterizations evenings, May 24 and 25. Tickets Casino at Long Island. It is most (intents on Tuesday, at 3:30 p.
a four act floor show headed by week for 12 weeks and there will of its two central figures, Jean will he available at Grinnell's and assuredly a treat for lovers of m., presenting 56 contestants for
TULLER
Mae Baxter, singer, is presented be nightly performances.
Valjean and Inspector Javert, by Schuman 's book store at 127 W. good music as well as for those prizes. Six divisions are as fol-
Adams.
who love to dance. . . . Don't
for three days starting Friday.
TONIGHT, SAT and SUN.
The musical productions will be Fredric March and Charles Laugh-
lows: Minuet, Starch, Gavotte, 2-
forget the date, Sunday, Slay 19,
staged outdoors at Navin Field. ton, respectively, is being herald-
A BRAND NEW SHOW
Invention, 2-part Invention,
KARL SPAETH'S
at the Naval Armory. . . , Ar- part
Fugue.
Inasmuch as the performances ed wherever shown as a distinc- American Jewish
OPENING TONIGHT
RABBINICAL
ASSEMBLY
Women
range
a
party
for
the
most
thrill-
ORCHESTRA
will be given in the evenings only, tive contribution to the American
Mrs.
Boris
Ganapol
present.
and
Plant Trees in Palestine , ing evening of your life, . . . Marjorie Towler, pianiste, daugh-
CONCLAVE MAY 13-15 there will be no conflict with any screen. It has a notable cast and
What music and what a gang of
4 — Feature Acts — 4
for Mother's Day
of the ball games. The use of its story is one of sustained
ter of Sir, and Mrs. R. H. Towler,
handsome men!
Dinner and After Theater Shows
One hundred and fifty Amer- Navin Field necessitates the con- dramatic interest.
in graduation recital on Friday
struction
of
a
COVER ClIA RGE
STATE:
"G
Men"
mover
over
mammoth
stage
Thousands
of
Jewish
women
in
lean rabbis, representing congre-
evening, May 17, at 8:15 o'clock,
ReeenatIons
CHERRY 5100
at MacGregor Auditorium. Ber-
gations from all over the United which will be of a portable na- from the Michigan for a second this country will mark Mother's
CLUB
MANHATTAN
opf the stage week.
pe
Day on Sunday, May 12, by pur-
States and Canada will gather at tore. The oning
Tiny Giggles Regan, through nard Sturm, violinist, will assist
will be 120 feet and the depth
chasing trees to be planted in the courtesy of Edward Newman in the Grieg Sonata, op. 13„
Rockaway Park, Long Island, for will be close to 40 feet. It will be
TOTED DANCE TEAM
Palestine, it was announced by
YOUR SMARTEST
FOX
and
Joe Freedman of the Club
THEATER
the 35th annual convention of the constructed in sections so that it
Rabbinical Assembly of America, can be assembled within two
Manhattan,
entertained
the
work-
Dublin during one of the seeth- Organization
Hadassah, the of Women's
Zionist
SEPIA SPOT
Junior Home Relief Soci-
America. In ad-
May 13 to May 15.
Plnalnf /Rue morn
hours, the time available follow- ing uprisings that Irish city has dition, the liadassah chapters ers of the Allied Jewish Cam-
ety's Mother and Daugh-
There will be sessions devoted ing the close of a ball game. The experienced in rebellion against throughout the country, under the paign at their luncheon in the
c
ter Luncheon on Sunday
to contemporary social trends, a start of the evening performance the rule of England is the back- direction of Mrs. Emanuel Hal- Steller Hotel last Wednesday
program for American Judaism,
noon, with several of her paro-
g u ra
ground
n d o e d "The
o Informer"
a n nye l b y a L
Master of f reran/Wee
c i a t t. Peril, national education chair-
Jewish Law and the menace of at 8:30.
The final rehearsal of the play
dies and stories. This cute little
B ased on
Among the musical productions
man, will present a
;
Day comedienne is back at the Man- to be presented at the Junior
fascism to civilization. There will
0 Flaherty, the story is that of Program at their may meetings,
to
be
staged
will
be
such
favorites
ngs,
(OMELET!:
Ay
will be an academic session
, open as "Rose Marie," Student Prince. big Gypo Nolan and his friend,
are depicting in a series of tableaux hattan for an indefinite stay, 40 Home Relief Society mother-
SUNDAY laiir 50 I
to the public on Monday evening, "Blossom Time" and "Countess Frankie McPhillips,
great has her popularity become daughter luncheon was held at the
who
'
DINNER
May 13, at which the speakers Maritza".
mixed up with the revolutionist,. the mothers of various ages and with patrons. Featured on the Hotel Tuller on Tuesday. The
will be Dr. Cyrus Adler, president
Intl with Giggles is Edith Murray luncheon will be held at the Tul-
Gypo is played by Victor Me- rare,,
re
part in the refor- o f Columbia Broadcasting fame, ter on Sunday, May 12, and van--
on . of the Jewish Theological Semi- International
Laglen and Frankie by
("
,
Music
Festival
of the Jewish Mis 88 s A
Murray was the guest s ar sus other entertainment will be
Ford. Margot Grahame, Wallace
p
nary and of the American Jewish
t
E ee sitation
Here May 24 to June 2
_INational Fund in n Palestine s is the of last Wednesday night's Detroit presented in addition to the play.
lish screen and stage
Tile Junior Sisterhood of Temple Beth Committee; Dr. Abraham A. Neu-
ne e' a anctres ., !planting ,,f the liadaasah Forest News hour program over WW.1•
Eelection of officers will take
El held Its annual Mothere Day dinner man of Dropsie College in Phila-
,
at
Kiryat
Anavim.
makes
her
American
screen
de:
on Wednewla7
Colonel Joe
Allen
on place
Sunday,
19. The com-
slate,
delphia and Rabbi Louis Feinberg
A popular music festival, in but as Gypo's sweetheart. Bennie 1 More than 10,000 trees have al- Thursday
night
from returned
a six weeks'
drawn
up by a May
nominating
liatlamah's lea and linen Mower, held of Cincinnati. Other speakers which choruses, music clubs and Davis' "Star Dust Rev " '
d
Revue"
•
will ll he 'eay been planted in this forest. en
Tuesday at the Items Dairy, wee a
national
groups
in
Michigan
and
Thursday
-
in
Lexington,
KY.,
mittee
headed
by
Winifred
on the stage.
Berk, jetas=aI243111111
during the convention include
• according to Mrs. F cE
huge emce es
Elk' d
horse racing center, to act wan p resented at the meeting at
%Ire F. L. Donets. opened the pro- Louis J. Moss, president of the Detroit are to participate, will be
1Be
--
i rnstein, chairman of the Jew the
lis.)n
gram with three vocal
al po lectIons, ac eorn.
het
din
Detroit
from
May
24
to
,
:a
tith
y.
e
,
r
,
onfaa
ceremonies.
moni ies. Slarion the Statler last Sunday.
• sit National Fund Council of a
United United Synagogue of
pan
at the plans by Mr . Edith Rde.
on
The club h as vo t e d to support
June 2. The event will bring to- Purity Rainbow Assembly
era new acro.
hush. The nurnherp were "Daffodil Gold' America; Dr. Mordecai M. Kap-
Hadassah. This is the minimum
r Unties.). "Herron" (Wettish and - IR.
gether thousands of singers, mu-
and tap routines, is being t the Edwin Denby Post of the
Honors
Mothers
number
that
constitutes
a
forest,
aide Thy Dan" Iltenemorel. Mre, Maude Ian, dean of the Teachers' Insti-
at a
sicians
and
dancers,
all
of
whom
held
over
in
the
show.
Cy
Goad-
American
Legion, in the annual
an
Stewart Beagle offered an Individual ton. tote of the Jewish Theological
and now the 600 Senior and
Family Gathering
,lensed sermon of the Jerome B. Jernnte
Jun ior Hadassah groups will be- reau continuer to furnish the mu- . sale of poppies, on May 24. The
Semi nary and founder of the So- have reached a standard of de-
piny, 'Plowing of Third Floor k "
velopment
making
them
worthy
of
sic
for
dancing
and
the
show,
girls
who
sell
poppies are to be
gin the planting o f anoth
A pole Was read by 11 Wes- ciety for the Advancement of
Che er 10,-
public appearances.
This year Purity Assembly de- 000 trees to enlarge
while Billy Lankin plays inter- I invited to a luncheon. All who
TEL AVIV (WNS — Palm
Inn In which .he otrepeed the Impel- tame
forest Judea between dances with his 'wish to aid may communicate Agency) — The financial eound-
or infant welfare ellnite in Palestine. Judaism, and Prof. Harry F.
parted from the usual tradition area.
The
event
is
called
the
Inter-
and traced then development. etliphaslx
of the
mother
national Music
Festival,
and it and daughter af- The liadassah Forest consists miniature piano. Tuesday night i with Mrs. Charles A. Miller, 2740 ness of the world's foremost all-
ins the fail that tit entrant mortality Ward of the Union Theological
tate there hait fleet...aid from one of the Seminary and president of the will be held annually. It is a civic
Jewish city, Tel Aviv, wag recog-
fairs and presented a family ban- mostly of pines, which are invalu- Detroit's visiting radio, stage and Richton Ave.
highest In the world to the lowest Mrs . League Against War and Fascism. undertaking, with Mrs. Frederick l n
ue:. honoring mother, on Slay 7. a
n
screen stars will attend one of I T he anu
dad-daughter ban- nized by bankers when it became
Beaten pointed nut the obetavies which
ay 7ble in that section for arresting the Manhattan's greatest guest 1 n t g iven b al
M. Al ger as president of its board
workers In theme Inolltutionit have had
y
the so ciety is being
re were speeches by a (laugh- the rush of water down the Mil-
' known that Tel Aviv ha been
l
mentioning in outlet..
' planned as an event of early June. grant v.ed . an external, long-term
d governors. tkaaociated with her ti e , r .,'. Madeline
B. Afeyers; a son, side and for absorbing excess artist frolics .
ir e super, ti on. attitude of the peoPie
st '
riest s Repentance
are representative men and wo- '
loan of $5,000,000 at the rate of
Tuesday's program was particularly
i
in
.
rub;
a
father,
Sy
Fein-
water
to
prevent
the
formation
aesgeu ono, May le bola relebrated
.
:berg, to which Mrs.
four and a half per cent over a
men of Detroit and Michigan.
olds Kay- of stagnant pools. Mrs. Bernstein
. -ChM 'elfare
W
by womena
Month
(From
the
P
Lloyd
of
EASTERN
STAR
CAFE
anau,
as
the
mother,
G
Shaarey
Zedek
Jr.
7. 1‘,01 organ izatio ns th rougho ut rner-
Y. P. S. period of 25 years, Negotiations
replied.
--
announced that through the Jew-
s
Th
s.a Colleen. of article. for thin worthy
The Eastern Star Cafe con-
for the loan were successfully corn-
March
31,
1935)
Young
Outing May 19
ream will be taken up mong
s
After the
Men's Hebrew Ass n • adjourned
thin. "f
to banquet the guests ish National Fund approximately times its policy of presenting
plated with the Prudential A.seur-
he membershi p this month. In time to
the assembly room 1,500,00(1 trees have been planter! three floor Dhows nightly and the
he pent with oth er contributions to the
1 whereat
ance Company of London. This
The once famous Mortara case
At the last meeting of the "Y" 1 the
ypical movie palace of in Palestine, restoring to a mewl- brand of entertainment offered is
The next meeting. of the Junior is the second ex ternal loan
flay
l' '''''
''' h'in"'n*.
s s e has come again to life. A menu- hed
'90s was pnrtrayed. ore Palestine's verdure of old.
of its
h I
l at the for
Hotel. nig
Plans crackerjack and candy bars
its M".
Peoples Society of Sham- kind for Tel Aviv, the first having
Jish
"."
N ''''
most pleasing to its patrons. A , young
ewati
0 '''
nal `;' on
1 . to
'- n°,, - :‘,T,'.... or script of the Prelat e Monsigneur were made
were
mcy
(se c h apte
e Kovod
ht j
inr. explain ed the P rat the "r
Zedek, to he held on Sunday, been obtained in the United States
'hote dinner is featured ,
...le l. . t
of
, MMher'
li ay h Y
that
i!ating Pio Mortara, now published b y the to be held on Sunda y
y ' al
Ma y 1 9, 1 poesi ss .
Swastika Once E mblem of daily for 70c, and there is no
e in the form of an in 1925 when a $375 ,000 loan wan,
In. I n I. Iv
I
11.1 RN ,an sorest ai hit-tail. official
ffi . I organ of the e Vatican, As- at which time the Argo nants
a ll-day outing. The members and
Ana tIn t.
it
Club l
P alestine.
rfo
restation
e-
Thin
ent l oan i s tcs
League of Natio ns C orn- cover and no minimum charge at their
The next meeting will be held
"ram AR, been undertake n In an „ I i - seriatore Romano, mentions that in will act as hosts. Several guests sld
gueste will meet at the syna- I be
floated.
The
-
any
time.
. .iis to beautify th of ..es .tit...
id , w h , 1855
used for
an prea
extensive program
Ion Tuesday evening, May 21 ,
a respected and rich merchant, have been invited to this affair.
mission
eme Is. . denude d
1
an d ■ 111.1. •
tre
Choice Chinese dishes as pre- Rogue at 1 p, m. and from there of public buildings, municipal irs-
Mortara, one of the best known
Leo Panzer, president, is
I."" h
pares! so inimitably by th e East- , , will drive to a cottage at Pine I p rovements and other projects
For the heneat of the so hi. pt..%
Jewish citizens of Bologna, had a era! chairman of the J •• gen- ! Rabbi Fram 'in Peo le's
BELGRADE
. (WNS) —
where all participants will 1 ',bleb will beautify the at and
F
^ um neon fund. a card PartY "n
—From
ern Star Cafe can now be served • Lake
• """ son
,
1 Forum Symposium May 11
The son became very sick lied Campaign drive.
jt a o • ini n i i :i tva rtinoust,:sargx3 eitera ean
.
at the
'
the
swastika
was
' red as m heduled . he held
nl:r re It; fg:Ttirgittenthepopsb.
in your (iwn home due to the
2 , iss „, „, when he was three years old. The ' On Sunday, May 12
ffici commis- rapid and efficient delivery sys- :
, the league
er." " M 'At y IV 'th7 i. nest
.
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, an emblem of an oal
nit"'".•
maid performed the emergency bap- will open its baseball season at j Rabbi Leon Fram, John Dancy
"' will 1w
; s;saio
t s tri n,n
' c
Y h
, a it tern which was recently estab- • group attendance in the Casino of lation.
" 'nn"." h""'"
w hi
Ph, II. of th
°Mien.
will take I'
Pwi ' o • [ism
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of the church. The boy got • Willard School, Alpha Tau, 1934 . and Martin Denby will be the siseans ()ref vtehjedLeheerruee b's',f
lished. This service can be had Walled Lake for dancing in the
At this time. • program tommemoratink
well. The maid told the occur- defending champions,
p hi y speaers
Lasich Ju g os
l
eskers in a s ym osi
.
'
avian
awyer,
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the 76th birthday annivereary of Theo-
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o any. time of the (lay or evening evening. Further information may
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on "Lib-
dor.. Hera', founder of Zionism, will he rence to her confessor. He in turn the Excelsiors. !thee teams
play- ;arty in 1935," to be held Satur- was once a member of the League by simply calling Euclid 2000,
be procured by calling Morton
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A large att•Inlance ta anticipated for
, . p - mg will be: Majors, Argonanta, day evening, May 11, at 8:30 secretariat and secretary. of the
Weinberg at Long. 3120.
:..,_
Morino,. at the tea were Mr, tog
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is i s held o In Tmpl
e
21 logna belonged to the Archoa
Bo
e bath ICI
tt
and Sener.thanni
an Mrs Es
lli W
tear tt•
n ,
Aisnwells,
Vilna Commission. Acording to
Sunday, May 26, officers for Mnm m u nlly re nt er n Tomulay
Ramblers,
o'
c
lock,
at
225
E.
Forest
Ave.
ev ealea,
ten. Mrs Hyman Podoiekv. Mn
Seder Inspires 13-Year-Old th e On 1935-1936
es 7 The Sisterhood ',indigos In char
F
Church-State. The governor was a Dells Club, Colleagues and Phi
Dr.
Lamich,
the
Vilna
Commission
m
l'earlidl..
M
season
will
be
The three speakers — Rabbi
Maurlee H rs Edatird Mom ent...1'E Mr.
Include Ere Hen Kramer, Ifra Job
cardinal,
who
ordered
the
removal
Lambda
Phi
Ffaternity.
The
'Y'
Boy
to
Give
to
Campaign
s
needed a flag while crossing the
rg. Mrs Samuel Magid
elected.
,
Fram
of
Temple
Beth
El,
John
MerdMr Ere. Norman Mks Ian. Robert
son n mr. olmbe
rillbert Flenbera and sit. 01 the boy from his home. Opposi- accepted the Dells Club as a full
nomenbera. Mr. Jacob Stark sad Mr*
Gertrude
5'.11'.°
battle
fields
in
Poland
and
Litho--
, 0. he , hot
Kerman •nd Lionel us., vss.ssisim
Dancy, secretary of the Detroit
tine developed in Jewry. The car-.pledged member, b . •
Inspired by the Seder care Ryeus, co-chairmen of the sum-
Urban League, and hfart•n Denby. sills during heavy fighting. To
•dual WAR embarrassed. lie ap - total membership of the 'Y' to Prominent member of
Mee .dolt." Kanter Is heading Hair
the Social- meet the emergency, the Commis- mony at the home of his grew!. mer formal, are completing plans tortimillett
arranging
Pius
e
the mml.annual
: 13 0 oTa
Varband
rgeantant,ions with more than
mother,
Mrs. 1. Brandt of 1956 for this annual event.
p
sion
invented
a
flag
and
selected
wpre
t
r
entNe
rumniarro imie in hen.111 of Tempi. Betts
tahenn paonsid
t :e
r mind
1ed e P°
u:s ;1 the
Th h matter'
m
10
Pingree
Ave.,
lrvinn
Harry
Strub,
to nPa of
as its banner a red swastika in
El The rale be held on May Is and
o r t Yth-ewij e l
for is fight for Italy. Pius IX
Representatives are requested the Socialist in present day Ito- white circle in the upper left . years ol d, solicited his cousins Detroit Group Prepare. for
order his the removal of the little to attend the next meeting to be ciety.
and this week turned in $3 for
Mr and
Ere Jerk K•ha Drank.
—
Following the speakers. hand corner of a blue flag. This
Polish Federation
spent ee‘eral dare In Chleaais.
Varband Camp and K•nderwelt, ' Mortara to Rome, where he was ! held on Monday, May 13, at the the audience will be given an sp- emblem was recognized as the the Old Folks Home fund,
educated
a
n a Christian. In 1870.! Barium Hotel. Baseball
Convention
The Detroit Jewish
insignia of a neutral cornmision through
Mr. and Ere tan Rneenberg bane ape
at Chelsea, Mich., will open for
schedules Portunity for questions. .
fluneti froin Akron. Ohio,
the Italians announced the freedom ' and final plans
for the banquet
the season on Sunday. June 23.
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wham f2t1.
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This is the final program a and was displayed from a ra l. Chronicle. Young Strub is the
youted their nephew, Dr. Ai,i.
or the boy who was then 15 years l are to be discussed at this meet. the spring lecture series which
,is;ay catr f in ‘ 194I when
The Federation of Polish Jews
The camp manage ent an- f m
i
the bel- son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strub
of
mu ms, that Chaves Elise on- o ld ' The father h ad died . The
of
3330
Burlingame
Ave.
ores'.
America
will
hold
its
27th
'.
signer an armistice.
an
L
has been sponsored by the Pam geren
sues or Mr r '''tne",t
den, who was a teacher in Kvutzah mother called for the boy. The gn,,
Ale's Forum.
nual convention on Saturday eve- Loss. usssi•
te
Tel •10ft4 for five years, will direct boy declared that he wanted to re-
Jewish Theological Semin - ' ning, June 15, and all day Sun-
Rabbi Apelgrad to Speak
Dr.
Arnstein
Designer
of
the girls' group. The boys' group main a Catholic. P i us IX., highly
day, une 16, at the Clarendon- New Medical Discoveries
PHI.SO•LITE SORORITY
In 3 Synagogues Saturda
ary Commencement
New Streamlined Train
wit lbe directed by Morris Haar • elated, allowed him to reside
Bru swick Hotel, Asbury Park,
n
in the Y Phi-So-Lite Sorority announces I NEW YORK. 1.1TA I —Dr. Karl
Credited to Jewish
Doctors
June 2
Vatican. Mortara became a priest.
N. J.
and Norman Drachler.
engagements
of Korb
two of
Important new discoveries in the
Rabbi Samson Apelgrad, repre. the
members:
Miss Ida
t its • Arnstein of the Goodyear.7ep-
as now publish.
The Commencement Exercises
. T he mascript,
nu
Owing to the fact that the treatment of asthma and in the
,
cntativ
Rabbinical Col-
Y .0 Ar- . Pein
Corporation, Akron, Ohio. of the Jewish Theological Semina• present situation of the Jews in
l . Corporation,
ed, contains a pathetic apology, for .
.
Ladies Lechem Aniyim
lege of Slonim, wills pea Saturda thur Schwartz, wedding to take Isi the designer of "The Comet,"
his deeds in the past.
ry of America, will be held on Poland is constantly getting diagnosis of cancer were reported
30, Gaen nd edo
the place
Mis sB
Msty IL at 10:30 o'clock, in th
we dedsisnine ,Inew lightweight streamlined train Sunday afternoon, June 2, at 4
to the 19th annual session of the
Y.
worse, this convention promises to
Rosen
•le
June
t to Harry
The Detroit Ladies Lechem An• - :
Tuxedo Talmud Torah. At II a. m.
of the New York, New Haven and o'clock, in the Seminary Quad- be of extraordinary interest to all American College of Physicians
yin-, announces its Mothers' and
by Dr. Alvan I.. Bartsch of the
Named to Bench he will speak at Congregation B'nai to be on June 16. The double Hartford Railroad which made its tangle, Broadway and 122nd St., d I
Perlman
Daughters luncheon
Zion. Holmur and Humphrey
eon to be given
announcementa came in the form srst trial run Mo nde • beta •
CColumbia- Presbyterian Medical
New York City. This commence-
Representatives of 130 Lands- Center in New York
By LA Guardia
Tuesday, May 21, at 7 p. m., at
Rabbi Apelgrad will also speak o a surprise at a social meeting New Haven and Boston.
and Dr. Ben-
I ment will also mark the 25th an- I
Lacher's, 9839 121,11 St. Novel plans
manshaften
from
all
over
Amer-
Gruskin of the method
at 5 p, m. on Saturday at Comm- a t the n home l o of f A151,n iss Bessie Brod-
Built for regular mile-a-minute niversary of the founding of thelica. (representing a membership jamin
h
are being made for entertainment.' NEW YORK. IWNSI —After Ration Ayin Yaakov, Englewood s k y 7 n
P a Univerejty, Phi-
'service, the train is ca able of Teachers Institute of the Semi•,
of over 30,0001 will attend and ladelphia. respectively. Dr. gar-
A "milchlk" luncheon will be being out of public office for a and Brush.
Miss Ann horby, twin sister !making a speed of 110 miles an nary.
'important plans for conatructive ach'a contribution to medics I
"N
'ed. Reservations may be made decade. former Representative
of the future bride-elect, will en- ;hour. A three car train, with a
Addresses
will
be
delivered
by
help will be discussed. Plana will science was the discovery that
through Mrs. R. Goldberg, wee- Nathan D. Pearlman, who is
There in a general belief that tertain with a shower on Thurs. capacity of 160 persons, "The
tart', Trinity 2.0940, or Mrs. Smith,' chairman of the administrative ashes from hard woods, as a class, day. May 23, at Lacher's Banquet Comet" costing $250,000 was Prof. Mordecai M. Kaplan, than 'be made for the atrenghtening of helium benefits asthma 'sufferers
of
the
Teachers
Institute,
and
Dr.
Tall
Polish-Jewish organization" in when all other remedies have
Euclid 1753 W.
o
n
12th
St
committee of the American Jew- are richer in potash than throe Hall
built with envernment money as Israel I.evinthal, Rabbi of the America who will be urged to or-
l'hi-So-Lite SO
failed. Dr. Grashkin's discovery
The annual tag days are from i ' ish Congress and grand master from soft woods, but the results of
Sorority will eels- a Public Works Administration Brooklyn Jewish Center. Rabbi granite special relief committees was
the development of
v
i
s
io
n
o
by
the
di
Mal' 15 to May 31, inclusive.
f orate mother and daughter day P s• roject
'of the Indepedent Order B'rith experiments
two new
Benjamin Lichter of Pittsburgh, to help their native towns from substances which reach the exist-
:Abraham, returned to public of- chemistry do not show that, weight with • banquet, on Sunday, May
' preach the Baccalaureate starvation.
ence of cancer in its earliest
In Germany in the middle ages fire, when Mayor La Guardia &ki- for weight,the ashes of soft wood . 12, at Larher's Banquet Hall on
All
Jewish
teachers
known
to
Sermon
on
Saturday
morning,
For further information call stages lung before the disease is
th' Jews had the right to live only I pointed him to the magistrate s are much, if any. poorer than those 12th St. Mrs. Emory Monash will have violent
tempers were to be June 1, at the Seminary Syne- the Detroit
secretary, Philip Im- detected by X - rays or any
by purchasing a km tax. 'bench for a 14-year term.
from the hardwoods.
be the guest speaker,
other
discharged.
MM.. •
ber, at Longfellow 3594.
methods.
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