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March 20, 1936
PAGE THREE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
U. S. SUBSTITUTES FOR GERMAN DRUGS
New Epstein Baking Store Opens This Saturday
Zedakah's Theater 1To Direct Music
On Dexter and Glynn Court, Marking New Chapter
Party Next Monday at Seder Service
in Mount Clemens
In History of a Well Known Detroit Institution Mesdames Nate Gersuk, Charles ),
When the curtain rises Satur-
day, March 21, on the new Epstein
Baking store at the corner of Dex-
ter Blvd. and Glynn Court, another
chapter finds its way into the an-
nals of an institution that has be-
come an integral part of the com-
munity fabric, and an important
one.
Founded 17 years ago, the Ep-
stein Baking Co., began business
on Hastings St., the center, at
that time, of the Jewish population
of Detroit. With the expansion of
the city to the North, and the shift-
ing of the center of the Jewish
community to beyond Grand Blvd.,
the Epstein Baking go, followed
its clientele. Eight years ago, the
store at 12131 Linwood was open-
ed. Four years ago, the unit at
3142 Fenkell.
Years-of Service
Always keyed to give a greater
measure of service tb its custom-
ers, the Epstein Baking Co.'made
it a point to not only turn out the
finest product in quality that high
grade materials, skilfull bakers
and the latest developments in sci-
entific baking machinery made pos-
sible—but to bring those products
to the customer.
The move to Dexter at !Glynn
Court is the realization of an am-
bition to be "right around, the cor-
ner from those whom we serve" as
LECHEM ANIYIM'S THANKS
Editor, Detroit Jewish chronicle:)
I would like to take this op-I
portunity, in behalf of the De
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trait Ladies' Lechem Anlyirn,
to -1
thank you most 'sincerely for
the amount of spate which you
have so graciously given us
throughtout the year 1935.
Sincerely your,
MRS. R. GOLDBERG,
Secretary.
CONGRATULATIONS A N D
BEST WISHES FOR THE
'SUCCESS OF
SAM POSNER'S
NEW BAKE SHOP
Mr. and Mrs.
H. LEVINSON
COMPLIMENTS
F. E. DUEWEKE
CARTAGE CO.
1426 ST. JOSEPH
TE 2-6666
less, meticulous care with which
Epstein baked goods are prepared.
No kitchen is more speckless. No
housewife takes more pride in the
cleanliness of her utensils than do
the executives and the employes
of the Epstein Baking Co.
Head of the Business
SAMUEL POSNER
Samuel Posner, proprietor of
the Epstein Co. says.
In Own Building
The new Epstein unit is housed
in its own beautiful new building,
just completed; designed especially
for the company. It is equipped
with the most modern of machin-
ery, ovens, mixers, etc.
Back stage of the new Epstein
Bakery is a revelation of the spot-
ADDRESSES
DETROIT ZIONISTS
Membership Drive Now in
Progress; J. H. Ehr-
lich is Chairman
An enthusiastic audience re-
tained Rabbi Leon 1. Feuer for
an hour and a half after his ad-
dress before the Zionist Organ-
ization of Detroit on Tuesday eve-
ning, at the Shaarey Zedek, and
engaged him in a discussion of
current Zionist problems.
In a brilliant address in which
he oultined the present trends in
Jewish life, and the importance
of the Zionist effort for the Jews
of America, Rabbi Feuer declar-
ed that Palestine cannot exist
without the Diaspora, just as the
Diaspora cannot exist without
Palestine.
Rabbi Feuer urged that Zionists
should take part in every impor-
tant Jewish movement, and that
an effort should be made to make
Zionism the ,dominant cause in
Jewish life.
Dr. Harry E. August, chairman
of the program committee of the
Zionist Organization of Detroit,
presided at the meeting.
A report was submitted by
Charles Rosenblatt, director of
Young Judaea.
A membership drive is now in
progress under the chairmanship
of Joseph H. Ehrlich, who hopes
to increase the ranks of the Zion-
ist Organization of Detroit to
1,000 members. •
Harry Gaines Wins Recog-
nition as Song Writer
Compliments of
Stevens Brokerage
Company
2640 RIOPELLE
Cadillac 3135
COMPLIMENTS OF
Otto W. A.
WARBELOW
3003 ELMWOOD
Fitzroy 0518
BEST WISHES FOR
SAM POSNER'S
Continued Success
David Stott
Flour Mills, Inc.
2453 W. WARREN
Garfield 0286
CONGRATULATIONS
AND BEST WISHES
TO
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SAM POSNER
FRIGID FOOD
PRODUCTS, Inc.
E. FERRY A G. T. R. R.
Playa 11340
Head of the business, known
throughout Detroit — is Samuel
Posner, a master !Aker of isany
years experience. With hl Pos-
ner, and active, too, in the opera-
tion of the institution, are his two
brothers, Louis and ,Morris Pos-
ner.
Customers come tO thts-,Epstein
stores from all over Detroit. The
fame of its Russian pumpernickel;
rye and corn breads, "chaieh," its
appetizing rolls, cakes and pas-
tries, is known among thousands.
And many who patronize the Ep-
stein bakeries have been doing so
for 17 years, from the days when
the first tiny store opened its doors
on Hastings St.
All Detroit is invited! to the
opening, Saturday, of the' new
bakery at Dexter and Glynn Court.
Provision has been made to one
that the occasion will be a mem-
orable one. There will be souve-
nirs, valuable and useful ones, for
all who come. And the invitation
is extended to everyone.
Independent Protective As-
sociation Holds Purim
Party
At the last meeting, at Jericho
Temple, the Independent Protect-
ive Association held its annual
Purim party. A business meeting
was followed by a card party and
entertainment Refreshments were
served by the ladies of the organ-
ization. Mrs. R. Heiman was pre-
sented with a birthday gift, in ap-
preciation of her untiring services
to the lodge.
Plans for a card party to be held
at the B'nai Moshe Synagogue on
April 26 were completed and ad-
vance tickets were issued to the
members by Mrs. L. Shear and
her ticket committee.
The executive board will hold its
next meeting Wednesday, March
18, at 8:30 p. m., at Jericho Tem-
ple. The purpose of the meeting will
be to revise the constitution and
by-laws. President D. Weiss urges
all officers and members of the
board to be present.
Yahresfeat of Citrin Kessi-
liner Aid Society on
Sunday Evening
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After the first yahresfest and
banquet of the Tillie Citrin Kessi-
liner Aid Society, to be held at
Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy Road,
at 5 p. m. on Sunday, March 22,
officers will be installed, an in-
teresting program will be present-
ed and there will be dancing.
Joseph Haggai will be the toast-
master and Rabbi Joshua S. Sper-
ka will speak.
All members and friends are
urged to make reservations for
this event at once by calling Mrs.
Samuel Barak, Cherry 7663.
The following officers will be in-
stalled at this party:
President, Mrs. F. Shultz; vice-
president, Mrs. L. Bitten; record-
ing secretary, Mrs. M. Steiner;
financial secretary, Mrs. Jessie
Gorman; treasurer, Mrs. T. Kies-
ky; inner guard, Mrs. Guttenberg;
trustees, Jean Gorman and Rose
Yancker; hospitalers, Mrs. Stoc-
ker and Mre. Pianka; board of
candidates, Mrs. E. Goldberg, Mrs.
Blass, Mrs. M. Gorman; publish-
ing committee, Mrs. Atlas and
Mrs. S. Barak.
Detroit's Jewish community
boasts a member who is slowly
winning national recognition as a
song composer. He is Harry
Gaines of 3276 Richton Ave. and
is a life-long resident of Detroit.
His latest composition is a sen-
timental ballad entitled "One Lit-
tle Mistake." It was recently in-
troduced over a national hook-up
by Samuel Benavie of Station
WJR and Mr. Benavie has been
deluged with requests to repeat it.
Since then it has been a featured
number of Station WMBC.
While Mr. Gaines is engaged Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlawer
in a commercial enterprise he de-
Umgegend Verein
votes all of his spare time to his
hobby of music. He also conducts
Mrs. I. Bornstein, one of the
his own orchestra which is con- committee of the Jewish Women's
sidered one of the most popular European Welfare Organization,
dance bands in the city.
and vice-president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Mlawer, thanks
ARENA GARDENS WRESTLING the members of the auxiliary for
All Baba, the powerful Turk the generous shower of cotton
wrestler, who has been striking goods and hose held by the auxil-
terror to the hearts of other as- iary for the benefit of Palestinian
piring matmen in this vicinity, orphans, at the last meeting, at
will be back again at the Arena the home of Mrs. L. Moss, 2674
Gardens seeking his fifth win here Clairmount Ave.
next Monday. He will attempt
A meeting was held on March
to make Stanley Buresh, the bur- 18, at the home of Mrs. H. Kash-
ley Australian his No. 6 victim, mer, 3030 Blaine.
Installation of officers of the
and there are few who would bet
against the knight of Mohammed Verein and Auxiliary is to be
held
on March 22, at Jericho Tem-
to carry out his threat.
The other bouts are: Walter ple, followed by refreshments.
Roxy, former light-heavyweight
Plans were completed for the
champ, vs. "Turp" Grimes, hard- charterfeast celebration and mon-
boiled Dayton light-heavy; Cow- ey raising campaign for the
boy Jim Heffner, vs. Chas. Grub- Mlawer gymnasium to be held im-
meyer, Kansas City, and Jimmy mediately after Passover.
Goodrich, Flint, vs. "Babe" Kase-
The auxiliary's card party is to
be sponsored on May 6.
boski, Renfrew, Ont.
SEEKS NEW TALENT
Boris Morros, who was recently
made a producer of Paramount
musical pictures and resigned as
general musical director, is in New
York for two weeks searching for
new screen talent. He is • veteran
of many Broadway productions
and he is interviewing prospective
players for the musical films he
plans for Paramount. Morros was
signed to the new double contract
when he finished his 12th year at
Paramount.
J. George Fredman, former na-
tional commander-in-chief of the
Jewish War Veterans, has brought
order out of chaos in the New Jer-
sey beauty parlor industry. As ex-
ecutive secretary of Jersey's beau-
ty parlor commission he's making
• reputation for real executive
ability.
COMPLIMENTS OF
"The Brown Hat," a burlesque
of Al Smith written by songwriter
Irving Caesar, has been bought by
the Democratic National Commit-
tee for use in the coming cam-
paign.
Cornfield, Edward Sklar, G. Gor
don, Morris Canvasser, Aaaron
Meyers, T. Knopper, Morris Cove,
Al Goldberg, William Kadushin,
Paul Hoffman and Rubin Klein
have been appointed on the ticket
committee for the luncheonette,
bridge and theater party to be
held on Monday, March 23, at
12:30 p. tn. at the Beacon Theater !
Grand River at the Boulevard.;
For tickets call either the above-
named or the chairmen, Mrs.
Theodore Shatter, TO. 5.4636, or .
Mrs. David L. Tyner, Un. 2-8806.1
The proceeds of this party will
be used for the matzo fund for I
the needy.
An open social meeting will be
held Wednesday, March 25, MI
8:30 p. in., at the home of Mrs.
Norman Addinen, 2061 Calvert.
A fine -progress is being arranged
for the evening.
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Jr. Congregation
of Shaarey Zedek
Social on Sunday
Hungarian Radio Hour
The Hungarian Rhapsody Radio
program for Sunday, March 22,
will present Brenkas Vajda and
his celebrated Gypsy orchestra and
Miss Margaret Farkas, notde
mezzo soprano, in a program Of
Hungarian folksongs.
John A. Boyne, former judge
of the Recorders Court, will de-
liver a short address on the work
of that court.
Ernest Palos, editor and pub-
lisher of the Detroit Magyarsag,
wil preside.
PLAZA 4301
807
STEPHENSON BLDG.
Madison
ren Club on Wednesday, Mardi
25, at 2 p. m., Mrs. Howell Van
Auken will speak on the Social
Security Act. The meeting will
be held at the Newberry School.
Miss Anne Davidson, local at-
torney, will discuss Unemploy-
ment Insurance at the Linwood
Dexter meeting on Vuesday after-
noon, March 24, at 2, at the Dex-
ter branch.
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SIDNEY KAPLAN WINS
FREE THROW CONTEST
Sidney Kaplan, a member of
Fel Eons Club, was the winner of
the first annual free throw con-
test held at the Jewish Commun-
ity Center on Sunday afternoon,
March 15. Sidney Kaplan shot
20 out of 25 fouls. Fred Cohen
and Sam Dieter were runners up
with 19 out of 25. A total of
39 boys and girls entered the
contest.
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INTERMEDIATE VOLLEY
BALL LEAGUE FORMED
An intermediate volley ball
league has been organized at the
Jewish Community Center.
Five intermediate clubs have en-
tered the league and will play
every Monday at 5 p. m. In the
Center Gym. The Comets, Tel
Hai, Wings, Titans and Amerks
have entered the league. The
team winning tho championship
will receive a trophy.
Ovens in the New Epstein
Bakery Installed by
OTTO OVEN CO.
439 PENOBSCOT BLDG.
Randolph 5500
TO SAM POSNER —
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
Joe Lowe Corporation
FOOD PRODUCTS
310 WEST POLK ST.
CHICAGO, ILL.
ALL DAY SATURDAY
March 21st
DETROIT'S MOST MODERN bakery opens its
doors Saturday, March 21, making its bow in a
community which is new in name only . . . For the
EPSTEIN BAKING COMPANY, we feel, is among
old friends, many of whom have been customers of
ours for the 17 years since we began business in our
first store on Hastings Street . . . The EPSTEIN
BAKING COMPANY'S new, convenient location, in
the heart of the Dexter community, hopes to render
you a still greater service from its own beautiful plant,
in its own building, and bids you welcome on the oc-
casion of our Opening.
Ceresota & Cerena Flours
1921 E. FERRY
Plaza 5440
SAM POSNER
EPSTEIN BAKING SHOP
A. OLENDER & SON
Michigan's Largest Bakers'•nd Confectioners' Supply House
LAFAYETTE 1345
A Friendly Supporter
II I III 11.S
We Bid You Welcome
A. G. MARRIOTT
FLOUR CO.
On the Opening of the New
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OPENING!
COMPLIMENTS OF
INCREASING SUCCESS
1951 E. FERRY AVE.
Onlly by the strictest co-oper•
ation on the part of physicians
who should see that these Ameri-
can equivalents are used in their
prescriptions, will it be possible
to make the boycott of German
goods, particularly drugs, effec-
tive.
The offices of the League for
Human Rights are at 807 David
Stott Bldg., telephone 'Cherry
6909. Mrs. Samuel Schaflander is
secretary.
Washburn Crosby
Co., Inc.
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The Epstein Bakery Sign
Erected By
WITH EVERY GOOD WISH FOR CONTINUED
King Midas Mill Co.
the League has been told by the
head of a pharmaceutical concern
that it is no longer necessary for
a physician to prescribe German
drugs.
I Jewish Community Center News
Galvanl, director of the
c choir of Temple Beth El of De-
SUB-SENIORS HOLD
unit, will be in charge of the mu- BASKET BALL FINALS
sical portions of the Seder serv -
The sub senior basketball car-
ices to be conducted at the Colonial nivel sponsored by athletic corn-
llotel in M ount Clemens. Rabbi !suttee of
the Sub Senior Council
Leon Fram will conduct the eery- of the Jewish Community Center
ices. was held at the Center Sunday
evening, March 16. The Mon-
Z11.0 defeated the Vikings by a
Junior Congregation of the !!!.
With the final details and art-
rangements completed, the Junior
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek ill
eagerly looking forward to Sunday
evening, March 22, when the first
annual Sunday
day evening social will
take
B'nai Moshe
Judge Harry B. Keidan will be
basketball championship.
The
guest speaker and Miss Judith
Vivacians defeated Fai Koms to
Sabbath,
March 21: Chazon, win the girl's championship and
Victor will be the featured pianist.
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar will ren- Martin Thumim, son of Rabbi Jps- White all stars defeated Blue all
der, for this occasion, a special eph Thumim; speaker, Walter stars.
composition, arranged by himself. Nussbaum, son of Emil Nussbaum; • • •
The entire board of directors of Maftifi, Marvin Engel, son of JEWISH YOUTH CHORUS
Congregation Shaarey Zedek has Manuel Engel.
DANCE THIS SUNDAY
Sabbath, March 28: Chazon,
consented to act as patrons and
The American Jewish Youth
chaperons for this affair. All those Marvin Adler, son of John Adler; chorus will hold its first dance at
aff iliated with the Shaarey Zedek speaker, Lester Mittleman, son of the Jewish Community Center on
■ r e enthusiastically supporting Pr. A. N. Mittleman; Maftir, Ed- Sunday evening, March 22.
die Kornfield, son of Joseph Korn-
this project.
This group was organized a
In addition to this progarm, fleld.
short period of time but its mem-
The meetings of the Junior bership has increased from 20 to
there will be dancing to the tunes
of Marvin Kahn and his orchestra. Congregation are held every other over 50.
The music will start at 10 o'clock. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Cantor The group is under the direction
Refreshments will be served. The A. A. Rosenfeld has a class In of Mendy Shain who organized the
coaching this group in conducting first Halevy Society in the Uni-
price of admission is 25 cents.
Tickets are now on sale. They the services. ted States.
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my he secured either from the
All who are interested are urged
members or from the Shearey to attend the services.
VARIED ACTIVITIES
Zedek office or Library.
OF MOTHERS CLUBS
At last Saturday's services, Miss
r of Lechem Ani yi m The Monday Afternoon Club,
zaar
Muriel Singer delivered an excel - Bazaa
one of the Mothers' Club of the
lent resume of the Sedra, while
This Saturday and
Jewish Community Center, will
Alan Barahal proved an efficient
Sunday
hear
a talk on "Creative Educa-
chazon.
tion" by Miss F. Collins of the
The Detroit Ladies' Lechem Board of Education, on Monday
Judge Healy, Charles' Fein- Aniyins bazaar will take place afternoon, March 23, at 2, at the
berg, Kurland on Jew-
Saturday evening, March 21, and Dexter branch of the Center.
all day Sunday, March 22, at
ish Radio Forum
On Tuesday evening, March
Congregation Beth Tefllah Eman- 24, at 8:30, Mrs. Evangeline Lo-
Judge D. J. Healy, Jr., of the uel, Taylor and Woodrow Wilson pez, a Filipino by birth, who has
Juvenile Division of the Probate Ayes. Everybody is invited to been in this country a short time,
Court for Wayne County will be this event. There will be games, will talk to the members of the
the guest speaker on the Jewish music for dancing and refresh- 12th St. Club at the Woodrow
Radio Forum program Sunday, ments. A full-course chicken din- Wilson and Pingree Synagogue.
March 22, over Station WJBK, at ner will be served all day Sunday
The Oakland Club will meet on
6:30 p. m. The subject of his ad- for 50 cent. All kinds of mer- Monday evening, March 23, at 8,
dress will be "The Prevention of chandise will be sold at reason- at the Jewish Community Center.
able prices. The public is asked Mrs. Frank Holmes of the Ameri-
Juvenile Deliquency."
Others on the program will be to help make a success of this can Association of University Wo-
Charles II. Feinberg, member of bazaar and to help provide the men will speak to the group on
the Detroit Service GrOup, in the poor peal* with matzos and "Neutrality."
Federation "Newsgram," . a d other foods for Passover.
At the meeting of the W. War-
Aaron Kurland, chairman of
ei
forum, who will preside.
CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO
1400 14TH ST.
The League for Human Rights
through which the boycott of Ger-
cians and pharmacists on the
man goods and services is con-
ducted has been actively engaged
during the past few weeks in dis-
seminating information to physi-
equivalents and substitutes of Ger-
man drugs, formerly considered
non-replaceable.
Pamphlets on this subject are
now available at the League of-
lice, and any physician or phar-
macist who is interested may pro-
cure these pamphlets upon re-
quest.
With this information on hand,
GEORGE GALVANI
Compliments of
League for Human Rights Issues Information to Physicians
and Pharmacists
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FREE!.
Souvenirs, to render
the d a y memorable.
You are invited to be
among those whom we
are anxious to. present
with the attractive and
useful gift which you—
we feel sure—will be
delighted to r e c e i v e
with our compliments.
ALL DAY SATURDAY
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Specializing in delicious, Jewish baked goods —
Pumpernickle, Rye and Corn Breads; Chaleh, Rolls,
fresh every few hours; Cakes and Pastries. Special
orders for parties.
EPSTEIN
BAKING CO.
Sam Posner, Prop.
9936 DEXTER
Cor. of Glynn Court
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