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Songs of sophistication in the
manner suave are being dispensed
at Blossom Heath this week by
the very charming Bonners boy
and girl team who were so popular
at the Detroit Athletic Club last
winter. Billy Reed and Louise Meli
are the new dance team making
their Detroit debut. Detroiters are
also getting their first view of
that sensational new entertainer
Galigali who stands at the,top of
his profession as a clever cafe
mystifier. George Kavanaugh and
his orchestra are being held over
for a third and final week. This
entire show will remain at the
Heath for only one week. Ilarry
Richman and Bob Grant's beach
and tennis club orchestra will open
on Thursday, June 4.

ORIOLE TERRACE
Beginning Decoration Day the
Oriole Terrace will move its activi-
ties to the cool outdoor gardens
adjoining the building proper.
Saturday night will also see a
new Jack Pomeroy production
presented, The society dance team,
Charles and Celeste, will be the
feature of the new show, with the
blues singing Ann Paige, Frank
Hall, master of ceremonies, being
held over. Other newcomers in-
clude Johanne Thayer, eccentric
specialty dancer; Verna Dean, in
a rhythm dance, and Pamola Clif-
ford in an acrobatic routine and
the Pomeroy-Earl Girls in new
production numbers.
The sensational newcomer, An-
thony Trini and his music will pro-
vide the tunes for dancing under
the stars. The mounting popularity
of this fine band has caused the
management to hold them over in-
definitely. In the event of rain or
inclement weather all activities
will be moved inside, the Terrace
being kept in readiness for just
such an occasion. The Monday
night "Celebrity fete" will be held
in the outdoor gardens.

WEBSTER HALL

Bob Chester and his orchestra
continue in the Cocktail Grill at
Webster Hall. The grill room
boasts one of the best cooling
plants In Detroit. Madelon Baker
is the featured girl vocalist with
Chester's orchestra. Slim Branch
and Lynne Cole sing with the or-
chestra and in the floor showe.
Several new acts will be added to
the show for Decoration week-end.

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Leonard Reed's melodies is being
held over for a third and final
week. Exotic Tanya is the out-
standing act. She is a combination
of control and contortion dancer.
Dorothy Derrick sings sweetly
with the eight sepia dancing dar-
lings as effective background. The
Three Step Sons tap and Myra
Johnson and Auzie Dial sing.
Earl Walton and his boys furnish
the dance and show tunes.

CLUB TEN-FORTY

Frances Hunt, pretty singing
star will remain at the club Ten-
Forty for one more week. Johnny
Howard adds another week to his
endless chain and offers some new
songs and impersonations. A new
dancer is being brought in from
New York to complete the show.
Billy Lankin plays the miniature
piano during dance intermissions
and Jean DeFrance the accordion.
Coyle McKay and his orchestra
furnish the dance tunes.

POWATAN

"Dead pan" Goff and his partner
Kerr, called the melody maniacs
of gong are the featured act at
Sam Sofferin's Powatan Club. Bel-
va White, singer of the blues is
again held over on her record
breaking stay. Six charming and
beautifully costumed girl dancers
have several new routines to pre-
sent. Gene Regis and his orchestra
furnish the dance and show music.
An entirely new show will open et
Powatan Saturday night for Deco-
ration Day celebrants,

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Frank Sexton, Sedalia, 0.,
heavyweight wrestler, will team
with All Baba when the claimant
to the heavyweight mat title
makes his next appearance here.
All Baba and Sexton will head
Promoter Adam Weismuller's
opening outdoor wrestling card
Monday night, June 7, in Arena
Gardens bowl, at Woodward and
Piquette.
Ali Baba has not appeared here
since his meeting with Nango
Singh at Olympia three weeks ago.
Under the direction of Weismuller
the Turk wrestled in Toronto,
New York City, Milwaukee, Cin-
cinnati, Cleveland and Br000klyn
in the interim.

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Perhaps you have heard of the ci.,.
National California canned peach
Lee Corbman-Schakne's Pu-
sale, which was recently inaugu- ° T . he'ar. s co
.r.
m. Poo
tte nd o r'orn
ige io
n..an . women
pils to Present Mulical
rated in a drive extending through- They are ceiesne.
lest an' aseesmen
Revue June 4
out the country. Behind the drive Son.• o' wilt= wid talc is- ribbon.
me
there
an.
that a' way. pleas
a ia ggre
anssi i n v e tere
us ie ti s ng
effo sru
torycs o n f do wh fo ar t
The second act of "National
For hie joke. he keen. ah need,
An' hie amok. teat. or n• t
Notes," musical revue, will be
blade n' strae or once weed
the farmer.
given by piano pupils of Lee
He'. canny Sent o' nacre. faith
California had been facing a An'
live. hi. life In !hie •uid burg,
Corbman-Schakne on Thursday
p serious
aek alp ne la m et h 3 500
oble 0 m.
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m eu ,,, re Amtb,
h .rigald book
evening, June 4, in the Detroit
w19e3re51::InDr: h
Conservatory of Music. About
unsold at the end of the first quer-
—WrELIJM
20 pupils will take part, each with
ter of 1936. California peach
■ speaking part and a piano solo.
growers' associations formed ■ THE ANSWER: TO WEELUM
Margaret Curtiss will present
' stabilization committee to create
I several of her piano pupils in •
new markets for the crop and at
free recital in the Conservatory
the same time to maintain fair A. On of n. can .44.
at 8 p. m. Tuesday, June 2. Mar-
I prices. The sale was the result of za, loo
,,,, R ,thet of thialtee m co indnit,ly,
guerite Domine-Milber will pre-
; this
iist
, sent Margarete Gordon, pianist, in
c w
om
asmi ettLee'ns ti:Trkthat tremen- A nd ;l en% P ar.
eob.k I nd
a special recital in the school on
towith
Wednesday evening, June 3. Sen-
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success.
Head.
of
leading
chain
la
ma
ma
.m
their
annual senior ball Fri
udgrne
s
ba
Igrocery systems were consulted,
evening, June 5, in the
Wardell.
because of the chains' remarkable sine loud you grteller mod 'red b.....
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The Center Theater, 6540 Wood.
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ward Ave., near the Boulevard,
Joseph Bentonelli, American
provides another entertaining week
Song Sophisticate.
lyric
tenor
of
for its patrons. The convenience of radio, will be concert, opera and
, guest soloist with
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the
Ford
Symphony
Orchestra
with chauffeur service is making
BILLY READ ... LOUISE MELI
the Center one of the most popular and Chorus under the direction
Dance Stylist.
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of Victor Kolar during the Ford
theaters in the city.
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Sunday Evening Hour on May 31.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
The
program
will
be
broadcast
GALL GALI
GEO. KAVANAGH'S
Richard Arlen tops the cast in a
9 to 10 p. m., Eastern
A New Sensation
MUSIC
rollicking comedy, "Three Live from
Ghosts." On the same program Daylight Time (8 to 9 EST), over
the
entire
coast-to-coast
network
Margaret Sullivan reveals new
the Columbia Broadcasting
0
depths in "Next Time We Love," of
System.
plus a color cartoon, Monday, Tues.
Itecerl alio.: there III, 3111—Won. Kurth
Mr. Bentonelli has been ac-
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Fltil•1, Proprietor
day, Wednesday and Thursday, a
great double bill is offered in claimed one of the very best
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"King of Burlesque", featuring opera tenors in the world today.
Warner Baxter and Alice Faye He was born in Oklahoma, and
and "The Milky Way", Harold after graduating for the state
—Photo by Detroit New Photographer.
Lloyd's latest laugh producing university with highest honors and
TODA ,Li-41A.T.3c; .SI;;IDAY
vehicle. Adolph .Menjou is featured a master's degree in music, he MILDRED GERSON, FRED M. BUTZEL AND GERALD DAVIDSON
went to France where he studied
with Harold. •
Fred
M.
Butzel,
general
chairman
of
the
Allied
Jewish
Cam-
Richard Arlen
for
two
years
in
the
studio
of
the
Both bills offer interesting screen
fare for Detroiters and is but a famous Jean de Reszke. Then paign, is shown here presentirtg the cups to the winners in the
tar,.
junior
division
of
the
oratorical
contest
sponsored
by
the
Youth
followed
three
years
of
operatic
sample of the kind of programs to
Project of the Allied Jewish Campaign. Louis S. Cohane is chair-
also
be had at this theater. The policy , coaching in Italy, crowned by his nitin
Woodward Boulevard
of the Youth Project Committee, and the contest had the active
.
M•rgaretSullavan
of the management is to give pa- triumphant debut in Bologna in co-operation
of the Association of Jewish Youth.
1928
as
Alfredo
in
'La
Traviata,"
trons the finest in entertainment
Mildren Gerson won first prize in the junior division, and
at low prices, Information regard- In 1934, after a long series of
19'til 6
tit closing
ing future programs can be had brilliant operatic au cce sses Gerald Davidson won the second prize, Miss Gerson was given an
OP.PlOct it AM
throughout Europe, he returned to ovation when she gave her oration at the luncheon of campaign
by calling Madison 8484.
Tic 2Ate
workers
at
Hotel
Statler
on
Friday,
May
22.
this ehuntry to make his Ameri-
First prize in the senior division was won by William Saulson,
can debut as Rodolfo in "La Bo-
MON, - TUES. - WED. - THERS.
heme" with the Chicago Civic and the second prize in the senior contest went to Samuel Hertz-
J1NE 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
i Opera. Although still in his early berg. All of the winners are students in the Shaarey Zedek reli-
W
Baxter
in
!thirties, Mr. Bentonelli has al- gious school, but Gerald Davidson, enrolled as a member of Philo-
MICHIGAN — Robert Mont- ready to his credit some 612 per- mathic. By virtue of the victory of William Saulson in the senior
"King of Burlesque"
gomery and Rosalind Russell in a forthancea of over 50 different division, the Clarence H. Enggass Cup was presented to the Shaarey
also
gay mystery romance, "Trouble operas.
Zedek, Each of the four-winners was awarded a smaller cup, the
Harold Lloyd
for Two," is now at the Michigan
cups being donated by Joseph H. Ehrlich, Samuel S. Fineman, the
Theater along with a vaudeville
Birnkrant Family and the Association of Jewish Youth of Detroit,
program presenting the Detroit Jefferson Beach Holds Boat
Times dance contest winners com-
Races on Saturday
ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION
peting for grand prizes and cham-
pionship awards, plus many star
Jefferson Beach, one of Detroit's
acts including Charles Irwin, Ella most popular amusement parks, is
Enjoy DOUBLE-MELLOW Old Gold Cigarette. after the show
Logan, the Swedish bell ringers open for the summer with an an-
N E W YORK.— (WNS)—The stationary, close to the body, and
and the King and Sinclair twins. nounced policy promising outstand-
commonly accepted belief that
mummimmunimmumnimunimminnimminimmmummiumnimmonninummuniumiummum
ing attractions throughout the "talking with the hands" is an in- the movements are made with
E.:
UNITED ARTISTS — Joe E. season.
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herent Jewish characteristic does forearm and fingers. They are em- 2 It °ses
Brown and Joan Blondell in the
The
popular
swing
band
of
Jim-
not hold water from a scientific phasized by movements of the
dancing and singing musical film,
"Sons O'Guns" taken from the mie Jenkins and his commodores is point of view because "no race head. They are not graphic but
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musical comedy of the same name, supplying the dance tunes in the can be treated as a unit" in study- follow lines of thought. Since
The Peacock Girl
is now showing at the United Spanish ballroom and many new ing gesture habits, Dr. Franz very few of their gestures are
SENSATIONAL
Jeanne
La Wisse
Artists Theater. Joe E. has the rides and attractions have been in- Boas, world-famous anthropolog- symbolic pantomime, conversation
ALL•GIRL
ist, declared in an article written without words is impossible. By
SHOW
role of a peaceful citizen who can't stalled.
Sensation of
BAND
Dredging
operations
in
progress
MIMIC
The
164.1Cat
Club, London
for
Science
Service.
In
determin-
get mad enough to get into the
contrast with the Italian the Jew
IHRTAY SISTERS I MARION DOUGLAS I DOROTHY DESMIER
World War until he is finally in- are deepening and widening the ing gesture habits, he said, "in tries to get in touch with his B
Dancers Supreme
Sang Stylist
Concert Pianist
channel
for
the
park
speed-boat
every
case
the
individual
must
be
veigled into it by a curious set of
friends. He will even grasp his
rides, and adding the sand removed evaluated according to his own friend's hand and gesticulate with
circumstances.
to the beach, while the enlarged characteristics," and not his de- his hand. The posture is characte.-
STATE—Herbert Marshall and channel will enable the laying out scent which "plays a very insig- ized by a slump of the neck and
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relaxation of the knees. There are
Gertrude Michael in a tense thril- of the boat race course much nificant role in his behavior,"
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Comparing Italian with Jewish the traits of the immigrant who
IngliliMMEMili
ler, 'Forgotten Faces,' and "Three closer to th shore than in former
gestures Dr. Boas found the latter has grown up entirely in the old
Wise Guys," a Damon Runyon sto- years. '
The first boat racing of the year jerky by comparison. In the Jew, environment. Their descendants
ry, with Robert Young and Betty
Furness, is the double feature pro- at Jefferson Beach takes place on he declared, "the wide sweep of who have left the Italian or Jewish
Decoration Day afternoon under the Italian is absent. Generally quarter and live in an American
gram now at the State Theater,
the auspices of the Detroit Out- the two hands do not move sym- environment change their habits
FOX — Due to the tremendous board Association. Commodore Roy metrically. The elbows are almost completely."
Dance u nder the eters in the
business the picture "Show - Boat" Grenter announced the Jefferson
Is in Excellent Spirit a. Condition
beautiful outtloor garden.. Com-
has attracted to the Fox Theater Beach Regatta, starting at 1 o'clock Tillie Citrin Kisiliner Aid
Improves to Permit Operation
pletely redecorated and refit.-
Facts
for
Pedestrians
When
nished.
during the current week, .Mr. D. Saturday, would occupy the entire
Society
afternoon
with
six
events
of
two
Approaching
Traffic
A
M. Idzal, managing director of the
rumor to the effect that the
• •
Fox, has decided to hold it over for heats each, and would be the first
Signals
bridge which George Mogul] had
New Pomeroy Revue
The Tillie Citrin Kisiliner Aid
another week. There will be an en- official race of the D. 0. A. for
accidentally swallowed while eat-
Society is sponsoring a $5 donor Statement by First Precinct Safe- ing a piece of pie had proved fatal
tire new stage show, featuring the season.
Although many holders of rec- luncheon at the Jewish Commu-
Sam (Schlepperman) Hearn, star
is false according to his physician,
ty Officers of Detroit Police
of Jack Benny's radio program. ords, state, national and interne. nity Center, Holbrook and Wood-
Dr. A. N. Mittleman,
Department
Schlepp is sure to convulse the tional have entered the various ward, on Wednesday, June 3, at
Dr. Mittleman, who bitterly de-
events,
the
management
of
the
12 noon. Mrs. B. Schultz, presi-
It is much safer to walk across nounced the spreading of such a
audience with his "Hello Stranzer"
park is making no charge for ad- dent, urges all members and the street when automobiles are rumor has just returned from
and "Jake Sent Me" gags.
mission to see the race.
featuring
friends to attend this affair. Sev- stopped or about to stop for a red Philadelphia where the Mogill boy
eral well-known entertainers will signal, than when automobiles are is awaiting an operation to remove
ADAMS — A pair of thrilling
Famine Society Dance Team
be present including Bella Ritten crossing or approaching an inter- the bridge. The doctor stated that
melodramas, "The Country Be-
yond," placed in the Canadian Palestine Lodge I. 0. 0. F. Goldberg, Morris Schultz. Mr. section with the green signal.
George is resting comfortably, is
No. 542 Will Elect
and Mrs. Louis Josephson, Abram
Northwest, and "Roaming Lady",
It is not fair to a motorist in excellent spirit and is confident
and flie other Utellar art"' ,it,
Snyder and Abram Jaffe will be traveling with the green signal if that the operation will be success-
with its locale in China, provide
Officers
POMEROY -EARL GIRLS
the speakers. For reservations you step in front of his car; you ful. He is returning to Philadelphia
the double bill now at the Adams.
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The Royal Mounties furnish'' the
Palestine Lodge No. 542, I. 0. call Mrs. H. Gerson at Euclid either force him to slow down, and on Monday at which time the at-
New Musical Sensation
heroes for the James Oliver Cur. 0. F. will hold election of of11. 7337-W.
impede the flow of traffic, or cause tempt to remove the bridge will
him to strike you or someone else be made. Dr Mittleman also stated
wood story that has for its leading cers for the ensuing terns on Tues-
players Rochelle Hudson, Paul l day evening, June 2, 1936, at the
in trying to avoid striking you, that the boy's condition has im-
AND Ins ORCHESTRA
Kelly, Robert Kent, Alan Hale and Palestine Temple, Fenkell and Center Theater Cooled by which frequently causes as much proved to the point where he is
30-Ton Ice Plant
Alan Dinehart and the marvelous Dexter Blvd. Immediately follow-
mental agony to the driver as to able to take nourishment through
Delicious Full Cour. Family
others involved.
the mouth.
St. Bernard dog, Buck. ing the election of officers, there
DINNER - $1.251
will be a social session with en-
The average wait for a signal
The Center Theater, 6540 Wood-
No coree—No advance in
pr
ice.
light
to
change
is
30
seconds.
It
is
Trees Hinted in Palestine tertainment and refreshnients.
ward, at Grand Blvd., is electrical-
[
The Palestine Rebekah Lodge ly refrigerated and is always kept not worth risking your life or an
Through Jewish Na-
injury
to
save
30
seconds,
No. 614 are sponsoring a charity at 72 degrees by the mammoth 30-
tional Fund Council
Rabbi Elmer Merger hen boon re-
card party, the same to be given ton ice plant now operating.
You would not relish seeing your elected
for another year by the hoard
on Wednesday evening, June 3, at
"Save you money this summer. child cross the street against a red of directors of Temple Beth Jacob.
The following trees were the Palestine Temple. There will
signal
light.
Your
child
is
going to "Judaism at the Croesroads" wax the
Terrace G21„1.1"?,;,d
planted in Palestine through the be prizes, refreshments and door Make the Center your summer be hard to convince it is not
eubject upon which Rabbi Berger ,poke
Jewish National Fund Council of prizes. The proceeds* of this af- home," is the motto of this theater to cross the street against the safe
regular Friday evening services,
Trinity 2.•100. J. W. Becker, filar.
red L t ey the
which furnishes all modern con-
22.
Detroit:
se
J. R. (Milliner, Axe.. Mgr.
fair will be used for charitable veniences, and presents all the out- signal if they see you or other
One tree in memory of Samuel purposes. All Odd Fellows
•
Tuotalay, May 24, SheLnoth Vve
adults doing that.
and
standing
pictures
of
the
year.
Blum by his children, Lilo and ftebekahs of the City of Detroit
the format dedication of the Marilyn
Petty
There
are
large, roomy, 'comfort-
WORM
Two out of three persona killed
Memorial Library took
Hans.
place. Members of the Youth Club and
able seats. You don't have to stand or injured on Detroit streets are office.
Three trees in memory of B, are urged to attend this party.
of the Temple participated
to let someone pass. You are of- pedestrians. In 70 per cent of
Hersh Callow by Mrs. Sambel L
Plans have been completed Mr the
fered courteous and friendly serv- these accidents, the pedestrian was
Ilalper and Dora Mayer.
exercise. to he held Sun-
Just ONE MORE Week
ice. free parking and chauffeur more to blame than the driver who sonfirmation
Trees were planted in memory
day morning, May Si, at L8:30 a.m., at
hit
service.
them.
Temple Beth Jacob. Rabbi Elmer Berger
Check
your
car
at
the
of Anna King Denson by Mrs.
officiating.
The
following
children
are
front of the theater and a uni-
Every time you wait on the curb to be confirmed, Audrey Ruth Buckner,
B. Greenspan, Mrs. A. Harrison,
formed driver parks it free, walk for a green signal to show you are daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Mrs. B. Harrison, Mrs. T. Harri-
Buckner; Jane T ,oris Goldetein, daugh-
11.. of Morgan Singing Star
into
the
theater
and
forget
your
',under
Ferric.,
setting a good example for other ter of Mr. and Mrs,
son, Mrs. M. Hayman, Mrs. I.
Benjamin Goldetein;
On Sunday morning. May 31. at 9:30,
parking problems. Don't tip the people, especially children, In Beatrice Swimmer, daughter
of Mr, and
Kine',. Mrs. Oscar Keer, Mrs. H. confirmationriervlem
will be held. Par•
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Mr.
lien
Swimmer;
ot
S
Joseph
Toth.
drivers.
•nd friend. of confirments ere In-
whom this practice must be dirt-
Kraft and Mrs. William Mandel. eats
of Dr. and Moneph Forbee;
vited
For our 30•ton cooling plant couraged if the future generation daughter
Adele Allen. daughter of Mrs. L. Allen:
Johnny Howard, M. C.
Sabbath Refute..
Ott
wart
Fink.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
$20,000
was
spent
to
keep
you
cool
,
is
to
. profit by our experience.
CARD OF THANKS
On Sabbath. May 30, Rabbi Lees Foam
and other•
Fik: Sidney Alvin, eon of Mr. and Mrs
preach. Sabbath mervices will eon- during the hot summer months.
aiting for the green signal is Era Alvin; and Leonard Nathan, eon of
The family of the late Rev. win
tlnue uninterruptedly throughout the
IN A GREAT RHOW
We invite you to attend the Cen- but one of the habits pedestrians Mot. Betide Nathan.
Kalman Spiveck wish to thank inmate,.
ter Theater that you may have the must acquire, if we are to have
their relatives and friends for Young People'• Temple is
Wedeln. Norman Buckner. Elmer
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ttn Morl. night June RI, the Young thrill of enjoying the finest pro-
their kindness and sympathy ex- People's
any appreciable decrease in traffic Berger, Irving Steinman and Abe Lapi-
Temple Club will give their
attended the Sisterhood Regional
grams with a new pleasure and injuries or fatalities in the next .1PR
37th
eon
al
moonlight.
The
admixelon
Coyle McKay's Musi c
tended them during their recent
meeting M Flint, May 27.
is lie and thin.. can be eerured comfort that only the latest and few years.
bereavement. Special thanks are prbe
by caning Dr Milton Marx. M. . NM
Mot °erne Brenner of Albany meet
most modern equipment can pro-
given to Rabbi I. Stoliman, Rabbi
the week RR the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig
J. Eisenman, the Cantors' Asso- will, go to South Africa Lewisohn vide.
HovInsky.
SCOTCHMAN AND JEW Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
on • lec-
ciation of Detroit, Hyman Alt- ture tour some time 'his year.
EXCHANGE SENTIMENTS Mr, and Mrs Louie Orman and son
man and Harry Weinberg.
moved to Flint where they will make
WAYNE STREET
their future borne. '
Ba by Snoo,
ks the F
WEELUM'S APPRECIATION OF
Bric e
Dr. I. M. Rubinow, ex-secretary charact er, will shortly annie
Mien Mull, Marian of Clint Ink d
A
FRIEND:
DR.
become
the
AMBERG
of the B'nai B'rith, is desperately heroine of a syndicated
her •unt end uncle, Mr. and Web

LEONARD REED'S

ARGO

May 29, 1931

Orators Awarded Allied Campaign Cups

merchandise turnover. The Th .

Scot ,te tteht. the h „it.

chains responded whole-heartedly, My pews do ths 'sm., 7
and a late report showed that more A Tn .: ft1": . of.
le
than 40 companies with 33,000

STYLED FOR THE FAMILY that likes to go places
and see things when open roads beckon is the
Ford V-8 Fordor Touring Sedan. Six can travel in
comfort when the baggage is tucked away in the big
built-in trunk. In hot weather the body ventilating
system supplies plenty of cool, fresh air. The rear
quarter windows swing open. there is • cowl Yentas-

tor, and, of course, the windshield opens and the door
windows may be lowered. Two swivel type sun visas,
adjustable front seat, new style Ann rests, and a
foot rest in the rear compartment are other features
particularly enjoyed on the longer trips. The rust-
less steel running board moulding adds a
distinctive
touch in keeping

with the graceful body line&

stores in every state were ready
to cooperate—and other companies
were expected to follow suit.
The announced plan was for the
chains to advertise peaches, dis-
play peaches—and sell peaches u
they were never sold before! This
has been done, on a more limited
"Nile, with other farm products,
with splendid results.
It isn't yet known whether the
sale will solve the peach growers'
crop surplus problems entirely, but

sic sr

bare lit,

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An unveiling of a monument in
memory of Max Weinberg, fa-
ther of Mrs. Anna Zamsky of

Cleveland, Mrs. Elsie Rubin and
Babe Weinberg, both of Detroit ,
A letter addressed to Fannie witake place o Sunday,
May
n
Hurst, New York City, will be 31, at 10:30 a. m u at Machpelah
delivered promptly.
Cemetery, Relatives and friends
are invited.

e.rtee1—A111136R0

it at least will be a long step to- Molly Siegel
Auxiliary of .Jewieh
ward it.
Consumptive Relief Society
Big food distributors, both chain
of
Denver
and independent, are a mighty ally

DINE 0,4DANCE
IN COMFORT

.A1Q -CONDI TIONEP

'FINE MUS/C
'GOOD FOOD a

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for agriculture in its fight to widen
next meeting will be held mount. A report of the done
markets and stabilize prices at o a The
Tuesday,
- at 1 p. m., luncheon and other import•
profitable levels.
n Assembly Hall, 12th and Clair- matters will be discussed.
freshments will be served.