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AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
EperRorejmvun PfRONICLE
August 28, 1936
TRIFLES
MAKE
PERFECTION
—BUT
—PERFECTION IS NO
TRIFLE
. .. Every last detail in the
selection, preparation and
serving of food and drinks
at Wm. Boesky's must be
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PAGE NINE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Abner C. Rosenzweig} CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE
Directs Charlevoix I COMMENCEMENT ON SEPTEMBER 2
Cabaret at the Inn Seven
Downtown Theaters
Young Men to Be Ordained, Gov. Henry Horner,
Detroiters vacationing at Char-
of Illinois, to Be Guest Speaker
MICHIGAN—"The Texas Rang- levoix
were treated to an unus-
STAGE AND SCREEN
MAZER'S PREVIOUS
WORK IN CAPITOL
The Week's Attractions at
the Center Theater
Joseph Mazer, who is a candi-
date for Congress on the Republi-
can Ticket in the 15th Congres-
sional District, will be no strang-
er to the nation's capitol if he is
sent to Washington at the com-
ing election. Before entering the
practice of law Mr. Mazer's ex-
tensive business interests fre-
quently called him to the na-
tion's capitol at Washington, D.
C., as well as to Paris, London
and other European capitols.
Mr. Mazer had the distinction
of being selected from a list of
eminent and distinguished men
from all over the United States
by the Watch Case and Watch
Movement Companies of Amer-
ica, and the American National
Jewelers Association to prepare,
present and urge before Congress
the passage of a national bill
(later known an the "Owen
Goecke Bill"), which had for its
object the elimination of fraudu-
lent stamping.
Mr. Mazer's friends and asso-
ciates believe him to be eminent-
ly qualified by education, exten-
sive business experience and legal
training to effectively and ener-
getically deal with the problems
of national and, world-wide im-
portance, which will cone before
the next Congress.
The Center Theater, 6540
Woodward Ave., at Grand Blvd.,
is always cooled by modern elec-
tric refrigeration. Free parking
service is offered.
This Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day, the features are: Miriam
Hopkins, Merle Oberon and Joel
McCrea in "These Three," also
Phil Regan, Walter C. Kelly and
Evelyn Knapp in "Laughing Irish
Eyes," plus a color cartoon.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday the features will
be: Return engagement of that
outstanding musical hit of 1935,
"Naughty Marietta," with Jean-
ette MacDonald and Nelson
Eddy; Madeleine Carrel and Geo.
Brent in "The Case Against Mrs.
Ames," plus a color cartoon.
Offering all three stars the act-
ing opportunities of their lives,
brilliantly concocted by Lillian
Hellman, famous Broadway play-
wright, magnificently produced
and expertly directed by William
Wyler, "These Three" holds its
audience breathless from the
opening shot to the final fadeout.
It boasts something new to film
fans in dramatic situations, knit
together with a skill that results
in smart-paced, smooth and un-
forgettable entertainment. And
Bonita Granville, the 12-year-old,
who plays the spiteful schoolgirl
whose vicious lie motivates the
story, is one of the great acting
discoveries of motion picture his-
tory.
ers," King Vidor's thrilling motion
picture of the birth of America's
largest state, with a cast headed by
Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie, Jean
Parker and Lloyd Nolan, is now
showing at the Michigan Theater,
while Eleanor Holm Jarrett, Olym-
pic swimming star, headlines a big
stage show that includes the
Twentieth Century Dance Revue,
Art Jarrett, Carl Shaw and Com-
pany and the Titan Trio.
WOODWARD evr GRAVID BLVD
2 AAN
oven ii:}oarn
ually enjoyable evening last Fri-
day when the management of the
Inn presented their annual cab-
TODAY
aret show.
sat - SUN.
Directed by the genial Abner
C. Rosenzweig of Detroit, the
111111011 HOPKINS
artists on the program who were
a. Mel RICA—M. OBERON
FREE DELIVERY
recruited
from the colony of va-
ANIIIIIKEE — ANYTIME
In
cationists contributed their tal-
1 . 110Nr
ents in a professional manner.
TO. 8-3020
Abner also acted as master of
also
ceremonies and introduced the
11111 Henan-1101er Kelly
UNITED ARTISTS—"Anthony various acts in his own inimitable
In
Adverse," starring Fredric March, style. He proved himself a cap-
and versatile performer
Delicatessen - Restaurant
is now in the second week of its able
engagement at the United Artists drawing rounds of applause on
Dexter & Collingwood
Theater. Warner Brothers' flIMIZA- his every appearance. Twen-
tion of the Hervey Allen best-sel-
ty acts were shown which includ-
ler, has proven a best-seller in ed everything from tap dancing
I.
films, breaking records in many to acrobatics and blues songs to
parts of the United States. As imitations.
HEBREW THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE OF CHICAGO
"Anthony Adverse" playing the
The audience consisted of resi-
name role, March reaches the peak dents and vacationists at Charle-
The Hebrew Theological Col- I graduate of the college, will rep-
atoll. • Tue..- WM. Timm.
of his noted career as a film star. voix and were the guests of W.
lege of Chicago, Ill., announces resent the alumni, and will wel-
AND HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
MANI:
minim:s 1.11
E. Flynn, resident manager of
that rabbinical ordaination cere- come the seven young men into
NITNON LUDT
STATE—Bette Davis, with War- the Inn.
In
monies will take place Wednes- the rabbinate.
Rabbi Melvin
ren William in "Satan Met a La-
day evening, Sept. 2.
Goodman will be Ilebrew valedic-
dy," and Barton MacLane and
June Travis in the thriller "Jail- Tribute to "Daddy" Adolph
Seven young men will gradu- torian, and Rabbi Schmaryahu T.
break," is the double-feature pro-
ate from this institution for Swirsky will be English valedic-
Freund
aso
gram now at the State Theater,
higher Jewish learning. They torian. Rabbi Ephraim Epstein,
MADELEINE fA1t 11111 .I.
together with the first showing of
tilf0111/K 111tENT
will have completed a long and chairman of curriculum commit-
By MICHAEL SHARLITT
the Joe Louis vs. Jack Sharkey
arduous rabbinical course, and , tee, will be chairman of the eve-
Supt., Jewish Orphan Home
ning.
fight pictures.
will receive their Smichoth. These
County Clerk Montgomery
of Cleveland
At present, the college has a
graduation exercises will be the
To Be Honored at a
faculty of 20 professors, a num-
FOX—The completion of "The
sixth
held
b
y
the
college,
and
The passing of an individual,
Party on Saturday
Road to Glory," Twentieth Centu- more often than not, brings to present graduates will join the ber of whom are world-renowned
Good Parking Facilities
authorities in their fields. The
ry-Fox picture now at the Fox
dear ones sadness and despair and 52 ordained rabbis, all former student-body numbers close to
Theater, was marked by an un-
Republican candidates for coun-
daring thoughts of the futility of graduates of the college, who are 600 approximately one-fourth of
usual discution in which - each of
life. There are occasions, though, now occupying pulpits in some of which are (rem communities out- ty offices will be present at the
the stars, Fredric March, Warner
2 Jackets of Cellophane Doubly
rally, dance and floor show of the
when the last pilgrimage of dear the largest Jewish communities side of Chicago.
Baxter and Lionel Barrymore, all
InsuresOLD GOLD Freshness.
Montgomery County Clerk Club in
friends brings consciousness of of this country and Canada.
The Ilebrew Theological Col- the lintel Statler next Saturday
that it was one of the most
Recital on Sept. 4 to Con- agreed
positive and high qualities of life
The majority of the graduat- lege has grown in its scope of
interesting films in which they had
night.
itself. Especially is this likely to ing students are American-born work and importance to an amaz-
dude Ganapol Sum.
ever appeared.
Jules Klein's orchestra has been
be so when one is laid to rest who I and hold degrees from leading ing degree during the last 15
On the stage of the Fox start-
engaged and it is expected that
mer Season
has lived a span of years reminis- universities. The young men to years.
Credit for this achieve- between 2,000 and 3,000 guests
ing Friday will be that record
cent of the biblical patriarchs. be ordained are: Nathan A. Bar-
A graduation recital by Mrs. smashing revue • Vhooting High", Particularly is this so when such ack, Moses Eichenstein, Melvin ment is due the officers, directors will attend.
County Clerk Henry A. Mont-
Catherine Williams, pianist, on reaching a new mark in loveliness a life has been filled with and rich Goodman, Leon Leibik, Maurice and faculty of the college who
Friday evening, Sept. 4, will con- and comedy with Broadway's fa- in services that emphasize qualities E. Romirowsky, Irving Silver- have ever striven to uphold an gismery and Mrs. Montgomery will
unusually
high
standard,
The
In-
vorite
comedians
—
Mells-Kirk
&
be
the guests of honor.
clude the summer season of the
of brotherhood and altruism and berg and Schmaryahu T. Swir-
renown/MD.4 Trniel NrrtIce
Ganapol School of Musical Art, Howard ... don't miss their trav- selflessness, about which poets aky. They hail from several dif- stitution is located on Douglas
Blvd.
and
St.
Louis
Ave.
in
Chi-
esty
on
Haile
Selassie,
Mussolini
Molly Seigel Auxiliary of
with enrollnient for fall classes
dream, and for which philosophers ferent states and all have dis-
CORONATION BOOKINGS
and Hitler.
cago. The administration offices,
scheduled from Sept. 8 to 12.
J. C. R. S. of Denver
constantly seek.
tinguished themselves in their classrooms and library are situ-
Mrs. Williams, who is one of
As
I
listened
to
the
eulogy
of
work at the college.
Labor Day Cruise to-
ated in two beautiful modern
POWATAN
the leading musicians of Harlin-
Rabbi Franklin last Friday morn-
At
the
board meeting held
The graduation ceremonies will buildings.
Jean Vickers, new mistress of ing, I was impressed with the re-
gen, Texas, will present her re-
BERMUDA—$50.00
take place at the Anshe Knesseth
Rabbi Saul Silber is president at the home of Mrs. Fishman, 1472
cital in the school auditorium, ceremonies, singer and dancer who minder of the rabbi that Adolph
Hazelwood,
arrangements
were
Israel Synagogue, Chicago, and of the Ilebrew Theological Col-
Official Agents for all Lake,. Cass and Putnam Ayes., assisted is proclaimed the toast of two con- Freund never suggested the busi- will be honored by the presence lege; Rabbi Samuel S. Siegel is made for the annual banquet to
by Bernard Sturn, head of the tinents has made a decided hit with ness man, in spite of the fact that
be
given
on
Sunday,
Dec.
6,
in the
Ocean, Rail, Bus and Air Lines
Powatan customers. She rates tops he earned his keep in the marts of Gov. Henry Horner of Illinois, executive director, and Rabbi Philadelphia-Byron Hall. Organ'.
violin department.
and the way she handles the show of commerce. There was something who will be guest speaker. Rabbi Jacob Greenberg is dean of the nations are asked to remember the
Mrs.
Leslie
G.
Lamborn,
direc-
1022 FOX THEATER BLDG.
0. Z. Fasman of Tulsa, Okla., a college.
tor of the Euridice girls' chorus, is pleasing. Miss Vickers started about the man that constantly re-
above date when planning their
Cherry 2448
has announced a membership on the road to stardom when she flected things of the spirit. His
affairs.
drive which will culminate in was chosen one of the talent win- record as father, citizen and as
All members and friends are
Roadhouse Dinners from
invited to the next meeting on
their first rehearsal on Sept. 15. ners by Paramount. Then she was Jew kept alive in no mixed way
with Earl Carroll's "Murder at the eternal verities of loyalty,
y ,
$1.25
Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 1 p. m., at
the Vanities" after which she fraternity, benevolence and truth.
Assembly Hall. Important matters
• Never •
Wrestling at Arena Bowl toured the night spots of Europe. To many, there may have been
will be discussed.
OPENING WEDNESDAY
Lovett & Company close Sunday thoughts of dogmatic prejudice.
nor Renard
on Monday
Cover Charge
S )
night after a long engagement To others, this single-minded ad-
Cantor Leo Lange, the sensa-
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
8231WOODWARD
.
"The Dowager Queen
which incedentally has proven herence to convictions suggested a tional cantor of Moscow and now All Zionist Organizations
Oki Shikina, the Oriental jui very popular. Raye, Prince and
to Meet on Tuesday
courage
and
devotion
to
conscience
of
New
York,
is
to
visit
Detroit
of the Night Clubs" jitsu man, will wrestle his first Hughie, three popular song writ-
Represented
on
Cen-
that would not yield to anything during the months of September
main event at the Arena Bowl ers open Monday night direct from
Eva Prenzlauer Maternity Aid
less than the deep beauty of affec- and October. Cantor Leo Lange
tral Board
next Monday evening, opposing 27 weeks at the Cocoanut Grove.
announces that its first meeting
tion and love which he had in has more than 20 years of experi-
Ivan Rasputin, the ponderous
of the season will be held on
Gene Mona, dancer, does a tap abundance.
ence as cantor. He has officiated
A nation-wide Shekel campaign Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 1:30 p. m., at,
Russian in a finish bout.
GREAT
routine. The five dancing rockets
I have seen him at close range
has been launched by the affiliat- the Jewish Community Center. Re-
This match is the aftermath of continue as does Gene Region and when he would rise to a challenge
ACTS
ed Zionist bodies of the United freshments will be served.
a hectic short bout which these his swing band. The Rockets are of personal principles and faith.
*JEAN
VICKERS
States at the request of the
two athletes wrestled last Mon- doing a new Knock-Knock number Unpopularity of his opinions did
Plans will be suggested for the
Tonitof
World Zionist Executive. Al- annual donor luncheon which will
day which resulted in a victory that makes a hit.
* GENE MONA
not dissuade him. Defeat in deci-
atoessol Soso
though this Is not a Zionist Con- take place Dec. 1. .
for the Oriental, who scored the
sion did not dismay him. lie'was
*LOVETT a CO.
gress Year, the Interest in Pales-
Mrs. George Cohen Is chairman
only fall via a jui jitsu trick.
Ifinkr1111plAi_
DEMAND FOR MOTHERS' a soldier of the old school, and he
tine is greater than ever, owing of a bridge tea, to be given at
— 11origerals. is 70•
Other bouts Monday will be:
fought to his last day. Perhaps
nn
to the serious situation resulting Kerns Auditorium, Tuesday, Oct.
John Swenski, Minneapolis, vs. MILK EXCEEDS SUPPLY the greatest comfort of his final
*
ca1175.
from the murderous attacks of 6, at 1:30 p. m.
SWING sass
and Her Orchestra
Walter Rory, Detroit; Jose Man-
years was the satisfaction of fight-
5 Diming Intuit
Arab bandits on innocent Jews
Mrs. Minnie Goodman gave a
uel, Portugal, vs. Hans Schnable, Appeal for Additional Mills Is ing his old battles over and over
and their property.
donation in honor of her daugh-
Germany; and Johnny Silvy,
again.
Made by Community Fund
Hamilton, vs. Ray Ryan, San
One hundred thousand shek- ter's wedding.
I like to think of "Daddy"
Mothers' Milk Bureau
Diego.
olim have already been distribut-
Freund as child as well as patri-
ed throughout the country, and Contributions to the Council
With 10 premature or seriously arch. The simplicity with which he
are in the hands of the various
was
devoted
to
his
family,
the
Camp Happy Day Fund
Coming Maridayi
sick babies desperately in need
Sunday
groups.
Council Camp of the Detroit
of mother's milk, the Commun- unashamed pride with which he
Dinner
The campaign will finish at the section of National Council of
hhighlo
defended
his
people,
his
transpar-
ity Fund Mothers' Milk Bureau of
DeLuse
end of September with the proc- Jewish Women received a contribu-
sod Prince
Woman's Hospital issued an ap- ent devotion to altruistic causes,
lamation
MI
a
special
Shekel
Day
his
indefatigable
energy
suggest
$1.50
tion for the Council Camp Ilappy
D.Irte htm
Announcement of furloughs for peal for additional milk.
when Zionists and all Palestine Day Fund from Mrs. Isaac Gil-
Wrsla at is.
on the one hand the vigor and
the forthcoming High Holy Days
The demand for mother's milk
COCOANUT
sympathisers will be visited by bert in honor of the birthday an-
1utrge
S
by United States Department has always exceeds the supply, but virility of youth and on the other,
lover
`ROVE
special
committees.
the
protective
philosophy
of
ma-
niversary
of
E.
Tabor.
been made by the Jewish Welfare at this time the unusual number
The organizations and their na -
turity and age. Ile was stalwart
Board.
of premature babies has made
tion-wide branches participating
The order of the United States the need imperative, according to in his beliefs and in his energies.
I am happy to have this oppor-
in the campaign are: Zionist Or-
War Department is as follows:
ENJOY YOURSELF AT . .
Miss Rae Hylund, who has charge
ganization of America, lladassah,
"Furlough,. for Jewish holidays to
tunity to pay my tribute to the
•
soldier. of the Jewish faith. The Sec- of the Bureau.
man who will always be known to
CANTOR
LEO
LANGE
Order Sons of Zion, Masada,
retary of Wnr desires. In order to per-
The bureau takes milk only his devoted friends as "Daddy."
Poale Zion-Zeire Zion, Pioneer
mit Holdiers of the Jewish faith to
from mothers who have more
in principal cities throughout Eu- Women Organization, Jewish Na-
partielpote in the celebration of High
Holy Hay. (Rosh Hashonah), beginning milk than they need for their own
rope and was well known as the tional Workers Alliance, League
at sundown Wednesday. Sept. H. 1530.
child. It pays mothers 10 cents
"Wonder Cantor". Ile made a seri- for Labor Palestine, Hashomer
and continuing until sundown. Friday,
ous study of the age-old Hebrew Hatzair Mizrachi, Helmet Ilamiz-
Sept. 18. and the Hay of Atonement an ounce and carfare to the hos-
Res rr ions, Phone Pi ree 3559
Cyom Kippur). beginning atsundown.
Grego at Eight-MU
pital, where the milk is taken.
melodies and took a general music rachi, Mizrachi Women's Organ-
Friday. Sept 35. and continuing until
DANCING NIGHTLY EXCrPT MONDAY
course in the Conservatory of Mos- ization.
sundown, Saturda. Sept. H. that mem- Arrangements should be made
bers of that faith be granted furloughs through Miss Hylund, Columbia
cow.
Samuel Markewich, chairman,
for such time m necessary to permit
5716 for appointments.
Leo Lange has been acclaimed Is aided by the United States
Admission $1.25
them to he at their home.. when Pene•
Hirable, or at places where them eel,
The
Mothers'
Milk
Bureau
was
as one of the greatest creative art- Central Shekel Board.
Enactment
of
more
stringent
TAN INCLUDED
bratIons are held. from nom of TUfedAY. ; organized in 1914 and is one of
laws providing Wayne County ists of synagogue music, both as •
Sept 15. 1538. to noon of Sunday, Sept.
Information and material in
composer and interpretor. He is
10. WMa nd from on of Thursday,. the best equipped bureaus in the courts with broader powers to
regard to this campaign can be
Rept. as. 1 . . to midnight of o ay. world. It has served RS a model
also an authority on traditional
punish
for
contempt
of
court
as
AND HIS OACHIEsTRA
obtained
by writing to the secre-
Sept. H. UM, provided no Interference
Daily
a means of curbing pre-trial pub- liturgical and secular music. He is tary, Isaac Hamlin, United States
with the nubile eervIce Is occasioned in the establishment of similar
THE MAN WITH A THOUSAND SONGS
strongly opposed to the modern
thereby "
bureaus,
and
has
been
the
subject
licity,
was
urged
by
Circuit
Court
Double
Similar orders have been issued of scientific articles and studies Commissioner William J. Griffin, adoption of opera and street songs Central Shekel Board, room 300,
EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAT—ALL•STAR FLOOR SHOW
III Fifth Ave., •tiew York City.
tiro and
affecting Jewish men in service by for many years. Milk which it chairman of the Detroit Bar As- to the synagogue.
st•rolol
the
Bureau of Navigation of the supplies is scientifically handled, sociations' committee on criminal
Nw
He has succeeded in giving the
United States Navy Department, from the physical examination law and its enforcement.
old traditional melodies known as
the Civilian Conservation Corps given to the mother, through to
Judge Griffin, who is a candi- "Nusach," a modern aspect. His
and the United States Coast Guard. the sterilized containers in which date for re-election on the Re- unusually beautiful voice, rich
Slice Ann f ohenand Henry WPM of
There is also a standing order of it is packed and made ready for publican ticket for Circuit Court knowledge of music and poignant
Detroit ,pens ...vat
a. the house
the United States Veterans Ad- the infant. It has been the means Commissioner, has been instru- praying brought him early recog- gm.. of Mr. •nd Mrs. days
Singer.
ministration granting furloughs of supplying over a million ounces
mental in instituting several nition. lie brings a spirit imbued
Before returning tti hi. gentiles at the
during Jewish holidays.
since it was organized.
changes in court procedure dur- with the religious fervor to the Medical 31, hootat Ann Arbor, Mr. David Fitzgerald Cites Benefits Accruing to Property Owners
Y. M. H. A.'s, Y. W. H. A.'s and
Kahn will assn' the remainder of Ma
ing the past year which have been services, bred in the orthodox tra- vacation
at Wheeling. W. Va. Wmhing-
and Local Government
Jewish community centers affili-
Gifts to North End Clinic commended by Executive Judge ditions of the old world in modern ton, Chicano. and In the Rata of
ated with the Jewish Welfare
musical settings.
Iowa.
North End Clinic has received Ira W. Jayne of the Circuit Court
Board will conduct services dur-
Cantor Lange begins to officiate
and Howard C. Baldwin, past
Governor Frank D. Fitzgerald championed the advertising cam-
sir. Harry n.m.lfln of Ow he,ter.
ing the High Holy Days. Where the following contributions:
with his choir, conducted by David N. Y. ban returned after ,peon log two Issued a statement reminding tax- paign for tax collection last year,
In memory of Mrs. Flora Eng- president of the Detroit Bar As-
there are soldiers and sailors of
Schkolnick, at the Congregation tseek. with her mother Mrs. Joseph payers that they must act at once, which resulted in the payment of
socistion.
Kramer .
the Jewish faith located in their lander, from Mr. and Mrs. Mon-
If they wish to tke advantage of $15,000,000 In first installments, of
These innovations have result- B'nai David, Elmhurst and 14th
vicinities, they will cooperate in roe Rosenfield.
Mr amt Mr,. Mitt Temkin and ditugh-
Stu., on Saturday, Sept. 12, at mid-
the savings offered by the 10-year which $13,500,000 went directly for
In memory of Mrs. Fred Rosen- ed in increased efficiency and
ter. Bernie.. or Providentf. R. I. , and
the holding of services for them.
night,
for
Slichos.
He
will
conduct
the upkeep of local governments.
Samuel Dry, of f 11 mton. Mass, have installment plan of paying delin-
field, from Mrs. Carrie May Ber- economy in the administration of
services
on
Rosh
Hashonah,
Kol
returned aver 'pending several days quent taxes.
Chancery Reference Division
w
ith
Mr
and
Mrs.
Aleg
Kahn
Error in Announcement of ger. In memory of Dr. Isaac L. Poloz- the
"September 1 is the deadline," National A. E. Pi Orphans
of the court and in judgment Nidre and Yon, Kippur.
Rabbi J. S. Sperka of Congre-
Iflm Molly Orem, of St. Paul. Minn
Mrs. Gordon's Illness
the governor declared. Those who
ker, from Mrs. Carrie May Berger. creditor's proceedings.
Day to Be Observed Here
gation B'nai David will give his who wit. the how.e guest of Mr as ,1 paid their first. installment last
In memory of Adolph Freund,
Ore I. II 11,Hann has returned to her
sermons in both Jewish and Eng- home
year, and those who wish to come
Surd
un ay.
We regret exceedingly the grave from Mrs. Carrie May Berger,
lish.
—
The Detroit Alumni Club of
udder the plan by making two pay-
Enjoy DOUBLE - MELLOW Old error in last week's issue of The Miss Bessie Etter, Miss Dorothy
In compliment In Mrs. Mac Temkin
Alpha Epsilon Pi, national inter-
Gold Cigarettes with your dinner Detroit Jewish Chronicle relative Krieger, Miss Mary Corbett, Mrs.
of Pros Men,. R I and Mies dully ments at once, will find it to their
Oren. Mite Ale. Kahn was hostess u advantage, I am sure, to visit their
collegiate
social fraternity, is
to the illness of Mrs. Judith Gor- Jean Davidson, Mrs. Louis Welt.
the country Club ests on Wed-
sporumeng a day's outing for a
county treasurer."
, For the Social Service Relief
IFICIattiar Ntribell mode v and Mrs to 35
I. ft
gu Martha-on en.
don.
PARIS (WNS)—Alexander G.
group
of
children
at the Jewish
Last
year,
the
governor
recalled,
;sitn
,,,:l
.t
.r4
45
Ewe.
In
their
honor
on
We are pleased to learn that Fund, in memory of Adolph
Pincus, New York banker, has
treasurers' offices were jammed S'hildren's Home of Detroit, on
Mrs. Gordon is showing signs of Freund, from Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
who with It•t.1.1 13 ..... am making their
been named a Chevalier of the future home in Flint, Ifirh the Sister.
Sunday,
Aug.
30.
This
affair is an
during
the
closing
days,
causing
Mr. end Mrs H r . Anthen• had att
YESTERDAY-TODAY I TOMORROW improvement in health.
Frank and from Neugarten Sun- French Legion of Honor for his bond of Temple Beth Jacob gam • f• ,-
their attest. for r, era' darn thole Meter. much inconvenience and delay. To annual event in Detroit, and one
Mrs. Gordon, 418 Holbrook Ave., shine Club.
hint heron and bridge on TuradaY. the Mi.. Harriet. Rom and
Helen
services in donating his huge well
sponsored
from
coast to
which
is
avoid
this,
he
urged
that
payments
35. at the summer home of Mrs Rosenberg of Detroit_
71 years of age and for the past
In honor of the 30th wedding an- painting of war heroes, "Pan- Aug.
Cu,
lake. Tha
coast by the fraternity.
Jo
pr seph Barnett at
be made as early as possible.
30 years a resident of Detroit, was niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mre Norman But kner. pre•
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Roman have r.
theon
de
la
Guerre,"
for
Exhibi-
inauguration
of this
While
the
state
is
standing
the
Since
the
milted her with • gift from the Sister- l,
• id rupee the latter.
the victim of a paralytic stroke Frank from Mrs. Carrie May Ber-
Mra
, movement by the fraternity, four
tion at the Chicago Exposition.
hood
Joseph (trod, of iNI rnl, and - niers expenses of the tax-collection drive
while collecting food for poor fam- ger.
declared
It
has
progressed
from
Wm Mildred Norman al Buffalo
years
ago,
it
Governor Fitzgerald
ilies from the merchants of the
111r. Lout. Meyers •n4 laughter.
In honor of the 40th wedding an-
RODIN CLUB
acting merely as a collection its beginning with the alumni of
Marjorie. who have
been the house
Mr. Clio Levine NI. returned home wan
Eastern Market.
nivereary of Dr. and Mrs. Leo hi
m
an
,.
an
d
.„
na
,,
a
d
nd
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
HP
knee
att
today
com-
The last meeting of the Rodin
ar
agent. Ninety per cent of the de- New York City until
Mrs. Gordon, • member of prac- Franklin, from Mrs. Carrie May
e 'Oath. In Milwaukee and Heaver, Col
the P.m month. 10, fur their hom
Club was held Thursday after- for
linquent taxes colteeted remain in mittees are in charge of regular
—
tically every charity organization Berger.
in Peoria. III
the local community where they programs in almost every large
noon, Aug. 20, at the home of
Mr and Mr. Phil Zarbar ant Mr
in
the
city,
through
her
untiring
MOWS THE SAME GOOD Me
Kollin and daughter. !Amine
Mrs
originate. They are used for the city in the country.
2370
Sturte-
Mrs.
Fannie
Rodin
and unselfish efforts, has been in- Einstein Finds Stradivariu s
returned home from a, two week.' Melt
.pendin g • week in North•
support of city, township, school
LOUSA SI, Felsenthal is chairman
vant. The luncheon was a fare- to Milwaukee and rhIclgo
all.higan re.rt ♦
strumental
in
feeding
numerous
THE Ordissa
of the affair for Detroit The com-
After
Giving
Impromptu
district, or government.
well for the chairman. Mildred
Jewish families, who otherwise
tlr 0 . 1 Me e Toek w•InAtt •I'. I II
SIM. Mini Hit. hnel4 of North Van
consists of: Joseph Taiscb,
"The
state
is
deeply
interested,"
mittee
BEER IN THE GREEN BOTTLE would be forced to face starvation.
Bardy, who left that afternoon rationing
Concert
in MaeltInar Island
Buren 0' who has been 'letting her
Harold Nelson. Mr.
Mater. Mr. I. Levin.. of 144-1.1., sit he explained, "for the reason that Mr. and
SARANAC LAKE, N. Y.— for a visit to California. Among
Before the holidays the rooms
..7‘...
a,...Ths.1.
nd S. 1 .
4 .:Itert
. 7 h e a..
A orlr
her summer home In Charlevoix. fo r • self-supporting local government and Mrs. Ralph Walker
and
those
present
were
Mrs.
Robert
(WNS)
—
After
giving.
an
im-
Ear the peel DO treeKt has returned.
at the home of Mrs. Gordon were
of
a
government.
George
Gilbert.
Is the best kind
transformed into stockrooms, where promptu 10-minute conceit on a Kostoff of Flint and Mrs. Jack at ramp ArnWlsorn In nOrhorn Canada
Dr. Jules M. Goldsmith. one of
Mra Sarn Komler and thud*,
It Is managed by Its own people.
Mr
Contributions to the United the collection of numerous food violin borrowed from James Rob- Price of Chicago. Following the Mr. J.rnm. Verne delightfully en- Mrs
Mrs Harold Stone and Mrs It
It is not subject to evils of remote the alumni members uf the frat-
Airmen to for Ann Arbor tn join Mien
Jewish Charities
products were stored for distribu- bins, his 84-year-old guide, Pro- luncheon and meeting cards were .ruined i • ai •
local ernity, will entertain.
gas PIO Mated control. Likewise, when •
1(..Orr.
h eno " . AA' .
fessor Alhert Einstein told the played and prizes awarded at n^ u" .^^."' •T A A A
tion among the poor.
'sou.,
so
no.
sst
sue° . II her A A.. almoner
ee•I
eommuaity handles its own affairs,
up the ITIortmln shore and lark
nn °Dates Detre
Mrs. Gordon is the mother of amazed guide that he believed the each table.
Contributions to the United
William Dudley PePey, Amer-
it
does
not
become
an
additional
tn• tras of the oral,
The next meeting of the Rodin
Jewish Charities were received Benjamin 13. Gordon, local attor- instrument to be • Stradivarius.
financial burden to the state. The Ices would-be Hitler, Us irritbul
"Such a violin," the Professor Club will be held Thursday, Sept
Governor Dave Sheltz of Florida.
from M s. J. laenstadt and family ney.
his
autobiography . . . Only 11111
local
unit
of
government,
the
state,
H. H. Schwartz. the Democratic
murmured, after playing it on the 4, at the home of Mrs. Baer, who Is a "Congregational Jew," if
and Johanna Funke, in memory of
and the people in general profit copies of it have been printed, % _
There's talk of a mass Palestine wharf where his sailboat was an- 3030 Calvert. Luncheon will be you get what we mean. ono• had nominee for United States from when taxes are paid."
Milton Hanauser; and from Jus-
six inches thick ...
a
volu-ie
tryout with the Brooklyn Dodg- Wyoming, is not Jewish, despite
tine and Mrs. Henry M. Butzel, in tour In 1937 under the auspices of chored. The Einstein, are spend- served at 12:30 and the meeting a
It was Governor Fitzgerald who entirely mimeographed.
' his name •
will follow.
ing the summer here.
err.
Hadassah.
memory of Adolph Freund,
Wm. Boesky, Inc.
Sammy Dibert
"These Three"
"Laughing
Irish Eyes"
"Naughty
Marrietta"
"Case Against
Mrs. Ames"
f
AT.
A JOAN
LS.N DE IR SON
*FRANK WINE-GAR
Cantor Leo Lange
Will Officiate at
Cong. B'nai David
ZIONISTS LAUNCH
SHEKEL CAMPAIGN
and his NBC, CBS
Orchestra
SOPHIE
TUCKER
Furloughs for
High Holy Days
Chaki: 4
G r if fin Candidate
For Re - Election As
Wayne Commissioner
STARTING TONIGHT—RETURN ENGAGEMENT
* FRANK GILLEN
USUAL FINE FOOD AND LIQUORS—FAMOUS ROADHOUSE DINNERS
Gliti; Notts
GOVERNOR URGES 2nd PAYMENT
ON 10-YEAR PLAN IN TAX DRIVE
STATE FAIR
GR-OURDS
A. G. Pincus Named
To Legion of Honor
Alto
lacier
Mrs.