November 20, 1936

TimperEorriEwisnatRor tam

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

PAGE TEN

MEN'S CLUB MEETINGS EVERY
MONDAY IN SOCIAL HALL

Emma Lazaroff-Schauer

Appear wt th San Carlo Co .

!Mann Chevrolet Co. \
THE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND
I Displays New Cars
Quality Furniture
ITS AFFILIATED AGENCIES

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Commenting on the amazing in-
Emma Lazaroff-Schauer, noted
terest the car buying public is
Detroit soprano, who made her
v
displaying in the new 1937 Che-
operatic debut with the San Carlo
sketches rolet models, Carl S. Schiller, gen-
Opera Co. in Detroit in October, EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is one of • series of brief the
Jewish
affiliated
with
codes
ewish
ag
k
o
f
f
J
J
i
h
manager
of
the
Jack
Mann
h
describing
the
work
933, again will sing with this fa-
i era! m
rot. Samuel M. Levin of Wayne 1
Welfare Federation of Detroit and receiving their income from Chevrolet Co., 12th St. at Phila.
TheMen's Club of Shaarey Ze- P niversity will lecture on the sub moos company, at the Wilson
the Allied Jewish
Campaign. delphia Ave., pointed out this week
Theater. She will appear
as Mar-
dek is becoming an important so- ect: "The Challenge of Social
that in all of
guerite in "Faust" on Monday eve-
cial dub, The social hall of the ecurity." Games will precede and
his many
•
THE JEWISH OLD FOLKS' HOME
nine, Nov. 23.
synagogue is open for the benefit ollove -the lecture and discussion.
years of ex-
Mrs. &haver has not spent much
The Jewish Old Folks' Home of Detroit, now located
of the members every Monday eve-
perience in the
of her time recently in Detroit,
at
296-318
Edmund.
Place,
is
looking
forward
to
early
ning for meetings, games, read-
automobile
having had many singing engage-
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
ing and good-fellowship. Last week,
business he
occupancy
of
the
new
building,
which
is
being
constructed
ments
throughout
the
United
some 40 members engaged in a
had never seen
Moinet's Dining Room at 5167 States. She spent several months on Petoskey and Burlingame.
such spontane-
table tennis tournament which was Cass
t
has been chosen as the of last year in Palestine, where
There
are
at
present
44
residents
in
the
Home
of
won by Dr. Perry Goldman, with
sus and uni-
she gave concerts to delighted au-
George Golanty as the runnner- scene of the Zedakah Juniors' diences in the larger cities and whom 23 are men and 21 are women. They range in age
versal interest
up. played checkers, rend charity bridge on Dec. 2, at 8
in a car as
from
66
to
101,
and
the
average
age
is
78.
m Plans for this affair were towns of Palestine.
and engaged in interesting con-
'be public is
On Nov. 8 she gave a concert in
Services are conducted for the residents of the Old
versation. A most exciting exhibi- made at the home of Miss Julia Orchestra
showing in the
Hall,
Chicago,
for
the
tion of table tennis was given by Berkan on Nov. 15. Prof. Van benefit of the Smith College schol- Folks' Home in the Home, and many social events are
new Chevrolet.
Charles Bernstein, Detroit News Vcchten of Wayne University was arship fund. The house was packci punned for them not only by the board of directors but
"And the
champion, Northeastern Y.M.C.A. guest speaker. His topic was and the critics were most enthusi- also by the Women's Auxilary, which is one of the most
new Chevrolet
and City Y.M.C.A. champion, and "Juvenile Delinquency."
deserves a II
Jack Mann
The next meeting will be at astic.
Sidney Shiff, champion of Wayne
the praise and
After the San Carlo engagement active women's clubs in Detroit.
rrenldent
University whom he defeated at- the home of Miss Violent Bonin, she is to appear with this company
THE NEW HOME FOR THE AGED
a d m i r a floc
2932 Cortland, on Sunday, Nov.
ter three games.
that
is
being
heaped
on it," said
Detroit' Jewish community this year sees the realiza-
in several other cities in
Next Monday evening, Nov. 23, 29, at 1:30 p. m.
Mr.
Schiller.
"The
complete
car—
ill
be
presented
in
hen
w
ti
of
the
new
Home
on
o
e
roles and t
tion
of
a
noble
dream
in
the
comp
completely
new,
it
is
bound
to hold
recitals in St. Louis, Boston, Ak-
made
the
millions
of
friends
it
has
for
the
Aged.
Cleveland
and
other
cities.
roe, 0.,
The new building, on the west side of Petoskey, be- in the past—and make millions
Mrs. Scheyer arrived in Detroit
more.
We
are
looking
forward
to
tween Lawrence and Burlingame Ayes., will have 62
Wednesday evening.
BE YOUR FAMILY'S HOST AT
bedrooms and 2 six-bedroom wards and will provide ac- the b i g g e a t_
Rabbi Sperka to Speak at commodations for 107 people as well as accommodations year in o u 1
history, a n t
Services Nov. 27
for the superintendent and nurses.
Adjoining the Home for the Aged a synagogue is our records fo
On Friday evening, Nov. 27, being built, containing a balcony for the women, access 19 3 6 oho',
TWELFTH and HAZELWOOD
Rabbi Joshua Sperka of Con-
that we haul
gregation Bnni David will occupy to which is directly off the second floor of the home.
There are two dining rooms, divided by folding doors delivered 843
the pulpit at the late Friday eve-
cars and
ning gatherino . and will deliver so that either half or all of the dining hall may be used new
Complete with all the trimmings
an address entitled "The Leading at will and the two kitchens, one each for milk and meat, over 1600 used
cars
up
to the
Riddle of an Age." A social pro-
at less than it will cost at horns
present time.
separated by a glass partition.
gram will follow.
The plant of the Home, boiler rooms, laundry, kitchen, This remark.
etc., have been so grouped as to make it impossible for I able rsalalecseareucs-

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Regular Meetings Will Alternate With Games Nights of Organize-
tion at Shaarey Zedek

Minus the High Price Tag at

ABRAMSON

is a proven fact to the thousands
of people who during the past 16
years have purchased FURNI-
TURE from us. You too will find,
to your satisfaction, that this is
absolutely true.
The finest in Furniture and Car-
pets is always featured on our
floors. Our enlarged buying
power, low rent locations and
reduced overhead, permit us to
offer you greater savings than
has ever been possible.

Next Thursday—Thanksgiving Day

Boesky's on 12th St.

WE URGE YOU TO SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY

ABRAMSON
Furniture Co.

SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER

Ginsberg Motor Sales

Take Great Pleasure in Showing

the new 1937 FORD V- 8

Now Two V- 8 Engine Styles ---BUT

• • •

Model '60' for Maximum Economy

One .Wheelbase and One
Standard of Beauty, Corn-

Model '85' For Maximum Performance

fort and Safety . • • .

noises or odors to reach the living quarters.
fourth among
The first and second floors of the home are connected the Chevrolet
dealers
in the
by ramps suitable for either walking or wheel-chair use,
. '.' Co aLl, ,,,S i. Schiller
and making it unnecessary for the old folks to use the D eitrhoei t p e a rlan
stairways, which are provided for emergencies,
net of the Mann organization, Jack
There is a hospital unit in the front wing of the build- Mann, president; Carl S. Schiller,
Caman Licht-
ing and directly overhead is a section for the care of the general manager;
Joe Zo-
sales manager,
mentally infirm. There is also a chiropractor's room con- man,
and a re well-1
manager,
butt, service
known in automobile circles as
fleeted to locker rooms, showers and toilet rooms.
A large open porch on the second floor is for the con- capable and efficient executives
lly u nderstan d every p hase 1
who fua
venience of the old folks during the summer time. In . of
the u to mobile business. T heir
addition there are six large sun rooms with southern ex conscientous and ernest desire to
make of every customer a satisfied
posure for use in poor weather.
fol-
Every bedroom in the home has been laid out facing one has won for them a large
hev
.
lowi
n g. The
rn
ne on displayC at their
now
e
ls
municating toilets and wash rooms between each two bed- showrooms and a cordial invite-
tion to view them is extended to
rooms and public baths off the corridors.
the entire community.

DELEGATION FROM CHICAGO HEBREW
COLLEGE TO ARRIVE HERE ON DEC.
Ginsberg Motor Sales

TO APPRECIATE THIS CAR YOU MUST SEE IT AND DRIVE IT

Sales

Service

We Have a Selection of Guaranteed Used Cars for Sale. We Will Accept Any
Make of Car in Trade.

12535-43 Gratiot Avenue

Two Minutes' Drive East of City Airport

OPEN SUNDAYS

PINGREE 6400

R a i n IG I R A To

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*Family reunions! Hungry mouths!
Heaping plates! What joyous times fall
and winter bring—but what a strain
on mother and on her pocketbook.

You need a

G-E THRIFT UNIT

REFRIGERATOR

With its sure protection of food sup-
plies more marketing can be done on
one trip on the"BargainDays."Special
dishes can be prepared in advance,
ready to serve when wanted. And
"leftovers"—always a bigger problem
during the holiday season—can be
safely saved.
Make it a happier, thriftier holiday
season this November and December
by getting your G.E now. Remember
the G•13 Thrift Unit
produces constant
cold at a triclinic cost,
and is as thrifty in De-
cember ea it is in May.

5 teats for postage

Of Cali for • copy of

G-E's Dew 'Dictionary
Ies the most
of Food." compilation
of
complete

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Eves to 9 p. m.

Gifts -:- Toys

No German Goods Sold
Rent a Book-3c • Day

Club Rooms to Itent

Club Exchange 10220 Dexter

CLASSIFIED

Mothers' Clubs

Sundays to 5 p.

m.

AMERICAN-born young man, 37
years old, wishes to get ac-
quainted with American young
lady in Michigan or vicinity
who has business connections
whereby he can prove his abil-
ity. Object, matrimony. No
matchmakers. Write Box 100,
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.

REGISTERED MALE NURSE
desires patients suffering with
rheumatism, paralysis, etc. Ex-
pert masseur, specializing in
Swedish massage for reducing
or gaining of weight. Twenty
years experience. Treatment in
your own home. Reasonable
rates. Satisfactory references.
Phone Temple 1-6238 or Temple
1-7997.

Mrs. Sarah Avrin, a member RELIABLE HOUSE HELP. Laun-
dresses, women for house clean-
of the West Warren Mothers'
ing, house maids. women for
of the Jewish Community
To Speak in Various Congregations of City About Work Club
Center, was honored Sunday eve-
part time work. By hour, day
Being Done by This House for Higher
ning, Nov. 8, at the senior Kovod
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
night
through
her
election
to
the
son 2526.
Jewish Learning
Kovod Society, the national honor
society of Jewish Centers. Mrs. BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL FOR RENT — Beautiful, warm
room with six windows for two
ladies or gentlemer. desirous of
Avrin was the founder of the
gentlemen in home of couple.
making acquaintance for the
Fenkell Mothers' Clubs and is
Near bus and car line.' 3296
purpose of matrimony, write Box
now in charge of all of the Moth-
Elmhurst. Townsend 7-4794.
75,
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle.
ers' Club dramatic presentations.
The Mothers' Club dramatic Strictly confidential.
ATTRACTIVE 3 ROOM—Sub-let
group meets every Monday at 2
for winter. All conveniences,
r p. ns. at the Center. The next QUILTS--Made or recovered from
4
completely furnished, radio,
meeting will be on Monday, Nov. your own feathers or wools. Pil-
piano, etc. Adults. References.
t ply:
23. Two plays are now in pro- I lows recovered—special, $1.25.
2987 Gladstone, apt. 205. Ty-
duetion. Full line of :urtains, baby,
ler 5-3047, evenings and Sun-
shower
and
wedding
gifts.
Dex-
On alternate Monday evenings
day.
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
beginning Nov. 23, at 9 p. m.,
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Ilogarth
the Mothers' Clubs public speak-
9050.
ing class meets at the Jewish
J. W. E. W. O. Branch Plans
David J.
Community Center.
PRIVATE JEWISH HOME FOR
Cohen is the instructor.
New Year Party Me.
AGED moved to larger quarters
"Youth and Sex," is the sub-
at 1602 W. Philadelphia, near
modal, Donor Events
ject of a lecture to be delivered
Woodrow Wilson. Strictly kosher.
by Dr. A. E. Schiller at the 12th
Personal attention by PEARL
St.
Club
meeting
on
Tuesday,
A
regular meeting of the
FISIIER. Limited accommoda- North Woodward branch of the
HEBREW THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE OF' CHICAGO
Nov. 24, at 8 p. m., at the Pin-
tions. Trinity 2-0096.
gree
and
Woodrow
Wilson
Syne-
Jewish
Women's European Wel-
On Saturday, Dec. 5, Parsha the College has graduated more
than 62 young rabbis who are
fare Organization was held at
YaYeshev, a delegation of Chi- serving large Jewish communities gog,ue.
Mrs. W. G. Bergman of the FOR RENT—Lovely, airy room the home of Mrs. S. Satovsky of
cago rabbis will address members all over the country, and are a Wayne University Extension Serv-
in home of young couple. Rea- Chicago Blvd., on Nov. 16.
of the various synagogues in De- credit and pride to our people. ice will lead • discussion on "Ap-
sonable. W. Small, 3401 Atkin-
Plans are progressing for the
troit with a view to acquainting The faculty of the college, num- plied Psychology" at a meeting
son. Near Dexter bus and Clair-
annual New Year's Eve party to
local Jewry with the scope and bering 19 world-renowned schol- of the Young Mothers' Study Club
mount car line.
be held at the Phanlax Club.
importance of the great Ilebrew ars, is responsible for the high on Tuesday, Nov. 24, at 1 p. m.,
Theological College, located in standards of the institution. and at the Dexter branch. Public WANTED—Experienced salesmen with Mrs. A. J. Redblatt as the
Chicago, and having an enroll- for the fine idealism of its stu- speaking and dramatics for this
in men's furnishings. Apply chairman, Mrs. S .Kaufman, co-
ment of over 400 young men,
Federal Department Store, chairman, assisted by Mrs. A.
group
are
held
every
Thursday
dent
body.
Kurzman and Mrs. M. Sklare. A
hailing from all parts of the
9824 Jos Campau.
Because of the recent years of evening at 8 p. m., beginning
10-course dinner will be served,
country. Several students from
Nov. 26, at the Dexter branch.
there will be noisemakers, prizes,
this city are at present attending the deression, when the income
YOUNG
MAN
WANTED
for
part
A jury panel on "Child develop-
college
c ollege was depleted to an
and
snappy music by a well se-
classes there, and among the of
time work. Apply Federal De-
young rabbis, graduates of the alarming extent, the Beth Hame- ment" will be participated in by
partment Store, 9824 Jos Cans- lected orchestra. The committee
members of the Woodward Young
drash
LaTorah
is
struggling
finan-
institution, are a number who
asks for early reservations as ac-
Club on Thursday, Nov. o, pan.
formerly lived al Detroit, among cially at the present time, and Mothers
commodations are limited. Call
them Rabbi Louis Milgrom of the purpose of this Detroit visit 26, at 2 p. m., at the Jewish Com- FOR RENT—Large, airy room Townsend 8-9542, or Townsend
munity
Center.
Among
those
tak-
Joliet, and Rabbi Jacob Brown of is to interest the Jews of our city
for
a
young
lady
or
gentleman
8-4412 for information.
Atlanta, Ga. to join in this great work of per- ing part are Mrs. Flora Cedar,
in home of adults. Garage
Plans for the fourth annual
In the 15 years of its existence, petuating the Torah and Judaism. Mrs. Dora Pechenik, Mrs. Ilelwig
available.
Near
Linwood
street
donor luncheon on Tuesday, Jan.
Price, Mrs. J. Weinbaum, Mrs.
car or Dexter bus. 2677 Elm- 12, at 12:30 p. nn., at the De-
ter S. Goldstein, he has again been I Dora Cohen and Mrs. H. Kaplan.
hurst. Townsend 6-8826.
troit Leland hotel, are well on
Bereznitzer Aid Society 3rd appointed as chairman of the ball. This group is also sponsoring
talks on home nursing, parha- FOR RENT — Large, pleasant the way. The general chairman.
Dave Diamond and his band will mentry law, sewing, knitting,
Annual Ball Nov. 22
room in home of adults. Near Mrs. E. Epps, Townsend 8-2934,
provide entertainment. Tickets may public speaking and dramatics.
14th bus and Clairmount car. and her co-chairman, Mrs. A.
be obtained by calling Peter S.
A gym class for mothers is held
The third annual ball of the Goldstein, To. 5-0453, or Meyer
Good home for right party. Kurzmann, Ilogarth 4767, appeal
to the public to co-operate by
every
Tuesday,
at
2
p.
m.,
at
the
Bereznitzer Aid Society will take Terebelo, To. 8-6330.
Tyler 6-3147,
reserving that date and giving
Jewish Community Center, under
place Sunday evening, Nov. 22, at
Although
this
organization
is
early pledges. The following
the
direction
of
Miss
Edith
Mus-
FOR
RENT—Warm
and
comfort-
the Moose Temple, Cass and Eliza-
only three years old, it has played kin, director of the women's phy-
able, furnished room by con- chairmen of ways and means will
beth Ayes.
an
important
role
for
Jewish
re-
cleat
education
department.
genial couple without children. be glad to offer suggestions and
As this affair will bring to a lief by contributing generously to
Reasonable. Good transporta- help in making pledges: Rum-
close the many social events of the local, national and international
If you ladies going abroad want
tion. Call mornings. 3342 W. mage, Mrs. A. J. Redblatt, chair-
year, the committee in charge has funds. Proceeds of this affair will real attention for your hair look
Chicago Blvd. Euclid 8924-J. man, Townsend 8-9542, assisted
made an effort to assure members help the continuance of this work. up our landsman B. N. Furman
by Mrs. D. Silverstein, Town-
and their friends an enjoyable eve-
of Harringway, England, who has FOR RENT—Room and adjoining send 6-3489, Mrs. S. Kaufmman,
ning.
spanks his just won the European permanent
bath for • gentleman in small, Townsend 8-4412; Mrs. M. Sklare,
Pearl
They
say
Jack
Owing to the success of previous
hair waving championship.
adult family. Good transpor- Townsend 7-2512, chairman of
affairs under the leadership of Pe- little boy for telling lies.
tation. Board if desired. Euc- card parties, assisted by Mrs. E.
lid 5652.51. Weisman, Mrs. M. Silverstone,
Tyler 6-5380, chairman of sou-
WILL SHARE modern apartment venir booklet; Mrs. William Fish-
with one or two young ladies. er, chairman of memorials and
Reasonable. Call Sunday be- darlings, assisted by Mrs. A. B.
tween 10 a. m. and 5 p. m. Knoppow; Mrs. Ida Schultz, as-
2210 Pingree, Apt. 206. Gar- sisted by Mrs. E. Weisman, cards.
field 6954-R.
Mrs. M. Disner, luncheon treas-
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished urer, will take pledges in part
room for two gentlemen or or full. For information call Ho-
couple. Modern home.
All garth 2866.
Final plans are being made for
conveniences, kitchen privileges.
9730 Broadstreet, near Boston. the memorial luncheon which will
be
held on Monday, Nov. 30, at
Tyler 4-2833.
p. m., at Lachar's. Mrs.
FOR RENT — Large, airy and Anna Goldberg, Townsend 8-7915,
newly frrnished room in single is chairman, and Mrs. A. Kurz-
home f, r one or two girls or mann Is co-chairman, Hotrarth
young men. Small family. 4767. Mrs. J. Cohen, president,
Reasonable. 4011 Burlingame, will also be glad to receive reser-
near Holmur. Northlawn 0842. vations at Townsend 8-4971.
A contribution of $50 was
HEBREW LESSONS—Private or given to the Diskin Orphan Home
group. Sarah Komaroff, 2747 for Boys in Palestine.
Monterey, near Lawton. Town-
send 8-1323.

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Seed

9925 Dexter Blvd., at Boston
9332 Oakland Ave.

No Payments
Until

March 1937

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"ELECTRICAL HOME SERVANTS"

12046 Dexter Boulevard

Open Evenings

.

The smartly designed radiator grille and hood louvres of the 1937
distinctive beauty of this new

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FOR RENT — Large, light and Ellmann to Address League
comfortably furnished front
for Labor Palestine
room for employed young man
or student in quiet, refined
James
L Ellmann will address
home. Good transportation.
Branch 2 of the League for La-
2558 Monterey. Lima:.
bor Palestine on Monday evening,
FOR RENT—Furnished room for Nov. 23, at Hotel Detroiter. His
a young man. 2470 Gladstone, topic will be "Justice Brandeis—,
Jew and Zionist"