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SENATOR
Eichelberger
GERALD P. el Il.' CLARK
Debate:
"Can America Be Neutral?"
Tim:Krs: au—AT
Masonic
TEMPLE and GRINNELL'S. TELEPHONE MA. 1154!
Auditorium, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 24th, 8:30
DON COSSACKS
FAMOUS RUSSIAN MALE CHORUS
Tirkels, AVM, $1 gd, $1.10, gle, !Vie; Mg (Mice, GrInnell's TE. i-1100
At the Powatan
STAGE AN D SCREEN
"Holy" Rites Bring Hordes
Into Clan of Hooded
Legion
there a simple explanation
for organizations such as the
Black Legion that recently tore
the lid off the Mid-West?
Bruce Cabot, who is featured
with Marguerite Churchill in Co-
lumbia's sensational new drama,
"Legion of Terror," at the Adams
Theater for ono week's run, be-
Is
November 20, 1936
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
Revelry by Night ,
PLANTATION
"The Death of the Blues," fast
stepping Leonard Reed revue at
the Club Plantation, has gone into
its final week.
The line of eight girls offers
the new 'Susie-Q,' something new
in Harlem stepping, and "The
Three Clubs" present lightning
like tap and acrobatic routines.
"Three Sharpes and A. Flat"
work in a manner reminiscent of
the Mills Brothers, presenting a
novelty musical act. Earl Wal-
ton and his music are always an
outstanding attraction for patrons
who enjoy to dance.
•
•
At Saks Cocktail Bar
Cantor Soboleff at Cong.
Ahavath Zion on Nov.
27, 28 and 29
Cantor Soboleff, known as the
Blinder Chazon, will conduct serv-
ices at Congregation Ahavath
Zion, 446 Holbrook, on Friday eve-
ning, Nov. 27, and Saturday morn-
ing, Nov. 28, and will appear in
a concert, on Sunday evening, Nov.
29, at 7 p. rn.
Cantor Soboleff conducted serv-
ices at the United Ilebrew Schools
during the last High Holy Days,
and all his listeners were greatly
enthused. Ile was received with
wide acclaim wherever he ap-
peared. The public is invited.
The congregation announces that
its annual Chanukah banquet will
be held on Sunday, Dec. 20, at 6
p. A full course chicken dinner
will be served.
From
CHICAGO BLVD .. .
PARKSIDE AVE . .
PALMER WOODS..,
THEY COME
for that
LUSCIOUS FOOD
to
Wm. Boesky
PHONE
TO. 8.3020
Wm. Boesky, Inc.
Delicatessen - Restaurant
Dexter & Collingwood
TEN-FORTY
Dances in the modern mode
Open Meeting of Junior
Iron
are offered by Jean Blue and
Group of Old Folks' Home
Rene Jay, two girls who are mak-
on Thanksgiving Eve
ing the new floor show at the
Club Ten-Forty especially pleas-
Nephew and former associate of
ing to patrons.
Thanksgiving Eve the Junior
world is 1110 0. Michael Fokloe
SA101 DORT an
Jimmie Savo and Georgie Price
VELVA NALLEY is one of the Group of the Jewish Old Folks'
• tlis Musics Sightly
are only two of the Broadway
home
will
hold
an
open
meeting,
eatured entertainers at Saks.
stars for whose impersonations
at the home of the president, How-
• Two
Pat Chandler, new master of cere-
ard Robinson, 2909 Webb Ave. The
tlewl Slow
Celia & lilanells
Classes for beginner,. adeanced
Salo
monies, is famous.
professionals. 0,0 special teachers'
William Hard to Be Town committee arranging this party
iourne. Litilited enrollment.
Lillian
Barnes,
blues
singer
ex-
•
invites
members
and
their
friends.
JOHNNY WALSH, of the piano
Hall Speaker Next
Nigh
traordinary, has been held over
Ruth Broder and Dave Cohen will
4 Class Lesson., $5.00
novelty
team
of
Walsh
&
Barker,
• APPer P„
.1"
Wednesday
poring ',metal limited engagement
for another week. Bill Lankin and
be responsible for the evening's en-
are entertaining Powatan
who ■
his miniature piano continue to
VEIN NALLY
tertainment.
guests with their continental num-
Roth & Berdun School
keep things moving during dance
William Hard, Washington
At the last meeting of the Junior
• SUNDO
ngstress
bers.
FULL . CORSE
So
TE 1.2552
R, 81.26
4464 Cass Ave.
interludes and Max Fidler pre- journalist and radio commenta- Group, at the home of Dave Co-
USE DINN EU Sbose
sents music for both floor shows tor, will be the Town Hall speaker hen, on Wednesday evening, Nov.
•
110
AO
D10
Iturbi
to
Direct
Two
Sym-
and
dancing.
in
the
Fisher
Theater
Wednesday
18,
final
plans
were
compiled
for
ROADI
Extra
Theatrical night, a Tuesday fea- morning, Nov. 25, at 11 o'clock. the affair of the coming Wednes-
phony Concerts Next Week
ture at the club, will see many Ile will discuss the after-election day evening, Nov, 25.
At • blood-dripping ritual, Mar
Two concerts of the Detroit querite Churchill is sentenced to visiting stars of the stagepresent. picture as it now appears in the
nation's Capitol in his talk, "Be-
Symphony Orchestra next week, death by a hooded clan, in Colum-
"Adventures in the Stratos-
WEBSTER HALL
hind the News at Washington."
those of Friday and Saturday bia'. sensational "Legion of Ter-
Wanda and Collins, new dance
phere" at Art Institute
For years Hard has been one
nights, will be played under the ror."
team
appearing
at
the
Webster
of the foremost authorities on
leadership of Jose Iturbi in Or-
Sunday
chestra Hall. The Saturday night lieves there is. It all boils down. hall Cocktail Grill, present a current news developments both
DON'T MISS THIS ENTERTAINMENT-PACKED SHOW
program will be the first in the says Cabot, to the fact that some "memories" number which in- here and abroad. Ile is famous
How two Army officers soared
cludes idealized versions of the the world over for his trans-At-
series of popular-priced concerts men never grow up.
more than 13 miles into the upper
Organizations of all kinds at- Cake Walk, Bugle Call, and other lantic broadcasts of the great
and will bring Iturbi's guest con-
atmosphere and how they felt and
tract
a
certain
type
of
individual,
old time favorites.
European conferences of recent what they saw will be told with
ductorship for the present season
Madelon Baker continues to put Years.
to a close. At the Friday con- the "joiner." Secret handshakes.
motion pictures by Captain Albert
Tickets for his lecture are on W. Stevens in a lecture on "Ad-
cert, Thursday being an open sly wiggles, passwords, "holy" songs over in her pleasing man-
date on account of the holiday, initiations, and hoods and gowns ner while Bob Chester and his sale now at Grinnell's, and Mon- ventures in the Stratosphere" at
BILL LANKIN—MAX FIDLER'S MUSIC
Iturbi will also appear as piano work wonders with this sort of versatile orchestra add more to day to Wednesday at the Fisher the Detroit Institute of Arts at
the entertainment than mere in- Theater.
man.
soloist.
3:30 Sunday afternoon, Nov. 22.
Boy her food that's good grid tasty
In "Legion of Terror," these strumental music. Slim Branch's
Captain Stevens commanded the
For his solo, Iturbl has chosen clans are effectively exposed as comedy songs are favorites with
are yea ea,' • tlirtg thaea belay.
— See. Our Goof.
National Geographic Society — U.
the Mozart N-fiat Major (K. 482) rackets that prey on small-mind-
"Pride
and
Prejudice,"
New
audiences and Lynne Cole sings
S. Army Air Corps stratosphere
Concerto. Victor Kolar will di- ed men. The picture, "The Le- ballads with a romantic air.
RING her here for • good
York
Hit,
Comes
expedition
of
1935.
rect the accompaniment. Iturbi
•
•
•
dinner before you tell
to Caaa
Captain Stevens will describe
Downtown's Only Note Club . . . No Cover Charge
will open the concert with the hooded gang called the Black Le-
her what's on your mind.
POWATAN
the
"Explorer
II,"
four
times
big-
Beethoven Second Symphony in gion that filled our papers just
The road to a man'. heart
WAYNE
There's a brand new hot show
D Major, Op. 36. Following the a few months ago and even to-
may he through his stomach
"Pride and Prejudice," one of ger than any previous balloon, and
at the Powatan. Sammy Sofferin
requiring 3,700,000 cubic feet of
intermission there will be a first day with such ghastly crimes and
—and vice versa. Fine food
has brought from Europe that last season's greatest successes in helium gas. He will tell how he
performance in Detroit of Han- insipid commandings that it rang Ponied piano team of Walsh and New York, and now a smash hit
doubles the delight,
son's Suite from "Merry Mount," a note in our memories not to Barker, personal friends of King in London where it is in its eighth floated in almost perfect vacuum.
SUNDAY DINNER-65c
The
propeller
whirred
uselessly,
as
STARTS
as well as a performance of Rim- be forgotten in a lifetime. The Edward VIII, who will return to month, will be brought by Max
ONE
"GORGEOUS REVUE "
it gripped nothing. Parachutes
FRI.
sky-Korsakoft's colorful Capriccio "Legion of Terror" starts today
WEEK
London in time for the corona- Gordon to the Cass Theater, the hurtled straight downward, unable
20TH
Espagnol.
at the Adams Theater on Grand tion. Their piano novelty act is week beginning Monday, Nov. 23, to open in the thin air. The sky
ONLY
heading the list in importance Circus Park, for a limited run one which has been playing the with matinees Thursday (Thanks-
' WM4;14/71
turned from blue to nearly black.
of the Saturday night perform-
outstanding hotels and clubs of giving Day) and Saturday.
of one week.
An idea Mee to Irrne and Drink
ances will be the D Minor Sym-
Presented with its original me- The sun's rays were unbelievably
two continents. The three Randall
intense, and the curvature of the
phony of Cesar Franck, a univer-
Sisters, sweet singers from the tropolitan production designed by earth was plainly visible. No liv-
sally-beloved work.
southland, and the Four Dancing Jo Mielziner, and a splendid cast ing thing had ever before ascended
Iturbi also has included on this
Parisians, together with a brand of 30 headed by Muriel Kirkland, to such a height.
"pop" program the Impressiones
MICHIGAN — The screen ver- new dance band, Art Idooney's Eugenie Rawls, Helen Strickland,
FINAL WEEK
Portenas of Jose Andre and the
sion of the hilarious stage play, Sweet Rhythm X Boys, playing Esther Mitchell, Chouteau Dyer,
OF'
Five Miniatures of Paul White,
"Three Men on a Horse," with the nation's most popular, dance Frances Brandt, Molly Pearson, Governor Horner Concludes
each of which was heard for the
Evelyn Byrd, Robert Conness,
Frank McHugh, Joan Blondell, music, complete the bill.
Two
Weeks'
Rest
at
'
first time in Detroit at the con-
• • •
David Orrick, Philip Tonga, J.
Guy Kibbee and Allen Jenkins in
Battle Creek
cert of last Thursday (Nov. 19)
Leonard Reed Revue
Plumpton Wilson, Leslie Dennison,
CHALET
the leading roles, is now showing
ARTISTE—$0
Iturbi conducting.
Stoats
Cotsworth
and
Lowell
Gil-
"Professor" El Cote will relax
at the Michigan Theater. On the
Governor Henry Horner of Illi-
The concert will open with Ros-
Earl Walton's Music
stage is the "Folic Parisienne," a you with laughs this Saturday more, this dramatization by Helen nois has concluded a two weeks'
sini's Overture to the Opera, "The
pretentious revue with more than and Sunday night in the special Jerome of Jane Austen's world rest at Battle Creek, following his
Barber of Seville," and will close
famous
novel,
promises
tybe
one
60 stars of the French Casino in- shows at the Chalet. Swing songs
successful re-election campaign.
with a repetition of the night be-
cluding the Four Kraddocks, Red will be the offering of Betty of the genuinely interesting events
Among the close friends who vis-
fore of the Capriccio Espagnol.
NEW
•r
Dust, Camp, Rosalcan es Seville, Thompson. Several dancers and of the early season.
ited him while there, was Mrs.
CIUB
the League of Nations Trio, the a specialty act will complete the
Ruby Doyle, president of
Chanukah Party of Hebrew Eight Argentinians and many bill with the handsome maestro, Program of Don Cossack Gertrude
the Alfred J. Ruby Co., proprietor
George Kavanaugh, leading his
others.
Ladies Aid Society
Concert Here on Tuesday of the Washington Blvd. shoe
increasingly popular orchestra
CH.0230
store. On the board of directors of
on Dec. 27
MADISON — Max Reinhardt's for dance and show tunes. The
The Don Cossack Russian Male the Alfred J. Ruby Co., is James
uction of "A Midsummer cute and pleasant throated Than- Chorus, of which Serge Jaroff
d
pro
Levy,
president
of
the
Illinois
is
At the last meeting of the He: Night's Dream," is now showing chc Fezzey is assisted in the vo-
conductor, will appear at the Buick Co., and a full brother of
brew Ladies Aid Society acknowl- at the Madison Theater on Grand cats by Jimmy Nolan.
• • •
Masonic auditorium, on Tuesday, Governor Horner. Mr. Levy man-
edgement was made by Mrs. Jake Circus Park at popular prices.
Nov. 21, at 8:30 p. m. The concert aged the campaign for his brother.
EASTERN STAR CAFE
Greenwald, the president. to hies- Dick Powell, Olivia DeHavilland,
Lovers of Chinese dishes con- program follows:
damea Ignatz Auslander, William James Cagney, Joe E. Brown.
OretehaninoR
P
nsor T
,
"
I. Miler, lsador Ileiman and Irv- Anita Louise, Jean Muir, Frank time to throng the Eastern Star , ,,Tz, 1,11. 14, "tr.
to my trace,
Quadrangle Dramatic So-
° ' ' ve
ing Liebson and all of their as- McHugh, Hugh Herbert. Ross Al- Cafe where a "gorgeous revue" is
Lord
rd
ciety Rehearses
sisting committees for their splen- exander, Ian Hunter, Victor Jory presented. A special Sunday din- rest.. the Nsms or the
is featured for 65 cents. o LA'.
P I r'ried Unto TheT ""n"*ff
did efforts in planning the Over and Mickey Rooney are a few of
Old Church Melody
The
Quadrangle
Dramatic So-
jubilee which the society recently the screen celebrities appearing (Melee liquors and fancy drinks to I El dam
exuertly mixed are also served. Illstory In song of E Jaroff"an'h'n" ciety, under the directorship of
celebrated, and making it an out- in this all-star production.
Pon Cossack Chorus •••• Schverlorf Morton J. Sobel, convenes every
standing affair.
The management announces that
AlJahleff
a special Thanksgiving dinner at r‘lriihytt,"'
Ljadorf Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m.,
Plans are being made for a
UNITED ARTISTS — Wallace a modest cost will be served next The
Tsphensnokoft in the social hall of the Bnai
Ditch
Chanukah card party, to be held
Second Prelude ot Rachtnaninorr
Beery in "Old Hutch" with Ce-
Moshe Synagogue, Dexter at
on Dec. 27, at the Bnai Moshe
cilia Parker and Eric Linden is Thursday.
The Ohl Corporal .... Jaroff-Clogotrkg Lawrence. The group at the pres-
Synagogue. There will be enter-
• • •
now showing at the United Ar-
Two White Russian So
ent time is engaged in rehearsals
SAKS
tainment, including card playing,
ngs. by P. /rand
tists Theater. Linden and Miss
itnrodin for a group of fine one-act plays
Celia and Ranells, unique dance Polovelsky Song
refreshments, and prizes at each
Parker supply the romantic part team already popular with Detroit Don Songs
Jaroit to be presented at the Bnai Moshe
Are. by
table. The following members
of the picture while Elizabeth night club audiences, put an added
Sunday, Dec. 6, at 8 p. m. The
have been asked to serve as host-
Patterson takes the part of thrill to the Saks floor show this
esses: Mesdames Charles Berger,
Geraud to Address Town objective of the evening is to
Beery's
wife.
select the play best presented, for
week. Velva Nally, blues singer,
Abe Miller, Sam Berger, A. J.
Hall at Caaa The-
all the plays are independently
enters her third week as Saks,
Schiff, Louis Goldfine, Rose
ater
on
Nov.
27
FOX — The Dionne quintup- while the Motorettes, featuring
under sub-directors of the organ-
Hirsch and Jean Hirsch.
ization. There are several male 1 ■, s
lets, charming, grown-up little "new lines" and "new smooth-
ladies now, play the piano, dance ness," are also retained by popular
N. Andre Geraud, who writes roles, which have as yet not been
Contributions to Scholarship and caper through new. engaging demand. Sammy Dibert directs the under the pen name of Pertinax, cast. Any boy interested, be-
antics in "Reunion." the heart- orchestra and the show,
the outstanding political comment- tween the ages of 19-22, is most
Fund of United He-
warming screen successor to "The
ator of the Echo de Paris, is be- heartily welcome.
brew Schools
Country Doctor," which is at the
Two Philomathic Debates ing presented by the Detroit Town New officers are: President, Ro-
Hall of the Cass Theater, Friday delle Broder; vice-president, Jo-
Fox Theater.
The United Hebrew Schools
On the stage the Fox presents
seph Kornoff; librarian, Anne
Two interesting intra-club de- morning, Nov. 27, at 11 o'clock,
wish to accept with thanks con- Fats Waller, radio's famous "Jack
Pertinax, Andre Geraud, has ex- Raisin; scenery, Frances Solo-
ORATIOT AT B MILE ROAD
bates
were
held
by
the
Philo-
tributions to the scholarship fund of All Music" and his orchestra,
ercised
an
extraordinary
influence
mon; secretary treasurer, Sylvia
mathic Debating Club at its last
from the following:
with a happy array of Harlem meeting, Sunday, Nov. 15, in the upon governments and public opin- Zingeser,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green of
ion all over Europe for the past
singers and dancers.
The Quadrangle presented "The
Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
0 222 Taylor Ave., a contribution
Deming Nightly font Moods) ,
Melvin Gerson and Sol Schwartz, 25 )ears. Ile is one of the most Poor" to the Haesssahs on Nov.
of one-half scholarship to the
DOWNTOWN THEATER—It's affirmative, opposed Nathan Ep- brilliant of French newspaper men. 18, at Hotel Detroiter.
United Hebrew Schools' Scholar-
In
1929
Pertinax
visited
Amer-
Featuring
Any
information
regarding
thrill
week
at
the
Downtown
The-
stein and Harry Jacobs, negative,
ship Fund, in memory of their
ater, with two outstanding spine- on the question, "Resolved, that ica with Laval when he came to membership may be had by call-
beloved brother, Walter.
visit
Hoover,
also
with
Herriot,
ing
Anne
Raizin,
TO,
6-3928
or
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Brown of tingling features being offered Congress be empowered to fix min-
and at a later date to confers with F. Solomon.
4015 Duane Ave., one scholarship movie fans, with the usual five imum wages and maximum hours".
Washington officials. No European
EVERY
to
the scholarship of the United outstanding acts of vaudeville on The affirmative was awarded the journalist has a more intimate ac-
EVERY
the
Downtown
stage.
"The
House
decision
and
Harry
Jacobs
was
Hebrew Schools, in memory of
SUNDAY
quaintance with all the develop- U. of D. Playa North Dakota
SUNDAY
of Secrets" offers mysteries and voted best speaker.
and His Band
their beloved son, Emanuel.
Saturday
An affirmative team, composed ments in Post-War Europe and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Cher- thrills from its cellar to the gar-
L
ret, while "Revolt of the De- of Philip Nusholtz and Samuel none talk about them with greater
WITH
Tuxedo
Ave..
a
con-
nick of 2474
realism, perception and outspoken-
One of the strongest teams on
TO
tribution to the scholarship fund mons," starring lovely Dorothy Hertzberg, defeated Gerald David-
ness. His subject is, "Can Par- the University of Detroit's sched-
Stone,
is
based
on
one
of
the
son
and
Murray
Fresh,
on
the
of the United Hebrew Schools.
liamentary Democracy Survive?"
ule will be encountered in the
A scholarship pays for the edu- weirdest love stories ever re- question: "Resolved, that the ex-
AND
final home game of the season
tension of the consumer's co-oper-
nano.;
cation of • child whose pareats corded.
PTATIONT
ative movements would contribute Contributions to the Jewish Saturday when the North Dakota
are unable to pay for him.
University Sioux come to town.
CINEMA THEATER—"Nine to the public welfare." Philip
Children's Home
Beaten only by DePaul this sea-
Days a Queen," continues at the Nusholtz was voted best speaker.
RAINBOW ASSEMBLY
Critic reports were delivered by
son, the Sioux are expected to
Cinema Theater, 58 E. Columbia,
The Jewish Children's Home of give the Titans a real battle, the
just off Woodward Ave., until Leopold J. Snyder I, Louis Elkind
Rainbow Chapter N. 12 of next Tuesday.
Detroit wishes to acknowledge more so as Coach Dorais prob-
and Nathan Epstein.
Ladies' Aid Society's Thanks Purity Assembly held open house Following "Nine Days a Plans for the 23rd annual ora- with thanks the receipt of the fol- ably will be unable to use Ed
lowing donations:
Tuesday night, Nov. 17. Pearl Per- Queen." the Cinema Theater will torical contest are under way.
Palumbo, his star passer, who was
nick, past worthy advisor, was present the French production of
Dr. and Mrs. Sol M. Lewis, 541 hurt in the Bucknell game.
Young people's organizations in-
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: crowned queen of the popularity Victor Ilugo's "Les Miserables," terested in engaging the Philo- W. Oakridge, Ferndale, in mem- . North Dakota Is
a fairly big
At the last regular meeting of penny contest. The proceeds went starring Europe's greatest actor, mathic Debating Club in a debate, ory of Mina Plotter. •
team, with a line averayjng 188
the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society, to paying for a room in the Chil- Harry Baur. as Jean Valjean.
Mrs. David I. Berris, 3247 pounds according to the program
or other forensic affair, are re-
I particular emphasis was placed dren's Home. Miss Pernick and This production comes to the Cin- quested to call Leopold J. Snyder Clement...
figures which probably are less
PINGREILISall
on the generous publicity you of- Abe Freedman led the grand ema Theater next Tuesday.
Sirs.
Lillian
Harris,
18085 than the actual. The squad runs
I. Hogarth 0503.
fered us during the entire length march. A mock wedding was held Nov. 22.
Fairfield.
very much to tall, rangy fellows,
of time plans and preparations in which the Molays and Rainbows
Famous Cleaners, 4465 Beau- no fewer than 16 six-footers be-
MONDAY NIGHT CLUB
were being made for the silver took part. The participants were Donations to Building Fund
by Children of the
'lig listed. The starting line-up Concert
The Monday Night Club held bien.
jubilee which we celebrated on Toba Jackson, Richard Stegman,
Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Eder, 660 against Detroit will have three
Sholem Aleichem Schools
its
second
annual
election
at
the
of Home for Aged
Nov. 8. It was our sincere re- Irving Lachman, Carl Chifetz,
home of Mrs. A. Schwartz on E. Boston Blvd., in memory of eniors, two to four juniors and
gret that you were unable to join Barbara Suffer, Oscar Bank, Lar-
Mina Plotter.
four to six sophomores.
The children of the Sholem Alei-
Donations to the building fund Nov. 2. Officers were elected as
us at this memorable event—as ry Nichamen, Ben Gourwitz,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cohen,
follows: President, Mrs. Anna
them Schools are preparing a con-
it surely will remain a memorable Blanche Weiner, Edith Kosit and of the Women's Auxiliary of the
Goldman: vice-president, Mrs. 1624 Glynn Court, in memory of
to be given during Chanukah
cert
Jewish
Home
for
Aged
were
made
thoughts
and
minds
event in the
Evelyn Kurtz.
Anna Schwartz; financial secre- Mina Plotter and Morris Gordon.
week, on Dec. 20, at the Roosevelt
Earlier Deadline for
I of each and every one who was
Initiation will be held Dec. 18. by the following:
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser,
tary, Mrs. Ann Levin; recording
Public School, Linwood near Lawr -
Mesdames
J.
Goldberg,
R.
Le-
there.
The next meeting will be a card
The Next Week's Issue ence. The program will be divided
secretary, Mrs. Ann Weinstein; 2740 Richton, in honor of re-
However, we are more than party, to which friends and par- vine, Kalb, J. Harris. B. Victor- treasurer, Mrs. Rose Lifschitz; covery of M. H. Zackheim.
into two parts, to be performed
sem, H. Kutzman, E. Jackson, M.
appreciative of your sincere co- ents are invited.
Amelia
Plotter,
2605
Sturte-
sick committee, Sadie Fisher. The
by the children of the Literary
On account of Thanksgiving
Those interested in working on Silver, Kaplan, Henry Katz,
operation, and are ever grateful
vant,
in
memory
of
Abraham
installation
will
be
on
Tuesday.
Studio of this Sholem Aleichem
Freedman,
Bessie
Day, forms for the Nov. 27
to you for manifesting your in- the barn dance committee may call I. Cohen, R.
Weinberg.
Nov. 24.
Schools. The studio is conducted
rris
Fanny
Minsky
ACohn
B
,
Be
issue
of
The
Detroit
Jewish
the
chairman,
Edna
Roseman.
terest by accepting our articles
under
the leadership of Edith and
Berk,
S.
Chronicle will close a day
Chanukah baskets are being II. Baback, La Brat. H.
which we may submit to you for
The Double Cellophane wrap-
Al Jolson is an insomnia euf-
Morris Alterman.
earlier than usual and all copy
prepared for needy families. Dons- Ginsberg, I. Isaacs, P. Stashefsky,
publicstion from time to time.
ferer,
and
when
he
slept
the
other
ping.
on
Old
Gold
Cigarettes
tion of canned goods or espies Lilly 14 arren, Ltebowitz, Alice
will have to be in the hands
Very cordially yours,
night for four hours he awakened keep. out dampness, dryness, dust
The best chess player at 20th
of the editor not later than
will be taken by the worthy ad- Fear, Albert Harwith, D. Wein-
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