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CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

February 12, 1937

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

NELSON EDDY

MASONIC
Auditorium

•

Fri, Eve,

February 26

American Baritone

woonwActo

FREE

Nelson Eddy in Concert Feb. 26

TICKETS

83c

to $2.75

•

Countess Listowel to
Addrelis Town Hall
at Fisher Feb. 17

• CUR 5 SERVICE

PARKING

FRED ASTAIRE
GINGER ROGERS

tn

Swing Time'

AND
Edmund Lowe - Gloria Stuart
In

Feb. 16-17-IB-10

CLARK GABLE
JOAN CRAWFORD
NELSON EDDA
In

`Dancing Lady'

AT THE POWATAN

in Flames" and "Mil-
lions of Us" at Cinema
Theater

The Cinema Theater, 68 East
Columbia, just off Woodward, is
presenting an outstanding program
starting Friday, Feb. 12. "Spain
in Flames," a feature-length of-
ficial picture of the civil war in
Spain; and "Millions of Us," la-
bor news-reel featurette, make up
this unusual program.
"Spain in Flames," depicts the
fight for freedom in present-day
Spain, with an introduction by
the Spanish ambassador, Fernan-
do de Los Rios. The film swings
into action with shots made by
camera men of the Spanish goy-
ernment, then others by Sovie
Russia's photographers. Termed
by many as the most vital docu-
ment ever screened, the New York
Herald-Tribune writes: "It is pow-
erful, enormously effective and
convincing."

AIR. CONDITIONED • • MIRROPHONIC SOUND

OPEN A.M.ITIL 113 0 A.M.

Week's Attractions
at Center Theater

Besides free parking and chauf-
feur service, the Center Theater,
located on Woodward near the
Boulevard, offers a fine selection
of films which can be seen in the
greatest of comfort.
On Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day, Feb. 12, 13 and 14, "Swing-
time" will be shown with Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers star-
ring. On the same program will
be Edmund Lowe and the beauti-
ful Gloria Stuart in a mystery,
"The Girl on the Front Page."
An unusual cast including Clark
Gable, Joan Crawford and Nelson
Eddy will appear in "Dancing
Lady" on Monday, Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday, Feb. 16, 16,
17 and 18, at which time Charles
Laughton will present "The Pri-
vate Life of Henry VIII." This
picture reveals the innermost
secrets and loves of one of Eng-
land's mightiest kings.

"Spain

PLUS
CHARLES LAUGHTON
in

'The Girl on the
Front Page' 'Henry the VIII'

.....

.CONSUELO FLOWERTON,
singer debar'', at the Powatan
Club, will be another of the en-
tertainers who has played this
night spot to go to London for
the coronation.

George Eneaco to Be Sym-
phony's Guest Conduc-
tor Feb. 18

• Catering to Luncheons,
Bridge Parties, ate.

BOESKY'S

ON 12th STREET

12th & Hazelwood

NOW
Flee t Timm 1$ Detroit
it
Front
Itiret from the Civil War

'SPAIN IN FLAMES'

Narrated In Eveiieh — Also

"MILLIONS OF UP

Georges Enesco, Rumanian
Labor Film "Lowdown' . on Strikes
artist who Is considered by lead-
ing authorities to be one of the CINEMA l i satEOffilttl r=
Cont. from Noon — Cherry 000
ranking musicians of the world,
will be presented both an guest
conductor and violin soloist at
the 11th subscription concert of
All Newt
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
in Orchestra Hall, Thursday, Feb.
NELSON
EDDY
JACKIE BEEKMAN
18. Enesco is scheduled to make
Singing M. C.
meat. Sold-out concert tour a,
Bright
star
in
the
musical
firma-
only one appearance here with
HELEN MARTELL
cinema headliner, radio idol, oper-
For His Work as Boling Referee; the orchestra.
ment,
Nelson
Eddy's
life
is
an
0 5...op. Like
Will Direct Camp in the
American success story of the atic success, festival and oratorio
At the popular-priced Satur-
Summer
most heart-warming kind. Born favorite, conductors' choice—
day night concert of Feb. 20 in
Z MATBELLE VAN
all combine to seal his title to
in
Providence,
brought
up
in
New
Orchestra
Hall, Charles Naegle,
D
Lou H. Handler, the only Jew- brilliant young Americen pianist,
England, trained in Philadelphia, fame.
This season Mr. Eddy is more
ish boxing referee in Michigan, w ill be presented an soloist. Vic-
the baritone was successively re-
4,
was awarded a distinct honor this tor Kolar will conduct. Naegele,
porter, copy-reader, and advertis- popular than ever. His third pic-
ia MAX FIDLER'S
he co-
week when he was presented with a native New Yorker, has an-
ing writer before he got his chance ture "Maytime" in which
MUSIC
MacDonald,
stars
with
Jeannette
a golden glove in appreciation for peered as soloist with the major
at a singing career—a career
his work as referee for the Free
which has needed remarkably few will soon be released. appear at the
orchestras in the
Nelson Eddy will
Shubow School to Present Press Golden Glove Boxing Tour- symphony
years to carry him to the heights.
United States and as recitalist
Today this tall blond young man Masonic Auditorium on Friday
Miss
Goldstick
in
Reci-
nament.
throughout the country.
Mr. Handler, who held a Mich-
has a dazzling record of achieve- evening, Feb. 26, at 8:15 p. m.
The fourth program in the lec-
tal on Feb. 18
All-New, Gay Musical Revue-
igen heavyweight boxing cham- ture-concert series will be given
from 1929 to 1931, is at
pionship
On Thursday evening, Feb. 18, present making arrangements for Monday night, Feb. 15.
In addition to the three De-
at 8 o'clock, the Gertrude Shubow the opening of Tamakwa Camp for
MICHIGAN — Claudette Col- School of Music and Danco will boys early this spring at Algon- troit concerts this coming week
DOWNTOWN
by
the orchestra, the symphony
present
Vera
Goldstick
in
an
eve-
bert and Fred MacMurray, in
Park, Ontario.
of interpretive character quin
Mr. Handler announces that will play two concerts in the
1 Paramount's silver jubilee release, ning
John
H.
Schneider,
former
Cir-
Toledo
Museum
of
Art
Peristyle
sketches in the auditorium of Mc- work on the construction of the
Oh GEORGE DEWEY WASHINGTON
cult Court Commissioner of "Maid of Salem" is now showing
The Gregor Library, Woodward at building started in September and Friday afternoon and evening,
Produosd by "CROFT" CRAPPELL
Wayne County, filed his nominat- at the Michigan Theater.
in Massachusetts.
Michigan
stage
show
presents,
that the camp is now nearing com- Feb. 19. Kolar will conduct and
Minted 1,1 OVt4723":.:1
ing petition with Oakley E. Distin,
Miss Goldstick, who is well pletion. He states that a large Mrs. Tilton will lecture at a chil-
a sparkling musical come-
SOsiton...
city election clerk, as a candidate person,
known for her dramatic work in staff of counsellors will take care dren's program at 4 p. m., while
dy
revue,
"Broadway
Juniors"
in the Primary Election to be held
with a cast of 50 including Enrico Detroit, received her bachelors of 60 boys. Trained counsellors have in the evening Enesco will direct
and RESTAURANT
Eddie Foy, Jr., Joe Dorris, Jr., Joe degree at Valparaiso University. already been engaged for the camp and also appear as soloist.
2035 Park Ago., at Elisabeth
There she studied under the na- season. Camp will be limited to 50
Caruso, Jr., Frank Tinney,
550 E. ADAMS No Cover Charge CH.0230
Cook, Jr., June Carroll, Ruth How- tionally recognized Prof. Rollo, boys, 20 of whom are to be from
ard, 12 Dancing Daughters and teacher of dramatic art, and An- Detroit and the balance will come
son Tallcott, Miss Goldstick has from Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
NIGHTLY AND
"Roy Campbell's Chorus."
also studied with Lady Kathryn Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pitta-
SAKS
SATURDAY MATINEE
Vincent
Mayer
of
this
city.
MADISON — George Arliss,
burgh, Rochester and Buffalo,
George and Nancy Ryan bring
CHICO REYES
playing a dual role for the first
Activities of the camp, accord- their dance rhythms to Saks this
AND tun ORCHESTRA
time in his career in "A Man of
Mr. handler, will include week, breaking into the longest
ing
to
BETTY THOMPSON
Affairs," is now at the Madison Burton Holmes to Open His riding, with one of the finest in- run of any complete floor show in
Song Styllet
The Aristocrat of Nisht Clubs El Telt is Ens
Travel Lecture Series
RHYTHM
Theater.
structors in Canada in charge, Detroit night club booking. The
WITH 3 FLOOR SHOW) NIGHTLY
sailing, canoe voyages to last from Ryans introduce the Cucaracha LUNCHES 3Se
Here Feb. 16
QUEENS
DINNERS 90c
UNITED ARTISTS — Greta
three days to two weeks, archery, and Carioca, sensations of "Flying
Frank Hall, M. C.
Famed ter Fad
Garbo loves Robert Taylor in
Down to Rio," with other rhumba EXCELLENT FOOD
Burton Holmes, world's great- swimming, life saving, etc.
A Laugh Met
CHOICE LIQUORS
"Camille" which is now in its sec- est travel lecturer, will open his
Mrs. Handler, the former Violet and ballroom novelties. Sally Os-
ir.4 i Teu'll snoregialsth•
Snot ef our Cook.
ond week at the United Artists 19.37 series of seven motion pic- Weiss, who Is a teacher in the mon puts fresh sparkle in her
Consuelo Flowerton
DIN and good sin.
Theater.
-
physical
education
department
of
Songstress
Special la / 10
dynamic delivery of new song hits,
Debutante
ling steaks end
ture travelogs when he speaks on
JOHN H. SCHNEIDER
"England, Wales and Scotland" Detroit schools and who has had while Buddy Lester tosses new
Jerry A Turk wi!,`. 1 =
Sunday
POW1111113tylo
DOWNTOWN
—
Holding
over
many
years
of
camping
expe-
quips and gags with both hands
at the Detroit Institute of Arts
March 1 for the office of Judge
Art Mooney's Rhythm Band
a second big week "Smashing at 8:30 on Tuesday evening, Feb. rience, will be secretary of the while directing as emcee. Eddie
of the Common Pleas Court on for
PHONE TE. 2.1315
thrilling
a
the Vice Trust," is
16. He comes under World Ad- camp and will have charge of its Bratton's swell awing band, with
the non-partisan ballot.
124 DAVENPORT
commissary department.
Mary Lou Harrington as featured Under New Manageinent
His first venture into politics story exposing white slave traffic venture Series auspices.
The camp is located on high vocalist, is rumored to be toying
Other Burton Ilolmes subjects:
Tel. CL 1313
was in the recent Presidential in which the leader, Luciano, is
ideal
for
those
who
finally
arrested
and
convicted
and
altitude
and
is
Feb. 23, 8:30, "Things as They
with a radio offer.
Election at which time he was a
Special roadhouse dinners are
Were and Are in Troubled Spain: suffer from hay fever. Arrange.
candidate to fill the vacancy in sent to prison.
"With Pleasure Madame" is a March 2, 8:30, "Down-to-Date ments will be made to keep those featured on Sundays, $1.25 up.
the office of Circuit Court Com-
suffering from hay fever after the There is an extra floor show for
missioner for the County of musical comedy romance with Impressions of Switzerland;"
season is over.
dinner patrons Saturdays and
Wayne. He was nominated and singing and dancing, starring March 9, 8:30, "Today's Paris camp
George 31
Mr. Handler graduated from
Conrad
Nagel.
and
an
Auto
Tour
All
Over
elected to this office by a tre-
EVERY
Michigan
State College in 1931 and Sundays.
France:" March 16, 8:30, "Con-
•
EVERY
mendous majority over a large
iiinNQ
ADAMS — There is plenty of trasting Experience in New and received the degree of B. S. in
SUNDAY
field of candidates.
WEBSTER HALL
SUNDAY
forestry and physical education.
.Lester
Mr. Schneider h a native De- action in "Devil's Playground," Old Japan:" April 4, 3:30, "The Since 1931, he has been boxing
Lea
Arquette's
lively
swing
band
Bu ddii-' \
with
Dolores
Del
Rio
as
a
dime-a-
Magic of Mexico," and at 8:30
troiter and has lived in this city
referee of Michigan and is the only moves into Webster Hall Wednes-
dance
girl,
and
Chester
Morris
that
evening,
"The
South
Seas
during his entire life. He received
a
day
night,
bringing
as
their
vocal
TO
person
in
the
state
to
have
pro-
and
Richard
Dix
as
deep-sea
div-
and the Dutch East Indies." Tic-
'4 ,1
his Law Degree at the University
TO
fessional boxing and referee attraction Beatrice Cullen, in orig-
of Michigan in 1927, and since ers. 'With it is "Laughing at kets are now on sale at the World licenses at one time, having held inal arrangements. McDonald and
then has been actively engaged Trouble," which provides the Adventure Series office at the In- both in 1933 and 1934. He has had Ross continue their breezy tapping
erysztox
atitute.
in the practice of law in the City double offering for the Adams.
STATION
a wide experience in camping dur- of such swift routines as "Top
of Detroit. He is active in Jewish
Hat" inventions in the Astaire-
FOX — Fox Theater audiences Wrestling at Arena Gardens on ing the past years.
communal affairs.
Rogers manner. They have capti-
this week enjoy the thrill of dis-
Monday
vated Websterites as easily as they
covering another exciting new
Lem Stecklin, hillbilly wrestler
screen star, lovely Annabelle, a from the Smoky Mountains of Arthur Kallet to Address did the London smart set at the
I $60,000,000. A feature of the dis-
Kit Kat Klub.
French beauty as romantic and Tennessee, who right now is the
Town Hall at Cass on
bursements reveals the undesirable
•
unusually brilliant as her name. outstanding attraction in mat cir-
Feb.
19
in the taxation imposed on
Introduced to America by the cles hereabouts, is to meet Sammy
TEN-FORTY
life insurance companies, the ex-
At a meeting of the Temple Sister- same studio that discovered Si- Kohen, rough Jewish grappler, in
When Jackie Beekman moves
Arthur Kallet, author and di-
under this heading being hoo
It
mone and Sonja Henje, the main event of next Monday's
de d held on Monday afternoon,
on mon Si
in two . public bridge was
rector of the Consumer's Union of into the Club Ten-Forty tonight
I nearly $2,000,000 during the past
esenIng, Feb II. with Dr. lAnnabella makes her screen de- wrestling card at the Arena Gar- the United States, will give his as emcee, he will greet a host of
financial year.
Hope Motten as chairman.
but in "Wings of the Morning," dens.
Montreal—With an increase in
lecture "The Great American friends who made his acquaint-
In another bout the Mystery Guinea Pig" next Friday morning ance when he sons starring in
Mrs Slat Kahn is in Cleveland where hailed as the peak of perfection
assets of over $70,000,000 in 1936
she le visiting friends and relatives this in the development of natural Man No. 2 will meet Mike Cha-
in the Cass Theater, at 11 o'clock, Broadway musicals. He adds novel-
and a grand total of more than Rosenwald Post's Thanks seek.
color on the screen. On the stage coma of Mexico City. The mys- for the Detroit Town Hall.
ty songs and eccentric dances to
,
the
highest
in
the
the
Fox
offers
a
sparkling
revue,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al.
Kahn
and
Mr.
and
terious
grappler
showed
fine
form
$770,000,00 0
Editor Detroit Jewish Chronicle: Mrs Phil Koffman left on Sundafort or
Mr. Kallet's latest book "Coun- his top-flight comedy. Helen Hertel
Company's history, the Annual Re-
The members of the Julius Florida where they will remain • bringing to glamorous life "Your in annexing his first And and has terfeit" is repeating the success is a new soubrette to local aud-
Hit Parade."
issued a defi to any grappler in of "100,000,000 Guinea Pigs" which iences, singing catchy songs in a
port of the Sun Life Assurance Rosenwald Post No. 218 American month.
the world. His progress will be was the second best non-fiction winning manner. The Mabel Van
Mre. A. IS Roman and Mrs George
Company of Canada recently re- Legion composed of Jewish War
watched with interest.
ha ve
returned home after •pend-
seller of 1933. It presents in Adorables have added some swift
leased by Arthur B. Wood, presi- Veterans wish to express our sin- Kahn
days In Detroit.
photographs and text a consumer's new numbers to their ensemble
dent and Lianaging director, re- core thanks to the Detroit Jewish Ina • few
op-
Richard
sapper
returned
home
on
of
Chronicle
for
the
fine
editorial
survey
of products and advertising dancing, including their stirring
•rh is
Tuesday
from
the
UniversityIchi-
veals a statemen
re-
in many fields, which result in dru mcorps tap. Bill Lankin's
in last week's edition
Mm•
to spend a few cleni of wffil
the bright spots of the insurance peering
Ball Jan. gan
garding
the
President's
ten with hi. parents Mr. and Mrs
serious
impairment of health and piano interludes fill intermissions
and financial world. The statement
Fridayevening service. were held in the waste of untold wealth,
between dance music by Max Fid- You Can Win a Fortune of
Nate (Milner.
Temple lieth Jacob, with Rabbi Fried-
is not only interesting because of 30.
ler's men.
and Mrs. Jerome Nedell have as Seniors:
A crowd of over 500 people
land officiating Iii. subject Was "Thirst'.
$100,000
its indication of the growth of
At he Sabbath morning services Feb
their house guest thi• week )ilea 13ett7
•
• homily based upon the words of the
out
for
this
worthy
en-
turned
13, at 10:30. Rabbi Leon Frain will Psalmist "My bout thireteth for God,
this company, but also because it
Ettlinger of Chicago.
Rhea
Cashman
Urges
Early
preach on the zubject: "Abraham Lin• yea, the living God."
PLANTATION
establishes beyond doubt the in- deavor which maintains a fund for
$200,000
Celli;
A w•r d s Gives
coin, Model of Democracy."
Reservations for Euro-
and Mrs. Reuben Adelman left
So successful has "Kentucky
herent strength and stability of unfortunate children afflicted with 0" Mr
At the Sabbath Eve services, Friday.
Away in Old Gold Contest
A regular meeting of the Junior Tern•
sunday for Florid. where they expect Feb. II. Rabbi Joseph L. Fink of
when plan. were
held.
pean
Trip
Was
the fundamental principles of life infantile paralysis.
Sue"
been
as
Chappy
Chappelle's
pie
Group
of 1,000 Prizes
This is the first time that a Jew- to remain Manna the month of February. Temple Roth Zion, Buffalo, will Occul, discussed for the publican. of• Mrs .
initia 'production at the Club
insurance. Since 1929 the assets
5111r-
TheIlupper sponsored by. the Temple !'hl;hr l rites a:tleiff.7kA *Writ:J*0,V; is sloe, • project which had been
grated earlier In the year. The program
of the Sun Life of Canada have ish organization in Detroit spon- Sisterhood
Miss Rhea Cashman, president Plantation that it is being held
The Old Gold contest is open to
last Sunday e ve ni ng ...oat follow theeervice.
sored
such
an
event,
and
from
the
consisted of • review of Shalom Asch'•
increased by over $209,000,000
eurceeeful under the ch ai r manship of
of the World-Wide Travel Bureau, for a third week. The Planta- everybody. The contest consists of
Mena Temple nab:
'The War Goes On presented by Dr.
response by members of Mo. Joseph Sempllner.
The annual Father and Son banquet Joseph Forbes
and in view of the substantial in- wonderful
Inc., asks that her many friends tion Singers, a choir of nine voices solving puzzle pictures. Go to your
Mr. and Mrs Julius Rubin left on will to held on Thursday evening. Feb.
crease in the assurances in force the Jewish community and by their
and clients be patient during this blending in spiritual and folk cigarette dealer and ask him for
Mrs. Norman Buckner will meet her
co-operation in helping to make Sunday for Florida where they will 16 A men'. gym class es now Ming or-
during 1936 over those of 1935, a the
Neter and brother-In-law. Mr. and Mrs trying period of finding it difficult songs ,is featured by the sepia
the official Old Gold puzzle pic-
rend
the
next
few
weeks.
President's Ball a success, it
ganised. Saul II. Rom le the chairmen. Louis Merle. of Peoria, Ill., In Chicein. to secure suitable if any accom- show, George Dewey Washing- tures, FREE, together with full
definite general recovery of busi- is the hope of the Julius Rosen-
Nate Feltner ie ,pending a few days Those Interested mayrail biro at from whore they will leave for • three modations on the steamers leav- ton will stay on for another rules and details regarding the
ness conditions cannot be doubted. wald Post to make this an annual
Cherry 1110 or Tyler 4-0213.
trip
to
Mexico.
weeks.
in Chicago on bustnees
Tonne People's Temple Club,
ing for the West Indies, Florida, month. Gwendolyn Reed, poet contest. Get your picture puzzles
Of special interest was the an-
The Ira meeting of the adult study
Tae winter formal of the T. P. T. G.
Mr and Mo. Jerome Nadell have as
nouncement by Mr. Wood that par- event.
California and the Mediterranean. songstress, sings with Chappelle. and entry form immediately. The
Oa. Saturday, Feb. 13. at 1 . 30 group
held on wedhesear
With best wishes for continued their awe. their parents.
•
Mr •nd Mrs.
ball
room
of
the
Rabbi
errata'
r
p In In
the
ticipating policyholders would re- success to The Detroit Jewish Abraham Miller of Chicago.
Jan. 17. at
Since travel this year is even The Harlem High Hatters and contest is just beginning. Don't
at the Temple. with
Nook-Cadillac Motel.
Friedland leading the dist-melon. on rester than in the peak season
ceive increased dividend payments Chronicle. and with sincere thanks
Three Streaks of Rhythm con- delay. Follow carefully the instruc-
preeeot rurrent•d•y events.
Among the graduate. from Central Temple Beth ICI Renews Scheolt
The Student Councilof the Temple
of 1929 it is most important that tinue the dizzy pace of their tions. There are no tricks or catch-
during 1937.
the many organizations who pur- Rich School t hie semeeter are: Char- high
School has arranged the tith en -
Mr. and Mrs I. Steinman and rhil• plans for trips be made far in ad- dance novelties and Earl Walton's es. Only your skill wins. Double-
The Sun Life financial state- to
lotte Friedman. Ruth (limber's Marvin
chased blocks of tickets for the Koffman. Sirloin Nadel'. Arnold Taylor, noel Purim dinner-dance to which the dren, Mrs. Saul Blmkrant •nd eon. Sher-
Mellow Old Gold is giving you a
eon• and daughter. of high school see win. Mr. and Mrs Jacob KovInskY. all vance of sailing. It only requires hot Harlem orchestra puts steam
ment for 1930 is a strong one, for affair we beg to remain,
Martin Taylor and Sybil Werbelow.
The affair Is scheduled for left on Jan. 14 for a month's Mel in a small deposit which is refunded Into music for both revue and chance to win a fortune and make
and
not only are the securities carried
Julius Rosenwald Post No. 218, The Flint degree (earn of the Beal •re
fieturday. Feb. 17. at 7 p. m. AdmIssien Miami, Fla.
can- dancing.
a
at book values, which, In the aggre-
In
full
if
necessity
makes
you rich for life. Watch this news-
to
the
dinner
and
dame
is
I
Per
American Legion Dept. of Mich. Brith lodge performed initiation for new
•
gate, are less than market value,
necessary. It assures
The regularmonthly meeting of he cellation
paper for further announcements.
member. on Sunday. as joint Initiation perm°
M. WATERSTONE,
On Sunday. Feb. II. at 3 p. m the Siffierbood was held on Feb. 1. preceded
but there is also an increase of
ceremonies of Bag City. Seem.. and tom and girls between the area of 4 as ueual with • luncheon and followed choice and comfortable accom-
POWATAN
Commander.
Flint lodges at the Elks' Club. The
$90,000,000
in
the
bond
by a program In the &he.. of Mrs modations.
more than
Consuelo F lower to n, smart Palestine Students Union Barra
principal en...kat was Rabbi Herter el and 1, will relebrat• Purim with the
aid of mother. and teacher. who will Norman Buckner, to...Went, the meeting
account since 1935, bringing the
For those who are making re- chanteuse, is appearing at the from International Student Body
Flint, while Louis Wiener of Grand
transform the social hall into • banquet was In cilium of Mrs. William Present.
epeke for the Junior Orfanita. ball of Queen Esther. For costume MS. Plena were completed for a Purim party servations for February or March
total of such account to $310,00,- U. H. S. Auxiliary Thanks Rapids
VIENNA.—(WNS)—An appli-
Powatan Club for a limited en-
lion. A. E A.. winch recolmd Its charter
gestions call your child's tearher or to be held on Feb. 31.
000, or approximately 40 per cent
or even April, communicate with gagement. She is the New York cation for membership from the
Detroit Jewish Chronicle: at the meeting.
Mies Onenhandier.
Miss Cashman at once and she debutante who gave up society life Union of Palestine Students which
of the asseta of the company. Dur- Editor,
On Sunday, Feb. 11. Individual clew
It is my privilege to express to
Polish Leaders Ceinieg
I. F. TAYLOR DIES
Purim parties will be held for the ch,
ing 1936 profits were made of over you the gratitude of the board of
will do her best to find the most for that of the night spots and includes Po per cent Jews and 10
A skull fracture sustained Monday 1th and lith grades of the Temple
suitable trip, tour or cruise.
$10,000,000 from the redemption or the Women's Auxiliary of the afternoon
per cent Arabs was voted down
made a great success thereby.
In a River road traffic acci-
school.
NEW YORK. (WNS) — Sena-
sale of securities and at the end United Hebrew Schools, for your dent brought death Jan. 03 to Dade.
Frank Hall is the new master by the International Conference
11 of 511 North Jackson St.
Rubinstein, chief rabbi John Schiff Named Trustee of ceremonies and has them in con- of Students at its annual con-
tor
Isaac
of the year the cash in the bank generosity in providing us with F. Taller.
, . for Mr. Taylor took place Fri- "Around the Corner" Fed- of Vilna, and Dr. Emil Sommer-
amounted to$16,000,000.During the the very fine publicity for our Sent
4•y, Rev. Mendel manes officiated, with
of New York U.
tinuous laughter. The Blond gress. The Palestine group's ap-
eral Theater Project
stein, president of the Club of
In gb aaaaa Fewlek Cemetery, Sur-
past year there has been a sub- fifth annual donor luncheon. and burial
Rhythm Dancers present several plication was supported by the
viving are his mother, Esther Tarter:
company's
Jewish Deputies in the Polish par-
Play at Littman's
stantial increase in the
novel routines. They claim to have delegates from France, Czechos-
his widow, Sonic ene daughter. Rem:
it
is
deeply
appreciated
by
our
NEW
YORK
(WNS)—The
dis-
liament, are coming to the United
one mn, Melvin: three brothers, I. J.
investment income over 1935 and entire organization.
of being one of the 50, and Art Mooney's rhythm lovakia, England, Belgium, Lux-
Taylor. and A. Taylor of IMF CRY: and
the average rate of interest earned
"Around the Corner," a beauti- States early in April to acquaint tinction
Joseph of Lithuania: mod two Meters.
band continues for dancing. Jerry embourg. and Greece, and op-
Respectfully yours,
youngest
university
trustees
in
public opinion with the
on investments shows an increase
Mrs D. Lewis and Mrs a Ansrel of fully peened and well acted drama American
MRS. LOUIS TOBIN.
country fell to John M. Schiff, & Turk, sensational dancers, direct posed by those from Italy, Hun-
for the second consecutive year.
Chicago.
by Martin Flavin, will be shown plight of Polish Jewry. Announce- the
from the Yacht Club, Chicago, do gary, Latvia, Switzerland, Lithua-
grandson
of
the
late
Jacob
II.
The financial statement shows re-
at Littman's People's Theater. ment of this was made at a din- Schiff, when he was elected to everything from the Suzi-Q to the nia, Finland, Bulgaria and Aus-
GALENDA GIRLS CLUB
ner to Arthur E. Littman of the
Benjamin
D.
Burdick
Moves
serves and surplus of over $37,-
and
Seward,
beginning
Wed-
12th
tria. The German delegates abe
Calends
Girls
Club
is
re-
The
council of the New York Uni- Lindy Hop.
00,00 and includes a special con- newing
nesday, Feb. 17. Appearing in this dress industry division of the the
His Law Offices
stained from voting.
activities and is now hold-
American Committee Appeal for versity. At 33 Schiff, who is a
tingency reserve of $10,000,000.
play
will
be
Hershel
Mayol,
Betty
Benjamin
D.
Burdick
announces
are
Double.
Cigarette.
Geld
The total income from all sources ing a membership drive. All girls the removal of his law offices from Semm, Fred Perkins, Richard the Jews of Poland which is seek- partner in Huhn, Loeb and Co., Old
In Ohio the Black Legion has
Mellow,
Double
Fresh,
Delhi.
between
the
ages
of
19
and
23
and
the
son-in-law
of
George
F.
has increased to over $164,000,000,
Gamble and others. "Around the ing to raise $1,000,000. The din-
club 515 Barium Tower to 1825-1831 Corner" is being sponsored by the ner netted $10,000 for the cam- Baker. is the youngest member Guerante.d. Made from the finest been displaced by a new group
while disbursements are down, interested in joining a social
Dime Bank Bldg. Phone, Cadillac
called the Legion of Action.
5-3946,
greys
tobacco.
they
hit
the
spot,
are
urged
to
call
Tyler
of
the
council.
leaving an excess of income over
WO). I
Federal Theater Project.
disbursements for 1936 of over evenings and ask for Fay Cohen. 1223,

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Countess Judith Listowel, who
speaks at the Detroit Town Hall
in the Fisher Theater Wednesday
morning, Feb. 17, at 11 o'clock,
planned on her American lecture
tour to discuss the changes in
England under King Edward VIII.
The world's most dramatic ro-
mance intervened to throw an Em-
pire into confusion and a new king
into office. Countess Listowel's sub-
ject remains the same, "The New
Reign in England," but events
have dynamited the material into
significant new forms.
A gifted speaker as well as a
vigorous writer, Countess Listowel
is known as one of the outstanding
woman lecturers of today.
Tickets are on sale now at Grin-
nell's, also Monday to Wednesday
before the lecture at the Fisher
Theater.

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