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Week's Attractions "Stars of Tomorrow"
At Center Theater Will Be Presented
On June 29 and 30
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program of the Center Theater,
The sixth annual production of
Woodward and the Boulevard, this
week.
"Stars of Tomorrow," produced
Beginning with Friday, through by the Roth and Berdun School
Sunday, June 27, the features are: of Stage and Radio, Inc., located
"Stolen Holiday," with Kay Fran- in Convention Hall, will be pre-
cis
cut and Claude Rains; and "Wings tented at the Masonic Temple
of the Morning" with Annabella, on June 29 and 30.
Henry Fonda, John McCormack,
Five hundred children and
the world famous tenor, and Leslie adults, pupils of the school, will
Banks.
take part in the many musical
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednes- comedy numbers which will in-
day and Thursday, June 28, 29, clude tap, acrobatic, chair, ec-
30 and July 1, the features will centric rope and stair dances, as
be:• Sylvia Sidney in "Street well as solo and choral numbers
Scene," a film that is being brought by the singing groups, that have
back as a result of hundreds of re- been prepared under the per-
quests for its repetition, and the sonal direction of Charles Roth
Marx Brothers and Allan Jones in and Cecil Berdun.
"A Night at the Opera."
The entire net proceeds of
"Stolen Holiday" is a great story both performances will be donat-
having its setting in France and ed to the Crippled Children's
in Switerland. It is a story of high Fund to provide medical and sur-
finance, of an affection which is gical care for disabled children
unnatural, and of a final turn whose families are without the
which unites two who truly love necessary means.
each other. Kay Francis, Alison
Skipworth and Claude Rains give
an excellent exhibition of acting.

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MICHIGAN — Martha Raye
and Bob Burns arc the stars of
"Mountain Music," the fun and
feuding romance — now at the
Michigan Theater. On the Michi-
gan stage the lavish New York
revue "A Day in the Alps" with
a cast of 35 singing, dancing and
comedy stars including. among
others. Collins and Peterson,
Melissa 'Mason, the Four Buc-
caneers, 16 Alpine Kissables, Fox
and Lui, and the Four Vespers.

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African adventure. and the of-
ficial fight pictures, round-by-
round and blow-by-blow of the
Joe Loui a—Braddock heavy-
weight championship fight in
Chicago, and mystery thriller
"The Thirteenth Man" are the
attractions offered at the Palms-
State Theater this week.

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PAGE NINE

a dismal future In that
THREE million Jews In Poland, by tradition merchants and artisans, face
unofficial, but supported by the powerful National Democratic
1 country. A relentless boycott, entirely

party has caused the bankruptcy of thousands of Jewish mercantile establishments, has ruined Jewish
instances—from the market places, and,has caused
petty traders by barring them—by violence In many
the unemployment of nearly two-thirde of the Jewish workers and artisans.
"schechita," the kosher slaughter of cattle, have broken up a flourish-
Further, the new restrictions on
only gave employment to thousands of Jews, Lot provided a source
1ng Jewish meat Industry which not
of income to Jewish communities through a special "Genteinden" sales tax.
in Poland face starvation. Sholent A 'eh, the famous
'TODAY nearly one-third of the Jewish population
In a communication to the American Jewish J slot Distribution
1 writer who recently visited Warsaw. said,
Committee, that he observed rickety children saving scraps of bread
schools with the aid of Joint
from free luncheons they get In
Distribution Committee funds, to take home to their parents at
night.
year
The Joint Distribution Committee is seeking $4,650,000 this
for overseas aid, of which $2,100.000 Is to be allocated for Poland.
Rumania, and other east European lands, to be used to open new
trades and occupations for Jews; support Jewish hospitals, orphan-
ages, religious, child care and medical aid organizations; and to
further the work of free and cooperative loan societies through
enabled to
whose activities hundreds of thousands of Jews are
remain meagerly self-supporting.

N the accompanying photos, Number 1 shows pickets, the first line
of the boycott movement, stationed In front of a Jewish establish-
ment In Minsk Mazowlecki; Photo 2 shows a Joint Distribution
Committee relief truck after it entered the pogromized town of
a
Truskolasy; Photos 3 and 4 show two typical aged workers, one
75-year-old matriarch whose entire capital is a pall of pickles which
she must sell to provide food and aheiter for her family and herself;
and a bearded carter whose etaggering burdens bring him scarcely
of a J.D.C. main-
a livelihood; Photo 5 shows the children's ward
tained Jewish hospital. most of Its Inmates suffering from malnutri-
tion. Photo Number a shows a group of children, typical of the
many to be found in every Jewish community In Poland; 34,000 of
them are fed each day with the aid of Joint Distribution Committee

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Mrs. Barry Bernstein of Hitched.
N Y. Is the guest of her mother, Mr::
J oseph Kramer, for the next few day

Fdward Liehtig is spending a few
days In Detroit.

Mrs. Ella Levine has returned home
Pier an extended visit in Ohio.

Mn Etta Berkman had as her pests
for Portal dap her daughter. Mrs. I
)(ern of Manton. Mich., bar grandsons.
S idney Korn of Lansing. Mich, and
Jack Korn. who Just graduated from
Medical School at Ann Arbor.

Mr. and Mrs Alex Kahn and daph•
ter. Nannette. ore leaving on Wednejt.
day for an extended visit with relatives
In Boston and other eastern cities.

Sixty women. ell members of vromen*s
organization. In Bay City Including
Senior Hattaasab. Tempi* Sistertinod•
• nd the Hebrew Ladies' Reneyolent Co.
ttily% gathered at the Wenonah Motel
or a luncheon which Hosed the year
for each group. Mr.. Reuben Adelman.
Pentrarn chairman. Introduced the en-
tertainers. Mn. Minnie Van Toy! gave
• group of reading*• two precedWig
Items ntOolCal numbers, and two follow.
inR them. Miss Dolores White and Mir
Maxine Coffman Ofr.rrd polo and duet
d•we numbers, accompanied by was
Helen Sullivan. pianist. `Ire J. E Gins-
berg. preeident of the Senior Badmouth
ihapter In Bay City. Introduced the
speaker, Levy Recker. director of the
Jewish Community Center at Detroit.
Mr• Rose Mosea president of the
Benevolent Society, offered prayer pre-
ceding the luncheon and later gave •
brief summery of the work of theor-
ganisation during the tocit year. In
Mr..
the absence of the Ineeldent.
Henry Anthony. Secretary of the Tem-
Sisterhood, reviewed the years
pi.
work of her organisation. and Mrs.
Ginsberg pviewed the liadsaph record.

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Honorary degrees will be hand-
ed out lavishly at the Jewish
Theological Seminary's commence-
relent . Kudos will go to Judge
Irving Lehman, Lucius M. Lit-
tauer Dr. Julian Morgenstern,
president of Hebrew Union Col-
lege, Prof. Duncan B. McDonald
of Hartford Theological Seminary,
and Chief Rabbi Israel Levi and
Schorr of France and Poland, re-
spectively, among others.

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POWATAN
Powatan's refrigerated cool-
ness is proving to be an aosis of
relief for the war mend thirsty
Detroiters.
Jackson, Mills and Reeve carry
on as the most popular team ever
to hit that spot.
Included in the show are the
Six Regal Dancers, Will Render-
son's Glee Club Band and Marie
Austin.

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The Sisterhnoti of nonlife Delh Jacob
held the find of a series of summer
parties at the Temple Wednesday eve.
Mow June IC This party was In the
form of • supper. Over AO member. and
friend. attended. The summer POP
tonal-111Po composed of Mrs. A. Lail-
des. chairman; Mesdames II. It /ten-
buck, Samuel Cohen, A. Zamek, CPI
Bloom, Pam Denson and Mrs. IMIph
Rubin, sponsored this affair.

Mrs. Earle Thum left Saturday for
a slit weeks' visit with her daughter
end son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Freedman of East Orange, N. J.

The Ganapol School of Musical
Art announces the last concert of
the season, presenting pupils of
Doris Togers Blake and Sylvia
Scherr at McGregor Auditorium on
Wednesday evening, June 30.
The summer term in piano, voice ,
violin and theoretical branches
opens this week.

taKEEPING oor's
n a m s before

the public" it an
alibi, demonstrating
a lack of pulling
power in advertising.

Herbert flucknew son of Mr. and Mrs
Norman Buettner of Ottawa Drive left
Sunday for Briar Lodge Camp at Ocon-
omowoc. Win, where he will remain
until September.

Copy suit bout direct
sales appeal can
squander say *dyer.
tiring ■ ppropriatiou.

Miss Marjorie Rosenthal of Detroit Is
visiting Miss Audrey Buckner of Ottawa
Drip.

Mr. and Mtn 0. J. ItSIMP. , i of a 3
Fennklin Blvd. hell open house Sun-
day, June 10, In honor of the Emilio,
tip at their son, Russell, from the. Uni-
versity of Michigan, Be teethed an
A.B. degree.

Copy

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"while space" 1,1

I h • all . important
"urge to buy." •

Born to Mr. and Wm liarold S.
Goldberg or Janie. K Blvd. • son
Urn. Goldberg Is the former Miss Esther
Kat 'Pity.

MICHIGAN INSECT ZOO
HERE JUNE 27-OCT. 10

The Michigan Insect Zoo, a
non-profit institution designed to
acquaint the people, of Michigan
with the natural history of their
own state, will be open to the
public at Convention Hall, 4607
Woodward Ave., from June 27
through Oct. 10. Open hours are
11 a. m. to 10 p. en., every day,
including Sunday.
The zoo presents thousands of i
insects, all of them alive, in spe-
cially constructed and lighted
glass exhibit cages. Displayed,
too, are many specimens of spi- I ..::...,
ders and small animals that feed,
on insects and hence help to keep 1M
My dear M. S.:
Here's a pretty one and it's
them under control.
ience.
A visit to the M ichigan Insect !all for you. A woman telephon-

with the winning more to be be-
tween 60 and CO. Contestants are
to set their own handicap and
the awarding of prizes will be
on the same basis as last week
. . . one for the most skillful
players while lots will be drawn
for the other. Blanche Seigel
wjll be the official starter. The
putting contest staged by the
femmes last Tuesday was won
by Mrs. Eddie Bernie, let; Mrs.
Harry Clark, 2nd. Mrs. Harry
Collins was the lucky gal who
captured the door prize.

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To place your advet•
tieing throoah TMs

Born to 14r. and /gra David L. Mesh
of Waldo St., • daughter.

oho, it to eliminat•
aimlessness, to m.+4*

Miss Charlotte Wyman has returned
from Muskegon Ileights where alto was
a teacher during the past year .
Ifr. end Mrs. O.rar Brenner and eon
or Alhany, N. Y., are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kovinsky.

the lob of issIvertia.

ing synonymous with
the job of selling.

floe hotbed Ilia
sips LAIllist Iola

Ifer. Samuel Cohen has returned from

7r,!:;1',, Cleveland
1;17:t

with sales .p.

peal Can bridge (lie

tad Akron, O.

A. F. L. Leader Attacks "Jew.
boys" In War on C. I. 0.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WNS)-
An open appeal to racial prejudice
was made by Albert Gossert, per-
sonal representative of George L
Goose, Southern representative
of the American Federation of
Labor, in an address at a rally
called to organize war against
the Committee for Industrial Or-
ganization. Speaking at an A. F.
of L. organizing meeting in Mar-
ket Hall, Gossert said "we of the
A. F. of L. in the South are not
going to pull any punches in the
fight against the C. I. 0. led by
the Dubinskys, all the other 'sky?
and Jewboys and John L. Lewis."

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RETAIL and NATIONAL

AclutAlainq.

Congrats ■ and • couple of
Knollwood bouquets to the
Harry Clarks who are cele-
La Guardia Refutes Guard Against
brating their 15th wedding •n-
Nazis
ni y today.
LOS AGELLS. — (VNS) —
•
When Mayor La Guardia of New
This week-end, June 26-27, the
York talks about Nazis he wants
Zoo is an amazing exper
men will hold a get-acquainted
no police protection against re-
so me
charmed
S. has
and been
that tournament. Players must select
Here are live insects that make ed
to say with
that hi.
she
prisals he indicated when he in-
casual,
zephery
style
in
which
their own electric light, that keep
for • partner a man he has never
vited a squad of Los Angeles po-
cows and servants, that fly with-
played with before. Eighteen
lice assigned to guard him against
"
her"
to
n,
that
she
wants
column,
out wings, that have ears in their she conducts the Knollwood holes medal play. Regular club
Nazi reprisals to take a walk.
legs,
that
build
bullet-proof start right off on Hadassah donor handicap to be used. Lowest net
Here for the United States Con-
luncheon
news
matters.
homes, that can lift 800 times
score wins. Fourteen prizes will JEW DEVELOPS NEW FORM ference of Mayors, La Guardia
And it was painful to ruthless-
OF
ANESTHETIC
their own weight.
be awarded.
PH ILA D ELPIIIA (WNS)— again repeated his anti-Nazi re-
3'he Michigan Insect Zoo is ly shatter a dream and tell her
•
marks, saying "l'm not taking
Divinyl ether, a new form of anes-
prepared to serve the public in that "she" happens to be a "lee" THINGS I NEVER KNEW
back anything I said."
many ways. It will answer ques- and that Jim and I won't give TILL NOW—
thetic which eliminates naseous
tions of gardeners, f armers, him up—no-sir-ree--nor will Sirs.
Statistics show us that in this after effects and produces more
Italian Jewess Decorated.
housewives. It will identify in- M. S.
great game of golf—putting is rapid unconsciousness, has proven
Just so's you may know.
ROME (WNS) — Si gnore
sects that are brought in. Each
where skill counts the most--in successful in over 2,000 testa in
JEAN ELLMANN,
Saturday afternoon at 5:45, over
fact when it is put down in per- the University of Pennsylvania Emilia Cohn, a promir.snt Ortho-
Is "she" blushing!
medical school, Dr. Isidor S. Ray- dox Jewess, has been decorated'
Station WXYZ and the Michigan
centages it SUMS up like this:
Radio Network, it will conduct a
Driving, 23 per cent; approach- din. its developer, Informed the with • high Italian order and pre-
The winners • of the kickers ing, 26 per cent, and putting, 61 16th annual Congress of Anes- sented with a testimonial volume.
unique broadcast, featuring the
thetists. Dr. Ravdin, professor containing the signatures of 35,—
private lives of the insects that handicap held last Sunday were per cent.
live in your own back yard. Most as follows: 1st, Julius Braun; '
The conclusion is then, that of research surgery at the Uni- 000 eminent Italians in recog:
.
am
at
n
g
insects are useful and should he 2nd, S
many strokes are lost on the versity of Pennsylvania, reported nition of her services to Italian
preserved; the Zoo will tell you Seigel; 4th, Dr. Lou Meyers; 6th, green.
that his anesthetic had been used agriculture. Signora Cohn is
how to recognize the harmful William Chatman; 6th, Sol Yoi-
A golfer who plays 18 boles on babies and persons as old as planning to go to Palestine
lee;
7th,
Leo
Goldsmith;
8th,
shortly.
ones .
on a warm day gives offenough '15 with excellent results.
iny The zoo
b exhibits.
e ri an b r ibiita
n in It o R. Wis k; 9th, Nat Bronstein.
heat to raise the temperature of
•
Sally Ellen doesn't know how
about
a
Hollwood is talking
the public to bring
• ton • water one degree. He
The third round of e sp ring loses enough water through pers. permanent Reinhardt theater pat- to cook, but one of her principal
sects for Its displays. Such sited-
mens should preferably be trans- tournament will be played this pir•tion to fill two water glasses. terned after the famous Salzburg hobbies is collecting recipes for
ported in • glass jar or tin can Sunday. Here are the results of These estimates, by A. II. Rein- Festival. favorite dishes.
vweinthtilhatoiloens.
ach, industrial expert on water
1ST FLIGHT
and beverage cooling equipment,
Sol Kopman defeated Arnold
The director of the Michigan
are cited as good reason why
Insect Zoo is Brayton Eddy, na- Gross 4.3; Mac Gordon defeated
en.loy a cool drink at the
tionally known scientist. author Lou Tabashnik 2-1; Sam Sofferin Bolters
19th ho e.
defeated Dr. Barney Israel 4-3;
and lecturer.
Boy, ain't that something?
The new Zoo was brought to Moe Diamond and George Levey
—M. S.
Bringing to fruition more than New York building, located at Detroit by George F. Pierrot, di- were disqualified.
Doarte, Calif., site of the institu-
a year's special effort, actual con-
FLIGHT
rector
of
the
World
Adventure
2ND
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
tion, culminates a drive carried on
Jules Schubot defeated II. Rob- DENS ON MONDAY EVENING
struction work on the first major chiefly by New York supporters Series lectures at the Detroit In-
stitute of Arts. To enable the inson by default; Max Blumberg
All Baba, moustachioed Kur-
building project at the Los Angeles of the organization.
The new structure, which will series to operate the zoo, • De- defeated Dr. George Weiss 3-2; dish wrestling powerhouse. and
Sanatorium in recent years — the
troit fund which prefers to re- Nate Margolis defeated S. L. the "Human Blimp" weight 625
New York hospital building—was involve an expenditure of $125,000,
main anonymous has granted • Moss by default and Milt Shapiro pounds, are to meet in the mat
started this month. it was an- will consist of nine units housing
generous appropriation. The zoo
feature of the Monday wrestling
nounced by President Mark Carter 64 patients, including a complete
charges
a nominal admission of
3RD FLIGHT
card in the Arena Bowl.
medical and dietetic department.
of the institution.
10e for boys and girls and 25c defeated
C. C. defeated
Veliek 4-3.
Ed
Bernie
Joe
Horo-
In the semi-final Maurice La-
Five
acres
of
landscaped
ground
Marking the beginning of thy
de- Chapelle, the "Flying French-
for adults. With this money it
24th year of the famed sanatori- will be utilized. It is expected that
- ; Sei
hopes to maintain itself perms- f s vita
5-4-
Dr.
Louis
de- man". who has beaten all of his
d i c Meyer!
aotivm
n
e
f
T
e
v
ed
ed
i
b
B
the
new
units
will
be
completed
e
va
htve
um's existence and the start of the
gel opponents here, meets Walter
Dann y
nently on • non-profit basis.
second year of its comprehensive and ready for use by tubercular
1 up; Norman Buckner defeated Rosy, Michigan's No. 1 light-
two-year modernization and budget- patients from New York City be-
H. Mathias 5-4.
heavy and former world's champ.
balancing program, start of the fore January, 1938.
•
One fall bouts are: "Speedy"
Sprinkled in the watt throngs Sheerer vs. Alex Ksaboski and
June 26
Fast of Tammuz
July 9 that watched the big Shriner Rufus Jones, a Negro light-heavy,
Rosh Chodesh Ab
July 17 parade on Wednesday night vs. Pete Sherman, Texas cowboy.
Fast of Ab ......
'Roth Chodesh Ellul
Aug. 8 were many Knollwoodites • • •
Captain Julius Leibert, the only
Sept 6 and they seemed to save their
Rosh Hashanah
Tom Kippur
Sept. 15 cheers for our own Noble Carl full-time Jewish chaplain assigned
with
the
Myers
who
marched
to
the C. C. C. camps, married a
Sept. 20
let Day of Succoth
Catholic boy and • Protestant girl
Sept. 27 Detroit contingent ... funny
Shemini Atzereth
IL to R) Felix S.I. Warburg. honor- Committee at the Hotel Astor In
bat
to
us
he
was
the
only
in
the
open air near Camp Waren-
Sept. 28
Simchath Torah
ary chairman of the American Jewish New York City.
'marcher who wee in step . • •
ton, Oregon ... The boy, who is
•Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan—Oct.
PROFITS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS
Warned by the Imminence of a
Joint
Distribution Committee,
looked
very
natty
in
assigned to Camp Warenton, in-
Nov. 5 Carl, who
Rosh Chodesh Kislev
Part
together wnh Herbert H. Lehman, European war which the impover-
his uniform, performed a Roy
sisted that Rabbi Delbert tie the
1st Day of Chanukah ....Nov. 29
• Cal Involve. No obliged.• e• Your
ished
Jewish roDulahow will not be
Governor,
State
of
New
York.
and
Scout deed by stepping out of
knot ... The ceremony was con-
• Rosh Chodesh Tebeth.... Dec. 5
Paul Baersaid, vice-chairman and able to cope with and survive unless
ducted according to army ritual
Dee. 14 line to escort Sol Kopman and
Fast of Tebeth
outside aid y secured: 500 Jewish
chairman.
respectively.
of
the
Woodward
Incidentally, the total lack of
II It
NOTE—Holidays begin in the Nat Bronstein
J. D. C., unanimously voiced the leaders of the United States and
Ave. during the procession.
prejudice in the C. C. C. is re-
evening preceding the dates desig-
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
need for hastening greater aid Ps Canada, voted a larger 1932 quota
•
vealed by the fact that six of the
nated.
Jews overseas at the national con- for the J. D. C., the sum to be
The ladies will hold • 9-hole 14 tittts at Camp Warenton are
• Rosh Chodesh also observed
icrtnce of the Joint Distnbution announczd later.
kicker's handicap next Tuesday camp leaders.
previous day.

START WORK ON NEW L. A. S. BUILDING

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WEBSTER HALL
Hari Smith and his orchestra
are introducing a vogue for con-
tinental dance music at Webster
Hall Grill. The volacists are
Nick McCarrick and Doris Gray.
Martin and Morrell, ballroom
team who opened this week-end,
dance tango and rhumba as well
as more rapid routines. while
Ilaskell mystifies and entertains
with his magis bar.

Mexico Refuses Apology to Nazis
for Statue Depicting Hitler
FOX—As a fearless district at-
in Cage
torney who attacks wealth and
power in a one-man fight against
MEXICO CITY. — (WNS) —
wanton, reckless driving, Richard If Mexican anti-Fascists choose to
Dix scores the greatest dramatic depict Hitler and Mussolini as be-
triumph of his career in "The ing incarcerated in jails there is
Devil Is Driving," screen attrac- nothing the Mexican government
traction at the Fox. On the stage can or will do about it. That was
the Fox presents in person Henry the reply made by the Mexican
Armetta, beloved Italian funny foreign office in refusing to apolo-
man and the character comedy gize to Germany and Italy for
hit in hundreds of the screen's alleged insults to the heads of
merriest comedies.
their governments by grotesque
statues that appeared in the work-
ADAMS—"Venus Makes Trouble" . ers' May Day parade here.
is a comedy drama having to do
with the remarkable promotion
If present plans materialize,
ventures of a small-town lad in Benny Rubin, Bert Wheeler and
the big city. James Dunn and Bob Woolsey intend to go on a
Patricia Ellis are starred. "Parole barnstorming tour of the country
Racket", the second feature star- and revive Benny's old vaudeville
ring Rosalind Keith and Paul Kel- act which gave him top billing in
ly, carry out the title inference.
the nation's leading theaters for
many years with Jack Haley.
DOWNTOWN TfilEATE'R — Benny was dialogue director on
"Slaves in Bondage" having played the new Wheeler-Woolsey comedy.
to tremendous crowds in the past "On Again—Off Again," produced
five weeks will be held over for a at RKO . Here's one of Benny
sixth and final week starting Fri- Rubin's most popular stories. Mrs.
day at the Downtown Theater, Bloom answered the doorbell at
showing for men only. This picture her home to find a gentleman
reveals the inside story of girls standing on the porch. "I am a
forced into white slave traffic re- minister of the gospel—collecting
sulting in investigation by the funds," said he. Mrs. Bloom turned
United States authorities, This pic- to her husband and yelled: 'Sam!
ture will not be presented in any Sam! Ainchoo paid der gaahz bill
other Detroit neighborhood theater yet?"
or any suburban town.

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