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PAGE NINE

•osi THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Lou Berman Named Mana-
ger of Sales for Plymouth
and Chrysler Cars

Detroit Song Lyricist
Gets Hollywood Bid

Lady Drummond-Hay at the
Fisher Town Hall Next
Wednesday

HEART DISEASE

Joos Ballet Here
Saturday, Nov. 20

A Medical Talk Prepared by the
Maimonides Medical Society
The season's first big ballet
Sammy
Lerner
Returns
for
Visit
Berwell Motors, Chrysler and
Lady Drummond-Hay, E n g •
Today heart disease ie p .obably event will take place Saturday
Plymouth dealers, announqe the
in U. S. After Successful
land's leading woman journalist the most important disease or dis- n ight, Nov, 20, at 8:30 o'clock,
appointment of Lou Berman as
Stay in England
and first women to fly around the ease group confronting medical in Orchestra Hall, at which ,time
manager of sales. The Berwell
world, comes to the Detroit Town science. The battle against heart the looms European Ballet, inter-
After all what is there out.
sales, showroom and service sta•
Sammy Lerner, who has gained Hall in the Fisher Theater
side of good real estate?
disease is all the more difficult
worldwide
fame
as
a
lyricist.
re-
Wednesday morning, Nov. 17, at because of the fact that the causes
Security income future pro-
turned to this country after a 11 o'clock on her first American of the major types of heart disease
fits no doubt about it. You
successful stay in England where lecture tour. Her subject will be
may have no idea of the op-
still are unknown to us. These ma-
he wrote the lyrics for some of "My Adventures with People."
portunities soda you see our
jor types, three in number, are
the most successful productions
She is known as "The Stormy (I) Rheumatic Heart Disease (2)
Facts and Figures.
there, including "Going Greek" Petrel of Fleet Street," for she heart Disease due to high blood
and "Hide and Seek" for which can always be found wherever pressure and (3) Coronary Heart
8 Apt $18,000
Guy Bolton and Fred Thompson there are riots, wars, revolutions. Disease. Besides these three ma.
Former $40,000 sales value.
wrote the books. Last week he Yet to the world at large, Lady jor types or groups there are some
4 and 5 rooms fireplaces wall
was in Detroit for a brief visit Drummond-Hay is perhaps best
types of heart disease in which we
beds 6 large porches. 1
with his fother, Mrs. Sarah Ler- known for her participation in know the cause such as congenital
steam, Only $3,600 down.
ner of 2465 Waverly Ave. He epoch-making air events.
or syphilitic heart disease, but
She is the only woman to have
an.; his wife, the former Dorothy
these latter types form a compare-
17 apt $28,500
Davis of Brooklyn, whom he mar- ever flown entirely around the
tively small number of the cases
ried in London on Oct. 24, 1936, world. That was in 1929 when the
Construction cos t around
of heart involvement.
are now in New York. He is "Graf Zeppelin" circled the globe.
$75,000. Solid masonry and
The first of the three major
awaiting word from Hollywood, The preceding summer on the
steel. Tiled stairs and halls.
having received g call to join "Graf Zeppelin" she became the types, Rheumatic Heart Disease,
Rent $9,000,
important studios there as a song- first woman to fly the Atlantic begins usually in early childhood
or early adult life. Climate has
writer.
from Europe to America.
LOU BERMAN
21 apt $25,000
apparently an important relation
• In London Sammy Lerner, who
in this disease, since It is rarely
tion are located at 2921 McNichols
Former listing $80,000. In-
first Ilegan to write lyrics 15 World's Greatest Woman found in southern or tropical por-
Road, four blocks east of Liver-
cludes complete furnishings.
years ago, at the age of 19, wrote
Explorer
to
Speak
at
tions of the world. The type due
nois.
Move in and operate. Only
songs for 11 films and four stage
to high blood pressure may appear
$5,000 down,
Art Institute Sunday
Mr. Berman brings to his new shows. He has figured in im-
soon after the onset of elevated
post a vast amount of experience portant theatrical productions on
26 apt $42,000
gained through many years of au- both sides of the Atlantic and is
Mrs. Carl Akeley, probably the blood pressure or may not appear
NOELl E de MOSA
until many years after. Not every
tomobile
selling.
A
veteran
In
au-
wiirld's
greatest
woman
explorer,
especially famous in this coon-
Cost $100,000 to build. Mar-
Youngest Member, Joon Ballet
tomobile circles, Mr. Berman has try for "I'm Popeye the Sailor will speak at the Detroit Institute case of high blood pressure has
ble tile entrance stairs lobby.
for years been one of Detroit's Man," "Oh Susanna, Dust Off of Arts, Woodward at Kirby, next heart disease. In fact, many cases nationally famous dance troupe,
Former rents $21,000. Earns
leading salesmen. His genial dis- That Old Fianna" and other popu- Sunday afternoon, Nov. 14, at with unusually high pressure may will be presented in a single per-
15% net on present low
3:30, on "In Restless Jungles," show little or no heart effects. The formance under auspices of the
position and conscientious desire lar hits.
rents.
Dili,
and in the evening at 8:30 on third type, Coronary Heart
top lease has acquired for him a
Detroit Symphony Society.
During his school days he en-
large personal following which tertained his friends with rhymed "My Adventures in Africa." Both ease, rarely is found.. before 35
Fourballets will be given, three
$12,000 Down
ap-
is evidence of Mr. Berman's hon- versions of their activities. He lectures will be' fully illustrated years of age and most cases
of which will be new to Detroit.
buys outstanding cor in sec-
with motion pictures which Mrs. pear after 60. Here the arteries
est and fair business methods.
The troupe has returned to the
became known for his ability to
ure rental center. Former
In ectending an invitation to write in metrical form. He had Akeley took during a two-years' nourishing the heart are involved. United States for its third season
$90,000 sales value. Former
The important symptoms which with new honors and the echoes
his many friends and patrons to gotten a job as a jewelry sales- expedition in Africa for the Amer-
rent $12,000. Earns 14% now
visit him in his new quarters Mr. man, when he encountered Rich- can Museum of Natural History. should suggest to an individual the of fresh triumphs abroad.
on sacrifice price only $35,-
possibility of heart disease are nu-
There are 32 members in the
Berman said: "I am now able bet- ard A. Whiting, successful com-
000. Bal new 20 yr mtg
ter to serve my friends than ever poser of songs. Together they Beautiful Hotel Webster in merous. Some of the outstanding troupe, representative of seven
small payments. Look into
ones
are
as
follows:
shortness
of
nationalities.
The youngest mem-
before. In this low-rent, low-over- soon produced several songs and
Miami Beach, Fla. Opens
this,
breath at rest or with alight ex- ber is 20-year-old Noelle de Mona,
head location I can offer better before long these hits were sen-
for Winter Season
ertion,
a
rapid
or
pounding
heart,
a
Dutch
lass
whose beauty, au-
deals and I urge anyone in the sations that won fame for the
pain in the mid or left chest or thorities claim, is unsurpassed for
Mr. Bedford, Cadillac 0321
market for a Chrysler or Ply- lyricist.
Announcement is made that the upper abdomen, and, especially in its delicacy and intelligence.
mouth car to get in touch with
Born in Rumania, Sammy was
Homer Warren & Co.
Net proceeds from the perform-
me before buying. A staff of brought to Detroit by his parents, Hotel Webster, one of the costli- older persons, the various symp-
est and finest of the new hotels, toms usually called "indigestion.' ance will be turned over to the
REALTORS
trained mechanics are in charge of Sarah and the late Abraham Ler-
located one block from the beach, All the symptoms noted may come maintenance fund of the Detroit
51 Years Dependable Service
our modern service station and ner, when he was seven years old.
has opened its doors for its sec-
are an hand to give perfect at- He attended Detroit schools and ond winter season in the Southern from other causes but warrant Symphony Orchestra. accordithr to
eliminating the possibility of heart Murray G. Paterson, manager.
tention in the servicing of cars." Detroit City College, leaving his paradise.
disease.
Mr. Berman can be reached by studies to become a jewelry sales-
Many prominent and discrimi-
Those individuals who had rheu-
man. When his songs, "By the nating folks from this city and
Ben S. Rosenthal Creates calling University 1-2570.
Signs of the Rose," The Pump vicinity visited the Hotel Web- matic fever during childhood,
Remarkable Fuel Oil
Song," "Nobody Worries 'Bout ster last season and made it their should be under a doctor's super-
Sales Record
vision, and should not undertake
MICHIGAN. — Pat O'Brien
Me" and others became known winter home.
any activities, unless recommend- and Joan Blondell in "Back in Cir-
he was given offers of executive
It contains 60 rooms, all out-
Every cust omer must be satis-
positions by music publishers of side, spacious lobby, lounge, card ed by their physician. The other culation" with Margaret Lindsay
fied! That is the proud boast of
renown. Ile has since written and recreation rooms. Appoint- types of heart disease may be pre- is now at the Michigan Theater.
B. S. Rosenthal, who is district
the songs for such productions as ments are in the smart, modern vented or kept under control by On the stage appearing in person
salesmanager of the Argo Oil
"Artists and Models," "Three's a manner, and many of the innova- periodic health examinations, pre- is Don Redman with his Harlem
In a recent radio address, Rabbi Crowd," "Hello, Paris," and oth- tions designed for the comfort ferably once a year. "Consult your (hi-de-ho) Revue, and orchestra
Corp., purvey-
Samuel
M.
Gup
of
Temple
Israel
ors of furnace
ers. With Al Hoffman he wrote and pleasure of guests have at- physician regularly" is the new with such stars as Orlando Rober-
son, the Three Berry Brothers,
oil. To acquire of Columbus, 0., expressed the be- "In the Hush of the Night," and tracted wide attention. Among slogan of modern medicine.
lief
that
Jews
and
non-Jews
can
Chuck and Chuckles, the Two
a clientele of
with Abel Bear "You'll Never Get the features, are a fully equipped
Zephyrs, Louis McCarroll and Ella
hundreds of meet on common ground for the Up to Heaven That Way." Oth- roof solarium, private palm gar-
aters. To top this big
customers is an establishment of amicable rela- er of his famous lyrics can be dens, attractive coffee shop and Detroit Music Guild Concert
haters.
double show, Eduard Werner and
ac complishment tionships. In the course of his ad- listed by the dozens.
on Nov. 20
circulating ice water system.
his 21 Michigan Symphony Stars
t ha t justifies dress he said:
Sammy Lerner is an incessant
Hotel Webster is known as "the
"Can Jew and non-Jew meet? reader of the beat literature. lie friendly hotel," due to the spirit
boasting, b u t
The Detroit Music Guild an- dedicate a salute to Thanksgiving.
when you have Most assuredly, yes. They can loves the classics and is acquaint- of goodfellowship that exists nounces the second in its series
meet
through
the
realization
of
MADISON. — Paul Muni In
ed with the best of modern works. among its guests—a spirit encour- of chamber music concerts to
them all satis-
Last year Sammy •resorted •to aged by the-management.
fied then it's an their human kinship, through the
take place on Saturday evening, "The Life of Emile Zola" Is now
fulfillment
of
American
loyalties,
the transatlantic telephone to
achievement.
David Neilinger is resident Nov. 20, in the small auditorium in its third and positively final
week at the Madison Theater. The
Starting with and through the performance of press his courtship. He called owner and Nat Ehrlich is mana- of the Art Institute.
Argo as a sales- their duties as sons and daughters Dorothy Davis and persuaded her ger. Mr. Ehrlich, before assum-
Maurice Dumesnil, who has picture is based on the adventures
man in 1931, of the Most High. The whole- to leave for London where they ing his post as manager, was a played with the leading orchestras of the noted author, his crusade
. Mr. Rosenthal, hearted avowal of these common were married. On his visit here practicing lawyer for 14 years and in concert in Europe and in behalf of Alfred Dreyfus falsely
elements will enlarge their meet-
kir. Rosenthal enthused with ing ground, it will open the flood- last week he joined in his moth- and has ■ wide acquaintance in America, will participate in this accused and imprisoned on Devil's
er's 60th birthday celebration.
the product he
the social and Dullness world. He concert, with Georges Miquelle, Island, Fifty settings were used in
was to sell and his pocket stuffed gates of fellow enlightenment and
is recognized for his ability to in the Jean Hure Sonata for cello the production of the picture,
mostly of France.
with prospect cards. determined understanding. Certainly, civiliza-
render service and gain the good and piano.
tion
is
old
and
wise
enough
to
to win the confidence of each cus-
will of his guests.
Two numbers by Gabriel Du-
UNITED ARTISTS. — Jean-
tomer. "Personal interest" in know that the time has come
pont, a quintet for piano and
every customer was to be his mot- when every man should recognize
The monthly meeting of Temple Beth
strings and cycle of songs, are ette MacDonald in Rudol ph
FHA); operetta "The Firefly"
to. Gifted with a genial person- that the crown of glory belongs El Sisterhood watt held at the temple Doris Vincent's Bar and also on the program.
Wednesday. Those in charge of refresh-
ality and a conscientious desire to him who speaks and acts in ments
Cocktail Lounge
Other artists include George with Allan Jones and Warren Wil-
were Mrs. Gilbert }limbers and
to be of helpful service to his loving helpfulness.
B.
Mrs. Samuel D. Barnett. Mrs. S.
Galvani, baritone, Henri Siegl and liam is now at the United Artists
"One of the pre-eminent bene- Pearbitine, pregnant chairman. outlined
clients he soon developed a per-
The
Paddock
Bar
at
Park
and
James
Barrett, violins, and Val- Theater. Seven outstanding musi-
the peace program In connectionwith
cal numbers are sung in "The
sonal following which has in- fits of the modern age consists in the work outlined by the national fed- Elizabeth will henceforth be bert P. Coffey, viola.
creased each year and today Mr. the fact that people of different erated :sisterhoods. 11r. Frank Hank.n known as Doris Vincent's Bar and
Subscription
tickets are still Firefly" five of them from the
was the epeaker at the meeting and
faiths
live
close,
each
to
the
other.
Rosenthal has to his credit a
Cocktail Lounge, Starting this available but single admision may original Rudolph Friml operetta
committee reports were given by chair-
remarkable - and enviable • sales Shall this proximity be merely men. Final arrangements were made for Saturclay•Barnes. and Stew.; pop- be secured 14•Grinnell's or at the and two additional songs written
by the noted composer especially
record. Recognizing his ability physical? Shall Hie means of rapid the annual bamar, Nov. 16.
ular song sophisticates, will en- door.
for the screen version.
and conscientiousness, the Argo transit draw their persons near to
The Junior Si sterhod
tertain patrons with their reper-
officials rewarded him with a pro- each other and still leave them m ling wllh Mtn, Bons `1. 0 1:11 :r I CS! toire of clever songs.
Higley on South Saginaw St., voted oil
FOX — Eddie Cantor, banjo-
motion to district salesmanager. spiritually apart? Is it conceivable
Clifton
Fadiman
at
Town
Miss Vincent is well known to
n. rest Are Lande, tpres i-
erstalgtoluo,,
Mr. Rosenthal is an oldtime De- that the modern methods of com-
eyed fun king of stage, screen and
Detroit's night club patrons and
Hall at Cass Nov. 19
e
's 1
01faja*rT, 'netdtu e c:
c:Ilas .A.dna 1
munication
a
n
d
transportation
Membership,
radio,
turns Bagdad into "Gag-
troiter and is a member of the
Miss 1,1111. Natehes: help, Miss will personally manage her club.
K. of P. and the Optomist Inter- shall annihilate time and space Remits Pryer; publicity, MISS Geraldine She announces that there will be
Detroit Town hall in the Cass dad" In "Ali Baba Goes to Town,"
and
yet
not
touch
men
and
wom-
Chimovits;
chaplain,
Miss
Marjorie
national. He is available for con-
dancing nightly from 7 p. m. to Theater is presenting Clifton his newest musical mirth hit. now
Oro.. The health report was given by
sultation on fuel problems and en with a new sense of unity and MI,. Bryce and plans were made for 1:30 a. m., and that a special Sun- Fadiman, noted editor and literary at the Fox Theater. On the 'stage
can be reached by calling Lafa- togetherness? Shall the disparity the formai tea at the inilletion and day dinner will be served for critic, next Friday morning, Nov. the Fox presents an all-star var-
between our religious profession Installation of new members. The Missed, 51.50. Daily menus will feature
iety revue headed by Jan Peerce,
yette 4500.
hand° sod Sarah Lande will be
19, at 11 o'clock. Mr. Fadiman, in
and the fact of prejudice exist Anne
the nest bootees.s at their home at 410 special luncheons and dinners.
discussing and reviewing the new romantic singing star of the air-
side by side hopelessly and for- East WItherbee St.
ways; Eddie Garr, premier mimic
books of this season, will tell "Why
ever?
and comedien of stage, screen
At Sabbath eery.. Friday •5 Beth Musical at Ganapol School
Best Sellers Sell Best."
Noted German Jewish Schol- "Jew and non-Jew can meet !motel
Congregation in the ...HO Com-
and radio and Broadway night
Clifton Fadiman today is only
on Monday
and ought to meet, not by com- munity Center. Mn. Louie !Abater and
ar Joins Faculty of Jew-
life.
Mr.. Sally Cooperetein spoke on the
33 years old yet for the past 10
promise or surrender of con- Iladanash convention which they at-
ish Institute of Religion
The first of a series of musicals years he has been attracting na-
science, but by renewed dedica- tended last week at Atlantic Cite. The
ADAMS — In "Behind the
were dedicated to liadassah In
for pupils of all grades will be tion-wide and even trans-atlantic Mike," an energetic radio pro-
tion to ethical principles and aerobes
•
Flint, and startedmembership
cam•
A noted German Jewish schol-
ideals. For the Christian to apply paten. Rabbi S. Z. Fineberg was In given at the Ganapol School of attention as editor-in-chief of a gram producer, played by William
ar has joined the faculty of the his Christianity and the Jew his charge.
Musical Art on Mondry night, New York publishing house and as Gargan, quarrels with the sponsor
---
Jewish Institute of Religion' in
Nov. 15, under the direction of the author of that famously astute of the Crunchie Munchie Hour
Judaism to the facts of individual
Flower. and tat*. marked the
the person of Dr. Guido Kisch,
and social experience is to point luncheon tables at which places were Ruth Casyer Dayer and Doris and brilliant column of book crit- and is filed. The remainder of
formerly professor of history of
icism in The New Yorker.
the way to a strengthening of the arranged for 76 monitors and • few Blake.
his efforts in the film have to do
lad and constitution at the Uni- moral fibre of humanity. Let the out-of-town gueet• Wednead•y, when
the regular meeting of the Sisterhood
with the re-establishment of a
versity of Halle, where he taught Christian discharge his Christian of Beth stead was held In the Jewish
run-down radio station, quarrels
with distinction for 11 years, up responsibility toward the Jew and Community Center. Mrs. Frank Haskin•
spoke following luncheon on "Peace...
ATTRACTIVE SHOW AT THE POWATAN
with his ex-boss, and romance with
to the year 1933. Dr. Kisch
selection. was
let the Jew fulfill his trust as the Contributing musical
a pretty program manager. Ju-
has been appointed visiting pro-
Siegel, who played violin
People of the Book, and the two Mi. Ruth
l! dith Barrett.
accompanied by MI. Lee Mac
fessor of history, and he will lec- will unquestionably go along in numbers
Mrs lends Lebeter led the prayer.
ture on the legal, social and eco- the sweetness of abiding friend- Plana for future evenly were discu•sed
CINEMA — "Razumov" is a
and a benefit party decided upon for
nomic history of the Jews in the ship and mutual esteem."
Sunday. Nov. 211. when games will be
French picturization of a Joseph
Middle Ages.
at the Community Center.
conducted
Conrad
novel which traces the
will
be
held
.
The son of the well-known Ge-
The annual "Pink Ball
1 tragic plight of a young student
1Wr. II at the renter and Mr. Manuel
meinderabbiner of Prague, Rabbi
Davidson and Mre. John Sacks were
'
unuwittingly
snared In the plots
Alexander Kisch, Dr. Kisch was
appointed chairmen. Ray Gorreirs re
[ of a terroristic society. English
hem.. will furnish the music. Mn.
born in that city in 1889, and
Frank Benlann reported th•t there wore
subtitles
are
provided. In addi-
pursued a brilliant university ca-
77 contribstine member. In the slater-
tion the Federal Theater will pre-
hood group of the Needlework guild,
reer in Prague and Leipzig, re- Rebirth Morning Bente.,
who
par.ipated
In
the
ingethering.
sent
"Let
Freedom
Rirz." There
Sabbath morning service will tw held
ceiving a teaching appointment in
In the main •uditorlum of the Temple
will be no advance in prices.
the latter university in 1915, at

IN THESE
TIMES

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nor

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Jews an d
del Casti•
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.ies in that
steos to
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Incitement
nal Fascist
Castijes
the fide@
liacards.

OTT
Defter

Downtown Theaters

Rabbi Gup Says
Jew and Non-Jew
Can Meet Amicably

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1

the age of 26. Dr. Kisch himself
relates, with a good deal of
amusement, how the first clam
which he taught there was com-
posed of many students a good
deal older than he. and how he
was at first mistaken for one of
the students.
In 1920 he was appointed pro-
fessor at the University of Koen-
igsberg, and in 1922 he accepted
a professorship at Halle, where
he was at the same time director
of the central law library. He
remained in this post until 1933.
After serving as visiting profes-
sor at the Juedisch-Theolocrisches
Seminar in Breslau in 1934, Dr.
Kish came to America in the fol-
lowing year. where he did some
valuable work for the American
Academy for Jewish Research.
Dr, Kisch received the Saxony
State Award for research in legal
history in 1919; was elected fel-
low of the Academy of Sciences
and Arts in the Czechoslovakian
Republic in 1932, and member of
the Riecobono-Academy for Ro-
man Law at the Catholic Univer-
sity in Washington in 1937.
He has written extensively on
medieval legal history, and his
most recent works in America in-
clude studies on "Research in
Medieval Leiral History of the
Jews;'
(1935), "The Jewry Law
J
of the Medieval German Law-
Books," (1936), "German Jews
in White Labor Servitude In
America." (1537). and is at pres-
ent engaged In extensive work
on a comprehensive monograph of
the influence of the Bible on med-
ieval secular law.

each week at 10.90. On Sabbath. Nov.
11, Dr. loo M Franklin will preach on
the et: "lir PIM. and Irreemers"
Anneal Congregational Dinner,
The 17thannual meeting or Congre•
g ation Beth El will take place next
Sunday night, Nov. 14. at 7:10. ft can-
not ho too 'really emphasized that
the obligation res. upon CO.7member
to and thin meeting. Matters of vital
importance to the future of the con-
gregation will be disumed. Ti,. annual
tion•I dinner will be at II
0
o'clock. The charge Is II per person

for the dinner.
hireerbsed nil Tcfrad•t
Thera will be tryouts on Wednesday,
Nov. 17. al 10:30 a m, let tics Temple.
for the children'. play which is to be
'oven by the Sisterhood In November.
Itemter• of the illet•rhood who are In-
le rveted •re urged to rorne lo the try•
out If unatil• to do Po, re t In touch
with Ws Murray Romm. or Mr. Milton
Marx
Thanksgiving Party!
The Temple sisterhood is eNnwirinir
a
• Thanksgivios party for men
worn., to be given on Monday p.-
o'clock. The evening
n.s, NH II. tit
will be devoted to Hmen and there
priest and refreshments.
will
Service. ea h e 19:
Be sure to hearthe diecourse sirPr
Charles Mien Myers, pastor of the
neCt (March,
North Woodward Congregational
who will he e P P
Sabbath ENOerre.. Friday. Nov. 11.
11 speak on
...11,7'...gi.:41

47

Perk El }'allege:
Mond. night. Nov IL will be the
tor.' night at Beth XI College.
d rat
Members of the congregation and
Iho adult
friends me. In..1.1 to n
r ieHes in ,jewlah history. literature.
current event• sod problems. Ile cure
to apple for • visitor'. pHs .nee
time by Heins. telephoning or written
the registrar Mira Anna Ototh•ntller.
Hand floor of the temple. Madly*. 4111.

ai; eitu !labs

MI. Miriam Kramer has returned
h ome teem Rochester. N. T., whereshe
anent the pest 10 dart. Winn been
railed there be the illness of her Water.
Mrs Harry Dernetein.

Mr. and lira George L. !Cahn have
returned home after ,lending several
days with relative,. In Detroit.

T. I.. Friedman and Morrie Goldberg
left on Tuesday for Cleveland. where
they will spend • few dabs

Th. Temple sipper sponnore1 by the
Pist•rtionA on Sunday evening preyed
Hrressful withan attend-
ance of over DM perm..

At the meottns of the Temple Pieter.
at the
hcmA held on Monday aft•rnonh.
Ci
y
{
residence of Mrs. T I.-
an Inter.
Chemist I. B HerOwn gave
twine talk on varlou• chars of kin
ismrk Th• mewling In November In to
to •n eve, rneotirs •5 the resedence
of lirs. Jnt C Hirschfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Al Roldberg and son.
Howe.) arenew Haidin• In their sew
home at 105 Trumbull at

Ten Ray cur couple. joined • party
of about 144 Sosinawlan•—members
Temple gleterhood ef
friend• of t
•
Tempi. Beth he of Paginew. at Foetid
Club last evening for dinner and on
e vening of dancing. A asocial doer show
member* and
w eir preeentert by verbal. ,
of the onraniesnen, on4H the
Ote ✓ tinn Of p. Porta Cola er
He.of
ideleht-
himself offered •
,rsonal contribu-
.hand Irtelt•

M

tion. Mitoin Manes of pn• Int, sane
count Party •Hangentent•
made by Wes
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by Cupid . . . The fu'--e Mrs.
Ross is Pearl Siegel' of w York
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this is WaPer Jacobs. c' ' 4e fa- entertain Baron Maurice Roth-
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Miami and New Ilamp - f.:re.

CLUB TEN FORTY

SPECIAL NOTICE

Due to the many insistent dem:sr-is of our 'patrons,
early dinner service at the Powatan on Sundays will
begin at 6 P. M. and the first floor show will start
promptly at 7:30 to enable those who attend the
theater, hockey games, etc., to get an early start. The
second show will be at 9:45 and the third timed at
12 to accommodate after theater and after sports event
parties. This schedule will be in effect on Sundays
only. Other evenings shows will be at 8:15, 11, 1 A. M.

POWATAN CLUB
TE . 2-8385
124 DAVENPORT

Schavers Describe
ORCHESTRA HALL
SAT., NOV. 20
European Conditions

Return From Four-Month Tour of
Europe; Visited Six Countries

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schaver
(Emma Lazaroff) returned this
week from a four-month tour of
European countries and a six-
week stay in Poland. In the
course of their travels they visited
in Switzerland, Belgium, France,
Austria and Czechoslovakia, in ad-
dition to Poland.
I
Their tour started by attending
the World Zionist Congress at
Zurich, at which Mr. Scheyer was
one of the American labor dele-
gates,
Describing the horrors that
dominate Jewish life in Poland
and other European lands, the
Schavers state that Csechoslo-
vakia and Belgium were like oases
in the desert. The former espe
cially was described by them as
the happiest land they visited. I
Mr. Scheyer drew a parallel
between what was once gay Vi-
enna and the Czechoslovakian
capital of Prague. The former
he said, is a dreary and gloomy
place, and underneath every coun-
tenance is to be detected fear and
despair. Prague, on the other
hand, is a happy place that teems
with life.
Referring to their experiences
in Warsaw where they spent the
High Holy Day period, Mr. and
Mrs. Schaller said that the reli-
gious fervor in that country is
the best proof that the backbone
of Jusdism is still to be found in
Poland.
Mrs. Scheyer appeared at a
concert In Warsaw and was hail-
ed as one of the greatest artists
and inteureters of Jewish songs
ever to be heard in the Polish
capital. So phenomenal was her
triumph that she received calls
from Vilna, Kovno, Lodz, Lem-
berg and other communities, in-
viting her to appear in concerts.
But the Schavers decided to re-
turn to America and the invita-
tions were- therefore rejected.
Mrs. Scheyer, immediately upon
her return here, received dozens
of calls to appear in concerts. Her
first appearance in this country
this season will be in St. Louis
on Nov. 21. She is also scheduled
to give concerts in December,
January and February in Wash-
ington, D. C., Philadelphia, Provi-
dence, Cleveland and other com-
munities.

Pontiac Notts

An exchange of pulpit. brought to
Temple Beth Jacob of Pontiac on Nov.
6 Rabbi Chariest B. Leiser of Temple
Meth 'Heel of Jackson. Ilia sermon was
- The Challenge of the German Jew." In
keonat the 'same time ljabbl Erb ,
Friedland spoke on "Design for Jewish
!Attn."
—
The November meeting of the sister-
hood of Temple Beth Jacob was held
on Nov. 3, and was prHeded by •
luncheon, Mrs. Irving stomas and
Mrs. Herman Stenbuck revelwed the
itadaaaah convention which they at-
tended at Atlantic City.

at 5135 P. M.
The International S•neatIonal
All-Mar Company

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BALLET

** European

RE•ENTolltE OF I BALLET%

A PAGFANTItY or DOLOR
Romance, Comedy — Satire, Drama
Prices: 11.00 to 17.60—liosus,
1 1.1. Exempt

Presenting

STARTING TODAY

BARNES & STEGER

Song Sophisticates

LORAINE ELLIOT

Song Stylist

DORIS
VINCENT'S

BAR . COCKTAIL LOUNGE

Perk it
• Elisabeth

(FORMERLY PADDOCK'S DAR)

Dancing Nightly
r. M. to tra• A. M.

LUNCHEON SPECIALS
CHOICE DINNERS

SPECIAL
SUNDAY
DINNER

4 1 5°

Phone Clifford 1313

Under Personal Direction al
DORIS VINCENT

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A a/ '

Govt' pirRA

FAMOUS
TEN-FORTY DINNERS

Ulna 5 . 30 IWO/. U.
Dm 1111•1117-41sser Um at 5

The following books have been donated
recently to the Meryl Marilyn Wei.
Memorial bihrmy of the Temple: "The
Buried Candelabrum' . by Stefan Zweig,
donated byand Mrs. Nathan Mor-
rison. nod Abram itaihar't "Ilistory of
the Jews,. donated by Mr. and Mr.
Benjamin Goldstein,

Bnai David Notes

Serviem
(M Sabbath morning, Nov. IL Rebid
Joshua riper. will complete the third
In Msrl. of eermone an th• "O.-
hes - The theme will be "Jacob the
Symbol of Torah." This Sabbath in dedi-
ceteil to Chevra AYin natty.

rhanoksh Concerti

An enthuslastie meeting wan held an
Thursday, Nov, 4. by • Halliary or-
ganisation. of the synagogue to help
sponsor the Chanukah conceit of the
isynagegue to be held on Sunday eve-
ning. Dec. I, at the control:soon , Cen-
tor Hapov•Kagan. • mined choir of MI
voice.. and • eymphony orchotra will

perform.
Sundt. School,
High shoot boys and stria •re still
permitted to reale., mince a dew Mehl
5(1001 teacher will be •dded to the
tea. Ateacher ,' c.a. hot been formed
to onset everY other Wedneaday. Rabbi
rtia will lecture on Jewish history.
The name of the mare. - 11Iatory of
Jews Within the Ilistory of the Na.
lions - A parentsteachers meeting has
been decided upon at the last teacher*
meetins which to. place In the home
of Rabbi Sp... This meeting will take
place on blonday evening, P.. 0. In
the social hall of the elm•golfue. In
addition to the usual prognmi • ochool
exhibit will be displayed. Each (rode
• nd elan. will be represented by its
teacher •nti dleploys fa work dons in
that particular class.
(Meow Alla Vaerffl
A dramon tract "Keubatili • will be

dilitiESTRA S I r
cD,DATr - '47s"

PALMS

LITTMAN'S
'

People s Theater

8210 TWELFTH

ST.

MADISON 13191

Under the Direction of dos
Jewish Actor's. Union

SUN., NOV. 14

Malian. and Eveoiog

ANNE LILLIAN and
Maybelle Van's Adorable, pre-
LOUIS WEIS
[ sent a repertoire of solo and en-
;resent
! semble numbers in striking cos-
tomes
that
would
rival
many
of
!
For the First Tin,. is Detroit
, the big Broadway musical com-
edy productions.
The personality and voice of
Joaquin Garay, star of the Ten-
Forty floor show, leaves a lasting
urer; Zack. secretary, Mrs
A play In 1 acts
impression with those who hear ttttt
Joshua Aperk• spoke •nd
Ply Ae
him sing his romantic ballads and Horde. read • dramatic sketrh.
Directed by ILOCIS WEIS
Sisterhood:
songs of his native Mexico.
A large open meeting in connection
Billy Lankin, Monistic wizard, with a rneMberphin drivp wila held on
— PRICES —
entertains with songs old and new Monday. No.. 11. when It neer members
wee enrolled A special meeting PIE
Matinee-25c, 35c. 50c, 75c
during the dance intermissions.
d on Monday, Nov. 16, in club
be rme;
Evening-35c,
55e, 75c. $1
synagneu.. Arrangement
Other big acts contribute to a rro•
beenMade ter • Joint game. night
Tax Extra
smartly presented show at 8, 11 h•le
with the MHO Club on Thursday. Nov.
Tickets at Box Office,
is, and the paid.up membership lunch•
and 1 a. m., nightly.
Coyle McKay and his orches- eon on Nov. 11.
ihm/oe CsagregaIloat
tra, featuring the laugh-provok-
Service* a• usu•I In be held an Pali-
ing songs of Eddie Collins. plays bath morning. Albert SPerka will of.
For benefit performances.
ilciale.
for dancing and the show.
MAY at theatre every day
The Ten-Forty's delicious din-
WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
from 11 a. m.
ners are served every evening
DENS ON MONDAY NIGHT
from 5:30 to 9:30.
Two wrestlers from Barrington,
England, will figure in the feat-
MUSIC/ale at the Rubenstein
ured bouts on next Monday's
MURIEL KRETLOW GIRLS
Piano Studios on Sunday
wrestling card in the Arena Gar-
dens. They are Lord Patrick
The mad, bat clever Musie Hall Boys, a trio direct from London,
Piano
Studios
will
Rubenstein
I
Lansdowne Finnegan. monocled
have replaced their predecessors in mania, Covert and Reed. Songs,
stories and Winks are their specialities and they Indulge in them have the monthly musicale on ' Britisher, and Walter Percy. who
The
Nov.
1
4,
at
3
p.
m.
Surllay.
made
an impressive debut at the
thrice nightly at the Powatan.
Nelson and Marsh, an attractive young dance team, are on the Staccato Members. children un Gardens last Monday.
modes.
will
partici-
der 11 years of age.
supporting bill offering their mastery of the latest dance
Those stark pictures of the Jap-
The Intricacies of the Muriel Kretlow Girls' precision stepping pate in a program and musical
rimes. There will also be • anese bombardment of Chinese
round out the show.
London is asking why King
seeing in the
The suave, softly insinuating rhythms of Irwin Rubenstein demonstration of the doss-work cities you have been
openrear
newsrells were taken by Arthur George's ultimo, at the
(Ruby) and his orchestra still hold forth for dancing. Ruby's velvet in theory and ear-training, con
of
of
Parliament failed to Mtatt4•1
Menken. a lineal descendant
re. hose Ku
maucmakers while Paul Neighbors, the drummer, d ucted
Salomon.
the
Paleftine
situation.
violin leads the
Ilium
The public is invited.
furnishes the lyrics.

held no Wedneerlar weenies. Nov. 17.
Following the Slyurn, the annual ban•
nasati
°not will take Oar!.
teach. a Talmud clout every evening
betwevn Minch• and Meetly and every
Sabtiath atter...
Lod.. AnallYaryt
An °Pen InetallatIon nteeting wan held
on Tuesday. Nov. 5. In theHegel hall
of the .0aanalle. The renewing new
otlIcer• er Inotalled: 1Irs. Z. NHdle.
prpoi.lont, Madams A. Solomon •nd I.
Rodin, Pr...it..en.; Mot. J. /Nehmen.

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