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Elfriede Lange in
Recital Thursday
Elfriede Lange, pianist, for-
merly of Boston, will be presented
by Anton Boyke, in a recital at
the Detroit Institute of Arts,
Thursday evening, Jan. 20, at 9
o'clock.
Before coming to Detroit to
study with Mr. Boyke, Miss Lange
has had earlier training with some
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Ruth Slenczynski, Sensation-
al 12-year-Old Pianist, to
Appear with Symphony
on Jan. 21.
GAL C kONICLE
Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren at Miami Beach
Marking an important innova-
tion in the history of publicly-
presented music, the first of the
four programs in the recently-an-
nounced recital-concert series will
be played by the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra in Orchestra Hall, Fri -
day night, Jan. 21.
Ruth Slenczynski, sensational
12-year-old pianist, will be pre-
sented at the opening concert,
making her first appearance in
Detroit. She will play the Prelude
and Fugue,•in a Minor, of Bach-
Liszt and Schumann's Etudes Sym-
phoniques, Opus 13, as well as the
solo role in the Third Concerto for
piano and orchestra, in C Minor,
Opus 37, of Beethoven. The young
genius has written her own caden-
za for the concerto, a work she has
dedicated to Baroness Edouard de
Rothschild.
Boesky's
on 12th St.
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dresses, women for house clean-
ing, house maids, women for
part time work. By hour, day
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi•
son 2526.
Isa Kremer Concert
In Detroit Jan. 21
Isa Kremer, the eminent bal-
ladist and interpreters of the folk-
songs of many nations, will appear
in concert in Detroit on Friday
Ntr. and Mrs. J. Warren of 16205 Muirland Ave., Detroit
evening, Jan. 21, in the Central
High School Auditorium, Tuxedo enjoying a relaxing afternoon at the Sun and Surf Cabana Club
of the Hotel Clinton, Miami Beach, where they are spending a
and Linwood.
The concert was arranged by the winter vacation.
Arbeiter Ring (Worknden's Cir-
cle), Reservations may be made by
CONSUELO FLOWERTON AT THE POWATAN
calling Tyler 5-3682,
QUILTS—Maae or recovered from
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
lows recovered—special, $125
Full line of curtains. baby,
shower and wedding gifts. Dex-
ter Quilt A Gift Shop, 11849
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Hogarth
9060.
Opening Tonight
EASTERBROOKS
and FARRAR
CONSUELO FLOWERTON
Chemins Sophistifett a/ Soot
Stanley & Elaine sTts%
Om Permanent Pee • . . Pierre. the Ch./
Song Doltyhfe
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MUSIC
Club
POWATAN
124 DAVENPORT
Helen Jepson, Soprano, to
Be Heard Here Jan. 21
TE 2.8385
For Sale—Apartments
FINANCIAL
COMFORT
Helen Jepson, glamorous Metro-
FOR RENT — Room by elderly politan soprano, who will be heard
here
at the Masonic Auditorium on
couple. Gentleman preferred. All
modern conveniences. Near bus Jan, 21, has had the operatic mit-
line. 3351 Elmhurst Ave. Call light focused on her since her im-
pressive debut in that supreme
Selected solid investment[
Townsend 6-5768.
temple of song two seasons ago.
certain to appreciate for
PRIVATE LESSONS In tradi-
She sang in a church choir in
those who rely on our Facts
tional Hebrew training, for her home town, Akron, 0., when
and Figures. Establish your
beginners and advanced stu- she was 13. At that age she was
future now.
dents. Also Bar Mitzvah prepar-
David Seabury to Address
ation. Modern tutor, Call North-
9 Furnished Apts
dfl[INSIRAS
lawn 8897.
Town
Hall
Wednesday
white tiled floor steel kitch-
802 FRANCIS PALMS
EXPERIENCED business man
ens built in Kelvinators and
CADILLAC 9395 • -DETROIT
wishes new connection. Can in-
"The Art of Selfishness" will
stoves 9 tiled baths all rooms
be David Seabury's subject when
vest $5000 and services. What
painted walls steam heat oil
the popular consulting psychologist
have you to offer? Box 800,
burner. Cost $30,000 now
ELFRIEDE LANGE
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
speaks before the Detroit Town
only $16,000 pay down
ZVILLER LADIES AID
audience in the Fisher Thea-
$3,200, Ideal home plus in.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS of Boston's outstanding teachers. Hall
ter Wednesday, Jan. 19, at 11 a. m.
COMP,
room
in
apartment
of
two
adults
Shortly after her Detroit con-
The founder of the Centralist
for refined, young lady. Good
t
cert,
Miss
Lange
will
return
eas
Election of officers of the Bessie
School of psychology, Seabury is
12 Apt
transportation. Bateman, 2630
Sorin Zviller Ladies Aid Society for several scheduled perform - chiefly concerned with making peo-
Richton Ave., Apt. 302.
solid masonry 3 rooms white
took place Jan. 10 at Assembly ances.
ple realize things about themselves
tiled baths built in tubs.
MOTHER and school child desire
The program Thursday will be
Hall, with the following results:
which they have never understood
White tiled halls all rooms
comfortable living quarters with
Mrs. M. Pevin, re-elected presi- as follows:
before, and with getting them to
painted walls new Frigi-
couple
or
family.
One
or
two
dent; Mrs. Weis, vice president;
11a, h
utilize this new knowledge to good
Fantasie in (' Minor
daires new stoves. Was $65,-
rooms, Board or kitchen privi-
Beethov en
Andante ra)ori
Mrs. S. Alter, treasurer; Mrs. H.
advantage in their daily relation-
000 now only $22,000 pay
Von Reber
Sonata in A Flat
leges.
Finest
references.
Town-
Epstein, financial secretary; Mrs.
ships.
Allegro Moderato
down $4,000, You can't dupli-
send 5-5712 until 3 p. tn. or af-
L. Zager, recording secretary;
Andante
Among his widely-read books are
cate this value.
Moderato firaeloso
ter
7
p.
m.
Mrs. M. Parr and Mrs. G. Fine-
"Keep Your Wits," "Help Yourself
Brahma
Into- memo in A Minor
FOR RENT — Large, airy, front
Brehm*
man, hospitalers.
Intermeleo in If Maier
to Happiness," 'How to Worry
20
Apt
lirahnin
Interniesen In C Major
room in private home for one or
The organizations annual ban-
Successfully," "What Makes Us
HELEN JEPSON
Pawavagila
all 3 rooms white tiled baths
two gentlemen. Steam heat, con-
quet is to be held on Sunday eve-
Seem So Queer" and "The Art of
Resplahl
Notturno
showers Kelvinators all
tinuous hot water. 2666 Pingree also singing the prima donna roles
Leedom.
klalaguens
ning, Jan. 23, at the Wilshire Ho-
Selfishness."
Oranados
Allegro to Cowden°
rooms painted walls carpet
Ave., near Linwood,
tel, Mrs. L. Fineman is chairman
in operettas at high school. Once
halls. Nets $5,400 at low
of the affair and is assisted by
FOR
RENT—Furnished
room
for
she
even
sang
Nedda
in
"Pagliacci"
Admission cards may be ob-
Ganapol
School
Notes
rents. Was $100,000 now
Mrs. S. Alter, II. Epstein, L. Za- tained at the studios, 4642 Second
one or two in home of three when it was presented there. Youth
only $40,000 terms.
gar and Mrs. H, Pevin. For reserv- Blvd., or by calling Temple 1-5176.
adults. Board if desired. Near dares much, and wisely, if talent
Lynn
Thomas,
baritone,
artist
ations call Mrs. L. Fineman, Madi-
bus and car line. Chicago Blvd . lies behind it.
Terrace Beautiful
pupil of Mrs. Leslie G. Lamborn,
son 2161, or Mrs. 6f. Pevin, To.
and Wildemere. Tyler 5-6241
These short steps made a begin-
was awarded the first prize at the
14 homes 114 rooms. Solid
evenings daily and any time ning. Graduating from high school,
8.6849.
recent Welch Music Festival
masonry hollow tile artistic
A social meeting will take place
clerking in a record shop marked
Sunday,
("Eisteddfod") at Utica, N. Y.,
stone trim slate roof, Was
on Monday, Jan. 17, at 1 p. m., at
FOR RENT—Furnished room in Helen's next lucky step.
and was presented with a silver
$100,000. Detroit's greatest
Making an audition, she won
Assembly Hall, 12th and Clair-
home of small family. Garage if
CONSUELO FLOWERTON, Lovely lady of lyrics, heeding the
quality
value only $65,000
cup.
not
only
a
single
year's
scholar-
mount.
desired. Reasonable. 3778 Duane
Starting Saturday, Jan. 15, and
The Ganapol School of Musical show at the Powell's.
terms.
Ave. near Dexter. llogarth 3191. ship, but five. Graduating, she
continuing each Saturday there- Art will present artist pupils on
secured an engagement with the
after, Hyman Altman will con- Monday evening, Jan. 17, in com-
Mr. Bedford. Cadillac 0321
Consuelo Flowerton, famous as Broadway, who specialize in FOR RENT—Nice, large, comfort- Philadelphia Opera Company, then
duct an additional Jewish Hour positions from the romantic era, a beautiful singer of sophisticat- ridiculous imitations of popular
able furnished room in home of sang for two years with the Phila-
dance modes and their routines
Miss Mary Volght left Thursday for on WMBC, from 8 to 8:30 p. m. and pupils of intermediate grade
Homer Warren & Co.
small family. Good transporta- delphia Grand Opera Company,
ed songs, has returned to Detroit are highly popular with the pa-
Chicago to be the guest of relative. for This is an added feature to the
REALTORS
from the class of Mrs. Ray. Rob-
tion. Reasonable. 3338 Elmhurst, doing prima donna roles.
an extended stay.
and is now heading the all-star trons.
regular Sunday Jewish hour osson on Thursday evening.
53 Ter. Dependable flank.
A while later an opportunity for
Townsend 6-2181.
Mr. and Mre Isadore Karbel of De- broadcast at 12 noon.
Accompaniment for shows and
show at the Powatan Club.
singing a broadcast came. She took
troit spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
On Jan. 15, the entire cast of LORD FINNEGAN VS. JACKIE
Supporting Miss Flowerton in melodies for dancing are in the
George Kahn.
RENT
— Store
flat at it, and it was so successful that
Littman's People's Theater will
3906
Fenkell,
near and
Livernois.
the new show are Esterbrook and capable hands of Irwin Ruben- FOR
NICHOLS AT ARENA
radio organizations showered her
Mrs. A. C. Roman left on Monday for
stein
(Ruby)
and
his
orchestral
appear on Altman's new Jewish
Good location. J. C. Glazer, with offers.
GARDENS MONDAY
Farrar, cute girl team presenting
Manistee, Mich., where elle will mend
Philo-
highlighting the vocal work of
program.
Cadillac 1242.
..the nest two weeks.
Gatti-Casazza, then manager of Morris Green Wins
Lord Patrick Lansdowne Finne- their stories at the piano; Sheer drummer Paul Neighbors.
mathic Oratorical Contest
the Metropolitan, heard her sing,
A nupper on Jan. Et will be sponsored
gan, the monocled British light- Brothers, comic dancers, late of
FOR RENT—Bright, airy room
by the Temple Sisterhood.
granted her an audition and as a
Noted Guests Honor Nick heavy title challenger, will be
in refined adult home. Glynn-
For the joint purpose of pre-
in the Arena Gardens next Miller Opens New Delicates-
Mre George Kahn, Sherman Kahn and
Dexter location. Call Townsend result of the audition awarded her
Kenny at Alamac Hotel back
Joel Goldberg vent Monday In Detroit.
with a coveted contract with the senting orations and demonstrat-
•
Monday evening to pay Detroiters
5-4689.
sen Store on 12th Street
In Miami Beach
Metropolitan.
ing the work of an organization
his first visit of 1938. On this
The card party et/rumored by Junior
ell
liattassah Ivo MondaY night son
FOR RENT—Beautiful, furnished
in which young Jewish men are
accasion he will have as his ad-
Saturday, Jan. 15 will mark the
ettended and a euccem financial!),
room for one or two in home of ZEDAKAH 17TH ANNUAL trained as public speakers, the
At its last meeting, Detroit
Nick Kenny, radio editor of versary, Jackie Nichols, the fleet grand opening of another Miller
Lee Gold.
small,
adult
family.
Telephone
Philomathic
Debating Club held
Benimth a floral canopy.
Southerner
who
has
not
lost
a
d s Ilm. Ilan the New York Daily Mirror, was
Appetizer and delicatessen store at Graduate Chapter of Tau Epsilon
nd
0010. daughter of Mn. a `I
service. Near Lawton and Dex- DINNER - DANCE JAN. 26 its 24th annual oratorical contest
of Lieut. guest of honor at a dinner in the match in the Arena since his ad-
Goidetein, became the br ide
9001 12th St., car. Taylor. This Rho, international legal fraternity,
ter
bus
lines.
Townsend
8-8270.
last Wednesday at Temple Beth
Philip M. Schwartz. eon of Mr. and Mre. Palm Room of the Alamac Hotel, vent there as a light-heavy.
location which was formerly Bud- elected the following officers: John
Mn sphwarts of Lancing. In a cere•
Zedakah Club's 17th birthday El.
moor read at her home Sunday after- Miami Beach, Fla., Thursday
dy's has been entirely remodeled Sklar, chancellor; James J. Cohen, FOR RENT — Comfortable room
her Meter,
The judges were Hon. Donald
dinner-dance will be held on
vice chancellor; Merwin K. Gros-
noon. She wIte attended by
night. It was tendered by the
into
one
of
Detroit's
finest
deli-
for a gentleman in home of Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, at Van Zile, judge of the Recorders
Him Bernice Goldstein of Flint. Morel.
brother of the Governors Club of which Leo
catessen and sandwich shops, The berg, master of the rolls; Ben-
small, adult family. Garage if Northwood Inn. Reservations are Court, Raymond Ford, speech in-
(loidetein of Ann Arbor.
jamin W. Grant, bursar; Ben-
bride. attended Mr. Schwan.. Thine Robinson is president. He was
famous
Miller
appetizers
as
well
desired. 2923 W. Grand Ave.,
MADISON — Claudette Colbert
emits. members of the couple's famillee,
now being taken by Mrs. Ben structor at Northwestern High
presented with the key to the in the screen version of the famous as other quality products will be jamin Saflr, Albert J. Silber and
near 14th car line. Townsend
were present •t the bridal dinner which
Benjamin D. Jaffe, members of
Jacob, Townsend 8-9794, chair- School, and Albert J. Silver, at-
followed the ceremony later. Mr. and city by Claude Renshaw, mayor stage success, "Tovarich," is now available at this store. The public
7-2944.
or
Mrs. Schwartz moted
to Chicago. of Miami Beach. Mr. Kenny, who
the board of directors.
man of this affair, and Mrs. Rose torney.
at the Madison Theater, with a is invited to come in and see how
planning to return to make their home
Morris Green was awarded the
Cons m i t t e e appointments by FOR RENT—Furnished room in Wisner, Townsend 5.1684, co-
is spending his vacation each year supporting cast that includes reasonable all products are priced.
In laming.
gold medal for best delivery of
Chancellor Sklar will be announced
at the Alamac, has just arrived Charles Boyer, Basil Rathbone and
private home for a gentleman. chairman.
his
oration, "Dead End." The sil-
shortly.
Those
who
have
old
clothes
to
for January and for the fourth Anita Louise.
Joy-Dexter section. Tyler 5-0577.
Leane Zugsrnith's Story Is
LEGAL NOTICES
be picked up are asked to call ver medal was presented to Harry
Year in succession he has con-
•
Among the Beat Short
L.
Jacobs,
speaking on "Your
FOR
RENT
—
Well-heated,
fur-
Mrs.
S.
Charfoos,
Northlawn
sented to sponsor the annual par-
UNITED ARTISTS — Joan Craw-
. Attorney, MO Na-
Pioneers." Sol Schwartz received
nished room with two windows 5688.
Stories of 1937
ade of stars to be held for the ford and Spencer Tracy, co-starred
Leonard
tional Dank unit
the
bronze
medal
for his oration
for
couple
or
single.
2682
Tux-
The next meeting will be held
214293
building fund of the Miami Beach in "Mannequin," dramatic romance
GRIMM OF PUBLICATION
edo Ave., upstairs.
As in the past, Edward J. O'-
on Monday afternoon, Jan. 17, at "Back Where They Came From."
Y. M. H. A. Those on the dais of metropolitan life, is now at the
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the Circuit
The
other
speakers
were Norman
Brien's selection of "The Best
1:30, at the home of Mrs. Ben
Court for (ha County of Wayne. In Ome- at the dinner were Damon Run- United Artists Theater. In the sup-
YOUNG MAN, refugee from Ger- Jacob, 3229 Buena Vista.
Plaintiff, t ae
Leemon, Samuel E. Hertzberg
et', —Hobart C. Wrobbel,
porting cast are Alan Curtis, Short Stories" offers a collection
IN- yon, noted colur:anist: Ted }lasing,
many,
desires
any
kind
of
work.
Ruth It. Wrobbel. Defendant. At •
and Philip Nusholtz.
of gems from the stories of the
51 ischa and Lucy German,
Inert Georgie Price. Mayor Clarence handsome new screen discovery
Experienced bookkeeper and of-
', Ion of cold Court held In the Wayne
Included in the program was
year. The collection for 1937, re- noted stars of the Yiddish stage,
Williams of Miami, Lou Holtz, and Ralph Morgan,
House for the City of Detroit,
fice details. Call Tyler 6-1594.
Michigan, this 11th day of
the presentation of a gavel by
comity,
cently
published
by
Hughton
Mif-
remain
in
Detroit
for
three
per-
Jack
Dempsey,
Walt
Jacobs,
Ben
.
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January. A. D. HIM. Prevent: The Hon
Leopold
J. Snyder I to Leopold
flin Co., 2 Park St., Boston, Mass., formances.
Adolph F. Idarehner, Circuit Judge. It Bernie, Al Pallet, president of
FOR RENT—Five room flat and
MICHIGAN — Dick Powell, Hugh
hat af-
J. Snyder II, past speaker of the
This Sunday matinee and eve-
appearing from a
the Young Men's Hebrew Asso- Herbert, Johnny (Scat) Davis, ($2.50), present an unusual array
garage. Newly d e c o r a t e d
Io
MD. Audrey Ruth Bucknerm
ter diligentsearch and Inquiry it t •nnot
rountY ciation.
Louella Parsons, Rosemary Lane, of talent that is a veritable store- ning they will be featured for
throughout. 2288 Fullerton, near home. to mix couples at a formal thea- organization.
be ate .named In what State or
ter and supper party New YearM Eve.
Philomathic Debating Club
bb I re-
the two farewell performances in
The Parade of Stars is sched- Lola Lane, Frances Langford and house of narration.
LaSalle, Apply lower flat. $35
the defendan t.
Odra, It le ordered, that the defendant.
In addition to his collection of "Freidel Becomes • Bride," and
Mr. and 11m. Norman Buckner enter- thanks Herman August for the
Benny
Goodman's
orchestra,
are
per
month.
uled
in
Miami
Beach
at
the
fa-
Ituth it Wrobbel, appear and answer
supper party at gold medal annually awarded to
Mined
gum!.
at
•
M of complaint filed In this caum mous Cinema Casino on Jan. 22. all featured in "Hollywood Hotel" the best stories, Mr. O'Brien has on Tuesday evening, Jan. 18
t he
All
their home on Ottawa Drive on "( .31.
the best speaker and to Maurice
within three month. from the date of
Theodore Klose, director of the Warner Brothers' first big musical his usual message, in the form of they will be tendered a testimo-
as
Jewish War Veterans and Year's night.
tale order or said hill will be taken or-
Morse for the silver medal.
University Art Theater Group of of the season at the Michigan an introduction, in which he ap- nial evening. Popular prices will
onforweil against her. It I. further
The sisterhood of Temple Beth Jamb
dered that • copy of this order be pub-
for
the
Italian
literary
form
Auxiliary
to
Install
prevail
at
these
performances.
an
Theater.
The
Michigan
stage
peals
Greater Miami, will present
held ite monthly lunch.. and mmtIng
law
In
the
Detroit
THETA ALPHA LAMBDA
liehed according to
•t the Temple on Orchard Lake Ave,
turned to a miniature lake of real of the novella. The volume also
Officers
lxgal Chronicle and that • copy of this informal recital and concert in
Tueeday, Jan. 4. when the gmet .pmker
Theta Alpha Lambda met at
order be met to said defendant at the lounge of Hotel Alamac, Sun- ice for the Detroit debut of the contains the following selections: Interview With Civil Service
wm Rev Bales 0. Burt, pastor of All
Kentuck
Y.
Delivery, Paducah.
tieneral
Clint. Episcopal Church. The eubjtet the home of Birdie Kutzen on
North American Ice Carnival.
A roll of honor of the best story
day night.
Director on WJBK
The annual installation of of- of hi. talk "Pram." Rabbi Erie Fried•
known addrem
her la
Glynn Court on Friday night.
writers for 1936, included among
•
ADOLPH F. MARSCHNER,
ficers of Detroit Post No. 135, Mod introduced Rev. Burt.
IA true copy) Circuit DAM.
Fox — Annabelle, whose love- whom are Albert Milner, Leone
Plans for the charity bridge to
Y. L KERWIN,
Recital by Marian Ander- liness and fresh talents swept her Zugsmith and scores of other prom- Aaron Kurland will interview Jewish War Veterans of the Rabbi Erie Friedland spoke on "Bui• be given on March 2 at Kern's
Deputy Clerk.
William Brownrigg, civil service United States, and the Ladles' narks of 1131.. A serial hour followed
to overnight stardom in "Wings of inent story-tellers; the best books
were discussed. Anne Raizin and
son at Orchestra Hall
Auxiliary will be held jointly on the genie. on Friday.
251147
the Morning", has her most thrill- of short stories, articles on short director for the State of Michi-
Gertrude Grossberg head the busi-
on Friday
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of
gan, on the arrangements for Sunday, Feb. 27, at the Book-
Mrs. Paul Friedman, daughter of ID
ing
romantic
role
in
"Dinner
At
ness committee. The proceeds will
stories,
index
of
short
stories
in
Wayne, es.—At • megaton of the Probate
civil service examinations to be Cadillac. Commander - in - chief and Mm. Thum of Lincoln Ave., has
The Ritz," now at the Fox. The books and magazines, etc.
go to a worthy cause. For fur-
returned to her home in East Orange.
Court for MO County of Waist held et
Marian Anderson, Negro con- 1938 festival of "name bands"
given for state employment. Also Harry H. Schafer of Pittsburgh,
the Probel• Court Room In the Cite of
ther information call Townsend
January
Leane Zugsmith's "Room in the on the same program Aaron Kur- Pa., and National Ladies Auxil• N. J.
Detroit, on the tenth day of
tralto, will return to Orchestra brings to the stage another famous
6-6558 or Townsend 6-8259. Af-
in the year one thousand nine hun-
World," which originally appeared
Hall to give musical
a recital Friday
eve-
land will interview Edward Po- iary President Malvin. B. Free-
dred thirty-eight. Prevent: Thome. C. Hung.
organization.
Ted
Weems
in Story Magazine, is one of the
.
Murphy, Judge of Praha le. In the
korny, friend of the court, on the man of Mt. Vernon, N. Y., have Rion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, ter the meeting members enter-
Her program will include "Te and his orchestra, musical hit of more distinctive stories in the vol-
Spanish
American
War
Veterans,1
tained guests from Canada—Iry-
matter of the estate of JAMES 0111-
accepted invitations to be pres-
functions of his office.
WIN. Pecemed. On reading and filing
and the Disabled American Vet-, ing Raizin and Irving Kerzner:
iperl the Fibber McGee and Molly radio ume, It tells about a jobless father
ent.
the petition. duly ulfie 1. of George Deum, Tutta Raccolta" and
and
his
children,
their
pathetic
erans
have
also
been
invited
tolThe
next meeting will be held at
executor of the leaf
James Gibson,
Young Israel Chamiaho Osor The National, State and County attend. the home of Gertrude
Floete Weich Gefuehl." all by. sho w .
Grossberft•
will and tentament of %aid deceased,
•
Plight, their part in a picket line.
Commanders of the American Le-
priming that he be licensed to ter- Handel; "A Bruno Vestiti," Caria-
Parties
on
Sunday
CINEMA — Beginning Tuesday, It is at the same time a story of •
t•in real tuna , * of said deceased for the simi• "Die Voegel,i• "Ave Marie" Jan. 18, the Cinema will present
At the meeting of the Women's
family's share in the struggle for
Inirpooe of paying the e • of w Id
deceased and the charge* of ad- and "Der Nuns Baum," all by "Young Pushkin," one of the existence, and is typical of the League of Young Israel of De-
-ministering rid estate. It nisi or- Schubert; "Gesang Weyla's," by year's surprise hits on Broadway
' work that has been done by Miss troit, held Jan. 10 at the home
dered That the lifteenth day f Feb- Wolf; "Casts Diva, from Nor-
This Soviet-made photoplsy deals Zugsmith in the short story field in of Mrs. A. Levi, M. Goldsmith,
ruary. next. at ten ocloik in t e or
noon. at Feld Court Room he appointed ma," Bellinl; "Some Time." Rus- with the life and loves of Alex •
chairman of the junior and inter-
the past few years.
for hearing said petition, and that al
setto; "E r o s," Cohe n; "Idle ander Pushkin. the "Russian
Others whose splendid stories mediate committee, told of the
perm. interested in wild estat• ap
Wishes," Sibelius; "Finnish Sail- Shakespeare", who became one o f
pear before weCo urt
are included by Mr. O'Brien in "Children's Hour" groups con-
No
end plan, to show omen why • license or's Song," Vehanen; "Done the immortals of world literatur e
DETROIT AUXILIARY
"The Best Short Stories of 1937" ducted in the Taylor-Wilson
should not be granted to mid executor Foun' My Los' Sheep" and "Hon-
despite
his
brief
career
and
un
JEWISH CONSUMPTIVE AND EX-PATIENTS
to eell real mtate we prayed for In mid
are: Ernest Hemingway, David Synagogue and the Jewish Cen-
or,
Honor,"
spirituals
arranged
by
tition And It is further ordered.
timely death.
E. Krantz, William Faulkner, Wit- ter every Saturday afternoon.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
• copy of this order be pu
DETROIT. MI
Johnson; "Were You There?."
That•
•
These functions are planned for
three eurceesive weeks pre. Mum to said
ea I' , Liam March and others.
Wi t h Idea
Chron- arranged by Burleigh; and Dere s
ADAMS—in A Girl
children from 6 to 12 years of
time of hearing, in The Leald
b ie. • newepaper printed and circulat- No Hidin' Place Down Dere." ar- Wendy Barrie, Walter Pidgeon and
age. For more information about
ing in said County of Warne.
Kent Taylor are the embattled Interior Decorating Depart- these groups call Mr. Goldsmith
ranged by Brown.
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
THE ORDER Of
ment Is Installed by
principals in a romantic comedy
Judge of Probate
I
at Madison 6370.
'A (roe ropy)
set in motion by a blond society
A.
Pupko
With
the
co-operation
of
the
BA
San Carlo at Wilson Thea- girl.
RAYMOND HAFELL
Deputy Probat• llegl•ter
'Or
ter Jan. 17 to 23
Of interest to the Jewish worn- women,
a Chamisho
Osor b'Shvat
OMB,
Party has
been arranged
for all
111761
JEWISH CCOMIJ
en of Detroit is the announce- the children for Sunday afternoon,
014110 RIMY— JOY nOtolOCII
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County ot
sou
Fortune Gallo will bring his San
ment that the firm of A. Pupko Jan. 16, at the Young Israel I
Wayne, ac —At • tenson of th• Probate
THE DETROIT BANK
court for said Count of W•ne. hold Carlo Opera Co. to Detroit for an
at 9022 12th St. recently install- Building, 2691 Joy Road. The
at the Probate Court R oom In c the CIII engagement beginning Monday ,
ed an interior decorating depart- program will start at 2 o'clock. I
of Detroit, on the tenth day of J•nue,
0.9
DETROIT.MICH.
In the year one thousand nine hundred Jan. 17, and carrying through
ment. Heading the new depart- Following the entertainment. re-
Prewnt, Joseph A
thirtymight
Wednesday, Jan, 23, at the Wilson Sabbath Mendel ImF•lorl
ment is Mrs. Edith Fineberg who freshments will be served.
Murphy.
Murph
y. Judge of Probate In the rnat•
tto Sabbath mornima Jan IS. Rabbi
d of the year,
ter of the estate of KATHERINE LAII• Theter. San Carlo's present com- been Fr•m will conduct the cm
is well known in the community.
An evening party celebrating
fishing of the including the
IN8KI, Deceased On reading and fliIng pany numbers nearly 100.
preach on the topic, "Mere.'Service.
old, and In-
Men. Fineberg brings to her Chamisho • Oser b'Shvat, forl
There are now 12 Detroit
tn• petition of Catherine Lewis mann.
Due
to
the
excellent
support
Men
at
II
o'clock
quate frame buildings and the
New singers will be heard as Seemed Annual Dlemer-iron:
that admInletratIon de bonito no with
new post a rich experience in this adults, will be held at the Tylor- given the Detroit Auxiliary of I ients in the institution and
lh• •nnemd b. oriented to h erself well as such old friends as Saroya,
nstruction of new modern ones.
The Temple Sisterhood. th• Men's Nub art by virtue of her association
siting list. N Providing
Wilson
Synagogue,
Sunday,
Jan.
the
Los
Angeles
Sanatorium
and
ore
on
the
w
orsome other suitable Peru., II
of Temple Beth El and the Young Peo-
Onotrei, Thomas and Lindi.
more room for those
with Elizabeth Peacock, Inc.. of 16, at 8:30 p. m. There will be Ex-Patient's Home by the local the local app licants has
nrdered. that the mentenith day of
ay
Temple Club are pleased
, clamoring for admittance, among
The repertory of operas follows: ple.
February. nest •t teno'rlork In the
mtg.
flounce the second sonnet dinner•datm
York City, the noted firm dancing. refreshments and enter-
•P• Jan. 17, "Madame Butterfly"; of Temple Both El to he held at Betel New
organizations, the Dregs, merch - fused admit toner. and
form.. at said Court Room
0 i tuhem Detroiter's. and the follow-
of interior decorators. Mrs. Fine- tainment.
hearing mid petition And
I n Program. such as
Stetter en /Saturday evening. vs..
ants. advertisers and the general jority of the local
It Is farther ordered. That a COPY of Jan. 18, "Carmen"; Jan. 19, "Rigo- The purport of tale annual dine...danc• berg comes direct to the Pupko
ate: and medical aid for rehabilitation
Public, and because of the splen- stayed in the sanato
t hie order be published tams surcemim letto"• Jan. 20, "Aida"; Jan. 21, I. primarily to create as eeprle d• eon.
concern from this institution.
an.
Week. previa. to said time of hear-
did
co-operation
of
the
syna-
and
three
ye
Ion
hosoita/. The those leaving
among
members.
to
ect•blin,
Metal-
Jan. 22, "La Trarista"
'
Ben Pupko invites the women lems. There is absolutely no
ing. In the Legal Chronicle. • n•ww "Faust";
Detroit
and to further the work of (ha
rogues in the last High Holy The sanat oriu
expels- on the sanatorium grounds
is unit
al
(mat ), (eve.) "II Trovatore"; ship..
paper printed and circulating in .10
ple.
em Table reeerxation• Moe be m•de of Detroit to avail themselves of charge or obligation for this serv-
eted
by
in
need
of repairs.
Day
Appeals,
the
auxiliary
has
its
25th
anni
Count,' of Wayne.
All
members
are
Jan. 23, "Cavalleria Rusticana", for peril, of ie an II
Mrs.
Fineberg's
knowledge
and
ice.
The
concern
also
deals
in
JOSEPH A MURPHY.
3 a°
urged to make their nwereatIon. at
been able to forward to the sans- has a deflnit ev
"Lohen-
Jan.
24,
and
"Pagliacci";
Probate
Jed,.
the tint seeable nutanont through Ike training for consultation regard- silks. woolens, cotton and yard
torium a check for $4,000. Ilion which
(4 tem ropy[
grin"; Jan. 25, "Carmen," and Tempi. office 71•Itets. Including dinner
ing their interior decorating prob.. goods.
ATWIND HAFILLL
and data, firs II per penmen.
Jan. 26, '"La Boheme."
Utifttiji
New Altman Hour on
Saturday Evenings
1Sn (tit); Ness
Tau Epsilon Rho
Elects Officers
Downtown Theaters
Stars Remain for 3
Performances at
Littman's Theater
fontiar Notre
REMIT $4,000 TO LOS ANGELES SANATORIUM
1058
T
Deputy Probate Strome