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RELIABLE II OUSE HELP.
Laundresses, women for house
cleaning, house maids. women
for part time work. By hour,
day or week, Schlesinger's,
Madison 2526.
I New York World's Fair Honors Its
'First Completed Exhibitor's Building
Four Pioneer Women's
Groups Unite in Planning
Donor Luncheon
Last Thursday evening a lunch-
eon committee meeting of the l'ion-
eer Women's Organization took
place at the Dexter Shule. All four
groups were well represented.
Arrangements were made for
the donor luncheon on Jan. 11, at
the Masonic Temple. All four
groups reported that they are al-
ready actively working and plan-
ning to make this luncheon an out-
standing success.
Friends and sympathizers are'
asked to cooperate. There are two
stores available for rummaging.
Prospective donors are asked to I
get in touch with the rummage
committee for further informs- .
tion: Mrs. Michlin, TO. 5-0961;
Mrs. Rose Frank, TO. 6-4725.
QUILTS — Made or recovered
frorn your own feathers or
wools. Pillows recovered--spe-
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
baby, shower and wedding gifts,
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
Hogarth 9050.
FOOT TROUBLES?
See Michigan's only shoe
refitter. We guarantee to
correct your foot trouble by
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We are absolutely the only
firm in Detroit doing this type
of refitting.
DANIEL'S SHOE CLINIC
1426 Griswold St.
360 Players on 3o
Basketball Teams
at Jewish Center
Three hundred and sixty Jew-
ish Center members, playing on
30 teams in three leagues, will
take the floor next Sunday, Nov.
13, to start competitive 'play in
basketball. The teams include 10
senior groups, 14 sub-senior out-
MI
seen. Incidentally, the Palestine
Pavilion, in which Jewish prog-
ress in Eretz Yisroel will be dis-
played, will be one of the inter-
esting features of the fair. The
actual building of the Pavilion
has started.
Heinz dome, resembling a bee
hive, is in harmony with the
theme architecture of the fair
buildings, most strikingly devel-
oped in the already famous peri-
sphere and tryfon. It is support-
ed by 19 columns, arranged in
rya etrical lines. Startling light-
ing effects have been devised and
the curvature of the interior will
be flooded with light by the use
of florescent tubes. Twenty thou-
sand square feet of floor space
are crowned by the dome, which
has been treated with acoustical
material. Part of the building will
be air-conditioned. Exhibits will
be as unique as the structure
that houses them.
The Heinz people will sample
many of the famous 57 varieties
to visitors including several of
the Heinz products which bear
the symbol of approval of the
Union of Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregations of America.
AT MEN'S TEMPLE CLUB
OVERSTOCKED SALE
Our Entire Stock of 850 Fine
Tailored Suits, 350 Overcoats,
110 Top Coats must be sold
out in a Hurry. Every Gar-
ment Cut Drastically.
$28.50-$31.50
$33.50-$35.00
Suits & O'Coats
2295
$26 9$
$38.50
Suits & O'Coats
The Women's League of Young!
Israel met Monday night, Nov. 7,
at the home of Mrs. I. Cohen of
Gladstone Ave. Miss Zeporah
Specter of Palestine was co-
hostess.
A
An interesting program, ar-
ranged by Mrs. Cohen, included
a book review by Mrs. M. Wohl-1
gelernter, of "Saint and Sage,"
by M. M. Yosher, L. Robinson
rendered several violin selections. I
Plans were discussed for the'
"Games Night" to be held the
lust n
Sunda a y
SAMUEL A. LEVY
evening, Dec.
e 25, under t he
r the Young Is- Health Education Directo at
bined auspices of
Jewish Cente r
rael groups.
For
information
regarding fits and six intermediate clubs:
memberships and activities, call
The team lineups are as fol-
Mrs. A. A. Levi, president of the ows.
Women's League, Townsend
nior—Ful 0th
I s, ,Tartars. . Lin
Rom
Di eolnA
H
5-2634.
Colley
2
' ,dors Club
al-
FEINBERG WILL SPEAK
A MONTH AHEAD OF TIME
Suits & O'Coats $
Women's League of Young
Israel Plans Games Night
MINERAL BATHS—Treatments
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
tism, sciatica and colds. Also
Turkish and reducing baths.
NEW YORK.—Flogs of many
Wayne Mineral Baths, 630 nations were raised over the New
Front St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd.). York World's Fair when the first
Randolph 6744.
of the exhibitors' buildings were
completed. It is a huge dome,
FOR RENT—Furnished room in towering 90 feet and 150 feet
home of adults. 3797 Richton in diameter, and will be occupied
Ave. Davison 2452.
by II. J. Heinz Company.
Grover Whalen, president of
FOR RENT—Furnished room in the Fair Corporation, members
home of small family. Nice lo- of his staff and others, were the
cation. Good transportation. 3318 guests of Howard Ileinz at a
Sturtevant. Townsend 7-3096,
luncheon at the Terrace Club,
Fair Grounds, after the party
FOR RENT — Furnished room, had inspected the building.
suitable for lady, gentleman or
We enlarged our plans when
couple. Telephone services. 9917 we reached the conclusion that
Broadstreet. • this would be the greatest fair
in history," Mr. Heinz said in
FOR RENT—Two large, comfort- an informal address, "and we
able furnished bedrooms, in priv- agree with Mr, Whalen in antici-
ate, quiet home. Willing and pating an attendance of at least
capable of taking care of child, 60,000,000,"
if parents are employed. All
The World's Fair has taken
home privileges. Good transpor- definite shape on what used to be
tation, 2558 Monterey, Town- the barren fields of Flushing
send 6-1641,
Meadow on Long Island. Visitors
to the Fair Grounds express ut-
FOR RENT—Furnished room in ter amazement at the speed with
home of couple. Good transpor- which a new city is being built
tation, Garage and kitchen privi- . . . a new city, features. by
leges, if desired. 3344 Tuxedo, some of the most unusual and
near Dexter, call Townsend fascinating architecture ever
7-6258, evenings.
November 11, 1938
settwgesat ■f
ter*, Mortar., Mercury, 11..11 and
Vikings.
sub-henlor—lhihonnets, MagnelA Mar-
rithees, Cardinals Senators
Miteada,
• ?rm.
Z . A. 11d
ar-lion,
%A, ass , Pi t ons s, ti ns , n o d J u 3, eaMn,
Int ernieslial es—% letorti„1 steel, l'Iop-
Wm, ealalltra. npartIcln
11111ela
$2995
SMALL SIZE O'COATS
AND SUITS — $15.95
Ev°P
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to
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JACK HALPERIN'S s°P—ed:,
to S
GOOD CLOTHES
8945-47 TWELFTH ST., at Taylor
Littman's Presents
2 Yiddish Films
Abraham Littman, director of
the Littman's People's Theater,
12th and ?Seward, announces that
beginning Sunday matinee two
outstanding Yiddish talking pic-
tures will be presented: Jacob
Junior Alumni of United
Hebrew Schools
At a meeting of the Junior Alum-.
ni of the United Hebrew Schools
of Detroit, Lawrence Crohn, presi-
dent of the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, spoke on the subject of
"Reconstructionism." As his ref-
erence Mr. Crohn used "Judaism
as a Civilization" by Prof. M.
M. Kaplan.
Nov. 3, it joint meeting of the
juniors and seniors was held at
the Tuxedo-Holmur Hebrew School.
Mr. Mathis, instructor at the Tux-
edo School, spoke on "Hebrew Lit-
erature." An interesting discus-
sion was afterwards led by Joe
Epel.
A dance is planned by the alum-
ni for the near future.
The fourth issue of the club's
paper, Hakol, was presented to
members by its editor-in-chief, Ru-
ben Isaacs.
The officers of the Juniors are:
President, Martin Barahl; vice-
president, Shirley Subar; secretary,
Leah Baschin; corresponding sec-
retary, Charlotte Perlstien; treas-
urer, Bernard Margolis. Aaron
Einhorn was elected to the board
as the sixth member. The presi-
dent of the seniors is Ann Katz.
All those who wish to join the
alumni and have graduated from
the United Hebrew Schools of De-
troit are asked to get in touch
with Martin Borah!, Townsend
6-3319.
Charles E. Feinberg, chairman
of the unemployment committee of
Regulations governing the op-
the Jewish Community Center, will eration of all three leagues, as
address the meeting of the Men's announced by Samuel A. Levy,
Temple Club at Temple Beth El on health education director, and
approved by the respective ath-
laic councils, provide one com-
petitive game for each team once
weekly during the regular play-
ing season. The intermediate
league will operate on a double
8210 TWELFTH ST.
round-robin series while the sen-
TRINITY 2-0100
ior and sub-senior loops will play
FOR RENT—Front room in beau-
Comedy, Music, Sports Ap-
a single round-robin series. Play-
The Great Yiddish Talkie
tiful home of two adults. Home
off
schedules will follow for those
peal to Chesterfield New
atmosphere. Near Lawton, 2715
teams completing the regular SCENE FROM "KING LEAR"
Glynn Court.
Radio Programs
schedule with an average of 500
Gordin's famous drama "The
(TKIES-KHAF)
or better.
FOR RENT—Furnished room for
Yiddish King
In order to bring radio stars
and the
will be concluded on
This season a change in the splendid comedy Lear,'
young man or young lady. Good
"Jolly Paupers."
of
the
first
magnitude
to
a
na-
Center regulations provides that
Saturday Night, Nov. 12
transportation. 2725 Leslie at
tional audience, Liggett & Myers
Both
have
English
titles
explain-
a Center League player may also ing the Yiddish text.
At a meeting of the Board
BEGINNING
Lawton. Townsend 6-5521.
Company has arranged
try out for a - place on the Var-
of Commissioners of the State Tobacco
The presentation of "Tkias
four separate programs weekly
sity team, the Center representa-
FOR RENT—Attractive room with Bar of Michigan held at Lansing, as its new series for Chesterfield
tive team. This group is being Kaf" ("The Vow") will be con-
refined family. Comfortably Saturday, Nov. 5 Leo I. Franklin Cigarettes.
cluded with the showings Satur-
Jacob Gordon's
coached
by
Sam
Babcock
and
furnished. Free use of tele-
day afternoon and evening, con-
Famous Drama
George Burns and 'Gracie Al-
Carl Gussin.
phone. Good transportation fa-
tinuing from 2 p. m. •
len's addition to the ChesteJfield
Officials approved by the com-
cilities. 2650 Elmhurst, Town-
"Jolly Paupers," said to be the
broadcasts "radio family" makes
peting teams include Meyer finest Yiddish comedy ever filmed,
send 7-2750.
a perfect arrangement for the
Blatt, Ted Blatt, Sant Dieter, features the celebrated comedians
Chesterfield program. Burns and
FOR RENT—Nice, airy furnished
Morton Levitsky and Victor Lan- Dzigan and Shumacher and the
Allen are heard every Friday
coons for gentleman. Continuous
will be shown as a movie.
dow. Games will be played at entire cast of the Warsaw
CHARLES E. FEINBERG
over
the Columbia network. This
hot
water.
Good
transportation.
Directed by
the Center on Sundays, at Cen- Troupe.
Officers Elected by Davis
brilliant comedy team is accom-
3791 Carter.
Harry Thom•shefsky and.
"The Yiddish King Lear" was
panied by Ray Noble and his Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 8:30 p. m. on tral High School on Tuesdays
Family Circle
produced by a star cast.
and
Thursdays,
and
at
Northern
"Vocational
Guidance
for
Jewish
directed
by
Harry
Thomashefsky
orchestra, whose smooth rhythms
FOR RENT—Furnished, comfort-
ALSO
and produced by a star cast.
are increasingly in demand by Ycdith—the Business Man's View- Iligh_School on Mondays.
able room with small adult fam-
The newly organized Davis Fam-
The coming week's schedule:
radio listeners. Tony Martin, point." Harry L. Jackson, chair-
ily, for student or employed gen-
ily Circle met at the home of Mr.
ondes, Nov 13 (Center)
tleman. Clements, near Wilde-
popular tenor, is another artist man of the vocational guidance
I P. 311.—lhilionnets IA Magnets.
and Mrs. S. llelfman, 18248 Ohio
Bnai
David
Sisterhood
Plans
committee
of
the
Men's
Temple
A splendid comedy with
P. 31.-31aerahres vs. Cardinals,
on the program. t
mere, Townsend 5-9055.
Ave., on Sunday. Nov. 6, at 3 p. m.
3 P. 35.-1.1 Komi. tot, Tartars.
will preside at the meeting.
English titles.
Numerous Events
The popular Paul Whiteman Club,
P. 51.-1.1mvillts v A Collegiate,
The following officers were elected:
Admission will be free,
FUR RENT-3347 Grand Avenue.
NIontlny. Nov. 14 (Cen ter):
Daily-7 P.M. to 11:30 P.M.
program is featured every Wed-
Meyer
Davis of Mt. Clemens, chair-
3 P. H.—Victors loi. Axteeoi;
Mr. Feinberg will analyze, dis-
Large 6 room lower flat. Newly
at. and Sun.-2 P. M. to
At the last regular meeting of man; Alec Davis, 2692 Monterey
nesday over the Columbia net-
4 P. NA—Utopian. Is, Colonel.,
decorated, painted walls, refrig-
and suggest solutions for Tuesday.
Nov. 13 (Central High Sch.1): Bnai David Sisterhood on Nov. Ave., vice-president; Irving Rubin,
11:30 P. M.
work. Whiteman's band, re- cuss
major problems confronting young 9,30—Coart 1- 4enators vs. %nada. 7,
erator. Very reasonable. If
TICKETS;
nowned for its mastery of all
10 new members were ac- of Mt. Clemens, treasurer; NIrs.
vA
men and women of today 1 1::10--elmrt 2—Salaam
interested in a nice flat see this
Iscosite)s
Sundays
I—A. Z. A. 03 tn. Bur Ron. cepted.
types of rhythm, includes some Jewish
George Kollenberg, 16229 Wooding-
30 Cents — Adults Cents
in their choice of a vocation or pro- 10:20—Court
one.
10:10—Coart 5-7enitlis vs.
of America's greatest awing ar- fession.
Mrs.
Philip Kramer, chairman ham Drive, secretary.
10 Cents —Children— 10 Cent.
Nov Is (Center):
An open discussion will Wednesday,
O. P. 5 1.—Spartlela IA
tists, suoh as Al Duffy and Char- follow the
of the third donor luncheon, to
Two committees were chosen:
FOR RENT — Furnished room.
address,
after
which
re-
LEO I. FRANKLIN
Thursday, Nov. 17 Went. Ills', Schalk: be held Dec. 13, at Fort Wayne,
lie and Jackson Teagarden. Vo- freshments will be served.
By-laws, Mrs. Esther Davis, Mrs.
Elmhurst, near Linwood and
a:30--{bark 1-20th Century tn. HI
DM tern.
gave
encouraging
reports
as
to
Dorothy
Davis and Louis Davis
near Central High. Fine trans- of Detroit was elected secretary, calists are the Modernaires quar-
The current policy of the Men's 1):36-1C .r1 2—Monorelis vs. Meren17.
tet and the charming Jean Ed- Temple Club is to feature, at its • III:50--Coort
the paid pledges coming in. Mrs. of Mt. Clemens; social, Miss Doro-
portation. Call Hogarth 4714. succeeding Glenn C. Zillespie.
1-11akonlis is. likings.
Leon Slavin, chairman of the thy Cohen, Mrs. Sidney Pozen odd
Mr. Franklin is a district com- wards, whose voice andpiano meetings, subjects of major edu- I0:70—Court 2—man. ti.. Judean..
souvenir booklet, also reported. Charles Davis.
FOR REN'P — Furnished room missioner of the State Bar, the numbest; are becoming one of cational and entertainment value,
Mrs. Charles Jones, chairman
suitable for one or two, or cou- governing body of Michigan law- radio's sensations. Guest stars are which, whenever possible, are pre-
The next meeting will be held
wise
Mountain Climber to of the games party to be hel d at the home of Sirs. Fannie Davis,
ple with a child. All home privi- yers. He is president of the featured frequently on the White- sented by local men out,tanding in
2470 W. Buena Vista, Sunday, Dec.
in
the
social
hall
on
Monday
eve
leges. 3739 Richton Ave. Davi- Mena Club of Temple Beth El, man series.
their field. Past meetings have
Speak at Art Institute
51 ill ions of football fans been exceptionally well attended
ning, Nov. 21, asks members 11. All members are to meet at
son 0814.
secretary and director of the thropghqut
on Sunday
s the country will find and the club anticipates a success-
friends and the general public t the Machpelah Cemetery at 2
Detroit Electric Furnace Com-
FOR RENT — Furnished room, pany, and director of the Monte- also a rich repast in the sports ful year.
attend and help make it a sue m., where there will be an unveil-
private home, childless family, fiore Home for the Aged at Programs broadcast every Thurs-
Mme. Nettie Dyhrenfurth, beau- eees , as all proceeds will g , ing of a stone for Jake Davis,
garage optional. Convenient Cleveland, the North End Clinic, day and Saturday by Eddie Doo-
tiful young Swiss mountain climb- towards the maintenance of th e who passed away Nov. 26, 1937.
transportation. Grand River- the Canadian-American Affiliates ley, former All-American quar- Highland Park A. Z. A r, who holds the altitude record Sunday School. The Sisterhoo d From there the members are to go
• ; or women with a climb of 24,307 members will act as captains
Joy Road district, 9303 Broad- of the Foreign Policy Association, terback and one of radio's best-
go to the home of Mrs. Fannie
Chapter 313 Wins Firs t feet, will show new motion pictures
street.
special open meeting will D avis for the meeting.
the Detroit Bar Association, and liked sports experts. Dooley's pro-
YOU CAN TASTE
Tilt in Basketball Sched - of two expeditions and give a pub- be A held
gram features famous coaches
Monday evening, Nov.
ROOM TO LET—Private resi- a governor of the University of and players as guest stars on
ule
lic lecture on "Ilimalaya—Throne 14, at 8:30 Members are asked
THE DIFFERENCE
dence, good location, good trans- Michigan Club of Detroit.
Thursdays. On the same night he
of the Gods" at the Detroit I t' to bring prospective members. Symphony to Give Three
portation. Working girl pre-
predicts the scores of major
The Highland Park A. Z. A. t ute of Arts at 3:30 next Sunday There will be entertainment and
Concerts for Children
ferred. Phone Davison 5970.
Maimonides Bridge - Lunch- games to be played on the fol- 313 captured a close basketball a fternoon, Nov. 13. She is pre- refreshments.
toying Saturdays. Chesterfield's game from Chapter 314 by the ented by the World Adventure
On Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
Linton Wells to Speak at FOR RENT — Furnished room.
With two weeks of the silver
eon on Nov. 19
cries.
1938 Football Booklet contain- score of 13-11.
16, Mrs. Joshua J. Sperka of jubilee season already history and
Good transportation. Reasonable.
Cass Town Hall on
ing schedules and score sheets is
Leroy llelpman, chairman of the , Preceding her record - breaking 1938 Tuxedo Ave. will have open with several brilliant subscription
Phone Townsend 5-9337.
A bridge luncheon will be available to interested fans so athletic
Friday Morning
committee announces that „ e ' imb to the top of seen Mary house, for a membership tea, performances remainging only in
sponsored at the Hotel Detroiter, that they may enter their own the chapter will start sport ac- eak, Mme. Dyhrenfurth had full for the Bnai David Sisterhood.
Linton Wells, author, foreign FOR RENT — Large furnished
the memory, the Detroit Symphony
Saturday, Noy. 19, at 12 noon,
correspondent and internation-
room for one or two, in adult by the Ladies Auxiliary of the predictions each week, compare tivities in ping pong, bowling and C barge of the expedition's base s T eh re v r e e d. will be an interesting Orchestra will devote its activities
amps and transport. She hired speaker and refreshments will be during the coming week to play-
ally known broadcaster, will tell
home. Good transportation. 2442 Maimonides Medical SocietY. For them with Dooley's Thursday indoor handball.
Chapter 313 has admitted Sey- 400 coolies, dodged avalanches, set-
the "Adventures of a Reporter"
Glendale, upper, Townsend reservations or additional in- 'football horoscopes" and check
ing three concerts for children .
their own results against those mour Victor, Marvin Shusterman ed coolie strikes, served as camp
Mrs. Ben Clark of Tyler Ave
for the Detroit Town Hall at
6-0065.
Saturday morning, at 10:45
formation, call Mrs. Benjamin of the football expert when he and Bob Zieger as new pledges. t , ctor, crossed a 20,000-foot moun- will entertain board members a
the Cass Theater, Friday ,morn-
t o'clock, Nov. 19, the orchestra will
Ernest Denefeld, chairman of , ' s a in pass in a blizzard. Mme. her home, Monday afternoon play the first program in its series
FOR SALE—Women's wear shop. Brand, Te. 1-4864, or Mrs. Alan broadcasts the actual scores on
ing, Nov. 18, at 11 o'clock.
the installation committee an- yhrenfurth's motion pictures are Ivov. 14, at 1.30 p. m.
Handling hosiery, underwear Agree, Un. 2-3246, co-chairmen Saturday evenings.
of Young People's Concerts, feat-
Linton Wells is one- of • the
nounces that install a ti on o
and popular priced dresses. Do- of the luncheon.
or o ffi cers aid to be the finest mountaineer-
uring at the same time members of
world's outstanding correspond-
will take place at the Roselawn in g shots ever filmed.
ing
$300
week.
Northwest
sec.
the woodwind section. Those who
ents and a gentleman adventurer
Donatio
ns n i M emor i am to Apartment
A
b
Sol
Kaufmann
Membership
ballroom,
Wednesday
`Hon. $2,000 will handle. Address
will be heard in solo will be Lare
par excellence. In covering as-
CLUB TEN-FORTY
evening, Nov. 16. Officials of the
Box 100, Detroit Jewish Chron-
Class to Be Initiated by
ardrop, the symphony's new Eng-
signments from the South Seas to
Jewish Home for Aged
Nathan
Strauss
Executives
Louis
Marshall
Lodge
will
admin-
icle.
lish
horn player, and Joseph Mos-
Addis Ababa and from Hsinking
K. of P. Lodge
Don Harris makes a strong
ister the rituals of the installation.
Adopt New Constitution
bach, first bassoon player.
to Helsingfora he has circumnavi- WANTED — Reliable driver to bid for local popularity with his
The following have made done- Jess
R.
Feller,
A.
Z.
A.
deputy
of
_
gated the globe 12 times. Since
Next Tuesday, Nov. 15, a new Ilya Schkolnik, concetrmaster of
drive to Florida the end of this romantic songs and breezy man- tions to
Michigan, will be chairman of
A new constitution was adopt-
the orchestra, will conduct the con-
1911, as staff writer for news-
month. Have my own car. Must ner of introducing the various sir V:inTt r;I:t,:in 7'7,7' 55'1 neri- rr : the evening. The program is open ed by Nathan Strauss Executives class of candidates will be ini- cert due to the illness of Victor
papers, syndicates and maga-
tiated
in the Detroit Lodge No.
tem.,
In
memory
of
hl
on,
Image
acts
in
the
new
floor
show
at
the
have references. Call Townsend
to the public. A special feature at a meeting held at the Pal-
Bolen-
t
his;
J.
(localman.
In
menu
-try
of
zines, he has visited all but five
55, Knights of Pythias. This will Kolar, who is convalescing at his
Club Ten-Forty.
7-0931 mornings or evenings.
Itadhel and Hyman (l Edna ; Jacob of the evening will be the intro- melts Hotel Oct. 31. The consti-
home frinn a recent operation.
countries of both hemispheres. A
Gerrie Ilealy. a talented little Green. In memory of non, %Mese, Breen; duction of a B. Z. B. group to tution was prepared and present- be the Sol Kaufman class in
Schkolnik also will conduct the
lg.
I
n
',
sm
.
list of the thrilling events in his FOR RENT—One or two furnish- tap dancer, and the Lytle Sisters, %Ira P . Lama.' of (shwas,
ed by a committee consitsing of honor of the departed chancellor second pair of programs in the
ory of '1w-dhow. FPI", Mr.. Anna Mnaa. A. Z. A.
life include: serious injuries in
commander,
who
has
been
a
mem-
ed rooms. Newly decorated. For young and lovely exponents of In tunlory of husband, David Mo.,
A social stag will be sponsored Frank Schwartz, chairman; Dr.
series
of free concerts for school
the Japanese earthquake in 1923;
Sirs. Sarah Nathan of Houston. Tex., In
ber of the lodge for 48 years.
working couple or &bode man. acrobatic and novelty dancing, memory
daughter, Sadie Bow and by the chapter during the latter Robert Rosen, Samuel Raskin
being known as "first, aerial stow-
This class will mark the ending children, to be played at 2 p. m.
Reasonable. Small adult fam- add a lively tempo to the per- husband, of Meyer-Jonah
Nathan.
part
of
November
and
Harold
Harris.
away on the first world flight in
of the waiver of initiation fees Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 15
•
ily. Good transportation. 2083 formance.
and 16, in Orchestra Hall.
for membership applications.
1924; being with the Prince of
Gladstone, upstairs.
Coyle McKay and his orches-
Announcement has been made
Wales on the transatlantic trip
Detroit Lodge will be host to that
tra are back to greet former
Mr. Kolar plans to make his
and tour of America; making FOR RENT—Clean, warm bed- patrons and to play for dancing
all lodges on Tuesday, Nov. 22,
room, hot running water, home and the floor show which is pre-
when the rank of knight will be first appearance of the season at
the first non-stop record-making
the
concert
which the orchestra
atmosphere. Small family. $12. sented three times nightly. Meliff
exemplified by a special team will give together
auto drive across the United
with the General
f rom all district lodges with the
Convenient transportation, 2004 Bellau entertains with pianologs
States; circumnavigating t h e
Motors
Chorus,
Ossko, di-
Taylor Ave., near 14th St., 1st during the dance intervals.
Presence of grand lodge officers. rector, Saturday Eduard
globe in record time of 28 days,
night,
Nov. 26, in
floor.
The rank of page and the rank Orchestra Hall.
14 hours and 36 minutes; and
The delicious Ten-Forty Club
of esquire will- be conferred on
making the first flight in history
dinners, enjoying all the popu-
Tuesday, Nov. 15. Lodge will
over Eastern Russia and Siberia. WANTED—Young man to drive larity of previous years, will find
to Los Angeles exchange for
Mothers' Club Calendar
open promptly at 8 o'clock.
transportation. References re- immediate favor with individual,
A capacity audience attended Tuesday afternoon, Nov. III,at 1:10
Rabbi Wohlgelernter Speak... quired.
or
families
who
plan
to
dine
out
Call Tyler 4-3124.
last
Wednesday's
bingo
party,
1
,
70 m.—Young Women's Study Clab
through the week or on Sundays.
to A. Z. A. 337
11510 Dexter. Alvin Skully of the
due to the policy of admitting at
of Education .111 speak on The
Palomis chapter 337 heard an WANTED—Companionable young
two persons for the price of one. Board
Putt. of International Relottotuk"
The
godfather
at
the
circum-
lady
to
share
furnished
apart-
address by Rabbi J. M. Wohlgel-
WesInesd•y afternoon, Nov. it, nt
Joseph
C.
Snider,
chairman
of
cision ceremony is called Kevatter
ment. Call Townsend 6-4539.
1:30 p. m.. Woodward Club, at Jewish
ernter, at its last meeting.
the binge parties. announces that Community Center. Illustrated lecture
in Yiddish, which is a corrupt
Preceding the rabbi's address.
this form of admission will be on llondurag Speaker. Saul It. Levin,
of elocution and form of the German Gevatter
Advisor Nathan Rubin spoke on TEACHER
executive hoard member or Center, and
maintained for a limited time.
speech.
Specializing
in
begin-
is-
odfather).
He
is
the
person
prominentattorney.
"A. Z. A. and Its Benefits,"
Thurnday evening, Nov. 17, at
ners.
Miss
Elaine
Levinsohn,
who
hands
the
infant
to
the
San-
p. m.
The chapter elected Ben Bra-
—Twwlfth St. Club, •t 12th and Taylor,
Townsend 6-6000.
dek.
from fruit store. SPeaker. Hr.
die. basketball captain, and Aleph
Mizrachi Mlave Malke on upatalra
E. 11. Lindberg, oa the tople. "Re-
public of Brasil."
Ted Katz, co-captain.
PHILIP POMERANTZ of 2926 FOR RENT — Beautiful clean
Saturday Evening
CLASSES
Chapter 337 announces that
Elmhurst, gives special lessons
room for one or two ladies or
Mondayevening, 3.55 4. tn.—P.1 1e
the following were elected of-
SpeakInr.
gentlemen. Shower. No children.
for liar Mitzvahs, in any sec-
Club at
The first Mlave Malke of the I'll& !tester lAnw.d•Irester
Blvd.
Z.
B.
Chap-
B.
girls'
ficers for the
tion of the city. Call Townsend
Good transportation. Moss. 2210
season sponsored by the Mit-
Tuswdav evening. 710 o'clock—Public
ter 337 of Bnai Brith: President,
7-3222.
Filigree Ave., Apt. 311. Tyler
Awaking—Plink
...II
flub
at
Midland
and
rachi Organization of Detroit will Parkside.
4-3752.
Ray Abramson; vice president,
be held at the Beth Tefilo Eman-
Tuesday afternoon, 2-I o'clock—Public
Claire Yards; secretary, Eva YOUNG LADY, 28, southern, at-
12th Rt. flub at Bon. of
uel Synagogue, Taylor and Sneaking.
Phf her, 1 ,171 •Pa
tractive and intelligent, desires YOUNG LADY with responsible
Datnnitz• corresponding secre-
English clip...
Woodrow Wilson, on Saturday Hutchins Pr honk, ylor.
'Chevrolet's new models, making their public bow today, '
Tuenday and Thurntlfsg
*: : -,s'
the acquaintance of gentleman
, style
position would like to meet young
tary. Celia Zimmin; treasurer,
evening,
Nov.
12.
An
interesting
which combines utility and beauty. Hinged to the rear-c.... .... wall behinu toe front
ev;Z's.thirti'endIavtoevIen'I'n'51.'ik:.31) o'rlork.
35 to 40, or widower with child.
man about 28 or 30 years old.
Frances Jaffee; sergeant-at- arms,
nrogrom will be presented and 1-W.- Speaking. Oakland Club a. , tool
seats are two opera seats which may be used for passenger:. or folded against the wall
Write Box 300, Detroit Jewish
strictly confidential. Write Box
Beatrice Friedman; assistant ser-
...Award_
English min ealtenshia
refreshments will be served. All
200, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Chronicle.
to make room foe lurcaae.""' There is also to commodious mar Seek.
Tueoday and ITurod•y afternoon At
geant-at-arms, Mary Koplin.
Ire welcome.
1:34 o'clock at 1101 Woodward.
L1TTMAN'S
People's Theater
"THE VOW"
Leo I. Franklin Is
Chosen Secretary
Of the State Bar
Sunday, Nov. 13
"The Jewish
King Lear ,"
"Jolly Paupers ?,
ALTES
LAGER
Is BETTER BEER
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