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no laundry
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rill
h
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Flat Pieces carefully ironed
Additional Pound. blic lb,
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.
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Bath Towels ■ and Underwear
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Additional pounds 7c lb.
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
Pounds
4 Pairs Lace Curtains TI 1I\(1 $16°
or a tad-altipped curtains
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
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Double Woolen Blankets
Feather Pillows
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35c
25C
All Ironed Service 30c
Flat Pieces
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Local Congress by
Poalei Zeire Zion
RELIABLE
11 OUSE IIELP.
Laundresses, women for house
cleaning, house maids. women
for part time work. By hour.
A meeting of the Poalei Zeire
day or week. Schlesinger's, Zion,
branch 2, was held on Sun-
Madison 2526.
day evening, Nov. 27. Sol Kanat
presided.
QUILTS - Made or recovered
Mrs. Morris Feldstein, newly
from your own feathers or elected chairman of the social
wools. Pillows recovered-spe- committee, reported on plans to
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains, sponsor an affair for the benefit
baby, shower and wedding gifts. of the Aufbau Fund during the
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop, month of December. or soon as
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb. the Community Fund drive is over.
Hogarth 9060.
A lengthy report was also sub-
mitted on the work of the local
FOOT TROUBLES? 1merican Jewish Congress in
See Michigan's only shoe connection with the European
ratter. We guarantee to situation. A. vote of thanks and
correct your foot trouble by confidence was expressed to
proper shoe adjustments. We Philip Slomovitz, chairman of the
eliminate slipping at the heels. American Jewish Congress, and
We are absolutely the only wholehearted cooperation was
firm in Detroit doing this type pledged in future endeavors of
of refitting.
the Congress.
DANIEL'S SHOE CLINIC
Harry Mundry reported on the
1426 Griswold St.
amount of money raised by the
branch for the Aufbau Fund and
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished he urged those who have not yet
room for lady or gentleman. made their personal contributions
Good transportation. 2725 Lea- to do so.
lie Ave. Townsend 6-5621.
New officers were elected for
1938-1939 as follows: Morris
FOR RENT - I.arge, furnished Lachover and Abe Freedman, co-
front room in single home for chairmen; Sol Kanat, vice presi
one or two. Garage. Kitchen dent; Rose Lachover, recording
privileges. 1984 Highland Ave. secretary; Philip Goldstein, treas-
btween Twelfth and 14th. urer; Mrs. Esther Freedman, cor-
Townsend 6-8046.
responding secretary; Mrs. Philip
Goldstein. financial secretary;
FOR RENT-Nice, bright room membership committee, Sol Kan-
in congenial home. Shower. at and A. J. Lachover, co-chair-
Continuous hot water. Reason. men; B. Linderman, Ben Fleisch-
able. 3793 Carter Ave. near man, Morris Feldstein, Mrs. Flor-
Dexter. Tyler 6-0280.
ence Zohler and M. Chafetz;
educational committee, M. Mich-
YOUNG LADY wants transpor- lin, A. Kutnik and Si. Lachover;
tation to Miami, Florida. Leav- social committee, Airs. M. Feld-
ing about December 10th. stein, Mrs. Rose Lachover, Mrs.
Will share expense. Call Town- Abe Freedman, Mrs. Helen Ka-
send 5-9515.
nat and Mrs. Elks Freedman;
Gewerkshaften campaign com-
FOR RENT - Beautiful new 5- mittee, Sol Kanat, Airs. M. Seld-
room upper, air conditioned, stein and Abe Freedman.
heated income. Desirable nor-
Mrs. M. Seldstein and A. J.
thwest section. Breakfast nook, Lachover were appointed to rep-
tile bath and kitchen, refriger- resent P.Z.Z. branch 2 at the
ator, stove, front and back Jewish National Fund Council at
porches, garage. 17513 Wis- which time a check in the amount
of $50 will be presented to the
consin.
December 2, 1938
CLE
Judge Saves Jew From
Importation,
CHICAGO (WNS) - Solo-
mon Weinberg, 31-year-old na-
tive of Czechoslovakia, in the
United States illegally, was
saved from deportation when
Federal Judge Philip L. Sul-
livan granted him a writ of
habeas corpus and freed him
from custody. To deport a
Jew to Central Europe at the
present time, the judge said,
"would be cruel and unusual
punishment." Mr. Weinberg
was born in a part of Austria-
Ilungary that later became
Czechoslovakia. H e entered
this country in August, 1927,
while employed on the liner
Berlin. After missing the ship
'he remained here, and was ar-
rested by immigration authori-
ties last June.
Rabbi Haas Back
for Longer Stay
Rabbi Louis J. }leas, field rep-
resentative of the Jewish Publi-
cation Society, has returned to
Detroit for another two-week
stay. He will deliver a number
of addresses during his visit here
and will solicit Detroit Jews to
become members of the society.
Membership entitles each sub y
scriber to any three books a
year published by the society.
Littman's to Show
Russian Films
Miss Ruth Levitt
Elected at U. P. to
Phi Beta Kappa
Word has been received by
Sir, and Mrs. Samson Levitt of
17303 Appoline Ave., Detroit,
that their daughter, Ruth, a sen-
ior at the University of - l'enn-
sylvania, has been elected to Phi
Beta Kappa.
Miss Levitt, who will receive
her degree in February. is one
of eight students elected to the
honorary achelastic society.
Kvutzah to Meet
Saturday Evening
The next semi-monthly meet-
ing of the Kvutzah Ivrith will be
held Saturday evening, Dec. 3,
in the Philadelphia-Byron school.
The subject for this meeting will
be a discussion on the present
situation. I. Soref will open the
discussion in which several mem-
bers of the Kvutzah will partici-
pate. A. Twersky and M. Mathis
are associate chairmen of the
cultural group of the Kvutzah.
Meetings of the Kuvtzah are
conducted in Hebrew, and all
those who understand Hebrew
are invited to attend. There is
no admission charge.
Vaad Hakashruth
To Elect Officers
Enjoy Sunday Comfort
Eat Sunday Dinner here and let
Mother come out of
the kitchen ■
and enjoy
the day tool
3
lielkious food, lasiefull
prepared and 10,11,1
And our famous Sunday e/C
JC
Dinners are only
tb
AARON II. MARGOLIS
Kosher Meat and Poultry Market
11037.41 DEXTER BLVD.
Between IturlIngsme and Hebb
WE DELISNO)
Phone HOgarth 3042-3
Tilt CAN 111711 QUALITY KOSHER MEATS WITH CONFIDENCE
Stop In For A Bite Or A Meal-Delicious-Wholesome Food
FREDSON KOSHER
RESTAURANT & LUNCH ROOM
12039 DEXTER BOULEVARD, Near Elmhurst
Specializing in Sunday Dinners
Detroit's Finest
Jewish Funeral Home
(/mow &
Altel,
The Vaad IIakashruth of De-
7739 JOHN R. STREET
TRinity 2.2114
troit has called a mass meeting
for Sunday, Dec. 4. at 2:30 p m ,
at Congregation Bnai Zion, Hum-
phrey and Holmur Sts. At this
meeting Rabbi Small of Brook-
lyn and Rabbi Grozalsky, who
was recently here with Rabbi
,
Wasserman, will addess the audi-
ence.
In order to acquaint the pub-
,
if ,
lic with the activities of the
'')
,
,
(Ind ne I ■ hi lt/ P,
.181
Vaad Hakashruth during the last
Peop le--.14
eight months and to interest
more Orthodox Jews to take an
Thelliggest Show Is lows---1F4 """
"
active part in the organization,
Arline
FAR RENT-Nicely furnished
a complete report of the finan-
Whitney
room for a gentleman in home
George
cial status of the organization
M.
Clown Prince of Comedy
of two adults. 3296 Elmhurst
Alfauo , i
SARAH PIKIN
and the accomplishments that
Ave. between Wildemere and
of 21635 Fenkell Ave., 39 years
have been made during that pe-
RABBI LOUIS J. HAAS
Made
Dexter.
Townsend
7-4794.
Miniature Sophie Tut ker
riod, will be given.
Muriel
old, died on Nov. 27. Funeral
FREE
TO ADDRESS MARSHALL
Election of officers will also
services were held on Nov. 28
Kretlow
PARKING
DRIVING
TO
MIAMI,
Fla.,
on
Cis 3016
take place at this meeting. Every
with interment in Beth Abraham
6
Darlings 0
LODGE
NEXT
TUESDAY
1. 01 , 9 111 I 'nmedy Satire
Great enthusiasm was mani-
December 21 and returning to
Orthodox Jew is urged to at-
Cemetery, Rabbi J. Thumin offi-
Detroit January 4. Married fested last Tuesday evening at
ciating. She Is survived by her
Rabbi Louis J. Hass of Phila. tend this meeting.
SENSATIONAL - DIFFERENT!
thoedgbousNo
couple.
Can
accommodate
two
L
ine.ss
55,Knights
meeting
nigh
r
o
of
o
Detroit
of
p
husband Sam. two daughters,
mwailrInhbaell a
ofofDeStrnoni ti
EVERY MONDAY "RECORDING NITE"
passengers for the round trip.
Sylvia and Eileen, her father,
For an evening of brilliant entertainment
t. Louis Marshall Lodge
References exchanged. Write thias, when reports of the ea-
rl Brith at the meeting
lake home a recording et your own sok•.
Sam Muskovitz, four brothers,
on
Dec.
6,
num
Box 13. Detroit Jewish Chron- I
Isadore, Nathan t and Harry of
committees
of
the
lodge
were
at
the
Bnai
Moshe,
Dexter
at
icle.
made. The reports signified that
Detroit and Abe of Chicago, and
Detroit Lodge is making rapid Lawrence. * iTnhdeicapterdesidthenat
The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Jacob
two sisters, Mrs. Fannie Klass
wrL enc
evin,
e
Ruth Brent at Powatan
t. Rabbi held Its annual Thankagliing party,
FOR
RENT-18209
Pennington
I
progress
in all active'
of Princeton, Ill., and Mrs. "M-
aes would present a detailed Monday evening, Nov. fl. The corn-
Dr.
Beautiful
new
home.
The
Jacob
II.
Werner
and
Sol
ronalared of Mr. Ralph Rubin,
lian Schreier of Detroit.
description
of
the
activities
of
Kaufman
ufma
chairman,
Mrs.
Sol
Bloom,
Mrs.
Al
Three bedrooms, colored tile
class added a large the Jewish Publication Society, Rosenberg, Mn,. Jack Smith, Mrs. Har-
Ray. autos.
bath and accessories, stall mem bersnhi
ANNA SOCOL SIDENBERG
p of young 'men who Also scheduled is an outline to old Bona, Mrs. David sloth.
Jacob
shower, vanity. Large rooms. are interested
in Phythiaism and be given at this meeting by Reu-
of Toronto, Ont., 59 years old,
The A.7. A. sponsored the first dance
Recreation room with built-in
Silverman
the season on Sunday evening, Nov.
Rhythms} hut
are willing to help in the ben Losh of recent work of the of
died' on Nov. 21. Funeral serv-
SITEGICAL
bar. Gas air-conditioned heat , who
:t
work
the
lodge is doing in the Anti-defamaton League. of Bnai 20, at Temple Beth Jacob.
ices were held on Nov. 22 with
MODEL
.
Jewish
community
.t
lot.
Schwartz,
13750
RIM+ BRENT
RI Taal..
Mrs. Anna R. Seaman donated a net
interment in Toronto. She is
Brith.
Local
aspects
of
the
lea-
Olamonnu Sunni
Robert Cole, chairman of the see's work will be presented by of the JPIVIAll Encyclopedia to the
Dexter,
females
Robert
survived by her husband, Louis,
I Weiss Memorial Library at Temple Beth
Raeonmatiallall
athletic committee, reported thl .
SURIIRIS
tlar jr .
three sons, Dr.. Bennett Siden- FOR SALE-2949 Taylor Ave. teams are now being formed t eili
lor
wril
tt lam I. Boxerman, executive Jacob.
berg of Detroit, Dr. Irwin Siden-
sTAm
rau Vh(bor
, Ink
During the past two weka ROAN Eric
T aknee ra I
r dthat's o a !Cc w
li ask. take part in the various athletic Ity rector of the Jewish Commun. Friedland
2903
stroke
berg of Niagara Falls, N. Y., and
to the following groups
Ul
Council of Detroit.
Owner moved
California
in the building. The
A Sunday night group of All Sainte
Elmhurst
Dr. Robert Sidenberg of Toron-
A
report
on
current
operations
Hpiscopal Church, the Zedakah Club In
045HROLD
5A
TO. 8.6838
renovation of the entire base- in the matter of resettlement of 1.trolt, cultural unit of the Zionist or-
to, and a brother, Sigmund Socol
a l3nLdAK wE a, nts Maadisdoe n al.
Marriage.
ganisation in Detroit, and the Exchange
ment floor was just completed refugees will be presented by Club
of Toronto.
Volumed
of Pontiac.
and members can now have ex-
Ferdinand Rosenthal and R albh
FOR RENT-Furnished room for eras to the shower rooms, bil- I Weiss.
Morris Kobacker of Toledo. 0., ad-
SAMUEL MARGOLIN
gentleman or lady.
Near
liard
tables,
gymnasium,
hand
dressed the l'ontlae Lodge of final Brith
of 15453 Wabash Ave.. 56 years
not Wednesday evening.
street car and bus line. Free ball courts, etc.
old, died on Nov. 27. Funeral
124 DAVENPORT • TE. TINS
telephone service. 1983 Tay-
Rev. Cantor services
Joseph C. Snider, chairman of I Young People's Society
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer donated
were held on Nov. 28 ' lot. Tyler 6-1329.
of
"The
Fishman" by Kat, to the wiles
the bingo committee, reported'
DAVID
Memorial Library In memory of Joyce
with interment in Bnai David
Shaare y Zedek
I that the price of admission to
Welee.
GOLDEN Cemetery. He is survived by his FOR RENT-Nice, comfortable the Wednesday night bingo par.
furnished room in home of
11/01.1 Erie Friedland of Temple Bat
Detroit'. Favorite wife, Ida, three lions, Lawrence,
Dec.
1 and 8, the
at 8:30
p. Jacult
spoke on "License Tereus F ✓ee
was reduced to draw a larg- m., On
at the
Synagogue,
Young
Morris and Joseph, a (laughter,
small family. Good transpor- ties
MO II aL
Speech." Friday evening.
crowd and to enable the rais-
Last Day Monday, Dec. 5
Mrs. Ralph Shook and two grand-
tation. Reasonable, 3338 Elm- er
TYLER a-91941
ing
ing of funds to send underprivi- People's Society of Shaarey Zed-
RUTH BRENT
Wedilin. Preempts. sons.
hurst. Townend 6-2181.
will hold its study group
lea Performed at
leged children to a summer came meetings. Rabbi Morris Adler
Sammy Walsh, an emcee
Home and be Rip
athan Waterstone, chairman
DRIVING to Miami, Fla.
,ointment.
will continue to conduct the dis-
Dec.. 16, of the entertainment com 'tt
whose degree is Master of Com-
No Jew eon afford isMIMS this
nu ee rent Jewish
at these meetings on cur-
Returning
Jan.
3. Can accom-
edy, joint the Powatan show Fri-
Indictment of Nati Terror
modate
two
passengers.
Call 'reported that the lodge will hold cussion
problem,.
' eve party for mm-
day with a fund of song's, imper-
New Year's
me m-
Larry Block, Cherry 1169 der- a
511E. (DTI %GOA
bees
The athletic group, in addl-
In loving memory of Etta Bar-
n and friends. For . particulars
sonations and quips. Ruth Brent,
ing
business
hours.
rl Cont. from Noon
Monuments of Character ris who passed away 12 years
and reservations members can tion to its regular basketball SABBATH EVE SERVICES:
the sweet and swingy singer
ago, Dec. 1, 1926.
for boys, will soon start
FOR RENT-Room in private apply to the following committee activity
Friday, I sec. 2, at g o'clock, Pr. whose delivery of new songs is
p i ng pong, which will include Ism On M.
Treasured thoughts of Olin so dear,
Franklin will speak on the a style she perfected while sing-
home for one or two ladies. in charge: Nathan Waterstone
often brings a silent tear:
"If 1 were • Christian in Such
, girls. Inasmuch as this will take topic:
Thoughts return to acenea long past,
Conveniences of home. 3273 TO 7-6931; Lewis L.
Days IA The.," The usual social hour ing with Paul Whiteman', or-
Stein
be
rg,
,
'
Time roll. on but memory last..
lace
will
follow
the service.
in the form of a tourna-
chestra, taya another week, as
Columbus, near Dexter.
HO .4591; Bela Jacoby, MA 2870,
Sadly missed by her sons,Law-
Vice Chancellor Louis Wach- Merit, it is advisable for all mem- SABBATH MORNING SERVICES!
do the dancing Burnells, Buster
Today's Suggestion:
rence and Morton.
WANTED-Young man to room sler reported that a new third b
chn atargcto, Cole On Sabbath morning, !tee. 3, at 11 and Billie. Production steps by
o'clock. Dr. Franklin will preach on the
and board. Good home for degree team is being formed and ' beta interestedto co
the
Bennett
girls
complete
the
HAVE A GRAND
subject: "Jacob'. Dream."
Iwtloving memory of our dia-
right party. Sturtevant, near invited new members to join the further details.
bill, with music for dancing by
Et COLLEGE
lling daughter and sister. Carol
DINNER 'TV 4,7"'
Lawton. Townsend 5-4256.
team.
The next meeting of Y.P.S. BETH
Paul Neighbors' band.
You
and
your
friends
are
invited
to
iAlice Abramovitz, who passed
Next Tuesday night, Dec. 6,' will be held on Sunday,. Dec. 4, attend vaunt. night at Beth El Cel-
away 13 years ago, Nov. 30, FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 1 the annual nomination and elec• in Room 302 of the Synagogue, los, nn Jewish Studies, Monday night.
AND
SEE A GREAT
t The 8 to 9 o'clock hour otter.
1925.
room for lady or gentleman in I lion of officers will take place. a t 3:30 p. m. Jerry Silverblatt, Dec.
- The Bade am Literature." "Jewish Ris- Cultural-Social Evening of
FLOOR SHOW
A parlous one from UR Is gone
%malts sad Marble Iff.sweesdo
tory-The
Ancient
Period."
"Palestine
apartment
of
small
family.
,
Chancellor
Commander
Rabbi
'
in
charge
of
progarms,
has
ar-
A sbs we toted Is still;
Bnai Moshe Men's Club
(Three rerfornumces Nightly)
7729 TWELFTH ST.
References. 2254 P i n g r e e Herold N. Rosenthal urges a ranged entertainme nt for the In Jewish and World tilstory," "Com-
A place la vacant In our heart.,
parative Religion," "Contemporary Jew-
ll , occas i on.
flier 1141911
which never
be filled.
Ave., Apt. 22. Tyler 6-1450.
ish Movements""Jewiah Pedagogy,"
on
Tuesday
members to be present.
AT
THE CLUB 10-40
Sadly missed by her parents
"Advanced Hebrew." The 9 to 10 o'clock
ernar
avanaw, director of hour
offers "Current Events" "Jewieh
FOR RENT-Large, master bed-
and sisters.
Ni) COVER CHARGE
dramatics,
with
the
assistance
of
Illetory-The Modern Period,••
The
Bnai
Moshe
Men's
Club
will
room with private entrance in
of Jew In Germany and Austria." - Cere-
Bnai David Sisterhood's
new home. Stall shower. Ref- Harold Silver to Make Plea Frank Tzevine, is rehearsing the monial. of Jewlem LAfe,I"Jew In Mod- hold its first cultural-social event
.
lays
scheduled
for
the
first
Tuesday
evening,
Dec.
6,
at
Lawr-
ern
Jewish
Literature,"
"Jewish
Inter-
Donor Luncheon Dec. 13 Ladies Auxiliary of Bnai erences. Good home for right for Community Fund on , oi n, Na irgehtonat the Theater" to take pret•tIon of New Testament' and "Ele- ence and Dexter, witha prominent
party. $3.50 per week. 18696
Inentary Hebrew." To visit the dames
Altman's Hour Saturday
Zion Installs Officers
Dec.
26.
Dancing
will
of bath El College, come to the albs speaker and musical ,numbers by
Cherrylawn Ave. University
Plans are nearing completion for
Night
of the college on the second floor of Samuel Shpargel, pianist; N. Katz-
follow the plays.
3-0309.
the Temsile anti receive your compli-
Bnai David Sisterhood's major
An installation meeting was held
man, in Hebrew and Yiddish melo-
mentary ticket.
fund-raising project-its 3rd an- by the Ladies Auxiliary of Con-
An appeal to the Jewish com-
dies, Lea Glantz, violinist; Alice
CLUB
TEN-FORTY
FOR
RENT-Modern,
furnished
YOUNG PEOPLE'S TEMPLE CLUB:
nual donor luncheon to be held on gregation Bnai Zion, Wednesday
rely Mrs Club
munity
to
respond
generously
to
room for two gentlemen or
On Sunday evening, Dec. 4, at 5:30, Klein, cellist, and Morris Schultz,
Tuesday, Dec. 13, at Fort Wayne evening, Nov. 23. Isadore Sosnick
the Detroit Community Fund
in the Brown Memorial Chapel, 't here pianist.
couple.
Conveniences.
Rea-
Lane.
Edwards
and
Allan,
in
will be three one-art plays, dancing and
Hotel.
was toastmaster, the following of-
Campaign,
now
being
conducted
Refreshments will be served by
sonable. Near bus line. 3269
"Musical Nonsense", are the a facial hour sponsored by "Sunday
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, president ficers were installed: Mrs. Glass-
Richton Ave. Townsend 5- for a goal of $2,640,000, will be stars of the all-new floor show Night with the Y.P.T.C." Featuring Mesdemes J. Adler, H. A: Deutsch,
Maxwell Anderson's play. -Ts.. Ban- D. Friedman, E. Gelbman, J. Gel-
made by Harold Silver, director of at the Club Ten-Forty.
of the Sisterhood, thanked Mrs. man, president, Mrs. Feldman,
0888.
•• 1.01 k and Key" by Miss Iris
the Jewish Social Service Bureau.
Philip Kramer, general chairman Mrs. Shapiro, Mrs. Sutkin and
Paul and Paulette, whose sa- Gleichman and "A Night at an Inn." man, J. Groasfeld, I. Israel, D.
bard Dunes). Price: 36e per person, Klein, C. Rosner, I. Sims, J. Sobel
of this event; Mrs. Leon Slavin, Aire Cohen, vice presidents: Mrs. FOR RENT-Room in quiet, re-1 over the Altman Jewish Hour, tirical dance numbers and com- by
Edward Weeks to Speak at
ftned, adult home for a gen- radio station WMBC, on Saturday edy routines have scored a des- Zoe for I P T C members.
I and AL Weinstein. Admission is
souvenir booklet, chairman; their Ilickman, treasurer; Mrs. Scenick,
Can Town Hall Wednesday
tleman. Clements Ave. near evening, Dec. 3, at 9 o'clock. Mr. Itinct hit with Ten-Forty patrons,
! free and the public is invited.
co-workers and members for their flower fund treasurer; Ai r s.
Whiteman, finance secretary; Mrs.
untiring efforts.
Lawton. Townsend 5-9055.
Silver will broadcast in Yiddish. 1have been held over for a sec-
The Chanukah concert featuring
Edward Weeks. literary judge
Isidore Sobeloff, executive direc- ond week. Other well-known acts
Cantor Katzman, a choir and sym-
The Sisterhood sponsors the Becker, recording secretary; Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Drees, Mrs. Teitel- FOR RENT - Nicely furnished tor of the Jewish Welfare Federa- , complete one of the best floor
phony orcheetra will be held Sun- ly, is the last peaker before the
Bnai David Sunday School.
and editor of the Atlantic Month-
room in private home for one l tion, will speak in behalf of the (shows of the current season.
MICHIGAN - The long-awaited day evening, Dec. 18.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will be baum, trustees; Mrs. Elman and
or two.
Quiet atmosphere.' Community Fund drive, over the
The Sisterhood will meet Tues- Christmas holiday for the Detroit
guest speaker. Rabbi Joshua S. Mrs. Durchin, hospitaler; board
Coyle McKay and his music "Angels with Dirty Faces" with
Town Hall, in the Cass Theater,
Good transportation. Reason- Altman Hour, radio s t a t i o n continue
Sperka will give the invocation. of directors, Airs. Wain, Mrs. Mor-
popular with the danc- one of the biggest star casts ever day, Dec. 6, to make plans for the next Friday morning, Dec. 9, at
able.
2025
W.
Philadelphia
WMBC, this Sunday noon, Dec. 4, ers. and Melisse Bellau renders announced for one picture, include bingo party on Tuesday, Dec. 27.
Henry Seigle, prominent violinist, ritz, Mrs. Balm, Mrs. Bonin, Mrs.
11 o'clock.
Ave.,
upstairs.
Tyler
4-6359.
ing
James
Cagney,
Pat
O'Brien,
Nidorf,
Mrs.
Richman,
Mrs.
Bar-
at
1
o'clock.
The
chairman
and
assistants
are
will entertain. Reservations can
ballads, plays her own accom-
As editor of the Atlantic
be made by calling Mrs. Philip! nett, Mrs. Goldberg, Mrs. Fratkin, FOR RENT - Room with two
The Detroit Communty Fund paniment for her vocal numbers Humphrey Bogart, Ann Sheridan Mesdames Bernard Klein, Emil
and
George
Bancroft,
is
at
the
Phillips and Irwin Sims.
Monthly, editor-in-chief of the
Kramer, No. 6613, or Mrs. Joseph , Mrs. Spilberg, Mrs. Michels, Mrs.
C lob the niu
lulls.
yo . t y
windows by family of three campaign for funds to support 80 during
Michigan
Theater,
together
with
Atlantic
Monthly Press, and as
Kalmenwitz, Mrs. Comenetzky,
Jacobs, To. 8.2457.
social
service
agencies
has
been
is one of De-
for father and son or two
Mrs. Newman.
a man who has been in constant
most popular dining spots. Dick Powell and Olivia Dellavil-
friends. 2649 Gladstone Ave.. in progress since Nov. 28, and I
land
in
"Hard
to
Get."
Junior
Mount
Sinai
contact
with
books for the past
The famous Ten-Forty road-
near Linwood. Tyler 6-4261. will officially close Dec. 14.
14 years Mr. Weeks knows as
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society To Present Peroches to Bnai
hpuse dinners, appetizingly pre-
UNITED
.
l
D
ARTISTS
-
Two-gun
Sunday,
at
2
p.
tn.,
the
next
much
if
not
more
than any oth-
And
David in Memory of Mr. AMERICAN COUPLE will rent Bnai David Sisterhood Pre- pered to the •a individual taste, re '
Dinner Dance on Sunday
11NIT
Hardy is terrorizing
the
),
pa-
meeting of the Junior Chapter of er man in the publishing world
served from 5:30 nightly, includ-
I a r ge, comfortably furnished
sents Musical Evening
and Mrs. S. Steinberg
trona
at
the
United
Artists
Theater
the
Mt.
Sinai
Hospital
Association
about what makes a novel or a
ing Sunday.
room to one or two gentlemen
On Sunday, Dec. 4, at 6 o'clock,
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into such a hilarious frenzy in of Detroit will be held at Temple piece of non fiction a best-seller
who are looking for a real home.
the annual dinner dance of the
Next Monday evening, Dec. 5,
The Ladies Auxiliary of Cong.
"Out West With the Hardy', that Beth El. Plans; for future activi- instead of just another book. He
Games
Party
of
Bialik
Twin
beds
if
desired.
Maine
be.
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society will Bnai David announces that on
the Bnai David Sisterhood will
the a tt
endance demands a second ties will be outlined. An enter- is acknowledged one of the
tween Linwood and LaSalle. Ty- present a musical evening at one
Branch of JNWA on
take place at the Bnai Moshe Syna- Wednesday evening, Dec. 7, at
week of the picture.
tainment program will be supplied soundest critics, and acute com-
ler 5=2243.
gogue, Dexter at Lawrence. Re- 8:30, the families of Mr. and
of the final open meetings prior
Sunday
by the chapter's dramatic group. mentators and speaks with auth-
ports of the chairman, Mrs, Charles Mrs. Hyman Steinberg and Dr. WANTED-Woman for plain cook- to the donor luncheon on Dec.
FOX-The Fox Theater's un-
The membership dance was held ority on "What Makes A Novel."
Berger, and her co-chairmen, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Gitlin will pre-
The Bialik branch of the Jew- broken parade of pre-holiday film at Hotel Detroiter last Sunday.
ing, light housekeeping in mod- 13, The features will be a dance
a vocalist, and Mr. Ish National Workers' Alliance will hits marches proudly on with Mrs. Charles Gitlin and Mrs. Jacob
1. E. Leibson and Sirs. Eugene sent a Perochen in memory of
ern home. Four adults. No nresentation,
Bliznick. violinist. Members and give a games party on Saturday, the opening of "Submarine Pat- Harvith, sponsors of the Junior WRESTLING AT ARENA GAR-
Brumrner, are gratifying. The fol- their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
laundry or heavy work. Beauti- prospective
members are urged Dee 3, at 8:30 p. m., at the Bnai rol", destined on the basis of chapter, congratulated the mem-
lowing will act as hostesses: Men. teinberg. At an impressive
DENS ON MONDAY EVE.
ful room provided. Good salary. to attend.
dames I. Auslander, M. Gross, M. ceremony the Hanging for the
David Schul, Elmhurst and 14th. critical and audience acclaim to bers on its success.
18695 Wildemere. University
Feldman, Ordentiich, Beck R. Ber- Ark will be presented by the
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here will be prizes. Refreshments be one of the most talked-about
Promoter Eddie Lewis of the
2-4000.
kowitz, A. Scher, E. Brurnmer, family to the president of the
GERMAN REFUGEES. reliable, -in be served. Those desiring tick- films of 1938.
Arena Gardens has matched
A. Janawitz, Wietrack, C. Berko- Ladies Auxiliary through its FOR RENT - Large, furnished
Mizrachi Mlave Malke
Frankie Talaber and Leo W - '-
dependable couple. 32.38, 3`. is should get in touch with M. On thy stage the Fox Presents
witz, J. Mueller, M. Greenfield, F. President, Mrs.. Z. Needle. It will
mom for couple or single. Kitch.
child 3, nem employed. wife ft ertha ReeienthaL Townsend 5- another all-star revue with stars
lick, the former Mystery Man.
Roth, E. Diamond.
be accepted by the synagogue
en privileges. 3710 Humphrey,
The Mizrachi Organization of for next Monday night for a
rook, will exchange services for 4 539. Tickets will else be sold from America's finest theaters
At a meeting held Wednesday, through the president, Louis
Apt. 203, corner Dexter. Rea-
living quarters (speak English). t the door. Mrs. Belle Hordes, and night clubs cavorting in a Detroit will hold its weekly 60-minute struggle, with Wal-
Nov. 30, at the Bnai Moshe Syna- Meese. The sneaker of the eve-
sonable. Northlawn 8748.
Write Box 800, Detroit Jewish M ay Klein, Esther Kauffman, Fan- gay and colorful supper club Mlave Malke at the Holmur lick's light heavyweight wrest-
gogue plans were discussed for ning will be Rabbi Joshua Sper-
ie Cooper, and Nettie Goldwater, s et t ing.
Stret Synagogue. Holmur corner ling crown at stake.
Chronicle.
the annual donor luncheon. in ka. The musical portion of the MR. EMPLOYER-Could your or-
a re,on the planning committee.
Humphrey, on Saturday evening,
ganization use a capable, alert FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
January, 1939. Mrs. Abe Miller is urogram will be under the direc-
ADAMS-In "Dark Rapture" Dec. 3, at 8:30 D. M. All those
Sandek is the man who is
chairman.
tion of_ Cantor A. Singer.
girl, 10 years experience, dicta-
room for one or two gentlemen
"If you wish to know yourself the pictorial fruits of the Ar- interested in Mizrachi work are given the honor of holding the
phone, steno., switchboard, gen-
in congenial home. Reasonable.o hserve how others act. If you mand Dennis-Leila Roosevelt Bel- invited to attend. A special child on his knees during the
It Is the imperfection of nature
eral? Miss Goldberg, Tyler
If you count your sheep, the
Near Linwood car and Lawton w ish to understand others look gian Congo expedition are con- course of refreshments will be performance of the circumcision
wolf will eat them.
i nto your own heart." -Schiller. tained in an exciting jungle film. served. All are welcome.
which is the origin of art.
4-0059.
bus. Tyler 6-4482.
rite. The word is of Greek origin.
Minimum Charge, $1.80
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K. P.' Lodge 55
Makes Progress
Perez Hirshbein's "Green
Fields" remains at Littman's
People's Theater, 12th and Sew-
ard, for the entire week-end.
Beginning with Monday, "Man
of the Sea," great Russian Pic-
ture, will be on the screen, to-
gether with a number of shorts
--all in Russian.
"Man of the Sea4is reputed
to be one of the best Russian
screen creations. It deals with
the revolution and is a most dra-
matic production that has drawn
large audiences wherever it was
shown.
* Harry Jarkey
* Bebe Sherman
* Harvey Stone
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