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February 3, 1939

STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL

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MIZRACHI BANQUET
SUNDAY EVENING

WHY OUR POPULARITY?

It's Because we am the guest Napoliea
and take real tare la their cooking-
•erviee in
--1144•SUSO oUr
friendly and prompt—Be-
c•nse our
prices are
modest.
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m a n u f a ct urers in totalitarian
states.
Scandinavian business firms are
no laundry
The Mizrachi donor banquet
up in arms against the attempts
on the part of nosey Nazis to will be held Sunday, Feb. 5, at
n launder a finer shirt
gather detailed information on 6 p. m., at Lachar's Ballroom
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
their bank accounts and racial 3153 Cass.
background.
The ,principle address of the
Every movie star has a double evening will be given by Rabbi
FOR t
or so, but Magda Lupescu of Joseph II. Lookstein. A graduate
DINNER
Rumania is credited with no less of the Yeshiva College of New
Flat Pieces carefully ironed
than a dozen, whom she uses to York; Rabbi Lookstein is succes-
Additional Pounds 511e lb.
throw her political enemies off
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
the scent . . . But it must be
rather inconvenient for King
Carol to see all those redheads
Monday Eve. Feb. 6
Masonic Auditorium
g o
Finished 79c
floating around.
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN,
THE
RENOWNED
VIOLINIST
YOU SHOULD KNOW
business and professional. Are
The New York Times recently
you interested in making desir-
ran a long article—flanked by a
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
able acquaintances for the ob-
Hamburg-American Line ad—on
ject of matrimony? Strictly
the beauties of Germany and the
DeLuxe Family Service
confidential. Write Box 100,
53c, $1.10, 81 : 65, $2.20, $2.75. Box Office: Grinnell's. TE. 2-7100
joys of travel there . • . To give
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
you an idea of the article we'll
Neatly Ironed
quote its final. sentence: "Thus,
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
with a nation for his easel, Chan-
Bath Towels and Underwear
11521.11 OVER—NE(1)ND WEEK
room
for
one
or
two
gentle-
cellor Hitler is trying to blend
Fluffed Dried
FAclushe Detroit !Mowing
men or couple in congenial
the needs and might of city and
Pounds Additional pounds 7e lb.
Danielle
Charles
single home. Kitchen priveleges.
country into one great work of
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
Reasonable. Near Linwood car
art."
and Lawton bus. Tyler 6-4482.
If you want to get the low-
In recognition of his services
down on conditions in Germany
HAIR on face removed with elec-
to the cause, the board of direc-
and in Nazi camps on these
—ALSO
tors
of the Detroit Society for the
tric
needle.
One
dollar
per
half
shores, keep your eye on the
Not responsible for sun-burnt or wind-whipped curtains
Madeleine
Robert
Hard of Hearing, Inc., elected
hour. Guaranteed permanent.
trial of Theodora and Helen
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
Dr. Emil Amberg an honorary
Expert operator. Free consul-
Vooros of Brooklyn . . . The
tation. Detroit Electrolysis Sa-
life member and adopted a reso-
girls, former Bund members,
la Alfred Hitchcock'. Masterpiece
lon, 9739 McQuade, near Dex-
changed their minds after a visit
RABBI MORRIS C. KATZ
ter. Tyler 7.1986.
"THE 39 STEPS"
to Naziland, and have been per-
graduate of the Hebrew Theologi- secuted by local Hitler-lovers ever
Each
CONTINTOIN FROM NOON
BUSINESS family of adults, cul- cal College, who was recently since . . . If ever one Dr. Graes-
mptlusuAllitaD
Als.r „coo
ANATOLY SHAEVSKY
tured, desire three or four-room called to the orthodox community er of Berlin comes to the U. S.
flat or apartment. Permanent of Grand Rapids, Mich. Rabbi remember that he is high up in sot in the pulpit of the late Rabbi
occupancy. Write Delma Clean- Katz will speak on "Three Atti- the science of espionage in the M. S. Margolis of the Kehilas
per pound
Jeshurun congregation. As ora-
ers, Inc., 3373 Elmhurst Ave. tudes in Quest of Happiness." The interests of Adolf Hitler.
WEARING APPAREL
program begins at 8:15, in the
If you want to know how Naz- tor he has attained national pop-
per pound
10C
FOR RENT—Beautiful, furnish- Taylor - Woodrow Wilson Syna- ism is progressing among our ularity, in Yiddish as well as in
ed room in home of small fam- gogue.
neighbors south of the Rio English. lie will speak in Eng-
Minimum Charge, $1.80
ily; reasonable. 2943 Richton
Grande, just consider the fact lish at the banquet. Rabbi Look-
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Ave., between Lawton and Wil-
that one of the centers of Nazi stein will be introduced by Rabbi
Tau Epsiloln Rho Fraternity spy activity in New York is a Max J. Wohlgelertner.
demere. Lower, left.
01111
Begins New Year of . little bookshop where German
The toastmaster of the evening
the /remake
FOR RENT—Attractive, furnish-
and Mexican Spanish arg spoken. will be Rabbi Isaac Stollman of
Activity
joie,
New York's Mayor Florello H. the Mishkon Israel Synagogue.
ed room in home of refined,
adult family. Philadelphia Ave.,
LaGuardia gets a lot of fan mail
Other speakers at the banquet
Newly elected officers of De- from countries near enough to will include Rabbi Moses Fischer ,
near La Salle. Tyler 4-5694.
troit Graduate Chapter of Tau Naziland and Fascistaly for their who will represent the Rabbinical
Lynda March
FOR RENT—Beautiful room for Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity were inhabitants to appreciate his Council of Detroit, and Dr. A. M .
Pewee. Princesses
a gentleman in modern home of installed at a meeting on Tuesday forthright stand against dictators. Hershman of Congregation Shaa
(.III
Coming—SAMMY DIBERT
small, adult family. Oil heat. evening, Jan. 24, at the home of SCREEN NEWS
rey Zedek. A member of the
MallgIMINs
CIA
Watch out for a cartoon short Cantors' Association of Detroit
Reasonable. Good transporta- Milton J. Miller. Chancellor Ben-
jamin Jaffe announced the ap- entitled "Peaceful Neighbors" will render several selections.
tion. 2751 Webb Ave.
pointment of committees the . . . It tells the story of two
A violin solo will be rendered
121 DAVENPORT TIE 14111
YOUNG MAN, capable and re- chairmen being as follows: Mem- roosters with dictatorial aspira- by Anatoly Shaevsky, accom-
OM 5/.
A
sponsible, experienced as buyer bership, John Sklar; undergrad- tions, and by a curious coinci- panied by Mrs. Shaevsky. A
Detroit's Finest
of candy and cookies, good win- uate relations, Jerome A. Rothen- dence the fowls resemble two noted cantor will participate in
40 .4 1°.
dow trimmer, desires connec- berg and Herman Bloom; public. foul dictators named Hitler and the program. Tickets per plate
Jewish Funeral Home
v gr 11
tion with firm where there is ity, Benjamin J. Safir; program Mussolini . . . Which reminds are $5.
good chance of advancement. Albert E. Smith; social, Milton us to tell you that we have at
Mr. Shaevsky recently arrived
DR. EMIL AMBERG
Excellent references. Write Box J. Miller; luncheon, Arthur I. last discovered the Jewish angle in Detroit from China where he
500, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. Gould; athletic, A. Allen Chalfin. in Walt Disney's animated car- won fame not only as a violinist lution lauding him for his serv-
The greate ,part of the meeting toon "Ferdinand the Bull" . . .
ices.
FOR RENT — Large, furnished was devoted to a discussion and It is that the secret of Ferdi- but also as orchestra director. In
The resolution points to the
Tientsin, China, he organized the
TRinity 2-2114
room for one or two in home analysis of recent Michigan deci. nand's success is also the secret Jewish
7739 JOHN R. STREET
fact that Dr. Amberg was one of
Kunst
Organization
and
of small, congenial family. sions, led by Milton Roberts and of the survival of the Jew: An
conducted a symphony orchestra. the organizers of the society in
Board if desired. Good trans- Milton J. Miller.
absolute refusal to stoop to phy- He has appeared in many concerts 1921, that lie has always been
portation. Tyler 6-1377.
Albert E. Smith as chairman sical violence even while a red as director as well as soloist. At keenly interested in its problems,
of the program committee, prom- flag is being waved before his the present time, Mr. Shaevsky, that he has served in various ca-
FOR RENT—One or two furnish- ised an interesting arrangement eyes.
8210 TWELFTH ST.
who is making his home with his pacities to foster the movement,
ed rooms suitable for two gen- of programs covering a wide vari-
They tell us that a notable cast
tlemen or couple in home of ety of legal subjects during the headed by Claude Rains and Gale family at 3361 Monterey Ave., is and that he has rendered especi-
TRINITY 2.0100
ally
excellent
service
as
editor
of
a
member
of
the
Cass
Theater
adults. Kitchen privileges. Jan-
Sondergard is being selected for Orchestra. He plans to organize the Rainbow, official organ of the
itor service. Good transporta- coming year.
"Sons of Liberty." Warner Broth- an artistic group here similar to society. The resolution encour-
Mrs. Sarah Grosner, a leader
tion. 8952 12th St.
among club women in Washington,
ers' long-awaited Haym Solomon the one he conducted in Tientsin, ages Dr. Amberg to continue in
FRI. EVE., SUNDAY
D. C., for many years, died sud- WILL SHARE furnished apart-
film.
the capacity of editor of the Rain-
Matinee and Evening
To
Present
"I
Want
to
Be
One of the Warburg family and also to teach music.
denly on Sunday, Jan. 22, in Los
bow.
ment with gentleman or couple.
Alone" March 5
owns the rights to Vincent Shoe-
Angeles. She was the mother of
Reasonable. Tyler 5-1233.
ON OUR %STAGE
•
ast's "The Crisis." the film on
Sylvan S. Groaner, prominent De-
Lyceum Theater will present "I the Czechoslovak-Munich business
troit attorney and composer.
FOR RENT—Large, airy room
A native of Baltimore, Mrs.
for young man or woman. Good Want to Be Alone," a farce in which Hollywood is afraid to re-
Grosner was a resident of Wash-
transportation. 2254 Hazel- three acts, an original play writ- lease because it isn't so compli-
ten by Arthur V. Stone, a member mentary to Chamberlain and
wood Ave. Tyler 6-7188.
Miss Mary Voight left for Chi-
of the group, on March 5, at the Daladier.
cago where she is visiting rela-
An audience of 400 witnessed
FREE RENT of six-room lower Diamond Temple, 5646 Lawton,
tives.
the ceremonies which marked the
flat to family observing dietary near Grand River.
Annual Dinner Dance of the
joint
installation of newly elected
laws. In exchange, room and
The following make up the cast:
Mrs. E. Beckman had as her
Youth Education League
of Detroit Lodge No. 55,
A musical drama in 3 Acts
board to be provided by this Morton Sobel, Max Kruger, Sylvia
guests on Sunday, her children, officers
on Feb. 19
Rev. Canter
Knights
of Pythias, and Greater
family to elderly gentleman. Zingeser, Ben J. Roth, Flo Schur-
and a Prologue with an all-
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beckman of Detroit Temple
No. 162, Pythian
Inquire of E. M. Love, 1638 gin, Irving Burton, Beatrice Jua-
Jacob
star New York cast.
The Youth Education League Cadillac, Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn
lus, Al Mazer, Miriam Savage, will sponsor its third annual din- and sons, Jack and Robert of Sisters, Sunday evening, Jan. 29,
Clairmount Ave.
Silverman
at Detroit Lodge Building, Er-
Rae Schuff.
ITTROICAL
FEATURING
,
Manton,
Mich.,
Sidney
Korn
of
ner
on
Sunday
evening,
Feb.
19
WIDOWER,
business
man,
alone,
MOREL
Dancing will follow to the mu-
skine and John R St.
$5 Years,
desires acquaintance of a re- sic of Chuck Pudney and his at 7 o'clock at the Shaarey Zedek Lansing and her brother, I. S.
The festivities began with a
SADIE SHEINGOLD
Prisetkwi
Berman
and
son,
Charles,
of
Chicago
at
Lawton.
Dave
Dia-
fined, neat appearing, attrac- "Rhythm Caravan."
dinner and were followed by a
MOCOMMOOded as
mond and his orchestra, featuring Kingston, Mich.
MAX KLETTER
tive lady, business or profes-
Physicians sag
floor show.
wesei•is
Peggy McColl, singer, will fur-
sional. Object maatrimony.
It's
because
the
great
increase
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal,
SAM AUERBACH
2903
Attending the Kahn-Schussel
Write Box 200, Detroit Jewish in the Nazi penetration of Mexico nish the music. Mrs. S. Millman,
chancellor commander, again as-
Elmhurst
Chronicle. Strictly confidential. is endangering his life that Leon chairman of the affair, promises wedding at Detroit on SSunday sumed this office. Other officers
TO. 8.68311
a lively show, consisting of per- were Mr And Mrs. Phillip Gold- were installed as follows: Vice-
Tickets
Trotsky
is
looking
for
another
Marriages
berg,
sister
and
brother-in-law
INTELLIGENT lady, alone, cul-
formers from night clubs. Tickets
Matinee-35-50-75e. Plus Tax
Chancellor, Louis Wechsler; pre-
redon•011
tured and professional. age 40, haven of refuge.
may be obtained by calling Mrs. of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Julius late, Isador Gruskin; master-at-
Evenings-35-50.15-$1 Plus T.
Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
is interested in meeting cul-
Following in the footsteps of N. Reisman, Un. 3-4848, or any Sherman, and Mr. and Mrs. arms, Barney Kosowsky; inner
tured business man. Write Box his father, the late journalist , of the members.
guard, Joseph C. Snider; outer
George Kahn.
350, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. plyawright and diplomat Herman
guard, Robert Cole; keeper of rec-
Get what you can, and what you
Rev. Cantor
Bernstein,
is
young
David
Bern-
FOR RENT—Nice, furnished
. Miss Adelaide Levy of Jackson, ord and seal and M. of F., Wil-
get hold;
DAVID
room in home of adult family. stein, who has completed an adap- 'Tis the stone that will turn all Mich., is visiting relatives in this liam Rosenberg; master of ex- Downtown
chequer, Lewis L. Steinberg.
Good transportation. 2516 Tay- tion of a comedy written in Ger-
city for a few days.
GOLDEN
your lead into gold.
The lodge expressed sentiments
lor. Tyler 5-1408 or Tyler man by Rose Metter and is hoping
—Benjamin
Franklin.
MRS. SARAH GROSNER
Detroit's Favorite
MICHIGAN — Fredric March
to see it on Broadway soon.
Sam Silver will conduct serv- of deep sorrow at the loss of
5-5444.
51 0 H PC L
Chancellor
Commander Jacob H. and Joan Bennett in "Trade
ington for 63 years. She was
ices at the Temple on Friday
TYLER 11-11414
airy
Winds" are at the Michigan The-
Werner.
night, Feb. 3.
Wedding Cerem. founder and first president of the FOR RENT — Nice, large, mily.
A life membership in Detroit ater, with "Burn 'Em Up O'Con-
room in home of small fa
les Performed rd Washington branch of the Needle-
Lodge was granted George Ed- nor" starring Dennis O'Keefe and
Home and by gpv work Guild, and a former presi-
Garage. Reasonable. 3296 Tux-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Jack
Kahn
pintmeat.
dent of the Council of Jewish I edo Ave. Townsend 6-846 7.
of North Fayette Ave., Saginaw, loff, a member of the order . for Cecilia Parker as the companion
dl
feature.
Women. She was on the Board of I
announce the betrothal of their 50 years .
The installation ceremonies for
Directors of the Washington He-I FOR RENT—Single room. Quiet
stars, Sadie Sheingold, Max Klet- daughter, Miss Virginia Ruth, and the Pythian Sisters were conduct.
atmosphere.
Good
transporta-
The
current
season
of
Yiddish
UNITED
ARTISTS—"Idiot's
brew Congregation, the Council
Morris M. Greenstein, son of Mr.
tion. 3268 Elmhurst Ave., be- legitimate plays at Littman's Peo- ter and Sam Auerbach.
Concert by Menuhin
of Jewish Women. the Sisterhood
and Mrs. Benjamin Greenstein, ed by Henrietta Pereire, Mary Delight," starring Clark Gable
tween Dexter and Wildemere. ple's Theater, 12th at Seward,
The premiere of this play is this of North Farragut St., this city. Myerson, Birdie August, Betty and Norma Shearer, continues its
of the Hebrew Congregation.
Townsend 5-3123.
The program for the recital by
and Kathlyn Goldfine . engagement at the United Artists
commences this Friday evening.
Mrs. Groaner is survived by
Friday evening. It will also be The couple will speak their vows Phillips
Yehudi Menuhin, with Hendrik three sons, Clarence W., Sylvan S. FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
The current production is the
in Slay. Mr. Greenstein is a mem- The following officers were in- Theater, for a second week.
great New York sensation of the presented on Sunday matinee and ber of the faculty of Central High stalled: Most Excellent Chief,
Endt at the piano, at the Masonic and Gerald D. Groner, and •
room for a young man in home
Mary Pearl; most excellent senior,
"Forgotten By God." It is evening.
Temple on Feb. 6, follows:
FOX—Continuing a 1939 pa-
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Dellaan. Her
of couple without children. Rea- year,
Organizations desiring to make School and is well known here.
Fannie Raskin; excellent junior, rade of attractions that are win-
1. BOWS No. 6 In E Major
Handel husband passed away in 1920.
sonable. 2718 Glendale Ave., a musical drama in three acts and reservations for benefit perform-
Jeanette Lessem; manager of ning acclaim unequalled in De-
a
prologue.
It
ran
all
season
in
Miss
Ester
Sempliner
of
Fourth
—Adagio
near Lawton. Townsend 7.2983. New York and comes here with an ances are asked to communicate
Temple, Kathlyn Goldfine; master
—Allegro
entertainment history, the
with Mr. Littman at the theater Ave., is spending the week-end of R. C., Corrine Pereire; master troit
—Largo
Fox Theater presents another out-
ANNOUNCING ENLARGED all-star New York cast.
in Battle Creek, as guest of Miss
--Allegro
at
once.
of finance, Dorothy Kapeten.sky; standing three-feature stage and
Heading the players are three
No. I in E Major
CLUB facilities at Morton's
II. (for
Dennis Siewert.
Bach
(for Violin alone)
protector, Hazel Kats; outer screen show. Topping the Fox
Riding Academy, Fenkell at
ALEXANDER WURZBURGER
—Preludio
of Sioux Falls, S. D., 58 years old,
Harrison Rd., 21/2 miles west
Miss Sybil Kahn, who is study- guard, Alice Farber; past chief, stage show in his first Detroit
—Loure
Gavotte «n Rondeau
theatrical appearance in more
died at the home of his sister,
ing at Stevens College, Columbia, Celia Carn.
of Telegraph Road. New floor,
--Menuett 1—Menuett II
Past chief jewels were presented than a year is Eddy Duchin, with
Mrs. Herbert D. Robinson, 110
larger quarters. Catering on
Mo., is spending the weekend with
—Bourr.
—Gigue
Chicago Blvd., on Jan. 31. Funeral
premises. Suitable for barn
Miss Cecelia Hech, a classmate, to Ada Globerson and Rose Kates his "magic piano fingers of ra-
W. Concerto In V. lilbarp Minor
Ernst services were held on Feb. 3 with
dances, hayrides, hard time par-
at the latter's home at Cape Gi- for services rendered in the past dio," and his famous orchestra.
opus 1.1
three years.
interment in Woodmere Cemetery,
Giving John Barrymore his best
ties, etc. Call Redford 2530.
rardeau.
—Allegro Moderato
Dancing followed the installs- and most human role, "A Great
TV. a. X'Abodah- (God'• Wor•hop--
Rabbi
Leon
Fram
officiating.
A Tom Kippur Melody) Bed).
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Alexander W. Copeland. Mies SUVIOno n. AUDITOR WILLIAMS RE- tion.
Man Votes," Fox screen attrac-
Rated to Tehudi Menuhln
(CONCLCDED FROM PAGE) ONE)
Bloch
(Inland. Mr. and Mr. FMK'S R.
room for a gentleman in home
tion, is by turns • charming tale
ROSALIA GLASEL
Creamer. Right Rev. and Mr. Fr.k
TURNING TO OFFICE
a. Malaita..
of
three
adults.
Congenial
sur-
of
2005
Gladstone
Ave.,
62
years
Creighton,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Allan
Crow.
of
family life, a stinging satire
without
preliminary
training
un-
c. Zspateado (The Cobblee• fianteate
Mira Charlotte Dey, Mr. and Mrs.
AFTER ILLNESS
roundings. Reasonable. Near der subordinate teachers.
old, died on Jan. 27. Funeral
Dance)
on politics and an uproarious com-
Percival Dodge, Mies All. Donley.
Car and bus. 3212 Clements
d. La Fille am cheveam de lin
services
were
held
on
Jan.
29
at
edy.
Equally important as a
Mr. Joseph H. Ehrlich. Mr. Oaten.
First U. S. Concert in 1909
(The Malden with flaxen hair)
Preparing to return to his desk
Ave., corner Wildemere. Town-
Entrees. Mr. and Mra Henry T.
Debury-Hartrnann Lewis Bros. Funeral Home with
screen feature is the current issue
Elman came to the United 11.
Ewald. lion. •nd Mrs. Homer Fergu- in the county building, Edward H.
5. Labyrinth (Caprice) ....Loratelli burial in Oakview Cemetery. Rab-
send 6-2286.
of "The March of Time" entitled,
States first in 1909 and made a son. Mrs. IL P. Elk. Mr. and Mrs.
R. Fink. lilen Mary Maher, Rev. Williams, Wayne County Auditor,
bi H. Fischer officiating. She is
"The State of the Nation."
FOR RENT—Lovely, large room triumphantal debut in New York GtOrre
Sabbath Morning Services
• nd Mrs. Frank FM lion. and Mra is in Miami Beach, Fla., where he
with
the
Russian
Symphony
Or-
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Id,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Leon
Frank
Flt
On
Sabbath
morning,
Feb.
4,
for one or two in single home
R. A. Stahl and Mrs. Leonard
Fr.k, Rabbi and Mr. Leon M. Frank- is convalescing from his recent
chestra.
He
then
toured
the
at 11 o'clock, Rabbi Leon Fram ADAMS—"Speed Demon" Henry
of small, adult family. Near
Gabrilowlbsoh. Mrs. illness.
lin, 11..
The Home Relief Society's car- Schwartzman and two sons,
will occupy the pulpit and preach Armetta accelerates the comedy
Lawton and Dexter bus lines. country. Since that time he has Eris Layton Gate. Mr. Dux. Gilbert.
In
a
letter
to
The
Chronicle,
the
Theodore
and
Milton.
Played hundreds of concerts in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Olsaer,
nival bazaar held Sunday, Jan.
on: "The New Year of the Trees." in a story of a young man and
Townsend 5.3764.
11 Ologower. Mr. and Mrs. genial official reports that he is
MMus'
an experimental racing car.
all
parts
of
the
country
and
his
Services last one hour.
29, proved a brilliant success.
Daniel
IV.
Goodenough.
recuperating
very
rapidly
and
will
FANNIE ARNOSKY
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished fame has increased.
Mrs. Arthur A. Ginsburg, presi-
Temple High School
Claude II. Redmond Mr. and lira soon be able to assume his duties
of Fort Wayne, Ind., formerly of
PALMS -STATE — "I Am a
As
he
makes
his
benefit
tour
Edith
ileavenrirh.
room in private home. Break-
Albert Hart. MIRO
On Suday, Feb. 5, the Senior
dent of the Home Relief Society, Detroit, 74 years old, died on Jan.
Mrs. I. Ilinielhooh. ltra. A. M. 111,11- again. Adding that he was an-
Criminal" and "Disbarred," are
fast optional. 1206 Atkinson this year he is celebrating the man,
Mrs. Sam Arkin, chairman of 25. Funeral services were held
Mr .4 Hrs. Jam. R. Holden. xious to "get going" again, Mr. High School will hold a noon-day the current features at the Palms-
30th
anniversary
of
his
debut
in
Ave. Townsend 8-6628.
MrMre. Albert Kahn, Mr. William
luncheon and afternoon dance. Be-
the affair, and Mrs. Ralph Levy, at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home on
State.
this country. "In undertaking this R. 5.5"'. Mr. Harry Held. Mra Williams also asked that his ap-
her co-chairman, thank all those Jan. 27 with interment in Clover- FOR RENT—Furnished room in concert," he said, "I feel that we Maurice Klein, Mr. Julian H. Krolik. preciation be extended to his Jew- tween these two pleasurable
who contributed by their attend- hill Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
Mra Penlitmin L. lambert, Mra Abra- ish friends for their many kind- events we shall hear an interest-
home of small, modern family. are acting in the best traditions ham Levin. Mrs. Leonard T. Lewis
CINEMA—"Mayerling," starr-
ing speaker, talking on a subject
ance and donations to make this Hershman and Cantor J. H. Son-
Northwest section. Good trans- of Americanism. Americans have Mr. and Mrs. It J. Mack. Mrs. Thomas nesses during his sickness.
ing Danielle Darrieux and Charles
an outstanding event, and there- enklar officiating.
Mrinerev, Mr. and Mre Kenneth it
Mr. Williams was stricken in with which we are all concerned. Boyer, and "The 39 Steps," di-
portation.
Reasonable.
Town-
deaf
to
the
sufferings
been
never
by assisting the organization to
Miller. Mr. and Mrs. C. Thorne Murphy. October of last year with a seri- This affair will be open to Senior
send 6-1741.
of the oppressed. Our country
• nd Mrs. Con,. J. Netting. Mrs
High School members only. Lunch rected by Alfred Hitchcock, with
carry on its work of giving aid JOSEPH E. NEDERLANDER
It Newberry. Mr and Mrs. William ous throat infection.
was founded on principles of John
will be served at 1 o'clock and Robert Donat and Madeleine Car-
J.
Norton.
to the needy. Joseph E. Nederlander died
freedom—and
we
who
live
in
a
the admission will be 60 cents per roll in the leading roles are being
That was a swell party that Al
Right Rev. and Mrs Hinman Para.
An executive board meeting of suddenly Feb. 3, at the home of
Is
that
Jewish
prayer
which
and Mrs. Gustavus D. Pone, Mra.
the Home Relief Society Was held his son, Robert. 17195 Indiana Strelsin, advertising tycoon, threw flee country must rally to help Mr.
plate. This will include the dance held over for a second week.
M R Prentis s lion. and Mra Illehard W. Wayne Morris has pasted in his
those
who
have
been
deprived
of
Feb. 1, at the home of Mrs. Ar-
Mrs P. M. Reynold& Mira getta make-up box a new development in the afternoon.
Ave. He was 86 years old. Sur- for Pierre van Paassen last week all freedom, of citizenship, of Mending.
Mrs.
W.
Dean
Robin-
Mizrachi Oneg Shebat
Robinson.
Mr.
and
Sisterhood News
thur A. Ginsburg. viving are his two sons, nine to celebrate the publication of livelihood."
son. Mr. and Mr. William C. Roney. dating from his marriage to the
The following donations are ack-
Set aside the date for you and
Mrs. loons J. Rosenberg. Mr and Mr. Schinasi heiress?
grandchildren and two great- Pierre's book, "Days of Our
The
Detroit
Committee
A
Mizrachl Oneg Shabat will
nowledged from.Mr. and Mrs. Sam grandchildren. Funeral services Years," which is the February
How does Samuel ReshevskY, your family Tuesday, Feb. 7, at
1Z "'V
Co-operating on the Detroit N'"1 0 ;Z: ""'Ire
be held Saturday, Feb. 4, at the
Schwartz in honor of 25th wed-
at 2 p. m.. Sunday selection of the Book-of-the- committee for the benefit are:
iternplinor. 141. Sarah Rheridan. Mrs who according to the papers is 8:30 p. m. The Sisterhood Is
will
be
held
St
gibleY.
"longing" for kosher food while planning a grand social evening. home of Mrs. T. Segal, 2966 Stur-
ding anniversary; and from Mr. in the Lewis Bros. Funeral Home. Month Club. . . Among those
Mrs. Sidney Allen, Mr. and Mrs It It Rharkey. Mire Frances
N•than
tevant ,at 2:30 p. m., to celebrate
B.S.. Mr. led Mrs. William Wm Benjamin Mosel,
and Mrs. Anthony Deutsch.
laden, participating in the Moscow chess There will be a moving picture
Burial will be in Clover Hill Park who circulated in the Strelsin Wendish
T Barbour. Mr and Mr, Clarence H . mons, Dr. •nd Mr. rears J
penthouse
in
Central
Park
South
Mere.
Mrs.
Frederic
B.
Rt.-
tournament. explain his playing preview and refreshments. Tick- Chamisho Osor b'Shvat.
A.
lira.
11.th. Mr and /Are Prisnris Bourke. Mr.
Cemetery.
the
Sandwich
Islander
be-
A meeting planning the mem-
ens,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Donald
Bleven.n.
ets
are
65c
and
may
be
procured
were
Fannie
Hurst.
J.
David
As
and Mrs. char). E DOWIPO. Liss Emma Mr and Mrs Frederic P. Todd, Mra chess on the Sabbath? ... Chess
Fred It Mosel. Mrs. Leo M
lives that the strength and valor
from Mra. Lawrence Van Baalen bership drive will be held Thurs-
The subtlest tempter has the Stern. George Seldes, Eugene Petrel.
ft RR Mr. and Mr. Frank V. CPR. Homer Women. Mrs- Joseph M. Reit. being his business, he has no
he
kills
passes
into
day
noon, Feb. 2, at the Bnai
Lyons, Joe Brainin and practic-
Mrs. Andrew WIneman, ling. Henry business playing it on the day or any member of her committee,
of the aeon,
smoothest style;
Winton. and Dr. and Mr. Alfred H.
Moshe.
or from Mrs. M. Kopple.
himself, so we gain the strength Sirens sing sweetest when they ally everybody in town who is Z.';•,,,;,,,"°
rest.
Whittaker.
resist
Abraham
CoOPer,
Mrs.
WI
somebody in the literary world. eseway, Mr.
of the temptation
would betray.
—Emerson

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