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FOR RENT — Beautiful, large
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dows. All conveniences. Good
transportation, 3351 Elmhurst.
Townsend 6-5768.
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cleaning, house maids, women
for part time work. By hot&
day or week. Schlesinger's,
Madison 2526.
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All conveniences. Garage if de-
sired. Near bus and ear line.
2242 Hazelwood Ave. Tyler
5-4107.
FOR RENT—Furnished cottages.
l'rivate bath and running wa-
ter. 32 miles from Detroit City
Hall on Lake Erie. $75.00 and
up per season. Office at 3162
Park, Cadillac 7371. Evenings
and Sundays, Townsend 8-8459.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room in home of couple, for
a gentleman. Good transporta-
tion. References exchanged.
2075 Gladstone. Tyler 6-2068.
FOR RENT—Newly painted fur-
nished room in refined home.
Single, $12; couple, $16. Kitch-
en privileges. 9803 McQuade,
near Rochester, half-block west
of Dexter. Upper.
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
room in single home, for two.
Kitchen and telephone privi-
leges. Reasonable, 3039 Carter
Ave. Tyler 7-0854.
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
TO OBSERVE NATIONAL FLAG WEEK
AT TEMPLE VESPER SERVICE FRIDAY
On the occasion of the observance of National
Flag Week, June 8 to 15, a portion of the Vesper
Service at Temple Beth El, on Friday, June 16, will
be devoted by Dr. Leo M. Franklin to the signifi-
cance of Flag Day—annually observed on June 14
—and to the National Flag Week. Dr. Franklin
will discuss the importance of this observance to
Jews and the necessity for its observance and the
dissemination of its spirit.
The services are held from 5:30 to 6 p. m.
All Detroit Jews, regardless of their affiliation
with the Temple, are invited to , attend these
services.
JEWISH CENTERS
HONOR FLAG DAY
the United States Flag Asso-
ciation, Washington, D. C.
Flag Day, which commemo-
rates the 162nd anniversary
of the formal adoption of the
stars and stripes as the na-
tional emblem of the United
States, will be observed on
Wednesday, June 14, by
YMIlAs, YWHAs and Jewish
Community Centers. In many
cities these associations will
take the initiative in enlisting
the cooperation of other
patriotic and civic organiza-
tions in arranging celebrations
under joint community-wide
auspices.
The Jewish Welfare Board,
their parent organization, has
been cooperating with the
United States Flag Association
in the National l'atriotic Re-
vival, culminating in Flag
Week, June 8 to 14. In con-
nection with Flag Week, a
Patriotic Revival Manual has
been isued which contains
many helpful suggestions.
Copies may be secured from
The American flag has the
solemnity of a long tradition,
being older than the flags of
England, France and other
countries. The late Ben Alt-
heimer, formerly president of
Temple Beth El of New York
City, was the first to suggest
and stimulate the observance
of Flag Day be religious or-
ganizations as a medium for
inculcating civic pride and
patriotic sentiment. Subse-
quently this practice was ex-
panded, and now Flag Day is
a legal holiday in many cities,
serving as a symbolic expres-
sion of the solidarity and unity
that our country has achieved.
The Jewish Welfare Board
issued a publication on the ob-
servance of Flag Day, which
contains material on the his-
tory and traditions associated
with the American flag, sug-
gested programs for group
and mass observances and in-
spiring selections in prose and
verse.
June 9, 1939
Marshall Lodge
Elects Jess Feiler
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge
of Bnai Brith, at its annual
meeting Tuesday in Hotel Web-
ster Hall, elected Jess R. Feiler
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Appears With Cast
at Mount Cleme
Asl"
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Our Doorman
Will Park Your
Car for You Free
• mildred FENTON
Six-year-old Elaine Berlin ap-
pears with her father, Jack Ber-
lin, at the Olympia Auditorium
in Mt. Clemens, during the sum-
WALTER DONAHUE
brother of Famous Josk
of Ztegleld FA.
CAROLE & SHEROD
Te'ented Lovelies
SAMMY DIBERT
and his music
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JESS R. FEILER
to the lodge presidency for the
next full year.
Mr. Feller, who is National
A. Z. A. deputy for Michigan,
and who served, last year, as
vice-president of Marshall Lodge,
succeeds Alvin B. Levin.
Other officers
elected
are:
Nathaniel H. Rubin and Dr. Al-
bert N. Prussin, vice-presidents;
Manuel Harman, recording secre-
tary; Ben Denenberg, correspond-
ing secretary; Morton J. Bechek,
treasurer; Walter Berlow, finan-
cial secretary; Alvin B. Levin,
monitor; Sol I. Rosenman, assist-
ant monitor; Robert L. Zieve,
guardian; Harry Ross, warden;
trustees, Dr. Charles Stolar, Jo-
seph C. Glazer and Dr. Harold
Maxman.
Death Calls Two Prominent Detroiters Yiddishe Bande
Returning Here
Miss Augusta Brown and Jacob M. Netzorg Passed Away
During the Past Week
With New Revue
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$35,000, need cash to mtg.
Liberal life annuity plus
valuable estate.
T w o
prominent
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished,
Detroiters 'traditional Jewish style, the late
"The Yiddishe Bande" will be liter season. They are members
airy room, for a gentleman. were called by death during the
Mr. Netzorg displayed keen in- seen here again this Tuesday and of the cast of a company of
Good transportation. Silver- past week: Miss Augusta G.
Wednesday nights, June 13 and legitimate Jewish actors who will
The Best Materials Used
terest in his people's affairs until
man. 2974 Monterey, Town- Brown and Jacob M. Netzorg,
14, for two performances only,
the lost day of his long life. Ile due to a great public demand, at present plays at nominal prices.
send 6-8905,
AUGUSTA G. BROWN
WORK GUARANTEED. FREE ESTIMATES
Mr. Berlin will sponsor the
Miss Brown was for years one attended regularly meetings of Littman's Peoples Theater, in a
$1,500 Down—
first play on Sunday, June 11.
FOR RENT — Attractively fur- of Detroit's best known social the adult discussion grows of the new musical program,
Mr. Berlin and other members
nished, large, airy room, with workers. For many years she Shaarey Zedek on Sunday morn-
Large 5 house terrace solid
The Yiddishe Bande of Poland, of his cast are well known in
adjoining
porch,
in
home
of
tan prest bk slate roof stone
had charge of the Fresh Air ings, and as late as Sunday, an unusual attraction in the Yid-
8840 Linwood
Tyler 6-4100
Detroit, having appeared at Litt-
young couple, for business or Camp on Jefferson Ave. and was May 21, participated in discus-
steps 8 rooms and bath ea.
man's People's Theater.
professional person. Northwest associated with the United Jew- sions and expressed his views on
One of the very best rental
election. Dinners optional. Rea- ish Charities. She had been ac- existing conditions. At that ses-
centers. Never vacant. For-
sonable. Good transportation. tive in the Detroit Community sion he called the attention of
mer $40,000 value. Buy
University 1-7507,
Fund and the Detroit Symphony the gathering to the part his
Women's Branch of League now for $12,500. Only one
Soiety.
these in all this great
son, Mort
Man , Philip p ine I
Detroit's Finest
for Peace and Democracy af
:ity.
FOR RENT — Furnished house Fifteen years ago Miss Brown Islands, imply
aing n
i la the res cu
to
Meet
Wednesday
Jewish Funeral Home
until Labor Day. Eight rooms gave up her official position as a ing of refugees who are being
MR. BEDFORD
completely and well f urnished., social woken to take care of settled there.
Dishes (dietary laws observed).lher nieces, the two children of
A regular meeting of the
Homer Warren & Co.
There was not an appeal made
Women's Branch of the American
Grand piano, radio, telephone,IDavid A. Brown, and was a in many years for a Zionist or
3,1 Year. Dependable bemire
League for Peace and Democ-
garage. $65 monthly. 3205 Car-I veritable mother to them. In her any other Jewish cause in which
ter Ave. Tyler 5.5333,
s are time she acted as a volun- Mr. Netzorg did not participate
racy will be held on Wednesday,
I teer social worker.
June 14, at 1:30 p. m., at the
7739 JOHN R. STREET
as a contributor. If not called
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished I
TRinity 2-2114
Main Library. An interesting
bliss Brown died last Friday upon to give, he contributed
room for lady or gentleman,
program has been arranged, in-
in home of small family. 3233 morning. Funeral services were voluntarily.
held
Sunday
morning,
Dr.
Leo
cluding
a round-table discussion
In addition to membership in
Elmhurst Ave., between Wil-
on current eventa. Visitors are
M. Franklin officiating. Burial in the Zionist Organization, Mr.
demere and Dexter.
Rev. claw
Harry Winegarden of Flint
Woodmere Cemetery.
invited
to attend the meeting
Netzorg was a member of Con-
Jacob
and to participate in the discus-
JACOB M. NETZORG
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
Dies at Age of 62
gregation Shaarey Zedek and
sion.
Savannas
Mr.
Netzorg,
who
(lied
on
room, for a gentleman, in mod-
Was a regular attendant at sera-
SURGICAL
Plans for the strawberry festi-
his home, 2715 ices.
ern home. Good transporta- Sunday at
NUMMI,
Harry Winegarden, well known
8210 TWELFTH ST.
val, which will be held at Kern's
LILLIE LILLIANA
II Yvan/
tion. Continuous hot water. Rochester Ave., was one of the
Funeral services for the late
Flint merchant, died Tuesday at
TRINITY 2 - 0100
Freebie
Auditorium
on Tuesday after-
Unlimited
phone.
2682
Elm-
pioneers
in
Michigan
Jewry.
Born
Mr.
Netzorg
were
held
Monday
the age of 62. Funeral services
Recommended
dish theatrical world, consists of noon, June 27, are well under
hurst. Townsend 5-7330.
rersidaml
89 years ago in Pren, Lithuania, at Lewis Bros., with burial in a
For
took place on Thursday. Burial
n inimitable group of mimics, way, as reported by the co-chair-
a SECOND WEEK
liee040•le
tie came to this country 61 years Clover
Hill
Park
was in Birmingham, Mich.
Cemetery. songsters, and buffooniers who
2903
DON'T MISS THIS MOVIE
men, Mrs. Ben Schneiderman
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished ago—in1878—and settled in St. 'Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated. h
ave
won
praise
and
admiration
Mr. Winegarden, who was a
Elmhurst
A
Feature Yiddish
room for single or couple. Charles, Mich. Later he opened ! Mr. Netzorg is survived by his o
and Mrs. Joseph Rose. Assisting
director of the Citizens Commer-
f the Detroit theater goers. For with the sale of tickets and selec-
5 G-I0e0n5d9ale Ave.
TO. 8.613$
Talking Picture
T o w ns e n d 41, department store in Greenville, wife, Millie; two sons, Leon Z.
Itarrlasee
cial and Savings Bank, is sur-
its final two performances here tion of prizes are Mrs. Jack
Starting FRIDAY,
Mich. Ile came• to Detroit in of Detroit
rerferamil
and
Morton
of they will produce a second edi- Sauls, Mrs. John Rosefield, Mrs.
vived by his wife, five chldren
and became associated with Manila• a brother
JUNE 9
tion o
,
and a brother.
their hilarious musical Bernard Argiewicz, Mrs. Nathan
FOR RENT—Large, airy room Crowley Bros., wholesale dry- i troit, and eight grandchildren.
it will be shown for
revue, "The World Trembles," Hack, Mrs. William Glazer, Mrs.
for one or two, in a congenial goods merchants.
7
Days only
I
Ile
was
the
uncle
of
Bendetson
home of three adults. Kitchen
under the title "Dance, Jews, Joseph Erman and Mrs. Herman
An ardent Zionist and a liberal INetzorg, eminent Detroit pianist Dance!"
Rev. Cantor
Agins.
and telephone privileges. Rea- giver to Jewish causes in true and music teacher.
sonable.
Townsend
The Bande's vehicle is present-
6-0065.
DAVID
The Women's Branch of the
2442 Glendale.
ed in 21 colorful scenes.
League will continue to meet
GOLDEN
Holding the spotlight in this regularly throughout the sum-
APPEAR AT POWATAN
Julius
Utchenik,
66
years
old,
Detroit'. }Atom.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnishedl
revue will be Menasha Oppen- mer, at the Main Library, on
featuring
died on Thursday, May 31, Serv-
M 11 II IC I.
five room flat. Upper. Newly
heim, Chana Grossberg, Lillie Lil- the second and fourth Wednes-
ESTHER FIELD
ices were held Friday afternoon. •
T1 LEM IAN Ina
decorated. Airy. Good trans-
liana, Malvina Rappel, Leon Lieb- days of each month, at 1:30
known
as the Yiddishe
Rabbi Joshua Sperka delivered
eddina (Went.
portation. Reasonable. 2238
gold, Zisy Katz, David Leder- p. m.
ie. Perforated al the eulogy. Mr. Utchenik was a
alamme
Clements Ave.
Dome and by •p.
man
and
Isaac
Rothman.
All
the
Interesting
Shorts will also
resident
of
Detroit
for
the
past
At
the
last
general
meeting
of
peIntment.
music, lyrics and sketches are by
be
be shown.
35 years. Ile is survived by his FOR RENT—Available July 1. the Detroit Unit of Junior Ha-
Week I,,,
well
known
European
composers,
to 11:30 P. 11.
wife, Bessie; a son, William, four
4,
Beautiful,
newly
Sonsla). - 2 to 11
decorated,
Famous American Jews to
P, M.
poets and columnists.
daughters, Mrs. Anna Rudin, Mrs.
was
pres-
heated flat. Six rooms. Rea- Esther
dassah Elkin
held
on re-elected
June
ADMISSION
Be
Memorialized
in
Free
35e
11
rek
Day
te—ChIldrens
toe
Scholem
Secunda,
the
noted
ident to head the organization
Monuments of Character A. Friedman, Mrs. Esther Green- sonable. 3'212 Webb
401! Sundays—Children Ilk
b erg Ara Sara Lopatin, and
known Jewish American com-
Sons of Israel Member-
during the coming year. Other
poser of the popular song "Bei
four grandchildren.
FOR RENT—Nice clean room, officers announced at this time
ship Drive
Mid Bist du Schein," is musical
light and airy, by small private are: Vice - presidents, Carolyn
I
direct f this gifted troupe.
ami y. Home privileges and Goodman, Miriam Peirnan Kane,
NEW YORK.—Famous Anted-
environment 2045 Clairmount. Jessie Morrison and Rose Poskel;
, can Jews who have made lasting
Near bus and car lines.
corresponding secretary, Annetta
Ner Israel Seminary to Or !contributions to the development
Gold; financial secretary, Bernice
of the United States, will receive
damn Three Students
In loving memory of our dear WANTED — Alteration lady, Levine ,: treasurer, Shirley Galen.
wide recognition as a result of
mother and grandmother, Jennie
young, neat appearing, with The unit closed the season's ac-
on
June
25
a
decision of the Free Sons of Is-
Frank, who passed away five
sales ability. Dress Shoppe. tivity with a board dinner held
rael, national Jewish fraternal
years ago, June 10, 1934.
Give full particulars and phone on June 6, at which time an op-
The Ner Israel Rabbinical Col- organization, to name for these
8210 TWELFTH ST.
number. Write Box 100, De- portunity was afforded for the
lege of Baltimore, one of the eminent men all new lodges cre-
Irraalle and Marble MeauseeAt
TRINITY 2 - 0100
Time has glided by on wings
troit Jewish Chronicle.
newly elected members of the
four orthodox yeshivas now in ated in the order's current mem-
'Tis now the fifth long year
7729 TWELFTH 81.
bership
drive.
board
of
directors
to
become
ac-
existence
in
America,
will
ordain
you,
Tyler •.71/S
How'er, our memory of
WANTED—Jewish woman for
BY POPULAR
quainted with members who have
three students as rabbis at the
This decision was reached at a
al oth e r, f orever
general housework and cook
We ne'er shall forg all endear
second graduation exercises to conference held last Friday at the
DEMAND!
ing. Good home and good served during the past year and
set you, of
who will continue to serve during
be conducted on Sunday, June offices of the Grand Master, Si-
Mothers, the best
wages. Apply after 7 p. m.,
Return Engagement
the
coming
year.
mon
M.
Goldsmith,
at
25
Spruce
25, at the Shaarei Tfiloh Congre-
You're the most precious
2496 Virginia Park.
gem in
Rabbi Abraham Schechter
2 PERFORMANCES ONLY
gation. The students to be or- St., New York City.
our treasure chest.
CAROLE AND SHEROD, .i.-
Mat)! or Congreg•tion Aharsth
dained are Naftolie Ileinrich
INTELLIGENT GIRL, from Eu- Pay Tribute to Msgr. Ryan , ter
Tuesday - Wednesday
dancing team in the triple-
Achim and Other Py narrows.
Carlebach, a German refugee;
rope, speaks several languages.
Sadly missed by her children
on Birthday Anniversary
threat revue at the Powatan
June 13, 14-8:30 p. m.
and grandchildren.
Chaim Gevantman of Baltimore
Would like position as gov-
Performs All Rabbinic. Functions
Club.
WASHINGTON, D. C. (Reli-
and Abraham Album of Roches-
erness or lady's companion.
The well known group from
PERFORMS MARRIAGES
Poland
,,lams w ho hal e achieved
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
Willing to cook. Townsend gious News Service) — Catholics The triple threat bill holds over en
en
I/237 CAMERON A1E, TO. 5404
PlIef • PRA
at
met with Protestants and Jews for, another week of fun at Sam
Of the 60 students now en-
8-3802,
---
the
Jewleh Art Theater In
r olled at the yeshiva, 14 hail
here and captains of industry Soffe
An unveiling of a monument
New Toro
rin's Powatan Club. Walter
in memory of
WANTED—Young, refined man mingled with labor leaders at a I Donahue does dances reminiscent from Germany. Many states in
Sarah Grass will
to room and board. Good home testimonial dinner to Msgr. John of those his brother did for t he United States are well repre-
„ take place on Sunday, June 11,
J. W. E. W. 0. Tag Day la at I 1 a.m., at Mach pelah Ceme-
for right party. Townsend A. Ryan, of Catholic University Ziegfield Follies, and does a sented a er Israel as well as
and the National Catholic Welfare
i
t
n
e
,
r
y
5-4256.
it.ed
Relativ
es and friends are
Canada, Palestine, Czechoslova-
Mt. Clemens July 16
Conference on the occasion of his noble job of emceeing for the kia, Austria and Germany,
show as well.
WANTED — TWO SINGLE 70th birthday.
ymanTenenbaum of Detroit
YOUNG MEN between ages
Some 600 persons, the majority
The Jewish Women's European
Mildred Fenton, golden-haired is one of the students enrolled
25 and 30. to share beautiful of national importance, heard swingstress, is the popular vocal- at
Welfare Organization will have
Ner Israel.
btsgr.
seven-room, lake-front cottage
Ryan praised as the pio- ist whose repetoire included every
---
its yearly tag day Sunday, July
at Elizabeth Lake with six neer of many of the social reforms favorite song on record. Carole Seek
Whereabouts of Jacob
16, at Mt. Clemente. The Mayor
other young men for season. which have reached maturity dur- and Sherod, a sister team, add
Round trip bus fares on
of Mt. Clements gave a permit
(John) Charney
MICHIGAN — Roebrt Young
Call Temple 1-7995 Saturday, ing the Roosevelt administration. plenty of zip to the revue with
A Second Edition of New
Blue Goose Lines are
for this collection.
and Annabelle (Mrs. Tyrone
When these honors had been be- rapid pace taps. Sammy Dibert
between 2 and 9 p. m.. or Ty-
Numbers--
Information is wanted of Jacob
ler 4-8365 Sunday till noon. ' slowest and his appreciation ex. and his crew of musicians keep
The organization had its mem- Power) in Metro-Goldwyn-May-
the
lowest
in
history.
pressed, Msgr. Ryan pointed the
A Hilarious Revue
Ask for Ted.
bership luncheon at Congregation er's new romantic comedy "Bri-
up the temperate of the show or John Chaney, who disap-
You
save
money
by
way
to
what
he
considers
the
so-
dal
Suite,"
is
at
the
Michigan
Bnai Moshe Monday, June 5.
in spite of the air-conditioned peared from his home in New
Get Your Tickets Now
using these fast, com-
Thanks were expressed to Mes- Theater, together with "Tell No YOUNG MAN, teacher, high cial program of tomorrow. To es- atmosphere in the Powatan these York City in 1931, leaving his
Priem roe, Mt, 83e, $1.10
school sciences, mathematics, cape the twin extremes of Fascism dab.
wife, Yetta, unprovided for and
dames Ida Leland, chairman of !Tales," starring Melvyn Douglas
fortable buses when
camp counsellor, wants posi- and Communism, we must have a
since then has failed to contrib-
the affair, Agnes Levin and J. and Louise Platt.
sweeping reorganization of the na•
tion
in
chemistry
laboratory
or
you travel. Frequent
ute to her support, so that she
Bagdade, chairmen of the mem-
at camp. or take full charge tion's industrial system, he said.
FOX—Rife with the colorful
is now in destitute circumstances
bership drive, to newspapers and I
service, too.
Three associate justices of the Desirability of a
NO DOWN PAYMENT on
of family at their Rummer
Just
Social
and
dependent
on
the
charities.
radio announcers for their help. I dramatic excitement of "Gunge
home. Small fee. Write Rot Supreme Court and two cabinet
Mr. Charney, who is believed to
Order on Earth
Thanks are also expressed to Din" is "The Sun Never Sete,"
Tires
_ Radios - Batteries
members
were
among
those
who
Charter
coaches
for
250, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
be in Detroit, is 55 years of
the chairmen of the bake sale ;the spectacular film now at the
crowded the Willard Hotel ball-
a native of Poland, 5 ft. 6 age,
group trips at very low
in.
held before Shevuoth, to owners Fox, together with a second top THERE ARE SOLUTIONS to room Ii, honor the jubilarian.
"The very soul of the striving tall, weights 150 pounds, has
of kosher meat markets and ! feature, "Sorority House," star-
rates.
your problems. be they social
ring Anne Shirley. and the new-
of Judaism," Rabbi Louis Witt
formerly S & K Super Service
their patronizens,
personal, marital or business . PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED has declared, "is a social order black hair, is a cook by occupa-
Tire and Generel Repairs
est March of Time, "Dixie,"
tion. Anyone aware of his l oca-
labriestion—staneer4
A special board meeting will story of the new South.
Let me help you solve them
inspired
and
hallowed
by
a
just
Prodaets
SINGER will participate in
tion is requested to communicate
be held Monday, June 12, at
Absolutely confidential. Writ.
8620 Linwood at Pingree
Wedding ceremonies. Call and righteous God and based on with the National Desertion Bu-
the home of Mrs. Kief, 2070 W.
Box 125, Detroit Jewish Chron-
justice and righteousness in ful-
Tyler 4-9001
Townsend 6-4094.
PALMS-STATE — In 'Nanc y
Washington
Blvd.
reau,
67
W.
47th
St.,
New
York
Criticteer and acrvlee
fillment of the will of that God.
Euclid, at which arrangements Drew, Trouble Shooter," Bonita
icle.
City.
Our Watchword.
•at Grand River Ave.
WANTED--Position as compan- God is portrayed as sympathiz-
will be made for a picnic to be Granville acquires • boy friend,
DRIVING. TO NEW YORK July
held In the near future. and for
ing with the victim of oppression,
ion
and
housekeeper
to
elderly
CA.
9000
Frankie Thomas, and a pros-
9.
Can
accommodate
two
pas.
Joseph
Padway,
attorney
for
the
lady or aged couple, by Ger- with the underprivileged, with
the annual dance to be given pective step-mother, played by
th ose who struggle for their American Federation of Labor, has
sengers.
Reaannable. Writs
George S. Kaufman, Moss Hart,
man widow who speaks Eng-
Sunday, Nov. 16, at the Fort Charlotte Wynters, in the third
such
an uncanny visual memory
Box 50, Detroit Jewish Chron-
Sam and Bella Spewack and Doro-
Wayne Hotel.
lish- 15380 Fairfield Ave. Uni- rights and liberties. Thus, in this
film of the series.
thy Parker are preparing to col-
icle. versity 1-5772.
sense. democracy is the very gen- that he always remembers the ex-
act place of any quotation on its
laborate for a big summer season
ius of Judaism."
Or iginal page.
_ in a country theater in Pennsyl-
vania.
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