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October 13, 1939

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Dingell Denounces Crane Will Address
Radio Propaganda Men's Club of the
S. Z. Wednesday
Address at the

Here Is the News We Told You to Wait for

SCHO

America. Jewish Congress
Parley in New York

I) Business Dealings Are

NOW is your chance of a lifetime to buy the finest furniture made at

held over and all prices are final to effect the quickest possible disposal

of America's finest furniture at savings which are astounding.

LUXURIOUS NEW SOFAS AND FINE LIVING ROOM SUITES

Sofa, solid

mahogany frame,

hair filled, Plum Brocatelle ewer, three
$ s V ushions.

1 in

Was

hprInI,

Sharman Brothers Solid Slithogan. Sheraton
„, 111 , 1r ed. One down fashion.
Blow

j .r aj016.
.,
1111.. ,

$ 144

Wai

shearmarl Brothers Solid Stahogany E n R 1 Is lo
Chippendale Sofa Beautiful Plum Braaten,.
C.., hair filled. Itire do.. cushion.

$144

Wij . Jam..

lounge

Now

Now

$79
$79

Wu

$85

Now

Bristol L000ls XV Permit Soda Imported liroca•

N ow

.mitt,laboKany

w..
$ 219 ,

1 r0

W0.
$

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Now

$98

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J a on e s t 000

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Janoesi on n Lounge 2-pc. Klan. suite.

$375 r our. 1 . :, , ,i.,. , eh rt rot..

Now

Now

$119

2-ior. Ilett.11y (.n el Suite. Siam... Kral
Now
no curet nal ion.
Iles Mind) K141 Mohair outer. $139

4 ;219

Now

S. ellsh Modern Sofa. Coral
Imported Issompointe cover,

Mond
Solid Nlahoorany Chinese Chippendale Sofa. Im-
Woe...tell< ewer. Hair filled. One $7 ° 19
i lo an cushion.

2-pc. Suite. Slaliorany frinow, haat S. cm , -
$179 od ruction. Blue std Moludr tomer.

$129

4111111eslogii IomiOP

159

$ Now

2-•. Stolle. Slahogany Inoue. hunt Sur con-
$149 strut t ion
Mae Striped lloloair cooler.

frame. Ole down $ 119

XV French Sofa. Blue Orinooka
el et row fir. Ilair filled. One do. n

filled Three cushions. Coral Bibbed Mohai ,
r $779
cooler.

was

Blue I {nowt Ole cower, solid mahogany frame,
$I S-1,7 hair
filled. Three cushions.
$98

Mt..
$
98

'tamest...An Lounge English Sofa All hale

Bristol Georgian Ilalr tilled Sofa. Red Orgooka
Vette later. One dont] cushion.

$W1089

Now

Sheraton Sofa. Import ed

4n

$1.6,
9 5

$69

I AM] C.

Oak tin, Spa , acd
Now
Hair fill..
Down $198

Ion-
Now
$4n n imded Blue Broesielle rooter. Solid Mahogany
$219

$98

V v frame . Burn cushions.

LOUNGE, OCCASIONAL AND PULL-UP CHAIRS

$19.50 r

lord.

Was

Now

Was

$23

$72

Now

Was I. ladles

$ 37.50

I'1.'0.11 Boul Chair. Gold
Itrocutelle rover,

Wan Demigod 'Hue Brocatelle Lounge (hale.
1.0004. 414ign cushion bark.

DINING ROOM SUITES

$219

s.rsslasY GP.
chairs, 1 host chair.

Was

Mahogany Dining Room Suite. Dun.. Plo fe table,

Nine tolece Slahogrony Dining Room Suite. I

s. re base
$340 liable,
i
very large curled front buffet, breakfront china,

g

woo

$398

W.,

lyre booked dole chairs, g host chairs.

Whioli•omb Iron lnl walnut Modern 10-plere Dining
Boom Suite. I nnsuaIt beautiful

$4 , 75 ( i 're. mId e:sa
ri.bu 1.4
irRet2;
r e: 1114.. Mine. Ph) f

Was
$4

IN.

$650

D

129

4 I, Solid Slalooprany Dining Ito,. .cue

was

$ 1 050

Now

$18.75

W as

W. ,

Wan

Slid oak extension table and 4
$19.75 chairs. 5 pieces complete.

Was

$37.50

$45

Was

$95

$59

Now

was

$349

$ 125

Finest quality colt sluing
Innerspring n•tress.

ling

spring

and

$10.00

Now

I"' $19.75

Innerspring mattress
box „.No w
spring- , all colors, taped edges. 411

J.7)

panel

N ow

year $18 . 75

guargn

Was

$ 1 1 0
Was A

$ 1 1

Was

$1 89

$79.00 Jae.
"P. Both
°"sr
'
T°°'
pleres.

Five- piece honey maple dinette
mite. Beautiful finish.

63

Beautiful stainless porrelnIn top
table and fourstreamlined cholla.
Choice black and
Idle or I1 ory
and /area

Now
$29.75

Mahogany dinette suite. Table and
four shots, bean or Coral leather
seal chain. This mite ran also
be had In Prima Yens finish.

Now

Ilve-piece dinette wile, Prima Yen.
finish. Baby blue lather seated
ohaino. Beautiful mite.

Now

Buffet

$39

$59

Now
or
rhino is ...irk ""'" $37.50

Six-piece Scow kite and baby blue
t 11 ,4bn
1 i4e1
, 41 : 44 14 11,4
11le 4d 1 lame
ffw extension

Now

$69

$110

Swedish Moden. Blond Maple
dinette suite. Table, 4 leather
seated chairs and combloallon
rhina and buffet.

Now

$69

"" $55.00

All Merchandise in This Sale Bears
SCHOR'S Reputation for High-
Grade Quality

Three-Mere
era Bedroom !tulle.
Swedi • 11
31polerne. ('huge of bed. chest, dresser or sally. This
suite h. large mimeo Mirrors.

Mahogany tsheraton Beilr.m Suite. Caned front drew,.
sanity and chest. Panel bed. I our choice of bed, chest,
dresser or totally.

$ 102

ra Serpentine-front
NIahony
root Sheaton Bedroom Suite. Very'.
',tory fine Your choice of bed, chest, dresser orI salty.
o' s v Chest on chest to match this mite $7.00 additional.

$198

N ow

SIodern 11 Wool Bedroom Stile. Illesulifully made and
designed. Choke bed, ch., vanity or dresser.

Was

Wan

spring and mattress Rena-
I gully tailored. Burgundy cal in

.fast

$11.75

BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM SUITES

w". Now

Matte.. Floor

Inds

Now

and

Now
Rer.rtory taws, beget, Israel chin,
high
I,ark e l h ea vil y ,.rtes die chain, g Ind chain.
$650

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$37.50 d•11111.0414. t,1 14 king rare. IS

Was

Now

.roaliruct,d
ion.n.A.1,1

Nine-pier Band-Carved Oak Dining Room Suite.

$39.50

$27.50

Jo...an Lounge Elias!, Loan. (lair.

Was

11011.111,1

BEDDING

Was

$65

$6g

table. $283

Ten-piece Crotch )Iahotrany Inlaid Dining Room Suite.
This Is • great Igrain.

raga. back. Imported 11..14.11e cooler.

Was

Now

$

N ow
china and buffet. 4 .rved back $298
old, chairs, I upholstered bark hod chair,

fable,

$55

Jamesto. n latter,. Louis XV French;
Lounge Chair.
Doan semi-attached

N ow

$231

Illomled Crotch Mahout Dining Mono Suite.

04

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Shdoorany
Swedish aloha Lounge Chair Imported
Itelrian Tapestry rower.

Now

china, 5 stole chairs, $139

wo,

Now

BREAKFAST SETS. DINETTES

Now

of dol., larre buffet, 5 side $

$ 1 98

$38.50

$79
corer.
AND MANY, MANY MORE TO SELECT FROM.

Northern Maple Dining Room Suite. Dunran Ple fe

s

Now

Isounre Channel Back Chair.
.. .Won. Coco Broratelle rover.

Jamestoun Lounge,

was
$ 149

r' $o3w 3

no

Imported Taitestry lounge Choir. Dow n
coehloon bark and wool.
IUD. filled.

$ 10 5

$ 49.50

W.,

1(0

$89

$27

,famrstnwn lounge wing ('hair. Dun n
co... name Imported Brorygene rot..

$49

.mtnesloon

$59

I.r000p or Louis XV French Chains Im-
ported Igoeul rile rover, 11 alnot cartel
ironies. also Ivory intones.
D Idle they

$w 3q

Was

Baot..N
$ 150
4
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Chippenthile Bedroom Suite. Choice of bed, chest, dresser
fir vanitr In mahogany with either
I 1.0.1.. or Paisrl bed.

As Wore Iteslromn Suite. Beautiful golden hart. color.
rholce of bed, chest, dresser or vmity.

$2251.-

Wan

Now

$69

N ow

$69

Now

$ 1.0 w8
$ N 122

Now

$119

Now

• $129

IVIddlcomb 11-plow MErtle Burl So edish SIoderne Bed-

$598room

Sale.

Now

""" " at" ".orld'• $369

Was

Widolicomb 1-piere Twit. Bedroom Suite. This mite haw
very unusual mirror arrangement •. Demigod!,
-• V woods. This Is • bargain.

$750

Now

-""" $450

Odd Bedroom Pieces at Give•Away Prices

Odd beds both full and twin sizes, odd dressers, odd vanities, benches, nice stands. Also a full line

cedar chests.

of

All these being sold far below cost.

Sensational Values in Table, Chair and Floor Lamps

SCIIOR

FURNITURE
COMPANY

8926 Twelfth Street

OPEN EVERY EVENING EXCEPT FRIDAY UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK

OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 A. M. TO 4 P. M.

A portion of Rep. Dingell's a d
dress follows:

By IRV KUPCINET
Seven Arts Sports Editor

Where will hank Greenberg
play baseball in 1940? That's
one of the questions of the
sports world today, and the an-
swer, in all probability, is De-
troit. flank had one of his worst
seasons in years, and gave way
for a good portion of the sea-
son to Rudy York. But at the
end of the season, Mr. Green-
berg was really slapping that
baseball around. He was corn-
ing up fast on the outside when
the Beason ran out on him. And
despite reports he will wind up
with the Yankees this year,
don't you believe it. No team is
going to strengthen the Yanks
by peddling a star like Green-
berg to them: Detroit might sell
Rudy York, but not Greenberg.
At least not to the Yankees,
who seem to do a bit of all right
even with ailing Lou Gehrig
through as a player,

Please Re-Elected
to Head Bnai David

At the last annual meeting held
at Congregation Bnal David, Elm-
hurst and 14th Sts., Louis Please
was re-elected to head the con-
gregation this year. Mr. Please

large @lone. or toisruld. l'hr
ti
lip,,,,holt. tat ho(ic and Prole., at
Ilax
folio. ed and faithful
biased pro-ulcer radio champions. A
rri ermi of sentnent,
i
Or na 0 e sy
turn about fat e, .111 surely
ow
(Copyright, ISIS, 5. A. F. IS I
hen the°trenched Nags unit Co on
encl. In their respell, e fie
his
of Influence in subjugated Pulatiol beg it
the urranised campaign of mimeos.
the nelltilics and teachings of
he
churches in Poland, chi.. of the Ito,
I al holir Church. In Its grad .111 I
the moron ...roe of the slags in
ter) over
oc
the
Cisurrli, the family
people. The siety of the Prooparati on
LOUIS PLEASE
of the Faith alit be superseded by
Lag. of the Genes, teaching at helm
free tote laid
Commenting on the results of has served the synagogue as
religiu. ro
mangles and various Catholic onion.
REV.
HENRY
HITT
CRANE
the
mayoralty
,primary,
Samuel
treasurer and as a member of
Mil be oll.ols el and their ...rig.
W. Leib, prominent attorney and the board of trustees for many
moIced. The foo101oniental and rents.
the guest speaker, on the sub- chairman of the Jeffries for Mayor
Afoot of the Holy Sloes so essential to
years, and has been affiliated with
Cathodic eillrallal 1% ell being will be ject "The Challenge of the Pres-
headquarters on Dexter Blvd., the synagogue for over 20 years.
gnolually
NM a scandalisesl
ent." Rev, Crane is one of the said)
mod demoralsed
i
y oath mill be laugh!
l
Louis Kott was elected vice-
to" lough
litoot, at he meted ceremonial. X I
outstanding liberals in the min-
' he victory of Edward J. Jel- 'president; Morris W. Zack, re-
noll 'Nal priesthood web the Primate of istry, a noted humanitarian and
ries,
Jr., at the polls l st Tues- elected treasurer; David J, Cohen,
Poland al their hall .111 protest, yea,
a
they .111 oare 00,
11 11 the remit an unusually fine speaker. Mem-
Iliad elm/vigor,. .111
nen! to r fffff nn. bers of the congregation, including day is a triumph for liberal secretary. Mr. Cohen, former
t hought and is therefore cause for president of the congregation, has
1.1. ramps and et en to the block.
the ladies, are invited . to come jubilation,
St re
ang
that I he .0 torrIcan al lo
since his retirement acted as a
lies . ho slanged long and loud a KZ and to bring their friends.
"What we need today is the per- member of the beard of trustees
an Internal nar bet .. 11 Communist. and
Nags in
et. to the point here Class in Current Problems Re- petuation of the most altered and as chairman of the commit.
they rule tit
Opened at Shaarey zedek
to t he Nack
American traditions, One of them tee on education.
nail I assists, Ilan Swann! an .11111ide
The Sunday morning adult class
of total Inoliff
1.1.41 [model
is strong adherence to the ideals
The following were appointed to
Poloond, that slool.art of the under the direction of Philip of fair play.
serve as trustees: Harry Belin-
Church of It lllll e, the buffer against Slomovitz held its first session
onto... and oriental %wager, bleb
The fact that Councilman Jef- . sky, Sidney Gorman, R. B. New-
Sunday, Oct. 8, It will meet regu-
441444041 fur .rat ogles like a mi. un-
aken and ane roid. Today not a larly every Sunday morning at fries-after Nov. 7 we will call man, Sol 1Vaxman, Jacob Wino-
shire is nib. n
.o
Iirr
l
him Mayor Jeffries--adheres to a kur, Joseph A. Blo
behalf pOng
ck, David J.
the churclilnell ...en too she lies pros. 10:30 in the prayer room of the
great family tradition, is some- I Cohen, Myron J. Seidman, Hyman
tate and bleeding, crush. by the main building,
t
spiked heels of Nasisou
hing to be thankful for. He lives Rottenberg, Jacob Soverinsky,
.4011141.1.
Junior
Congregation
alga .1111 . 11 In Saida
ger. al Ir.'
u p to a family ideal, made popu
treading In opposite directions. Mere
The Junior Congregation ap-
are the lake.
Melo cried 0111 in hor. propriately began its services this t ar by his late father, and he ca
ror
Cr Stain and Mexico? They ar
be
trusted to be fair and just an
silent, Inuoulible. An ...ruled noo:i year on Sabbath Bereshith in the
kind. This is the type of man we
mold , . coogiouMess or
eisoheisrn Kate Frank Memorial Prayer
baked on pure sophistry iodinates arida/
need. This is the type of mayor
rotund it hen but a short
ago the Room. A large group of young we shall have.
moue radio voices
ere noised to a people attended. Rabbi Adler ad-
herrn
rrem4en do in behalf of an
"Therefore the voters are to be
dressed
the
Junior
Congregation.
ender. mol subsequen
tly sot
Its mobile
The twentieth annual dance of
congratulated on their splendid
Mlle. In order to aid the so church In the main synagogue, Dr.
in another ran fry. Thal gam In Spain,
action at the primaries and should the Jewish Women's European
Hershman
devoted
his
sermon
to
the is Poland. I cannot see
Welfare
Organization will be held
the difirrtonce and If there toe any It an analysis of the program which redouble their efforts so that Ed-
is in rime of the church hi Pookowl a Junior Congregation should fol- ward J. Jeffries, Jr., will be elect- on Sunday, Nov. 19, in the main
w is in far more dame, goon 11
low, Abraham Gordon is sponsor ed mayor on Nov. 7 with an even
ana In Spain.
greater majority."
1 shall not be ounol
f
In the ranks of the group.
of the false prophet s, Roos.. looters,
and
) el to hedellalel, ho
knew better than the President am! the
Lecture on
Spon-
Slag Department that there mold be
of Yeshiva to Donate
no mar. I will not subscribe to my
sored by Jewish Center
Proceeds of Donor Lunch-
plan width will permit 1 he sale and
export of metals, crude ull and minerals
eon for School Bus
0.4 In liar or r....1-tuffes nail rain
An event of great interest to all
ionslotret1 in Idaho 01111e simtting off the
theater lovers will be sponsored
lode and export of the factory made
At the last meeting of the La- by the Jewish Community Center
products . Writ oat. be out la
the City of Detroit, the Male of Stiehl.
l. dies of the Yeshiva Beth Judah, on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at 8:30 p. m,
, purt
oio,
s
ou,n
olot
Rabbi Isaac Stoliman, president in the auditorium of the United
pe r ry
pertly to American norkinen
Ing41 - of the Yeshiva, was the guest Hebrew Schools building on Phila-
newon no
len. I
1 he ;od e of mar prod- speaker. Ile thanked the ladies of
delphia at Byron. As is probably
ucts lot 1 h it
sn
fo its.ance pro v ide' n
t

Leib Pleased With
Jeffries' Victory

wholesale cost and below. But, be here early while selections are still

complete. There are no limitations or reservations. Nothing will be

Duman Ploy leo

The next meeting of the
Shaarey Zedek Men's Club will
In a brilliant address wh ich he held on Wednesday evening,
received laudatory editorial co m Oct. 18, when the Rev. henry
mendations in the Jewish pr C58 Hitt Crane, pastor of the Cen-
throughout the country, Congre Se- tral Methodist Church, will be
man John D. Dingell of Michig an,
, peaking at the conference of t he
American Jewish Congress in N ew
York on Oct. 2, denounced ra dio
propagandists, attacked big eta
who spread religious and roc ial
hatml and pledged allegiance to
President Roosevelt in his forei gn
policy. Without mentioning h im
l ib.y ign:me he attacked the metho ds
of Father Coughlin's radio ea

V C After 26 Years of Honorable

GOING OUT
of BUSINESS

Wan

Delivers Stirring

Hank's Hopes for '40

i l 2oth Annual Dance
of JWEWO Nov. 19

Hamlet

Ladies

gill pay .414411.

their orders, nnd care them
em o
a. In
their
,,,wits al their o.n risk.
...Ss far 1.4 1
fonts., oe In Amer-
na are certnin to I./dugouts* Illie lade
or the other depeoling
,
on aloof the
arsonI 441110,444 ii1X111 ge. If the
act1
a
embrro•
lo lilted and on cho
ose to
exer cise mfr trod!!!
1 American rirld
of rare In on um Pala
and tnole
.1111 any soul all nations me .111 of-
end nhom-soi lel Russia and Nogl
Norma. - 4•44114141 lull Ion n}trio dotn
no business to sped. of 11 b America
d hich has 114,1 roy ea our business
.11h Austria, Uterine!. akin, and ma
for a certainty olio. out our trade
filth mot Iter cash customer. Poland.
If we fall to repeal mg self -imposed
embargo on recomonendel by redolent
Ito.% eit we alienate the c.d.. of
France, England, and heir pooled.
high-lit Inn standard dominions, too..
lore territories and c lonies, among
o
hich most list Canada, as the
o nd moloot condstent and best costooner
of the I nited Slates.
"Insofar
I ant concerned If my
vote in (nnonvw I, 10
more
and Malin to go stark no. I shotold
prefer that
1 40
bringing
again
he
saw ROM, of Britain, 1. ranee 11041 Ar-

U

li

In America most unite, must
Join hands, firanoti,ely 111111 61 .111.11Y
to give well relief
might be possible.
"I know )1411 till l agree .11h me hen
I may goat, gots Is no lime to make
distinctions of any kind areganbi e-
lief. It is my 1011110140phy and I know
It to be yours (lout the sole and soni
id
conseration
I.
humanity, crus he
bleeding, starch.. in tragic need
Immediate audtdance.
j "And while we (1..11 talon the ques-
t , . of ref..., • .1110.1.41 I hill 1141
1.1 ally. been near •nd dear la my heart,
let me call y.r attention to the fart
That the glib Interpartiamentary Con-
ference at Oslo, whirlo I attended as •
delerate, has taken rogaleance of the
refugee problem whichetivied in Ger-
many before the outbreak of he pre.nt
uvr. I man privileged to discuss the
problem with various members of the
socia.1 and ethnic committees 11 1144 sat
Jointly on Saturday, August 111, dis-
cussing the problem of ref urea A
motion protm.sI by • delegate from
Greet Britain named , to the
Merl that the Interparliamentary Con-
ference or,. upon oll KO vernments 10
take immediate and roneerted meth.
to settle the rtf.e. peoblem by gov-
ernmental action m •• Nods of eqoallir
between sit c.o. of refugees was
seed upon favonsbte. It Is my belief
That the United Stale• gniernment should
take the Initiative In thin problem and
arconlingly should bring shout the
calling lout her In conference 11,e rep-
resentoth ns of the interested and of-
felled rnternments to order to brio,
about the earliest poss.. and com-
plete solution of this problem. I should
be very happy to discuss further this
idea .11 h members of the American
Jealsh t'ongre. for I want to make
known that it Is my intention to in-
troduce • relailallon I n l'ongre. easing
anon the PeteLlent of the United States
to rail tor!,•eenferenee and 1 be-
lieve it mould desirable In Al,. mole
expressions of your sew.. and "ell
ronsiolered opinion. before 1 nnoIrrInke
to draft the Instrument: .

I 'qr.

the Yeshiva for their co-operation
and said that a bus for transporta-
tion of the children to and from
the Yeshiva was needed, as In that
way the Yishiva will acquire pu-
ails who live too ,far from it.
The Ladies of the Yeshiva
promised to buy a bus with the
money they make from their do-
nor luncheon to be given Sunday
evening, Nov. 26, at the Bnai Da-
vid social hall. For information
as to the ways and means to earn
admissions to attend this donor
dinner, members and friends of
the Yeshiva are urged to get in
touch with Mrs. P. Rottenberg,
President of the Ladies of the
Yeshiva Beth Judah, Tyler 7-1171.

widely known, Maurice Evans is
presenting his production of
Hamlet" at the Cass Theater dur-
ing the week of Oct. 90,
Sam Pearce, co-author of a
forthcoming book, "Hamlet in
America," will speak. Mr. Pearce,
an actor by profession, has ap-
peared with such stars as Maude
Adams, Ethel Barrymore and Eva
LeGallienne, He is a graduate of
Yale University, where he was
prominent in the dramatic activi-
ties of the campus and had the
interesting experience of two sea-
sons with the Jitney Players, fa-
miliar to the world of colleges.
The lecture is open to the pub-
ic, There will be no adr.::ssion
charge.

YETTA ENGLAND ER

auditorium of the Fort Wayne
Hate!. There will be music by the
WXYZ radio orchestra, and enter.
tainment. •
The junior group of the organi-
Alpha Epsilon Phi to Observe
zation this year took over the
Hugh Gibson to Address management of the dance.
30th Anniversary Oct. 24
Fisher Town Hall on
The following are the officers:
Twenty-nine years ago at Bar-
Miss Sylvia Redblatt, chairman;
Wednesday
nard College, New York City, Al-
Mrs. Sam Osnos, co-chairman;
pha Epsilon Phi was organized,
The Hon. Hugh Gibson, former Mrs. Yetta Englander, superin-
tendent of the affair.
and through almost 30 years of Minis er to Poland and Switzer-
t
struggle, aspiration and achieve- and and ex-Ambassador to Bel-
ment expanded until its active gium and Brazil, will arrive in
PALMS-STATE--In "Flight at
chapters number 26, its member- t his country from London Oct. 16, Midnight," Col. Roscoe Turner,
ship over 4,000 and its influence He will come directly to Detroit aviation speed king, makes his
in college circles a vital force to where he will give his first U. S. movie bow playing himself in a
he reckoned with.
lecture Wednesday, Oct. 18 at melodrama which hinges on his
In recognition of the sorority's 11 a. m., before the Detroit Town air-racing exploits,
29th birthday the chapters cele- Hall audience in the Fisher Thea-
brate Oct. 24 as the historic date ter.
he brings to his subject an eye-
of the organization's founding,
Mr. Gibson has spent the past witness knowledge enriched by
Miss Miriam Szold, 407 N. In- six months in Europe visiting
years
of experience in the diplo-
galls St., Ann Arbor, is in charge various countries and nterview-
i
matic service .
of arrangements for the celebra- in g the personalities who control
Tickets
are on sale now at Grin-
Don of the chapter at the Univer- pr esent-day history. Speaking on
nell's box office, Ra. 1124, for
sity of Michigan.
What's Happening in Europe," 11.10 and 11.65,
including tax.

Renew Activity at St. Louis, Mich. Mineral Spa

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At the Powatan

Voices and personalities as
smooth as velvet make up the
Three Velvetones, girl trio open-
ing this week at Sam Sofferin's
Club Powatan.
June and Adele Parish remain
for a second week with their mu-
sic and dancing, while Howard
Brooks, comedy conjurer, mixes
entertainment with his duties as
master of ceremonies.
The dancing Cameos remain,
and it's Sammy Dibert's music.

WORLD PREMIERE OF "DIS-
PUTED PASSAGE" AT
MICHIGAN

Plans were announced Thursday
by Paramount for a "world pre-
miere" in Detroit, Oct. 19, which
will bring a number of Hollywood
stars to Detroit. The occasion will
be the first world premiere Detroit
has had of an important motion
picture - "Disputed Passage"-
coupled with a "sneak, preview"
showing the 1940 models by lead-
ing automobile manufacturers. The
film capital will join hands with
the automobile capital by sending
a group of stars and screen no-
tables here to attend the open-
ing of the Lloyd C. Douglas film
at the Michigan Theater.

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MINERAL SPRING SPA AT ST. LOUIS, MICH., IN 1660

Renewed activity around the
first natural mineral spring dis-
covered in Michigan, located at
St. Louis, Cratiot County, where
a group of local businessmen have
financed a modern bottling plant,
is bringing up to date a health
center that was one of the coun-
try's most notable in the days
shortly following the Civil War,
The spring was discovered in
1869 by pioneers named Holcomb
and Evans while they were drill-
ing for salt. The spring product,
now called "Natural Ray" Mag-
netic Mineral Spring Water, is to
be sent to distributors in all parts
of the United States. During the
first week of operation over 400
cases were shipped to Chicago
alone. Sam Softens of the Poeta-
tan Club has organized a firm to

handle the Detroit territory, •.
Sofferin and Sons.
In • booklet published by
present operators, there is an in-
teresting picture taken in 1880
showing horses and tally-hos, and
people in fashionable dress of that
period, gathered at the Spa. Also,
this extract from a History of
Gratiot County, published In 1684:
"This wonderful spring has
justly attracted the attention of
thousands of people both here and
elsewhere, being not only the first
mineral spring discovered in Mich-
igan, but wonderfully Curative in
various diseases. Many persons of
note have tested its virtues,
among whom might be mentioned
Gen, Jo Hooker, Chief Justice
Gen. Dan Sic kles
other
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a lefy prominent
epnro
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p erso
persons-
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spring was accidentally discovered
in 1869 by Messrs. Holcomb and
Evans of this village, while boring
for salt. The depth of 200 feet
had been reached, when the life-
giving water gushed out."
The city of St. Louis in those
days was practically built around
this wonderful spring and spa.
Through the summer tourists from
Michigan and other states have
been routing their vacation trips
through the thriving little city on
U. S. 27 and M-46, which had its
start in the days when the Pine
River carried tons of logs on its
waters and the Bethany Indian
mission flourished on its banks.
The waters of the spring are mid
to have curative powers equal to
those of the Carlsbad spring in
Germany,