_ America Prick Parodical alder CLIFTON AVMS - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 15 DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE January 19, 1940 Dr. Franklin to Discuss "Religious Philosophy of Modern Judaism" Friday Evening, Jan. 26 CLASSIFIED AT CLUB ROYALE HOUSE HELP. On Friday evening, Jan. 26, ual, be furnished by the Temple RELIABLE Laundresses, women for house at the Sabbath Eve services of choir under the direction of cleaning, house maids, women Temple Beth El, Dr. Leo M. George Galvani, with Jason Tick- for part time work. By hour, Franklin will discuss the sub- ton at the organ. Since the death day or week. Schlesinger's, ject, "The Religious Philosophy of the late Abram Ray Tyler, who Madison 2526. of the Modern Jew." This sub- for 27 years was organist of the ject has been chosen by request of Temple, and for the last two a number of persons. It is the years organist emeritus, Mr. Tick- QUILTS - Made or recovered from your own feathers or purpose of Dr. Franklin in this ton has been named as organist wools. Pillows recovered-spe- address to point out some of the of the Temple. He is a young cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains, fundamental principles on which man of brilliant promise. For the baby, shower and wedding gifts. Jews of all shades of religious past three years he has been a Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop, opinion stand in agreement. member of the music faculty of 11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb. The musical service will, as us-Wayne University. Hogarth 9050. Downtotvn Theaters Philomathic Debating Club An interesting program, includ- ing a guest speaker and variety speeches, was presented to mem- bers of P. D. C. Sunday, Jan. 14. Alfonso Rodriguez, a judge of the P. D. C. oratorical contest, gave his impression and criticism of the contest, supplementing his remarks with illustrations taken from his own orations. Those participating in the var- S iety speeches were Morris Lax, Henry Seligman, Sherman Moolo- nan and Albert Kramer. Morris Lax was elected best speaker of the afternoon and William Sha- piro was the critic. Next Sunday, Jan. 21, the Phil- omathic will hold election of of- ficers. • A. Z. A. Thanks Chronicle • IN MEMORIAM In In IlusInom Since 1910 For Estimates call TO. 8-3696 11311 WOODWAIM AVE. Near CollIngwood FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room for a lady or gentleman. Reasonable. Good transportation. 2213 Hazelwood Ave. Tyler 6-6915. FOR SALE - Five hundred dol- lar French design sofa for $175. Beautiful side chairs, torchiers, curio cabinet, bed- room suites, Chinese rugs. Eighteenth century dining room suite, washing machine, ironer, refrigerator and stove. 2340 Oakman Blvd. TERRY AND WALKER Dancing at Sam Sofferin's Club Powatan FOR RENT - Newly-decorated, furnished room for a gentleman in single home of congenial, adult family. Good transporta- tion. Inquire after 1 p. m. at 2935 Oakman Ct. Townsend 5-5095. ON TNIC OCEAN AT TWILITH AND THIRTUNTH Burns and White, dancing at the Club Royale. Lillian Carmen, song stylist, and Dolly Arden, a new star of the dance, are both stars from the International Casino, New York's smart theater restaurant, who are appearing at the Club Royale this week, held over with the en- tire show. Ventriloquist Paul Win- chell, who has been acclaimed by critics both in Hollywood and Chi- cago as the best since Bergen, re- mains, as do Burns and White, the musical comedy dance team play- ing a return engagement in De- troit. Portia Thompson Royalettes and Danny Demetry's orchestra complete the line-up. Ted Leary, singing master of ceremonies, who came to Detroit WIDOW will rent room in large apartment to young lady or directly from Hollywood, remains couple. Kitchen privileges. Near at the Club Powatan. Hollywood Lawton bus and Linwood car. was Ted's first stop after his re- 2675 Rochester Ave., Apt. 202. One of Judge Irving Lehman's turn from an eight month's tour Tyler 5-3969. most treasured keepsakes is the of Australia, and his co-star in the Bible used by the late Justice new show, song-stylist Ruth AGENT will Benjamin N. Cardozo when he Craven, has also jupl, returned MATRIMONIAL help business or professional was sworn in as a member of from "Down Under". men get acquainted in a refined the Supreme Court . . . Judge Ballroom buffoonery is the spe- and confidential manner. Write Lehman used the same Bible when cialty of Terry and Walker, who Box 800, Detroit Jewish Chron- he was sworn in as Chief Justice are bunsy introducing Detroiters icle. of the New York Court of Appeals to the "Cokie-Okie," a nonsense follow-the-leader dance which they FOR RENT - Furnished or un- recently. say is New York's latest craze. furnished room for lady or A new line of Dansonettes pre- coupl e. Frigidaire. Shower. CLASSIFIED sent varied production numbers Home privileges. Reasonable. in modern, sophisticated swing, Good transportation. 3447 and musical comedy rhythms, with Longfellow, upper. Near Dex- FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Lew Fidler's Californians supply- ter. room for a lady in single ing the music. home of congenial family. FOR RENT - Large, newly fur- Modern conveniences. Real nished room in single home of for right party. Reason- 115th Anniversary Banquet young couple, for a gentleman. home able. Good transportation. Reasonable. 3305 Tuxedo Ave. of Cong. Bnai Jeshurun, 2537 Glynn Ct. Townsend 7-6903. 2nd Oldest Congregation in New York, on June 20 FOR RENT - Attractive eight- Congregation Bnai Jeshurun, second oldest Congregation in New York, and one of the seven oldest Congregations in America, will celebrate its 115th anniversary by a banquet to be held in its Com - munity Center, 270 W. 89th St., New York, Saturday evening, Jan. 20. The occasion will also celebrate the 25th anniversary of Cantor Jacob Schwartz in the service of the congregation. The principal speaker will be Rev. Dr. Henry Smith Leiner, co- chairman, League for Fair Play, and executive secretary, Depart- ment of Relations with Churches Abroad of the Federal Council of Churches in America. Addresses will also be delivered by Dr. Israel Goldstein, Rabbi of the Congre- gation, and Charles W. Endel, its president. Dr. David de Solapool of Congregation Shearith Israel, the "mother congregation" from which Bnai Jeshurun emanated in 1825, will give the opening prayer, and Rev. Dr. Nathan Stern of Con- gregation Shaaray Tefilla (West End Synagogue), the "daughter Congregation" emanated f r o m Bnai Jeshurun in 1844, will give the benediction. Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: The Detroit Jewish Chronicle has played a prominent role in the growth and development of the AZA chapters, Junior Bnai Brith of Detroit. From the two chapters some two years ago to our present ex- panded 11 groups, the AZA is proud to have been a contributor to a fast growing Jewish paper that also in a similar way has ex- panded into a new Jewish Chron- icle that will be recognized as one of the finest Jewish reading pap- ers in this part of the country. The AZA appreciates the kind courtesy that the editors have given us in the use of space that has been alloted our organization for the use of publicizing the mul- titude of activities Nat the vari- ous chapters have engaged in dur- ing the past year. By reading the Chronicle, the Detroit Jewish population have acknowledged these articles and have responded ORT Technical School in • time after time to make our af- Leeds for 105 German fairs a talked about success. Boys Thanking you again, we remain, Very truly yours, Detailed information regarding A.Z.A. Chapters of Detroit the setablishment of the ORT PHIL ROTHSCHILD, technical school in Leeds for 105 Publicity Chairman. German boys ORT brought to England from Germany before the outbreak of war, was received last week in two reports to the loving memory of my dear American ORT Federation from mother, Belle Barnett, who passed Lieutenant Colonel 3. H. Levey, acting chairman of the executive away Jan. 21, 1931. of the British ORT in London. -Hazel B. Sobel. • Exclusive but Not Expensive MAH JONG SETS - Complete line. Priced from $7.95 up. Best buys in Detroit. 3205 Calvert Ave. Townsend 7-5369. FOX. - "His Girl Friday" and "The Man Who Wouldn't Talk" are the current features at the Fox Theater. The 13th annual ball of the Berditchewer Progressive Aid So- ciety is sceduled for Sunday eve- ning, Jan. 21, at the Moose Tem- ple, Cass at Elizabeth Ayes. Since this is "The Bar Mitz- vah Ball", everything has been done by the arrangements com- mittee to insure the guests of the evening the best in amuse- ments, dancing, entertainment. The entire net proceeds of the evening will be distributed for charitable purposes during the coming year. STATE Upholstering Co. tor, papering, painting, plaster- ing. All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. Estimates free. No job too big or too small. 3019 Gladstone Ave. Tyler 5-9402. UNITED ARTISTS. - Leslie Howard and Ingrid Bergman ro- mance together, while the whole world talks, in "Intermezzo", a love story, now at the United Ar- tists Theater. Robert Montgomery and two beautiful legs introduce an amazing character in "The Earl of Chicago", story of a tough gangster who inherits a title in England, also at the United Artists. Berditchever Prog. Aid So- ciety's "Bar Mitzvah" Ball Sunday Can APPEAR AT POWATAN PHILIP J. GORZECK-Contrac- MICHIGAN. - "Four Wives", sequel to last year's "Four Daugh- ters", has its Detroit debut at the it Michigan Theater. "Henry Goes 4 Arizona", starring Frank Morgan and Virginia Weidler, is on the same program. • For UPHOLS1 ERING REPAIRING, SLIP COVERS room apartment. Four bed- rooms, two bathrooms. Heat, garage, janitor service, new stove and frigidaire. Reason- able. 3224 Rochester Ave., care- taker, or call Townsend 7-0151. FLAT FOR RENT - Beautiful upper. Seven rooms. Garage. New stove and frigidaire. New- ly-decorated. $55. 2267 Glad- stone Ave. Tyler 5-9637. BEAUTIFUL MAH JONG SETS in six different colors. Specially priced. Also racks and cases sold separately. 16910 LaSalle Blvd. University 2-2681. FOR RENT - Newly furnished room in home of small family. Reasonable. 12145 Otsego Ave. Davison 7202. eautiful. modern. completely fireproof. Guests agree The TIDES is no ex- periment - ... but on assur- ance you'll enjoy your stay. t e 't1./ Rainbow Room seating 250. Finest Kosher Cuisine. • Champagne Bar. • Entertainment policy. • Sky Top Solarium. Meyer Cohen Samuel M. Grundwerg Nathan Ginsburg Detroit Now Boasts of One of One of America's Finest and Most Complete Bath and Massage Establish- ments The New Detroit Baths, located at 1377 West Vernor Highway, has brought to the people of De- troit one of America's largest, finest and most complete bath and massage establishments. These baths are located in their own fine, modern, fireproof building, containing every modern conveni- ence. It really is a pleasure to visit these baths1 Entering their large, cheerful, well-furnished lobby, you are most courteously ap- proached by a uniformed employee FOR RENT - Large, bright, to ascertain your desires. Then furnished room. Modern conven- you are turned over to a thor- iences. Convenient transporta- oughly competent, experienced at- tion. Reasonable. 3351 Elmhurst tendant who really knows the Ave. Townsend 6-5768. business, and given one of the best Swedish massages, Turkish FOR RENT - Nicely furnished baths, mineral baths or reducing room for couple or single per- treatments you ever enjoyed in son. Kitchen privileges. Good your life. transportation and telephone if One thing that really impresses desired. 2704 Calvert. a person is the absolute cleanli- ness and order that prevails FOR RENT - Beautiful 6-room throughout the baths. In our ex- upper flat, breakfast room. New perience we have never visited house, oil heat furnished; a similar institution that quite adults; west of Dexter; 3797 equals this establishment. Buena Vista, Hogarth 6225. The New Detroit Baths caters to ladies and gentlemen and is in open 24 hours daily. Situated omen for FOR RENT-Furnishednt feom a couple or two gentlemen only one-half block east of Briggs home of two adults. Kitchen Stadium, it is most convenient. privileges. Convenient location. Free parking is provided for pa- 2930 Monterey. Townsend trons. 5-9681. FOR RENT - Nice, clean fur- BUSINESS GIRL will share her nicely furnished apartment in Dr. Charles B. Vibbert Is nished room for a gentleman in well-kept building with another Elected President of home of two. Reasonable. Near congenial girl. Good transpor- Philosophical Soc. bus line. Townsend 5-6815. tation. Townsend 6-4539. YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL wishes The Detroit Philosophical So- room and board in private WILL SUBLET two beautifully ciety, at its annual meeting Tues- furnished rooms including ra- home. Couple without children dio, linens and silver. 3410 Chi- day evening, Jan. 9, elected Dr. preferred. Must be in Highland Charles B. Vibbert of the faculty cago Blvd., Apt. 101. Inquire of the University of Michigan, Park near Woodward. Call Ty- manager. ler 5-3969 between 6 and 7 department of philosophy, presi- p. m. WANTED - Working couple or dent of the society. Among those two ladies to share apartment elected to the board of directors FOR RENT-Large, bright room with widow. Strictly kosher. are Dr. Emil Amberg and Dr. N. for one or two. Convenient Meals if desired. Good trans- E. Aronstam. transportation. Reason able. The society was organized 40 portation. 2989 W. Buena Vista. 2301 W. Euclid Ave. near La- years ago. The members are Salle. Tyler 5-1161. FOR RENT-Large airy room for largely compoesd of professors a woman, man, or a couple. of Philosophy of the University FOR RENT - Bright and airy Reasonable. Convenient trans- of Michigan, Wayne University, room. Good transportation. and other learned institutions of portation. Northlawn 3026. 11331 Dexter Blvd., near Ccl- the state, also a number of phy- lingwood., Apt. 301. Hogarth FOR RENT, 2968 Sturtevant- sicians, lawyers, engineers, and 5666. Nice furnished room for one or writers. The society meets every month two in congenial home of small FOR SALE - Restaurant and family. Meals optional. Fine and the next meeting will be ad- beer. Good going business. neighborhood. Good transporta- dressed by Prof. Samuel M. Closed Sunday. Inquire at 913 Levin of Wayne University. tion. Townsend 6-8915. Gratiot Ave.