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February 2,

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Honor Rabbi Levin at Ban-
quet Sunday, Feb. 4

German Star in
"America I Love
You" at Littman's

Friends and admirers of Rabbi
Leizer Levin have arranged
banquet in his honor, Sunday
Abraham Littman, manager of
evening, Feb. 4, at the hall of
Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman- Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
ter, announces that the eminent
uel.
A committee has been formed German-Jewish star, Doley Nach-
to assist in the arrangement of bar, will be presented in a star
this dinner and give expression
to the high esteem in which the
community holds Rabbi Levin.
During the two years of his resi-
dence in Detroit, he has won
the friendship and recognition of
many. Rabbi Levin is associated
with the Synagogue of the David
W. Simons Branch of the United
Hebrew Schools and is instruc-
tor in Talmud at both the Phila-
delphia-Byron and Tuxedo-I101-
'nor branches. In addition, he
conducts a study group at Beth
Tikvah Congregation on Petoskey
and renders important services to
other congregations and commu-
nal groups.
The dinner is scheduled to be.
gin at 6:30 p.
Rabbi M. J. Wohlgelernter of
Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman-
uel will be the toastmaster and
greetings will be given by repre-
sentatives of a number of con-
gr egations participating in the
arrangements. Rabbi Joseph Ei-
seman, chairman of the Vai!
DOLEY NACHBAR
Horabbonim, will speak for the
Detroit Council of Orthodox tole in William Sigel's musical
Rabbis, and Bernard Isaacs, su- comedy, "America I Love You,"
perintendent of the United He- this Friday evening and Sunday
brew Schools, will talk in behalf matinee and evening.
of that institution. Cantors David
On Tuesday evening, a benefit
Katzman of Congregation Bnai testimonial performance will be
Mnshe and Abraham Singer of given in honor of Henrietta
Congregation Bnai David will Jacobson_ani Julius Adler.
give vocal selections. Ben Feld-
man, president of Congregation 41 Trees Planted in Pales-
Beth Moses, and Mrs. Feldman
tine at Bnai Zion
are ia charge of preparations for
Banquet
the dinner.

Elsa Maxwell to Speak at
Fisher Town Hall on
Wednesday

Elsa Maxwell, using a piano
to accent her talk, "The Science
of Laughter," will return to De-
troit Town Hall in the Fisher
Theater next Wednesday, Feb. 7,
at 11 a. m. One of the greatest
entertainers on the platform,
America's famous party-giver, is
expected to attract . another sell-
out audience. She packed in
2,700 Town Hailers when she
spoke last season.
Elsa, who is a talented pianist
and a composer of popularsongs,
refuses to say how she will use
the piano, or whether she plans
to give some of her famous
"theme songs" on well known
socialites.

RODIN CLUB
Rodin Club met at the home
of Mrs. Sam Rivkin, 147 Winona
Ave., highland Park, and wel-
comed the first new member of
the year, Mrs. D. Grossman.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. Barsky,
2710 Leslie Ave. on Feb. 6.

The annual banquet of Congre-
gation Bnai Zion was held last
Sunday. I. Sosnick, president,
was toastmaster. Speakers were
Rev. I. L. Levine, Meyer Wein-
garden, vice president, I. Liss
and Rabbi Yoer of Palestine .
Forty-one trees were pledged for
the Rabbi Meyer Berlin Forest,
as follows: Ladies Auxiliary, five
trees; Abramson, Baumhaft, Mrs.
S. Becker, Barak, Mrs. Berin,
Apelbaum, M. Goos, Zusman,
Mrs. Zlotnick, Zeidenworem, Ya-
goda, Nachman, - Keller, Kraft,
Mrs. Kittimetz, Leader, D. Sos-
nick, G. Stewart, I. Liss, Pester,
Pomerantz, Pelairn, Fishell, Plot-
nick, Marx Cohen, I. M. Schwartz,
I. Shubiner, Mary Weingarden, J.
Weingarden, L. Weingarden, I.
Weingarden, M. Weingarden,
Mrs. Whiteman, one tree each.

Harry Okrent Moves His
Law Offices

CLASSIFIED

Free Recreation Facilities
at Roosevelt School

Free opportunities for recrea-

QUILTS - Made or recovered tion are offered by the Detroit

from your own feathers or
wools. Pillows recovered-spe-
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
Hogarth 9050.

MA11 JONG SETS - Complete
line, Priced from $7.95 up. Best

buys in Detroit. 3205 Calvert
Ave. Townsend 7-5369.

MATRIMONIAL AGENT w i 11

help business or professional
men get acquainted in a refined
and confidential manner. Write
Box 800, Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle.

CITIZENSHIP, English, Yiddish,
• Hebrew and Bar-Mitzvah. Read-
ing and writing guaranteed.
Free trial lesson. David Horo-
witz, the teacher, 2254 Pingree
Ave, Apt. 22. Hogarth 3547.

CURTAINS, SPREA D S,
LACE TABLECLOTHS and
Slipcovers look better when
laundered or dry cleaned by
Mae Shields Curtain Cleaners,
University 2-1986.

FOR SALE - Brick duplex. Vir-
ginia Park near 12th St. Six
rooms each. Steam heat. Fire-
places. Tile baths. Perfect con-
dition. Owner transferred. Sacri-
ficing below $6,500. Lenox 9313.

FOR RENT - Large, bright,
furnished room. Modern con-
veniences. Convenient trans-
portation. Reasonable. 3351
Elmhurst Ave. Townsend
6-5768.

FOR RENT, 2968 Sturtevant-
Nice furnished room for one
or two in congenial home of
small family. Meals optional.
Fine neighborhood. Good trans-
portation. Townsend 6-8915.

FOR RENT - Beautiful room
with three windows in apart-
ment of middle-aged couple.
Shower. Reasonable. Available
Feb. 15. 3407 Longfellow Ave.,
Apt. 7. Tyler 7-1684.

WILL SHARE nicely furnished
room with lady or gentleman.
Good transportation. Reason-
• able. 3214 Sturtevant. Town-
send 6-5089.

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room for lady or gentleman,
in home of three adults. Meals
optional. 2308 Ford Ave., up-
per.

YOUNG MAN, Hebrew teacher.
recently from Palestine, will
give lessons in your home.
Reasonable. Call Townsend
5-2416, Norman Levit.

Recreation Department at the
Roosevelt School, Tuxedo and
Linwood, every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday from 5 until 10
p. m. There are classes for
ladies of all ages in gymnasium,

handicraft, dancing, dramatics
and games; and gymnasium, bas-
ketball, volley ball, dramatics and
checkers for the men. The. boys
and girls have woodcraft, handi-
craft, dramatics, dancing, basket-
ball and games as well as social
activities. There is a choral
group for women with direction
in part singing. For further In-
formation call Ty. 5-9033 and
ask for Mrs. Florence E. Mack.

Joseph Geschelin to Present
Vocational Guidance Talk
Before Shaarey Zedek
Men's Club on Feb. 7

Last season the Men's Club of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek pre-
sented for the benefit of the youth
and parents of the community, a
symposium on opportunities and
disadvantages in the various pro-
fessions-law, dentistry, medicine,
engineering and industry. This
was declared one of the finest
evenings of its kind ever offered
in the field of vocational guid-
ance. This season, instead of a
symposium, the Men's Club is of-
fering two full evenings devoted
to opportunities in several fields.
The first of these will be presented
by Joseph Geschelin, engineer, au-
thor, editorial and feature writer
for scientific and industrial maga-
zines, on Wednesday evening, Feb.
7, at 8:30 o'clock in the Social
Hall of Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.

Earl T. Pifer and Charles T.
Clemons Form Partner-
ship in Management of
Clemons Motor Service

Earl T. Pifer has entered into
partnership with Charles F.
Clemons in the management and
operation of Clemons Motor
Service, Inc., recently organized
to offer complete automotive
service. He will be active in the
general management and will
head the new, fully equipped
commercial motors division which
will operate a complete electric
motor sales and service depart-
ment.
Both men were, for many
years, associated with Buick and
United Motors, where Clemons
was service manager and Pifer
his assistant. They have special-
ized in the maintenance and serv-
icing of automobiles and electric
motors and are well known
throughout the state. They are
located at 20 Kenilworth, at
Woodward.

Harry Okrent announces the
emoval of his office from 844 FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
room with private washroom
Buhl Bldg. to 2200 Penobscot
CLASSIFIED
in home of small adult family.
Bldg., where he is associated in
Telephone service. Good trans-
the practice of law with John
portation. Reaonable. 1972 MIDDLE - AGED lady, alone,
McNeil Burns,
wishes to share her furnished
Hazelwood Ave. Tyler 4-0247.
apartment with young lady.
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
Reasonable. Richton near Dex-
room for a lady in single
ter. Townsend 8-9050.
home of congenial family.
Modern conveniences. Real FOR RENT - Furnished room
8210 TWELFM ST.
TRINITY 2-0100
home for right party. Reason- for a couple or two gentlemen
Good transportation.
able.
in home of two adults. Kitchen
A
2537 Glynn Ct. privileges. Convenient location.
2930 Monterey. T o w n s e n d
ETTA CO."`
CAN ACCOMMODATE three pas-
5-9681.
sengers on motor trip to Los
Will present the eminent German Actor
Angeles. Share expenses. Call CONVALESCENT or invalid lady
Townsend 7-1533. who wishes room, board and
care, call Tyler 4-7271,
WANTED-Men and women to
sell
life
insurance.
Experienced
FOR
RENT - Modern, seven-
in WILLIAM SIEGEL'S Musical Comedy
or inexperienced. Salary, bonus
S. Filler
room flat. Newly decorated;
11. Pasant
and commission. For appoint-
refrigerator, table - top stove.
ment, call Ben Magid, North-
Garage. Side drive. Good trans-
lawn 1452.
portation. 2220 Clairmount.
Friday Eve., Feb. 2, and Sunday Matinee and Eve., Feb. 4
Call Tyler 6-1960 or Clifford
rformitnee for III:Mtn:TT.% JM 011 , 0S and RIA • %
Testimonial
employed
in
OFFICE GIRL,
3562.
DIJ:ll 'ruestla), rob. 6 ,staging Olwretta "MV
Highland Park, wants room
PRICES-EVES: 50c. 75c. S I : MATINEE: 50c. 75c.
and board. Home without chil- FOR RENT-Lower flat. 2054
dren preferred. Must be near
Virginia Park. Four bedrooms.
car line. Call Townsend 5-8171
Two bathrooms. Completely re.
Sunday or evenings daily.
decorated. Tyler 4-5961.

LITTMAN'S People's Theater

UNITED STAR.
xOPER

Doley Nachbar

"AMERICA I LOVE YOU"

club ROYALE

GRATIOT AT 8-MILE ROAD

PINGREE 1666-7

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FOR SUNDAY DINNER

- presents

Choice Steer Tenderloin Steak with
Mushrooms
2 25
Frog Legs (double order)
2.50
Frog Legs (single order)
2.00
2.00
Frog and Chicken
2.25
Frog and Cricken
Frog and T-Bone or Tenderloin
2.50
Spaghetti Royale Special with Meat Balls
1.50
1.75
Half Broiled Spring Chicken
1.75
Fresh Caught Lake Erie White Fish
Fresh Caught Lake Superior Trout
1.75
NO COVER OR MINIMUM (except Saturdays)

ALL STAR FLOOR SHOWS

FOR RENT - Large, well fur- YOUNG MAN DESIRES trans-
nished room for lady or gentle-
portation to Florida. Will do
man in newly-decorated single
the driving or assist. Call
home of congenial adult fam-
Townsend 5-6931.
ily. Good transportation. Call
after 1 p. m. 2935 Oakman UNWANTED HAIR on face or
body removed permanently by
Court, Townsend 5-5095.
competent electrologist. Re-
MAI! JONG SETS - Six beau-
sults guaranteed. Free con-
tiful colors, Also cases, racks
sultation. Jennie Wohlman,
and coin holders sold espa-
9739 McQuade Ave. Tyler
rately. Prices at substantial
7-1986.
savings. 16910 LaSalle Blvd.
FOR RENT - Attractive eight-
University 2-2681.

FOR RENT - Beautiful fur-
nished room adjoining sun

room in home of adult family.
Breakfast and laundry if de-
sired. 1409 Burlingame. Town-

send 6-2351.

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"Classic Ballot'
Demonstration at
Jewish Center

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"The Classic Ballet" will Le
the topic of a lecture demonsti ii-
tion by Nicholas Tsoukalas, ballet
master of the Monte Carlo Stu-
dios, on Sunday, Feb. 4, at 3 p. ni.
This will be the first of four lec-
ture-demonstrations on the tir-t
Sunday of each month sponsored
by the Jewish Community Center,
with the assistance of the Center
Dance Group.
Mr. Tsoukalas will outline the
foundations and influences of the
Classic Ballet by tracing the his-
torical trends from the Greek
Classics through the Modern Bal-
let of today. Members of the
Monte Carlo Studio Ballet will
demonstrate techniques of variou,
Schools,of the Ballet and present
sections of dance compositions.
On March 3, the New Dance
Group, directed by Fannie Aron-
son and Blanch Shafarman, will
present 'Pre-Classic Dance Forms' •
Tosia Mundstock and her group
will follow on April 7, with 'The
Modern Dance.' The Dance in
Relation to Other Arts,' with
Ruth L. Murray, assistant pro-
fessor of health education and
director of the senior dance group
at Wayne University, participat-
ing, will be the final program of
the series.
A tea and discussion will con-
clude each of the soirees. There is
no admission charge to members
of the Center. A charge of 75 cents
for the series, and 25 cents for
single admission, is made to non-
members.

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Various Preferences Given
Original Owners in State
Land Sale

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Auditor - General Vernor J.
Brown, chairman of the State
Land Office Board, outlined the
plan by which properties of aged
and deserving persons could be
withheld from the coming sale
of tax-delinquent properties. Mr.
Brown also urged former owners
of tax-delinquent properties which
reverted to the State on Nov. 3,

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Auditor. General
Vernon J. Brown

to take advantage of the provi-
sions of the State Land Office
Board Act in order that they
might regain possession of their
properties.
Clarence W. Lock, executive sec-
retary of the State Land Office
Board, announced today the terms
under which state-owned proper-
ties will be offered for sale at pub-
lic auction, beginning Feb. 13.
Former owners will be given
every possible opportunity to re-
gain possession of their proper-
ties through the liberal terms be-
ing extended by the board.
These properties, which reverted
to the State because of tax-de-
linquencies, will be offered for
sale to the highest bidder, with
the provision that no bid of less
than 25 per cent of the 1938 as-
sessed valuation will be accepted.
Purchasers who had no previous
interest in the property must pay
cash for the full amount of their
bid within 24 hours, whereas, for-
mer owners may repurchase on a
time payment contract.
The unpaid balance of the prin-
cipal will draw 6 per cent inter-
est, and the amount of the inter-
est will be included with the in-
stallments to be paid. In Mr.
Lock's opinion, this liberal ar-
rangement should enable practic-
ally every owner to repurchase
his property.

room apartment. Four bed-
rooms, two bathrooms. Heat,
garage, janitor service, new
stove and frigidaire. Reason-
able. 3224 11.04:hestei- Ave.,
PALMS-STATE-"Death of a
caretaker, or call Townsend Champion" features Lynne Over-
7-0151.
man of the off-key voice.

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