February
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle
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Beck to Address
Home Relief Feb. 26
Palestine Musicale of Sis-
ters of Zion Mizrachi
of tickets have already been re-
served. Those who wish to get
tickets, call Mrs. I. Shetzer, To.
8-8477; Mrs. A. Suba•, co-chair-
On Feb. 5, Mrs. H. Feldman man, Ty. 4-4829, or Mrs. J.
On Monday, Feb. 26, at 1
of 9668 Broadstreet was hostess Kunin, To. 8-8726.
p. m., the Home Relief Society
will hold a membership tea at
to the board of the Sisters of
the Jewish Community Center.
Zion Mizrachi.
Mrs. Irving H. Small, chairman
RABBI
COHEN
OF
MUSKEGON
A large shipment of men's
AT FORUM OF TAYLOR-
women's and children's clothes
were sent to Palestine for refu-
WILSON SYNAGOGUE
gees. Mrs. Joseph H. Kunin,
Congregation Beth Tefilo Em-
president, thanks those who an-
swered the call for clothes.
anuel, Taylor and Woodrow Wil-
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, chairman son Ayes., will have as its guest
of the Palestinian show and mu- speaker for the Sabbath Eve
sical program, to be featured on Forum next Friday, Feb. 23, at
Monday evening, March 25, at 8:30 p. m., Rabbi Aaron Cohen
Central High School Auditorium, of Congregation Agudath Achim,
announced that a large number Muskegon, Mich.
LITTMAN'S People's Theater
TRINITY 2.0100
8210 TWELF1f1 ST.
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MRS. IRVING H. SMALL
of membership, and Mrs. Samuel
Arkin, president, invite old, new
and prospective members to at-
tend this function.
Mrs. Samuel B. Danto, pro-
gram chairman, has arranged for
Clyde Beck, literary editor of
the Detroit News, to review sev-
eral of the popular curent books.
Presents a Great Jewish Drama
A People Without
A Home
It 1940
DeMolay Father and Son
Dinner on Feb. 27
OBITUARY
Tuesday evening, Feb. 27, the
usual procedure will be reversed,
when the fathers are feted by
their sons, as Perfection Chap-
ter, Order of DeMolay, holds its
seventh annual Father and Son
banquet, at the Knights of
Pythias Hall, John R. and Er-
skine, at 7 p. m.
Guest speakers for the eve-
ning are to be Rabbi Joshua S.
Sperka and Harry Lyons, former
director of athletics of the Grand
Council of Order of DeMolay.
Other guests include Harold F.
Koch, active member of Grand
Council, Order of DeMolay for
the State of Michigan; Harry B.
Jones, Detroit district deputy,
and Toby David of radio station
CKLW. Master of ceremonies
will be Sam Mann of Perfection
Chapter.
Activities of the evening in-
clude the presentation of repre-
sentative DeMolay awards to
Newton Friedman and Milton
Horowitz, the showing of the
official American League baseball
pictures, "Touching All Bases,"
and community singing.
The committee in charge is
headed by Robert Goldstaff. Mem-
bers of the committee are New-
ton Friedman, Milton Horowitz,
Herbert Mitnick, William Silvers
and Martin Bader.
of 9600 Dexter Blvd. died on
ROSE L. SILVERMAN
Feb. 8. She is survived by three
daughters, Gloria, Sally and
Mary; three sons, Edward. Al-
bert and Jack, and a in ,dher,
Sam Goldberg.
ESTHER SCHOENFIEI D
of 1196 Burlingame Ave., 74
years old, died on Feb. 1 Fu-
neral services were held 01, Feb.
16 with interment in Wo. ,mere
Cemetery, Dr. Leo M. 1' anklin
officiating. She is survived by
four daughters, Kate, Mrs. Ro se
Frank, Mrs. Hilda Ponnusk ■ and
Mrs. Nathan Gross, and four sons,
Dr. Adolph, Dr. Gilbert, Frank
and Morris.
HARRY HANDELSMAN
of 11331 Dexter, 56 years old,
died on Feb. 10. Funeral services
were held on Feb. 12 with Rev.
J. Silverman officiating. lle is
survived by his wife, Anna ; two
daughters, Rosalyn and Ethel; a
son, James, and two brothers,
Jack of Los Angeles and Dave
of New York.
TOBY BLUMA LIEBERMAN
of 1918 Pingree Ave., 64 years
on Feb. 11. Funeral
old, died
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services were held on Feb. 12•
She is survived by her husband,
Nathan; two daughters, Mrs. Dina
Lee Berlin, and Mrs. Anna
Schulman; a son, Joseph P. Gal-
Contributions to the Jewish
lant; 10 grandchildren and four
Home for Aged
great-grandchildren. Mrs. Lieber-
man was president of the Chevra
The following have made con-
FOX—Carole Lombard stars Kadisha of the Chesed Shel Emes
tributions to the Home for Aged
in lieu of flowers: Dr. and Mrs. in a deeply dramatic role oppo- for 23 years, was one of the
Harry Bennett, in memory of site Brian Aherne, in "Vigil in founders of the Jewish Home for
Aged, House of Shelter, Jewish
Joseph H. Ehrlich; Mrs. Mayer the Night."
Free Burial Association.
Davis, in memory of Lillian El-
MICHIGAN — Rudyard Kip-
binger; Mrs. Max Hamburger, in
memory of Lillian Elbinger; Mrs. ling's "The Light That Failed" Gunzbourg Lecture Recital
E. A. Spilker, in memory of starring Ronald Colman, Ida Lu-
on Sunday
Lillian Elbinger; Mr. and Mrs. pino and Walter Huston is at the
Dr. Mark Gunzbourg invites
Harry Bielfield, in honor of Mr. Michigan Theater. On the same
and Mrs. I. M. Lewis' 25th wed- program is Walter Wanger's hi- music lovers to a lecture-recital,
ding anniversary; Mrs. Anna larious mystery thriller, "Slightly which will take place the coming
Payne and daughter, in honor of Honorable," starring Pat O'Brien, Sunday, Feb. 18, at 3 p. in., at
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lewis' 25th Edward Arnold and Ruth Terry. his studio on 449 W. Ferry. The
subject will be: Henry Herz and
wedditig anniversary; Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bielfield, in honor of
PALMS - STATE — "Wallace Louis Moreau Gottschalk, the
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerson's 25th Beery week" is being observed at Two Pioneers of the American
wedding anniversary; Mr. and the Palms-State Theater with a Music Life. Henry Herz, the
Mrs. Charles Briskman, in honor huge celebration to usher in his Jewish-French pianist composer
of Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Lewis' 25th newest picture, "The Man From and piano manufacturer, a man
wedding anniversary; Mrs. H. Dakota," which co-stars Dolores of great genius, toured this coun-
Davis, in memory of husband, Del Rio and John Howard. This try extensively for five years,
Jacob Davis; Mrs. William Harris, week in the lobby of the theater and left for Paris just before the
in memory of Aunt Freide; Mrs. is a huge cake with a head of Civil War. Louis Moreau Gott-
H. Katz, in memory of husband, Beery done in chocolate, and be- schalk was touring during the
Henry Katz; Mrs. Sam Lanski, side it is a great big autograph Civil War. He played a special
Chicago, Ill., in memory of Dinah book unsigned and waiting for recital for Lincoln and his Cabi-
Weinstein Cohn; Messrs. G. and Berry fans to write a note telling net.
H. Lefkofsky, in memory of par- him how much they've enjoyed
There will be no admission
ents, Israel and Esther Lefkof- his past performances.
charge.
sky; S. Liebovich, Rockford, Ill.,
in memory of son, Nachman-Lay-
be; Harry Litman, in memory of
sister, Bella Cohen; Mrs. Ros-
enstein, South Bend, Ind., in
memory of daughter, Gloria Joy.
1. Stunnoff
It. r rlsant
Friday Eve., Feb. 16, Saturday Eve., Feb. 17,
Sunday Matinee and Eve., Feb. 18
20—TESTIMONIAL PERFORMANCE FOR
Feb.
Tuesday,
MISS MANYA SHLOSSBERG
PRICES—EVES: 50c, 75c, $1: MATINEE: 50c, 75c.
Downtown Theaters
club R OYA LE
PINGREE 1666-7
GRATIOT AT 8-MILE ROAD
— presents
—
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
Choice Steer Tenderloin Steak with
2.25
Mushrooms
2.50
Frog Legs (double order)
2.00
Frog Legs (single order)
2.00
Frog and Chicken
2.25
Frog and Cricken
2.50
Frog and T-Bone or Tenderloin
1.50
Spaghetti Royale Special with Meat Balls
1.75
Half Broiled Spring Chicken
1.75
Fresh Caught Lake Erie White Fish
1.75
Fresh Caught Lake Superior Trout
NO COVER OR MINIMUM (except Saturdays)
ALL STAR FLOOR SHOWS
Solid Growth
1940 Detroit Builders Show Opens; Continues
Through Feb. 25
"The solid growth of the Company both in size
and strength during the past year is shown in
the Annual Report presented today. That growth
has been continuous month by month. The
outbreak of hostilities in Europe has had no
appreciable effect upon it."
From the President's Address at Annual Meeting.
Policies .
in force `,,\,p,
1919 - 21 MILLIONS
1939
1938
$219,883,976.00
$203,339,668.00
New Policies Issued
34,757,262.00
32,455,134.00
4}1.
Assets 1,
19 , 9 - 3 MILLIONSO
Cash Income
8,442,809.22
Assets
I
9,434,407.34
38,588,099.26
34,433,026.68
Free Surplus
1,679,610.34
1,726,402.45
Average Rate of Interest
Earned 4.86%
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CROWN LIFE
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The Nash Hotel, at Collins
Ave. and 11th Street in Miami
Beach, is located in the center
of all activities and is close to
the theaters and all other popu-
lar amusements. The Nash Hotel
is also noted for providing every
conceivable comfort for its
guests.
Under the owner-manager, M.
Nash, the Nash Hotel features all
outdoor activities and every so-
cial diversion that will please the
most exacting and discriminating
guests.
The hotel is completely air-
cooled and has a radio in every
room. In addition to this, spa-
cious rooms with outside exposure
can be secured.
Policies in Force
1929 '121 M I LLIONS
1959 -219 M 'MONO'
1929 - 14 MILLIONS
1939 - 38 MILLIONS
Nash Hotel Is Conveniently
Situated for All Forms
of Amusements
INSURANCE COMPANY
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Home Office
Toronto
A. J. BLUMENAU
Manager
AGENTS:
NATHANIEL PERNICK — WALTER BERLOW
ALBERT OPPENHEIM — A. SCHNAIDER
1559 National Bank Bldg.
4111
RA. 1856
Charfoos and Gussin Form
Law Partnership
Samuel Charfoos and Carl
Gussin announce the formation
of a law partnership specializing
in Workmen's Compensation Law
under the name of Charfoos &
Gussin, at their new offices at
1179 National Bank Bldg.
ELTY CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS
Elty Club met Feb. 7, at the
Book-Cadillac Hotel, and was ad-
dressed by Dr. Ben Stamell on
the subject "The Case of the
Human Body."
Election of officers was held
with the following results: Ber-
nard Siegel, re-elected president;
Leonard Grabow, vice president;
Theodore Cooper, secretary; Max-
well Jaspy, treasurer.
Plans were made for a dinner
party to be held at the Detroit-
Leland Hotel, March 2.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, Feb. 21.
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The Detroit Builders' Show All-Electric Ideal Home, located at
3350 W. Seven Mile Rd., between Woodward and Livernois, of
American Modern design and has been completely furnished and
landscaped. The first floor plan includes a living room, dining al , ove,
library, powder room, kitchen and laundry. On the se c ond floor are
three beautiful bedrooms and two baths. The basement c ontains
heater room, recreation room, large closets and c ompletely eguiPPed
home workshop. This home is open to visitors from 10 a. tn. to
y: through
Feb ry the
5. closing day of the Detroit Builders' Show,
9p.
Sund a
ay,
m
Again this year the Detroit
Builders Show being held from
Feb. 16 through 25 gives the
Motor City the honor of staging
the largest home show in the
nation, both from the standpoint
of total display space and also
in total expected attendance, ac-
cording to Kenneth D. McGregor,
show manager.
All four rings of Convention
Hall and both annexes are filled
with interesting and educational
displays, covering every phase of
the home building, home design-
ing and home furnishing fields
with more than 500 different ex-
hibits.
One of the outstanding fea-
tures of this great 10-day show
is a 5-room model home laleh
has been built complete inside
Convention Hall by Joseph Holtz-
man, Detroit builder.
The Detroit Builders' Show
will remain open through Sunday',
Feb. 25, from 10 a. m. to 1 0
D. m. The 1940 Ideal Home on
W. Seven Mile Rd. is also open
for public inspection from 1 0
a. m. to 9 p. m. through the
closing day of the show.