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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

Octcber 25, 1940

QUILTS — Made or recovered PALESTINIAN young lady, for-
mer student at Hebrew Uni-
from your own feathers or
versity in Jerusalem and Uni-
wools Pillows recovered—spe-
versity of Omaha, will offer
cial, $1.25. Full line of curtains,
instruction in Hebrew to adults
baby, shower and wedding gifts.
as well as children, in groups
Dexter Quilt & Gift Shop,
as well as individuals. Call
11649 Dexter Blvd., at Webb.
Miss Bleecher, Townsend
Hogarth 9050.
8-5382.
DAVID
HOROWITZ,
Teacher-
,
English, Citizenship, Yiddish, YOUNG LADY, 29, divorcee,
would like to meet young re-
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
fined man. Write Box 250, De-
Reading and writing guaran-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
teed. Free trial lesson. 2254
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
BEAUTIFUL one room and
3547,
dinette apartment for a busi-
ness girl. Attractively fur-
FADED CARPETS dyed, cleaned
nished. Telephone. Maid serv-
repaired, refitted. Mayfair, 3256
Dear-
ice. Reasonable. Tyler 6-5659.
Bellevue. PLaza 3868 or Dear-
born 0133.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—
Middle-aged, to make home for
FOR RENT—Five room lower
three adults. Call Townsend
flat. Heated. Newly painted.
5-7942.
Breakfast nook. Frigidaire and
table-top stove. 3785 Atkinson
FLORIDA BOUND? Wanted—re-
Ave. Tyler 4-7442.
sponsible party to drive my
new Plymouth to Miami, at
FOR RENT — Beautiful, large,
their own expense. Call Tyler
furnished room for one or
7-0677 between 10 and 12
two. Cross - ventilation. Un-
a. m. Marks.
limited telephone service. Ga-
1 rage. Meals if desired. Con-
venient transportation. Town- DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA in
new car about Nov. 3 for a
send 7-3417.
pleasure trip. Would like a
FOR RENT — Nice large airy
gentleman to help drive and
room in private home. All com-
share expense. Tyler 5-1940.
forts of home. 3262 W. Grand
Ave. near Dexter. Townsend
PROBLEMS
5-5628. Inquire Sunday or WHATEVER YOUR
— Personal, emotional or other-
evenings daily.
wise, there is a solution. Let
me help you. Write Box 400,
FOR RENT — Comfortable fur-
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
nished room in large private
home. Suitable for one or two.
Oil heat, shower, continuous WILL SHARE beautiful home
with couple, two ladies or gen-
hot water. Convenient to bus
tlemen. Small family. All home
and car lines. Kitchen privi-
privileges. Desirable environ-
leges. 4103 W. Grand Ave.
ment. 2038 Taylor Ave. Tyler
near Petoskey. Davison 1570.
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Downtown Theaters Bruno Walter at

MICHIGAN — Gary Cooper in
"The Westerner" with Walter
Brennan and Doris Davenport, a
new epic Samuel Goldwyn pro-
duction, is at the Michigan Thea-
ter. On the same program is
Paramount's youthful and tune-
ful "Dancing on a Dime," fea-
turing some new youngsters in-
cluding Grace MacDonald, Robert
Paige, Lillian Cornell and Vir-
ginia Dale.

PALMS STATE — "The Ram-
parts We Watch," and the for-
bidden film "Baptism of Fire" are
at the Palms State Theater. "Bap-
tism of Fire," is a contraband
film, propaganda film which was
used by the Nazis to terrorize,
demoralize and soften up for ul-
timate conquest of Norway, Ru-
mania, and the low countries.
The film was obtained from the
Canadian government by March
of Time, seized as contraband
of war, and despite protests and
threats of the German govern-
ment has been included as part
of "Ramparts We Watch" which
is an illuminating portrayal of
the fateful years that began in
1914, and a forthright, mighty
revelation of the savagry of in-
ternational affairs today. On the
same program with these two-
in-one exciting films with the
"Queen of the Yukon" starring
Charles Bickford and Irene Rich.

Symphony Oct. 31

Dorothy Maynor, sensational
new Negro soprano, and Bruno
Walter, recognized generally as
one of the foremost conductors
of the wqatcl, will combine with

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the Detroit Symphony forces to
make the orchestra's second sub-
scription program Thursday night,
Oct. 31, in Masonic Auditorium, : SATURDAY EVENING
one of the season's most mem-
orable concerts. Walter is the 4 1 OCT. 26 at 8:30 P. M. :
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FOX — The Fox Theater pre- first of the noted guest conduc-
sents one of the biggest stage tors scheduled to appear this sea- • On a Civic Matter of In :
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shows in Detroit history, headed son.
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terest to Tax Payers
by Elsa Maxwell, internationally
The entire program will be re- i
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famous "life of the party"; and peated at 2:30 p. m. Friday, Nov
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memcmimmums• • to
four of Hollywood's most lovely 1, in the Scottish Rite Cathedral
and popular young stars, for one of Masonic Temple. This concert
week only. In addition to starring will mark the opening of the Fri-
in the stage show, Elsa Maxwell day matinee series of six pro-
also is featured in the racy ro- grams, repeat performances of
mantic screen comedy "Public as many Thursdays.
Deb No. 1."
Walter's career is one of the
most distinguished among pres•
FOR RENT—Furnished room for 4-4393.
lady or gentleman, in home of NURSE, hospital trained, special- Penny Party of Kinnereth ent-day orchestra conductors. The
two adults. Garage if desired.
izing in diabetic, cancer and Group of P. W. 0. Sunday guiding spirit of the Salzburg
Festival in its pre-Nazi heyday
Near Linwood car line. 2505
heart cases, gives special treat-
was born in Berlin in 1876, al-
ment to paralytic patients with
Tyler Ave. Townsend 5-7861.
Kinnerith Group of the Pio-
good results. Also masseuse. neer Women's Organization in- though he has always been iden-
FOR RENT—One or two beau-
Reasonable. References. Willing vites the public to a penny party tified musically and spiritually
tiful airy rooms in single home
A Referendum of the Act
to travel. Write Box 175, De- to be held on Sunday evening, with Austria and Vienna, the dear
dead Vienna of Austrian grace
for two gentlemen or employed
troit Jewish Chronicle.
Oct.
27,
at
the
Farband
Folk
regulating the practice of
couple. Stall shower. Telephone
and friendliness.
privileges. Good transportation. WANTED—Refined young lady Shule, 1912 Taylor Ave, near
Walter believes strongly in the
3245 Buena Vista. Townsend
to share apartment at the Bel- 12th St.
future of American music. To
crest. References exchanged.
those who are inclined to doubt
7-8048.
Cadillac 5700, Apt. 906. Call
and feel discouraged, he points
FOR RENT—Beautiful room with
95 io of the licensed
any time Sunday, between 8
out that modern music as we
private bath. Convenient trans-
and 9 mornings, or after 7 eve-
know it today—that is, from the
dentists in Michigan
portation. Chicago Blvd. Call
nings.
LENA ROSENBERG SLAKTER time of Bach and Handel on—is
Recommend
that the
Townsend 6-2957 Sunday or
of 3253 Rochester Ave., 70 years only some 250 years old itself.
DRIVING TO FLORIDA Dec. 1. old, died on Oct. 7. Funeral serv- American orchestras and musi-
after 5 p. rn. daily.
Act be UPHELD
Want woman with child to ices were held on Oct. 7 with in- cians, Walter feels, have made
FOR RENT—Furnished room in
share apartment for season.
terment in Machpelah Cemetery, seven league strides in the past
nice home of couple. Radio in
Townsend 8-4336.
Grand Rabbi J. Rabinowitz offi- generation, and it will only be
room. Gas heat. 2257 Hazel-
WILL SUBLET beautifully fur- ciating. She is survived by her a question of time before we pro-
wood Ave. Tyler 6-1035.
s band, Joseph, four sons, Nath- duce our own gifted composers.
nished three-room apartment
RECEPTACLES
an and Jack Rosenberg, Norman
FOR RENT — Clean furnished
for winter months. Reasonable. an
Garbage, Mb and Rubbish.
room for single or couple.
a n ‘ Morris Ross, three daughters,
2740 Fullerton. Apt. D-10.
"SEE
MY
LAWYER"
AT
Reit:domed Concrete._ Fully Guar-
Good transportation. 2045
Binnie Ross, Mrs. Zelda Eisen-
anteed. Priced Melt.
Clairmount Ave. Tyler 4-1067. FOR RENT — Large airy fur- berg and Mrs. Annie Cassels of LAFAYETTE THEATER
AMERICAN
nished room in modern single Toronto and 11 grandchildren.
RECEPTACLE CO.
With Jesse Block and Eve
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
home. Garage. Good transpor-
Sully, of radio and vaudeville
579 Kenilworth To. 5-5889
room in home of three adults,
SAMUEL HAMBURGER
tation. 2441 Fullerton Ave.
for a gentleman. Garage. Rea-
of Cleveland, 0., 85 years old, fame, and Madge Bellamy, for-
Townsend 6-'1 188.
sonable. Good transportation.
died on Oct. 18. Funeral services mer screen luminary, heading the
FOR RENT — Lovely furnished, were held on Oct. 20 in Cleve- cast, "See My Lawyer," George
2943 Richton, upper right.
front bedroom in attractive land. He is survived by his wife, Abbott's comedy success which
FOR RENT—Large airy room in
single home of two adults. Con- Fannie, a son, Edward of Cleve- ran for 30 weeks on Broadway Monuments of Character
quiet home of two adults. Cross
genial atmosphere. Unlimited land, five daughters, Mrs. Helen last season, will provide the sea-
ventilation. Reasonable. Good
telephone. Good transportation. Newman, Mrs. Harry Weinberg, son's opening legitimate stage at-
home. 9617 McQuade Ave., near
2715 Glynn Ct. near Lawton. Miss Lillian Hamburger of Cleve. traction at the Lafayette Theater
Chicago. Tyler 5-9770.
Townsend 8-0424.
land, Mrs. Henry Lorber of New beginning ,Wednesday evening,
Oct. 30.
FOR RENT — Furnished room in FOR RENT—Large, airy room in York and Mrs. Lester Hollander
In "See My Lawyer," the au-
of
Detroit,
two
sisters,
Mrs.
Fan-
home of small family. Young
apartment of two adults. Good
thors,
Richard Maibaum and
lady preferred. Dexter-Cort-
shopping and transportation. nie Schulist of Detroit and Mrs. Harry Clork, have built their
H.
Berman
of
Cleveland,
two
land section. Good transporta-
9958 Broadstreet, Davison
comedy around a trio of newly-
brothers, William and Morris hatched lawyers, 1940 style,
tion. Townsend 6-4188.
1431.
Hamburger of Cleveland, 10 which is to say, broke, hungry
FOR RENT — Pleasant newly fur- BUSINESS GIRL desires bed- grandchildren and 2 great-grand- and imbued with a freshman"s
nished room in new single home
room or studio room in attrac• children.
feeling for ethical conduct which
°matte and Marble Monuments
of couple. Gas heat. Reason-
tive home or apartment. Nice
precludes
the gentle art of am-
DR.
JACOB
LEVITT
7729 TWELFTH ST.
able. 18286 Stoepel Ave.,
location and good transporta-
TYler 6-7192
tion to General Motors Bldg. of 18490 Fairfield Ave., 43 years bulance-chasing.
near Curtis. University 1-4315.
Or share hotel apartment. old, died on Oct. 4. Funeral
FOR RENT — Large, bright fur-
"Too Many Girls" at the
Write Box 85, Detroit Jewish services were held on Oct. 6
nished room for a gentleman,
Chronicle, at Lewis Bros. Funeral Home
Wilson Theater
in new home of young couple.
with interment in Clover Hill
Rev. Cantor
Privacy assured. Townsend HOUSEKEEPER desires position Park Cemetery, Rabbi Morris Ad-
"Too Many Girls," the George
Jacob
7-1760.
to take charge in home, care le• officiating. He is survived by Abbott production which proved
Silverman
of invalid or as companion. his wife, Freda, two daughters, a smashing success on Broadway
FOR RENT—Attractive five room
SWtOICAL
Good cook. Call Pingree 7238. Marilyn and Bernice, two broth- last season, is to be the second
MOREL
lower flat. Newly decorated.
25 Years'
ers,
Max
and
Alex
and
two
sis-
offering of the musical comedy
Sanded floors. Frigidaire, new MAH JONG SETS — priced as
Practice
Mrs. Sam Schwartz and season at the Wilson Theater Recommended
bo
kitchen linoleum. Reasonable to
low as $5.95. Townsend 7-5369. ters,
Physicians
and
Mrs.
Jack
Soberman,
opening
Sunday
night.
responsible tenants. 2901 Glad-
3205 Calvert Ave.
Hospital,'
J. J. Shubert selected the
stone Ave.
9371
Rodgers and Hart musical com-
DRIVING TO FLORIDA. Can
Wildemere
FOR RENT — Pleasant furnished
accommodate two passengers. WESTERN COWBOY DANCES edy as the second production to
TY. 4-0062
room in apartment of two
be offered at the Wilson in order
TAUGHT AT CENTER
Call Mr. Stark at Northlawn
Marriages
adults, for a young lady. Meals
to give Detroit theater-goers a
5929 mornings or evenings.
Fertormed
A series of five Wednesday eve- change of pace from the operetta
if desired. Good transportation.
Elmhurst Ave. between Dexter DRIVING new Buick to Cali- nings of Cowboy Dances, begin- type of show which served to
fornia on Oct. 31. Can accom- ning Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 8:15 inaugurate the season.
and Wildemere. Townsend
modate passengers. Call Town- p. m., has been planned by Edith
7-8865,
send 8-7388.
Muskin, Women's Health Educa-
GAMMA KAPPA CHI
Rev. Cantor
FOR SALE—Antique rosewood
tion Director of the Jewish Com-
Gamma Kappa Chi fraternity
DAVID
sofa and four chairs. Steinway
munity Center. During this course of Wayne University will hold its
Grand piano, 6 ft. 6, in Mattathias Tent of Maccabees authentic western dances as ex- first social affar of the fall sea-
GOLDEN
excellent condition, mahogany
Detroit's Favorite
Mattathias Tent 1005 of the pounded by Lloyd Shaw and his son in the form of a Hallowe'en
finish. Good porch furniture. 'Maccabees will have its Hal- well known group, the Cheyenne party and hay-ride at Green
MOLINE,
Reasonable. 19519 Shrewsbury.
MIER 144#0
lowe'en bingo party Wednesday, Mountain Dancers, will be taught. Brier's on pine lake Sunday, Oct.
Wedding Ceremoa-
PASSENGER WANTED for trip Oct. 30, at 8:30 p. m., at the Miss Gertrude Reichman will be 27, Pledges and members will
les Performed at
caller,
assisted
by
a
demonstra-
attend.
Al
Zack,
Danny
Bogarat
Home and sr Ap-
to Florida Nov. 4 or 5. Call Workman's Educational Center,
pointment.
tion
set.
After
the
series,
a
Big
and Marty Abel are the social
Tyler 6-1387 between 12 and
Barn dance will be held.
committee is charge.
2 p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m. only. 11535 Linwood Ave.

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