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HEDER TORAH HEBREW
SCHOOL — D. L. Bresler,
3833 Humphrey, near Holmur,
next to Bnai Zion Synagogue.
Hebrew, Yiddish, Bible, Rashi,
History, Bar Mitzvah. Also pri-
vate lessons for adults or chil-
dren. Townsend 8-8094.

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DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher—
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
Reading and writing guaran-
teed. Free trial lesson. 1724
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
3547 or Tyler 4-9522.

BURLINGAME AVE.

$7,500---Low Terms

VERY UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Owner has authorized the sale of t he
most modernly appointed 6-room 1101110
In t his section; gas heat, 1st IL Inv.,
service stairs, painted walls and many
other exclusive features, all In re-
markable condition. First one to see It
will own it,
HAROLD BLA E, UNIVERSITY 1-4000

Bay Cityan Reunited With Nelson Eddy Concert
Brother He Had Never
In Detroit March 26
Seen

Two brothers, one 71 and the
other 53 years old, saw each other
for the first time over the week-
end. It took a business trip from
Los Angeles, Calif., to Washing-
ton, D. C., and before that escape
from Nazi-dominated Germany to
bring about the meeting.
Benjamin B. Weil, welcomed his
brother, Adolf, now of Los An-
geles, and formerly of Germany,
at his home, 116 N. Monroe St.,
Bay City, last week, and this
week left from Detroit for Cali-
fornia.
The visitor came to California
two years ago after conditions in
Germany became intolerable. The
Bay City brother arrived in
America about 54 years ago and
Adolf was born one year later
in Stuttgart. Several other mem-
bers of the Weil family are now
trying to gain entrance to the
United States, and one has gotten
as far as Shanghai, China.

YOUNG WOMAN REFUGEE,
speaks good English, power ma-
chine operator, experienced al
teration hand, willing worker, FOR RENT — Clean comfortable
needs work of any kind imme-
room by elderly couple. Reason-
diately. Call Townsend 8-6204.
able. Convenient transportation.
3033 Cortland Ave.
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
room for a gentleman, in quiet EMPLOYED GIRL desires to
share an apartment, preferably
home of adults. Reasonable.
three rooms. Work one week
Good transportation. Townsend
evenings and one week days.
7-2983. Inquire any day ex-
BAY CITY NOTES
Call Columbia 0100, room 1037.
cept Saturday.
If not in, leave message.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsch-
SALESGIRLS WANTED. Exper-
field returned home from a three
ienced in dry goods and have Rivermont Park in Miami week's vacation in Florida.
some knowledge of office work.
Grows in Popularity
1409 Gratiot Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Immerman re-
turned from their Florida vaca-
Despite the fact that the season
FOR RENT — Nice, large fur- is drawing to a close the River- tion.
Isadore Grabowsky and sisters,
nished room in adult home. Good mont Park Hospital and Sani-
transportation. Reasonable. 9831 tarium, 1389 N. \V. 7th St., Miami, Miss Rebecca and Mrs. Gertrude
McQuade, near Boston, Tyler Fla., of which Dr. Sand Beer is Simons, left for Florida.
Mrs. Samuel Schultz of N. Grant
6-6016.
executive director, is still in full St. announced the engagement of
swing.
The
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FOR RENT
Nicely furnished stitution is well established in- her sister, Miss Rose Brenner,
room for a young lady in sin- spite of its short period of opera- daughter of the late Mr. and
gle home of adults. Good trans- tion. The fact that over 900 visi- Mrs. Frank Brenner, and Leo J.
portation. 1706 W. Chicago Blvd. tors have inspected the beautiful Weil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benja-
min Weil, of N. Monroe St., at a
Townsend 8-4934.
grounds and buildings is ample recent family dinner at the
proof of this. The introduction of
FOR RENT — Newly decorated, open house Sundays with musical Schultz home. The couple has se-
large and airy room in home program under the direction of lected May 15 as the marriage
of young couple. Gas heat, au- Miss Ruth Brotman and medical date. Among guests at the an-
tomatic hot water heater. Rea- lectures by Dr. I. S. Klieger, resi- nouncement party was Adolf Weil
sonable. 2981 Tuxedo Ave. dent physician, have proven pop- of Los Angeles, Calif.
Townsend 6-9011.
ular with patients and guests
JOSEPH SCHIFF IS SOUGHT
alike.
IN DETROIT
FOR RENT — Beautiful, bright
A successful summer season is
room for a gentleman in mod- anticipated because of the spe-
Information is wanted of Jos-
ern home of adults. Good trans- cially reduced rates and the ever eph Schiff, 54 years of age, Eft.
portation. 2751 Webb Ave.
growing popularity of Miami for 2in. tall, weighs 185 pounds, has
light brown hair, brown eyes,
all year round visits.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
black birthmark on left wrist,
airy room in home of small,
house painter by occupation, who
adult family. Good transporta- Gifts to North End Clinic disappeared from his home in New
tion. 3767 Tuxedo Ave. Upper.
York City in February, 1926,
Northlawn 4876.
North End Clinic has received leaving a wife and three chil-
the following contributions:
dren, unprovided for and since
In memory of daughter, Gloria Joy, that time has not contributed to
FOR RENT — Ideal room for a
gentleman in modern apartment. from Mrs. Harry Rosenstein; in mem- his family's support, as a result
of Mrs. Pauline Myers, from Mrs.
Stall shower. Good transporta- ory
Henry Solomon ; In memory of Henry of which they are in destitute
tion. 2745 Cortland Ave., Apt. Greenbaum, from Mrs. Harry Rosen- circumstances. Mr. Schiff is pres-
stein and Mrs. NI ax Siegel ; In memory ently believed to be in Detroit.
307. Townsend 7-5727.
of Mrs. Jennie Civalsky of South diend,
Anyone aware of his location is
Ind., from Mrs. Harry Rosenstein ; in
FOR RENT — Furnished room in memory
of Mrs. Sarah Benjamin, requested to communicate with
home of small family. 2688 from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal; the National Desertion Bureau,
Blaine Ave., West of Linwood. in memory of Ntrs. Sarah Benjamin 67 W. 47th St., New York City.
from Mrs. Sidney I,. Mayer of Chicago
Tyler 5-1946.

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FOR RENT — Nice, furnished
room for a lady or gentleman
in single home of adults. 2673
Taylor Ave., near Linwood.
Tyler 7-1290:

FOR RENT — Comfortable room
in quiet home. Near Dexter,
Lawton and Clairmount lines.
Garage if desired. Tyler 5-3510.

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FOR RENT — Furnished room
for one or two in new, single
home. Small, adult family. 2524
LaBelle Ave. Townsend 5-9013.

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COLLINGWOOD AVE.

BETWEEN LINWOOI) AND DEXTER
2632-7 ROOMS—$5,300
3296-8 ROOMS—$6,500
Two of the lowest priced brick homes
In Oils section. Open daily. Don't wait
too long.
HAROLD BLAKE, UNIVERSITY 1-4000

BETWEEN LINWOOD AND DEXTER

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

and Mrs. Esther t'. Sandorf of Chi-
cago; In memory of Leo Yeoilicke,
fan Mrs. Ann Rombar YoedIcke; in
memory of )ahrzeit of Mrs. Libby
Berman from t he Berman Fancily: In
memory of Mrs. Lewis Frank, Sr..
front Mr. anti Mrs. Andrew W Menton
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muses; In
memory of Walter Rosengarten from
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Spiker ; ht
memry of Mrs. Dora Blumberg, front
Ntr. and Mrs. Isaac Hurwitz; In mem-
ory of yahrzelt of Abraham Barron,
from Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hurwitz.
For the Alpha Epsilon Phi Memor-
ial Fund: In memory of Sally Ehr-
lich Gingold, from Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence J. :Michelson and Nit'. and
hrs. Harold N. Ehrlich.
For t he Supplementary Medical As-
sistance Pond for Children: In mem-
ory of Mrs. Sarah Benjamin from Mr.
and M rm. Harry Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Net zorg, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
1 tart mat,

FOR RENT — UPPER FLAT.
Six large rooms. New stove,
frigidaire. Steam heat. Side
drive garage. 1970 Gladstone
Ave.
Sands Hotel, Miami Beach,
to Celebrate "Spring
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for two gentlemen. Twin
Carnival Week"
beds. Garage. Breakfast option-
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.—"Spring
al. 2073 Hazelwood Ave.
Carnival Week" will be celebrated
the Sands Hotel starting March
FOR RENT — Nice, furnished at
16. Manager Morton Kirsch has
room in home of small family. arranged
an elaborate program
Gentleman preferred. Good
events which will attract many
transportation. Trinity 2-1684. of
of the theatrical personalities now
FOR RENT — Nice, airy, furn- vacationing in South Florida.
There will be a nightly ball
ished room in home of small,
refined family. Stall shower. in the main lounge and ocean
Good transportation. 3244 Cort- front terrace patio. One of the
nights will be devoted to a Honey-
land Ave.
mooners' Ball, which will be run
II AIR ON FACE REMOVED per- especially for the honeymoon cou-
manently by electric needle. No ples staying at the hotel. Broad-
scars. Results guaranteed. Mich- way acts will be used during
igan licensed operator. Jennie the entertainment program. An-
Wohlman, 10211 Dexter, near other night will be reserved for
Calvert. Tyler 7-1986. Open eve- a masquerade ball in which prizes
will be awarded by distinguished
nings.
judges.
YOUNG BUSINESS GIRL is de-
sirous of sharing apartment
IN MEMORIAM
with one or two girls, who have
In loving memory of our dear
apartment. References exchang- daughter and sister, Florence
ed. Call University 1-9354.
Disner, who passed away 9 years
VIOLIN TEACHER, specializing ago, March 22, 1932 (14 days in
in beginners. Call Mr. Stone at Adar).
Trinity 2-9854.
III our hearts your memory lingers,

Sweet, tender and true,

PAWNSHOP & SECOND HAND
There Is not a day goes by
That we do not think of you.
STORE in Flint. Good going
business. Must sell at once.
Sadly missed by her parents,
Have other interest. 2535 Wood-
sister and brothers.
ward Ave. Cadillac 1964.

Nelson Eddy who, according to
"Variety,' is the No. 1 box-office
attraction in the United States,
believes hard work is the only
secret of success. He left school
at 14 and has been working ever
since. The greater his success the
more he works.
His first job was with his uncle
at the Mott Iron Works in Phil-
adelphia where he worked the
telephone switchboard and receiv-
ed $8.00 a week . . . Later be-
came night clerk on the Philadel-
phia Press where a reporter friend
taught him to write "obits" . . .
rose to be a reporter on the Bul-
letin . . eventually rote adver-
tising. copy.
Eddy learned to sing by listen-
ing to gramaphone records of
great operatic baritones.
Today on concert tours Mr.
Eddy is mobbed by fans . . . In
some hotels admirers have parked
for the day with lunches, wait-
ing in the corridor for his door
to open. Women steal pass keys
to his room. He loses an average
of a dozen handkerchiefs a day
from his breat pocket. He goes
under special escort from train
to hotel, from hotel to concert
hall.
Nelson Eddy will appear in De-
troit in concert at the Masonic
Auditorium on Wednesday eve
ning, March 26. Tickets for this
recital may be purchased at the
box office at Grinnell Bros. Music
Store.

JEWISH YOUTH INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD SUNDAY; RAB-
BI CRONBACH to SPEAK

A Jewish youth institute will
be held Sunday, March 16, at
the Fort Wayne Hotel.
The opening assembly will be-
gin at 10:30 a. m. with greetings
from youth leaders. This will be
followed by panel discussions of
important problems.
In the evening there will be a
Jewish youth rally climaxing the
institute. Rabbi Abraham Cron-
bach of the Hebrew Union Col-
lege, Cincinnati, 0., will be the
principal speaker. Other speak-
ers on the program include Mau-
rice Sugar, labor attorney; Sam
Freedman, New York Jewish
youth leader; Sam Sweet of
UAW-CIO; Edward L. Shulman,
chairman, sponsoring committee;
Morris Better.
A banquet has been planned
for 6 p. m. honoring Rabbi Cron-
bach. For further information
call Ty. 4-5961.

THE MICHIGAN THEATRE WILL PRESENT
"THE GREAT DICTATOR"
AT POPULAR PRICES STARTING FRIDAY

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Charles Chaplin in "The Great
Dictator" will open its Detroit en-
gagement on Friday, March 14, at
the. Michigan Theatre, at no ad-
vance in prices. This will be the
first instance in which "The Great
Dictator" has been shown outside
of the roadshow policy. On the ,
same program will be Booth Tar-
kington's gay comedy "Father's
Son," with John Litel and Frieda
Inescourt.
Paulette Goddard is the only
feminine member of the "Great
Dictator's" cast. Chaplain speaks
in this picture for Of first time
on the screen. The nearest he has
come to speech in a picture was
the "Titina" numb-i it "Modern
Times" in which he sang a song in
a sort of gibberish. "The Great
Dictator" cost more than $2,000,-
NC. It involves the little clown
in artistic responsibilities and cari-
cature that he has never before
attempted. For in "The Great
Dictator" Chaplin is seen not only
as the little tramp with the deroy,
the cane and the awkward fitting
shoes, but in anothet role as well—
that of a mighty dictator of a war.
mad power. There are two stories
that converge—the story of the
little barber from the ghetto—and
the story of the palace. Notwith-
standing the fact that Charlie has
Charlie Chaplin as IlynkeL
the omnipresence of a dual role,
"The Great Dictator."
the cast supporting him is larger
anc far more important than in ring. Paulette plays the little girl
any of his other films. Chaplin who tries to help the tramp.
plays "Adenoid Hynkel" the Dic-
A story of family adventures is
tator; Jack Oakie is Narolini, Dic- "Father's Son" and the young man
tator of Bacteria; Reginald Gardi- in Booth Tarkington's story gets
ner is Schultz; Henry Daniell is himself into plenty of trouble just
Garbitsch;
__ and Billy Gilbert is Her-
_ . trying to obey orders.

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OBITUARY

MRS. EVA NATHAN
of 8069 Prairie Ave. died on
Feb. 20, at the age of 59. She
was the wife of Jacob Nathan.
Surviving her also are two sons,
Dr. Z. I. Nathan and Sam Nathan
of Detroit, and two sisters, Mrs.
S. Buchman of Detroit and Mrs.
Hannah Dolowitz of Eslov, Swe-
den. Mrs. Nathan was an active
member of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund for
seven years and had paid her con-
tribution for the 10th annual
donor luncheon to be held on
March 19 at the organization's
first luncheon rally.

RISE OF AMERICAN CIVILI-
ZATION TO BE TRACED IN
DR. KELLY'S COURSE AT
CENTER

"The American Way" is the
challenging title given to the
course which Dr. Alfred H. Kelly
of Wayne University's History
Department, will offer at the Jew-
ish Community Center on Monday
evenings, 8 to 9:15 p. m., be-
ginning March 24.
This course will be of interest
to all those oncerned with the
American way of life, and par-
ticularly to New Americans.

Rev. S.
Mogill

2065
Virginia Park
TY. 4-5900

SURGICAL
MOHEL

Marriages
Performed

The Well Known Cantor

Hyman Schulsinger

of Cong.
Beth Tefilo

Emanuel

Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson

Capable and
Specialised

Mohel

Certificates,
from hospitals
and noted

Professors from

State of
New York

(Needy are given free care)
Also marriages performed,
either at my home or in
halls. Services conducted in
English and Yiddish.

Rev. Hyman Schulsinger

1934 HAZELWOOD
TYler 6.6960

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Rey. Cantor

Jacob
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'310tOICAL
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25 Years'
Practice
Recommended by
Phyalcians and
Hospitals

9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062

Marriages
Performed

Rev. Cantor
DA VID
GOLDEN

Detroit's Favoeito
MOHICL
TYLER 1-9490

Wedding Ceremon-

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Perim wed at
Home and sr Ap-
pointment.

RECEPTACLES

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Reinforced Cogerete,_ Fully Guar-
anteed. Priced Right.

AMERICAN
RECEPTACLE CO.

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Monuments of Character

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Tiler 11-71011