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November

14,

1941

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

CLASSIFIED

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:

S. C. HADLEY. INC.

2229 Miriam:at
Pll IL A ',BERT, "AGENT",
Tiler 6-8552

6-6 Inf. 2 FLAT 1111111 ■
Dexter - LIMN oml Sect Ion; $950.00
Down, 16 V, year financing; short
to
distance
111aceul loch !School;
Tile hat hs.

INI11M•: 6-4-2

$ 1000 DOWN

Well built 2-Plat brick-Lower that
6 large rooms; 2m1 Floor • tine 4-
rm. flat. Also nice 3-rot. nat. Rea-
sonable price; small monthly pay-
ments; choke location.

5 5- It M. BRICK 2 PLAT
PRICE $7250.00
Good meat ton. Close to Jewish shop-
ping center. Near Lawton. Henson-
atilt•. Terms.

S. C. HADLEY. INC.

2229 Clalrinount
PIIII. A LIIEHT-"A(IENT -
Tiler 6 - 8651

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

FOR RENT - Newly furnished
large room for one or two gen-
tlemen. Good transportation.
Call Tyler 6-4956.

FOR RENT-Cheerful furnished
room for a lady in attractive
apartment of two adults. Meals
if desired. Elmhurst, between
Wildemere and Dexter. Town-'
send 7-8865.

FOR RENT - Beautiful large
room in modern home of small
adult family. Gentleman only.
Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. 2751 Webb Ave.

FOR RENT-Attractive room in
private home of two adults,
for employed young woman.
Pleasant surroundings, oil-
heated, unlimited phone. Near
car and bus lines. Reasonable
to right erson. Tyler 5-2811.

DAVID HOROWITZ, TEACHER
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah. Read-
ing and writing guaranteed.
Free trial lesson. 2275 W. Phila-
delphia, Hogarth 3547 or Tyler COUPLE DRIVING new car to
Los Angeles can accommodate
4-9522.
two .pasSengers. Call Town, nd
WINDOW TRIMMING by an ex- 6-7978.
pert. All types of merchandise
displayed effectively. Reason- FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished
room in apartment of two
able. Free estimates. Call
adults, for a lady or gentle-
Townsend 7-0916.
man. Good transportation. 3345
TUTORING: Children and adultS:
Richton Ave., at. 409. Call
Elementary, high school and
mornings or evenings, Town
send 6-8531.
college subjects. Adult educa-
tion: English, public speaking,.
personality study, Citizenship. FOR RENT - Comfortably fur-
.1 0i- usher! room in single home.
University 2-1191.
Large closet. Two baths. Auto-
FOR RENT - Beautiful fur= =tic heat. Unlimited tele-
nished room in congenial home
phone. Good transportation.
of couple. Fifteen minutes from
Wildemere near Chicago Blvd.
downtown. Good transportation.
Tyler 5-2922.
Call Plaza 1048 any day ex-
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
cept Saturday.
room for one or two gentle-
FOR RENT-Nice large room in
men, ladies or couple in refined
home of small -family. Stall
and congenial home. Good
shower. Kitchen privileges if
transportation. Townsend
desired. Good transportation.
7-2887.
3244 Cortland Ave. Townsend
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
7-2579.
room for a young man in adult
FOR RENT-Large clean room
home. Reasonable. Good trans-
for a gentleman. Stall shower. ' portation. 3264 Tuxedo Ave.
Gas heat. Garage if desired.
near Dexter.
3359 Fullerton Ave. near Dex-
FOR RENT-Large, airy room
ter. Townsend 7-5444.
in home of elderly couple.
FOR RENT-One or two fur-
Young man preferred. Use of
nished rooms in adult home.
telephone. Near Dexter bus
Good transportation. Reason-
line. Tyler 4-4638.
able. 3773 Monterey, near Dex-
ter.
NURSE, practical, experienced,
desires position. Doctor's ref-
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
erences. Free to travel. Call
one or two girls. Pleasant
Townsend 8-1179.
home surroundings. Reason-
able. Good transportation. 2075 WANTED - Transportation to
W. Philadelphia, Apt. 402. Ty-
California by middle-aged lady.
Share expenses. Please call
lee 7-4596.
Sunday, Townsend 7-9058.
FOR RENT-Beautiful room for
a gentleman ,° in home of two ROOM AND BOARD for one or
two or employed couple. Good
adults. Unlimited telephone.
transportation. 1662 Taylor
2907 Calvert Ave. Townsend
8-4299.
Ave. Trinity 1-7491.

Golden Anniversary of Empire State

BAY CITY NOTES

Louis Robinson of 510 W. Mid-
land St., a member of the Hard-
ing-Olk-Craidge post No. 18, was
appointed by National Comman-
der Lynn U. Stambaugh to the
national distinguished guests
committee of the American Le-
gion. Robinson is one of the 22
Michigan men who will serve on
the 1942 Legion committees.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levine
and (laughter, Marilyn, of Big
Rapids, Mich., were visitors in
this city during the past week,
to bid friends and relatives, adieu
before making their departure
for California where they plan
to make their future home.

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FOR RENT-Virginia Park cor-
ne• 14th. Attractively fur-
nished room in single home for
one or two ladies or gentle-
men. Inner spring mattress.
Private bath. Delicious meals
if desired. Reasonable. Tyler
6-6866.

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FOR RENT
Well furnished FOR RENT-Furnished room for
room for a gentleman in sin-
a lady or gentleman in quiet
gle home of two adults. 19353
home of three adults. Refer-
Ohio Ave. between 7-Mile Rd.
ences. Convenient transporta-.
and Outer Drive. University' tion. 3002 Tuxedo Ave. Town-
1-8675. Inquire Sunday morn-
send 7-7986.
ing or evenings daily.
FOR RENT - Clean furnished
room for one or two gentle-
FOR RENT-Furnished room in
men in home of two adults.
medern home of small family.
3774 Calvert Ave. near Dexter.
Good transportation. 2633
Tyler 5-0907.
Glendale Ave. Townsend
6-3295.
FOR RENT - • Nicely furnished
robin for a young man or lady
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
in home of small adult family.
gentleman in new home of
Telephone service. Near car
adults. Reasonable. Convenient
and bus line. 2725 Monterey.
transportation. 2754 Taylor
Ave. corner Lawton.
WANTED-BOY, 16 to 19 years
old, for part-time work. Must
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
have drivers' license. Call TO.
front room in single home of
6-5201, between 6 and 8
three adults. Stall shower. Con-
p. m., or write Box 66, De
tinuous hot water. 3330 Pasa-
troit Jewish Chronicle.
dena near Dexter. Townsend
6-3277.
FOR RENT - Neatly furnished
room. Garage if desired. Good
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
transportation. 2475 W. Phila-
room for one or two in home
delphia near LaSalle. Tyler
of two adults. Kitchen privi-
6-8273.
leges. Reasonable. 3310 Roch-
ester Ave. Apt. 101. Inquire BOOKKEEPER, experienced, de-
mornings any day except Sun-
sires position, trial balance, re-
day.
ports. Capable of taking chargo
of small office. Tyler 5-8567.
FOR SALE - Duplex. Gladstone
near 14th. Six each. Brick. REFINED FAMILY of three
Porches.. Garages. Good condi-
adults would like a small fur-
tion. Requires $1000. Bar-
nished apartment consisting of
gain price. No brokers. Call
two bedrooms and kitchenette.
Sunday, University 1-2934.
Excellent references. Write
Box
150,
Jewish
Detroit
EMPLOYED mother and 7-year-
Chronicle.
old daughte1 would like room
and board in private home.
Care of child during day. Call
Josephine Antoine to Ap-
Townsend 8-0584.

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1934 HAZELWOOD

BUSINESS GIRL will share her
Quartette
nice hotel studio apartment
downtown with another busi-
Josephine Antoine, young Amer-
ness girl. References. Cadillac
ican - born and American - trained
8310, Apt. 814.
coloratura, has joined three other
operatic favorites, Karin Bran-
zell, contralto; Frederick Jagel,
Downtown Theaters tenor, and John Brownlee, bari-

MICHIGAN - The Michigan
Theater announces a pre-opening
for its double-barreled Thanks-
giving ,program, with Bing Crosby
and Mary Martin in "Bith of the
Blues" opening on Wednesday,
Nov. 19. Sharing top billing will
be the Marx Brothers with Tony
Martin and Virginia Grey in the
hilarious "Big Store."

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ted Artists Theater announces
Jeanette MacDonald and •Brian
Aherne in "Smilin' Through" with
Gene Raymond, opening Thanks-
giving Day. On the same pro-
gram will be Rosalind Russell,
Don Ameche and Kay Francis in
"The Feminine Touch," an ultra-
modern comedy designed to prove
that the female of the species
is more deadly than the male.

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returning to the Madison Thea-
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Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power and
JOSEPRINE ANTOINE
George Brent in "The Rains
Came" and Alice Faye and Don tone, to form the Metropolitan
Ameche in "Hollywood Caval- Opera Quartette, which will pre-
cade."
sent a 'program of arias, duets,
trios and quartettes at Masonic
Auditorium on Monday evening,
Nov. 17.
Express
• Miss Antoine, a producl of
Boulder, Colorado's, public schools,
and of the University of Colorado,
from which institution she holds
the Master of Fine Arts degree
in Music, has in six years risen
from classrooms to the stage of
the great Metropolitan Opera
House, a goal of achievement for
many singers, but not for‘ Miss
Antoine. Her study continues to-
(lay when she knows success, and
she strives constantly with meticu-
lous care to perfect her singing.
She recognizes no "resting place"
for herself in her profession.

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Monuments of Character

BNAI MOSHE ISRAELITES

Bnai Moshe Israelites are hold-
ing a membership drive.
Under the leadership of Sam
Novetsky, the Israelites are hold-
ing Sabbath morning services at
the Bnai Moshe, starting at 9:15
a. m.
The club meets weekly to plan
'Sabbath adherence. Social affairs
are held twice a month.
Prospective members are asked
to apply at the Bnai Moshe.

The Empire State Express,
tamous New York Central train
which traverses New York State
each way daily on the fastest day-
light railroad run in the State,
celebrates its golden anniversary.
Its first run between New York
and Buffalo was on Oct. 26,
1891.
As the Empire begins its sec-
ond half-century of service,' F. E.
Williamson, president, New York
Central System, announced that

its present equipment will be re-
placed, in a few weeks, by two
super-streamliners of stainless
steel, now under construction in
the shops of the Edward G. Budd
Manufacturing Company, Phila-
delphia. Designers and builders
say they believe these will be the
world's finest day trains. They
will cost almost $2,500,000 and
will be operated each way be-
tween New York, Buffalo, Cleve-
land and Detroit

Each will consist of 16 cars-
deluxe coaches, parlor cars, bag-
gage car, tavern-lounge car, two
(liners and an observation-lounge
car. The trains will be hauled
by giant Hudson type passenger
locomotives of 4800 horsepower,
streamlined in stainless steel to
match the cars in a new design
by Henry Dreyfuss, in coopera-
tion with New York Central's
Equipment Engineering Depart-
ment.

Manuel Urbacb

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