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19.29, ROBINSON PERFORMED IN OUTSTANDlii6

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THAT YEAR, TWO TTAPORTANT RUTS came.
FIRST, ROBINSON STARRED IN `THE MINTIER" A
PLAY WHICH NE HAD COAUTHORED. SECONDLY,*
RECEIVED AN OFFER FROM HOLLYWOOD WHICH
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EDWARD WAS BORN IN EUCHARIST IN 1853,AND
BROUGHT TO THE U.S. AT THE AGE Of IC FROM
CHILDHOOD, HIS ONLY ;AMBITION WAS TO BE
PART OF THE THEATRE, AND TOWARDS THIS 60AL
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AMERICAN ACADEMY Of DRAMATIC ARTS,
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EDWARD G. ROBINSON

HE MAN WHO IS STILE C-ALLEVLITTLE CAESAR * '
DESPITE HIS OTHER NUMEROUS SCREEN PORTRAYAL;
CREATED HIS FIRST FILM ROLE NEARLY TWENTY
YEARS AGO/
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AT THE YOUTHFUL AGE Of TWENTY, ROBINSON MADE HIS
DEBUT, WHILE HIS FAMILY WAITED ANXIOUSLY FOR THE
CRITICS TO DECIDE THE FUTURE OF TER BUDDING STAR.

Wlith WORLD WAR 11 BROKE,ROBOI•
SOW REMEMBERED HIS OWN NAVY
DAYS DURING THE FIRST WORLD
WAR, AND CONTRIBUTED $100,000
TO THE U50 'AS A SMALL DOWN
PAYMENT ON THE PRIVILEGE OF
6110 AN AME RICAN

TODAY, AT THE AGE Of 54, HE STILT HAS GOOD
SOX OFFICE APPEAL, AND IS DUE 16 APPEAR
IN A VARIETY OF CHARACTERIZATIONS-

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APSIC L“WCY

AS TNt CREATOR Of • MUG • ROLES ROILITI•
SON VIAS TOPS. 141 SOARED TO FAME
ALMOST 'IMMEDIATELY THROU6N STXM
VEHICLES AS 'OUTSIDE THE LAW: "LITTLE
CAESAR; ANO • FIVE -STAR FINAL"

N EAMICH,1943, AT ENE IN. TEND ON
NOM•JEWISH GROUPS, NI STAGED AN
ELABORATE MASS MEETING IN NEW YORK TO
PROTEST THE SLAUGHTER Of JEWS IN HURON.

patience and a sense of humor—'
that are so often necessary in
care of the aged and invalids.
One member of the family is
the home at all times.
The Detroit Board of Health,
tb.e Vaad Harabonim, the Jewish
Social Service Bureau and • the
Jewish Welfare Federation have
all endorsed the David Nursing
Home. Among its first patients
are the parents of three *Detreit
doctors.
"What remains now," Mr. Tei-
telbaum states, "is for the com-
munity to become acquainted
with the home, and to avail itself
of the facilities." The service is
there, waiting to be used, but
must receive the support of the
community, if it is to continue.
Jewish doctors, in particular, are
asked to refer patients to the
home. .

Mrs. Roosevelt Named
Woman of the Year

NEW YORK (JTA)—Mrs. El-
eanor Roosevelt has been named
the "Woman of the Year" by the
board of directors of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish Women
at the closing session here of its
annual meeting.

The fourth consecutive season
of the Chamber Music Festival
for the spring of 1948 was an-
nounced - by the Festival's exe-
cutive committee, headed again
by ene Muller. The series will
Consist of three Toncerts, on April
21, May 5, and May 19 in the
Detroit Iristituste of Arts.
The following artists have been
re-engaged: The Detroit Trio—
Georges Miquelle, Mischa Kottler,
and Josef Gingold and the Haas
Ensemble—Karl Haas, Emily
Mutter Adams, Jacob Becker,
with George Poinar, Cleveland,
as guest violinist.
A women's committee of the
Chamber Music Festival under
the chairmanship of Mrs. Warren
B. Cooksey will be in charge of
ticket sale and arrangements.

MRS. IDA POLINSKY, MRS. SARA POLLOCK, MISS TUTTLE, MRS.
TEITELBAUM, and SAM KOSIT.

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with each patient's history and
personality.
Fortunately, the Teitelbaums are
equipped
with the physical abil-
ity
and psychological
strength—

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- Detroit's only all-Jewith convalescent facility, the David
Nursing Home, has been in operation for six weeks now, pro- _
-viding highly-esteemed nursing service for the aged, the
infirm, the chionically ill, or those en route from hospitaliza-
tion to their own homes.
The home is run by the David Teitelbaum family, with

Ernest Goodman, Detroit at-
torney is continuing his efforts
in behalf of Pvt. Lemas Woods
Jr., Detroit GI whose trial on a
murder charge received wide no-
tice in recent months.
Although Woods' sentence, for
involuntary manslaughter, was
reduced from three years to 18
months by Gen. Mark Clark,
Goodman declared that "Woods
has spent nine of his 18 months
imprisonment under the shadow
of the galloWs . . . we feel that
only .a reduction of sentence
which Would allow Woods his
freedom now, with an honorable
discharge and full back pay
would be Consistent with justice."

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Patients at the David Nursing Home enjoy the fall sunshine, with central representative body of
nursing supervisor FRANCES TUTTLE and dietician MRS. DAVID Argentine Jews, has been revived
EITELBAUM in attendance. Left to right: MRS. FRIEDA BRODER, again.

Mr. Teitelbaum as general man-
ager; Mrs. Teitelbaum, dietician;
their daughter, Frances Tuttle,
R.N., nursing supervisor, and
their son, Kennard, general as-
sistant. Preparations for the en-
terprise began when the Teitel-
baurns; seeking a satisfactory
convalescent home for their own
parents, realized the dearth of
such facilities in Detroit and de-
termined to remedy the situation.
,Remodeling - of a large house
at 5505 Second, near Ferry, al-
lowed space for 20 beds, with
priVate, semi-private and ward
arrangements. Ambulatory pa-
tients can enjoy the large front
porch, hedged back yard, or base-
ment recreation room, where ra-
dio, phonograph, •cards, games,
reading material and handwork
are available.
Mrs: Teitelbaum's domain, the
kitchen, is run on - a strictly
kosher basis, with all cupboards
and utensils plainly labeled for
meat and dairy products. Dishes
are, washed in separate sinks in
•the •basemnt laundry room.
, A registered nurse and a nurses'
aid are in duty at all times, to
give clinical and therapeutic
care, and the staff is further aug-
mented by a cook and a cleaning
man, whose efforts keep the home
continually -spotless.
The Nursing Home accepts pa-
tients as permanent or tempo-
rary guests, with moderate rates
en a weekly or monthly -basis.
The rate includes room and board
and all services: More than that,
it includes personal attention and
interest, seldom found in hospi-
tals or ' large institutions, since
each staff member is acquainted

To Begin Here April 20

Continue Fight for Justice
in Case of Lemas Woods

Nursing Home Solves Problem
of Jewish Convalescent Facilities

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