A irerklut ffesvish Prriodical eater T1141 - CINCINNATI 30, MO alma Al t'AGE Jim pm itonJoisn ei lc Ir. DEEMS ANTI-SEMITISM FAILURE AND RESIGNS ng VIENNA.- (J. T. A.) - Arthur jsrzabek, president of the Austrian a nti-Semitic organization, has re. signed because, as he declared; "All attempt: , to create an anti-Semitic in- ternational have resulted in failure." 'erabek further stated that the Jew- ish question cannot be solved by mere demonstrations of noisy anti-Semites, but can oly be solved by an interna- tional organization. Ile stated that all attempts to organize such a body up till now have failed because the anti-Semites have only their selfish interests in view, and even the Ha- kenkreuzler party uses its anti-Semit- ism only as a tool for party purposes. 'OMPAN't 1-ers Spot" of au 'Detroit awn Uwe An ple Sinai, Oakland, Calif., will broad- At the annual meeting of the cast an address on the radio Monday, MM. shareholders of the Detroit Life In- May 19, at 6:30, Detroit time. The AWNINGS surance Company. held at the home subject will be "Childhood's Golden office building, 2210 Park avenue, di- Opportunity." Dr. Coffee was for- rectors were elected as follows: John merly rabbi of the temple in Toledo S. Allen, Richmond; Earle Brown, and is well known in Detroit. Lansing; Burt Cady, Port Iluron; R. Jaqua•Detroit Products, F. Hoffmaster, Battle Creek; Herman Holmes, Crystal Falls; l.ette Shay, SHADES, AWNINGS, WINDOW Harbor Springs; E. C. Mitchell, TENTS, ETC. Boughton, and the following, all of 937 Lamed St. E. Cadillac 5270 R. H. Detroit: James D. Baty, Dr. Carstens, Homer Guck, C. J. Higgins, 51. J. McLeod, M. E. O'Brien, I'. II. O'Brien. L. D. Thomas, John It ELECTRICAL Walsh, Frank II. Watson and Morris W. M. Fechimer, Attendant. Fishman. At the annual meeting of thy di- In spite of columns of newspaper rectors, held at the sonic time, offi- cers of the company were elected as talk, safety campaign literature and hundreds of accident reports, nothing Wiring, Fixture., Fans, Latop• follows: M. E. O'Brien, president; Repairing of All Kind.. Frank II. Watson, first vice-presi- has been done to alleviate our most glaring highway disgrace, the grade dent and general counsel; Morris Northway 4546 13 E. Baltimore Fishman, L. D. Thomas, John R. crossing. While the tremendous ex- Walsh, vice-presidents; James D. pense involved in replacing all pres- Baty, secretary and treasurer; ent crossings is, in itself, a sufficient DRUGS George P. Barnes, Victor A, Ilarring- bar to legislation in that direction, ton, assistant secretaries; Earl C. a law, to the effect that all future intersections of railroad and highway Wightman, actuary; and Dr. H. It be of the subway type, would be only Carstens, medical director. The annual report of President M. fair and reasonable. E. O'Brien showed the affairs of the Owners who do their own minor re- company to be in a prosperous con- 11505 Hawilton Avenue dition, with insurance in force of pairs will find it a great convenience Hemlock 12494640 $45,500,000; gross assets, $3,500,- to have their motors washed with • 000, and a premium income of $1,- mixture of gasoline and kerosene 410,000. once or twice a month. Any garage will do the work very reasonably and addition to preventing much soil- PET STOCK Bellevue Hotel on Lake Orion in ing of clothing, it keeps oil and grease Opens Under Jewish from soaking into the wire insulation ROYCE & PASSMORE, Management. and causing short circuits. DETROIT CANVAS CO. OWN OUR rrua The "Saving Finsterwald's Shopping 'Directory Detroit Life Elects Officers and TO BROADCAST SPEECH ON CHILDHOOD THEME Hears Reports Showing Prosperity. Dr. Rudolph I. Coffee, rabbi at Tem- 'rites, ATION DEAN ELECTRIC CO. Iks FUNERAL DIRECTORS PRINTING nese w Vrttt" ard a EX/or :at e. THE STYLER PRESS ;:loins of (;doil Printing. ALBERT HILLIKER UNDERTAKER C. C. Berghoeffer, Prop. Nara..., 015 5345 Hamilton Avenue Member Detroit Funeral Dinner. Ass' DAY OR NIGHT Flint' SHELBY GARAGE BLDG. Phone M•ia 5517 JEWELERS RADIO SERVICE DIAMOND INSURANCE) A personally •upervieed emosbulleo of your Jewels entirely tree. This Mal prevent•• s•rlous Inn Emissive deelnet Radio Service In platinum mountings. R•d o sets, Repass on Sets, Radio Ewa 5. as. s" nos Wolk. MOE EHRLICH WASHINGTON RADIO SHOP Adams at Haatilig• 1501 Washington Blvd. Editions ; Books VERY Inc. GOODS SETS The Olds Motor Works have adopt- A. Busker, who for mapy years has been a resident of Detroit, has ed a distinctly novel note in their na- tional advertising by announcing opened the Bellevue Hotel, situated on Bellevue Island, Lake Orion. It complete standardization of acces- will be conducted along kosher lines. sories. Everything from a front The Bellevue Hotel, containing 100 bumper to a trunk is included, at outside rooms, is situated in one of prices ranging from $1.25 to $25. the garden spots of Michigan. For The Jordan Motor Company of years people have been visiting this soot because of its wonderful scenic Cleveland, Ohio, is unique in the fact views and pleasant climatic condi- that it is composed of the youngest tions. Pleasure and health seekers group of men in the automobile in- boat fish, dance and bathe in this vi. dustry. According to a census taken of their thousands of employes, the cinity. Mr. Busker has made arrangements overage age is '31 years, eight months. for personal attention to week-end Mr. Jordan himself is under 40, while and private parties. Special rates will the oldest man in the plant is 42. be given to weekly and monthly Thirty-two of the 46 cars at the guests. first New Zealand auto show were of F. S. Van Nierop, of Amsterdam, American manufacture. Seven Amer- who passed away there a short time icon trucks outsold their 13 foreign ago, was an active worker both for competitors. the community and for the country. Harlan Fengler, the youngest rac- Ile was a member of the first Cham- ber of the States General, and also ing driver on the big tracks, is driv- ing a Wade Special at Indianapolis of the Amsterdam city council. IRS extras. A sFret with 1-1 down. lone ens term" Fret Inca once for one yesi. At chart* no brokerage. You ter no interest. STUDE.BAKER LIGHT SIX COUPE. MU: 5 5 50 A real map Only one.third down, bal- ance as you ride . STUDEBAKER LIGHT Olt SEDAN. 1922. 115 Arml bargain. Velour upholeterr *Inn es the day it left the factory. Many Motor 'err uulet• Come early r•trav fhi- one one•third down. long, Free in-nonce for one year. You lernl, pay no interest STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX SEDAN. 1925. $1.060 Upholstery like the day it left the fee• tore. Jun recentlY nerh.led and re- fini•hed in our Studebaker •ereire. A wonderful buy for only one.third down. balance over .ual monthly Payment* slittfiEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOURING st.soo ('AR. 1921. BRAND NEW ; ear •how• new As good • • car on th. nom floor. Fully equipped. Speeds... Dr b. ••ery little mileage. Only one third dorm and balance se youride. STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX ROADSTER, 1922: $500 R a k e . • d•ndy sport model; fully equip- ped with bumper. front .d rear, mom- meter; Inane new extras, all good cord tire, STUDEBAKER CHUMMY ROADSTER, 1321. 1875 Dom me thin one. The m apoie.t lob on the intent for the money. Polly equipped. Motor eget Bent. All good cord tires. We only ask one-third down, 1.1r. may terms. STUDEBAKER TOURING CAR, 1921 DSO Fully equipped, mechanlealy menet, mo- tor very quiet: all good cord tins. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL RIX TOURING CAR, 1924. 51.250 A car you will be proud to own. As good ea the new car on the showroom floor. ech•nicall y • ril&I'Vel Fl111 ,41.1Pr.d• Point excellent. Recently o•erhauled. All you nod io on does •nd the Mi- mes as you rule. STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX TOURING CAR, 1921; $1.060. A wonderful buy for only one-third down and long easy terms on balance. Polly e,nipp.d. Looks good. le good. rune good. STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX, 1922. WS If you are looking for • hisn-grade used car eit a low price. see this one. Fully equipped. Motor In 5ne running rand, Hue. Everything n fir•t•las• shape . BIG ASSORTMENT OF OTHER MAKES STUDEBAKER ALWAYS LEADS MANY OTHER UNUSUAL BARGAINS TO SELECT FROM FOR ONE YEAR Junction at Michigan. Highland Park Branch. 13915 Weed•ard Avenue. Mack Avenue Branch. 6111 Mack Avenue Gratiot Avenue Branch, 6005 Gratin A . Grand River Avenue Branch. 3500 Grand seer Are Sue. Studebaker Used Cu Stan, 3524 Woodward A•e... of Michigan I CENTRAL MUT UAL Automobile Insurance Co. I] STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Main Branch 3636 Woodward Avenue at Brady FREE ROAD MAP UlAROIFT "The better way is with the No Interest to Pay. BRANCHES: FOR SALE -Life mem' st Masonic Country Club. Phone Lincoln 1068. The is NEW YORK. - (J. '1, A.) .1, wish Sabbath Alliance of New York Is snaking preparations for the hold- ing of • state-wide conference of all civic, religious and communal organ- izations for the purpose of opening up an energetic campaign for the five.day-week system. The initiators of the conference believe that a five- day week will bring about a firmer friendship and harmony between the Jewish and Christian citizens of the community. On request we will gladly en, ' •m• when an II a IT t',-tech ........h. ig•n Mowing all the true " both the Upper and Low, •o• Ms This map i• absolute . -- Just send so your name a- •' FREE INSURANCE LOOK TO PALESTINE I EMBER(;.-(3. T. A.) - Scores of non-Jews, Poles and Ukrainians have been making applications to the l'alestine emigration office main- tained by the Zionist Organization here, for permission to emigrate to Palestine for the purpose of settling CALLS CONFERENCE FOR FIVE-DAY WEEK FOR RENT-Room for 5 tleman, with private fat two car lines. Phone Er STUDEBAKERS ---Touring and Closed Cars.-- Every Model CHRISTIAN LABORERS • here. The majortiy of the applicants are laborers who have been suffering FOR RENT-Room for y r. with congenial couple. '• mont. Phone Hemlock FOR RENT - Furnished young lady. 1467 Cab:, Hemlock 4543-W. r Reg- rheir Mai. W5I PHOTOGRAPHERS I ers isms Seventh Floor Holman Bldg. DETROIT Man 3151-3198 wwismoll Ave. bin Che•rolet." ABE MAX Hamtramck Chevrolet Sales 11428 Jos. Campau Hemlock 9010 J. LIEBER TAILOR 205-7-9 Broadway Mkt. Bldg. RABBI J. L LEVIN ANNOUNCES HIS REMOVAL TO 404 EAST FERRY STREET, CORNER BRUSH NO CHANGE IN TELEPHONE NUMBER