PAGE THREE PE91-nconAslstitARONICif, • ILW Ilal MI 06.1 V %. ■ I we ,.'11: • ••• ■•■ • 111. .\■.\■■ WI 0 t. ■ .% LI •11•\ ■■ • ■7 We Wish nu All he in a $, P t■ Fen en Pictures of New Palestine By DR. JOSEPH SILVERMAN , $4 JOYOUS CHANUKAH $ 're ud 05tedings child. l'he survivors of those early settlers of the 'tit's, strong and gentle mart and woolen, today point with pride to the second generation of colonists \chit+ they have reared fur Palestine. They anu• New York. Rabbi Emeritus of Temple EmEl, — Christmas is here again. This year it follows a heated Political campaign. Let us now in the joyous celebration of the birth of the Prince of Peace forget all the differ- ences of opinions that brought rancor and bitterness, and w,'ith hearts made kind by the spirit of the glad season re- member that we are all chil- dren of one Great Father and with smiling faces go for- ward into 1925 with only kindness and charity in our minds and hearts. (HOMER WARREN) a new influx 14 rr- -- ' As, have lived 10 witness pioneers and they tong upon the new- comers with mingled feelings. They I are glad to see the land swurining with them, but they feel as if their work is dwarfed by lhe nelvclers. Youth is I ietorious and forgetful of 0 tes Winter &Kauffman $, $ $ ell of res ac• rd " re, re, ion 0; ' , eh wal I a 0 AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE I V e Stepped before a house in Itecho- both on the veranda of which sot It his white btoti,led old 1 . 1.11at.t reading 101110r. Re hastened to 1;1V1' Ilebrew e Water for 151111'11 a• aSked 11111I u. t h 01 01 01 talked "Yes," he said. "these younger °Iles Olen we areproud and they 11,11111111'11Y,, 1.1111a, for us old Ohl, 111111 the 111,1101' res.ntiet dolle laola •f 1111111. for what we haVe ilding the But I am glad they are bu I want to toll you it little country. 0, i , IA t H omer Warren & Company Chief Executive of Republic South of U. S. Advocates Jewish Settlement. F' ll ARMATURE WINDING them we Were 11 1.1, 11 1 11 deal Illte ta'ret 01151 . 11:1y , of old." MEXICAN INVITATION RENEWED BY CALLES O A Starter and Generator Repairing — the past. 0, 0, 1111111111111111111 ■BUIll/ gingligNINIIIIIIIM•111111 11 the ante-prohibition days. The patron angel of those older colonies, without whom it is doubtful if they could have phil- survived, was the greatWio0 anthropist, Baron Edmond dc Roths- Real Estate—Loans—Insurance ---- SERVICE Cadillac 0321 N EW YORK.-- (J. T. A.)--The in- Lafayette Building vit t ith n to .Jewish emigrants to settle VA in 'Mexico was renewed by General F' PleitatTit Elias ('alley, pre; ideal-elect GLENDALE 4960 nacattiniessestiintmeleantse. of Mexico, who was in this city while nnistourogreittist eng retiontetssign mo rietim e ittitnintimetities o tiotilienimi o in route to Maxi ii. Prt,ithilt ('apes, in summarizing two years' absence, in Beth Hake. 1116. Official welcome to Zionist chief, after i "" in Eur"P" , d eclared rem, new Jerusalem suburb. Dr. Wei:mann ,lands in center; on his left is hi. ininr'" /61.111.11\1 10011 GREETINGS OF THE SEASON Chief Shepardic Rabbi Meir and on his right is Jacob Meyuhas, president of that as while visiting the capital Jewish cities, approached by various 1,e w • esinPritions with regard to Jewish the Council of Jerusalem Jews. result 111(1 Mexico as melody running to the word' "Jordan immigration VII am it hard road to trahltel." But there of an interview with him on his first is a certain .1t-wish engineer who visit to New York. In the various "EINSTEINS" found that while Jordan is it hard road European centerslie observed the --- Before leaving Jerusalem, I decid- to travel up strt-am it is an exceeding- plight of the ninny thousands of ed to have a look at the Hebrew Uni- ly easy one down stream. Ile disco:- stranded Jewish refugees and it is his versity, of which I had heard so much. creel that is here the riser mingles with opinion that is is an absolute neces- hundreils of feet sitv to alleviate this condition. In America 1 had heard of a medical it ale t S • 1 s In his signed statement, President college WhiCh American physicians low•er than its short. Tin., swift down- i , s, were building or Were CuingtO build. ward current, he COM al , I . s 0 C. C. BERGHOEFFER, Prop. (nth s sta t es In the early morning of a crys tal turned into electrical energy. "I wish to confirm the statement I This ed up the slope of I clear slay, I clim b energy should become Palestine's Kill- nude in my interview with John Si- FORT SHELBY GARAGE BUILDING Mount Scopus, in the company of an e'ipal industrial asset. mons on Aug. 10, in which I extended American business man who had come Reitenlierg made his plans and the , a friendly invitation for immigration Phone Main 5517 f 1 Nt , 1 prepared too "prospecting." government gave him the 1101 - 1,sary i nto .n01(11'010 . dews who are We reached our destination after concessions. I visited the first power to join with the Mexican nation in the a good, stiff climb. I forgot to look station which he erected under the con- utouilding s s of the national industries Distributors of for t h e university, for the vista which Cessions, not tin the Jordan but 011 the of the country, as law-abiding citi- • v on all sides enraptured rose to 1, •i e.‘ Audia, a short distance from Tel it,tis. There were t h e roofs and tow- Aviv. It is a handsome concrete struc- Illa "I am gratified to hear that Jewish , 01, of Jerusalem at our feet, and be- hire- and its Diesel engines furnish organizations are concerning them- yond. the suburbs and the hill, of ebetric light and power to the inu,ni- selves with the project of assisting On the other side rolled Judaea. t aind'1atfa; The 'their unfortunate co-religionists , TRUCK TIRES away' the misty blue hills of Moab. fi rs re l.C.inai"fi"s if Tel reluctant t so re- abroad to establish themselves in Mex- reluc isieses were at. or'Sl. "They have picked out a splendid part because It Was ico and thereby provide an excellent PASSENGER CAR TIRES cede(' the current, : site," I said, "but where is the uni- of the reconstruction if the Jewish addition to the industry and thrift'. MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS versity?" homeland. They have since, however, nests of the Mexican republic. No, the university was not there, „ The government of Mexico, insofar thought better of it. The Jews con- GARDEN HOSE — RUBBER BOOTS • but I saw the cornerstone that Weiz- shier the incident t ypical as well as its its good offices are needed, will help mann and others had laid—and close CADILLAC 7910 symbolic. "The Arabs," they say, are these people to adapt themselves and by an old structure that was tem- 478 W. COLUMBIA ST. i 1 rosper as citizens of Mexico. porarily being used for the bio-cheuni- seeing the light." An interesting persnality, this "(Signed) P. Elias Calles." I , cal department. Since my return to broad-shouldered, tall, Rutenberg, , America I have learned that the new Will Welcome Jews. building is in process of construction. with quiet and lithe movements, and But he is it man of In his first interview President Cal- "Aren't they putting the cart be- so soft-spoken. iron determination Ile had a hard les stated: "Mexico is now passing s -2, fore the horse," remarked lily friend, time finding, the money to finance nut through a period of agrarian reforms. "building a university at this stage of government will be only his concession but 1 1, 11 11 the pre- The policy of my :the game?" pp, all Jews who wish to come liminary investigations. Ile sent his i o ,,,,,,i,•,, I enlightened us, But the h gu i te and to accord them This university," he said, "or at first plea for money to the hefen • to settle in Mexico protection and help. The only con- heist its scientific faculties, will first Ilayesod and received help. Ile later Ilayestol for aid d tints for immigration to Mexico is of all serve the interests of the land applied to the Karen fur his Audja River plant and sue- that they obey the laws of the coun- The micro-biological and chemical lab- ce•ded. He obtained money also from try. The Mexican consuls abroad are oratories ore already of great help to MANGANESE BANK SAFES — VAULT DOORS other Jewish bodies including the Am- already instructed to issue freely visas the chalutzim. And we consider the Committee, to Jewish (-migrants. Of course, in I agricultural institute and experiment erican Joint Distribution which have organized the Pale'stin'e order to insure the success of the Jew- 1st:mons under Prof. Otto Warburg as /..-•••••••-. Company with a capital "f ish settlement in Mexico it should be Lock Experts Furnished at Short Notice. I part of the university, and you know Ele•tric $5,000,000. carried out on a well-prepared scheme. 1 how much that institution has done c.:() % Factories, mills, workshops—these "The first line of action that sug- ste•': It I for Palestinian agriculture. The tea- are expected to spring up and pros- ' gests itself would be the agricultural ' dernic departments will probably come New and Second-band Fireproof and Filing Safes. per as a result of Ilutenberg'S enter- settlement. In this respect I could cwt last, but they are on the way." .. I prise. I thought of Pittsburgh and I tell you that the Mexican government , lint to me it appeared perfectly nat- - in obtaining Jew' s „, ;,, fi tl y interested oral that one of the first tasks in the felt grateful that when those enter- . i prises arise in Palestine they will be , ish settlers. Our minister of agricul- rebuilding of the spiritual center of .ks and tore, Senor Ramon de Negri, follows the Jewish race should be the erection without the ugly smokibstat still uglier smoke. The Holy Land closely the developments and main- I of a great center of learning! and modern factories! Well, why not? taint, contracts with Jewish organiza- "Do you expect to produce any Ein- of the party asked Holiness and industry should g" to- Dons which are interested in Jewish steins here? one II settlement in Mexico." gether. with a smile. Quite a number of respectable i n- - -- "Why not?" the guide answered, — "especially since Einstein himself is dustrial plants are already in opera- 0.*****0 .0******0000**00,000 tion. There are the brick works near Irl helping us." sulfa the salt works near Athlit, large FRED C. ALLEN, Res. Mgr. • • anus mills near Haifa and others. But The Queen Quality Way N III CADILLAC 3758 my friend who is keen en Oriental "JORDAN HARD TO TRABBEL" Keeps Wash Day Away. 504 BOOK BUILDING chain, Biblical quaintness, primi tive Phone Cadillac 4365 atmosphere and such other delectable Offices: Detroit, Toronto 25252525co I remember a very touching logo things, views the prospect of those fac- 15- tories and mills without any enthus- QUALITY / A I 1521 Michigan Avenue, Opposite Ball Park ■ Bach n of item the toit ■■•■101■ ■•■■■. 1 ■ 1■ 111. 1 ■1010%.1101■MMM11011.■■■■ THE STYLER PRESS STYLERS OF GOOD PRINTINQ been alien . F. W. Smith Co. S Goodrich Rubber Products It SEASON'S GREETINGS THE-- NS sad DETROIT SAFE CO. ( S $ei1.51111 ' , ' 5 6 1 reCtill1V-; ter 510 .......... FRED P. ,:vj HIGGINS & CO. 27 WEST JEFFERSON AVE. MAIN 3399 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Audits—Systems—Tax Reports The Season's Greetings WET WASH Custom Upholstering ....... Anything in the Upholstering Line Made to Order We Budd the House a Home . 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O ROUGH DRY • DIAMOND SETTING AND REPAIRING 0 Cadillac -1801 Room 505 LIGGETT BUILDING Detroit, Michigan 44 Gr•tiot Avenue 0000**00000a00000000-000000 I have been siobeling the past week through the 00101111 1 Of du- Samaria and I must acknow . - /' 'edge that I am 'infatuated with the j, beauty Of the yountry, its hills and vil- ,e !ages, sun-light and stars. Even the them bare hill-sides—and 1 , i0 many Of • e Inotoring e dare and are still bare, waiting for the hand tf I the planter—even these rocky, tree- less slopes, from which the rains have a :tac- I washed away the sod, posses:, t age charm of their own. 1 I am equally under the spsll of those wonderful oases, those bi•autiful Jew- ish settlements. hleshning in the midst , of the treeless slopes and villages. Wo would have be lie-sell our ghetto- , I: breh d people capable of the tremesoloo struggle with the creation of these (il- 1 tie garden village's must have entailtd. of the tent merits of the East I I thought Side of New York, teeming with ped- hard dlers and tailors, and I found it ryes saw, for to believ• what my own it was such men that had been trans• formed into sturdy farmers and had, in turn, transformed a desert into an THE GRAYSTONE Detroit's Most Exclusive Ballroom PRESENTS 711E Jean Goldkette Orchestra I Eden. the older col- We stopped in SIIMe o f „nice, among them Itishon-le-Zion and founded many years both Rehoboth, ago. The first, as I learned, was of ganized in the eighties by Jewish in- tellectuals from Russia, whom the po- groms of that year forced to seek a They new salvation for their people. towns, each are both thriving little with a population of about 2,000, rais- ing oranges, almonds. olives, grapes. very large, In the first are situated pro- wine industries which produce a duct that was relished in America in America's Greatest Dance Ensemble Nationally Famous Victcr Record Artists DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPTING MONDAY