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PALESTINE MAJOR PROBLEM TODAY

By MORRIS FRIEDBERG

✓ llarCADILLACisMore,

Oires More, Does More

The new Cadillac is lower — superbly
graceful, with the air of fleetness and
agility that is more than equaled by its
brilliant performance.

Are Better Bumps."

Eagle Spring Bumpers

The opportunity to direct a message to the Jews of De-
' troit at this time is particularly apropos. It is a moment
fraught with events of a great significance to every Jew and
the New Year brings to us an increased responsibility for
the carrying out of a mission that must be near and dear
to each one of us.
No issue, no policy, no question before the Jews of to-
day stands out so clearly as the re-establishment of the
National Jewish Homeland in the land of our forbears.
The work of rebuilding Palestine is an opportunity that
every Jew should be proud of.
It has fallen to our time to see the actual realization
of what has long been but a dream. We of today, by our
united action, can make this dream a reality in every sense
of the word.
Already a new Palestine, refuge for the weary and
home for those who have had in mind for many years such
a dream of Jewry, has sprung into being. Only limited fi-
1 nances are holding back the more rapid development of
' this new Shrine of Judaism.
The national board of directors of the Keren Hayesod
looks upon this city as one of the focal points in the inter-
national organization—they look to us for whole-hearted
and generous support and of course Detroit will not be
lacking.
In this instance I refer not so much to financial support
but rather to the moral aid that the movement deserves
and needs. A quickened, livened interest on the part of
, every Jew in this great city will do much to fend off the
propaganda which is so often disseminated against the
Zionist Movement. Let us unite in a common faith; let us
join together in the great army of Zion and let each individ-
ual discharge his or her portion of the appointed task.
The national board joins with our local board in ex-
tending a Happy New Year.

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New Year Greetings

I' extend our sineerr leinhen fa tht Jeonhh
Community of pthroit for a Happy nod Pros-
perous .Ve w rear.

Start the New Year Right With

EAGLE SPRING BUMPERS
For Full Protection

SUPER-SERVICE GIVEN PATIENTS AT
PIONEER TUBERCULOSIS SANITORIUM

By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

The chassis is lighter by 250 pounds,
and more simple. Power is increased
and flexibility and responsiveness aug-
mented. Acceleration is remarkable, and
sustained speed is, of course, available
in extraordinary degree and for any
length of time.

Product of Years

The new Cadillac, throughout, bears the hall mark of suprem-
acy. Squarely in line with the most advanced tendencies, is
this new Cadillac. It is not a _hinge in Cadillac's fundamental
principles of V-type eight-cylinder design. It is, rather, a de-
velopment, a perfection of the application of those principles, due
to a quick sense of the r esponsibility
that is upon Cadillac. Cadillac, today,
as always, c,:n be trusted to maintain
its position as the standard of
the world.

DENVER, Colo.—"Four hundred age group, representing the young
and twenty-two pounds of child- manhood and young womanhood of
hood—the equivalent of 50 normal the country, that tuberculosis strikes
bodies at birth—came into the world with greatest virulence.
The national scope of the hospital's
at the Notional Jewish Hospital for
Consumptives at Denver during the work is borne out by the fact that
33 states and the District of Columbia
past year."
are represented by the patients ad-
I heard the statement one evening
recently and expressed my astonish- mitted during the year.
Unusually interesting information
ment. For like thousands of other
is disclosed by the tables of former
friends of the National Jewish Hos-
occupations
of the patients admitted.
pital, I knew that for more than 25
Contrary to general belief, the trades
years this pioneer Jewish philanthropy
and manuel occupations furnised a
has been the life-saving refuge of
lesser number of patients than did
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thousands of sufferers from tubercu-
the professional and mental occupa-
Cottehen and Sector. Adds n Deridedly Iteliyhtful Im-
losis, that the National Jewish Hos-
tions, which is due, undoubtedly, to
proof merit to the Beauty of Your Cur.
pital accepted, without cost, only men
the fact that the majority of the pa-
and women suffering from tubercu-
lje Make Front Bumper and Rene Fender f;ttards for All
tients in the hospital are a second
losis in all stages and children pre-
If ft Arm of en 's.
generation of Americans, whose occu-
disposed to the disease. So, having
pational tendencies are away from
an hour or two at my disposal, I de -
!normal pursuits.
cided to investigate and at the hos-
--Vorty-three per cent of the patients
pital I learned the whole story, futury-
admitted had had no previous hos-
of tender helpfulness, of loving devo-
DETROIT, MICH.
pitalization, and 20 per cent had had
AVENUE
tion to helpless, handicapped children.
treatment in tuberculosis sanatoria
Phone Empire 2015
For, instead of babies gurgling hap- in or near their own homes, before
pily in their cribs, I was shown the coming to the National Jewish Hos-
Ask Your Nearest Ford or Chevrolet Dealer.
medical records of the 40 children who pital.
have been discharged from the Hof-
Seventy-three per cent of the pa-
heimer Building of the National Jew- tients discharged during the last year
ish Hospital during the year ending were classified as improved and great-
June 30, 1925, and there I found the ly benefltted by their stay in the hos-
422 pounds of boy-and-girlhood that pital. Of this number more than one-
had been brought into the world dur- third were men and women between
ing the year.
20 and 30. Here again in' these fla-
SAW other children who had come
res may be seen the great life-saving
The Best Cigars Are Packed in Wooden Boxes.
to take the places of the forty who work which the National Jewish Hos-
had left, enfeebled bits of humanity, pital is doing for the stricken men,
all predisposed to tuberculosis and be- women and children Who come from all
MELROSE 1306
low normal in their resistance to the parts of the country, to find peace and
3830 CHENE STREET
disease, boys and girls handicapped strength within the shelter of its
at the very threshold of life.
kindly service.
As I watched these little patients at
play and at rest, fighting valiantly
to overcome the dangers of the blight
of tuberculosis .which overshadowed
their lives, and then studied the his-
tories of those children who have al-
ready received the full measure of
the hospital's service, the conviction
grew on me that here. indeed, in sav-
ing handicapped children for the fil-
1 ture in giving them the promise of
health and strength which had been
withheld from them, was work of the
very noblest idealism.
Forty children were discharged
from the Hofheimer Building during
the last fiscal year of the hospital.
As each left, another child was admit-
ted immediately, for there is a long
I waiting list of boys and girls from
all part's of the country who need
the hospital' care. All of the children
admitted are predisposed to tubercu-
lesis; some few have tuberculosis in-
fections of bones and joints. Of the
40 children discharged during the
year, some had been in the hospital
for more than two years. For others
three or four months of the health-
giving treatment was sufficient to
bring up to normal their resistive
powers. The average length of stay
for each child was ten and one-half
months. The children ranged in age
from 5 to II years. The weight
gain for the group was 422 pounds.
The response of the children to the
hospital's service is almost immedi-
ate. Practically all of the children
show weight gains within the first
week of their residence in the Hof-
heimer Building; their emaciated lit-
tle bodies literally reach out and at,
. sorb all the health content of their
All of which is most
environment.
encouraging to the hospital authori-
ties in their work of saving little chil-
' dren from the ravages of tubercu-
losis. But of utmost significance is
the degree in which they respond to
the hospital program. The children
Our New home at 1839 East Grand Boulevard.
discharged last year showed a forty-
seven per cent greater gain in weight
than the expected gain for normal
children of the same ACM On the
basis of these figures the Hofheimer
Pre , entorium might well be called a
super-home, for it gives the children
it shelters health and strength in a
degree that is almost 50 per cent
-renter than that given normal chil-
dren in their own homes.
The work with the children at the
Natienal Jewish Hospital during the
nest year is only one of the many
We are AUTHORIZED DUCO SERVICE STATION and
interesting features of the service
as such will give you the finished job that your car demands
which this great national philanthrpy
is performing on behalf of the Jews
of America.
Medical statistics of the hosoital
lost compiled for the year ending June
10, 1925. show that 405 patients. men.
women and children, were treated dur-
ing the course of the year. Although
the normal rapacity of the hospital is
180. there is such a demand among
the poverty stricken sufferers from
tuberculosis throughout the country.
for the hospital service. that extra
beds hare .been installed throughout
the buildings. Last year these was
nn average of 190 patients in the hos-

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SEASON'S GREETINGS

MICHIGAN CIGAR BOX COMPANY

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"THE SEASON'S GREETINGS"

WE EXTEND OUR SINCEREST WISHES TO ALL OUR
JEWISH FRIENDS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR

CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY

Jefferson Avenue Division:
Detroit Branch:
JEFFERSON AVENUE at WALKER ST.
CASS AVENUE at YORK STREET
Cadillac Display Room: General Motors Building,

Built for Years of Service and Low Operating Costs

power.
ing en orm
Puts and materials of the finest quality. • motor po
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Gotfredson Br•ke• that perform e•sily and surely at a great sa•ing to
s for the long life and economy of
mo•ing part.—these area few of the m•ny re•son
for
operation of Gotfredson
owners continue to buy more Gotfredson Trucks
is only natural that Gotfredson
in the smiting

when adding to their equipme nt. Repeat orders are the biggest factor
accept•nce of Gotfredson Trucks.

Manufactured by the

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MOTOR TRUCK DIVISION

3601 GRATIOT AVENUE

Detroit, Michigan

Factories Detroit and

BRANCHES:
Detroit, Cleveland, Los Angeles.
Hamilton, Montreal, Toronto, Walkerville, Canada.
London, England. Sydney, Australia.

Ontario.

Telephone
Melrose 6412

Now at your service-

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IN OUR NEW HOME

E HAVE a large clientele among the Jewish people and we wish
to thank them for the true friendship so manifest in the whole-
hearted co-operation and support which we have enjoyed dur-
ing our business career, and which has necessitated our moving into
larger quarters where we are exceptionally equipped to give you the
best service to be had anywhere. We will be pleased to have you call
in and see us at any time and permit us to show you how your really
fine work is handled.

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nits' every 'day in the year.
Almost one-third of the 91.4 new
natients admitted during the year
'were men and women between the I
of 20 and 30. It is within this

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