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September 18, 1925 - Image 84

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1925-09-18

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VETROTTjEWISII BOX ICLB

PAGE TWELVE

The Work of the Jewish Welfare Board

By DR. PHILIP R. GOLDSTEIN,
Campaign Director.

When the United States entered the sociations, and the Jewish centers
the country, thus making
world war in 1917 the Jewish people throughout
definite contribution, to the progress
of this country, upon recommendation a and
development of Jewish life in
of our government, brought into ex-
We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and the Jewish Community of Detroit
istence the Jewish Welfare Board. America.
In scores of Jewish communities, In
With this new body were affiliated cities
like New York, Chicago, Phila-
A Happy and Prosperous New Year.
representative Jewa and national or- delphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Kan-
united
ganizations, thus acting for a
American Israel. The service it ren-!sas City, Washington, Newark, At-
tiered to Jewish soldiers and sailors Pantie City, Jersey City and inlesser
has redounded to the glory of our communities, campaigns have been
people... ; conducted fir 1'. M. H. A. and Jewish
So successful was the work of the I center building funds, totaling into
board during the period of the Amer-' the millions. In the past four yeart,
the Jewish Welfare Board was instru-
lean participation in the great war mental in raising over $5,000000 in
GARFIELD 0869 - 9029
and its subsequent demobilization, building campaigns and membership
THE BEGINNINGS OF NAHALAL
11831-33-35 GRAND RIVER AVE.
that it was asked to continue its pro- campaigns. In other communities
The hardy settlers lived in tents on this malaria-infested swamp !sad
gram with Jewish service men' on a campaigns are contemplated which
until they conquered the soil and established one of the most flormOna g
permanent basis .
DETROIT'S FASTEST GROWING HARDWARE INSTITUTION
will increase considerably the invest-
There are at present about 5,000 ment that our people are making for colonies in Palestine.
Jewish men in the army, navy end the future of the, Jewish youth of
marine corps, and about 1,000 Jewish America. The Jewish Welfare Board
We Furnish for Apartment Buildings
disabled veterans. For these men, Is° furnishes information on the con-
the Jewish Welfare Board conducts1 traction of buildings, reviews, plans
activities at 110 army posts, 25; nave and supplies schedules of suitable
Rough and Finishing Hardware, Gas Stoves, Refrigerators,
stations and 73 hospitals, sande ria equipment. It makes studies of the
and other governmental institutions. educational and recreational needs of
In addition to this, the board, realiz- communities. Special attention as
Glazing and Art Glass.
ing that the maintenance of spiritual been given to the needs of women and
morale is a problem of peace as well girls in connection with Y. W. H. A.
as of war, amalgamated on July 1, and Jewish center activities. A de-
BETTER SERVICE
Let Us Solve Your Hardware Problems.
1921, with the National Council of partment is maintained for this pur-
BETTER PRICES
Young Men's Hebrew and kindred as- pose. The Board conducts a lecture
sociations. Since the merger, it has and concert bureau and renders sub-
given professional direction and su- stantial aid in arranging programs
pervision to all the constituent young for its constituent organizations. Last
men's and young women's Hebrew as- year, 240 concerts, lectures and other
educational features Were furnished
to member organizations. The board
issues bulletins on the observance of
the Jewish and civic holidays. It pub-
lishes the Jewish center quarterly con-
taining articles on the various phases
of Jewish center activities. The board
is represented and is, active in many
NAHALAL TODAY
important national end civic organ- . Is a thriving modern colony as this upito-date farm building and helathy
izations, thus relating the Jewish cen- stock shows. Four yeare ago it consisted of four swamps and two rem*.
ter movement to the civic life of the
places of the victim* of its death.daeling malaria.
Varies, the last resting
country
The number of Y. M. H. A.'s and
yond the skies. Too long has a fu•
Jewish centers in this country now is
CHURCH UNIVERSAL ture of bliss been held out as the

approximately 350, and at the head of
opiate of mankind for the relief of
the organization which is fostering
I want to see a new church, not of their unjust sufferings upon earth.
this movement, not merely in terms one denomination, but one that shall
of bricks and mortar, but in terms be big enough to include every di-
The church, as a gate of heaven,
also of spiritual values, stand men versity of denomination, religiously must be as Jacob's dream envisaged
like Judge Irving Lehman, Felix M and racially. I want it to cease for it—a place where a ladder rests
Warburg, Cyrus Adler and Louis Mar - all time to preach those things which firmly upon the ground.
shall and Fred M. Butzel of Detroit. diVide men and instead to propagan-
The church for our day must be
Detroit women are invited to have a free wash day—you will not be
I beg to submit the following brief dize for those things which combine one that overlapping superficial dd•
excerpt of a statement issued recently men.
ferences and distinctions most reach
pressed to buy a machine—that is not the Maytag method. We want you
by Judge Irving Lehman, Justice of
I want a church universal, in what- down to fundamental needs and
to know what the Maytag will do in your own home — we think every
the Court of Appeals of the State of ever form it expresses itself, to be- agreemetns.—Dr. Alexander Lyons.
New
York
and
president
of
the
Jew-
come
in appeal, effort and consum-
woman should know that there is a washer which will wash a tub of clothes
ish Welfare Board:
mation a veritable door into heaven
Every step of progr ass means a
"The Young Men's Hebrew Assocl- —a heaven of such happiness upon duty
repudiated and a scripture torn
clean in 3 to 7 minutes.
atiOn
was men
founded
because. the
a group
of young
conceived
idea a earth that man will have no reason up.—G. B. S.
knowledge of and emphasis upon Jew-to doubt the continuance of such be-
Any of the dealers listed will gladly send a ma-

NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS

THE WOLVERINE HARDWARE

17'



chine to you for free trial. By free trial, we mean that
you may try the Maytag as long as you wish FREE and
without obligation to you. There is, no washer like
it or near like it.

Frank & Seder

1437 Woodward Ave. Cherry 5500
"Nationally Known Department

Central Electric Better
Homes Shop

Mein 1540
"Dependable ler 14 Tears"

1427 Broadway

People's Outfitting Co.

Rand. 5250

150 Michigan Ave.

Ws Easy to Pry the People. Wry*

Woodward Washing Machine
Co.

6529 Grand River Ave. Gar. 5043

"A Store Known lee Ito
Great velum.


Gardner White Company

4549 Grand River Ave. Wal. 5154 •
Melrose 5401
6309 Mack Ave.

"Known Beth Sides et the City.

White Furniture Company

5607 West Fort St. Cedar 3366

'The Whit. Way I. the Right Wey"

. Harry I. Smith

'Cedar 2050

6340 W. Fort St.

T he Mayt•g Mete el Feel Street"

Charles F. Taepke & Bros.

0701
Ll
"The Ile Donde,. el verrreie•
fenkell Mettler

3939 Fenkeil Ave. Hemlock

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East Side Maytag Shop

4914 Cadillac Ave. Lincoln 7500
"Named Alter Ow Maybe, line'

Pieschke Brothers

13535 Gratiot Are.

Lincoln 3253

'The Croat Dealers et the East Sde'

Lee Hardware Co.

12219 Woodward Arlington 0251

C011yer & Simpson

3643 Grand River Ave. Wel. 1435

toy-Grand River Maytag Shop
Euclid 1210
soss Joy Read
Martin Bros.

5422 Micblyan Ave. Lafayette 6069

Much & Walter -
Isom ni.t. Ave. 'kicker), 8270
Lawson Limber Co.

Phone •

Royal Ook

B. Stark

Lewis
Ferndale. Phone Royal Oak 3031-8

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The Maytag is the fastest sell-
ing washer in the world by far.
The reason is its wonderful
efficiency.

Call To-Day

Why put up with drudgery for another wash day when
we offer you a free trial and guarantee to save you half
the time required by other good washers — not only this,
the Maytag is made to last a lifetime. It is the only ma-
chine with cast aluminum tub — cleans itself. You may
have it on deferred payments you will never miss. But
first have a free trial then you will know the Maytag as it is.

ries
Arri.ilmcn co.

10nolre 0516
4719 Twellth
W. 0: 76101111.11
tiorlIcld 101111
9301 Orand River
010511 5500.
•orthway 0011
1335 Woodward

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56111 gicallnl Ay..
SADOWSKI MUSIC 001:00
Itnewire 0603
1459 Chen. W1.

W. A. P0R1511 • CO.
Lincoln 1341
7734 Hedberg'
C. II. liR11..1.11R • CO.
Phone 74
Redford

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Than. Mt
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Thene 339
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walnut 1951
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101.1 McGraw
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2L10 Grand, Ph. 0.0nee 4054-11
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Lewes 4111
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at

ish ideals and traditions would
strengthen thefts morally and make)
them better citizens. I hope a trum-
pet call will go forth which the older
men and women will hear—a call to
stand behind their Young men and
women in their demand that they be
given fullest opportunity for develop-
ment as individuals, as Jews and as

citizens. •

The Jewish Welfare Board empha.
sizes the responsibility resting on
evry Jew to do all in his power to
help make the Jewish youth sound in
body and soul so that they may be
useful members of the community and
useful citizens of • the land. It Calls
upon them to recognize that when-
ever a Jew goes wrong it is because
the community has failed to bring to
bear every influence it could have
exerted Jo keep him straight; that
the shame is not only upon the one
who has fallen, but must be rightly
shared by those who could have but
did not hold out a helping hand when
he first stumbled. If we do not pro-1
vide proper and adequate facilities for
the boys and girls, we leave them to
find theirs companionship and their
opportunities on the street corners
and in places of public amusement,
good, bad and indifferent. The weak
will find the bad and the indifferent.
We adult Jews can best influence our
youth, and if we fail to influence them
in the right direction we fail not mere-
ly as Jews, we fail as Americans.
"The Jewish Welfare Board is, I
sincerely believe, the instrumentality
through which this responsibility of
the Jew for every Jew whom he can
influence in the right direction can be
brought home to all Jews. It is the
instrumentality through which 'this
sense of responsibility when awakened
can be turned into practiced effort.
And it is the instrument which, after
this practical effort has resulted in
the erection of Jewish centers, will
enable the communities to carry on
the work in these centers. most ef-
fectively."

(Editor's Note.—The work of the
Jewish Welfare Board and its relation
to the Detroit community may be il-
lustrated here. For years Detroit has
been In heed of a young men's Hebrew
association arid because of the general
lack of organization in the community
and the absence of an articulate de-
mand nothing vital has been done. A
few days ago the campaign director of
the J. W. B., Dr. Philip R. Goldstein,
arrived In the city on his way east
from an extensive campaign is the
Pacific coast communities. A com-
mittee representative of communal
leaders and interested organizations
met on Sept. 3 at the Phoenix Club
to listen to and discuss with Dr. Gold-
stein the possibilities of erecting a
Jewish community center in the near
future. As a result of the meeting
immediate steps will be taken to begin
active organization. There already
exists in the city a Y. M. B. A. club
composed of young men anitious td
realize what has long been to them
an ideal. The club augmented as it
expects to be this winter by the young
.Jewish organizations in the city will
form an impressive nucleus for a Y.
M. II. A. membership. With the
awakened interest of the community
and the support of the young men
those interested in the Y. M. H. A.
feel that the erection of a building
will soon follow.

DOING THE IMPOSSIBLE

Washer
Gyrafoam
Detroit-Maytag Company, 212 State Street. (Distributorsfrelephone Cadillac 6122

I

"People do not lack strength; they
lack will," said Victor Hugo.
"Nothing is impossible to the man
. who can and will," said Mirabeau.
"I trample on impossibilities," said
Pitt.
You can do whatever you earnest-
ly undertake," said Stonewall Jack-
son.
"Expect great things from God and
attempt great things for God," said
Carey.

Imprisonment is as Irrevocable as

ROSH HASHONAH
GREETINGS

WE WISH OUR MANY FRIENDS A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.

f or Economical

rransporf alien

Our Service Department is one of the most efficient in the city
and is conveniently located to serve you to best advantage .

The New Chevrolets Are at New Low Prices.



Se. Them at the

CONNELL -
CHEVROLET COMPANY

(Formerly Hamtramck c lv relet Sake)

COURTESY

a n 11 SERVICE

11426 JOS. CAMPAU Hemlack 9010-9011

A
Happy
New Year
To All

From

Hon. Fr k J. Murphy

Judg i, of Recorders
Court

f,

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