PEWIT:Ott ii11, 15t PAGE TEN JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) — The building activities for the Einstein Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University, which is to be erected at a cost of $100,000 donated by Philip Wattenburg of New York, and for the National Library, a part of the university, will begin on Mount Sco- pus shortly, it has been announced here. The plans have just been com- pleted by Professor Mears, the asso- ciate of Professor Patrick Geddes, British architect, who designed the university. COUNCIL PETITIONS CONGRESS ON COURT INSTRUCTS CHIEFS TO AID RESIDENTS Poles Circler Citizenship Rights in E astern Provinces. KM ICU'S Aoritti an4 Personai on sound and substantial values at rock-bottom prices—the supplying of In a spring season when vari-color useful and satisfactory transportation paint jobs and similar details of fin- at the most favorable prices offered." ish have received much mention, one Banner Month for Nash. important producer of cars has an- nounced a re-emphasized program of February, the shortest month of simplicity and standard value. This the year, was the greatest month it is the Iludson Motor Car Company, the history of the Nash Motors Com. which is outspoken in its opinion that pany. Production of the Nash-twill motor buyers are still primarily in- Ajax Six also reached a new high terested in reliability, all-around util- record during February. The Iota ity and economy in first cost and output of the Nash-Ajax plants dur operation. ing the 24 working days was 11,141 The company has expressed its firm cars. Nash alone outstripped its pre faith in this program in a message to vious record month, August, 1925, b: its distributors and dealers which a margin of several hundred ems. E reads as follows: "A man attending H. McCarty, general sales manage the automobile shows last winter, or of the Nash Motors Company, point reading comments on them might eel out that February was the eight have been pardoned for thinking that eenth consecutive month Nash sale nickel plate and bright colors were have surpassed the record set by cos the outstanding features of the year. responding months of the presides "Such may be the opinion, indeed, year, with the exception of 1921 of certain factors in the industry, but when production was arbitrarily hall not of Iludson-Essex. The selling ed to bring the new "enclosed car plan for Hudson-Essex again is based motor into manufacture. Reliability First. OBITUARY MRS. REBECCA GOLDBERG Mrs. Rebecca Goldberg of 979 Farnsworth avenue, widow of the late Joseph Goldberg, died suddenly at her home on Thursday morning, Feb. 26. She was 69 years of age. Mrs. Goldberg was born in Poland, Russia, and came to Detroit 12 years ago. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Ida Levinson and Mrs. Celia On- ley, and four sons, Benamin Z., David J., Jacob and Albert. Mrs. Goldberg was an active mem- ber of several charitable organiza- tions. She was buried Thursday af- ternoon, Feb. 25, at the Machpelah Cemetery, Rabbi Aishishkin officiat- ing. WARSAW.— (J. T. A.) — Many Women's Organization Sends 000#0000 00# Ottiestin Jewish residents in the Eastern I'rov- Message to Senate During inces of the Polish Republic will be Rabbi Jacob Bienenfeld will open Debate on Matter. enabled to acquire Polish citizenship, the Michigan campaign of the Joint according to an ordinance issued by Distribution Committee in Pontiac. NEW YORK.—During the debate the Ministry of the Interior, Roczkie- in the Senate on the World Court is- wics. Rabbi and Mrs. Judah L. Levin of The ordinance, in conformity with sue, Miss Rose Brenner of Brooklyn, 404 East Ferry avenue have returned the decision of the political committee N. Y., president of the National from California, where they visited of the Polish Cabinet, urged the gov- Council of Jewish Women, rushed a in Berkeley and other places. The ernors of the Districts of Nowogro- statement to the Senate committee, rabbi, who went to California for his dek, Brezesc Litewski, Lusk and Bi- presenting the attitude of her organ- health, is greatly improved. alystok to enable the "men without a ization on this question. The Na- country," residents in the provinces tional Council of Jewish Women has Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund L. Brin of for a number of years who were not for several years acted jointly with MRS. CLARA MEZERIK DETROIT, MICH. born in Polish territory, to become many national organizations in fur- Calvert avenue have returned to the Mrs Clara Mezerik of 204 South Polish citizens. The ordinance in- thering public interest in the World city after spending several weeks in Florida. While in Jacksonville, they McClellan avenue, Bay City, formerly structs the governors to adopt a liber Court ideas and a favorable decision al procedure in the process of grant- on the part of the United States Sen- were the guests of Adolph Freund of of Detroit, died at the General Hos- Detroit at the convention of the Fifth pital, Bay City, on Feb. 6, at the age ate. ing citizenship. (Under the Treaty of Versailles, For the past few weeks, upon the District of the Independent Order of 54, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Poland has undertaken to grant the appeal of Mrs. Arthur Brin of Min- B'nai B'rith. Mr. Freund made a plea Mezerik was born in Kurland, Ger- option of Polish citizenship to all those neapolis, national chairman of the for the founding of a home at Ashe- many, and was a resident of Detroit persona who were residents of Polish council's committee on peace, the lo- ville, N. C., for consumptives and for 13 years. BEGINNING territory on the date when the treaty cal council sections have been pro- was elected honorary member of the Mrs. Mezerik is survived by her For was signed. The procedure of Polish moting world court meetings, at committee for the establishing of the husband, Moritz Mezerik; two daugh- authorities in this matter caused con- which resolutions were adopted and home. ters, Mrs. Jacob Berner of Bay City siderable hardships to many persons and Sirs. Jean Druckman of Detroit; submitted to the Senators of their re- lDSe affected, including great numbers of spective states, urging immediate ac- 7M Sem, Prey Semsahan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Alpert of two sons, Robert and Abraham. Jews. The question of granting citi- tion on this proposal in behalf of 1447 Burlingame avenue have re- Mrs. Mezerik was buried in Clover zenship to these persona was one of world peace. turned home after a week's visit in Hill Park Cemetery on Monday, Feb. the concessions negotiated in the Po- A constructive step has been taken Boston, Mass., and Hartford, Conn. 8, Rabbi Ezekiel Ashishkin officiating. lish Jewish agreement it was under- by the National Council of Jewish Mrs. Alpert also visited her brother, MORRIS RABINOWITZ stood.) Women to strengthen the sentiment Samuel Halpert, at Cambridge, Mass. Use , for international peace among the who is a senior at Harvard College. Morris Rabinowitz of 1459 Clair- Jewish youth of America, through its mount avenue died at his late resi- efforts in behalf of the World Hero Mrs. Mansfred M. Linick of Cali- dence, Feb. 28. Mr. Rabinowitz was ORCHESTRA HALL Prize Competition, which is spon- fornia and Mrs. George Eger of Pin- born in Russia 50 years ago and was Detroit Symphony Orchestra sored by the National Council for the gree avenue have returned home af- a resident of Detroit for the past 22 - 11A Prevention of War. All boys and ter extended visits in New York City. years. Ile is survived by his widow, girls in the schools of the cities in Mrs. Linick, who was accompanied Freda Rabinowitz; four daughters, WITH THE which council sections have been ea- east four weeks ago by her husband, five sons and two grandchildren. At 3:30 tablished are being encouraged to was the guest of her brother, Isadore Interment took place at Machpelah VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting submit essays in this prize contest, Bromberg of New York, after spend- Cemetery, Rabbi Ezekiel Ashishkin and so give definite expressoin to ing several days in Atlantic City and officiating. DVORAK Famous for Over 42 Years. their ideas on the peace problem. Phildadelphia. Mr. Linick returned a In her statement addressed to the fortnight ago. Mrs. Eger spent nine Senate, Miss Brenner declared: "The weeks with relatives and friends in IS NOT PREJUDICED MAIL ORDERS SYMPHONY National Council of Jewish Women, New York. AGAINST THE JEWS at its triennial convention at St. Accepted If request accom• Tickets 2k to $1 at Grinnell'. and Hall. Phone Glen. 3290 Louis, Mo., in 1923, passed a resolu- Orch panied by check or money On Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, Mr. 8837 TWELFTH STREET tion favoring the entrance of the and Mrs. M. Stone of 3030 Cortland Wolf Says Spain Does Not Want Con- order made payable to Gar- Thurs. and Fri. Eves., March 11.12. at a .30 United States into the World Court. avenue entertained 30 guests at a version for Citizenship. rick Theater management, Tel. Garfield 6188 Detroit, Michigan OSSIP GABRILOWITSCH, Conductor At its two succeeding board meet- very pretty dinner party, compli- end stamped self-add d Contralto Soloist ings the council has re-proclaimed menting their sister, Min Evelyn envelope, LONDON.—(J. T.A.)—Prima de that belief. In our 227 sections our Vine, whose engagement to Samuel MATZENAUER Rivera, head of the Spanish govern- PRICES 52,000 members are studying the Matoff has recently been announced. ment, will shortly issue a statement 5, Nights • • 50e, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 1 01=0•• 01=0 = WAGNER PROGRAM World Court and advocating it." Wed. Matinee • • • 50c, 1,$1.50 The house was beautifully decorated with regard to the opportunity for =101=0=10=0= 10=0=1 =101=0=101=0= Sat. Matinee • • 50e, $1, $1.00, $2 Ticket• $1 to $2.50 at Grinnell's and Mrs. Brin expressed her opinion in with ferns and roses. In the eve- Sephardic Jews to acquire Spanish Add 10% Tea an All Tickets Over 30o Orchestra Hall. Glen. 3290 the following statement: "Our ad- ning, a reception followed for 150 citizenship, according to a communi- herence to the court is important, not guests which was held at the Hotel cation to the Jewish Telegraphic only because it will help to complete Gotham. The out-of-town guests from Lucien Wolf, secretary ■■■■■ ■■■ NILW and strengthen the World Court, but were Mr. and Mrs. St. J. Marenberg, Agency 11.1 IN OM N .1 WW1 ■■■■•■11 ■■ of the Joint Foreign Committee of because it is an open declaration to Mr. and Mrs. M. Krinke, Mr. and Mrs. the Board of Jewish Deputies and the MORTICIAN the world of our position on the vital H. A. Benderoff, all of Toledo. Anglo-Jewish Association, who is matters of arbitration and disarma- stopping in Madrid on his way back Dienified Funeral Service ment. This is the time when such Mrs. Harry Friedgut and children, from Portugal, where he made a sur- earnest efforts as Locarno must re- Oscar David and Esther Hindu, of vey of the conditions of the Mar- Wishes to announce to his many friends Phone Cherry 2623 2814 Hastings Street ceive our support. The people of the 2210 Pingree avenue, left last Mon- ranos. 0 that he is conducting business from his 00 United States surely believe that it is day to join Mr. Friedgut in Newark, A. LITTMAN and M. FISHSON, Mennen. new funeral home, Mr. Wolf was authorized by the better to submit international dis- N. J., where they will make their fu- Spanish government to deny the Friday Night, March 5, it 8:30 P. M. The Vilner Troupe in putes to the decision of courts rather ture home. Mr. Friedgut, who was Delaware at Second Boulevard than to the decision of the battlefield. formerly connected with the United statements published by the London "HARD TO BE A JEW" Express last November, that Jews are Empire 6833 Now is the time to work for that con. Jewish Charities, left several weeks By Shalom Aleichem. not welcome in Spain and that no viction." ago for Newark to assume his duties Jew can become a Spanish citizen un- Saturday and Sunday Matinee, March 6 and 7. The Vilner Troupe in as educational director of the Young leas he adopts the Catholic faith. In 0 No connection with any other firm. HONOR LATE J. H. SCHIFF Men's and Young Women's Hebrew fact, there is a very friendly feeling "MOTKE GANEFF" HAIFA. — (J. T. A.) — Jacob H. Association of that city. for the Jews in present-day Spain, By Shalom Asch. Schiff, the late American Jewish phi- which is shared by the government, ACCEPTS JEW'S PLAN lanthropist, and the late David Wolff- Saturday Night, March 6. The Vilner Troupe in particularly in connection with the Rohn, former president of the Zionist "THE DIBBUK" MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—A central Spanish policy in Morocco, Mr. Wolf FURNITURE AND HIGH GRADE ANTIQUES Organization of America, and the declared. A popular movement ex- Sunday Night, March 7. The Vilner Troupe in REPAIRED TO LOOK LIKE NEW late P. W. Wysocki, Russian Jewish telegraph and radio station will be ists to bring back the Sephardim to erected in the capital of Russia. The Satisfaction Guaranteed. A Phone Call Will End Your Troubles. philanthropist, were honored when Spain. "THE DAYS OF OUR LIFE" memorial tablets to them were un- plans were drafted by the Jewish FREEDMAN M By Aodreiff. The municipality of Cordova, the veiled at the Hebrew Technicum architect, Greenberg. Twenty-three EMPIRE 1500,1 1608 TAYLOR AVENUE Wednesday Night, March 10. here. Reuben Brainin, Hebrew writer noted architects submitted plans in birthplace of Maimonides, has voted Testimonial Performance in Honor of M. Comins and M. Silver. of America; M. H. Ussishkin, director competition for the commission. The a fund for the erection of a monu- ment to the great Jewish physician of the Jewish National Fund, and Mr . first prize of 5,000 roubles was "THE HODGE PODGE" . Hecker, director of the Technicum , awarded to Greenberg, whose plans and scholar. A Maims! Comedy by Goldberg. were accepted. The acquisition of Spanish nation- delivered addresses. ality by Jews is not subject to re- 11 ■ 7■1 11012 ■ 71INK ■ 111.1KIMNINIM110 ■ 71MBNIM ■ 101. \ \ 1101610■71 h ligious conditions. Several members AUTO AND BUILDING GLASS of the small Jewish congregation in PROMPTLY INSTALLED Madrid are Spanish nationals, some Art Glass, Leaded Glass, Showcase and Counter Glass. GLENDALE 1834 of them by birth as, for instance, 4001 -4005 GRAND RIVER Senor Ignaco Bauer, a son of a Jew who was a Spanish citizen and a Spanish senator. He is a captain in the Spanish army, is provincial dep- At 8:15 P. M. (Wilson at Taylor) uty for Madrid and an eminent mem- ber of the Spanish Academy. All Russians, regardless of race or religion, are rigorously excluded from Spain. It is not aimed spe- cifically at Jews, Mr. Wolf stated. Camila - Limited Engagement! SUNDAY, MARCH 7 'PASSOVER DANCING ,MOTHERS ta=" .I S T ;(1 3"11711 8 1 DAY New York and Chicago Cast Horowitz Margareten Sunday Afternoon Matzohs "NEW WORLD" WILLIAM LEVINE Ebnittnb r the Yiddish Playhouse 6. I -twig a 0 I I II 0 DETROIT GLASS COMPANY 1 E MANUEL SYNAGOGUE SUNDAY EVENING AFRAID LITHUANIAN SCHOOLS MAY CLOSE Grand Pianc Shutting Hebrew Schools Would Have Bad Effect. MARCH 14 Detroit's Only Chance to Hear MAXA KOVN0.—(J. T. 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