MARCH 26, H

l it ER Enton ;lhotsft a tgo racu;

Isaac Rosenthal, $150; Sam Osnos, ELECTED EXALTED RULER
$100; Weisman & Wexler, $150;
OF BAY CITY ELKS NO. 88
Harry Ehrlich, $100; Max Schneider,
$100; David Rosenthal, $200; E. Ra-
Joseph C. Hirschfield, who is engag-
binovitz, $100; A. Glazer, $100; Joe
Rodner, $200; Aaron Klein, $100; ed in the iron, steel and metal business
at Temple Evening of April 1.
Mrs. Leopold Wineman, $200; Frank-
1
H. Seymour, $100;
Morris Stein-
Milton M. Alexander is president of
the Jewish Centers Association (for- berg, $250; Jacob Jay, $100; Jesse
merly Jewish Institute) which has F. Hirschman, $250; Irving W. Gold-
berg, $100; Harry Wetsman, $200;
M. W. Zack, $100; Peter Trunsky,
$100; Louis Dann & Sons, $600.

JEWISH CENTERS ASS'N
MARGOLIN LETTER
UNIVERSAL PEACE
SPONSORS ART EXHIBIT
AROUSES
SPIRITED
IS JEWISH MISSION'
DISCUSSION IN CITY Milton Alexander Will Award Prises

(Contnued from page 1.)

CONCERT SUCCESSFUL

The Passover concert of the Kadi-
mah Hebrew School, under the direc-
tion of Isaiah Chernoff, took place on
Sunday, March 21, at Holbrook Syna-
gogue. There was an attendance of
over 100. Two playlets, ''On the
Shores of the Nile" and "The Trial
of Passover," were very well re-
ceived. The Kadimah choir sang
Chad Gadyo and other folk melodies,
accompanied by Miss Lillian Rabino-
witz. Others participating in the
program were Emil Bosidy, cellist;
Ben Bernstein, violinist; Zelda Tkay,
pianist. M. Shubow gave a reading
from Sholem Alechim and Abraham

Jaffin, M. Nathanson and Is
Chernoff spoke. The concert
given for the benefit of the lee
Aniyin Society, of which Ida To
president, Mrs. Secked
and Mrs. M. Smith treasurer.

SUICIDE INCREASES
(Continued From Page One.)
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — An
said Rabbi Hershman. lie added that
ing report of the increase of suit
it would be taken up.
among Jews in Germany was sub
"The Detroit Jewish community
ted to the Berlin Kehillah by Pr,
will demonstrate that it is generous
son Seligman. The suicides an
as well as prosperous," declares Mel
Jews in Germany has lung bei
Welt.
tragic chapter, but their numb,
Alexander Not Surprised.
now overwhelmingly larger a:
JEWISH ORGANIZED
the Jewish population than a:
Saying that the challenge of Mr.
LABOR IS TO GIVE
other denominations.
Margolin was not a surprise, Mr.
Alexander declared:
A
MILLION
DOLLARS
"Mr. Margolin's letter was not a
surprise to me. l'ersonally, I have
(Contnued from page 1.)
been wondering why our people have
been showing such indifference to the
considerable
portion will go to build up
needs of European sufferers. I felt
the co-operative movement in all its
sure that before long there would be
phases
in
Palestine.
popular demand that Detroit pro-
REV. H. MILKOVSKY a ceed
"The third part of our task is in the
with its campaign. As a matter
other countries of Europe: Lithuania,
Cantor of Congregation Mogen
of fact, a great deal has been done to
Latvia,
Esthonia, Roumania. As Sir.
Abraham, Farnsworth Ave.
work out a successful campaign. For
Warburg has told you it was no error
many weeks we have been studying
EXPERT AND ANTISEPTIC
of
judgment
when it was thought two
the situation and laying plans. Suc-
MOHEL
years ago that there was no longer
Recommended by New York, Chi- cessful campaigns are the result of
any
need
for
our help in these coun-
careful organization rather than spec-
cago and Detroit physicians.
tries. It was true then, but economic
tacular methods. In the development
MARRIAGES PERFORMED
conditions
within
the last year or year
JOSEPH C. HIRSCHFIELD
of our campaign organization there
and a half in those countries have un-
Call at 532 MEDBURY
will be room for everybody. Every
fortunately
changed
for the worse.
Phone Empire 4322
in Bay City, has been elected exalted
Jewish man, woman and child in De-
"The position of the Jew in these ruler of Bay City lodge, No. 88, B.
troit can have a share in this great
countries is not due to a deliberate P. 0. E.
work. In fact, we cannot regard our MILTON M. ALEXANDER
Mr. Hirschfield is the only exalted
discrimination but is the discrimina-
campaign as successful even though
and Curtains
Protect Your Walls ■
we raise our quota unless it arouses been sponsoring art exhibitions for tion of necessity where the stronger ruler of the Jewish faith in the state
with
of
Michigan.
the active and enthusiastic support the past five years. The present ex- presses on the weaker in the tense
UNITAS
hibition is being held at Temple Beth struggle for survival. In Poland as
of all our people."
El and is open to the public every in Russia, we must help the Jew to
Get a Fidelity Booklet.
RADIATOR SHIELDS
Waldman Pleads for Union.
ron 3 to 5 win a place for himself as a skilled
evening from
Glendale 6359 "Mr. Margolin's letter reflects the afternoon
v, April worker. Therein lie the possibilities,
and from 8 and
to 10 until
There
was a time when a testator
sentiment of countless number of per- s
the vital need of the schools estab- in making his will thought a friend
Steel
sons in our Jewish community whose
51r Alexander will award the prizes lished by the reconstruction commit- was the best person with whom to
Bake-Enameled. feelings have been profoundly stirred
at the artists' reception which will be tee's work for training children and entrust the disposition of his property
Neat in appear- by the suffering of our fellow Jews
held next Thursday evening, April 1, adults in needed crafts and skilled after death. It was, therefore, corn-
ance and low In in Russia, Poland and other Eastern
occupations to take their place in the
price.
European countries," said Mr. Wald- at Temple
Beth of
El. art is being repre- new industrial life by which Poland mon for a man to appoint his friend
Every type
his executor, administrator, guardian
Those who have carried the sented at the exhibit this year—primi- must be rebuilt.
man.
or trustee and often without bond.
UNITAS PRODUCTS, Inc. burdens of leadership in Jewish af- tive, conservative, modern and ultra
Poland In Deplorable State.
The friend so appointed often entered
fairs
of
Detroit
have
not
been
unmind-
(New Address)
modern. In addition to water colors,
"Poland is now in a deplorable upon his duties with the best inten- =-
ful of their responsibilities to do crayons, oils, pen and ink drawings, economic state. In the currency de-
79 MARTIN PLACE
but too frequently it happened
Ave.
something
in
this
critical
situation.
Half Block from Woodward
pastels, there are biblical pictures in preciation the zloty is worth only a thins
For months past they have held con- hammered brass, showing Jacob's fraction of its normal value. In the that due to the pressure of his own
ferences for the purpose of devising dream and another where the three cotton mills cities like Lodz the looms business he neglected the special fi-
ways and means for the launching of angels are leaving Abraham's tent are quiet, the factories empty. This duciary obligation imposed upon him
a campaign. This campaign would and Sarah grinning at the absurdity situation of crisis and depression and, as a consequence, the estate very
have been launched several months of their message wherein she is to be- which bears particularly hard on the often suffered, not through any crim- _E*
inal intent but through the sheer ne-
ago, but for a complication of fac- come a mother during her old age.
Jews who were merchants and traders
which circumstances contrived.
tors. We had all hoped and expected
Among the numerous pieces of and small manufacturers for the ex- glect
It opens dampers,only an
There are still sonic who persist in
to join in a campaign for the United sculpture, there is a stone carving en- port trade which is now largely cut
amount equal to the draft
Palestine appeal, in which we are all titled "Miriam" by Emil Armin of off. The way out is through estab- this practice but through the educa-
aetually required.
No overheating of rooms—
interested, with the appeal for East- Chicago; a marvelous figure of Elijah lishing them in new occupations, in tional campaign conducted by trust
no waste of heat UP the
ern European relief, but for valid the prophet by Marco Zimm of New making them once more self-depend- companies the idea has at last pene-
ehlruney—no forced fire-
reasons which need not be entered York, and "Labor at Rest" by Max ent through productive work. All this trated that one is doing a friend a
, no elinkers—no waste of
die-service to impose upon him the
Fuel.
into, it was agreed that such a union Kalish of Cleveland.
holds equally for the Jews for Latvia,
EARNS ITS COST IN
at this time was impracticable. It
Many Jewish characters are por- Lithuania, Roumania and the other burdens of a fiduciary.
FUEL SAVED.
The Fidelity Trust Company of 147
was decided therefore to undertake trayed in the etchings represented by countries who cannot take the first
the Palestine appeal first, in the mean- 10 different artists—one in particular steps toward such re-organization of West Congress street is rendering an
excellent
service to the community by
time our forces are being organized shows a group of people blessing the their life and the hope of permanent
044 W. Warr. Ave.
for the Eastern European object, to- new moon by Lionel Reiss, the Polish livelihood once more unless help conies issuing a splendid booklet, Trust Serv-
CJawelale 0262
ice,
in
which
all fiduciary relations are
gether with the United Hebrew artist who is now in America.
through the fund we are seeking to succinctly explained.
Schools, the Hebrew Free Loan As-
A special feature this year is a raise in this country."
For
the
benefit
of your family and
sociation, and other miscellaneous showcase full of brass and metal work
The following are the organizations
causes, beginning with May 4. Henry by Samuel Brichta, an Hungarian which participated in the conference: your estate, see the Fidelity Trust Es:
Company
and
procure
one of these
Wineman, president of the United Jewish artist who is a resident of Workmen's Circle, National Jewish
booklets, read it with care and atten-
Jewish Charities, has been selected as Delray.
Workmen's Alliance, United Hebrew
A minimum deposit and small month-
A critical analysis of the exhibition Trades, Amalgamated Clothing Work- tion.
the president of this United Jewish
Don't suffer—get quick relief.
Campaign, and Fred M. Butzel is the will appear in next week's issue of er's Association, Socialist Zionist
ly payments will send one home.
Effective and inexpensive.
NEW DETROIT LIFE AGENT
chairman of the executive committee. the Chronicle by Roy Gamble, one of Party-Poole Zion, Jewish Socialist
Your present instrument accepted at its full value
It coats nothing to come down and
The plans are under way and strong Detroit's leading artists.
Verband, Fancy Leather Workers, the
find out.
as part of the first payment.
The Detroit life Insurance Com-
efforts have already begun for the
International Ladies Garment Work-
very essential task of enrolling ade-
er'a Union, and the Forward Asso- pany announces the appointment of
THE WAYNE BATHS
JUDGE
MACK
URGES
Benjamin
B.
Cohen,
formerly
with
quate
number
of
active
workers.
ciation publishers of the Forward, a
Second and Front St..
"I hope that every Jew and Jewess
daily newspaper, which has the Metropolitan Life, as a life insur-
DETROIT JEWRY TO Jewish
Sulphur, Mineral, Turkish, Tonic,
will be'possessed by the same emotions
contributed $10,000 to the United Jew- ance counselor associated with the
Baths.
Swedish, Electric
agency of Vice-president Morris
as Mr. Margolin, and will volunteer to •
UTILIZE PALESTINE ish Campaign.
Fishman. Mr. Cohen is well known
SWEDISH MASSAGE render active aid in our campaign or-
JANNEY - BOWMAN BLDG.
among Detroit insurance people and,
ganization.
Car.
No
greater
thief
than
sleep
which
Through
Take Woodward
(Continued From Page One.)
by reason of his long experience and
"I hope that they will not wait until
robs us of half of our life.
Cherry 4784
AND ELIZABETH
COR.PARK
thoroughly well-grounded training, is
asked to come in, but will immediately he is associated in publishing many
send in their names and addresses to classical Hebrew works."
The wagon must go as the horse capable of rendering complete and
thorough life insurance service.
the Campaign office, 2326 Penobscot
Isaac Carmel, who is touring the pulls.
r.
Building."
Middle and Central Western States
Nature requires little, fancy much.
Both Rabbi Fischer and Rabbi for the United Palestine Appeal, and
Beauty is the eye's food but the
Thumin are staunchly for a concen- who will be one of the speakers of soul's sorrow.
trated drive. Rabbi Levin also 'stands the massmeeting, has been here re.
strongly for the campaign.
cently and addressed a number of
Meeting of Workers.
meetings.
The chairman of the Palestine Ap- I=
Jewish fraternal organizations en-
listed in the United Jewish Campaign peal, Morris Friedberg, announced at
the
last meeting that all Jewihs clubs, =
drive Tuesday night, March 23, at a
workers' meeting in the Phoenix Club. societies and synagogues have been
Representatives from practically every invited to join in the United Palestine ,=
Jewish group pledged themselves to Appeal for $125,000 which is now
Cut Rate Moving and Storage.
obtain workers for the fund drive , being conducted in the city of De-
1957 GRAND RIVER AVENUE
troit. To date the leaders of the syn-
which is to come later.
Workers will be recruited from agogues have promised to furnish
Ma. Cadillac 8853-4879.
speakers
during Pesach week who will
every Jewish organization in the city .
They will work in teams soon to be tell of the needs of Palestine.
Word
has been received from Ed-
organized.
STORAGE
It was brought out that the soli- gar A. Guest, noted Detroit Free
MOVING
citation will he systemized in an ef- l'ress poet, that he is writing a special
katrose 4771
tract
fort to conserve the energy of the poem, dedicated to Chaim Nachman
SKIPPING workers. The Jewish districts will be Bialik, and that he will attend the
CRATING
organized and the burden of solicita- Bialik meeting which is to be held
tion will be equally distributed among at the Arena Gardens on Wednesday,
the workers. It is expected that April 7. .
greater efficiency will result besides
List of Contributors.
saving a great deal of time of those
The following is a complete list of
who give aid to the cause.
contributors who have given $100 and
Representatives of various organi- upwards:
zations, ncluding the Men's Club of
R. Adell, $100; David Berlin $100;
Temple Beth El gave estimates as to Oscar Blumberg $100 . Julius Braun,
the number of workers they thought
. William Bornstein, $300; J.
could be obtained from their respec- $200
Burrows, $150; A. Cohen & Son, =
imimtnaut
tive organizations.
Close to 700 , $500; Cohen & Zilber, $750; S. M.1=
workers will be obtained in this man- On s , $100; Colonial Clothes Shop,
nee, it is expected. Non-members of Cole
Jewish organizations are expected to $500'
Davidson
$600;
Sol B. =
—
Edelman,
$200; Bros.,
Joseph
II. Ehrlich,
swell the total number
er of workers.
. 0
To the women will fall an important 0. 0 El,,..
'Mrs.
Joseph
II.
Ehrlich,
I=
Select Dancing Nightly
'
share of the solicitation work. As
in "" Joseph
Frank,
$100; Morris
Fried- , 1=
to Friedberg,
$5,000;
William
Fried-
=-
other years they are looked upon
$250; Harry Gerson, $100; la
play their part in the fund drive. man,
'
$100; Mr. and Mrs. =
F.neouragement was received from the Semis el Gerson
Particular People Prefer
.1.
many ladies present as to the number J. Gillman, $200; L. Granet, $100;
the Palais.
R. Greenberg, $100; Mr. and Mrs. M. !=
of workers they could recruit.
Special inspectors have beer
liersch,
I=
Hamburger,
$150;
Alvin
D.
Strictly censored. Highest
Fred M. Butzel, chairman of the
meeting, gave a brief talk explaining $100; Theodore J. !steels, $100;
Standard.
appointed by Rabbi Levin
Katz,
$100;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
la
the proposed drive. Ile called upon
Under Direct Supervision of Rabbi Judah L. Levin.
Palais Musicians—The Band
the following who gave short talks: Kovanan, $100; Judge H. B. Keidan,
who will be placed on out
You Lose to Dance With.
P.
E
Henry Wineman, Rabbi Leo M. Frank- $200; A. J. Koffman, $200; Sol
a
lin, Milton M. Alexander, Morris D. Lachman, $250; Lachman & Wolf-
farms and also at our cream
J.
Levin,
=
Waldman, Wallace Rosenheim, Mi- gang, $200; D. Levin, $200;
Consistent with the policy of the Risdon Creamery to please, we have
Freund, David Zemon, Rabbis $150; Israel J. London, $100; Her-
ery. All Kosher INIk wit
Michigan Paper Stock Co chael
Mese:, Fischer, and Joseph Thumin, man Marks, $200; Henry Meyers,
made arrangements to furnish the Jewish Community of Detroit with
$110; Peter A. Miller, $500; Arnold
MEYER BARRON, Prop.
and Harry Solomon.
bear special caps and al
:theirs, $250; Gus Newman, $100;
Buyers of All Kinds of
Kosher Milk, Butter and Cheese for the coming Passover Holidays.
Isenberg, Purdy & Co., $125; A. B.
WASTE PAPER
Kosher Butter and Cheese
Rose, $100; Emil Rose, $125; D. Sat- =
This is the first time in the history of Detroit that you will be able
JEWS PARTICIPATE IN
1342 Brewster St.
COMMUNIST ELECTIONS fer, $200; J. S. Sauls, $100; Nathan
will bear special label:
Cadillac 1709
C•dil
Cadillac 1708
to obtain for Passover Kosher Butter and Cheese in addition to milk.
,Simons, $100; Barney Smith, $300;
& Co., $1,000; Max Stein-
marked "Kosher Shel Pe
MOSCOW.—(J. T. ,k.)—F:xtmor• Srere Bros.
Rabbi
Levin
has
already
established
a
system
guaranteeing
the
prep-
=
dinary interest in the Soviet elections gold di Sons, $150; Thomas Construe- •7_
displayed by , lion Company, $1,000; Mrs. H. N. -
aration
of
these
products
in
accordance
with
your
religious
require-
sach" in Hebrew letters an
inUkrainian
village
was
MANUEL URBACH
the Jewish population, according to ; Weinstein, $100; Wetsman & Black,
Granite and Marble
ments.
To
assure
you
the
best
possible
service,
we
urge
you
to
bearing the words "Super
dispatches from the cities where the $150; Harry Wetsman, $200; L
elections are taking place to the Is- Winkleman, $150; M. II. Zackheim,
.
vestia, the official organ of the gov- $250; David S. Zemon, $200; Israel E
vised under the direction o
Zilber, $500; Samuel Zwieback, $150; —
Ninety per cent of the Jewish Frank A. Wetsman, $100; R. Zuie-
564 Winder Street
Rabbi Judah L. Levin.
Phone Cadillac 0048
population participated in the elec. , back, $250; Morris Rosenstein, $200;
Lions. The Jewish communist press David Oppenheim, $250; Ilenry N.
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points out that for the first time' Weinstein, $300; B. Utchenick, $100;
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Jewish women were elected to the Kop YR $200; A. Ackerman
Soviets and it is the first time that $100; Fred M. Butzel, $750; Julius
Mr. =
certain classes of the population Berman, $500; J. Warren, $100;
which were hitherto unrepresented and Mrs. H. Greenberg. $300; Eli =
, Lightstone, $100; 51. Reichstein Sons,
participated in the elections.
There were lively discussions and $150; M. Gunsberg & Sons, $120; M.
fights with the Zionists on account ! Kaufman, $100; Alex Immerman,
of the elections, the communist press, $200; Joseph Modell, $200; Jacob
states. Lipshinsky, $100; Louis Smith, $300;

tional sympathies, so important in the
solution of many contemporary poli-
tical problems. The Jewish love for
culture, the self 'sacrifice which Jew-
ish parents will make to raise their
children above their own educational
level, already have won for Jews the
admiration of the world, while in the
Jewish love for peace may eventually
be found the solution to war.
"To preserve these four Jewish
characteristics and to become interna-
tional propagandists for peace is the
Jewish mission on earth," Prof. Gol-
denweiser declared in conclusion.

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