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Brae, Ira
Meyers, Henry
Ackerman, A.
Agree, Charles
Atlas, Edward
Agree, Mrs.
lon
Alexander, Milton
Americo Show Cam Company
Barnett. Al.
Bernstein, Dr. P. M
Berlin, David
Berlin, William
Bielfleld, Harry
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Keno, Maurice A
Eng., Clarence
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Ettlinver, Max
Finsterwahl. Adolph
Friedman, David
Fiohmen, St,
Prank, Mrs. Harry
Frank, Mrs. Samuel
Friedman. Henry
Friedman, Mrs. C
Frank. Joseph
Franklin, II. Seymour
Gates, Sam
Goldberg. Mrs. Hannah
Goodman Broc
Gordon, Milton
Gerson, Barry
Gerson, Samuel
Gittlemrt, H. 1'
Gittleman, Sol
Glazer, A.
Goldberg, Benjamin
Goldberg. Irving
Gross, Nathan ,
Crank. I
Greernberg, J. IC
Grossmen. Arthur
Hanelth, Jacob
Merman. Milton
Howl,. Alvin D
Drael, Theodora
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Reid., Hymn
Kavans, Samuel
Kaplan. Ilyman .
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Kaufman, M.
Klein. Aaron
Koppel, Dr.
Ku, Sr.
Levin, Abr. J
Lightstone, Ell
Levin, Jerob
Liochit•ky. Jaeob
Levin, Jacob
Levitt, lenry
London, Israel J
Marshes sky. Abraham
Meryrovat, David
Newman,
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Neiderlender, David
Osnoo, Sam
Perlman Sol
Fisrah Lodge, No, 54
Pulls& 5.
Polk .% S. A
Rabinolita, E.
Mod, Samuel
River•ide Machinery Depot
Rrte, A. 11
Rosenthal, Arthur
Saratohn
Souk J. 8
Schneider, Man
&heart, J.
Schwertz,
Sete. Jacob
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Stone, Sidney
Smith. Chad.
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man talents and abilities are pretty
fairly distributed among all races, and
their development depends upon op-
portunity rather than upon heredi-
tary determination. Given the oppor-
tunity, the Negro race can develop
25 scientists, artists, engineers, and mer-
chants as abundantly as the white
On Friday evening, April 16, Mr
16 race can. Dr. Karl Kautsky has
and Mrs. Henry Entin of Sixth street
26
as pointed out in his work "A re the Jews entertained with a card party.
25 a Race!" that the mental character-
25 istics, such as mercantile ability and
On Monday evening, April 26, Mt.
Pa
like, usually ascribed to the Jew Sinai Synagogue is planning a Pales-
25 the
25 as a race are merely the traits of a tine appeal banquet. Mr. Butzel of
25 class of people common to all races- Detroit will be one of the speakers of
25 the city-dwelling class.
the evening.
If the Jews constitute neither a to-
ss
ss ligion HOC a race, what are they then?
Members of the Monday Nite Club
By what unifying principle are they
25
held together? The same question motored to Eastwood Inn on Wednes.
day
evennig, April 14, where a very
25 could ,of course, be asked of even the
pleasant evening was spent.
25 most sharply defined social units of
today. Take England. The English
Mr. and Mrs. Entin are planning a
25 are neither all of one religion nor all
25 of one race. What, then, makes them pay-to-play bridge party to be held on
English? The answer is that despite Saturday, April 24, for the benefit of
5 . the fact that in reality the English the Mt. Sinai building fund. Every-
25 are not homogeneous, nevertheless one is welcome.
25 they imagnie themselves to be home-
genvous, and the world as a whole
The Ladies•Auxiliary is planning a
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25 imagines them to be so. In defining social for the next meeting, which
26 a group, imagination is the decisive] will be held on May 4. Gentlemen
factor. So it is with the Jews. Scat- are invited.
26
tered and diverse as they have been
2 6 through so many centuries, the Jt ws
of the world have always imagined
25 themselves to be one, and the world ish group is in a position to serve all
mankind. Mr. Maurice Samuels be-
25
25 has always looked on them as one. lieves we are distinguished by the tra-
Therefore, we are one. The Jews of dition of taking life seriously. These
modern times, then, are a group of ideals are all, however, part and par-
25 people, sub-groups of which are to be
cel of Jewish religion.
25 found over every part of the earth
It is in order to preserve these re-
F, 5 which are diverse in religious organi- ligious and social ideals that we seek
g zation and racial composition; but a Jewish homeland in Palestine and
25 which nevertheless believe themselves that we maintain Jewish education,
zs to constitute a homogeneous group, and Jewish worship, and Jewish fam-
and which the rest of the world re- ily solidarity everywhere. Palestine
p s garde as homogeneous. It is not is being replanted, of course, out of
25 necessary that it be labelled race, ne- a terrible inexorable physical need;
n tion or nationality. It is unique. Its but its finest fruit will be the full de-
N unity is derived partly by pressure velopment of the spiritual tradition
25 front without, partly by ideal tra-
of the Jew.
25 ditions from within. These common
Judaism, in its broadest sense, is
ideals persist despite diversities in re- the religion of the Jewish group, In
p s ligious forms. They are not only the its name all that is finest in the Jew
zs teachings of the Bible, but also the has been evokes!. In its name the Jew
25 living ideals derived front centuries has rendered whatever service he has
of common experience. Pr. Golden- been able to render to the world.
Jame.
26 weiser, who is not affiliated with Juda- Therefore, for the Jew one religion
25 ism as a religion, nevertheless believes
cannot be as good as another. For
himself to be a product of the Jewish the Jew, only Judaism will serve.
tradition of love of learning. Lad-
0 25 wig Lewisohn, another non-religious
Too many sacks are the death of
25 Jew believes that the genuine love of
peace is a tradition by which the Jew- the ass.
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60 Rosenberg, Max
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50 Sisterhood of Temple Sloth El
50 Solovich Broe.
50 Stern, Morrie
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60 Sad., Morrie
50 Saute, Mrs. Jacob
Shapero, Morris
50 Schott, Sidney .
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no Sobel Agency, Inc
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20 Solomon lime.
30 Solomon, Louie
30 Sperling. Lem
35 Steinberg, Marton
30 Stern, M. D
25 Siolarsky. Joe
25 United News Company
25 Van Vliet, Leon
25 Wagner. Charles
25 Wine, Al.
25 Wis Joseph M
25 Weesler, Max
25 Weingerden, Joe
25 Wertie, Mr. and Mrs. David B
25 Wilbur, David
25 Wane. Julia
25 Woolmere Scrap Iron and Metal Co
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25 Wolfe, J. M
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25 Zemon, Mrs. D.
25 Zeldes, Jack
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The man who wears this
badge comes to your home
to serve you. It is his busi-
ness to see that you receive
good gas service. There are
many such men and they are
ready to respond to your need
for gas service at any time.
You will find them skilled
mechanics of the highest type
of public service employees —
courteous and responsible.
DETROIT CITY GAS CO.
Chs.. W. Bennett, Vice Pres. and Oen. liar.
Clifford at Bagley
BRANCHES.
Boulevard
Central Motors Bldg.
Hamtramck
9707 Joseph Camp.
Wyandotte-76 North Biddle Ana.
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senger Sedan is illustrat-
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popular of the eight besot!.
ul and distinguished
Packard Six body types.
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were far more than double
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What is the Jew?
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Fun-Foo. There are brown Jews in
Arabia and India. There are black
Jews in Abyssinia. It has become
customary to speak of the Jews as Se-
25 mites. At any rate, those who dislike
2 5 Jews call themselves anti-Semites.
2 ' But there is not a Jew in Congrega-
15 tion Beth El who has any of the physi-
25 cal characteristics of a Semite. Only
25 a small proportion of the Jews of the
25
world the Jews of Africa and of
Yfi Asia, are Semites. It is a well-known
2 5 fact that the Arabs in Palestine do
100 Carlstein. Dr. A
25 not regard the new Russian-Jewish
100 , Cohen. Harry
colonists as fellow-Semites. "You are
a 100 , Ch egi, Jciseph
25 not Semites," the Arabs say to the
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25 Chalutzim, "you are a fair-skinned
ton Denison, Frank
1001 Detroit Auto Part+
1 race—you are Slays or Nordics, but
100 ' Diamond. Louis
25 not Semites." There you have an epi-
100; r.,..66.1,. M.
25 tome of the tragedy of the Jew—driv-
100 , Dorb. Louis
, en out of Europe because he is a Se-
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21 mite, told in Asia that he is not a Se-
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The Jewish nose or the hooked nose,
1 0, Erman, Samuel
25
1 0, Eder.
der. Mr. •nd Mrs. Loo k
25 as Dr. Goldenweiser pointed out, is not
00 Edwerds, M ut
a Semitic characteristic at all. The
1 100 Elbinger, Mara
Semites of Arabia have a straight
1 00 Feldstein. Albert
100
S
IS nose. The Jewish nose is not even a
100 Fursteinherg. Maurice J
Jewish
characteristic. It is to be
25
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25 found in only about 20 per cent of all
100 Fearing, I•adore
the Jews of the world.
1 " Frinkel. Nathan
IS
1 " Faulk. Iten
There seems to he no physical char-
25
100 Fenster, S. D
acteristics by which the Jews of the
25
Fidler. Sam
25
world
may be identified as a race,
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Finsterwald. Miles
76 Frank. Seymour
2 5 The Jews of each country look more
Fredland. I
r, like their Gentile countrymen than
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26 like the Jews of any other country.
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Gabermans
Gittleson, John J
IS The Jews of Italy resemble Italians
Gladstone. L. & Sons
25 more than they resemble Russian
zs .
4: Gabes, Israel
26 J ews.
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variety of physical character-
variety
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25 istics is explained partly by variety
;:Cocker, Meurice
;: Gellman. J.
of habitat and partly by blood admix-
Gelato, Albert
25 tures. Professor 11rdlicka of the
2 : Garrett, Maurice
26 Smithsonian Institute says that racial
2 16 Gittlen.n, Mrs. Sol
characteristics of a people change not
26 Gerson. S. J
22 Glick. Benjamin
only through intermingling with other
Goldberg. Albert
25 races but also through change of en-
65 Goldman. A.
vironment• So the Jews may have
60 Goldman. If.
Goldman. Hyman
lost their Semitic features merely by
It
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ts leaving the neighborhood of Arabia
Goodman. Harry
II
25 and migrating into Europe. But there
II Goose. David
has undoubtedly gone on a great
ga Gordon, ft. IL.
50 Grant. Lovett If
25 mingling between the blood of the Jew
nenjt Company
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25 and that of other peoples. We know
that in the days of Jesus the Jews car-
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p i vied on a great proselytizing propa-
g o Goort. David .......
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ss ganda among the Greeks and Romans.
Ilex
In Grossman.
25 The converts must have intermarried
in Goole. Morris
with the Jews. We know also that in
60 Greenberg, David
60 Greenberg, Man
25 the Middle Ages Southern Russia was
II Hartman, Andrew
:a occupied by • Tartar race called the
60 Hersh, L.
Chazarswho were converted in a
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body to J Judaism. There, too, must
Company
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have intermarried with Jews. From
as Berstein.
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the physical standpoint, then, the Jews
to Ifarwith. Rose
are not a race.
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As for mental characteristics, no
80 liorowits. Jacob
II
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anthropologist in sread standing at-
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tempts to rttribute any mental or
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The reason for this greatly in-
creased demand for Packard
Six comfort, beauty and dis-
tinction is simple. An ever-
growing proportion of the pub-
lic is learning three important
facts.
These facts are:
First. That the Packard Six is
not high in price, costing far
less than most men think. For
example, the five - passenger
sedan is but $2702.16 deliver.
ed at your door.
Second. That the Packard Six
may be bought on a liberal pay-
ment plan which distributes
its cost over a year. For exam-
ple, the down payment on the
five passenger sedan is $701.74,
from which is deducted the val-
ue of the used car turned in.
The monthly payments are
then but $184.23
Third. That it is better business
and real economy to buy a
good car and keep it twice as
long than to buy a succession
of low-priced yearly-models
cars—and pay in depreciation
more than is saved in the first
cost. For example, the car
most frequently turned in by
Packard Six buyers has been
driven an average of only
15,087 miles!
Those thousands who bought
Packard Six cars last year ex-
pect to keep them at least twice
as long as the cars they turned
ill. And 98`; of those who
bought Packard cars during
the past six years are still Pack-
ard owners.
Packard Six ownership Costs
less by the mile. May we tell
you more about this famous
car? We will be glad to do it
while you ride in one.
Our telephone number at our Jeffer-
son Avenue Branek is Cadillac 7000
ask for Mr. Farrington.
Our Woodward Avenue Branch is
Empire 7123, ask for Mr. Reck.
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY
DETROIT BRANCH
674 E. Jefferson Ave. Cadillac 7000 8500 Woodward Ave. Empire 7123
Hart Motor Sales, 17005 Grand River Ave. Redford 547.
PACKARD
Ask The Man Who Owns One