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Lodge, and as the space is limited,
1 the
committee urges that they be

sent imediately to Bud Blum, 1120
Detroit Savings Bank building.

Perfection Lodge No. 4n6. F. and
A. M., will give a roadhouse party j
Thursday night, July 21, at then
Northwood Inn. ('oming, as it
does, on the night of the Dempsey-
Sharkey fight, a special radio will
Ix' installed at Northwood Inn over
which the returns will be heard.
Reservations must be made
through members of Perfection

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SETTLEMENT NEAR Pontiac Notes
IN SAPIRO CASE

Dr. Albert J. Altman announces Announcement Withheld As
the opening of offices for the gen.
Attorneys Continue
eral practice of dentistry at 913
Conferences.
East Forest avenue. Dr. Altman
is also associated with Dr. S. S.
CHICAGO--Aaron Sapiro, back
Gerendasy at 976 Maccabees
from an extended trip into Cana-
Building.
da, practically admitted that his
$1,000,000 libel suit against Henry
i Ford will be withdrawn.
Na sIA NW A W SIMISW4W CIIMSLW
Sapiro was asked this question:
"What effect will Mr. Ford's pub-

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AARON SAPIRO

Mrs. B. Goldstein of Ottawa
drive entertained with two tables.
of bridge in honor of Mrs. A. Cap-
lan of Indianapolis, Ind., who was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Meyer. High scores were won by
Mrs. David Goldfarb of Flint and
Mrs. J. Levin.

NATIONAL LEADERS
GIVE OPINIONS ON
FORD REPUDIATION

Mrs. Alex. Elbling has just re-
turned from Rochester, N. Y.,
where she was the guest of rela-
tives for the past six weeks.

frank and honest admission of
your mistaken views, reveals a big-
ness in character which we have
a right to expect from a man of
your achievements. Our Talmud
teaches us that the height of no-
bility is attained by the man who
voluntarily repents of his mistakes
and you, Mr. Ford, are now living
up to one of the finest traditions
of our ancient faith. Your state-
ment declares that you did not
know about these unjustified libels
against the Jewish people pub-
lished in your magazine and broad-
cast to the ends of the earth in
your name. Neither, Mr. Ford,
will you ever know the widespread
injury they have wrought upon the
Jewish people everywhere. But
now you will learn the wonderful
good you have accomplished by
your straightforward repudiation
of all that has gone before and
your honest admission of your mis-
take. Throughout the world your
significant deed of today will be
applauded.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Solomon of
lie apology for the anti-Semitic
Now Right in the heart of the picnic and ex
O policy of the Dearborn Independ- Syracuse, N. Y. are the guests of
e
their children, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
cursion season, the products of Gunsberg should
upon the retrial of your
Solomon.
be on every tongue and enjoyed by every palate.
or
Pure — Wholesome — No coloring matter used.
Sapiro replied: "I certainly
have no desire to cause Mr. Ford
• any embarrassment whatsoever,
• and I mean that to apply from 'all
0. • standpoints.'
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"I have faith in Mr. Ford's sense
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▪ of justice. and I believe. now that
he has been informed of the scope, Bible collapse caused by a weaken-
%.106.14VAWSW4 WateWCas.Ws,%9A.N.WW•wdAltAst purpose and accomplishments of ing of the foundations. As the
co.operative marketing, he will en- hours passed, however, a calm at-
dorse it. because he will know it mosphere was returning to the
"City of Peace."
is sound in principle.
A scientific record of the earth-
"It took a tremendous amount
of courage for Mr. Ford to make quake made by seismograph ap-
his retraction. It shows that funda- paratus in Tel Aviv, shows that the
mentaly he wants to do what is earthquake moved from north to
right. I think his statement re- south. A temporary survey has
moves much of the sting of the disclosed the approximate extent
Independent's policy in the past of the damage.
DR. HENRY MOSKOWITZ. Mr.
Reports received from Tel Aviv,
six years."
Ford's apology and retraction of
Sapiro said the negotiations for Haifa and Tiberias confirm the
his unfounded charges against the
an out-of-court settlement were previous menages that these cities
Jews is an event of international
in charge of William Gallagher, were not affected by the shock.
In addition to the dead in the cit- importance. No one familiar with
j his attorney, and as he (Sapiro)
the literature and the tactics of
had been away for some time he ies, there were a number of casul-
the anti-Semites throughout the
does not know their present status. ties in the villages. No definite in-
world can fail to appreciate this
"It is my sincere belief Mr. Ford formation as to the number has
The retraction ii an open confes-
I did not know just what his own been ascertained.
The Institute of Jewish Studies sion of the sin against indicting an
people were doing," said Sapiro.
entire people, whether Jew or
established
through
the
generosity
"That was the reason I considered
Gentile, and his statement should
it vitally important to have Mr. of American Jews, and the Depart-
do much to enforce the lesson of
Ford go on the stand in my suit— ment of Chemistry, suffered most
democracy that if we are to ren-
just to bring out the point that he when the Hebrew University build-
der judgment it must be upon the
ings
on
the
Mount
of
Olives
were
wasn't aware of the articles. His
merits or demerits of an individual
retraction accomplishes that. It shaken .
and not the collective group to
The
buildings
of
the
two
insti-
demonstrates his integrity of char-
which he belongs.
acter. Ile courageously repudi- tutes of the Hebrew University
ated
m e. things done in his own were badly cracked and experiment-
al machinery in the Chemistry De-
ABRAM I. ELKUS of New
partment was destroyed. The dam- York: His welcome concession of
age
in
the
Hebrew
University
was
wrongdoing,
however long delayed,
SHEFFIELD, Mass. — Herman
Bernstein, author and editor, estimated at several thousand clears the air. This is a frank
pounds.
statement.
So far, so good. It
plaintiff in a $200,000 libel action
Research work at the Hebrew remains to be seen whether Mr.
against Henry Ford and the Dear-
University had to be discontinued Ford by his deeds justifies his
born Independent, which still is
due to the serious damage to the speech.
pending, declined to comment on
buildings and equipment. Dr. Ju-
the Detroit manufacturer's state-
dah L Magnes, formerly of New
ment announcing discontinuance
HENRY ALEXANDER, assist-
York, who is dean of the univer-
by the publication of "all articles
ant district attorney, New York
sity, announced that the lectures
hostile to the Jewish people."
county: The American public is
would have to be continued until
"Henry Ford's statement speaks
hardly likely to be fooled by Mr.
•
for itself," Mr. Bernstein said. "I
Ford's belated efforts to right him-
the city.
have no comment to make at this
The Institute of Jewish Studies self with the Jewish citizens of
time.
this country. The collapsing sales
is conducted on the income of a
of his present model indicate that
$500.00) fund established by Felix
Ford realizes that a bigoted attack
M Warburg and administered by
on the Hebrew element of the
,the New York Community Trust.
United States was commercially as
A fund of $250,000 was created by
the late Sol Rosenbloom of Pitts- well as morally resented by all
burgh. Upon his death Mrs. Roo- fairminded citizens. The issuance
enbloom donated the amount of of an apology coincidentally with
$7,00.000 to erect a building to house the announcement of a new model
the institute. will therefore fail to achieve his
desired object.

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UCCESSFUL contract hauling operators depend mainly on
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Their business was built up entirely on the policy of giving
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insuring profit for the operator, and in recognition of this the Bell
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on a regular schedule,carrying approximately ten tons on a semi-
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The recent addition to the International line of a complete
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Sweeping aside all precedent in
public favor, the three entirely
new series of Nash cars displayed
by dealers throughout the country
last week were given the greatest
public reception ever accorded in
the 11 years' history of the Nash
Motors Company. Outspoken ap-
proval and enthusiasm were voiced
by thousands who crowded the
Nash showrooms from New York
to San Francisco and from Win-
nipeg to Palm Beach, and the pub-
lic indorsement was made in the
substantial form of record-break-
ing sales.

A. C. Krenz

DETROIT

, color

sctoinI
ntbeidnataiopnpsrov'aaelrebya"t'h":: who
thronged the showroom-,
i even
greater amazement was
rusied
over the almost unh.
smooth performance of ti•. cars
by those who had an 01,1•rtunity
to drive them.

Beware of one who
laughing, as a fool; a ,
who never laughs, as a

iays
' one

But from those hundreds of pounds
are selected just a few ounces of the
choicest leaves 'Ind that is the
tea for the king.

Several prominent Jewish lead-
ers, including Nathan Straus, Sam-
uel Untermyer and Otto 11. Kahn,
declined to comment on Mr. Ford's
statement.

From countless parts of the world
come many fine tobaccos. And from
all these different corners, there are
selected certain very choice ones ...
You get this wonderful choice selec-
tion in

EUROPE WELCOMES
FORD RETRACTION

(Continued from first page.)

called "Protocals of the Learned
Elders of Zion," long since proven
an international forgery.
What purported to be Henry
Ford's "International Jew' was
translated from the Dearborn In-
dependent text into German (by
Theodor Fritsch, German anti-
Semitic leader and editor of Per
Hammer), Hungarian, Roumanian,
Serbian, Swedish, Arabic, Polish
and Russian. The distribution of
these translations was brought
about through organizations like
the Ilakenkreuzler, the Awaken-
ing Magyars and all the national,
chauvinistic factions in European
states, making anti-Semitism their
major policy.
Leaders of all shades of Jewish
thought in Europe expressed relief
at the announcement that the
'nightmare of European anti-Sem-
ites has been removed and, as a
means of preventing the further
spread of racial hatred and preju-
dice, the publications purporting
to bear Ford's name will be with-
drawn in the United States. Jew-
ish leaders of the European com-
munities express the hope that this
decision of Mr. Ford will also ex-
tend to the translations of his "In-
ternational Jew."

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Clara Bow, the "It" girl and the
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per" types, is seen on the Regent
creen this week in the title role of
Rough House Rosie," her newest
tarring vehicle, in which she is
upported by several favorite play-
rs. Adapted from Normally
J ohnson's Saturday Evening Post
tory of the same name, "Rough
louse Rosie" affords the liewiti
ng Clara many opportunities t
d isplay her skill and ability as an
a dress.
Wesley Eddy, "The Prince of 110.
k um," struts some new numbers.
Billy Walsh and Patricia Clarke of-
er a comedy novelty, "Ask Me An-
0 ther;" Eyer and Chellman present
'A Castilian Romance" backed
dreamy love songs and beautiful
settings. The Garner Sisters, Ruth
and Hope, former Detroit vocalist•,
and other novelties round out th
tage bill. An Edgar A. Gin
• 'poem in motion," and other
hies complete the program offend
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DR. JULIAN MORGENSTERN,
president of the Hebrew Union
College: It is hard to believe that
a man as responsible as Mr. Ford
did not know what was being
printed in his paper. Ile should
have said what he said long ago,
especially as his attention had
been called to this matter in one
way and another for years.

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"The crowning actin,. o rit of
C. W. Nash," was the rat meat
expressed by public ; ■ 10
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MAYOR MURRAY SEASON-
GOOD of Cincinnati: I was very
glad to hear that Mr. Ford has
learned that his utterances against
the Jews were unfounded. This
is not the first time in history that
a person has made assertions and
later realized their mistakes.

DANIEL FROHMAN, New York
theatrical producer: Mr. Ford's
statement will meet with universal
Morris Fishman. vice-president acceptance, of course. But it
of the Detroit Life Insurance would seem that it comes at rather
j Company and head of the Fishman ■ late date. It seems to me that
agency of that company, is known he ought to have known a long
I among his friends and associates time ago the attitude of his paper.
as somewhat of a philosopher. Last But now that this repudiation has
!year when some of the automobile come I am sure that everybody
!plants closed, he foresaw that a will rejoice in the fact that Mr.
lull in business was inevitable, but Ford has finally come to his senses.
he turned optimistically to his as.
iodates and said: "Despite changes JULIUS ROSENWALD, ChB-
' in business and industrial condi- sago philanthropust: Mr. Ford
I tions the Detroit Life. through the statement is very greatly belated.
whole-hearted co-operation of its It would have been more to his
j agency force. will continue its credit had it been written five
years ago. It seems almost impos-
march of nrogress.."
That Mr. Fishman's prophecy sible to believe he has not been
came true is reflected in the fig- deluged with evidence on the very
ores of the first six months of facts he now seems to realize are
1927, which have just been re- true. But it is never too late to
leased. The total new business make amends and I congratulate
CLEARANCE SALE
written during the first half of ' Mr. Ford that he has at last seen
the year was $13,5500,000. Mr. the light. Ile will find that the
14584 li•ernois A•enue
Fishman's agency wrote over $3,- spirit of forgiveness is not entirely
Sash, Doors. Interior Finish,
7,00.000 insurance during the same' a Christian virtue, but is equally
Rough Lumber. Very cheap.
rieriod. June, which is knowr as a Jewish virtue.
•
"President's Month," in honor of l
its president. M. E. O'Brien. saw I JOSEPH BARONDESS, New
1, 0,1.502.000 written by the entire' York real estate operator and Jew-
company, a remarkable feat in , ish leader: Thousands of victims
" view of present conditions. This of Henry Ford's propaganda
was made possible through the en., against the Jews lie in their graves
ergetic campaign made by the throughout the world. particularly
Fishman agency, which won first in Turkey, Hungary. Russia a nt
place in the contest. other countries of Europe. But
the Jewish people hold no grudg,
GRAHAM BROTHERS REPORT and now that Mr. Ford has real-
Vir••h.ntiton
HIGHEST SALES RECORD lied his mistake I am sure that
Boule•ard
Jews the world over will glad:y
ad o n ne
June sales shipments of Graham forgive and forget.
Hotel Stetter
Brothers trucks and commercial
can to Dodge Brothers dealers ARTHUR GARFIELD HAYS.
who sell and service them through- New York attorney and liberal: It
out the world broke all previous , was a courageous thing to do. I
monthly records for the year, the feel that Mr. Ford sincerely de•
company announces. sired to apologize.
The total of 5.710 Graham
Brothers units produced and ship-, MAURICE BLOCH, assembly-
ped during the 24 working days of man and minority leader of the
on our entire
the month exceeded the record lower house at Albany, said he
month of May and brought Gra- , was glad that Mr. Ford had seen
stock of
ham Brother, sales for the first six "the error of his ways."
Men's & Boys' Fancy Suits
months of the year to the huge
total of 29.677 trucks and nom-' FL G. ENELOW, rabbi of Tern- •
Men's & Boys' Blue Suits
mercial cars. plc Emanu-El, New York City,
The June record is all the more president of the Central Confer-
Men's & Boys' Tropical
noteworthy when it is known that enc. of American Rabbis, in •
Suits
in previous peon trucks sales in : telegram to Henry Ford: Pleas;
genera have shown • falling of accept my congratulations on your
Men's
&
Boys'
Straw Hats
in June over earlier months of the manly and patriotic act in repudi-
year. Graham Brothers 1927 sales sting the anti-Jewish campaign of
Men's Golf Suits
the
Dearborn
Independent,
and
curve, however, has shown an op -
ward trend since Jan. 1 and deal- apology for it. May your example
Men's & Boys' Bathing
en report that prospects are, help to stop religious and racial
Suits
bright for even higher sales dur-t antagonism and contribute to the
spread of good will and fellow.
mg the second half of the year.
Men's Fancy Shirts
, ship the world over.
A will is even more dangerous
Men's & Boys' Fancy
Olin a doctor. More pete have JUDGE HENRY M. FISHER of
Neckwear
Behween Calvert ousl1 died because they made t ir will Chicago: Henry Ford shows him-
self to be • man of real character.
than because they were sick.
Collingwood.

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PUBLIC APPROVAL
GREETS NEW NASH

Ile is repentant and asks to be for-
given. There is a Jewish religious
axiom that the gates of prayer are
open for the repentant sinner to
the last moments of his life. I am
ALFRED M. COHEN, president
glad Mr. Ford is alive, and will
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Steinman reap the joy of righting the almost of the Independent Order of B'nai
have as their guest Mrs. .lulius unforgiveable wrong he visited B'rith, who is now visiting the Eu-
Mussoff and daughter of Bronx, upon the Jewish people.
ropean lodges of the order, has
N. Y., and Mildred Benson of
gent the following cabled comment
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MITCHELL MAY, Justice of from Prague, Czecho-Slovakia, on
the Supreme Court of New York, Henry Ford's recantation of the
Mrs. Sarah Meyer of Rochester,
attacks on Jews published in the
N. Y., is the guest of her children, head of the Brooklyn Federation Dearborn Independent: Henry
of Jewish Charities, said that Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meyer.
Ford's statement showed that he Ford will prove true his contrition
•ilS "the big man his friends have if he follows his request for for-
The children's Sundae School
giveness by dedicating himself and
picnic of Temple Beth Jacob was asserted him to be by taking the some of his enormous means to
manly
position that he has made
held at Barnett's summer home.
the service of removing prejudice
Mrs. M. W. Kollin was chairman an error and wishes to be forgiven. against Jews and other peoples
Prizes for the various games were While the wounds are deep and his based on ignorance such as he niw
attacks have caused touch pain and
won by Marjorie Meyer, Lucille
confesses.
Kollin, Josephine Lewis, Noel suffering, our people must accept'
his statement."
Buckner and Arthur Munson.
SAMUEL. PHILLIPSON. promi-
BENJAMIN WINTER, presi- nent Chicago merchant: Louis
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fink and Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Wolfman will dent 1 , f the Federation of l'olish Marshall should get the credit for
spend a fortnight at Charlevoix, Jewish in America. in a telegram this, Ile worked on it for years.
to Mr. Ford: Jews in America This retraction shows Ford real-
5lich.
hail your complete repudiation of ized he has been seeing wrong,
Mrs. Ben Elbling and Miss Rosa the anti-Semitic campaign carried and' also he was being led by
Isenberg will spend a week at on in your name throughout the someone to do what he did. We
world. Your statement, in its are glad he is getting sensible.
South Haven.

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It requires greater strength to con-
fess a wrong than to commit it.
But I see a greater significance
than in the mere retraction. I am
hopeful that this is an evidence of
a breakdown generaly of an un-
American spirit which has become
so evident throughout the country
since the war. It is a return to a
saner and more genuinely Amen-
can spirit of tolerance.

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