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piLI)entorrip ■ ist! ffiRON
J. N. F. FLOWER DAY
REPORTED SUCCESS
GREECE BARS JEWS; I HIGHLAND PARK PAPERI
BLAME CHARGED TO 'PICKS HER AS EDITOR
GREEK K. K. K. GROUP I Miss Ekie Feldman, daughter of
Kaufman
the r rier
1:) , I, r.L.aild Mrs. George Feldman of
-, A arrinal park, has been chosen
in addition to the relay.
SECOND ANNUAL TRACK'
All entries must be 12 at the
FIELD MEET OF CENTER ',wish Center by June 2,
WILL BE HELD ON JULY 1
GRADUATION CLASS
The second annual track and
TO HOLD EXERCISES
field meet of the Jewish Centers
1—.siation will be held at full
fund at once without question.
• Distribution of 3,000 Boxes I eld, Sunday, July I, at 2:30 p.
Thereupon native born American
Is
Next
Planned
assengers were given the privi-
The following will be the senior
sore of landing upon the payment
Activity.
events: 75 and 220 yard dashes,
II lea yx
of $1.25 for visas. This privilege
-
standing and running broad jumps,
denied to naturalized Anwri-
Abraham Lachover, chairman high jump, Al It limit, re - toy.
I
Reliable"
can citizens of the Jewish faith
)
of the • Jewish
the Flower Day
The intermediate events: 50 and
whose passports gave
ve us the land
National Fund held on June 3, re- loo yard dances, standing and run-
of their birth Poland or Russia.
I ports that $916 has been received ning broad jumps, high jump, shot
Storage
The officials at the port refused to
thus far, and with the proceeds of put, relay.
divulge the reasons for their stand.
Remodeling
I boxes not yet received the total
Gold and. silver medals will be
Mrs. Kliegler, wife of Dr. Kliegler,
, sum is expected to reach $1,000. awarded for first and :second
Repairing
I
professor of bacteriology of the
Prizes for highest amounts col, P IACI,. The team scoring the high-
Hebrew University, persisted in
leered will be awarded to the fol- est number of points will be WAWA-
demanding an answer and finally
lowing: Mrs. S. Newman and
tr.phy. Each member • lim-
1011 Twelfth.
received the following reply daughters of 1728 Hazelwood aye- it u • I t
tra -k and tw
field
Euclid 2420
"Well, madame, if you insist, it is
nue, representing the Ladies Aux-
becauseryou are an Israelite." To
iliary of the Nat ions! Fund, who
her further export ulations, he de-
collected $04; Dora Saperstein,
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s
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clared, "Madame, I haVe no ears."
Sam Glass and B. Lerman, repre •
According to 11r. Honor, this is
Hunting the Ye-ire Zion, whose •
not the first instance of its kind in
boxes contained $53.31; Mrs. A.
recent months.
Snudlo, 2002 Clemens, represent- •' -
Calla G
Free Country.
ins the Women's league of the
When these details were brought
United librew Schools, with a box
to the attention of the consul-gen-
containing $26.34. These prize
eral of Greece by a preresentative
winners represent the three most - mI.
of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
active groups in the Jewish Na-
ELSIE FELDMAN
he expressed his surprise, declar-
tional Fund work in Detroit.
That's what e veryone says after
taking our treatments.
ing that such an incident was im- managing editor of the Spectator,
Captains of Stations.
Invent in Health.
possible in his country. "Greece," Highland Park high school stn-
Captains of various stations on
he insisted, "is the freest country dents weekly.
Flower Day were: II. Goldberg, S.
Gynastica
in the world. There is absolutely
Miss Feldman, who is a member Newsman, Mrs P. Slomovitz, Mrs.
Massages
TM discrimination practiced against of the class of 1920, was formerly Jacob Oppenheim, Mr. Opp•nheim,
Handball Courts
the
Jews.
We
are
all
members
of
chief
editor of the Beth El Lite, M. Lachover, Miss C. Rmfler of
loor Burna•Gray Bldg.
Lanni rath F
one family. In Greece we have issued by Temple Beth El. Fol- Young Emanuel and Mrs. Max
51265 GRISWOLD
the
greatest
admiration
for
the
lowing
graduation from high Weksler.
Clifford 2014
Cadillac 4969
Jews. They are prosperous, im- schoel, she expects to enter the
A celebration for all workers
portant to the economic and in- Universit: of Nliehigan and to who participated in Flower Day
dustrial welfare of the country, a study journalism. is planned by the committee in
thoroughly progressive element in
charge.
Eat Your Meals at
the community.
In addition to numerous organ-
"The Jewish citizens are free to
izations and youth clubs, whose .e :
enter all the careers. All possible
members
participated in the
KOSHER RESTAURANT
posts are open to them. There is
Flower Day activities, the commit-
Try Our Home-Like Meal.
nothing to bar a Jew from becom-
tee receiving the cu-operation of
8832 TWELFTH STREET
ing even the prime minister of
The Hebrew Week and Hebrew Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of 4:.
The same inimitable Pohl Cuisine will
Greece."
Day, which had foe their purpose the United Hebrew Schools, and
merad
The stupidity of some subordi- to make propaganda for the re- ninny pupils of the schools en-
nates, which has neither the vied of the lielnew language and rolled as volunteers.
knowledge nor tne consent of the literature in the United States and
Addresses in synagogues and
authorities, is the only explana- raise funds for the support of the before many organizations, prior
V. C. DAILEY tion which Consul-General Ma- Hebrew publications "Ilailoar" to Flower Day, were delivered by
S. M. SHORR
chores could offer for the inci- and "Shevilei Ilachinach," \Vat'. Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, A. D.
, ■ ••
dent.
successful in Detroit. Markson, N. Croll, Joseph Haggai,
Speaker': were sent to sync- A. J. Koffman and A. Lachover.
Action by Jewish Congress.
"The matter must be looked vogues, to meetings of lodges, and Organications and Their Workers.
The organizations and their
"See Shorr Dailey"
into at once," he insisted. He re- a flag day was arranged on 51a$ 1
workers who participated in the
iterated his regret that the inci- 13, when $4110 was collected.
participated
lent should have occurred and par-
Four organizations
Flower Day were:
1.11es' Aukiliary of the Jewish Na-
ticularly that no opportunit y nad in this work, the Hebrew Teachers't
n.nd. Mro. S. Newman and tire-
been offered to the Greek govern- L'nion the Kvutzah fvrith, the tivosl
ay. Mr. Faxstein, Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. Ilay-
ment to make amends before mak- Union of the Orthodox Rabbis, and nolo. A. Harmon, C. (widen, I. balinger.
SERVICE STATION
ing the matter public.
the alumni of the United Hebrew S. Kraft, Mrs. A. Silver, Mrs. S. Cabot. t.
is
G. Warfel.
Ile assured the interviewer that Schools.
Arlington 8580
D. Lobar, Krell. Rose
Zeire Zion:
had the Americans conferred with
The success of the undertaking Feiss. Sophia Tenney, Abe Lachover. M
Dexter and Waverly
higher authorities at the Greek is ascribed to the energetic and de- Epstein. II. Alpine, Dora Saperslesn.
1 port, special orders for their ad- voted work of the secretary of the see Gauss. ti. Lerman. E. Mendelson.
moat. Schwab. A. Freedman. L. Hort-
Hebrew Teachers' Union, Michael
mission would have been issued.
Han
d
Action on the matter was de- Michlin, who has been active in
-
Miss Mehra:L.
Enhitanalty, Mra.
Ile-
cided upon by the American Jew- all enterprises in behalf of
Mix. 'Tonkin, Mire Rlotnick, E. Freed.
ish Congress.
An inquiry on the brew culture.
Among the other workers were "''"•
subject will be addressed to the
Junior Star Club: Miss Ruth Bare.
state department at Washington. Rabbi Ginzier and A. Agelman of and other members, whose assmes eiii
Day and Night Service
oos eut nst
e •seiu.
This anion was authorized by the Congregation Shaarey Tofilla, and do. snec
en tie ,h :•
umirti,, e ,;cii,w
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h r l , 41(m
,:.,, e „,:m Ae , nK 's m ,,,,,i ; ... , :s e v,
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administrative conunittee of the the members of the Kvutzah, A. E. ,hi.rh
(Continued From Page One).
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SHERWOOD'S
Health Institute
Gee! I Feel Great!
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The graduation exorcists of the
citizenship class of the Jewish('en-
ters Association will be held on
Wednesday evening, June 20, at
o'clock at the Jewish Center, 31
Nielbourne. •
Milton M. Al•xstalet, president
of the Jewish ('enters Association
will speak. Presentation if diplo-
mas will be made by Frederick De
Galen, director of evening '•hurls
of the board of ethwation. Eineene
51011(10r, instructor of the class,
will also speak.
A receptom will be held Mimed-
iatel: following the prom-rani.
s•
RABBIS TO DISCUSS
SECULAR PROBLEMS
(Continued From l'age One).
a cape May, N. J., last summer,
deep study to the
.1. industrial strife. Such
economic turmoil as prevailed in
these times is deleterious to the
progress of the Jewish life.
A world union of Judaism is an
other topic that will claim the at-
tention of the conferring rabbini-
cal leaders. The movement for a
world union had its inception in
Europe and Was enlisted in by the
American miming at their last con-
ference. It aims for a world co-
operation of Liberal Judaism. It
seeks the progressive interpreta-
tion of Judaism to realities of
Jewish religious life all over the
world. The American group rep-
resents over half it the liberal
element in Jewish religious life of
the world.
The commission on good will
will report on relations between
the Christian churches and the
central conference and of means
taken to represent the commis-
sion's opposition to a proselytizing
movement that had its uteerance at
a conference in Budapest.
The officers of the Central Con.
ference of American Rabbis are:
President, II. G. Enelow; vice-
president, David Lefkowitz; treas.
over, Morris Newfield; recording
secretary, Isaac E. Marcuson; cor-
.5 sanding secretary, Joseph L.
ink; executive board, Solomon B.
Freelnuf, Lee J. Levinger, David
Marx, David Philipson, Joseph
Stolz, Martin Zielonka, Henry
I.. Israel, Emil W.
Leipzigx, r, Abram Sinlon, Louis
Witt and Louis Wolsey.
M.
Fiowr, Edward
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Sponsored by THE YOUNG PEOPLE'S TEMPLE CLUB
POHL'S
FOR TIRES
SHORR & DAILEY
Wiley & Hickmon
Garage
STORAGE
GENERAL REPAIRING
Washing, Gasoline, Ale-
miting and Tire Service
Cars Called For and Delivered
425 E. WILLIS ST.
Phone Melrose 4557
McKinney 's Cotton Pickers
•5
FIRST DECK
Nationally Famed Orchestra
Reception Committee
to greet you
congress at a meeting held on
June 7. Dr. Honor described his
experiences at Piraeus at a spe-
cial conference of the American
Jewish Congress held at the Hotel
Pennsylvania.
APPEAL TO RABBIS
FOR CHINA RELIEF
(Continued From Page One).
Wise Auto Service
Kutnik, JoshuaJoyrich and Soh, '
noun Sniullin, who addressed sev- Pollack, Mrs, Wohlman. Mr, Markson.
unt , le . raj ji sr,st.
y. r,,HrsK. ,.,s „.n. num
im:::::e .se, moea m
eral organizations and collected t
considerable sums of money.
Jeanette •nd Dora Aunts, Mrs. M.
col-
Wsksler.
Mrs.
A.
Smailo.
Rose
Canvas-
The following sums were
lected, in addition to the Flag Day set.. A. Coldmen.
(a m
our, E.G..,
Emanuel.
receipts:
.
100% Alemite—Zerk
Service
Moving Pictures & Tip-Top
Topics Entertainers
Seating 800
Boat Docks at 11 : 30
ONE DOLLAR PER PERSON Ticket Sale at Grinnell's, Dock or Committee
Remember the Date — Monday, June 18
you
Itabnwsky. Kapets, Miss C. Heider. Fink
Moria, $156.41, ; ,d,tein. Kmopow, Mishaelowsky, Fro-
Talmud Torah Toshia, $20.36; Tab vile, Shor.
young Israel: Tenwhiss. Hernia, Sol
Achim.
Ahavath
Torah
mud
hn,',
Mrs. Goldstein and M iSS
$45.92; Talmud Torah, Fen
e" Mitrachi:
avenue, $4.86; Talmud Torah, Six- Sheehter.
eneinutcos: seatsamitim E. 1.0/1110n. Mr .
Mile road, by M. :Margolis. $7;
y
i l i ,s . k via , .instsrsau. Mr,.
,s
w
rawr
ssial , m,m,,,s
Talmud Torah, Ferndale. by Mr.
Gorgonio and Chaltit ' zim ' Clubs: Rose
Novog, $3.75; Private ('heeler, by
Linderman, $10; Private Kulnirk, Trihnek, Nakel•ky. Sulovat. -
M. X.
Slabia. Stoat,
Cheder, by I. Lawton, $8; Taylor In.... Mb"' Lin.. Wk.
, D. ,,101,,.., . - s x
1 l i!,:1;17 . ,:; , . . !,;i,,, , , ,i ,,,:,,,
Sunday School, by Miss Ashinsky, r ,.. ,.',.
$5; Kvutzah Ivrith, $40; Radomir Fine. S. Siegel. Esther Durbin, A. B.O s:. . .
M. Nakelsky. D. Levine. 11. Gottlieb,
Untershtizung Verein, $5; Rabbi
Ginzler and Mr. Adelman, $67, "Ckiltlel.pl=lyrbnand
af ,'.
Kirby Hebrew
School pupils collected • sum of $132.
total of $379.30.
Senate Munheil. Nosh,
m..,,-
DUNLOP
GARAGE
ican
THIRD DECK
SECOND DECK
Continuous Dancing 8 :304 2 :30
TabIllIti Tura
BIBLE CLASSES OF
EMANUEL TO HOLD
CLOSING SESSIONS
Dawn
Inn
Chinese and Amer-
Foot of Woodward
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vividly before us the horrors of
famine and utter nelplessness.
We therefore plead with you to to-
CARS
operate with the ministry and civ-
ic authorities in your community
Washing, Polishing,
that the cry of distress may not
Vacuumed
go unheeded.
"Please write us that you are
taking action in your city for this
non-political, non-sectarian and
Ynong Judaea:
Mari. Peimao, Mica Shillee. Salty
humanitarian cause, that the will
Tire and Battery Service
del•tth, S. Cohen. Edith M•rattlit. Sallie
of our Father in Heaven may be
Shur. Rena Margolis. I.. Finkelstein. It.
SUNOCO GAS and OILS
Oni, Mark Thomson, Roth Pa-
realized on earth."
1463 Holden. Empire 2359
This appeal has been sent out to
Volunteers whose organizations are
12039 Dexter at Duane
1,200 rabbis in all parts of the
nut n•med, Ruth Bliss, Florence hn
Eucl d 5907
Meyer King. Myron Inishkin, Geo. Mos-
United States.
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kin. Jess Goldberg, Marvin Rivlin, S
Dr. Brown's Appeal.
The
Bible
classes
of
Congrega-
Pleading for a pledge of $1,00(1,-
tier, Gertrude Nessenhaurn. Hose 11«r-
0011. to be sent at once to the tion Enianuel will hold their con-
Robert Cohen, J. Weller.
eludingexercises on Sunday morn- ,aso. soa,eis,
famine sufferers in China, Dr.
David A. Brown of Detroit, at a ins, June 17, at 10 o'clock. Cer- ),to!'11:"1:)7.717niti ';
titicates of honor will he given to man. Harold Kneel. Allen ShumItz. lhoid
recent luncheon in the Hotel Van-
the various classes Arnovitz, Robert Itralin. Miss M. Levine.
derbilt, asked all faiths and IhOSP pat o is in
who have attained the highest
Mina War
creeds to unite in giving immedi-
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scholastic record during the entire MipsIlratIolf. Anne 12 ■ 171.man. Eve
ate aid to the starving. Dr. Brown
Morrir Shippin. Rusenfield. Mdrrj•
3328 JOY ROAD
school year. The name of those
was recently named vice-chairman
receiving awards will be an- MIA..
Miller Tires
of the National Committee, China
Plans for future activities of
nounced in the next issue of The
Storage, Washing,
the Detroit Jewish National Fund
Famine Relief.
Chronicle. There will also be a
"These people cannot wait until
include the distribution of 3,000
Greasing and Doping
we have had our summer vaca- treat for the children and sorra boxes in as niany homes. Sam
Garfield 1111
lions," said Dr. Brown in an int- musical numbers. Rabbi Aaron M. Glass is chairman of the commit-
"They are Ashinsky will address the school. tee, assisted by Miss Dora Simper-
24.Hour Service
passional appeal.
The ladies' auxiliary of the
stein as secretary. Mr. Lachover
starving, starving. The summer
Operated by Neighbor Tire &
may
not
be
a
good
time
to raise synagogue will treat the children and Mr. Glass pledged to install
Repair Co., 8201 Hamilton
It is not a good time to of the Bible classes with a picnic 500 boxes personally.
funds
on Tuesday niorning, June 26.
Golden Book, Trees.
starve, either. And these people
Buses will take the children and
cannot wait. We must send, at
The Jewish National Fund Gold-
their parents to and from the pic- en Book Committee, of which Mr.
A Real Place to Eat
once, a million dollars to relieve
the present terrible, intense need." nic grounds at Belle Isle.
Nat. H. Goldstick is the chairman
and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz the sec-
retary. wishes to announce the
following inscriptions in the Gold-
Choice
en Book of the Jewish National
Dishes.
Fund at Jerusalem: The deceased
We Deliver
Mr. Jacob levy by his wife, Mrs.
Levy, and daughter, Mrs. Rae
A La Carte and Table dilate I
Feldstein; Mr. and Mrs. Israel Zit-
Menus
,
ist leaders were optimistic with re- ber inscribed their son, S. Sidney,
(Continued From Page One).
gard to the outcome of the pro-
12828 LINWOOD
on his birthday.
At Glendale.
Trees were planted in the names
tine problem one of all Jewry ceedings.
Mr. Jabotinsky Objects.
Longfellow 7122
instead of being confined to the
of the following: Hannah Dever)
As the final steps toward the
members of the Zionist organiza-
Levin, three trees; in memory of
1 DOROTHY WONG, Hostess
consummation of the Jewish Rev Jacob H. Scheimmar and
tions.
Agency plan are being made
Marshall Pledges His Best.
Sarah Rebecca Scheimmar, five
Vladimir Jabotinsky, leader of the
"1 have come to do my best t m
trees each; one for each of the
Zionist Revisionists, who has con-
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help the Jews in Palestine as else-
following: Hon. Nathan Strauss,
sistently opposed the formation of Ruth Savage, Ezra Yehuda Club,
RANDOLPH 1486
where, even if I am no Zionist,"
the agency under the Weizmann Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Mrs. Bessie
Day and Night Service
Louis Marshall declared on land-
plan, reasserted his position at a Zither, Mrs. Eva Stier, Mrs. Its
ing at Southampton on the steam-
large mass meeting held Thursday Zilber. The following are to he
er Majestic.
Mr. Marshall, who arrived wit!. night at Memorial Hall.
credited to members of the Sister-
Mr. Jabotinsky warned against
Dr. Frankel and Dr. Maurice B.
hood of Congregation Emanuel: In
of prof• , sed non.
Ilexter, were met at the pier by the admission
memory of Mr. and Mrs. M. Good-
Special Vacuum Cleaner Felix M. Warburg and Dr. Judah Zionists into the Jewish Agency as man, two trees, by Mrs. J. Her-
the factor controlling the political
Magnes.
From
Southampton
shey, Romeo, Mich.; in memory of
Used in Cleaning
L.
fate of the Zionist movement. He Mr. and Mrs. B. Kirschner, lxvi
the party proceeded to Lord
Upholstering
suggested that the participation of
trees, by Mrs. Harry Levin; in
Mond's country house.
MI Work Done by Experts
At a brief session of the execu- the non-Zionists be limited only to memory of Mrs. Anna Weinberg,
the economic side of the problem
one tree, by Mrs. S. Kohane; in
tives of the World Zionist Organ-
STORAGE—SIMONIZING
and that for that purpose a two-
memory of Mr. Ilyman Bickel-
We Call For and Deliver Your Ca r izntion, which took place Thurs- chamber agency be formed.
man, one tree, by Mrs. S. Light-
day night, the impending proceed-
"A misunderstanding prevails
424 BENTON ST.
stone; in memory of Mr. Louis
ings of the Jewish Agency Com-
MIN mission were discussed. It was re- that the mandate obliges Zionists Greenberg, Mrs. Rebecca Green-
L.11.\\11•
to introduce the non-Zionists into
berg, Mr. Samuel Steinberg; in
ported that the Executive adopted
the agency," he stated. "The honor of Mrs. Freda Steinberg,
a resolution stating that it takes
mandate only requires non-Zionist four trees, by Mrs. Chas. Green-
cognizance of the fact that Dr.
co-operation, not their joining the
berg; in memory of Mr. and Mrs.
Weizmann will represent the
agency. The non-Zionists would
World Zionist Organization at the
A. Karbal, two trees, by Mrs. F.
' be welcomed to economic co-op- Karbal; in memory of Mrs. Bluma
conferences and that the conclu-
eration, but the political responsi- landau, one tree, by Mrs. M.
sions of the Non-Partisan Palestine
bility must remain with the Zion- Rosenzweig; in memory of Mrs.
Survey Commission will be sub-
EVERTUN ENGRAVING CO.
ist Congress."
Sarah Franklin, Mr. Moses Frank-
mitted to the Executive and to the
Mr. Jabotinsky suggested the lin, Mrs. Eva Fisher, ehree trees.
Second Fluor Kerr Bldc.
Zionist General Council (actions
■ supreme eco- by Mrs. Herman Fisher; in mem-
committee) which is to meet in establishment of
nomic council, comprising Zionists
ory of Mr. Marvin Kaufman, Mrs.
the middle of July in Berlin.
and non-Zionists, or a two-cham- Ida Schiller, two trees, by Mrs.
In Zionist circles it was stated
ber agency, one dealing with
Eli Sachse; in memory of Mr. Vic-
that before the Jewish Agency
finance and constructive work nad
tor Markowitz, three trees, by
proper is convoked the recommen-
the other the Zionist chamber, en-
the Congregation Emanuel Sister-
dations of the experts' commission
titled to advise the government
will be submitted not only to the
and the League of Nations on all hood.
actions committee but also to • non-
matters affecting the Jewish na-
partisan Jewish conference to be
Checker Cabs Empire 7000
tional home in Palestine.
called in the United States. Zion-
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There is Always a Need and Demand
for Industrial Morris Plan Bank Service!
to
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Year in and year out this institution
carries on its program of service to the
people Of Detroit.
Every month brings with it a de-
mand for funds to meet the ordinary as
well as tlac extraordinary expenses of
life.
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ness demands expansion—when creditors be-
come
insistent—folks
INDUS-
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TRIAL MORRIS PLAN BANK.
Loans are made for iiound, economic pur-
poses at an interest rate of six per cent (6%)
per annum (deducted in advance), repayments
being made in equal parts over the period of a
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