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NEW FOX IS BEAUTIFUL

THE WAY IS PAVED FOR GREATER
WORK FOR PALESTINE

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If the United Palestine Appeal in the State of
Michigan from the last New Year to this New Year
had not been successful, there would have been
several very legitimate reasons—a stormy conven-
tion in Atlantic City, a serious business depression
in the city, several resignations in the Zionist or-
ganization 01* America from men whose earnestness
and whose Zionism could not be taken lightly,
Iladas.:ah's serious protest against certain existing
conditions and last, but not least, the real discord
amongst the Zionist factions in the United States
which led to the conditions which prevailed at the
Pittsburgh convention.
And yet, in spite of all these things, the United
Palestine Appeal board of Detroit is happy to be
able to report that this has been tun unusually suc-
resal'ul year both in Detroit and in the several
communities outside of the city, thanks to the de-
voted effort of earnest m:orkers and the generosity
of contributors and to the inherent ideals of the
upbuilding of Palestine, which is stronger than
existing financial conditions and stronger than the
mistakes of Zionism and stronger than the disagree-
ments, however well-founded and well-meaning.
Both during the campaign in Detroit last April
and since that time the amount of cash collected
on this year's pledges has been truly remarkable
and indeed gratifying. It has been proportionately
better than any other year in the history of the
appeals for funds for the restoration of the Home-
land. Reports from Palestine. which were dis-
couraging at the beginning of the yoar, improved
greatly as the year went on. The business crisis
is gone, unemployment is practically stamped out
and conditions for the future are better than at any
time since 1925. The way is now paved for further
immigration of Chalutzim into Palestine.
The U. I'. A. Board wishes its many co-workers
and contributors a Happy New Year, gratefully
acknowledging that, without their help, the suc-
cessful year just ended and the hopeful year now
beginning would not have been possible.

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AN AWAKENING OF THE JEWISH
SOUL

By MEYER BECKMAN
President, Congregation Emanuel.

- The New Year and Day of Atonement season
is here. Again we will see the synagogues filled to
capacity. All Jews, whether pious or not, will
observe these two major Jewish holidays. And
why? Because their Jewish soul has a spiritual
awakening and seeks ablution from sins, forgive-
ness and repentance for the wrongs perpetrated
during the year; and they promise the Lord and
themselves that they will be better in the future.
When we look at the people in the synagogue
on those three holy days and see the devotion and
inspiration written on their faces it appears as if
the soul of Israel has awakened and the wish of
God that the Jewish people should be a "Kingdom
of Priests and a Holy people" has certainly been
fulfilled.
Then we ask ourselves: Can Judaism exist
and be everlasting by observing the New Year and
the Day of Atonement and spending three days
out of 365 days in the synagogue? Judaism is an
education which must be kept in the mind and
heart all the year round. When the Jewish people
indulge in physical pleasure and do not take the
time to study and observe the laws and command-
ments given to us on Mount Sinai, Judaism will
naturally suffer.
Why is Judaism so neglected? Why has it
dwindled down to a mere observance of three days
in the year?
By looking back into the history of the Jewish
people we will probably find the answer. We find
that the Jews were the most orthodox and ob-
served their laws and traditions most reverently
when they were oppressed, humiliated and denied
the right to live in accordance with the tenets of
the Jewish law, Then they fought for, suffered
and burned at the stake for the right to observe
their religious teachings in their own way.
Let us hope that the Jewish New Year will
bring an awakening of the Jewish soul not only
for three (lays but for every day in the year and
that the reconstruction and restoration of Pales-
tine will also be a reconstruction and restoration
of the true Jewish Soul. Let us also hope that no
jolt will be necessary to cause that awakening and
that happiness, peace and prosperity shall be with
the Jews over the world for this year and forever.

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On the occasion of the New
Year, the officers and directors
of this institution greet the Jewish
clients, friends and neighbors
an dextend to them and to their
dear ones the season's greetings.
May the New Year bring them
happiness, prosperity and con-
tentment.

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DIRECTORS

FREER W. ARMSTRONG
Secretary, Fidelity Trust Co.

HOY R. MrDANI.I
T reasurer, Fideld,

CHARIXS W. BURTON
Prekident, Charlet, W. Burton
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THOMAS S. MERRILL
St.eretary, Genelal M.dor, Cor-
poration

'MINAS S. CLAYTON
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President, Grand Rapids Sas inns
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A. R. GLANCY
President, Oakland Motor Car

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CHARLES L. RAYMOND
HatoeetnI and Hay mood
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CRAMER SMITII
President, Pontiac rnn,merrfaI
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Chairman of the Board, Central
Savings Bank

SCOTT E. LAMB
Vire-President, Fidelity Trust
Co.
WILLIAM 0. LERCHEN
Vacs-President and Treasurer,
Lerehen and Hayes

LUTHER D.
President. Fidelity Trust Co.

RICHARD W. THOMAS
Vice-President Fidelity Trust

FRED WARDELL
Pre,itlent. Eureka Vacuum
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Secretary-Treasurer, Lowrie and
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By JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
Chairman, Detroit United Palestine Appeal

Season's Greeting's to All

MRS. ALFRED G. WILSON

GEORGE B. YERKES
Yerkes, Simonds and Goddard
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Friedenberg's

Detroit's largest theater, the new Fox, opening Suptenther 21, is
thoroughly in the modernized Hindu° Temple style. Columns in ver-
million red, sentineling the side walls, give an atmospheric air to the
new architectural style.

Furniture House

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF
NEW YEAR GREETING CARDS
MAILED BY JEWS OF DETROIT

MAIN STORE, 4723-25 HASTINGS ST.

BRANCH-9152 OAKLAND AVE.

Postmaster Kellogg Says Festival Proves • Difficult Period in the Post
Office; M•kes Series of Suggestions to Relieve Difficulty.

Hundreds of thousands of New ing card, either written or in print
Year greeting cards mailed ley Ile_ when sealed in an envelope re-
troit Jews to relatives and friends quires 2 cents postage; when in
both here and abroad create a dif- print with no writing and no'
fruit period for the pastoflice, ac• sealed, they require 1ln cents
Kellogg, each; only the so-called "post
cording to Charles
cards" not enclosed in envelopes
postmaster.
'through The Detroit Jewish may be mailed for a penny.
"Another source of trouble for
Chranicle, Mr. Kellogg suggests as
way for remedying some of the the postoffice arises from the small
difficulties and offers some sug- and irregular size and shape of
gestions in the following state- ninny of the. envelopes used to
menu' enclose these greetings, which pre-
"The Jewish New Year festival vents the greeting letters and
proves a difficult period in the cards being post-marked by ma-
postoffice. This is because of the chines with the regular run of let-
popular observation of the custom ter fluid, as they must be held out
of mailing greeting cards and let- and rehandled for post-marking
ters to relatives and friends at with n hand stamp, and also, they
home and abroad. Hundreds of to not tie in with the ordinary size,
thousands of such greetings arc letters.
"It is also well to remember'
posted for handling through the
Detroit mistake within a few that mail to foreign countries
days, but proper care is not used should be addressed in the English
in their preparation and address- language to the name of the des-
Very many bear no street final ion city, province, state, dis-
ing.
and house number as a part of triet and nation, but the name of
the address and no return address, the person addressed and his local
others are short postage paid, delivery address at destination'
while others are addressed with a may be written in Hebrew.
"Further, the name and address
pencil, and pencil addresses are
frequently so blurred as to be un- of the sender of a letter should be
written,
in English, at the top left
readable.
"In the preparation of the, corner on the face of the envelope
greeting cards and letters, it so that, if delivery fails, it will be
should be understood that a greet- returned to the sender."

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SEASON'S GREETINGS

We Invite You to

NATIONAL FRATERNITY PROF. AND MRS. BOBER
HONORS DETROIT BOY RECENT GUESTS HERE

SEROS LUNCH

Dr. Mandell Morton Bober, ass.-
Frank A. Weiner of 1918 Pin-
Now open for your convenience at
:tree ;neatly, Inerniter of the Detroit date professor of economies a t
Upsilon chapter of the l'hi Beta Lawrence College, and Mrs. Boller.
it:annuli fraternity, was honored were Detroit guests the past week.
Toasted Sandwiches
Steaks and Chops.
at Now Haven last week, at the visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ales
national convention of the frater- H. Gerson and family of 2511 Rich-
Special Noon Luncheon
pity, with election as grand vice- ton avenue. Mrs. Bober is a sister
superior. of Mrs. Gerson. _ ----- .- -
Dr. Richer is the author of "Karl
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Kashan-Satouks, Espahan Hamadans, Kan-
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Phone Longfellow 5461

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Season's Greetings to All

The Livernois
Brunswick Shop

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

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DISTRIBUTORS

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Two-Way Hydraulic Shock Absorbers
Two-Way Spring Brakes

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EXIDE SALES AND SERVICE

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A Happy New Year to All Our Jewish Friends
and Patrons

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Wishing You All a Happy and Prosperous
New Year

Your Organization's Favorite Dance Band

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Boehmian Lager
Stroh's Pure Malt Syrup
Brownie—Mt. Cabin
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Alfred E. Gutman Agency

Best Wishes for the
Coming Year
from

miss Sylvia
Stara'. teacher
of piano, an-
Burlesque rat radians will h e fea .
nounces t h
turgid for the w'ar'm 'Sc the stage
opening of a
In the picture, "Sinthit," which of the Colonial theater the motion
"Simbai" Big Animal Pic. "pees at the Shubert Lafayette picture fans will Filo', find their
studio at 3210
lure, at the Shubert
Clements ave-
theater, Detroit, next Sunday night, tastes well cared for in the a r-
nue, telephone
Lafayette.
Sept. IC, :tact which will he shown rangements just completed whereby
Arlington
twice daily thereafter math °' the many of the best motion picture's
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In a recent magazine article, ell- auspices of the Detroit Zoological will have their first presentations
Miss Stone
Iles
at
this
theater.
titled, "My Wife Holds the Gun," l'ark Commission, are many p.
is a graduate
Martin Johnson, noted naturalist in which Mrs. Johnson does "hold
of
the Detroit
BUSINESS
NOTICE.
an d pho tographer, tells some of the the gun" ready to bring down big
Institute of
Dr. A. M. Bookstem announces
experiences of his wife, Osa, and —and dangerous—game her Iwo-
SYLVIA STONE Nfusical A r 1,
of
his
new
office
in
himself on their recent four-year hand is photographing in case it the opening
expedition into the East African should decide to charge the ,-•,..oge the Maceabee Building, on or where she was a star pupil of Dr.
jungle. intruders into its stamping ll- I. , 11111. about Oct. 1. Alle D. Zuidenut.

Season's Greetings to All My Jewish Friends
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