A wash &dallied Coder CLITTON ATINUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO ThEVeritondmasn oi RON 1 5111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111N1 1 11111111111111111 111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111= Rosh Hashonah Greetings We greet our patrons, friends and Neigh- bors in the spirit of Rosh Hashonah. the New Year, wishing them all Happiness, Prosperity, health and Contentment in the fullest measure. STANDARD HAT WORKS BLO (' K 1.1 RS (11' Ladies' Fine Felt, Velour and Hatters' Plush Into Sport and Tailored Hats HATS MADE TO FIT YOUR HEAD SIZE Cleaning and Blocking of Men's and Ladies' Hats 1236 LIBRARY AVE. Cherry 5759 illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I II III Greetings of the Season JAMES CONLEY Auctioneer FURNITURE AND RUGS AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY PRIVATE SALES DAILY Walnut 4498 Detroit, Mich. Walnut 1167-W 4611.13-15 Fourteenth Ave. The Season's Greetings Uniformed Police Service /cork while Y if I 'f,rt• xlcrp—b Lrt ies he ylom• Protector Special officers furnished for all occasion , . Day or night at all hours. All officers are under bumf and sworn in by the Police Department. A. E. SOSSONG, Pres. Metropolitan Residential and Merchant Police, Inc. Main Office—Longfellow 4730 9848 Twelfth St. Wishing All My Jewish Friends and Patrons a Happy and Prosperous New Year Nancy Van Wyck HARPER METHOD OF SCIENTIFIC SCALP TREATMENT Shampooing, Facials, Marc•ling, Bobbing and Clipping, Water Waving, Manicuring in ISenliehev was permitted b}• the Ukranian Government to print similar books of which he sold WO,. (Continued from Preceding !'age). 009 during 0127. Palestine. the total area occupied by these colonies being approximately 800 ; The following is is summary of 000 acres. During the past year 'he most iniloortant facts regarding this work has been continued and, Palestine contained in the report in the United States an endeavor is of Dr. Weizmann, president of the being made to raise sufficient funds World Zionist Organizatiion, sub- to continue it for the next ten years. mitted in June, l ast, tO 1,11r11 During the year, the Government flouter, High Cononiissioner of Pal- 111,111011 to utilize a part of Siberia estine, for transmittal to the Per- fur agricultural colonization by manent Mandates Cummission of Jews. This region is known as the League of Nations. Only 2,173 immigrants entered Bureya. After it had been made ready, a group of .fewish colonists Palestine during 1927. Thu decline wi re transported too the region. was a direct result of the economic The American Agra-Joint as has depression during that year. At been announced, will nut ioartici- the so u r time there was consider- pale in this enterprise. Reports able emigration of Jews from Pal- which were received in May indi- estine. This totaled 5,073, as com- cate that much damage was caused pared with 7,30 in 1925. when the to crops in S01110 of the Jewish (Twitting. depression began; the net colonies by storms; the Crimea col- Jewish immigration during 1927 onies Were, however, not seriously was, therefore, 2,360. Sixty-three per cent of the immigrants had re- litigated. Demands that the sCovernment sided in Palestine for less than two help in the industrialization of years, and another 21 per cent had Jews who were without work, were resided in the country for three made tip representatives of Jewish years or less. As for unemployment, this con- organizations during the year. A wretched condition of thousands of tinued to present a serious problem Jewish artisans gone rise to this during 1927. The average number demand. 111 August, 1927, Central of unemployed was 7,150. At the Eexecutive Committee decided that end of the year there were 6,351 the Comzet, the Government de- unemployed on the register of the partment originally charged with Jewish Labor Federation. By the supervision of the work of March, 1928, however, the unem- settling Jews in the land, include in ployment had decreased to such an its activities steps to further the extent that direct relief was being industrialization of the Jewish paid to only 2,50 persons (as corn- masses. In the spring of 1028 the pared to 5,000 in 19271, and early Ukrainian Soviet ordered the local in April it Was found possible to Soviets in a number of places to absorb the remaining unemployed take vigorous measures to 0011111111 workmen and to suspend entirely the unemployment in those districts. the payment of 11011 . 11, in spite of mainly among the Jewish poopula- the fact that during the first three thin, by providing the unemployed months of 1928 immigration again with implements and tools and un- began to exceed emigration. The dertaking public works on which Zionist Organization spent during they may be employed. These 1927, as total of 1_150,000 on unem- Soviets were directed also to in- ployment relief; the Labor Federa- crease the subsidies being given to tion imposed on those of its mem. Jewish technical and trade schools. hers who had employment a tux The Russian press gave a great which brought in over £30,0110, deal of attention during the past which were used also for uneniploy- year to indications that anti-Si mit- (nett relief. It is to be noted that lout teas spreading among the work- the Zionist Organization bore the ers and 0V011 11101111,th Of the Com- entire burden of Jewish unemploy- munist Party. The newspapers ment and that no Jew became a gave full publicity to numerous in- charge upon the public funds of stances of persecution of Jewish Palestine. workers by their comrades, and The economic depression did not warned leaders that anti-Semitism vitally affect agricultural coloniza- would hurt the cause of the revolu- tion. The older Reims Ilayesoal tion. The government encouraged settlements cove red 05 per cent of the publication of hooks and leaf- their requiremionts from the pro- lets condemning anti-Semitism, and ceetlo of their own work, and only a number of persons charged with (0,000 had to be contritouted for molesting Jews were brought to thi• support of these settlements as trial. The anti-Semitic epidemic compared with £27,000 needed in spread even to the children in 1920. An increase in the land de- schools and several cases are or voted to citrus cultivation is ?Tomtit of the cruel maltreatment of marked in the settlements not under Jewish pupils by their non-Jewish control of the Kenn Ilayesod. Ac- schoolmates. Indieations are that cording to a census of the agricul- the Government look, on this phe- tural settlements made in April, nomenon as one of its most serious 1:o27, 1.y the Palestine Zionist Ex- problems. ecutive there were at the time 101 The anti-religious activities of such settlements ..upporting the Jewish section of the Commun- population of :30.500 souls on ist party continued during the 1.000,000 dunams (about 250,0)x1 your, but on a mint' smaller sale moron) of land, 0 111' 11,521 head of than heretofore. The rabbis vig- rattle in addition to 1,5117 draft o rously combatted this propaganda, animals. ,...og000ially the anti-Passover cam- U•ban development naturally ign during the past spring when was retarded by the economic de- it was reported I hat matzoth was pression, but titwards the end of soffit in great quantities in the 1927 there were indications that Ukraine. Travelling rabbis and change Was /11100 10 1 sky place; a !teachers openly protested against fair amount of new building was the attempt to suppress the cele- begun. Industrial development was bration of the Passover. The tra- also retarded during the year, but ditional collections to aid poor in industry there are also signs of poor Jewish families in celebrating approaching revival. Several firms ' the festival were carried (tn openly which were obliged to close down in White Russia and Ukranian during 1925 reopended during 1927, towns. In Moscow, the synagogues and progress was retarded in the were crowded during the Passover textile, tanning, woodwerking, services and half a million pounds metal working and printing indus- of matzoth were sold. tries. The year 1927 was marked The Jewish Communists were by an appreciable increase in the also very much disturbed by the export of manufactured goods to wide distribution of Jewish reli- Syria, and three companies were gious tmoks in Russia. In an edi- formal for exporting Palestine torte! published recently. the Yid- manufacture to various Jewish dish Communist daily Ernes tusks communities in other countries. why the Government printing plant The government gave a stimulus has published 85,000 copies of reli- to industry by exempting various gious books, including prayer hunks, raw materials from export duty. Bentateuchs, and manuals fur The Palestine Electric Company women and children, for a single operating the so-called Rutionloerg Jewish bookseller in Bobruisk, and consession considerably extended demands that an investigation be the scope of its operations during Cadillac 1784—Clifford 6336 1603 Stroh Bldg. 5688 IN REVIEW made as to wh> a Jewish publisher I Wish All My Jewish Friends and Neighbors a Happy and Prosperous New Year Sam Chait EVERYTHING FOR THE DECORATOR PAINTS WALL PAPER 8722.24 Oakland Ave. Northway 5629 Extends to the Entire Jewish Community of Detroit Best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year nRIMMTIMMEHMEEMEMMEEN A Happy New Year J. Francis Martin, D. S. C. CHIROPODIST—FOOT SPECIALIST 1209 Stroh Building Randolph 4620 Season's Greetings Daniel Youngblood 5750 Johns Ave. Brennan Truck Co. TRUCKING To and From All Depots SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEER Repair Work, Alterations, Heating and Plumbing Troubles Solved Estimates Given Phone Whittier 7320 Prompt Service Given to Repair Work SECOND AND STATE STREETS Cadillac 1018-1019 1 015115-010211.'TITIVI Tviveieev, Tview, A Happy New Year to You — From — W. T. BURRIDGE As , i•ant General o\lanagot Detroit Transfer Co. Authorized Baggage Transfer Company for allffl Railroad and Steamship Lines 1720-36 Twelfth St. Cadillac 2405 MIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII51111114SPRENNE:3111111111111111MMIllitiotil2•44 , 1 Ol A Happy New Year to You BAILEY Motor Sales HUDSON-ESSEX Sales and Service 18320 JOHN R. STREET Longfellow 3072.1109 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS rAGE SEVEN ICU 1927. Statistics of the workings of the company's power stations at Julia. Haifa and Tiberias, show that (luring 1;1211-27 the company sold a total of over 2,0004100 kilo- watt hours of current for power, residential and street lighting, and other purposes. There was not during 1927, as in 1925, any outbreak of typhoid fait ; malaria, however, was more frequent during 1927 and severely hit many of the agricultural settle- ments. During the year, 10,332 patrons were admitted to four 11:1- doissalo hospitals, in Jerusalem, Haifa and Safe& More than 115,0011 new patients of all creeds were treated in the Ila- ilassah clinics throughout the country. An important event in connection with public health was the deification of the Nathan 111111 1.101. Straus Health Center in Jerutiloom on 'March 31, 1927, the rift Hof Nathan and Lina Straus if Sea. work City, is ho have devoted the sum of $25,000 for this par- /11S0. They have also (aerial to establish another health venter in Tit-Aviv at the cost of $75,000. HUNGARY OBSERVES 00000000 0000C 00 - 0000 0000000000000 000 00-0410**00000.00 JEWISH OLYMPIC WINNERS' RETURN Season's Greetings Oliver W. Lindberg This Time, Anti-Semitic Pres, Ig- 0 noses the Fact That They A.) Jeiss s(Te.o_ 81,1)A11.:A -The homecoming of the Ilungarilin Jewish winners at the Olympic gami, were officially taken notice of by the government and munici- pal authorities and a hearty wel- come was accorded them on arrival at the capital. Municipal cars and official ear- riages waited at the railway sta- tion to take the returning victors and their families to he 1111111001 arranged in their honor. The former i.abinet member Ita- kovsky, notorious atiti-Semite, 0111 braced Attila Petschauer, winner of the fencing team, at the Buda- pest depot in recognition of his aehievement. ('aunt Klebelsberg, minister of oluention, sent a461e- gram of thanks in the name of the fatherliind to Doctor !ilezooe, au- uther Jewish champion. A hearty reception was tilso o accorded to Barns, the only Jewish member of the IIungirian muss pule team. The government newspapers, as well as the anti-Semitic news- pap•rs, which are usually eager to point the Jewish origin or faith of persons not in public favor, ignored the tac t brated Olympic champions are Jews. In the matter of education it is worth sitting that at the beginning of the school year, 1927-29, the total number of Jewish schools in Palestine was 275, having an en- rollment of 26,537 pupils, 222 of these schools serving 114,611 pupils, are under the supervision of the Palatine Zionist Executive. In addition other Jewish schools are gradually accepting the supervi- sion of the Educational Committee of the Zionist Organization, III are kindergatens, 97 are elemen- "One of the dangers of America tary schools, 4 are secondary schools, 3 are technical schools, -1 is that those who come here will break with their past . . . No teachers' seminaries and 3 are miscellaneous instiutions. It is in- person who is false to his own nationality can be urns, to Amer- teresting too note that for the year 1920.27, the government ica. Teach the ancient landmarks to the youth of the Jewish people." gnat-in-aid for the Jewish schools President Coolidge, maintained by the Zionist Organ- inition was £14,070, almost double the grant in 1925-26 and almost double the grant in 11125-20 and almost seven times as niuchas was granted in 0121-25 ; for the year 192720 the sum of $19,503 has 110011 allocated by the government for this purpose. 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Steps are now tieing taken by the existing Na- thorns] Council for the foliation of the first Elective Assembly in ac- cordance with the regulations. Contributions to the Palestine Foundation Fund during the year ending September, 1927, reached the total of £88:1,616. The Jewish National Fund receipts during 1925-27 totalled £289,01111. United States. To all our friends and pa- trons we wish a Happy and Prosperous New Year EPSTEIN m e, — 0=0 Superior Elastic Caulk Gi;-, Used for caulking wood and steel doors and window frames, terra cotta, stone, brick marble and masonry joints 11' SUPERIOR DRY COAT Used for wnterproofing, ornamental stone, copings, cornice, stucco and exterior walls Manufactured by SAM POSNER, Prop. Detroit Caulking and Waterproof Co. IN 1•4 Season's Greetings LINOFELT 1347 EAST JEFFERSON AVENUE Cherry 7925 (louse Insulating and Sound Deadening Assures :St's Sating nn fut. Adds to your comfort . Manufactured by UNION FIBRE CO., Inc 204 Donovan Bldg. 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The only serious reminders that there ex- 1308 BROADWAY ists in this country a certain meas Fifth Floor use of anti-Jewish feeling were the hazing of three Jewish physi- cians in a public hospital in New Cherry 0870 York City by their non-Jewish Storage colleagues and the action of the To Order board of governors of the gulf (tub in Milwaukee in asking eight of the Jewish charter mionthers to resign, apparently in order to re- Rosh Hashonah Greetings' duce the number of Jews in the club. There was also the ease of the Metropolitan Masons Country Club, which, according to reliable witnesses, declined to admit Jews to membership and which changed its name when the Jewish Tribune supported by a numlair (of leading masons, protested tigainst the use PUREST DRUGS AND EX- of the Wont "masons" in its desig- PERT ATTENTION TO PRE- nation. Aside from these inci- SCRIPTIONS dents there was much excitement in Jewish circles regarding the 11703 Dexter Blbd. at Webb production of the motion picture, The King iif Kings." It was Garfield 0438 charged that parts of this were not only inaccurate but also so pre- 3702 Fenkell , Cor. Dexter. sented as to arouse or intensify anti-Jewish feeling. The pro- Longfellow 1978 ducers Id thio picture firmly de- s. diode to withdraw it because 14 ,- t he large investment involved, lint. ` heeding the protests of the I. O. B. II. /11111 other organizations, no:1,1e a numb•r of minor change , , I;ich, however, slid not give uni- t el sal satisfaction. Despite these incidents, rela• t ions between Jews and non-Jews in this country were very amicable during the year 31;58. The move- ment which was begun several years Rini by the Federal Council Of of the Churches of Christ in Amer- ica to promote good-will between Jews and Christians, was contin- ued. On the other hand, the at- tempt to convert Jews to Christi- anity was coondemned at a meet- ing of the Home Missions Council METALWORKING sof the Federal Council held in MACHINERY Cleveland in January. WOODWORKING In Jewish cemmunal life, prob- MACHINERY ably the most interesting event of TOOLS— GREAT VARIETY domestic concern was the prepara- METALS—MAND KINDS tion by the statistical department PULLEYS, HANGERS, of the American Jewish Commit• BEARINGS tee of an enumeration of the Jew- MATERIAL HANDLING ish congregations in the country, EQUIPMENT and an inquiry by the same agency ELECTRIC TOOLS into the number of Jews in the ELECTRIC MOTORS GRINDING WIl$:ELS United States. As ■ result them is now 'Ivailable interesting data BELTING nn these two important subjects. Etc. During tae year also the Bureau THE of Jewish Social Research pub- In 00 Garfield 4801 8427 Twelfth St. Rosh Hashonah Greetings During 0127 the work of the ex- isting departments of the Hebrew University has been continued and preparations were undertaken for the establishment of new institutes, and fur the erection of several new buildings. It should ho Tooted hero that early in 1925, the Board of Governors of the University decided to introduce under-graduate studies leading to the baccalaureate degree. The Jewish National and Univers- ity Library had on the first of December, 1927, a total of 173,000 volumes 1137,000 works). Of this number 57,1100 book, were Ilelora- ii.a and Judaica. The increase in the library staring the year w.is approximately :15,00o volumes. 00 (has. A. Strellinger fOlnfLia ■ 149 East Lamed St. Cadillac 7080 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Everything Electrical Longfellow 5545 12030 WOODROW WILSON AVE. 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