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RELATIONS
OF POISH, JEWISH
LABOR REVEALED

• 'JEWISH IMM IGRATION
.TO ARG ENT INE S HOWS. . TRAGIC
. AN INCREASE IN 1928
`

JEWISH BARBERS MUST
REST ON SATURDAY

EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

•
LONDON.-(J. T. A.)-Jewish
London
will
be required
barbers in
to observe Saturday as their day
of rest, according to a clause in the
new barbers' bill approved by a

NEW 101th,-According to a
report recieved here by Abraham
When you've told the cus-
Herman, president of the Hebrew
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So-1
parliamentary committee,
ciety (Ilais), 425 Lafayette street,
toms officer yott have nothing to declare and he
On the assumption that Jewish
from Buenos Aires, Jewish immi-
in Lodz of Wounds In-
barbershop owners keep their es-
gration to Argentine is on the in-
pulls a pair of )(um wife's silk stockings out of
tablishments open on Sunday, the
flcted by Victim
crease. During the months of July,
bill provides a clause that they
August, and September„ 1928, the
your
pocket ... be nonchalant . . . Light a PtIURAD.
should not carry on their business
number of Jewish immigrants was HIRING OF JEWS WAS
on Saturday. The hill will now be
1898, an increase of 385 over the
RESENTED
BY
POLES
submitted for a third reading in the
same period in 1927. All of the
House of Commons, following
O
Jewish immigrants, the report
states, were met upon arrival of Agitation Against Jewish which it will go to the House of
Lords.
the steamers by the represents-
Workers Responsible
tives of the Buenos Aires Jewish ; ,
They tasie just like
for Two Deaths
Immigrant Aid Society. 295 men,
they did 20 years ago
6$ women and 18 children were'
LODZ.-(J. T. A.)-Lode, the
given various services. Work was
found for 87 immigrants in Buenos , Manchester of Poland, is greatly
Aires, 62 found employment in the disturbed over the double tragedy WANTED-Young lady for gen-
various colonies of the Ica 76 in I which occurred here several days
eral all-around office work in
different provincial cities, 36,women I ago and which disclosed the de-
connection with newspaper. Ap
immigrants were taken care of by plorable relations between the
plcant
i
must have personality
the women's branch of the Society ! Polish and Jewish workers in the
and be courteous. One who has
I n d us t '
for a period covering from 3 to 26
had experience meeting people :
days. Employment was found for : Several days ago Albert Kohn,
preferred. Must be experienced
40 women immigrants at a wage director of one of the leading tex-
stenographer. Call Cadillac:
i the plants in the city owned by his
of approximately 50 to 60 pe
1040. Mr. Robinson.
so. I father, Oscar Kahn, well known
($27 to $30) a month.
i Polish Jewish textile king, was MODERN young girl of 'refine-!
I shot and killed by a worker, Cie-
ment and sociability desires ac-
Things You Ought to Know. i 610,4 who had been employed in
FISH
quaintanceship with gentleman
I the factory. In defending him-
friend of equal standing. Ad
self
from
his
assailant,
Kohn
shot
Why We Are Able to Blow Out a
dress Box '280, Detroit Jewish
1 Ciecinski, who was taken to the
Candle.
Chronicle.
: hospital, where he died several
: hours after the death of his vic- FOR RENT-A nice furnished
A candle burns when it is light- tim, Albert Kohn.
room; all modern conveniences.
ed, because the wick heats the wax
Reports were current in the city
Suitable for one or two gentle-
sufficiently to change it into gases, that the shooting of young Kohn
men. Phone Garfield 0838-M.
which mix with the oxygen in the was the result of an agitation
air and produce fire in the form of among the Polish workers in the
I
FLAT
FOR RENT-3245 Webb
light. A candle cannot be lighted 'textile plant owned by the Kohns
Ave., near Wildemere. Up-to-II
instantaneously. The lighted ' against the employment of Jewish
OP. brothel C... Ex IMO
date 6-room flat and breakfast
match must be held to the wick un- , workers. The workers, who are
room. Every modern conveni-
til the wax begins to melt and : largely members of the Polish So-
ence;
oil
heat,
Frigidaire,
stall
change into gas. While the wax ' cialist Party (P. P. S.) object to
shower, etc. Exc eptionally
remains hot enough to melt and the admission of Jewish workers
largo bedrooms.
Reasonable.
changes to gas, the Kindle, or rath- , into the industry. Recently, fol-
Call Hemlock 1996-M; week-
er the wick will burn. But, once lowing a prolonged strike, one
RETAIN
days call after 6 p. m.
a break occurs in the continuous 'Jewish worker was employed when
process of changing wax to gas, the workers returned to work and FOR
our light vanishes. In blowing at immediately a new strike was de- OR RENT-Nicely furnished IMothers' Clubs:
JUDGE THEODORE J.
room for one or two in a private
a lighted candle, we separate the dared, demanding his dismissal.
Oakman Boulevard Mothers'•
home. 2442 G
Glendale. . Phory? Club will meet Saturday, Feb. 16
gases which feed the flame from . Albert Kohn, who took an act ve
Arlington
3297-M.
at the Longfellow school, Twelfth
the wick, and so the gas ceases to part in the direction of the plant,
flow from the wax to taper and our w
street and Tyler. The club will Life Story of His Father
light goes out. Learn to know p o I said to have formulated a WANTED-Two girls to room and , welcome Mrs. Frank Kolodin,
Lauded by Warburg, Mar-
Murad is the exceptional in store
y
of
Jewish
workers,
de-
be
with all conveniences. 11537 New York. A lecture on the "Psy-
shall, Schwab, Others.
for you. Murad is the exceptional termining em to y meat only on the
near Burlingame. chology of the Child" will be given
cigarette for the smoker who feels basis of skill. Th e Poli oh workers, , Hamilton,
AS
Phone Arlington 8766-R.
by Mrs. J. Clevans.
he is entitled to the better things whose organization is strong, re-
Business and professional men
in life.
The
Twelfth.
Street
Mothers'
sented the introduction of Jews FOR RENT-2496 West Grand,
of prominence have written to
into the factory. The act of Cie-
nicely furnished room for one Club w illmeet Tues ay, Fe . 19, Mark H. Dix, author of "An Amer-
or two gentlemen. large, clean at 7:30 o'clock, at 2201 Gladstone ican Business Adventure," which
clink' was said to be the result of
home; shower bath; garage if avenue. The entrance to the hall is the life story of his father,
this resentment.
is on Fourteenth avenue side.
FAIR - HONEST - CAPABLE
The funeral of Ciecinski took
desired. Hemlock 6640-W.
Ilenry A. Dix, commending him
ORCHESTRAS AND
The children's party for the for the presentation of an unusual
place under extraordinary condi
HIS SPLENDID ADMINISTRATION
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
tions. The police ordered the in- ROOM AND BOARD wanted with children of the members of the business man and his methods.
American Jewish family for Mothers' Club will be held on Sat- About six years ago the elder Dix
MERITS HIS RETENTION
CLUBS, PARTIES,
terment to be arranged secretly in
father and 15-year-old son who urday, Feb. 16, at the Fenkell turned over his factories to a
fear of demonstrations. None the
WEDDINGS AND DANCES
ENDORSED BY THE DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATION
attends
Central
High
School.
branch,
3430
Fenkell
avenue.
less, a group of workers gathered
group of employes to
This ad. inserted and paid for by friends.
Garage if possible. Address Games, entertainment and refresh- operate. The book begins with the
at the Catholic cemetery after the
Box 270, Detroit Jewish Chron- ments for all have been planned boyhood of Henry A. Dix in Rus-
funeral, delivered addresses and
by the committee.
laid wreaths on the grave. In fear ' icle.
sia and carries him through to his
The party for the benefit of the rise to a millionaire manufac- element of our people would be
of riots the police interfered, dis-
GO TO
persing the crowd. During this WANTED-By employed young Mothers and Babies' Camp will be turer in America. It was pub- happier."
lady,
furnished
room
with
re-,
held on Tuesday, March 12, at the
attempt a large number of the
fined family. Can furnish ref- St. Clair Community House. The lished by Harper & Brothers, 49: Dr. Arnold Shamaskin, medical
MUSIC
workers received injuries, some of
erences. Board if possible. Ad- next meeting of the Mack-Gratiot East Thirty-third street, New superintendent of Montefiore Hos-
them serious.
Violin, Saxophone,
pital, Bedford Sanatorium, in a
dress Box 275, Detroit Jewish Club will be held on Monday, Feb. York.
Piano, Etc.
One of the first to write to the letter to Henry A. Dix, says, "The
Che v ide. liens ot the .,
"5. The address of the hostess
Huge Sign on Willys-Over- gion
son is Felix M. Warburg, who world owes you a great debt for
has secured for itself a
ill be given in the t
• -
land Roof Guides Air
place in history. It is no Occident
DANCING
The Oakland Mothers' Club will says, "The book is a remarkable having pointed out a better system
picture of a remarkable man's life for the relationship of capital and
that 11 years after the Legion-
plane
Pilots
eet
at
the
Jewish
Center,
31
Mel.:
Taps, Acrobatic,
TOLEDO, Ohio,-One of the !tires fulfilled their mission, there
urne avenue, Saturday, Feb. 23,', which I enjoyed and which pleas- labor, and to your son for having
Ballet, Etc.
largest and most modern office Is still in existence a live organi-
2:30 o'clock. This meeting will ure Mrs. Warburg shared with put it in print so that the greatest
number of people can learn about
For Your
buildings in the country housing the za , fion with live sons.
in the form of a social. Dane.' me."
11512 Dexter Blvd.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window
offices of one industrial organize, FORETT - R 111
g, entertainment and refresh-' Charles M. Schwab writes to ."
Tel. Arlington 6698-M
Mr. Louis Marshall, of the firm
Shades, Brushes.
Mr. Dix: "I want to congratulate
tion is now serving as a guide post
one or two with quiet, refined ments are planned.
' of aviation. It's roof has been
you on the broad view of human of Guggenheimer, Untermyer &
Unpainted Furniture. Paint•
a couple. Prefer calling Sunday'
relationship which you and your, Marshall, says: "What you have ing and Decorating at reason.
, turned into a gigantic sign board
fternoon
B Druker Fenkell Ladies' Credit Union.
B.
Ito aid the soaring pilots quickly
'
The Fenkell Ladies' Credit' father have both taken with refer- done will be patterned after by able prices. Quality and work
2014 Blaine Ave.
to locate the Transcontinental Air-
Union had an installation of ffi- ence to your industry. I am in full men who while aspiring to do what guaranteed.
, port on the outskirts of the city.
FOR RENT- Beautifully fur- ' cern banquet on Sunday, Feb.. 3, ° at accord and admire everything you is right, require the stimulus of a
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
good example to enable them to
The roof of the adminstration I nished room forg entleman or 6 o'clock, at the Fenkell branch. have done."
Arlington 8920.
I building of Willys-Overland is ' girl.
Otto A. Rosalsky, judge of the carry out their purpose. Yours
Private small family. The new officers are: President,
finished in brilliant vermillion
Close to bus and car lines. Eu- Mrs. Ilenry Jackson; vice-P rest- Court of General Sessions, says, has been a notable contribution to
12226 Dexter Blvd.
! brick and is 375 feet wide and 63
did 4813-W.
dent, Mrs. S. Shumaker; financial "I hope that the volume will have American commerce."
at Cortland
feet deep. It is bordered by a
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, of the
secretary, Mrs. A. Epple; record- that wide distribution which it
j white marble cornice which now FOR RENT - Beautifully fur- ing secreatary, Mrs. F. Tabor. Mil- merits not only as an interesting Free Synagogue, writes to tthe
1 serves as a frame for the huge nished room in private family ton NI. Alexander, president of the record of a noble life, but also as younger Dix, "I love to think of a
for one or two
two. Home privi- Jewish Centers Association,i
I arrow, 58 feet long, whish points
oints
n- an influence which will stimulate son sitting down and writing with
leges. Ideal location. Mea ls if stalled the officers. Gifts were
1 towards the airport. Besides the
affection and admiration the story
the highest ideals of mankind."
The
larrow,
the
distance
to
the
Toledo
S. M. Stroock, president of the of his father's life, especially
desired.
3270
Monterey
Ave.
presented
to
the
old
officers.
Dane-
1
A Bracer-
I Longfellow 7360.
, port is given.
Jewish Federation, writes: "I when the father is as abundantly
ing
followed.
for • clear
1 The signs was ordered placed by
think that you have made a real deserving of such tribute as your
head the .. !John N. Willys, president of Willys- FOR RENT-A nice large fur-
1414 Farmer Street
nished room; suitable for one Goldie Meyerson Spoke Tuesday: contribution, not only to the busi- father is."
morning
lOverland, who has long been in-
Above Breitmeyer'a
David M. Bessler says, "In their
or two. Phone G arfie ld gaiii.j,
The MOSS meeting for CUMIN!, ness world, but to those who are
after
terested in aviation, being one of
particularly
interested
in
demon-
near Grand River
Americanization
niany
might
well
of
the
Slathers'
Clubs
was
held
Apt. 207. 2005 Philadelphia.
the
earliest
builders
of
axiation
,
strating
to
our
newly
NEUTRA
arrived im- I emulate the example of the lives
on Tuesday, February, 12, at 2
The most unique
engines. During the war he head- FOR RENT-Furnished
Lafayette 0465
Furnished roam for o'clock. 'Miss Meyerson's lecture migrants the paths which they I of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dix, to the
Cis Airpl
Airplane Company
greater glory and advantage of
. ed the Curtis
one or two young men. Refer- dealt with the working women of should pursue."
Teakal Reading
whish manufactured the famous , ences required.
Jacob Billikoph, executive direc- the real America, which the Dixes
1229 West Palestine. A donation of $50 was
m..
- ,,,,,......mw...i. "Jenny"
Luncheon Haunt
planes whish have ser-
tor of the Federation of Jewish understand and practiced no well."
Philadelphia, near Hamilton.
given
to
the
Chalutzim
of
Pales-
ved as instrustion ships for most
in Detroit
tine by the Slathers' Clubs. Also Charities of Philadelphia, com-
of the pilots now flying, including. HOUSEKEEPER wanted to take n,ioi
r t , e kus i l l onm ae tio
m ill,:rsweremrgsi.ve(n'o rbriy, mends the book as follows: "I
Delicious Sandwiches
Lindbergh. He recently showed
care of baby and do cooking for
wish every Jewish and, for that' GRAHAM-PAIGE MAKES
Tasty Sandwiches
Member.
great interest in airmail, by send-
small family. No housework. who is an active member in the' matter, every other manufacturer
UNIQUE TIME RECORD' Readings by the very popular
New York Stock Exchange
ing in one dispatch 700,000 letters
Call Hemlock 5866-J.
would read this book. It is worth
New York Cotton Exchange
Mothers'
Clubs
and
who
is
very
r
O
to prospective Whippet guyers,
more than dozens and dozens of
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MADAM VERA
thus establishing a new world's FOR RENT-Desirable steam- ' much interested in the work of ; books written by learned profes-
Chicago Stock Exchange
In a recent hill-climbing comps-'
Chicago Beard of Trade
Countess Fleda and The
heat-ed room for a gentleman. Palestine, acted as chairman. sors of ?oenology and economics. titian in Victoria, Australia, a
record for airmail.
Musical
selections
followed
the
3306 Richton, near Dexter, up-
Mystery Lady-in the Red
At the next annual meeting of the Graham-Paige, winner of two
h i 'I 'e t er*YorS1: " LrLb=s'oc
e late
lecture.
stairs.
Mask.
JEWS -I-
N LITHUANIA
New York Clothing Manufactur- events, aroused as much interest
Stocks-Bonds
0 AFFECTED
Hours 10:30 a. m. to
ers' Exchange, when an account- through the consistency of its per-,
FAMINE FOR RENT-Furnished room for Monthly Dinner.:
; Grain-Cotton
Midnight.
0 K 0 V N 0, (J. BY
ing
will
be
given
of
the
impartial
formance
as
it
did
through
its
T. A.)-Thou-
couple or one. No children in
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 19, machinery, I propose to draw
SAM LACHMAN
sands of Jewish families in Nor-
family. Convenient to bus and the Girls' Council of the Jewish heavily on 'An American Business victories. Both climbs, over a
Carl M. Deakin, Manager C them Lithuania, the region affect- ,
1,600•yard
course,
Were
made
in
street car. 555 Hague Ave., Centers will sponsor the second of
for illustrative ma- ersetly the same time to the fifth
Cad. 4332
• 328.32 Buhl Bid •.
by bad crops are now facing
Northway 3485-J.
a series of talks on social by- Adventure'
t ial "
0■■■■■■■1■■■•■ \\11 ■■ ed
he-
of a second ,
star•ation.
g love. The lectures are open to
Robert Erskine Ely, originator ing clocked at one minute fifty-
Announcing
The peasant population in the FOR RENT-Furnished room for all intermediate and senior girls
of
the
League
for
Political
Educa-
nine and four fifths seconds for
region has already sold their live-
of the center and all who are inter-
2289
West
Euclid.
Phone
Gar- ested may join if registration is tion and founder of the Town Hall, each of its runs.
stock and farm implements to buy two
young
men
or young
couple.
says, "It lifts business to the level
The test was held under the aus-
field 8205-R,
food. Small trade in the neigh-
made at the Center.
Cl,... Solnford
James neon.
of romance and more than that it pices of the Royal Automobile
boring towns has ceased complete-
3320.28 Joy Road
HEBREW
TEACHER,
experi-
is evidence that business success Club on Zig-Zag hill, at Lilydale,
ly. A relief committee has been
enced, well versed in Ilebrew Monthl y Di ana"'
and idealistic aim may go hand in the climb consisting of a series of
formed with the assistance of the
The first monthly dinner of the hand.. The book has such inter- hair pin turns on a difficult grade.
and English, will give private
government, it was declared here.
ill ta k e pl ace on est and its moral is so clear and The (iraham-Paige won the trade
lessons in Hebrew, also Bar spring season will
DISTRIBUTOR
Phone. Saturday evening, March 2, at the important that it ought to have a stock standard event in its class,
Mitzvah preparations.
Kelly-Springfield Tires
All intermediate and large circulation and wide influ-' and afterward won the event open
, Center.
Hemlock 3003-R.
Willard Batteries
senior members are invited. A ence."
to all cars. Its feat of covering
, FOR RENT-Nice airy room with fine dinner has been planned. to
ALEMITE
CAR WASH
Halle Schlesinger, book review
course twice without the least
NOW OPEN
young couple; for lady or gen- be followed by an interesting talk editor of the Survey, writes: "The the
KOOL MOTOR and CASPAR
in the time was hailed as
MOTOR OILS
tleman or couple; Linwood sec- by some prominent woman of the record of your father's humanity variation
of the most unusual demon-
Kosher Food-Excellent
OPEN DAY AND NIGIIT
Lion. Glendale 8391; or Sun- city. The members of the De- has a message for all to read and one
stration of consistent performance
'The Place with the Big Willard Sign
Cuisine
IM
day call Arlington 3198-.
borian Club will act as hostesses profit by."
and skill in striving ever recorded
Telephone GARFIELD MI
for the evening and will also pro-
Rabbi Israel Goldstein of B'nai in Australia. The car was piloted
9000 Linwood at Taylor
WANTED-A nice neat lady vide the entertainment follows g
Jeshurun,
New
York
City,
says
by Walter Whitbourn in both
wanted to do housework, clean- the talk. Reservations must - be
ing, washing and cooking; very made at the Center by Thursday, "The story of Henry A. Dix & Son events.
Also Operators of
is • splendid object lesson in the '
For Your
little washing; only four pen• Feb. 28.
possibilities of business ethics, in-
BLAINE LUNCH
Income Tax Problems, Reports
pie in the family. Must be re-
Radio Service
dustrial relationships, and Ameri-
liable. Jewish only. Call Arl- Basketball:
Euclid 4234
8729 Twelfth Street
canization in the best sense. Mr.
J. E. CUMMINS
ington 2149-M from 7 p. m.
Ilenry A. Dix is a Jew. Ile is a
There
is
still
room
for
more
girls
228 Hammond Bldg.
FOR SALE-Jewelry store for on the basketball team and all in- Jew who has maintained close
Randolph 0473
sale; established 40 years. Own- terested are invited to come to touch with Jewish life, Jewish
Land Contracts Bought
er has other business interests Temple Beth El gym on Thursday problems, Jewish philanthropy, and
Keep Fit!
which forces him to dispose the evening at 7 o'clock. The first with the synagogue, at the same
Auction! Auction! Auction!
Complete
Financial
well established business. An game of the season was played at time that he has devoted himself
If you haven't attended our weekly
Service on
auction In 1928 you must get into the
excellent opportunity for an ex-' St. Rita's Community House on to the cause of the larger Ameri-
habit In 1929. Thousands of people
can community. Ile is a Jew who
perienced watchmaker to make Monday evening.
Personal Property
have need thousands of dollars by •t.
by his career has enriched Amer-
$125 to $150 per week. A
tending our auctions . Sale starts at 10
Automobile
Account.
ica. There are thousands of
chance that does not occur of-
a. m. and continues throughout the day
Furniture Account.
and evening. Remember the date.
ten. Inquire at 2124 Michigan . WASSERMAN COMPLETES American Jewish business -mon
WmIne•deer January le
Radio Accounts
Ave., near Michigan Central A NOVEL ON COLUMBUS who can gain much, both in inter-
YOCKEY BROS. AUCTION ROOM
Electrical Appliances
1320 CUSTER AVE.
est and in inspiration, from the
Depot. Phone Glendale 7931.
4303 Fourteenth Avenue
Store Fixtures and
F. A. Toxicity, Auctioneer.
VIENNA, U. T. A.)-"Colum- reading of this story."
Regular Steam Laundry
Factory Equipment
REFINED young business girl de- bus, Don Quixote of the Ocean," is
Mr. Louis Wiley, business man-
Boxing Every Afternoon
sires to become acquainted with the name of • new novel just com- ager of the New York Times, says,
Equipment
Does All Your Family Work
Handball Courts
young business man of good pleted by Jacob Wasserman. noted "I hope that this record of your
Bring your financial
Each
family
bundle
handled
characteristics. Box 260, De- German Jewish novedist, who ar- father's career will be read exten
problems to us.
Modern Athletic Devices
MANUEL URBACH
individually.
troit Jewish Chronicle.
silely
for
the
lessons
it
teaches.
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Graalt. sad Hackle.
Special attention to business
It is a fine story of an upright man Wet Wash, 20 lbs. at $1.00 and
FOR RENT-One large, sunny, to Egypt.
Se lb. over.
men.
It was stated that the novel pre- gifted with skill and judgment who Wet and Flat Ironed, 18 lb*. at
beautiful room in private home.
rose by his own efforts."
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We will teach young saes the
Edward L. Israel, chairman of
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able. Call Northway 0198-R. life and character of the discoverer the Central Conference of Ameri- Rough Dry, Flat Work Ironed,
art of boxing.
of America, on the basis of latest
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560 Hague Ave.
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studies of the sources.
34 MONROE
Flat Work Only, 9e lb.
7723 TWELFTH STREET
that Mr. Dix and his father por-
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FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
Clifford 7782
tray were to spread through
Northway 6186 - 6187
1! Ground Floor, 320 W. Fort 1
room with private family. 2008

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