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Chronicle Editorials on ish woman not only to understand the Jewish problems and issues of Campaigns. their times but that they shall be Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: able to take an intelligent stand on In addition to the editorials that matters of civic and social import- appeared in your columns recently Once, and though a large and rep- with reference to stirring up suf. resentative body, join with all fieient interest for a committee to tither organized women in matters organize themselves to look after of importance affecting their cities, the outside institutions and to their state and their nation. Its eliminate the certain types of men close tie-up with the Child Wel- that come to the city from time fares Public Health, Legislative, W time to solicit for •• •t't Americanization, International Re- lions, and I am in hearty accord lotions, and other divisions of the with your views, I am herewith en- Detroit Federation of Women's closing a letter which is also a silo- l'lubx indicates its broad interests in the social lend civic welfare. Its ilar evil. Nut that I have any remedy to lecture service- also reflects the suggest for it, but I thought you promssive idealism of its aims. ''I am sure there is not a Jewish would be interested to know these woman in the city who would not things. like to have a share in these activi- Sincerely yours, Emzucit ties." It costs only $5 a year to J. The letter to which Mr. Ehrlich have a share. This is the member. refers reads, verbatim, as follows: ship fee. The committee headed by J E II USA LE M. Mrs. Schlesinger will, be an- nounced next wee k. Dear and Noble Friend, • • • Mr. J. H. Ehrlich: ' Your kindheartedness to every COUNCIL SABBATH TO BE needy and sufferer, induce me Co HELD ON MARCH 23 NEN' YORK. - In announcing turn to you in the great necessity Right Downtown that Council Sabbath will this year of ray unfortunate family. always supported my family be observed on Friday evening, Columbia at John R. honestly. Put alas! sine, my eyes March 22, and Saturday, March with M. C. Basses hccillne badly ill I ani unable to 23, Sirs. A. S. Kohler of Savannah. Passing Door k any more, and my whole fam- Ga., national chairman of the de- A Good Place to Lire ity suffer great want• Hunger and partment of religion and religious 11,essity, and are On the way of starvation, and where shall I take to support them especially to cure $8 to $10 Weekly my dangerously ill eyes Oh! how $12 to $16 Double aches niy heart looking niy little children ask bread while I soul (Continued from Page 1) $1.50 to $3.00 Daily help them. dents' Day, the Temple having in- ' Therefore dear friend! Awake vited Jewish students from Ann kindly your pity over an unfortu- Arbor and other neighboring col- "A Herne Amoy Prom nate poor sick funnily father and leges to come to the services in Home" three hungry little children. As- he morning, to be the guests of sist, help and save as from hun- he Temple. Sisterhood for Sunday Ma« Neu llanagmerA ger, and send me your kind help. linner and the guests of the Young and aid according your noble heart l'eople's Temple Club for a pro- with all your possibility. gram of entertainment and socia- In merit of your great charity, bility. your kindness may be rewarded On Saturday morning, Starch 16, that you and your worthy family Rabbi • of may be blessed with a happy good sermons on "The Essence of the long life. All happiness and pros- Various Books of the Bible." The perity you may he saved front any series will begin with the "Essence sorrow or illness, all your wishes of the Book of Exodus." may be fulfilled to the best, and On the following Sunday, March you may live to see the joyfullness is at the other 24, the pulpit of the Temple will end of your tele- of Zion and Jerusalem. be occupied by one of the most dis- phone. Convince As wish you and as pray for tinguished rabbis in the American yourself. you on all holy places and the Holy pulpt, Rabbi Samuel II. Golden- Wailing Wall, Your faithful friend Call son of Pittsburgh, Pa. who awaits your kind and prompt Arl. 2330 help reply, CONNELL CHEVROLET II. ZELNIKER, Jewish street, Jerusalem, COMPANY ,Palestine- 11520 Jos. C•mpau Ave. HOTEL education of the National Council of Jewish Women, stated that this special day has served to secure for Jewish women in America a broad- er recognition in her community. Information has been received by Mrs. Kohler from several Council Sections that local congregations are inviting Jewish women to di.- liver an address from their pulpit for the first time in their congre- gational history. The purpose of Council Sabbath, Mrs. Kohler further explained, is to emphasize the fundamental and underlying principle of the Nation- al Council of Jewish Women, namely, that its program awl ideals gain their inspiration from the principles and ideals of JUda• Council Sabbath further- ism. more see ks to stress in the minds of the membership of the Nation- al Council of Jewish Women, that the synagogue is a vital center of Jewish thought and activity whose progress and effective functioning must be aided to the fullest of every ability and power. Mrs. Kohler is co-operating with the local Council Sections in ar- ranging their Council Sabbath pro- grams. Special music will be pre- sented in the course of the sers• ice. The officers of the National Council of Jewish Women and the of its Speakers' Bureau, have been invited to occupy local pulpits throughout the United States and Canada. 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Phone Euclid 0372-J. S. Tn. as Monuments Avukah, the American Student Palestinian, who was killed while spetches of the new Jewish life in Zionist Federation, has just an- defending, with a handful of Jew- Palestine-its work, itst play, its problems, and its hopes. nounced. The volume, which was ish colonists, a large Jewish col- prepareel with the co-operation of The heroic efforts of the young the Zionist Labor party, is a trib- pioneers of Palestine to rebuild ute to the pioneers on the tenth the ancient homeland of the Jewish anniversary of the Palestinian people are vividly recounted in a movement. volume entitled "Ilechalutz" (The It includes an account of the life Pioneer), publication of which of Joseph Trumpeldor, a young Oscar Webber, Tracy W. McGee- ial as well as to organize- tax- ' new ROOM FOR RENT-A desirable guur , Dan T. Crowley C. 13. Van file en terprises. furnished steam-heated room Duren, II. Wm. Klare, A. C. Mar- strengthen the Jewish -I. TO for lady or gentleman. 2674 ' shall and Emory W. Clark, credit hanks where Jewish artisans Elmhurst, near I.inwood. Arl- Chairman Webb, in speaking Of secure their credit, ington 5877-W. the Rapid Transit Plan, said: "For 5. To organize a number of iany years Detroit has talked short term courses for qualifying FOR RENT-Nicely furnished . ❑ better transportation. That we the Jewish youth for different pro- room for young man. Desirable need it is common knowledge. fessions. location and all conveniences Everybody admits that fact. De- 6. To instruct the local author- available. 2468 Gladstone ave. troit does need better transporta- ities that they systematically help Garfield 4120-M. tion facilities and it needs them at the Jews to settle on land. the earliest possible moment. The 7. To strengthen the Jewish re- FOR RENT-Furnished room for workman, his wife and children, lief organizations. refined young man in private the merchant and the manufac- modern home.; all conveniences. 8. To fight the unlawful taxes turer; in fact, all citizens, no mat- on Jewish artisans. Glendale 8391; -.Sunday, call . ter in what part of the city they Asliegt-mr 11198-M. 11. To instruct the government reside, will benefit from the build- •inspectors that they put these FOR RENT-Large steam-heated ing of this system. measures into effeets - furnished room for gentleman The present commissions or couple. Convenient to street (street railway and rapid transit 1 car and bus transportation. In- have evolved a plan. We believe- quire M. Schwartz, 3438 Fen- this plan to be sound. The method bell, Arlington 10448. of financing the subways as pro. posed by the commissions, we be- A REFINED, young girl would lieve to be sound. The general tax In order to increase the inter- like a room in a nice private to be paid by our citizens at what- est of Young Judaeans in their home, preferably in the north- ever per cent the Common Council publication, The Young Judaean, west section. References ex- will designate will not be burden- and to spread knowledge of this changed. Call Empire 7828 some, as under the law, in any one youth magazine devoted to Jewish after 6. year not more than $1.66 per affairs, varying large prizes are be- $1,000 of assessed valuation can ing offered to the various clubs FOR RENT-Furnished room for be levied." throughout the country, according lady, gentleman or couple. Must to an announcement issued by be seen to be appreciated. 2257 Samuel J. Borowsky, executive Hazelwood, Euclid 4775-W. Auction! Auction! Auction! chairman of Young Judea, nation- If you haven't attended our weekly al Jewish yout h organization. FOR RENT-Upper flat, 8 rooms, litIction in 1920 ylt1 tyllAt get into the oil heat, Kelvinator, all conveni- The only magazine of its kind bode in 1929. Thousands o r people ences; three blocks from 13'nel have ;laved thoumands of dolla r. by •t. for older boys and girls, The at 0 Young Judaean has devoted its Sal etartthe tending our auctions throu Moshe Synagogue; close to ghout S as end co ntinues pages to Jewish stories, articles, street car and bus. Refined e • • nine. Remember the date. and essays designed to give Amer- neighborhood, 3030 Webb Ave., Wednesday, January le YOCKEY BROS. AUCTION ROOM icon-Jewish youth a comprehensive Garfield 2547. 4302 Fourteenth Avenue picture of Jewish life, culture and F. A. Yockey. Auctioneer. history. Some of the foremost FOR RENT-Desirable room, light and airy, for gentleman, at 2345 r writers for children have appeared Naloaramommansa Richton. Goodman, Hemlock in the publication, which has been 88574. MANUEL URBACH used in many Sabbath schools Granite sad In. for them . . . Offer him it they did S'll year!' logo Cleveland Boys Address Themselves to Detroiters. INTERSTATE TRANSIT, INC. and They tuAte just like 10 NG JUDAEANS TO PROMOTE MAGAZINE Jackrabbit Lines offer: his hand !wart and banking account and you have FOR RENT-Desirable room, suit- (Continued from Page One.) able for one or two business men. Cooper, 2081 Virginia deities, suspecting that it was Park. Euclid 7012-J. I••iiilucteil for political purposes. Now, this mistrust has entirely I•Slitor, Detroit Jewish Chroniele BUSINESS MEN! Is your busi- disappeared, The government Will you please publish our fol- ness showing any profits? A lowing message to the Jewish boys recognizes the work of the Ort and careful audit of your books will the municipalities are contributing sf Detroit: show you just exactly what you Any boy between the ages 15 to to the budgets of the Oct institut- are doing. I am an expert pub- Is who is interested in starting a t ions. lir accountant and make a spe- I. Yashunsky, reporting on the new real Jewish slut) where he cialty of drawing monthly and old derive both education and Ort work in Poland, stated that in annual reports. My fees ore joyment at the same time is 1922 the (let started its activities extremely reasonable. Address asked to conmiunicate with either in Poland on a very small scale. Box 100, Detroit Jewish Chron- I.. Morris. 1111122 Earle avenue, or Now it conducts a great number of icle. I', Joseph, 1133 E Ilth street, training schools, where 2,200 per- sh•veland, Ohio. We are trying to sons are given training in the FOR SALE-At a real sacrifice. A set new friends our own ages, in trades. picturesque lot situated on Lake .1 her cities for our club. Orion (Swiss Villages). An un- To Help Declassed Jews. Cordially yours, usual bargain. Address Box MOSCOW.- (.1. T. A.) -The L. MORRIS and Is JOSEPH 200, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. agreement between the American --------- Better Transportation Com- Icor and the Comzet in Soviet Rus- ATTRACTIVE, middle-aged Jew- sia, giving the Icor the right to ish woman, without children, mittee for Rapid Transit conduct relief work in Russia, was wishes to become acquainted Proposal. ratified by the Sovnarcom, the with respectable gentleman. No ( ouneil of Soviet ( ommisars. objection to one child. Address Based on the belief that Detroit The Sovnarcom of the Ukraine Box 310, Detroit Jewish Chron- should adopt the Rapid Transit devoted a special session to the icle. Plan at the April election and that question of the declassed Jews. At if the voters are conversant with this session it was tits-Sled to un- FOR RENT-Educated, cultured the nicrits of this plan, jointly tid- dertake a number of measures in gentleman can have a nice room with high-class Reformed Anieri- e aneed by the Street Railway and order to help those Jews out of For appointment Ranid Transit Commissions, they their critical economic situation. can family. phone Garfield 0533. will endorse it, the Citizens' Better The relief measurm adopted are: Transportation Committee has I. To develop the artisan indus- been formed fur the sole purpose tries in the cities populated by WANTED-Director for women's and children's camp. Prefer one S of giving citizens full information, Jews . with nursing experience, Yiddish on the subject. The executive 2. To create special funds for speaking. Cook, other help and committee is composed of Jeffer. co-operating with the construe- volunteer counselors also want- son B. Webb, chairman; William Dee plans of the declassed .lees. ed. Write full details to Box It. Kale's, Edmund T. Paterson, To provide the Jewish Artels 3. 315, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. I'hilip Breitmeney, Frank W. Blair, with the maximum of raw mater- 8:15 a. m.-$13.00--8:30 p. m. ht' E R CLASSIFIED FOR RENT-Light, airy room for young anon or lady; all conveni- (-flees; car and bus lines; ele vator service. 2075 West Phibi- delphia, Apt. 406. 'SAMMY' KLEE Arlington 2330 PAGE THREE RONICLE throughout the country as a text- HOUSEWORK wanted by middl•- book. aged lady in small family. Ex- The new plan to increase the cellent cook. Call Arlington of the youth magazine pro- 1264-M. vides for a first prize of $100• a second Kite of $75; • third prize Checker Cabs. Empire 7000 of $50; a fourth prize of $25; and small prizes amounting to $150. In announcing the details of the sub- scription contest among Young Ju- daeans, it is painted out that the clubs may use the prizes for send- ing delegates to the national Young Judaean convention, for es- tablishing a Young Judaea Club library, for assisting some worthy cause, or for inscribing the club's name in the Golden Book of the 630 Front Street Jewish National Fund, which gift: will be sued to buy land in Pales-. Randolph 6744 tine. Compliments WAY N E MINERAL BATHS BETTER TRANspoRTATioN Let's All Work For It! The Citizens' Better Transportation Committee Believes: THAT if Detroit Is to continue It maximum business and Industrial development It must have at the earliest possible moment an adequate Rapid TrariaIt System. THAT the Citizens of Detroit are entitled to receive through the MNIIIIM of their civic offi- cials a transportation system that will enable them to pursue their various callings and seek roe• reation VconomIcally and expeditiously. THAT, having the utmost confidence In the Integrity and ability of the members of the Street Railway Commission and Rapid Transit Commission, It should fully support these men, who have freely given th••lr time and talents In an effort to prs;•ltie an adequate transportation system for th it fellow citizens. THAT the Rapid Transit Plan, jointly submitted to the Common Council by the Street Rall. way Commission and the Rapid Transit Commission, and by the Council placed before the voters at the running April election, Is a sound and meritorious civic enterprise. THAT the dt-eision by the joint sommisslons to construct an east and west line as a first section of a complete Rapid Transit System, embracing the entire city, Is basically sound, as Ills line will provide speedy and economical tranapot tattoo for the hundreds of thousands of workmeo employed in the great Industrial sections through which the VernorMack line passes. I The running lime on the Yernor•Mack line will be 45 minutes from Connor. Creek to the Rouge Plant. The present running time on the surface line Is 73 minutes. There would be • ”ving If ridden tweea day the saving thervforr of 28 minutes on • one-way trip between terminal, w.II he SO min, k t ... or nearly en extra hour. tallith the workman may drvot• to his wife and lansily.1 THAT the planning of the Vernorlelack line so that It connects with 27 of the 29 routes of the D S. R. roll system and with 12 has lines of the D. S. R. bus system will be of the utmost con- venIence and will have an expediting Influence on practically the whole ” stem of surface trans- portation facilities operating within the city. THAT placing of the Woodward surface cars underground 11MM- the river front to T;mph. ___ , Strut v.111 relieve the surface (raffle in a badly consented area and be conducive to the safety of wornsa and children. THAT the revenue to be derived from the system on the basis of a 10•cent fare will be suf• fleient to pay all costs of maintenance and operation. THAT the general tax to be paid by our citizens at whatever per cent the Common Council may designate will not be burdt-nsome • RA under the law In any one year not more than $1 66 per thousand of assessed valuation can be levied. THAT the Common Council will be extremely fair In distributing the percentage of coat of the system upon the special assessment district, the general tax and to the car rider. who will pay the equipment cost. In Conclusion: The Citizens' Better Transportation Committee was formed solely for the purpose of placing before the voters facto concerning the Rapid Tran0 Plan. Give thought and study to the pla n and, realizing the polls and vote "YES" for the plan its importance, go to April 1st. ' Citizens Better Transportation Committee Executive Committee-Jefferson B. Webb, Chairman; William R. Kale*, Edmund T. Pater- son, Philip Breitmeyer, Frank W. Blair, Oscar Webber, Tracy W. McGregor, Dan T. Crowley, C. B. Van Dusen, H. Wm. Klare, A. C. Marshal{, Emory W. Clark, Edsel B. Ford, Fred T. Murphy, Henry M. Blitzed, James P. Murphy, Henry Wineman and John A. Brown. NOTE-If you desire any further information on the Rapid Transit Plan, please mail your questions to the Mayor's office, City Hall. These questions will be answered by a member of the Rapid Transit Commission over Station WWJ, the Detroit News, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, 6:30 to 6:45; Friday evenings, 6 to 6:15, and Satur- day evenings, 6:15 to 6:30, for a period of three weeks. . .