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FACTS DR. LEO. M. FRANKLIN, FRED M. BUTZEL AND
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ABOUT "GREYLOCK" DR. JOHN SLAWSON URGE U. P. A. SUPPORT
RE-ELECT JUDGE
BOYS, GIRLS CAMP (Continued from Page One.) the dignity of 16,000,000 Jews

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throughout the world. The spirit-

S. S. Fishbains, Is In Charge of about what may be done. If we ual and cultural implications of
Registrants in Detroit.
wish, however, to transfer large the Palestinian movement arc

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numbers of Jews from the hopeless such that no person of Jewish ex-
(:adm 1,1 ,,,G r(e7y,,I,?terke foi r,akll, :ysi sa leot-, life of Eastern Europe to a more traction, regardless of affiliation
hopeful condition in Palestine, we and intensity of Jewish feeling,
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Massachusetts. It is at the crest must be satisfied if the new set- can wave aside with impunity.
tlers will make a bare living while
.,,., of the Berkshire Mountains, eleva-
"The Detroit Jewish community
0 tion 1,700 feet. Becket station of we, in more fortunate countries will respond, and will respond gen-
$ the B. & A. railroad is four miles and in more fortunate times, con- erously to this significant cause
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of the camp. The city of tribute towards the building of which means so much to us all.
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Pittsfield is 17 miles west and the roads, the support of schools, hos-
Statement by Israel Zilber.
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1 city of Springfield is :15 miles pitals, and the various services
Israel Zilb•r, vice-president of
Other nearby towns are whirl are necessary if settlement the United Palestine Appeal, in a
• east.
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Stockbridge, Great Barrington, is to be speeded up.
statement urges the "old guard"
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"American Jewry has not been 0, exceed all previous efforts.
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miles from New York City, overly generous, in view of the
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"With the organization of the
$ 131 miles from Boston, 60 miles greatness of the appeal, and it is Jewish Agency completion, it is
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a from Albany, and is accessible high time that all of as put our important that the work be car-
from all directions by automobile ' shoulder to the wheel and help this ried to a successful realization by
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great cause along."
those who until now carried the
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Camp Greylock for Boys wan
burdens of the movement," Mr.
Dr. Slawson's Statement.
established in 1915 and is now en-
Dr. Sla•son has made the fol- Zither stated. "The so-called 'old
rolling boys for its fourteenth lowing statement:
guard,' those who carried the re-
j, year. Built
under expert super-
n.
It is the solemn obligation of sponsibilities until now, must con-
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vision,
with
emphasis
on
sanitation
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every Jew in Detroit to contribute tinue to inspire the new elements
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' :. and comfort, the camp has been oust liberally to the Palestinian who are entering the movement
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$ kept up to date by many improve- Cass, Indifference to Palestine through the Agency. The best
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, meats, with a result that Greylock lion- that the consummation of the way they can convince of their de-
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7, is considered one of the finest Jewish Agency has been effected votion is through contributions
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in America, can only be inter- and work commensurate with their
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Camp Greylock for Boys is un- preted us an indifference to the association with the movement.
der
the
personal
supervision
of
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"Let all Zionists not only re-
destny 9f the Jewish people.
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, Gabriel R. Mason, Ph. 0., principal
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"The restitution of Palestine is new their pledges, but increase
,I. of the Elijah Clark High School, necessary for the maintenance of them wherever possible."
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New York; George Z. Mason, M.
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• National Forest, Colorado, and A.
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. Lincoln Plant, former director Y.
Y M. II. A. Assisting them is an
able staff of experienced counsel-
fors, including a resident physi-
field, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, Mel-
clan, two trained nurses and two
(Cowilued From Page One).
ville S. Welt, Henry Wineman,
camp mothers.
Camp Greylock for Boys con- BernardGinsburg, Harry S. Grant, David S. Zemon.
The publicity committee, under
ducts two distinct and separate Nathan 4, Gross, Mrs. Samuel Glo-
camps—a junior camp for boys S goner, Rabbi A. M. Hershman. the chairmanship of Mr. Rothman,
to 12, and a senior camp for boys Moses limelhoch, Israel Ilimel- consists of the following: Emanuel
12 to 17. These camps have senor- hoch, Bernard Isaacs, Judge Frank, Maurice J. Caplan, Dr.
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ate dining rooms, swimming and Harry B. Kehlan, A. J. Koff- John Slawson, Philip Slomovitz,
boating facilities, athletic courts, man, Ilivan 1i. Krolik, A. C. Milton M. Alexander, A. C. Lap-
club rooms, etc. Each camp is Lappin, Meyer L. Prentis, Es- pin.
Election April 1, 1929.
Mr. Rubiner'a appraising com-
limited to 100 boys. Boys are' then R Prussian, Esser Rabino-
mittee is composed of the follow-
housed in substantially built bun- witz, Dvid Robinson, Edward
THIS AD PAID FOR BY A FRIEND
galows. The younger campers Rothma, Julius Rubiner. Arthir ing: William Friedman, Milton
have sanitary plumbing in each MI. Sch,singer, D. W. Simons, Dr.' Gordon, Julian II. Krolik, David J.
bungalow. John :awson, Abraham Srere, Marymont, Alex M. Stutter, Sam-
The athletic equipment of Camp Milford Stern, Samuel Summer- uel Summerfield.

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Greylock consists of a splendid
regulation baseball field, a jun or
baseball diamond, eight well kept'
enclosed tennis courts, two basket-
ball courts, two enclosed handball
courts, docks and floats for swim-
ming and diving, and a fleet of 45
canoes, steel boats, flat bottom
boats, war canoes and sail canoes.
Camp Greylock for Boys par-
ticularly emphasizes the following ,
Nature study, woodcraft, manuel
training. During the study hour
all elementary and high school sub-
jects are pursued. Special ern-
phasis is given to the training of
character, good mental, moral and
social habits.
An honor system, perfected by
Camp Greylock, tends to all-round
development.

JUDGE DONALD

VAN T.T ZILE

RECORDER'S COURT

A man can receive no greater tribute than to
be chosen by the profession of which he is a
member. Received the largest number of votes
at the primary of the Detroit Bar Association.

ELECTION APRIL I, 1929

TIIIS Al) PAID FOR BY A FRIEND

RETAIN

(Connued From Page One)•

t he midvestern foundation elimi-
n ationalext month. The Young

Judge Irving Lehman, president
of the Jewish Welfare Board, an-
nounces that in the absence abroad
of Dr. Cyrus Adler, chairman of
t h e army and navy committee,
Major Julius Ochs Adler has been
appointed acting chairman of the
committee.
Major Adler is vice-president
' and treasurer of the New York
Times, vice-president of the Mili-
tary Training Camps' Association,
Second Corps Area, and a member
of the executive council of the
Jewish Welfare Board. He par-
ticipated in the World War and
was cited and decorated for distin-
guished service. He edited "The'
History of the Seventy-seventh Di-,
vision."

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Here are some of its notable features
—features of highest quality which
you are not accustomed to expect in
a car at its price:

high-compression, completely.eres.
sure.lubricated motor,with 7 bearings.

A lengthened wheelbase, new double.
drop, tubular-trussed frame, alloy steel
springs, and 4 Lovejoy hydraulic shock
absorbers, for unsurpassed riding ease.

And complete equipment—full-sized
cowl lamps, gasoline gauge and moto•
meter on instrument board, bumpers
front and rear, spare tire and lock,
shock absorbers, freight and handling
charges—all included in the delivered
price quoted above—nothing more to buy!

$954 to $1,880, delivered ..
to Sedant Dorn $954 to 22,225, delivered; 8 Coupes, Cabriolets, Victoria. from

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IMPORTANT "100" FEATEREB-SO OTHER CeIR MIS THEM .ILL

motor

Aluminumalloy pistons 7-hearing crankshaft

(ImwrStrsh)

Lovejoy shock
absorbers
(x,/,,ace Nash owassiass)

Exterior metalware
New double drop frame chrome plated over
nickel
Torsional vibration
Short turning radius
damper

Salon Bodies

World'seasiest steering Longer wheelbase

High Turbulence

One-piece Salon
fenders

Clear vision front
pillar posts

Nash Special Design
front and rear

bumpers

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Things You Ougto Know.

Why Are There Bile On the
Back of • Lor',:osit?
The buttons on thack of a

tailored coat or o•ith ski rt s,
had a good reason orally. The
skirts of these coatied to be
made very long so t when the
wearer moved rapidlje ta il s of
the coat flapped ah hi s l egs
and made progress dill Some
ingenious gentleman buttons
sewed to the back aratt on h ei e s
made in the corner of :oat tail,
so when he was in • h. he just
buttoned up his skirts :went on
his way in comfort. Diu know
that when the expert alter of
cigarettes is permittea select
the cigarettes of utmoNodness,
, he invariably chooses Ncl?

JUDGE CHARLES

BOWLES

JUDGE OF
RECORDER'S COURT

Judge Bowles' record is one of which he may
well be proud. His career has been one of serv-
ice and helpfulness to all who deserved help.

BAR ASSOCIATION AND

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"400" prices are a big "400" feature.
The Standard Six "400" Sedan, illus-
trated above, is an excellent example
of the new value Nash now offers.

A very powerful, high.turbulence,

People'tTemple Club is sponsor.
i ng the ebate, which will be held
n the down Memorial Chapel.
The abject will be "Resolved,
,
t hat th.present Jewish coloniza-
t ion prwts in Russia will lead to
the soldon of the Jewish prob-
Associate Dealersi
em in tat country."
The khigan Hillel debaters are
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ROWLEY & ZIMMERMANN
1496 Lawodalo Aso
a trio oexperienced men. Eman-
eiss W. Fort St.
5088 Woodward Ave.
uel Bars of Detroit, a junior law
WARREN SERVICE GARAGE Cl
V. E. WORDEN, INC.
WALTER P. HAMMOND, INC.
WARREN, MICHIGAN
student,has had much debating
3169 E. Mier..
Linwood at Philadelphia Ave.
Camp Greylock for Girls.
experiew. He is a member of
MILLER-JUDD CO. (BRANCH) BILLINGHURST MOTOR SALES
ARTHUR J. NELSON, Inc.
Camp Greylock for Girls is lo- Delta Sma Rho, national honor-
14226 14.14 Moore
12942 Woodward Ave., H. P.
8059 Grand River Ave.
cated on Raquette Lake, in the ary comic society, and president
NASH REDFORD SALES
DOMIENIK MOTOR SALES CO.
H.
A.
SCHMID
CO.
Ailirondacks. It is at an altitude of Pi Lobda Fraternity. This is
21374 Grand R.lver, REDFORD, MICIS
11826
Jos.
Camping
Gratiot at Glenfield
HAMTRAMCIC. MICHIGAN
of 1,800 feet. Raquette Lake, his secol year on a Hillel debate
known as the queen of the Adiron- team, lying participated in the
DATES NASH SALES
EMMERT NASH SALES
ROSEVILLE MOTOR SALES
Park and Mule. St.
dack lakes, is a fine body of water, first meing with Illinois in De-
4551 WWI. Ave.
ROSEVILLE, MICHIGAN
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
affording excellent swimming, troit the years ago.
Checker
Cabs.
Empire
7000
boating and canoeing. Night s
JosepSolomon, also of Detroit,
trains leaving New York after is a frhman law student who
supper, arrive at Raquette Lake in competedast year for Detroit ,
time for breakfast at camp. The City Co ge in several debates.
esuriammgrA
automobile road from New York Ile is a ember of Tau Epsilon
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leads directly into camp.
Rho Frarnity. Nathan Levy,
Camp Greylock for Girls is now the thirdiember, is a sophomore
enrolling campers for its eighth literary silent from South Bend,
year. Built under expert super- Ind. liens had a successful ca-
vision, with emphasis on sanitation reer in a)ampus competition, as
and comfort, Greylock is consid- runner-upn 1928 and winner in
ered one of the finest equipped 1929 of thUniversity of Michigan
camps in the east. .
extemporaous speakng contest,
Camp Greylock for Girls is tin- and RS a ember of the 'varsity
, der the personal supervision of debating am. The Michigan
Ray E. Mason (Mrs. B. A.), who Daily, stunt publication of the
is assisted by an able staff of coun• university,redited him with the
sellors, including a resident physi- best speechf the evening in the
cian, trained nurse, and camp Michigan-liana debate last week,
mother.
won by Le's team.
Camp Greylock for Girls limits
Reports orn Wisconsin indi-
its enrollment to 80 girls. The cate that Mtigan will be met by
camp is divided into four distinct a team comied of men who have
groups—Pioneers, juniors, inter- built up eqlly enviable reputa-
mediates and seniors.
tioT
nsheatwilkaina ii
o n,
n.
Girls are housed in substantially
debate
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All bungalows will journey Chicago
built bungalows.
to meet
have sanitary plumbing.
the Illinois
Dilation team at
Camp Greylock for Girls par- the Covenar. ,ub.
Illinois (b-
ticularly emphasizes the following: leated Ohio
recently to as-
Music, French, arts and crafts, na- sure herself place in the finals.
ture study and woodcraft.
The Covenanlub meeting is an
S. S. Fishbaine of the faculty annual affair,hich was attended
of Central High School, director by 1,600 pee; last year.
of publications at Central high,
Sunday's cyst will mark the
is in charge of Detroit registrants second appeart e of a University
at the camp.
of Michigan Iel debating team
in Detroit. 'lee years ago the
Ann Arbor teamet and defeated
Share in the Great Work. Illinois at the'nai B'rith Cont-
Give to the United Palestine triunity House the first of the
series of debatwhich have since
Appeal
become an ann affair.
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Milton Silbeng, president ,,f
The -
I the Young Peo'a Temple Club,
I will introduce Iville S. Welt,
I President of Tele Beth El, who
t will be the presi g officer at the
1. debate. Becausif the expense
1414 Farmer Street
ti involved in brine the Madison
Above Breitmeyer
team to Detroit, cents will be
near Grand River
charged for admen,
The most unique
Two of the t* judges are
Henry Butzel ant, J. Levin of
Tealeal Reading
the law firm of tz•l, Levin &
Winston. The th judge has as
Luncheon Ilaunt
yet not been selet.
in Detroit
During the timse judges are
Delicious Sandwiches
making their
■ sion Aaron
Tasty Sandwiches
Droock, prominentsmber of the
I. 0. B. B., will t-k for a few
Readings by the very popular
moments.
The National I. B, B. sup-
ports the Hillel Fl a ii en ,
Countess Recta and The

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