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DETROIT UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL
$150,000 UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
FOR $100,000 TO CLOSE AT BANQUET
WILL OPEN MAY 19; 350 VOLUNTEER
SUNDAY; JACOB BILLIKOPF TO SPEAK
WORKERS PLEDGE THEIR SERVICES
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contributors of larger sums to the
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alestine Appeal:
Muer, Jerome 4'. Saltz,tein, Simon Shet- IL, ,I,Vish youth
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mastered. Vi'llen `'.•
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Anteritwn Show CM,.
Fred M.
h";•• ','t• 1,.`i•ti'' shir,st It %,!.', st"sc , ,,,, •'1 %,"l; i ht.. h• studying Jewish tradition, pito.: ...sail.. ot tJo• thilciatt•st••
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Paid A. Simon., Mr. and ;1;.;; 7.,','ilhiii...:.',ll.7,',',,,!,°,,'%•,.,.:.'„.,l,.?„,-,i',..,,,7,.;
:•...• h-, studying history, Hebrew, f•ifill'ii"" ili'm l i " ' h"
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Henry Wineman, emelt; A.
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noir, I.rael Zill5et, a -,511 eat h. Abr. ham Warren. Dr. Datill II. Weingarden, Liito.
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Como,. Jos. H. Ehrlit.h, Endo
Order of
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J. Friedberg, Robert Marwil, I arse S het-
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,Dais Marshall, leader of Anler•
liviii m Smith, Milford Stern. Perfection Henry FirIetlinan. Gallow • Gre enbadin,
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Lodge A1110, Maurice Aron..., $3511, Samuel Cerro, tirabow Pro.. Gnat
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David
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Morris 1.r,111, S. E. Lind. Alfred N1,1.1,.
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maw Morri. !number,/ Electrical Co.. (Sr. Chu . linkiner.
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the life of
. nj, ,,,,,, . !flurry Al. Wilbur, $1o.
1 . , is Illy firm In•livf that this en- l a„. .1,.,. „„ ,h,•
it VII, .11 Andrew %Fineman. in tro•ninrY
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Aar ...a Kurland. Myron M. Larokberg•
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of Mr.. 1.1, 00011 Willem.. M. II. Zack. Jo.. C Zerlattan, am.
thinonunity, orthodox, ultra- traditions and :dank.
hitt, Itoololph Zujeback. 1.11111. IL Cohn,
Joe Horwitz, L. Schlain. I3:4.
orthodox. conservative and reform•li•fft-ll
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Social Service 411...Hy
Ilene, Abranmvitz, II. It. APPIelotom ,
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Jacob
L oui. and Meyer Applebaum,
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the Jewi-h r".ducation to
A publie•tion Prtnted 1 ,,
Ale aum, Dr. N. E
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IC,rei. 15.,. 41 tippenheiro, Aaron Prager- Aronstam. horsey Atkin , . .1,e...11 11.1h A. .. ,, oislation
having had the th e , ,. . , , o(i,i ,otttai l 5 Son' of Jewish S41.•
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New York R. L. TEMPLIN, Manager Canton
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Your clothes will always look
like that if you entrust them to For-
est's care.
That spring hat, top
coat and lighter weight suits cer-
tainly need cleaner's care now. Be
prepared for warm weather. Save
your clothes and help your looks by
having Forest take charge of your
I leaning needs.
for
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TELEPHONE CO. )
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1 , anklin, Jos. Haller. A. J. Philip Cutler, Sol A, Dann anmemory of Inllil
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Itrow, L ook Savage.
Arehll. 140.11). SR111 Davila. Look Linen- haVe an I. IIIIIIrtunity to get
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Ktolik, IL Levin. E... lilad•tone Heti Z. Goldberg. 11,Inan Gidd-
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Appropriations In Last Drlye.
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TC, DYERS
533.547 FOREST AVE E
COlumbia 4200
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e‘alnate the work done by the Jewi..h
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1.1 ,ii tri
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tl nd board
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.i•anger. and unfor tunates who 4 n. nill
ovimilted to other charPable instiLi tion.
yarimo reasons.
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Gro....tharle, Hamburger, N15.- y' ,.
, , National Dry Good. Co, .141,14 M
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t leaner,. Harry A. II Ylnii ti, Hen 11. Jx.
Cid,. Saul E. devote.. int ,A1 Kabaker. I.
Vii. Kaplan. Moses Ka amt
A. Harm-.
Na Jima, Hyman Kidd.. A. t . Koffman.
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'11004•11,14. (PSI,, S,.M. Lionly, lbw
Mark.. Herman !dark., .1.,.. M. Mark..
1104id MaryinoLl. II. It. Mazur,. Mit, hi•
...so Store Fixture Co., Gus Newman,
ICM , Is•WIllill S1.11], S. A. Popkin, M. Pro -
Supply. D. Sarni. , .1
Reliable Ii
S. Said.. Normati Suhwartr., Hurry M
s ell.., Shats.ro & Brodie. David M. Sid
dee, Mrs. Rachel Sinnott, Simmons th
Clark. Nation Simons, Charles Smith,
Soberinatt & Milgrom. Harry Staralt 1 . ,
Jack Stone, Strong Chevrolet ('o., A
A-lee YOU Planning A Home?
Heye is a suggestion .
tion hall telephone is being augmented by extension
telephones in the library, bedroom and kitchen.
They promote convenience and quick answers.
The additional cost is slight, and adequate tele-
TheTelephonemanager will he glad to tell you more
about extension telephones and house wiring plans.
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"100" Standard SI% •1-Door Sedan
$ 1 024
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FELL% EQI IPPED
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Ask the Salesman this Question:
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VERY prospective motor car pier-
chaser should ack every saleunan he
talks to, this two ion:"What is the price
of this car, delivered to me, fully
equipped with all the equipment?'
You should also ask what the differ-
ence is between the factory (f. o. h.)
price and the delivered price—and
then ask u hat that difference buys.
Heretofore it has been customary for
factory prices to cover only the bare
car. This permits the dealer to sell you
your bumpers and the other acces-
sories, at wail prices.
Nash, in introducing the
new
"400"
Series, pioneered a new practice, by
installing this extra equipment at the
factory, at no extra cost to you.
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Vs hen you ask the suggested question
you'll find most salesmen (not Nash
salesmen) reluctant to answer. They
would rather not say how much more
there is to pay, or what the extra
money buys.
And you'll also find that by reason of
the Nash policy, Nash "400" deliv-
ered, fully-equipped prices are much
lower than those of many other cars
with the same factory (f. o. h.) prices,
and lower than some cars with even
lower factory (f. o. b.) prices.
Sedans front $554 to $2275, delivered, 8 Coupes, Cabriolets, Virforias from 5954 to $1S.- P5
Th•NewNA H 400'
Leads the World in Motor Car rano
IMPORTANT "100^ FEATURES—.YO
OTHER C.1R H. i1,YTHEM .1LE
High compression
motor
Aluminum alloy pistons
High Turbulence
New double drop frame
7.bearing crankshaft
One•piece Salon
fenders
Exterior metalware
chrome plated over Clear vision front
pillar posts
nickel
Lovejoy shock
absorbers
(Es, &Inv Nash areerieg)
Salon Bodies
41se,straro
Torsional vibration
damper
Short turning radius
World'sessiest steering
Longer wheelbase
Nash Special Design
front and rear
bumpers
MILLER-JUDD CO., Distributors
Sales and Service — Woodward and Palmer.
Assodat• Dealers:
ROWLEY 1• ZIMMERMANN
5060 Woodward Av..
WALTER P. HAMMOND, INC.
Lanweed at Philadelphia Aro.
ARTHUR J. NELSON, Inc.
0059 Grand River
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H. A. SCHMID CO.
Castled at Glannold
ROSEVILLE MOTOR SALES
ROSEVILLE, MICHIGAN
GIBSON DETROIT SALES CO.
11133 W. Fort St.
V. E. WORDEN, INC.
3189 E. Jallor000
MEHNERT MOTOR SA IL!
1433 La...Ws Ann
WARREN SERVICE GARAGE Cl
WARREN. MICHIGAN
MILLER•JUDD CO. (BRANCH) BILLINGHURST MOTOR SAL 2
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Ave . . H. P.
12942 Woodtrard
14220 Moab Alms.
DOMIENIK MOTOR SALES CO.
NASH REDFORD SALEM
11023 a... Cunpau
HAMTRAMCK. MICHIGAN
EMMERT NASH SALES
4531 Wails. Ann.
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21374 Crawl Ri•ar, REDFORD. Id/CM
DATES NASH SALES
Park and Hutto Sta.
DEARBORN, MICHIGAN
TEDALL AUTO PAINTING
AUTHORIZED DUCO STATION
Custcm Painting, Trimming, Body and Fender
Bumping, Wrecks and Glass
Duco Jobs ReRubbed —6-Hour Service
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ORGANIZATIONS
part
THE REC011 I) BREAKING NEW NA
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SONGS FROM THE
LIPS OF CHALUTZIM
phone service is a requisite in the present day home.
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in excess of
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WESLEYAN U. GETS
EINSTEIN PAPER ON
NEW FIELD THEORY
telephones in various rooms. The old time recep-
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man. ARM II. Iler.ch. Al,,' Ka.le, ILester 1.m.,, ' 1.
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4 an Pro.Fala•ha Committee GI
Lapolt .. Jo.. SIddell, I ark Asenite Hotel. Lit - .1 , •“
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M. Schneider, Max Schlachman, D. Saf. Norri... 11,. , ,,,. ji 1. 1 .1.. , Y,, IL., , ra
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11 r, J. 0. Saul., Harold Si. Smiley, Sant Kal i•k L Std.., 14 randall, Lou i.
Aim
Weller.
Weller. Manuel lirback, Wm. Ft. Women. rioter. Jacob Leader, Ihirry G. Levinson,
that, $1011, Louis James Rosenberg. San, Lield.rman. Robert Newman, l'asper
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}•n: 111.. Charles A. Bennett. Broiler Oppenheint, El. II. (nmenheini, Jacob
Itro... J. Brodie & Soy, Jame. I. Ell- !earl. Dr. M. Rattner, Samuel II. Robin
ninon. 1,0 , 11 , A. Gordon, Rabbi A. M.
M. Levi, J. Rubin, Julios Rub-
Hershman, Ale A. Messenger, Charles in, Mark
Sampliner. J. Sehakne.
Robinson, Saul Sad's., Alex 'frit, 11. Samuel Shevin, David Seholf.
Morn„.
II. Warner & Co., WOIA tone, Serline &
Schithiner. Max Sehwart, J. 1,. Selling,
Ite,lor, Marvin It. Gingold, Max S. Jac Slather, 1-adore Starr. Leon Van
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OrtewIleld. $75, Hyman C. 11roder. Sam-
Mail s Aartm Weishrat, Louis II. Wolfe.
uel Hamburger, Jaen!. Ilarwith, S. Ileav•
a man who understood in the least
enrich. 11r. Jos, O. None!. $511.
what Einstein is driving at; and I
R aynd
mo H. Abrahamson. S. A. Agree,
have been so much impressed by
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky. Edward A. Alla.,
this fact that I very seriously
Sant Baker, S. E. Barnett. M. D., Harry
!linker, Meyer Heckman, Louis Berry,
doubt that Einstein himself knows
Harry S. Blumenthal, J. Drachma,
what he is driving at,” the cardi-
o.. Louis and Re.
C adillac Square Fruit C
nal declared.
gene Cohane. S. Cohen, R. A. Cott, Sol
A. Dann, Detroit Jewish Chronicle, East
"Truth is always very clear,
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Side Metal Co., Feinberg-Max Co., Ben
when
seen with a clear eye. The
Fink. N. Fishman, Barney Flax. Rabbi
important
in the lives of th e fact that any theory cannot be
Leon From. Hari. Ganapol, Harry Gerson,
Benjamin Goldberg. IL Greenspan, Harry Jews in Eretz Israel. Lays ar e enunciated and only succeeds in
Horowitz, Stanley Imerm•n, II•rry A. sung by old and young, by conser _ befogging the mind is a patent
Jacobs. Henry Jasay, S. II. Kahn. Mati-
nee Kaplan. Abe I:sale, JOY. M. vative and radical alike. The ram e. proof that it is not really truth.
"I mean that while I do not wish
II_
II, A. Keys, Dr, IL Kirschbaum, lays that are sung by the Chassi .
Samuel hobaker. Joseph O. hope!. I. dim on their festive occasions ar e to accuse Einstein at present of
Kositchek, III•orier Landau. Wm. Lan-
largely sung by the Chaluzim a I deliberately wishing to destroy the
skv, J. Lefkofnky & Sons, A A. i.e.
te. Henry Le4itt. Dr. Davit! J. Levy. their work. Yiddish songs, thous h Christian faith and the Christian
J. Lieber, Benj. D. Lieberman. Jacob not given publicly in Palestine
basis of life, I half suspect that if
Lipchin•ky, M. D. Lipsit, Mose F. Lip-
are still sung in the hushed privac y we wait a little longer we will find
sit,. Felix J. Mahler, Samuel Markowitz.
he unquestionably will ultimately
Mercantile Finance core.. Hyman Mil- of many homes,"
' how Leo E. Morris. Sam Osnos, Samuel
reveal himself in this attitude. In
including in their plans sp:::iiications for extension
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Thus, in her collection of 19 Ile
brew and 17 Yiddish songs, 11 me - a word, the outcome of this doubt
Shomer Rothenberg has transplant ' and befogged speculation about
ed some of the spirit of Palestint time and space is a cloak beneath
and has helped bring to us a betty which lies the ghastly apparition of
atheism."
understanding of the pioneers. Th,
author expressses the hope that tht
olume will, "like folksongs gen
erally, be sung by the lay public
by amateur and professional sing
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ers," and the demand that ha s •
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henttofore (men made for such
collection seems to promise wet
M'ilut We are looking for is peace
for her wishes.
RIO happiness in the home; good
In her explanatory notes and relationship amongst the members
suggestions for interpretation, On ' of the family; real sympathy with
author gives a translation of her the child who has no natural home.
songs and helps in every way t.
' "We feel that those children who
make their popularization easy.
clime fir Ill poor homes and poor
The Hebrew collection include- neighboriasals brought up la•low
"Int Ein Ani Li Mi Li," "Shir the level of the average working-
Shonirim," "Lafim Haleilot hie - - man's family will not benefit when
naan," which is the song of the • thrust into surroundings alien to
3lizrachi shomrim or watchmen. them. They are also not bene-
Chassidic songs, music of the Horit fited in their future lives
by homes
dances, several very fine Yemenis • too much above their It•vel because
songs and Palestinian versions oi the possibilities of their future
"Hatikvah." One of the Yeme- . lives are also limited and they will
nite songs, "Ehir Temany," which certainly be maladjusted ID their
we are told is to be sung as a fer- future life if they are placed with
vent appeal, is interpret.' for the too intellectual or too wealthy fam-
reader and singer as follows bi ilies to the standard of which they
31me. Shouter Rothenberg:
cannot hope 10 live up."
"A Yemenite youth tells hi-
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the light of the beautiful moon and IloW located at 111212 Twelfth
that she did not answer his greet
street. It is eomposed of r e pre-
ing. 'Oh, mother, dear, lovely sentatives of the Hebrew Orphan
mother! Intervene for me no thst Horne, Hebrew Infant Orphan
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reau, and the Jewish Welfare
The Yiddish selection is equally Federation. It is a constituent of
as interesting and helps to enchan! the Jewish 1Velfare Federation and
the spirit with the humorous a- is financts1 through the Community
well as melancholy musical selec- Fund.
tions.
.
Melville S. Welt is its president
The piano arrangement to Mn,,. and Fred 31. Itutzel, chairman Of
Shomer Rothenherg's songs is by the executive committee. S. B.
Posner. The volume is highly Kahn, president of the Hebrew Or-
recommended by the Zionist Or- phan Home, is treasurer of the
ganization, Young Judaea ant council. The following constitute
other organizations with educs. the lo and of trustees: Daniel .1.
Alpert, Maurice Aronsson, Fred M.
tional purposes.
Mme. Rothenberg, the compiler Butzel, Herman Cohen, Mrs. Harry
of this collection of songs which Feldman, Adolph Finsterwald,
can be heard in the Palestine of Rabbi A. M. Hershman, S. B.
today, is nationlaly known 101 one Kahn, A. .1. Levin, Mrs. Harry
of the best interpreters of Yiddish Prenzlauer, Me.. M. B. Sulzherger,
and Hebrew songs on the Ameri- Melville S. Welt, and Reny Wine-
can concert platform. The press man.
v
and critics speak of her in the
highest terms.
She was born in Russia, her
father being a well-known Yiddish
author and playwright. While soil
a very young child, the Shorn.-
family migrated to America, net-
tling in New York City. She dr-
voted a considerable portion of her
time to the study of folklore an I
of mythology, resulting in the com-
pilation of an operetta of Jewish
folksongs.
Mme. Shomer Rothenberg stu-
•died singing with Pizzarello, La-
tar Samoiloff and Francis Roger-,
'among others. Her debut took
I place in New York at Aeolian Hall.
where she created a genuine stir
by the unusual program she pre-
sented, her interpretative ability,
and the beautiful quality of her
natural singing voice.
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