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Gil., than 300 men and women
attended the banquet held Thurs-
day night at the Fort Wayne
Hotel for the opening of the De-
troit drive for the Palestine labor,
or Gewerkschaften, fund.
David Ben-Gurion, secretary of
the Histadruth, the Palestine labor
federation, was the principal
speaker. In an inspiring address
he outlined the achievements by
Jewish workers in Palestine and
called on American Jews to go on
with their efforts for Palestine.
Another speaker was II. Ehren-
reich of New York, Peale Zion
leader, who made the appeal for
funds, in response to which about
$1,500 was realized Thursday
night. The list of contributor's
Won
headed by Morris Scharer,
chairman of the drive, who gave
$150, Another $150 gift was
from M. Sandler. Chafetz and
Lipson gave $100, and thert, were
at number of gifts of $50. The
balance came in small donations,'
and many of the contributions
were from organizations that sent
delegations to attend the banquet.
The program after the dinner
was opened by Mr. Schaver, who
introduced Joseph Haggai as
toastmaster. Greetings were ex-
tended by Simon Shetzer presi-
detn of the Zionist District of De-
, trod; Mrs. Ralph Davidson, presi-
dent of Hadassah; Ben F. Gold-
man, president of Pisgah Lodge of
B'nai B'rith; P. Slomovitz and
others.
The musical program of the ban-'
luta consisted of several solos by
Emma Lazaroff, who was given an
ovation by the audience. The Ila-
levy-Ilazomir Society gave a 20-
minute concert, directed by Dim-'
iel Frohman. Miss Rebekah Katz-
man was at the piano.

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MELBOURNE. --
T. A.) -
Lady Isaac Isaacs, wife of Sir
Isaac Alfred Isaacs, gavernor-gen-
FLA T-Modern
LOWER
end dt Mauve of Australia, told the
throughout, automatic oil
Jewish Telegraphic Agency that she
burner, electric• refrigeration.
was nut sure whether Sir Isaac
side drive garage, ideal local-
would accept the appointment. The
ity, convenient to car and bus
appointment of Sir Isaac created
lines. A wonderful home at
a great stir throughout the British
a low rental. Immediate pos-
Empire as it was said that he was
session. Fur further infor-
not the choice of King George but
1/4 mation phone Euclid 7378.
of the Australian Labor l'arty.
Meanwhile great pressure is being
brought to our ,111 Fir Isaac 10
ARTISTIC INTERIOR DECORA-
make him accept the office.
TORS-We do painting, deco-
rating and plastering. Guaran•
ADELAIDE.- (J T. A.) -Sir
teed work. I.. Nathanson, 2987
shill Simon, chairman of the )u-
Gladstone. Phone Garfield 5128
that framed the'
from 7 to 10 a. m. and 4 to 8 Iicial
Australian canstit ution, declared
p.
that Sir Isaac Isaacs is ineligible
for the governor-generalship be-
MRS. J. SHERLINE-First , class
cau>e a justice of the high court is
catering for weddings and par-
not permitted to hold any Other Of-
ties. 15850 Linwood. Univer-
Sir Isaac is chief justice of
fice.
sity 2-1610.
tht Australian supreme court.
Sir Josiah's revelation has caused
CATERERS-Strictly kosher. En-
tremendous interest in legal circles
gagements, wed dings and here where it is now' recalled that
banquets. Catered by plate. De.
.
Sir Isaac, when a member of the
A
.,
St.
C ater i ng
Australian Parliament, had pro-
I ereira, I rop., Longfellow 5654.. teased a law to prevent x judge of

MOMENTS OF DISCRETION

Y. W. H. A. NOTES

NEW
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Australian Judicial Chair-
mand Calls Him Ineligible
For Governor.

I.
"Sweet Moments," a musical
1
production by Shalom Sekunde,' FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF NORTHWOOD INN MADE
will be the play to be presented at MODERN DELICATESSEN'
POPULAR BY WEYER
Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
ter, Twelfth and Seward, this
One of Detroit's favorite eating
Three Stores Make Progress on
week-end, Friday evening , Solar-
81111 dining rendevous is Northwood
Dexter, Twelfth, Fenkell.
I day and Sunday matinees and eve-
G. Firestone, general manager Inn, located at Woodward and Elev-
nings.
Modern Delicatessen Stores, on en mile road. Under the personal
This play had its premiere at
the occasion of management of I'aul J. Weyer, who
the celebration'
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished Littman s Theater Thursday nu,ht,
Club Leaders' P
the
entire
cast
participating,.
cif the first an-
room for a gentleman. Steam-
A meeting of the girl's chili leaders prm
gram committee Wain held at the home'
niversary of the
heated. Rent reasonable. Near
or Mrs. 'terry Goldberg. 3217 Fullerton
stores, an-
car
line.
Call
Empire
3273-R
club
Sunday. The follow
nounces that
between 6 and 7 p. m.
The M ivsev Ite..
leader, u ere prevent
the public ap-
acres Ehrinpriev. Jeanette Weller. Yetta
Davis, Il annah Ferman and Anabel
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished Vaudeville Night:
p r e c i ation of
program of thlx
-F,
It was derived that the next meet-
B
room. House privileges for one
the services he
1 till
1131 d
f h
or two gentlemen or a couple. nes. al . when Id acts of vendeville en -
we.ine , dae , Jan. 7. The techniotie of
h as rendered
• Pro.
s ucces s ful
club
de, eloping
Near car lines and buses. Also tert•inment will be produced N et o'clock.
has assured the
O''gr."" 1
gram 'darting promptly et
wi II he the s ubject discosseil.
a garage. 1691 Hazelwood, be- The following numbery will Wier, : Cin•
success of his
Parents AssociaCon Committee:
1
FWeen Twelfth and Fourteenth. derella. Up to Irate," Babette Girls "A
stores. They are
Mrs. Fmhion Show,• Tuvi Tale Girl, "A
Phone Euclid 50504.
Of the Parent , Associm
located at 11612
A cmit,.
om
First Class Hotel," Phi K•ptie ElIsilon
v. r •
lion. n ow being organized •t the Jewish
.
G. Finestone Dexter boule-
n um n.
Boys: "Twisting Dials," Phi Silo. Ins
Center, will hold • meeting on Monday
Girls: "Bill and Lill', hr the 'Fri Sigma vard, between Burlingame and '
,
Plans will be made ,,„ .,,,,,„
eve ning. Dec. 21..
1 nu-A woman to take care Girl, "A Ten-Minute Minstrel," Omega Webb; 8636 Twelfth street, at Lee
for monthly meetings during the remain- 11' ANT
n
of a five-room flat and twin soeicas, "Thursd y Night." Intermediate
der of the year The aim of this group
Advanced Place, and 3900 Fenkell, corner
L. to create better uner...ling between
" .. CI. '": " 14,'"" (I " . . "
boys, 7 years old. Apply Sun- 1 Drama
Class.
Holmur.
and childrn. These meetings
day morning at 50 Blaine.
will also give the parents en opportum 1
Since the opening of the Twelfth
Sabbath
Services:
ity to become acquainted ith the work
Al-
street
store, Mr. Finestone stated,
On Friday evening. Jan. 2. Milton
of the Jewish Center •s it w concerns chit- FOR RENT - Five-room steam-
exander will be the guest speaker. The
the popularity of his service in.
dren.
heated flat, newly decorated. Ye,icand
e always followed by an ONA.
creased with the result that there
da l h
Rent reasonable. Must be seen
Senior Girls' Committee:
was a demand for similar stores in
ts.e. 22, the Senior Girls !
to be appreciated. Call at 7709
tin M
Saturday Evening House Parties:
the two other sections.
committee end their friend+ went on a
•herkers
Twelfth
street.
) 1
eta R. Th'
tfi
On the occasion of the celebra-
of-
of
the
features
and chess •re some
of • series of sight-seeing looms aiming I
z
feted
t the Saturdsy evening hoot. :ne
tion of the first anniversary of the
to antiorint the girl+ with places of in- 1 FOR RENT - Large, attractive,
stores,
souvenirs will be distrib-
the
Detroit
eoniniunitY•
clean,
warm
room,
newly
fur-
tie..
west in
I
-
uted to all customers on Saturday
i nished, pleasant surroundings, Sunday Night at Homes:
Open Meeting: --
,,,,,
treear
ia•oarsai
is
War
Oat
A
family.
Suit-
and
Sunday,
Dec. 27 and 28.
small
quiet home,
PAUL J. WEYER.
The spirit of Chanukah cheer rontInued!
Sunday night "At Homes
The Modern Delicatessen Stores
able for one or two gentlemen. ned for the
at the ce n ter during the w e k of Der.
f fir
sterli ng o n Jan. II, in the form oe.
22. Varioue chi. are holding open
are
the
onl
yones in Detroit that has made many Detroit friends as
d
transon,
near
Four-
portati
Goo
vitle circles. There will be speakers el
meetings in tinier to entert•in Jewish
to dale the i rut Fell Carmel kosher meats. Only a popular host, Northwood Inn has
teenth and Trumbull car line. these gathering,
their
friends. The
Center members • nd
their
linen
gram calls for James Jewell, rnanarerof
m eeting
d
Alamos (I nk held
2081 Virginia Park, Apt 205. "It Act .11y happened" of Stet. fresh meats are carried in stock become famous for its frog, fish
kl o ndey, Der. 22. The Vents girls partY
Garfield
4176-151.
NV XYZ, who will talk on radio work. Si , . and are sold at reasonable prices. chicken and steak dinners.
took piece on Tuesday, Dee. 23. An.
An. Osen handler of Temple Beth El,
The Slattern Delicatessen Stores
Mr. Weyer is a restauranteur of
other open m eeting I. being gore. be
room will give an illustrated talk on music, also serve lunches, steaks and 1 wide repute and with his genial din.
the Canorrede rie Boy, an intermediate FOR RENT-Beautiful, airy
and ^n Jan. 25, Miss Edith Rose or the
,,,, u p, on Sttrilay.
Dee. 27.
ra
in modern home with small fan- Union Tnist Company will give • talk on chops.
!position has the happy faculty of
ily, $15 per month to a gentle- "nook Comments." These program+ will
making patrons feel as comfort-
Jonior G rls Council:
man. Calvert near Dexter. Call take piece •round the fireside 'n the
'lite membership party being planned
J. W. E. W. 0. to Give Chan- able as though they were dining at
'park,, of the child... ,
I.y the Junior liorl's Council is to take
Euclid 8225.
home.
idoce Tuesdayevening. Dee. 30. This
ukah Latka Party.
Many clubs and orgainziations
Ne w Y e aes Pert
will be the first mess activity sponsure d
On Sunda, evening, Jan. 1, • brilliant
or girls club FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished
Th e
The
Jewish
Women's
European
thin group.
have faun(' this to be an ideal spot
room. Exceptionally large. Reas- Party hes been planned for the member- Welfare Organization met Siondayl to hold their affairs. Special low
cdmprism of gir111 ranging in ages from
ship.
II to 21, will co-operate. This mem-
onable rent. 2504 liazelwood
at the Atkinson branch of the prices are offered to large parties
rship party is also open to Jewish
avenue.
rills from 11 to 11 who are not Jew-
Shanrey Zetlek. Mrs. Joseph Zuck-1 and an invitation is extended to
ish Centir members.
Jewish organizations to consider
erman presided.
FOR RENT - Newly furnished
At this meeting letters were ,Northwooti Inn when planning their
room, one or two people. Bel-
next parties.
read
from
the
European
orphaned
den Hall Apt., 2225 Blaine,
families who for the last five years
near Fourteenth, Apt. 207.
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. received monthly out for support,
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN wants George Kahn celebrated their fif- and from new European orphaned
to share her apartment with a tieth wedding anniversary at six families asking for relief. The
The Detroit groups of the Chalut-
young woman. It is located Chi- o'clock dinner fur 30 guests. Mr. latter were turned over to the
z ‘s I Palestine Women's Pioneer
cago boulevard near Linwood. L. Robinson acted as toastmaster board of directors for action.
Organization) announce that it has
Morris Saxe, special colonization
Final arrangements were made
Phones Hogarth 0316, Garfield for the evening and responses were
ccmmenced the annual dollar cam-
made by Messrs. L. II. Ilarrison. for the Chanukah latka party to agent of Ontario, who was one of
7325-M.
paign t t help raise its assigned
Alex Kahn and George Kahn. Cards be held Saturday evening, Dec. 27, the leaders in the movement for the
quota.
Amen Orphan Flume and Farm
On March 1 and 2, a bake sale is FOR RENT-Large front room in were enjoyed throughout the eve- in the ballroom of the home of Mr. School at Georgetown, Ontario, was
modern apartment building with ning. Out of town guests were and Mrs. Sloskovitz, 1469 Atkin-
to be sponsored by the organization
on
a brief visit in Detroit this week,
Mrs.
1..
I).
Golden,
Mrs.
Allan
Lich.
private entrance and shower
son avenue. Mrs. A. Katzen, vice-
in a number of Detroit Jewish sec-
bath, for one or two gentlemen tig and Mr. Harry Robinson of De- president of the organization, Is and while here asked The Detroit
tions.
Jewish
Chronicle to appeal in bin
or ladies or couple employed. troit.
chairman of this affair.
The Chalutzos have volunteered
name to local Jewry to help carry,
Convenient to Trumbull or
Arrangements were also made
to take a booth at the Jewish Na-
on
the
work
of the school and farm.
Mrs. I.. Robinson was hostess to for the theater benefit to be held
Hamilton car lines. Reasonable.
tional Fund bazaar.
Mr. Saxe explained that the ex-
her luncheon club last Wednesday jointly with the North Woodward
1600 Seward, Apt. 121.
istenee
of
this
farm school makes it'
at her home.
branch of the organization Tues-
possible for Canadian Jewry to
WANTED-Young man would like
day, Jan. 6, at I.ittman's People's
bring
to
this
continent
boys and .
furnished
rooms
for
hint
and
On Monday night, Mrs. M. W. Theater.
2
girls to be trained for agricultural
sister, with refined Jewish fam- Goldberg entertained four tables of
The next board of directors'
pursuits.
These
youngsters
would
ily. Apartment or private bridge at her home.
meeting will be held Monday eve.'
otherwise be deprived of the oppor-
house. Must be reasonable. Ad-
Members of the religious school
ning, Dec. 29, at the home of one
tunity
of
emigrating
from
Europe.
dress Box 137, Detroit Jewish
Last Thursday evening :Mesdames of the trustees of the organization,
of Temple Beth El entertained
Chronicle.
George Kahn and Alex Kahn were Mrs. A. Smilo, 2902 Clemens ave., Mr. Saxe said that the school is
their parents and friends at the
now in dire straits and is in clan-
joint hostesses at a charity bridge nue.
Chanukah festival. The impress-
ger of having the mortgage fore-
ive pageant was given by students FOR RENT-Room suitable for at the home of the latter for the
one
or
two
gentlemen.
Private
clused
unless Detroit Jews live up
benefit of Temple Abraham. The'
of the school classes.
Mizrachi Hatzoir Plans Ac- to their obligations and come to
family. Seward near Twelfth. affair was well-attended.
In the course of the afternoon
.
Fourteenth
or
Trumbull
car
i
.
is a d.
•
the children presented Rabbi Ber-
bus. Reasonable. Garfield
A Detroit Jewish committee has
The newly elected officers of the
Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn of Stan-
nard Zieger with a number of gifts.
6126-R.
After the pageant refreshments
ton. Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Slizrachi Hatzoir are planning nu- obligated itself to help the school,
Beckman of Cadillac were in this merous activities for the remainder according to Mr. Saxe, and he calls
were served and gifts presented to
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced in
city last Sunclaa to attend the fu- of the season. The organization upon it to honor its obligation.
each child.
care of children, wishes to go
will participate in welcoming Me-
neral of Louis Corn of Detroit.
south or California for the win.
nachem Mendel Ussishkin, interna-
Publix-Riviera Theater.
ter. Willing to work for small
tional president of the Jewish Na-
Hollywood Theater.
With the rapid development of
salary. Can furnish good ref-
Bus Taxation Factor tional Fund, and will have a booth the airplane and other modes of
Continuing its elaborate list of
Motor
erences. Phone Euclid 10206.
at the forthcoming bazaar of the transportation and the increasing
holiday presentations, the Holly- ,
in Growth of Highway
National Fund. The members have problem of traffic in our great cit-
wood Theater this Sunday offers FOR RENT-Nice furnished room
promised to exert themselves in the ies, what will New York look like
System.
the smashing talkie hit. "Check and
for gentleman. Near car and
sale of the shekolim, the tax assess. in 1970? Buddy DeSylva, Lew
Double Check," co-starring those
bus line. $13 per month. 2947'
far-famed favorites of the air,
CHICAGO, Ill. - Figures re- ment entitling one to vote for dele- Brown and Ray Henderson, authors
Tuxedo avenue, near Linwood.
Amos 'n Andy. The engagement
leased by the National Association gates to the next World Zionist and song writers, have attempted
Hemlock 82871.
is for four days only and perform-
answer that question in "Just
of Motor Bus Operators following Congress, with the object of ob-
ances are continuous from 12:30 NEW YEAR'S EVE-If you would their recent convention in Ch:cago taining a large number of votes Imagine,"
for the Mizrachi organization.
. each afternoon. An array of stage
like to go to a nite club New indicate that motor bus taxation is
The Chanukah celebration spon-
attractions is also outlined for this
Year's Eve and want to save becoming one of the chief factors
sored by the Mizrachi Iltazoir was
program, while on Wednesday eve-
some money, see me. I have a in the growth of state and national
a success. Those present were in-
ning, New Year's Eve, there will be
highway
systems.
credit memo at Detroit's most
spired by the address delivered by
a special show beginning at 11:30
A modern concrete highway
popular nite club which I will
Rabbi Isaac Stollman, on the "Sig-
for which all seats are being re-
sacrifice. Call Mr. Whiteman, 1,000 miles long could be con-
nificance of Chanukah." Dancing
served in advance.
structed and maintained for a
Cadillac 1043.
and refreshments concluded the
period of 15 years by the present
evening's program. Many of those
Paramount Theater.
annual motor bus taxation. This
present signified their intentions
JEWISH BOY IS GIVEN
is based upon an estimated cost of
of joining the organization.
"Morrocco," a flaming love story'
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP $30.000 per mile and a mainten- The next meeting will be on Jan.
French
Foreign
Legion
with
of the
ance cost of $77 per mile per year.
6, at the Mishkan Israel Synagogue.
Gary Cooper, Mariene Dietrich and
BOSTON.-(J. T. A.)-Morris standard averages compiled by the Blaine near Linwood. Interested
Adolphe Menjou in the leading F. Shaffer of Boston, a student in I'ortland Cement Association.
' young men and women are invited
roles, had its gala opening at the the Massachusetts Institute of
Motor bus taxation is in two to attend.
1 Paramount Theater on Christmas Technology, is one of the few Jew- forms, general and special. and
ENTERTAINMENT and
Day. Miss Dietrich, who makes her ish boys named a Rhodes Scholar many devious methods are em-
Bridge Tea to be Given by
American motion picture debut in for 1930. Thirty-three students
ployed in imposing taxes on the
MUSIC
Zedakah
at
Hostess
this picture, has been acclaimed
from various sections of the coun- industry. Some states tax by mile-
sensaiton and it is predicted that try were selected for this high
Cake Shop.
age, some by weight and value,
for all occasions
within a few months she will be scholastic honor. Shaffer is the , and others by seating capacity.
An interesting meeting took place
one of Hollywood's leading stars. only student from Massachusetts The indirect gasoline tax imposed at the home of Mrs. Rose Lipson
selected this year.
. by a majority of the states consti- on Monday, Dec. 22. A donation
I
Randolph 8835
Shaffer has been an outstanding tutes • vast source of revenue. On was made by the Alpha Lambda
Stake Your New Year's Eve
[
student and had won several hon- the basis of this tax alone, the Phi Club.
Reservations Now
!
Cherry 5825
Tickets
can
be
secured
from
Sirs.
Greyhound
lines,
one
of
the
largest
ors. He was the youngest fresh-
Everything I. Included for
man in his class. Ile was active in ;operators, is paying an annual Sara Fixler, chairman of the enter-
05 Per Person
tainment
committee,
for
the
bridge
sufficient
to
maintain
over
the Menorah Society and had amount
112 Madison Street.
concrete highway, tea to be given at the hostess Cake
CHINESE TEA GARDEN worked in the Boston Public Li- 8,000 miles of 10
per cent of the Shop. at 1100 Oakman boulevard
brary to support himself through or more than
Cad.
2902
Mg
Woodward
Amy
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paved roads in the United States. on Wednesday, Jan. 7.
college.

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"Open House
Policy"

MAKE WHOOPEE
NEW YEAR'S EVE
at Detroit's smartest nite club
and save money. I have a
credit memo at this cafe which
I will transfer at a sacrifice.
Call Mr. Robinson, Cadillac
1043.

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