• • TisFklgrRoty PAGE TWO 9 gentplit a r m El Nan &WI dims! or, POPULARITY CONTEST SLAVIN TO ADDRESS WILL FEATUREE BAZAAR PISGAH THIS MONDAY OF J. N. F., FEB. 21.23 Will Discuss Proposed Unemploy- meat Insurance Bill, The Jewish National Fund ba- DINNER DANCE OF MUSIC STUDY CLUB Nag City Notre TO BE ON FEB. 14 Y. W. H. A. NOTES The Wednesday evening Drama (la's will produce three one-act plays for the The annual election of the At Home" on Sunday evening , • , Young Judea Society last Sunday I at N o'clock in the Little 'Theater n the firs t /fist e she resulted as follows: President, Rowe. street. An affair of interest w will b will he Poor Madelin e" • fsn. s.r i;:!."re., st. rrsekiis aiii „scoio• ate ' !fina wshaic d ha ia"s Next Monday 2, a annual dinner-dance to be given by David Kahn; vice-president, Lit program tang in one act •nd three scenes with etath t... morning. Feb. I, •t 0i4S. regular meeting evening, of Pisgah Feb. Lodge Miss Mildred Stocker as Pierrette 1., e nd speak on the subject, "Whence and Byron Auditorium, will have as Ilan Galinsky; secretary, Beryl I Whither. Study Club, Feb. 14, at 1'oight; treasurer, Sylvia Voight; dare Paster as Pierott and t lalre one of its main features a popu• will be held at the meeting hull of the 7:30 Musa. o'clock in the Detroit-Leland ersham as Bond., The second p , On Saturday moring. J.. 31 at 10:30 the lodge in the Maccabee building. H otel. The proceeds of the affair sergeant-at-arms, Jerry Levine. the pulpit .111 be oreuvied by Ur. Frank- farcical comedy. "The Kleptomaniac" Ben F. Goldman, chairman of the eludes In the cost Misses Ruth mid , lin, Colton. Misses Helen and Ileatti,i. intellectual advancement •ommit- A meeting of liadassah was held Ituarnberie. Minn Shirley Rios Mks Si. Boy Scout Rellgiou• Day: •e, anneunces that the speaker will d 511111lay, Feb. S. will he observed Re- an Tuesday evening at the resi- he Harry Slavin, chairman of the 1:7; S.'11‘y",1'!Ilb"d ligious observance Day by the Hoy eI T' !i i:i ' oP' : !;1 1 ■ :-is l . 1 h it". dence of Mrs. A. Kahn. The an- Miss ' Miriam Schnitz SO ■ 0111.1 of Anterira. lieth El Roy Scout Michigan Unemployment Insur- .4 Isadore }L iter nual election of officers was held, 01 the east. These plays are the lir • Troop. will .!tend the services in • bodY ance League, who will discuss the and Dr. Franklin will make special ref- Choose from list wit's and the following were unani- of a ', pries that are olenned for F l •ItV prem•sed unemployment insurance erence to their toresence in the course or most complete line of III mously reelected: President, airs. Hi address. bill for Michigan. Mr. Slavin is Del icot rime ri I i caries Phil Koffman; vice-president, Mrs. Cottage." on Fel, end II. and th , recognized as an authority on this Temple Sisterhood E. Levine; treasurer, Mrs. A. Thur.le e vsing els•x will give - Thing , subject, which he huts discussed be- The •ial join, meeting of the chief a three-act cornet' on Feb. 2•. We have the answer Kahn; financial secretary, Mrs. women', organizations of !introit, the The charm class Will study "Cloth," fore a number of important Mich- Si•terho.1 of Temple Beth El. the Sig- l'hil 'Lacher; recording secretary, at the next meeting o n Feb. 2. Slib. to "What shall I igan groups. 1;i:hood id ( Shaarey Zedek. fur the mii,it,ai n Mrs. J. Ginsberg. A social meet- Mr. Slavin has this week an- h•pter National (.1.1 of Jew- serve?" Whether it is a bridge,Iuncheon, a festive I ▪ troit ing WZIN held after the election, at • lity of a girl will be discussed. Wnmen rind the League of Jewish nounced his candidacy for judge of time which time Miss Mary Koffman , The Y Hum. 1'0.1161 held the lir dinner, or "when you're just having a few friends , Women s Organitations, will at she •the .111111011 likfis court. 2:111, rendered several vocal solos and h e.•ttn0 • Mr. Goldman also :ukases that 'h‘t! "1.1 r ''t Feb. 'MI l al 1 ; 1. T pri n - over." Our marvelous line of imported and domestic cipal Mrs. 1.. B. Harrison gave a very stitution, and made plans for so, speeker of the 0..1. will be HO, the intellectual advancement e,111- Mildred Urban of the Department of tine report of the luncheon and tivities for the balance of the RON., • tidbits can save the day for you—and save you lots Ilistory Mittel. is preparing plans for an ex- of the University of Cincinnati Sister was appointed Motive meeting held in Ih•trait in honor of tensive program for the nest few who will liposk lin the subject, "This repre.dative on the staff of of work. Menachem Ussishkin. Shrinking Plenet " isnot" not," the magazine published I, 1 months. A debate on the Wicker- , , members. the following soetat eo . sham report, a Father and Noll t ee aas appointed to servein stagio, s Washington Birthday Dance: event, and a debate on the (anises Airs. William Kentz was hostess Valentine membership ',arty anti The lirst swial affair to be held under SPECIALS FOR THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY the auspices of the Temple activities of the present economic depression at a delightful luncheon at her tine bridge : Eva Millman, Paul Solo.• ,odurnittee will be the Washington Ilirth- Markle, Jean Snitman end Floreti.,. are en the schedule. 27e lb. home on North Van Buren street Lafer. FRESH PICKLED TONGUES iley dance to he held Sat.!. night. Feb. Then•xt meetinir of the 01 in the social hall of the Temple. Mkt Samuel Sternberg, chairman of Tuesday noon. Six tables were Council will be held 30c lb. FRESH SMOKED TONGUES Honda,' eve., wall ,e the Dent formal affair given um.. the organizatitin committee, plans charminguy colorful with Ameri- Feb. 2, at o'clock. 49c qt. JUMBO GREEN OLIVES Temple auspices this year. MRS, MAX HAYMAN I . for an intensive effort to interest can Beauty hoses for centerpiece, Mho Ella Lee Cowell!, Metropolitan 4c lb. FRESH HOME-MADE SAUERKRAUT MRS. JOSEPH MAGIDSOHN r dM teht: ,, r.soth. hts: : rnitt... a the si,,,,,.. larity., e(!ntestt.witht. m, ore than 18 the members of the lodge in the secretary of the Detroit t'ommunity en.,t.he . work carried on by the Mull !frith ,.n re,xet 5in the s, par ticipating, ins. Mrs. Mak Kahn entertained her lead sr ins Tempe is una Ile to further sororimo par will be used not only to increase His inten- cten- the scholarship fund, but also to luncheon-bridge club at her home talk on the •ll•arIng of Unemployment its w ork becsuse f a lark of machines. Contestants now number 22 and throughout _..t(., plans the to world. conduct an FREE DELIVERY SERVICE :-: :-: EMPIRE 6860 tsststas of tits, a re making sn earnest more are being entered every day. '"a Stielni Service Work Problems.• assist the philanthropic choral anti Friday noon. l'ink tulips in a ..peal for donations to enable th em ill M• •' , sive drive for new members. ,,,, ,,, ,,,,,,, 0n , rii.,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,, I SS I t tt a 11 o fr man of the Junior club work of the organiza- green bowl and tall pink tapers in The {Nest 'Teaker for the Open Forum J • _An , . interesting side light upon is. fluids towards th3 mocha, of a rna'. Jewish National a and, who is ac- that The ways am i means com- green crystal holders graced the on Friday eveninc, Feb. fi will be Sent- •••hins. 'rhe price of the Braille machine live in the oularity o in the 1101 J. Pookin. The subject Ito, p p contes t, an- the place Pi sgah isa lge hlds mittee of the club, of which Mrs. dining table. iv 539.1). T1 Further information may I.... .1 ',area Jew . 1,11 ish follows the Sabbath serviees . • olit•ined from Mrs. George A. Moo. 95 gill lie which will "'rhe Evolution of the Wati , h • %tutu! at the last meeting when Wm. IL Isenberg is chairman, and Tennyson even.. Longfellow 7045. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Voigt were Twelfth at Hazelwood Hastings at Farnsworth the membership report was read. Mrs. Lewis II. Daniels, vice-chair- hurts at a surprise party at their The Dreyfus Cass: It was discovered by a cemparisen man, is actively interested in this hom e on North Sherman street Library Market, Library and Gratiot "'rraitorl Traitor!" The Tragedy of Al- with the membership lists of the affair. Other members of the com- Wednesday evening, the occasion (roil Dreyfus, by Johnston In Kerkoff, It Shaarey Zedek Synagogue and mittee are Mrs. D. Diamond, Mrs. being their twentieth wedding an- the title or a new honk just molded to the , The northwestern branch of th e Memorial Library or Temple Beth El. Temple Beth El that 31 per cent of Morris Blumberg, Mrs. David Fau- iversary. The guests were all Jewish Old Folks Home is spoil- The Temple Memorial Library Is in the members are affiliated with the man, Mrs. Louis Frankenstein, airs. members of the Wednesday Eve- great need of Rim!, with which to con- Samuel Gerantlasy, Mrs. Jack How- :ooing a luncheon-bridge t:11 Fels Tenafly Beth El and 46 per cent of tinue purchasing, these wonderful h.. ning Club. Lunch was served 18 18, 12 noon, at the Pallas d'Or, but it is known that negotiations in Jewish life 10111 history . they cons- • the members are affiliated with the ard, Apra. Joe alagidsohn, Mrs. Na- guests at small tables, centered 5028 Joy road, $2,500,000 DRIVE IS at Grand River , than D. Metzger, Mrs. Thomas iLh eh i i,h;:l y.e,sh.,f ii,iti have been proceeding same , nett.t,ii n'ur h by ye .re plead on the Shaarey Zedek. with ruses. A gift was presented Through the courtesy of Mr. Reid, Mrs. Samuel Schallander, VOTED AT NATIONAL which December between government Beth El collet. lif Jewish Studies. aid alrs. Edward Stein, Mrs. David I. Mr. and Mrs. Voigt. Speigelman of the Patois d'Or an the membership of the congregation in representatives and leaders of the PALESTINE MEETING i I entire stage show will be presented TWO PLAYS STAGED Iluba•, Mrs. Herbert Warner, and J ewish stray, who expresse d et rhe inseribing of these hooks W ith ; Mrs. littnr• Weinberg. Reserva- during the luncheon hour, also doubts as to the compatibility of the name of a dear one gone is • beauti- BY DRAMATIC CLASS Senior Debate League. (Continued from Page One) tions may be made by calling Mrs. several valuable prizes are donat- certain passages in the White NI memorial. aril since It 1• ■ recorded in William B. Isenberg, Longfellow ed by hint, besides table prizes, the •rehiven of the Temple, it Is a INiiiilliif 1 Such recognition involves the right Paper with the Palestine mandate, memorial. Sunday, Jan. 25, marked the 7630 or Mrs. Samuel Sehallander, The Senior Debate League of the which will be given at each table. of migration based upon the eco- are nearing conclusion and that a opening public production of the Longfellow 3217. Jewish Centers is nearing the end For reservations call Mrs. Louis Do We Need • Jew , sh University: nomic absorptive capacity of the report is imminent. It is believed senior dramatic class of the Fen- Herman !beater will direct the of the first round. The Lithium- Davidson, Longfellow 9381, ■ Ir The question of a Jewish University in country. Less than that we could In some quarters that this report America will be the prtiposltion to be de- kell branch of the Jewish Centers regular study meeting of the Music Snipichuek debate scheduled for Mrs. N. Blatnikoff, Garfield not accept; more than that, we may be favorable to some claims of toted between the Ditch School „ f tbe Association. Two one-act plays Study Club, Tuesday, Feb, 3, at Feb. 12 will bring the round to its 3588-W. Temple, Cineinn-iti, end cannot ask." the Jewish negotiators, who in- , Rockdale Avenue were admirably presented. Under 2:30 p. nt. at the V. W. C. A., elose. At present the Detroit he ugh Sch ool of Temple methEl. lb , , Rabbi Wise, who spoke for the eluded Dr. Chaim Weizmann and ; rust. The debate will take pin-•• SO.- . the direction of Benjamin S. alentealm and Witherell. Mr. Friendship Club and the Black- Dr. Mark Gunzburg to Play day evening, Feb. 14. It will be folioy•ed ' Jewish Agency and the success of Professor Selig Brodetzky. Weiss, who also took important Ilet•ser's subject will be "Chamber hawks are leading the league with • social affair In honor of the v kitrig ' Saint Saens in Museum. These negotiators, however, by the campaign, said the Jewish roles in both plays, the casts gave Music," as presented in the club's the A. Z. A. and Lohono Club team. Agency had met the tests by which were not empowered to accept any a performance which swept the text-buck "From Song to Sym- crowding the leaders. The arts commission of the mus- it had been tried twice in the last new statement or restatement of audience from tears in the first to phony" by Daniel Gregory :Mason. The second round will commence MRS. H. MILKOVSKY 16 months, effectively and mag - the White Paper that the govern. TROCADERO IS NEWEST :gales of laughter in the second. This book is the secand year id' a immediately folluwing the dramatic eum invited Dr. Mark Gunzburg to arrange Friday, Fels Ii, a recital merit might make. Such action nificently. nounced that her committee is Irving Bosinoff, the other male study course in music understand- tournament in March. POPULAR DANCE CLUB planning to obtain not Icon than 50 : character, dedicated to the compositions of "There was no deviation or can be taken only by the supreme also took part in both ing adopted by the National tad- Saint-Saens. The program shadow of turning," he declared,: authorities in the Zionist move- , Jewish young women who will bat-, plays, and although this was his eration of Music Clubs. will be the Trio No. 2 in K minor, "from a straightforward, frank went. Attractive decorations, excellent tie for the honors of being the initial attempt on any stage, gave The lecture will be illustrated by the Piano Concerto No. 2 in G min- The government, in fact, wan food, Oriental music and sur- most popular Jewish girl in De- a satisfactory performance, and unashamed support of the a String Quartet from the all-city or and the Quintet Op. 11. fired at from two angles. An Arab roundings and good entertainment , troit. It is expected that as then Rose Sniderman, although her high school orchestra. Zionist position." Dr. Gunzburg will be assisted lip executive demanded a fortnight mark the newest of the popular !time of the bazaar approaches the part was small, was superb in her Warburg Urges Support. Mrs. Lewis II. Daniels of the Mune. Jeanne Real Beaume and "The financial situation of the ago, in reply to the White Paper, lance clubs. ! contest will become keener and portrayal of an old, gossipy hag. Study Committee will he chairman Messrs, Haman, ilt•autne and Poole the withdrawal of the Balfour ' work already begun is critical," Trocadero is the name of this ' that contestants will be racing) Sarah Marshak, as the black- of the (lay. fr o m the Detroit Symphony Or- Mr. Warburg wrote in his message. Declaration, abolition of the man- I linner-dance club, located at 62 each other towards the goal, which mailing manicurist, Sella Budnit- chestra. The soloist of the evening "If we fail, the loss in human mis- date, establishment of a govern. East Columbia, in the Twentieth will be reached on Sunday evening, sky, the naive office girl, and Lilly wil be an outstanding young De- ery, in financial toll, in pride, in ment in Palestine responsible to an Century club building. Excellent' Feb. 22. Davis as the faithful wife, gave SENIOR ORATORICAL In loving memory of our dear troit pianist, Loretta Petros- prestige, in Zionist and enlarged elected Parliament, and prevention European cuisine is here stipple- Mrs. Max Hayman is chairman' creditableperformances of their CONTEST ON FEB. 8 friend, Joseph Weil, who passed ky, a student :Miss with Dr. Gunzburg. agency principles will be incalcul- by Britain of the transfer of Arab mented by the inviting Oriental en- of the bazaar committee and Mrs. roles, despite the fact that Sundae away seven years ago, Jan. 29, Dr. Gunzburg had the great priv- able. There can be no hesitation, lands to non-Arabs. e .Entertainment, classed Eli Sachse is chairman of the night found them facing an audi- The senior oratorical contest of 1921. ilege to study many ttf Saint Saens Weizmann Heads Delegation, among the best, includes Oriental booths and merchandise. no doubts. We ask at this time Mrs. , ence for the first time. the (.1 Jewish w lais c h e a Ctentthee 31nNaita41-1 works with the composer himself. Dr. Chaim Weizmann, resigned Music and a staff of entertainers Max Schubiner anti Mrs. Sam N. only for the support of the mini- Inr ou hearts your memory lingers. The senior dramatic class meets Centers, Mel- The concert starts at 8:30 sharp. Sw eet. tender and true. mum. president of the Jewish Agency who are lauded as the pick of the Heyman are secretaries. Mrs. II. every Sunday from 1 to 3, at which bourne avenue, Feb. 8, at 8:15 p. , There will he no admission charge. The is not a 5.5 ens, bYi "If ever the idealism of the and the World Zionist Organiza- city's best. Milkosky is co-chairman. Mrs. time Mr. Weiss delivers lectures m. Ten individuals are participat- That we do not think of you. Jews has been called upon, if ever tion, will head a Zionist delega- The Orthodox Russian decora-latilkovsky is also directing a sew- , on all phases of theatrical art. • ing in the preliminaries, which are Fisher Theater. we had need of preserving our tion that will leave for the United tlona remind the patrons of Troca- ing group in which she is assisted , Ann and Mark Weinbeek. to be held Sunday, Feb. 1. Five of "The Painted Desert" is the prestige as a people and our dig- States shortly to aid in the fund- dero of the beautiful Caucassiasn by Mesdames L. Miller, M. Fax- these will participate in the finals. In fond and loving memory of Fisher screen fare for the week of nity as individuals, that time is raising campaign there, it was an- palaces. The famous Parisian'', stein, P. Kanat, B. Lerman, S. BICUR CHOLEM SRS. Milford Stern, president of the dear husband, Joseph Weil, who Jan. 30. Bill Boyd, star of "Dress now. It is my belief that this nounced at a press conference of chef, Paula, is in full charge of Weiner, A. Fortner, J. Fidler, S. DINNER ON FEB. 1 Jewish Centers Association, will my departed from this world seven Parade," "The Leatherneck" and great emergency will find the Jew- the Zionist Executive. At the the meals. The club orchestra is Kaplan, S. Levin, S. Friedland, S. preside at the contest. Mr. Stern , years ago, Jan. 29, 1921. other hits, is the featured player ish people determined to keep pure same time it was announced that the former Balkan Balalaika Or- Becker, J. Malinoff, S. Kaplan, B. , ne program has been ar- is the donor of the trophy known A fine in the picture. Helen Twelve- the annals of their age-long effort Nahum Sokolow, chairman of the chestra under chief the leadership of the E. Zaludkow- Macedonian bandmaster, M. Kramer, ski and A. A. Kelman, Zimansky. Mesdames ranged for the annual charity din- as the "Milford Stern Trophy for No one knows the silent heartache,, trees, brilliant new star sensation, I Only those who lost can tell, at reconstitution in the Jewish Zionist Executive, might head a are features vieing L. Miller and M. Faxstein will be ner to he given by the Bicur Cho- Excellence in Oratory," to be pre- And the tears that ere shed in silence plays opposite Boyd. Two old- similar delegation to the Argen- Balch. These National Home." For the one we loved so well. with the beat dinner-dance clubs. , co-chairmen in charge of this Ism Association on Sunday, Feb. rented to the winner of the con- timers appearing in the cast are tine . Dr. Frankel Speaks. with with Saturday there group's booth. I, at 6:30 p. m., at Congregation test. Dr. Frankel, vice-president of A plan to raise $5,000,000 for His loving Wife, SophieWeil. William Farnum and J. Farrell Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson.' Judges for the contest are Mrs. MacDonald. the Metropolitan Life Insurance Palestine during this year by hay. will be a special feature in the Among the entertainers are Dr. Louis Cohane, attorney, and an au- In loving memory of our dear Company, compared the develop- ing 1,000,000 individuals tax them- appearance of the famous Russian JEWISH STUDENTS Nathan Galin, violinist, Recta-win- thority on oratory; Judge Ralph mother, wife and grandmother, ABRAHAM COHEN DIES metn of the early American colo- selves $5 each was proposed at the singer, Mr. Gursky, formerly of ,,,,-, by Miss Rose Goodman; Maur- Liddy of the Court of Common NOPOLIZE OPOLIZE HONOR led nies with a similar effort at colo- conference by Joseph Sprinzak, the Imperial Russian Theater of MON Mc- Mrs. Minnie Starr, who passed ice Dombey, entertainer, and Mrs. I'leas, and T. L. Lynch of the Mc- away two years ago Jan. 26, 1929. Kiev, who will appear with his Funeral services for Abraham nization by the Jews in Palestine. Palestine labor leader. ROLL AT CENTRAL Clara Weingar den, soloist. The Kenzie High School forensic de- complete troupe. They will sing , Cohen, 68 years old, 2501) Andrus He said the latter undertaking p public is urged g to co-operate as all partment. There will be no ad- will, pod called her home, it was Russian anti Ukrainian songs. avenue, Hamtramck, father of Wil- sou. would achieve the same success as ' But in our hearts she lingers proceeds. will be used. to aid the mission charge. Cohan on Palestine Body , is n deartod ay ties liam ('nhrn, II amt ra mck racist era caters to clubs and Jacob Keidan Gets Highest Honors needy sick. Reservations can be the settlers of the United States. The oratorical contest is one As in the hour she passed away. BRUSSELS.—(J. T. A.) — The private parties, for which it has a l Northwestern High School. . fey, were conducted at 1 o'clock "If you were to ask me what bureau of the International Social- made by railing Mrs. M. Weinbeek, of the projects sponsored by the the service of special rooms. Sadly missed by her loving Hus- Tuesday afternoon in the resident,. ought to be the keynote of this ist Committee for a Working Pal- All of the five students who Empire 1385 or Mrs. Phil Gross,. intellectual advancement commit- ' Burial was in Clover Hill Park toe of the Jewish Centers Associa- band, Daughter and Grandchildren, campaign," he said, "I would estine at its recent session in Brum- raduate I with high distinction Longfellow 2529. point, probably, to something more nels, which was presided over by , lion. The committee members in Newton, Leon and Jerome Wein- Cemetery. Mr. Cohen died at 1 from Central High School last PHILOMATHIC ELECTS p. m., alonday, :liter a short ill- auspicious than has happened to- Emile Vandervelde, elected Ab. PERFECTION LODGE charge of the contest are Miss I.il- ' garden. are Jews. They are Joseph , nes.a. N. SLOBIN AS SPEAKER • week day. I would point to the columns Cahan, editor of the New York lien Singer, Miss Selma Yaffee and Colten, Alfred Hauer, Samuel A native of Russia, Cohen came In sad memory of Esi Sorin, who - of the New York Times and the Forward, and Norman Thomas, Perfection Lodge Na, 486, F. & Nathaniel Rubin, chairman of the passed away three years ago, Jan. to the Gnats! States more than 511 The Philomathic Debating Club Klinger, Max Pack and Donald A. P1., will hold a regular coat- committee, pictorial page which I have here American Socialist leader, as 29, 8 days in Schvat, 1928. years ago. For the past 111 years There are a number of Jewish munication on Wednesday, Feb. 4, before me. This is a newspaper; members of the committee. Cahan held its semi-annual election of of- Waltman. he had been a shoe dealer and dry that is most representative, as you d Th fivers on Sunday, Jan. 25, at the students listed among those who at 7 P. m. Michigan Theater. Three lone year. have passed away. . task in•n'hnnt in II know, not only in this country but Atkinson branch of the Shaareygraduat ed with lower honors, but C. K. SANDORF, Secretary. Since my darling baby from me gone. The Greta Garbo of languishing Besides hi , !Om he is survived by A much Itinger period than the joyful abroad; a newspaper which has! American Socialists to Ite appoint- Zedek, edek, and elected Norval Noal Slobin h "h' hhonors, i• s By order of distinction" , . , ' , Sociali s t time I had you with me. the widow, Airs. Lena Cohen, and the courage and the belief that it is I pro-Palestine committee. to replace Albert Silber as speaker has been monopolized by these five DAVID ARKIN, W. II. ate glamour—the Garbo we knew . Yet my nitiery 1+ jot( Its great our daughters. Mrs. Sylvia Gluck- Of the club. desirable to give two full pages to As e the ion,' 'lay when you from life Albert Itearl was J ew i s h ha ys, , so well on the silent screen, comes At this on the committee man, uf Cleveland, 0.; airs. Floe- 11.`i an illustration of the Rutenberg also adoptedsess Girl Scout Troop 101. back here with more power than ai resolution prot est- elected clerk, Jack Rom assistant, At the Northwestern High ' nce Kaufmann, Mrs. Pearl Luskin system as it has developed in Pal- ing against the Palestine White clerk, anti Max Chomsky se rgeant- School, Jacob Keidan, son of Mr.; ever in "Inspiration, her new sen- Sadly missed by your most un- nti Mrs. Janet Massermann, of estine in the last few years." at-arms. M. Jack Miller and Ar- and Mrs. Joseph Keidan of 3224 Troop 101 will meet to decide sational hit now at the Michigan fortunate Mother, Father and San Paper. The resolution will be sub- ri,‘I l Diego, Cal.; and a brother, Ga- Rabbi Pool spoke in memory of Snyder were elected as mem- Rochester avenue, received high- whether or not the troop shall con- Theater, Brothers. milted for signature to all leading thur hers of the board of directors. rot honors. Jacob Keidan is 15 time. All girls wishing to be This glittering new talking pie- three outstanding Jewish figures members of the Socialist Interna- tiona . , who died recently—Nathan Straus, These officers will serve the organ.' years old. counted in its membership should cure, ably directed by Clarenct , In cherished memory of our dar- probably including the ization for the next half-year. Lord Melchett and Ben Selling of At Northern High School, high come on Tuesday, Feb. 3, at 7:30, Brown, eclipses her previous vocal I ling, Marvin Miasma., whom God British Labor leaders, some of At this meeting, th e program of honors score won by Mildred Stern. , p. m., to the Brady School. Portland, Ore. He said the Jews horn, like Mr. Henderson, the !efforts. called to his Heavenly home, six f America could best honor the the evening was a debate "Re- sears ago, Jan. 31, 1929. memory of these men by carrying foreign secretary, are closely an- solved, that all mental defectives Always missed by his loving with the work of the So- Al It So- be sterilize . on on with the upbuilding of the Jew- cauist yh te tate. cialist international. Father and Mother. affirmative,d com b posed o "J oT nhe fah National Home in Palestine. as Among those who have already Cabled messages for support of • Siegal and David Sabin, drew a tie In loving memory of our dear the campaign from Dr. Chaini signed the protest are: Vander- decision against the negative of sister and aunt, Mrs. Minnie Starr, Formerly EDMUND 0, LEWIS Weizmann, president of the World . velde the chairman of the Social- the question, upheld by Webster t International; the German who passed away two years ago Zionist Organization, and Mena- ' Baruch and Jack Miller The af- Jan. 26, 1929. chew Ussishkin, president of the members of the committee, Etta- firmative maintained that steriliza- Jewish National Fund, were read, and Bernstein, Paul I,oebe, presi- tion of mental defectives was In our hearts your memory lingers of the Reichstag, and Dr. necessary to prevent them from Sweet, tender and true. as were telegrams from Lieuten-,dent 'There is not • itay goes by ant-Governor Lehman, Dr. Julius Oscar Cohn; the French members handing down their weakness to That we do not think of You. Morgenstern, president of the He-'"f the committee, Deputy Leon their potential offspring. The brew Union College, and others.' Blum, Jean Longuet, the grandson negative countered this with their Sadly missed by her Sisters, The other speakers also urged of Karl Marx, and Pierre Renau- argument that segregation of de-' Brother, Nieces and Nephews. del; the Belgian members, Senator fectives is a better method of deal- support of the campaign. Louis de Brouckere, Louis Pitman] ing with them. and Leon Trechet; the veteran Report Awaited in London. LONDON.—A report was cir- Italian Socialist, Philippe Turati; A. Z. A. NOTES MALCOLM LIEBERMAN , culating in diplomatic quarters to and the president of the Czechs- of 2931 West Euclid, 10 months the effect that the MacDonald gov- lovakian Senate, Franz Soukup. Chapter 63: old, died on Jan. 28. Funeral ernment had weakened in its policy 81 DELAWARE AVE. Detroit Chapter 63 of Aleph services were held on Jan. 29 at State Theater. against the establishment of a na- Lewis Bros.' Funeral Home, with Empire 6834 tional home for the Jews in Pal- "Mother's Cry," which is now iZadik Aleph met at the "Y," 89 Rowena street. IS'ednesday, Jan. interment at Cloverhill Park estine, as outlined recently'in the showing at the State Theater, rep- , 21, the basketball team defeated Cemetery. The Rev. Zaludkowski White Paper, sponsored by the co- resents the best in modern Ameri • officiated. Malcolm is survived by lonial secretary, Lord Passfield. can literature transferred to th, A. Z. A. 63. 16 to 14, in an over- his father, Samuel; his mother,. No confirmation of this could be I screen, with the additional aid o time period, and retained undis- Granite and Marble puted leadership in the Inter-Fra- Libby; a brut her, Harry, and a ; obtained in governmental quarters., the sound medium. ternal League, The chapter will sister, Marilyn. enter a debating team in the "V" house council league. Morris MAX YETZ Mackey visited the chapter at the of 126 Mt. Vernon, 36 years old, NO BETTER MI THAN MST is last meeting. The chapter is be- died on Jan. 26. Funeral services MANUEL URBACH ginning to work on the Great were held on Jan. 27 at Lewis Lakes region convention, to be held Bros.' Funeral Home, with inter-: 7729 TWELFTH ST. here early in July, 1931. Any ment at Machpelah Cemetery. He' Euclid 7192 Jewish youth, 16 to 21, is invited is survived by his wife. Celia. to attend the meetings every Sun- day at the "Y," between 6 to 8 p. m. • UNEXPECTED COMPANY? Let Boesky s Come to Your Rescue! w■ Boesky ■. R OLD FOLKS HOME — L I GILBERT'S THE SYNAGOGUE TAKES ITS PLACE IN MO DERN PALESTINE Funeral Home OBITUARY Mon uments OINAY Our liminess has been increased be- cause EXTRAORDINARY attention is given to all orders received. H. LEVENSON COAL CO. 2816 ST. ANTOINE STREET CADILLAC 4006 Eat. 1913 Progressive Ladies Verein Charity Card Party. A charity card party will be This is not a piece of art, the product of an artist's imagination, nor is it taken in given by Progressive Ladies Un- some Jewish community in Poland or in some other part of Eastern Europe. It is a a photograph snapshot by a terstitzungs Verein on Saturday, ingby cameraman, taken at Nahalal, one of the famous Zionist co-operative colonies, established on pass- the Feb. 7, 8 p. m., at the synagogue land in the Jewish National Fund. on Pingree and Woodrow Wilson. • The corners, focused on a part of the new synagogue, recently built in Nahalal on land provided by Refreshments will be served. the National Fund, provides us with a glimpse into the blending of the new with the old in the modern Mrs. S. Bronstine is chairman' Jewish colonies in Palestine. The old folks, concregated for their early morning prayers, are the of the card party. Mrs. II. Ep- religious parents of the modern pioneers. They were brought to the settlement by their' sons, who stein, head of the ticket commit- prospered. tee, asks all members and friends Note the simplicity of the synagogue structure, truly representative of the pioneer life, and the to respond by attending this card, devotion of the elderly congregants, reciting the ancient rayers of Israel, under the bright light of the party. Palestinian early morning sun, beating through the windows. Dinah] Lasts Seymour Lewis Saul Lewis Georg. Lewis FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7739 John R. St. Empire 2114