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Kraemer's Hotel

12 SOUTH GRATIOT, MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN

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!ANNUAL BAZAAR OF LOCAL AUXILIARY IMTREVIZas ISA KREMER GIVES
OF L. A. SANATORIUM OPENS SATURDAY' JEWS ON PALESTINECONCERTONSUNDAY

@Announcing Max Kosins' Big

READY-TO-WEAR
SUIT & O'COAT SALE

(Continued from Page One.)
The formal opening of the fifth ,
have been arranged for by capable I
✓ Noted Singer of Folk Songs
annual bazaar of the Detroit committees headed by Ben Go- ld
policy is constant, though govern
Auxiliary of the Los Angeles Sane- berg as chairman and manager of Home in Palestine. In this matte
Makes Appearance at
torture, that will be held at the ' this bazaar. No efforts have been meats change. The present goy -
Orchestra Hall.
WITHOUT GOING OUT OF THE HOTEL
Philadelphia-Myron Center Jan. 16 spared on his part to make this af- ernment will fufill not only in th
at 1
to 24, inclusive, takes place this fair successful and to gather the letter but in the spirit those so I.
In
Kremer
conies to Orchestra
Strictly Kosher Meals Prepared According to Jewish
Saturday evening. Several promi- best efforts obtainable. J. Sodos emn obligaions which it is thei ✓ Hall for a concert this Sunday
Dietary Laws
You can get high•grade custom tailored clothing at the
rent leaders of the community and Harry Rosenthal as merchan- privilege to Discharge.
night.
price of ordinary clothes. Come in and see for yourself and
hay ebeen invited and are expected dice managers report that all is in
"Cunliffe-Lister. "
For those who have ever before
to attend.
we know you will grab this opportunity.
Among the American Jewis h heard this noted artist sing, this
' readiness for the formal opening.
The
he Detroit Auxiliary has every
We are featuring August Bros.' overcoats in this sale.
An unusual program has been leaders who lauded Nahum Sokol° w means an unusual treat and , an '
by corning to Kraemer's for a week or week-end. Here you
year held a successful bazaar and outlined for the entire week to for his contributions to contein
This firm manufactures the highest grade custom made clothing
will find complete rest, relaxation nod pleasure amid congenial
this year more no than in other make it interesting. Organize- porary iwish
Jewish
and we are taking our loss—which is your gain,
life and for his Zioi i-
folks and pleasant surrounding.. New 1932 rates extremely
years the entire Jewish community tions and clubs that have been ist leadership were Felix M. War -
reasouabie.
is expected to attend and partici- visited by committees report en- burg, Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Morel s
pate in the work of so noble and thusiastic co-operation. Rothenberg, Robert Scold, chair
worthy a cause. To date the Committee s in charge of booths man of administration of the Zion
Auxiliary, by dint of hard work, are: Reception, Mr. Sodos, Mr. ist Organization of America. De
has been able to have admitted to Silbeig, Mr. Paul, We. Morrell, Cyrus Adler, Abraham Goldlierg i
the Los Angeles Sanatorium some Mn. l'feffer, Mrs. Pfeffer; stage,, Dr. Nahum Goldman, Judge Julian
We are no longer in the restaurant business in De-
.10 men and women patients. They Mr. Gerson, Mr. Friedman, Mr. W. Mack, Emanuel Neumann, Ja-
troit and are devoting all of our time in directing Krae-
are given free of charge and. Burstein; dry goods booth, Henry cob de Haas, Mrs. Edward Jacobs,
"
mer's Hotel. In addition, we cater to weddings, ban-
without being made to feel that Scharger and Harry Glicknian;INelson Ruttenberg, Rev. Z. H.
quets, parties, etc- No matter where your event takes
they are charity patients, the high- hardware, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Masliansky and Gedaliah Bublick.
plane—at home, in hall, hotel Or synagogue. We have
est type of medical treatment and Julius Herman and Mr. Belsky; Dr. Nahum Goldman Arrives in
the facilities to properly cater your party. When plan-
care, despite the check of eco. grocery, Mrs. Weisenthal and Mrs.
United States.
ning your next event, get our proposition first. Special
naafi (disaster. No encumbrances Schwartzberg; toilet articles, Mrs. Saying the German Jewry has
buffet luncheon served for Bar Mitzvahs either at the
of
any
sort,
such
as
administrative
Levitt
and
Miss
Weisberg;
jewelry,
been
shaken
by the Hitler movement
synagogue or at home.
expenses or salaries, are attached Mr. Rouen; fancy hand-made nov- ''.
nd that there is beginning to be
to
the
work
of
the
auxiliary,
no
elties,
Equality
club;
dairy
booth,
evident
a
desire
to leave Germany
—MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL KREMER.
th at a II may now
k
that 100 pe r in charge of United Dairies; con. 'I.
Palestine, Dr. Nahum Gold-
cent profits are sent direct to th s Cessions, Oscar l'aransky; fruit de- Mann, member of the Actions Cum-
institution. All work for th in. partment, M. Chabin and Mr. . mittee of the World Zionist Organ-
Fine Tailoring and Custom Made Clothing
Phone Mt. Clemens 137 for Reservations
major undertaking is done wit th' Schreiman; soft drinks, Mn. Gittle-
has ! r r iy
p reeds i here
n t
the only reward being the person at man; kitchen managers, Mr. to tat' Nahum
1426 GRISWOLD ST.
hu nS(jducil
e Sokolow,
arrived
CLIFFORD 1975
satisfaction of having annum - Schwartzberg and Mr. Walser- of the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
- - -- plished a noble deed. g
,
man; cooks and assistants, Mrs. in stimulating American Jewish in-
rchan ts roughoir
th
the or
cit y Wasserman, Mrs. Sodos, Mrs. terest in Palestine, reported a new
I
i th at have bee n approached f
a Chabin, Mrs. Rosenberg, Mrs. solidarity among German Jew's as
STONE IN CHARGE OF
contribution of merchandise have Rapaport, Mrs. Rabinowitz.
a result of recent political occur-
MEMORIAL TRIBUTES
responded heartily, with the result ; The manager of the restaurant! rences.
FOR SHAAREY ZEDEK j"![11*er-SSITri.r.NCoituTis ...wring •
The Radomer Aid Society, at a 1 that this bazaar will be one of will be Mr B ' k
Dr. Goldmann is one of the lead-
dance
ttt the Mellotorne Center on SaturdaY.
social gathering held at 1 urover; the e most outstanding ones.
! piloff and Julius Miller will be in era of German Zionists and was
,
Meyer
Stone, vice-president of Jan. 16. at 8:19 p. ni. The Jonior-
Hall on Sunday evening, Jan. 10,1 Many booths of merchandise ' charge of all bar checks.
chairman of the famous committee
Senior Debating League, at present, the
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and Monlortuies and the Louis Mushall (0,1
installed the following new o®- I
on program at the last World Zion-
chairman of the synagogue's me- a I, ading with Iwo wins find no los • •
cent:
is t Cgress.
is also the he ad
e Louis Mnrshoill Girls will 'ilk then
•mortal
and house committees, has l T oot
Joshua Joyrich, president;
ens. they debate the Spartans on the
of the Eshkol Publishing
ublishing Compa ny
M.!
issued a statement in which he
Weinman, vice-president; S. Ru.i
in Berlin, which is issuing the Cy-
ISA KREMER
states that a number of memorials Detroit" "ia•rstra` ■ i:P1 , ■t rhethreitrlialty' nilf
clopedia Judnica in German and
Thursday, Jan. 21. On Son.
. re
Jan. 17, the N. S . Girls will debate
outstanding entertaining event. a still available in the new. build- day. stssetess,
Henry Siegl, first Detroiter to Hebrew. Ile is editor of the Mod-
who are also in the
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Isa Kremer is perhaps one of the
ern
Judaism
section
of
the
encyclo-
graduate from the Curtis Institute
we or three greatest artists of Stone are Mortis H. Blumber g. Senor Not.:
in Philadelphia, will appear in a pedia, regarded as the most monu- her type in the world today, and harry Z. Brown, Samuel Fran k,
'rho Crest. Club is sponsorMe dance
Forum of the Air Commend s& violin recital at Islaccabee Build- mental Jewish enterprise of its
hlifliins, Jan. 17,
the 11'.1 Moehe
kind.
▪ acclaimed as such everywhere.
Syn., wt... All seniors and their friends
Second Season This
ing Auditorium at 8 :30 p. m. on
nr incited
OTTO SCHULZ
In her concert in Detroit, Ise
Discussing the Jewish situation
tg'3.'itnecnodnituhne.cliannnceevith other
Sunday,
in Germany, Dr. Gehlmann said:
Kremer will be accompanied by
A. 1, A. chapters in Detroit and vicinity,
ere ,o
The •nti•Zionist Ideology ofmann Vladimir Brenner, Her program.
Oleander",• dance to he featured br
.IN IDEAL PLACE
German Jews ha been shaken by the f
the Oleander, well-known radio orc
Aaron Kurland, chairman of
hes •
ollows:
Hitler
movement.
tta.
As
All seniors are Invited.
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su of the gu-
TO ENTERTAIN
relt
the Jewish Radio Forum which has
iltiest and es . ..lit. ..finis.. which are I
solda's
Love
Dance
(Closing
*erne
pressing
down
upon
the
been broadcast for 35 weeks dur-
Pree'dent's Council Tea)
Jews in suer-
Private Dining Rooms for
horn "Tristan and Isolde' . 1...
Ocular. manyare beginning to contem•
The January tea of the President's
ing 1931, now announces that he
Plate .111X to Palestine. This movement
Wasnerl.ko
ro.i the
ncil ponsorn1 by the Mother's Clubs
, Luncheons, Dinners,Bridge-
VLADIMIR BRENNP:R
has succeeded in arranging the
„I
will grow, especially if Hitler comes into
J ewish Cert.. AYROCiation
wi
ll
Teas, RFC.
power. It Is not possible to nes, at this n
be held on Tuesday afternoon, Jan 26
broadcast of the Jewish Radio
usha Solov.hka
Dargomirjsk
Foy Reservations Phone
9
o'clock. at the new branch at
open
will
come
was • lover and his I
Forum programs during this sea
R....Morley
trite. at Ica,( not before April when the
• letter.
ester.
'rheee
leas
re
given•monthly
MR. OTTO SCHULTZ,
son over station 1VJBK, every
presidential elections will take place Or A Masse (Folk Song)
fur the officers. executive board and the
hltterata Napoletane (Neapolitan
RANDOLPH 2300
• slyPory committee.
21•y when the elections in Prussia will
Sunday from 4 to 4:30 p. m.
fork song)
be held.
The me beet of the advisory commit•
think It woo time I was married
The
first
program
will
be
broad-
t ere is T
ent a inPA
tee aro: Mn.. Andrew Wiseman, chair-
ew
DETROIT-LELAND
(folk song)
sympathy
y fort Zionism.
evhiidse spec
man. Mrs. J. Oki. Roemer, vlece•chai r,
cast this Sunday. Jan. 17, at 4 p.
Y II
true among the youth who recognise that N
HOTEL
man. Miss Emma Itutsel, Mos. Aaron
u. Sir
m., with Milford Stern, president
M'reVer11'.14
the old Ideas of assimilation ere nu Binger
DelloY, Mrs. Joseph Welt, Mrs. Maurice
fOTIS M. HARRISON. Mgr.
ISA KREMER
valid.
of the Detroit Jewish Welfare
Goldenberg. M rs. Milford Stere o, Mrs
Conditions x
rs In the smaller E
•re woe
Mona-h. Mn,. M. Rosenfield and
Federation, as the first speaker.
tulle Opus. 2 No. 1
towns, where organed anti-Sitic
Seriabine
em
buy-
Mn.. Harry Jackson.
cher. ...
.
colts •re Jews
are ir
Mr. Stern has chose as his sub-
Mentlel.ohn
In eist
nce. Through social
Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich will he the guest
VLADIMIR """"""""""
p ressure
eforced
s
m
pen
to
a
leave.
k
i
te
yrs..
A n •
ject "What is the Depression Do-
at I his tea. lie' subject will be
tosimmninemanimgmmilMmnis
ot her depreseing evidence of the great T
"'I he Jewish Worn. in Home •nd Com-
he Second Minuet
Ping to the Jew." The musical
Hedy
change which has come over German C
Jewry is to be (mind in Frankfurt-ant- P snarl Jalsmx (folk song)
portion of the program will fea-
JOSHUA JOYRICH
unil
die
Mutter
(folk
sng)
Mai, which was •t one time one of the N
ture Miss Sadie Copper, -violinist,
Class 13 and A. Z. A. retors In Debates
yin, M•me. Nein. Mutter folk
proudest JewIdt commnities
In the
u
Cl,,, II of the Jewish Center Debation
s ong)
;bin, treasurer; L. Rosenberg, with Miss Ida Cogan as accom-
world. in the past, all relief fund.
L eague ctinues
on
title
its victorius streak by
Brockway
rained by the community were distributed It 'hiker Sparrow (folk song).
financial secretary; II. Later, re-
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winning the debate ag•Inot Clans A team
(folk sung)
Ettstern Etteepe. JeV/11. Now. SO per Si
Eichenwald
David
(I01111tern Sell Abe Davis constitute
nicka Irk son g/
cording secretary; M. Klaper, war-
Mr. Kurland also announces
cent of the relief funds are •pportIoned
the
winning
squall.
ISA KREMER
to n•tive Germ. Jews."
den; A. Seekin, guardian; S. that the following have been ap-
J.
In the feature debate the A. Z. A. 95
Hudson Co., O'Connor Studio.
Dr. Goldmann, who was a mem-
team ronsi•ting of Leo Lubetsky and
Shoenfettl, hispitaler. These offi. pointed members of an advisory
Louis Stoller, succeeded in defeating the
ber of the political committee which'
MEYER STONE
errs
were
,elected
at
the
meeting
;
committee
to
co-operate
in
the
ar-
Lambda Mu Epsi,.. This debate Was the
Wirk
on Dec. VI. Refreshments at the rangements for these Forum pro
recently negotiated with the British b erg, has just been published by
art
HENRY SIEGL
artevent at the new Jewish Center
IRsaababishAet.uh,,Landlleprashvimdasn., Zeman. branch on nester.
Fischer & Brother,
CENTRAL installati
government on behalf of the Worldl
nerved by grams: Milton Alexander, Joseph Sunday. Grace Berman will be
nn T
arty were need
David Goldberg is chairman of the
atIZionist Organization, an d who was ;
CHEVROLET the Ladled' Auxiliary of the Ra. Bernstein, Aaron Droock, James I.
The opera was awarded the first Harry B. Keidan, Theodore Levin , intellect.] advancement co mm ittee which
th e p i ano.
.domer Aid Society.
I. 1.1, 0Mioring these debates.
recently in Londen said that he Pr ize of $1,000 at the international
Ellman, Joseph
CO.
Ehrlich, Jacob
Mr. Siegl from
held the
a four
Memorials available at this time,
Committnes Sur the new ,term H. Schakne, Solomon W. Schklo- scholarship
Curtis years'
Insti- found a great sympathy for Zionist 1 r" usicel contests conducted by
Senor Council Musical Show:
2287 E. Jefferson
aims among the leaders in all par- I S esqui-Centennial Association. the I according to Mr. Stone, are: Boy
be appointed by President yen, P
Under the umpires of the senior noun.
Slomovitz, Milford tote. Ile studied under Mme Le a ties. The real difficulty confront.!
Scout room, $2,000; Sunday
Joyrich at the meeting on Sunday Stem
a musical show has been scheduled
e angenmoentsfr
cArr!t
4323
for
a-1 window
for Sunday night, M. 22. Try note toe
,
School
elms
room,
1,000;
large
Lubiehutz. In the past year he has ing Zionist activities is due to some ;
evening, Jan. '.24.
re now being
org made by a'
an
title pro... were held on Monday. Jan.
played Is ere a flambee of organ - of the minor officiate in Palestine,, CO mmittee of which Mrs. Max
in synagogue, $750; small II, at
o'clock.
All senior members
.
•
Nan j .,,
s nagogue,
y or who can play
nations. Tickets for this concert esae .
.....• , C an- who can act, ging, dance
ass.,
• n instrument are (soiled to participate.
' S r c hoolman of Brookline, Mass.,
is defier in synagogue, $500; outside Thie
1 ill be on sale at the door, or at Entire Country to Be Represented I
president.
is
•
unique
event
In the Jew le h
t"
the Detriiit C
'
lantern,
$500;
perpetual
light
in
Center's
calendar.
nInee
OM type of w ork
at Palestine Conference.
The music is published witiv
Mr. end Mre.—
Firner Koffman Ind , M1.131C.
There wilel ne
synagogue, $5,000; Menorah light has never been producol heretofore. The
k;e:1801° reserved
I.tr.se
Y
f
Hundreds of delegates from I Pi
presented will be an original one, the
introduction and with all , in synagogue, $1,000; perpetual play
;
rde 'l"
fritrIfet'rnollt, 1•2;re lgen7 "•itsim"il - t ' l'eatIg'
every part of the country will rep- se ano
idea having been pros Idea hr 311. 11.•
lo parts and choruses.
The
iller
. They
. th,n.
SANDWIC:11 'SHOPPE
ed the V-Eoffmen
weddlne.
1 halin13,.. prBorgr
ahn
amm, will 0ln:it:dein Jo- resent their local Jewish common- i w ords are in Hebrew, English and I light in prayer room, $1,000; Me- n ab Ferman and Miss Bertha Stone, mem-
.
I
net•
bers of the club legate.' a group. J ck
I
norah light in prayer room, $400; Kaufman. president of the senior enun•
huts at the National Conference on YI ddish.
5c4(ESTAIJRA NT
•I convention at the hook-Cadillac Mote.
e :T. Totem 31..3 the following week- !Major," Ludwig Spohr's "Con-
I ladies' sewing room, $1,000; kin- cll. is working on the deveMpment of
A Leap Year datieent the Detroit- N
Palestine to be held at Hotel Astor, I
CHARLEVOM.BLDG.
the theme
LeLand Hotel on Eels 28, will be
, ten° No. 8, in A Minor," Ernst New York, on Sunday, Jan. 17.1 Frankfurter and Neumann to Ad- dergarten room, $2,000.
—
24,15-37 Peak &ends.
sponsored by the Muse council of
„n Cort un'tt ee In Active:
Jbnior U.( Jade* wet Si reeve. von Dohnanyii'e "Ruralia Menge- according to a statement issued by ,
dress Conference.
Ireest:' statement, Sir. Stone de. See:o : Girls
Ili,..
,
e
br.
s4shrriu setliinte
1tirn1::nbc,tormmdtteei Is .w
Now Feature .e
x
the xrliv ,,. ,,, :r rice," Achrem-Auer's "Ilebrew the American Palestine Campaign,
the Yiumg Women's kiehrew Asso-
'
1VASIIINGTON, D. C.—(J. T. Glares:
u king.
elation.
n. The council in -planning ts .... pre... Ofhtege 'were
Melody," Dininu-Ileifetz's "flora fund-raisinig instrument 0 f the ( A.)—Professor Felix Frankfurter
alial inbThefirst
, ,.
in
trip to 'a:lel:A t l
elected fo;
s'" ' .iedit ' " i l' a ' h. 1".0 "”•';*". , C h ‘ l dsrdedn ,f.„1
niche this the main seicial event t of the coming year aed 3.1 G
id mo e,
hick
oldberg we.
and he first perform- Jewish Agency for Palestine, which of Harvard TAW' School and Eman• 1 ha g hat
ch will take place
ve rnronni
d e' 'ans r
' gs:e7:,̀..77:.7::,
re.elected prurbient: Nanette Kahn, slew-', ance in Detroit of two
their stamen.
c le17.2e
seleetkins points out that the responseto the ee l Neumann, member of the World •I'"ts ,"1, mese/ siei vital. In the
. ent . Harriet Iterates, secretadr.Y.;
syn..
by Anna Segal.
r r on, lhy .h d r
,,,,,,r,11 1., N p n,, ,,In h ::.•neta
A drams dance wan lie held for 1,4t.,
.„,,eloTr: 31;17. Ti.tal
invitations has been unusually ! Zionist Ex cutive, were invited e to I :rn gt t,ierini ad,s .bne;in„,r.et;i7dIeLI;edih ,:;ft
emotion
will
he
"Boy
•
eiinVGir
rIt
•
r
A dinner you wmild Pay
re
M.01
a rge.
eL
I discuss the situation in Palestine i loyalty to iris ssgiseis
members as the Y
FlItUrday
chirsI rmen an ti Louis we.NOVEL
and tradrtions"to ships
it
$1.50 for at any Dewntinvo
BY DETROITER
An indication that the confer- at a meeting of American states-Il e,„" , h i N.'
I night, Jan .16. The preswitations ""ww."""s'
, „,
„ vs, 1 3, ''''r
, w 5.,„„
"' 1""
i
"! "r 5 "" „v "-
., see ' or Bricho at Dexter
hotel.
I by the 0m
; BASED ON EXPERIENCE
1.
— C
ence would have to consider press- men and members of Con sres
in dramatic art of
,
111I...the •uspices of the Tot Gamma
, nt not
Mr. wnd Mot. A Bleier. and daub.
VARIES"' OF DISHES
"For Dsitinguished &miss." and ter. Nes.. atteedes1 the 11.111er-Kortnian IN EUROPE'S \WAR ZONE ing questions in regard to the fu- called rat the initiative of Vice- 17,,,i. :"„ 7i:
K
. g o r ',;..h,:;;," .0., ils !„!,„^, 117; I ama Girls the first nen'. held. le to
. rwi.
se held at in D ter
e
Broakfeat--Lunclunne-
afore Brudcfast • sensed play veSatsis in Detroit
ture of Jewish reconstruction worki President Charl e Curtis.
of is. Jew.
s Setwd47.
Ind learning. The prayer rooms of the I imh Centers Association. 11518
Dexter.
by Eugene Cahill, will he
Dinner—Water-Theaker
in Palestine was provided in a let-
The meeting will be held in the Imi.dimr, the sixt"n classrooms. as well .
fillknved
A mitt of the .Innlew Elathe.th we. I"Let the Day Per 4.1h,"
ng. •n. 18, •I 9 °clock.
be S. K. ter sent in the past few day to the middle of January and is under- ,,
t he.t gyr,ag„,
Spacial.
by dancing.
torneproper, , have been huilt
meals. Monday event. on the reel-
Padova,. tto Be Pnblished by
1 sl ehnii"or nbr' irdkg"e :riallin rel t ger Itieh :te.r. V e.nchr.
dense net Ales. L. R. Herrman. with 22
0
,,
stoat
r
hr,,,,pw„,,,,,,int „7,T i h'Zi, t 'tV fl ::";:r.
leading Zionists in the United
S.. Food—Olteak—Cisere
to be a preliminary step
At the "Moyle tea" to he bald on val. Or... Talks were (Ivan by Mrs.
Cape & Smith iss Marsh.
. , These programs will he free to -reenlor
tuate • n underst•nding of and
States by Morris Rothenberg, na- prior to the creation of an Amen- 4ss
,Sunday afterreem, Jan 17, Kt 4 V.I
reser. """" be. and their friend,
CLOSED
.:rig,.
s :te ir ZIT:
tional chairman of the American can Pro-Palestine Committee , the Ware for thi n , Jewnh and for our for-
o'clock, "The &rhomore"
be
"Let the Day Perista," by S. R. akstin C
Koehn. was rea.
•
ted
e ampaign,
d own.
n, who empha- J ewi s h T e I egraphic Agency learned
Pr.ident. 'ogee. elected l...
Under the •Impices of the ee e eee
sleeice- Padover,
chtd,
"The yahrzeit. the day of the earn-
'lona!
of Mr. nod :Sirs. R. sized the importarwe of their at-lfrom a reliable source.
mem etion of the death of those who committee, headed by Mrs. Jacob
Pr....1dr.t. Kite Florence Sherman
S
Padover son
of 1955
',An informal
, have departed. Is • custom pec
Hazelwood, De- terelance. a
tarn ait io *do, Volght)
for
both
meas.
uliar
among
l een and friends
the JeWS
bring pi!ovi= re' thej'unti7rts.i:t1'7tV
troit, is the novel schmluled for
It IS . 011
t
wd the "Y"
1,
•
dune
day
of
re
la an interview with the corre- Palesti ne Rabbi. Oppose Jewish'
Tr's! Ale : rri:g
Ier
i'spi. s=es
e,
;irks publication by Cape & Snith, 139
d.v, •n. I 4. tit 4 clock. This Is
I he Igld on Sunday evening.
the
the
s
a,rt
sec. d of a
e
Elsie Heck, closttlein. Miss Fear' Firm-
series of progr•rns arranged
Burial After Cremation.
e
East Forty-sixth street, New York, spondent of the JewishTelegra-
•n adherence of the present
ilht debating Gams have en. va.r me ,rit,b,e,rr.trot chVrnrtnin, II. M.
by this committee. Plane are under ■■•
the p.t
i ff, on
hlarc h 21. p hk A gency Dr. Solsolow ex-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—The
to have one program of entertainment
le d en aea-
pn
ter° the inter-club &bating tourn-
and
tte Goldenand. Mre. L. H. Her...
or
progrem
of
rnu
premed the hope that the tempo of Chief Rabbinate of Palestine
.slem.erbeLyrnts:onth for
male
is
de of be.. on
Based
on
experiences
ill
the
You'll thrill to the spa of the
issued
junto', et
ansent to start during the first week ""
*or will be accelerated a statement to all Jewish burial! th itsiurrdest.,,el.v,e,dindifytta,I
deni g nel l
Center.
Huniterien music
'uropean war zones, in 1914- j
lizrn
Ile kebruary. A silver loving cup
or, ratersui tably There le no charge for thee, perform-
with the improvement of general I societies in the countr
•nces.
Reciting Horse-Races In
y
1920, Mr. Padover'm story is hailed economic tonditions.
, has bets offered by the Alpha Sig-
more 6.0110 and permanent
manner
them
not
t
by those who have read it in ad-
o accept ashes for burial.
"CSIKOS BARONESS"
od°' sr ss,amssors0se the der
ma Phi Fraternity to On winning
Dr. Sokolow expressed salkfac
of those who
vanes as one of the most inter
It is believed that the statement , the death
we have loved. 1 WINDSOR JR. HADASSAH
team- On Wednesday evening, College of Jew ish Stale.
it were po.sible me
featuring
th
tag descriptions of what has hap- tion with the appointment of Lieu- of the rabbinate was issued in or- .
e Congregation I
A b,
oe i.bbi
llege o f Jewieh Steelles w
as
open:
,d
Feb. 3, the subject of the first de-
plates to all wh ' ANNUAL BALL TUSEDAY
7 ""'a nrov Id e Yahrreit
jo,h. S. !wen.. The ,,,I
Patti Yincenti
tenantGeneral Sir Arthur Gren- d
.
Paned
in
Eastern
Europe
p
e
en the burial of the urn however, mu. he names o f the de parted,
bate will he: Resolved, thatcoo len I. awn to en me at students ees
during e
auchope as the high eonui
ngrave d in kroner in
Gall Theimer
the world conflict. This novel is rnissioner
containing the ashes of the late , 1,4 ,,t
t Ith SMS.Iii, a r l., /l et,rew
One of the season's outstanding
for Palestine.
ernment ownership of public tail. ; ° net. ;.„ ""fi,,7 1,4"4,1"4" :,:a l
leetine.
and the d ate of
ly,,TX: being favorably compa red with
"Sir Ar- Leopold Greenberg of London, '.
DO NOT MISS IT!
, ities is beneficial to the nation. An e ttoleeht. The college will Ito open
events in Windsor is the seventh
every Remarqne's "All's
:.:;.,:fo..,....dbit,t
'iriiii.:rou'r,,,j,:
thur
is
a
man
of
action
and
it
I
prominent
Zionist
worker
and
edi-
Well
th:::,,,i n 4 ,: ,:i: annual dance of the Junior Ha-
on the
; anagram contest, followed by - T h ur tine •
X
111, le it I1 N.
Western
C.O.., Dens I
I
seems
to
me
that
be
is
the
right
I
tor
of
the
London
Jewish
Front."
[he hiate Ttd . literature courses are
dassah, taking place at
spelling bee is scheduled for Wed
Chro nicle.rt.'llon ".^vg
Na te IIe I v. let Sess
eed A NatW est
Shear
". to be in lejture form. followed hr pen
Born I n Galicia, Austria, in man for the office of high com m is.; M. M. Ussishkin, president
' zr7.,,1,7 • — "I- 1 Hashomayim Synagogue the
of the
I nesday evening, Jan. 20, for mem- toss.,
CWIte• ilk at Metiers
on Tues-
su,isessiihsr:,..drp,svrrrs:,
dlaceesion. 'rho e lan.. will be
,,rie.urt,hirsifs
1905, Padover came to this s cowl- stoner," the Zionist leader stated. ■
a'nantkoen ram
in:Iir:/bisi.vdille. z , e d ay evening, Jan. 19.
l
E
' berm a the "Y "
held in the waist hell end cl•nerovm• of
h
m
ii
a
rakcetdivtih
•
h<'^
male
Asked his opinion of the
tye nte,s
e synagog..
y
fiftieth
,
having
spent
the
most
rr of hie
The finals of the girls' ping pCMg
Patrons and patronesses for the
D.,,,, Hth r.. 5,-1--
cruel years of the war in one of cently concluded Moslem Congress in Zionist affairs Jan. 5.
.. :
__ _______________. I vent are Mayor and Mrs. David
tournament will be played off
■ nd published reports that be had
the most afflicted war section, of been
• Per. conducted • public e
A. Croll, Rabbi and Mrs. 0.
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 17, between
I
•
The
election
of
Norman
Bent-
j
cording
to
the
1922
census,
to
b
lamin
Le-
Invited to address the Con-
laminationn on the first Monday of Je. Eastern Europe. Graduating from
endiger, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
wi, ch former Attorney General for third place
Miss Dorothy Herman and Sties h,,; ; ,,' " r "
Ii 114". .°4'1
6." ' Me l Northwestern High School, he re- gress, Mr. Sokolow minimized both Palestine to the Weizmann Chair
1.
Iflophie
."
aum,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Milton
Win-
The
American
consulate
in
Je-
Rushevsky. A howling par- tare T:r s w.e't el. ,ea :Li t::ii e =re se. r. wised his A. B. degree from the the importance of the Moslem
of Internation Law and Peace, was rui salem has been strengthened s ton. Conveners are the Misses
!ty on Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, ""'
College of the City of Detroit in Congress and the authority of
will be held for ''Y" members at
folly Adler, president, Edith
announced by the Hebrew Univer-i cons
th the arrival of another full
"Always in the Lcsd"
3.11. Scheel) -----
1928. He did graduate work in Shawkat Ali, the Indian-Moslem city.
Robert's Bowling Alleys, on G rand
to assist Mr. Knabenshue, Williams and Celia Cohen,
ems, is, new stet es t.rhere all history at Yak University and re- leader, to extend such an invita-
j
the
co
nsul-g
e
n
boulevard
and
Woodward.
eral.
tion to him.
First Class Room and
The 1.7." 5 ' 5;5' v",`Sviro'r 1"., rapidly. iTht ceived his M. A. there in 1930.
Dr. S. Tchernichoveky, the fans.'
, P UBLIC EXAMINATION
Mr. Thial, the
He
class In golf will meet on Thursday 'si s' eLi s 1:*ths":esi:iessrl::
Norman Angell's Statement,
new consul, saw
ous /lebrew poet and linguist, has service in Liver
Bath for a dollar and
OinVit,"eee a to receive his doctorate at the
ti
an. 21, at 8:30, at the '' 'tar nit
Stressing
his
interest
in
Zionist
AT TUXEDO-HOLMUR
pool
before
big
'
taken
over
the
work
of
completing
assignment
to
Jerusalem.
University
of
Chicago
in
June,
a half.
Granwood Golf Schee I
affairs, Sir Norman stated: "If the Heb rew D ictionary of Medicine
1932.
ins uol tor ,
and
A Simmons Beauty Rest
First Paleatin. Opera
House I
The boys' division of the Y. W.
The Ladies A xiliary met in the new
there
is
anything
in
the
principle
and
Natural
Science,
which
was
u
Public
examinations to which
Mr. Padover is at present a Re-
•
Mattress on Every Bed
s it he board and
NO.21104 for Edison
II. A. basketball league
will play •nttursets: ,,e,....irdzsov... .;essitehee. ,,,ter. search Fellow at the
of nationalism and tradition, I being compiled by the late Dr. Ma
the parents are in-
University of c
the second round of their tourna- dent, Mr,. Matt Elkin.. A successful Chicago.
first opera house in Pales-I e51 tde will be held in various
annot understand why the world ia, and was interrupted by his tine The
67 Sproat St.
i
was formally opened in
He has done research
death.
meat on Wednesday evening, Jan, rummage sole wag held In December.
, work in Vienna archives this fall. should not give to the Jews an
at the Tuxedo-
Je-j"
FREE PARKING
20, at Central High School gym-
rusalem on Jan. 1.
, Se hool. Sol Kasdan is principal
Jun's. Sisterhood:
Two years ago he taught history opportunity to be a part of the 499 Jews Entered Palestine I. I Th
Near Downtown Detroit
nasium, when the A. Z. A. No. 63, I The Junior Sisterhood had an active at
The opera house has been named ss
State Teachers College, Athens, chain of nationalities in the world
e f thin branch. The tests will be
.
after the late Thomas A. Edison
will meet the Cardinal Athletic iVierirr.s.-
e common Englishman knows
Four hundred and nine[
s'`" ven on three consecutiv e Sun-
"segiss71:711
,' t . ' . ". .f1): 'I" . :4! w. Va. While a student at Detroit
ety - of
nine
by Moses Mizrachi, founder of the "e ys. Jan. 17, the class of Yonina
I Club, and the Omega Socials will j to" show. On Dec. 29. It : t
h.d a treasure
more about Palestine than Eng- Jews, of a total immigration
institution.
City
College
he
was
editor
of
the
meet the Theta Kappa Rho, The I hunt for members and guests.
land and I do not gee why
icktin will be examined; Jan. 24,
'
entered Palestine in the
Torch, literary magazine, and a
we 65o 3n th of Dec b
The recent decision of the Pal- 3 th , e class of J. V. Arid, and Jan.
games will be played at 9:15 and 1 , V..' M..;
M..;
e Clu—
I 1 columnist on the Detroit Colle- should not assist the old Bibli
b:
ca l m
emer.
es tine government to
at 10 p. m. respectively.
The Yettn• Men's Club, headed
, the class of Joseph Haggai will
head
race, whence we all came, when it
One hundred and thirty-n
by S. gian.
scrap the
The gir l s' division of the "Y" .
ine mal aria research unit, founded by s '
asks for help to establish itself as Christians and
Iforaice Hewn.. too•
to o f offi n .
"e examined. All the examinations
se;em e ca ns er".rvain e tudhiees s v h 7 ici fs'
A chapter of Mr. Padover's
15 Moslems
as nu m of Jackson. Monday morning. basketball league will play
ems
entered
the
American
Jewish
Joint
Dietri-
a nation. I think we should ju mp during the same period. The
the see . I. heeded by Rabbl spark..
le e open to the public. They will
forthcoming novel, "The Collapse
b
• ee in
Committ
b held mornings at 10:30 o'clock,
' 19-2, is
.rtes eseeise, Rabbi Jerome Folk- and round of their tournament on
of Austria," alreday appeared pse
and show the world that we are were 80 departures during De-
in th
ing rise to much criticism here. It e
Thursda
evenin R. Jan. 14, at the
e first to assist them.
ellst *5 notary will be ''The Nano". rat „
,
.ember.
and
the
war
anthology
"Armseeddon,"
Miss
Edna
Zuckerman
was
Awe, Their Ga..- Rabbi Follomin
nafftilla IMO- Mediate school,
is charged that the is act ion
"But besides, I think it should
when re-elected secretary-treasurer.
f the
published by Cape & Smith.
eu ed
rament
lm
conf b. ence which the
The Jews resident in Jerusalem' ' health depart
Delta Omicrons will play the
, be a tremendous piece of states- constitute 57
opened
opened e G ene• • Feer 2 .
di scri
omina- we Hare of the Zionist movement in
The
ro gram at the Y . W . 11 . A .
, per cent of the total
e p
----
Y .
. H. A. team and th Vert-
tory
against a very vital service vi
manship
to
help
the
Jewish
people
s
camp reunion that will be held
To m
as.. nod Mrs. I. M. Sad. are in New ettes will play the Combin
JUDEA CHANGES NAME who are scattered over the world population there.
ew of the separtisit resolution,
' and that it was taken in order to
e s.
Of a total
id
e
TO EXTEND ACTIVITIES so that we should gain their friend-
population of 90,526, save from dismissal and elimina-
Philip Adler of the Detroit News Beetnilli, elileg. Jan. 17 at T
r opted at the Calais conference
_
be in the natuemp
l
re
of
lilchard I. Cohen spent the week-end staff' will lecture
in
the
city,
51,300
are
Jews,
19,850
tion
people
and
services
less
es-
,"
on Jan. 28 at a I "A Day at Cam
Norman declared.
e ' the Revisionists.
with his grandmother. returning to the
oslems and 19,000 Christians
p. "
meeting of the Business and
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.1—In shipabbi
R
Enswerlity of Michigan on
ay
Berlin, who comes to the M
(cording to then fi gures the Jew- aential but closer to the depart-
rt
Pro- ' At the opening of the "Y" mem- order
In • statement issued, the execu-
meat.
order to enable the company to United States after
fah
three
I
•
In bon
er of Mr
ye an d Mrs. Heitma n, I fessional
tie e makes it clear that its action
increased
Girls' Relations."
Supper Club, on, bership drive, which will run extend its activities over • wider months' tour of South Africa, 1
by
"International
the U. C. T r a
ave
ve o•
• dinn er at the ir hall,
The through the month of January, SO field,
I , 8.0
r inc
ec
0.
The
fI
ge
u
rta
res
in
do
qu
not, er s h ow f -
Ws s taken only after it had per-
and presented them with • lounge lamp. club will Incite all friends of the
Disciplinary M eeeeeee .
the name of the Judea Life stated that he helped to organizei e .
new mbe
em rs were announced b I n
.
c
" bench in that count- ,Jerusalem which, if counted would fi LON • ' •
ha s been
' to attend this event. Miss Miss Rose Siege l capta
• T. .1—For the Tel t ell ■ reasonable period to
arse
S. L. Sewn. was le New Y.k
•
on " in
captain of
of the 'hanged to Eastern
ah C onne
aste Life Insurance t ry which has a membership of I
rat
ti
me
on
record,
the
executive
els
h
ban sown
the Jewish population committee of the World
service di- drive committee. Competition for Company of New York, with the 1.800.
pse for the passions aroused by
rector of the "Y" personal
W
Zionist Or- th e
was elected presi• awards offered
to have increased 6,000.
Robhl and Mrs. re:kwia•
►
trailed then
thon who secure approval of the Insurance Depart. Palestine Prise Winning Opus asti.'rn
e
Basle Congress to die down,
o the usiness and Profes-
' palliation nas seen fit to announce
Parents Is Cleveland.
he
the largest number of new
re-
I
that
it
will
take
members meat of the state of New Yrek and
sional Girls' Supper Club at a re-
Published Here.
disciplinary rheas- bas t that the Revisionist attacks
hNares elienmcrielPeediet6i,e0e0Oie
The Sitterbeed held
pot lurk leech- cent meeting. Miss Selma Bern- is very keen, the boys' divvision be- of the stockholders of the corn-
,
while
ores
against
the
members
of
the
"The
Pioneers,"
a Palestinian the Christians have increased
ing in the lead ■ at the
Clin no longer be ignored since the
m Wed...der. It It won I allowwl
a
baum was elected vice-president, first week of the drive. end of the Deny. The new name w s o tne t. opera i n three arta, with prologue,' 4,500, thus shifting them from only Union of Zionist Revisionists
on for
WW1..
bearance shown by the eine-
see-,
ally in use on Jan. 1, 1932.
the ground that attacks of the lat. tiv
words and music by Jacob Wein- and place, which they occupied an- ter organization are inielical to the ab e has been misunderstood and
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