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PISGAH INSTALLS
OFFICERS MONDAY

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Russia through the correspondent
of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
will
be the principal speaker of the
here, has elictited expressions of
evening and will talk on "Present
sorrow in all Jewish circles.
Day Economics."
The name of Julius Rosenwald
The entertainment will feature
is very well known among the
Harry Siegl, talented violinist, who
populace and is particular ly PoPu-
recently graduated front the Cur-
ler among the Jewish col onies, e s-
pecially the colony which bears his tie Institute of Music at Philadel-
name.

self.
X, was a
asked him
no in all

of exactly
. "Hello,

ROSENWALD'S HEIRS
WILL CONTINUE HIS
CHARITABLE WORK

Twenty-five Years of Abe INTERESTING CAREER
Kabibble.
OF H. H. PRENZLAUER

(Continued from Preceding P age.)

Secretary of Public Welfare De.

partment Served City for
field gives the impression of '
41 Years.
having eternal youth and en-
thusiasm bottled up within his
The
resignation
on Dec. 30 of
spare frame. And he has the
happy faculty of projecting his Harry II. Prenzlauer as secretary
of
the
Detroit
Department
of
interests to meet those of the
Public Welfare, is meeting with
person with whom he is talking
at the moment. Which is one
of the reasons why, no matter
what the outcome of a confer-
ence may be with Mr. Hersh-
field, the vast majority of peo-
ple leave his presence with a
feeling of warmth and friend-
ship.
There is no doubt that Mr.
Hershfield has made a fortune
out of his talents. There is also
no doubt that he gives away
and spends as freely as he
earns. His interests are many
and his sympathies boundless.
Of him a friend once said, "Ile
is one of the few toastmasters
and after-dinner speakers of
whom I know that actually gives
to the causes for which he
pleads." And when you con-
sider that it is no novelty for
Mr. Hershfield to address four
dinners in an evening, and
seven or eight in a week you
can understand why he may
HARRY H. PRENZLAUER
need a fortune! And with his
celebrated wit Mr. Hershfield regrets in Jewish and non-Jewish
aassured me that "for every dol- quarters.
lar I earn a relative appears to
Mr. l'renzlauer's is one of the
help me spend it!"
I most interesting careers of men
WRITES JEWISH STORIES
in public work in Detroit. Ile en-
The critics panned liarry tered the Department of Public
Hershfield's first attempts at Welfare as clerk on his birthday
authorship of a serious novel 41 years ago, Jan. 8, when he was
when "Super-City" appeared
21 years old. He served as in-
last year. The book sold 42,000 spector, cashier and assistant sec-
copies and will eventually ap- retary of the board, and 26 years
pear as a movie. The dedica- ago became the board's secretary,
tion of the book reads: "Super-
retaining this position until he re-
City—where everyone mutinies
signed last week. Ile was also the
and no one deserts." It has secretary nod purchasing agent
since been used by three other
of the Wayne superintendents of
authors of reputation with the poor and of the Eloise institu-
proper credit to Mr. Hershfield.
tions, and in these capacities has
His second novel, "By Appoint-
had charge of the budgets and
ment Only," will be out shortly.
other work involved in the con-
Then there is the little matter struction of hospitals, institutions
of a book of Jewish stories that for the insane and other buildings.
Mr. Ilershfield has contracted
Mr. Prenzlauer was the first Jew
to do for another publisher. to be born in Sault Ste. Marie.
"Not in dialect," he assured
His mother was one of the charter
me. For Mr. Hershfield be- members of Temple Beth El, De-
lieves that the idea of writing troit.
Jewish humor in dialect is forced
Mrs. Harry II. Prenzlauer has
and unintelligent in appeal.
always shared her husband's inter-
Ilow many people who read
eat in his work, and has for more
comics and humorous stories
than a quarter of a century de-
will be able to follow a dialect
voted herself to charitable efforts.
which most Jews cannot under-
She was president of the infants'
stand any longer?" he queries.
Orphan Home before it merged
To this theory he attributes
with the Hebrew Orphan Home
some of the universal appeal
into the Jewish Children's Home,
that Abe Kabibble may possess.
and was the organizer of the Des
"The humor is easy to compre- F
truonitd. Jewish Emergency Relief
hend," explained Abe's parent,

Is the Color Monotonous?

A simple change

in color often

makes • tiresome

garment your

favorite.

Often is perfectly good gar-
ment is discarded because
the color has grown monoto-
nous. And how simple it is
to change it!

You will be agreeably sur-
prised at the many pleasing
changes in color that can be
made by our scientific dye-
ing process,

Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, director of
the Agrojoint work, to which Mr.
Rosenwald contributed the sum of
$5,000,000, in a statement to the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency de-
Ladies' Hats Cleaned and Reshaped, $1.00
clared: "I am sure the news of
Mr. Rosenwald's passing will cause
MEN'S
SUITS
WOMEN'S FROCKS
great sorrow among the Jewish
settlers, when it reaches them.
AND SUITS
Cleaned and
Self
"It is not only the millions he'
A.
Cleaned and
l'ressed
spent on colonization, but the lie r- -
$ 1 5°
Pressed
tonal interest in the work and t he
and up
warm sympathy which he evinc ed
"Use the Forest Service regularly. It's • good service
for the toiling and the poor th at
and a good habit."
singles him out as a remarkab le
man from many other millionair es
and philanthropists."
Dr. Zegelnizki, director of t he
Moscow office of the Berlin Co
t t
mittee of the Central Ort, the o r-
ganization helping to train Je ws
for industrial work, stated: "J
lius Rosenwald was the greate st
Jewish philanthropist since t he
JACOB MILLER
days of Baron Maurice de Ilirsc h,
but whose philanthropy was on a phia. Other artists will round out
The childish cry that grips Mother's heart
more scientific and more moder a the entertainment program.
... the family suddenly awakened ... baby is
basis and therefore gave bett er
The following officers are to be
results.
ill. Quick, the telephone —"Doctor, please
installed:
President, Elias Gold-
berg; first vice-president, Samuel
Bruening Cables Condolences 5.
come at once"... and medical aid is on the way.
B. Keene; second vice-president,
Rounwald Family.
Nathan
Metzger; t ird vice- presi-
h
BEBRLIN.—(J. T. A.) —Con-
In such emergencies ... when aid must be
dolences were cabled to the fam- dent, Nathan Rosin; secretary, Ru-
dolph
Meyersohn;
treasurer, Jacob
summoned immediately ...your telephone is
ily of Julius Rosenwald by Chan-
SOLOIST
F TEMPLE BETH EL
Skolnick; monitor, Aaron Kurland;
cellor Heinrich Bruening in behalf
assistant
monitor,
Martin Gilbert;
Priceless Protection. It guards your home,
Available for Conce •Engagements, Banquets and Radio
of the German government and by
Mayor Samm in behalf of the mu- warden, Samuel Munch; guardian,
Programs
the lives of yourself and loved ones, 24 hours
Jack Rosenberg.
nicipality of Berlin.
Will Accept Serious Pupils in Voice Culture and Coaching
Pisgah's Installing Officer
a day. It is ever ready to summon instant aid
The news of Mr. Rosenwald's
Jacob Miller, second oldest living
death a widely reported in the
STUDIO: 4744 SECOND BOULEVARD
in case of fire, sickness or other emergency.
German press and is the subject past president of Pisgah Lodge,
Phone Columbia 2943
of editorial comment. The papers will he the installing officer. Mr.
emphasize that Mr. Rosenwald's Miller has been a member of the
,Fern things give so much useful scrvirt
B'nai B'rith for more than 33
philanthropy
was
of
world
wide
hit such lam cost as At tthphue
significance and recall the support years, having been the youngest
he rendered Germany during the president of the Bay City Lodge
OF ONE THING YOU MAY BE SURE!
No. 78. He was also a member of
period of inflation.
the Court of Appeals of District
Abe Max guarantees his work. Your worries are
G rand Lodge Na. 6 and has been
Mourned Throughout World.
ended when Abe undertakes to repair your car!
The death of Julius Rosenwald active in the Zionist movement for
is being mourned throughout the 30 years.
world by non-Jews and Jews alike.
Last Monday night the general
Newspaper in this country, in committee held its semi-monthly
In the Morning Before Going to Town
England, Germany, Russia and meeting. Many interesting plans
Nate it On .our hand. for 10 ntriutet'•nd it will look like
other lands are paying tributes to for the future were discussed and
now. Drive "leen car to town.
the departed philanthropist and further details will apear in an
s
are lauding his generosity.
early issue of The Chronicle. Mil-
Lack of space prevents the pub- ton M. Alexander attended the
lication of the numerous tributes meeting, and said that Pisgah
Now Conveniently Located at
paid Mr. Rosenwald. Among those Lodge can be of great service to
(Includin g Saturday, Sunda y ..4
HOliday•
"and carries out the American
who paid him honor were:
the community and promised to Jewish conception rather than
Mr. and Mrs. Prenzlauer are at
Lubrication Service
American Jewish Congress, help formulate ways and means.
present
spending
the
winter
the 'green-horn' conception .
Special Rates for Monthly Storage
Between Cortland and Sturtevant
F elle M. Vs arburg, Dr. Cyrus Ad-
10 years experien ce la
The full-bearded, gesticulating months in Miami Beach, Fla.
ler, pre 'dent American Jewish
the Auto Business
PHONE HEMLOCK 9656
Ike
has
been
superseded
on
the
Readin' and Writin'
Coninfft ee; Nahum Sokolow,
stage and in the comic strip Nathan L. Milstein Pays Tri-
World ionist president; James N.
as well as in the humorous
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Rose erg, president of Society (Continued from Preceding Page)
bute to Retiring Liberal
story, by the American Jew with
President Hoover Elevates
for 'Settlement of Jews on Farms
Jurist.
his problems and his personal-
Judge Simons.
in Russia; Dr, Nicholas Murray tested signs of liberality in tra- ity."
Violin Itec
H en rY Siegl
dition-bound
China,
defying
his
Butler, president Cerhumbia Uni-
onU lm
Yby T 7 .
ZALMAN RUBASHOW versity;
From a desk piled high with
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former Governor Alfred father and scoffing at the ancestral
partly finished, a tele-
A violin recital will be given byl
ON FEB. 14 E. Smith, Lewis L. Straus, Judge gods. His revolutionary ideas drawings
phone book or two, various standing of the plight of the alien the nomination of Colonel Russell
Henry Bier] at Maccabee Building
Horace Stern, Judge Julian W. originated innocently enough in a
books
and
sketches, Mr. Hersh- and the precariousness of his ex- A. Alger for the United States
Auditorium, on Sunday evening,
Mack, Governor Franklin D. plan for reforming China's educa-
(Continued from Page One.)
i stence:
Jan. 17, Grace Merman will be at
Senate is to this day being spoken
Roosevelt of News.„York, Lieuten- tional system. From this he field managed to extract some
of
the
stories
he hod already
the piano.
"To order deportation to Poland, with- of as the ablest address delivered
that admission to the banquet will ant-Governor HerbehsII• Lehman, turned to the need for democr
out
effort to rend to Canada, w. no ob-
planned for the humor-book. The
viousMi wrong, not to say kept
in
a generation in the state capitol
be 50 cents. The solicitation of Edward A. Filne of Boston, Al- government. Confronted with a
oppres sive
er , red
awe majority of them, he
the ly enshave been
een '
und
re- at Lansing. Among his achieve-
small subscriptions, which are be- fred Si. Cohen, president of 1Pnai reactionary government and a
straint .0 many years, while children
stated, were original with him.
ments
is the fight he carried on
have g ro wn
ing stressed this year to a greater 11 nth; Abel Davis, German Am- racoon out Illit erate people, Sen
mi rm
nts of the Unit ed
It wouldn't be fair to give you States r a ani
up wh
ile theidedeporting p owers for a state primary election law.
extent than heretofore; began this bassador Priittowitz, James Davis, tried revolution when peaceful
any examples but they were w
trying to overcome the reluctance
methods
failed.
Dr.
Israel
Goldstein,
Samuel
A.
In
this
fight
he was defeated. Ile
week. More than 200 former sub.
or the Polish government to repatriate
good, believe me. I was begin- of
the ale., that the invalid warrant do. secured the passage of a law
scribers will be requested to re- Goldsmith, and other nationally
This biography gives eketchy ning to understand why Mr.
not strongly •ppeal for our discreation• making wife-desertion a felony in-
and
t
o
r
eal
internationally
t
ir
i
n
enjen
tothSeilu's liufre5 from 1920
new their donations, and new ones
prominent
Hershfield was so sought after cry •. ki It is not without importance. in stead of a misdemeanor.
will be approaehed. In addition, leaden.
such • discreationary matter, that these
conts
aliens were not of any excluded class,
Elsewhere in this issue appear those years he had a number o f in- as an after-dinner speaker.
His Other Office..
the speakers' bureau has already
RARE
SENSE OF HUMOR
but—except for the lecking passport—
list of interesting tributes from teresting and little known J
begun to function and numerous
In 1905 he was elected Circuit
were entitled to enter." (Engel-Zur-
elvish
Formerly Edmund rp, Lewis
Not
merely
though
as
an
;3,
etroit leaders.
brick, 51, Fed. 121 632.)
committees have already visited
Court Commissioner of Wayne
associations. Adolph Joffe, Swe-
after-dinner speaker and the
representativ e local Jewish frater- c
dish ambassador to China, first creator of a
The very investigation to see County, holding this office for one
Mitres.
daily comic strip
nal and mom] organizations for "' peakers at Federation's turned Sen's hopes to Russia w
whether suspected persons are sub- year. In 1907 he was chosen •
lorl. belie
hen does Mr. Hershfield draw upon
mss r
the purpose of enlisting their co-
the other world powers proved in-
ject to deportation, by their nature, member of the constitutional con-
81 DELAWARE AVE.
Symposium.
his
apparently
inexhaustible
eh. ft.
operation in this year's dri,ve.
hospitable. The late Silas Han
shows interference of the gravest vention which was charged with
nub. All EXPERTS ON
supply of humor. Nor does it
wk
The following officers have
TRINITY 2-3211
doon of Shanghai, millionaire Jew-
kind with the rights of personal the duty of revising the state con-1
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'''''n'BULOVA WATCHES
include just the humor-book
tonstftil,
been elected to head this year's
ish eccentric, was oat' of Sun Yet
liberty. These investigations are stitution. In 1916 he was chosen
Swiss watch._ minima by exports
which he has contracted to turn
campaign:
not public and they often involve presidential elector-at-large and
ish magazines: lieflex, Menorah San's intimates and chief finan- out in double-quick time. No,
All repairs guaranteed 2 yrs.
cial aide. Morris Abraham Cohen,
American citizens. it is as im- was one of a minority to cast bal-
Joseph Haggai, chairman; P. B. Journal and the New Palestine.
indeed, Mr. Hershfield played in
an E nglish J ew who is now a
portant to American institutions lots for Charles Evans Ilughes.1
Sislin, vice-president; M. Lieber-
Mr. Wahlman's Work.
gen- , audeville last year for 3
eral
in
the
Chinese
Nationalist
5
that
fundamental principles of On Feb. 6, 1923, President Hard-
sky, recording enarettuy; M. Lech-
Sir. Waldman, who is to speak on
w echo. And he went over wit
over, financial secretary; A. Bit- "The International Scene of the army, was Dr. Sen's bodyguard ) a bang. Ilow big a bang h judgment and fairness be observed ing named him to the federal!
Tour Cm Polished
n•r, treasurer.
and
right-hand
man
from
1920
in the administration of laws as judgeship for the Eastern District
Jew," was formerly the managing
, hold(' never have known had
and Dial Classed
l eader
,
The executive committee of the director of the Jewish Welfare until the great
r. n of bumped into an acquaint- I it is that the alien unlawfully here of Michigan, leading up to the
tam-60c Crown.
a
ou
b
e
present
promotion.
406
deported. In giving color
campaign consists of the follow- Federation of Detroit. Since 1928 Sen himaelf was a strong supporter a nee just after saying good-bye
Radium De Plain Hand
of Zionism, which he hailed as one t
to the rights of due process of law,
IS<
An enthusiastic golf player,
ing: M. Bliskin, Chaim Wiener, he has been secretary of the Amer-
o Mr. Hershfield. "I heard him
Beads Resstrung
N. Linden, L. Stone, Max Biskin, ican Jewish Committee with head- of the greatest movements of mod- in Brooklyn in vaudeville," my the alien must be accorded a fair Judge Simons has been active in
ern
times.
hearing.
Railroad
W•tebescImm4
,tor
the
Redford
Country
Club
quarters
located
in
New
York.
Mr.
R. t,insky, Belle Pirktnan, Jere-
and
m end who is up on the latea t
Aiftiftl--tezzsteti ft Pins lope.
-rite function of •n interpreter is a was president of the Franklin
miah Haggai, M. Stark,
in the theater remarked. "H e
n
0. Gold- Waldman attended the Jewish
Important one. It affects • conntitutinn•I Hills Country Club. He was also
Theological Seminary hat entered
berg, 211. Leiibowitz, M, Shiner.
tells Jewish stories. But they're right. The right to • hearing is
I ;
ro
e
the field of philanthropy in 1900
alien is not un ,terstood. De- a member of the executive com-
good Jewish stories and they {zonation Iii
The banquet committee is
f t ra4grht with 11, 711
1261 Griswold Cor. Od. Mau
,1. .4
11
mittee of the Detroit district Golf
f 2
headed by M. Stark. The organ- and subsequently directed the Uni-
are more apt to create kindly
Op. Until 0 Every E•e•Ing
t Association. During the war he
ted
Hebrew
Charities
of
New
York
only
to
the
alien
but
to
the
go
izations committee is led by J.
n vern iner
f feelings for the Jews than ridi - as well, and it is not unreasonable
to was active
in various patriotic
ltkkowitz. May Biskiin is chair- and the Federated Jewish Charities I
cute." Which explains the feel . .0.0. that, • hearing where the eerviees '
work,
being
a
Four-Minute
man of the committee for solicita- of Boston. IN 1921 he was made
a,r
ing Mr. liershfleld has about hi •
speak-
,ldrite.rpreter,,a,re needeff _his cepabIlit
er for Liberty Loan campaigns,,
z Y .
tions of subscriptions. The pub- a member of the European execu-
responsibility to his race a whole
sof,ock
bri is, FT1 1. ° 13.41T41 .1
tive council of the
'
"""1".
ur
and assisting in the work of the
licity committee consists of M,
Diatrtbu-
lot better than I could. The
Lu- tion Committee and Joint
Judge
was director of Purity Assembly. Order of
Denison was a member of draft board in the Sixth District,
barsky, D. B. Sislin, Joseph Hag-
man is race-conscious, sensitive
Rainbow for
the court that affirmed the decision which had the largest number of ,
RIDING STABLE
Ititai, Jeremiah Haggai and Chaim child care and medico-sanitary ac-
as only an artist can be, sensi-
Purity Aseembl a
y.i tZder of the Rain-
tivities of that committee in East-
per pur
of District Judge Charles C. Si- registrants credited to any
Wiener.
district:
bow for Girls, In•Itee all its friends to
tive to the feelings of those
$1.00
ern Europe.
mons in which he held that the in the United States. Practically '
attend its merni•annual Installation on
around him and yet gifted with
FIVE-MILE ROAD
secretary of labor most admit to every known language was spoken
Mr. AS aldtnan's work with the Tuesday evening. Jan. In, at the Eastern a rare sense of humor that
Gash Meyeree1m to Address C.
,
Rt. Temple, PO West Ale.nderine. at
can-
bail an alien held under immigra- in that district, and Judge simons
American Jewish Committee and It p, tn. Thin affair will be open to the
Pb roe Fermingtan 344.FJI
not be downed.
lotus $10 Luncheon.
Pnblie. Miss ,
tion warrant proceedings, and that was charged with an onerous and
Silver, out-going
Ride all winter—ENJOY
The Detroit branch of the Cha- with the J. D. C. hers made it essen- werthy-ady jeer, hf•ry
he
clamor
from
the
hall
be-
will preside.
Mrs.
A.
tial for him to spend much of his Weinbeck, out•goIng mother advisor. will
he had no discretion in the matter. exacting duty in filling out the
THE OUTDOORS. Our horses
lutzos, organization of Jewish pio. tlm
e insistent—the telephone
He recently interfered with the
e ab road, aiding those Jews who retire after • successful term of office.
are specially ',ha.
questionnaires,
calla,more frequent and, finally.
neer women for Palestine, is coo- we re bin g b
The new mother advisor-elect is Mee.
oycotted, sometimes Cora
Judge Simons is a member of
although I wan still thinking of department's attempt to deport an
Jacoby. The newly elected firer.
pleting plans for a $10 luncheon pol
alien
to Jugoslavia, stating:
ideally
sometimes
economically.
for the ensuing term are: Worthy
Temple Beth El. He has aided in
worths ad-
to be held in March. Golda Mey-
any
number
of
questions
to
ask
or
vis,
le•nette
I henry Wineman, chairman of the ease
s e hmittittort
;w
oe
"The
•Ilen'•
admission
into
Canada
at
•
numerous
campaier. as speaker
advisor, , Sar ah Solai: charithy
him I rose to go. And in leav- Halifax was perfectly legal and there
ersohn, prominent Palestine wo boa
Sylvia
rd of governors of the Jewish Strub: hope, Thelma
Insist Upon
ing I glanced again at the many- ,, I. nothing to indicate that he intended to and volunteer worker
Slatkin, faith PHs.
man labor leader, will be the' We H
are Federation, in commenting ill tr,,,,, r
e hot country as his threnhhold for
speaker, and will address the on Ic ho
, Mildred' ;:ri;ee d " Vh7 nn'"e ‘ .. tapestried room with its lovely %tering
UNITED DAIRIES
this. App arentl y
e d tel a ek
r emd e n ri Is
his d omicile in
e "en tJh ei w
imririi i o ke.dede. , m. . , (7., :I: . t e o °Sic: K,r
Ir.
n - 14,
luncheo n as well as a mass meet- ish em loir tk t e of
Northwestern
J.
W.
E.
W.
0.
F.:it no. ,irs i 1,.se hh.:v
nada
was
cloarl
old
furniture
and
the
fireplace
a ia:: ,
y estab lishe d. Under
1,̀,, which once graced the home of these circumstancn we think Canada
wes
ing during her five-day stay here, so h
the country whence hr nme and he
g k- relation. Belle SIlverstot ; nature, h o
March 20 to 24. mat ighly of the work of the oran
James Russell Lowell. A grand
The North Woodward branch of
be returned there." (Gorcevieh-
Look at the.* Values:
A better and richer milk
ion with which Mr. Waldman Sur•tkin, immortally, Bessie Weinm• , studio for an artist. But does should
Zurbrick IS. Fed. (211051.)
the J. W. E. W. 0. gave its New
The Chalutzos are now working a con
no extra cost. Obtainable at
ed that we have contrib- r,e , T
at
There
were
tline
diligently to raise their quotas for ute
D:e r'iln :4:%,, , 1 7,tat rei
Abe Kabibble feel at home .
29:4.40-2!
werestrong reasons to be- Year's Eve dinner-dance st the Cen- your grocer, or by calling Long-
"
,til::
o its support for a number
the luncheon.
P i. " . .• P."
k.
Oh, yes! Mr. Hershfield is
lieve that in many cases, persons tury Moss ballroom, 11 Moss ave.: fellow 6051.
k' I^... .4'
of
are.
Sylvia Gleicher. P...k
The out•g Int wort h;
The organization thanks Mrs.
married to a former show-girl
were deported when further de-
$4 .
visor, M•ry Silver, will be ° assisted in
You'll find the same hi-test
founded by the late eel
the installation of th6 p. ne w officers b
one of the most beautiful wo-
Hungarian Paper Comments Louis was
velopments of the facts would have Annettte Le Vey, chairman of the; qualities in
s
, or revered memo ry
our cream and
ors. Demih e Lift. me n in America, he assured me.
affair. Mrs. Le Vey expresses her I creamery
rg,„:"teit
shown
the
right
to
remain,
Judge
.
.
dyi
on
Chronicle
Articles.
,inaie stel,. Mar- "Th
and has for its purpose, according
products.
$4.25 each in pairs
at's why they're so happily
Denison established a valuable pre- gratitude to the following ladies I
Jerk Schembeck •nd Regina Schiller: the
mar
to Its charter, 'to prevent the in- Ita!"4„,g' ainn„rt,:ih.:,:rti
cedent when he directed that the who ably assisted her and who help-
r '; mar vied," the latest arrival re-
Egyenlaseg of Budapest, in its fraction of the civil and religious win
Entirely New and Lifetime
ked as he caught Mr. Hersh-
entire transcript of the testimony ed her make the dance ouch a suc-
be enanit and dancing following
issue of Dec. 5, publishes the follow- rights of Jews, in any part of the iml.neti.".
HA
field 's remark. "Ile keeps tell-
Guaranteed
in immigration cases be filed with cess: Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman,
a
u
ing item, commenting on articles . oc re ld i to render all lawful assist-
him
her
."
on appeal.
i, Aux Rae.
• This a off
a orded him Mrs. Jacob Mishkin, Mrs. Berko-
which appeared in the Detroit Jew- once
Rothh
a.
A
to take appropriate reme- ! The Lathe.
""
an opportunity to discover
' ' Aua
still. ;:ido7
diecre- witz and Mrs. Fanny Cohen. George
Yj hi
ish Chronicle regardingJoseph V
dial action in the event of threaten- Peth Judah is planning • b:nq::t
.
p a nt ies and point of law which, in Cohen as a bride and Mrs. Sarah
Womanne
'
swAuxihltry
l
sopflUannis
Beth
Tephila
Emanuel
Syn.°.
i, member of the Hungsria
eel invasion or restriction of such
man
i
nstances,
Schwartz
as
the
groom,
with
Jacob
.
,
rn. Asha
, counsel for the
ci!.
r
House of Lords and editor of the I rillh ts, or of unfavorable discrimin-
this • affair, Mn. Pearl Rmtenhe
'
alien unfamiliar with immigration Mishkin as the clergyman, added
Pester Lloyd:
ition with respect thereto; to Sc- ''''""
Purim Carnival,
Supertwist Cord Tires
cases was not aware of.
much hilarity to the party.
i srolt.:O°-on‘ perIsted
"In • lent article the Jewish pre. cure for Jews equality of economic,
" wit
e
of America has commemorated that social
nvincing and scholarly were Gorman
I and educational opportunity
The officers and directors of the his convincing
which was
l.ked in J.erh
Jewish Loader Says Hit-
Hungarythe
..
be "'side
de •t the banquet.
e venty-th ird over
•
opinions that the entire court
bi rthdar of
the consequences
tufts Power Passible.
Woman's Auxiliary of the United subscribed to them. Only once did
--
ve of the If.. of Lords. editor- persecution and to afford relief ;
Hebrew Schools met Dec. 16, at the h e
&dim Club.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
In•rbief nf the Pester Lloyd •nd the
find
himself
alone
in
•
dissenting
home
of
Mrs.
Robert
Marwil.
of the Rodin• nnahb Ira
great pride of Hungarftn Jewry. A from the calamities affecting Jews ,!he l d
invitation which Chancellor Bruen-
eta nn
Mrs. opinion, and in this he stated:
ie o aro Il Clu Her
young American Jewish writer, Edith wherever they may occur;
David Friedman aced ae assistant
ing extended to Adolph
■ and to . .oh, l,"
.
Hartman, who I. • relathe of V•sei.
Hitler ask-
w"ds"
, " •": hottest. Mrs. M.
n , 611. rn =e r.
51 H. Zackheim, pre_- though e l itnale •Iolati. of the ft . ev
r
4,;
even ing him to support the proclonga-
appraises Joseph VeesI's aceomplish• compass these ends to administer
be by arbitrary classification
ft r ident, presided. A Purim carnival S.
men. as those of a Jewish and Hungarian any relief fund which shall come 'whirl, lunch w
Other Sizes Equally Low
lion
of the term of President Von
,
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hero.
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I
Lae. 2fts 1C, awe.
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was
in its possesaion or which may be 17"
upon for Sunday, ;74' shat
P -7. [abler Ilede
a t
,,V,,,t4,W,t;',,,k„cr''.hyii',I,U ? ; March decided
',..4h",tra"r",:::: to the olrl Hindenburg beyond May 5, un-
"On• of the American Jewish papers.
GAS
ROAD SERVICE OIL
27. The next regular meet- ohkh
doubtedly means that the present ,
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, on thin received by it, in trust or other- am
Rena Rodin downs 140 to t h e ing
eine&
over
ant
aral
MEN'S
.ar u .en!
will be held on tVednesday, Jan. ' 4 , 17 F—i
50C
occasion exp ...... the admiration of the wise, for any of the aforesaid ob- V
treat
a
t
.
A
government
in
Germany
ocher
of
entire Atneriran Jewry •foe Vend, whom
is ready
Polk. re.-
• 27. An interesting program is be- i
jects or for purposes comprehended wine..
' ;;;. :,;'7,,r ,',7„tn;'''',',;t`1,;,, '.'": to make concessions to Hitler Dr..
it describe* a. one of Europe's most out-
on"Wedn essay e :ning. Jan. H . ing arranged.
',
standing peen/neigh.. and one its fore- therein.'"
citize
ns who would ..... thefts* In • fair Nahum Goldmann, editor of the
most wr ers and porliementariane.
.... . be 'i
Club
w ell d
Encyclope dia Judaic' and leader of
At thit
•
e m ann time the Americen Jew-
Club Cha•arim Cha
e good
nf varlas.
th• Young Circle
order and h•priness of the United the
Fisher Theater.
ish pre. publish. one of Joseph Yeses
Riviera Theater.
Lear., elated
a ical Zionuits, who arrived
elatednew officers for the Ant
sisteo."
(is re NH°,
k. oblob orr
appear. in the Funnies..
It, rid. (t) this week from Germany,
Norma Shearer ift more daring thr. month. of this ye. as foll
At
the
Fisher
starting
Saturday
declared
Tire and Battery Service anh.
7,7
1
in the Rosh Huh.. number two non
resn ent, NOftil Marx; vice-presbient
there will be one of the biggest
in
.o. under the title of "A•owal." This than ever and Robert Montgom- Carl Mnkovits, seenteary, Shirley Ellis
These decisions have had the de- Telegraphic Agency,
1429 Griswold St.
article. whieh ft •shining mirror of Upsets ery more magnetic in their latest tnesurer. Pen Marks: correoponding• pictures that the screen has seen aired effect
2614 Monterey at Linwood
The result has been •
relielnus Jewish soul and pro. dee:•n-
secretory. Leo Rats. He flub is open for a
tics, of hie loyalty to Shoe. Israel,. has screen farce, "Private Lives " now to boys •nd girl. Dons 16
long
time.
"Manhattan
Pa-
modified
practise
on
the
part
of
the
Arliagtos 9502
7
used ennolderable ...lion in Americas showing at the Riviera Theater, '"'"'"
rode " s an • -eolor, all-romance, Immigration authorities--at least
non 1..14 ...
/Jewish rirok..'
"'- all-comedy production
Likizr et 7 P. m. izt 627 Hftbrook. Pros-
with •
Grand River and Joy road.
e . meatier. ant la•Ited.
great in this district—consistent with the
comedy cast. requirements of • fair hearing.

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