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PO R CS

Ise Kremer had a small a u d - !
To insure insertion, all news material should be
Detroiter Feeds 1,200 Daily at
ience, but a very appreciative o n e ,1
Walkerville Brewery Free
in her concert in Orchestra I Ia111
submitted in type-written form on one aide of the
Lunch Room.
last Sunday night.
I Uri Lorin Advocated Estab. !
paper only.
This great artists, who retur ned
lishment of Jewish Repub-
The feeding of 1,200 needy un-
for a Detroit concert after an ab -
tic in Crimea.
employed daily, by Herman Radner
sence of three years, was as cha rm-
Directly Connected With Our Hotel.
of Detroit, at the special free lunch
ing and as artistic as ever.
PRENZLAUER GROUP
ByGEORGE JOEL
MOSCOW.
—
(J.
T.
A.)
—
Uri
room he fitted uut at his Walker- Sports Editor of Detroit Jewish
In seven languages. Ise Kre mar
•
Strictly Kosher Meals Prepared According to Jewish
,
BAKE SALE FEB. 4
,
e of the leading members
ville Brewery, Walkerville, Ontario,
gave
a
display
of
her
art
wh
ich
Chronicle
•nd the J. T. A.
Dietary Laws
ha itswon
c
iec for him the praise of all
won for her a following not o my of the Soviet government and i i-
A regular meeting of the Eva
the communities in the Border
o
in this country, but in Italy and tiator of the Jewish colonization
Resolution s for 1932.
other European lands as well. A niovernent, succumbed to pneu- Prenzlauer Service Group was held
by coming to Kraemer's for • week or weekend. Here you
Making New Year's resolutions
charming personality, half of her monia Jan, 14 at the age of 49. Tuesday, Jan. 19, at the home of
C. G. Hays, assistant clerk of
isn't
confined
to any particular
will find complete nut, relaxation and pleasure amid congenial
A special committee was ap- Mrs. S. Osmus. The meeting was Jackson Rabbi Speaks at East Winds's'', this week wrote to
art is in her hands. In her I tal-
sect but usually they are made by
folks and pleasant surroundings. New 1932 rates extremely
ion, Russian and Yiddish songs she pointed by the Soviet government
Lansing Methodist Epis . Mr. Rattner:
Isle.
a
fellow
for
his
own guidance.
uses them to great advantage, her to arrange the funeral. The body
copal Church.
"On behalf of the Mayor and My resolutions are of a different
bearing eclipsing in imports nce was placed in the White Hall of
Council of the City of East Wind- nature. I um making them for the
the Moscow Soviet with a guard
her voice.
LANSING, Mich.—At the an . sor, I beg to tender you a hearty oth i,e ,o r, ea elloc w ol :
For the first time, Miss Kremer of honor composed of members of
nual Good Will service held by the vote of thanks on the action of your
lege President: "I
the central executive committee
tang
a
popular
Yiddish
children's
Central e t hod ist Episs spa ' re-opening the soup kitchen, Jan' firmly resolve that if my board of
We are no longer in the restaurant business in De-
song, as an encore following the of the Soviet government and of
Church here Sunday night, I t
troit and are devoting all of our time in directing Krae-
trustees complains too bitterly
the Moscow Soviet, as well as
first
group
of
songs
on
her
pro-
Jerome I). Folkman of Jae ksun
mer's Hotel. In addition, we cater to weddings, ban-
larenee II. Smith, president of about the number of Jewish' stu-
gram. She was cheered for it, but other prominent Communist lead-
spoke on "Our Religions." Rev. Smith Stones of the Border Cities, dents entering our institutions, I
quets, parties, etc. No matter where your event takes
her audience did nut then know ers.
Fred Ingvoldstad is the pasts r of writes Mr. Radner:
place—at home, in hall, hotel or synagogue. We have
will not make an exception be-
that in Italy members of the nobil-
The leader of the Jewish col o-
the Central Methodist Episc 0 1101
the facilities to properly cater your party. When plan-
"I regret very much that I was cause one of the Jewish lads is pro-
ity demanded an encore on this nization movement in the Sovi et
Church.
ning your next event, get our proposition first. Special
unable to attend the opening of ficient in athletics, neither will I
song.
union
was
born
Michael
Lurie,
buffet luncheon served for Bar Mitzvahs either at the
Rabbi Folkman opened his re- your Community Kitchen and enjoy dodge behind psychology tests as
'sleeting Larin as his party nem e.
Again she pleased her audie
synagogue or at home.
marks by saying that the into ler- as others did your splendid and my sole explanation for the sud-
e A
'
with "Little Sparrow," English f ne
olk revolutionary of long standin
ance
of the other man's point of kindhearted hospitality.
den drop in the Jewish registra-
—MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL KRAEMER.
song, in which she imaginativ ely he became an active member of
view is the result of a lack of con-
"Your wonderful isenerosity to tions. I will blame it on the de-
uses a needle and so skilfu Ily the Soviet government soon after
fidence
in
one's
own
conviction
and the unfortunate is indeed marve- pression or, if worst comes to
moves her fingers that the au di- its establishment.
is also the cause of serious s °dal loos. I cannot help but admire the worst, admit the truth."
emit, is led to believe that her fin-
Opposed Bira-Bidjan,
disorder. "This meeting tom ght spirit that prompts you to ex-
Phone Mt. Clemens 137 for Reservations
For a Professional Sports Pro-
gers are much more import ant
A member of the executive
is eminently worth•while," he c on- emplify in so line fashion the milk moter: "I resolve that I won't
W. wish to announce special low rates for the Passover
; than her voice in her interpre ta- committee of the Comzet, govern.
tinued, "because its purpose is to of human kindness.
feature
athlete just because he in
holidays. Make reservations early.
tion of her art .
mental department for the settling
eradicate intolerance. I am ha ppy
"I hope that you and those as- Jewish and will draw crowd s to
Miss Kremer sang six Yiddi sh, of the Jews on the land and in in-
to be able to participate in y our sedated with you will be bounti. my arena. I will try to pick him
I five Old English, three Italian, ure
he also served as the first
progressive program. You are , to fully awarded with health and on his ability alone and if I can't
Tartar, line French and one G er- president of the Ozet, the society
be congratulated on the breadth of happiness for the community serv- get one I won't make one of my
S. Wise obtained and wired to the man selections. She received m ore for establishing the Jews on land,
OUTSTANDING U. S.
your vision in having establis hed ice that you are giving to help Gentile boys pose as a Jew."
nn Senatr Brah'
dier
o s acceptance tha a n encore
dozen curtain calls, and ga ere and was one of the leading figures
this annuel Good Will service."
ethers who cannot
LEADERS ORGANIZE of
) th
I
For a Couple of , Football
members chip on the newly five
s.
n both organizations up until his
Using a line of reasoning a d_ , Through their darkened clouds of Coaches: "I resolve that if my
formed
committee.
PALESTINE GROUP
The talented pianist, Vladim tar passing.
MRS. H. ("MOTHER") KLEIN
vaned by Joseph Albs, a Je wish !depression you are giving count- teams lose I won't blame their
Governors Send Messages.
Mr.
Larin
advocated
the
ulti-
Brenner, was an assisting art ist
'
ones a ray of sunshine.
philosopher of the fifteenth centu ry , less
defeat on my imaginary idea that
Numerous messages in support ! and Miss Kremer's accompanist.
mate establishment of a Jewish re- opened with a prayer by Mrs. in his work "Ikkarim," Rabbi Fo
(Continued from Page One.)
n the near future I am gluing the Jewish students in the college
Ik-
of the committee were received!, Both Miss Kremer and M r public in Crimea and was there- Harry ("Mother") Klein, president.
to
drop
in to view your place which
man
showed
the
necessity
of
ma
ny
8 ' fore strongly opposed to the ea-
from leaders of public opinion and , Brenner displayed a great deal et
It was decided to sponsor a bake different forms of religion e van has received so many complimen- do not cheer for the team. If I
have a number of Jewish players
the
Mayflower Hotel gathering governors of states. Colonel Ed-'stout-heartedness to be able to e x
of a Jewish republic sale on Thursday, F'eb• 4. Mrs. Fen-
were:
tary remarks."
on my squad I won't be afraid of
in Bira-Bidjan from the very ou t- me Weisman was appointed chair- though the essential religious pr in-
Senator
William E. Borah, ward M. House, President Wilson's cellently display their worth before
ciples
are
common
to
practically
A.
E.
Oak,
comic
and
treasurer
all
letting
them get sonic of the glory
confidential advisor, who playedlso scant an audience. The fact that set. For this reason, clashes wee e man. It was also definitely decided
chairman Foreign Relations Com-
of them. "We can compare relig ion of Walkerville, expressed the Walk- even though the athletic director
an important part in bringing, Miss Kremer repeatedly responded frequent between him and th e that the hridge-tea and review of
to
language,"
he
continued.
Council's
appreciation
as
We
hollers."
mitteei Secretary of Agriculture about the recognition of Zionist to the demands of her small audi- sponsors of the Bira-Bidjan pro - spring fashions he
sponsored
follows:
Arthur M. Hyde, Senators Walter
aspirations at the Peace Confer- core and smilingly bowed to their ject in the Comzet and in the Jew through the courtesy of Russek's, might imagine two adjacent eta ss-
For a I'rize Fight Manager: "I
o 'yd
'le have
F. George, Georgia; Robert
h .
rooms. In both rooms the sa
been directed by the resolve that I will not publicize
ish
section
of
the
Coremmunis
F.
ease;
Theodore
Dreiser,
noted
wishes
speaks
a
great
deal
for
her
t
Monday,
Feb.
29,
at
1:30
o'clock,
eat
Wagner, New York; Tom Con.
subject is being taught, but in
,
Council
to
convey
to
you
their
sin-
party.
Mr.
Larin
maintained
tha
the
fact that my boy, who happens
novelist; Mary E. Woolly, dole- courage, which placed her art above
t at the Hotel Stetter, main ballroom classroom, it is being taught ::: care appreciation of you thought.
nally, Texas; Thomas J. Walsh,
M ontana; Gerald P. Nye North gate to the disarmament confer s the gloom that reacted from empty there was sufficient land in Crime a Mrs. George Cohen and Mrs. J. French, while in the other, the in _ fulness in re-establishing the lunch to be Jewish, attends synagogue
ence at Geneva; Louis L. Emmer- seats.
for Jewish colonization purpose 5. Goldberg will be the chairmen. Var-
in room for the benefit of the unem- evrey Saturday morning, observes
Dakota; Royal S. Copeland
, New son, governor of Illinois; John E.
With the ultimate project of a ions organizations and the general struction in being carried on
all the ritual but yet fights on
York; William H. King, Utah;
Winnant, governor of New Hamp-
Jewish republic in view, he strong - public are asked to remember the German. One who speaks o
day night. Neither will I make him
Robert M. La Follette, Wiscon• ehire•
French,
whose
parents
spe
"The Council appreciat e the gen-
ak
Albert
C.
Ritchie,
governor
ly
urged
the
industrialization
o
change his name so that there can
date.
f
sin; A. H. Vanderberg, Michigan;
French, and whose friends spe ak
which has prompted you and be no question of his Jewishness.
'
of Maryland;
Philip La Follette,
the Jews in the region of the Jew
he
Thorne. E. Watson, Republican
Before adjourning the meeting, French would prefer to attend t
.your associates to provide this as-
governor
of
Wisconsin;
Gifford
ish
colonies,
sonic
of
which
hay
To a Jewish Soccer Player: "I
majority leader, Montana; / 1 ""
a reading was given by the presi- class conducted in that langua g sistance in this depressing time
On Sunday evening. Mr. and Mn,. Kemp- now been realized.
Pinchot, governor of Pennsylva- doer
entert•ined 12 gueola at a buffet
majority leader, Henry T. Rainey,
dent, on "The Power of Pure Those similarly related to the G e te s ' when no many of our people are resolve to be slightly less commer-
nia; Floral B. Olson, governor of supper. A color scheme
of pink and
Initiated 5-Day Week.
cial about my Jewishness and will
Character." Mrs. Esther Cohen was man language and history wou Id unemployed.
Illinois; Congressmen J. Charles M
w h ite was umeti for the serving table the
innesota, were among those from
It was due to Mr. Lorin the t welcomed as a member of the or-
Linthicum, Maryland; chairman
ram. colors bn
e
used in the indi vidual
more easily comprehend the course
'Rill you kindly convey this ex- not complain all the time about
whom messages of endorsement of table,. During ieg
th evening contract bridge the old Kertsch metal factory I n ganization.
House Foreign Affairs Committee,
Refreshments were presented in the German language. pression of appreciation to your race prejudice because I, myself,
war played.
the committee were received.
Crimea,
closed
since
1914,
was
re
am not entirely free of it. I will
- served by the hostess.
Paul John Kvale, Minnesota; Carl
This does not mean that the French associates?"
A message from Nahum Sok°.
opened and converted into a "Jew
M
Anthony returned
R. Chindblom, Illinois; Luther A.
ome las t
The Walkerville News, in a front also remember that I am not play-
The next meeting will take place is better than German, or vice ver-
Satu rday, after sphemling • weekh with her ish" factory, employing thou
low,
detained
at
the
Palestine
con-
Johnson, Texas; John Q. Tilsoo,
- at the home of Mrs. P. Goldsmith sa, but that each is best for him page editorial, pays the following ing solely for the glory of my race
mother, Mrs. Emma Rosenberg of Detroit.
sands of Jewish workers.
Connecticut; Assistant Secretary ference in New York, was read
of 3036 Cortland, Wednesday, Feb. whose language it is by reason of tribute to Mr. Radner's generosity: because most of them don't care
Mr. Larin was largely respon - 3,
Mrs. Joseph Schwartz is 'pending a few
whether or not I ever kick another
of State James Grafton Rogers; by Mr. Neumann.
at 1:30 p, m.
historic or cultural heritage."
rommenda• ,
•i.TP,',r the wanagement of ot [the
days in Detroit.
Bible
for
the
recognition
by
th
Curtis
Endorses
Zionist
Aims.
Walker-1 goccer ball."
Greene H. Hackworth, solicitor of
'Concluding his remarks, Rabbi Interest
vlie itrewery Company for the kindly
it
Mr. and Me.. C. J. Levy have returned Soviet authorities of the import
For a Tennis Official: "I re
the State Department; John Lord
Vice-President Curtis warmly horne
has
taken
in
humankind
dur-
Folkman showed that a universal ing the trying years of
after .pending a few day. In De- once of the work of the Agrojoint
O'Brien, assistant United States endorsed the aims of the Zionist troit.
and 1931
solve that 1 will conduct myself
eligious organization "would ben e- Opening its lunch room in 1930
the early dm
Sr
financed by American Jews. He
,
of J
attorney . general; James Brown movement and recalled the begin-
with
slightly more dignity and
fi t civilization less that one mig ht. ,ea o
Morris Goldberg and Phil Koffman firmly advocated the projects tin
s e ry e
e
o al
Scott, director of the Carnegie fling of his direct association with lose
`""
came
'"- although I am very much opposed
t first he inclined to suppose, be_ fIn r rn tre re .. nu;o hthrs . . n a ,,
ft for Florida, to spend a see dertaken by the A gr ojo in
nr1 they came i n t grij. i
t
Foundation for International the cause of the Jewish homeland oso
to Vie entrance of Jewish players
ause different religious metho ds
although he oten incurred the
service. lf .••r7•v ir
Peace; Congressman Ruth Bryan in 1921, when he undertook the
ic'
e of rani Into the game, promise that I
ie required by the different peopl pg did the
services
not satisfy, an invitati
be held at Temple Ansche wrath of members of the Jewish
tron
Owen, Florida; Miss Bess Goody- sponsorship of the joint resolution Chemed on will
Friday evening.
te nft i o l d t hlisX tv, h , r thrlimp,, f,or tu
f the earth because of the varyi • le
m
section
of
the
Communist
party
or,
Plates
will
be a little more careful about
•
k oontx, assistant Commissioner of of Congress placing the United
The fifth annual bazaar at the el imitic, geographic, and historic i
on Wednesday night, Mrs. Sam Kessler for so doing.
Education; George A. Hastings, States on record in favor of the
Philadelphia-Byron Center, to con- fl uences that work through the • and bowl.. of jam werehplartdonbretZeI showing my prejudice and will oc-
will be hostess; at • bridge party to be
I
T
casionally give a Jewish player a
Mr. Larin was the author of tinue through Jan. '
B ch
secretary to the president; Nor. Jewish homeland project.
given for the benefit of Temple Shaarey
. , in i %es.
piping
ww
. r e s .; rat
"! break. Of course this resolution
the five-day week.
Zwick,
In mug', and of f thin, too,
full swing. Record crowds have
man Hapgood; Dr. Elwood Mead, Approval of Zionist Aim
U. S.
—
Body Cremated.
"Na one owns religion," he sai d. some h,, to more I, yon desired.
doesn't go for Davis Cup tryouts.'
United States Commissioner of
been
attending
every
night
and
"
T
Mr. and Mrs. George Kahn spent the
feeding of the uneir r, ployed non.
Foreign Policy.
The body of Lenin was cremated helping towards the success of this s Ve must search for it. The ra ce ['tildes was
For a Crew Coach: "I resolve
week- end In Detroit.
Reclamation; Miss H. A. Schnurr,
a PP ndid bit of
! of man is climbing the heights
work that the
The Palestine situation was de-
Jan. 16 and the ashes deposited in major affair.
to attempt to recover from the
Of
alkerville
tit
rewery
assist•nt Commisidoner of Recta-.
car-
AL
• •
S i the Throne of God. On the ried on during the winter months of 1931, idea that Jewish boys are 'ipso
scribe
d
b y
the
Kremlin
wall
behind
the
mau-
rem(
F
ran
kf
urter isehe'n • ilre l'aVto erd rpeo n f etler a'iwt eehr vs 'A
motion, and K. A. Ryerson, of the
A special interesting week-end w ay up the mountainside, there are • nd opened Monday to carry on during facto,' unfitted to row on a crew
of Harvard University, who con- relatives in n this city.
soleum of Lenin on the Red
the present winter.
Department of Agriculture, and
program has been arranged for as pr ecious gems of religious truth to
''The history of the
Square.
veyed a message from Justice
world efiords us in- and that occasionally there will be
expert of the Joint Palestine Sur-
ntractive illustmtion• of
The Juni or Youn g Judea met Sunda y
follows:
Saturday night, Jan. 23, be found. Each of these ge
this power on a Jewish boy capable of pulling an
L011113 D. Brandeis, whose indite , afternoon at Temple
Government
officials
and
dele-
ms
is
very Commission.
the
of man to harmonise himmelf
of Abreham. The
a card party with refreshments, in dispensable, Since we must with part
•nd of
oar."
position prevented his attendance, eommetees were selected by the pre-olde n "?
mittens
from
various
Soviet
fac-
t -
for the varying In.
to
k tories, organizations and institu- for a small charge; Sunday, Jan. ga they up every one, we have sep- fluences pool
which he may be subjected.
The dinner was held under the Professor Frankfurter, after re- if r o ene.ssiiiiiinr. en
For All Gentiles: "We firmly
be
the
they
g
=sher een i7;V ar'snits' nut . ;
or had.
24,
from
12
to
5,
a
full
course
ar
auspices of a sponsoring commit- ferring
n
to the resolution of Con- '"risUp e " ,,,,,.,:
i- tions accompanied the funeral cor-
resolve that we will not say 'some
ated into distinct searching par-
"In modern life. ther:fore, though we
tee, including among its members gress, also brought out that ap- de hate rs' t , ri lninilt i h res ,pfal,:tst o ti hi tege on the march to the Red chicken dinner, for a nominal tit , s, each following a different may be jolted andjarred
of
our best friends are Jews,'
am we are at
pre , ent in passing through
pr i ce; Sunda y night, , a caisa
Religion be Mixed With P I"
carniva l
this trying neither will be boast about all tho
th, but all going upward. We
Curti s, Senator proval of the establishment of a Goldberg
was captain of the affirmative Square. The procession was pre-
and dance, with peppy music and sh ould lose the greater
William E. Borah, Senator Swan- national Jewish home in Palestine
E
.lizeneT
'white' Jews we know. In fact,
T h r e a irn
j
part of en
.
tit! t h e ceded by a military detachment
hi p n
plenty of novelties. Many bar- th
verywhere apparent, we try In
son, ranking minority members of was embodied in the foreign poi- Ilereison, R.
we might even try to get over our
b . Adelman an Miss m.o.; and several military bands. Mili- gains may be had as all merchan- w e treasure of spiritual truth if
the Foreign Relations Committee, icy of the United States in the in. M. Ko
e tried to make the journey over ••rn•ir 1::pek•ttat•nthethL tblIrri:htloY'idslirn (eathliinf preconcerted notions of how a
Koffman. The losers are now plan- tia lined the pathway to the
disc
must
be
disposed
of.
th
Senator Robert M. La Follette, Jr., ternational treaty known as the nine • party for the winners.
in store for •11. mankind.
square, where a large crowd was
Jew
looks, acts and speaks; in
e some path together. We must rich
"The manageme
or,
the W elkerville
0 -
Senator William II. King, Senator Palestine convention of Dec. 3,
on hand.
other words, we will start over
each pursue our separate course S. Brewery by their nt g eno ef rosit
y
their
Robert F. Wagner, Congressman 1924, between the United States
Laudatory addresses were de- lowing names were omitted from However, the spirit of co-operatio n sympathy for those in distress. •nd
ha. w on with the assumption that the other
FOLKS
HOME
then, a w
spot
th
Henry T. Rainey, House majority and Great Britain, formally recog-
livered at the Red Square by Ana. the last issue: Louis Klitzner and unites us all as we participate i for
fellow is somebody like ourselves.
the people cif they entir e Bord
er area and
Blanche Weisenthal were assistant the great search."
leader, Congressman J. Charles nixing the Palestine mandate
throughout the Province 14 Ontario..
Many affairs are being planne tole Lunacharsky, former commis- merchandise managers, and very
d
sinner
of
education;
Savelyeff,
A pathetic sight in the line for Jewish Boy Victim of Gridiron
Linthicum, chairman of the house wherein the Jewish national home by the Northwestern Branch of th
Mayor and Mrs. Maurice lieu
e president of the Communist Acad- diligently carried out their duties. man and Mrs. Jerome D. Folkma - free meals at Mr. Radrier"s lunch
Injury.
Foreign Aairs Committee; Con- provisions are contained. l'rofes- Jewish Old Folks' Ilome.
gressman Henry W. Temple, soy Frankfurter said "the mandate
emy; A. Merezhin, vice-president At this writing Mrs. Weisenthal is of Ja ckson were guests of th n room is the group of boys and
Just a week ago I received a let-
First
one
is
a
hridge-luncheon
o
ranking minority me
chairman of the flower committee.
m
•
ter
of
the
Comzet,
and
M.
Diman-
from
a
reader
asking me if any
e
girls,
ranging
in
number
from
200
bers of thelexplicitly recites the Balfour Dee- Feb. 2, at the Club Exchange o
In the following, issue will ap- church in Lansing. Mayor lieu
sazeeit n . , secretary of the national
Jewish boys were numbered among
House Foreign Affairs Committee, titration and charted the manilas Dexter boulevard. Another is n o
man is the president of Tempt - to 400 daily. Youngsters in this th
and Dr. Elwood Mead. The din-. tory with putting it into effect. bridge and dance on Sunday co a minorities department of the Zik, this names of all organizations Beth Israel of Jackson, of whir e line range in ages from 4 to 13, and t ose unfortunates who had lost
t, - who is also the president of the which participated in the bazaar. R a
h M
nee was held in order to enable Thus was the Balfour Declaration nine. Feb.
r. adner and his brothers are heir lives during the past season,
bbi Folkman is rabbi.
28, which will be know
Mrs. Leslie, now visiting here ,
leaders in American public life to made part of the law of nations, as the Leap Year Dance. Many
not only liberal in offering as much playing football. I replied in the
acquaint themselves with the par
has brought with her personal a ,
as any person can eat, but give to negative but I was premature.
- 1 and thereby the establishment of novel features will take place at
and general information from the In T. CLEMENS NOTES any young
poess of the Zionist movement and a Jewish national home became this affair.
applicant enough fowl Word has just been received that
LADIES LOAN ASS'N
Detroit patients now at the sena-
the progress of Jewish restoration an international obligation, since
t the last special meeting of the Jr for a meal for his or her entire the fortyfourth victim of this year's
The next luncheon will he given
toriu m.
INSTALLS
OFFICERS
football season was a Jewish lad
work in Palestine. After Senator non-Jews also dwelt in Palestine the early part of March, exact date
terhoon of li. T. M., two teams w e r . family. The Radliers also take a
A special meeting for all dale-, e ' ll ' m■ en to sell tickets, the
Borah at the last minute was and Jews dwelt also in other lands. to be given in the next issue. A
two captai n
personal interest in the youngsters from Brooklyn named William Jac-
ei , ns
kt
C. •Ibin
and Mrs. J. Sperka
kowsky.
The Fenkell Ladies Loan Assoc- gates and friends will be held at h "I h re Mrs.
.
and
assist
them
in
whatever
way
obliged to absent himself on ac- The Balfour Declaration and the Purim hake sale will also be given
•re •bout
girls
on
. each sal
527 Holbrook Thursday evening,
count of a bad cold, Rabbi Stephen Palestine mandate, out of an in March at which time Mrs. II. iation celebrated its seventh anni-
and each is met on selling more ticket e they possibly can. After the first
William Jackowsky, 16-year old
fo r
the dance—a heart And leap yea r
versary by installing new °freers Jan. 28. Bazaar reports will be • air—set
week of the lunch niom's function. nly child child of Mr. and Mrs.
1 abundance of caution, put into Weiss will act as chairman.
given. The public is welcome.
fur Valentine'm night. Feb. it
for the coming year.
words that in any event would
at the Elkin Hotel in Mount Clemens , ing, they knew practically every David Jackowsky of 441 Sutter ave-
Members will be notified at the
have been cleanly implied. The next regular meeting on Monday,
The honor of lighting the candles
whine work m fo ; boy and girl by first name, making
c, Brooklyn, N. Y. died in the
r:riong.ii e a a dn ,LT
.T1 . friends of all of them.
on the birthday cake, baked by Mrs. ROSENWALD TRIBUTE !;;:,
(duty to facilitate the establish- Jan. 25.
Jewish Hospital last Sunday, from
;Lnna
Lewis, was given to one of the old- OVER ALTMAN HOUR sent In March.
a Jewish
s ect national
i o s n t a alhs
an injury suffered Nov. 14, while
o
home
JUKES
est members, Mrs. Myers. Mrs.
playing on the Thomas Jefferson
status
VISITING CHAPTERS AT
a
e
'Jews in other lands, nor was it to of their pioneering zeal. During
Address Delivered by Raymond J. Jr w Sworn In as Sp aker of New
A. Z. A. ANNUAL DANCE lligh School team. In a game
Jersey Assembly.
gainst Ilamilton High played on
prejudice 'the civil and religious the same period, according to re-
Kelly of D. S. R. Claims
, rights of existing non-Jewish liabl e
TRENTON, N. J.—(J. T. A.)—
Division.
data, the Jews brought into
Final preparations have been that day, young Jackowsky was
Ass emblyman Joseph Greenberg o
, communities in Palestine'."
kicked
in the left ankle. Like the
the country upwards of $200,000,-
f made for the annual A. Z. A. dance
With
Referring to the Arab popula- 000. About one-half of this large 1
In an address over Altman's '110 boken was tworn in as speaker to be held this Sunday evening, red-blooded kid that he was, he
CENTRAL him, of Palestine and to agitation sum was spent on the purchase of 1
Jewish Radio Hour last Sunday, at N e the House at the opening of the Jan. 24, in the New Autumn room thought the injury trivial and re-
fused to leave the game.
CHEVROLET from some Arab quarters against foodstuffs, Arabs' payment of .
1 p. m., over Station WAIBC, Ray- i n t w Jersey State Legislature. He of the Hotel Taller .
Weeks passed and Bill paid little
Zionism, Professor Frankfurter rents and Arabs' taxes to the goes
mond J. Kelly, general attorney of i n he first Jew to be thus honored
CO.
The music will be provided by attention
to his ankle whi .11
declared: "The presence of an ernment, importation of goods
, the claims division of the Depart- hi s 14 years and the second in the The Oleanders." This band has m
2287 E. Jefferson ' existing Arab population of course from abroad, etc. The balance
tory
of
the
state.
toned sore. However, on Dec. 2,
ment of Street Railways, paid a 0
Fitzroy 4323
us experienced sharp pains and
made the establishment of a Jew- was expended on constructive ,
tribute to the late Julius Rosen- the them Jews to occupy posts in
ish national home more difficult work; about $25,000,000 we,e in-
State Legislature are Louis
hese became worse. His worried
weld, stating in part:
- Fourteen years ago, dueirg my .1 , 1,- IS'e ins of Newark, grand secre-
arents insisted he go to a hospi-
than if Palestine had been wholly vested in Vie bui.ding of houses
•51mminsecorsmantommammerouna
ice with the American Expeditionary for. tar y of the Order Sons of Zion,
al for treatment. Blood poisoning
empty. The difficulties of the un- for new settlers; $20,000,000 in
Hs at Angers. France. it ems my prisi- Wh,
st A in and spread rapidly through
' lege to meet thi ...in. He was intro-
became
chief
clerk
of
the
as-
dertaking were, however, fully trades and industries; 540,000,000
s „,
h is system and caused his death.
,.ell to our regien9rt as Julius ito..en. ,`.— bly, and Milton Katz of Wood-
canvassed before declaration was in agriculture, making a total of
wa.d. member of the adykory sommiesi,
Din e, clerk to the committee on
made or mandate issued; the un- some 585,000,000. To these sums
To Mr. and Mrs. Jackowsky foot-
the Council of National Defense. J 11:•
Rosenwald delivered • stirringad.
dertaking was assumed with full muss he added the substantial
all is more than a spectacle. It
;.• roved bills. Edmer E. Brown
Ei SANDWICH SHOPPE
es . and made en enormou. impression of
is
knowledge of its imp ications. amounts invested in commercial
l
Carteret
was
sworn
in
as
ma-
a horrible memory that has taken
a ll of us. In the mid., of all i.e di.. jo y i
I
& RESTAURANT
.al suffering •nd agony that surrounded " ty leader and Assemblyman
"Protection of the non-Jewish establishments; over $5,000,000
rom them their only child. To
us. he came won • message. not of lat. O. ( id of Newark will be the leader
population assured by the Pales- invest:A in Cie building of hos-
CHARLEVOIX BLDG.
y friend who expressed an inter-
teener. and hate, but one of tolerance and Of
es t in the death Iff
tine mandate was not intended 1,, pitals red health institutions, and
the Essex County representa-
iorgiveness•
2035-37 Park Avenue
Jewish football
tion
pi ayers I must now sadly reply in
"For over • Sit
!
;his men
eviscerate the positive, creative abeu• $7 r00,000 invested in the
, which numbers 12 and is the
Now Feature a
went amg
on us blessed end glorfiied by
tars
th affirmative. As far as I know
obligation of the Balfour Declaias Jewiss educational system, mak-
all those who felt the wei ght of "pyres- ..,t est in th estate. There are in
It
i
n,
and
on
hi
Full Course Dinner
e death bed, he won the
lion which the mandate wrote into ing in all a total well over $100,-
" lion two other Jewish assem.
ill Jackowsky was the only Jew-
a ileum an d the "hi thhh of the enti re bly men,
is h lad to lose his life playing a
Sidney Simandl of New-
international law. That obligation 000,000 expended on constructive
civilized world. For Julius Rosenw• Id ark
MRS. M. FINKEL
ex.rcked • great function •nd ful• .!_
Sc ame that has becom e
is defined with great particularity work," Mr. Neum ann
and Joseph Altman of Mien-
the most
Itlied • noble mission.
He devoted his tit City.
in the mandate, and ail informed Colonists' Achievements D
Pe rilous sport in existence. This
K. Jackson was chairman and Mrs. entire lite in , ormtting
n
A dinner you would pay
mta
e. •nd re.
discussion
regarding
11,11 0
K
Palestine.
.l
erenc
e
.
World
Recognition.
Shumaker
installed
the
officers.
Ignoranc
e
.
•
me
supposedly
a
body
and char-
nd
Pon.
La,'
$1.50 for at any Downtown
et ty . a nd the benefections he bestowed
affairs must be anchored in its
ae ter builder has been responsi'ole
erite Weekly to Appear in
Commissioner Elwood Mead de-
Thanks were given the President, noon
Hotel.
humanity. total the staggering sum
provisions."
fn r too many deaths to remain an
Holland.
Mrs.
M.
Finkel
o'er
scribed
the
progress
of
Jewish
for
the
splendid
VARIETY OF DISHES
-t
A
• time •Iten mos
in nocent sport. Years ago the high
t of our men of
Mr. Neumann, on behalf of his Palestine as observed by him in work which she (lid in the past weelt
AMSTERDA31.—(J. T. A.)—
Breakfaat—Luncheen-
n were feverishly . ...aged In Piling
sic hoots supported crews but it was
The Dutch Ilitlerites have pub-
colleagues of C:e World Zionist colonization anti agriculture in year. and she in turn thanked the flf ,••t
fortunes through war Pronteer•
Dinner—Afater-Tbeater
JESS
R.
FEILER
tor.
lished
the
first
issue
fo
Executive and of the Jewish the course of a study in that muft- committees.
it.. man was creating •n endow-
of a paper.
und that this strenous exercise
Specials
ment for the H•mpton and Tusher.. In. Ilahenkrins, whose purpise
i Agency for Palestine, extended try as head of the agricultural sec-
The following were installed: s tdute-. for fro, .. ,, ,•tion of the negro.
is to achieved radio tante playing over ha d a bad effect the participant's
Sea Food—Steak—Chop s
he alth and it was eliminated. It
thanks to those present for their lion of the Palestine Survey Com- President, Mrs. M. Finkel; vice- I • time when aro,. of our basin... agitate against the Jews. For the Station W. W. J. in
all
studio pro-
, interest in the Zionist movement, mission. The achievements of the president, Mrs. A. Berkowitz; fi- e • ron. were ...king to rule the in- present the Ilahenkrins will appear
NEVER CLOSED
cne tax mar and robbing
grams. Ale Feels+, who conducts sc w seems that the preparatory
ou r government
weekly.
and declared that the news of the Jewish colonists deserve the grate- nancial secretary, Mrs. S. Lerner; ° fi
t. revenue., this man l aid the found••
hoofs will have to do the same
the orchestra, will have a few sur-
! sympathy and support of Zionism ful recognition of the world," Dr. treasurer, Mrs. D. Factor; record- Ion where •t prevent eta the t•
wi
y of Chiraao.
prises in the form of their radio in th football. Most of the serious
Whe rind' other
e mein
in America would greatly hearten Mead declared. "They have been ing secretary, Mrs. A. Elbinger; f ernit
his station •nd wealth sought to pil.
acts.
juries oecured among the young-
the leaders in Europe and in Lon- wrought under hard and discourag- Mrs, S. Widre and Mrs. A. Fein-
warfare. the war of thought ...MO
ste re and already a large group of
Accom dations are being
o
'Pooh' The
them 411: r 61 4
' % ii' r■ af h Ai
made
don, w' - ere the speaker will short- ing conditions. Instead of being
m•tter, the war of ere•on araino pre-
. tps
stein, sick committee: executive
ei ■ e you a mere glnp•e
hook have given up the s rt
judice. the war of the just again•t the to take care of members of out-of-
ly take up his duties. an injury to the Arab, in many board, Mesdames K. Jackson, S. i
1 . 1 , • of the man in the
unjust. the war nf the oppres•e4 anino t orin
chapters.
erhaps the tragic events of the
"I am leaving America feeling ways he has been an immense
the ....so, the
Grand Rapids,
Shumaker, A. Cannon. S. Jaffee. S. ▪. 1 arm •t • 'es. Is ill's hr , e1 address to nee., and tolerance. war of enodneus, kind. Flint, Toledo, Cleveland and Wind- pa st Reason will be the lever isuffi-
si
ereatly
heartened
and
encouraged
gain.
In
•
hundred
ways
Jewish
n
"Always in Ike Lead"
of the magnitude of Ju .
l
Berkowitz, C. Herwitz, A. Knott.
- I fee: ravs•If incomPetent to Par tril, sor will be repreSented by mem- s
ntly
strong to lift the Kemp beck
o
by this remarkable manifestation settlement has brought modern
Ste to this great man. 1 will lenye it for
The financial secretary, Mrs. S.
•
tZe Amerce'
: t l..e•ecitoll, tr inv1; the ',sloe,. of literature to •rticulate • hers u-ho are spending the week- se normalcy and remove the holy air
of interest in the Palestine ques- civilization into all parts of Pat- Lerner, read the yearly report and re r el eatt
First Class Room and
lea sure
inf
,
i'
th•
ti, n." Mr. Neumann stated. ,.tint, transformed poverty-
at now surrounds it. All true
end here. The Hillel Foundation
tha
ast Wednesday
ednesd orm
ay we
youin•sttalled • nd legionnaire, may 1 sa• of Julius
Bath for a dollar and
the retiring officers received gifts Ot in*
rtsmen hope so.
5200,000,000 Brought Into Palo.- stricken areas
at
the
University
of
Michigan
will
e Jew sh Veterans Pint of the Ame
lio.eewsid what lien Johnoon
..id o f
into places of °pu- fur the work in the past year.
woorrieht.
a half.
an Leg en in Detro• and we embellishe•d shah...twee.. '11e wee not for a day. not
J T. Al
nts. by Jews.
return a visit paid to Ann Arbor
! lent vegetation, and n:ultiplied
the nre own
of tksis
• I smaiwohilanth ro- for an age. he la for all timer "
---
Refreshments were served by the ; , i 5 1,11
by the Detroit boys.
d
A Siamese Beauty Rest
r
"In the 10 years from 1920 to manifold wealth and opportunities following committee:
the Julius C.11.17•
Mandell
Bernstein,
through
the
KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS
Mrs. Una- a
c• .
eke this opportunity ter'
M•ttr... en Every Bed
1930 100,000 Jews, chiefly from of the country."
Reports
of
the
advance
sale
of
vitch, Mrs. Freidman, Mrs. Hand- ore I Jew sh vet en n s who were •- courtesy of The Detroit Jewish tickets indicates a
Eastern and Central Europe, were
large attendance. Lo Knights of Pythias, Detroit
e-ed w th us dear r- the World W
67 Sproat St.
"My good wishes for the sue-
•
Chronicle, broadcast the important Gilbert Madefsky is in charge of an dge No. 65, will hold a smoker
repatriaed in Palestine, bringing tens of your undertaking in Pal ler, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Garber, Mrs.' se th • pat. for 1 feel re t
h to
FREE PARKING
me it new enjo
Woolf, Mrs. Lippit, 3Irx. Balberer,
ys w ill
, with them • fresh stream of life, l
• w t: •
" • Jewish news of the week, and will , ticket distribution. Tickets may be Tu d old-member round-up night on
• gone
estine are with you tonight in full
Near Dowetowa Detroit
s Diamond.
esday evening, Jan. 26, at 7:30
tinkled
ed with Western civilization I measure," Colonel House tele and Mn.
Whey.; I Pei, atm Julius Rosenwald in again broadcast the latest flashes ' purchased from any A. Z. A. mem- o'c lock.
re
The next regular
meeting will Ir t ra . nr d e._ n he wore • wolf/let's uniform. but this Sunday, from 1 to 1:30. over ber or at the door. Jess R. Feiler
' and charged with creative energy graphed.
t econe there to kill. be cl o of WMBC, through Mr. Altman's in general chairman of the commit-
be held Monday, Jan. 25.
HARRY KALETSKY, Sec.
here for • far more splendid hind
hour.
tee.
SA By order of
MUEL GOLEIFINE, C. C. '

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