PEPerRorrjeastiemor PAGE TWO and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE FRAM TO ADDRESS NATION-WIDE DRIVE FOR PALESTINE; PROSPECTS GROUP HADASSAH APRIL 4 $50,000 IS CONTRIBUTED BY WARBURG IS ORGANIZED FOR This pionth's meeting of Ha- ALLIED CAMPAIGN Continued from Page One) low pleaded that the Jews of COUNCIL FOUNDER AND HER HOSTESS will be held on Monday, America should prevent an im- dassah April 4, at 2:30, at Hotel Statler. chairman of the American Pales- pending breakdown of the activi- Rabbi Leon From will speak on ties sponsored by the Jewish "Zionism as Culture." Stone; group 2, Theodore Levin, tine Campaign. Agenc for Palestine. Saying that - A; r4 RVATat, Message by Einstein. The board last Thursday eve- ;retir \ rforilifilk ar147. chairman, Nathan Botuck, Milton Shatz had asked for help for his 4423,5,27.,1-M112Adi W 51: The following message was sent Gordon, J. B. Neiman, Julius Ru- artistic work and that his life has ning entertained Mrs. S. J. Rosen- biner, Harry R. Solomon and to the meeting by Albert Einstein: ended in tragedy, Sokolow urged sohn, who is one of the national "The importance of the rebuild. Jews not to allow a situation to officers of the National Council of (I) Peter Vass; group 3, Joseph Hart- man, chairman, Harry Cohen, Abe ing of Palestine as a symbol of develop which would make Jews Jewish Women, who was here for Cooper, Max Finkelston, Marvin the unity of the Jewish people is pity Palestine, as now they pity the convention. Mrs. Rosensohn is national chairman of the trien- B. Gingold, Isaac Shetzer and Ru- recognized today by all good Jews. Shatz. nial program committee, vice- dolph Zuieback; group 4, Henry A. Now is the time for the Jewish a member of president of the National Travel- Nahum Goldmann, people to demonstrate that even Meyers, chairman, Phil Bloomgar- delegation accompanying Na- the den, Morris Fishman, Chas. D. Ja- difficult circumstances will not hum Sokolow, delivered an elo- ers' Aid, chairman of the commit- cobson, Gus D. Newman and Ed- deter it from carrying through this quent address discussing the pres- tee on foreign relations, and na- tional treasurer of liadassab. win A. Woolf; group 5, Maurice great undertaking, ent Jewish situation throughout A. Enggass, Irving Blumberg, Abe "Let us show the moral forti- the world. He condemned those Goldman, Julian H. Krolik, Robert tude to carry on and to effect an who speak of Palestine an an R. Marwil and Barney Smith. understanding of mutual good-will "ideal" and permit their con- have been adopted by Russia Among the beneficiaries of the with the Arab people, in accord- sciences to be satisfied by saying toward Jews there. The response to our offering Allied Jewish Campaign are relief ance with the traditions of our an- to themselves that they have an "Many thousands of Jews are has been accepted with much for destitute Jewish men, women cestors. Each of us must help to Ideal, without doing anything for being imprisoned constantly," the enthusiam . , . PRINGLE and children in Detroit, the local the utmost of his ability. This is the actual work in Palestine. letter says,"and only foreign mon- appreciates this friendliness. Jewish Old Folks' Home, House my message to the Jews of Amer- eys or gold are accepted as their Others who spoke were Morris ransom. Pour people, who are of Shelter for homeless and tran- ica on the occasion of the launch- sient Jewish meth stranded in De- ing of the American Palestine Rothenberg and Julian W. Mack. known to have nothing, are put in Charge Russia Jails Jews. troit, Hebrew Ffee Loan Associa- Campaign." prison and either 15 rubles in gold The American Jewish Congress are demanded of them or $10 in tion, United Hebrew Schools, for- Sokolow Eulogizes Shatz. is asked to take immediate steps to American money. They are tor- eign relief, Palestine and numer- A eulogy of Prof. Boris Shatz, ous other worthy philanthropic who had just died in Denver, was relieve the condition of Jews in tured most cruelly. Their relatives causes. delivered by Nahum Sokolow, Russia in a letter from Palestine sell their household things and The Allied Jewish Campaign is president of the Jewish Agency. received by Dr. Stephen S. Wise buy dollars or gold coins at any sponsored by the Jewish Welfare He spoke of Shatz as one of the and Bernard S. Deutsch, honorary cost in order to save them." I ederation, of which the follow- pioneers in creating an art life in president and president, respec- New York Press Honors Nahum ing are officers: Henry Wineman, Palestine and praised his efforts tively, or the organization. The Sokolow at Luncheon Meeting. chairman of the board of gover- In introducing the spirit of beauty letter, signed by Mayor Dizengoff What was characterized by vet- nors; Fred M. Butzel, chairman of process of the retaoin shrdlu nun of Tel Aviv; Chaim Nachman eran newspapermen as the most MRS. HANNAH G. SOLOMON AND MRS. MELVILLE S. WELT the executive committee; Aaron into the humdrum and routine Bialik, Hebrew poet laureate; Dr. representative and largest gather- Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon, honorary president and founder of the De Roy and Clarence 51. Enggasa, process of the rebuilding of the S. Mossinson, Dr. S. L. Goldberg ing of responsible New York news- in vice-chairmen, and Dr. John Slaw- Jewish National Home Referring and Dr. M. Glucksohn, says many paper publishers, editors and National Council of Jewish Women, was the guest, during her stay Detroit for the triennial convention, of Mrs. Melville S. Welt of 1884 of the old inquisitorial methods son, executive director. to the situation in Palestine, Soko- writers ever to attend one func- tion assembled at the Manhattan Balmoral Road. Club, at the invitation of Nathan Straus, Jr., to pay tribute to Na- NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN hum Sokolow, president of the CONCLUDES WEEK'S SESSIONS; PLANS - Jewish Agency for Palestine, and CONTINUATION OF PEACE, OTHER WORK to hear the dean of Hebrew litera- Beautiful block front open ture talk on the modern Hebrew bookcase—Queen Anne re- press and literature. and technical bureaus, in order to (Continued from Page One.) production of figured wal- focus the community's attention Louis Wiley, business manager nut, straight gralned walnut of the New York Times and a per cent of the 1,300,000 Jewish on those urgent needs and to sue and white maple — shell omen in the United States are to the utmost their educational and member of the Jewish Agency for carved legs. Palestine, presided at the luncheon (filleted with the Council, Mrs. technical resources." and described his interest in the S ternberger stated: "We have, in The principal address of the upbuilding of the Jewish home- ome instances, failed to maintain evening was delivered by Miss Every effort is being made to make this f m leak ads - Dorothea de Schweinitz, assistant eaf Our section land He introduced Nahum Soko- a r "Goodwill" discount an outstanding low as one of the greatest Jewish n have frequently failed director of the State Employment figures in modern times. Nathan a ctual the principle that we have Commission of Pennsylvania, who feature ... no merchandise restricted tCID platform ism ybelf io e f r e t w , t e h m a Straus, Jr., chairman of the Amer- outlined the work of vocational . new shipments included ... two Jewishd na f aIt ican Palestine Campaign of Great- guidance bureaus already in exist- great stores . . . floor after floor .. . hat the source of our failure to ence and spoke of the necessity for er New York, was host at the hat . . . one marvelous display. win the affiliation of tens of thou- centralized employment agencis. function. One Hundred Americans Sail fo r ands is to be found in our reluc- Discussions on the Jones eco ance to encourage women of all nomic audit continued throughout Palestine Tour. groups to unite with us in our the convention period. The Boulevard Store open Every Monday Till A group of more than 100 Council sections." Nine. One of the first actions of the Americans from all parts of the Outlining • number press of critics convention was to b is th e e country sailed for Palestine last night on the S. S. Saturnia, on a against the Council's program — from its session.. It is believed TWO STORES special tour of the Holy Land. those who oppose foreign relief of that this action was taken because Special arrangements for the Jewish needy, communities that of the anxiety of national officers group have been made by the Pal- are lacking in social vision and to retain strictest secrecy and \ . 5590 W. Grand Blvd. app. Fisher Bldg. and 431 Gratlot An estine Travel Guild and its pil- "are deaf to the plea for civic confidence on the contents of the ,t_19 grimage in Palestine will be under service" and others who refuse a Jones audit, which is said to con- vote of confidence "to a cause that tain I critical portions and the leadership of Rabbi Solomon Goldman, who will act as historical has served with such distinction recommendations for the abandon- and honor to Jewish womanhood ment of some of the Council's pro- guide to the party. in these four decades," Mrs. Stern- jects. The tourists will make Tel Aviv berger declared: "These forces, The principal address at the their headquarters, spending in the life-of our communities and meeting Thursday night was deliv- .''' ''''' Passover there and attending the in the thinking of our women, are ered by Dr. I. M. Rubinow, who Jewish Olympic games scheduled the destructive forces that we spoke on "Unity in • srael." for the latter part of April. They most turn aside if the cause of the More than 200 delegates were will also attend the Levant Fair, National. Council of Jewish Wo- present at the convention from which is to open at Tel Aviv men si to triumph." every section in the land, and in April 7. addition there came to the conven- Convention Banquet. The outstanding social event of Lion many visiting members from New Jersey to Honor Sokolow. the convention was the banquet numerous Councils throughout the NEWARK, N. J.—The Jewish Tuesday night, at the Statler, at land. Among the decisions at the community of the entire state of which the Detroit section was host- New Jersey will join in paying ass to delegates, alternates and convention was to continue the honor to Nahum Sokolow, presi- national officers. work for the advancement of dent of the Jewish Agency for Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower vice- peace. Mrs. Oscar---S, Marx of Palestine and of the World Zionist chairman of the Detroit triennial Mount Carmel, Ill., is the national Organization, at a function to be board, was chairman. Following chairman of the department of held on Sunday evening, May 1, grace by Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich eace of the National Council. She DETROIT CITY AIRPORT GRATIOT AT CONNORS at the Y. M. H. A. building in of f Detroit, greetings were extend- extend- is a member of the newly-created Newark. An unusual distinction ed by Mrs. Hannah G. Solomon, advisory board of the Conference has been lent to the function by honorary president of the Na- on the Cause and Cure of War, of the fact that Governor Harry A. tional Council; Mrs. Joseph E. which Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt Moore of New Jersey is the hon- Friend, national president; Mrs. is chairman. She is also a mem- orary chairman of the committee Fred A. Ginsburg, president of ber of the National Council for sponsoring the banquet. The gov- the Detroit section, and Mrs. Jo- the Prevention of War. ernor will also be one of the prin- seph M. Welt, chairman of the De- FRANKLIN TO ADDRESS cipal speakers on May 1. troit triennial board. CENTER FORUM SOCIAL The feature of the banquet was Brodetsky and Neumann Discuss the appearance in a recital of Ossip Dr. Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of The 1932 National Aircraft Show which opens at the Detroit Political Problems with Gabrilowitsch, eminent pianist and Wauchope. director of the Detroit Symphony Temple Beth El, will address the i 9 a l 3 paotn sfoad Jewish City Airport tomorrow will be the greatest exhibit in the open .f JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — Orchestra. Mr. Gabrilowitsch was Z. Chapter 93 Professor Selig Brodetsky of Lon- given an ovation for his masterful Center, 31 Melbourne avenue, on history of aviation. Every foot of space in the enormous don, and Emanuel Neumann of interpretation of selections from Sunday, April 10, at 8:15 p. m. New York, both members of the Chopin, Gluck-Brahms, Brahma Dr. Franklin will speak on "The hangar and airport at Gratiot and Connors will contain a Ravel and Debussy. World Zionist Executive, now on Jew in America and the American Makes Gift to Palestine. a visit to Palestine, were the Jew." Dancing and musical num- thrill for the spectator. Hieing Ships—Giant Transports—the An interesting statement was bers will complete the program. guests at luncheon of the Pales- tine high commissioner, where im- made by Mr. Gabrilowitsch to The newest model Sport Ships—Fighting Planes—everything of portant political problems relating Detroit Jewish Chronicle repre- KVUTZAH TO OBSERVE to the upbuilding of the Jewish sentative at the banquet following "YOM IVRI" ON MAY 1 interest for spectators from eight to eighty years old. national homeland were discussed, his recital. it is understood. Mr. Gabrilowitsch informed The At the meeting of Kvutzah Iv- opportunity. A 60-mile flight In the latest Chronicle that he was turning rith, held at the home of Mrs. A. And here's a real N. Y. Zionists Seek Unity in Fund- ever the honorarium for his ap- H. Silverman, arrangements were type transport ships over an International Course with five pearance at the banquet for use Raising. made for the Yom Ivri, the He- is furthering the Palestine music NEW YORK.—A demand for movement and the Palestine School brew Day, which will be held this take-offs and five landings. ALL ABOARD AT DETROIT— year Sunday, May 1. The purpose greater unity among Zionist fund- of Music. this day is to acquaint the pub- next stop FORD AIRPORT—next stop WAYNE COUNTY raising bodies was expressed by Describing the start of the Pal- of lic with modern Hebrew literature the New York Zionist Region in a estine music movement resolution unanimously adopted at years ago, Mr. Gabrilowitsch in general and with the Hadoar, (Navy Base)—next stop the fourth annual convention of stated that • number of eminent the only Hebrew publication in AIRPORT—next stop GROSSE ILE the organization at Hotel Pennsyl- musicians were furthering the America, in particular. WALKER AIRPORT (Canada) —and ALL OUT FOR vania. . Problems of administra- cause of music in the Jewish set- tion were discussed for the greater tlements and colonies ■ and that DETROIT. A THRILL YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR. part of the seven-hour session, they were creating • commendable which concluded with Carl Sher- music program. There is in Pal- OPENS 10 A.M. man, former attorney-general, suc- estine, he stated, a music school Under the direction of Miss Ann Katch• epr"f of she Re al IVu ceeding Louis Lipsky, former head sad choral organizations, and there' ha, the .o, it .t.h Sc ,00 ..l CHILDREN 25c 44-1 " t alc ADMISSION 75c presented of the Zionist Organization of is hope for the organization of • bolic of Temple Purim. America, as regional chairman. symphony and an orchestra. Mr. Lipsky declined the post of Mr. Gabrilowitsch stated that George Wyman. • student at the Unl- honorary chairman and instead there is dire need for funds to 11rir.t2:1r7:n Ilia' 44 rte became a vice-chairman. carry on this project, and that Ise Wyman. C felt his appearance at the recital MI. Sylvia Rapaport. a student at A POPULAR SPECIAL Rata Cellos is spending the before the Council was an •ncel- Michigan Easter holidas with hr parent.. Mr. ORCHESTRA DECORATIONS JAMES I. ELLMANN Ient means of raising an addi• and Mr.. G. 3. Rapport. (Continued from Page One.) ■ Prin g l e Good wilall Disc or r rolls 176. 0 SEE THE BIG SHOW! GRAND OPENING TOMORROW AT 2:30 P. M. PRINGLE FURNITURE COMPANY ADMISSION FREE 14 ATIONAL CAM TAM 0W Tomorrow is OPENING DAY fontiar Notts NATIONAL EXHIBITS GENERAL MOTORS 048,4 PRODUCTS EVERY D A Y AND EXHIBITS Coon . Sanders Del Delbridge BEN BERNIE °peat., Afternoon Sat. Night, Sun, Men. Tues. WEDNESDAY Tomorrow, General Motors will open a nationwide exposition of its proudcts—by far the most extensive and the most thrilling event of this nature which it has ever undertaken. In 55 cities throughout the United States, at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, the curtains will rise on 55 brilliant General Motors shows, each a pageant of bright music, beautiful settings and attractive dis- plays. Here is an exhibit you will want to attend. A revue of General Motors' offerings for 1932, it is also APRIL 2 - 9 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. (OPEN SUNDAY) • .7 It Jean Goldkette's Troubadours Featuring Jack Douglas, Thurs.. Fri., Sat. a parade of values literally without precedent. There are motor cars in wide varieties of colors, sizes and body styles — Cadillacs, LaSalles, Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs and Chevrolets. Included also are im- portant Fisher Body, AC Products, Delco Household Appliances and Frigidaire displays. Plan now to at- tend and bring your family. Hours are from 2:30 p. m. until 11 p. m. tomorrow—from 10 a. m. until 11 p. m. all next week. Admission is free. CONVENTION HALL • 4484 CASS ENLISTS SUPPORT tional and much desired sam. - ft11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 On Wednesday the Sisterhood held ■ Asked for his opinion regarding dessert-bridge at the home of Mrs. A. the statue of Palestine Jewish Zenith, music, Mr. Gabrilowitsch dated believed something dis- tonal last week, stated as folows tinetly that he Jewish would arise as • re- in backing Mr. Ellmann: Musleal Progras: •Stench bombing. dynamite bombing and suit of the new developments in Seeder Under the •uspicee of the Mole Study thenurder—that's the procedure em• Palestine, and particularly from ploy.) • few years ago by the notorious the agricultural efforts of a re- Club amolt a I promo. will beres ted ... to the Jewish Centers Assolation Mel•. - Purple Gang." Sunday. April 3, This "Those who opposed It. or who inter- vivified Jewish people and a re- : to he branchond spon•ore by Tau Gamma asps. = fered in any way with its Plans. nere deemed Jewish soil. The noted bourne dolt with sea manly--and erpeditiously. musician tooke with enthusiasm of i otii , itr. Puccini will follow the musket iis rovm. = •Courage of a high order, •nd a deep devotion to the ideals of serriee to the his project for Palestine. Club Lawlers' Tea. community and of retard for law and Study Vocational Guidance. The nest meetingf the club lodes ■ =T. order. Impelled Judge James I. Ellmann. Mrs. Francis D. Pollak of New will be held at the Jor kh Center Mel- • candidate for mayor. to take all the risks to which he nos...rile and inevitably York, chairman of the committee bourne ► ranch on Monday moth, April c l . at C o'clock. The subJect to lo dis- tX[4741121 himself. when he took ini- on vocational guidance and em- will be ••Soclal-Recr. lion." Tea = - tiative In conveying to the •athoritleo w he the informationwhich bod Come to hint ployment of the Council, presided concerning the doredations and varied at the vocational guidance forum Baabethall Resits: crime. of the - Purple Got." Ronits of Junior-Senlor names of - UndisterrO by the earnistakable risks Monday night. Mrs. Pollak stated 8..0111rzpire s II, Celtics Si ?Ir. lasepanble from sob a cone, and freely that there are many young people yarclit s 17, IIPM ■ 11/11 both Ws time and money. troufts of oril:r Santo: The Strangers Judge Intone set an example foe good of 14 to 18, just out of school, A. A. C. won the ehamplonship by defeat- =