A merica Apish PerioSeal eater I CLIFTON AVINUZ • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO 8 .1111111WwWwWi )-kritoriiEnsnaRONICLE ger WINDOW SHADES wag THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PAGE FIVE WIDE SUPPORT GAINED A GIFT TO ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN BY ALLIED CAMPAIGN WILL SOLVE MANY SIMLIAR SITUATIONS It's a Drink To Your Health • (Continued from Page One.) ous in times of prosperity. The test of our idealism as a people, the test of our characters as individuals, comes when we are called upon not merely to throw a tip out of our surplus, but to share out of our little. PRICES REASONABLE In his remarkable book, 'Recovery,' Sir Arthur Slater says: 'The virtues which are most essential to our recovery from this crisis are magnanimity and colrage.' I am confident that the Jews of Detroit possess the magninimity and the courage to meet the supreme test 11828 Linwood Ave. Long. 5500 which faces them in the Allied Jewish Campaign of 1932." Judge Campbell'. Statement. Judge Allan Campbell of the Wayne County Circuit Court declares in a statement to Mr, DeRoy: it was my privilege to meet with your Campaign Committee last ' year on one occasion, and that experience I will not soon forget. The loyalty and enthusiasm of your workers made a deep impression on me. "The host of causes to be benefited by your campaign embraces local, national and international relief. Practically every person engaged in the campaign has already done more than his share, meas- ured by ordinary standards, in local work alone. The fact that you now have the courage and energy to undertake these other needed works is a real inspiration to the rest of our citizens, many of whom I fear have shown a disposition to lose heart, although faced with ob- stacles and problems less formidable than thos of your own workers. "Your work is a material help to us locally and, above,all, it is a splendid example. I cannot do better than to wish you - the success which you deserve end will undoubtedly earn." Judge Van Zile's Statement. Judge Donald Van Zile of the Recorder's Court wrote: The approaching Allied Jewish Campaign is a most philanthropic and humanitarian cause and never more so than in this particular time of stress. I sincerely trust that the goal of the campaign will be reached and that you go over the top 100 per cent. Judge Chenot's Statement. James E. Chenot of the Wayne Circuit Court declares in a statement to Mr. DeRoy: Made to Order or Repaired SILVER FLOSS KRAUT JUICE Linwood Window ShadeCo. I DILL FLAVORED MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. I N CONVENIENT BOTTLES AND CANS AT YOUR GROCER OR DELICATESSEN DEALER Packed by the makers of SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY PHELPS, h. Y. A. L BERNSTEIN CENTRAL WEST DISTRIBUTOR 607 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG. DETROIT LAFAYETTE DETROIT ALL THIS WEEK t Positively the hu t weelt—Beginning Sunday, May 8 "The Allied Jewish Campaign is, and always has been, a move- Seats Now On Sale for Next Week ment conceived in the true spirit of philanthropy. The funds realized thereby are efficiently and properly administered. This great humani- tarian cause commands the respect and deserves the support of all of The Greatest Colored Show of AU Thwel our citizens." A CARTOON BY DENYS WORTMAN Judge Gordon's Statement. "My daddy says you can use his shoes to look for work in today Judge Arthur E. Gordon of the Recorder's Court stated: "One of my earliest impressions of Jewish charity was formed 'cause he's sick and doesn't need 'em." when I was a cub reporter on the Detroit News in 1898, doing the "crime" beat in the old Central police station, where the Water Board A giving is not a sacrifice. It takes a Building now stands. real person to give when giving SYMPItOMY "A German-Jewish immigrant, helpless and penniless, in a strange involves self-abnegation. land, was brought in. The desk lieutenant merely telephoned a "The Jewish people have always enjoyed a great reputation for 681 Its prominent citizen of Jewish extraction and he promptly left his im- charity. They are not entitled to that reputation if they only in portant business, trudged over to the station, talked briefly in German times of prosperity. I am confident that your community give in Detroit BLACK to the "greenhorn," and undertook to care for him. will show that you are made of better material than to fail when suc- RHYTHM "The next morning the immigrant had a full stomach, a night's cess is more important than it has ever been before." rest, and a job within his capabilities. Judge John V. Brennan' s Statement. "'We tak6 'care of our own,' was the terse explanation of the VALAIDA - BERRY BROS.. CECIL MACK'S CHOIR WHENEVER any of their friends plan a party Judge John V. Brennan of the Recorder's Court sent Mr. DeRoy business man when asked why he spent his valuable time on the poor PIKE DAVIS' CONTINENTAL ORCHESTRA "on the spur of the moment", Bob and Mary immigrant. The police lieutenant said he had orders to call this gen- the following statement of greeting on the occasion of the drive: "The Allied Jewish Campaign to raise money for Jewish welfare tleman in every such case. are almost sure to be invited. For THEY Eves. "In this metropolic, with its cross-section of the world's population purposes should receive a hearty and generous response' from the es A" "" $1.00 HAVE A TELEPHONE and can he reached —Peoples of every race and clime—I have never seen a Jew, worthy People of Detroit. The relief sought commends itself to everyone quickly at any time. — HEAR CECIL MACK'S CHOIR SING "ELI-EL1" of his heritage, in real need, so long as any other Jew had anything to without regard to race or creed. This is particularly so because the Jewish people have always done their utmost to care for their own share. "Jewish organized charity is but a development of the Jewish needy poor. They have also been among the most generous sub- Your telephone will "open the door" to many family solidarity in which love, patience and practical loyalty are scribers to any and all worthy cratities outside the membership of interesting and pleasant social events. And, their own race. The pressing need for the fund which is now sought such striking characteristics." to be raised is apparent to everyone. The people will, I am sure, in case of emergency, you can summon help Judge Dingeman's Statement. respond most generously to this very worthy cause." Judge Harry J. Dingeman, presiding Circuit Judge of Michigan, immediately ... by telephone. Statement by Pisgah Lodge President. in a statement to Mr. DeRoy declared: Elias Goldberg, president of Pisgah Lodge of B'nai B'rith, de- "I observe from the press that the sixth annual Allied Jewish Cam- Few things provide so much service at such clares in a statement to Mr. DeRoy: paign will be launched in Detroit during the week of May 8. low cost as the telephone. "I welcome the opportunity given me, as president of Pisgah "This event is of the greatest importance to the Jewish community of Detroit because of its philanthropic and humanitarian purposes. Lodge No. 34, B'nai B'rith, to endorse the great humanitarian enter- SOLOIST OF TEMPLE BETH EL Included in this cause are all the major humanitarian and philanthropic prise of which you are chairman. "In caring for its own needy and destitute, American Jewry has phases of Jewish activities, and I heartily endorse the campaign and Available for Concert Engagements, Banquets and Radio its purposes. made an enviable name for itself amongst our Christian neighbors. Programs This year in particular it is imperative that we do not fail our less Statement by Judge Horace Stern. Will Accept Serious Pupil. In Voice Culture and Coaching Judge Horace Stern of Philadelphia, outstanding national Jewish fortunate co-religionists. leader, in a statement greeting Detroit Jews on the present drive, "In putting forth two teams for the Allied Jewish Campaign, declares: Pisgah Lodge has already gone on record as endorsing that splendid PHONE LONGFELLOW 9730 "I do hope that you will be successful. We in Philadelphia have enterprise. At this time, I can only reiterate Pisgah's pledge of wholehearted always looked upon you as such an alert, fine community that we support." feel assured that if it is humanly possible for you to make this cam- paign a success, it will be accomplished. Statement by Paul Baerwald. Paul Baerwald, national chairman of the American Jewish Joint "These are trying days. Everyone is so immersed in his own Distribution Committee, one of the causes included in the campaign problems that it takes more than ordinary courage and kindliness to y: lend a hand to the sufferings of other people. But it is under just budget, writes to Mr. &Ro It is a such conditions that one's real character is tested. It is easy enough source of genuine gratification to us that Detroit has set THE to be philanthropic when one is in comfortable circumstances and in motion this Allied Jewish Campaign, which represents ,a united community interested not merely in local causes, but also in move- meats which affect the well-being of Jews throughout the world. "So far as the Joint Distribution Committee is concerned, it has lath.. Auxiliary of Jewish Consumptive America's Greatest Ship a just claim upon the Jewish communities of this country. The Jew- Relief Society of D Goes to J. C. R S. Is giving a banquet ish populations of Eastern and Central Europe are faced with a crisis n The Sunday evei nng, June 5. The auxiliary today, where we cannot silently pass by the panorama of death, star- i n behalf of this worthy cause. •ppeals vation, suffering and destitution without rendering some measure of to other. organizations and friends to re- from planning •ffalre on the same May 17; June 7; June 28 relief. All our accomplishments in the past 18 years to enable the frain evening. The .1. C. R. S. •Iso asks that their committ.• be received In • hiendly Jews of Poland, of Rumania, of Lithuania, of Latvia and other East- manner. calling at ern European lands to build up strong, lasting organizations of self- help, are being threatened with collapse. Plymouth and Cherbourg Bk. Chelem Seniors. The limos Choiem Senior. thank the The Joint Distribution Committee is the helping hand of the Bleur Cholera Juniors for their donation RATES REDUCED strugglers in many countries—not only the material help, but the of 550 et the meeting on April It It h elped rare for more case. for Passover. mental support which springs from friendship and from hope. We The public is urged to cooperate in the cannot deny them the continuance of this support. It is our own self- tag daze, which starts Saturday evening. respect which demands it. May and will last throughout the month, "I wish you and your colleagues great success in your effort. It Thousands of travelers say, will mean much to all those millions of despairing men and women Py thian "It is better to travel on Ameri- sssss Detroit Temple, No. 1112 Path. in many lands abroad, just as it will mean much to many beneficiaries to Greater can ships." Sisters, thanks the public for the of your work in this country. I am convinced also that it will mean ccaperotion in making the charity lunch- Special Kosher Service .trees. Plane have been ems much to the Jews of Detroit who have widened their horizon incalcul- eon• Dieted for • luncheon to be held on Wed- Ask our good agents or ably through this great humanitarian endeavor." nesday. May II, •t Pythian Cootie, 3151 Ca. •yenue. All proceeds will be toed Statement by James N. Rosenberg. for the Old Folks' Home. A date has James N. Rosenberg, national chairman of the Joint Distribu- been secured for an afternoon bridge st tion Committee, writes: the Kelly Furniture Co.. Woodward ave- nue, for May 21. Proceeds for this •ffair "With reference to the Joint Distribution Committee, which is will ROOSEVELT S. S. CO. Ise. be used for the gymnasium of the Managing Agent. one of your major beneficiaries, this organization has been in the cooperate. Orphan Home. The public Is asked to past 18 years a powerful agency for the help of Jewish life overseas. 1255 Washington Blvd., Detroit It is no exaggeration to say that we have saved froM death, starva- Mattathi. Tent of Maccabees. Excellent response was made by th tion, famine and disease, as well as from economic ruin, millions of young people of the northwest section human beings. to the "Depresion Illues" dance of the DRINK HI-TEST MILK And even beyond the relief of the moment that is so sorely Maccabees No. 1005, at the Irnal Moshe last Monday evening. The required, is the necessity of showing to the peoples abroad that we Synagog. was tinder the leadership of here are not blind and deaf to the problems of boycott, to the dreadful L L. Rosner. It is expected that another •Irnilar den. will be repeated early in increase of anti-Semitism and to all the discrimination and oppression Juno. bee., of thenumerous request.. which is being worked upon the Jewish populations in many lands The crowd numbered about 500. abroad. We must not permit the assumption to gain ground that the Israel Could Family Club. Jews of America have lost interest in their brethren overseas. The The meet'. of the Israel Gould Fam• tragic result of such a belief abroad, we cannot begin to measure. ily Club was held at the home of Mr. "Pressing as are the problems which are at our vfty doorstep, we • and Mrs. Irving Gould. 150. Quincy venue. Dinner sr. followed by the cannot and will not shut our eyes to the pitiful and infinitely worse regular business meeting. It was de- to h.• two trees planted in Poles- conditions oversew,. We turn to you for support in order that the cided tine In honor of the hon wary pres dent, Joint Distribution Committee may go forward with its work." M.. bowel Gould. The baskets of food for Passover were distributed aong the Statement by Judge Guy A. Miller. needy families in time for tho m holiday.. A better and richer milk at Circuit Court Judge Guy A. Miller states: The members extended • hearty welcome "In all sincerity I can say that I know of no activity more worthy to their guests who were present at the no extra cost. Obtainable at D avid Berrie and M.. L. Mr. •nd Mre. your grocer, or by calling Long. of wholehearted praise than of the Allied Jewish Campaign. Gormand, and children. After the meet- "The Jewish people of the city have always done their full share ing bridge was played. The next meet- fellow 6051. in all public activities and in addition have done an extraordinary !. will be held In the home of Mr.n4 You'll find the same hi - test Mn.. Litman Gould. All the embers ;frde h• welleh 1:ert present amount of work taking care of their own people, thereby relieving to tr qualities in our cream and the eras that extent the general burden. creamery products. Mr. •nd The Sa ogere hh°."1011 "No one who is at all acquainted with these activities can have Hatelwood. The me For your health—for nour- thank Mr. anything except the most wholehearted praise and admiration for and Mr.. Shugerman for their h.pitalitY• ishment—drink Ili-Test Milk. them." Milk must be pure to be health- Rom Rho Delta Sonority. Beta liho Delta Rom., met at the Judge Henry S. Swesny's Statement. ful—free from germs. Buy Tuber Hotel on April 11. The following A statement from Judge Henry S. Sweeny of the Recorder's Court officers HOUSANDS of car owners second that statement when impromptu discussions your milk from the only 100% were Heeled to preside for the reads: coming term, Shirley Galen. presklent, All - Jewish creamery In Detroit. Levin, isice.president, Shirley The sixth annual Allied Jewish Campaign represents an heroic Sadye center on tires. Such emphatic declarations are the results of actual experiences. Weisberg. secretary, Min Feinberg. effort in that the appeal to share and contribute must, because of tl TT, A pat.. party was given for tr.,. the at the home of Min Feinberg on The riding comfort—the safe driving features— the longer mileage—the all-around the prevailing economic conditions, be directed almost in its entirety girls April 111. The sorority is elehratins its e to people who are themselves unfortunate. sixth anniversary ih a d inner-dance st . satisfaction of Air-Flight Plus Tires are outstanding forces that are swinging the pen- Chalet no on Rpril 10. A Mother*. "It is an appeal to those who have lost much to help those who the A ITtrift . L 13... ga 51 Day party Is scheduled for M. 1. at the have lost even more; it is asking those who are horn. of Dorothy Schechter. The sorority dulum of popularity to Fisks. Join the throngs of these satisfied tire users and you'll now suffering to congratulates Mrs. Kendier . upon the suffer a bit more so that others may suffer a little less." I birth of • son. say, "There's only one tire — that's Fisk." Judge Christopher E. Stein's Statement. xi KAPP& Sorority. Judge Christopher E. Stein of the Recorder's Court made the El Kappa Sorority met at t he home of following statement: SIZE MI. Rose Cohen. 1051 Cortland •venue. "I am glad to endorse the campaign now under way by your com- April 55. A roller skating party vas planned for the near future. The nsmt mittee. will be held •t the horns of Miss 29x4.40-21... "My experience with Jewish philanthropic organizations has con- Ruth t h Fisher Ro of Joseph'. avenue. vinced me that such are always efficiently and humanly administered. T. Sir. Csano. Sorority. 29x4.50-20... "You have my best wishes for the success of your campaign." T. Sterna Gamma 1, planning its third annual brWge.d•ns•nt on Friday. May y 11. Young Israel'. Indorsement. 30x4.50-21... t Chinese T. Gardens. at a o'clock. Abraham J. Rosenshine, president of Young Israel of Detroit, sent MI. the Elaine No•itt is I chaino•n, by the Miss. Marlon Cooper. Mr. DeRoy a statement indorsing the campaign and declared in part: assisted 28x4.75-19... Longfellow 8655-56 Cell Eistein• Sonia Gedrich, Rose Green- "We are now passing through one of the most critical periods in berg, Sadie Groskin and Dorothy Sconielt. 29x4.75-20... human history. and Mesdames Bell* Levinger, Sarah Finest Sour Cream. Made "Every Jew, whether Orthodox, Conservative or Reform, must Simon. and Rae Richman. fresh daily from pure ingredi- OTHER SIZES CORRESPONDINGLY LOW therefore recognize the importance of the forthcoming Allied Jewish ents. Campaign. The need is this year greater than ever before, as the Supreme Quality Maintained at spiritual and physical welfare of our people is at stake. All Times. "Young Israel of Detroit, realizing the need of the various insti- We Also Sell tutions and agencies, is glad to serve in this campaign, so that these By ETHEL KLEIN worthy causes may carry on their work." MILK — CHEESE Written in Memory of Her SWEET CREAM Mother, Malvin Klein. Gifts to Hadassah Infant las, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loewen- --- Welfare Fund. berg, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lurie, Send la Your Order Early With hlother:e Dar approaching, The infant welfare fund of Ra- Mr. and Mn. Philip Shulman and It Just een seem to be true That we shouldn•t have • .mother. r. and Mrs. David Zethon. dassah has received the following Corner Rochester To tie some lowers to, Corner Dexter Car. Corner Buena Vista contributions: 2.06 In memory of Casper Oppen- Pb... Garfield 5630.W Phone University 24570 Phone Arlington 2122-W In memory of Shirley Ann liar. helm from Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rot some eeseos m y preeloo.. You can buy moat things with receive Ha from Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kap- Simons. A. know yob will enJoy them. money, but you can't buy secbel- While ear heart Iowa here 1.01 gram. common-sense. 11111 WATERS m LEW LESLIE/ RHAPSODY' IN BLACK" Bob and Mary never miss those "Spur of the Moment" parties 500"2" Mats wed •50c "c $1" GEORGE G A LVA NI —BARIl ONE-- Chronicle Want Ads Pay Nratrrnat ania Cub Mrs SAFETY, COMFORT, MILEAGE NOW LEVIATHAN BREMEN 20 % to 5 0% U. S. LINES 'Gentlemen/ There is only one tire That's InIsw cr Check These Prices! The Lowest In Detroit! United Dairies Inc. 3l Mlle IrSd Rugby Premier $3.55 $4.31 3.87 4.82 3.93 4.89 4.61 5.70 4.68 5.79 Citrin-Kolb Oil Co. 1 4 FOUR CONVENIENT SERVICE STATIONS 4 8 0 LIVERNOIS I LINWOOD I FENKELL I LINWOOD Lyndon UN. 00 * WHITE STAR DAIRY "MOTHER'S DAY"