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Important Meeting to Be Held This
Monday Evening.

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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

J. W. E. W. 0. TO PLAN
L. A. SANATORIUM'S
PICNIC AND TAG DAY

DR. JAMES SIMON
PICNIC ON JUNE 19
DIES IN BERLIN

GAYMAN DIRECTS
CHORD OF JUDEA
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ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
PLAN DANCE FROLIC

The Detroit Auxiliary of Los
•LETTER. SOX
Miss Eleanor Shapiro, with Miss
Angeles Sanatorium for Tubercu- Was Hilfsverein President for 30
Years; Noted a. Philanthropist,
Helen Lefkofsky, has charge of
lars is at work at present on ar-
Art Connoisseur.
arrangements for the dance frolic
Women's European Welfare Or- rangements for the sixth annual
Plans Under Wa y for the which is being sponsored by the
ganization will be held Monday, picnic which is to be held on Sun-
Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Concerts This Summer at Zedakah Juniors, to be held at the Editor,
BERLIN.— (J. T. A.) —Dr.
May 30, at Assembly Hall, 9125
On behalf of the executive com-
James Simon, outstanding leader
Everglades Club, in hotel Taller, mittee of the Allied Jewish Cam-
Belle Isle Shell.
Twelfth street, at Clairmount.
of German Jewry, renowned as a
on Sunday evening, June 5. Music paign, I wish to express our grati-
At this meeting important inves-
philanthropist, art connoisseur,
Sunday, May 22, the Chord of will be by Dick Wolfe's Wolver-I tude for your splendid services
tigation committee reports will be
Maecenas
and
merchant,
died
Judea Symphony had as its gue st toes
heard regarding three new Euro-
rendered to us dur ing our fem.
Monday in Berlin at the age of 81. conductor, William (layman, asso•i-
A regular meeting of the club! paign. The stories in your col-
pean families asking relief for
For 30 years president of the ate director of the Detroit Hillery- will be held at 2:30 o'clock on umns were most tactful and un-
support, in regard the other 11
Hilfsverein der Deutschen Judea, Hazomir Singing Society. While in Sunday, May 29, at the home of ; derstanding.
European families who have been
of which he was one of the found- Europe, Mr. Cayman was c.odue- Tillie Leibowitz, '2656 Leslie ave.
on the regular supporting list for
It is indeed a ileasur , to have
e , outstanding in his devotion tor of a leading Russian high .chool HIM
the last seven years, also in behalf
a campaign's aspirations inter-
to the Jewish people, Dr. Simon band, and during the world war
of the orphans the ()organization
preted as intelligently and ef-
won the admiration and affection he was appointed conductor .4 the
brought over to Detroit and kept
fectively as you have done.
of non-Jews by his many connec- Cossack cavalry regimental hand,
We feel sure that The Chronicle,
on private board for the last seven
tions
and many times dec fined to an honor which was seldom be.
years.
ffs has been its custom under your
be elevated to the nobility
stowed upon a Jew during t he
able
guidance, will continue to
A report will also be heard in
Last year, upon the occa ion of Czar's regime. Mr. Cayman w as Rabbi Leon Frani was guest take an active interest in on( de-
regard to the success of the straw-
his eightieth birthday, the Ger- the conductor of the Chord of Jud ea rabbi at the Friday night services. serving philanthropies.
berry festival, luncheon and card
man press devoted special articles Symphony when it was first organ
Sincerely yours,
A special memorial service was
party held Tuesday, May 24, and
to a detailed description of Dr. zed. He said he was amazed to held for the late Samuel Buchner.
arrangements will be made for the
AARON DeROY,
Simon's contributions to the cul- see the great expansion and in
MISS PAULINE BRUSSELL
picnic to be held Sunday, July 10,
Chairman Allied Jewish Campaign.
tural and economic life of Ger- provement of the orchestra.
Mrs. Israel Iola was the guest
at Belle Isle, and for the tag day day, June 19. Through the gener-
many. Hundreds of felicitations , William P. Bliznick, conductor of of her sister and brother-in-law,
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
to be held Sunday, July 24, at Mt. osity of Elijah J. Garvey, proprie-
from Jews and non-Jews in Ger- Th e Chord of Judea Symphony, is Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldstein,
The following resolution was
Clemens, for which affair the or- tor of Spring Park at Mt. Clemens,
many and abroad poured in on preparing the orchestra for its a P - at their home on Ottawa Drive.
unanimously adopted at the twen-
ganization has received a permit Mich., the committee reports that him.
pearances at the Belle Isle She .1 1
tieth
annual convention of the
from the city mayor of Mt. Clem- Mr. Garvey, a non-Jew, is donating
At the same time a bronze bust during the summer. The dates (
Receiving her Bachelor of Arts United Synagogue of America, re-
ens.
the use of the entire grounds and of Dr. Simon was unveiled in the t heir concerts will be announced in
degree, Miss Thelma Meyer, cently held in Atlantic City, N.
This meeting will start at 8 p. buildings for the day of the picnic. State Museum and a commemora- the near future.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. J., at the St. Charles Hotel:
m. sharp on account of the re- Congregations have also had the
A special meeting of the spa
tion slab was dedicated in the Ber-
Meyer, will be graduated from
"Resolved, that we express our
freshments end the bridge party friendship of Mr. Garvey through
lin Museum of Egyptology in sore and honorary members of the University of Michigan in June.
thanks and appreciation to the
scheduled to follow the business his various donations. Mr. Gar- recognition of Dr. Simon's great Chord of Judea will be held
'
t
I
June.
discussions.
Anglo-Jewish press for giving due
vey not only donates Spring Park gifts to national art galleries and `8:30 p. m. on Tuesday, June
publicity to our proceedings."
for the day but has also promised the archaeological museums of at Hotel Statler.
Assuring you of our deep appre-
to do all in his power to assist the Berlin.
TO ORDAIN 18 REFORM
"Three of the Gas Station" is ciation,
I ant,
RABBIS ON SATURDAY committees who will have charge of
The German Orient Society
Current German Film at
Sincerely yours,
the affairs. Spring Park is known
•
created a special James Simon YOUNG ISRAEL PLANS
Little Theater.
SAMUEL M. COHEN,
for its famous spring waters.
Dr. Julian Morgenstern, presi-
Fund, for the purpose of continu-
SPRING FROLIC, DANC
Executive Director,
--
Organizations and clubs are urged ing the excavations at El Amara
dent of the Hebrew Union Col-
"Die Drei vorn der Tankstelle" United Synagogue of America.
lege, will ordain the following 18 to attend this affair. There will which Dr. Simon financed. Berlin
"Send-Off"' to Be Te ndered Larg a ("Three of the Gas Station") is
be
dancing
in
the
large
dance
hall
young men as rabbis at the com-
has received some of th most re-
Detroit Representation to Na.
the current German film at the
mencement exercises in the col- at the park to the tune of a good nowned examples of ancient Egyp-
tional Convention on June II.
Little Cinema Theater, 56 East Mrs. Saraaohn Re-Elected
lege chapel in Cincinnati on Sat- orchestra. Parking facilities, free tian art as a gift from Dr. Simon.
Columbia.
of
charge,
have
been
arranged.
Chief
among
these
is
the
interna-
urday, May 28, at 2:30 p. m.:
President of Old Folks'
e
At
the
last
meeting
of
Youn
Lilian Harvey is one of the stars
Children
will
be
admitted
free
of
Frederick W. Frank. of Baltimore;
tionally famed bust of Queen Ne- Israel at Hotel Statler, an inte
Home Branch.
r- in the east, which also includes
Abraham II. Feinberg. of Beaver Fall, charge and adults' admittance will
phreteta, wife of the Pharaoh esting and scholarly talk was pre
Pa • Joseph Gitin, f Buffalo; Smile'
.
I
Oskar
Karlweiss,
Willy
Fritsch
Soskin, of Chicago; Elmer Berger, Albert be nominal. Proceeds will go to Amenophis IV and mother-in-law
rented by N. Kutnick, on "Jewis h and others.
0. Goldstein. Arthur Lebowit• nad Sidney the sanatorium at Duarte, where
A
meeting
of the northwestern
Wolf. of Cleveland; Nathaniel S. Share. many Detroit tuberculars are being of Tut-ankh-Amen, of which the Wit and II or and Its Analysis. "
Music in this film is by Werner branch of the Jewish Old Folks
of Columbus.
Raphael II. Levine,
British Museum has a copy and The different forms of humor loan d R. Heymann.
of Duluth, Minn.: Nifonan Feldheym .of cared for free of charge. Since
Home
was
held
at the Statler
Oakland, Calif.; Paul Richman. of Or. another application for admittanee it eproductions of which are known in the Talmud and in Jewish for e
The plot of this film is so replete Hotel, at which time the following
hroughout the world.
tondo; Fla.; William II. Rosenblatt and
were explained and discussed b y with humor and romance that it Isere elected:
to
the
institution
has
been
filed
Allan T .r.hieh. of
e la Pa..
the speaker. Rabbi Horowitz, o f promises to surpass the popularity
Jerome Rosenbloom. of Pittsburge. Pa.: and funds are very necessary, all
Mrs. B. Sarasohn was re-elected
Herman 1. Pollack, of St. Louis. Mo.:
MRS. S. R. GLOGbWER
Palestine, also addressed the organ - of most other German talking pic- president; Mrs. J. Wartel, first
Ralph A. Ilabas of Trenton, N• J • •nd friends are urged to spend Sun-
PRESENTS "Y" AWARDS 'lotion.
Nathan A. Perilnmn, of Wheeling, W. Va. day, June 19, at Spring 'ark, with
tures. There is a three-cornered vice-president; Mrs. E. Gam, sec-
Dr. Joseph Stolz, Chicago, will their families, and help make this
Dr. Harry Portnoy, active for fight for the heroine—but all ends ond vice-president; Mrs. Labret,
receive the honorary degree of affair a success.
Following the presentation of many years in Young Israel work well for the mutual lovers.
third vice-president; Mrs. S. Sin-
Doctor of Hebrew Law. Dr. Stolz
Novel surprises to take place that the "Sweetheart Revue" at Tern- here, was appointed chairman of
ger, treasurer; Mrs. N. Blatnikoft.
is a member of the second gradu- day will be announced in a later pie Beth El last Sunday evening, the committee in charge of the
recording secretary; Sirs. J. Freed-
ating class of the Hebrew Union issue of The Detroit Jewish Chron- Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower, chair- I spring frolic-convention dance t o
man and Mrs. Sellick, correspond.
man of the governing board of the be held Saturday evening, June 11 Gifts to Hadassah Infant ing secretaries; Mrs. B. Marten-
College and he is the oldest living icle.
Welfare Fund.
At a well-attended meeting held Y. W. II. A., made the presents- ( Slatzoie Shevuoth) at Assembly •
graduate of the institution. Dr.
thal, chaplain.
St lz has been serving as rabbi in at Turover Hall last Sunday, Dr. pion of the various trophies won Hall, 9125 Twelfth street, formerl y
Miss Marion Fleischmanplayed
The infant welfare fund of Ha-
C icago since 1887; he was the Karl Fische! medical director of by "Y" members and clubs during Atkinson branch of the Shaare y
I Zedek. A five-piece orchestra has dassah has received the following several selections on the piano and
1 der of Zion Temple from 1887 the Los Angeles Sanatorium, was this season.
:dim Pearl Levin rendered several
been
secured
to
furnished
the
music
contributions:
the
honored
guest,
and
in
his
short
The first annual membership
to 895; of Isaiah Temple from
In memory of Mrs. Bertha Lip- vocal solos.
189 to 1924. In 1,912 hawse address to the audience he com- drive of the "Y" was sponsored by Every member is asked to invite at
On Tuesday, May 24, a get-to-
elected rabbi for life. Ile is still pared the sanatorium to a world of the House Council. Theta Kappa least one friend. Attendance wit I sitz from Mrs. M. Lipsitz, Sirs. J. gether party was held at Buddy's
serving is leader of the temple glass where everyone could look Rho Fraternity offered a plaque be limited to 150 couples. Thos e H. Ehrlich, the Buillhhalter family. Restaurant in honor of Mrs. J.
planning
to
attend
should
take
ad
-
in and see the large family of pa- to the club bringing ion the most
In memory of Mrs. Zechman of
along with Dr. Gerson B. Levi.
tients that comprises the unique membersfl The May millinery vantage of the advanced sale o f Chicago from Mr. and Mrs. Abe Weisman, who was instrumental in
making the last affair a success.
stores offered a hat to the girl tickets, communicating with Dr Glazer, Sir. and Mrs. Jacob Loe-
Desperation is the mistress of institution located at Duarte.
Aaron Levinson, prominent at- bringing in the greatest number Portnoy at Empire 2180-M.
wenberg, Sir. and Sirs. Robert
the impossible.
torney, who has been visiting his and the "1"' offered a prize to
The adult educational courses in oLewenberg.
family for a short period, was pres- the individual (boy or girl) bring- Hebrew, Yiddish and Jewish his-
In memory of D. W. Simons Gifts to North End Clinic.
Fear evergoeth armed.
entto •
greet the auxiliary on its ing in the greatest numbs
new tory, which were established and from Mr. and Mrs. 151. Lipsitz, Mr.
achievements and stressed that the members
sponsored
by
_
and
Mrs. . J. II. Ehrlich, Mr. and
Young
Israel of He
mbers during the period of the
North End Clinic has received
work must go on as the need now drive. From Jan. 1 to March 15, trod ' through its education commit Mrs. Si, Colton. Mr. and Mrs. the following contributions:
is greater than ever. Sirs. Levin- a total of 255 new members were tee, conducted on Monday night it s Harry Frank, Mr. and Sirs. Leo
In memory of D. W. Simons
A
son who is, also an ardent worker brow
last session, until next September Butzel, Mr. and Sirs. J. Loewen- from Mr. and Sirs. Monroe Ro-
Musical
for this cause, is at present secre-
ht in as a result of the These courses, offered under th e berg, Mr. and Mrs. A. Loewen-
drive. Omega Socials brought in
senfield, Mr. and Mrs. Melville S.
tary of the Michigan-Duarte group. 68 members to win the plaque. supervision of 'the United Hebrew berg, Mr. and Mrs. A. Glazer, Mr.
Masterpiece
Welt, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sloman,
Schools,
Abraham II. Jaffa, attorney,
ools, and the personal guidanc
A Great Story!
Harry Thav brought in 53. Esther of Messrs Isaacs, Markson, Bach e and Mrs. Robert Loewenberg, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wine, Jesse F.
known for his sincere work-fair the
- and Sirs, I'hilip Shulman, Mr, and Hirschman, Miss Sadie Hirsch-
auxiliary and secretary of the Aux- Hellen brought in 14. halter, Lachover and the Mises Pik e Mrs. Ilimon Kaplan, Sir. and Mrs.
LILIAN HARVEY
The baseball trophy is a five- and Tiktin, were of an expetimenta Mitchell Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. man.
iliary board of directors, made a
In memory of Mrs. Samuel Gold.
OLGA TSCHEHOWA
stirring appeal to gain volunteers. year award owned jointly by those nature, and due to its outstanding Wolf Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. David enberg of Boston from Dr. and
clubs
in the 1'. W. A. Athletic success, will be
The musical program was pro-
continued next se Zenon.
OSKAR KARLWEISS
Mrs, Hugo Freund.
League, boys' division, which win
vided Miss Pauline Brussel!, so-
master under an enlarged plan and
WILLY FRITSCH
prano, of radio fame, who sang the highest baseball league stand- an elaborate curriculum. Irving
several numbers, accompanied at logs from 1931 to 1935. The cup Schlussel, chairman o1 the edu-
the piano by S. Solomon. Leon is the gift of Sigma Rho Delta cation committee, has strived hard
Field, played selection on the violin, Fraternity, a group which met in to organize and establish these
and was also accompanied by Mr. the clubhouse last year. It was classes.
Solomon.
won in 1931 by Omega Socials Haymen Epstein, chairman of th
Tag week volunteers are asked C lub. The 1932 season is just national convention committee phi
to call Mrs. Emma Rabinowitz, Gar- tarting.
week issued an invitation to al
field 6313-J.
Havuros Fraternity was the Young Israel members and friend
winner in the second annual inter- throughout the United States and
city debating tournament held at Canada, to attend the eighth annua
PURITY'S MOONLIGHT
the clubhouse, discussing the sub- convention of the Council of Young
DRINK HI•TEST MILK
"
a
n la be Israel, at the Clarendon.lirunswick
TO BE HELD JUNE 211J ,Resolved,
iven Dominion status."
The Hotel, Asbury Park, N. J., on June
am
entered
by
the
Havuros
con- 17, 18, 19 and 20.
On Monday afternoon, June 13,1 si
sted of Samuel Charfoos and
at 4:30 p. m., the newly installed
Prof. Nathan Isaacs, of the Har-
officers of Purity Chapter No. 359, l w ubin Losh. The Ganymedians vard Law School, will be present
O. E. S., will exemplify the de- i n ere runners-up. The cup was do. and will speak on "How is the Jew-
ated by the former Alpha Sigma ish Youth Prepared to Undertake
grees of the order upon a class of
Phi Fraternity.
the Responsibilities of the Jewish
candidates. Following a 6 o'clock
The "stunt night" cup went to Community." Dr. David I. Macht
dinner, a second class, of candi-
Phi
Alpha
Tau
Fraternity
for
their
of
John Hopkins University, out-
dates will be initiated in the eve-
lung. All members who desire to pr oduction of "They Laughed standing pharmacologist, will speak
When
We
Sat
Down,"
an
orches-
on
"Experimental and Scientific
attend are urged to make reser-I
ts ated illustration of a Vitaphone Contributions to the Hebrew Diet-
vations with the secretary, Long-
I re cord.
ary
Laws." Dr. Harry Bluestone,
A better and richer milk at
fellow 2258.
no extra cost. Obtainable at
Preparations for the fifth an.' p Honorable mention was given to executive director of Young Israel, =
hi
Sigma
Kappa
for
"Our
Birth-
in
his
statement issued to members =
your grocer, or by calling Long-
nual moonlight sponsored by Pur- (In
y Party;" l'hi Beta Epsilon for of the Detroit branch, urges mem-
fellow 6051.
ity Chapter are under way, with
Musical Justice;" Omega Socials, bers to attend the convention and =
Mrs. Sylvia Shapiro as general fo
You'll find the same hi-test
✓ "The Touchdown," and Beta avail themselves of the opportunity =
chairman, Mrs. Cora Jacoby, C
qualities in our cream and
hi, for "The Ilat Shop."
to hear these two great men.
chairman of the program com-
creamery products.
Ping pong tourney ran for four
One of the features will be a
mittee, and Mrs. Rose Rubin, n,
For your health—for nour.
eeks, finishing on Jan. 24, and Zemiroth contest to be held on Fri.
chairman of the ticket committee.
ishment—drink Ili-Test Milk.
boys and 16 girls were entered. r day lea % ,J huc n a e n lp , r , ot d o ucd e elt e s rm bi c n se t
Milk must be pure to be health- The moonlight will be held Tues. A
fter many close matches, Irving
day evening, June 21, on the Li
ful—free from germs. Buy
tvin emerged victor in the boy. , talent in rendering Zemiroth selec-
steamer Put-in-Bay. Besides the
your milk from the only 100%
urney, with Irving Jaffee as lions.
dancing, there will be cards and to
All-Jewish creamery in Detroit.
For further information as to
runner-up, and Sophie Rushevsky
vaudeville entertainment on the
the girls' group, with Dorothy transportation, etc., call Abe Rosen-
boat.
Herman as runner-up. Model shine, Melrose 1098 or Garfield
awards were presented to first- 1881-11f.
British Government Intervenes is
RAO E. Slx•MlleRd. Leeet•lleer SON
, place winners in each division.
Behalf of Palestine Rabbi.
GIVE Us A TRIAL
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—The Brit-
donated by Jacob H. Schak e,
n
ish Embassy officially intervened cup,
was
presented by the Y. W. H. A.
with the Soviet government in be-
Think of It!
Athletic
League, boys' division, to
half of a Palestinian rabbi who
was recently arrested by Soviet the winner of the basketball com- Dr. Morton Hack Gives His Advice
petition, in which six boys groups
authorities, it was learned here.
on Corrective Treatment.
Although the name of the rabbi !participated. The season began on
under arrest is not disclosed, it is Jan. 6 and ended March 23, 30
"Of all foot pains, probably the
On Michigan's Beat Golf known that the British Embassy games having been played. The worst are those caused by the
acted upon the request of Rabbi Ben Bey Athletic Club, winner of breakdown of the anterior metatar-
Courses
.
Kook who appealed to the British the trophy, was undefeated sal arch," said Dr. Morton Hack,
HAWTHORNE VALLEY authorities when learning of the throughout the season. Runner- sehiropodist to the Hack Shoe Co.,
rabbis difficulties from his family. up was the former Theta Kappa I recently.
Two Plants:
The rabbi who is in difficulties, is a Rho Fraternity, now merged with
"This arch runs acroos the ball
dines of Palestine and fully en- Alpha Sigma Phi and known as of the foot, and its breakdown is
W. Warren Ave at Gulley Rd.
Chi Sigma.
titled to British protection.
usually heralded by the formation
W. Warren at Merrimam Road
The Soviet authorities, it is
of callous areas on the bottom of
30 minutes from City Hall
learned, claim that the arrested
the ball.
ha'rn
rn n e or t Zrtoceom
rabbi entered Soviet Russia without
'Another
comn7
Sundays $1.50 Sundays the necessary visa. Nevertheless,
Ira;
hammer-
ra-
NEW
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)— toes usually are not associated with
it is believed, the the intervention
Early Morning end Late After•
of the British representative here Herman Bernstein, United States a breakdown of the metatarsal arch,
noon Rates
will effect his release. The rabbi, minister to Albania, sailed May 20 but when we consider the hinge
it is understood, entered Russia for on the S. S. Leviathan after a action of the join s between
t the
the purpose of visiting the grave stay of four weeks. Mr. Bern- metatarsal bones and the toes we
of the Ball Shem Toy.
stein will visit Geneva after land- can easily see the relationship.
"A third condition, known as
ing at Cherbourg and then pro.
'Morton's Neuraglia " is recognized
teed to his home in Albania.
Mr. Bernstein hastened his de- by pain in the balls of the foot be-
Pa rture in order not to delay the tween the heads of the metatarsal
bones. This sharp pain is found
In loving memory of my dear ma rriage of his daughter, which
usually between the metatarsal
father, Michael Freedman, who ha s been set for the early part of bones back of the fourth and fifth
Ju
ne.
used awe
y e fiv
y earsMa
ago May
toes.
31, 1927.
"The corrective treatment is the g.
An Appeal to Jewish Nation- same
His son, Harold.
regardless of the immediate

A special meeting of the Jewish

MAKE PALESTINE AN ENVIABLE PIECE
OF WORK, FELIX M. WARBURG UR

(Continued from Page One.)

Bouquets!

in the presence of a large gathering
of leading men and women assem-
bled in the Manufacurer'a Club.
Judge Leopold C. Glass, chairman
of the local campaign, presided ,
and other speakers included Dr.
Cyrus Adler, who in the words of
Secretary Hyde, spoke "all too
briefly" of the early telationship
which existed between the United
States Department of Agriculture
and the first agricultural experi-
ment station established in Pales-
tine
High Commissioner of Paleeti

fttr
anti ?dattss

E

ice, comprising hundred of con
gationa, held last week in Atlan ,
City, in support of the tree pla
ing program in the Washingto
Forest in the holy Land. He al
made public the resolution adopt;
by the eightieth annual convent
of District Grand Lodge No 1
the Independent Order nal B'r'
held last week in Boston, calif
for the participation of the me
bars of the largest Jewish frater
organization in the world in
tribute to George Washington,

Will Shelve French. Report.

Back Washington Forest.

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Two
Jewish national organizations, rep-
resenting through their membership
tens of thousands of American
Jews, have decided to participate
in the nation-wide movement for
the planting in Palestine of a
George Washington Forest to com-
memorate the bicentennial miniver-
sary of his birth, it was announced
b y Nelson Ruttenberg, chairman of
a national committee of all faiths
sponsoring the project, and presi-
dent of the Jewish National Fund
of America,

As the national committee is
pushing plans for the observance on
June II, in accordance with a de-
cision of the Rabbinical Assembly
of America, as "George Washing-
ton Sabbath" in the Conservative
synagogues throughout the country,
Mr. Ruttenberg made public a text
of a resolution adopted last week
by the United Synagogue of Amer-

I

LONDON.— (J. T. A.) — Ili
Commissioner Wauchope has no
tention of making the French
port public, the Jewish Chroni
here declares it has learned on
liable authority.
Convinced that the execution
the French Report would per
unfair to Palestine as a whole sir
it would retard the general devel(
merit of the country and unnec•
airily hinder its agricultural pi ,
rasa, the High Commissioner
Palestine, the Jewish Chroni.
states, has decided to shelve t
Report and submit it neither
the Jewish Agency nor to the Ar
Executive, nor is it intended
make its contents public in a
other manner.
The High Commissioner Dili;
the attitude, the Chronicle repot,
that the limitations proposed .
French, would be tantamount
an embargo upon private initial4 .
and would throttle public enter:
prise.

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HERMAN BERNSTEIN
RETURNS TO POST

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condition.

IN MEMORIAM

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al Fund Boxholders.
symptoms. It consists in properly
The Jewish National Fund fitting the feet to scientifically de-
Council of Detroit has issued an signed footwear, and then having
appeal to many Detroit Jews who the anterior metatarsal arch built
are holding the blue and white up to suit the nerds of the individ-
boxes to notify the secretary, Is- ual case."
rael Wiener, of their new ad-
No one knows hem much we mi.. you
On one knows the hitter pain.
dresses. Hundreds of boxholders
CARD OF THANKS
We have suffered since you left se
cannot he located. and tHisse who
Mrs. Philip Smith and dough-
Life has sever been the •arne.
have boxes in their homes are ' tem, Gertrude and CI', ile, of 2671
Sadly missed by her daughters, asked to call the secretary at Trin- ; Pulaski, wish to thank their friends
Mrs. Edna Smilo and Mrs. Belle tiy 2-3949. and their boxes will be and relatives for the sincere sym-
Ravid, and sons, JaCk, Ben and cleared and correctly recorded on i pathy shown to them in their re-
Henry, and Grandchildren.
cent bereavement.
the books of the fund.

In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Shirley
Lichtenstein, who passed away
eight years ago May 27, 1924
flyer 23).

The Peoples Life Insurance Co.

The Universal Life Insurance Co.

and gives to the Detroit Life Insurance Company over
10,000 new policyholders who will become insured, as you
are, by "The Company of Service."

JOHN A. REYNOLDS, President

Home Office: Park Avenue at Columbia Detroit, Mich.

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