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sad The
Exhibition of Paintings at
TESTIMONIAL GIVEN JEWISH POPULATION NEED NOT FEAR
WINNER OF NATIONAL
TO DR. CYRUS ADLER
ADVERSE CHANGE IN PRESENT GERMAN
ORATORICAL CONTEST
CABINET, GOVERNMENT CIRCLES ASSURE
More than 500 prominent Jews
Schuman's Book Shop.
Paintings and drawings by Mary
0. Johnson will be shown through.
out June at &human's Book Shop,
which opened last Tuesday at 4840
Cass avenue. Mrs. Johnson, thoug.h
now resident in New York City, is
Well known in Michigan because
of o both studied and taught at the
University of Michigan far several
years and has been a frequent ex-
hibitor at the Michigan artists
'Mows.
In this exhibition she shows 16
paintings., including still-life, land-
iscape and portrait studies, and the
Same number of drawings in char-
coal and red chalk.
Mrs. Johnson has exhibited in
both Ann Arbor and Detroit, as
Well as in France and at the Weyhe
galleries in New York City.
' Schuman, owned by Henry Shu-
man, features old, rare and new
books. Mr. Schuman invites the
community to visit his new shop.
from every part of the country
took part in the testimonial pre-
sented to Dr. Cyrus Adler on the
completion of 30 years of service
by him to the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America. The testi-
monial originated with a call sent
out by Judge Irving Lehman of
the Court of Appeals of New York
State, Dr. I. II. Levinthal of
Brooklyn, I. D. Morrison, James
Marshall, Sol M. Stroock and
Felix Warburg to a number of
associates to join with them in this
celebration. The response was
widespread and immediate. Among
those who joined the committee
were Justice Benjamin Cardozo of
the Supreme Court of the United
States, Adolph S. Ochs, Louis Kir-
stein of Boston, A. S. W. Rosen-
bach, Judge Horace Stern and
Jacob Solis-Cohen of Philadelphia,
Governor Julius Staler of Oregon,
Governor Arthur Seligman of New
Mexico, Lieutenant-Governor Her-
bert H. Lehman of New York, and
a number of others prominent in
Jewish and general life of the
community.
Dr. Adler received from the
committee a beautifully bound
volume containing a letter of
greeting signed by the sponsors of
the testimonial and followed by
the names of the members of the
committee.
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Cents of Complete Funerals Quoted Without Obligation
GENERAL SERVICE RATE-530 BTU GAS
Net Rate If Paid On or
Before Lest Discount Day
. i' o eic sro. r , 4471.17; Presil.rs. , 4171;o1=
Pm Epsilon Chi. 9 point. lambda Ma
Epsilon, 11 punts.
Individual point winners:
100.yd. dash-Won by Phil Hower,
Paradim.; Daeld Sabo:stein. Creston.,
second: Al Pick. Paradims, third: Charles
Limekiln, Creston.. fourth.
220-yd. d•It_Won by Well. Pandit.;
Toltnich, Pandit., mound; Tam, ('its.
tons, third:Cirlin. Phi Epsilon Chi, fourth.
best time, 16mono..
440-yd d•sh-Won by Bolotnikoff,
Lambda Mu Epsilon.
Senior Field •ventiii
Running Itch Jump-won by Summer.
Creston.. Sand., Lamb. Mu Volition,
moon, Tohnich, Pend.• third.
Shot Put-Won by Berman. Phi Epsilon
Chi: Hower Pansilims. second; Well.
Par..., third: Citron. Paradims, fourth.
Distance. 46 ft. 4 Mc.,
Running Broad Jump-Won b Wrong.
Parmilms; Orlin, Phi Epsilon Chi, second:
Llpschits. Creston*, third; Bolotnikoff.
Lambda Mu Epsilon, fourth. Distance
In ft. is Inches.
Standing Bro. Jump-Won by Hower.
ParadIrne Citron, Pandit., second;
Rosenblomm. Creston.. third; Linderman.
Crestnm, fourth. Distance, 9 ft. 2 in .
Junior-Senior Results:-Won by Amer.
inns. 64 point.: Balfour. 17 point.:
t.
Olympic. 7 pnt: Pi lot..: 2 poin.
In dindual pointy w inner
100-yd. darn-Wo n be Epstein. Amen-
one; Lutz. Areerkans, Schwert.,
Rlafoun, third; Ran.. Americans, fourth.
Time II seconds.
120-yd darn-Won by Freedman
American.; Aaron. Balfour.,second;
Abram., Americans, third; Finkel, Pilots.
ft.d..
fourth. Time 24
idowsky.
140-rd. darn-Won
riesna, second;
American.; Sills.. Amer
CreDetnan, Olympic.. third: Miller, Reve-
lers, fourth. Time 66 2, 10 eecond•
Running High Jump-Won by Penner.
Olpic,
Rants. America., Galion,
ym
Bal four.. tie: Aaron. Balfour.. fourth.
Height, 4 ft. II inchm.
Won by Epstein.
Standing Broad Jum
Americo.; 51.its, Americana second:
Letrnmky. Balfour., third. Instancy 9 ft
Shot Pot-Won by Freedman. Ameri-
cans: Jerrie Balfour., second: Comma-
man. Balfour.. third; Finkel, Pilots,
fourth. Distance 39 ft. 4 inches.
Running Broad Jump-lifon by Freed-
man. American.: E stein. American.. me-
end; Aaron, Balfour+. third: Rants.
Americans. fourth. Distance, II ft. 7
Relay was won by the American.-
141.1.
Intermediate Results: Wen by Makeah.,
20 points; second. Trocards. 11 Point,
1117 Cried e, :Mr..
Fat
47.'1
ler, A. D. C.. third:
Lincoln.,
Distance 14 ft. I inch.
fourth.
Standing Broad Jurnp--Sherman. Lia-
coins, miroyln, Wolverine., tie for lint:
Goldman, A. B. C. Fireman, Lincoln, tic
for third
Bambini throw-Won by Sandler A
B. C.; Sherman. moo.: Bee-
n ck. Falcon.. third; Nakelsity. Lincoln.,
i
Relay-Wan hr Falcone. Time 2 01
RESULTS OF JEWISH CENTER BASE-
BALL GAMES. SUNDAY. JUNE 11.
Seniors: Stranoen 4. Cnntons 1.
Phi Epsilon Chi 5 Theta Siffm• Kappa I.
Junior Senior Celtic. Pir-
ate 4: Mama.. 4, Atomics. 3.
Intermediate Re•.: Vikings I. Tea.
cards C.
Schedules: JonlorF-Senior Echedule for
Jane 12. (SM. plysed at Cods' Pin,
Pirates Mon... at 111:15 A. M.;
Celticsvs. Pilots at 111:18
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Im ad,u17 ,afor Jir 12; gamey
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LUCYLLE GOLDSMITH
Packing Co.
* WHITE
STAR
DAIRY
Detroit City Gas Company announces new,
lower rates effective June 9th, as follows:
capitol audience with one of the
most brilliant essays on the Con-
t tut on of our country ever heard
in these contests.
A slight, slim figure of a girl
HOUSE HEATING RATE
swayed and dazzled the distin-
All gas used in boilers or furnace, for House Heating or
guished jurists and educators
Space Heating only, at 55c per 1,000 cu. ft.
gathered in Washington, D. 0., to
judge the oratorical efforts of six
MINIMUM BILL
high school boys and girls as they
To those using 1,000 cu. ft. or less per month, 80c per bill.
delivered their speeches. For the
first time since its inception the
Bills not paid on or before last discount date will be subject to
winner of the grand finale of the
• delayed payment charge of ten cents per 1,000 cu. ft.
national oratorical contest was •
girl-a Jewish girl.
Senator Shortridge of Califor-
niai, in congratulating Miss Gold-
smith, said that in his opinion her
These new rates mean that the small home consumer of gas
speech was a more intelligent com-
mentary on the Constitution than
the benefit of the lowest manufactured gas rates in effect in any
any he had heard in all his years
comparable city in the world.
on the senate floor.
Before gaining her trip to
Furthermore, these new, low rates benfit the manufacturers of
Washingotn, and incidentally, a
Detroit, enabling them to lower their costs. Detroit industries can
summer voyage to Europe, young
Lucylle went through ,a rigorous
now compete on a more favorable basis -with other manufacuring
campaign of four sectional elimi-
cities.
nation contests, emerging from
each stronger than the one before.
WILLIAM G. WOOLFOLK, President.
On Friday night, May 27, when
the Santa Fe Chief came to a spe-
cial stop at a station three short
blocks from Miss Goldsmith's
home, an awaiting throng of
schoolmates and Jewish friends
Branches:
fairly threw itself at her feet.
Branches:
Clifford at Bagley
Boulevard-General Motors Bldg. Phone Cherry 3500 Wyandotte-3013 Biddle Avenue.
Lucylle graduates at the head
Hamtramck-11601 Jo,. C.mpau
of her clam this month. She goes
Dearborn-22113 Michigan Ave.
to Europe as a part of her award
this summer. Then, on Oct. 22 of
this year, she returns to the
scene of her triumph to meet
world's oratorical talent in the in- • •
ternational contest at Washing-
ton, D. C.
Gunsberg
MOHEL ,
RATES REDUCED
Jaws Afraid to Appear on Streets.
Jews are afraid to appear on the Nation•list, Burn Jewish Tene-
ment in Seismic..
streets of numerous cities in
SALONICA.-(J. T. A.)-The
Northern Germany, a report from
anti-Semitic agitation conducted
Schleswig-Holstein states,
Winder/ Shades-
Draperies Ornamen.
The boycott against the Jews, by the Nationalists resulted in the
tl
a rods,
which has reached great propor- burning of a tenement house
Vie nears • complete
tions, has been enhanced by at- situated in the Jewish quarter.
line of Linoleum+ and
tacks upon Jews and their homes.
The house was occupied by four
G•rpet• for your
home or oat..
The number of these attacka is Jewish families and neighbors the
increasing as well ms the total of Greek refugee quarter of Kala-
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windows broken in Jewish houses. maria.
FIRST AND YOU'LL
The same situation exists in
SAVE MONEY
The fire was discovered shortly
Overseas Telephone Service Southern Germany, where the after it began and was extin-
Nazis
seem to have infected the guished before considerable dam-
to South Africa.
entire population, ruining Jewish age had been done.
Regular radio-telephone service trade and welfare.
An inquiry into the incendiar-
between North American tele-
"Jews in the large cities have
WINDOW SHADE CO.
phones and South Africa began no idea how anti-Semitism is felt ism is demanded by the Kehillar,
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June 1, according to announce- by us in the provinces," the report which also Insists that the guards
Pima.. Garfield 1230-31
ment by B. R. Marsh, Detroit com- says.
in the Jewish district be rein-
merclal superintendent of the Campaign Against Eaet Europeans forced.
Michigan Bell Telephone Corn-
The authorities are Inclined to
A vigorous campaign against
pany. Conversations are handled East European Jews residing in grant the request of the Kehillah,
through the Transatlantic radio Berlin was started by the Right it isedletaorneed
on. ,ider
They ar
are
telephone stations of the American press.
lin
Jewish re-
Telephone & Telegraph Company,
The campaign is in connection quest that a Jewish guard for
working with the British postoffice with the disclosure that police ac- self-defense purposes at night be
stations In England, where the cept gratuities from aliens in ex- constituted particularly to watch
calls are switched to the London- change for permission to remain over new tenements.
Cape Town radio circuit. The total in Berlin.
Nineteen Jewish soldiers threat-
Special Orcheritaa Saturday and
length of the circuit from New
The Nationalist press charges ened with courtmartial on charges
Sunday Evenings.
York to Cape Town is about 9,500 that the aliens who bribed the po- of disseminating Communist pro-
Na Cover Charge
miles.
lice are for the most part East Paganda were acquitted by unani-
Finest Full Course Dinner in
At the beginning the daily serv- European Jews. mous decision of the military
ice period is from 2:30 a. m. to
Detroit at 50 cents
The press demands severest court.
7:30 a. In., Eastern Standard time, measures be taken against the
We Cater to Weddings, Lunch-
The danger of the' closing of the
!corresponding to 9:30 a. m, and Jews on the ground that they cor-
eons, Bridge Parties, etc.
Jewish schools, where 3,100 chil-
2:30 p. in. in Cape Town. Later rupt the police.
WE DELIVER
dren receive instruction, loomed as
it is hoped to extend the hours. A
Attacks in Breslau.
imminent as the schools lack suf-
10346-50 Dexter Blvd.
(three-minute conversation between
A Jewish girl sustained serious ficient funds to pay teachers'
At Collingwood
, Michigan points and Cape town
injuries
and
many
Jews
were
salaries.
will cost $48, with 316 for each
Hemlock 9844
wounded in Breslau in what the
additional minute of overtime.
Berlin press today terms "a po- Agitation Against Jews Spreads in
The opening of service to Cape
Town marks the first major ex- grout on the Jews on a large S-rain,
MADRID.-(J, T. A.)-While
tension of commercial telephone scale." Several hundred Nazis,
service to Africa from the United arrayed in Nazi uniforms, ap. I numerous churches were burned
peered in the streets in a demon- down under the republic the Jews
States.
stration. Passersby whose counte- were granted a plot of land for the
nances appeared Semitic were at- erection of a synagogue for the
tacked. municipality, is the keynote of an
The Jews of Germany are re- anit-Semitic lecture delivered on
p ared to support any cabinet which a tour through Spain by Don Rene
Edmund L. Gilbert, of Gilbert's guarantees order, protection and Li anas Y. Niu o, Conservative
Funeral Home, announces a • new ( 1 - , quality to all citizens, the Israe- spokesman in behalf of the Center
low rate policy, effective huniedi- t itisches Familienblatt stated edi- for Social Defense,
The speaker culled his source
ately. This pol- orially.
material from the anti•Semites of
icy will also in- Central Union Reports Attacks.
The Central Union of German other lands, particularly Ger-
Watch for this label when
clude the quot-
ing of complete Citizens of Jewish Faith reported many, to which he tried to add
you purchase your BEEF-
funeral costa numerous attacks upon Jews in local color based on present Jew-
ENETTE or Delicatessen
without any ob- the streets of Berlin and in the ash life in Spain and Jewish his-
products..
tory in Spain.
ligation. In provinces.
Justifying the expulsion of the
Shouting "Kill the Jews!" the
This assures you the beet in
making this an-
Jews,
he attributes it to the fact
quality sold In Detroit. Our
nouncement Mr. Nazis attacked Jewish passersby
products Sr. made here in De-
Gilbert stated: In the New Koenigstrasse and Joa- that the Jews exploited their non-
Jewish
neighbors.
troit ,under supervision for
"We are going chimstahlerstrasse of Berlin.
Attacks upon Jews were report-
Kashruth. No chemicals or
through an eco-
J. T. A. Report Confirmed.
coloring but only the bent of
nomic change ed in Alsford, Upper Essh, and
materials are used.
which necessi- in Oranienburg, The Jews were NEW YORK.-(J. T. A.)-The
E. L Gilbert
totes the adjust- terrorized on the streets and Jew- Polish Telegraphic Agency in a
ing of prices on everything, In- ish houses stoned. No serious in- statement to the Jewish Tele-
cluding funerals. In reducing our juries were sustained by any of graphic Agency, denies that Jew-
rates I believe I amrendering the t he victims. ish shops were plundered in the
Jewish community a distinct serv- Nazis Will Rival Egyptian Exodus. town of Wiherowa Pomerania, as
"The exodus of the Jews from reported in a cable of May 24.
ice which I hope will be emulated
2380 Twentieth Street
by other business firms."
Egypt will come to be considered Inquiry addressed to the Jewish
Lafayette 2908
Mr. Gilbert has the distinction a s mere child's play by the side of Telegraphic Agency offices abroad
of being the first licensed Jewish what will transpire when we begin brings confirmation of the first re-
funeral director In Detroit. Ile t p purge Germany of its Jews," port.
received his license 17 years ago was the declaration made by Wil- The inquiry conducted by the
REV. JACOB I SKLAR
under the name of Edmund G. helm Kube, leader of the Nazi fac- Jewish Telegraphic Agency reveals
Lewis and operated his business tion, in the course of an anti-Se- that the legionnaires responsible
ositroit's 'Leading and
.
Best Known
under that name until Dec. 4, mitic address at the session of the for the attack were former mem-
1929, when he changed his name Landtag. bets of General Haller's army and
MOHEL
"At present the offices of the not of Marshal Pilsudski's army,
to Edmund Lewis Gilbert and
Recommended by the
since then his firm has been iden- Prussian government are crowded to whom the term legionnaire is
Cites most prominent
Ph
tified as Gilbert's Funeral Home. with Zionists who will have no usually applied.
1810 Hazelwood Ave.
The home is located at 81 Dela- place when our friends take over
The chief suffered of the dis-
Phone Trinity 24428
turbances was one Moshe lzkowitz,
ware and has a chapel in connec- t he control," Kube stated.
"The Jewish members of the whose shop was looted, and who
Don with it, which is used for re-
Bourse and the Jewish press had was beaten up. Efforts were also
ligious funeral services.
Edmund I.. Gilbert service has better abstain from their game of made to loot other shops owned
attained ■ high standard. Cater- c resting an inflation," he warned. by Jews.
ing to Jewish requirements, it
blends well into the desired at-
mosphere of calm and dignity. Mr.
(Mogilevsky)
Gilbert is always available in-
stantly.
d fourth.
About 120 track athletes partici- Stage third. 77 .point.: Oriole.,
Graduate el the Jew
pated in the first annual field day 6 r ilvi ldual
wsinners
Ins Maternity Hmpitali
and picnic held at Belle Isle on
Cl New York.
100.yd. dash-Mallin
stags.won:
Sunday, June 5, under the auspice. Schreatt, mood; lists. lin-
570 Weitenlaster Ave.
thin: Paul. Slat., fourth. Time
of the Jewish Center Association itoahs,
10.9 second..
Heenlmk 5454
athletic committee. The track
220-yd. darn-Won by Boric Tr.
meet, baseball games and novelty card.; Sh•fer. Stags. second; Kaufman.
Halioah•. raki.d. Stark tie for third.
races were witnessed by approxi- Time.
21 moor.
mately 1,000 spectators. Results
Running fifth Jum.-Tied by Hootner
Zeman. Trocards: Berri.. Trocarde.
of the track meet are as follows: and
third: Summits. Orioles, Drapk1n. Stags,
Rev. Samuel
MOGILL
GAS
LOS ANGELES.-Lucylle Gold-
smith, 16-year-old high school stu
dent of Los Angeles, Cal., daugh-
BILF:SLAU.-(J. T. 74„)-The ter of a widowed Jewish mother,
last February when they were at- situation in Breslau, where Jews traveled 3,000 miles across the
tacked by a mob estimated to in- were attacked on Thursday night, continent to astound a glittering
elude 350 Nazis.
is quiet, according to a com-
Fear Reign of Terror,
munique issued by the police.
President Paul von llindenburg's The police communique attempts
decision to dissolve the Reichstag, to milden the excesses and states
elected only a month ago, east a that the Nazi attack was aimed
shadow in Jewish circles. against the Lefts.
A reign of terror in which the
Bar Cologne Jewish Teachers.
Jews will be the victims is feared
COLOGNE.-(J. T. A.)-Grad•
during the election campaign
period. The elections are expect- notes of the Jewish teachers' semi-
ed to take place next month. nary in Cologne, which until now
Zionist leaders declare that the has enjoyed state recognition, will
fate of the Jews in Germany will : henceforth not be admitted as
affect the fate of millions of Jews teachers in state schools in Prus-
in other countries where Germany
This change in status was made
has been net up as an example.
known in an official communique
Non-Zionist leaders prefer not
issued by the minister of educa-
to predict what German Jewry's tion.
fate is to be.
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4.40-21- 11349 83.59 $6.91
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WE SELL SHELL GAS ONLY
We also specialize in high pressure lubrication,
using seven (7) different kinds of grease. Try us for
a good greasing job.
Alemiting - Washing - Greasing - Polishing - Repairs - Batteries Charged - Vulcanizing
I PHILADELPHIA _=
Tire an. Battery
8443 TWELFTH STREET
Service
SAM GREEN, Proprietor
GARFIELD 9648