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LORD PLUMER DIES;
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the Jewish Faith has received an
invitation to participate in the
ference scheduled for Aug. 14 in world Jewish conference in Geneva
on
Aug. 14, but has not yet con-
Geneva.
Leading in opposition to partici- sidered the matter.
pation in the world Jewish con-
ference were the members of the Warsaw Kehillah Sends One
Delegate.
Joint Foreign Committee.
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—The
When the board expressed a wish
president of the Warsaw Jewish
to be acquainted with the undis-
Community, Mabur, was elected as
closed reasons which have prompted the only representative of the Ke-
the Joint Foreign Committee to
hillah at the forthcoming world
opose the conference, press and
Jewish conference in Geneva on
audience alike were requested to
Aug. 14.
leave and the session woo continued
A motion, proposed by the Zion-
in camera. It was during the
ists in the Kehillah, asking that the
closed session that the opposition
delegate be instructed to vote for
obtained a majority.
the establishment of a world Jew-
Rabbi Samuel Daiches led the ish Congress, was defeated.
°position.
The meeting also defeated the
Zionist request for the anointment
Central Union May Decline.
of a second delegate, whereupon
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The Cen- the Zionists left the meeting in pro-
tral Union of German Citizens of test.

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BREAD SHORTAGE

JEWISH ARTISANS

PISGAH INSTALLS
ITS NEW OFFICERS

OBITUARY

ANNA

SCHNEIDER

of 15709 Alden avenue, 38 years
old, died on July 20. Funeral
(Continued from Page One.)
services were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on July 21 with
of Viscount Plumer's demise. It
recalls his career as a Field Mar- interment at Cloverhill Park Cem-
etery. Rabbi A. M. Hershman of-
shal and his High Commissioner-
ficiated. She is survived by her
ship.
husband and eight children.
The period of his incumbency
of the Palestine post is stated to
RUBIN AXELROD
be the only period when complete of 15503 Normandy, 20 years old,
tranquility existed in Palestine.
died on July 16, Funeral ser-

Lord Plumer was named High
Commissioner by the British gov-
ernment without consultation with
the World Zionist Organization,
but his naming was approved and
he was regarded as desirous of be-
ing fair to the aspirations of the
Zionists
lie came to the post after ser-
vice as the first Cmomander of
the Fifth Army Corps and then of
the Second Army of the British
Expeditionary Force in France.
After that he commanded the ex-
peditionary force in Italy.
In 1929, when the Arab riots
occurred, it was generally point-
ed out that the excesses would not
have occurred had Lord Plumer
been in office.

vices were held at Lewis Bros,
Funeral Home on July 17, with
interment at Har Harmoria Cem-
etery, He is survived by his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Axelrod, two
brothers, George and Morris, and
two sister;, Lillian and Mrs. Shir-
ley Newman,

B'NAI MOSHE NOTES

The Sisterhood of Congregation 11'nal
Moshe will ho:d its evening and Party
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 3, at 8 p.m
n the spacious banquet hall, Dexter at
Lawrence •venue. The chairlady Is Mrs.
Mm Lovingerand the co-cheat- lady Mrs.
Jacob Greenwald.
The Sisterhood will hold another pie•
nle on Sunday. Sept. 4, at Nankin Mills
Inn. A detailed report will follow In
the coming issue of The Jewish Chron-
icle.

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(Continued

from Pair. One)

The Young People's Bible Class will
hold its next meeting on Tuesday even.
ning, July 26. at 8 p. m., In the club
room of the synagogue. Dexter •t Law-
rence, under the leadership of Rabbi
MO.. Fischer.

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Formerly EDMUND G. LEWIS

MANUEL URBACH

HATTIE COHEN

of 1545 Blaine avenue, 63 years
old, died on July 9. Funeral ser-
vices were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on July 10 with
interment at Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi I. Stollman officiated. She
is survived by four sons, David,
William and Charles of Detroit
and Joseph of Chicago, and four
daughters, Belle, Mrs. Sol Levine
of Toledo, Mrs. Goldie Goldsmith
and Mrs. Harry Miller.

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Ribla Class:

The Los Angeles Sanitarium is giving
• cabaret moonlight to Sugar Island on
Aug. 14. This affair is being sponsored
in conjunction with members of the Sis-
terhood. If you plan to go to this moon•
light get in touch with Mrs, Ilarry
Greenbaum, 2965 Webb avenue, Hem-
lock 7604-11, or Mrs. Harry Meer. 2951
Tuxedo avenue, Hemlock 0136-M, for
tickets to this moonlight.
Talmud Terrell:
Daily Hebrew classes are held !rum

(Continued from Page One.)
Pisgah Lodge will celebrate its
Diamond Jubilee in November and
that many activities are contem-
A state of mind. The Anti-
even to satisfy the minimum of
Arise from the un-Americanism
plated.
Semite, not his victim, should be
TO RENT—Furnished room. Use of requirements."
Aaron Kurland, a past president, studied. — Anonymous,
of the immigrant. — Arthur Page.
telephone and garage if necessam.
In Biro Bidjan only actual la-
was
presented
with
a
gavel
as
a
Reasonable rent. Apply at 2951 . Glen-
borers are fed in the collective
dale avenue between Lawton and Wilde-
token of his services to the lodge
kitchen, but their wives and chil-
mere.
as presiding officer. The presen-
dren are not permitted to enter
tation speech was made by Max
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with
adjoining lavatory and shower In priv- the kitchen.
Edwards, and Mr. Kurland re-
The paper asks immediate in-
ate family. Convenient to mr and bus
sponded.
lines. Nice neighborhood. Vary tervention by the Comzet.
at our
reasonable, Most be seen to be •p-
An entertainment program feat-
The mass immigration of new
cited. 2519 Mgr. •venue. Euc-
Super Service
id 6829•W.
Jewish settlers from some sections ured the following: Edward
of Bira Bidjan approximates over Lichwart, concert pianist, Madame
AGED LADY living alone in
Station
The United Dairies, Inc. MIDDLE
Pauline Brussell of Station WMBC
modern apartment with all conveniences 60 per cent while in other places,
Conveniently Located at
would
like
to
share
It
with
•nother
Announce to their many cus-
the percentage is twenty, accord- and the Halevy-Hazomir Society,
Hamilton and Baltimore
lady, at $15 per month. Art Center
An added feature of the enter-
tomers that they will deliver
vicinity. Call Terrace 1-116011 or Tem- ing to a wired report received by
st
I
ple 2•5064,
Hi-Test Milk around the follow-
the Moscow Comzet, governmental tainment program was the presen-
Ash on about our free tube
tation
of a satirical sketch on Jew-
offer. A brand n.w, Good-
ing lakes:
department for settling Jews on
FOR RENT—Lower fiat, Monterey and
ish salesmanship, written by Aaron
year tube free with every
)
Lawton. 6 room, 3 bedrooms, steam land and in agriculture from the
Cass — Wall — Orchard
Goodyear tire you
buy.
Rosenberg and presented by Mr.
heat, friglitaire, screened porches, Far Eastern Comzet.
Don't delay, this offer for
as well as other neighborhoods.
breakfas
t
all hand painted.
Rosenberg and Reuben Wendorff.
• limited time only.
Garage. 146 a month. Hemlock 6652•W.
An urgent plea for relief is
Now every woman can get the
I
The following committee ap-
RALPII LEVY
same Ill-Test Milk while at the WOMAN desires eomplete charge of made. The report points out that pointments were announced by
EMIL ECKHOUSE
Whether it's • tiro, seam gem, oe a change of oils wash aleneltIng, brake
country as she obtains in the
house work, also laundry, In adult building operations have been to- President Metzger:
R4111.
adjusting, etc, you'll appreciate our courteous and attentive service.
family.
First
Hue
cook.
Call
Tem-
tally
discontinued
owing
to
lack
city. For this service call
Initiation: Joseph Staub, chair-
seeable prices prevail.
ple 1.7041.
of timber and other materials as man; Elias Goldberg and Max Ed-
LONGFELLOW 6051
the
deficiencies
of
manage-
FARM HOME, near Mothers Cerny at well as
and arrangements will be made.
wards.
Chelsea. Board •nd room 17.00 • ment and the shortage of food.
week. Good swimming, boat furnished,
Try our Chocolate Milk—Nour-
Social welfare, Nathan D. Ro-
EMIL ECKHOUSE - Props. - RALPH LEVY
nurse attending will care for convales-
sin, chairman; Joshua Joyrich nod
ishing and Healthy.
rent or children. See Mrs. Doty at Il
TRINITY 2.9724
HAMILTON and BALTIMORE
Aaron Kurland.
East Grand avenue, Highland Park, BETH DAVID AGAIN
Apt. 31I.
and welfare, Rabbi Harry
ELECTS KEYWELL Z. Sick
Gordon,
chairman,
Sam
Munch
WANTED—Roarders and roomers In ■
private modern home, locatedan Lake
and Dr. Victor Droock,
960 11, Sin-Milo Rd. Longfellow 6051
Chemung. 45 mile. west of Detroit,
At a meeting of Congregation
Emergency relief, Jacob Schol-
GIVE US A TRIAL
. mile north of U. S. 16. Ten dol- Beth David, held June 8, Henry C.
nick, chairman, Morris Shatzen
rs per week nee person. Reference.
exchanged Mrs. J. R. McNamara. Keywell was unanimously re- and Henry M. Abramovitz.
Howell, Michigan,
Phone Howell ago e, corner
Publicity, Rudolph Meyersohn,
7130•ES.
Elmhurst a n d
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
chairman, Ilarold M. Silverston,
Fourteenth
Aaron
Kurland and Mandell Bern-
Detroit's Loading and
streets, was ded-
Boot Knows
stein.
icated four years
Intellectual
advancement, Aar-
MOHEL
ago, Mr. Keywell,
on Rosenberg, chairman, Ben F.
Recommended by the
who
was
t
h
e
"Der
Andere"
("The
Man
j
Goldman,
Henry
N. Abramovitz,
City's moot prominent
Physicians
Within") is another film triumph main builder of
Sam Keene and Wm. Isenberg.
Ills Ha.lweed Ave.
that
beautiful
which comes to the German talk-
Membership, M a x Edwards,
Phone Trinity 2.426
edifice, had just
chairman, Leo Gottfurcht, Maur-
a. ing screen at the Little Cinema
•
Theater, 56 East Columbia, for a completed h i
ice Glassman, Joseph Staub, Elias
week's stay, beginning this Satur- plans for re-or-
Goldberg, Harry C. Weiss, Dr.
ganizing a n d
day.
Peter Bernstein, Martin Gilbert
Rev. Cantor
Crime in Germsny has not modernizing the
and Maurice Landau.
David Golden reached the ptaition of respect that elected president
A. Z. A., Dr. Harry C. Metzger,
for
the
eleventh
it
has
attained
on
this
side
of
the
chairman, and Dr. Otto Hirsch.
Detroit's Favorite
Atlantic. No ganger over there term.
M 0 11 E I.
Entertainment, Jacob Rosen-
44 °
Although t h e
Wedding Carerno. is glorifified into being a hero for
berg, chairman, Harry Yudkoff,
oleo Performed at youngsters to worship. Generally Beth David Syn- H. C. Keywell Silas Fineberg and Wm. Rhodes.
rough and tumble fellows such as congregation into an up-to-date I Auditing, Elias Goldberg, chair-
Horne and by
our toughs were before the coming house of worship. man, Joseph Staub and Morris
Appointment
of
organized racketeering, the Ger-
2220 Clainnount
Newman.
man underworld characters have
Euclid 0400
Finance, Jacob Miller, chairman,
no glamour about them.
Nathan D. Rosin, Jacob Schol-
"Der Andere" a psychological
In loving memory of our dear nick, Elias Goldberg, Max Kogan,
study of a dual personality. By
Albert Summer and Aaron Droock.
no means a ganster picture, many mother, Jennie Zuieback, who
Anti-Defamation, Milton Alex-1
of its middle sequences give strik- passed away July 24, 1929.
ander, chairman, William Fried- I
ing representations of the German The Cower. and the trees are blooming
man, James I. Ellman, Israel
over
your
silent
re
sting
place.
underworld, gansters and the sort
there lim one dearly loved whom melhoch, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, !
of dives the continental racketeers Beneath
rios, our minds we cannot ..... .1Rabbi Leo M. Franklin and Rabbi
inhabits. "Der Andere" shows us You left behind s me broken
o
hearts, that
Leon Frame
loved you most sincere,
that the German ganger is not a

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"DER ANDERE" AT
LITTLE THEATER

IN MEMORIAM

America is counting cylinders and

did and never will forged
machine gun toting killer. He car- They you, mother
dear
CHILDREN'S HOME
ries a knife, as do the Apaches of
Paris. Though he may use ■ re-
Sadly missed by her husband
POLICY OUTLINED
volver in • case of emergency, his and children.
armament never gets into the
(Continued from Page One.)
heavy artillery class—the sawed-
It is better not to begin than
says Edmund J. Butler. The Jew-
off shot guns of killers.
not to finish.
ish community and high-minded
Jewish philanthropists were among
the first to respond to the call of
distress. Jewish orphanages grew
up almost overnight, in which de-
pendent children were agggregated,
placed under the supervision of
trained and understanding workers,
affording them, within limitations
of available means, possibilities for
development. It is quite natural
for the Jew to be responsive in the
presence of despondency, especially
e.ziz
among children, because his tradi-
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tion is woven with the admonition
for his obligation to the widowed
and orphan.
"The Jewish community was the
There is a safe and sure way to accumu-
most receptive to the adoption of
modern methods. The old orphan
late wealth—a way that guarantees you
home with its aggregate system
an income every month For the rest of
was Reformed and, uniformity re-
linguished, the home itself became
your life after you reach the age of 60.
divided into cottages and a system
of intensive individualization in-
And in addition it provides positive pro-
troduced. The basic principal of
tection for your family.
this system is to retain in the
home the characteristic qualities
of the natural home with all its in-
The
timacy, to foster the spirit of
brotherliness and to develop a con-
scious group life wherein the in-
dividual is helped to develop his
talents and abilities.
one of the soundest, shrewdest invest-
"This method is followed in the
Jewish Children's Home of De-
ments you can make. It makes definite
troit, located on Burlingame and
Petoskey. The home is divided
provision for the period when advancing
into two distinct departments: in-
years must inevitably bring declining
fant and juvenile. The home, a
spacious, modern structure, bears
earnings.
the appearance of a private resi-
dence. The conduct of the home is
based upon the ideal of the priv-
For example a man, age 25, can purchase
ate home. Every child is handled
individually according to its needs
a monthly income of $100 a month for
and demands. Health and hygiene
life commencing at 60 by depositing
is in the care of a professionally
highly skilled and competent volun-
$313.50 annually. At the same time he
teer medical staff. Religious edu•
cation is relegated to the Talmud
provides protection for his family in the
Torahs, supplemented by a home
of early death. Find out all about
atmosphere in the home, conducive
to religious observances with daily
this investment plan now.
prayers, strict Sabbath and holi-
day observances and strict adher-
ence to the Jewish dietary laws
Children attend grammar, inter-
mediate and high schools with high
608 Park Ave. Bldg., Detroit, Mick.
average accomplishments..
There
this
eoweoridonaati
,
m
is no other discipline in the home
bet TV Greer•W*
than the one adopted in the well-
coupon today.
regulated private home. Outside
Pr
contacts are encouraged, forming of
friendships recommended and fre-
quent week-end visits to parents
and relatives urged. To develop
the willingness for earning and to
prepare the child for self support,
the policy of placing the older boys
to work has been adopted. It is
only deplorable that In the present
era of depression results in this
regard are very meager. Recrea-
tion and entertainment is a com-
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AMERICA PREFERS THE SIX

Since January 1st, buyers have chosen more Chevrolet Sixes than
the combined total of all fours and all eights priced below $1000

When buying a low-priced car, do as

America

doing: Count cylinders!
And you'll say, as America is saying:
"SLXI No more. No less!" America is
saying that in the most convincing way
it could possibly be said! With SALES!
Since January 1st, the public has pur-
chased more Chevrolets than the com-
bined total of all four-cylinder can
and all eights priced under $1000.

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Why? America counted cylinders and
Came to this conclusion: six is the ideal
number for a car of lowest price!
No more, because an engine with extra
cylinders is bound to cost more for gas,
oil and upkeep. No fess, because six is
the smallest number of cylinders you can
have in a car and avoid the undesirable
effects of inherent vibration.

A six, as Chevrolet builds it, is the
happy medium between two ex-
tremes. It gives unexcelled economy

No other motor car engine in America
today costs no little for gas, oil and up-
keep. It gives built in smoothness.
From 6 miles an hour to 65 or 70, Chev-
rolet is quietly, comfortably, enjoyably

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smooth. And because of this smooth-
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a low-priced automobile that really
stands up. It's a good, reliable, eco-
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keeps on being good, reliable, eco-
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SIX CYLINDERS

NO MORE—NO LESS

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advanced features. Be

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For

With more than six cylinders you sac-

America's

cylinder-wise!

lead and make

your

next low-priced car a six—a

Chevrolet

Six! Unless you do, you can't

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rifice economy—With less than six

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30Ifi Feakell Ave.
TUCEER-JORD AN CHEVROLET SALES, INC-
WM Mack Am.

KESSLER SALES • SERVICE CO.

Dan W, Veer Hah..s. at W. Grand Elv•

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12697 Woodward Am.

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53 West Sovea-Milo Road
CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO.
130 L. Jammu Ave.

MONK CHEVROLET CO.
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LLOYD CHEVROLET SALES
6201 Crud River Ara.
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1100 Gratiet Ara
FABER CHEVROLET INC.
11334 Orator Bead. at Barlingmaa
CHEVROLET RETAIL STORE
General Meters Bldg.
GRATIOT CHEVROLET CO.
126611 Grader Avenue

DICK CHAMBERS. INC.

14.12 Grand River Arc
OTTEN-NICOLAI, INC.
13401 Wan Dyke Aim
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11110240 Jos. Casnami
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11425 Hami'den Ave.
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1316 Grating Ares Ranewilla

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Plymouth, hiht Mies

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DETTMER.KINGAN
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114.4,

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10334 Wee* Jeffenan Ara.
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HOMER CHEVROLET Inc
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NATIONAL AUTO SALES
3725 Grand River Avenue
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