ThEYATBORAWIS11 ROPIICLE
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
EUROPEAN CITIES 1DR. METZGER SPEAKS
AT PURITY MEETING
REPORT NUMEROUS
ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS On Monday evening, Dec. 26, at
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of taking vigorous steps to suppress
the anti-Jewish Nazi terrorization,
which has caused considerable prop-
erty damage and serious business
losses.
WILL CATER YOUR NEEDS FOR YOUR
New Year's Eve Party
Attacks on Jewish Warehouses in
Germany.
BERLIN.—(J. T. Al—Tear and
gas bombing attacks upon ware-
houses and other places of business
owned by Jews were reported in
Giessen, Mainz, Darmstadt, Worms
and other towns.
The attacks are believed to be
part of a premeditated plan
worked out by Central Nazi head-
quarters.
In Giessen, tear bombs were
thrown into three warehouses own-
ed by Jews during the busiest trad-
ing hours. A member of the Nazi
Storm Troops, Wenzel, was arrest-
ed by the police and confessed the
act, explaining that it was done
to damage the interest of the Jews.
If you are planning to hold a New
Year's Eve Party at your home there
is no need to worry about what to
serve—Buddy will take care of that
for you! Whether you want deli-
catessen or cooked foods, Buddy is
prepared to serve you anything you
like—and you'll find that your party
will cost less, too!
We will be open all night .
New Year's Eve
The Voelkischer Beobachter, the
organ of the Nazis, gives prominent
space to the closing down of the
Breslau University for the third
time. It publishes its own descrip-
tion of the occurrences under the
heading "Because of Jewish Fire-
arms l'ointed at Our Students." It
goes on to describe the details of
the disturbance at the lecture when
the Nazi students assembled de-
manding that Professor Cohn
should leave the university immed-
iately.
Schechit ■ Prohibition.
The Plenum of the state parlia-
ment of Thuringia has, by the uni-
ted votes of the Nazis and the Ger-
man National Agrarian League
against those of the Social Demo-
crats and the Communists, decided
to put into force the prohibition of
Schechita as from July 1, 1933. In
the meantime, Thuringia is to ne-
and the rest
gotiate with ussia
Pr
of the German states, wills a view
to the introduction of a general
prohibition of Schechita.
The law prohibiting Schechita,
provides for a penalty of six
months' imprisonment for infringe-
ment.
serve a Special 9-Course New Year's Eve Dinner
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OUR 7TH
An event that will interest every man in Detroit. Just take
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OTHER FINE SUITS
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Miss Diana Connell of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association staff
acts in advisory capacity at these
meetings and is also available for
consultation at any time. In this
way the services of a trained so-
- vial worker are always available.
The local group as a part of the
DR. HARRY C. METZGER
National Bib Sister and Big Broth-
and Cass, Dr. Harry C. Metzger, er movement with headquarters in
will give an illustrated talk on New York. As the name implies
they act as friend and advisor to
"Tuberculosis in Children."
Dr. Metzger is considered well young people from 14 to 25 years
versed on this subject, having made of age. The committee has taken
care of a number of girls thus for
extensive studies in both this coun-
try and Europe and is, at the pres- this year and hopes to enlarge its
ent time, one of the consultants on scope with its present plans so well
organized,
the staff of the Detroit and Wayne
The committee workers are:
County Tuberculosis and Health
Mrs. Sol M. Cole, vier-chair-
Society. This society has under-
man; Mesdames Harry Alvin, Ar-
taken to establish better conditions
thur
Bloom, Philip Bloomgarden,
in the Wayne County schools by
periodical physical examinations Regene Freund Cohane, M. Ellias,
J. I. Elliman, Clarence 11. Enggass,
of all children in attendance and
scientific tests for the determina- Arthur Fine!, Leo M. Franklin,
tion and extent of the existence of Aimmie R. Ginsburg, Fred A. Gins-
the tuberculosis germ among chil- burg, Harry Goldberg, Max Keidan,
dren of school age. Dr. Metzger I. Rodman Meyers, K. Nemer, Mor-
is following up this work in the ris Rand, Oscar Robinson, Monroe
Wayne County schools at the pres- Rosenfield, Louis Savage, Arthur
Schiller, Lee B. Striping, Melville
ent time.
S. Welt, Harold Van 13aalen, and
Henry Wiseman.
Polish Jews Anxious To Go to
Palestine.
ANNIVERSARY SALE
GGG SUITS and
OVERCOATS
the regular electing of Purity
Chapter, No. 359, 0. E. S., to be
held at the Eastern Star Temple on Mrs. Henry Meyers, chairman of
Alexandrince, between Woodward the Big Sister Committee, one of
the social welfare departments of
the Detroit section, National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, announces a
t fee instructive talks for her
se
co mmittee.
ries i to
Miss Marie Rasey opened the
course with a discussion of "The
Approach of the Big Sister to the
Little Sister."
The second lecture is by Dr.
Edith Dale Swift.
The Big Sister committee meets
once a month at the clubhouse of
the council. At this time each
member of the committee discusses
with the group the problems with
n which
h. shehas met in the previous
Breslau University Closed for
Third Time.
So drop in after the show or any time. We will
GENUINE FRENCH SEDAN MONTAGNAC $59 . 50
OVERCOATS, Regular $95 value, offering this
sale at
WARSAW.— (J. T. A.) —Re-
ports from the Palestine offices in
Poland which are responsible for
alloting the emigratiOn certificates
and for facilitating the emigration
of persons seeking permission to
enter Palestine, as capitalists or
with other qualifications, report
that they are overwhelmed by the
large number of applications reach-
ing them from all parts of the
country.
In some districts, the Palestine
offices are beseiged daily by hun-
dreds whose only hope now seems
to lie in the possibility of leaving
fur Palestine. The comparatively
low quota of immigration certifi-
cates as well as the other restrict-
ions to which immigration is sub-
ject, do not make it possible to ac-
cede to more than a small propor-
tion of the applications.
Distrust of Investigation.
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The Jewish deputies in the Polish
Sejm, including the members of the
Club of Jewish Deputies, the Pro-
Government Jewish Deputies, and
those of other parties, have made
a demand for the removal from
their posts of the three principal
executive officials in Lemberg: the
governor, the chief of police, and
the head of the security depart-
ment. They also informed the min-
ister of interior that they cannot
trust the investigations at present
being conducted in Lemberg on
the ministry's instructions, so long
as the investigation was under the
authority of persons, who, the Jew-
ish deputies were convinced, them-
selves carried the responsibility for
tolerating and for failing to sup-
press the disturbances as soon as
they began to develop.
PALESTINE BOOTH
AT ZIONIST BALL
The enthusiastic way in which
the announcement of the sale of
tickets for the Zionist ball was re-
ceived indicates that it will be well
attended, and thus provide the nec-1
essary funds to carry on the edu-
cational work of the local Zionist
Organization for the year 1933.
Tickets have been distributed
among the members of the large
committee appointed by Abe Coop-
er, chairman, and satisfactory sales
have been reported in many quart-
ers. Many patrons tickets have
also been requested, and will be
supplied later.
F ine entertainment will be pro-
vided from the finest talent avail-
able, and an appropriate Palestine
booth will be placed, in which
nothing will be sold, but Palestine
products will he displayed, ques-
tions concerning Palestine answer-
ed, and membership applications
received. The booth will be in
charge of Mrs. William B. Isen-
burg.
The program committee assures
that this ball, which will take place
at the Statler Hotel, in the two
ballrooms, on Saturday, Feb. 4, will
be one of the finest of its kind ever
held in Detroit. Dress will be op-
tional.
Tickets may be obtained by call-
ing Myron Steinberg, at Cadillac
1400, or Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, at Co-
lumbia 2043. Mr. Steinberg and
Dr. K6sler are co-chairmen of the
ticket committee. Tickets may also
bd obtained at the offices of Isen-
burg-Purdy & Co., 3223 Barium
Tower, or A. C. Lappin, 3333 Bar-
ium Tower.
North Woodward Branch of
J. W. E. W. 0.
The North Woodward Branch
of the Jewish Women's European
Welfare Organization will hold a
party on Jan. 29, at the B'nai
Moshe Synagogue, Lawrence and
Dexter boulevard. Mrs. E. J.
Schwartz and Mrs. J. Modell are
planning this affair, for the men
as well as woipen.
ODESSA SOCIETY
21ST BALL JAN. 15
The twenty-first annual ball will
be given by the Odessa Progressive
Aid Society at the Fort Wayne Ho-
tel, Sunday evening, Jan. 15. The
ball committee is planning several
new features, in charge of H. J.
Goldber.
The officers of the organization,
all energetically helping the ball
Agitation in Lemberg Against the committee, are: President, S. Cash,•
Christmas Shopping at
vice-president, S. Belkin; financial
Jewish Stores.
secretary, D. Welt; treasurer, NI.
LENII3EIL—(J. T. A.)—An or- Oschin; recording secretary, Char-
ganized agitation has been initiated les Driker.
in Lemberg with the object of in-
ducing Christian purchasers to boy-
MARIONETTES AT
cott Jewish stores in their Christ-
CIVIC THEATER
mas shopping.
Huge signs have been painted on
The Bonstelle Civic Theater an-
walls in public places bearing the nounces that the Ilestwood Mar-
slogans, "Do not buy from Jews ionettes will be featured in a
for Christmas," Avoid Jewish Mickey Mouse performance, "The
shops Because Jews are Thieves." Champion," on Monday, at 10:30
Endeks have also distributed in the
a. m. and at two performances
streets large numbers of handbills on Wednesday, at 9:30 and 11
of a similar character, and they R. M.
are vigorously conducting a cam-
A complete play will be pre-
paign to make the anti-Jewish boy- sented. It will be completely a
cott effective. As part of their marionette show.
activities, they are forcing Christ-
ian firms to sign declarations not
Maxine Finsterwald's Play
to buy from Jews.
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JEWISH RADIO FORUM
Rabbi Elmer Berger of Pontiac
To Speak This Sunday.
The Jewish Radio Forum pro-
gram this Sunday will present,
over Station WJBK, front 2:30
to :3 p. in., a program commemor-
ating the festival of Chanukah.
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RABBI ELMER BERGER
Rabbi Elmer Berger of the Jew-
ish Community Center of Pontiac
will deliver a sermon entitled
"Chanukah — A Re-dedication."
Rabbi Berger is a graduate of the
University of Cincinnati and of
the Hebrew Union College. The
musical program will feature
Gabriel Sites, concert violinist,
and Ethel Goldman Mendelsohn,
pianist.
Rabbi Leon Frem of Temple
Beth El will be presented in a
Question and Answer Period, an-
swering the question "Is It I'roper
for Jewish Children To Have
Christmas Trees and To Send or
Receive Christmas Gifts or To
Decorate Their Homes with Typi-
cal Christmas Decorations?"
Aaron Kurland will preside.
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The Ramblers will give their
annual dance Sunday evening,
Jan. 15, at the Emanuel Hall,
Taylor at Woodrow Wilson, feat- Even the hawk and the street-dog
have their friends.
uring the Varsity Syncopators.
some. 'melon./ addl les lo any home. Pee
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MIZRACHI BRIDGE
DANSANT ON JAN. 2
On Saturday evening, Dec. 24, at
8:30 o'clock, the Mizrachi Youth
will sponsor a Chanukah party at
its clubrooms, 9035 Twelfth street ;
near Clairmont. This party is being
arranged by both the social and the
cultural committees. Members of
the Benot Akibah, the junior group,
will participate in the program
with appropriate songs, recitations
and Palestinian numbers. The prin-
cipal address on the significance of
Chanukah will be delivered by the
national executive director, Sey-
mour Zambrowaky, who has just
arrived from Chicago.
Tickets for the bridge-dansant,
to be held at the Chinese Tea Gar-
dens on Monday evening, Jan, 2,
as a feature of the Mid-Western
Convention, are selling rapidly. The
program will include several popu-
lar entertainers, prizes and Kosher
refreshments.
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Barrels of fun—favors and noisemakers. Now, get your
gang together and enjoy this New Year's party.
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Special Holday Rates Are
Offered by Bus Lnes.
Special holiday round trip fares,
good until Jan. 15 and effective at
once, have been announced by J. B.
From the Deep Cold Waters of Lake Huron—
Walker, vice-president of the Grey-
You'll enjoy eating fish, fresh from the ice-cold
hound Management Co., operators
blue waters of Lake Iluron. Ice-packed when
of the Greyhound Lines.
Under the holiday fare schedule,
caught; expressed to us each day.
• round trip ticket can be purchased
from Detroit to any one of the more
Special Luncheon from 10:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M.-35c
than 10,000 cities and towns served
Fine appetizing specials to choose from.
by the Greyhound Lines for one-
way fare plus one dollar, Mr. Walk-
Evening Dinner from 4:30 P. M. to 9:30 P. M.-50c
er said. Winter travel by Grey-
hound I.ines, he continued, will he
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found as comfortable and as pleas-
Opposite Grinnell's
At Forest
ant as at any time of the year, as
all coaches are warmed to a coin-
fortable degree even on the coldest
day.
He also pointed to the fact that
each passenger has his own indi-
Best Wishes for a Happy
Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman went vidual reclining seat with clean
•
Chanukah! .
to Kalamazoo last Friday to speak linen head rests and inside racks
at Congregation Bnai Israel at a for lunggage.
meeting held in connection with
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Michigan Theater.
the sixth consecutive tour of the
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A Christmas show that becomes
Union of American Hebrew Con-
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bigger
and better as it unfolds is
gregations. Mrs. Folkman led the
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Friday evening service in the ab- the Yueltide threat for young and
old
at
the
Michigan Theater.
sence of the Rabbi, and spoke on
On screen the winner of the Aca-
We bake fresh bread every two
"Hidden Jewels."
demy Award for the best acting of
hours. Try our Chale, Rye,
Pumpernickle Bread. One trial
"Wanted, a Real Hero," written 1932, Helen Hayes Is co-starred
will convince you about our
by Mrs. Jerome Folkman, will be with Ramon Novarro In the David
given by the Children of the Sab- Belasco stage success, "Son-Daugh-
products.
bath School for Chanukah, Sun- ter."
United Artists Theater.
day afternoon. Those taking part
JUVENILE WISDOM
Ronald Colman in "Cynara" with
are: Victor Sapir, Ellis Silber-
Alvin J. Grodzinsky of 410 West stein, Reda Latzer. Refreshments Kay Francis will open at the Uni-
Willis writes that three-year-old will be served by the Sisterhood. ted Artiste Theater Christmas Day.
This picture Is made from the play
Frieda Magid of 1646 Pingree ex-
The Book Lovers' Club met of the same name and its unusual
plained that the reason Santa
daring and romantic theme was the
Maxine Finsterwald's "Giants in
Chains" was the bill at the I'lay-
house, at Woodward and Forest
avenues, starting Monday, Dec. 19,
and continuing through the week
with the exception of Christmas
Eve. It was the first performance
of the play on any stage.
"Giants in Chains" won the Otto
II. Kahn prize three years ago; an
award made annually at the de-
partment of dramatics in the Car-
negie Institute of Technology. Miss
Finsterwald is also the author of
several one-act plays, two of which
have won the Samuel French prize
in the annual tournament in New
York. Iler most recent play, now
in preparation at Pasadena, is en-
titled "The Fall of Timothy Win-
ters."
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