TH d bETROIT LWISR R-RONICL -
AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
NEWSPAPER FOR
WAYNE CC:UNTY
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
The Net, York Public
Display Scrolls of Book
cf Esther at Seminary
Nlarclt
and ,, oi toclig until Alareh
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High CcAnnussioner Wau-
chope Rejects Demands
Made by Arabs.
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OF JEWISH
S HORTAGE
LABOR IN PALESTINE
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Report 1,400 Jewish Work-
Needed at Once
ers Are
for Planting Season,
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"A World Passed By" Alfidl•yr el' Week's !hods
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HARDSHIPS ADMITTED, ,H.
REPORT IS ATTACKED
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JUNIOR HADASSAH
WILL H EAR SACHAR
• :amok:sumer, it Is
••/r a told reception
a...a.
which Was ap-
to the .1.
...nfera.nce of 60
pointed '•
,ailous parts of the
A ra b i; f,
1, had been summoned
country
by the A, a 1 Executive, for the sole
purpose • ,chatting Jewish in-
unJ
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It had at first been decided t
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all a gc•,- ad strike for 51•irch
but this wa- th •ymed umultie here'.
after the I. port of the delegation
and the ■ ,11.,1-,:pt•fation pulley
ass derhlya upon.
A seed .1 Arab conference is •
he called for March 26 fur t hi
purpose .-f drawing up the pio
ran ,•f • n .c• heperat i toll.
Sharp Jewish Labor Shortage,
A sharp shortage in Jewish
by e ∎ ■ :, eni•ertenced throuele
out Pal. • •••• and the Ilistallcuth
hat , ItIl appeal to Zionist
• Aces abroad to dis
Imm i x:
all to whom ink
patch t I.
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T. A.)-Two im-
BERLIN
•pi cssive ineytings were held here
Sunday under the auspices of the
, Central Union of German Citizens
of the Jewish Faith where speak-
ers warned that the Nazi govern-
ment plan, to deprive the Jews of
their tights, once it ha, established
it-cif in power.
warning was uttered by
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Dr. lit tom Weil and Rabbi Meer
, Both declared themselves against
the advice which is being received
from non-Jewish quarters and
from some Jewish groups as well,
LATE A. H. SARASOHN
to abandon the snuggle for equal
Isar,,
flee
rights
and to at, cpt iitattIs as a
p, •L oa • r i.,, i n
1111 noritY group.
eMploy
Of
his
great.
, pd thy
Ge rman
tli'zh.a2n,C(eifnttriai,1
E iaiseri t‘.‘1. sl I
Jewish 'Ffai
declared
is
determined
to
tnain-
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{The I lain a fast hold on the emancipa-
j{„{,{{ • \
• bellied
tion of the Jews and newer velem-
tardy return to the ghetto.
Attack Loewenstein.
The home of Deputy Kurt Loew-
, cnstein was attacked Monday
', night. •
A number of persons entered
the house, lucked Ilerr Idsewen-
D , , , i , , stein into his hydrot•in and then
proceeded to break windows, fur-
, longs and demolish the study.
I Iii r Loewenstein is the well
n protagonist of school re•
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51150.,
in the Berlin municipality.
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For his Sunday niorniho
at Temple Beth El, 10 I •
hl I a anklin has chosen the -.11 1
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Grand Rapids chap-
classes, one class I*1. 1 1•n and M. Shane.
, •••-u•l• in Detroit. are seven different
tor
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pre,, rating the tir , t act. th
• a•tend.
oral (lass following with the sec
"R"h:
• - pf 11133" is directed
part icipat in.:
e. nooses
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F me, member of Wnai ond act. tc
the pet foinmme are in char,
a • aaiship degree team
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of Nliss Leah Pike. Mks I:•••••
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f the eight previous
.h Ws produced 1i7 Pik,. Miss Ruth Ticktin• 51 -
MRS. JACOB SCHIFF
DIES AT AGE OF 78
• Cond uct E. esn ,aations.
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• ' c a no n . are not
of Noted Banker and
' •. Is and Philip %Vas.
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Philanthropist Gave Large
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A
' to amateurs includes edo branch of the United Hebrew
Causes.
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SUMS to Many
Last Sunday an e[ ent'
. pals the following: school-
( ••hen, Miss Bar - ination was held in Miss .10 0 ,
Mr•. Thu.'s.-
hara ii . . •
Ni.:w ylilth
1'101.114y.
jo.eph
Her-
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14 p .h y yI.1-•.
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sfT. w Blow of Jacob T. s
li c „ Idield, Elliot Mil. ii.gir,,,• alas- etas given such a .chi
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test. At these tests members of the banker and philanthro pet.e a
j"(Th
W.IIP•I
man
in" ' appear in eh
and P ar- bora , / Tuesday in Salem Ft Id
a .s.•
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cat s
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the hoard of education
Pri‘ at GI-
Brooklyn.
only men,
skit.
ro t, ..f the chddren are Pre"... 1. Cemetery.
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a k-outs.
Next Sunday. March 5, Mrs. Y.
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and
a few inh,
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and
band. augment
the her, of her family
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• - Ilelfenhein and his ,, Lummo„ ,.,ii h,,,,, 3 test,
mate filend• were present. were
bras , h 1 , ' , ,th
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oichestral ensemble
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' later one of . r. a studies of the
in
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to rage Opposite Editorial) will have tests
euchtw Threatened.
Js are threatened by the
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Idan Del Angriff against
FlIllehWallger, the dis-
• , r (.1 . 11111111 author. now in
States, fur his alleged
Chancellor Adolf
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a:an' , attack upon
. c er ' u ppears on the
• Saturday's edi-
hpadline: "Un-
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Oratorical Conn-At
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Jewish National Fund Determined Work
In Palestine Must Continue Unimpaired
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k hoserling,
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CHILDREN'S HOME
REPORTS MARCH 7
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work ,r, I'd,
" flo.
successfully carried on at pres-
ent. and holdine forth so much
hope for the Jew. throughout
the world, must not lie slowed
up. Our effort must tie car-
ried on and if possible'
op. Especially the national
Is present at-
anger on
• by him in
a tea in
'1 . Jewish
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rootlet]. rttllt: [loin Lae a
of
1• :do 1 - :••• • : hilestine Night
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Lowenthal. Anotloi
the fact that Jose-fill of Sia,
lived in thy III st „yet, j. •
first . 1.,I• It '
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FRANKLIN TO DISCUSS
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"FREEDOM IN PULPIT" a and
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Will Be Presented at Annual
Meeting; Open IIOUSe
on March 12.
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fort, which makr• it possible to
settle thousands of pioneers on
are cat, .
land of the Jewish Nat onal
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and ea,:
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haying puldn•
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•eononlic and political prold 5C:nf-
t , Saw„hiuchu tabi entpuil:, l , ic i. 7:-. u.
S ,•tr e‘;ii:' ,1•; : , , gl i o
• the home,
• di e urged
• order to
hied with
For the first time in Detroit.
this concert will featt, e Pales-
"f NtIr.
he 1. We I t,
which will le
in Jewish Inc rar
tinian talking pictures.
t - me herr
Dr Mark Gunrburi, eminent
pianist, will personally appear
and will play
ho
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numbly, the
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community, because. Pf its unique
;ner that will be the medium for 'Pc,.
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pen *Dose
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ha , 1.cen -e
tinearou•ed Iitet• the atntud . in the howl
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anathan .1. wen
Ii-play' d 10 a
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for Nhlrh rt ha. h e re, no g.•
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A program of
.nt. ••altont re has Vs n
arranged
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fortl , ,
The,. w il In no ...Imitation of
I "- (and, either at the annual meet-
i ne oe et the ellen house.
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That's why ..uch a I at.,
.,rithropir and sociAl new-.
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every Jewi , h farni•y that
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he elect-
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inten-
rum! re-
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with Canadian .
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'ouches so many ire el
Pro••ant ot a • atholie chili, I.
,ornal.
other
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Warns A0 ,‘•••••
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on the ,iiisno
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lime is a p o int I
it
of the best known Detroit so-
pranos. who recently returned
sine a group of Hebrew songs.
I to be heard for the first
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function to perform and s•
price is rea•onahh• aa • • •
I.
as a subscriber.
the t'Isaag•ret,f s ' itn eg t
in Palestine.
Emma lararoff Schaver, one
from a Palestinian visit, will
ant gang t' I ..•
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PAPER. A Jew.'
nocec.aty part of .1.•vi-h
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The loc•l branch of Hashomer
Hatt°, will present & sketch de•
picting the life of the Cha(ut aim
SUPPORT YOUR PAPER
and
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of the .h wish
• 1.I• presented
to take place
laich 7, at h1:15
11111imgathe and
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subject has been suggr•t.d eup the , •
,e•nt discussion as to the pal. in t tit n '
litmary •-• '
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I'lanvIT. F•1Y Lades,,,.
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the
bands."
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Ilal•bi Solom o n Rivlin of rolunv dating back a. •,. o A. I
hus, 0., will he the speaker cm Ei ,- Paris ghetto ,i.,• • „•• hack •
etc., etc.
day evening, March 3.
alurrah . •
id- crder. Assisting
1 1 •.'., Sernick, Paul bet.-
Alaich
Linwood
•he inet.ting
Stra•et
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staggering massacre
world has known." It said "all
progressive leaders and Jews" in
large Prussian towns were al-
ready listed as intended vie.
tints. The London Times said,
"The threat of • general TFISIISS•
ire cannot be treated so lightly
now that the Prussian police
have been reinforced by Nazi
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S
gical Seminary of America,
,
spoken here on numerous occasion- Toledo which wa, snores-I
and has a large following in De synag
synagogue. a i' -'-,sae and a •
lir church; of :, i i', ','" ill •\
, lit.
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• ening', March 5, at St. wards chard:11'1u
In th • main se his
Brand Itn p uls ,
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!dared
eurtm p l ay V, 1,1 lie pre- ,I.y, an es-pre•Udent of li ,
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: .John Erman, :1291
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of
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l'31111 ' • 1 ,, t r , -it , are the Aleph been dramatize:1 and seven arts ..
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were math• by Bernard
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Nike, • • la tai ies) who rive-
the
have been pry , a n•l in which trio Isaacs. ,up•rintendent 14
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entity story, Iwo-inning with the United Ilybrew Schools ., Bernard
• '. No. 93, re , nectivc•
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II( the Vernor
first feast in Shushan and ending Panush. teacher Sir.
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' T A s • .:. of A. Z. A. members
... s""m,.
an, is told.
of Haman,
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frIend,, and several with the defeat
an d ••
be pra•sen•cd by '11,0'dInio,,,I.. Mr.1
, ,` Silverstein Mr.
This drama Will
no
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etillt I
front a recent pill:
ont; of th e found. I. ef • ••• \ •
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Ilighwa) School which
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community not only as. AI.
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BULLETIN
Secret instructions have been
issued to Nati Storm Troops to
convert Saturday, March 4, the
eve of the German election, into
a St. Bartholomew Eve fu r the
disposal of leading opponents of
the Nesis.
This rumor, which i s widely
circulated throughout Berlin, is
also reported by the Reuter
News Service.
The London Herald reports
wlist it called a plot of Hitler•
its, in Germany to "carry out
during the coming week-end the
I
arat
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co nditi o n..., o f , ,,,,,,,•, ,,
1 • o ldal.. De. oi Sobel.
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ha , since be e n one of
dent workers ,rd
Nathan Hoffman. • • .
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V e rnor Highway is. •
" -..' I''' . tun of arranger. •••-
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I h ., membership subscription III, W
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. 1 i.. not being cancelled I•ut is lean takes it
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. • . Iy being postponed until the the Sanhedrin.
.,,,king and financial situation is stories charophe ,
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the p.,,
Kcyrerling Pleads with Nazi
Youth for Tolerance
Towards Einstein.
terms; Milton
!tut zel.
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WILL REJECT STATUS
AS MINORITY GROUP
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re• - •,5•lIng D•••••• ii s/•• ,.•
illness, a second trans- Atlahta
tclophone call ea. pat tlirousl
t:. lierlin. The Labatt
It: lib.; gi•inttal the request.
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ll'adeinal I
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W a s Formerly Associated
with Tageblatt; Detroiter
for the Past 23 Years.
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The 'r. iormaitttT in charge state
that under the c ircunktance , it
thaf..t atfhiel,n t's
was the only logical thiniz to do
The committee emphasizes that the speeding . .
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Mew School. hat also ais
center Mr. Sobel teas the first
rresulent of this in-tits d P .5i
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The speaker at the late Friday built i• . .
evening services tan 5I arch 10 e id hoc; '
p I .
st
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Rabbi Illichael I ichten(in
congregathm !Falai Israel of To. gllett.i .: ii
Rabbi
Lichtenstein,
who
is
thal
ten
j. ..
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lido.
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th
today in hi. •
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a gradual' of the Jewish Theo!.-
t i e.ot
cfi d ,
1.1,11rr
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suliscriptien Jew'''. '
incnibership
whcih
was scheduled tot the I • - •
daTInhe'r.
Puffin night, Sunday, Nlatch 12, en111 •11 I
A,..i1,1,
has born postponed to a later date.
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rongregatirdi Shaarey Zwick an ,.
which c.d. ,.
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I h o' o' Il••• 11 .••sg' ,1,,limteir clarititd. The date who
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this afliair will 1* held will be an.
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-- noune•ed in these column , late,
,
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scriptoons are hying h..
,-., subs(
in abeyance for the time being
Those who accompanied their sill , .
ks, w:11
tart ion, with cash or checks,
have the funds returntal to them.
Friday Night Services .
fhl nier I'
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ameis of Al•Th 7,1•Iik esi Kant
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of
Alt ph, 1. ',•I order of Irnal !Frith,
1 17.a."1 :,
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tired by' Grand Rapids
Chap!, r
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1.1 attend "Ithapso - some gift and rr •
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dirt • f
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:•• the ninth be
annual
A. making an elk:. •
present-
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Bank Situation Necessitates Icon t ,., ,
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Move; Rabbi Lichtenstein
Speak March 10.
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In ill.
Junior B'nai B'rith Groups , t „,- ). is being - ••,,'
ged manner .tr , 1 •
of Detroit Invited to
pr:.,.., , ••
Annual Event.
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aya'n set, out on a 1' '
• I --ed exile.
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great as a is to,
the Children;
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X arfiitis Efitellaitifilefits Ilt•ittaf, Planned foe
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Verlior School Felivilates 1/tivid '
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Celebrations tieing Arranged
In United 1-lebreNv Schools Classes
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request
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Its Efforts, Spokes-
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POSTPONE DINNER "em°i"
OF SHAAR EY ZEDEK --- ''..-
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Opparmci•y for Industrialists.
, Jun.
The I k
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Is offer 1.•a:: term leases on Ion.. ,
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The project
is to be carried out
Palesti e, the
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Schoo I, l'ard's under the direction of Profess o r
Nurses'
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shortage Anna, an agricultura l colony ro- Ginsburg.
. •.,- ha, been felt,
of 1.1..
ration i n . ientlj• acquired as well as a con-
Because Of the excellent cli-
the Pa' , • . I a y ,. F e d e
tribution to the J eweh National matic conditions, southern Crimea
'telegraphic
forme)
Jew •sh T
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already
the seat of many same-
.III even greater shirr- Fund.
Agent:, .
1/r . A. I.. Sucher, professor ,ii;
of toner,
to
where tens of thousands of
••.:,:l. The Ilistadruth
ter is .0 :
i id, an cared for.
hort-
history
at
the
University
of
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:: it is t• e ceiving from the luncheon
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-wh a t's n al 1 ., lung in PalcstInt , '' PROF. LEVIN TO TALK
• .lonies.
the J. a
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TO PISGAH ON MONDAY
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• .otion of the dominaty, ,
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I'• • ough tht. Kalb," the story itself is now nook t . y onder-working rabbi'. II, „ "I
Endorse Amalgamation.
.: panorama of Jews who live
: • hit' year available to the English readers. ,
ilY unnom"u` cult', the t ' t'llt e rs
Tuesday, Feb. 2S, just as • . ... r th e domination of semi-
I'i,Ult1 , 1 I it,
Sin.
la'ard
apploYts1
the action of the
e
-Th
influences.
I!,
0
leitra. yul S , liwartz was celebrating the two- i • .•
ithoUt questiouivi•h
Welfair• Ftuleration board
d
-dont pa,
. •o ar e dth per
of the sea-' h , ' i $2,51 , 1 is without
fascinating
tales
in
purahasing
the
site for the Jew -
,n with "Yoshe Kalb," I.iveright, ,.,., ..: the 111...4
uf ' , h.'
makin,
i n an y i,h recreation center and
, - I. • • • :--• .•.•• 1 ,, .•:•" 1 ' ' IT .". III (Viet Forty - seventh street, of chapshiip lift to appear
the
must
plans
for
the
amalgamation
of the
.,ti
,,Itti.nly
Maurice • 1,,,,u a g y , ,.
published
York,
••,,•,.
c olfcil.nu, it, citc.I.
, Wish Centers and the Young
The. conference concluded 1.1 , Santuel's translation of I, J. Sin- , ha. to tau ...tory o f this type 14. il
s
Hebrew
Aso"siold
ull•
T hanks W omell I
the note that "we did not ennui. to o . is great story "The Sinner . ' b, nu/de:lied in English.
passed a resole
!lira Iiidjan to search for gold: 1. . - Toshe Kalli"1, anti the book 1 t.. Santuel's translation, I. J. The board also
str inger'.
book retains its mastery ,two 1,1 thank - to the Jewish Ityc
inger
fortune,. Realizing the obstacich .11.1111 , diatedy became as great a st
1111
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Singer's
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contents
in
the
English.
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Yi
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we are IleVerthelei , prepared '., , „ ,, , ,.. usthe
Welfitte Eetlt.i'al k•II t , i• their fa,
..., .. ;,,, a success in Poland and • MARVIN LOWENTHAL'S
live through ilitlirtilties in ord. I
righted 1:1inioll.• ••! A uniled .1e,
,i•r Yiddish-speaking centers "A WORLD PASSED BY"
to achieve a better and Ilealtlii. :
I,h 1: ,.•;iiI.•1,II. ' I •`•-• ri1111 till 1,1
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tonierrow.
m sal' p•a•
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The n.,..lutions were adoptc ,,
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which made i•
1 lic, ••,,,... no'
„I popularity with four col-; P
hy repre,entatives of iinniigrant
week is N1,1•,'". I •
8,11
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Maurice ,
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from the Caned States, Belgium.
h at's "A
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,.. Geriminy. Argentina. and Milt, -,tdict', excellent English trans- t 1,' •1•51". published by 11 , •11-. -
Soroi•tj
Iti,o01:•1 0 now assurt.s the game of , ;
totalling in all fornit•r national
lit. 11.1te It II, held
"'•; 49 East Thirty-third 'Aram:.
h
waster
in
a
much
- The Sinner"'
. kw
p Y ork. This volume of tn., -
of lb lands.
l'•
is( . 1•11ICI
• treasures
el:, uneart" , , , , 1•,.11
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Plan Health Center.
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TALE OF KABBALIST Kh,i i 4 jen,L.,i, alt
that
Adopting the proposal of the
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A fantastic tale of a
'
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7
promise,
pi oininent Jt.wish professor, Na.
I wed a! I,
DR. A. M. SACHAR
of "T!. ..
Lowentha l'
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loin Ginsburg. the Soviet authori-
-; to !a ,
h Ileaply 11 -
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this alfair will go to the national ties have decided to transform the
peninsula
into
in
its
asset
•
rinlean
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budget fur the maintenance 14 snuths.rn I
51,
Abandon;
5Ieier Shfeyah, the children's ode- a republic of sanatoria.
1..eha.
t
II .•:
,
Ion, to be hold
on Sunday. NI., I.
After ea, is Mg the report of
the d y lygailon oil the High Com-
mis:haler , attitude toward thee
demand - ;h . conference resolved
anon a pyl,dy of non-co-operation
with t h.. Palestina. government.
follnain :la , Indian example. In-
social gatherings ar-
vitation-
Government depart-
ranged
ments are ilso to be boycotted.
No
it ril• -•
t
It
oda- ■■ .II Ilf thy •
c,. Li• • -•
•
liannal: Pollock said he .
I hat thI•5' ••• • profoundly impressed and 1-
()pt. critic after , I•
(Inc
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rag dr , " 11 "
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:ha • -,..1 the play must appeal h.
d legs
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at. its richest and laciest
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"What you people ask is im•
passible. We cannot prohibit
the purchase of land by Jews.
Similarly the government is not
in to close the country to
Jewish immigration as long •1
.
there i s a demand for labor:
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SARASOHN, PIONEER
NEWSMAN, IS DEAD
• ,
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to
onsfran•-
I
Thy Datroit unit of Junior Ila-
tlassah will colt brats the organ-
ization's twelfth anniveleary with
its third annual Ski .I••Ias lov. 11
ported:
an. 1e
N,It.• t'
-. 51r. Samuel
an able orator ih
111 of Jewish life 1 1
this Year. SAMUEL'S TRANSLATION
15 ,11 :9- - r
OF "1. 0SEIE KAI.B"
•••••-- and pulpit in
d • .•
have. been dis- I"
• 1‘.01.1,.. Maurice 11 '
the great 1
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•,' on"; s
'
Noted Lecturer To Address
Annual $10 Donor Lunch-
eon on Sunday.
fluence
in his reply to the
Sir Aa.
Arab del.. ,a1-11, declared, it is e•
I^
.e11 ,,ations
as the I:.
of
The II
an
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this
.Anton
Important Activities Carried
on at Branches of
the Centers.
many u ,
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' SHAPERO RE-ELECTED
ASSOCIATION'S HEAD
n Approval," v
L'' subject of
..it in the .low-
1.
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1 , 1Illumtn tt d .t•
t•
NI .1
ill,q in I ! I ,
s,
01 the lu
.hgunk'y
This project
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l'A-tme. the Jew_
S•,i's i'
Ile
51auriee Sam
,old lecture,
public luta., •
Hotel
1.• , 1,1
• y evening, I.
da/ation
WILL NOT ABANDON
BATTLE FOR EQUAL
RIGHTS IN GERMANY
Lubawitcher Rebbe
Prays for Cermak
Endorse Planning of United
Jewish Recreational
Program.
- - -
Immigrants of 18 Lands To
Defy Existing Diffi-
culties.
Announce Plan To Develop
Scuthern Crimea as a
Health Region.
i t 4 , 1mage of JeWi , 11
•
••1,.; • on nf hcautifidly
pan•linient. and leath-
of the llook of Es.
-
• •..
doting b a ck Is
.•• I, . • nil,
M1 , 1
1 I
JEIll's 11 I.:
High Commis•ion•r.
The Pal,'
Grenfell Wauciopp,
Sir Arth
an Aral/ dele-
Saturday - tfulned
not possiblent o
gation tlee 1.
ac
1 , !minds for the
.•
grant
sale of land to
hibition •
i mmigto]•••
Telc,
CENTERS APPROVE
FOREIGN SETTLERS Maurice Samuel to Address Detroit's
1 3 PURCHASE OF SITE
IN BIDJAN RESOLVE Zionists on Monday kvening, i, ;,: March
, , , , : , . !:
TO CARRY ON WORK N,„ i, , , i 2 , ,t ,t. , , ,, , ,r o i k ,i 1 ;, , i, , , ,..i., , , " !\;,, , ,., , : , , . . .h.. FOR NEW QUARTERS
NEW YORK, N Y
REFUSES TO STOP
MIGRATION, LAND
SELLING TO JEWS
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933
Librr
a y
42nd st nod Fifth k I V
VOL. XXXIV. NO. 41
MCP
IN MICHIGAN
NEWSPAPER PRINTED
THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH
FUT I '
made ti.c
Kay
ho rt
u ik, • • •
"In •.nly one e
•
11. ■ pl•
tire world a ray
for the Jew. Ti. permit
ray of light to he dammed would
:cum, oa. with the obser.
. f •• Ts n house on March 12.
te a 1.r-
Al , rnan
• • •••h. ur on Station W NIBC,
• I
p m , to the Jr..
• !Ionic Dr Bleach
e• •lic speaker and he will dis-
11.•'. the manner in which the home
onducts.d.
•
ptyrfete with the yor,
rarest on di Pa' , -• • •
warning •
0.•
Al.
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