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GRADUATIONS OF I
HEBREW SCHOOLS!

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HEART - TO - HEART TALK
WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY

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"YOSHE KALB" COMES RAISE $15,000 FOR
ARLOSOROFF FUND
HERE ON APRIL 15

The distinguished 3,1 au tic e
Schwartz will bring his production
of "Yoshe Kalb" to the Wilson
Theater Sunday, April 15, when a
matinee and evening pefrormance
will be given.
In the long list of plays which
he has presented, from Shaw, Ib-

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was born of the oppression suffered
by the Jewish people in Egypt.
Thus, too, we may hope that out of
the military menace of our time
shall grow a system of internation-
al law observed by all; that out of
the collapse of our economic or-
ganism a more firmly secure, better
directed economic order shall de-
velop.
"Let me finally thank all those
who have had a share in bringing
about the success of this evening's
entertainment."
Carl Sherman, president of the
New York Zionist Organization;
Magistrate Jonah Goldstein, and
Leonard Liebling, editor of the
Musical Courier, were other speak-
ers at the concert.
Among the musicians who par-
ticipated were Mary Lewis, Emma
Redell, Josef and Rosina Lhevinne,
Emanuel List, Conrad Thibault,
Armand Takotyan; Harry Kauf-
man, the Musical Art Quartet, the
Kroll String Sextet, Vera Kaplun
Aronson, Mary Sherratt Coolidge I
and Ethel Chasins.

A RECORD--we are proud of!

the first of the year our Service

Since
Moses Fischer of the B'nai Moshe
then than speak in bad Yiddish, I
Department has taken care of the
situation which demands such unity of effort and harmony
Synagogue.
shall speak in good German. I will
service and maintenance needs of over
Oakland Graduation.
of purpose. The ideological differences which may sep-
speak on why we all came together
The Oakland School graduation arate Jews in America fade into insignificance in the
4,000 customers.
here and the deep impression I
exercises were held Monday eve-
received from this gathering. The
ning, April 2, at the Moore School, shadow of the great catastrophe in Germany. We are
This is striking proof of the excellent
tragedies
of
the
Jewish
people
well
I h t PI
ti ne
at a es
1000 Alger. The ceremony was assured by High Commissioner McDonald
service facilities that makes our
can be compered with the classic
opened by A. .1. Lachover, prin- is the most available country for the absorption of a lim-
tragedies of the Greeks. The
dealership so popular with our service
cipal. Addresses were delivered
strength of the Jewish people is
ited
number
of
German-Jewish
refugees.
We
must
see,
customers.
by Bernard Isaacs, superintendent
evidenced by their ability to sur-
of schools, and P. V. Ariel, instruc- therefore, that adequate steps ale taken to insure the
vive them.
IT IS ECONOMICAL TO BUY FROM A
tor. Simon Shetzer spoke to the entry into Palestine of all those for whom room can be
"What is the most valuable thing
graduates and their friends in the found. Such Jews as would absent themselves from our
DEALER WHO CAN PROPERLY SERVICE
in the life of society? Is it not our
name of the board. Ile talked
YOUR CAR
activities
because
of
their
inability
to
agree
on
a
united
striving
for social justice, for beau-
about the contributions of the
ty and life, for the love of right-
Jews to mankind, stressing the program have no place in the Jewish community, for they
Call us for • demonstration of the new 1934
eousness?
We
see
nowadays
that
fact that the synagogue and the are unwilling to subordinate their personal views, no mat-
Knee-Action Chevrolet
nations that always preached right-
school are distinctly Jewish con- ter how important they may be, to the larger needs of the
eousness are living a meager ex-
tributions. Rabbi Max Weine,
istence. I as a Jew can be proud
president of the Alumni Associa- people as a whole. No principle has been surrendered,
that no persecution could lure us
tion, extended greetings to the but a union of free forces for greater services has been
away from our way of living the
members of the graduating class created, so that all American Jews should support this
life of the righteous, for that is the
and invited them to join the Alum-
destiny of the Jew, the way he must
project.
ni Association and in this manner
live."
We are engaged in a cause which is far more impor-
commence to serve the commu-
The concert in Carnegie Hall was
nity. "The Alumni Association," tant than the amount of money that may be raised. We
under the chairmanship of Leopold
he said, gives you an opportunity are concerned not merely with the physical preservation
Podowsky,
the pianist and com-
to participate in Jewish life of
of our people, but with the protection of our very honor.
poser. It was held under the aus-
today." Mrs. Jack Tobin extended
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pices of the Council of Jewish Or-
greetings in the name of the To the Jewish people, honor has always been more signifi-
11534 DEXTER BOULEVARD
ganizations for the settlement of
Woman's Auxiliary. The Feigen- cant than life itself. An attempt is now being made to
AT BURLINGAME
German Jewish children in Pales- problem; it is a world tragedy.
son Brothers gold medal was pre- destroy that which has enabled the Jewish people to Kir-
MAURICE SCHWARTZ
"It
is
indeed
a
privilege
to
ex-
tine
and
of
the
New
York
Zionist
Longfellow 0577
sented by Mrs. Ben Feigenson to
press appreciation for your noble
Sam Karp. A second prize was vive and to outlive the attacks of the centuries and of all son, Where, Gorki, Gorgol, Tol- Region.
About 2,000 persons attended the efforts and to tender you such
stoi, Rolland, Sholem Aleicheni.
given to Mary Kinitzer in behalf enemies.
help as is in my power to exercise
concert,
which
realized
$6,000,
a
Sholem
Ash
and
S.
Ansky,
none
of the Kvutzah Ivrith by Michael
The United Jewish Appeal addresses itself to every
Michlin, chairman of the Chug man, woman and child who understands the greatness of has gained him such a measure of sum sufficient, according to Magis- History must not have it to record
critical approval as this powerful trate Benjamin Greenspan, who that in the enlightened twentieth
Ivri. A third prize was given to
Dorothy Menenberg In behalf of tradition of the Jewish people, who is unwilling that what dramatization of I. J. Singer's presided, to care for 500 German century a minority people suffer
Jewish children during their period no Intensely while the nations of of agricultural colonization; $5,- over holidays for an appeal to-
the teachers. The newest and we have been and what we have achieved shall be swept novel.
This dramatization has resulted of settlement in Palestine. Dr. Ein- the world looked on without go- 000,000 to urban colonization, in- wards the Mizrachi Palestine
largest map of Palestine obtain- away by the onslaught of medievalism in our own day.
vestments and public works; Fund.
stein was called from his box dur- ing to its aid."
play.
It
is
a
gigan-
more than a
able was presented to the school
In coming to the aid of the Jews of Germany, we are re- in
Rabbi Wolf Gold, president of
tic canvas on which Schwartz has ing an intermission to receive a
Governor Meier telegraphed $4,500,000 was expended on edu-
by the graduates. Diplomas were
asserting
our
Jewishness,
making
it
possible
for
Judaism
check
for
the
$6,000
and
a
scroll
painted, with bold strokes, a pano-
from Portland to Commissioner cation; $2,275,000 was allocated the American Mizrachi Organize-
awarded by Rabbi E. Aishiskin.
to immigration activities; $1,675,- tion, sent copies of this proclaims.
igned
by
100
well-known
musicians
rama
of
fundamental
human
emo-
McDonald:
everywhere
to
continue
on
its
historic
path.
We
are
in
Philadelphie•Byron School.
tions. "Yoshe Kalb" is a strong hailing him for his efforts.
"I rejoice in the unification of 000 was used for public health and tion to all prominent rabbis and
The Philadelphia-Byron gradu- the midst of a life and death struggle. We shall survive, drama of youth, passion, sin, re-
Dr. Einstein, again speaking in Jewish forces under the inspira- sanitation projects; $1,525,000 Mizrachi workers throughout the
ating class held their commence- as we have in the past, if all the devotion and the self-. pentance and redemption which in German, said:
tion of your guidance and leader- Was the share for the develop- country.
ment exercises Wednesday eve- sacrifice of which our people are capable are put at the
its climaxes attain Shakespearean
"It gives me great joy to thank ship. I am wholeheartedly behind ment of religious and communal
ning, April 4, in the large auditor-
institutions; $2,025,000 was dis-
Fiends Mourn Death of
proportions.
the prominent artists who tonight the new campaign."
him of tho Philadelphia-Byron disposal of our cause.
There is a cast of '70, including have given their efforts toward a
The sum of $25,000,000 has tributed for miscellaneous activi-
Edwin Grass.
The Jews of Detroit are an integral part of the Jew- Charlotte
School. The exercises were opened
Goldstein, Judith Abar- noble work of philanthropy. Art been raised for Palestine recon- ties of the fund.
by Bernard Isaacs, superintendent ish community of America, who are being called upon
banell, Lazar Freed, Anna Appel is one of man's greatest blessings; struction work from the launch-
The number of communal set-
Expressions of sorrow were
of schools. Addresses were deliv-
through their Allied Jewish Campaign to participate in and Rosetta Biales.
self-sacrificing charity is by far the ing of the Palestine Foundation tlements supported or established heard this week over the death if
ered by Aaron M. Pregerson,
most important and the most beau- Fund on April 1, 1921, to April 1, by the Keren Ilayesod increased Edwain Grass, 19-year-old son of
president of the schools, and the herculean task which faces us. One is either a Jew or
tiful thing we can accomplish. The 1934, it was announced yesterday from 10 to 58, with an increase Isaac Grass, on March 28, in Grace
Harry Cohen, who received the not a Jew. 'There can be no pseudo-Jews in this grave
artists we have heard here have by Mr. Morris Rothenberg, presi- of land area from 10,180 dunams
Hospital. He was born in Detroit
gift from the graduates for the time when forces are being marshalled to resist an enemy.
dent of the Zionist Organization (four dunams are an acre) to
given us both.
and was graduated from Central
school. The gift consisted of a
of America.
139,426 dunams.
a
Jew
means
to
dedicate
oneself
utterly
and
un-
"I
most
thank
them
personally
be
To
High School in June, 1932. Ile is
large number of prayer books
The Palestine Foundation Fund
Call for Mizrachi Fund.
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also for my name has been linked
survived by his parents, a brother,
which the graduating class pre- reservedly to the efforts being made at this moment to
The World Executive of the
to this evenings entertainment. A is the financial instrument of the
Morton, and three sisters, Lillian,
sented to the children's Sabbath protect our people in Germany. The needs of the German
Jewish
Agency
for
Palestine,
the
Mizrachi
Organization
in
Jeru-
being completed by a committee sense of humility would have pre-
congregation of the school.
Jews are so great that every effort in their behalf must headed by Dr. Sol Q. Kesler, with vented me from permitting ouch an body recognized by the League of salem has sent out a call to all Jeanette and Mrs. Alex Schreiber,
all of Detroit. The Grass home is
Max Gordon, instructor, spoke
be generous or it will prove unavailing. I earnestly hope the co-operation of Rabbi A. M. association, had not the cause in- Nations as the supreme Jewish Mizrachi organizations throughout at 3280 Cortland Ave. Burial was
to the graduates and apprised the
Hershman. This ceremony will be volved been the alleviation of ter- authority in Palestine. The Keren the world proclaiming the month
public ?f the fact that almost all that Detroit Jewry will respond in the spirit of this for girls of the ages of 15, and rible needs—the cause of rescuing Hayesod, as the fund is known in of Nisan as "Mizrachi Month," co- in Machpelah Cemetery March 29,
after services at the Lewis Bros.
of the graduates had expressed emergency.
German Jewish children from a Hebrew, has brought colonists into incident with an appeal for funds Funeral Home, 7739 John R. St.
will be conducted on Shevuoth.
their desire to continue their
hostile environment, to save them Palestine, settled them upon the for the Mizrachi Palestine Fund, it Rabbi Harold L. Rosenthal offici-
Koshrotla Effort..
'doilies in the Ilebrew High School,
Rabbi Hershman reported on from spiritual and material misery, land, looked after their health, was announced here yesterday.
Rabbi Max Weine extended greet-
The appeal is directed to all ated.
the progress made by a special and to enable them to grow up in provided education for their chil-
ings in behalf of the Alumni, and
dren, stimulated communal enter- Mizrachi leaders, rabbis and presi-
committee, under the chief spon- happy and healthy surroundings.
Mrs. J. H. Ehrlich in behalf of
"THE ROMANCE OF A PEO-
It has been mostly in times of prises and, in general, accelerated dents of Orthodox congregations
its own parties, and keep its prom- sorship of Shaarey Zedek, to solve
the Woman's Auxiliary. The Fel-
and leading Jews to help the Miz- PLE"—A Dramatic Spectacle!
the Kashruth problem in Detroit. peril and need that great works of the development of the country.
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genson Brothers gold medal was
Mr. Rothenberg's report shows, rachi in its present campaign.
Arrange your party now for
However that may be, we must Ile stated that all the suspicions progress have come into being.
awarded to Lilian Tron and was
look at the Jewish question in of the existence of chaos proved Thus the work of emancipation in approximate figures, that $8,- Every congregation is asked to the pageant at Olympia the week
presented by Mrs. Ben Feigenson. ernment and against Italy's influ- Austria with different eyes than
and law-giving achieved by Moses 100,000 devoted to various phases devote one day during the Pass- of April 16 to 22.
true
as
a
result
of
a
survey
taken
The diplomas were awarded by ence in Austria.
some of the Jewish leaders in Aus- by the committee, and stated that
Evidence of Pro-Semitism
Rabbi Isaac Stollman.
tria are regarding it now.
all efforts are being made to solve
But the fact that the Austrian
Weisgal Speaks.
this problem.
overnment
is
suddenly
bombard-
g
Meyer W. Weisgal, general di-
Dr. Hershman stated that efforts
rector of the pageant "The Ro- ing the Anglo-American press with
are being made by the Kashruth
mance of a I'eople," in an inspir- interviews and declarations against
committee to secure the consent
of wholesale butchers for a small
ing address to the graduates and the Ilitlerist type of anti-Semitism
the assembly, pointed to the great (three days before the fighting
tax on meats to cover all expenses
for supervision, and thereby to
need for increased emphasis on broke out in Vienna, we could not
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guarantee the absolute observance
Jewish education. Ile spoke of even get a statement in authorita-
the educational value of the pa- tive quarters that there would he The Peale Zion, Socialist Zionists of the dietary laws. Ile expressed
geant, to be staged here beginning general equality, without distinc- and the Jewish work groups 'were the hope that this will be achieved
tion of religion or race), indicates at once ousted from the Vienna after the next meeting of the
on April 16, at the Olympia.
• The graduation exercises this that the Austrian government Jewish community and their man- council.
's Report.
year were marked by a holiday wants to make it appear as if it dates officially annulled. Mendel
T
spirit. More than 2,000 people is tending towards a more objec- Singer, leader of the Poole Zion,
Morris Blumberg, submitting
and
other
Jewish
Socialists,
were
tine
and
legal
treatment
of
the
attended the three combined com-
the treasurer's report, outlined the
arrested an released only recently. progress made in the past year in
Jewish question.
mencement exercises.
This seems borne out by the re-
balancing the budget and in plac-
David Schkolnick directed the
Counter Boycott in U. S.
music and led the chorus at all of port from Jewish quarters in Vi-
ing the synagogue on a sound
NEW YORK. (JTAI—That 90 financial basis. He also outlined
the graduations. He was assisted enna that a representative and re-
by Mrs. Gertrude Lachover at the sponsible Jewish. deputation is go- German-American groups in New a method for keeping the members
ing abroad to keepJewish and gen- York City have joined an organi- in good standing.
piano.
eral public opinion informed of the nation sponsoring a counter-boy-
Another achievement reported
THE WEEK IN REVIEW real position of Austrian Jewry. colt campaign aimed at the stores at the meeting was the standing
Such a move appears definitely in which have boycotted Nazi goods of the Shaarey Zedek debating
line with a pro-government atti- was admitted by Henry 0. Spier, team, under the guidance of
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tude among the Austrian Jews. president of the United German Theodore Baruch, which won every
ed Palestine adherents td withdraw And it probably means that some Societies of Greater New York.
debate in the league and did not
from the Vaad Leumi, the Jewish agreement has been reached, or is
The ninety organizations, which lose a single one of the judges'
National Council of Palestine, be- about to be reached which binds are affiliated with the United Ger- votes in all the contests held thus
cause the organization, it was al- the government in respect to the man Societies, have through their far.
leged, was "dominated by a section Jewish question in Austria.
delegates given him notice that
Abe Gordon, reporting as ad-
practicing violence."
they have allied themselves with
Naturally, at this stage there
visor of the Junior Congregation,
• A-provisional committee met in must be no unasked-for foreign the DAWA, a new organization
reported that an average attend-
the home of Lady Asquith in Lon-
formed to start the counter-boy-
intervention in what is a matter
ance of about 100 comes to Sab-
don to discuss plans for establish- for the responsible Jewish organ,. colt, Mr. Spier declared.
bath and holiday services. Mr.
ing libraries in London and other
The New York branch of the Gordon was given a rising vote
rations in Austria. It is essential
European cities for the works of to wait for more information, League of the Friends of New
the German authors whose books though it is very likely—in view Germany, which is one of the of thanks for his services.
Others who reported were:
were burned in the Nazi bonfire in of the delicate political situation strongest members of the United
David S. Zemon, for Clover Hill
Chevrolet's "fully-enclosed" Knee-Action is,
Berlin.
—that it will not be advisable to German Societies, was ascertained Park Cemetery; Robert Loewen-
THE UNITED STATES
disclose all the facts. But one thing to be the moving factor in the new
its reality. a gigantic shock absorber. built
berg, for Chevra Kadisha, in the
From Washington comes the
absence of Maurice H. Zackheim;
solidly on to Chevrolet's big, heavy frame,
news that a number of important is certain, and that is that in view campaign.
Reinhold Walter, present leader Mrs. Herbert H. Warner, for Sis-
conferences are going on at the of the complicated general situa•
wills the front wheel solidly anchored to the
State Department on the subject of Lion in Austria, it is essential for of the Friends of New Germany, terhood; Dr. Leonard Sidlow, for
world Jesary to go very carefully. has avoided his interviewers, Young People's Society; Arthur
"shock absorber" ann. The result : When
German trade and the money owed
No Jewish community, not even but through his secretary it was S. Purdy, for Men's Club; Jacob
the United States by Germany. Am-
the front wheel comes in contact with a bump
world
Jewry
as
a
whole,
can
guar-
made
known
that
approximately
Keidan, for Junior Young People's
bassador Dodd in Washington par-
antee or accept any guarantees 500,000 Germans and German- Society; Louis Gordon, for Junior
or hole, it rises or falls to absorb the shock.
ticipated in the conferences.
from
any
source
whatever
eon-
Americans
in
New
York
and
envi-
League.
It is thought that a trade treaty
rons will make every effort to
Henry Meyers reported for the
may be negotiated between the cerning the stability of the present
that counteract the Jewish boycott of
nominating committee.
-United States and Germany and regime in Austria. And for
reason,
the
value
of
all
these
ne-
German
goods
by
boycotting
stores
that the American government will
ask the Germans to end their per- gotiations can be determined only owned or mahaged by Jews.
secutions of the Jews and the la- by the future course of political • Buttons bearing the initials
bor movement in order that the boy- developments within Austria itself. DAWA, which stand for the
Deutsc h-Amerikanischen Wirt-
World Jewry Cautioned
cott against German goods might
In the struggle between Italy schafts-Ausschuss, will be worn by
end.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.) — Fu-
on
the
one
hand
and
France
and
all persona joining the counter-
A special committee of 48 promi-
neral services for Otto H. Kahn,
nent American men and women, ap- the Little Entente on the other, boycott movement. it was learned. American financier and patron of
s.wwW—tes .
Italy
has
now
scored
a
complete
The
buttons
are
decorated
with
•
pointed by Scretary of Labor Fran-
the arts were held Sunday after-
victory.
But
no
one
can
foresee
blue
eagle
and
a
picture
of
the
ces Perkins, brought in a report
noon from his estate at Cold
urging special consideration for the result of the fight that will rising sun.
Walter Kopec, editor of the Springs Harbor, L I., and were
German refugees within the limits follow between Germany and
attended
only by members of his
of the existing laws. The commit- Italy. It certainly does not look Deutsche Zeitung, Nazi organ
family and close relatives. Mr.
tee stressed the American tradi- as if there can be a one-sided vie- here, described the counter-boy-
Kahn
died
suddenly Thursday in
tion of asylum for those fleeing tory of Italy over Germany. And colt as a deliberate effort of Ger-
the offices of Kuhn, Loeb and Co.
from religious and racial persecu- the political outlook for Austrian man-Americans to strike back at
Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson, rabbi
Jewry cannot be clear before this the Jews who are affecting their
tions.
fight is decided. All that the Jews country's trade, and to bolster of Temple Emanu-El, officiated at
the services.
in
Austria
or
abroad
can
do
at
the
German
businesses
hurt
by
the
Junior Michigan Home Pro-
Although Mr. Kahn's name has
present stage must therefore be in boycott.
A smooth, restful, gliding ride
shock-proof steering. And the other is
tective Au'n Dance
"I can say that with the excep- been associated at times with the
the nature of provisional arrange-
Episcopal
and Catholic Churches,
April 14.
. . . a bouncelese back seat ...
ments and watching to see which tion of a few Communists and
dependable operation, thoroughly protected
The dance of the Junior Order w ay the cat will jump. world radical Socialists all the German- he always maintained an interest
a new feeling of safety and relaxation in
against wear and tear. The patent rights on
of the Michigan Home Protective i • must keep its eyes open and Americans in New York are sym• in Jewish affairs, which deepened
Association will be held at the see how things in Austria are chap- pathetic with the new order of with the advent of Ilitlerism in
high-speed or rough-road travel. All these
this special kind of Knee-Action are held
things," Kappe is reported to have Germany. Recently he told inter-
B'nai Moshe Hall, Dexter and i Jur,
viewers, "1 was born a Jew, 1 am
pleasures are yours with Knee-Action
Lawrence, on Saturday evening,
In the last few days the anti' , stated.
exclusively by General Motors. That's why
a Jew and I shall die a Jew."
April 14. The dance committee has emi IC g ame i n
wheels. And if your car has enclosed Knee-
On one occasion when the bank-'
no other low-priced car has it. Also, no
already announced the
played
sale
faster
of and
over
more
h furiously
been $10,000 Greeted for Nazi Inquiry
er returned from one of his fee-'
WASHINGTON.-0. T. A.)
a thousand tickets. They have also and on a larger field. Official bud•
Action, like Chevrolet's, you not only get
other has a Fisher body, cable-controlled
t
trips
to
Europe
,
he
answered
secured the services of some of les have joined in the ne campaign i The House adopted a resolution Ounkeed
othfeor newspapermenllitTe
eis
this gliding ride at its best, you also get two
brakes, a Y-K frame, or a Blue-Flame
the city's best radio talent The
shro-
feature of the evening will be a and to bar them from the right to duct of an investigation of Nazi asked
of these is
other
extra
advantages.
One
engine
of unsurpassed economy.
as
follow
their
professions
in
public
propaganda
activities
in
the
Unit-
ism:
"What
can
you
expect
rue,
waltz contest Dancing will Isegin
at 9 and continue until 2 a. m., or semi-public institutions. The ed States. Representative Samuel ■ Jew, to say"'
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN
anti-Semitic
incitement
in
the
;
Dickstein
had
requested
$25,000
for a annul admission fee.
Compare actrole's low delivered prices and easy C. M. A. C. seems. .4 General Motors Value
hu also been renewed on a 'for the investigation, which was Yeshiva Beth Judah Pupils
t` scale without meeting with recently approved upon the pas-
Are Examined.
The next meeting of the Hint any resistance on the part of the sage of his resolution. Dickstein
Cholem Association will be held on government. In fact, there are cer- ' said he has been assured that be-
Examination of pupils in Tests.
Tuesday, April 10, at 8 p. nt., at fain parties in the government co- . fore the end of the session of Coo- iva Beth Judah took place Monday
haysnme...r•
gress additional funds would be evening, at Congregation Beth Te-
lition
themselves
engaged
ingress
Congregation Emanuel, Taylor and ■
.
phila Emanuel, in the presence of
Wilson. All former members are spreading vast quantities of anti- 'appropriated.
Rabbi S. M. Fine, principal; M.
urged to attend, whether they re- Semitic material.
Gifts to Council Fund.
Does that mean that the govern-
Levitt, president; L. Dann, vie.-
ceive notices or not, and to help
carry on the work of giving immed meat has been fooling the Jewish I The Detroit section, National president; the parents, students
and
many visitors.
leaders
with
false
assurances
in
Council
of
Jewish
women,
re-
late relief to the needy sick.
The pupils were examined in
The organization acknowledges order to pacify feeling abroad? Or Iceived the following contributions
Baba Kama and Baba
does
it
mean
that
the
government
for
its.
Ida
E.
Ginsburg
Scholar-
Mesichta
with thanks the donations; received
Basra. Thom in attendance were
is too weak to stand out against ship Fund:
from the Junior organixsti ,, n.
I In memory of Sim Hart. from pleased with answers given to
"n• Romance of • People," et 'Miss Emma Butzel and Mrs. Mil - their questions. Gifts were giver{
"THE ROMANCE OF A PRO-
to the younger pupils.
Olympia. April 16 to 22. Iford Stern.
PLE"—A Dramatic Spectacle!

THREE GOVERNORS
FOR UNITED DRIVE

SALES CHEVROLET SERVICE

SLATKIN BROS.

DEXTER CHEVROLET CO.

' GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH'

RE-ELECT SHETZER
PRESIDENT OF S. Z.

CORRESPONDENT CAUTIONS WORLD
ON THE FUTURE OF AUSTRIAN JEWS

DOLLFUSS WEIGHS
JEWISH SITUATION
IN LONG SESSION

The only low-priced car
with.
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gcti toz IV/WA

and what a difference that makes

in performance and dependability

Simple as a Shock Absorber I

RABBI GOLDENSON
AT KAHN FUNERAL

BICUR CHOLEM ASS'N

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THERE IS A CHEVROLET DEALER NEAR YOU TO SERVE YOU

CHEVROLET '1934

Aim it cmly 5 mite.)

and you'll never be satisfied with any other low priced car