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Folks Home
BY-THE-WAY REFUGEES FIND A HOME IN PALESTINE ; Old Gets
Gift From

By DAVID SCHWARTZ

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(continued from preceding page)

side, to catch a glimpse of Yajur,
Nahalal, Kfar Yeshoshuah, Kfar
Yecheskel and, finally. the twin
Kewuzot of Tel-Joseph and Ain
Herod. All these were names not
unknown to the boys and girls,
also a gift of their youth organi-
zation training. They greeted
them as acquaintances, and when
the cross-road sign of Ain Herod
and Tel Joseph hove into sight
they sang out merrily: "Main Sta-
tion of Ain Herod." Again they
broke out into song, responding
to the greetings of the older pu-
pils of the Ain Herod and Tel
Joseph school who had descended
to the railroad tracks to welcome
their new companions. In the
crowd were two lads belonging to
the German group who had pre-
ceded it to Palestine. Boisterous
greetings!
All the way up to the settle-
ment, the troop was met by mem-
bers of the Kewuzah streaming
down to catch a first glimpse of
the new contingent added to the
600, among them 90 recently
come from Germany, which con-
stitute the co-operative community
of Ain /larod. At the top, In
front of the dining room, the ver-

me but not to toe."
Then the Emperor rushed to an-
other part of the garden and paus-,•
ing abruptly, turned to the Jews
and asked:
"Why don't you cat swine flesh?"
So you see how modern the old •
Emperor was, or rather how an-
dent we still are. The Emperor
wanted to he the Fuehrer, the,
Chancellor, the President and the
God

Well, it may interest you to know
that the Jews were finally proved
right in their contention that the
Emperor was no God, and not even
much of a Fuehrer, when a per-
enemy
tional
• of the Emperor stuck
■ knife in him and the old Im-
perial Geezer died like any °Min-
nry fool.
• • •

ands of which was crowded with
the rest of the residents, the ubi-
quitous photographer snapped the
scene.
be
The boys and girls
housed in wooden barracks until
the permanent concrete houses un-
der construction for them are
completed. The temporary ar-
rangement is fully adequate. The
barracks are well-built, the floor-
ing firm and closely laid, and the
walls protected against wet and
wind inside and outside. On the
second day, the rest of the bag-
gage having arrived, the rooms
were stocked and beautified with
the equipment provided by loving
hands at home. Within they lost
all blance to barracks and as-
.el a homelike, cozy air. The
quiet and the expedition with
which these arrangements were
made again seemed to the observer
the outflow of the habit that had
been fostered in the camps of the
youth organizations in which the
members of the group had served
their apprenticeship before they
were designated for Palestine.
In the meantime. hundreds of
boys and girls are standing ready
in Berlin to be absorbed into ad-
ditional Kewuzot settlements.

A State Board

46 Bottles of Liquor Received

of Local
Through M
Liquor Commission Branch

George F. Carroll, manager of
the Detroit branch of the State
Liquor Control Commission, had
heard his Jewish friends speak of
"Kiddush."
Last week, when the pioblem
faced Mr. Carroll about disposing

of ■ quantity of confiscated
liquor—all of which was tested
and found to be pure—he called

Mark Cooper, Jewish manager of
the retail store at 339 State St ,
and asked hint for the meaning
of the word. When Mr. Cooper
informed him that it is the prayer

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MISSIONARY JUDAISM
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The age was very much like that
Jewish Old Folks Home on Sept.
5424 LINWOOD AVE. Mew Garfield 1230-31
of our own; an age of unrest.
20 of 48 bottles of liquors, with
Christianity was just emerging and
the compliments of Mr. Carroll's
Judaism was opposed because it
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office, in behalf of the State
offered a radical challenge to the
Liquor Commission.
idolatry of the day. Many of the
Mr. Carroll expressed regret
Jews did missionary work for their
that confiscated wines were not
religion and many of the finest
available, but he stated that if
pagans
were
adopting
Judaism.
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self might not have conquered the GENEVA GENERALITIES only run away from us, but run tribution in the near future, other
and
in-
amuck.
Groups
of
men
Jewish agencies will be remem-
world, if not for Paul, who tame
along with a form of Judaism to (Continued from eceding page.) dividuals who ought to be work- bered.
ing in harmony with our interests
which had been annexed the doc-
and ideas permitted themselves
trines of the Trinity, the Resurrec- Judaea, second the emotion.
FRAM WILL PREACH ON
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tional stunt relating to the boy- FEAST OF CONCLUSION
DETROIT, MICH.
situation and it would be help- cott that was most hurtful and
SWIMMING SUITS IN
(Continued From Page One)
ful to hear from our readers, injurious to Zionism and Pales-
REPRESENTING
PALESTINE
as to how ready they are to tine. The men at Geneva, who
Just returned from Palestine,
Yom
Kippur eve and partici-
have talked so much and have
Mrs. Archibald Silverman an- abandon their immediate tasks done so little to promote the boy- pated in the services Tom Kippur
to
obligations
and
go
that
if
you
are
going
and
urgent
nounces
against German goods and morning, and condt.cted the en-
• Palestine, you need not stock up out into the world to light out cott
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with clothing in advance. Pales- and redeem certain conceptions much more useful field of action pur afternoon. He took occasion
•■•■ •D 01, C1 •••WIIMMI•tt
tine, she says, now broduces al-
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but comparatively insignificant who were kind to him during his
think of.
Of course, if I refuse to be situation relating to the German illness, .taming especially Rabbi
"Even the women will find the
That is the reason our
rushed
into
a
hurried
world
refugees. Overcome by a tragic Leon Fram, who carried the full
type of bathing suit that exposes
Supplying the
burden of the Temple ministry
Colonial Room is becoming
as much as is exposable," she de- congress, I will be told that I fate, these refugees entering Pal- during the entire period; George.
increasingly popular —that
am not helping to fight the estine attempted to salvage what Galvani, who in ,addition to his
clared.
Proper Grade
Somebody asked her about cigars. Nazis. I may even be called a was left out of the wreckage of beautiful singing and excellent
and prices which will be
and whatever the de-
their
lives,
"Well,"
she
replied,
"Mr.
Lipsky
of Oil as
direction of the main Temple
sure to please your sense of
will find his brand produced in Fascist and told to don a shirt tails, about which there is much
of a prescribed color. But I confusion, some allowances may choir organized a special quartet
economy.
Pale;tine."
Specified by the
to
enrich
the
services
in
the
"Well, there's lots of us, includ- don't belong to any such brig. have been made for extraordinary Brown Memorial Shapel; Alvin D.
circumstances.
But
a
conference,
smoke
five-cent
ing columnists, who
We serve a seven-course
Maker of Your
ade. I am only trying to pro- which had to give comfort to Hersch, who read the services
cigars, too."
dinner for $1.25.
mote an organization of Jews, Hitler, by searching for evidences and preached the sermons at the
• • •
Oil Burner
Ilashonah
who will keep their shirts on, of Jew-hatred in the most distant special services Rosh
THE LEAN YEMENITES
parts of the globe, could not pos- Eve and Yom Kippur Eve in the
I remarked in this department any kind of shirts.
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sibly resist the temptation of a social hall, and Rabbi Louis I.
week about the muscular prow-
last
this
score
But
it
is
exactly
on
Lafayette 4500
headline about "Palestine Break- Egelson for having come from
ess of the Yemenite Jews. This
Cincinnati to assist in the serv-
CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President
muscularity is all the stranger of fighting the Nazis that the ing the Boycott Front."
when one realizes that they are not Geneva confrerees did not know
We Zionists, too, were at one ices.
Temple Choir
by any means a rugged looking what they were doing and still time almost entirely immersed in
The Temple choir, which has
people. On the contrary, they are
do pot know what they are theories and abstractions—mists been serving the Temple so faith-
a thin, ascetic looking group.
and illusions of a glorified galuth
They are all made in Detroit
I asked Lotto Levensohn, the about. When you are fighting through which Dr. Zhitlowsky, fully and so earnestly, now con-
and are
Palestine scribe, how to account for the most vicious and formidable Dr. Dubnow and other poetic sists of Mrs. Jacob Schakne,
Wade and Ounranteed by
this emaciated appearance. She foe which the Jews have had in philisophers are still sailing. We Mrs. H. Salzenstein, Mrs. G.
STRICTLY KOSHER
.511 nor e.nplowo Sr. INtroller•, tans
told me it was due to their attitude.
have long since emerged to face Winegarten, Mrs. R. Pollack, Mrs.
Itl.lping our ■ II,. In n(1.1111011, we Ilellter
She said she once asked a Yemen- hundreds of years, and when a world of harsh and stern reali- M. Benyas, Mrs. Charles Alpern,
to all .tore., fre.lt dx11,, the follonInl
ite mother how much the family you are facing an unprecedent- ties. We have stood the acid test, Mrs. J. Souls, Mrs. E. Sloman,
Pr.•104t.:
Salami, Wieners, Bologna, Corned
spent on food and had received the ed calamity that is hanging over and are battling on. As the ad- Miss B. Edelstine, Miss Lillian
answer "Well, we waste two pounds one, central, pivotal country,
Beef, Pastrami, Tongues, Beefen-
vance guard of the forces that Fagan, Mies B. Buchman, Max
a month on food." Eating was
ette are made of the best and
t Rosenberg, Dr. A. Prussin, D.
you don't proceed to Geneva or are struggling for the survival Pechinik, M. Applebaum, H. Ra-1
freshest kosher meats.
just a waste to her.
anywhere, to furnish a lot of of the Jews as a people, we can- den, S. Sarnoff, S. Rose, R. Sil-
Watch far the blue and yellow
not escape the obligation of
label with the name Gunsberg and
diversions and distractions from" arousing to a sense of reality all ver. Russel Silver sang the can-1
WHY HE RETURNED
CASS - BAGLEY
DETROIT, MICH
the names of the rabbis who super-
There are some people who go to the main, all-important, fate- those who are identified, with tore! parts at the Brown Mem-1
vise the Kashruth.
Palestine and do not like it and ful and decisive battle. If you interests related to our own— oriel Service. The other mem-
Dr. Bernstein of the Palestine De-
to the one great cause.—(The bers of the quartet were Dr. A. ne000 00000000000 CiOttientael000-000000 0000-00000000-0 000-0
partment of the Zionist Organiza- are really determined to fight New Palestine.)
Prus•tin, Mrs. Chad" Alpern and
tion makes it a point to ask every Ilitlerism to a finish and you
Mrs. H. Salzenstein.
one
who
returns
the
"why
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the
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"The glories of the possible are
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ours."—Bayard Taylor.
S
old orthodox Jew. This old Jew assemble to compile a list of
said in Yiddish: "Es is nischtah horrors prevailing in other coun-
dort zu davenen." "There is no tries and give the Nazis forty-
place to daven here."
Imagine saying that about Pal- seven different alibis. Dr.
estine—and yet there is a modicum Goldman's address, in which he
of truth in the contention—in that scoured every nook and corner
the old kind of Palestine, the kind of the globe for evidences of
that existed 15 and 25 years ago,
when old Jews went there to she anti-Semitism, in which he pro-
is no longer existant. Then the duced a perfect world-atlas of
Jewish settlements consisted only persecutions is the very anti-
-
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If what Herman Sprier, presi- different character and for it
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Those who invoke the name of
who is the center of the political
cyclonic disturbance in. Rumania Nordau in order to bestow sonic
first came to know King Carol fulsome praise upon the new
when she was sent, as a spy, to do President of the Committee With-
a little detective work for Queen out Delegations show singular
Marie. Marie sent Lupescu to spy lack of judgment and understand-
on Carol. It appears she found out ing of the situation. Our cuss
a great deal about Carol—and I against Germany is not strength-
Carol no much about her—that the , ened but weakened by strewing
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spy and the King fell in love with I at this time instances of wrongs
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