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Gewerkshaften Hold
Avukah Concert
Sunday Evening Conference Dec. 13

All progressive labor organiza-
The Jewish Art Tours of Chi-
cago, featuring two internation- tions in Detroit are invited to par-
ticipate
in the tenth annual con-
ally known artists in the persons
of Nathan Vizonsky, dancer, and ference for • the Jewish Pioneers
Workers
of Palestine, Thursday,
Rosalind Glickman, pianist-dra-
matist, will appear in Detroit on December 13, at 9 p. m., at the
Farhand Folk Shute, 8679 12th St.
The business of the conference
will consist of reports of the pro-
gress and achievement of the work-
ers of Palestine to date, report of
last year's Gewerkshaften activi-
ties in Detroit, and discussion of
plans fur future activity here in
I support of the workers of Pales-
, tine.
Last year Palestine absorbed a
Jewish immigration of almost 50,-
000, but increasingly large numbers
will have to be received from the
countries where the Jewish masses
are suffering economic disaster and
political persecution. This respon-
sibility must be shared by every
Jewish organization in the world
that realizes the gravity of the sit-
uation with which our people are
faced.
The tenth annual conference for
Nathan Vieonsky and Rosalind Jewish Pioneer Workers expects
Glickman as "The Pioneers" representation of two delegates
from each organization, and re-
quests that these delegates be
Sunday evening, Nov. 25, i n a
concert of Jewish folk art. elected immediately, and their
Having recorded astounding names he sent in to the National

will be forced to give way."
At the services to be held Nov.
Appeal for Shaarey Zedek 24, Geraldine Bremen will give
the resume and Marvin Reider
Group la Made by
will deliver the sermon. Bernard
Rubiner will conduct the intro-
Abe Gordon
ductory services, Irving Munich
Abe Gordon, who supervises will chant the Schachris and Her-
the Junior Congregation of Shaa- bert Levin, the Musaf, Louis Wei-
rey Zedek, this week stated: senfeld is the Baal Koreah for the
"Once again the vision of Pro- Junior Congregation. Following
phet Isaiah, who foretold of the the services, the Sisterhood mem-
future when impetuous youth berg, under the chairmanship of
would assume the role of leader Mrs. Louis Tobin, will be hostes-
to their mature elders, will be Sell to the Juniors in the social
realized. The little child shall hall where refreshments will be
lead them were the words of the, served.
great prophet, and indeed the lit-
tle child will lead them, for on ARRANGE NEW YEAR'S
Saturday, Nov. 24, the Junior
PARTY AT B'NAI DAVID'
Congregation of Shaarey Zedek
will again be honored with the
Plans are bring made for a party
privilege of conducting services to be held New Year's Eve at the
in the main auditorium of their B'nai David Synagogue, 14th and
synagogue. It is hoped that these Elmhurst Are. by members of the
services which the juniors conduct Sisterhood and the Men's Club.
in their unique manner will con- An eight-course catered dinner,
tinue to have wholehearted sup- drinks, favors, an excellent orches-
port of every member of this con- tra, and a galaxy of stars will be
gregation.
some of the highlights of the eve-
"As is obvious, it rests square- ning. Reservations are being taken
ly upon the shoulders of these by Morton H. Espar, Townsend
conscientuous youngsters a n d 6-5128.
others with similar inclinations
If a woman has a really good successes throughout the Middle Labor Committee, 8679 12th St.
that the future of this congrega-
tion and of religion in general be husband the neighbors always say West with a program which is
unique in purport and presenta- GROWTH IS NOTED
perpetuated. Therefore, it should he is henpecked.
tion, the company is making its
IN ANTI - SEMITISM
Detroit visit under the auspices
IN J. D. C. REPORT
of Avukah.
Through dance and voice, pan-
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tominie and music, the artists
will give expression to that which
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is intrinsically Jewish. The con- feeding children and adults and
cert runs the gamut of human for providing clothing and shelter

U. S. 5. R.

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A TORGSIN ORDER

embtion in the portrayal of that increased alarmingly. Desperate
peculiar union of pathos and com- appeals came to us from institu-
edy which characterizes the Jew- lions for the care of children, of
orphans, from medical - sanitary
is soul.
Nathan Vizonsky, who first organizations, f r o m hospitals,
worked under Max Reinhardt, i s clinics, from Jewish schools, Tal-

on Youth
HOLMES HADASSAH Symposium
Problems at Center
LUNCHEON SPEAKER Wednesday, Nov. 28

Nationally • Prominent Lec-
turer to Address Donor
Event on Dec. 11

Each year a speaker of national
prominence is chosen as the guest
of honor at Detroit chapter of
Iladassah's donor luncheon. This
year, the organization secured as
its guest speaker for the seventh
annual donor luncheon, on Dec.

MRS. RALPH DAVIDSON

"The Problems of the Modern
Youth" will be presented in a sym-
posium, sponsored by the Michigan
'Youth's Congress, at the Jewish
Community Center, iVedneeday,
Nov. 28, at '8 p. m. Rabbi Bernard
Ileller of 'fillet Foundation at Ann
Arbor, and G. Robert Koopman of
the Michigan Youth's Commission
will be speakers of the evening.
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth
El, who is himself one of the en-
dorsers of the Congress, will pre-
side. The president of the Senior
House Council, Morris Mary, will
represent the senior groups, The
usual discussion and question per-
iod will follow the speaker's ad-
dresses.
This meeting, the first of its
kind, marks the beginning of one
of the most important campaigns
in the history of youth legisla-
tion in Michigan. It will precede
the calling of the first Michigan
Youth Congress in Ann Arbor,
where, for the first time, young
people representing cities and
towns all over Michigan will con-
vene for a constructive discussion
with a view toward ultimate solu-
tion of the issues and problems
which maturing youth must face
and meet, and the best means of
approaching such difficulties.. At
this time, all over Michigan, youth
groups are convening to discuss
their particular problems and ar-
range for representation at the
Ann Arbor conference.
The speakers on Wednesday eve-
ning will touch upon the basic
needs of youth, economically and
socially; they will also deal with
the problems of education, recrea-
tion, personnel, employment and re-
ligion,
The Forum is open to all youths
and adults interested in youth
problems. All youth organizations
are asked to send representatives
and to advise the Center of the
number of delegates being sent.

11, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
pastor of the Community Church
of New York City, and celebrated
as one of America's most elo-
quent and liberal-minded preach-
ers. For niany years, Rev. Holmes
has been a close friend of Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise, with whom he
has served on various projects
for municipal reform. His in-
terest and sympathy in the Zion-
ist movement led hint to visit
Palestine and to write the well
known book "Palestine Today and
Tomorrow." His subject at the
Iladassah luncheon will be "The
Miracle of Zion."
The weekly luncheonette meet-
ings at the Book Cadillac Hotel Senicesi
Dr. Leo 61 Franklin will meupy the
continue to add zest to the donor
Nov.
sudsy morn
ka 56. at 10:45,
luncheon campaign. On Wednes- pulpit
and deliver the pre-Thanglying ser-
day a delightful one-act play, en- mon under the ouggestive tale: "Blessed
titled "They're All the Same," Ditmontent."
On Sabbath, Nov 25, th• indult will
directed by Mrs. Walter Lichten- be occupied by Rabbi Leon Pram whose
feld, proved very entertaining. At nermon will be, "Father Jacob"
On Sunday, Bee. 5, at 14):45 A. M.,
next Wednesday's meeting, a Rabbi Moat.
Feuerilcht of Indian-
'
.
'lladassah Almanac," written by attune, tot and
iY
ll oroup tee T. n •
si neti, onio,
Miss Hattie Gittleman and di- or cien
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w ile
rected by hire. Harry L. Jackson, lo'ln",,,,r:ro, it as.no`,','„; onna Union of Ame
lean Hebrew Congregations.
will be presented.
comma. ty
Mrs. Ralph Davidson, donor
TlatakagIvIng
uncheon chairman, and Mrs. Sol
Lifsitz, financial secretary, an-
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auditorium
luncheon
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Donor Luncheon

L. A. S. BAZAAR

The eighth annual bazaar and
carnival of the Detroit Auxiliary
of the Los Angeles Sanatorium
and Ex-Patients Home will be
held at the B'nai Moshe Center
from Saturday evening, Dec. 1,
to Moirlay, Dec. 10, inclusive.
Sixty-five organizations have al-
ready accepted the invitations to
march in to this affair for the
benefit of unfortunate victims of
tuberculosis. All groups, includ-
ing societies, congregations, clubs,
are expected to join the big par-
ade. Call Madison 0766 for in-
formation and leave the message
when your organization will come
so that same may be published in
The Jewish Chronicle.
The official grand opening of
this event will take place on Sat-
urday evening, at 8 o'clock. Mayor
Couzens and Judge Vincent M.
Brennan have been invited to
officially open this bazaar and car-
nival. Leading artists of Litt.
man's People's Theater will par-
ticipate in the musical program.
Other talent will participate in
the musical program. Other tal-
ent will take part. There will be
no admission charge.
The attention of the public is
called to the fact that not a sin-
gle patient has been refused ad-
mittance to the sanatorium since
the inception of the auxiliary,
and that for the last eight years
numeroet patients from Detroit
have been admitted, among them
men and women referred by Dr.
Derbey of the Ilerman Kiefer
Hospital and other local medical
authorities. A mother of three
small children was sent away last
Tuesday. A young lady of 23
is now on the applicant list wait-
ing to be admitted.
The sanatorium has, for the
last 21 years, functioned in the
interests of indigent consump-
tives, and it has provided them,
absolutely free of charge, with
shelter, food, the best of medical
care and attention and, above all,
with a friendly, homelike atmos-
phere. It has a recreation hall
where artists appear in recitals,
and the bed-ridden patients have
radios in their rooms.
The sanatorium is serving the
purpose of a Jewish hiepital for
victims of tuberculosis. It finds
itself in • critical financial condi-
tion. Proceeds of this ten-day
bazaar and carnival will aid this
institution, make it possible fo r
more Detroit patients to be sent
to the sanatorium and ex-patients
home.

Heinz Liepmann Tells Ex-
periences to Shaarey
Zedek Audience

The tragedy of a German-Jew-
ish refugee who has escaped from
the Whitmoor concentration camp
was revealed in all its horrors
when Ileinz Llepmann, author of
"Murder-Made in Germany," ad-
dressed an audience of more than
1,100 in the social hall of the
Shaarey Zedek, on Wednesday
evening. The lecture was ar-
ranged by the Men's Club of
Shaarey Zedek.
Before Mr. Liepmann had
spoken five minutes it became ap-
parent that as he spoke he relived
his experiences and saw again be-
fore him the panorama of blood-
shed and barbarism perpetrated
by the Nazis.
A very sick man whose health
has been permanently damaged
as a result of the beatings ad-
ministered to him in the concen-
tration camp, Mr. I.iepmann re-
lated again the story of Ger-
many's first few months under the
Nazis and the methods used to
force Ilitlerism upon the people
in the Reich. Ile ducted from
his book as` a means of telling
how he escaped from the con-
centration camp by swimming
for two and a half hours and
finally binding on an American
freighter,
Mr. Liepmann reminded his
audience of the dangers of Fas-
cism facing this country and
urged that all should take an
interest in politics in order to
stave off forthcoming dangers.
Ile declared that when a person
who fights with reason has as his
opponent a man who uses weap-
ons, the latter will win.
Mr. Liepmann said that Ger-
many's downfall is due to three
causes: 1. Indifference of cul-
tured people who would not use
the same weapons used by the
Nazis to prevent the latter from
gaining control; 2. the rise of
the unhappy republic after the
war and the election of Hitler;
3. the actions of Germany's lead-
ers who yielded to Hitler after
he had lost 2,000,000 votes in the
1932 election.
Explaining why he dedicated
"Murder-Made in Germany" to
the Jews, the speaker stated that
he is certain that the Socialists
in Germany will win and that
when they die they die as mar-
tyrs. But when the Jews die, he
declared, they die only in the
long course of an historic tradi-
tion, they die for the cause of
justice in the world, as inheritors
of an historic tradition.
His concluding warning to the
audience was
"You are in danger. Fight
with all your love and all your
hate against war and against the
dictates of violence. Do not for-
get how to sacrifice. Do not for-
get the martyrs in Germany."
Mr. Liepmann was introduced
by Simon Shetzer. Harry M.
Shulman, president of the Shea-
rey Zedek Men's Club, presided
at the meeting. Violin *elections
by Leo Bistriteky of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, accom-
panied by Miss Rosa Bassin, pre-
ceded Mr. Liepinann's address.

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e master of the Chassidic Dance. mud Torahs, Yeshivahs, from
He traveled thousands of miles trade schools and from free loan
throughout Europe studying the societies we had established, as
ecstatic and enraptured move- merchants, traders and artisans
will enable your relatives in the U.S.S.R. to buy meats of this dance which so increasingly sank to the weakest
heavy clothing, shoes, underwear, foodstuffs, aptly lends itself to artistic ex- category of the population.
household utensils, tobaccos and countless other
pression. He won the adulation In all, the joint distribution
domestic or imported articles. These gifts will be of the thousands who viewed him committee expended or alloted
the original presentation of for activities in Eastern Europe
long
doubly valued with the oncoming of the
"The Romance of a People." Mr. and in Austria, where the Jewish
Russian winter.
Vizonsky also will be seen in situation has become most pre-
Prices compare favorably with dance interpretations from "Lam- carious, approximately $320,000
entationa of Job," "Rebbe Tans," during the year 1933 and the
those in America
and various folk and pioneer early months of 1934. Fortun-
ately this yas augmented by the
•
dan Itcoesa
L lind Glickman is an artist activities of the American Joint
For Tomlin orders
fint1atelnitSt11.71V1011A6A
arm in elocution and dramatization. Reconstruction Foundation, in
NO yews tonal bank ar authorised
at atITORG. 261FifthAvult.f.
She fairly bristles with the stark which the JDC cooperated with
realism of Bialik. The dramatic the ICA to extend small credits
quality of her voice particularly at low rates of interest to almost
fits her in the presentation of her 300,000 breadwinners, thus bring-
role. She has been particularly ing aid to from 1,250,000 to
commended for her work in "The 1,600,000 persons."
YOU CAN TELL
In Russia, the J. D. C. alloted
1 City of Slaughter."
THE WORLD
This concert is not being given more than 5,000,000 rubles for
YOU BOUGHT IT
-
for
profit
the
nominal
charge
for
farm
settlement work in 1933,
On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the De
imTpoin:
AT KOSINS
troit Lodge No. 55, Knights o f admission going merely to cover and 2,000,000 rubles were ex-
M«adenl «e J.
presentation.
Pended
in fitting thousands of
CtIf El will officially take purl In Ull•
lien MIN.', 0 1. Baker. Emil Beth
Pythias, will hold a smoker i n the expense of
a small
ron, Harry Becker. Harry ft. Bennett, serviee.
Tickets may be obtained at Grin- persons, for factory or shop work
conjunction
with
the
exemplitica
store, but you
Ed Bernie, lime Biel- Teen& rennet
nell'a the Jewish Community Who were unable to be taken into rielve Ilene.,
cultural event of the
Illoontgarden. Ituth Diemen-
tion of the second rank. Th e
T he outetandIn
get • grant
farm settlement activities, the field.
het, A. IL Brodie. J•colt Iturrown, Mor• .nairo In Detroit t will be the debate
work will be put on by a team Center, where the concert will be
can-
value. Know-
rim Cotten. R. cot, David lieu, Bare belecon Norman Thenta• Borland
report
said.
In
Palestine,
the
held, or from the many Jewish
and Dr.
/lemon., Moe Iliamood, Harry liunits, didata fur president In 1932, anumits,
ing how •nn
organizations to which they have J. D. C. also made substantial Alan M Duon, William Feline, Abra- II•rry Gideon., profinwor of m propool•
where to sue
r
o,he
on
(he
Chica
Herman
of
contributions.
University olv
ham M. Fara, Al Foreman,
been allotted.
ie
money three
prob-
al t
ed th anom.
Franyblau. Alex Freeman. Rhea Viash• Pow "Reo
be Stayed
C risi s in Germany the Worst
Alex lem of the American Peoldo c•
days le oome•
G htdaln. Louis Goldman,
man
Tuesday
Goidelic', I. E. under the capitalist system,"
thing to 1100
was the Jewish crisis in Goldsmith, Maurice
gh
'tarry N. night. Nov. at 5.30 abort, Althou
lb Greenbaum,
proud of.
rmany, however, that evoked iioodman.
sill be tha third event la the Tein•
Germany,
troeamen, Zolda Horne Nam [(viper,
there 0111 still be an
the deepest sympathy of the Jew- JArk Molt, Alex Inirnerntan. Theodore pie F orum series,
The smart•'
pun home a was. ticket
nity
ish people in the United States leases. William B. lambent. Zanier oPimrtu
al'm's Sulla la
IIII1P to be rotated In the central taro-
Jaelumn. Ilarry Jto•k . Jacob,
eepetlelly reiterved
non
of
the
Temple
al
Jorubc
America
_ and that necessitated the JDC's B
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Jacob, Paul E Jacob
th kid hold... Cl,. wagon
Koehn f
Preparations are being corn- assuming large responsibilities in [tarry KIM, sot Kaufman, Nathan Kop- for menoon
beginning NOV.
oy, starry Kraft, Charles Lapidee. Jack ti, ket fur eight men..
pleted
for
the
donor
luncheon
of
connection
with
the
tragic
plight
2l, will he 62 00. or 36 cut. per Pm-
$25.00
Juttenh Lehrh•ula. ktauMe
ture. The sitigle admisalou la II cents.
the North Woodward branch of of the Jews in that country and
SOI IA.,. Philip L110.1111.
Lealle alitcheli. Samuel Nilo h.
the Jewish Women's European of the refugees," Mr. Hyman
Tamale New:beau
In sewing,
ell, Mourn . . Morae. loodore Moskowitz.
The Pielerhood clamed;
Welfare Organization, to be held continued.
11.11do,
will
eve
I. B. Moos lora II Boyer. Max
cooking, hint..
Mrs, A. Goldberg,
Kurt
Stelae,
Moyer Pereira, Samuel start I" about two weeks under the
on Jan. 9.
"The first precipitate exodus of
ge
thou
Prentlauer.
kin. t' olonel
donor luncheon chairman, report- thousands of Jews from Germany Pun
Otalrtnanship of Mrs. Clement Bopp Fur
J
as
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M•erhe (teen 1
H
!Ladner,
inforallon.
call Mrs.
Mropp,
m
ed favorable progress at the meet-, was followed by the sobering and Rhode., Mary Rosen. Meyer Rosen- further
bongreliow
J. N. F. Auxiliary Plans
If you know of anyone who Is III,
ing held at the home of Mrs. tragic realization of the German baum, limbo; lloaendeld. Fettle at Both.
J.
Samuel Itubiner. David
need of • friend,
Box Distribution
lonely.
eliut.ln
or
in
Vogel, 2656 Leslie Ave., on Nev. Jews themselves that hundreds of nallie 4anluel Salk. J. A Saran.. Joe-
Itelonen Grand !Liver • Clifford
8
Kuplutolle,
thalrinan
notify 11. Jule
Mchillo. Samuel
conaultlee,
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'thousands of them would per- eith nulillier. Ralph
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of ped al vleitIng and a antic
Mchreler. Iteurhe Seligman. Nate !Ma. Longfellow 6341
The chairman urges all mem- ' force have to readjust their lives
On Wednesday afternoon a spe-
Shulman. Burton N.
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ItuliP has boss sleeted
pro. Harry
Clenle id V
hers and friends to participate in , within Germany itself, there seek
It•11 I Memel Nathan Silber.
cial meeting was held at the home
Ike Olaterbood board
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to all
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affair
a
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of Mrs. Samuel Heyman, on Stur-
, making this
cess. new occupations, and train their skin, isemess
AGENCY IS GIVEN
tevant Ave., for the purpose of
Those wishing assistance in rum- youth for new callings either 8skooss• •V•s!•,.. r"Va''"• st,rir'w x::.;:. ,„,„ Fete. het.:
9,700 NEW VISAS
irr:leinan 11.0;1 d
, touge, bridge parties or car s to within the framework of life in ,61'u
or tf dlcit- old forming committees for the .1. N.
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I • "tomries:1Croleting
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' fur the
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le of Mrs. Louis Schlien.
NATHANIEL GOLDSTICK
men Mrs. J. Gendil, Longfellow lion for ultimate settlement in tweets
Is,
metMere fur the year 1/34-36 are ells b
iend
/Ides rtolo rm14 Arthur riu ul.
Two trees were planted by the
M rs. A. Goldberg, T
o att
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analog.
are MO ed.
the labor shortage, which has exist- consisting of Edward N. Barnard, I , send 7651
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Auxiliary in honor of h;li Sachse'e
chairman
c a rman of
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Cooperating Agencies
to
take
part
111011
all fur
"toting
ed for the past two years.
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Assistant
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Weisman,
Counsel ceriee, or Mrs.
E.
eaten. e emigration likely ,• toe o aar re- (is, redie , 1un Ol I ie op
yman review.,
recovery.
"We shall continue our efforts to Nathaniel Goldstick , Past Chart-
Hood Nen n or .+d e >
The regular meeting was held
T owl'isend 6-2859 .
if th turns to Germany reach a as high ,ites
n ..me to ree reriemeeis . we I
increase appreciably the immigra- cellor Sidney L. Alexander, Rabbi. The following ladies are giving sleety the collaborat on o
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to Tuesday afternoon at the Jewish
'
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J.. I) . (' . wit
: h ot h er rel ie
d
McDonald de- ...day night lo tom] 34 In order cod
f
,
tion of Jewish workers to Pales- Ilarold Rosenthal, Past Chancellor bridge
1211 40,000, but Mr.
nnelln Ito Mc ,Pule ). du nut ne
onor poin sn, out that not only has it
or th e
Old
Folks' Home, with an over-
pettier.
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(line d to discuss this eubject.
tine," the Jewish Agency statement Edmund M. Shmin
osses. from • roues. , of
sess
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and Max Fin- luncheon:
assisted Jewish committees.hut
Ta r d r i s ,r,eni,, ,e,,I.i.eit ,,,t ,, 0 e sat flow attendance. Aaron Rosen-
He said there were now 1,000
declared.
kelston.
Saturday, Nov. 24, 311
at the
home
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as speaker, later gave two
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Recent economic expansion has
The guest speaker of the eve- of Mrs. J. Feig, at 1,
u neaanissi t ione like the Society o f destitute Catholic refugees in >:
ill humorous readings and several
created an unprecendented demand ring will be Edward N. Barnard Ave
P ' al ne but explained they iri,. 1 iseee" ;:e'o‘plee Temple Club le w . well rendered vocal selections
Iden • at
Mrs.
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Student
'aria
alum,
corner
International
:3 ,„• • , hriends
s
fur workers, while the supply of and Samuel Raskin will act as Gantz, 7tio,ori ay, ;sI. oas ,i,
were 'ordly
per:bone who had left es...
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301
e"lwere given by Sidney Gottlie b.
Service: International Committee
labor has lagged progressivel y. Sweater
Germany home time ago w ith
Mrs. Max Webster, president
Tuexdo Ave.; Mrs. Rubenstein. for Securing Employment for Nude that were now exhausted.
- - -
This I as led to a concentration in
Saturday, Dec. 1, at 2403 Glen-. Ref ugee Professional Workers,
of the Auxiliary, who presided at
r
bettor paid jobs, particularly the
dr.
Mr. McDonald has just made a 1,00 .1.5 "Me
it. the meeting, spoke of the loss the
Emergency Committee in A id of
Looming building trade, and neg. work in Haifa from thousands of dale , Ave.
Paris, Berlin Vienna end'
It
E
Plans were tirade for a shower Displaced German Scholars, E mer- tour of
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish
.7 Honk of xodue
Ita..t of other fields which are left Jewish applicants in every section . for the Gl Oh' He
where he conferred at the • es, or
General Orphans' Home gency C o mmittee
National Fund will have at the
an i t t ee i n Aid of Dia- Rome
witt.out an adequate supply of la-
1
Vatican.
Ile
plane
to
return
tq
of
l'oland.
of
Palestine.
'departure
of Mrs. Milkovsky
placed
Foreign
Physicians,
etc.,
i
bor. Jew sh labor has shifted from
Europe fur the Saar plebiscite and
A ximila r procedure
puns fol. : ,
and non-sectarian refuicee na-
in•lfrom the city, an announced that
.
ths villages to the towns and from
,
e
of
m
Inc
00.11.
,nil
then tour South America in the ,
er
eve.
lowed at Salonica, Greece,
"
a
farewell
luncheon
will be given
tional
or
district
committees
"
Iln
agriculture to indsutry. Shortage
olitme. ,, V Ms
.1
4.;
aa
JewIan but, to
130 young
h
e ewisgency
cose
h A
concluding hie review, Mr. holie of orlcaniaing
,..4 in lire honor on Saturday eve-
of Jewish agricultural labor has th J
111411118 Notts
aifa , arbor.
knd Catholic ref tiger iminigra-
Jews for work in
"'
nine,
Nov.
24,
at
Buddy's,
9001
Hyman
wrote:
:
been aggravated by the tendency
in imIr beautiful Book of Memoti. I
be
The Salunica Jews, howe ver, have
brief I". lion
0.1). 1116, 11.1 or nature otilsoribil In h1 ;',; .12th St. Reservations may
of wage earners to turn to inde- been harbor workers for genera- '
Mrs.
Louis
Mil-
our
the".
ng
of
millionx
rie
of
all
taa
S tihe
pendent farming. With each new
s.IssIllo R e"III1 e tttr.n r Ord7Ohf islill i ffer
b'd made by calling
EA'
e••
Pinai
They look to us for ssin- Jews H• Lib•Iled 5 river
ler, Euclid 3377•W, or Mrs. Max
immigration schedule the shortage lions.
•g •
T" •or nie n ' Irr or • "*""'' ee /le
'
itor from Pso
of """'"'"
•0rmons entitled The Making of the! ut
se
ros,17,01;ia.thas,J l!tr. Wekeler, University 1-9071.
fur understanding, for
of Jewish workers has grown.
Hospital Gets New modem Jew s
BROOKLYN, N.INCJ C -
The Auxiliary also announced
The following table shows the Holy Land
ye. weal to 2.
1Kelp.
William I.. Mclaughlin, young ed- Is-ee tesesee misuIS
Arnbulancs
A ., ern loon la plc."! for Id.daY
like the uff ere
lel that the annual donor luncheon
immigration schedules requested
Al.,' Lapides I.
56.
Mr,
V=
. • .,!:onf,tools'eu:Ilietiirteit'
NEW YORK (JTA I --An Amer- Icrld, ,r Nov
men and itor of a local German language • e s1s10000s.
and the number actually granted
•"",
•
lava"
...wins
soet
of
the
committee,
the
will
be held May S. Anyone de-
jean ambulance, to be used by the i,:',,,',,,h
siring to make an early strut in
women of its administrative stall Nazi newspaper, was reseed from gift•
by the government:
. . ,_
Asked 1ft- ttted Rothschild Hadassah Hospital, has :
son >ear in jail for li-
spending
Aire,
term,
minting
their money by rummage
European
our
and
hair
air and Mrs Ihnlatimi Iro ldelcin
1.7:1 460
o, tuber.
accord. is o
,
es ireess mse. N v, to tittend a r eohy,. roily
too well the inueni. i belling the Jewe, through the __.
000 just arri v ed in Jerusalem ,
sales *Maid call Mrs. A. ,
7
.sprat.. 113: ...... . .
}Ir lioldstelnA We- " -----
ol,er.Ipleas of Samuel Unterinser, noted May, a Jew, urged that
Je
ti ltoss, ing to word received here by lie- & em s ount. ohm
4.776t :
Inbar.. use
tude
of
the
disaater
and
the
8305-M.
" Euclid r
dassah, women's Zionist organize- , ns .lid husband. 11 , and Mrs Al,,' ad..
April. 1133
scups of the problems I lawyer, end two Brooklyn Jewieh
ear
1, , ,,
6.609
i irner,
1513
o
rf
s ii :"7,1,Inn''''''' . N- I. 'eh- Whellliillg
'm• leaders McLaughlin ie the first ' spread the word that they b
it. tion. It was chipped from New ;,':,,,
woo
He
' with which so many Jewish ,
April,
h ‘.."'"/ "0" -
tu w o'l ''"Y' ne •
Kings CountS
York by Mrs. Rive K. Weinstein,
crime cited as en example the Stelae gh.
pony four men attended a rueeen munities acrusa the sea ale row to be indicted
who on her return from a recent
Agency Protests
contending. For years to come, I under the laws Dorking it
lie tin sae'
---- •
race or religion:
JERUSALEM. - (JTA) - The Palestine trip, raised the necee-
. _
their
Jingoish
and
trials
will
.#11
to
libel
a
presented
m
e
'mere
h
ome
to
make
etroit.
a-0 P10111b.10 141•I•
publishing the
Executive of the Jewish Agency nary funds) among friends and to D
1 at the meeting of Meth
to us f or Alleviation an d ,en- resided guilty of
tIsl,•;;;;III
'
rd
for
•
1
,
,
for
Woe
been
com
le
n. held Wedn ris daI
ilrel on July 7 last
10 Rsiisb Rays Arran, He.
,
•
on Friday submitted a protest to bought a Ford ambulance, fully
etructive
eid
"
s
al.-too. In the tempt. ronroa
fur the!
ESIZIgal1011
the Paleetine government, em- equipped in accord ance with .
thr th e autplo to of the RIN•rhood
"I Flu here in a antler
Pristriim ...Med of • nalsb
phssizing that the 9,700 immigra. York hospital standards.
Stn Irving Stein
NEW Y4.111K IJTA -The Aryl somsoss se Mrs Ben Nein!, Um
eole who are con•
14.17 et
G
loom Sinn b y bleDuue
en tire Jewish pp
teitihtoo
Celnmn
air- man and Mr. Monmel rol,n
ese.
nil•
also ann.', ed 111. Berths
Unterloyer
u
of
10
German-Jewish
c
"
Mr
tion certificates granted by the
aro
GENEVA..-Guarantees agesisl tent?, li belled,
January meeting
Mr. Jerome var.. Mr•
....fulmar
ine stank. for
Under
Mt.
C
,
government for the next six Arabs Demand
Preserve
his plea fur knit: nee to d ren who ere being brought to
ire be Om Niter.
ft IV, man. M.
ay inmseie
the numb" of said
fa•ale.' for Ito
- Old Document
many
women
hiiie
been
sewing
for
the
eir•
is
1100.,Year
hardly
a
Ch
this
country
to
complete
th
WAX
hood
in
lode
•
months under the labor schedule
'There
refugees toter the bear pleb, I i.e the judge
NS week , and proms. In hove
points
SAFED , Palestine (JTA)- D e. I Po.
tehl;
p
ducetion arrived last I. ri a
;;t0V . ale being urged by James r, Me- paragraph in this editorial that
not sufficient . The rotest
d
.ri,y.erig , of.i v. trr...irity; r :pwnr.
g New York
y y ' hil."" ",L1h.
But this e heer d t he
I. ' Ilr' o•fl. tenth..
out that by cutting the requests of velopment of the northern Jewish
"•;;•
i Donald, commissioner for G, man did not contain libel
as...1.4 by Mr. MU
morn..
sr
u,"es,
ser-
defendant hap Leen contrite and are all boys beteeen 11 and I/
the Jewish Agency for 113,600 im- sett ements in this district is
e•
refugees,
who
arrived
here
Mon•
l4,s1,os.sn•lr
result of a 1
ars old and are entering an I
pessi.sr reeertee Inat
migration certificates to 9,700, the Musty threatened as
The
lioes has made 0%0 ,14 0 •sologg
ctrib..
to
, day night to talk with the ,a
on
quota siam.
r%d
hs akete will Ise
government disregarded
the actual dispute begun by Arab agitators sees, supper n 1.« ro rs
re
policy of this paper has been n„,,,nua ti on
,
Al
Firs ga thri
.seirmee w reels II•rria' foreign oce
we" ,
by
Ise
needs
sr
toe
seam:hoed Mrs ses
labor
imported
from
Jerusalem
concern-
not
a
They were met at the ter
situation in the Palestine
•
than, of the waitreacelt
M. Eirner for the meeting of the League 3 changed
The Jews are
rib Mho Is read • report on 1
h•le huge or th• flour
ier• soil, phi li Tempi. Sisterhoods on 45.
i ng ownership of land on Mount m.reer
market
net th, die-
Assembly
Mr• Jules
N ti
booth
throubsout ta• oral.
re's
Y n efAtide, I nc.,
I
enik
lialli l Citld
The protest of the Jewish Canaan.
ira ioi-Jes:t
r' iMl'
of is the a.. thairavan
vthinedy i'lai iii‘ier peel/el:et:a t)11'1Urchthhear 5611:e
a , ,,, swoos laoa tell I... p.m. Is I armament conference bureau
In Jewish hands for 40 years,
c
are 1.0.pml
Agencay also points out that tke
man'e
245
Fifth
Ave,
under
whom:
of
this
Ti,. tea lien ed at the do. Or the
view
In
me has come from Rom e ,,,, re mitten(
mother one nth, re tert v ey to ,
s
es,
N.,
In rhary• of Mn
now
on
Mount
Canaan
is
tternot.n
•ite
heir
•
of the the children will lie during t
demand for 18,600 immigration cer- the land
also
of the repentance and
enure} Mrs Frank
. he discussed this ;hese
' being claimed by the Arabs as part • fortnight
Miss Rotor, sky T or IVecnletg
JeeePh 111,010.00 1011
tificate, was submitted a fter
'
changed attitude of thts Paper. 1 stay in Americo
Tor o ,
m
y.
ear ( W I 'UP wi th
Pmderman Mn Buhl auto.. Mrs
these children will be
careful survey of the actual re - of Moslem religious property. ) -r arel 'Sr. Norman Ilo. km r ....r. I Aloisl
Saar
ssm-
feel
that
the
end:
of
justice
will
.rated
that
League's
!Oscan W •lour.
of
the
hoot. Piro Dmil4 ginner Funds, Nev
111 and Mrs
LieeIn
suspended sentense." placed with private families in deo
q irementa of Jekiah labor In Pal - 'Subhl Bey Khadra, notorious Mos-
u
11. 1 17 (Pad. .0 Y r. Max
00 ;;;‘,,7,,,; ?.:l•tria l.,'.`,,'".,,s';' mittee and he sailed abseril the be met by a
es tin e In the field of agriculture, 'km agitator, whom the Shaw11, 1s,,,;',' Ir;,,
was sup- different parts of the country and Ilo mm poured
Untennyer's
plea
Mr.
for
New
Commission called "sinister figure," ; .nd u.. w.. w..t.ser s sae s.u.si,... Manhattan Thursday
industry, building and transport.
Appeals by former Wag- that it the completion of t heir
Alm° P . ." ^ r ^, MO: York :Melly, he said, in cennee. ported by
appeared at Sated accompanied by :rat,'":.,in:r1:„Mr•
-__
EVILLER LADIES' AID
kner mid flun film ht..
whose education, whenever feasible, it
his (strafe Joseph Goldstein,
n
D,:troit. a nd bi t, ri e od cs,,,,, ,,,,,s lion with the fina cing of
re
lawyer,
nationalist
extreme
the
SOCMITY
ler
Haifa
Saute Staveclartatt
name appeared in the editorial, is planned to reunite them w ith
Auni Abdul Midi Bey. and pro. eesemer worm* Ann of Pontiac ..r. work.
parents
Any
large
emigration
from
the
and
Rabbi
Louis
D
Grose.
Judge
their
1 .0 "
lik'ARSAW-(JTA) - Hund-ede duced a document alleged to have '
Herman
Burin was hou-
oup
are
part
of
a
gr
Mrs.
Saar, Mr. McDonald explained to Franklin Taylor agreed to mis• The boys
meeting
bur
of Polish Jewish porters, baggage been written 500 tears ago, pur-
peril execution of the sentence of 260 Gennep boys and g Iris rs• at a tea and special
Emil.. Ng fr. nt the hnme of tarn the preu, would accentuate the
at the land be-
and
dock
workers,
specially
portedly
proving
t
of
the
Niter
Ladies'
Aid Society
try
movers
on Are.
11;r3rr
" existing financial difficulty
This provided McLaughlin'. p a p c r who will be sent to this coup
, •,,,
chosen. for their sturdy physique, longed to the Moslems. This .ails-
the Reich in the next few at her home, SS Richton Ave., on
because SO per cent ef the would publish an apology tor the from
r rt,„ g e rru
i r, IS
the en d ,41,4,e 4LP., e .1iirrnl.eg
Mrs. Louis
will shortly leave for Palestine, ment, if upheld, would annul
and continue Its changed months, it was explained by Dr. Tuesday, Nov. 14.
WS , . 1,014 in whe money he now has comes learn libel
where they will be employed In the rights of the Jewish Colonization remmtiree
editor
quickly
Solomon
Lowenstein. chairman of Finen.an, preeMent of the organi•
the
7;,* Jews, whereas most of the Sip policy. to which
newly created harbor of Haifa, it Association, which purchased the
e.
ration.
opened
the
meeting.
The
en's
emigrants presumably would Pe agreed. The apology was printed the German • Jewish Childr
rongentento re. reme•nem
hand 40 year', ago.
was nnounced here last week.
lie added that the chit dren topic of the day was the card
Aid
war d woes ees son nimenese romplet ICatholics or non-Jew e h Socialists oh Friday.
- •
evening,
spe
a
. plant for Iloy Nag t• he sly. on
Aba Chuehl, of Palestine,
Speaking before the East Mid• range in age between 8 end 16, Party to be held Tuesday
No man Is interested in another i e s t eela r , , raise. Ivor I. at the Bar.iall there are only 4,000 or 6,000
r schange
cial delegate of the Jewish Agency,
renter here. Su- but that must of them will be Dec. 18, at the Dexter
Alw rnom 554, Jews in the Saar Basin territory. wood Jewish
a :on ::: i h ouse of
is now in Poland. where he is se-' man's troubles - unless he is
Club.
I lorrY Bre.. .pee t heir tene-emier li rairnites
o f the amount pt prime Court 'Wire Mitchell between II and 14.
lecting the candidates for dock lawyer.

&mid' Nell
Nabs

Direct Mail Service

Ith colnpany'• ether-
Robert Ripley lettere,
(Lament on back of
card or kWh.-
norm monograms- AI Cantor blotter, pontal
rank, etc., and other
on one Jerk of
1142
direct Mall ...nice.

sod,

Nag ON Notts

Mr rind Mrs Joseph Anthony of CM-
... ammt .0.1 day. In this rill hut
seek. the former tenoning old Mende
ai yucta
ca, having resided bars
at one thno
---
J , 5h Oration•r left this mark for
eisris •. where he will relnaln unwire-
eat the 5loter months.

MI1111 NY01111
Illumenau has retuning
hump after 'spending the ram true er

---
tail aurulay tanning
Mr. aril Mrs.
George Kahn of Auburn entertained It
g m.m• a a buffet 'upper The •ppolol-
In. ro,pug individual table. at shish
Ii,, an.ele wore mqm,r1, sera carried
out IL 1,,, A enr
autumn ithad... Later
weie Me Moreton of the cranial!.

Young People's Temple
Club to Stage "Mikado"

The Young People's Temple
Club's music group announces
that the first rehearse! for the
Gilbert &
Operetta,
Sullivan
"Mikado," to be given in its; en-
tirety, will take place Wednesday
night. Ike. 5, at 8 p. In., at Tem-
ple Beth El. Male and female
vuices of all ranges and qualities
can be used. No operatic ability
is required. Philip S. Stern and
Arthur 1.. Coulson will direct the
production.
Rehearsals for "Mikado" will
be held Dee. 6, Dee. If, Dec. 19.

INSTITUTE LECTURES

Commander Donald B. MacMil-
lan, noted explorer of the Arctic,
and Alexander Starkey, author,
traveler and motion picture di•
rector, will bring tales and mo-
tion pictures of the Far NsrUt
and of South Sea jungles, whoa
they lecture Sunday at the De-
troit Institute of Arta.
At 3:30 p. rn. Markey will pre-
s e n t his illustrated 1
"Among the Maoris of Nur
and," and at 8.30 p. m.
will lecture and show serethM1
tures of his "New t xploratl
Rills Land and Lainderr

Justiee may be
a good memory.

blind,

but she has