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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
BETTY FRANK GUEST
STAR AT LITTMAN'S
Fanny Brice's Name
In the Golden Book
An outstanding star of the
Sidney Alexan der and Son, mar- Yiddish theater is featured this
tin, to Spe ak for Fathers week at Littman's Yiddish Peo-
an d Sons
Fanny Brice, the famous
actress, has been inscribed in
the Golden Book of the Jewish
National Fund at Jerusalem, by
her namesake, although not
her relative, who transferred
a land parcel she owned in
Palestine, to be added to the
inalienable land property of
the Jewish people in the Holy
Land.
Miss Hattie Devarnia Brice
of Memphis, Texas, was the
owner of two plots located in
Migdal, near Tiberias, of which
she wanted to dispose. As she
was negotiating with real es-
tate agencies, Miss Brice read
her Holy Writ, and happened
to find the passage in Leviticus
25.23 reading: "The Land shall
not be sold forever, for the
Land is Mine." Deciding not to
make the sacred soil of Pales-
tine a subject for barter, Miss
Brice transferred it as a gift
to the Jewish National Fund
to be preserved as inalienable
property.
When informed by the Amer-
ican office of the Keren Kaye-
meth le'Israel that since her
plots have the value of $200.00
she is entitled to two insertions
in the Golden Book of the
Fund, Miss Brice, who is not
Jewish, expressed her desire
that "in each instance the
honor be conferred upon your
great actress, Fanny Brice."
Father, S on Affair
Of K. o P. Tuesday
SOVIET, POLAND Re-Elect Murphy,
DISCUSS ENTRY
Birnkrant Advises
TO BIRO-BIDJAN Saul 1-1. Birnkrant, well-known
Jewish Immigrants
From the Far East
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
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can Jews
A Review of Leo Lenin's "Land
of Promise," by Lewis Mack
Detroit attorney, who has seven
other brothers who are practic-
America used to be called the
ing attorneys, heartily endorses Land of Promise. East European
Jews who looked forward to coming
here always used that terms and
; many Jews still feel that this coun-
I try has proven to be such a land.
, The novel by Leo Lania speaks of
another Land of Promise—Ger-
Imany—for it is a fact that during
Ithe last generation Germany did
I appear as a Land of Promise to the
Jews of Poland who could escape
to the golden land of the Teutons.
Did not Germany promise social
and civic equality? Were not the
Jews elevated to the loftiest posi-
tions of power and influence? Did
not Germany actually appear to be
the Land of l'romise to those in
eastern Europe who still suffered
from the medieval type of persecu-
tion?
Herr Lania whose splendid novel
has been translated from the Ger-
man by R. Henry, weaves for us
a colorful pattern of life which
gives us vivid pictures of conditions
in Germany during the last 25
years. Mr. Lania was a,profession-
THOMAS J. MURPHY
al writer in Germany and very suc-
cessful as a journalist and drama-
Thomas J. Murphy as Judge of tist. His clear pictures, indicate
the Wayne Circuit Court.
a thorough understanding of Ger-
Mr. Birnkrant's letter of en- man life and a sensible delineaton
dorsement reads as follows;
of characters who play various
"It is my sincere desire to see parts in this book.
that the bench of the Circuit
There is the Rosenberg family
Court will not be dismantled at which was as comfortable and as
the coming election. stable in its settlement as any Jew-
"The present bench has been ish families are in America today.
operated very smoothly and its This family was the envy of thou-
efficiency and co-o per a t i o n sands of Polish Jews who came to
amongst the present members of the Land of Promise to approach
the bench is beyond reproach. the satisfactory status achieved by
"I recommend the re-election the Rosenbergs and thousands of
of Judge Thomas J. Murphy be- other well integrated German Jew-
cause
z he
e ih n
m oa a t n l y . ash families.
These Rosenbergs survived the
and
a most envious
ner and the public can look with destruction of the World War, they
kept
their heads above water dur-
pride upon his spotless record
that he has made for himself dur- ing the flood of the revolution.
They even managed to live through
ing his regime."
the inflation and certainly paid no
attention to Hitler in his early
days on his climb to power. But
WALSH IS CANDIDATE
the Rosenbergs lived long enough
FOR TRAFFIC COURT to see themselves stripped of every
James R. Walsh, Assistant Cor- I bit of honor, deprived of position,
Re-Elect Webster,
Annual Report of
Jacob Mazer Urges
Conciliation Court
Jacob Mazer, for the last 35
NEW YORK — The Jewish
years prominently identified with Conciliation Court of America
the business, communal and ath- held its annual meeting on Wed-
letic life of Detroit and intimately nesday evening, Jan. 9, at the
The Detroi ; Lodge No. 65,
acquainted with the leaders in Federation Building, 71 W. 47th
Knights of Py thias, will give its
these fields, in discussing the can- St. Dr. Israel Goldstein, presi-
annual father and son affair, j
dent of the Jewish Conciliation
Feb. 19, at the
Tuesday eveni
Court of America, presided.
Fort Wayne H otel, Cass at Tern-
Louis Richman, executive sec-
retary, presented his annual re-
pie Ayes. oldstick will be the
port, which included the follow-
Nathaniel G he evening. Rabbi
ing:
chairman of t lel will delived the
"The year 1934 has proved the
Harold Rosent lney L. Alexander
most active year in the history
invocation, Si address in behalf
of the Jewish Conciliation Court
will deliver lit and his son, Mar-
of America. More cases were
of the
father, , now a student at
tin
Alexander
filed with the court during the
of Michigan, will
past year than ever before. Dur-
the University sons. The feature
ing the past year, 605 cases were
speak
the I will be an address
of this for
program
presented for adjudication; 784
le Chancellor Corn-
cases appeared on the calendar of
by
the Suprel
mender
of the Knights of Pythias,
the court, some of which were ad-
Harp, over a na-
journed from time to time; 17 ses-
Hon.
Reno
S.
;-up.
Samuel
Ras-
f
tion-wide hoo
sions were held 65 judges acted
as arbitrators; 144 cases were
kin will make the introductory re-
• up to this broad-
actually tried and disposed of at
marks,
leading
ill
take
place
at
9
cast, which w
open sessions of the court, and a
large number of cases were set-
o'clock.
tled by the parties themselves af-
The entert tinment committee pie's Theater, 12th and Seward,
ter receiving a notice of hearing.
under its chaff man, William Roth- in the person of Betty Frank.
"It is interesting to note that
man, has spa red no expense in Miss Frank takes the leading
finest
acts,
and
such
role
in
"Molly's
Millions,"
the
cases involving disputes between '
procuring the
husband and wife, parents and
diversified en ertainment as will presentation during this week-end.
JUDGE CLYDE I. WEBSTER children, have fallen off during
be enjoyed b y both father and Her husband, Benjamin Blank, is
didacy the year 1934, whereas in the
son. Another feature of this pro- here to direct this play.
of Judge Clyde I. Webster year 1933 those cases seemed to
gram will be talent from mem-
for re-election to the Circuit have been increasing at each ses-
f h men is will
hers' families R e res
Bench said: sion. The year 1934 saw a de-
be served foil owing the entertain- SWEET IS CANDIDATE
"The husiness men of the City cline in these cases. Front the
FOR TRAFFIC JUDGE
ment.
of Detroit who sometimes come
Last Tuesd a y night, the Detroit
in contact with our courts and observations of the executive sec-
eatery and from independent in-
Lodge No. 55 was honored by the
Abolition of the referee system
Judges have no concern with the vestigations
made by him of the
presence of G eorge Dobsevage of in Traffic Court, establishment of KRONNER CANDIDATE
political beliefs entertained by
New York Ci y, a prominent Py- an advisory committee of experts
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE The importance of Hies branch-
these Judges. Nevertheless, be- litigants, it is stated as the opin-
cause of our system of electing ion of the executive secretary that
thian, widely known as editor, to assist the judges in coping
es in the various ports of entry
reason for the falling off of
publisher and lecturer, regarded with the traffic problem, and an
William O'Neill Kronner, for in the United States is demonstra-
them they must run on party tick- the
these cases is two-fold; (1) more
as one of t he foremost Jewish aggressive program of educating 20 years a practicing attorney in ted by the report of the branch
ens.
people
have received employment
Ald-
bookmen in A merica. Judge
the public to the cause and pre- Detroit and Wayne County of the Hebrew Sheltering and Im-
The Hon. Clyde I. Webster, during the year 1934 than 1933;
rich Baxter a so took part in the vention of accidents, are the chief courts, is a candidate for Circuit migrant Aid Society (HIAS) in
whom
it
has
been
my
pleasure
(2)
those
who have not received
initiatory war k.
points of the policy laid down by Judge on the Democratic ticket. San Francisco.
ivailneyge yoefarsknohwaisngbefeonr a employment have received more
Minor A. Sweet, candidate for the
Mr. Kronner, who was born in
agnredatprm
There arrived in that city on
• relief from the city, state and
office of Judge of Recorder's
a number of Japanese steamers
Judge of our Circuit Court for federal agencies. Because of the
Court, Traffic and Ordinance Divi-
25 Jewish immigrants, 10 men, 8
18 years, being returned there above two reasons, the financial
sion.
women and 7 children, who were
term after term on the Repub- distress during the year 1931
Recommending the continuance
met by the Hies representative
SISTERHOOD
lican ticket. I know nothing about was not as great as in the year
and cared for until discharged to
Judge Webster's politics or of 1933. The experience of the ex-
Preparations are now being of the Mayor's Advisory Com-
their elatives. They were able to
his ideas on the tariff, income tax ecutive secretary has shown that
made for the following Sisterhood mittee on Traffic, Sweet said: "I
believe
the
solution
of
the
traffic
come
to
the
United
States
as
a
or other matters in which as a where there is a decrease cf fin-
affairs:
esult of the contacts established
business man I am interested, but ancial distress, there is a corres-
Sunday evening, March 17— problem is not a one-man job.
It
is
necessary
to
enlist
the
as-
poation
Counsel
of
the
City
of
De-
even
beaten
and
killed.
Such
between them and their relatives
do know that he is an honorable ponding decrease in the number
hard time party for members and
sistance
and
co-operation
of
the
trait,
is
a
candidate
for
nomination
things
might
happen,
they
thought,
here
by
the
Hies
offices
in
San
and
upright Judge, liked and re- of matrimonial disputes and in the
their friends.
to Judge of the Traffic Court, at to to the
Polish Jews
who to
had
Francisco and the Far East.
Germany
but not
the come
real spected by the attorneys and liti- number of claims by parents
Tuesday afternoon, March 26— best trailed minds in the city,
state
and
nation—men
who
have
A
very
pathetic
case
was
that
gents
who come before him wheth- against children for non-support.
, Germans!
shower in the main ballroom of
devoted their lives to the prob-
of a little boy who left his wid-
We recommend this book to Jew- er they win or lose in his court,
With the corresponding de-
the synagogue,
lem
of
safety
in
traffic
from
every
owed mother behnd him n Shang-
ish readers because it will give because they recognize in him crease of matrimonial and family
Sunday evening, April 26—
standpoint.
There
already
exists
hai.
He
presented
almost
a
tragic
the
clearest
possible
picture
of
post-
that
human
kindness
and
fairness
disputes, there has been a cor-
Supper and card party.
in the city of Detroit such a group
figure wearing a cut down suit of
• •
war Germany. It will teach them which everybody seeks in a court responding increase in the num-
of men, who will gladly render
clothes of his dead father. Upon
to look more realistically at condi- of justice. In appraising his judi- ber of organizational disputes—
SUNDAY SCHOOL
being questioned by the immigra-
tions and signs in America and it cial services I do not know why especially those disputes dealing
their services to the community
The first Sunday School sup- without cost.
will guide them to a careful ana- anyone should be interested in his with non-payment of dues by
tion officials he geld that his moth-
plement to the B'nai Moshe Bul-
lysis of what the Land of Promise political views, which never have members and the resultant expul-
er had read that the climate of
"If elected, I will accept those
letin was issued on Feb. 15. The services, and throw into the bal-
may
be when they see the wander- and never will be brought into sion or suspension of members.
Los Angeles would be beneficial
poem "Samson," by Pearl Popper, ance the knowledge I myself have
ing Jew going from one Land of play in his court room.
for the type of asthma from which
That type of case has become in-
was chosen as the best literary gleaned from five years' experi-
Promise to another. We unhesi-
he is suffering. Besides the clothes
"Judge Webster was graduated creasingly larger during the year
contribution to the paper. The ence in the Traffic Court and 15
tatingly recommend this book as from the Literary Department of 1934. The reason for that seems
in which he stood the boy had
staff of the supplement consists years in other courts of the city."
the finest one of its type, as a well
$10 with him in American money,
University of Michigan in to be that whereas the persons
of Helen Green, editor-in-chief,
written interesting novel with a the
The Hies representative inter-
1899 and from the Law Depart- coming to the Jewish court have
Citing the records of the De-
true picture and a fine message.
and the following reporters: Shir- troit Police Department, which
ceded for him and he was permit-
ment in 1901. From 1901 to 1904 obtained either work or relief to
ley Freedman, Dickie Friedman, show that 90 per cent of all acci-
ted to land. Ile is now employed
JAMES R. WALSH
he was in the law offices of those take care of themselves and fam-
Rosalyn Gottlieb, Janet Green, dents are due to violations of the
KELLY IS CANDIDATE
in a camp near Los Angeles and
giants of the Michigan Bar, Don ilies, they have not had a sur-
Shirley Hyman, Jewell Klein, traffic laws, Sweet stressed the
the Hies office has made arrange- the primary election to be held in
FOR TRAFFIC JUDGE M. Dickinson and Elliot G. Stev- plus to take care of payment of
Sylvia Kornfield, Evelyn Kurz,
WILLIAM O'NEILL KRONNER ments that his wages will remain the City on March 4th.
enson, and for the following eight dues and assessments in their or-
Mr. Walsh, along with his 18
• Louis and Pearl Popper.
A lively contest for the Traffic years was a member of, the firm ganizations, congregations, too,
the Thumb district of Michigan, intact so that he may be able to years of experience as Assistant
The class in "Methods of Teach-
return
to
Shanghai
to
his
mother
Judgeship
is
indicated
by
the
ac-
of Choate & Webster. Recogniz- have in turn suffered because of
near Port Huron, graduated from
Corporation Counsel, was legal ad-
ing" which meets every Sunday
of friends on behalf of ing his ability and public spirit the loss of dues and assessments
the law department of the Uni- when he is cured.
visor to the Detroit Police Depart- tivity
from 12 to 1 will continue its dis-
Sherman
F.
Kelly,
who
is
seeking
President William H. Taft ap- that would ordinarily come into
versity of Michigan on 1915. Ile
ment, in which capacity he had a
cussion on the "Story Method"
pointed him United States Dis- their treasuries. It is hoped that
had experience as a newspaper
great deal to do with the formation the post, which is non-partisan.
of teaching history in the lower
Mr.
Kelly
is
well
known
as
a
trict Attorney for this district, in with the further increase of em-
man before his graduation and
of rules and regulations governing
grades.
former
assistant
prosecuting
at-
which
office he served from 1912 ployment and return of greater
•
came to Detroit in 1916 to estab-
traffic problems in the city In view
to 1916, and the people of De- prosperity, these types of cases
lish law practice.
of the fact that two newjudges
JR. Y.P.A. DRAMATIC GROUP
troit
and
the County of Wayne in will fall off."
Several years ago he repre- Itcalleing that prejudice Is often the are going to be elected for this of-
The dramatic group of the Jr.
The election of officers was held
admiration of his record as Dis-
sented the hank Walton League, result of Ignorance and mlaunderstand• ffice, it will be incombent upon
Y.P.A. is now meeting every
Mg. render„ of The Chronicle arc Milted
trict Attorney elevated hint to and resulted in the following: Dr.
the organization of fishermen and to .end In question. regarding the the electors to select the most able
Thursday evening in the auditor-
Israel
Goldstein, president; Mrs.
Circuit
Court,
where
he
sits
to-
out
of
the
large
field
to
be
voted
on.
outdoor sports lovers, winning Proteetant. Catholic or Jewish faiths.
ium of the synagogue. Under the
queetions may touch upon any "The wide experience which Mr.
Rebekah Kohut, lion. Jacob Pan-
day.
for the league a strenuous battle These
aRpects of these faiths or their relation,.
direction of Morton Sobel, the
ken,
Dr.
Moses liyamson, vice-
Walsh
possesses,
would
stand
him
"Judge Webster is the Dean of
before the Legislature to pre- QuextIcne will be answered In this
group is taking up the study of
as promptly an possible and in good stead," his friend say: "lie
the Bench and it is only a simple presidents; Jacob R. Schiff, treas-
serve the St. Clair Flats for the column
should i.e addressed to The Detroit Jew- believes that sane traffic regula-
the various phases of theater
urer;
Louis
Richman, executive
statement of fact to say that his
people of the state.
Igh Chronicle or to the National Confer-
work, such an: make-up. lights,
of Jew. and Chrlatlan., 261 Fourth tions sanely enforced will preserve
attitude towards people of all secretary; board of director,:
His name was placed on the ence
Avenue,
New
York
City.
stagecraft, etc. The reading and
creeds and color in Detroit, lion. Bernard S. Deutsch, chair-
life and limb and at the same time
ticket by friends who procured
selection of plays will take place
facilitate the movement of traffic;
whether Catholic, Protestant or, man; David A. Brown, vice-chair-
the signatures to his petitions be-
Q. What is the meaning of the also that the traffic court should be
at the next meeting on Feb. 21,
Jewish,
whether white or black, man; Simon Bergman, Dr. Mark
fore it was known that so large term "Kosher?" •
at 8 o'clock. All young people
an educational and not a financial
has been such as to win the ap- Eisner, George Frankenthaler, Dr
a group of candidates would en-
A. This word, which can often institution. A vote for James R.
between the ages of 16 and 20
plause
and
respect of the whole Israel Goldstein, lion. Jonah J.
ter the field.
be seen on the windows of Jewish Walsh for Judge of the Traffic
Goldstein, Dr. Moses Ilyanison,
are invited to attend.
community.
butcher shops and delicatessen Court is a vote for safety and good
• • •
"The County of Wayne will Mrs. Rebekah Kohut, Jacob Levy,
stores, originally meant "fit," "pro-
Y.P.A.
lie who shares his peoples' grief, per." In the rabbinic literature it traffic regulation."
honor itself in re-electing him to Hon. Samuel Levy, Hon. Jacob
Panken, Jacob Rabinowitz, Louis
will share in its joy.—Talmud.
The next meeting of the board
the Circuit Court."
took on the narrower meaning of
MINOR A. SWEET
SHERMAN F. KELLY
Richman, Jacob R. Schiff, Isidor
of the Y. P. A. will take place
PRAYER
ritual cleanliness and was applied
S. Schweitzer, Julius Schwartz,
There must be union and har- to vessels, cooking implements, as
Sunday, Feb. 17, at 5:30. The immediate necessity of educating
torney, having filled this office Cabaret Night of Beth Abra- Max D. Steuer, Sol Tekulsky and
mony
among
the
Jewish
people
in
next regular meeting will be held the public to the traffic laws.
well as foods, The word is now
By H. PEREIRA MENDES
ably and creditably. As an assist-
ham Y. P. S. Feb. 28
Dr. Jonah B. Wise.
order to gain redemption.
on Sunday afternoon, Fell. 24, at
most particularly applied to the
Sweet was born in Jackson,
ant prosecutor he frequently dem-
Max D. Steuer was elected to
—Talmud. ritual preparation of meat. Meat,
4 o'clock. The dramatic group, Mich., and came to Detroit in
Too many never say a word of onstrated
his friendship
fei en dl for
y rtch:
d i
A
colorful
event
will
be
given
fill the vacancy created by the
which is under the direction of 1915. Following his discharge
to be kosher, must be rid of blood. prayer. They have lost the habit unfortunate with
,
by
the
Young
People's
Society
of
death
of Ludwig Vogelstein.
Miss Sally Wuntner, meets every frof the Marine Corps, in which
That is why the method of slaugh- or were never taught it. That is a
in this method of Congregation Beth Abraham on
A resolution was adopted ex-
Wednesday evening at 8. All he had enlisted at the entry of
tering by the "schochet" is care- great reproach to our intelligence. believing
e u n
t apev ,,, ieetciu m tio rn a . ther Thursday, Feb. 28, at 8 p. m., at tending the congratulations of the
strai ghten
young people interested in senior the United States into the World
fully prescribed. This is also why For all Nature sings there is a than
rel entl ess
the synagogue, 12517 Linwood, Jewish Conciliation Court of
meat must be soaked in water and God. The Hebrew word for God
dramatics are invited to attend. War, he returned to Detroit. He
The last two years Mr. Kelly at Sturtevant.
America to lion. Jacob Panken,
• • •
YOUR SHOES. Too long? Too then covered with salt and after- means Power. Then are we to be-
was appointed official reporter to
assigned
xw
c
I
h
ueseie
v
eh
k
d
ened Rose Dobis, who has tray- its vice-president, who was recent-
he
hadMiss
short? Too wide? Too nar- ward washed three times in order lieve that that Power cannot be
BIBLE CLASS
Judge Thomas 51. Cotter in 1920,
the
d court,
rte ,
ly elevated to the position of
abroad
with
a
theatrical
row?
We
,can
make
them
over
that
all
traces
of
blood
may
be
re-
brought
into
contact
with
His
own
Jewish book reviews are now and served in that capacity until
an opportunity to observe the group for several years, is di- judge in the Court of Domestic
up to two sizes larger. We moved, The ancient Hebrews be- creations, among them man?
being given by Rabbi Moses 1924, during which time he
problems
Relations, and lion. Bernard S.
problems
and
difficulties
of
the
recting
the
affair,
which
is
a
cab-
guarantee
perfect
fit.
Over
30
lieved
that
the
spirit
of
the
animal
One of those contacts is Prayer.
Fischer at the regular meetings studied law, took the bar examina-
years' experience. M. KANER was contained in the blood. The Its value is a scientific conclusion. traffic situation. Coming into aret night. All talent has been Deutsch, chairman of the board of
of the class on Tuesday evenings tion, and was admitted to prac-
daily
contact
with
the
law-enforc-
selected
from
the
group.
There
directors
of the Jewish Concilia-
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand koshering of meat undoubtedly im- For if there is a Power the re-
at 9.
tice.
River, 12916 E. Jefferson.
munized the Jews from certain dis- sponse thereto depends upon the ing agencies and the public, he will be a chorus and 10 acts. Re- tion Court of America, upon his
Appointed official reporter in
made
a
diligent
study
of
the
sit-
freshments
will
be
served
and
distinguished service as president
eases which took heavy toll of the receptivity of that upon which it
the present Traffic Court under
DOMESTIC HELP. non-Jews, especially before sani- acts.
uation, with the result that he has dancing will follow. The admis-I of the Board of Aldermen in the
Soviet Rubs Farms , Judges Sherman D. Callender and RELIABLE
City of New York.
Laundresses, women for clean- tary, methods were developed. In
There is such a Power. Let us developed several ideas which he sion fee will be 25 cents.
J. Maher in 1929, Sweet has
I A resolution of appreciation
ing, scrub women, housemaids. most modern communities, a board put ourselves in receptive mood for thinks will not only decrease
Loans from Books John
held that position for the last five
By hour, day or week. All Na- of orthodox rabbis closely super- prayer and by our conduct prove traffic violations but will assist Pfeiffer Brewing Co
was also voted to the social seri-
years, during which time he has 1 tions Employment Bureau, Mad- vises the koshering of meat used we can respond to Divine Power, the general public as well.
Ice committee
and its chairman,
Elects New Officers m„.
willia
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Indeb- been a keen student of the traffic
Citizens in all walks of life
by orthodox Jews. Reformed Jew, and we will find that all things are
ison 2526.
William F. Wolff.
tedness of Jewish agricultural col- laws and their administration.
do not, in most cases, observe this possible where true prayer moves are supporting Mr. Kelly's can-
At the close of business, Dec.
lectives in the Ukraine, Crimea
ritual process.
the heart and soul.
didacy.
PRIVATE, KOSHER
31, 1934, the Pfeiffer Brewing LOCKWOOD CANDIDATE
and other parts of Russia amount-
OLD AGE and CONVALESCENT
Company of Detroit showed a net
ing to 11,0 )0,000 rubles (about Goering Allows Jew. to Occupy
FOR CIRCUIT COURT
HOME
profit of $448,933.43, equivalent
Poeitione in Opera
$6,000,000) has been written off
Personal service given. Mrs.
to
$1.21
per
share
on
369,882
BERLIN. tJTA — General
by a Soviet government decree,
Charles
C. Lockwood, candidate
Pearl Fisher, 1473 Taylor Ave.
shares of stock outstanding, is- for Circuit Judge on the Demo-
according to information received Hermann Wilhelm Goering ,
s
Phone Trinity 2-0096.
NEW HIGH -SPEED SAFETY PLYMOUTH FOR 1935
sued or subscribed.
here last week by James N. Rosen- rabid an anti-Semite as the Nazi
cratic ticket, in a recent speech
At the annual stockholders stated;
berg, chairman of the American movement has produced, must be ELDERLY WOMAN wishes a
meeting Jan. 25, 1935, the foe -
Jewish Joint Agricultural corpo- going soft. At any rate, the ra-
"The ordinary citizen in the
room with elderly woman or
lowing officers and directors were past in this country has paid little
ration and Joseph A. Rosen, its cial theories cherished by German
couple. Has own dishes and
elected to serve for the ensuing attention to political and econo-
Fascism don't mean very much
president.
kitchen utensils and requires
year: A. T. Montreuil, chairman mic affairs and has given little
The decree provides that all to the burly assistant of Reichs-
use of cooking facilities. Must
of the board; William G. Breit- thought to the election of proper
agricultural collectives in Soviet fuehrer Hitler when they happen I have individual. well lighted
meyer, president; Alfred Epstein and suitable public officials but
t
o
clash
with
his
ambition
to
make
Russia are to be released from all
bedroom in well heated home.
vice-president; Carleton S. Smith for five years now we have been
obligations to repay their indebt- the Reich's theater and opera as
Will pay well. Write Box 160,
secretary and treasurer; Lloyd struggling to get out of the worst
ednessee, amounting to $35,000,. good as any in Europe.
Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
H. Buhs, assistant secretary and depression this country has ever
This was made apparent when
000 rubles. The Jewish collectives
assistant treasurer.
thus will benefit automatically to it was learned that he has ap- WILL GIVE FREE RENT to
k nown and it is absolutely neces-
Anticipating an increased vol- sary that the retail merchant, the
the extent of the 11,000,000 pointed a Jew, Leo Blech, as as- . couple or housekeeper in ex-
ume of business for 1935, con- laboring man and the professional
change for preparing evening
rubles mentioned above. The sum sistant conductor of the Opera
tracts have been let to enlarge groups generally interest them-
meal and to keep house for
covers loans extended them by Unter den Linden.
Pfeiffer's storage capacity by 60 selves in needed reforms in our
two adults. No laundry. Call
Goering had set himself a
the Soviet government up to Jan.
per cent.
Trinity 2-6359 any time Sun-
precedent when he imported
1, 1935.
Pfeiffer is also considering the economic and political system.
day
or
after
7
p.
m.
daily.
"There is every reason to an- Clemens Krause from Austria to
"We must elect judges who are
purchase of additional new deliv-
ticipate that additional loans made replace Wilhelm Furtwaengler as
ery trucks to add to their present willing to work for a reasonable
to Jewish agricultural collectives chief conductor when the latter AM DRIVING to Phoenix, Ari-
salary
and who will devote their
zone via El Paso and Tucson.
large fleet.
since Jan. 1, 1933, will also be resigned because of his disap-
Can accommodate two or three
The Pfeiffer Brewing Company, full time to the duties of their
written off shortly," Mr. Rosen- proval of Nazi interference with
office.
We
should elect judges who
passengers. Hirsch, 3015 Mon-
brewers since 1889 re-established
the arts. Krauss is • half-Jew.
berg stated last Thursday.
terey Ave.
operation after the prohibition in- are not connected with any trust
Alexander Kipnis, the renowned
The purpose in wiping out the
terruption the early part of 1934 companies or corporations which
indebtedness of the collectives was basso, continues to be a member YOUNG LADY desires room or
that year. Since commencing will influence or prejudice their
to strengthen their financial posi- of the State opera's cast. Kipnia
will share your apartment.
operations, Pfeiffer has reached decisions and who will be more
who has been heard in Chicago, is
tion, Dr. Rosen explained.
Vicinity Atkinson to Coiling-
and sales were begun May 15 of interested in securing ustice than
The 11,000,000 rubles, he ad- a Jew. The reason he retains
wood, between 12th and Dexter.
an enviable position in the Michi- in technicalities. If we are going
ded, represents advances original- his position is that Goering has
to have any real recovery or pros-
Call Longfellow 7164.
gan
market. During January,
ly made to the Jewish farming been forced to admit he cannot
1935, customarily the slowest perity in this country, in my
NURSE, hospital trained, is will-
settlements by the Agro-Joint !find any one as good.
opinion,
we must get the control
month in the brewing industry,
ing to give her services in spare
and other organizations, including ,Goering is Director-General of
Pfeiffer's sales have nearly of wealth and political power out
time for room and board. Also
the Comset, the Soviet govern- the Prussian Theater in addition
of
the
hands
of a privileged few
High
speed
and
safety
features
mark
the
new
1935
body has been made more rug:el t*,th ever. Ficatie
equalled the high average of the
can teach French and German.
ment's department for settling i to all his other offices. However,
and back into the hands of the
Plymouth. It boast, the mat powerful engine Plymouth Ride has been adapted to the new Plymouth
summer month
m fio n nt th e
s.
s e.
by • ctm
Best references. Write Box
Jews on the land. These advances ; he isn't catching quite so many
has ever built —al horsepower—and this power increase
seven and one-half American people and this is not
25, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
have been paid back to these or- shows these days as he would
has been gamed without changing the bore or stroke. The plete re-distribution of weight sr.! tSe rt.-s'1 it a flew
months of operation the Pfeiffer going to be an easy task. All of
ganizations in the past few years like because of the pressure of
193S Plymouth is three inches ender and three inches "soft" ride. With its flowing lines the t
Brewing
Company
paid well in us have to do our part."
FOR
RENT
—
Beautifully
fur-
longer than the mode: of last year. Its All-Steel Safety new 1935 Plymouth is me of modern bcraty.
by the Soviet government to en- ; international diplomatic business.
nished bedroom. Reasonable
excess of $1,000,000 in govern.
able them to extend their agricul-
Any soil will do to bury in.
rent.
2461
Blaine
Ave.,
Euclid
ment
excise
taxes'
and
gave direct
The fallen blosson does not re-
tural settlement and social wel-
To the eye of • crow its young
employment to 250• people •
8273-W.
turn to the branch.
fare work in Russia.
one has milky/bite feathers.
MOSCOW, (JTA)—The Soviet
government has opened negotia-
tions with Poland to permit Jews
from that country to cross the
Russian frontier and settle in the
Jewish autonomous region of Bi-
ro-Bidjan.
Plans were laid out last week
for developing the work of build-
ing roads in the Biro-Bidjan ter-
ritory and for the establishment
of one large city on the banks of
the Rime River.
With Biro-Bidjan officially pro-
claimed last month as an auto-
nomous Jewish region under a
practically all-Jewish administra-
tion, interest in this territory is
now assuming larger proportions
among the Jews in White Russia
and in the Ukraine. Many young
Jews, especially members of the
Communist party, are making pre-
parations to leave for Biro-Bidjan
in the near future.
The visit which the Nazi minis-
ter Goering paid to Poland
aroused great interest among the
Jewish population in White Rus-
sia and in the Ukraine, in view of
the fact that the Soviet • press in-
terpreted the visit as a clear in-
dication of a possible war on the
Polish frontiers bordering on
those sections.
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