A merica Aprish Palo&Cal Cotter CLIFTON ATINI31 - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO MEijerRorrIntisn aiRoN •nd THE LEGAL CHRONICLE , elMOOMMIM=MMO• ovum WTI 111011111•• • CONTINUE YOUR 0 . SA, LARY .4e; to your .oved ones ; Think what it would mean to your. family if you should cut of their regular household -allowance for even a month. Then thiiiic what it would mean If their allowance was cut off altogether. 7 • Even though you already have their future ether. wise protected, the thoughtful thing to do is to make provision NOW that your salary will contiiiiie to be paid to your loved ones for a full sear after you are gone. Month by month they will receive the accustomed income enabling them to carry on the hour.chold in the customary manner--paying current bills, meeting rent or other obligations—while through the year they gradually adjust themselves to the new conditions of life. • Strictly Confidential PIPS MITT • SATINO• MTN 11110011,141. Make this "Salary Continuance" policy a helpful part of your insurance program! It can be made to cover a longer period than one year if req•ired. ■ CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE thor ... Ni' denial will shake our (conviction, based on information re- ceived, that James Cagney, War- ner Brother's popular star, is one of the Chosen People ... Which re. minds us that the Warner execu- tires heaved a sigh of relief last week when Max Reinhardt's screen version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was declared finished ... The original estimate for the cost of the picture was $400,000— the • actual coat amounts to over a mil- 1 lion.,.. ECHOES I l Although Louis T. McFadden, America's would-be Hitler, insists that his headquarters are at the Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D. C., It. L. Pollio, manager, wired us, denying definitely that "any such headquarters are or have been here" . . . Henry Woisin, national treasurer of the Friends of the New • I Germany, who is near death at the North Hudson Hospital in New Jersey, as a resuh of an automobile accident, is being Meal :d by two Jewish doctors who are limiting su- preme efforts to pull him through. a SNAPSHOTS i 1 The Cafe Royal, New York's East Side intelligentsia rendezvous, is heaven these days for the bathe- for writers and artists who foe- lquent it ... A wardrobe checking ar, Ask Immediate Payment of Pledges to 25 Local, National and International Causes; Col- lection Effort Precedes Drive Ilarry R. Solomon, chairman of the collection committee of the Allied Jewish Campaign of the Jewish Welfare Federa- tiun,.this week issued the following appeal to all donors to the last drive: "On behalf of the 25 local. national and international organizations included in the last Allied Jewish Campaign, among which are the North End Clinic Hospitalization Fund, United Hebrew Schools, Jewish Old Folks Home, Jewish Community Cen- ter, House of Shelter, Hebrew Free Loan Asso- ciation, American Pales- tine Campaign and the Joint Distribution Com- mittee, we are making this appeal before our next campaign. "Knowing that you must have pledged in good faith last May to the support of these in- stitutions, we remind you once more that they can- not function unless the pledge is paid in full, p to it 1 in n. ail .4 —GREAT-WEST LIFE ' BIBLICAL FINDS DESCRIBED • It it, sr he x- vl a II- n- a Ill' M- ho ho or an hn AS GREATEST IN HISTORY r • al- to- ts- .11e he eir to ire iry of ar- tat ra- eS. be- of he ,nd es- rt- RS- aP iry en- on on- of nn• ed- its- des ish iris the eh, rest 'he as the It'. the hat ing re- the • 171 " the Pr. rds .00 'al- E. ilo- or ni- has my er- on tu- rb- ot the led di- 2 3 Motor Sales 2 3, 4 s 5 6 6 7 8 9 • • Dodge Cars & Trucks Plymouth Cars HONOR HIRSCHMAN FOR CLINIC WORK Sales Service CASS MOTOR SALES err LOANS on DIAMONDS And Other Precious Gems • W 4 70 $s 1 l 1% PROVIDENT LOAN AND SAVINGS SOCIETY The Farwell Bldg., 1249 Griswold St., Detroit, Mich. Founded in 1906 Assets of $1,500,000.00 SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT "Cabbage At Its Best" • for sale at ALL GROCERS Re-Elect •fine food Judge Thomas J. attractively served CIRCUIT JUDGE Dessert Luncheon For Passover Fund DETROIT LELAND COLONIAL ROOM DETROIT • LELAND MURPHY (DEMOCRAT) He Made Good end deserves your vote fee re-election. 11:is all paid for by a Jems ► friend. Rugs - Linoleum - Window Shades Drapery Rods Oct Oar Palms Trot — Estimates Tarnished Pens Window Shade. Cleaned and Repaired W. Specialis e in VENETIAN BLINDS LaSalle Window Shade Co. 8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones: Garfield 1230-31 1 need to check up on him-1 know h e's good." .. . aeg. chairman Jewish Youth Council mittee. Bridge on April 7 Donations were given by Mrs. Sigma Lambda Dance to Be Fanny Leve in honor of her grand.' The Jewish Youth Council has daughter, Barbara Ann Applebaum Held March 29 for the Happy Day Fund. Mrs. R. been revamped and is now 'eon- Marvin Kahn's orchestra has R. Kaltman also donated to this "ring a bridge at the Chinese been engaged to play for the first MRS. ARTHUR GINSBERG Tea Garden on April 7. fund. DETROIT, MICH annual dance to be given by the CASS. BAGLEY ' Samuel Dubrinsky, president of Sigma Lambda Fraternity on ill re- Prof. Otto Marckwardt the council, announced that the March 29, at Hotel Webster Hall. Black and Kurland Form committee handling this bridge 000001 Elwood Kukes, president of the or- view the new book "Years Are So Law Partnership daneant has arranged for fine Long," by Josephine Lawrence, mention, has appointed the fol- entertainment ■ dessert-bridge and hook re- Omicron K a p p • Sorority, p. m., at Jericho Temple, 2705 Joy owing committees: Press commit- at Any organization interested in Maxwell Black and Aaron Kur- tee, alilton Elena and Raymond view at the Hotel Steller on Mon- Sponsors Passover Re . I Road. Proceeds of this affair will y, March 25, at 1 o'clock. Sport- land announce the formation of this type of work is invited to a law partnership under the name attend the meetings of this group Goldman; Meyer door committee, Jack da lief Dance i be used for relief of needy families Schneider, Zolkower, Joseph , ears for the affair are Mrs. R. R. - Kahan and Jack Federman; publi- I Kallman, Mrs. Arthur A. C,Ins- of Black & Kurland, with offices the first and world Thursdays during Passover. at 1146 National Bank Bldg., of each month. The next meeting Omicron Kappa Sorority le I An appeal has been addressed to city committee, John Weltrich. berg and Mrs. William Roth, as- tan be obtained either at seated by hostesses. Proceeds will telephones Randolph 6975-6 and will be held at the Center on sPonsoring a Paesover bridge dans.' all Detroit organi ations to co- Tickets z , April 4. Cadillac 4850, ant, on Thursday, March 28, at 8; operate in this affair. the door or by calling To. 8-0710. go for Passover relief. The .1$ CHARLES K. HARRIS 4 LOU BERMAN GINSBERG le Systems, Audits, Tax Service 0 vious peasant stock, refined it CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 7 would seem by the woman's sheer 8 1317 GRISWOLD BLDG. — CAdillac 3338 capacity for understanding her 9 own suffering. The woman's mouth and nostrils quiver with sensibility: and the beautifully domed head, the half-closed eyes, brood downwards, at the lower parte of the face, as though ex- Let me figure your car needs, plaining to the mouth and nos- both pleasure and business c•rs. trils, consoling and guarding them. Grief and the understand- ing of grief Are so finely etched to the minutest detail in those features, and the emotion is so well balanced by the self-percep- tion of it, that it is difficult to escape the implications of that face long after one has left the formal, bookish purlieus of- Princeton. In that face (to dwell only on this one piece of 5800 CASS MA. 6800 sculpture) Margot has caught a mood and incorporated a Wel- LOU SAYS: Call any lint!. MA. Asoo. will be &lad to mme to your tanschauung that is so Mitel- or olliee•-or meet you at ialtorootn. lipmdal Ernes plash European it is almost symbolic. Margot wants to go to New York. She wants to escape the cloistral stolidity of Princeton and.wander through the streets of New York's east side where the living phenomena of her "science" fulfill their human rounds unselfconsciously, unstul- tilled by the decorour mores of the learned. Curiously, and an. LOWEST RATES IN MICHIGAN expectedly to this interviewer, O per month on Loans from Margot finds her most sympa- to 4200 thetic subject matter in the corn- mon human denominator, the A ck per$27: .: 1 ;0 0 1 "" from "people." In recent years she per month on Loans from seems to have acquired a sort of $501 and over alarmed social consciousness. She was deeply moved, almost dig- I WHY PAY MORE? traught to hear of the neglect of Out of town clients may borrow by mail. the young American artists Write for full information. whose work she has seen in the Gunsberg Provision Co. Off the Beaten Path ... m It no. I do not only (merely) mod- el. First I fed and understand --and then after I must feel it" Her fine hands go to her cheat and clench, "You like this? Yes? I'm to glad! It is the head of a friend of mint." It is really a remarkable head, in clay. The face of a highly sensitized Czech woman, of ob- • ''' and put in charge of a charming- looking girl who spends her spare moments mending linings and sew- on the buttons of the coats en- "The Jewish Welfare 1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG. 1512 trusted to her . . , her name is Federation guaran- g. i Cy nthia, but we shudder to think DETROIT, MICH, teed its full support to HARRY R. SOLOMON ' that her domestic leanings may these 25 agencies on the REPRESENTING land her a penniless genius as a strength of your pledge and other pledges. How can we pay companion for life... The Tiptoe them if you do not pay us? How can they keep their organi- I Inn, at 86th St. and Broadway, is zations running if we do not pay them? We have confidence I developing into the upper West that your check will come to us by return mail, because we ' Side counterpart of the Royal ... believe you want your name among those who paid in full • Almost nightly one can see around ASSURANCE COMPANY b or at least 75 per cent." MAO erns. •••avonntea• a table there Louis Lipsky, Dr. A. intornmas PLUS morn • unto& WITH sccUltre • raorcenoa run FEW J• Rongy, Harry L. Gluckman. [Meyer W. Weisgal, etc., etc.... As soon as the headwaiter sees a ra- ther unusual type entering the rev- If you wish to be sure that you ar e buying , taurant he conducts him as a mat- GUNSBERG KOSHER PRODUCTS ter of course to the table at which EDITORIAL rAON I University expedition, sponsored Lipsky presides ... Leonard Lyons CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL Watch for the GUNSBERG label — tells us that Mrs. Albert Einstein, by the late Jacob The re on all Salami, Wieners, Bologna, attending a New York banquet, tional Masoretic text of the Pen- was then found H. a Schiff. collection of Corned Beef, Pastrami, Tongues, started to eat what she thought was atteuch. potsherds written in Hebrew Beefenette, a salad and whiell had been placed The Masoretic text is in the about payment of taxes in kind on her salad plate; it was an orchid form of the Hebrew Scripture as during the ninth century B. C. If this emblem ha mi•sitia on the len theta pal .4. not rerribbig Eaui,Itent corsage Lyons forgets to men- used today by Jews throughout But the Hebrew vocabulary there Poultice., 1%1111 . 11 are WWII, tion that the reason for this trag- the world. That the spelling, was very meagre and offered no under the auperaision of Detroit rabbis, edy was not lack of knowledge but found at Tel Adduweir corre- basis for judgment on the period, thus guartmlerin. that our product% are 'dried) limiter. the extreme near-sightedness of eponds exactly with that in use , The only other discoveries that the great scientist's wife . . . Or- Try our new ginullial: today would indicate, it is de- relate to the period from the time chids remind us that a bouquet is glared, that the Bible was written of Jeremiah were a number of SKINLESS WIENERS deserved by Freda Silverman for Tr: Ilion one and Dion niuo:• mat by scribes eluting the time in seals, some found by Prof. W. F. an exclusive interview with Jabot- for them. the events actually oc- Bade of the Pacific School of Reli- insky published in th e Minneapolis which curred and that they were eye- museums here and admired. She American Jewish World of March I witnesses of the incidents which gion in Mizpah, and some discos ,. Is concerned that modern western 8th ...It is one of those unretouch• they reported. Thin would tend eyed by Prof. W. F. Albright of Hopkins at Kiryath Sefar. society seems no more to be able 1016 NAPOLEON ST. ed, straight-from-the-shoulder word to destroy the theory of "higher, ,tANDOLPH 2545 , The Tel Adduweir finds give pictures that are written too rare- criticism" that the narrative in or willing to nurture its culture- the first extra•Biblical validation I ly these days ... Arthur Brisbane bearers, the artists. throw th Bible Bibl and d th w open for 'reveals to 118 that Tommy Ryan, the the Bible was written by writers of f the review the whole modern attitude I famous "Irish" fighter of olden many centuries later. That the Masoretic text used toward the Bible. days, was a Jew whose real name I was quite unlike Ryan ... Inter- today is valid would prove be- d doubt, the archaeologist New Palestine Finds Confirm , eating phenomenon noted in the says, that the grammar andepro- Bible Stories ether at 2 p. m. last Sunday: Two yon nunciation of Hebrew today are JERUSALEM. (Palcor Agency) rabbis holding forth on different authentic and derive, not from —One of the most important cor- radio stations but talk aimultan- But we know how to give our customers eously .. , They were Jacob Tar- some remembrance of a "dead"' roborations of the Bible during language but from the actual the period of the Kingdom of Retiring President Tendered shish, delivering his regular talk service—the kind that builds good will That's over WOE, and Poet Prince An- continuity of the written Bible i Judah was made known here to- Testimonial Dinner by why they have been coming back for years. through the millenia from the 1 thony (Abraham L. Feinberg) day with the discovery at Tel Co-Workers Frome singing over WJZ ... Both, time it was written. Adduweir, midway between Beer- FREE DEMONSTRATION GLADLY GIVEN Greatest Archaeological Finds l teheba and Gaza, of archives with by the way, Hebrew Union College Jesse F. Hirschman, retiring as "These potsherds found at Tel Hebrew inscriptions which give products , . , president of the North End Clinic ODDS AND ENDS Adduweir,' Dr. Sukenik declared, the names of the most famous after 10 years of faithful serv- We suppose you know that the "are the greatest finds in Bibli- Israelites mentioned during that ice, was honored at a testimonial] trade agreement for the film ex- cal archaeology since the discos, eriod i in Scriptures. tions in P The sensational discovery was dinner by 160 members of the change between Austria and Nazi- the work of a British archaeolog- Clinic's medical and lay staff and 1890. The fragments apparently land specifies that the Austrian film cry of the Siloam inscrip vohrItteer workers, at Temple elon to the archives of the ical expedition headed by J. L. Beth El, on Monday evening, must have a cast of 100 per cent b . long Lachish. The originals Starkey. The find is regarded as Aryans exclusively .. . The Nazi ci March 18. Mr. Hirschman has re papyri . The potsherds rep- of unique importance because censors never suspected that the, were directesd. the affairs of the Leo- sy t duplicate copies inked on hitherto the discovery of written pold Wineman Memorial or North, French film "The Depression Is na een These shards are enor documents of the Biblical period We have • selection of guaranteed used cars for sale. French (now being shown at the End Clinic since its inception, and mous 55th Street Playhouse in New f- has been rare and pottery usually has helped establish the splendid We Will Accept Any Make of Car in Trade the language of the Many York), which lists Jean Lenoir as ly important for Bible. a study o has been the only available wit- reputation which the clinic holds the composer of its music and Al- of the words and names that we nese of the Bible stories. Hitherto 'in Detroit. 12535 - 43 GFtATIOT AVE. beet Prejean as the star, could have examined are spelled in the the archaeology of the period of Edwin A. Wolf, newly-elected Two Minutes Drive East of City Airport p ne rvecranhtesA,erypaansissed m the. the teat f a100 same way as the traditional the Kings has revealed only two president, presided at the din- ofand or three inscriptions. ner. Julian Krolik, toastmas- PINGREE 6400 Open Sundays Prejean both being of those people Masoretic "It is a good text omen of the for Scriptures. The British expedition has been, ter, introduced the speakers: Hen- whom the Nazis don't like ... It ian archaeology that • at last a seeking light on Biblical history ry Wineman, Kurt Peiser, Dr. it the advertising firm of Albert number of inscriptions of the Bib- for some time at Tel Adduweir, Harry C. Saltzstein, Dr. Louis as•MlitnI•11•11•11•1111•111h Frank-Gunther Law, both heads of Neal period have been found, be. which was known in ancient times J. Hirschman, Mrs. Eleanor J. oci000tr000n000nctontioctorsonotiouoonocorotioctouctoctottonou which are of the faith, which han- cause hitherto, although Pales. as Lachish. Ford and Miss Edith Ileavenrich. dies the American advertising and tine furnished a great deal of The remains of the Kingdom' Greetings and congratulations publicity for the German steam- knowledge of Biblical history, in- of Judah period would date back were wired to. Mr. Hirschman ship lines, we're told . . . Among scriptions were rare. to between 900 and 600 B. C. from many affiliated organize- recent arrivals to these shores is "The Tel Adduweir finds show The outstanding revelations are tions. I. Mme, Mohammed Essad Bey, ac- what may be expected from the the archives with llebrew inscrip- Esther Freed, soprano, accom- companyng her noted husband. the excavation of the many mounds tions, apparently belonging to the periled by Jason 'nekton; and the , author who forsook Christianity for of ancient Jewish cities that are leading Prince of Judah, which All-City High School Orchestra, !Islam ... Mme. Essad Bey, though, scattered throughout Palestine. i is still a Jewess, as she was born, They are merely awaiting explor- were engraved on porcelain in under the direction of Arthur the ancient llebrew script in Searle, provided the musical pro- and declares that there is no re - " choice Biblical language and of gram. ligious law requiring the wives of idiom Although unwilling to divulge a date prior to the First Temple Mohammedans to be members of l a number of details of the find era. • Beth El Alumni Stage , the same faith. Up in the Bronx I . - until 0 he has persona il y i IlVeS ti - I Part of these ese inscript i ons ap- !our brethren are hailing Rabbi Sal- ., "Night in Switzerland" led them, Dr. Sukenik made it pears to be an exchange of cor- anion Friedlander, formerly of Lis- %seen t e V' iceroy zka , Hungary , as a Zadik and won c5Tear that Dr. Starke y's d is(o • respond ence e bt• "Switzerland," as a country I der-rabbi, and telling enthusistic ery represented the first knurl- of Lachish and the King of Jeru- salem, since the names of famous surrounded by snow-capped moon- I tales about how a prayer of his 0 Jewish history before the de- Israelites of that period who are tains, will be fantastically du- I I saved a believer's young son from of edge of the most decisive pi rind mentioned in Scriptures also oc- plicated in the social hall of Tern- struction of the Judaean King- 0 dying . . . The Nazis of Yorkville 0 cur in the tablets. The find is Pie Beth El on the night of April are trying to enlist the sympathy dom by the Babylonians. regarded by l'alestinian archaeol- 21, and will be the theme of the The only previous Hebrew wilt- of Marlene Dietrich in the cam- paign to raise funds for the Haupt• ing found was that discovered in ogists as one of the most valuable annual spring dance to be pre- 0 ever made in this country. vented by the Alumni Association Samaria in 1910 by the Harvard mann defense.... 0 of Temple Beth El. O BRILLIANT RETORTS That is the reason our The organization met on Sun- 0 Louis Sobel Addresses Home da y afternoon, March 17, at which 0 Sitting at the same table with Colonial Room is becoming Jacob Fishman, managing editor final arrangements were discussed I Relief Society increasingly popular — that of the Jewish Morning Journal, for this affair. Harold Somlyo, ; and prices which will be whom we long ago dubbed the Jew- Special meeting of the Home chairman of the decorations coo-; ; ish Will Rogers, we once more ad- sure to please your sense of Relief Society was held on March mittee, is in charge of creating mired his sharp and witty repartee 13 at the home of Mrs. J. Modell, the effect of "A Night in Switzer- , economy. ... Somebody asked him: "Do you 1196 Edison Ave. land." Miss Ruth Broder, whoa believe that Frau Emmy Sonne- The meeting was opened by the is in charge of the orchestra, an- We serve a seven-course mann, Captain Goering's fiancee, is president, Mrs. Al tVeisman after flounced that Rues Armstrong's dinner for $1.25. Jewish?!! . . . "No," came Fish- which case reports were made by "Columbiana" will supply rhythm man's quick retort, "she's a maso- O Mrs. Ralph Levy and Mrs. Ira for the evening, chist" . . . An ambulant poet- The entertainment committee, Danto. A membership report and schnorrer approached the table, and plans for membership tea were headed by Miss Phyllis Schoen Fishman whispered to the lady on 0 given by Mrs. .1. H. Polozker. fell, has engaged a few acts spun- I 0 his right: "He's a crack-pot." The The speaker of the afternoon, cored by the Fox Theater School, 0 poet apparently heard the remark, 0 Louis Sobel, was introduced by of Dancing. O and asked him resentfully: "What Henry Auslander, chairman of i Mm. Harry M. Shulman. Mr. So- did you say?" ... Whereupon the bel spoke on "Why a Jewish Cen• the ticket committee, will have Jewish Will Rogers placidly ana- ter" He reviewed the problems tickets on sale the early part of veered: "I just said you were ■ and progress and various needs of, next week. Anyone interested in crack poet." ... We asked Fishman a Jewish Center. securing their tickets early may whether. he had read Franz Wee. A discussion followed after get them from any of the mem- fel's "Forty Days of Musa Dagh." i hirlich a a tiiasitres md s •a b sny soelsi rsied i 4Ah byzht ae ulsr r. a .G o-: bars of the Alumni Association. co Mo- . . "No,' he replied, "there's no Harry Illiinelstein y n, RENEW COLLECTION APPEAL TO ALLIED JEWISH DRIVE DONORS Personalities in the News 10Ni LI DED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE Dexter AUTO 1.75c WASH I 12005 DEXTER BOULEVARD Corner ELMHURST Detroit's Largest and. Beat Equipped Car Washing Plant LUBRICATION — BODY -POLISHING Classified Advertsm . g Pays.