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PIE*TROIT,AWIS/161 ROXICIA



THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

NEGRO BOYCOTT IN At Center Play School and DayCamP
HARLEM ENJOINED Children Get Benefits of Camp Life( Him (loch'

Wedding Calendar

S A T U R DAY

and

MON D AY

PAGE SEVEN

$1.60 to $1.911 Sample

July 24—Miss Adrienne Rabinowitz, daughter of Rabbi Israel
*
Rabinovitz of New York, N. Y., to Leo R. Grosslight of New York,
NEW YORK (WNS) — The Camper Tells His Own
Story of Benefits Derived From!
N. Y., formerly of Detroit.
'4:1\: /
(
organized Negro economic boy.
Activities
Sponsored
Annually
by
the
I
'TN
July 28--Miss Evelyn Berlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry cott against Jewish-owned stores
Jewish Community Center
Berlin of 2525 W. Euclid Ave., to Edward J. Pevos, son of Mr. and in Harlem, the Negro quarter of
Mrs. Abel Pevoz of 2025 Hazelwood Ave.
New York, hit a legal stone wall
fActd
Aug. 11—Miss Sylvia Lebowski, daughter of Mr. amid Mrs. when Supreme Court Justice Co-
Joseph If. Lebowski of Owosso, Mich., to David Bauman of New tillo issued an injunction restrain.
ing Sufi Abdul Ilamid, self-styled
York City, at Masonic Temple, OW0980.
"black Hitler" and his Negro In-
&Istria] Clerical Alliance, pro-
moters of the boycott, from
picketing the Harlem store of the
Lerner Company, women's ap-
If these slips
parel shop. The injunction also
don't sell on
forbids Ilamid and his followers
sight —in
from interfering with the Lerner
July 9—To Mr. and Mrs. l'nul C. Deutch (Nettie Shanbom) o
two's and
store in any way. In granting the
2903 Ellnhurst Ave., a daughter, Shirley Ann.
i njunction, Judge Cotillo took
three's —
July 15—To Mr, and Mrs. Parve M. Fielding (Maxine Stein-' cognizance of complaints that
we've missed our guess! They're
berg) of 13233 LaSalle Blvd., a daughter, Elaine Yvonne.
lamid's activities are sowing the
soft and lustrous and CUT to FIT!
July 13—To Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Robbins (Jean Seltzer) of 5010 5 eels of another race riot. Wit-
Greenway Ave., a son, James Samuel.
In white and tea rose! 34-44. .
nesses for the plaintiff includes
both whites and Negroes. Among
FRANK & SEDER—STREET FLOOR
he latter was Fred R. Moore,
publisher of, a Negro newspaper,
who said that
at liamid's "presence
in Harlem and his activity are
LETTER
I
deplored
by
all law-abiding citi-
OX tztisants .'h
YARROWS • GRASS
' is Although t jo Ha
in! u
mill
lids idnenaineyd
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal per-
s
formed the ceremony which Charges Against Berksh ire; sense a racketeering outfit and
Knitting Mills Refuted I insisted that sole object was to
united in marriage Miss Jeanette
Grass, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
by Mayer Stein
secure economic justice for Ne-
Ig
Isaac Grass, to Irving Yarrows,
s, egroes and whites testi-
Mere wisps of garments
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yar- Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronic le: Bed that members of Ilamid's
In your issue of June 21,
made of soft woven elastic
rows, on Sunday evening, July
you organization were forced to pay
referred to a Mr. Arno Mow
14, at the Wilshire Hotel..
that wash like handker•
itz, tribute to Ilamid before they The accompanying photographs,
German
consul
at
Philadelphia
The bride, who was given in
, as could get jobs.
chiefs. And what a differ.
show the outdoor art class of I
Woodward Between Grand River and Clifford
marriage by her -parents, wore a being the head of the Berksh ire I
ence they make in the
the Day Camp and Play School;
Lanvin model of white lace and Knitting Mills, Reading, Pa.
the real hour on the roof and
hang of your clothes!
a waist-length veil. She carried a have been transacting basin en ,
A group of youngsters return-,
sheaf of white gardenias, and with this firm for over 20 ye Brad
ing from an exploration tour :
Made by Munsingwear
was atended only by her sister, Naturally, I was curious to lin
in the course of • hike.
Lillian, who wore chartreuse lace if the statement were true.
Mr.
and
I wrote them asking for ye riff-
Pl.,. i,t P, 1..1" t.. Id. key A Wel.1.1 .
and carried yellow roses. Flower
Mr, Novinin flue • • In
3.50
a , t.ilrir. run°.
al !lol. Intine
'ettt y 'aw.i:
girls were Blume Schreiber, cation or denial. I received 0 , jy. :,,,...,:i.,::,...:::,,,,, i , . iiisir . j. ,...z.:117i.ys oi.:,:rh,ft l h r ill;
r.eof Lnin. 3111 un:
"Who, me? Play ball on the I
d
2.50
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex reply from the secretary, Mr.
street? Not me! Say, I'm on the
Schreiber, and Eleanor Yarrows, E. Liningood, denying the et
regular play school team here,
CORSET SHOP-3rd FLOOR
1".
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Morton and enclosing an edition of the 1
---
at
the Jewish Center! ,
Yarrows. George 1, oloadsky was Philadelphia Record of May 0 , t'llierag.',"adt Ntre' Itfitl gr• .ly - nt
"''''
et 11!• a,
"r h
or"
In
Hotel
"Sure, I go t'o Play School, All I I
1935. In a front page arti cle, ; o.. 1it days.
best man.
the kids in my neighborhood go.
Immediately following the wed- a 51r. Walter Linn, secretary Of 1 Mi. Ann Solomon
of
I ol
Pennsylvania Self-Insurers As 90- , the week.enti as the n guent
N11%%%11 AIMWG341414141~ilalV414
An', believe me, we sign up early I
ding reception Mr. and Mrs. Yar.
" ' u f r AIL4 ' 11.11I
e
ln.
ciation, takes upon himself the , ils..o ilolet
AT
rows left for an extended motor
so we're sure to get in. The day,
I
responsibility of going to G er- ' ,,n,,,,,
sir .,..„
snd 7,Iii.!,ese 7 -- Intr Stelonot, r
trip through New York, Phila-
it opens, that's July 1, we're on
lave' ,, C, ,r..,,A.,,. .,,,
s
„ runs I,,, ,,,,,. :: ;e -
delphia, Atlantic City and Wash- many and engaging Mr. Gusto
.,
Hartz, German Nazi, to write the , , , .. ,
. i. „ to day, yrtat: ' 140. 'they wl'Irl the spot, an' the play school stays I
ington. They will make their
propagandistic
pamphlet.
Mr.
L
i
open all summer. That is, We
home at the Wilshire Hotel,.
' I tli ot!lt..P""I
a
N' ' rii ' i kii; *;' '.'. "11"r.”
'
says he edited, published and cl d I ig- i men
.m.,..‘, hie..
hntoo
,,., kIt o!'
. nf4
get in, of course, if the do ctor
St
te , "nt"'''"'d
00-i
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
onatie at 1,1
'"
NM
W".:I;
.
la- i s,., w.,,,n, 4 ,.,. !Lel; Ilt,,,,nte on t lite
AT
I irslper:::!• says we're healthy. The do ctor
ding included: Mr. and Mrs. Wil- tributed this pamphlet to fi ght
always examines us. So I ■ l-
liam M. Grass of Camden, N. J. Governor Earle's social legis
Co-Educational Activities Under the Direction of
tion program and that Mr. Ar no
klr end Mot J A. Meyer and dough-
ways get in. But my brot her,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hyman
Gordon
of
i
t.
I
,,
Capable Counsellors
1«1«. Thelma and Ad, attended t he
last year when the doctor ex-
Philadelphia; Miss Blanche Rob- Mowitz had nothing to do with
as NI 1,,•I
Nuntl:Y.. lu
'lly rat t Temple 1,.krt.h amined him, he had a sure thr nat.
inson of Chicago; the Henry Ja- In fact, Mr. Linn states he h ,,,.
the, all/Inlet! the . 81Ile•Goldbes 4
never met nor known Mr. Mo • n
An' the doctor said he had in-
cobsons and Bertram' H. Krupp
^ Wedding In rift],
ilz, and denies that Mr. Mowitz 1S,
fected tonsils or sunipin. So t hey
of Toledo, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs Ram Henson end little
at all connected with the Be Tk-
sent him to another doctor an' he
daughter. Audrey, :attuned front e two.
The bride was widely feted shire Mills.
weeks' varallon In Cedar Point.
took
his tonsils out. Oh, ye all,
Under the Direction of Miss Jean Kinloch of the
before her marriage. Included
__
I believe you will agree w ith
he was sick for a couple of
AND
shMr1
-
..
..„
1:411
among the parties given in her me this denial deserves public
..nin,t mlt,•r;e:t. a
Merrill Palmer School
.,n4, t1411. !der,
But they gave him a lot of r. likes it best when they set up the
honor were the following: A tion in your newspaper. Besid es I ot the William ' , regent/I o
'ce easels on the lawn, and sketch
ate
f LettsItf ou,
'. si
cream.
Ile's
swell
now.
Th
For information—Grass Lake, Michigan, Phone
[ luncheon and shower given by being a very important conce rn their summer homy. film Lake, kWh.
him sittin' at the table over the re. outside.
Grass Lake 8103; Detroit, Townsend 7.2238
I her sister, Mrs. Alex Schreiber, in the hosiery industry, the Ber It , Mrs
.
Cella Alum
and Mrs. Jules Y esterday he drank five cups of
"No, I can't do ■ thing after
on May 15, at the L'Aiglon tea shire Knitting Mills have a rep ll- LI,:iheirneingtrat7 , 1171thInIth,lsli inens nit,in
iuMiholicin
milk for lunch. But he's just a lunch. We have rest period. Oh
'room for 100 guests; a luncheon tation of honest and honorab le :'
July 11. linnwIng Mr«. 1;aold , Cote71. little punk. I can always beat no, we don't have to lie down.
and handkerchief-hosiery shower business dealings; moreover, th
h. ta
,
.
ini tt.r. for
i, o ),I
mIclwatik4wt, Wls, to him.
ey n w!,1,4kte lel
That's for the little children like
, given by Mrs. Max Kerner in her are the largest hosiery mania
C-1
.
"Why sure, we ran have as we were a couple of years ago.
home at 2299 Oakman Blvd. on turers in the country. They de-
. ar Brenner of Albany, N. T.. Sr.
May 25; the King Fong Cafe on
Mimi RIInday 10 .paid n
many refills as we want on milk We sit around, talk or read.
fortnight with
serve your attention and subse- ht. wife
for 2nd Half - Season
I Lillian Rovineto's who. for
and on the main dish. We al- But we must be quiet, very quiet,
Dexter Blvd. was the scene of a quent publication of the truth.
the poet month, has been with her par-
ways have a hot dish for lunch for 45 minutes after lunch.
ents, Mr. and Mr. Jarob Kotineky.
personal shower given for 30
Very truly yours,
4052 and 4060 CORTLAND
"Specially today. 'Cause it's
like
this
today,
see.
This
is
guests by Miss Sadie Bruch; on
For information, write:
Mc
MAYER STEIN,
and lire. Jerome Varon were
Russell Woods Section
lima beans in tomato sauce, and our class's turn for showers. Sure,
June 7, Mrs. Louis Hamburger
16555 Washburn Ave., Pl,14' 17. at
we go swimming, too. Every
that cold slaw salad has plenty
gave a miscellaneous shower at
3 large bedrooms, maid's quarters, natural fireplace, recrea-
it
honoring
Detro
their Ileum. 'pleats Mr. and
of mayonnaise. An' do I love Tuesday we go swimming at the
her home on Calvert Ave. for 35
Mrs. Militant SII« Merman of Milwaukee,
Brewster Community Center. But
tion room, fully insulated, oil heat, large Kelvinator refrig-
cola.
guests.
mayonnaise! Salads, yum! They
I like the showers here at the
Dr. Franklin Corrects Ed-
erator, tiled kitchen, bath and washroom, stall shower, screens,
Ortonville, Michigan
make
you feel nice an' cool in-
A surprise party was given
Jewish Center best.
side. New, we don't have 'em
garage, side drive, fence, etc. Handy for shopping.
itorial on C. C. A. R.
PHONICS,
on June 8 for 12 couples by the
"Oh,
and
every
Friday
we
go
at
home,
but
I got an aunt that
Unusual buy.
Misses Toba and Ruth Davidson Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle
on an outing. The whole play
CAMP NAHELU
sometimes
fixes
us
a
salad.
My
I
know
that
you
always
mean
in honor of the bridal pair. Mr.
school, day camp an' all; 250 of
Phone 9112-F6
favorite, though, is scalloped po-
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY TO 10 P. M.
as besides the teachers. We go
, and Sirs. Mark Solomon enter- to'be both accurate and fair in

tatoes. Scalloped potatoes with
taMed at dinner in their honor your news reports and in your
LITTLE NAHELU
to
Belle
Isle
or
Palmer
Park
or
Mr. and Mrs At", Kahn spent Sunday
on June 12, and another dinner editorial utterances. Because of In Detroit. and Ann Arbor. where IhrY hard-boiled eggs and tomatoes. Rouge I'ark or somewhere. We
Phone 12-FG
An' you can have as much as
party was given by Mr. and Mrs. this I wish most respectfully to visited their con Italia.
go on buses or street cars or
you
want.
Boy!
Of
course,
they
call
your
attention
to
a
mislead-
Sit...41•.%%11•XVICILICVs.
.
Mr. and Mr« 1 :«ora« Kahn. Mr. nod
Henry M. Jacobson at their home
some way or other. Were you
TO. 6.6771
J. Volght end Mr. and Mrs Louis only give you one helping of
in Toledo on June 16. Fifty guests ing editorial in your issue of Mrs
floblen of Int, roll
are ependlng the dessert. But I guess you can't ever in the wading pool at Palmer
July
1.
I attended the tea goven in honor
eek at Houghton Lake and other North.
Park? Boy, that's fun!"
have everything.
Under the headline "A New rts remorts.
• . •
of the bride by the Misses Doro-
"Yeah, they're 26 tables in this
thy and Helen Aronson and Mrs. Day for Zionism," you write:
Dr. and Mr, A II. Jacoby have
The Play School and Day Camp
DON'T GUESS! DON'T SPECULATE!
Louis Reidy on June 23, Mrs. "Not only have the Reform their Aueets, the Iattern !tinter and room an' ten at a table. That is, has been the summer project of
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 111111. of Ite•
nine kid, and a hostess, who
Leon Goldberg was hostess at a rabbis abandoned their antagon- troll.
Drive out to
the Jewish Community for the
---
serves an' all, like you're doing
dinner and kitchen shower which istic attitude to Zionism, but for
past seven years. From 9 in the
A. Ft 'Inman left Ise! Rat”rda« en
she gave at her home on Glad- the first time a Zionist, Rabbi ',nettle,. trio whit h will lake him to A today. See, our regular home- morning until 3:30 in the after-
Felix
A.
Levy
of
Chicago,
has
Kent.
My,
Tennre...
and
tleorgult
room
teachers
are
hostesses
at
stone Ave. for 30 guests on June
noon, the 250 enrolled children,
— —
some of the tables, but there are
25. On June 29, Mrs. Charles been elected president" This
Its and Mrs B. P. Iternntelne and
from 6 to 15 years of age, are
Alter entertained for the bride at single sentence contains at least fondly of I t•tt-nit nre iswetcd at Killarney only eight of them. An' so dif- happily and constructively occu-
iWarli Kw the «mum,.
ferent ladies come in—they call pied. Supervised recreation in-
the' Lee Crest Hotel where she tsvo errors.
On Lake St. Clair and E. Jefferson Road
m volunteers—an' they to ke I sures the proper amount of ex-
In the first place, absolutely
A11.'4. Magid con at N«rilt 1.1nr«In
gave a luncheon and miscellan-
e. 1..0 Slim], for an •Nt«rnled
are of the others. An' then a II ercise; supervised projects pro-
no
change
was
made
in
the
atti-
and Enjoy Yourself. — Open Every Day and Night
eous shower. The parents of the
in New ssrk, Rosin and Ithil•delphla
th e older girls get a chance
bridegroom entertained at a din. tude of the conference toward
fit vide inspirational mental stimuli.
be ing waitresses.
There's o ne The carefully planned luncheon
ner party in honor of the couple the Zionistic problem. After a
Swim, Play, ADMISSION 10c Plenty Tables,
aitress
for
each
tahle,
an'
th
rather
heated
argument
upon
the
Dr.
Wittenberg
Recovers
at
their
apartment
on
Euclid
ey
Linger
menus and the refreshments
The Colonial Hotel and Mineral
Children FREE
Benches, etc.
ave to tie trained before th eY (milk and cookies or sandwiches)
Ave on July 2. A breakfast and subject, nothing more was done
From Holdup Attack
Sethi, Mount Clemens' finest hotel,
Dancing FREE
CR n do it. It's fun, I guess, b
Safest Beach
bathroom shower was tendered than this: that the conference
Clothes Checked,
at at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, as-
Is now under Jewish management.
--•
of
course that's for girls.
for Children
Free Parking
the bride at the Whittier Hotel decided, in virtue of the fact
15c
sure
all
children
the
proper
cal-
The many friends of Dr. Sam-
"You know, I like lunch-tim e oric diet. A gain of six pounds
Comfortable, airy, finely appointed
by the Inter Nos Club on June that its membership represent' son S. Wittenberg will be pleased
Regular Chicken Dinner, Lunches, Beer and Refreshments
roams Insane niahts of solid restful-
20. On July 6, Mrs. John Lurie many attitudes toward the Zionis- to learn that he has recovered at play school. Oh, not lust th e in weight during the first two
ea ts! The room is AO big ■
nem Spacious wends., lour acres
at City Prices
tic
problem,
that
as
a
body
it
entertained 24 guests at a lunch-
n' weeks of regular Play School at-
from his illness occasioned by an
ef lawn and shads trees assure rest
eon and miscellaneous shower at would assume an entirely neutral attack by an unidentified man. br fight an' sunshiney, an' all th e tendance, is not unusual.
ki dm smilin' an' eatin' as mac
and relaxation.
attitude. In this resolution there
her home on Chicago Blvd.
in a holdup near his home seven as they want—the whole plat h
A splendid medical and dental
is implied neither an endorsement
Health-
buildine,1.190.01Ing mineral
months ago. Dr. Wittenherg, so rt of sparkles, if you kno e follow-up system has been in-
of Zionism nor of anti-Zionism.
baths located within the hotel will
w ■ ugurated at the school by many
who has returned from a month's
WALDMAN • ROSEN
hat I mean.
Spunswesrby the
Moreover, the conference re-
add years to your life.
of
our
local
physicians
and
den-
stay
in
Atlantic
City,
is
prepared
"Some of the kids pay a nick
Mrs. Si, Rosen announces the affirmed what it has stated time
el Cats, under the chairmanship of
Delightful food, perfect service—
marriage of her daughter, Ida, to and time again, as may be veri ., to resume his practice of medi- fo ✓ their lunches, an' some pa
Steamer Tashmoo I
Y Dr. A. Max Kohn, who has the
dietary lows carefully observed.
Foot of Griswold St at 8 P. M.
Edward Waldman, son of Mr. fled by a study of its records as eine and surgery. Ile expresses • dime, an' a few even 15 cent 5;
CAHARIST
Moderate rates, American Pion.
SUNDAY, AUG. 11 ENTERTAINMICST
nd Mrs. Rudolph Waldman. The published in the Year Books, that his thanks to the many Detroiters Bu t most of 'ern don't pay nothin assistance of Dr. Leon Katzin,
Dr. l'erry Bernstein, Mrs. David
Write for further details.
Music by
0r [MR DIAMOND AND 1104 ORCHESTRA
ewlyweds are at home at 3402 it is in utmost sympathy with who were kind to hint during his lik e my brother an' me.
TIFICRTH N OW 6
illness.
AT DOCK 6Lc
Atkinson Ave.
"My brother, he's the one ova Hubar and Mrs. Maurice Gold-
the upbuilding of Palestine as a
O
,
stick.
Not
only
the
children
who
RDANIZATIONS NOM Yon ens participate In the pront• of ths
eit
i
th ere, with the little punks. Thi
without a
haven for the oppressed and as a
n
y Investment or low. For particulars, colt A. II. !Win,
MAdison area
to ble belongs to the highest clan a upon examination are proven to
KAY • FRIED
refuge for the dispossessed. Fur-
• be physically unable to attend
The marriage of Miss Violet ther than this no step was taken. Zionism. He is bitterly opposed in the play school. We're at
I the school or camp; but also the
. Fried and Charles S. Kay took As a matter of fact, it is not to any philosophy that implies ele yen! Those older boys an
enrolled students who are in need
AND MINERAL BATHS
lace on Sunday, July 7, at the correct to say that the attitude the upbuilding of a Jewish state gir Is, they call their classes 'Da •
of minor operations and dental
MOUNT CIAMSNS, MICR,
Gifts to North End Clinic t, owe of Rabbi A. M. Hershman. of the conference has ever been in Palestine and it is only a trib- Ca mp.' Sure, they're big. Som e work are given every necessary
ute
to
the
fairness
of
this
great
of
Monagertmo,
Ir. and Mrs. Kay sailed on the antagonistic to Zionism if by
'em are 15 years old. Bu t care.
Mu Elkin and Albert Grossman
. S. Normandie on July 10 for Zionism is meant no more than spiritual personality that he held the babies in Play School ■ r
North End Clinic has received
e
The
Jewish
Community
Cen-
a
that
in
an
organization
in
which
on ly six years old.
n extended tour of the continent a colonization movement and the
ms‘
open tr. year 'round
the following contributions:
ea
Announcement was made by
In memory of Mrs. Philip Mar- nd will make their home at the building of a spiritual life in the there is a difference of sentiment,
'Those little girls over there ter, a participating agency of the
' after Sept. 1.
land of the fathers. The truth representatives of various groups we re on an exploration trip this Jewish Welfare Federation, ac-
Felix M. Warburg, chairman of cure, from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wilshire
of the matter is, however, that should be elected to the govern- mo riling. They went to the air- cepts children for the Play School
the United Jewish ' Appeal, that Rosenfield, Mrs. Fred Rosenfield,
had a vote been taken in relation ing body. Moreover, it should be por s with their teacher. They
s N. Rosenberg has accepted David Touff, Mr. and Mrs. Louis INTOLERANCE
Yiddish Folks Verein
to the attitude of the members said in equal fairness to the Zion- WA tehed us play ball for awhile and the Day Camp upon their
appointment as one of the honor- C. Touff.
of the conference in relation to let members of the conference wh en they came past Northern personal application and upon the
F 0 r th C Social Service Relief I've heard it mid In accents loud
ary chairmen of this campaign.
who
were
present
at
the
meeting
Mr.
recommendation
of
the
Child
Dr.
Jack Koenig of 11751 Ham-
political Zionism, that is to say
Hig h field where we practiced all
Rosenberg is. vice chairman Fund, in memory of Mrs. Philip Simugh torim above the crowd:
Placement Bureau, the North ilton Ave., a graduate of the Kirks-
A Jew really shouldn't be
the upbuilding of a Jewish state that they refused to substitute morning.
of the American Jewish Joint Marcuse, from Mr. and Mn,. Wil- Accepted
In society.
D
a
Zionist
member
for
Dr.
Gol-
End
Clinic,
the
Jewish
Social
ville College of Osteopathy and
in Palestine, it is likely that the
istribution Committee,
liam Frank.
"Sure, we go nn exploration
Me Just does sot belong,
Its'. never
result would have been over- denson and insisted upon leaving trips too. We go to the Art In- Service Bureau and the Depart- Surgery, has recently been elected
A contribution from Mr. Lu- 11
The United Jewish Appeal co-
matter. oro
ig Sh.j
err 174 was bon,
Lodge physician for the Yiddish
ord'
whelmingly against an endorse- the place vacant should he decline stitute, 'n' the Library, 'n' Green- ment of Public Welfare,
piloff.
Whether
Now
Turknr
Callforn•
e fund-raising efforts
to serve.
Generous gifts for the Play Folks Verein, to examine new ap-
Ife empty does not at in,
ment of such a program.
field Village, 'n' places. No'm,
of the American Jewish Joint Dis-
Respectfully yours,
And shouldn't try to Sit in
School and Day Camp have been plicants for membership and act
Your second mistake lie, in
not today. We're gonna work
tribution Committee and the German Jewish Exile Gets Peet An American wdeavor.
LEO
M.
FRANKLIN.
received
this year from the Zeda- as official physician for all mem-
your reference to Rabbi Felix
Because a Jew can never
on our village today. Our mini-
At Pennsylvania University
American Palestine Campaign. It
Be • real Anterlcm...
kah, the Neugarten Sunshine bers and their families.
Levy as the first Zionist president
ature village, I mean. You see.
is at present engaged in
drive
The Yiduish Folks Verein is now
Club,
the
Home Relief Society,
of the conference. As long ago
ail will .arty
Pisgah'. Retiring President
our class decided to build • nil-
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (WNS) However
to secure 13,250,000 throughout
If their Intellects are free
the Junior Home Relief Society, conducting a membership drive for
as 1909 Dr. Max Heller of New
Thanks The Chrome!.
age.
Each class chooses what
— Grants from the Institute of Of prejudice and bigotry.
the
United
States
to
aid
the
Jews
new
and active members.
the
Harry
Becker
Co,
the
Her-
of
Orleans, one of the most ardent Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: t hey want to make during the
they Save studied history:
Germany and Eastern Europe International Education 'and the And
The Verein held its 23rd an-
The 1.■ has oft. fought and died.
and enthusiastic Zionists of his
Mire accept my sincerest summer. Some classes are mak- man Franzblau Co., the A. Jacob
and for the settlement of Jews Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation To uphold hi. ' ,tutor,/ pride
niversary
picnic at Hemrich Park,
day, was elected to the presidency thanks for the very fine coopera- ing art museums, some airports. Co., B. Schwartz & Sons Co., Mrs.
has gladly paid the bills
in Palestine.
have made possible the appoint- He
For so mans of her tn.
of the conference, an office which tion you extended me in pub- some farms an' things like that. S. I,. Brio, Mrs. D. H. Fauman, last Sunday. July 14 1 for its mem-
In addition to Mr. Rosenberg, ment of Dr. Walter Friedlaender, Hs has furnished m•nly of work.
he filled with dignity and honor licizing the various activities of Me? I'm building the school- Dr. Mayer and Mrs. Max Weiss. (sera and their families.
the other honorary chairmen of -nationally known historian of art. For 'hoe. who do not rho°. to Mirk.
Mrs. Samuel Glogower, board
for two successive terms.
Pisgah Lodge through the col- house in the village, out of wood.
the United Jewish Appeal, previ- who was ousted from his post at In Seventeen Seventy Ng,
One might refer to • third un- umns of The Detroit Jewish Some of the class paint, some of directors chairman of the Play Near East's Biggest Wear-
fix,
ously designated, are Dr. Cyrus the University of Pennsylvania. sAch;enw Ennglan4
School
committee, is assisted by
plied error in your brief editorial. Chronicle during the six months model in clay and some even act
ing Factory Started
Adler of Philadelphia, Governor Dr. Friedlaender's lectures at the Our history bock dierlo.s.
You refer to Dr. Goldenaon's re- of my presidency of Pisgah out a play about the village. Mrs. Arthur Hass, active chair-
University will be given in coope- JolnOl wan Robert Merri,
Herbert
11.
Lehman
of
New
York,
man;
Miss
Claire Grant, Mrs.
fusal to accept membership on Lodge.
flnar red lee Heveit teal Dore as
Judge
Everyone does what he wants to
JERUSALEM (WNS-Pa Icor
Julian W. Mack, lion. Jos- ration with the Pennsylvania Then in the Fi•11 Oar.
the executive committee of the
You have been more than do. Maybe that's school to some Martin Friedman, Mrs. Jacob Al- Agency) — The
The Jews came to the fore.
construction of
eph M. Proskauer and Dr. Stephen Academy of Fine Arts.
conference because be felt that courteous and lenient, and I per- folks, but it's a lot of fun to me. bert, Mrs. Samuel B. Keene, Miss
Th.y brevet, gave limbo and
S. Wise, all of New
the largest weaving factory In
Madeline
Betty
Meyers,
Miss
and
he
n Inn Millroll
en
lot
York City.
the Zionist members of the con- sonally feel that the least that I The teachers call it progressive
world
the
Near
East
has
been
completed
orld
War
called
ths
rail,
The National co-chairmen are
Phyllis Schoenfeld, Mrs. William
CLUB RAO
ference were not sufficiently rep- can do to make manifest my ap- education.
And man, • Je wish
=soul
at Efar Atta, near Haifa. with
Paul Baerwald, Louis Lipsky, Wil-
Club Rao thanks those who Went to it. last mward
resented on the board. The bare preciation is to send you this
"The big kids, in Day Camp, Brown and Robert Mazer.
actual
production
scheduled
to
Via
the
German
sword.
liam Rosenwald, Morris Rothen- helped make its moonlight • Stif-
statement of the fact is true. but note.
they have regular classes,
se too, in
start at the end of August. The
berg and Rabbi Jonah B. Wise.
At the last meeting. plans Th. 5.1.• •rr verc proud to Oaf.
fest..
the implications may be mislead-
Extending to you my very best tap-dancing, piano, knitting, an'
Gift
to
Hebrew
Schools
annual output of the new plant Is
•t Washington today.
were started for some ■ ffair to That
ing. Anyone who read Dr. Gol- wishes, I am,
art an' things. Say, did you ever
The Women's Auxiliary of the valued at 1.150,000, with Ito
Itrandels and IWrriotn arw
k ,
:ty Owen Lehman, daughter show appreciation to members In our highest "tort. in .1
Yours very truly,
denson's masterful presidential
see any of the swell pictures they United Hebrew Schools grate- workers to be employed. Pales-
of Ruth Bryan Owen, minister to who worked hard for this moon- Will stilts often. yea will hem
Harry
Yudkoff.
message
presented
to
the
confer-
paint?
D
We
have
exhibitions fully acknowledges a contribution tine's preser.t imports of textiles
Remarks Illte this. road* with a ten:
enmark, who is • niece
of Gov- light. Plans are also under way ' "Ile • • Jew. sod never can
ence at Its opening session, ran
sometimes. I know one of the from Hrs. Harry Selker, in mem- total 800,000
Mier Lehman, has had
annually. The
a volume of for the club's annual dance, toy Be • rest Anserte. BERT KLINE
have no doubt as to where Dr.
Flowers for all me•sions- girls In the art class an' she's ory of the Yahrzeit of her be- Czech
short
Jewish industrialist, Moler ,
stories published.
6082. gonna give me a picture. She loved father, Joseph David Finley.
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be held in the early fall•
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