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JUNIOR HADASSAH ARRANGES SERIES
OF INTIMATE PALESTINIAN EVENINGS

THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME
V DeLuxe Family Service

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

'COMMITTEE ENROLLS MORE PATRONS
FOR ANNUAL BALFOUR BALL NOY. 2

Oct. 20—Grape festival of Sisterhood of Congregation
B'nai Moshe.
There has been a tremendous of the Zionist Organization of
Oct.
21—"Pay-Up" tea of Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old
Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
response on the part of Zionists America at New York as Detroit's
Neatly hosed
First of Rallies for Members of Local Unit to Be Held on Folks' Home.
and
non-Zionists to the invitation special contribution towards the
Oct. 22—Bridge luncheon of B'nai David Sisterhood.
Bath Towels and Underwear
Thursday Evening at the Home of Mr. and
of the officers and board of di- practical development of social
Fluffed Dried
Oct.
22—Ladies
Auxiliary
of
Jewish
National
Fund.
Mrs. Harry L Jackson
rectors of the Zionist Organiza- and cultural efforts in the com-
•
Oct. 22—Opening social meeting of Men's Club of Con- tion of Detroit to participate in munity", says James I. Ellmann,
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
the organization's outstanding an- president of the Zionist Organ-
Palestine's message, as it ap- all ads solicited by each girl, will gregation Shaarey Zedek.
ization of Detroit.
Oct. 22, 23 and 24—Open house programs at Jewish Com-
peals to and affects the youth, be credited to her for the $5
Patrons additional to those pub-
will be presented to the Jewish luncheon to be held on Jan. 19.
munity Center.
lished last week are:
Organ-
.
A
number
of
open
house
af-
Oct. 23—Public meeting of Conference of Jewish
young women of Detroit in a
sir.
and Mrs. kldneY Allen. Mr. and
fairs will take place this week. izations to Protest Nazi atrocities and to Boycott German-made
Mrs. Harry Beaker, Mr. and Mr.. Dv,
if
No matter what you pay,
ney !Wyman, Mr. Max Broad. Ur. and
Detroit unit of Junior Hades- The first two will be held on Goods, at Philadelphia-Byron Hall. Speaker, Gerhart Seger, refu-
oath
Mrs. Leo Croll, a. Allyn Dann, Mr. and
no laundry
sah, through the chairman of its Tuesday night, Oct. 22, at the gee from German concentration camp, former member of Ger-
Mrs. Harry Edelman, Mr. and Mr, Har-
old Ehrlich, Mr. and lilre Bain. Maher.
membership committee, Miss Fran- home of Charlotte Lev, 2076 man Reichstag.
can launder a finer shirt.
Mr. and ilra Arthur Marl, Mr. and
Gladstone
Ave.,
and
at
the
home
Oct. 23—First meeting of the year of Women's Auxiliary
cm Moranz, this week made
Mr,. Jos. Frank, Mr and Mrs. Philip
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
of
Ann
Aaronson,
2256
Richton
J.
011bert, Mr. nod Mrs. Marvin Glnkold,
of
United
Hebrew
Schools,
at
Ilotel
Stotler
at
2:15
P.
M.
known the inauguration of a ser-
Mr. and Mrs. Liddy lluneloirti, Mr. and
Oct. 23—Fashion show luncheon and bridge of Zedakah
ies of intimate evenings planned Ave. On Wednesday night, Oct.
Mrs. {Cm. lt. liainberg, Dr. Gilbert
23,
there
will
be
an
open
house
Want, Mr. and Mrs Myron A Keys.
for the organization's membership
Club.
air. Mid Mriv. Alexander LI,111. Mr and
Oct. 24—Opening of Community Fund Drive, with address
as a means of stimulating inter- at the home of Esther Eleonin,
Ch•rlen Alarlenthal, Mr. and kirk.
Flat pieces carefully ironed.
2677
Leslie
Ave.,
and
one
at
the
Harry Myers, Mr. and Mr. Max (hand,
est in Junior Iladassah's Pales-
by Gerard Swope.
Additional pounds, 4c lb.
home
of
Helen
Kass,
349
Wood-
Mr. and Mra A. M. Pregenion, Mr. and
Oct.
27—Hadassah
Board
meeting,
breakfast
at
10:30,
at
tinian work, and at the same time
Mr..
klark
Itafelitun. Mr. mai MIA Max
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
serving to stimulate social activ- ward Ave. The latter is to be Phalanx Club, for Senior Iladassah, Junior Hadassah and Busi-
sable. Louts Robinson, Julius Bubo.,
one of a series of Palestinian ness and Professional Division.
Mr. •nd Mrs, Jacob Byhrother, Mr and
ity.
Mrs.
Aaron
filliiertilatt, Mr. and Mly
Oct. 27—Annual dinner-dance of Home Relief Society, at
The plan calls for the convening nights sponsored by Miss Kass'
Ellis Thal, Mr. and Aire. Harry Who,.
committee. All members and pros-
of a number of Palestinian eve- pective members are invited to Stotler lintel.
Oct. 27—Senior Kovod Night dinner-dance at Jewish Com-
nings at homes of Detroit Jewish
Ref mo•mablo for sea-see..tea-okamol mrionto
leaders, for the discussion of Pal- any one of these homes, in order munity Center.
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
to
become
acquainted
with
the
Oct. 29—Address by Gen. Hugh Johnson before the forum
estinian and current Jewish is-
JACOB W. PEARLSTEIN
sues. The host and hostess of each membership at large and with of Temple Beth El.
Oct. 29—Music Study Club meeting.
of 1832 Pallister Ave., 51 years
gathering will have supervision of Hadassah ideals.
Sunday
afternoon
at
2:30
p.
m.,
Oct.
30—Iladassah
Roll
of
Honor
rally
at
Phalanx
Club;
the program, and the evenings
old, died on Oct. 15. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Lewis Bros. Fu-
arranged thus far are already as- the Happy Day Fund will hold a 12 o'clock—luncheon.
birthday
party
in
honor
of
those
Nov. 2—Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
sured of most instructive and en-
neral Home on Oct. 18 with
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
girls having birthdays in July, Detroit.
MRS. FRANK WETSMAN
burial in Oakview Cemetery,
tertaining programs.
August, September and October.
Nov. 3—Open house at United Ilebrew Schools, closing
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. m. will he
Junior Iladassah's membership The party will be held at the
nual event, the Balfour Ball, at Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offi-
ciating. Ile is survived by hie
Finished Same Day —NO EXTRA CHARGE
will be divided into groups for home of Pearl Wartell, 683 Wood- activities of Hebrew Education Month.
Nov. 3—Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation, the Steller Hotel on Nov. 2. Not wife, Susan, two children, Rose
attendance at these planned in- ward Ave.
only has an unusually large list
speaking on the subject "A Liberal Editor Looks at the Jews."
Jo and Billie J; two sisters, Mrs.
timate gatherings. These events
of
patrons
expressed
a
willing-
Hereafter, the general month-
Nov. 4—Bridge-tea of B'nai David Sisterhood.
Ed Ellis and Mrs. J. Dunn and
will all be intimate and invita- ly meetings of Junior Iladassah
Nov 6—Card party of Detroit League of Denver Children's ness to serve but the general pub- two brothers, Samuel and Morris.
pee ...ell
tional, and every Junior lladas. will be held on Sunday afternoons
WRAJUNG APTAREL
lic is showing a lively response.
nab member will be invited to at instead of Tuesday evenings. The Home.*
The chairman, Abraham Coo-
Par t'ud
IOC
Nov. 6—Card party of Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlaver Umge-
HYMAN MILLION
least one such gathering during second meeting of the season will
per, and his committee, feel there
genci Verein.
Minimum Charm $1.60
the year.
is
every
reason to believe this ball of 1622 Collingwood Ave., 56
be held Sunday afternoon, Nov. 3,
Nov.
9—Oneg
Shabat
at
2:30
p.
m.,
at
home
of
Mrs.
Joseph
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
The first of these intimate eve- at the Stotler Hotel, at 2:30 p. m.
will outstrip all former under- years old, died on Oct. 14. Fu-
Frank, 1120 Chicago Blvd. Mrs. James I. Ellmann, speaker.
neral services were held on Oct.
nings will be held on Thursday
W. Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City
Nov. 12—Address by Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New York, takings and will be an event long 14 with burial in -B'nai David
evening, Oct. 24, at the home of Knights of Pythias Confers
to be remembered.
under
auspices
of
the
Sisterhood
of
Congregation
Shaarey
Zedek.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jackson,
Mrs. Frank Wetsman is an ac- Cemetery. Rabbi Joshua S. Spec-
Nov. 16 to 19—Fifth annual bazaar and carnival of Sisterhood
Honorson Veteran
3345 Glendale Ave. It is under-
tive member of Mr. Cooper's com- ks officiating. lie is survived by
-
of Congregation B'nai Moshe.
his wife. Rebecca. and a brother,
Members
stood that Mrs. Jackson has al-
mittee.
Nov. 19—Eva Prenzlauer Group donor luncheon.
ready arranged her program. The
The entertainment committee is Simon.
Nov. 20—Molly Picon recital at Orchestra Hall, under aus-
committee is encouraged by the
putting
forth
every
effort
to
bring
Last Tuesday night, Detroit
MILTON M. SLOMAN
fact that Mrs. Jackson, president Lodge No. 55, Knights of Pythians pices of Women's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith.
Nov. 20—Membership tea of Woman's Auxiliary of United to this affair outstanding artists of 645 Virginia Park, 67 year,
of the senior chapter of Hades- held an impressive meeting. The
in addition to an exceptional or-
Hebrew
Schools
at
Hotel
Stotler.
at
2
p.
m.
old, died on Oct. 10. Funeral serv-
soh, is to be the first hostess, and rank of knight was conferred on
Nov. 20—Concert of Woman's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith chestra, and refreshments.
Miss Moranz believes that these the H. P. Cohen class. Following
"The Balfour Ball has attracted ices were held on Oct. 13 at Tem-
(evening).
ple Beth El, with burial in Wood-
evenings will help stimulate an that a portrait of Past Grand
the
attention
of
the
headquarters
Nov. 20—Ladies Auxiliary of Hebrew Schools.
mere Cemetery. lie is survived
Mr. and Mrs. Harry New- interest in Junior Iladassah and Chancellor Frank Berman was un-
Nov. 21—Ladies Auxiliary Old Folks' Home (afternoon).
Gifts to North End Clinic Gilbert,
by his wife, Pauline, two daugh-
in
general
Palestinian
work,
and
veiled. A gift was presented to
man, Mrs. Flora Goodman, Mrs.
Nov.
23—Oneg
Shabat
at
home
of
Mrs.
David
Diamond.
pressure to look for havens of ref- tern, Mrs. S. D. Coburn of Detroit
Blanche B. Stern of Montgomery, will encourage an increase in the H. P. Cohen, in honor of his 61st Mrs. David de Solo Pool, speaker.
and Mrs. N. A. Fischer of Pitts-
membership
of
Junior
Hadassah.
North End Clinic has received Alabama; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Gil-
birthday. The honored guest of the
uge from persecution.
Nov. 24—Fifteenth annual dance of Jewish Women's Euro-
In addition to these intimate evening were the grand vice chan-
Lauding the efforts of the Jew- `°__x Pa. Mr. Sloman was a
the following contributions:
bert.
pean
Welfare
Organization.
gatherings, Miss Moranz an-
ish National Fund, to whose 32nd Degree Mason and a mem-
In memory of Joseph M. Fried-
Nov. 26—Second annual donor dinner of Ladies' Auxiliary
For the Supplementary Medical nounces that the annual member- cellor of Michigan, Fred Breen, the
grand keeper of record and seal of of Yeshivah Beth Judah.
achievements he referred again ber of the Elks,
Assistance
Fund:
In
memory
of
man of Pittsburgh, from Miss
ship rally of Junior Hadassah, for Michigan, William Hampton, and
and again in his address, Rabbi
Nov. 28—Annual Junior Hadassah dance at Masonic Temple.
HELENE H. BREITENBACH
Edith Heavenrich, Mr. and Mrs. her father, Benjamin Netzorg, paid-up members, will be held on other grand lodge officers.
Fram described the type of colonies
Dec. 1—Molly Siegel Organization's donor luncheon.
from Mre. Harold Van Baalen; in
Funeral services were held at
Mortimer H. Meyer, Mrs. Isaac memory of Mrs. Miriam Atlas, Nov. 17. Details will be made
Veterans jewels were presented
that are flourishing on these Na-
Dec.
4—Annual
luncheon
of
Neugarten
Sunshine
Club,
at
2
p. m. Friday, Oct. 11, in the
later, and it is planned to to George Edloff, Meyer Pereire
tional Fund possessions purchased
from Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hartman, known
chapel
of Temple Beth El for
create an atmosphere Of sociabi- and Ike Kositchek for their affili- the Detroit Leland Hotel.
with funds gathered throughout
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ilartman, Mr. lity, in addition to the program
Dec. 4—Sunshine Club donor luncheon.
ation with the order for over 25
the world in boxes and through Miss llelene H. Breitenbach, as-
and Mrs. Joseph Hartman; and a
Dec. 8—Dr. Shalom Spiegel, member of the faculty of
sistant
principal of the Irving
years.
various other means of penny col-
contribution from Mr. and Mrs. for the afternoon.
the Jewish Institute of Religion, speaking before the Men's Club
School and one of the city's best
Next Tuesday night a business of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate."
Thanksgiving Night Dance
lections.
Julius Gunsberg,
known
teachers,
who died Oct.
Gene Regis and his orchestra meeting of importance will be held.
In memory of Max Teller, from
Dec. 10—$3 donor banquet of Women's Mizrachi Organiztion.
Speaking of the orange industry, 10 in Harper Hospital after a
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Myers, Miss have been secured to play at the Chancellor Commander Bernard A.
Dec. 11—Annual donor luncheon of Zedakah Club.
he said that the Palestine orange
Sadie Hirschman, Jesse F. Hirsch- Thanksgiving Night dance spon- Pearl urges every member to be
is one of the best in the world, I month's
illness.
Slim and
Breitenbach
Dec. 15—Ball of Old Folks' Home Auxiliary.
was born
in Jackson
educated
sored by Junior Iladassah.
present.
Palestine exporting
being the industry
seventh largest
Dec. 22—Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek Cha- orange
man.
in the in Detroit public schools, taking
The entertainment committee nukah Supper Dance.
In memory of Joseph Spiegel of • The meetings of the dance com-
FOR
graduate
work
at
Columbia
Uni-
Wilmette, IIL, from Mr. and Mrs. mittee are held every Thursday at completed arrangements for the
Dec. 29—Shaarey Zedek children's Chanukah party.
world.
versity. Many of the city's promi-
Arthur C. Field and David L. the home of Sophie B. Schwartz, gala night of fun and entertain-
Jan. 8—European Womena Welfare Organization donor
The artistic achievements of nent men were her former pupils.
1947 Gladstone. The chairman, ment for Sunday, Oct. 20. All mem- luncheon.
Palestine were also lauded, Rabbi She was instrumental in getting
Hayes.
Sydelle Bobrin, has asked the bers and friends are invited to the
Jan. 12—Annual dance of Junior Jewish National Fund, Fram pointing to the excellent many Detroit churches to provide
Phalanx Club building at John IL
theatrical performances of Habi- recreation facilities for children.
The first lesson in the school of members of the organization to and Erskine St. There will be no at Hotel Stotler.
Jan. 12—Dance of Zedakah Juniors.
mah, to the workers' amateur thea- She was a member of several edu-
life is to stand alone the major- keep in mind the fact, that 20 charge for admission.
•
ter and to numerous other accom- cational organizations and of
Jan. 12—Annual dinner of Detroit Service Group.
ity never passes that examination. per cent •of all tickets sold and
Jan. 13 and 14—Annual Federation Days.
plishments by Palestine artists.
Temple Beth El, where she had
Jan. 19—Address by Emil Lengyel before forum of Men's
Referring to the loans granted been a Sunday School teacher
Club of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "The Boiling Cauldron of to Palestine by English banks, at many years. Surviving are two
Europe."
the interest rate of 4 per cent, sisters, Mrs. Louise Breitenbach
Jan. 19—$5 Donor Luncheon of Junior Hadassah,
Rabbi Fram said that it was an Clancy, with whom she lived at
Jan. 22—Fourth annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxil- indication of the confidence shown 8921 Byron avenue, and Mettle
iary of United Hebrew Schools.
the Jewish efforts, as contrasted
of Indianapolis, and
Feb. 2—Marvin Loewenthal, prominent journalist, lecturer with the interest rate of 17 per Lichtenstein
two brothers, Harry P. Breiten-
and traveler, speaking before Shaarey Zedek Men's Club on "Jews cent charged to Rumania.
bach of Grosse Pointe and Dr.
and the Social Revolution."
Institutions formerly supported Lawrence P. Breitenbach of De-
Feb. 9—Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
by charitable funds are now being troit. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
taken over by the Palestinian corn- ducted the funeral services. Burial
Feb. 23—Address by Dr. David de Sole Pool, rabbi of munities, he said,
was at Woodmere Cemetery.
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
The religion of labor, dominant
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
in
Palestine,
is
the
highest
ideal
of
March 4—Annual donor luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary
the Jews of the Holy Land, the
of the Jewish National Fund.
March 18—Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority speaker declared. Ile said that on
Jewish
National Fund land only
In loving memory of our dear
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
people who work the land them- husband and father, Jacob Ber
gation Shaarey Zedek.
selves
are
permitted to settle, self- man, who passed away 11 yea!,
March 29—Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey help being the dominant of Pal- ago, Oct. 20, 1924.
estine efforts.
Zedek, on the subject "Factors of Survival in Jewish Life."
and kind In his way.:
Experiments in the Ilebrew Uni- Lorin•
Upright and Bad to the end of his dot ,
versity and in the Jewish colonies tilnyere and true In tile heart and min I
A
loeautlful
memory Ile left behind
have made possible the perfection
of intensive agricultural methods
Sadly missed by his wife, chit.
which provide a greater return for drew and grandchildren.
more farmers on less land, Rabbi
Fram said.
A woman likes to have a man
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man, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich,
"The first thing that impresses flatter her even when she know
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Levin, Mr. the visitor to l'alestine today is the that he is a penicious fabricator.
all denominations.
and Mrs. James Ellmann, Harry great building activity, the pres-
Alvin D. Hersch spoke as a per- From, brother of the rabbi who ence of innumerable factories that
sonal friend and told of the hap- came from Cincinnati for the oc- never existed there hbfore," he
piness it afforded him that he had casion, Rabbi and Mrs. Leon Feuer said. "The cities are filled with
Rev. Cantor
known Rabbi From before his corn- of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs, Lester factories. The River Jordan has '
David Golden
ing to Detroit and had recom- Alexander of Toledo, Mrs. Ben- been harnessed and now the cities
mended his being called to Detroit. jamin Lambert, Mrs. Douglas have electricity. Life there is much
Detroit .. Favorite
Dr. Leo M. Franklin introduced Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Wittel- as it is in the metropolitan centers
MOMaL
Rabbi Fram and spoke in glowing shofer, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Alex- of America.
Woddlor
Corm.-
terms of his work as rabbi and ander, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Levin,
Performed 10
slag
"Typical
of
the
new Palestine is
Isadore Levin, Louis James Rosen-
llama cod Irr
educator and as a colleague.
the
potash
industry
on
the
shores
Many Congratulatory Messages berg, Fred Lawton.
Appointment
of the Dead Sea. It has brought
Hundreds of messages from all
Rabbi Fram' ■ Address
life out of the valuable chemicals
over the city, state and country
When Rabbi Leon Fram rose to in the waters and the name of the
were received. Among those who speak, the entire assembly rose in company, translated means, "The
sent messages were Governor a demonstration and applauded Dead Sea Has Come to Life
Frank D. Fitzgerald, President and remained standing for several Again."
Alexander Ruthven of the Univer- minutes. Rabbi Fram began to
"The real spirit of Palestine is Monuments of Character
sity of Michigan, Senator James speak of his appreciation of the found in what happens on the farm
'
Couzens, Bishop Edgar Blake, demonstration of esteem and af- lands," Rabbi From said. "There
Bishop Herman Page, Father Fred- fection that had been accorded him poisonous swamps have been trans-
eric Siedenburg, Rev. Edgar de- and was visibly overcome with formed into blossoming gardens.
Witt Jones and many other min- emotion. He proceeded to deliver an There the Jewish colonies, estab-
PHONE
isters; Percival Dodge for the De- address on his adventures in Pal- lished on land believed to be worth-
troit Community Fund, William P. estine, describing the tremendous less, have become self-supporting
my
for
15
years—and
"I've sold you used car.
Lovett for the Detroit Citizens progress that he observed in Pal- to the extent that the British bank
League, Malcolm Bingay, editor of estine on re-visiting it last summer has loaned $2,500,000 at 4 per cent,
reputation for honest and fair dealing and re-
FOR TRIAL DEMONSTRATION
I
want
to
sell
you
the
Detroit Free Press, Justice after 10 years.
its security the ability of the colon-
liability is unquestioned. Now,
Henry Butzel, Dr. Julius Morgen-
greatest
value
Contrasting life in Palestine 10 ists to pay it back.
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"The miracle that has brought!
grsolta and Maatle MOCIII00• 111
your automobile dollar has ever purchased.
Union College; all the other Jew- bi Fram pointed to the limited im- this about lies in the insistence of
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ish congregations of the city, Dr. migration in 1925 with the large the Jewish immigrants that he do
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Bernard Heller of Ann Arbor and influx of settlers at present. A the labor of the land with his own
corn* in and see these wonder automobiles. Th•
all the Rabbis of the State; Dr. desire for freedom of action, even hands. The Jewish farmer in Pal-
"Welcome" sign is out! We're celebrating— hold-
Felix Levy, president of the Cen- if settlers are compelled to eke out estine is not permitted to hire la-
Rev. Caster
ing "Open House" this week to show you the
You'll
tral Conference of American Rab- the poorest livelihood, is the motiv- bor. Either he works the land he
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Jacob
equipped
with
every
modern
bis, Dr. Emanuel Camino, direc- ating force which creates an en- has with his own family, or he
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Silverman
tor of Education of the Union of thusiasm and the desire to build joins a collective group where all
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SURGICAL
American Hebrew Congregations, the Jewish community of Pales- work for each other.
sonable prices!
MOIIEL
the United Ilebrew Schools, the tine, he stated.
"The Spirit of these Jewish im-
SS sewn,
Fraollro
Jewish Community Center, the
migrants in Palestine is shown in
settlers,
most
of
them
from
The
Zionist Organization, the Hadas-
the fact that when science so im-
awd
cab, the Temple Sisterhood, the Germany, Poland and Rumania, proves agricultural methods that
Young People's Temple Club, Rab- are trained to live in comradeship, family can live on half the land
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bi Morris Lauren of Baltimore, and are moved by unusual devo- it owns it gives up the other half
Elmhurst
Rabbi Abram Simon of Washing- tion and by an inspiration of a to another family. So Palestine
TO. 8-6639
Marriage.
ton, Rabbi Solomon B. Freehof of great faith, Rabbi From stated. constantly is making room for ad-
Performed
Pittsburgh, Rabbi Ferdinand Isser- He pointed to the eagerness of ditional immigrants."
millions
of
Jews
to
settle
In
Pal-
an of St. Louis, Rabbi Joseph
Stolz of Chicago, Rabbi Harry Levi estine and the large numbers who
of Boston, Rabbi Tease Landman of are clamoring to be placed on the
long waiting list to receive their
New York, and from hundreds of
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
members of the Temple who could visas which are issued according to
the absorptive capacity of the land.
present
at
the
dinner.
not be
Pointing out that new immi-
Seen among the diners were
Prof. 1. Leo Sharfman of Ann grants make it possible to start
Arbor, Prof. Remer of Ann Arbor, new industries, Rabbi Fram stated
let a single
NV S. Gilmore, editor of the De- that the settlers do by not
to inaugurate
troit News. Judge Harry Keidan, opportunity pass
new
industrial
enterprises.
He said
Judge Ira W. Jayne, Judge Arthur
who
J. Tuttle, Fred Butzel, Kurt Peiser, there are few American Jews
are
creating
Industries
in
Pales-
Mrs. Edwin Rosenthal, Mrs. Moritz
tine
because
they
are
not
under
Kahn. Mr. and Mrs. Robert New-

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Standard Motor Sales

HARRY S. STAIIILER, President

SALES

PONTIAC SERVICE

3651 Woodward Avenue

A Large Display of Used Cars Always on Hand

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7739 John R. St.

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