ThEDattorrIEwisnemomaz

February 7, 1936

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

WHEN LINCOLN FOUGHT BIGOTRY ,

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When Grant ran for president in
1868 the issue was revived. The
Other urprtntipled traders. Ro well Wig-
Jewish
press carried many letters
gled have I have been nr this that I In-
structed the Namaland'. °Inter at denouncing him for the order but
Caoiambus to refuse all twoulte to Jewe
to come Routh. and I have frequently a number of prominent Jews, in-
had thtm expelled from tile department. cluding Simon Wolf, defended
but they come In with their rarpetaneke
Grant on the ground that the latter
an spite of all that In he done to pre-
knew nothing of the order which
YAM it. The Jews seem to be a privi-
leged elms that can travel everywhere. was issued by one of his subordi-
They wilt land at any wood•yaol on the
river suitmake their way through the nates. Most historians agreed that
coUntry. If not permitted to buy cotton Grant merely acted hastily under
themeehen they will act an •gents for
mramneelm, who will lw at a military the stress of war conditions. He
pea with • Treasury permit to retelve himself always refused to discuss
cotton and pay for it In Treasury note.
the incident but in later years he
which the Jew will buy up et an agreed
showed that he was far from being
rate, paying gold • •
Later in the day from Holly an anti-Semite when he appointed
Springs came General Order No. Benjamin Peixotto as American
11, signed by John A. Rawlins, consul-general to Roumania to in-
assistant-general, and issued by vestigate the persecution of the
order of Major-Genee%1 Grant. This Jews and again when he took the
lead in protesting against the Rus-
order read:
"The N... OA a limn ',toasting every sian pogroms in 1882.
regulation of trade established by the
But regardless of Grant's mo-
Treasury Departmentend also depart-
ment orders, are hereby expelled from tives it is a fact that had not Lin-
the department within twenty-four bourn coln intevened quickly to halt this
from the receipt of this order. Poet
co mmanders Will Pry that all of this manifestation of bigotry, wilful or
time of 'utopia be furnished lt.. and accidental, a serious precedent
required to teem,aud any one return• I
might have been established which
leg after math notith futon elli Ice ar-
rested mad held in confinement until an in later years would have cropped
opportunity °m um of 'tending them out up to plague American Jewry.
prinonera
unless
furnished
with
per-
nit
mit from headquarter.. No name. will Through the charateristic action of
lw altnn them people to viett head•
Abraham Lincoln American Jewry
Quarters for the purpose of making per-
was rescued from being stigma-
sonal applications for trade marmite."
The uproar occasioned by this tized as traitors and war profiteers.
•opy right, ISM it A. F. R.)
order can be imagined. The Jewish
communities in Paducah, Kentucky,
and Cincinnati, Ohio, became the LUDWIG LEWISOHN
center of indignant Jewish protests,
TO SPEAK FEB. 20
Paducah because it was in the de-
partment of Tennessee, and Cin-
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cinnati because it was the largest
Jewish settlement west of Picts- its of modern critical writing. As
burgh. Had the order expelled all dramatic editor of the Nation, edi-
traders generally there would have tor in a publishing house and con-
been no protest but since it re- tributor to many periodicals, he
ferred only to Jews it was natur- early established himself as an
ally interpreted as anti-Semitic original and powerful personality.
discrimination. Almost all of the In 1923, Mr. Lewisohn took up
Jews in Paducah, including their residence in Paris, and it was
wives and children, were subjected there that his novel writing be-
to expulsion. When the order be- gan. With a knowledge of both
came known in the East outraged Hebrew and Aramaic, he satur-
Jewish public sentiment began to ated himself in Jewish history and
make itself heard. Jews in army literature. Judaism came as a
flooded Washington with protests. release from prejudice, the source
The Jewish press was swamped of a spiritual rebirth.
with indignant letters.
In his famous autobiographical
Jews Take Action
works "Upstream," "Mid Chan-
But it remained for the Jews nel," and "Israel," he pours
of the West to take action. In Cin- forth the agonies of his early
cinnati, Rabbi Isaac M. Wise in- years in America. Since then he
sisted that the order be recalled. has echoed and re-echoed his
From Chicago, Detroit, Des Moines burning race consciousness. Mel-
and Louisville came letters of in- low and gentle, yet passionately
quiry as to what the Jews there honest at heart, he pleads for tol-
could do to help. In Paducah the erance and the ideal of a commu-
Jewish citizens called an emer- nity where the individual is let
gency conference and then drafted alone.
an appeal to President Lincoln
His novels, "The Case of Mr.
over the signatures of D. Wolf,
Cesar Kaskel and .1. W. Kaskel. Crump," "The Island Within,"
"The
Last Days of Shylock,"
Dated December 29, 1862, this ap-
peal, probably the first protesting "This People" and others, his
criticism
and philosophy expressed
,against official anti-Semitism in
in "The Creative Life," "Expres-
the United States, read:
sion
in
America,"
"Cities and
..(lonetal Order No. II Issued by Cen-
ral Orant at Oxford. Mins. December Men," "The Permanent Hori-
17th, con..ds all pent commanders
t to he *spell
all Jews without distinction zon," "Rebirth," and other works,
within twenty-four houra fermi hl• en• many of them translated in as
tire tiepartment. The undersigned Coma many as 16 languages, have ex-
and loyal thine. of the Liulted State.
and residents Of tads town, for many erted a strong influence towards
yenta. engaged In legitimate famines to a better understanding of racial
merchants, feel greatly insulted and
outraged by this Inhuman order: the and international problems.
carrying .t of which would be the
Since his return to America, Dr.
11,00.011 t violation of the Constitution and
our rattle as good citizen. under It, Lewisohn has appeared in lectures
and would plate us, ',nails a large In every large city in the United
number of other Jewish fain'''es of tale
town, as cull.. before the world We States and Canada, establishing a
realm- Gully ask your Immediate atten- record for capacity audiences, re-
tion to thle en ormoon outrage on all
low and humity
an
end prey for your gardless of the size of the audi-
effectual and Immediate Interposition. torium. In Detroit, last winter,
We would mpeclally refer you to the hundreds were turned away for
led contmander and poet adjutant as
le our loyeltY, and to all realm table lack of accommodation when he
OtImen of thin communityat to our spoke at Temple Beth Ei on "The
Mending an eitisena and merchants We
respectfully ank for irnmediate Inolrur- Meaning of Marriage."
Dons to he sent to the command, of
The subject of his lecture on
Oda postai'
After this appeal was dispatched Feb. 20 will be: "The Failure of
Jewish
Emancipation," a topic
] the Jews of Paducah decided to
send Cesar Kaskel to make a per- which enjoyed extra-ordinary pop-
ularity
during
his coast-to-coast
sonal plea to Lincoln. Armed with
letters from Rabbi Lilienthal and tour in 1934.35.
Dr. Lewisohn will be intro-
Daniel Wolf, two eminent Jews
from Cinicinnati, and accompanied duced by Philip Slomovitz, editor
by Representative Gurley of Ohio, of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Kaskel arrived at the White House Kenneth Fischer, president of the
on January 3, 1853. Although it Men's Club of B'nal Moshe, under
was evening, Lincoln re.ccived them whose auspices the event takes
at once when told of the purpose place, will conduct the question
•of their visits. After greeting them, and answer period immediately
following the address. Tickets at
Lincoln said:
And so the children of Is- 50 and 75 cents are available at
rael were driven from the the office of the Congregation,
Lawrence Ave. entrance.
happy and of Canaan?"
To which Basket replied:
"Yes, and that is why we have
come unto Father Abraham's
-bosom, asking protection."
"And this protection they
shall have at once," Lincoln Youth Zionist Organization Pub.
answered.
fishes Important Zionist
Without wasting any further
Literature
time, Lincoln dashed otT an order
to General Henry Wager li•lleck,
Masada,
the
Youth Zionist Or-
who had been recalled from his
command in the department of ganization of America, has em-
barked
upon
a
commendable
pro-
Tennessee to aid the president in
of publishing important es-
the chief command of the army, gram
says on Zionism.
Instructing him to have Grant's
By reprinting Leon Pinsker's
order revoked. After receiving
Lincoln's note, General Ilalleck "Auto-Emancipation," an essay
long
out of print, Masada rendered
told Kaskel: "you may leave for
home at once if you wish and be- a distinct service in that it made
available
to American Jewry—not
fore you reach there Grant's order
will have been revoked." When to the youth alone—this important
work
by
one of the greatest of
Kaskel returned to Paducah he
found that Ilalleck'a order to Grant Theodor Hernia predecessors.
A
m
on
g
the very interesting
had been delayed but on January pamphlets just
off the press is
7th Order No. 11 was revoked in
the following circular issued Saul S. Spiro's "The Jew as Man
of
Letters:
Being
Some Notes on
from Holly Springs: "By direction
of General-in-Chief of the Army, Ludwig Lewisohn." This essay,
which
is
a
great
tribute to Dr.
at Washington, the general order
from these headquarters expelling Lewisohn, was published by the
Jews from the department is here- Masada of Vermont, Mr. Spiro re-
by revoked." Thus the intervention views the works of Lewisohn
of Lincoln forced Grant to cancel quotes comments upon them by
eminent critics and concludes by
the expulsion.
urging wide distribution of his
Blaming Many for the Few
While Kaskel was on his way book "Rebirth" as well as his other
back to Paducah Lincoln's action work. Mr. Spiro states: "I call
had become generally known, an- upon all those who agree substan-
other Jewish delegation, consist- tially with what I have said in
ing of Rabbis Wise and Lilienthal, these pages to seek to uphold
Edgar M. Johnson of Cincinnati, the hands of Lewisohn in or-
Martin Bijur of Louisville and der that they may be enabled to
Abraham Goldsmith of Paducah, pursue his chosen work for the
left for Washington to urge the Jewish people not at all for his but
President to Intervene. Informed for that people's sake."
of the result of Kaskel's mission I An interesting pamphlet on
before they reached the Capitol, "Foundations of Zionism" is also
the delegation called on Lincoln available from Masada, 111 Fifth
to express the thanks of American Ave., New York. "Masada" is also
Jewry. Rabbi Wise is authority the name of • monthly publication
for the statement that Lincoln gave of the Zionist youth movement
utterance to his surprise that such
an order should have been issued, Prepare for Young People's
the President having remarked
League Convention
that "I don't like to see a class or I
nationality condemned on account
Dr. Leonard Sidlow of Detroit
of a few sinners. "
is orie of the local chairmen who
Meanwhile, the incident became are assisting in arrangements for
in
Congress.
Representa-
the 12th annual convention of
MI issue
tive George H. Pendleton of Ohio the Young People's League, na-
introduced a resolution in the tional Jewish youth organization
House condemning Grant's action of the United Synagogue of Amer-
while Senator Powell of Kentucky ica, to be held at the Hotel Corn-
did likewise in the Senate. After modore, New York City, from
debating the matter for several Feb. 21 to 23. The convention,
days the resolutions were finally at which future policies and co-
tabled because Lincoln's prompt operation are to be discussed, will
intercession had effectively coun- be • high-point in the organiza-
tion's activities this year.
termanded Grant's order.

Lewisohn Honored
in Masada Essay

The World's Window JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE LEADERS
SUPPORT REICH EXODUS PLAN PROVIDED IT
(CONctungn
DOES NOT VIOLATE BOYCOTT OF NAZI GOODS
the Highest civilization is not al-

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ready endangered by the univer-
sality of those mechanical devices
which, for instance, bring Holly- pathy the proposals of our col-
wood to villages in Manchuria. leagues from Great Britain
Remember that the broader your which envisage an emigration
initial appeal in politics, art, from Germany of from 20,000
thought, religion, the lower cor- to 25.000 Jews anually for a
respondingly must be the plane of number of years to come.
your appeal. World-wideness means
4. We pledge our co-opera-
mass-wideness. Mass-w ideness tion in the endeavor promptly
means the largest common denomi- to raise from all possible
nator. It means sterility and idiocy sources throughout the world
and gadgets. It means the dread- $15,000,000 for such purposes.
ful scientific hell so superbly de- We note with gratification the
lineated by Aldous Huxley in readiness of the Jews of Great
"Brave New World."
Britain to contribute substan-
• •
tially toward such a fund. In
So much for the dream or the the past three years the Jews
night-mare. Which dces not mean of the world have given sub-
that I am untrue to the Jewish stantial aid to refugees from
vision of an olam halm on earth. Germany irrespective of race
But note what the Prophet says: or creed. This we must con-
"The wolf and the lamb shall feed tinue to do. We hope for the
together." He does not say: Thete co-operation of individuals and
shall be neither wolf nor lamb. All organizations throughout the
ultimate wisdom is in our scrip- world who may be concerned
ture. Search it, if you would know. with the tragic problems which
But, unluckily or not, there is confront us.
5.. We note from the state-
no world-state for your citizenship.
So what in fact the young Jew ment ■ this evening that these
does who has that vague yearning plans do not in any way con-
after a universality which does not template or include any meal-
exist is this: he abandons his cul- uses which will aid or facilitate
ture-group for another; he tries to in the export of German goods.
give up his form for another form; This we regard as an essential
he sells out his Jewish culture for condition.
Besides the three guests the
soma other. A wider, deeper, richer
one? Not at all. Or one more con- speakers included James N. Ro-
formable to his nature? That is senberg, vice-president of the
impossible. It is our flesh that fits JDC, Felix M. Warburg, Rabbi
over our bones. Not someone else's. Jonah B. Wise, national chair-
What then in hard and harsh fact man of the JDC campaign, James
does he do? lie apostasises either G. McDonald and Mr. Rosenwald.
(1) as an escape from his own
form and culture and people or (2) Anti-Nazi Boycott Day to Be
toward some other form and cul-
Marked March S.
ture and people (this includes So-
NEW YORK.—(WNS)—A na-
cialist societies as well) in which tion-wide boycott day, featuring
he sees or thinks he sees some demonstrations, meet i n g e And
worldly advantage, positive or picketing of shops selling German
negative, for himself. So if we goods, will be sponsored by
the
analyze this yearning after "full American Jewish Congress March
rights" and "world citizenship" 5, the third anniversary of the
we get back to the modern analogue German election which
gave the
of that good old baptismal font Nazi party complete control
of
which, as Heinrich Heine said, is Germany and ushered in the
the admission ticket to European Jewish progrim. The boycott anti-
day
civilization, In other words it's the will be observed simultaneously
old mashumad with new reasons in scores of Jewish communities
and new rationalizations after the the main demonstration being
fact. It is not a pretty picture. It held in New York. It is under-
is, unhappily, a very realistic one. stood that boycott day will mark
• • •
the beginning of an intesifled ef-
"A petty nationalism when the fort to expand the enti-Nazi boy-
world is so big?" Thus wrote my cott.
young Jew from Brooklyn. What
has the physical bigness of the world Anti-Jewish War to Go on, Min-
to do with it? Why is our national-
liters Warns on Nazis' 3rd
ism petty? Because we are not the
y
Anal
most numerous of peoples? Were
BERLIN.—(WNS)
— Warning
the Athenians of the great age as
numerous as the seething slave- that the Nazi government will ig-
masses of Persia? Are the Danes nore foreign protests against its
as numerous as the Turks? Our anti-Jewish policy, Dr. Hans
nationalism is all things you like Frank, minister without portfolio,
except petty. Rooted in the most in an address to the German Aca-
glorious spiritual history among
all the families of mankind, born
witness to by sages and martyrs
and confessors through innumer-
able iron ages, re-born in a spirit
of peace and love and benevolence!
toward all men in this most bitter
and barbaric age of oppression and
of blood, our nationalism, our re-
integration with our people's will
and vision, our Zionist hope and
work is the noblest, the highest,
the most healing thing now visible
on the horizon of mankind's his-
tory. • •

But, of course, I understand my
young Jew better than he under-
stands himself. I have seen the
same thing among young Gentiles.
They yearn for a freedom that
does not exist. Unwilling to sub- I
mit to the yoke, of their inborn i
form, they aspire toward formless-
ness or merging with some larger
existent form that is not theirs.
They want Atlantis. They want a
dream-world. Once upon a time
that dream-Atlantis was America.
And remember Goethe's stern
words: "Here or nowhere is Amer-
ica." And how well the Romantics
understood it: "Where thou art
not, there is thy happiness!"
Freedom, my young friends, can
be achieved neither by alien form
nor by formlessness. Neither by
apostasy nor by deliquescence.
Freedom means one thing and one
thing only: Incorporating necessity
into your will, affirming the inevit-
able from within, being what you
are as profoundly, nobly, passion-
ately as it is possible to be that.
And what are you? Jews. Self-
affirmation is freedom and form;
self-negation is slavery and form-
lessness. Even the pagan Greeks
knew that ■ willing obedience to
necessity is the only road to seren-
ity and freedom. The Psalmist
knew it in a both deeper and higher
sense—in our sense. "I will keep
thy Law continually forever and
ever (Vethhalehalt ba-erharah)
and I shall walk in a wide space."
The King James translators wrote:
"At liberty." The Vulgate has:
"Et ambulabo in latitudine." Spa-
ciousness, wideness, freedom—all
those ideas are in that tri-con-
sonantal stern: Resh-Chet!-Beth.
We are free and at freedom and
free of the wideness of the world
when we obey our law, the law
both of our people and of our be-
ing. We by being Jews were in and
of those who created the Law. The
Law was theirs and is ours and
will be our children's. The Law is
in us. The Law is us. Our freedom
of being and obedience are indis-
solubly one.

'copyright. 11;6.9 A F. n

Jewish Oral Society to Plan
Feb. 23 Banquet

There will be an important busi-
ness meeting of the Jewish Oral
Society to be held at the Jewish
Community Center. Woodward at
Hollbrook, on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at
8 p. m.
The president, Leo Goldstick,
urges all members to atend to plan
the banquet on Feb. 23, at the Jew-
ish Center.
Anyone interested of this society
is welcome to attend the meeting.

Gifts to North End Clinic

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Henry Zimmer-
man from Mr. and Mrs. Osman
Fisher.
In memory of Moses Alvin from
Mr. and Mrs. Osman Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs. William Field.
For the Social Service Relief
Fund: In memory of Louis Lands-
berg from Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Rosenfield.

demy's Economic Council on the
occasion of the third anniversary
of Hitler's appointment to the
chancellorship, promised Germany
would halt at nothing to wipe out
the "Jewish pack of Bolshevistic
preachers." Asserting that "the
Jew may do business in Germany
unhampered, but he must under no
circumstances deposit his intellec-
tual extremes with us," Frank
lauded Hitler for the "dignified
and objectively justified" manner'
in which he has dealt with the Jew-
ish question and declared that no I
fear of outside opinion would
swerve the Nazis from their war
on the Jews. In defending the anti-
Semitic program against foreign
criticism he said that "foreign
critics haven't the slightest idea
about the vital necessities of the
German people. Such Jews as came
to live among us showed their gra-
titude by introducing pestilence
into our spiritual life. The ex-
perience we've had with Jews is
such that no foreigner would criti-
cize our legislation if he knew the
facts."
How far the Nazi regime is pre:
pared to go in enforcing the
Nuremberg anti-Jewish laws was
demonstrated in the town of Kleve
when a court sentenced Hugo Kohn
to four years imprisonment for
violation of the Nuremberg decrees.
This is the stiffest sentence yet
given to any one for this offense.
The Nazis also took further steps
to complete the elimination of all
non-Aryans from journalism when
it announced that no one may pub-
lish a newspaper or a periodical
who cannot prove Aryan descent as
far back as 1800.

McFadden, Anti-Semitic Spokes-
man, Seeks Election to Con g
T 0 IV A N D A, Pa,—(WNS)—
Former Representative Louis T.
McFadden, Republican, who was
the most outspoken anti-Semite in
Congress until his defeat in 1934,
has announced his candidacy for
Congress from the 15th Pennsyl-
vania district. After 20 years in
the House McFadden was beaten
for re-election two years ago by
C. Elmer Dietrich, Democrat.

Jewish Editor of Fascist Organ
Honored
ROME.—(WNS)—Mario Levi.
editor-in-chief of Fascist° Regime,
the official organ of the Italian
Fascist party, has been awarded
the title "knight of the Italian
Crown" in recognition of his serv-
ices to Italy. Fascisto Regimo has
published a number of attacks on
foreign Jews and the fact that
Levi is editor of the paper gave

rise to reports that he is a rene-
gade Jew. It is known, however,
that he is a very Orthodox Jew
who recently celebrated his son's
Bar Mitzvah with great solemnity.

DR. JUNG TO SPEAK
HERE THIS SUNDAY

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he is the Rabbi of the Jewish Edu-
cational Center, New York City,
one of the most important religious
and educational centers in the
country.
Dr. Jung is lecturer on ethics at
the Isaac Elchanan Theological
Seminary, New York, is a member
of the Royal Asiatic Society, Amer-
ican Oriental Society, American
Linguistic Society, etc. He is rated
as one of the most prolific contribu-
tors to periodicals of the highest
caliber, is distinguished for bril-
liant style as well as lucidity in
expressing his uncompromising at-
titude towards Orthodox Judaism.
Dr. Jung's topic on Sunday af-
ternoon, at 2 o'clock will be "Mod-
ern trends in Judaism". He will be
introduced by Kenneth Fischer,
president of the Men's Club of
B'nai Moshe who will also conduct
the question and answer period.
The meeting is open to the public,
admission being 25c.
In the evening, following the
donor dinner tendered by the Sis-
terhood, Dr. Jung will speak on
"Starving the Torah." Introductory
remarks will be delivered by Rabbi
Moses Fischer. Henry Siegl, con-
cert master of WJR and,teacher at
the Detroit Conservatory of Music,
will render violin solos, accom-
panied by Miss Rose Bassin on the
piano. Vocal selections by Mrs.
David Kaltman, operatic soprano,
Sidney Gottlieb, tenor, and Cantor
A. A. Rosenfeld, will comprise the
rest of the program, which will be
followed by a dance to the tune of
a Hungarian orchestra.
Anthony Deutsch, one of the
leaders of the congregation, will
act as toastmaster. Mrs. Irving
Greenspan heads the Sisterhood
committee in charge of arrange-
ments.

•
Mt. Scopus Builders' Dance

on Feb. 8

Mt. Scopus Builders will give a
Valentine dance, Saturday, Feb. 8,
8:30 p. m., at Jericho Temple. This
group is people working for the
Hebrew University in Palestine.
Tickets for the dance at nominal
sum will include refreshments. For
further information call Iv. 5657.

FIRST FEDERATION
DAY PROGRAM THIS
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

noon, Feb. 23, when the Ilebrew i
Free Loan Association, the House
of Shelter, the Jewish Old Folks'
Home and the North End Clinic
will interpret their work for the
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past year, at the Jewish Commu-
nity Center; and on Sunday af-
Mrs. Moritz Kahn, Mr. and Mrs. ternoon, March 8, when the Jew-
Howard A. Kaichen, Mr. and Mrs. ] ish Welfare Federation will hold
Abe Keale, Judge and Mrs. Harry ] its annual meeting, which will be
B. Keidan, Mrs. Louis J. Kraus, followed by the Detroit Service
Group annual dinner and get-to-
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lachover, Mr. gether. Both March 8 meetings
and Mrs. Walter Leib, Mr. and will be held at Temple Beth El.
Mrs. J. Levin, Dr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel J. Levin, Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Levin, Dr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Levitt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Loewenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
MORE PEOPLE
ert R. Marwil, Dr. and Mrs. Wil-
ARE CHANGING TO
lard D. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam M. Mazer, Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Mendelsohn, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Moss, Mr. and Mrs. I.
)
R. Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
T. .0berfelder, Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel A. Paperno, Mrs. Kurt
Peiser, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ratt-
usasf
t r d i err; Louis
Robinson,
l lobinso Mr.
r.. and THE BUR IN THE MEN ROTT:1
Oscar
Mrs. Meyer Rosenbaum, Mr. and
THAN TO ANY OTHER
Mrs. Maurice R. Rosenberg, Mr.
BEER IN AMERICA
and Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, Mr. and
Mrs. Philip L. Rosenthal, Dr. and
Mrs. Saul Rosenzweig, Dr. and
Mrs. Emil D. Rothman, Mrs.
Blanche H. Rothschild, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry M. Rottman, Judge
and Mrs. Charles Rubiner, Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Sachse, Dr. Harry C.
Saltzstein, Dr. and Mrs. Nathan
H. Schlafer, Mr. and rs. Arthur
W. Schlesinger, Mr. and Mrs.
Herold E. Schlesinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Schreiber, Mr. and Mre. Nate
S. Shapero, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Shetzer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shul-
man, Dr. Leonard Sidlow, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Siegel, Judge and
Mrs. Charles C. Simons, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold M. Simon, Mrs. Hat-
tie Sloman, Mrs. Lottie Sloman,
Mrs. Samuel A. Sloman, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Spalter, Rabbi and
Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka, Mrs. Mil-
ford Stern, Philip S. Stern, Mr.
and Mrs. M. B, Sulzberger, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Waldbott, Dr. and
Mrs. George L. Waldbott, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert H. Warner, Says "Hello" to a good "Bay!" Stay at
Mr. and Mrs. Al Weisman, Mr. this New, 26-story hotel...a coastio
and Mrs. Herman Wetsman, Mr. coast patronage is your guarani°. o
and Mrs. Joseph Wetsman, Mr. eatisfaction. Here, Times SQUARE
and Mrs. David Wilkus, Mr. and all'ROUND you—lust a stone's throw
Mrs. Julian G. Wolfner, Mr. and to "Radio City", 69 theatres, 5th
Mrs. Irvin S. Yarrows, Mr. and Avenue and railroad terminals. Yet—
Mrs. Maurice H. Zackheim, Mr. when you want absolute quiet— your
and Mrs. Julian Zemon,
Piccadilly Room shuts oil the city.
clamor as you would turn a light
Three Succeeding Days
The three succeeding Federa- sushi, siehly furnished rooms -
tion Days will be held on Sun- wit h Laths —deep,
deep, soh "sleepy• (250
hods ” d up4otthe•miout• •
day afternoon, Feb. 16, when the lead"
conveniences. Rates as low •s
Jewish Children's Home, the Jew-
w ai ts
ish Child Placement Bureau, the
k for fees for u17:17(11;a or N r
Jewish Social Service Bureau and
the Jewish Unemployment Emer-
gency Council will present a joint
program, at the Jewish Commu-
niser 010/11/MillU
nity Center; on Sunday after-

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CHEVROLET FOR 1936

"and it's the only
complete car that
sells at such
low prices!"

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Think of all the good
things you get in the new
Chevrolet, and don't get anywhere else
at Chevrolet prices, and you will
readily understand why people call
this the only complete low-priced car.

It's the only low-priCed car with

New Perfected Hydraulic Braes, which

are essential to maximum driving
safety-
Tbe only low-priced car with the
famous Gliding Knee-Action
which brings you comfort and safety
beyond compare—
The only low-priced car with Solid
Steel one-piece Turret Top, which gives
anmatched overhead protection—

ALL TERSE FEATURES AT

$495

CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES

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HYDRAULIC BRAKES

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smoothest •see der•loparl

GENUINE FISHER NO DRAFT
VENTILATION
Di NEW TURRET TOP HODD:41

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IMPROVED GLIDING
KNEE-ACTION RIDE

the smaailt.d, pied

ride of all

SOLID STEEL eaagtome
TURRET TOP

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oft. created for a low pelted car

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VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE
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SHOCKPROOF STEERING'

drivieg tenter and safer Mee en, Won

arose SEDAN

The only low-priced car with Genuine

Fisher No Draft Ventilation, for more
healthful comfort in all weather .. .
with High-Compression Valve-in-Head

Engine, giving a better combination of
efficiency and economy . . . and with

Shociproof Steering*, giving unequaled
driving ease and driving safety.
Good judgment says, Buy a new 1936

Chevrolet—the only complete low-priced
car.

CIILTIOLET MOTOR 00, DETROIT, IIICITICAN

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