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Hakoahs Win Center
Track Meet for 3rd
Consecutive Term
KLUNOVER ADDRESSES
LOCAL SCOUT LEADERS
JEWISH WAR VETERANS' UNIT FORMED HERE
At the last monthly meeting of
the LaSalle District, on April 29,
which was in form of a dinner at-
tended by Scout officials and lead-
ers of the city and district, the
principal speaker of the evening
was Alfred A. Klunover, who
spoke on the topic "Outdoor Pro -
gram of a Scout Troop."
In his address Mr. Klunover
touched the subject of health and
safety and the Scoutmaster's re-
sponsibility towards the boys. Ile
stressed upon cleanliness and sani-
tation of food and clothing; puri-
fication and caution regarding
drinking water; medical examina-
tion of Scouts and Leaders be-
fore attending camp. He cau-
tioned the leaders of their legal
and personal responsibility when
going to and from camps.
Mr. Klunover's address was well
received. He was requested to
prepare copies of it for future
reference for certain leaders of
the district. The speaker has been
active in scouting work since
1912, having been a member of
the first Jewish Scout Troop No.
23, then meeting at the Hannah
Shloss Building on High Street.
He has been active in the LaSalle
District for upwards of five years.
U.A.H.C. Publishes
Low Priced Books
for' Child Readers Book Dealing with
Famed Jewish Men
GIFTS' • CARDS
NO GERMAN (0)01)5 SOLD
Remember Mother's Day on
Sunda:, May 10
In the 15-cent books published
by the Artists and Writers Guild
The lives and achievements of
( ' lob Exchange, 105:0 DEXTER
of
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., are many great figures in Jewish history,
For the third successive year
which
may
truly
be
labelled
clas-
from
Jochanan
ben
Zakkal
up
to
the Ilakoahs were the winners of
sics. The guild, under the editor- and including Isaac M. Wise, have
the Jewish Community Center's
ship of Miss Edith Kovar, has been re-created by Betty Kelleher
TO RENT SPACE
indoor track meet, which was held
made a definite contribution by of Baltimore in her new book,
In new unil now being built. Per-
at Northern High School on Tues-
tireless baste, special co.openstIon to
making their low-priced publics-
day, April 22. Their total score
lo morn lite merchant. Nee MG
lions available, and by including
was 21% points, Paul Talberg was
CliernIck.
among them some of the extraor-
the star of the club taking three
Gd. Central Arcade Mkt.
dinarily
fine
works
for
children.
DANISION AT LINWOOD
firsts and a secon dfor a total of
The guild follows the scheme
Eseninge TO. 1.1215
TO. 11.9304
18 points, which was six more than
of the Frenchman "Pere Castor"
the combined efforts of the club
—whose
real
name
is
Paul
Fauch-
which came in second.
er—whose methods of modern
The following is the summary:
education have made his name
Ilakoahs, 21% points; LincoIns,
stand out in cultural circles.
12; Tartars, 10; Cardinals, 5%;
Included in the series of books
Eskimos and Orioles, 5, and the
published under this scheme are
Fai-Koms, 4.
RELIABLE IIOUSE IIELP. Laun-
the
"Pere Castor Books" "Wild
The following is a summary by
dresses, women for house clean-
Animals at Home" and "Wild Ani-
events:
ing, house maids, women for
mals and Their Little Ones." Illus-
25
yard dash—Talherir. llakoshei
part time work. By hour, day
Down. Cardinale; Frank, Lincoln.
trations for both were drawn by
or week. Schlesinger's, Madi-
220 yard dash—Telberg, lialwahel
F. Rojankowsky, a foremost
Resit. Tartar. Drink. Cardinale.
son 2526.
Potato Rare—Sherman end Kettle.:
French illustrator. The stories
Pal. Roma, tied for first; Brunk, Car-
were written by Marguerite Rey-
dinal.
QUILTS—Made
or recovered from
Standing Broad Jump—Kata.
nier and Rose Celli, respectively.
.v Lincoln.
Tethers, liakoehe: Frank
your own feathers or wools. Pil-
Each is a fascinating tale. The
Jump—T•l.
Standing Hop, Step
lows
recovered—special,
$1.25.
berg. Ilakoahe; Davit. Tartar. Slot-
first deals with cubs, the bison ,
Full line of curtains, baby,
fsr. Lincoln.
the tapir, the wild boar, the elk ,
Running High Jump—Ravite and Slot.
shower
and
wedding
gifts.
Dex-
for tied for neat and Shell end Block
tht gorilla, the Llama, the jauger ,
ter Quilt & Gift Shop, 11649
tied for third.
the dromedary, the ant eater; the
Eight Lap Relay—Exklmo. Ilakoahs,
Dexter Blvd., at Webb. Moroni]
latter describes the elephant, the
Lincoln.
9050.
—Cot Courtesy Detroit New.
bear, the tiger, the lion, monkeys ,
BETTY KALISHER
foxes, rhinoceros, hippopotamus ,
Trees Planted in Palestine
Detroit Post No 135 of the Jewish War Vet erans came into being here Sunday night when the giraffe and kangeroo, the ze- "Watchmen of the Night" which BUSINESS OR PROFKSSIONAL
ladies or gentlemen desirous of
De- bra. The charming style and the has just been published by the
Abraham Kraditor, national commander-in-chief, presented ■ charter to Maurice Bordelove, first
Through Hadassah on
making acqualnteece for the
troit commander, at Oriole T . Let to right: Kraditor, Henry J. Weiss, deputy national inspec- fine illustrations make unusual Union of American Hebrew Con-
purpose of matrimony, write Box
Mother's Day
stories, and the Artiste and Writ- gregation, Cincinnati. This book Is
tor; Jean Mathias, patriotic instructor; Harry Schaffer, senior vice-commander; and Bordelove.
60, Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
ers Guild 'is to be congratulated made possible through the fund
Strictly confidential.
Due
to
the
fact
that
the
prin-
Hadassah announces the plant-
I for securing the American rights established by The National Fed-
ing of trees in the Hadassah grove cipal speaker had to appear be-
from Flammarion of Paris, the eration of Temple Sisterhoods for
fore
the
United
States
Circuit
HOME
FOR AGED AND
in Palestine for Mother's Day: In
r n crSn oo n r as Bern- French publishers, for the produc- publication of books of Jewish con-
a'tr esi n i a an
honor of mother Mrs. I. Ross by Court of Appeals in Cincinnati
DISABLED
tion of this work in this country. tent as part of its program for
son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. on the same day he was to ap-
Another charming story in this disseminating Jewish religious Special attention given by' prac-
The Beth Abraham Conregation
Anthony Deutsch; in honor of pear as the guest of Palestine
tical nursing. P. Fisher, 1732
will hold a banquet on May 10, series is "Misha, the Little Brown knowledge.
mother Mrs. Esther Silverman, by Lodge I. 0. 0. F. No. 542 at their
Bear,"
by Countess Adrienne Se-
In this book, which is designed Taylor Ave., Trinity 2-0096,
at the synagogue, in honor of Sam-
daughter, Mrs. Henry Weinberg;
uel Bernstein and his three sons, gur. Misha's adventures will primarily for children, Miss Ka-
BATHS—Treatments
in honor of mother Mrs. S. Green-
40,000 Dunams of Land for $1,250,000 May Be Obtained Jacob, Mandell and David, in ap- please and thrill the youngsters. lisher has completely departed MINERAL
for arthritis, neuritis, rheuma-
stein of Denver, Colo., by daughter
In the group of fine animal from a stilled style of presenta-
for Jewish Colonization If Funds Are Forth-
tism,
sciatica
and colds. Also
Mrs. Nat Bronstein; in honor of
stories published by the Artists tion. Historically accurate and
coming, Ussishkin Reports
Turkish and reducing baths.
mother, Mrs. Etta Schwartz, by
and Writers Guild positions of closely analytical, her characters,
Wayne Mineral Bathe, 630 Front
daughter, Mrs. G. Rycus; in honor
first rank must be given to "Ani- nevertheless, are portrayed as liv-
St., (Ft. of 2nd Blvd). Randolph
of mother, Mrs. Goodman Rycus,
mals Limited" by James Cook, ing personalities moving through
The extension of the area of chase of 40,000 dunams of rural
6744.
by her children; in honor of Mrs.
with pictures by Henry Perry. The real events and in true situations.
Jewish colonization in Palestine land at the present relatively rea-
Chyva-Ida Sherman, by her chil-
author and illustrator have collab-
Dr. William Rosenau, Rabbi of
by 40,000 dunams is immediately sonable prices. But the transac-
FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished
dren, Mr. and Mee. Lewis Bow-
orated
in
an
unusual
style
which
Eutaw
Place
Temple,
Baltimore,
tion
involves
an
investment
of
possible if a sum in excess of
room for a young man in home
man; in honor of mother, Mrs.
makes the book not only easily who has written the foreword,
$1,250,000 is made available for over $1,250,000. With faith in
of couple without children..
Hannah Garfinkel, by daughter,
readable but holds the attention says, "Because the presentations
its purchase, according to a mes- the response of the Jewish people
Everything modern. Linwood
Mrs. Joseph Yolles; in honor of her
in successive chapters are bio-
with the pictures.
sage sent from Jerusalem to to the emergency, the Jewish Na-
section. Reasonable. Call Town-
mother Mrs. II. Buchhalter, by
Then
there
is
another
"Pere
graphical,
they
are
calculated
to
tional Fund has paid a deposit in
American Jewry by blenahem
send
8-5576.
daughter, Mrs. J. H. Shrlich; in
Castor Book,"—"Animals I Like." hold the attention and interest of
Ussishkin, president of the Jew- order to bind the sale and now
honor of her mother, Mrs. E. Ehr-
The verses, for the very young the readers. Betty Kalisher, while FOR RENT—Large, clean, com-
turns to the Jews of America with
ish National Fund.
lich, by her daughter, Mrs. J. II.
children, are by Louv's and the dealing with facts, has giyen play
The message was made public an appeal to enable it to consum-
for Azle room in quiet home.
Ehrlich; in honor of mother Mrs.
pictures by H. Guertik. These to her delightful imagination .
by Dr. Israel Goldstein, president mate the purchase."
Telephone. Half block from street
J. H. Meyer, by daughters, Selma
delightful stories about animals All of these are features which
of the Jewish National Fund in
400,000 Dunams Acquired
car and near Dexter bus. Garage
M. and Ada Ruth Meyer; in honor
were also originally written in give her work additional charm
America and national co-chairmen
if necessary. 8935 Otsego Ave.
The Jewish National Fund ,
and will be sure to appeal to boys
French.
of grandmother, Mrs. Sara Meyer,
of the United Palestine Appeal which acquires land in Palestine
by Selma M. and Ada Ruth Mey-
The guild has earned gratitude and girls in their early teens." FOR RENT—Union Lake, front
which is seeking $3,500,000 this as the inalienable property of the
also for publishing low-priced The numerous illustrations in the
cottage. Three large bedrooms,
er; in honor of mother, Mrs. J. HENRY S. SWEENY
year for the settlement in Pales- Jewish people, leases the land to
also sleeping accommodations on
Weinberg, by son and daughter,
books—also at 15 cents each—to book were done by Isaac Ham-
tine of a maximum number of the
enclosed porch. Electrochef, elec-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg; in affair of May 5, the committee persecuted Jews of Germany, Po- Jewish settlers and national insti-
burger, II.
read
and
color.
"Billy
Bobtail"
by
Miss Kalisher, who in private
tric refrigeration and tile bath-
honor of Mrs. Anna Galfand, by postponed this event to Sunday, land and other lands. The United tutions on an hereditary basis, on
Alec Buckels is one of this group
room, Shower and dressing room
son, Louis Galfand; in honor of May 17, at 8 p. m., at the Dexter Palestine Appeal represents the the understanding that the set-
of stories. It is the tale of an life is Mrs. Isaac Hamburger 11,
tlers
themselves
will
work
on
the
was
born
in
San
Francisco
in
1905.
in basement. 8016 Woodland
adventurous rabbit, and the pic-
Mrs. Rachel Cohen, by her nieces, Auditorium. Dr. Barney S. Is- Jewish National Fund, the land- land. More than 400,000 dunams
tures are excellent for coloring. While still a child she moved to
Drive, near Wise's Golf course.
the Fineleys; in honor of Mrs. rael, the chairman of the com- purchasing agency of the Jewish of land have been acquired by
Townsend 5-3165.
Sara Shidlovsky of New York City mittee, advises that all who have people, and the Palestine Founda- the Jewish National Fund.
Then there is "The Wood That New York. She was confirmed at
MANDELL BERNSTEIN
Came Back," by Clare Leighton , Temple Emanu-El and for several
by the Finleys. .-
purchased tickets have co-oper- tion Fund, the colonization
The proceeds of the United Pal-
originally published in England years was president of the Emanu- FOR RENT —2932 Sturtevant.
The following memorial trees ated.
agency.
Furnished room for one or two
estine Appeal will be divided predation of the valuable services and given a great reception be - El League.
Henry S. Sweeny, former judge
Issues Warning
have been planted: In memory of
rendered
by
them
to
the
congre-
in private home. References.
She was graduated from Barn-
cause of its adventurous tale
Warning that early action is equally between the Palestine gation.
mother, Mrs. Fannie Kamin, by of Recorder's Court and past
Foundation
Fund
and
the
Jewish
Mrs. Joe Horwitz; in memory of grand master of the I. 0. 0. F. essential if sufficient land is to National Fund to facilitate a
Among the services rendered by about a forest, its birds and ani- ard College in 1926 where she ma- NURSE, specializing in paralysis,
jored
in
history
and
government
mals.
of
the
State
of
Michigan
will
act
be made available for large-scale
aunt Fannie Pomerance, by Mrs.
them to the congregation without
heart, cancer, diabetes, rheuma-
"Us" by Cecil Aldin, also an and in 1927 received her Master's
I. Katz; in memory of mother, as master of ceremonies for this colonization, Mr. Ussishkin said: maximum Jewish immigration to compensation was the successful
tism, high blood pressure, pros-
"With every dunam of land that Palestine.
Fraedel Hannah Keidan, by daugh- postponed affair. Arrangements
conduct of a legal controversy with Englishman, was first published by degree in International Law from
thetic cases, excellent masseuse.
Emphasizing that the acquisi- a Negro church. The sons refused Oxford University Press and the Columbia University. tier mas-
ter, Mrs. Abraham Kaplan; in have been made with the Wurlit- is redeemed for national uses in
Hospital experience. Doctors'
memory of grandmother, Lena zer Company and the Detroit Con- Palestine, the absorptive capacity tion of this new 400,000 dunam any honorary testimonials for Artists and Writers Guild received ter's thesis dealt with American
references. Willing to travel.
Reiss, by Lenore Fay Brown; in servatory of Music who are anon- of the country is expanded by area is essential because of the themselves only and because' of permission to produce it in this rights in Palestine.
Reasonable. Trinity 2-3964.
Since
her
marriage
In
1928
she
memory of mother, Hannah Rabi- soring the entertaining and musi- just that much. Land means homes pressure for land settlement, Mr. their and the congregation's re- country. It is a charming story
nowich, by Anna Shere; in mem- cal features of the evening.
and farms for Jews who are Ussishkin said:
spect to their father, this banquet about a little dog, Smut, and the has lived in Baltimore and has WILL RENT furnished room or
two sons. She is active in com-
Due to the fact that it will be knocking at the gates of Pales-
"These additional Jewish land will honor Samuel Bernstein and little girl who owned him.
ory of Mrs. Malka Cohen, by Mr.
entire sin room furnished flat
very
inconvenient
as
well
as
em-
possessions
are
especially
urgent
These are but a few of the munal work and is now president
and Mrs. Maurice Zackheim; in
tine; enables their admission as
to responsible people, or to
his three sons.
titles published by the Artists and of the board of directors of the
memory of Mrs. Malka Cohen, by harassing to the committeo to ex- workers and settlers and builders. at a time when the Jews of Ger-
couple in exchange for house
Writers Guild, under the editor- Jewish Educational Alliance. She
"There is a danger of serious many, Poland and Rumania are
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stralser• in change tickets, the committee has
work. 2712 Fullerton Ave., down-
memory of Mrs. Joseph Blonder, advised that all tickets purchased handicaps to the Jewish efforts to beseiging the Zionist offices of Refugee Here Sues German Rail ship of Miss Edith Kovar. We is the author of several feature
stairs,
ways for Breach of Contract
shall return for comment on some articles on political questions
by daughter Mrs. Nathan Simons; for the affair of May 5, will be acquire large and continuous those countries with pleas to be
honored
at
the
door
on
the
eve-
which
have
appeared
In
The
New
FOR
RENT — Attractive room,
helped
to
migrate
to
Palestine,
YORK
(WNS)—German
of
the
other
book
of
the
guild
in
in memory of mother Ziporah
stretches of land for mass-settle-
NEW
York Times, The Baltimore Sun,
cross ventilation, in private home
"If the 40,000 dunams are re- Jewish refugees in this country a future issue.
Schwartzman, by Rebecca Good- ning of May 27. All those de- ment. Hence as much land as
siring
further
tickets
or
any
in-
and
other
publications,
and
she
for
one
or two gentlemen. Gar-
deemed
forthwith,
the
Jewish
Na-
who were deprived of their prop-
possible must be acquired as soon
man; in memory of Sidney Frank
lectures extensively on Current
age. 662 Westminster. Townsend
tional Fund will thereby be en- erty in Germany because of the
by Mrs. Karl Scroll; in memory formation pertain:ng to this affair as possible.
kindly
commoacate
with
the
fol-
Events
before
Eastern
groups.
abled
to
provide
farm-holdings
for
7-1138.
"The Jewish National Fund has
Aryan laws are watching with
of Mrs. Nellie Donn, by daughter,
Mrs. Louis Epps; in memory of lowing: Dr. Barney B. Israel, VI. gted promptly in this situation 1,000 families and building plots great interest the progress of the
I YOUNG LADY desires transport-
suit of Marcel bf. Holzer, one of
mother, Mrs. Eva Schefman, by 1.1087; John II. Schneider, Re. and has contracted for the pur- for several hundred others."
Howard Spring, English book
ation to Los Angeles about June
7338; Henry C. Keywell; Sigmund
their number, against the German reviewer who has written reviews JR. CONGREGATION
Mrs. a
iar Ginsburg.
1. Call Townsend 7-8265.
Reifler, P. G.; Sam Mann, Jack
State Railroads. Mr. Holzer, a for- for the Manchester Guardian,
Five trees have been planted in Franks, or Alfred A. Klunover,
OF
SHAAREY
ZEDEK
mer employe of the company who London Evening Standard and the
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
memory of their mother and grand- noble grand of Palestine Lodge.
was dismissed because he was a Yorkshire Observer, has himself
room for young man. Pleasant
mother, Mrs. Malka Cohn, by her
With their usual large atten-
The proceeds of this event will
Jew and thrown into a concentra- turned to the novel and has pro-
home. Good transportation. Dex-
daughter, Mrs. S. A. Singer, and go towards Detroit charities and
tion camp, is suing the company duced an absorbing story in dance present, the Junior Congre-
ter bus or 14th car. 3369 Elm-
grandchildren, Muriel and Fayette. the Palestine Lodge relief fund.
gation
of
Shaarey
Zedek
held
its
for
$98,000
on
the
ground
of
hurst, Tyler 5-2690.
"Rachel
Rosing,"
just
published
by
Singer and Avern and Rita Cohen.
breach of contract. To recover Hillman-Curl, Inc., 66 Fifth Ave., regular Sabbath services in the
A donation to the Jewish Na- MILIA OR WHITEHEADS
prayer-room
last
Saturday.
FOR
RENT—Furnished summer
this
amount
he
is
trying
to
attach
New York ($2.50).
tional Fund has been received from
Herman Litton was chazon,
cottage for the month of June.
property of the German State
It is the story of a very crafty Miss Rose Rosenthal delivered the
Mrs. Moe H. Prince and family
By VICTORIA B. ROE
Canadian
side Lake St. Clair.
Railways
in
this
country.
.:nan who calmly, craftily, pur-
on their safe return from Florida. Director, City College of Beauty
Ten miles from ferry. Four bed-
Mr. Holzer's action is bases on sues a consistent path in order to resume of the Sedra and Miss
It is not yet too late to plant
Selma
Roberts
spoke
on
the
Pro-
Culture
rooms,
inside
plumbing. Reason-
the claim that he should be al- accomplish her end. The chain of
trees for Mother's Day, says Mrs.
able. Call Windsor 3-2972,
lowed to recover damages in this events which mark the activities phets. Miss Ruth Rubiner also
Samuel Kavanau, chairman of the
participated
in
the
services.
There are very few girls or wo-
country for losses suffered in Ger- of this beautiful girl and the man-
Jewish National Fund Committee men who are perfectly satisfied
This coming Saturday, Miss FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
many because the Aryan laws of ner in which she influences the Shirley
of Hadassah,
1mber and Miss Shirley
room by private family for lady
with their personal appearance.
Germany are not applicable here. life of Maurice Bannerman, Leader will
be the speakers.
"Planting a tree In the Hades- Even those who are considered
or gentleman. Near two street
After filing his suit, Mr. Holzer wealthy owner of a chain of res-
On Saturday, May 23, the Jun-
salt forest in Palestine in honor or pretty know in their heart of hearts
cars or 14th bus. 2213 Hazel-
obtained a writ of attachment on taurants, markes absorbing read- tor Congregation, for the third
memory of a mother is a beauti- that then are little details that
wood. Garfield 1805-R.
American properties of the Ger- ing.
ful gesture on the part of the might be improved. Make-up cov-
time this year, will take com
man State Railways and two of its
When Rachel Rosing's beastly ices in the main auditorium.
FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
daughter" declares Mrs. Kavanau,
ers a =altitude
subsidiaries. The defendant came is destroyed by the cat who
room in apartment for one or
"one that the mothers greatly ap-
of small blem-
before Supreme Court Justice plunged claws into her face, it
two. Reasonable. 2060 Blaine.
predate. At the same time it
ishes no that
CHILDREN AT PLAY AT CAMP NAHELU
Philip J. McCook seeking a dis- marked the end of a power which Zionists Asked to Aid Jewish Na-
Ave., Apt. 9, Tyler 8-5697.
makes a permanent gift to the
they are n ot
missal of the writ of attachment
tional Fund In May
Jewish Homeland." Mrs. Kavanau
The record of Camp Nahelu Camp Nahelu, Ortonville, Mehl- on the ground that a clause in the was utilized for venomous pur-
seen, but milady
YOUNG MAN desires room in
An
appeal
to
Zionists
through-
poses.
may be reached at To. 7-1054.
knows that they speaks for itself and will please gen, telephone Ortonville 12 F 31. German-American treaty at the
home of couple where privacy is
Why the author should have out the world to devote themselves
are there. Tiny the discriminating parents with- Booklet will be sent upon request. end of the war provided that no
assured. Must be near 14th bus
chosen to make a Jewess of Rachel during the month of May to in-
blackheads too out reservation or qualification.
property of the German Govern- and a Jew of Bannerman is dif- tensive activity on behalf of the
line. Write Box 90, Detroit Jew-
small and
Six years ago Camp Nahelu wan Jules Wolfson Joins Hac- ment in the United States should ficult to understand. Both might Jewish National Fund was issued
ish Chronicle.
numerous to organized by Mr. and Mrs. Ehiel
be subject to attachment in civil have been most anything else. here In an official proclamation
squeeze out in- Lesowoder, Dr. and Mrs. Louis
quoil Buick Sales
Zionist youth groups have shown
suits. The German State Railways This is the one regretable thing by the World Zionist Executive. SPECIAL PRIVATE lessons for
dividually, little Lipschutz, owners and directors,
Bar Mitzvahs. P. Pomerantz.
the way in producing constructive
is owned by the German Govern- about this very ably written novel. The month of May will be set
white
specks
An
announcement
of
interest
literature on Palestinian problems.
as a small camp for 30 children
aside for "the redemption of the 2928 Elmhutst. Townsend 7-3222,
under the skin with a small staff of eight coun- was made in last week's issue of ment.
Ilashomer Hatzair has issued sev-
Justice McCook, however, re-
land," the proclamation says, urg- FOR RENT — Furnished room in
Having
just
concluded
•
part
in
and a telltale selors. During these six years The Chronicle that Jules Wolfson, fused to recognize this argument
eral edition of a monthly maga-
ing Zionist to contribute gener-
single home of small family for
pimple or two Camp Nahelu developed into one the well known and popular auto- and pointed to another clause in a Pickford- Lasky production, ously so that the National Fund
zine which was chuck-full of pow-
a gentleman or employed couple.
may be lurking of the largest, most exclusive mobile salesman is now associated the treaty which provided that the Mischa Auer, son of Leopold Auer, may acquire new areas of land
erful philosophy on labor Zionism.
famed
violinist,
has
been
signed
Apply Sunday or evenings, 3774
beneath the private camps of the Mid-West, with the Ilacquoil Buick Sales, German Government should not
Now comes Hechalutz in new garb,
by Universal for a role in • Carl for Jewish colonization. Empha-
Hazelwood.
rouge
and
pow-
consisting of three separate camp Inc., 8911 Grand River Ave. In claim sovereign rights as a pro- Laemmle, Jr. film which goes be- sis is placed on the basic need
and its monthly magazine shows
Victoria
B.
Roe
der
that
vie
her
speaking
of
his
new
association,
units: boys' division, ages seven
promise of commendable efforts in
tection if it engaged in Interna- fore the cameras this week. Auer of land for the upbuilding of the FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms
complexion a to 15, girls' division, ages seven Mr. Wolfson stated that he was tional trade. Although Justice Mc-
behalf of the Jewish national
is an outstanding character actor. Jewish National Fund.
In single home for father and
superficially smooth, velvety ap- to 15, and Little Nahelu, pre- prompted to join the Ilacqouil firm Cook overruled the German com-
cause.
14-year-old daughter, employed
school division, for ages three to because of their personal and con- pany's contention and therefore
April Issue of Hechalutz, which pearance.
couple, two ladies or gentlemen.
Every
one
would
like
to
possess
scientious interest in customers. facilitated the suit, he declined to
commences the new policy, fea-
six.
New furniture, cedar closet.
clear skin that would stand close
tures a very important article by a scrutiny
The directors are assisted by "They have a reputation for ren- rule on Mr. Holzer's point that
Continuous hot water. Board if
without betraying any
dering the finest Buick service in the Aryan laws of Germany were
Bert Kaznelson, eminent Palestine
desired. Three in family. Uni-
• group of carefully selected and Detroit and their interest in
roughness
or
blemish.
The
way
to
inapplicable in this country.
leader, on "Labor's Stand on the
versity 2-1738.
Political Future of Palestine." The attain this ideal is twofold: One well trained counselors, mature customer does not end with th e Should Mr. Holzer win his suit
same issue also deals with the most attain a scrupulous external people, who are generally engaged completion of a deal. I have al- the way would be open for all
bOth (jubilee) year of another and internal cleanliness. Since in the educational profession. This ways worked on that same theory German refugees to recover dam-
3,714 Jews Entered Palestine is
I honestly believe that my suc- ages from Germany in cases
Palestine leader, Ben Zvi, and dis- blackheads are nothing more nor year an additional group of com- and
Kuck
cess is due to my strict application where they could prove losses re-
than sebaceous glands clogged
cusses Histadruth's attitude on un- less
During the month of March,
petent
counselors
was
engaged
of
this
rule
in
all
of
my
dealings.
employment problems, Chalutz ac- with grime and oil, their presence and will increase the staff to close Macquoil's convenient location t o sulted from the anti-Semitic laws.
3,714 Jews entered Palestine
is a sure indication that the skin
tivities in this country, the Chalutz is not being cleansed thoroughly. to 50 members. Detroit's Jewish community and Loseare, Architect, Refuses to
through the ports Of Jaffa and
Show Work in Germany
farms In Minnesota and "Hebrew The whiteheads are also clogged
Haifa. it s .a
- reported by the
During the past six years Camp their unexcelled service facilities
Joining American painters and
and Chahazinth."
statistical department of the Jew-
glands or pores, but they are un- Nahelu attained a high cultural enable me to now serve my friends sculptors who are boycotting Ger-
In the latter article is defended der the outer layer of akin so that
ish
Agency
for Palestine. The
better
than
ever
before."
Mr.
Wolf-
the principle of giving preference they do not become dusty. Their standard, and received the highest son is anxious to see his friends at many, William Lamaze, eminent
March ecord compares with an im-
for settling in Palestine on Cha- appearance in any number shows rating of health and sanitation his new quarters and urges them archietect, has announce dhis re-
migration
of
2,270 in February.
from the Board of Health. New
fusal to submit some of his work
lutzim visas to those who know that the skin is sluggish.
The totals for March do not in-
improvements to provide more to call him before deciding on an for exhibition at Berlin in con-
Hebrew.
clude
Jewish
immigrants
who en-
Apply the following lotion: Two comforts and a larger variety of automobile.
nection with the Olympic Games.
Hechalutz is published by the ounces rose water, 60 grains sul-
tered Palestine through the north-
Hechalutz Organization of Amer- phate of zinc, one ounce oil of activities are constantly being
ern and southern frontiers or
added.
Amsterdam University Rejects $700,000 Profit foe Anglo-Pales-
ica, 1215 Broadway, New York.
tourists who were authorized to
sweet almonds. Mix well and mas-
Periods of constructive and re-
remain u settlers. The March
Heidelberg Bid
tine Bank in 1935
sage into the skin until it dries. laxing activities, such as shop
Irving Cummings, 20th Century- Finish the treatment by' applying
total includes 912 capitalists. Ilaa
The
record-breaking
profit
of
AMSTERDAM (WNS) — The
Fox Films director, is one of the a tittle toilet water to close the work, arts and crafts. dramatics, University of Amsterdam, like its $700,000 (f140,000) for its op-
number of et.,;:tallate during the
puppetry, clunba, nature lore fish-
pioneers of the film industry. As
first months of 1936 constitute en
ing and story telling alternate sister university In Leyden, will erations during 1936 was report-
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an actor, be was starred in the pores.
average of 28 per ent as com-
ed
by
the
Anglo-Palestine
Bank
not
be
represented
at
the
cele-
with the more active sports, such
first feature-length motion pic-
pared with 11 per cent in 1935.
Ann Preston (Shaindel Kalish
bration of the 550th anniversary in publishing its balance sheet
ture, and u a director, he was one of Chicago) purchased a 16 mm. as baseball, volley ball, tennis, of the founding of Heidelberg for the past years.
of the first to achieve success in movie camera and projector and track, boxing, fencing and arch- University. By unanimous vote
Prof. Nathan Isaacs of Harvard
this branch of the industry. A every week-end she and her hus- ery and all water sports. swim- the senate of the Amsterdam Uni-
AI Jolson is said to have
Is now chairman of the board of
diving canoeing, boating
complete biography of the now- band, Charles K. Freeman, roam ming,
couple of hundred thousand dol-
directors of Gimbel Brothers, lac.
famous director would read like a Los Angeles and Hollywood streets and life saving instruct versify decided not to send a dele- lars In cold cash in a bank vault.
For more information write tarots to Heidelberg.
history of the movies. He is a na- taking pictures.
tive of New York.
CLASSIFIED
Palestine Lodge's
Event on May 17
URGES AMERICAN JEWS AID IMMEDIATE Beth M
PURCHASE OF LARGE PALESTINE AREA
A Crafty Woman
CAMP NAHELU'S RECORD
HECHALUTZ
HOW ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
DOLLAR IS TO BE APPORTIONED