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STAGE AND SCREEN LONDON STIRRED BY RUMORS OF CURBS ON JEWISH
,
Revelry by Night
IMMIGRATION AND LAND PURCHASES IN PALESTINE;
EDEN SAYS BRITAIN WILL NOT RENOUNCE MANDATE

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SAKS COCKTAIL BAR

'The Green Pasture' Comes
to United Artists

Sammy Dibert's orchestra is
The much discussed photoplay of
LUOODUJAT2D HT
cpAnn
BLVD .
playing to the largest crowds that "The Green Pastures" has been re-
Saks Cocktail Bar has seen since leased by Warner Brothers, after
its opening last year. Sammy months of painstaking care in film-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
FREE DELIVERY
acts as master of ceremonies in ing, and will make its Detroit bow
Secretary Ormsby-Gore declar-
shooting within two days of the
AN.11% HERE — ANYTIME
the floor shows and joins Corky at the United Artists Teather, di-
ed in the House of Commons in
attack.
McCormick and Babe Routh in rectly following the current en- admittedly under the present reply to ■ question by Will
l'IIONE
schedule.
The
editorial
concludes
While three Jewish workers
a harmony trio. Belba White is gagement of "San Francisco",
Gallacher, Communist M. P. Mr.
with a warning that any step to-
employed in the Public Works
TO. 8-3020
the buxom blonde who can really beginning next Thursday.
Gallacher also asked whether
TODAT-4AT—AUN
ward
limitation
of
Jewish
immi-
Department were proceeding to
Mon—Thee—II ed—Thur
awing a song with the best. Bee
the Arab community of Pales-
Much thought has gone into the
PAth. MUNe
t , uixNE QUI NTU1'LET4
their office near the Damascus
Sarche sings and dances in the filming of "The Green Pastures" gration apart from and contrary
In
tine was permitted to make
In
best musical comedy manner. which is rated in advance as one to the dictates of the Mandate complaints ■ aboutthe adminis• Gate here a bomb that been
"THE STORY OF
COUNTRY DOCTOR
Gene Mona is a tap stylist pre- of the most unusual photoplay means a surrender to violence. It tration of the countr yto the hurled at them exploded. One
LOUIS PASTEUR"
040
att.
senting an effective number atop offerings of all-time. Marc Con- is unbelievalbe that Great Britain Leagu e Mandates Commission! was wounded seriously, the other
11Mtla ItletIMA N
JOAN BENNETT
Delicatessen
Restaurant
a drum. Wednesday night Saks nelly who was responsible for the could retreat from her present The Colonial Secretary pointed two only slightly. All three were
In
In
taken to the liadassah Hospital.
will celebrate the Detroit debut stage play, journeyd to Hollywood position, the Guardian insists.
u t . t . that such opportunity m•
"Music Goes 'Round"
Dexter & Collingwood
The British Government is firm :
"13 Hours by Air"
Sixteen more Arab agitators
of Frank Wine-Gar and his com- ) last year to reverently supervise
in
its
decision
not
to
renounce
have
been
exiled
from
Nablus
and
pany of entertainers and orches- the transferring of hie precious
The splendid leadership and
—FREE PARKING SERVICE-
tra who have become an inter- story to the screen. There are 111 the Palestine Mandate despite any magnificent discipline displayed taken to the Government concen-
national success since leaving speaking parts in the picture, and demands the Arabs might make, by Jews in Palestine are having tration camp at Sarafend.
Samue l nHirschber
une
g ,
Grand Rapids as a collegiate or- of these some 30 were members of the Rt. lion. Anthony Eden, Brit- a profound effect on British pub-
ish Secretary of State for Foreign
wounded
chestra 10 years ago.
to gether wi th
th e original stage company. "De Affairs,
declared in the House of lic opinion, it was declared here
Lewd" is played by Rex Ingram, Commons when W. Gallacher, by Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Ameri- Israel ben Yehuda, who has since
THERE'S NMI
DID HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA
WEBSTER HALL
who was picked by Connelly who Communist M. P., asked him can Jewish leader, who has been died, when they were shot at by
FUN AT
police when they failed to re-
Don and Ruth Marshall are of- regards him as one of the finest
whether the Government would in constant consultation with spond to orders to halt, was
fering several fast and tricky tap actors of his race.
Jewish and British leaders since
consider renouncing the Mandate
charged
with
an
attempt
to
mur-
dances for the entertainment of
his arrival here. Dr. Wise also
in order to calm the Palestine sit-
der a British constable and an
the Webster Hall patrons where
uation. To Mr. Galacher's ques- indicated that temporary help to Arab ghafflr, and with illegal pos-
they are dancing nightly to the
the
Palestine Jewish community
tion whether he was aware of
Gradate} 1-Mlle lead
Daily
Lake
Service
to
South'
session
of ammunition. Hirsch-
Illatervatleas Piave' 3559
tunes of Karl Spaeth's arches- I
negotiations being conducted in may become necessary, for the berg, who is still in a Tel Aviv
tra. Every Saturday night the
Haven Renewed on
Paris for a treaty of alliance be- first time, but warned against the hospital recovering from wounds
Special Wed-End ANTaaios
grill adds several acts to its floor
impression that Palestine was en-
tween France and Syria and Le-
June 21
shows.
tering a stage of economic de- inflicted by police guns, was said
banon, Mr. Eden said that this
COM/ VI ON ED
to have beenorarnegpelyigngo to Arab
pendence.
Aid
would
be
only
grove
The Week's Attractions at After a lapse of several years, report was correct.
temporary, until the effects of fire from an
Men of • Thousand Sow
Tom Smith, Laborite member, the disorders had cleared away, boundary between Jaffa and Tel
el
lake steamer service between Chi-
Good Pulling FaellItle.
the Center Theater
AND H13
cago and South Haven has been asked what was the extent of the he stressed. Dr. Wise, who is Aviv.
FEATURING
•
resumed. Resumpton of this serv- expenditures made by the Pales. chairman of the United Palestine
Arrested after the fatal shoot-
The Center Theater, 6540 ice was hastened by the fact that tine Government, since the out-
Stars
Appeal and president of the ing of Haim Golovitzky, founder
Woodward Ave., at the Boulevard, more than one-third of the inquires break of the present disturbances,
American Jewish Congress, came of the colony Ataroth, during an
always electrically refrigerated at received last year by the steamship for the hiring of Arab lorries,
here at the invitation of Dr. Arab attack on June 24th, Mu.
Um, Flee Food sod Liquors
Femur R eadkene (Haim
72 degrees, and offering the best company requested transportation omnibuses and other motor trans- Chaim Weizmann, president of hammed Haman Abdul Ilalim has
of service and free parking facil- to South Haven.
port for military and Government t he Jewish Agency, and David been sentenced to four years at
ities, this week presents the follow-
purposes. Colonial Secretary Wil- ben Gurion, chairman of the ex- hard labor by the Jerusalem Dis-
The S. S. Theodore Roosevelt
ing features:
liam G. A. Ormsby-Gore replied ecutive.
trict Court. His conviction was tary patrol had been fired upon FENCING,
IN 72 ° \
ARCHERY AND
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Ssteamship Company will be as- that it was impracticable to ob-
on the basis of possession of dy- by Arabs, who wounded two Cam-
Paul Muni and Josephine Hutch- signed to this run and will make tain information on this subject
GOLF AT CAMP NAHELU
namite fuses and bullets.
eron Highlanders.
daily rtips, leaving the Michigan
Strike Is Weakened
inson in The Story of Louis Pas-
now, but that he was asking Sir
The unceasing flow of Jew-
310 Ptomains Cases Among Jeru-
JAFFA (WNS-Palcor Agency)
teur". Also on the sameprogram , Avenue Bridge each day at 9 a. Arthur Wauchope, Palestine High
Three new activites that are at-
—Many Arab shopkeepers of ish immigration into Palestine
salem Jews
harry Richman and Rochelle Hud- m., arriving at the popular Michi- Commissioner, for a report.
continued during the past six
gan resort center at 2:35 p. tn.
Jaffa,
original
center
of
thepres-
Hospitals here have treated 310 tracting much attention from all
son in "The Music Goes 'Round,"
Taking issue with reprmen.
the campers at Camp Nahelu on
month., when 16,350 Jews en-
The
beautiful
ship
has
been
mod-
ent
disturbances,
are
refusing
to
cases
of
ptomaine
poisoning
in
plus a color cartoon.
tation ■ made in London and
tared the Holy Land, accord.
two days, with one death re- Perry Lake, Ortonville, Mich.,'
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ernized to include such features Jerusalem by spokesmen for co-operate any longer with the
as a new Lido deck Neptune's Ca-
Arab general strike. Many Arab ing to the report of the Jewish ported. as a result of a ptomaine have just started in earnest. Fenc-
and Thursday, the Dionne Quin-
the
Arab
cause
in
Palestine,
Agency
for
the
period
cover-
sino and the largest Marine Ball-
stores in the Manshieh quarter
epidemic among Jews who live in ing, under Miss Marceline Gran-
tuplets in "The Country Doctor,"
the London Times editorially
ing January through June,
the poorer quarters near Old ger, is already showing develop-
starring Jean Hersholt as the rom where popular dance or- denies that the Arabs are en- here reopened one morning, with
chestras wil lentertain during the
the personnel and their families 1936. Of that number 4,928
City. It Is believed that the source ment of poise, grace and agility
country doctor.
titled to greater consideration
were designated as capitalists,
six-hour trip across the lake.
remaining on guard against in-
of the poison was cheap fish, in those who are working at it.
The vigilant precautions which
because of the support they
One of the many unusual sights
timidators. Despite threats by having in their possession $5,. bought for the Sabbath and im- Archery offered by Julian Espar,
have preserved the blooming health
gave to Great Britain during
Now at Saks
000 or more. One thousand
Arab agitators most of the re-
ported from Bagdad, which prob- enables the boys to build the bows
of the famous Dionne Quintuplets that never fails to thrill visitors
the World War, pointing out
two hundred were tourists who
ably decayed during the 48-hour and construct a set of arrows, after
SAMMY DIBERT
were not relaxed for one moment to South Haven is the docking of that more Arabs were enlisted opened stores remained open
received
permanent
visas
from
the foreign ships coming from Nor-
throughout the day. The strike
desert crossing. Police, however, which they learn the use and
during the production of "The
on the Turkish than on the
and his
the Palestine Government. In
is also weakening in Haifa.
way,
Sweden,
the
Baltic
Provinces
are conducting an investigation. technique of this grand old sport.
Country Doctor."
Allied side. The Time, also
addition there were 7,994 train.
Golf classes under Meyer Zolkower
Swingy Riding Rkyth■ hid
Ruring the production of the and Canada, bringing wood pulp
declares that the appeal for
sient visitor..
are receiving regular professional
for
the
paper
mills
at
Kalamazoo.
38th Jew Succumbs
Jewish Losses In Palestine Reach
-----•-- — scenes in Callender, Ont., home The Skippers of the foreign boats support made by Arabs on the
instruction which makes enthusi-
Government
Suspends
All
Arab
JERUSALEM
(WNS
—Palcor
town of the quints, members of
$1,000,000
ground that Jerusalem is their
asts out of them. A practice putt-
Newspaper.
Colorful FLOOR SHOW
the film unit working on the pro- are always glad to show resorters
holy center is invalid, since it Agency)—One Arab was killed
TEL AVIV. — (1VNS-Palcor ing green has been constructed
through
their
vessels.
The
first
With
the
suspension
by
the
and
three
more
were
believed
to
duction were allowed into the
it also the center of the Chris-
Agency) — Direct Jewish losses and is in daily use by the embry-
• BEE SARCHE
have been wounded when Brit- Palestine Government of Al Liwa
nursery only after their noses and foreign steamer to reach South
tian and 'Jewish religions, each
Petite Songstress
resulting from the rioting and onic golfers at camp.
ish troops repulsed an attack by and Falastin, Arabic dailies, the
throats were sprayed and they had Haven this year came into port this
of
whom
has
at
least
similar
violence that have disturbed Pal-
• LYTELL SISTERS
week from Oslo, Norway.
armed Arabs upon the military country is without any Arabic
The campers and their counsel.
donned surgeons' gowns and gauze
claims.
estine since April 19 have reached
Acrobatic Dancers
newspaper,
the
others
having
been
lors celebrated the Fourth of July
masks.
The British Government is patrol surprised an Arab gang in
the figure of $1,000,000, Eliezer
111 BELBA
shut
down
during
the
past
week
the
hills
shooting
at
the
military
with
a gala day. In the afternoon
Jean Hersholt, playing the doc-
ware that the Italian broadcast-
Rhythm Soots
on charges of disturbing the peace Kaplan, treasurer of the Jewish there was a track and field meet.
tor, and Miss Peterson, as the
ng station at Bari is conducting billet in the town.
Agency, state at a journalists'
• Saks is the
of the country.
Two
Arab
watchmen
were
ac-
with
dashes, runs and novelty
nurse, were the only exceptions to
campaign of defamation of
conference here. Mr. Kaplan as-
"discovery"
Isaac Glazer, watchman in the serted that negotiations have been races. Following this the coon.
the rule. But Hersholt's blue busi-
ritish troops, calculated to fin- cidentally killed, one by the dis-
of theyear.
charge
of
the
rifle
of
a
Jewish
senors
and senior boys played a
colony Hedera, and a nativeof undertaken with the Government
ness suit, worn in the picture, was
ite to rebellion against the Brit-
No cover
thoroughly sterilized for each
ish Government, and representa- watchman at Zichron Jacob, Who Palestine, was killed during a for compensation for the victims peppy baseball game, which the
charge.
wI scene
The
new
and
modern
tableware
as were Miss Peterson's uni-
tions have been made according- reported to the police and was night attack by Arabs on the col- of the riots and for assistance to youngsters watched and cheered
near Seward
that has been hailed by experts the
forms.
ly to the Italian Government by arrested, and the other at Khalsa, ony. An Arab who was severely the Jewish refugees from Jaffa with great spirit. A costume
party was held in the evening
Working under the personal world over as the most beautiful the Foreign Secretary, Colonial near Klan Giladi, by soldiers who injured by the explosion of a and other places.
and
most
appropriate
and
practi-
which brought out some clever and
bomb he was manufacturing in
supervision of Dr. Allan Roy De-
Secretary W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore histook his signals.
Communists have again issued
Shalom
Shmulevitz,
colorful combinations and occa-
Jewish his home has succumbed to his
foe, the quint's physician, the com- cal ware for the dining room due to admitted during a discussion of
a leaflet supporting the activities
pany photographed the children for its lustrious golden color of rare the Palestine disorders. The ad- watchman, who was wounded on wounds at the Government Hos- of Arab terrorists and their strug- sioned much fun and glee. The
prize winners for the most original
one hour each day. Specially built beauty and life-time endurance is mission came after Alfred Short June 28, when he was shot at pital here.
gle against alleged Anglo-Zionist
A total of 150 Arab agitators imperialism. The leaflet, entitled and best costumes were: Milicent
lights which eliminated the harm- now being exhibited for the first had asked whether the Palestine from ambush in the Jewish set-
ful rays were devised for these time in the Jewish neighborhood Government was keeping a rec- tlement of Zichron Jacob, died I s now in two concentration camps "Popular Front," contains a spe- Golden, Philip Bernstein, Diane
at the Jewelry store of E. Ruthen- ord of the Arabic broadcasts from at the Hadasaah Hospital in at Sarafend, near Jaffa, it was
Celbard and Sid Hillenberg.
scenes.
berg 8729 Twelfth Street near the Bari station. In his reply Haifa; he is the 38th Jewish vic- I earned. The Arab town of He- cial article devoted to the mem-
ory of three Arabs who were
Gladstone.
PADDOCK BAR
the Colonial Secretary stated that Lim of the disturbances. Twenty bron was fined $10,000 as a col- 1 h 9 a 2 n 9 ge r d iou
2 Jackets—Double • Cellophane
at Acre after the bloody
Edward Ruthenberg has been ap- a transcript of these broadcasts Arabs were arrested for the I ective punishment after • mill-
One of the most popular dining
—Keeps Old Golds Factory•Fresh.
rendezvous in Detroit is the Pad- pointed special distributor of Diri- was being kept and that an in-
dock Bar, located at 2035 Park gold tableware and has arranged quiry is under way regarding thei
Ave., corner Elizabeth. Under the for a special showing of this defamation of British troops in
management of Sam Frazer and beautiful ware during July.
the broadcasts.
Dirigold is a new metal dis-
The projected royal commission
Bill Matthews, well known restau-
ranteurs, the Paddock has ac- covered by two eminent Swedish to investigate the situation in 1
quired the reputation of serving the scientists. It has the same color Palestine cannot go there because
best food in town. This reputa- as 16 karat gold, possessing an conditions are not sufficiently re-
tion has extended beyond the bor- even greater lustre. It has the stored to normal to permit its
ders of Detroit because it is the strength of good steel and Dirigold effective fundtioning, the Colon- I
favorite haunt of visiting celeb- knives can be sharpened like reg- ial Secretary stated in response
rities. Each night finds some ular steel knives and will main- to further question. lie also said
prominent horseman or star of tain its edge. Each piece of DM- that of 1,206 Arabs convicted on
stage or screen seated at one of the gold is guaranteed for life. It will various charges 331 were held for
not corrode or rust and is not af- curfew-breaking, and of 328 Jews
Paddock tables.
In addition to the excellence of fected by ordinary acids in food convicted, 266 were guilty of
or
fruit. Dirigold can always be curfew-breaking.
the food, choice liquors mixed by
experts are served. Air cooled by polished or buffed up to its orig-
There is no provision in the
inal
lustre and beauty and rill
electric refrigeration, patrons are
Covenant of the League of
Nations or in the peace treaties
afforded complete comfort and re- outlast any set of solid silver.
Mr. Ruthenberg is the only Diri- at mandates under the League
laxation while dining here. Partic-
ularly attractive are their special gold agent in Detroit who is off- f or the withdrawal of • man-
date from the power to which
Sunday dinners which are served in ering this tableware for July only
t has been entrusted, Colonial
road house style and the menue at greatly reduced prices.
includes frog legs, live lobsters
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prevail while prompt courteous
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Po ish Jew.. Disguised as Stoker,
Fails to Enter U. S.

NEW YORK.—(WNS) — The
lengths to which Polish Jews will
go to escape their terrible plight
was revealed whe Malka Tricows-
ka, 30-year-old Jewess, tried to
gain admission to the U. S. dis-
guised as ■ man working in the
stokehole of the Belgian freighter
Emile Fransqui. tier identity dis-
closed, she was turned over to
American immigration authorities
for deportation. Three other Po-
lish Jews, also stowaways on the
same ship, were deported as well.

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Spanish Jew. to Plant Tress in
Memory of Palestine Martyrs
BARCELONA
(W N S) —Fol-

lowing memorial serrices for the
Jewish victims of the Palestine
rinta the local Jewish commun-
ity voted to plant 1,000 trees in
the Balfour Forest in honor of
those who died in the disturb-
ances

MICHIGAN—Pat O'Brien, Mar-
garet Lindsay and Robert Arm-
strong in an entirely different and
unusual type of G-Man picture,
"Public Enemy's Wife", is now at
the Michigan Theater with an ac-
companying stage show topped by
the famous screen comedian,
Charley Chase, in person.

UNITED ARTI ST S—Clark
Gable and Jeanette MacDonald in
"'San Francisco" with Spencer
Tracy, Jack Holt and Ted Healy,
is now in the second week of its
engagement at the United Artists
Theater.

STATE—Marie Dressler and
Wallace Beery in the greatest of
their co-starring pictures, "Min
and Bill," is now showing at the
State Theater together with the
thriller, "Absolute Quiet", featur.
ing Stuart Erwin, Ann Loring and
Wallace Ford.

FOX—Darryl F. Zanuck, the
man with a thousand screen
"scoops" to his credit, has done it
again! His latest triumph is "Sins
of Man" now at the Fox Theater.
Headlining the stage presentation
at the Fox is Herman Timberg
with Herman Timberg, Jr., Leo
Chalets% and Audrey Parker In
"Rhapsody of Laughs".

ADAM S—Two swift-moving
melodramas, "Trapped by Tele-
vision," and "Human Cargo," are
now at the Adams. Lyle Talbot,
Mary Astor, Nat Pendleton, Joyce
Compton, Thurston Hall and
Robert Strange have the leading
roles in the first feature.
In the second picture Brian Don-
ley,' plays • newspaper reporter
bent on exposing the smuggling
of aliens racket. He is alternately
aided and hindered by Claire
Trevor.

Prix. Crop Tobacco. Make Old

Gold Cigarettes Double-Mellow.

DETROIT HASHOMER HATZAIR CAMP
WILL OPEN ON SUNDAY, JULY 12

This is the fourth year since the
first camp of the Detroit branch
of the Hashomer liatsair organi-
zation, Zionist youth movement,
was established. It marks the
ninth year since the first camp of
the American movement was insti-
tuted at Shadow Lake, N. Y. Forty
attended that camp in 1928, but in
1935, 1,200 boys and girls at 12
camps throughout the United
States and Canada attended the
camps. This year 2,000 are ex-
pected at 15 camps, including five
leader's camps.
The continued growth of Hash-
omen liatzair camps testifies to the
deep hold that Palestine and Jew-
ish scouting have taken upon
American Jewish youth. Founded
upon the co-operative spirit of
modern Pioneering Palestine, these
camps have brought vacations
filled with Zionism, comradeship
and deep Jewish interest to count-
less boys and girls.
The directors of Hashomer Hat-
zair camps are recognised as the
most devoted leaders In young

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Other Securities

Stock in Federal Reserve Bank

I

183,453,578.84.
6,377,944.68
1•75,100.00
43,789,117.14
7,154,951.97
9,234.84
aza,t%.68.
1,003,259.47
1,590,602.14

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Loans and Lisooents

Real &tete Mortgage•

Zionist circles. They are mem-
bers of the national executive and
have had years of experience In
youth work all year round. All
the counsellors serve voluntarily
and are the some friends the chil-
dren have known during the year
in the branches of Hashomer
Hatzair. They have all undergone
years of camp training and leader-
ship for every group of eight chil-
dren.
The camp cf the Detroit branch
of the Hashomer liatzair Organ-
iurtion is located at Crystal Rock
Park near Sandusky, 0. Detroit
Jews are invited to &tend the of-
ficial opening of the camp on Sun-
day, July 12. Direction to the
camp: Take route 102 in Toledo
to route 20. With route 20 go to
Fremont and at Fremont switch
to route 8. Follow route 6 until
you come to a road called Crystal
Rock Caves, about seven miles be-
fore Sandusky. Turn left and
signs will direct you to the camp.
For additional information about
this camp, call Mis Tikvah Hag-
gai, 2945 Richton, To. 7-2352.

Overdrafts

Reel Estate (21 Branch Bank Buildings)

Accrued Income Receivable—Net

Customers' Liability Account of Armenian*. and Letter. of Credit

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TOTAL RESOURCES

$427.413,179.24

LIABILITIES

Deposits:

Commercisl, Bank sad Savings

U.

$338,594,394.111

S. Government

17,571,044.61

Treasurer—State of hfichiga .

11,5811141.77

Other Public Deposit.

34,868,911.119

398,649,398.65

16,514,11•11.N
5,404,444.1111
1,1144,4411.411
3,665,769.5I

24,345,749.81

Capital Acoount:

Preferred Stock (Paid in)

Common Stock (Paid in)

Surplus (Paid in $5,000,000.00—Earned 82,000,000.00)

Undivided Profits (Paid in $2,300,000.00—Earned $1,345,769.81)

Reserve for Common Stock Dividend No. 4, Payable August I, 1936

.

Reserves

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254,804.84
597,448.48
1.594.402.10

Out Liability Account of Acceptances and Letters of Credit

TOTAL LIABILITIES

United Sta te s Government Securities carried at 533,993,400.00 In the foregoial atatement

are pledged to secure public and trust deposit. and for other porpoises required

EHRLICH LAUDS GENEROSITY OF
DONORS TO POLISH RELIEF FUND

Joseph H. Ehrlich, treasurer of the Polish-Jew-
ish relief drive now being conducted in Detroit, this
week expressed satisfaction with the liberal man-
ner in which local Jews are responding to the plea
of the Detroit branch of the American Committee
Appeal for Relief of Jews in Poland.
Mr. Ehrlich states that he has received many
unsolicitated contributions, many of them represent.
ing sacrifices on the part of the donors. He espe-
cially thanks the person who anonymously sent a
dollar bill wrapped in a piece of newspaper.

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A ohne.

ELBERT S BURNS.

WALTER S. MeLUCAS,

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HENRY IL BOOMAN
DONALDSON BROWN
CHARLES T. PISHER
FRED J. FISHER
501115 B. FORD. JR.

8427.413.179.24
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DIRECTORS

JAMES S. HOLDEN
JAMES INCUS
WILLIAM S. INUDSEN
ALVAN MACAULEY

WALTER S. MsLLICAJ
LAMES T. MsMILLAN
PETER I. MONAGHAN
R. PERRY SHORTS
ALFRED P. SLOAN,

TRUST DEPARTMENT

This bank acts as Trustee, Executor and Corporate Agent

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