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Representatives of 60 Organisa-
tions Participate in Round
Table Conference
The round table conference of
the Detroit Auxiliary of the Los
Angeles Sanatorium and Ex - Pa-
tients Home was a success. Sixty
local organizations were mere-
meted by their officers, in addi-
tion to the regular delegates and
individual workers.
The meeting was opened by
Harris Glickman, treasurer of the
auxiliary, who greeted the assem-
bly and stated that the purpose
of the gathering was to
strengthen the auxiliary in its
work for the sanatorium He pre-
sented Joseph Snitman, the presi-
dent of the auxiliary, en the mas-
ter of ceremonies of the evening.
Mr. Snitman dwelt on the impor-
tance of Detroit Jewry's support
of the sanatorium, because of its
democratic, homelike atmosphere,
because of its being a Jewish na-
tional institution, and because of
the phase of Kashruth which pre-
vails in the institution.
James J. Simon, financial secre-
tary of the auxiliary, read the
financial report for the last year.
Ile stated that the auxiliary for-
warded to the sanatorium the sum
of $5,600 since last November,
that $42,595 was sent since 1928,
also that 117 Detroit and Michi-
gan patients were sent to the
sanatorium by the auxiliary since
its inception and that there are
11 Detroit patients in the Sana-
torium and Ex-l'atients Home at
present.
There was a discussion by
representatives of organizations,
and the following participated:
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Dr. Gabriel Samter
Dies at Age of 69
Dr. Gabriel Samter, an eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist in De-
troit for 40 years, died early Sat-
urday after an illness of six yearn.
He lived with his daughter, Mrs.
Aaron Kurland, at 3757 Cortland
Ave.
Born in Bavaria, Germany, 69
years ago, Dr. Samter had lived in
Detroit for half a century. He
obtained his medical degree from
the Detroit College of Medicine in
1895 and took post graduate work
in New York. He formerly was a
member of the Wayne County
Medical Society and was a member
of the Elks, the Independent Order
of Bnai Brith and Temple Beth El.
Surviving are hie wife, Julia; a
son, Sydney; his daughter, Mrs.
Kurland, and three grandsons.
Rabbi Leo 11f. Franklin of Tem-
ple Beth El conducted the services
on Monday afternoon in Lewis
Bros. Funeral Home, 7739 John
R St.
OBITUARY
PALESTINE LABOR COMMITTEE STARTS
ITS 1936 GEWERKSHAFTEN CAMPAIGN
Morris &haver Again Elected Chairman; Conference Is
Addressed by Harold Silver, Joseph
Haggai and M. Kuschinski
The opening conference of the
1936-37 Gewerkschaf ten Cam-
paign was held Thursday evening,
Nov. 19, at the Farband Folk
Schule, 12th and Taylor Ayes.
Plans were presented at this meet-
ing for the raising of $15,000,
Detroit's share of the national
quota of $250,000.
Represented by their duly ap-
pointed dele ates were the fol-
lowing organizations:
Louis IA, Inc. president of the Pins-
k. Society; Mr. Make. of the Lech-
over Aid Society; Mre. Goldberg. or the
Blue Bird OHM; Hyman Silverstein, of
the BereznItser; Mr. Resnick, preeldent
of the Turover Aid Society, and Mr.
LIchitman, the vice-president; Mr.
Sodom, the representative of Br. No.
156, Arbelter'Iling; Mr. Gerson, preel-
dent of the Zhitomirer Society; Mr.
Aranoff, of the Chernigover-Leyewer
Society; Mr. Feinberg, of the Junk
Peddlers Union; tire. London. of the
Berdichever Aid Society; Mrs. Goodman,
or the Mazierer Society. and other..
Arbelter Ring. Branch 11; Agudath
noel Erete Israel; Berditelmeer Pre,.
Verde; Dialistoker Aid Society; Bren-
ner Aid Society; Chersigever Lover
Aid society; Datid Horadoker Ald So-
ciety; Fleet MORI. Soc. of Detroit;
Hebrew Ladles Ald Soelety; Hebrew
Ladies Free Loan Society; Hashomer
Hatzeir; Independent Detroit Lodge;
the following branch. or the Jewieh
National Workers Alliance: Avrunin
Branch IL Arlazareff Branch 137, Ma-
lik Branch 100, Hebrew Progressive
Branch III; Kat: Family Circle, Kash-
enover-liessarabler Unt. Venda; Melt-
zer Prog Verein; Klever Progremive
Verein; lAcheser Ald Society; Lech-
twitter Aid Society; Ladles AuxIliarY
of DakPril: League for Labor Pales-
tine (Chapters 1, 2 3); Michigan Home
Protective Association;Waver Vine.
rend Verrill; Pintriter• Progressive Aid
go, t et 3, Progressive Ladles Unt. Ver-
sin; Pioneer Women, 12th St. Drench,
Pioneer Women, Dexter Branch; Pion•
per Women, Mora Kadirnah Branch;
Jr.. Goldee Metter-
Pioneer Women,
son Drench; Poole Zion (Branch. I,
Radomer Ald Society; Ladles
2 .3.
Auxiliary; Itadomer Friendly Society;
Tillie CitrIn Kesliner Aid Society; Tur-
over Aid Society; Yiddish. Folks Ver-
ein; Yiddleher Folks Vereis Ladle. Aux-
'Harr: Young Poole Zion Alliance.
After a report of the 1936.36
campaign, the conference elected
the following:
Morris Scheyer, chairman; J.
Leibson, H. Halskin, Joseph
Haggai, D. Scherage, B. M. Lakin
and Harold Silver, vice-chairmen;
Harry Schumer, treasurer; M.
Ginsburg, financial secretary; D.
Sislin, recording secretary; M.
Leibowitz, corresponding secre-
tary. In addition to the above,
the following were elected to the
executive committee: S. Cutler,
M. Chafetz, S. Sett, .1. Frankel,
M. Teich, William Klafer, L. Gold,
B. D. Kumove, A. Messerman, Dr.
A. W. Sanders, J. W. Lev, D. P.
Zack, H. Mondry, M. Lieberman,
S. Genser, A. Rosberg, A. Kamin-
ker, B. Rosenthal, O. Goldberg, F.
Iskowitz, William Hordes, N. Lin-
den, S. Ginsburg, C. Levine, M.
Hayet.
Following the election of offi-
cers and executive committee, the
delegates were addressed on the
purposes of the campaign, and the
work of the Histadruth by Harold
Silver, Joseph Haggai and M.
Kuschinski, who represented the
Prof. Joseph Brodinsky, former
professor of economics at Har-
vard, University, at present with
the Chicago office of the sane-
Corium, was the guest speaker of
the evening. He said that 100,000
persons died from tuberculosis
last year, that there are 26 per-
sons dying from tuberculosis
each day, that it was the duty
of the people to aid the tubercular
victims, not only for their sake
but for the sake of self-preserva-
tion. Ile then stated that it costs
approximately $1200 per year to
maintain a patient in the Sana-
torium and Ex-Patients Home,
and, inasmuch as Detroit and
Michigan have sent to the Sana-
torium 117 patients since 1928,
it has cost $138,000 to maintain
A. F. L REAFFIRMS
these patients, and that the re-
STAND IN SUPPORT
mittances were much less than
these figures.
OF NAZI BOYCOTT
Sidney Gottlieb rendered vocal
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selections, assisted by Samuel
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
Solomon at the piano.
The meeting adjourned after a against this persecution of •
strong appeal by Abraham II. noble race and we are against
Jaffin for the co-operation of this autocrat in Germany who
everyone present in the forthcom- has oppressed that race. We
ing annual bazaar and carnival
will continua our boycott in
of the auxiliary to be held at the order to impress upon him the
Bnai Moshe Center, Dexter and strength of trade unionism and
Lawrence, from Jan. 16 to Feb.
to emphasize to the German
25, inclusive.
people the unity of workers.
The next meeting will be held
Previously George Gibson, fra-
on Thursday, Dec. 3, at which all
ternal delegate of the British
committees for the bazaar will be
Trade Union Congress, had em-
appointed.
phasized that British trade union-
ism is prepared to fight for free-
dom. "For liberty and freedom,"
he said, "we shall fight if neces-
sary, whether it is menaced by
our own or foreign governments."
First Sachs Team
Game on Nov. 29
national headquarters at the
meeting.
"The work of the Ilistadruth,"
said Mr. Silver, "to whom the
funds raised by the Gewerkshaf-
ten Campaign are transmitted, is
today the most vital in Palestine
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Music Study Club
Program on Dec. 1
• Net or.: "There's an OLD MAN
The Music Study Club of De-
troit will present a diversified
program at its next meeting to
be held M the Y.W.C.A. on With-
erell at Montcalm, on Tuesday,
Dec. 1, at 2:30 p. m. Included in
the 'program are: Mrs. Ida Divinoff
Rothberg, violinist; Mrs. Merril
Silverstein, vocalist; Miss Edythe
Shoob, pianist; Mrs. Max Fisher,
commentator on musical current
events; and a play by the Liberal
Arts group, directed by Thyra
Rouland Matus, formerly with the
Bonstelle Company. In the cast
of the ploy are: Mrs. David Hu-
ber, Sits. Harry Cohen, Mrs.
Charles Alpern, Mrs. Ezra Lipkin,
Mrs. Rudolph Parducci and Mrs.
Myron Jacoby, with Mrs. David
Werbe as stage manager. Mrs.
Hubar is chairman of the day.
1 .coming to Your House"
IUST as sure as you live, there's an old man
..1 coming to your house ... to stay.
You will have to look after him when he comes;
supply him with shelter, food, clothing; care for
him in illness; provide him with money. You
will be glad to do this for the old man is your-
self-20, 30 or 40 years from now.
Write or all today for details of The Dominion
Life plan which guarantees food, shelter, clothing,
and the happiness which comes with financial
independence, for the old man who is coming
as sure as you live.
ED KRAUSE
with MOH LETTER AND ASSOCIATED
THE
Nall City Notts
Z. Finherg of Flint
Rabbi
a large and enthusiastic meeting sat
Temple
Templ e Abraham on Sunday afternoon
on Zionism. This meeting was called
as a preliminary for the organization
of • Zionistic. group is this city.
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Jose ph Sc hwart z has returned from
a b usine ss trip In New York and wee
home by Mrs. Schwartz
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who
ho met him In Detroit on Friday.
Edwerd LIchtig is planning to lea.
the fleet of the week on his annual trip
for Florida, where he will spend the
winter mouth,
MORRIS SCHAVER
in working out a program of self-
sufficiency for the Jewish popula-
tion in the Yishub. The training,
both in Palestine and throughout
the Diaspora, of the Chalutzim,
who are becoming the backbone
of our national rehabilitation; the
placing of new immigrants in var-
ious forms of work; the operation
of schools; the development of
new forms of work in governmen-
tal, agricultural and industrial
endeavors, are a few of the many
tasks taken on by it. This work
must go on if the accomplish-
ments so far achieved are to con-
tinue to flourish, and it is only
through our individual efforts in
raising these funds that we can
help it continue."
The executive meeting on Sun-
day, Nov. 22, decided that a cam-
paign victory banquet will be held
in February. Each individual who
has given or raised $12 will be en-
titled to a place at this banquet.
There will be no solicitation of
funds.
The next meeting of the con-
ference will be held at the same
place on Thursday evening, De-
cember 3.
ute to any charities he wants. In
Turin the Jews prepared a richly
ornamented album containing a
proclamation of loyalty which
they sent to King Victor Eman-
uel. The Jews of Modena sent
a gold Torah covering to the
synagogue in Addis Ababa. Larg e
patriotic meetings were held by
the Jews in Venice, Genoa, Ve-
rona, Padua and other cities.
The Italian press, however, has
completely ignored these occur-
rences and continues to attack
the Jews. Regime Fascists again
declared that the Jews are the
rulers of Russia. Vita Italians as-
serted that Zionism is a menace
to the Mediterranean powers and
added that it had no faith in
Italian Jewry's protestations of
loyalty.
Nflea Ethel Ressler will lead with
Emery wenn the grand march of the
charity ball Vianned for Wednesday
menIng at the Armory under the ...-
laces of the Bay City Hebrew Ansa.-
ellen. Dud Scott's orchestra Is to play
for the affair which is to he seml-fer-
mal and will continue from 10 until
1 o'clock in the morning. Eugene
Trainee heads the committee in charge
of the plans with Mr. Olancz, Marvin
Harrison, Martin Taylor and Robert
Hutton assisting him.
J. Warren Bistran
Detective Agency
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Brick Sale for Rothschild-
Hadassah Hospital
The Business and Professional
Women's Division of Iladassah
reports that its sale of bricks for
the Rothschild-Hadassah Univer-
sity Hospital is brisk. Those pur-
chased recently are:
In honor of Warren Cowan, by
Mr. and Mrs. S. Schaflander; in
memory of I. Goldman, by Miss
Ruth Freedman; in memory of
her mother, by Miss Mendetta
PopkinVin memory of M. Gor -
don, by Miss Jeanette Steinberg .
Those desiring to buy brick s
for the hospital in memory of
dear departed, or to honor
birthday or anniversary may se -
cure them by communicating wit h
Mrs. A. N. Prussin, 3021 Roches•
ter, Euclid 6234-W.
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GIFTS GO TO
ABRAMSON
For the coming "CHANUKAH"
festival, you might wish to remem-
ber some dear friend or relative
with an enduring gift. A lamp, occa-
sional table, cocktail table. desk.
commode, lounge chair, bridge set
or countless other pieces for the
home make appropriate remem-
brances.
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of which Samuel Untermyer i
president, has requested the Na
tional Legion of Decency to con
demn all Nazi-made and pro-Naz
films in its "moral estimates of
current motion pictures•"
Quoting the Pope, the reques
was sent in the form of a lette
signed by Mrs. Mark Harris, act
ing chairman of the League to th
Legion's executive secretary, Rev
erend Dr. Joseph Daly.
It is anticipated that if th
request is acceeded to. more the
15,000,000 Catholics in the Un
ted States will thus become ac
tive in supporting the League
boycott of Nazi Germany.
In our two stores we offer you a
complete selection of such suitable
g i f ts. Made by America's best
manufacturers, they are priced so
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ABRAmsoN
Nazis Open Institute for Ant i
Semitism
BERLIN (WNS)—The world '
first so-called scientific institut
for the study of the Jewish qua
tion was formally dedicated
Munich when Germany opens
the Jewish research section of th
Institute for the History of Ne
Germany. The institute has th
"world's largest library on th
Jewish question," according to D n
Walter Frank, head of the ins`
tote. The Jewish section will b
directed by Prof. Karl A. Mud
ler of Munich University.
Sigrid Undset's Attack on Rae
Theories Angers Nazis
Angered because Sigrid Un
set, famous Norwegian autho
and Nobel Prize winner, had bi
terly attacked the Nazi raci
theories, the Westdeutscher Be
bachter is demanding an offici
ban on her books througho
Germany, and the elimination
her writings from German new
payers."Frau Undset has b
trayed the heartfelt hospitali t
she enjoyed in our cultural life ,
the paper said. "She did not d
serve the veneration which w
accorded her by wide circles
our people."
See FascismComing to Brazil
and Argentina
NEW YORK. — (WNS) — A
Beginning their sixth week of Predicts New Congressional In.
intensive drills, the Altos Lager vestieation of Hate Propaganda triumph for Fascism in Spain
would be followed by the estab-
basketball team, Detroit's repre-
NEWARK, N. J. — (NCJC) — lishment of Fascist regimes in
sentatives in the Mid-West confer-
Probability
that
there
will
be
con-
Brazil and Argentina from which
ence, have begun to show signs of
another great club and feel con- ducted another Congressional in- the Jews in those countries would
fident of repeating their vittory vestigation of un-American activi- suffer heavily, it was declared by
against the world's champion New ties, such as the dissemination of IL Leivick, eminent Yiddish poet
York Celtics, whom they meet on prejudice and hate propaganda, and dramatist, on his return from
statement to Argentina where he represented
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 29, at 3 was revealed in a
the press here by Richard Rollins, the Yiddish writers of America at
p. m., at the Naval Armory.
who
was
chief
investigator
for the International Pen Clubs Con-
Coach Philip "Cincy" Sachs has
added three young giants to his the last Congressional committee gress.
dal too' by
Mr. Leivick's fear of an immi-
That In do not think of you.
club in the persons of Bob Cope, investigation, and is now conduct-
"bigotry" exhibit at the nent Fascist regime in Brazil was
PATRICIA E. GEFFEN
6 feet 4 inches center, who gradu- ing a
Sadly mined by her loving par- of 2637 W. Boston Blvd., 30 years
local Y. M. - Y. W. II. A.
buttressed by a report from
ated from Mt. Union College in
ents and sisters.
old, died on Nov. 23. Funeral Ohio where he was chosen center
Plans for such an investigation, James Waterman Wise and Mrs.
services were held on Nov. 25 on the All-Ohio Conference Team; it was pointed out, have been Isobel Walker Soule, who have
In loving memory of our be- with interment in Clover Hill
Jake Miklozek, 6 feet 6 inches, 220 spurred by the flood of "hate" just returned from Brazil. They
loved wife and mother, Rose Bar- Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
pounds, center from Indiana State propaganda during the recent declared that Brazil is "moving
ris, who passed away nine years Hershman and Cantor .1. II.
Teachers' College in Terre Haute, Presidential campaign. More than very fast toward a frank declara-
age, Dec. 6, 1927 (11 -days in Sonenklar officiating. She is sur-
tion of Fascism," and "is likely
a great scoring star, and Moe Du- 1,000 samples of such appeals to
Kislev).• ,
vived by her mother, Mrs. Eve bilier, 6 feet 4 inches, forward, a prejudice and hatred are included to become the New World outpost
Saulson Shaeffer, a sister, Mrs. graduate of John Marshall College in the exhibit here which, accord- for Old World Fascism." They
Year memory le as Itear red
As la the hour you passed easy
Fred Kohler of Chicago and her and who saw service last year ing to Rollins, is the first of its declared that Brazil has discarded
grandmother, Mrs. Isaac Saulson. with Jersey City in the American kind to be conducted. Many ex- the right of asylum, established
Sadly missed by her loving hus-
amples of vicious prejudice propa- a new immigration quota apply-
Professional League.
band, Dave, children, grandchil-
CHARLES G. HALPERT
The Celtics boast of not only ganda are shown in the collection, ing only to Jews and was fol- Kehillah Strikers. Faint in Wares
dren and brother, Al Cook.
of 1447 Burlingame Ave., 75 years being the world's champs but also including scurrilous and falsified lowing Germany's lead in foreign
(WNS)—Scores
old, died on Nov. 21. Funeral the world's best dressed basketball attacks upon President Roosevelt, affairs.
la memory of our dear mother.
services were held on Nov. 23 team, this year their new uniforms prominent officials, Cat holic s, Place Exhibition at Tampa Con- employes of the Warsaw kehill
Etta Barris, who passed awa7 10
who are on strike fainted on t
with interment in Clover Hill costing $125 per man.
Jews, Masons and Negroes and
vention of A. F. of L.
years ago, Dec. 1. 1926.
picket line in front of the le
Park Cemetery, Rabbi J. S. Seer-
Tickets for this opening game minority groups.
Union labor, gathered at the hillah's office. They are atriki
Laving and kind
r In ell he
ka and Cantor J. II. Sonenklar on Sunday evening, Nov. 29, may
Rollins told N. C. J. C. News
annual
convention
of
the
Ameri-
Enright and Just to the earl of her days,
for three and a half mont
officiating. He is survived by his be obtained at the Griswold Sport Service that the "bigotry" ex-
Menem and trve in her heart and mind
can Federation of Labor at Tam- back pay. Several thousand ch
A beautiful memory Om by Left behind . wife, Dora, a daughter, Mrs. Ben Shop, 1134 Griswold St., or by hibit, scheduled to conclude here
pa,
Fla.,
this
week
is
witnessing
dren who attend the schools a u
Alpert and three sons, Louis, calling Cherry 3111.
Sunday, will later be shown in
Greatly mined by her ,ohs, Samuel and Lippen.
several other large cities through- an exhibition graphically show- ported by the kehillah are p r
Lawrence and Morton.
out the country, including Pitts- ing the plight of labor in Nazi paring • demonstration in fro
RALPH GLUBE
burgh, Philadelphia and Boston. Germany. The showing of this of the kehillah'a office as a g
Vilna Jews Terrorized
of 63 Temple Ave., 61 years old,
It is being sponsored by the Non- exhibition, prepared by the Non- tare of sympathy with the et
Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, of Sectarian Anti-Nazi League, of kern.
Polish - Jewish •Federation's died on Nov. 22. Funeral services
VILNA, Poland (WNS) —
Thanks to the personal int
which Samuel Untermyer is presi-
were held on Nov. 23 with in-
which Rollins is research head.
Terrorized by a marauding mob
Card Party on Dec. 3
terment in Oakview Cemetery,
Rollins said his prediction that dent, was made possible through vention of Premier Mussolini
of anti-Semites who went on ■
the
,
co-operation
of
William
Italy,
Jansen Berg, Polish Jevri
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offici-
another Congressional investiga-
rampage through the Jewish
student, will be able to contin
The first card party of the ating. He is survived by his wife,
tion was probable was based on Green, president of A. F. of L
quarter following a mass meet-
One
presentation
denotes
exist-
his
studies
in Rome. Berg has
Arlann under the joint auspices of Mary K, a daughter, Mrs. Dave
recent discussion with Represen-
ing to express their sympathy
the Detroit District Federation of Levy, a son, Henry, his mother,
tatives Dickstein and' MacCor- ing prices in Germany of vital and ceived from the Italian dicta
with the striking anti-Semitic
and
shows
necessary
foodstuffs
a
sum
of
money
and an invi
Polish Jews and Ezra Sisterhood Mrs. Rose Glube, a sister, Mm.
mack, both of whom were active
students at the University of
will be held on Thursday, Dec. Barry D. Minces, a brother, Phil
in the last investigation. Be ex- the equivalent of these prices in tion to return to Italy. Ile h
Vilna, the Jews of Vilna barri-
American
money,
Veal
is
3
marks
previously
studied
in Rome, b
3, beginning at 8:30 p. m.. at the and one granddaughter.
plained there was much work yet
caded themselves in their homes
—
Boil Moshe, Lawrence and Dex•
to be done before there could be or $1.20 per pound. Eggs aver- returned to Warsaw when
in fear of a new outburst of
MILDRED ROSENTHAL
ter. A good attendance is antici-
achieved a "lawful means of com- age 13 pfenning or five cents funds ran out. During the
anti-Jewish rioting. Hundreds
rated and the large auditorium of 404 Harper Ave., 39 years old,
bating the spread of prejudice each; sugar 40 pfenning or 16 cent anti-Jewish students riots
of Jewish shops and windows in
has been esigaged for the occa- died on Nov. 21. Funeral services
and hate." Among the purposes cents per pound; pork 1.80 marks the University of Warsaw Be
scores of Jewish houses were
lion. Members of the Federation were held on Nov. 22 with inter-
of further investigation, it was or 70 cents per pound; and liver- wrote to II Duce asking him f
smashed by the anti-Semites.
Cemetery,
and the Sisterhood are making ment in Machpelah
said, would be to bring in specific wurst 2 marks or 80 cents per help. In reply, Mussolini fo
At least 30 Jews were seriously
warded money and arranged f
elaborate preparations for an en- Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offici-
recommedations to atop use of pound.
injured • before the police dis-
When these and other commod- Berg to resume his studies
joyable evening and all are in- ating. She is survived by her
the mails and incoming ships for
turbed the rioters. Dr. Chaim
vited to attend. Refreshments will mother, Mrs. Dora Rosenthal, and
lipreading subversive propaganda ity prices are compared with the Italy.
Br u c k, 70-year old Jewish
The sister of Field Mars
be served by the committee in • daughter, Ruth Bloom.
maligning racial and religious existing wage scale in Germany,
physician, died of • heart at-
it is obvious why real wages under Rudolf° Graziani, Italian vie
charge.
minorities In this country.
tack brought on by fright
Nazis
are
the
lowest
in
the
the
roy
of Ethiopia, has married
caused by the disturbance.
.Mrs Isaac Finkelstein is presi• Young Women's Bicur
Italian Jews Hold Dammutratioas last 50 years in German labor's Frankel, • Polish Jewish medi
Holding out after • hunger
drat of the Ezra Sisterhood, Mrs.
2
Cholem
Fete
Dec.
history.
week,
to Prom Patriotism
strike of more than a
student at the University
Jeanie Weinberg, vice-president
The exhibit is a crying indict- Padua, according to a report
1.000 anti-Semitic students at
ROME. — (WNS) — Aroused
and Mn.
s Sadie Weinberg, secre-
the University of Vilna came
by what appears to be an organ- ment of the viciousness and bar- the Warsaw Haint. Frankel m
The Young Women's Chapter
tary.
ized press campaign to impugn barism of Nazism and will be pre- his bride when he joined t
out from behind their barricade
The proceeds of the party will of Blear Cholem will give I
be used to pay the balance of the luncheon and bridge at Fyfe's in the student? homes when the their loyalty to the Fascist regime. sented, from time to time, to Italian Red Cross as a volunte e
university
authorities
agreed
to
Italian Jewry is engaged in • labor and other groups through- The bride's father is a high offs
on
Wednesday,
Dec.
$600 pledge made by the Detroit auditorium
separate students in special sec-
series of nation-wide patriotic out the country.
ill in the Italian army. Frank
diAriet of the Federation and the 2, at 1 p. m. Proceeds will go to
the
principal
tions.
This
was
tic-
Anyone
desiring
manifestations, in honor of the Anti-Nazi League Seeks Support hails from Stenislov.
Ran IMaterbood to the Polish re- needy rick.
demand of the etudents. They
of Catholic Legion of Decency
Proclamation of Italy as an em-
lied fund and to aid the national )(eta should call Mrs. Helen
'sire. The Kehillah in Rome sent
Continuing ita camPaixn to hall
office of the federation. Schwartz, president of the organ- won their demand when the
The Double Cellophane wra
rare old Torah Scroll to the the release in the United States pings on Double-Mellow Old Gn
Harry Weinberg heads the De - lotion, Euclid 82.50-J, or Mrs. Archbishop of Vilna intervened
PPort for the re- tine in • regu l ar t ranspo rtation
Townsed
&OM.
with
the
authorities
after
eight
Falashas
of
Ethiopia. M Ilan of all motion pictures made and Cigarettes brings you Old Gold demption of Palestine's soil as schedule arrived in Haifa after a
troh titbit; with Max Davis William Steller,
reraw presented Mussolini with produced in Nazi Germany, the ; erne crop tobaccos In the very the inalienable property
sects[ to - chairman, and A. Mrs. Emil Edilson Is chairman of girl strikers bad collapsed from
of the flight that took two days Instead
hunger.
100,000 liras for him to distrib- Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League pink of condition.
this affair.
as treasurer.
people. of one, as scheduled.
Washington Blvd. at 1420
SAMUEL BENJAMIN
of 8742 LaSalle Blvd., 55 years
and Sat. Evenings
old, died on Nov. 23. Funeral serv-
ices were held on Nov. 24 with
interment in Beth Abraham Cem-
etery, Rabbi Weingartner offici-
ating. He is survived by his wife,
Nettie, three daughters, Frieda,
In loving memory of our dar-
Madelyn and Bessie, two brothers,
ling daughter and sister, Carol Sidney and Allen and four sis-
Alice Abnmovitz, who passed ters, Mrs. M. Kronberg of Sun-
away 11 years ago, Nov. 30, 1925. bury, Pa., Mrs. M. Zetkin, Mrs.
In mr beans your memory [Inners
Nettie Bronfield and Mrs. Celia
awe., Leader and true
Kurtz all of New York.
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SCENE AT GINEGAR, PALESTINE
at
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As the British Royal Commis- , Taking their cue from the
or mon
began its session in Jerusa- courage and determination din
1-
or rem to investigate the fundamen- played by the pioneers who, for
in tal Mars of the recent disturb- six months, worked during the
ances, U. S. Zionists prepared day and stood guard at nigh;
di for the 23rd annual observance (like the armed Shomer in the
picture above; a scene photo.
0- of Zion Flag Day.
d. A volunteer corps of scores of graphed in the Jewish Nations
al thousands of young men and w o- Fond colony at Ginegar. Pales
r3 Jewish
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National
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Fund D vol
of men will canvass Jewish commu• utinntee)e,J
on
in nities throughout the nation Sat-
et orday evening, Dec. 6, and all approach the American Jewisi
he day Sunday, Dec. 6, to raise con- public with the slogan: THEN
r. tributions to the Jewish National KEPT HIGH THE FLAG Of
c- Fund for a new advance in Pal- JEWISH HOPE; WE MUST DC
el estine Land Redemption. Minia- LIKEWISE,
ture reproductions of the Blue-
White Zionist emblem will be of- The first plane of a new all
p- fered to the public as a token of service linking Poland and Pales.