ELEI)entarimitstramancy sad THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Musical World and Jews of America Join in Tribute to Gabrilowitsch KNOWLEDGE DENIED BY HULL OF PLAN FOR GERMAN LOAN February 19, 1937 ■•■ ■ 411=1111 111i HEADS OF EIGHT DIVISIONS CHOSEN BY SERVICE GROUP'S TRADE COUNCIL FOR FORTHCOMING ALLIED CAMPAIGN PIONEER WOMEN'S LUNCHEON FEB. 23 (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) WAS exiled from Soviet Russia for her Zionist activities. She was one of the first of the Jews so exiled by the Soviet to choose Palestine as her new home. GUARD AND YOUR V BE EYES • SAFE With Health-Lite GI (COW LUDED FROM PAOE ONE Additional Donors Barbirolli, Hans Kindler, Myra in the development of the Jewish Hess, Lawrence Tibbett. Arnold on which the film is based was The following are additional homeland by her sisters in Pales- the late Ossip Gabrilowitsch Schoenberg, Josef Lhevinne and written by Hanna Heinz Ewers tine, Mrs. Idelson is a complete pledges. ;deserves commendation. He Joseph Achron. Meadantes Apple, B. Atkins, 8. Baker. optimist. The Arab riots, she says, Nazi poet. Berg Judy Booketein, F. liras a great man, a Great mull. Mrs. Goldstein to Speak did not cause a cessation of im- A. Begun J. It. Avrunitt, S. Bloom, II. Be, (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1) D. A. R. Head ;clan and ■ great personality, amount of $75 and over will start migration of women into Pales- Arnkoll. Eyes examined, gl fitted ry, 8. Adelman. A. Beildn, B. Ilistrow, The luncheon of the Ladies' Protest Degree to one who will therefore be re• IL Block. Borenatein, J. Brightman. W. The bestowal of an honorary by registered specialists at a Auxiliary of the Jewish National Braverman. 11. Brown, B. Cavelier. II. Schreiber and Morris Steinberg, on April 12, the day following tine. membered unl lly. Fund, which le a $5-a-plate donor degree on Mrs. William A. Becker, Division C, the arts and crafts the tenth anniversary dinner of "There are still," she said, "more r. Cherulek, R. Cutler. Maxwell ('het- pricee you can afford to pay. E. Cohen. kin, J. Chock, B. Chris, The 'musical world can not event, will be further enhanced president•general of the Daughters group, will solicit the following: the Jewish Welfare Federation applicants for admission to Pales- Chaplin B. Cabot, Cohen, J. Cohen. N. possibly forget him; in other by the presence of Mrs. Israel of the American Revolution, by Cohen. S. Cohen, Al. Davis. E. Dincla. tine than we have labor certifi- Advertisers, publishers, printers, 1119 GRISWOLD St M. Duehkla, A. Ehrlich. fields he may be remembered Goldstein, who is to be the guest Lincoln Memorial 'University at travel bureaus, amusements, Pa- and the Detroit Service Group, cates for. Neither the women of It. Diamond, Praia. A. relnbete. P. Filet, B. next to Klesers. nr. Middy. Ave. !but faintly.. That is why the speaker. A graduate of Hunter Harrogate, Tennessee, drew a per products, office supplies, art- Leaders of divisions under the Palestine, nor those desirous of M. Friedgomi, Gayer, Guidenblatt. A. Free- I project of the Ladies /snail. College, Mrs. Goldstein received sharp protest from the Women's ists• musicians, theaters, photog- co-chairmanship of Gus D. New- becoming Palestinians, have been man. C. Gorowits, F. Feint, J. Gold, II. Goldwater. E. Goodman, I. Green. M. Lary of the • Jewish National the degree .n.f Master of Arts at Division of the American Jewish raphers, florists, etc. man and George Stutz, will at the frightened by the events of the Oure‘itch, H. Dach, T. Horwath. R. Fund to plant an Ossip Gabel. Columbia. She also studied at Congress on the grounds that her liershberg. II. Kitts. I. Kate. J. Oats. Mrs. same time commence solicitations past six months. To this end the Alex Kate, Kiefer, 8. (lark M. Korthan. Mrs. David S. Diamond, public glorification of the regiment- lowitsch Memorial Grove In New York University which of contributions in the amounts Women Workers' Council is still Y. Kowaleky. M. Kumove, M. Kotkin, Abe Srere, Mrs. Fred Ginsburg ation of the Hitler youth renders Special ;Palestine is such a fins tribute awarded her the degree of Doc- of $25 to $75 from among the continuing its work for German N. Katz. la Oats, J. Levin. II. Labiner, her unworthy of an award by a and Mrs. Perry Burnstine are co- general divisions prospects. The refugee girls and maintains nine I. Levine, N. Levine. It. Levine. Luber- ;that it earns the interest and tor of Laws. sky, N. Linden, Lesser, Lieberman, chairmen of Division H, which Week-End Hates university dedicated to the mem- coroperation of those who value The program for the luncheon campaign proper will officially training farms at which there are lashman. P. Lubareky, Louie Levin, H. E. Lippit, I. Margolin L Markus, F. M. lull that Mr.) Gabrilowitsch did on March 3 was arranged by ory of Abraham Lincoln. In a tele- will solicit the following: Storage, open on May 2. 170 young German Jewesses." Washington's and cartage, etc., cleaners and dyers, Margolin M. Milling. B. Myerson, A. gram signed by Mrs. Stephen S. in; his life Mime in behalf of Mrs. Philip Slomovitz. Mrs. Sam- Mr. Blumberg, in an address in It is this work for German refu- Nakeisky. J. Neiteleky, N. Noltnark, H. (the Jewish national aspirations uel N. Heyman is president of the Wise, the Women's Division wired beauty shops, barbers, hotels, clubs, which he outlined the plans of gees that is being mainly sup- Nelson, J. Rosenthal, 11. Rosenthal, P. Lincoln's Birthday tailors, laundries, public employ- Ruble, L. Rosen. A. Rottoeberg. M. Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jewish Dr. Stewart W. McClelland, presi- ees, organizations. This 'division the Trade Council, declared that ported through the efforts of the Smith, I. Below, M. gaulson, J. Singer. t is Palestine. at the National Fund and Mrs. J. 8. dent of the university, that the will also have charge of pros- the work is being started earlier Pioneer Women's Organization, the I. Shomaker, J. /Mikes, 8. &thwarts • D. • The work of the Mailamm, M. Stark. B. Bokolow, A. Ethe AmSrica: Palestine Music Sperka Is chairman of the lunch- award of the degree to Mrs. a pects who fall in no particular than usual this year in order to American affiliate of the Women itherags, eitnilo, D. smile. D. Sky, A. Sholdinger, Becker on Lincoln's birthday is Association, which was so dear eon committee. make possible more efficient cov- Workers' Council of Palestine. 1. Shomaker, M. Taney, 8. Victor. BE "shocking paradox." The basis of trade or professional group. M. Weintrobe, Wolnshullemint to Mr. , Gabrilowitsch during the tions ering of prospects, and to give And it is in the interest of this Wegner, Urge Early R G. Warren, M. Winokur. S. Wexler, the protest was a speech by Mrs. Plan to Meet March 2 of his life. has last 10 y the workers a chance to concen- activity that Mrs. Idelson Is tour- Zeltlin, E. Werkstein, Weintraub, Wa• Dut to the fact that a kosher Becker to the Pennsylvania State Zell% B. Zuckerman, Walk, Tillie attracted the Interest of Amer. Plans are being formulated for trate on their slips. catered luncheon will be served, Convention of the D. A. R. in ing America. CitrIn uria Aid Society. C 'lea's outstanding musicians. la% work- Mr. Blumberg made an impor- it is Imperative that reservations Nov., 1936, in which she declared The W.. ir. Bloom. R. Gael/. F. Ai- Visiting this country with her ,This organisation has given en March ens oitalcdapatan tant announcement to the effect daughter, she has been more than tew rt ,,L ; A Lef l i t t.t;„A w.,,,,L yubitirek ?y dik r 6k, M . 13: be made well in advance. Mrs. that "youth finds a moral exulta- :rreteotinbge great help to the Jewish maid. J. Deytshe, luncheon secretary, tion and an object of dedication which time activities of these that a special automobile corps pleasantly surprised by the results Nakelsky, T. Rosenthal, B. Taney, J. Mount Clemens, Michigan cians in Palestine as well as to will be organized this year so as achieved since she arrived. She is Trontbke. 15902 Normandy Ave., University in the Fascist state. Youth is dedi- groups will commence. 'the refugees who come to Pal- REST — RELAX 2-5293 and Mrs. Samuel Heyman, cated sincerely to Hitler's program Important announcements rela- to assist the workers who are as- confident that when she returns to estine from countries of parse. Ernst Freud, the son of Prof. 3224 Sturtevant Ave., Townsend as a symbol of national reawaken- tive to the work of the trade signed prospects In distant sec• Palestine in the spring to resume Dietary Lawn cation. The concerts conduct- 7.6851, are taking reservations. ing." divisions in the forthcoming cam- Hone of the city. hir. Blumberg her activities as secretary of the Sigmund Freud, daddy of psycho- Open All Year Round ed in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and paign were made by the heads of declared that every individual Women Workers' Council, she will analysis, is a prominent architect Mrs, L. Miller, Euclid 0516-W, a former Dr. Adolf Hamburger, other Palestine cities by Arturo in London ... He has just drawn duty to assume the re- owes a the Trade Council. Mn. Mittelman Management: take with her the funds necessary rummage chairman, announces judge of the Berlin District Court, Toetaoini and under the gold. that she can still make appoint- was one of the three German Jew- announced that all captains will sponsibility assigned to him to for the continuation of the work the plans for the new home of Max Elkin — Albert Grossman *ace of Bronislaw Haberman be selected within three weeks help in the adicitations in behalf she has been doing during the past the London Maccabi Association. ments for rummage. ish refugees who received diplo- are the results of the first steps Mrs, bi. Goldberg, Townsend mas at the'graduation exercises of and that the complete set-up is of the important causes which de- five years in her present post. towards the Palestine music Mrs. Idelson has been a resident 5-2879, will be glad to collect St John's University Law School, expected to be ready in time for mand support from Jewry Sand movement inaugurated by Mr. the planned meeting on March 2. urged that as many as possible INFORMATION ON LISTED AND savings boxes. • Catholic-administered school ill In his initial statement at the be enlisted to participate in the in the Yishub since 1926 when she Gabrilowitsch. Goodman, Townsend Mrs. I. Brooklyn. The other refugee grad- meeting on Tuesday, Mr. Mittel- actual work of the campaign. UNLISTED SECURITIES For suck an effort the late 6-3578, is chairman of the sou- uates were Dr. Alfred Prager, who man declared that he can see Mrs. Ehrlich told the gathering peen Jewries," Mrs. Ehrlich de- distioguisked leader of the De. PERSONAL SERVICE ASSURED venir booklet. Darling ads are received a degree from the Uni- nothing but success for the drive that in order to make the forth- clared: trait Symphony Orchestra de- being taken by Mrs. II. Kraft, versity of Leipzig in 1920, and Al- with the present set-up and ex- coming campaign a complete suc- Brief talks were made at the serves to Ims honored and I sun llogarth 8822 and memorials by fons Richter. glad to join with the Detroit pressed confidence in the caliber cess, workers and contributors gathering by Louis Robinson, Abe hire. M. Hayman, Euclid 1.0015. Ladles Auxiliary of the Jewish The nation-wide observance of of leadership which is being en- will have to realize that this is Kasle, Morris Steinberg, Alex Mrs, L. Lightstone Is planning Brotherhood Day, Feb. 20 and 21, listed to direct the drive. National Fund of Detroit la our community and that all the Schreiber, Gus Newman and CADILLAC) MS 1132 BURL BLDG. novel table decorations. has won the official endorsement of making the occasion for the Joseph H. Ehrlich, who was causes included in the campaign others. Mr. Newman compliment- The following additional pledges the governors of 32 states, it was chosen as chairman of the ad- are the obligation of every Jew. ed George Stutz for the organiza- honor to be given him March 3 have been received: announced here by Dr. Everett R. visory committee of the Trade "No matter bow much we give to tion of the present set-up for the at Congregation Shaarey Ze- Mesdames A. Agree, N. Arkon, dek • memorable event. Berk., P. mum. A. DInmenthni, A. Cilnchy, director of the National Council, announced that the pre- overseas causes, we can not pos. drive and called it the most per- The local project for the plant. Carietein, P. Chelman, J. Chicoral, A. Conference of Jews and Christians, campaign soliciations of contrib- sibly give enough in view of the fect and well-organized campaign Cohen, I. Cohen, A. Daniel, A. Innits, lag of a Gabrilowitsch Grove is 11, it. Davis. IL Deneun. - E. Edelson, under whose auspices the observ- utors who donate sums in the tragedies that are affecting Euro- machinery ever effected. part of a nation-wide movement J. Elmer, AL Feldman, B. Fealk, W. ance will be held. Metter, 1i. Denser, kb Denser, L Ger. which originated in New York mansky, I. Glicklin, L. Gold. It, (Been- from the Mailamm, the American berg, M. Goodman, B. Gorelick, It, "To Hell With the Boycott" Says Palestine Music Association. of 0 Ns/man, 8. Hamburger, E. ilarrisou, Head of Kress Stores O. Iluttmen, C. Honigman, H. lorry, J. width Leopold Godowsky is hon- Jaffe, a. Jia ( 141:11.;...1 . . SEATTLE, Wash. (WNS) — orary president and Mischa Ell- "To Hell with Mr. Untermyer'a liras, A. Lailret, Kramer. J. man and Bronislaw Huberman Koeak, Lattin, D. Laiken, J. Leach. 11. boycott," was the blunt comment are the honorary vice-presidents. J. Lieberman. P. Lieberman. D. B. Lich• of multi-millionaire Claude W. A concert In behalf of the Gabri- di, J. LlpehInsky, M. Lien C. LuttetskY. Meer, A. Ilendelson, M. DIendelson, Kress, head of 235 five-and-ten lowitsch Grove fund will be spon- I. II, 111101191, J. A. Mintz, B. AluecovItn Nose, B. cent stores bearing his name, in an sored by the Mailamm at Carnegie II. Newman. E. Noodel, II. Hall in New York on Wednesday. Genoa, IL Ostrow, It. Pollack, AL Push- exclusive interview with the Seat- D. Robineon. S. Rumen, I. Itubin• tle Jewish Transcript. Asked why Feb. 24, and featured on the pro- kin, Mein, Rudd, II. Schumer, L. Belton, A. kram will be Albert Spalding, gelling, I. Shetser. A. (Wachter• B. he, a Presbyterian elder and one Singer, M. who prays In church on Sunday H. T. Siegel, violinist; Harold Bauer, pianist; ititubiner, 11. Solar. IL Solomon. A. Spit- to the Prince of Peace, sells Ger- Emanuel List of the Metropolitan man-made goods on the other days Okra co., soloist. The New York J. Warshawxky, J. Weiner, 11. of the week, which puts money in program is being arranged by a trey Wineman, 11 Wise, J. Zetkin and 0, the hands of persecutors and war- committee of musicians of which ZIff, and the Aliso. 0. Buchman. M Artur Bodanaky, Serge Kousse• Feldman. B. Fault/In, A. GlIcklin and makers in the Nazi regime, Mr. Kress said: "We handle merchan- vitzky and Otto Klemperer are M. Spilitin. The next regular meeting and dise the people want. We take the the chairmen. Mrs. Israel Gold- final pep rally will be held at the stand that if they don't like our stein, nationally prominent leader in women's circles and the wife Wilshire Hotel on Wednesday, merchandise policy, they can stay m. Aaron D. out of our store." Reminded that Of Dr, Israel Goldstein, president Feb. 24, at 1:30 Of the Jewish National Fund of Kurland, prominent local attor- his New York stores were recently THE America, heads a special group of ney, will be guest speaker. A picketed for handling German leaders who are sponsoring the musical program will be rendered goods, Mr. Kress declared, "Mr. concert. Included in this group and refreshments will be served. Untermyer knows our attitude. To 1st Prize . $100,000.00 are: Woe. Achron, I. A. Hirsch- Donors are urged to pay their hell with his boycott. I don't like ICA* man, Dr. J. F. Neuberger of the pledges on or before that date. the man. I've received insulting OltE, (SE • $30,000.00 for 2nd Prize Is set letters from him about the boycott. The luncheon date U. S. Navy, Rabbi Ira Eisenstein, kW FO chairman of the New York chap- March 3, 12:30 p. m., at the But as long as a Kress is at the 40113 DOW $10,000.00 3rd Prize ter of Mailamm, and others. Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, Mrs. head of our stores we will carry 'Among those serving on the Joshua Sperka, hincheon chain German goods." . $10,000.00 4th Prize .4 inewiciane committee are John man, will preside. (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE/ ' S COLONIAL HOTEL & Mineral Baths • CHARLES R. RASSNEIt !! Chronicle Want Ads Pay!! THERE'S STILL TIME TO WIN A FORTUNE! Start Today! Enter the OLD GOLD Contest NOW ...and Win 0,000.001st PRIZE $ 1 SOLVE THESE PUZZLES ... You Can Win $100,000.00 s peakers' Bureau of Detroit Service Group to Hold First Meeting Feb. 23 5th Prize . $5,000.00 6th Prize . ±e $5,000.00 7th Prize . 4. 4 . $2,500.00 8th Prize . . . $2,500.00 TO EXCLUDE JEWS FROM GOVERNMENT IN POLISH SET - UP (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 0011 (00NCLUDED FROM PAGE n ing human misery and reconstruc• ins lives. The Speakers' Committee ; Serving on the speakers' bureau with Rabbi Fram are the follow- ing: James I. • Ellmann, Bernard Isaacs and Samuel Lieberman, co- chairmen; Mrs. S. Schaflander, secretary. — Irving Adler, Gabriel N. Alex- ander, Hymen Altman, Mrs. Hy- man Altman, Dr. Raphael Altman, Nathan Bean, Levy M. Becker, Mrs. Edith B. Bercovich, Joseph Bernstein; Mandell Bernstein, Wil- liam I. Boxerman, Fred M. Butzel, Max Charnels, Max Chomsky, Louis S. Cohane, David .1. Cohen, Henry A. Convisssr, Sydney De- Young, Charles Driker, Mrs. Jo- seph If. Ehrlich, Jsmes I. Ell- mann, Esther Etkin, Walter Far- ber, Hannah Ferman, Charles E. Feinberg, Rabbi S. M. Fine, Lio- nel Fink, Isaac Finkelstein, Rabbi Moses Fischer, Dr. Leo M. Frank- lin, Maurice A. Giesler, Mrs. $amuel R. Glogower, Marvin B. Glapld, Dave Goldman, Ephraim Gomberg, Joseph Haggai, Ar- thur J. Hass, Harold Ilelper, Dr. A. M. Hershman, Bernard Isaacs, Mrs. H. L. Jackson, Herman Ja- cobs, Leon Kay, Sol Kasdan, Mrs. Schmarya Kleiman, Dr. David Kli- ger. Julian H. Krolik, Mrs. Julian H. Krolik, Aaron Kutnlck, Aaron Kurland, A. J. Lachover, Morris Lachover, A. C. Lappin, Sol R. Levin, S. Lieberman, M. Malin, Harry Markle, Benjamin Marcus, Henry Meyers, M. Michlin, Nathan Milstein, Mrs. Emery Monash, Miss Anna Oxenhandler, Louis Panush, Kurt Peiser, Herbert J. Pevos, Abraham J. Piel, Harry M. Raden, Arthur L. Robbins, Nathan Rose, Saul II. Rose, Aaron Rosen- berg, Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal, Judge Charles Rubiner, Abe Sa- tovsky, Saul Sarnoff, Mrs. Samuel Schafrander. Morris Scheyer, Irv- ing W. Schlussel, Harry Seligson, Simon Shetzer, Dr. Leonard Sid- low, Aaron M. Silberblatt, Harold Silver, Harry Slavin, Philip Slo- movitz, Mordecai I. Soloff, Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka Rabbi Isaac Stollman, Harry Weinberg, Mrs. Harry Weinberg, Aaron Weiswas- ser, Lewis J. Weitzman, Dr. Ben- Jamie D. Welling, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt, Samuel S. Willis, Mrs. Henry Winemin. 2 Prizes '1,500.00 each '3,000.00 2 Prizes '1,000.00 each '2,000.00 10 Prizes '500.00 each '5,000.00 days, the anti-Semites are now planning "Jew-less weeks." An unusual example of labor solidarity between Jewish and Christian workers in • Jewish-. owned glass factory in Opoto- acre is reported by the Folks- zeitung, Buadist organ. When the factory owner discharged 50 Jewish workers his 250 Chris- tian workers went on strike. The strike continued for weeks and was not called off until the employer took back the dismissed Jewish workers. An attempt to burn down the local office of the Palestine Bur- eau was averted when passersby put out a slight blaze that had been started at the door. Benzine had been poured all over it. The Peale Zionists blame the fire on the Revisionists who recently raided the bureau. That Polish Jews want no part of anything made in or origina- ting in Nazi Germany was made clear when the Warsaw Chesed Shel Emeth (charitable burial so- ciety) refused to accept a brand new automobile sent to it from Germany by a Nazi out of grati- tude for the society's having bur- ied his Jewish brother-in-law, who died • pauper in Warsaw. PALESTINE LEADER VETERANS BOYCOTT Thirty-three years after he had TO SPEAK MONDAY SCHMELING'S TOUR Picked out his own grave and seen to the erection of his grave- (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 5) (CONCLUDED FROM PAOE ONE) stone, Solomon Yerusolimsky died here at the age of 103. In 1904 pie of American sportsmanship. ized in Vienna the first post-war Yerusolimsky made arrangements He won the championship while Jewish emigration to Palestine and for the grave where he has now sitting on the canvas. 'Thereaf- established a system that has been been buried. ter he refused to give Jack Shar- in use since then. In 1919 he was a member of the Jewish delega- key,. from whom he won the tion to the Paris Peace Conference. TWO EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS CALLED championship, an opportunity to Mr. Kaplan was for • number win back the championship as he of years a member of the Munici- (CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE) pal Council of Tel Aviv, being ad• had agreed. ministrator of the engineering de- "The Jewish War Veterans partment of that fast-growing Feb. 28. Addresses will be de- consider Schmeling a symbol of city, now the largest In Palestine. livered by the following: Rabbi Leon Fram, represent- Nazism. They do not consider In 1933 he was elected a member this a sporting proposition as far of the executive of the Jewish ing the congregational schools, in- as Schmeling is concerned, since Agency for Palestine and trans- cluding Temple Beth El, Shaarey there are no sports in present- ferred his activities to Jerusalem. Zedek, Bnai Moshe and Bnai day Germany according to Ameri- He is ■ member of the manage- David; S. Bercovich, represent- can standards, all sports by sev- ment board of the Palestine Land ing the Yiddish schools. such as eral decrees being a part of Nazi Development Company and a mem- the Farband. Workmen's Circle politics and propaganda. The re- ber of the development committee and Jewish Peoples Schools; Ber- cent Olympics in Berlin adequate- for Haifa Port. One of the leaders nard Isaacs, representing the ly proved that. We call upon the of the Histadruth, Jewish Federa- communal schools, the United League for Human Rights, the tion of Labor of Palestine, Mr. Hebrew Schools. Each speaker Nea-Sectorian Anti-Nazi League. Kaplan has helped to direct the will describe the important feat- the Detroit and Wayne County growth of that oranization until ures of the group of schools he Federation of Labor and various it now numbers ag membership of is discussing. Following the ad- dresses, Levy M. Becker, educa- Oatholic and Protestant organiza- 100.000 men and women. tion to voice their protests and The settlement of German Jews tional director of the Jewish boycott the scheduled Detroit in Palestine has been furthered by Community Center, will summar- exhibition." Mr. Kaplan In his capacity As ize and indicate In what respects financial director of activities to there are common features to all The Nazi Bureau for Race In- increase the absorptive capacity of schools, and how they are all at- to serve the needs of the vestigation reports that "t h e the country for refugees. He Is a tempting Jewish community and to make hleed of Del Nippon contains director of the Rural and Subur- for Jewish survival. within itself virtues closely akin ban Settlement Company for Ger- Harry L Jackson and Gus D. Co the pure Nordic strain" . . . man Jews. 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