fritoniemmifixonla4 February 19, 1937 ...LnaLk.c.sotoraci.x PAGE TWO THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME DeLuxe Family Service sr Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs Neatly Ironed Bath Towel, and Underwear Fluffed Dried Additional pounds 7c lb. THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE °nude SHIRTS .„, No matter what you pay, no laundry can launder a finer shirt WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE p M i. P WASH 18 lbs. DAMP cfs carefully ► resmi Additional Pounds Sc lb. A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE RR ', wuu Lace Curtains--- Per Rom 27ic TREE tie inewelble ter sea-beret er wlebeldeneel carte. THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY Double Woolen Blankets 35c r- 25c Feather Pillows OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. co. will Ise Finished Same Day-NO EXTRA CHARGE All Ironed Service 25C arrzanz per Pent WEAKEN° FLAT PIECES OF Maid IOC Minimum Charge, $1.50 A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION Ws Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City CAPACITY AUDIENCE ATTENDS GEWERKSHAFTEN DRIVE DINNER An audience that filled the ball- delivered by M. Kushinsky of room of Hotel Stetter to capacity Cleveland, field worker for the attended the dinner of the Ge- Gewerkschaften, who presented a werkshaften campaign on Sun- lamp to Morris and Emma day evening, to join in the cele- Schaver as a gift•from the cam- bration of the succeass of the paign leaders mid workers. Meyer drive conducted by the Palestine Seltzer, speaking for the children Labor Committee, under the spon- of the Poale Zion schools, greeted sorship of the Conference of Or- the gathering, and presented a ganizations for Labor Palestine. check for $50. M. Teich of the Morris Schaver, chairman of Bereznitzer delivered a greeting the drive, in his opening remarks in behalf of the organizations extended thanks to the numerous represented in the conference. Mr. Haggai announced that the organizations that participated in the work, and lauded the dele- children of the United Ilebrew gates of organizations for their Schools also participated in the campaign and that they had con- devotion to the cause. Joseph Haggai acted as toast- tributed a sum of $50, with addi- master. Lauding Mr. Schaver, he Monet sums to come. A telegram was read from Max also mentioned a number of so- cietiee which have joined the Karp, who is in California, pledg- ranks of the Gewerkehaften. Ile ing $1,000 towards the 1938 Ge- indicated that almost an unani- werkshaften campaign and an- mous expression of approval is nouncing that he is remitting a being given the work of the Jew- check in advance for $100 to lab pioneers in Palestine by the cover 10 per cent of the pledge thousands of contributors to the on next year's drive. Telegrams of greetings were also read from cause in Detroit. The principal addresses of the Leon Kay, president of the Jew- evening were delivered by Rabbi ish National Fund Council of De- Samuel Wohl of Cincinnati and troit, Rabbi Leon Fram, several Dr. Solomon Zemach of Palestine. organizations and other Individ- Featuring the musical program uate. In his address Rabbi Wohl em- of the evening was the appearance of a quartet consisting of Emma phasized that the Jews in Pales- Lazaroff Schaver, Cantor J. 11. tine are determined that the doors Sonenklar, Hyman H. Cohen and to Palestine must stay open and Mrs. J. S. Sauls. Cantor Sonen- that no restriction on Jewish im- klar and Mr. Cohen sang solos migration will be condoned. Mr. Zemach described the zeal and led the audience in mass sing- ing. Rosa Bassin Stein was the of the pioneers in Palestine and their determination to carry on piano accompanist. Brief greetings were heard the work in spite of all obstacles. from David Sheraga, speaking for Ile emphasized that Jews in Pal- the Peale Zion, and Osher Gold- estine love the land and are ready berg, one of the active leaders to sacrifice for the ideal of a re- in the campaign. An address was deemed Zion. Broadcast of War Veterans on Sunday THE NUT-UKE KOSHER CRACKERS BRINGS OUT THE TASTE OF SOUP WHO GUARANTEES THEM KOSHER Bridge to Aid Toy Library on March 6 The program committee of the Jewish Business and Professional Women's Club announces that the annual bridge for the benefit of the toy library will be held at Kern's Auditorium on Saturday, March 6, at 2:30 p. m. There will be prizes and refreshments. The toy library is housed at the Jewish Community Center, 8904 Woodward, and is open to the public. For further informa- tion call Madison 8275. This proj- ect has been sponsored by the women for some time. It has its beginnings in supplying toys for the nursery school, also at the Center. The public is invited to attend the bridge. Miss Sylvia Hurscowitz is in charge of the program and can be reached at 2451 W. Buena Vista Ave. YAHRESFEST OF CITRIN AID SOCIETY MARCH 7 THIS YEAR MARKS THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF QUALITY, FRESHNESS AND KASHRUTH IN SUNSHINE KOSHER CRACKERS & COOKIES BAKED IN THE KOSHER DIVISION OF THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERY OF LOOSICAVILES Women's Auxiliary of Children's Home Next Thursday, Feb. 25, at 2:30 The second annual Yahresfest of p. m., the Women's Auxiliary of Tillie Citrin Kesseliner Aid So- the Jewish Children's Home will ciety will be celebrated with a sponsor a combined Purim and banquet and dance on Sunday, "birthdays" party for the children March 7, at 6 p. m., at Jericho the home. Hall. Officers will be installed at of Each month, the auxiliary ten- that time. dere a party to honor those chil- the The president, Mrs. B. Shultz, having birthdays during announced in her semi-annual re- dren current month. This time it wil 1 port that $1100 was sent to Europe be combined with the Purim cele- and $75 was given to the Allied Jewish Campaign; $50 to Gewerk- bration. A splendid program, featuring Book Chat, Play Review, Contract Bridge, Dramatic, ehaften, $10 to the flood relief tree Seymour and Eleanor Lip- you CAN BUY QUALITY KOIIIVEA HEATH WITH coximanci Diction, Hat Making and Other Classes fund, and donations were given to little kin in two piano numbers, besides other local and national institu- will render has been Are Organized the solos they tions. arranged by Mrs. Louis Tobin, The chairman of the affair on Registrations for special inter- will be ®istration fee for this March 7 is Mrs. Simon Klein. For program chairman. Shapero, chair- Mrs. Henry H. 11637.41 DEXTER BLVD. est groups are being taken at the class of $1 for 10 lessons. reservations call Mrs. Samuel Phone w ill:17AM 3042 Between Darlene* ea Webb A senior dramatic group is man of the social committee, an- Kee Ns. I - HU TWELETH ITKKBT Jewish Community Center. These meeting on Thursdays at the Cen- Barak, Cherry 7653. nounces that refreshments in keep- ing with the holiday will be served. groups will begin next week. ter from 9 until 11 p. m. The An invitation is extended to A book chat group will meet on group Is under the direction of sibility for the outrages and for members and friends of the auxil- Ben Samsky of the staff of Wayne the failure to aupress them and Tuesday evenings at 7:30, begin- will not be mailed to ning Feb. 23, for 10 weeks. Miss University. In addition to produc- also to censure the High Com- iary, Notices the membership. concen- will missioner and others for their Mettle Baron, assistant book ing plays the group buyer at the J. L. Hudson Co. trate on scenic design and pro- misconduct. will review a book at each meet- duction management. Finger Print Expert to Ad- Learn to play the drums in the Arab Organ Predicts Partition of ing. dress Home Relief So- Palestine Between Jews rhythm class at the Center on A late afternoon group which Monday evening from 7 to 8 and Arabs ciety on Monday will review modern plays under o'clock. Morrey Brodsky, formerly JERUSALEM. - (WNS-Palcor the direction of Mrs. Bessie Oreck- on the sag of Cass High School, The monthly meeting of the Agency)-The news organ of the lin will meet at the Center begin- will teach this group. Mufti of Jerusalem predicts that Home Relief F Society atw ill bep. held ning March 3 and every Wednes- 1:30 m., A class in diction will be led on Monday, eb. 22, the conclusions of the British Former Assistant day afternoon at 4 for eight by Maurice Giesler. The group weeks. Mrs. Orecklin Is a graduate will meet on Tuesdays at 7 p. m. Royal Commission will include a at the home of Mrs. Sam Satov- Prosecuting Attorney sky, 1250 Chicago Blvd. The guest recommendation for the division of Wayne University and formerly Its purpose is to assist business will be Edward H. Wil- taught English in the public and professional men and women of Palestine into Arab and Jewish speaker liams, county auditor and finger sections. The Arab section It is Judge of Common schools of Detroit. Attendance to improve their abilities as speak- expert, who will explain will be limited to students and err in order to assist them in their wileged, will have the Transjor- print finger-printing and identification. dan added to it: The Jewish sec- young marrie dwomen. Pleas Court chosen fields. tion will also have a Jewish gov- Mrs. Charles Cornell, president, A contract bridge class under Those people interested in pho- ernment, the Arab paper declares. extends an invitation to all mem- the direction of Mrs. Edith Cugell tography are invited to meet with The daily adds that the commis- bers to attend this meeting. Non•Partisan Ticket will meet on Tuesday evenings at Miss Naomi Bulkin on Sunday sion's report will be published in Mrs. Philip Brezner, chairman Primary, March 1 7 o'clock for nix weeks. There will mornings at 11 o'clock. Trips will the middle of May and will con- of the hospital visiting committee, be a registration fee of $1 for this be taken and a dark room in the tain fundamental changes in the reports that a visit was made to course. Center has been provided to de- administration of Palestine. Maybury Sanatorium at North- For girls and women interested velop the pictures which have been Confidence -in Jewish colon- ville in spite of a severe storm. In making their own spring hats, taken on the trips. The first 10 isation in Palestine and in the The patients confined there were a class in millinery will be held on people registered will be accepted Jewish Agency for Palestine presented with fruit and delica- Merits Return to Judicial Office Wednesday evenings at 7. There for the course. was expressed in an oversub- cies, and group singing was led by A Washington. birthday• party scription by four and • half Mrs. David Kaltman, accompanied will be held by the members of the times of an offering of deben- by Mrs. Rose Bassin Stein. Miss Oakland Mothers' Club on Mon- tures in the Palestine Jewish Melba Sklar gave several drama- day, Feb. 22, at B p. m., at the Agricultural Colonisation An tic readings. This visit was mode Jewish Community Center, Mem- Philip Brenner, Mrs. created by the Zion- by Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Samuel bers kre asked to come in appro- ist Congress to stimulate set- Charles Baer, Mrs. L. Gunzberg, Mrs. R. priate costumes and to bring re- dement activities with public Marwil, Mrs. Harry Robinson and freshments. and private funds. A majority After weeks of planning and Shetzer, Judge and Mrs. Harry B. of the subscribers consisted of Mrs. Jack Horowitz. Can were A concert by the Music Study Club will feature the program of preparation, arrangements have Keidan, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gordon, German Jew. in Palestine. Fur- driven by Mrs. Baer, Mrs. Robin- Mr. and Mrs. Morris Blumberg, son and Mrs. Brews. the Linwood-Dexter Club on Tues- been completed for the Purim ther economic optimism was re- Mrs. Brezner announces that a day, Feb. 22, at 2 p. m., at the dance to be held in the social hall Mr. and Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, Rested in the announcement of of Shaarey Zedek this Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Julius Berman, Mr. an sight per cent dissident on visit will be made to Eloise next Dexter branch. Former Circuit Court and Mrs. Carl Schiller, Mr. and Wednesday, Feb. 24, and all those A book review of "Personal Ex- evening, Feb. 20. Mrs. Abe Schmier, Mr. and Mrs. the ordinary shares of Palestine wishing to make this visit may Commissioner periences" will be the feature of The dance will be held under Herbert Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Land Development Company. contact Mrs. Brezner, 3032 Tuxedo the program of the Young Moth- the joint auspices of the Junior Six and one-third per cent was Ave. Townsend 7-1943. ers' Study Club on Tuesday, Feb. Congregation and the Student man Bergson. Mr. and Mrs. Moe issued for lb • pre Mrs. Maxwell Emmer of Oak- 23, at 2 p. tn., at the Dexter Council. Excellent entertainment Leiter, Mr. and Mrs. Morris shares. man Court was hostess to the Shatzen, Mr. and Mrs. Al Schrei- branch. has been provided and no expense ber, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy, The Jewish community of Pal- board of directors on Feb. 12. The Mrs. Paul Jackson of the Coun- has been spared to make this estine was deeply stirred as re- Cor- cil of Social Agencies will speak on event an enjoyable one, in keeping Mr, and Mrs. J. Leader, Mr. and action set In against the 50 Re- board presented Mrs. Charles a cake in "If George Washington were Alive with the spirit of the Purim festi- Mrs. Ben Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. visionists who invaded the offices nell, president, with honor of her birthday, George Levey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Today", at the Fenkell meeting on val. FOR Mrs. 51! Sam Arkin, director of Ash, Mr. and Mrs. H. Keywell, of the Jewish Agency Executive, Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 8 p. m., at the Dave Diamond and his orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krell, Ru- smashing furniture, destroying the clock project, reported that Midland and Parkaide Talmud docdments and violently assault- the project is moving successfully. provide music for dancing will dolph Zuleback, Theodore Baruch, Torah. ing officials who tried to protect wishing to participate may The Council of Mothers' Club and the committee promises to sup- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamburger, the equipment. Thirty-seven of Those so by calling Mrs. M. S. Ar- will hold its annual Palestinian ply "all you can eat for a smile- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Cooper, the raiders were arrested and do kin, 2705 Leslie Ave., Longfellow Max Chomsky, Mr. and Mrs. II. program in the auditorium of the with • smile." The committee announces the Zolkower, Mr. and Mrs. P. Robin- others escaped before the police 4952. The proceeds will be used Jewish Community Center on Wed- Non-Partisan Primary Mar. 1 arrived. Hurling documents in for Passover relief. eon, Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai I. nesday afternoon, Feb. 24, at 2 following patrons for this dance: Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg, chairman Rabbi and Mrs. A. 51. Hersh- Soloff, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin I. all directions, smashing windows, p. m. Eda Needleman of Palestine, breaking furniture, the Revision- of the birthday dinner dance, re- a delegate of the World Pioneer man, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Cohn, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. ists made the trim-looking offices ported that the birthday celebra- Lieberman, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Women, will be the speaker. There Zackheim, Cantor and Mrs. J. H. of the Immigration and Organiza- tion et Northwood Inn was a suc- Sonenklar, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rogvoy. will also be a musical program. tion Departments of the Jewish cess. A mammoth birthday cake The Council of Mothers Clubs' Agency look like a typical pogrom in honor of the occasion was pre- annual Purim masquerade ball scene before they were through. sented to the Home Relief Society will be held at the Jewish Com- Among the agency officials injur- by Mr. and Mrs. H. Altman and munity Center on Sunday, Feb. ed was one who was wounded in L. Buchbinder of the Original 28, at 8:30 p. m. the head with a knife. The court Warsaw Bakery. In select Russell Woods Section, FAGS I) (CONCLUDED rums The following contributions have hope it will, its duty is to give it refused bail for the 37 arrested. block West of Dexter Blvd., be- up after consultation with the Of these 26 were from outside been received by the Home Relief tween Holmur and Petoskey. Independent Detroit Lodge's witness included the alleged lack Jewish people and without preju- Jerusalem, most of them having Society, for which grateful No- Beautiful new modern brick- Father-Son Night Feb. 24 of sympathy of officials toward dicing the Jewish position." come into the city from Petsch knowledgment is made: From the 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, lavatory on Jews; the failure to permit Jews main floor, library, breakfast Mr. Jabotinsky was followed on Tikvah and Ekron especially for estate of Jennie Newman in mem- to arms to defend themselves room, sun room and recreation The Independent Detroit Lodge the witness stand by Col. Josiah the attack on the Jewish Agency ory of Mrs. Rae Stanfield; from Mr. and Mrs. Louis Savage, in room; 2 car brick garage, cedar will hold annual father and son "despite the terrible experiences Wedgwood, who condemned the offices. with Arab press agitation; the The Revisionist attack on the memory of Joseph Wetzman; from closets, tile kitchen, fully in- night, Wednesday, Feb. 24. in the Palestine administration for being whited, etc. Ideal home in a meeting hall in Jericho Temple, humiliation of Jews by refusal to "pro-Arab and anti-Jewish." Ile Jewish Agency offices was widely Mrs. J. Rosenthal, for flood relief grant them permission to mobil- cited as illustrations numerous reported in the Arab press under sufferers; from Mrs. Charles Mari- choice neighborhood. Joy Road near Linwood. A variety program featuring ize 5,000 Jews at the beginning facts with regard to the disparity the headline "Zionist Ugliness." enthal. of the riots, Asked by Lord Peel between grants made to the Jew- Al Liwa, Arabic daily. said that several speakers, refreshments Afausiltleate Cfrpteaksort and amusements has been planned to define the difference between ish and Arab communities. Ile it "wishes joy to the Jewish Na- win by the entertainment committee Revisionists and other Zionists, then scored the application of tional Home with such methods." Julius Rosenwald Post Helps Mr. Jabotinsky preferred at first antiquated laws on land tenure The Jewish press reported that Flood Sufferers headed by S. Korheiser, Toentee - Aka Altman. ON Hest The recently elected officers of not to answer. But later he raid and tranfer. The witness also the Revisionist attackers arrived Julius Rosenwald Poet No. 218 Varied number of new brick the organization for 1937 are: that "the Jewish Agency and the charged that the local rates were in Jerusalem on the Sabbkth by of the American Legion is one of President, Arnold Feldman; vice- Government alike are planelese. unfair in the treatment accorded Arab buses 2 and 3 bedroom homes in president, Sam Korheiser; finan- Criticises Waselsope northwest district. to Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The Jewish Tenth Shot In Back by the posts that played a major part, together with 57 other Sniper After two hours of testimony, Jewish police force, he stated, is 2 bedroom brick Bungalows as cial etcretary, Harry Jackson; recording secretary, L. Elford; which included his examination, inadequate owing to the low pay- Terrorism continued to take Its branches in Detroit, in providing low a. $4500 e ■ your lot. treasurer, Thomas Nanea; trus- Mr. Jabotinsky concluded with ments. The administration of jus- toll among both Jews and Arabs relief for the flood sufferers. These tees, Ben Levin, B. Joseph, M. the statement that it was essential tice is faulty, the witness claimed, with one Jewish youth, ItUmar posts collected 393,916 items of Citron; lodge physician, Dr. Adolf to find those guilty for the dis- also adding condemnation for the Levita, seriously wounded when clothing weighing 169 tons. They W. Lowenatine. Amend Condort• •Ho turbances. He charged the High refusal to grant votes to women. he was shot in the back while be also gathered 88,112 units of food The °Moen of the Sisterhood Commissioner with negligence in "Everything is being done to was plowing near Bath Shlomo. weighing 45 tons, besides three Hearth IINM Nees are: Mrs. I Cross, president; Melt respect to the disorders. Refer- placate the Arabs," he asserted. Terrorists broke into the home of tons of green vegetables. These S. Kornwise, vice-president; Mre. ring to the Jewish Agency, Mrs. Discussing the outbreaks. Col. the mukhtar of Caesereax and supplies were delivered to the L. Weintraub, treasurer; Mrs. Ar- Jabotinsky charged that it does Wedgwood characterized the at- murdered him. Last week he had flooded crass in 59 trucks. CAMPUS ALUMNI CLUB nold Feldman, secretary; Mrs: L. not represent a majority of the titude of the Government as "in- received • threatening letter be- Casman, financial secretary; sick Zionists. He asked that it be liqui- sane weakness for yielding on the cause of his failure to pay tribute At the last meeting of the Cam- Mrs. A. Well and Mrs. dated by the Government, substi- curtailment of immigration and to the terrorists. A blacklist con- Zedakah Club Plans Supper pus Alumni Club held at the home committee. and Theater Party A. Moskowitz. tuting for It • Jewish agency on In failing to suppress incitement." Weinr the names of 15 Christian of Harry 11. Josselson. Dr. Adolf the bards of universal suffrage He also criticized the manner is and Moslem Nazarenes whom the W. Lowenstine, president, an- terrorists threaten with death was Zedakah Club will hold novel which the Government announced nounced committee appointments. between the members of the club unlike the present. The witness Samuel H. Braverman. chairman and the active chapter at Wayne accused the Jewish Agency with casualities and attacks, making found on the door of a mosque affair next month. Mrs. Israel Hertz, chairman in charge, an- Jews seem equally guilty with in Nazareth. Another member of of the social committee. an- University, which compriees Me- misleading statements in regard to impartiality in the distribution their attacks. The 'sperm of the Tabs family, famous Moslem nounced that plans are being nounced that the formal dinner ees' members of the vanity. Dr. David Sobin informed the of certificates. The Revisionist sending troops was incurred and tribe which has been the target formulated for • supper and thea- dance will be hold in the near club that Samuel Crandon will leader ended his appearance on yet no martial law was estab- for numerous violent attacks re- ter party. Zedakah's regular meet- future. Charles Robinson. chairman of address the members at the next the witness stand with the state- lished, though shooting continued, cently. was narrowly escaped by ing will be held on Monday, Feb. the athletic committee, announced meeting on the subject "The So- ment: "If Great Britain is unable the witness said. The Royal Com- death when a bomb hurled in his 22, at the home of Mrs. Samuel Wexler, 12735 Lawton. at 1:30 to fulfill the Mandate, though 1 mission was asked to fix respon- direction failed to strike him. a basketball game to be played cial Aspects of Welfare." ■-v■-e•-w-m-w--w--w-w- T71f THESE CRISP CRACKERS ARE MADE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A RABBI FLAVOR OF SUNSHINE The Jewish War Veterans of the United States will sponsor a broadcast on the occasion of Washington's Birthday over a nation-wide hook-up. on Sun- day evening, Feb. 21, from 9 to 9:30 o'clock. Music will be provided by the U. S. Army Band, and there will be ad- dresses by outstanding nation. al leaders. In Detroit the broadcast will be heard over Station WWJ. ORGANIZE SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS AT THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER MARGOLIS Bros. & Sons Kosher Meat and Poultry Market Vote for MAURICE. SCHWARTZ MOTHERS' CLUBS ANNOUNCE PATRONS FOR PURIM DANCE AT SHAAREY ZEDEK ON SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 20 . BISCUIT CO. 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