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September 03, 1937 - Image 6

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1937-09-03

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PAGE FOUR

THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

Berman Named Soviet Com-
missar of Communications

Civil Liberties In U. S. Unimpaired

MOSCOW (WNS)—M. K. Ber-
man, until now vice-commissar of
internal affairs, has been named
commissar of communications In
the latest cabinet shakeup. Berman
is known as the man who built the
newly opened Moscow-Volga canal.

A Message to the Jewish People on the Occasion
of Rosh Hashonah

By ARTHUR H. VANDENBERG
United States Senator from Michigan

I am happy to take advantage of another annual
opportunity to present my New Year's greetings
through the great courtesy of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle. Although Jewish people all round the
globe are finding much perplexity and trouble —
and often insufferable outrage — in these trying
times, we in America may still proclaim our grati-
tude that civil liberties in the United States are still
unimpaired; and that this land of freedom tolerates
no racial or religious prejudice. It is the crowning
glory of the American Constitutional system and our
immortal Bill of Rights. None know it better than
our Jewish citizenship which bitterly sees what
happens elsewhere under different auspices. None,
therefore, will be more eager to assert a New
Year's Resolution" that the American System shall
be faithfully preserved; that our defenses—in the
Constitution and the Courts — shall never be im-
paired; and that Liberty-Under-Law for all faithful
citizens, regardless of race, color, religion or creed,
shall be irresistibly maintained. To this "Resolu-
tion" we shall add the hope and prayer that this
high American example may one day inspire emula-
tion in other lands where intolerance and bigotry
now hold dark sway.

Sincerest holiday Greetings

Hanover Fire
Insurance Co.

BEN PHILLIPS, JR.
State Agent

519 FREE PRESS BLDG.

CAdillac 2130

ROSH HASHONAH
GREETINGS

C. G. Conn, Ltd.

DETROIT BRANCH

IRV WILKIE. Mgr.

1427 BROADWAY

RAndolph 1308

Happy New Year

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Connecticut
General Life
Insurance Co.

TOM O'KEEFE,

SCOVERA
CARTAGE CO.

State Mgr.

8723 W. Jefferson Ave.

1770 Nat'l Bank Bldg.

VI. 2.2230

Life — Health — Accident
Group Insurance

CA. 3977

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Capt. Edward Dennison

William F. Otto
Inc.

Supt.

SADDLERY

Happy New Year

Detroit House of

19372 WOODWARD AVE.

Correction

LOngfellow 2859

Holiday Greetings

Johnson Piston
Ring Co.

ROSII HASIIONAll GREETINGS

SUPERIOR SAFETY
FURNACE PIPE CO.

5820 Forsyth Ave.

6010 WOODWAD AVE.

MAdison 3033

TR. 2.2147

Rosh flashonah Greetings

MORSE TOOL

CO.

,

Season's Greetings

Great Lakes Tool
& Die Co.

7628 GIRARDIN AVE.

116 E. Goldengate

Season's Greetings

Phone TE

2.8090

ROMA. CAFE

The Home of Good Italian
Food

3401 Riopelle, Car. Erskine

JOHN BATTLAGIA
MORRIS SOSSI
Proprietors

PLaaa 0149

110015 HASHONAll GREETINGS

JACK'S
WELDING
WORKS

10465 KNODEL AVE.

The Origin of Priesthood in
Ancient Israel

Prof. Herbert II. Willett writes:
"In early Hebrew days there was
no special order of men consti-
tuting a priesthood. Every man
was both ruler and priest in his
own family. The sheikh of a village
would naturally exercise the some
functions in behalf of the com-
munity. In a similar manner the
kings of Israel offered sacrifices in
behalf of the nation. Saul, David
and Solomon are represented as
ministering in this manner. There
appears to have been no restriction
of priestly ministries to any one
tribe or family group, although
members of the clan of Levi may
have been favored in the employ-
ment of village priests owing to
the prestige of the name of Moses,
and the fact that they were too
few to hold any tribal area.
"The development of an order
of priests, with ranks from high
priest down to common • priests,
Levites and Nethinim, or temple
servants, was a gradual process.
By their own efforts their privil-
leges were augmented and their
rewards increased. The earlier
sources make no mention of the
office of high priest. The first no-
tice of a superior priest is in con-
nection with the discovery of the
law book (2 Kings 22:4,18) where
Ilikiah is called the higY 'priest'
But this may be due to the custom ;
prevailing in the age of the writer,
or to revision in the period of the
priest code. The first authentic
reference to a high priest by a
contemporary writer is Zechariah's
statement regarding 'Jushua the
high priest.'"

The late Fritz Haber, German
Jewish scientist who won the Nobel
Prize in physics for his develop-
ment of the artificial nitrogen fix-
ation process which helped Ger-
many stand out against the British
wartime blockade, received almost
lyric praise in the Essener Na-
tionalzeitung, Goering's paper, in
an article written by Dr. Dietrich,
chief of the Nazi press chamber.
Ousted from his job after the Nazis
came to power, Haber died in exile,
but the Nazi official called him "a
genius", without, of course men-
tioning the fact that he was a
Jew.

American tourists are so scarce
in Germany this year that the
Nazis have hired two big-time
American press agents to plug the
beauties of Naziland . . . The job
will cost 60 grand.

ROSII IIARIIONAII GREETINGS

Telfer's Bokay Coffee

LONDON (WNS) — Jewish
emigration organizations, seeking
an outlet for the hundreds of
thousands of Jews in Eastern and
Central Europe, may turn to New
Zealand if the mass immigration
plans said to be favorably con-
sidered by the New Zealand gov-
ernment should be carried out, it
is reported in "Round Table," a
British review. According to a
New Zealand report in this jour-
nal, a substantial part of the
New Zealand press, economic and
welfare organizations and cham-
bers of commerce are in favor of
lifting immigration restrictions.
Mass immigration to New Zea-
land is said to find its strongest r
advocate in Mr. Barnard, speaker
of the New Zealand parliament,
who is understood to favor ad-
mitting a maximum of 5,000,000
immigrants. New Zealand busi-
ness circles are also reported to
be favorable because of the ire
portance of mass consumption.
The chief opposition is concen-
trated in the labor unions who
fear that increased immigration
would lower the wage level. The
present population of New Zea-
land is 1,600,000. The Jewish
population is 3,000.

Every time you get your pic-
ture taken in one of those photo-
matons, drop coins in slot machine
games in arcades or try to win a
prize by playing any other kind of
coin-operated gadget you're put-
ting money in the pocket of Bill
Rabkin, president of the Interna-
tional Mutoscope Reel Company,
which makes all those games.

Rosh Haslionall Greeting.

E. & L. Transport
Company

5511 MILLER ROAD

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Walter S. Ryan Co.

MACHINE TOOLS

4363 Woodward Ave.

Royal Oak

Nagel-Ryan Co., Inc.

Antomatic Machinery fur the
Graphic Arts

Washington Square Bldg.

Royal Oak

Rosh Ilashonah Greetings

J. W. Pattern Co.

F. E. JONES
General Mgr.

7742 W. DAVISON

HO. 4029

Federal Life and
Casualty Co.

VINCENT D. CLIFF
President

2980 W. GRAND BLVD.

MAdison 3930

DEARBORN

ORegon 7770

ROSH IIASHONAll GREETING.;

SEASON'S GREETINGS

Samuel G. Keywell
Company

Blue Boat Inn

The Finest in Liquor, Food,
and Entertainment

Jos.

A.

BUIDDENDORG,

Prop.

1642 East Eight Mile Road

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

O'Neil & Hoffner, Inc.

FICII AND SEA MODS

18 Broadway Market

RA. 4077

TO. 7.9784

Telephone Ttizedo 4-0166
Maintenance Tunings

Herbert Leadbetter

Rosh IIashonah Greetings

Wholesalers Marketers of
the Famous

FORD BENZOL

Best For All Cars

Over 500 stations in the
Detroit Area

ORGAN BUILDER
Rebuilds - Electriflcallon
Addition.
4002 COURVILLE AYE.
Detroit, Mich.

Rosh Ilashonah Greetings

Heintz Service Station

8432 MT. ELLIOTT AVE.

PLan 1654

BENZOL
STATIONS
Inc.

14310 WOODWARD AVE.

LOngfellow 2010

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

C. & H. Nielsen
Cartage Co.

GENERAL CARTAGE

1338 CLAY AVE.

TRinity 2-2212

Detroit Display and
Cabinet Co.

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

Builder of Modern Store
Fixture.
121011 CLASS DECORATING

106 E. Atwater

CA. son

Metal Mouldings

Corp.

NEW YEAR '0 GREETINGS

TOM A. JOHNSON
nOODISORKINO

Eetablished Since Ills
EMI- m.11y I-9397

4559 WESSON AVE.

IMIA IL JEFFERSON ATE.
Murray 0433

Streicher, whose paper, Der
Stuermer, is notorious for its
filthy contents, has been appoint.
ed special commissar to watch
over the utilization of garbage
. . He's the perfect man for the
'ob.

Holiday Greetings

110011 IIASIIONAII GREETINGS
Floor Shone Every Night

COCKTAIL BAR

PLata 0342

Eye New Zealand as Outlet for
Some one in the Nazi regime
Mass Jewish Immigration
has a sense of humor . . . Julius

1365 E. Lamed St.

Brigham Young's

is3 7

SEPT. 3,

364 Puritan

Ate.

A HAPPY NEW TEAR

LAfayette 7010

John D. Busch & Sons

Sleet Metal and Roofing
I ontracters

639 East Fort St.

RA. 7889

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