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Mardi 17, 1939

,Quaker Will Speak
at Temple Beth El

MOSKOWITZ
SCHIFF
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer

WORKERS IN WOMEN'S PROJECT COMB
THE CITY FOR $50,000 FOR ALLIED CAMPAIGNS

OF MT. CLEMENS
INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE

YOUR PASSOVER HOLIDAY

drive. The general aims of the
being the largest and most im- 1939 drive and the 55 agencies
troit fund-raising effort in the included in its quota arc being ,
at the Strictly Kosher
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De
Detroit Jewish community, em- stressed by members of the Bu-
114 ERSKINE, Corm JOHN R
and to maintain those
55
most
worthy
local,
na-
to offer courses in "The Bible as disaster
sere-
bracing
local and national
reau. In addition, the large fem-
Unexcelled Facilities for Weddings, Banquets, Parties,
Literature" and "The Jewish In- essential
ices necessary to the dignity of tional and overseas causes. We
Showers, etc.
t terpretation of the New Testa- American Jewish life are urged therefore decided at our last inine contingent, headed by Mrs.'
II
Novi
iso
('Arm
rri
or
Ise
KO
t LARGE HALLS Wm/
ment." Other courses offered are to pledge their services to the meeting to increase our last David Wilkus, is striving to reach
every women's organization and
Smaller Dining Room for 60 and 60
current events by Rabbi Leon
- year's contribution of $75 to $500 club in the city in order to ex-
Fram; ancient history and mod- , campaign. Campaign headquar this year."
Phone Clifford 2469 — Office: 1937 Gladstone, Tyler 6.3530
plain the Women's Project to I
I
ern
history
by
Rabbi
Eric
Fried-1
ters
are
at
1373
Hotel
Statler,
The Primrose Benevolent Club's
we oleo eater al all mnagogmee, hotels ppd
land; comparative religion and I telephone Randolph 9340.
their e
Ca s officers are: Mrs. Thomas Cowen,
Starchier bers.
of Time's film, "The
Organizations'
Committee
Will Officiate at the
Jewish customs and ceremonies
president; Mrs. Louis Friedman, Refugee
. . . Today and Tomor-
Conference for Sunday
by Rabbi Charles Lesser; contem-
vice president; Mrs. N. Golden-
of
shown
at
the
second'
Myron
A.
Keys.
chairman
was
porary Jewish movements and the
berg, recording secretary; Mrs. row,"
1Jew in modern Jewish literature organizations and his co-chair- C. Joslove, financial secretary; general meeting of the entire per-
KASHRUTH STRICTLY ADHERED TO
I by Rabbi Elmer Berger; elemen- man, Joseph Bernstein, announced Mrs. Nathan Sandler, treasurer. sonnel of the Speakers' Bureau,
held on Thursday evening at Ho-
WRITE OR PHONE YOUR RESERVATION
, tary and advanced Hebrew taught that the work in connection with
Synagogue
Committee
Passover
the 1939 Allied Jewish Campaign
tel Steller.
For the two S'Dorim or for the entire week of
by Miss Rose Pike.
Rabbi 1, Stollman, chairman of
Rabbi Leon From, who pre-
Albert P. Martin and his wife,has
already begun. According to the synagogue committee, re- sided, led the general discussion
I
' Anne Haines Martin, served as the the decision of the Advisory Coun-
enter- ported that a conference of all on the approaches necessary to
officers of the synagogues and of-
representatives of the American !MI on Organizations, an
►
Service Committee in the 'Rency conference of all officers of Seers f their women auxiliaries the various groups in the
AB too often, the unexpected
Friends
fraternal, social and educational was held on Tuesday evening, whose interests lie in many differ-
Quaker Center in Berlin Iron groups will be held on Sunday
death of the breadwinner means
14, at the Jewish Home for ent fields. A discussion of the
February, 1936, to the summer of morning, March 19, at 10:30 March
that the standard of living to
roach to youth groups was
1938. This center is the outgrowth o'clock, at the Jewish Children's h food in connection with the given
by Jacob Weissman, co-
which he has accustomed his fam-
Phone Mt. Clerntms 75
1939 Allied Jewish Campaign, at chairman of the Junior Section,
of the Friends' Child Feeding
Mt. Clemens, Michigan — : —
were
completed
ily and dependents will have to be radically revised. Most
Mission during the years after the
Messrs. Keys and Bernstein which time plans
Detroit Service Group Speakers'
for
the
participation
of
all
syna-
war when there was widespread stated that matters of vital im-
families under the circumstances would have to come down
Bureau. Miss Anna Oxenhandler,
undernourishment in Germany. portance, pertaining to the forth- gogues as groups and their mem- assistant principal of Temple Beth
too suddenly to a lower standard of living. To guard against
bers as individuals, in the drive. El Religious S c h o o I, expalined
The
Center
has
continued
as
an
coming
humanitarion
drive,
will
this danger, the Great-West Life has worked out a practical
Rabbi Stollman stated: "The how best to appeal to school age
agency through which to seek be discussed at this conference.
me give you full particulars—
readjustment income plan. Let
international understanding and "In view of the seriousness of the synagogue committee takes cog- groups. The best explanation of
nizance
of the fact that the Allied the Women's Project to women's
goodwill. It was a place where Jewish situation overseas," they
you will be interested.
ELIZABETH and WITHERELL
Germans and Poles could meet said, "we must have the coopera - Jewish Campaign includes many groups was outlined by Mrs. Sam -
local
and
overseas Jewish tradi-
when the question of the Polish tion of every Jew in the com-
uel R. Glogower, of the advisory
Corridor was a hot one. Through munity. We therefore urge that tional and religious causes. It also board for the Women's Project.
A BRILLIANT SETTING FOR BANQUETS,
its good offices it was possible to all officers of organizations and recognizes the tragic situation of Joseph Bernstein of the Jewish
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, DANCES
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send some relief money in 1937- members of their respective ex- eleven million Jews abroad. This Daily Forward discussed the prob-
38 from German Mennonites for ecutive boards attend this meet- committee therefore heeds the lems to be faced when addressing
JOE RYNEK, Catering Mgr.
call
to
service
and
will
cooperate
child feeding in the schools in the ing and help us in our important
a Yiddish speaking organization.
AIISUINAISCR COMPANY
whole- hearteclly in the 1939 The best general approach to the
Sudeten area in Czechoslovakia. task."
Your guests will enjoy our renowned catering facilities,
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entire 1939 Allied Jewish Cam-
The Friends Center in Berlin I An encouraging r ep o r t was drive."
excellent cuisine and unsurpassed service M
next affair.
Organize Speakers Bureau
help you arrange y
paign effort was detailed by Dr.
is a cooperative undertaking of made by Mrs. Thomas Cowen,
glad
to
will
be
Under the chairmanship of Leo M. Franklin. A question and'
he Primrose Benev-
German, English and American president who
PHONE CHERRY 9000
Friends. Recently it has cooper- olent Club, stated: "We, the Rabbi Leon Fram, members of the answer period followed. Speakers'
Dinners 55c up
Allied Jewish Campaign Speakers'
Luncheons 35c up
ated with the agencies which have officers and members of the Prim- Bureau have already addressed kite and materials were distrib-
dealt with refugees leaving Ger- rose Benevolent Club, recognize
REMEMBER THEM FOR
uted.
many and has been thronged with the Allied Jewish Campaign as 66 organizations on behalf of the
people seeking information.
Albert P. Martin is a graduate
of Brown University, with a Ph.D.
, from the University of Wisconsin.
He has also studied at the Uni-
by MAIL CAM Or RADIO
versity of Munich. Before going
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deTyhewnoaittuirlearny.saineanlos;-
to the Friends Center in Berlin
Phone HOgarth 3042-3
1,143 .7 , -4 . 133 MXTER.Lan
he was asistant professor of Ger-
POLAND,
ROUMANIA,
RUSSIA,
PALESTINE
To
Scheyer as vocal soloist at its
man at Brown University. His re-
KOSHER MEATS WITH CONFIDENCE
TOO CAN DOE QOALITR
14th annual concert on Sunday
and all other countries.
search and writing is in the field
evening, March 26, at the Scottish
of Germanics. He is a member
of the Friends Meeting in Swarth- Z. Tygel, National Secretary, to Be Other Guest Speaker
Special!
more, where he joined in 1935.
at Banquet; 50 Organizations Among the Sponsors
After joining Friends and before
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A
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going to Germany he and his wife
"JEWIS H
Abraham Goldberg. one of the,
and two sons were active in the
Fifty Detroit organizations are
Friends Meeting at Providence, R. cooperating in sponsoring the ban- most brilliant orators in America, I
Dry Cleaned
eminent
journalist, an outstand-
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By Having Your Curtains Beautifully
• An
I. Part of his background for his quet of the Detroit branch of the ing Ilebraist and a veteran Zion-
and safe
present peace position is his ex- Federation of Polish Jews in
TANCE assures a prompt, efficient
FOR PROMPT
leader, will be the guest speak-
O
perience in the army during the America to be held this Sunday ist
method of forwarding your funds.
er. Mr. Goldberg is a member of
SERVICE CALL .
a
World War.
evening, hlarch 19, at L cher's
administrative committee of
SERVICE,
AT
LOW
COST.
the
rboro.
te
SAFE, RELIABLE
Ballroom, Cass and Pe
the Polish Federation. 1
Somewhere in New York is a
Another speaker on the pro- I
letter from former Hungarian
gram will be Z. Tygel, national)
, Prime Minister Bela Imredi, in
secretary
of the Polish Federa-1
which that non-Aryan anti-Semite
Washington Blvd., Detroit, Mich.
Lion. There will also be a musical
1227
( , repents his anti-Jewish activities
Phone Cherry 2606 • 07 -08
and literary program.
.. . But Yiddish newspapers have
at any Railway bison Mesta Office or Sub.Apentt Sailing American bluets Service
Cantor J. II. Sonenklar will sing
not yet printed it.
Of receipt.
Al.'.,' ad lor Americo
a group of songs and there will
M' violin selections by the eminent
European artist, Anatoly Shaev-
sky, accompanied by Mrs. Shaev-
sky, who is an able pianist.
A special journal has been pre-
pared for Sunday's banquet, giv- EMMA LAZAROFF•SCHAVER
Mg a financial report on funds
3916 JOY ROAD near DEXTER
raised by the Federation for dis- Rite Cathedral of the Masonic
tribution by Polish Jewish leaders. Temple.
Rabbi E. Wohlgelernter is
Mrs. Scheyer, an opera artist
chairman of the organizational, of note, has sung with the San
To Bring Enjoyment to Your Passover Table,
ALL PROFITS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS
committee, Jack Kahn is president Carlo Opera Company, the Cin-
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A Pall Imola. No Obligation on Your Fad
Prepare Your Foods With
of the Detroit district of the Pol- cinnati Opera Company, and in
•
ish J e wish Federation. Harry concert recitals throughout the
Weinberg is chairman of the ban- United States and Canada. She,
quet committee, Albert Brown is has appeared in joint recital with
REPRF.SENTATIS IS
executive director of the Chicago the famous Metropolitan opera
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
district, and Philip Imber is sec- tenor, Tito Schipa, and recently
Pure and Kosher Food Products
retary.
returned from a successful tour in
All organizations that have not England, Poland, Palestine and
ABRAHAM GOLDBERG
obtained tickets for the banquet Mexico. In Palestine, Mrs. Scheyer
* Rokeach Pure Fruit
urged to do so immediately appeared in concerts in Tel Aviv,
*Rokeach Kosher
This banquet is being conducted are
by communicating with Philip }m-
Preserves
as part of an effort to raise funds bee, 1708 Taylor Ave., TR 2-7433. Jerusalem, and most of the settle-
Strawberry - Raspberry
ments of the Homeland. Specializ-
for relief of Polish Jews.
*
Nyafut
Cherry • Marmalade
ing in modern Hebrew melodies,
"Not
Fleischig,
Not
Milchig"
•
she has been acclaimed both in
Rokeach Pure Honey
America and abroad as the finest
* Rokeach Kosher Peanut a Rokeach Kosher
interpreter of modern Hebrew
Cider Vinegar
songs.
Oil—In cans and jugs
Mrs. Schaver's selections on the
At All Groceries
program will include several oper-
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
atic arias, Hebrew and Yiddish
and up
I. ROKEACH A SONS, INC.,
folk songs.
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Off.
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Dr. Alexander Manke will be
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the 'cello soloist. He is a German
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refugee and is a musician of un-
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usual ability. Dr. Menke and I
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Emma Lazaroff-Schauer will be
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accompanied by Rebecca Katzman
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Frohman.
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DETROIT
ETCH.
The chorus will appear under
pi.
the direction of Dan Frohman,
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Zialir.1117.TYTar
with
William Gayman as assistant,
OUR TREASURY COMPLETELY DEPLE ' T'ED AS
accompanied at two pianos by
1:ARRAIGNS ROT YET MEM WAY AND
APPEAL
BEPORT
EOM
APPROACHING
Celia Plotnick and Sarah Rita
ynn 1L1101 cA.rror INITIATE Estotosscr
Bloomfield.
CAUPAIGES
CAUFAIC11 BUT ESSENTIAL GATHER IN ALL FUNDS DUE PROM 1958
c ur
All seats are reserved and tick-
REFUGEES ALL
HOST !•ET ELIRGENCIES EVERYWHERE ESPECIALLY SEUL?
ets are obtained from Ilalevy
ACTIVITIES AND THREATENED
members
or at the box office the
COLLAPSE
PARTS WORLD ORDER PREVENT
day of the concert. Tickets will be
Immo APPRECIATE IF WHIM cogsuwirr
DEPORTATION FOR moesssre
delivered to those who phone Mrs.
MOISITHICE WARNER CASH AVAILABLE ON
D. Goldberg, To. 6-6633.
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Your best friend should
ye told you: ra.'

Joint Distribution Committee Issues an
Emergency Appeal to Contributors

WESTERN
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COMMITTEE
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Tie wad illosinssed is tie

MO
Beth SreCiAL ad/4 11 frer.eldr teem, oniao

Elm talking about that friend of
yours who owns a 1939 Buick —

You've heard plenty from him, natu-
rally, about the fresh-as-the-morning -
. breeze styling of his taut and trim new
Buick—and the way it perks abody up
just to look it over!
You've listened while be sang thc
praise of a ride that's like a lullaby
soft and gentle as a tender touch, but
sure, unwavering, steady, in cross-wind
or at speed.
No doubt you've sensed his joy at those
eight eager Dynaflash cylinders, that
need only the gentlest sort of hint to
hike you straight to the forefront—and
the snug and reassuring steadiness of
this low-swung, stable stepper's gait!

—

All of which is well and good, but has
your good friend told you this:
... That Buick's prices
are easily the lowest

elm

it

44kw! thoo, Moth

you'll find any-
prices for the value
where on automobile row?

... That this far-ranging great-hearted
eight — with all the sky-larking life
those extra cylinders give it—still costs

less than some sixes?

If he hasn't, it's plainly time to get
dollars-and-cents figures on what the
model of your choice will cost delivered
in your driveway!

That will prove, we think, that this
—so why
shining star is in your reach
should you be without it?

See Your Nearest Buick Dealer

quarters,

1373

lion o ffice, 51 W. W , Room 308.

OF MICE AND MEN

osM

SaAI

At the Friday eoming Ret, ima •1
Temple Beth Jacob. Rabbi gee FrIml•
land ,poke on .. .lea Irk Munirh," giving
an analyst. of the Jowloh-Arab confer•
ern e In London.
During the pg., arrris ROM Friedland I
addreeeed the 13501 With Auxiliary In
Detroit
A, the ltarrI, I meeting of the Pon.
liar ftnal Delth Lode.. DanIS Fdrd-
• fbatm or
land led a dim melon o The
the Jew In the world
On Saturday, March It the re Ills.,
.onimiltee of the Sisterhood of Temple,
Beth Ja.nti .pin scrod tha third of • ,
aeries of ones Mane. at the home of
Mra J•rneit K. Itmenthel o n Ottawa
Drive. Ma Romeo, hot led the croup is
Jelelmh music aPPreillttiou

HOTEL
PALMETTO

An Excellent Address

tha t in many places are in the
mos
scow - IA:ono --
leadership of Israel. A Coughlin
i
mans
ing ourselves pleasing to Couch- i s already dictator over
Coughlin's and in an instant he found him- I
lin and all people like him. And minds in Israel. For a
self in a general fight in which
/sake
Israel
is
required
to
watch
what were we doing about it
I
(Besides. the Dies Committee his step, to demean himself to he Was one against four, though
be full of many I
didn't think any too well of the intellectual dishonesty to Please s the air seemed to other
fists.
League for Peace and Democ- the Coughlins, to conceal his more than eight
He felt almost Maccabean. He
lights lest the Coughlins obj
to learn the next I
racy.)
pleased
was
No, the former secretary of the to the glare of truth.
If I am to be a mouse in the morning that for his own black
League for Peace and Democracy
had given three in return.
mustn't be allowed to speak in world it is better that the pogrom eye he
I have been hearing of inci-
come quickly and get me. Only
the Jewish house, it was said.
give dents like this in public places
People like Coughlin must he if I the Jew am brave and
ew
in various large cities.
shown that we are all right, after courageously what light
fields,,
I have any reason for exist- youth. trained in football
do
-
all
ence. Otherwise the pain I suffer in track athletics and in the rOrm
There
There was even a special mete
s
i revers ing the " Mer-
nasius
ing of one of the special commit- makes no sense.
uf- '
young man who chant ms, of Venice who said
I
prefer
the
tees of local Jewry called: It
eye ferance is the badge of our race."
seemed a grave matter requiring recently showed me a black
The old yellow badge is off.
got several nights before. lie
the profoundest thought of the he
Proud. self-defending Jewish
best minds; they looked at the was rather proud of it as, in my
ec which his
youth
earn the respect
had
a
right
to
be.
opinion, he
way
and
that
exam-
matter this
Some of his friends thought he mouse-like elders fail to De c even
fined it inside and out—and at had been foolish. A Jew. they by most painstaking effort to be
last the verdict: The mice were said, should keep his ears as well pie
to t he Coughlins
the youth —
defeated.
d ay, "

PAGE ONE ,

... That factory list figures run any-
where from $51 to $102 less than a year
ago—and that they buy worlds more in
self-banking Knee•Action, 1 landishift
transmission, 15% softer BuiCoil Spring-
ing, visibility stepped up as much as 412
square inches, any number of so-called
"extras" such as the Flash-Way direc-
tion signal?

etter buy

The above telegram was addressed to Abe Srere, as president
o f c ollect-
of the local Jewish Welfare Federation. "The u rgency
ing cash on all outstanding 1938 and previous Pirate , . cannot he
Srere.
over s tressed," stated Mr.
Campaign be•d•
Payments are being taken •5 Allied Jewish
Hotel Stotler, and at the Jewish Welfare Feder..

rantin: Nen

allowed to be made in the Jewish
house, over the disapproval of
some of our best people and ter-
' tainly to the displeasure of
Coughlin had he heard about it.
All this gives me a pain be-
cause there are so many mite m

"th

four

In a desirable location . . . with
atmosphere and service combined
with the most modern conveniences
for luxurious living . . . truly the
Palmetto offers you the city resi-
dence ideal . . .

THE TARIFF IS MODERATE

ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK

(CORNER JOHN R)

TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 3000
BERTRAM FRIEDMAN, Manager

United Jew ish Appeal for Refu-
gees and Overseas Needs. David
J. Ross is chairman, Rabbi Moses
Schwab is vice-chairman, Mrs. Ida
treasurer and Miss Ruth
Officers have been elected in Kohen is
Benton Harbor, Mich., for the Price is secretary.

United Jewish Appeal Offi-
cera Chosen in Benton
Harbor

