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LEGAL CHRONICLE
• nd THE
March 17, 1 939
PROJECT COMB
Quaker Will Speak I,000 WORKERS FOR
THE CITY FOR $50,000 FOR ALLIED CAMPAIGN ,
at Temple Beth El
drive. The general aims of the
.
SCHIFF td MOSKOWITZ
KOSHER CATERING CO.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer
OF MT. CLEMENS
INVITE YOU TO CELEBRATE
YOUR PASSOVER HOLIDAY
being the largest and most im-
1939 drive and the 55 agencies'
portant fund-raising effort in the
at the Strictly Kosher
included in its quota are being
those Detroit Jewish community, em-
114 ERSKINE, Cor. JOHN R
disaster
and
to
maintain
stressed by members of the Bu-
to offer courses in "The Bible as
55
most
worthy
local,
na-
serv-
national
bracing
Unexcelled Facilities for Wddings, Banquets, Parties,
reau. In addition, the large fem-
Literature" and "The Jewish In- essential local and
to the dignity of I tional and overseas causes. We inine contingent, headed by Mrs.
Showers, etc.
' terpretation of the New Testa- cea
therefore decided at our last
LARLIC HALLS WITH SEMING ( APAI Irk OE CM EA( II
David Wilkus, is striving to reach
ment." Other courses offered are American Jewish life are urged
meeting to increase our last every women's organization and
Smaller Pining Rooms for 66 and 60
current events by Rabbi Leon to pledge their services to the
year's contribution of $75 to $500
club in the city in order to ex-
I Frani; ancient history and mod- campaign. Campaign headquar-
Phone Clifford 2469 — Office; 1937 Gladstone, Tyler 6.3530
plain the Women's Project to
, ern history by Rabbi Eric Fried- tern are at 1373 Hotel Statler, this year."
11>nagow., Lotrle Col Loll,,.
The Primrose Benevolent Club's
we also cater •t all
d
t
I
hone
Randolph
9340.
p
— land; comparative religion an
officers are: Mrs. Thomas Cowen, their members.
March of Time's film, "The
Organisations
Committee
Calls
Will Officiate at the
J '•h customs and ceremonies
president; Mrs. Louis Friedman,
Refugee . . . Today and Tomor-
Conference for Sunday
by Rabbi Charles Lesser; contem-
vice president; Mrs. N. Golden-
shown
at
the
second
Myron
A.
Keys,
chairman
of
WPM
porary Jewish movements and the
berg, recording secretary; Mee. row,"
general meeting of the entire per-
!Jew in modern Jewish literature organizations and his co-chair-
KASHRUTH STRICTLY ADHERED TO
C. Joslove, financial secretary;
I by Rabbi Elmer Berger; elemen- man JosephBernstein, announced Mrs. Nathan Sandler, treasurer. sonnel of the Speakers' Bureau,
held on Thursday evening at Ho-
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tars and advanced Hebrew taught that the work in connection with
Synagogue Committee
of Passover
by Miss Rose Pike. the 1939 Allied Jewish Campaign
S'Dorim or for the entire week
Rabbi 1. Stollman, chairman of tel Statler.
For the two
Rabbi Leon Frain, who pre-
I I Albert P. Martin and his wife, has already begun. According to
the synagogue committee, re-
sided, led the general discussion
' Anne Haines Martin, served as the the decision of the Advisory Coun- ported that a conference of all
cil on Organizations, an emer-
of- on the approaches necessary to
representatives of the American gency conference of all o cers o officers of the synagogues and
the various groups in the ci ty,
All too often, the unexpected
Friends Service Committee in the fraternal, social and educational fi es of their women auxiliaries,
t
lie in many of the
death of the breadwinner means
Quaker Center in Berlin from groups will be held on Sunday was held on Tuesday evening, whose interests
field s A discussion he
February, 1936, to the summer of morning, March 19. at 10:30 March 14, at the Jewish Home for best approach to youth groups was
that the standard of living to
1938. This center is the outgrowth o'clock, at the Jewish Children's the Aged, in connection with the given by Jacob Weissman, co-
which he has accustomed his fam-
1939 Allied Jewish Campaign, at
Mt. Clemens, Michigan —:— Phone Mt. Clemens 75
of the Friends' Child Feeding Home.
chairman of the Junior Section,
which time plans were completed
ily and dependents will have to be radically revised. Most
Mission during the years after the
Messrs. K e ye and Bernstein
Detroit Service Group Speakers'
circumstances
would
have
to
come
down
war when there was widespread stated that matters of vital im- for the participation of all syna- Bureau. Miss Anna Oxenhandler,
families under the
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
The Center has continued as an coming humanitarian drive, will bers as individuals, in the drive. El Religious Schoo I, expalined
this danger, the Great-West Life has worked out a practical
Rabbi Stollman stated: "The
agency through which to seek be discussed at this conference.
how best to appeal to school age
readjustment income plan. Let me give you full Particulars —
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
goodwill. It was a place where Jewish situation overseas," they
you will be interested.
the Women's Project to women's
•
I Germans and Poles could meet said, "we must have the coopera- Jewish Campaign includes many groups was outlined by Mrs. Sam-
ELIZABETH and WITHERELL
when the question of the Polish tion of every Jew in the com- local and overseas Jewish tradi- uel R. Clogower, of the advisory
A BRILLIANT SETTING FOR BANQUETS,
' Corridor was a hot one. Through munity. We therefore urge that tional and religious causes. It also board for the Women's Project.
its good offices it was possible to all officers of organizations and recognizes the tragic situation of Joseph Bernstein of the Jewish
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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
call
to
service
and
will
cooperate
child feeding in the schools in the ing and help us in our important
JOE RYNEK, Catering Mgr.
a Yiddish speaking organization.
whole-h e art edly in the 1939
Sudeten area in Czechoslovakia.
Your guests will enjoy our renowned catering facilities.
The best general approach to the
A ::::::: e t :• C oe 'Llrota "
task."
excellent cuisine and unsurpassed service. Mr. Rynek
The Friends Center in Berlin
An encouraging r ep o r t was drive."
entire 1939 Allied Jewish Cam-
Organise Speakers' Bureau
help you arrange your next affair.
is a cooperative undertaking of made by Mrs. Thomas Cowen,
paign effort was detailed by Dr.
will be glad to
Under the chairmanship of
and
German, English and American president of the Primrose Benev-
Franklin.
A
question
Leo
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Rabbi
Leon
Pram,
members
of
the
Friends. Recently it has cooper- olent Club, who stated: "We, the
answer period followed. Speakers'
Dinners 55c up
ated with the agencies which have officers and members of the Prim- Allied Jewish Campaign Speakers' kits and materials were distrib-
Luncheons 35c up
dealt with refugees leaving Ger- rose Benevolent Club, recognize Bureau have already addressed 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.
I Ile has also studied at the Uni-
by MAIL CARE or RADIO
versity of Munich. Before going
W IC Et ELI VIM
to the Friends Center in Berlin
BLVD.
Phone HOgarth 3042-3
11 637-41 DEX TE R and
he was asistant professor of Ger-
%ebb
Defaces Burlin game
To POLAND, ROUMANIA, RUSSIA, PALESTINE
Scheyer as vocal soloist at its
man at Brown University. His re-
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end all other countries.
e
search and writing is in the field
14th annual concrt
on Sunday
of Germanics. He is a member
evening, March 26, at the Scottish
Swarth-
of the Friends Meeting in
Z. Tygel, National Secretary, to Be Other Guest Speaker
Special I
more, where he joined in 1935.
the Sponsors
at Banquet; 50 Organizations Among
After joining Friends and before
going to Germany he and his wife
"JEWIS H EMIGRANT MARK"
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,
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I. Part of his background for his quet of the Detroit branch of the eminent journalist, an outstand-
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By Having Your
TANCE assures a prompt, efficient and safe
present peace position is his ex- Federation of Polish Jews in ing liebraist and a veteran Zion-
FOR PROMPT
perience in the army during the America to be held this Sunday ist leader, will be the guest speak-
method of forwarding your funds.
er. Mr. Goldberg is a member of',
SERVICE CALL .
World War.
evening, March 19, at Lachar's
the administrative committee of
SAFE, RELIABLE SERVICE, AT LOW COST.
Ballroom, Cass and Peterboro.
the Polish Federation.
Somewhere in New York is a
Another speaker on the pro-
letter from former Hungarian
gram will be Z. Tygel, national
Prime Minister Bela Iniredi, in I
secretary
of the Polish Federa-1
which that non-Aryan anti-Semite
Washington Blvd., Detroit, Mich,
1227
tion. There will also be a musical ,
s anti-Jewish activities
repents
Phone Cherry 2606 • 07 - 08
newspapers have
and literary program.
E.Prs,,
.. . But Yid
or any Railway Eirmea Agency Office or Sub•Agents
Cantor J. II. Sonenklar will sing '
not yet printed it.
Always mit for American bp.. receipt.
a group of songs and there will
In' violin selections by the eminent
European artist, Anatoly Shaev-
sky, accompained by Mrs. Shaev- '
sky, who is en able pianist.
A special ournal has been p re-
pared for banquet, giv- EMMA LAZAROFF.SCHAVER
ing 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
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committee, Jack Kahn is president Carlo Opera Company, the Cin-
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Prepare Your Foods With
of the Detroit district of the Pol- cinnati Opera Company, and in I •
ish Jewish Federation. harry concert recitals throughout the
is chairman of the ban- United States and Canada. She
ItEPRESENTATIS IC
quet committee, Albert Brown is has appeared in joint recital with
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
are urged to do SO immediately
*Rokeach Kosher
This banquet is being conducted by communicating with Philip Im- appeared in concerts in Tel Aviv,
Preserves
Jerusalem, and most of the settle-
as part of an effort to raise funds
ber, 1708 Taylor Ave., TR 2-7433. ments of the Homeland. Specializ- ,
Strawberry • Raspberry
for relief of Polish Jews.
* Nyafat
Cherry • Marmalade
ing in modern Hebrew melodies,'
"Not Fleischig, Not Milchig"
•
she has been acclaimed both in
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America and abroad as the finest
* Rokeach Kosher
* Rokeach Kosher Peanut
interpreter of modern Hebrew
Cider Vinegar
songs.
Oil—In cane and jugs
Mrs. Schaver's selections on the
At All Groceries
program will include several oper-
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atic arias, Hebrew and Yiddish
am„„auld
folk songs.
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it..,
•
tit AO., Wiry.
Dr. Alexander Menke will be
slate •
the 'cello soloist. Ile is a German
U.'', tl mt., , •Ill•••1
refugee and is a musician of un-
.....
est,
usual ability. Dr. Manke and
...O. ma ei.h...r•
Emma Lazaroff-Schaver will be
19 39
MARCH
6
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To
accompanied by Rebecca Katzman
5151
LORAINE
Frohman.
SY. eni Na
DETROIT ETCH.
The chorus will appear under
Plea
the direction of Dan Frohman,
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rvscLr. va;
with William Cayman as assistant,
AS
commis NOT YET UNDER NAY AND OUR TREASURY COMPLETELY DEPLETED
accompanied at two pianos by
APPEAL BEFORE YOUR APPROACHING
Celia Plotnick and Sarah Rita
yen snow cnrxer INITIATE MERGENCE
Bloomfield.
CAMPAIGN MS ESSENTIAL GATHER IN ALL FUNDS DUE FROM 1935 CAMPAIGNS
All seats are reserved and tick-
ESPECIALLY %ULF REFUGEES ALL
EVERY:111MR!
NUS? MET ELICAGERCIF3
ets are obtained from Ilalevy
THREATENED
members
or at the box office the
PARTS WORLD ORDER PREVENT COLLAPSE ACTIVITIES AND
day of the concert. Tickets will be
DEPORTATION FOR THOUSANDS 11011.1) APPRECIATIC IF DETROIT coionntirr
delivered to those who phone Mrs.
REAMER CASH AVAILABLE ON
D. Goldberg, To. 6-6633.
MOULD TAKE STEPS IMM EDIATE sacrum!
IV TIIE NEW K. OF P. III ILDINI.
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(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE
ONE)
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AND MINERAL BATHS
RABBI DAVID KLEIN
S'DORIM, APR. 3 ti 4
Will Their Standard
of Living Endure?
AEMER'S
OLYMPIA HOTEL
WOLVERINE HOTEL
MARRY IIIMELSTEIN
.•GREAT-WEST LIFE
14 th Concert of
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Your best friend should
ve told you: ari:
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ROKEACH
MOD" iltrZ
•
Joint Distribution Committee Issues an
Emergency Appeal to Contributors
WESTERN -
UNION
::::
LAST YEAR'S CAMPAIGN MOST URGENT
isuaMiG • • all
CONICITTEE
01171:All JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION
above telegram was addressed to Abe Srere, as president
c ollect-
of the local Jewish Welfare Federation. "The urgency of
1938 and previous pledges cannot be
ing cash on all outstanding
Srere.
over stressed," stated Mr.
Payments are being taken •t Allied Jewish Campaign head•
quarters, 1373 Hotel Statler, •nd at the Jewish Welfare Federa-
The
...1.1illeure 0 J i, ,05 Bela SYSCIAL
.•1.1 II 1..4.e, r.w,sf ,else trls Allecra
E'RE talking shout that friend of
yours who owns a 1939 Buick —
You've heard plenty from him, natu-
-
rally, about the fresh-as-the-morning
of his taut and trim new
. breeze styling
Buick—and the way it perks abody up
just to look it over!
J
•
You've listened while he sang the
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
l■
prices for the value you'll find any-
where on automobile row?
. .That this far-runging great-hearted
eight — with all the sky-larking life
costs
those extra cylinders give it—still
less than some sixes?
... 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, Bandishift
transmission,I5% 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?
If e 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
why
so
shining star is in your r
should you be without each—
ester buy ifluiekt"
EXEMPLAR Of WNW MOTORS NAVA
y.
See Your Nearest Buick Dealer
tion office, 51 W. Warren, Room 308.
OF MICE AND MEN
ill utia: Notts
At the Friday evening enrviem •t
Temple Beth Jar., Rabbi Erie Fried-
land Flake on "Jewleh Munich," riving
•n 554110e of the Jenteh-Arab eonfer•
en. M London.
Iluring the pee week Rabbi Friedland
adder.. the B.1 frith Auxiliary In
Detroit.
At the Her. I meeting of the Pon-
tiac Mai With Lodge. Rabbi Frleet•
•f
land led • disineston on "The anion
the Jew in the World
On Saturday. Mar. IL the religious
mmittee of the Sisterhood of Temple
Beth Jarob sponeored the third of •
nerien of Onen Shebat. at the home of
Mr. Jame , K. Posenthal on Ottawa
la
Orlie Wm Rosenthal led the V1.1,
.
Jewl. mimic •ppre"lallon.
Today."
HOTEL
PALMETTO
An Excellent Address
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 .. .
that in many places are in the
(cormtunEn MOM PAGE
leadership of Israel. A Coughlin
ing ourselves pleasing to Cough- is already dictator over many
lie and all people like him. And minds in Israel. For a Coughlin's and in an instant he found him-
what were we doing about it? sake Israel is required to watch self in a general fight in which
op eat,: he was one against four, though
demeanhimself
(Besides, the Dies Committee
l ithe air seemed to be full of many
h in is tels le te ct% alto dishonesty
didn't think any too well of the the Coughlins, to conceal his more than eight other fists.
League for Peace and Democ-
object
Ile felt almost Maccabean. He.
lights lest the Coughlins
racy./
was pleased to learn the next
No, the former secretary of the to the glare of truth.
mouse in the mottling that for his own black
a
I
am
to
be
If
League for Peace and Democracy
world it is better that the pogrom eye he had given three in return.
mustn't be allowed to speak ix
I have been hearing of inci-
quickly and get me. Only
the Jewish house, it was Faid. come the
Jew am brave and give dents like this in public places
if I
People like Coughlin most he
in various large cities. Jewia
courageously
what
light
shown that we are all right, after do I have any reason for exist- I youth, trained in football fields,
ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK
all.
ence. Otherwise the pain I suffer in track athletics and in the rym-
There was even a special meet.
(CORNER JOHN R)
nasiums, is reversing the Mer-
makes
no
sense.
ing of one of the special commit-
I prefer the young man who chant of Venice who said su •
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tees of local Jewry called: It
recently showed me a black eve ferance is the badge of our race."
seemed a grave matter requiring he got several nights before. He
The old yellow badge Is off.
BERTRAM
FRIEDMAN,
Manager
the profoundest thought of the
Proud, self-defending Jewish
was rather proud of it as, in my
best minds; they looked at the
youth earn the respect wh ic h
opinion, he had a right to be.
exam-
way
and
that
matter this
Some of his friends thought he mouse-like elders fail to get even
ined it inside and out—and at
been foolish. A Jew, they by most painstaking effort to be
last the verdict: The mice were had
said, should keep his ears as well pleasing to the Coughlins.
.
. United Jewish Appeal for /17uid-
defeated.
"The next day," said the youth Uncteterd Jieh A
as his mouth shut. A Jew, they
WAS
This is to say the speech
gees and Overseas Needs. D
said, always had taken it and 'rith the black eye, "the four
enitoOnffi
allowed to be made in the Jewish
in"Bea
s
Chosen
whom I had fought came to me
J. Ross is chairman, Rabbi Moses
should keep on taking it.
house, over the disapproval of
and
apologized."
refused
to
take
it
when
at
I
Harbor
Schwab is vice-chairman, Mrs. Ida
He
some of our best people and cer-
wee, ',hi WI. a A. F. • 1
a mixed party he heard insulting
er and Miss Ruth
urry.
ec
is s treasta
tainly to the displeasure of
in
Jews evidently in-
ershiabover,
remarks
about
t.
P.
M.
Sharp,
Sunday,
Coughlin had he heard about it.
8:30
Slick., for the Price is secretary.
tended for him. He struck the
Benton ua
All this gives me a pain be-
March
26,
for
Halery's
C
h d uttered the insult
cause there are so many m i ce mou
ONE'
THE TARIFF IS MODERATE