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May 12, 1939
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ONE HUNDRED TEN EAST HANCOCK
(CORNER JOHN R)
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BERTRAM FRIEDMAN, Manager
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Showroom Hours-9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Daily
Monday and Wednesday till 9 P. M.
A MI T 11.) A IL COMPANY
DR. HARRY F. WARD
TO SPEAK MONDAY
WE AT THE FAIR
Atli on
11,osenberg, attorney'.
Junior Home Relief ' author
of "Tales Out of School,"
ciety, Mrs. Arthur Ginsberg, are: Selvan, former president. will be
Edna Keller, president; Charlotte installed as an honorary member
ill be te
h guest speaker for the
of the board for life; Sylvia
,, rii,f,,tii.tiiintti,,o,,i,is. by y T h t s . 0 i, i t: r og v ii • a e n ,,. a wr ' i u Homan, chairman of the board ; Roth, Winifred Cornell, Faye
IFONCLUDEITI'ROM •AOR GN I)
consist of community. singing, CI a r a Morris, vice-president, Simon, Dorthea Wittenatine, Lil-
Taking as his subject "The In-
ways and means; Rose Mormon.
.
lian Sherman. and Rae Gordon
dividual Under Fascism," Prof. dreams of men have fallen
_
I
oseinary y
Limner, l
and songs
by
Williams quoted from Nazi and ashes but the enterprises of the
tha Belkin, recording secretary • will serve as members of the
Not
ma
Shapero.
arrogant,
the
cruel
and
the
board for the ensuing year .
Fascist sources to show the dan-
Mother's
Day
rill
be
Ruth
Farcus
and
Sylvia
Hoffman.
I . I.'1,1 illet)
Newly elected officers of the
gers to individual liberty under selfish thrive; prophets and sai nt, by the Junior Home Relief So- Junior
Luncheon Will be served at
Home }tenet Society, who corresponding secretaries; Savde
the rule of Hitler and Mussolini in exile, hoodlums in the high PSI si,e.ituYn
. ' ,o l nii N o tti:51" 14, at the Detroit
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d
ni
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n
,
treasurer;
Lorraine
12:30 p. m. Call Charlotte Hoz-
a ill be installed by the president
and defined the American inter- places of authority.
Velick,
financial
secretary.
Janet
man
for tickets, To, 5-9028. a
a
the Senior Home Relief So- i
This dazzling fulfillment of /I
pretation of democracy.
Coughlin's acceptance of Nazi brave ideal should give all m
and Fascist doctrines were con- hope again as they walk between:
demned by Prof. Williams. and the cool pools set amid Palestin-
Social Justice magazine was as- ian shrubbery . . . "Yes," they
sailed for condoning the work of may say, "this is the victory of
dictators. He concluded his ad- peace, of faithful hands and gen
dress with the statement : "We tle hearts. This is a land gained
should take as our motto Whit- by a great love and made fruit
man's line : 'Whoever degrades ful by a vast devotion. In a
another
also
degrades
me.' world making new hecatomb ,
America is still the home of they built this life."
human beings; let us not make
And, enheartened by this, men
heiling automatons of them."
'may look into the ashes of thei,
dead ideals and discover faint
Rev. Bowie Warns Against
sparks still glowing . . . "Yes, it '
Coughlin Demagoguery
seems that peace and righteous-
NEW YORK. ( W NS I —;Vlore ness and gentle hands can win
dangerous than the threat of victories in the world. Look'
Communism to American demos- We've found a spark in th
racy are such "loud demagogues" ashes!"
as the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
At the Fair we are not Hakim:
and others of his kind, the Rev. the world to cry with us, to
Dr. Walter Russell Bowie, rec- take courage with us; to break
tor of Grace Episcopal Church through the current darkness and
here, said in an article published set its feet toward brighter des
in "The Year Book of Grace tinies . . . "Fellowmen, we of-
Parish." "We have seen in Atner- fer you a desert conquered and
ica infiltration of those influences made green by the wars of
which are
ao sinister
in Europe..
dangerous
than
Commu- peace, with hands soiled on
only
by the grime of our toil. We
rum is the kind of Fascism, have watered this soil by the
open or disguised, which is rep- sweat of our brows, with no
resented not only by such organi- blood of vanquished men. W
zations as the German-American Plan even more—we think
Bund but by loud demagogues, land :node good by justice, of
inciting hatred and prejudices, which it shall he said: "Here
like Father Coughlin."
man's hand is against his neig
Supporters of the Rev. Charles bar; here no man covets h
E. Coughlin who have been neighbor's fields. For all in
picketing radio station WMCA there is enough and by the ru
every Sunday afternoon for five of justice every man knows ho
months in protest against that much is enough."
The quality of our workmanship is the most
station's exclusion of the priest
I guess it will he good also f
from the air, were charged with
important reason why you should send us
Jews
to
go
to
the
Palestine
P
stupidity in confusing their pro-
your clothes. We employ ONLY the most
test by bringing in an anti- vision and get refreshment. Th
experienced help. We use ONLY the finest
Jewish issue, by John K. Carroll, have been weeping so much an
cleansing ingredients and the most modern,
Assistant United States Attorney, some have permitted their sou
to
be
let
down
to
the
inferi
scientific methods . . . all garments are HAND
Ile defended the right of the
priest's followers to picket the level to which anti-Semites woo
pressed, HAND finished—personally inspected
station if they felt that Father push all Jews; and many ha
for rips, loss of buttons, etc. Our EXCLUSIVE
Coughlin's civil rights had been come to believe that to be
CLOTHES PROTECTION PROCESS removes
infringed by station censorship, Jew is only a doom of everlas
perspiration odors, germs, etc.
We will store your garments in our Scientific
but he declared that "they had ing pain; and many suffer th
no right to raise racial issues, nor disintegrating pain of self-pit
Vaults and give you ABSOLUTE PROTEC-
to use the Christian front as a and some wonder whether it
TION
against loss by Fire, Theft, Moths or
NOW
AT
THESE
LOW
PRICES
worth
while
going
on
as
Jew
medium of race persecution."
other causes. Our Government Approved
John V. Hughes, New York (They feel the utter emptine
of
complete
futility).
PLY-METAL
Gas Chambers destroy moth eggs
State District Deputy of the
For all these there should b
Knights of Columbus, speaking
and larvae—also fumigate your coat.
to 1,000 Catholics, said: "Catho- enheartenment in this show o
Men's Suits or
lic fakers in public life, men the dynamic power of Jewis
Be SAFE rather than sorry. Call Forest NOW.
Topcoats - -
untrue to the principles they hearts and hands, They will g
Rates are only 3'%S, of YOUR valuation.
about
the
fair
grounds
gatherin
professed, were responsible for
conditions in New York City." samples of this and that—fre
PAY IN THE FALL ON DELIVERY!
Ladies' Plain
He said a few nominal Catholics cornflakes, soap powders, to
in high places had drawn "asper- balloons, cookies. But at the Pa
Dresses, Coats
sions" down upon their co-rell- patine Pavilion they will get
ABSOLUTE MOTH PROTECTION!
gionista.
gift of light by which in th
or Suits
darkness they will see momethin
For Furniture, Rugs and Furnishings.
Introduce Bill to .Bar Use of of their own worth : "This is I
PRICE INCLUDES
Ask about our 3-Year Guaranteed Moth
the Jew ! This is I, the Jew—
Foreign Military Tactics Here
PICK-UP end DELIVERY
Proofing Process.
ALBANK. (WNS)—J. R. Han- offering something of my lone
ley, Republican leader of the life, The Jew has built a goo,
New York State Senate, intro- country out of his travail. Thi
duced a bill aimed directly at is I."
Mr. Joseph Brainin, head o
the German-American Bund but
broad enough to include any oth- the Press Department of the
er organization which undertakes Palestine Pavilion, reports on
the formation of military or "the glory and color of rural
semi-military units based on Palestine that is being re-created
practices of countries other than . • The visitor will breathe the
Germany. Under terms of the perfumed air of the Palestine
bill, wearing of Nazi storm troop- countryside . . . Colorful flowers
er uniforms would be prohibited oY the Holy Land among the
in New York State. In addition greenery • . . The outer structure
the bill would also prohibit pri- of the Pavilion is a perfect blend
vate assembly and the renting of of the ancient and modern trends
of architecture."
halls for such practices.
A pergola over a stone-flagged
Two bills sharpening the teeth
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of the present law to guard court leads into a garden of
against racial discrimination were formal pools and shrubs . . .
Passed by the Assembly and sent There is a floor, a masterpiece of
to Governor Lehman. One meas- mosaic art, taken,from the ruing
ure enlarges the definition of of an ancient synagogue which
on la ci e n. stood in the Esdraelon
places of public accommodation p
to insure equal rights regardless
The Palestine epic is presented
of race, color or creed. The other
requires public officials who pass in ten exhibition halls:
The Hall of Transformation—
over an eligible applicant for a
civil service position, in favor of a saga of the reclamation of
a lower eligible, to make a sworn wasteland — the almost magical
statement that such acts were disappearance of swamplands and
not related to race, color or desert wastes . . . Thousands of
creed. Both measures were spon- acres of fertile farmland re-
sored by Senator Schwartzwald created.
of New York.
The Hall of Agriculture :aid
Resettlement—the drama of Is-
rael toiling again on the soil of
his fathers — plowing, sewing,
harvesting . . . "Here is the
grain of our sowing and the
No other car
fruit of our planting."
The Hall of the New Cities—
combines all these
Modern Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, new
Haifa—exemplars of town plan-
famous features
At the annual meeting of the n..ti.on g . r Y
1. EXCLUSIVE
ni our isio
vision
‘Nev.a.nd cioties.
uhands,"
sprang
ls "
VACUUM GUIs
Women's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Mtn
The Hall of Culture anti
Children's
Home
held May
3, cation . . . The Hall of Health
Mrs. Henry
H. Shapero
was
2. NEW AIRO-STKIAM
, "Behold, we have made ■
STYLI
NEW 110DIIS ITN
elected president. Mrs. Shapero healthful life and by science have
UM.".
is also president of the Detroit all but banished the dreaded alts-
3. NEW
LONGER I/DING-BASK
Ladies Auxiliary No. 135, Jew- eases — trachoma, malaria, ty-
4.
ish War Veterans of the U. S. phoid fever, sandfly fever."
113-HORSEPOWEII VALVE-IN-
and vice-president of the Wom-
HEAD SIX,
The Hall of Labor and Sonia]
en's Auxiliary of the United He- Forms . . . "This land which we
brew Schools.
• I. PERFECTED HYDRAULIC
have
made
to
y
Serving with Mrs. Shapero are
SIAM.
go od b justice."
% tice7
h
the following officers: Vice-presi-
The Gallery of Arts
A, and
G. NEW "01311VATION CAR"
dents. Mrs. Jack Tobin, Mrs. M. Crafts . . . "This
is beauty our
VISIRIUTT.
H. Zackheim, Mrs. Charles A. hands create."
Smith, Mrs. A. B. Stralser, Mrs. Finally the visitor come, to
7. FFFFF CTID KNU•ACTION RID
Jack C. Gordon ; recording secre- the diorama, called "The Italy
ENO SYSTEM WITH IMPROVED.
tary, Mrs. Ralph C. Paul; cor- Land of Yesterday and Tomor-
SHOCKPROOF STIRRING
( 4 ToP3bie en
responding secretary, Mrs. Louis row"—a thrilling, animated spec-
Massa Pe Le.;
inahls gutty.)
Tobin; financial secretary, Mrs. tack in which, by an 'unitize-
Lewis Bowman ; treasurer, Mrs. ment of lights and mirrors, ves-
t. TURRET TOP,
Moe S. Dann.
The following are contributions terday in Palestine is nwtamor-
Phoned into the wonders of today
PIONT.END ITARIU2111•
to the Jewish Children'a Home and the promise of tomorrow. •
10.
made through the Auxiliary: This is all sponsored by l'al-
NO ORM VENTILATION.
Silberblatt Family, in memory of eating Exhibits, Inc., a non-profit
11. HAND BRAKE MOUNTED
Ethel Goldbaurn, ulster of Mr. making organization f o u n de d
UNDER DASH AT LIFT.
and Mrs. Sam Goldman ; Mrs. W. mainly through the spontaneous Of course, it's the
sales
leader!
Of
Lansky in memory of husband; Rapport of the Jews of Anwi ice
12. SYNCRO•MISH TRANSMIS.
Mrs. L. Honigman in memory of and directed by Meyer W. W ies- course, over half a million 1939 Chev-
SION.
parents; Mrs. L. Weintraub in gal. (He
is the one who was
honor of daughter, Florence, responsible for the historical Pa- rolets have been sold, and the demand
TIPTOR.MATIC CLUTCH.
winning scholarship in music: resat called "The Romance of a is steadily increasing! ...
Mr. and Mrs.
14. EXCLUSIVE BOX-GIRDER
Samuel Soffrin, in People,") To the service of the
CHASSIS FRANI•
Because people everywhere definitely
honor
of ; recovery of Nathan Palestine Pavilion he brought the
Schreiber
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel art
of Arieh El-Hannani, great
15. DUCO FINISHES.
Soffrin, in honor of Maxwell Palestinian architect; of No viii know that Chevrolet is the style leader
Schreiber's confirmation : in R. Lindheim, young American —the performance leader—the value
1G. HYPOID.GUR REAR AZLE
memory of Dorothy Wallace architect recently deceased: of leader among all cars in its price range!
AND TORQUI.tUll
Goldman Yahrzeit by sister, Mrs. Lee Simonson, famous stage de-
Irving W. Blumberg.
17. DELCO-RIMY STARTING
signer; of Jacob J. Levinson,
Visit your Chevrolet dealer and buy
Contributions to the Auxiliary well-known landscape
LIGHTIN0, IGNITION.
forest . r.
or Jewish Children's Home for
the car that's first in sales and first In
(,, P)r , fht 1131,
any occasion • may be phoned to
• • and scores of other impor-
value—a
new
1939
Chevrolet!
Mrs. Charles A. Smith, 1935
Glynn Court, Townsend 8-2089. Decoration of Flowers on
tant features.
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Mrs. Shapero Heads
Women's a Auxiliary
of Children's Home
A shining strength,
A glory,
Till a man forgets his mighty 0, my Lord.
heritage,
Sh rinks and grows little,
Jewish Refugee in Palestine
Crawls upon his belly
The foot, cushioned with fear,
To enter his own door,
Walks quietly at first.
To kiss his wife, to pat his chil- The face turns to the shadow;
dress' hands,
The jutting nose, accursed.
To run up to his bedroom
Is shaded by the hand ;
bike a woman,
Veiled the look, broken,
Sobbing the sob of centuries.
In the sad, brown eves
Storing words unspoken.
V.
What shall I do
(The watchers still their pity,
To hold up my head?
Hold hack their loving touch,
in my dark beard— Lest to the lean and hungry one
Curse the Sh'mah Yisroel—
• They give too much.)
Change my name—
{leach my akin to an Aryan Kind orange trees bend down-
paleness—
ward,
So that I may breathe in the Green fingers holding flame;
sun again?
He feels the sunlight, warmly,
Breathe?—With the shadow of As if it spoke his name.
that holy pledge between He hears a distant hammer
me and the sun:
Swung by a singing hand.
;If I forget thee, 0. Jerusalem, Where brave and fragile cities
May my right hand forget its Are blossoming from sand.
cunning"?
Still faltering, but stronger.
He ventures towards the others.
Shall I flee? VI.
And gasps to find the features,
Whither, 0, Lord?
The dark cheek of his brothers.
W here they know me not?
Authority in Judaism
, Homeless, naked,
_I The beauty of their look
There is no present-day "Syn-
To beg at the feet of my breth- !Straightens his bending knee,
od" or "Sanhedrin" sitting in
ran?
Lifta lightly from the dust
conference to decide matters of
His proud identity.
detail. Rabbi Philip David Book-
V
staber, in his book. "Judaism and
0 . my rock and my redeemer. l Maurice Samuel, now working the American blind . " states that
Speak to me.
overtime to finish his translation Judaism, "in essence, is a refl.
Show me thy awful countenance, of Sholem Asch's new novel. "The I gips of doctrine rather than a
Even as thou didst unto Moses, I Nazarene," tells oil it's one of religion of dogmas and as such
Til there be in my face, and my the finest books ever written t affords the greatest elasticity and
heart
about Jesus.
resilience."
It's first in sales • • just as it's first in acceleration
.. first in hill-climbing . • first in all-round value!
0 per
HALF A MILLION
1939 CHEVROLETS
sold to date!
Graves at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery
The trustees of the Clover Hill
Park Cemetery announce that
flower letters have been sent for
t he decoration of flowers on the
graves at Clover Hill Cemetery.
Those who have received the let-
ter are asked to return it with
the order for the planting of
flowers by enclosing check for
this service.
Every 40 seconds of every day,
Somebody buys a new Chevrolet!
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