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A NEW TREND IN AMERICANIZATION
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By ABRAHAM HERMAN,
President of the Hebrew Sheltering end Immigrant Aid Society of America.
B. Mils., Columba Uni•ersity
Sight Reading
Voice Placing
Coaching
DETROIT COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 17 BRADY ST. GLEN. 5660
Saturday in Pontiac. C•Il Pontiac 1879 for Appointment.
Private Lessons.
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J. BRADFORD PENGELLY
CONGRESS CANDIDATE
EDITH ELLA DAVIS
Teacher of Piano
In October and November, 1920, .1.
the removal of her studio from 1693 Gladstone Ave, to
Bradford Pengelly gave a series of
addresses in St. Paul's Episcopal'
2723 RICHTON
ARLINGTON 4726-R
Church, Flint, of •which he was rec
tor, defending the Jews front the vio -
lent attacks that were made upon
various Anti- N
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the m at that
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Semitic groups. The subject of the 40
series was "The Jewish Contribu-
• lion to World Ilistory."
In his address on October 21, 15211, 0
Mr. Pengelly outlined the violent and
unfair h nails. that were twins
upon the whet,• Jewish race which is e
ontpcsed of millions of p:siple
Specialising in Technique, Rel•s•tion and Interpretation.
throughout the world. The Jewish ,e0
people have continued to make their
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Exclusive Engagement
splendid contribution to the history
of the world for hundreds of years,
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART
despite the fact that they have been
more or less constantly persecuted.
52 Putnam Ave.
Mr. Tengelly is a candidate, now, /
Residence Studio: 1941 Gladstone Avenue.
'fn' can g revs in the Sixth district f
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Michigan, comprising the upper part moms,
•of Detroit, N. 1V. and N. E. also cities
of Hamtramck, Highland Park, and
.•.unties of Ingham, Livingstone, Oak- /
land and Genesee
Mr. Pengelly has the solid bad:-
'lig of the liberals in the districts,
also received unanimous endorsement
25 Parsons Street
1 •ainst the Prohibition Amendment,
Annou,,,,
At a good-will conference between Christian clergy-
men and rabbis, university professors and leaders of social
movements, held recently at the direction of the Reverend
Reinhold Niehbu• of the Bethel Evangelical Church of De-
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troit at Olivet College, Michigan, the concensus of opinion
was expressed that immigrants in the United States should
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retain their cultural traditions, bearing in mind that such
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do no conflict with the principles and ideals of American
citizenship. This marked an interesting and very instruc-
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tive departure from the views regarding Americanization
generally hcld.hy the peoples of this country.
It was also said that he who comes from foreign shores
and desires to he a full-fledged American must completely
break with his past. In fact, many so-called Americanizers
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went to the extreme of saying that even religiously this
must be so. Particularly was that insisted upon in the case
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of the Jewish immigrant. He was to shed, as it were, his
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old skin and be clothed in a new skin altogether. It was
forgotten that the United States is not the product of one
race and of one culture. Without, in any way. disciissing
either the merits or the demerits of what has been called
the "Melting Pot," it may safely be stated that America
owes its pm-eminence to the fact that here has been tried
the greatest human experiment, namly, the fitting of vari-
an organization of which Sidney T.
ous strata of human beirtlis, of different races, of almost
in Drawing and Painting from Life in the
Day and Evening I I
' filler is chairman and Henry B. Joy
different black-awl-5110• and color mediums, with their direct
conflicting nationalities and religious views into a homo-
':i treasurer.
Illustration, Commercial Art. etc.
application
to
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Fine
Arts.
geneous citizenship, loyal to one commonwealth. Thus each
This is an opportunity for the Jew-
The School opens for Enrollment on Monday, Sept. 13, 1926.
'sh people to take advantage of t hell
stream of immigrants contributed something of value to the
Class Work begins on Monday, Sept. 20.
1 ight to fi anchise and vote at the pri-
development of the new country. The Anglo-Saxon stand,
For further information add rest
marks, Sept. 1-1. Every Jewish votes ,
Of course, for government; the Germans brought with them
i algid to vot• and work for J. Brad-
their orderliness and discipline; the French their vivacity;
; on! Pengelly as he has proven him.
JOHN P. WICKER
.c1f a fcii id of the Jewish . p e ep le.
the I.atin their temperament and love of music ; the Jews
Detroit, Mid,
25 Parsons St.
Tel. Glendale 7533
their spirituality. And so America presents a kaleido-
scopic panorama of human endeavors, sentiments and in-
spirations.
When efforts were made to compel the immigrant to
Ishool
bY
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break altogether with his past, not only (lid the immi-
Edna Chaffee Nohle
out September Ninth.
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grant himself lose his cultural development but America
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was deprived of the benefit of these various heritages.
leh.idnone Glendale !9,t
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There is in reality no complete independent cultural
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STAFF.OF TEACHERS
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development. One nation learns from the other, one race
MRS. BORIS GANAPOL
BORIS GANAPOI.
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Class Opens
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is influenced by its neighbor. The present is built upon the
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past. So today we even speak of the Americanization of
end
Cla•se.
for
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Day
MRS. SARA EVNITZKY GORMAN
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i 1 FLORENCE WHITELEY
Trieste Student.'
Europe, namely, that there are certain distinct American
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viewpoints which are being accepted by Europeans as'
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Children's Cle-scs tiro
RUUTH CASTER
SATURDAY, OCTOBER nth
NEVVA WIGLE
worth-while following and as expressive of American in-
GILDA GOLDSTEIN .•
Soblects Taught: Piano, itio4,17,01Vlui siiic Val:Idoni111,o,,,:bTiehebry of Musk, Harmony,
dividuality.
In reality there is no conflict between the cultural past
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of any people with full citizenship of the land of their
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adoption. Politically, economically. the immigrant must
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fuse into the new country. but to insist that the immigrant
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Vocal Teacher
should give up his religion or love for the literature of
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his native country or for any particular trait that is of
KADIMAH HEBREW SCHOOL
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value to mankind in general, is to kill the finest sensibilities
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(ISAIAH CHERNOFF, Director)
Author of the book- - The Singer
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of that immigrant.
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Now Open at
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find
that
leaders
of
thought
a Co.
So it is encouraging to
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now realize that Americanization must no mean a com-
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plete rebirth. It rather means this, that the immigrant,
,, ,mehing for advamool ' noels.
take him as he is. shall be dovetailed into American life.
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4821 SECOND BLVD.
Sundays from 10:00 to 1:00 P. M.
In other words. all this is valuable in him spiritually. and
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this includes all that is cultural, shall be so developed that
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it becomes part of his American citizenship. Go to any
Detroit, Mich.
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One of D•troit's tine,d schools. Time saving methods.
concert. There you will.tind the foreign-born in large num-
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Refined atmosphere.
Limited enrollment.
attention.
Cirtulara on Request
pared for Bur Ile4vah, Special courses for adults.
bers. An authority, like Alexander Woolcott, most evident
of American critics, points out that if it were not for the
MAIN SCHOOL, 8821 BEAUBIEN, NEAR HOLBROOK
Jews, the finer plays could not he produced. American lit-
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erature has been enriched by various cultural contribu-
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tions. And so American life has been enriched.
We, of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So-
ciety of America, in making our plea for the Jewish immi-
Englimh, Freorh, SponiNh,
grant and for liberal immigration in general, have pointed
Gernuni, efr.
Taught privately or in small
out that America gains by taking a stranger within her
classes,
at
school or at residence,
gates into her bosom and no less an authority than Stuart
by skilled native teachers. Day
A high-grade institution, preparing its graduates fur business leader-
I'. Sherman, the well-known American literary critic and
or evening. All lessons conversa-
ship. Courses approved by State Department of Education.
essayist, whose early death the other (lay is so keenly re-
Individual Instruction.
tional. Grammar taught through
ical
application.
pram
gretted, has repeatedly declared that without these con-
"The school that planes its graduates in better positions."
tributions of other cultural values than the Puritan, Amer-
ica would not be so rich and so great as it is today. To us
820 David Whitney Building.
Jews who have pleaded that between Judaism and Ameri-
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canism there is no conflict but that one completes the other,
this new train in American thought on the part of cultural
leaders is highly gratifying. Perhaps, from this confer-
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ence may arise also the thought that it is a mistake to
close the doors of America to the immigrant and that in
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reality there is no such a gradation as inferiority or supe-
Entire Second and Third Floor , of the Square Deal Miller Block.
riority but that each has something of -value to give and to
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contribute to our American life.
May the New Year with its message of well-being to
all mankind. create in all of us a friendlier feeling and a
desire for human fellowship.
Alan Kopelson
The Cray
Gamble
TEACHER OF PIANO
Orchestra
Wicker SchoolofFine Arts
Consists of Quality, Tone
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and Rythm.
Louie Gamble,
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the Indian of Radio
Fame, needs no
Chaffee Noble
School of Expression
introduction to you.
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WE WISH OUR MANY FRIENDS A HAPPY
AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
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The Jews of Detroit are to celebrate the Jewish New
Year. or Rosh Hashonah, on Sept. 9, and The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle has been generous to me again this year in
giving me an opportunity of saying a few words to them.
Since the last opportunity I had of addressing you.
nothing has occurred which seems of particular interest
to you, unless it is that we are, all of us, getting closer to-
gether and having a better understanding. This is not
always easy of accomplishment among people who are
largely in the minority. It evidences a splendid spirit of
toleration and co-operation among the majority.
I wish for you this New Year continued health and
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