THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
PAGE TWO
JOHNSON FAVORS
NEW IMMIGRATION
RESTRICTION PLAN
Continued from Page One)
alien registration is necessary as the
first step toward giving some recog-1
nition of legal domicile to the large
number of well meaning aliens who
are unable to prove legal entry into
the United States and who are sub-
ject to deportation because of the
time limitations of the law," Johnson
!stated. It will become note neces-
sary to give some form of card to
those in the great alien mass here
whom we hope to take into citizen-
I ship some day," he soft
Congress of the Holaday deportation
bill.
Chairman Johnson disclosed these
intentions in a statement printed in
the Congressional Record of March14.
"We shall revive the deportation
bill in the next Congress. I believe
Indignant With Churches.
i i ( epee-
the gentleman from Illinois
Explaining the reason fur his pres-
sentative Holaday, Republican, of
Danville, Ill.) is right in his belief cot drastic attitude, Johnson ex-
that a national form of voluntary I pressed great indignation with re-
spect to "certain churches of vari-
ous denominations working through
an organization which professes its
interest in the immigrant for relief
of relatives." Johnson dot's not in-
dicate to what organization he refers,
but states that questionnaires have
years ago, as ti rofe ssor in the
INSISTS COMMUNITYleight
supurvisor
Hebrew St.mittary and
Hebrew schools.
MUST TAKE CARE OF of the government
Bramin, noted publicist, bi-
HEBREW EDUCATION' lographer,
Reuben author and journalist, will
the niumb•rs of the faculty;
to
of personals and a touching Drib
F u l,
the memory of Irving Berman,
Hunt alumni of the Sunday School.
PAPER BY YOUTH
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
Senior Sunday School Pupils Issue
Lively Periodical.
deliver a lecture in Yiddish for the
(Continued from page El
Jewish Open Foruni, on Sunday aft•
The
first
issue of "Young Shaarey
ish tslueational institutions which eon- missal, April It, at Northern High
a periodical issued by the Northwestern Branch:
been sent out by this organization not come under the supervision of a School. The 1926-27 season will close
congs,„stios
The next fleeting of the Nur
with instructions to get details of din-
of
School
with several lecture; in Yiddish, the Sunday'
and when completed city-wide community chest.
tressing caves
first of which will be Mr. Brainin's. Shaarey Itslek, made its apaparance western branch of the Jewish (
Need Community Program.
Folks
Home will take place at
these will be sent to various meat-
recently.
The
youthful
journal,
which
Others will be 811114d111 ,4 1 later.
hers of Congress. Already 600 have "The various cities must have com-
reveals careful typographieal plan- home of Mrs. Pauline Katz, 2709 F'
lerton
avenue, on March 2(4, at
been prepared in Pittsburgh, he said.
programs for education, which
fling contains a number td articles
Chairman Johnson dots not explain shall include all sects of Jews, rich
evidencing good writing. The board o'clock.
the reason for his indignation, par- and poor alike, so they all realize the
of scribes is comp.:sal of the follow-
ticularly since he professed to sup- importance of imparting to the young
Clara Hurwitz, editor; Total Nominations:
ins!:
s ,
Nominations of officers will
port partial relief of relatives at the folks a Jewish consciousness. In Chi•
Berman, Mollie Hecker and Ruth
e
sago, for example, the third of Jew-
Continued from Page One)
last session of Congress.
Hershman, :issociate editors. Literary : place in the near future and all
the
mivate
Ile-
desire
to
hold
nflice
and
are
un
Charging that aliens cause Amen• ish Education he I ps
women as a pretest against what they contributions were made by Evelyn to attend the meetings previou
can life to deteriorate, Johnson brew schools of the wealthy through
consider exorbitant prices charged for Grossman, Charlotte lierschberg, Eiga
stated: supervision and management. I lc-
Edwin Moss. Celia Becker, I election are requested to mail
lice to that effect to Mrs. Clara
"They came faster and faster, lieve we must institute no extension kosher meat. Earh year, at the time Hershman,
of the high holy days in the fall, the Gertrude Cohen, Isabelle Cohen, Pearl
more than 1,000,000 a y e ar for a schedule also, for those istrsons who
certain
Firestone
and
Jennie Goldberg. The I 2610 Gladstone avenue, tole{
I Garfield 2373,1, ha-fore the el
long stretch of time. Conditions in are unable to attend the schtsts. All butchers raise the price Of
meats several cents a pound, due to business department includes Isadore
the United States began to change. our efforts are based on the fact that
business Manager. and lieSSie April.
for these particu. Helper,
Our traditions began to change; our we who are working in the field 01 Ile- the unusual demand
wing the holy day sea- Kosak, David Moss and Milton So-
customs began to change, hardly no- brew education behove a fine spiritual hir cuts. Foll o
Membership:
nal:, assistants.
)p,
A prize has been offered by
Gettable at first, until suddenly we center is being developed in the United son, however, they have, heretofore,
The initial number contains an im-
lowered the prices to those obtained
s •
were awakened to find about every- States."
pressive tribute to Rabbi A. Al. Hersh- M. P. Fisher, president of t
prior
to
the
hilt'
days.
Last
fall
the
Defining
Jewish
education,
Dr.
thing changed. Our literature is
man, a history of the Shitanty Zetlek ganizationto the members st
changing. Who would have thought Dushkin said it is no longer limited to butchers failed to rebtwer their prises. Sunday School, editorials, club and 25 ur more new members.
25 years ago that in this year 1927 the Sunday School and Cholas ideas, claiming that, due to increased tax un- alumni notes, the honor roll of each
book publishers with strange sound- but included an expansion of the tier- posed by the union, they must keep the class, the class officers, a column of
If you would live happy,
ing names would turn out books too sonality of the Jew. Jewish educa- higher prices. The tt ■ tlit. n protested biographical information concerning Out a master.
mtettssary not only for the strenuously, but with no success until
filthy for even the most decadent Eu- lion
transmission of the Jewish heritage they instituted the Istycott. The Ina-
ropean country?
The drama in the United States ba for its advantages to the individ- jority of the women have been forced
I eivin • him a wider sempathe and to curtail their food budgets due to
has changed until a great part of it
is nude, cheap and vulgar. Methods a longer memory, making him feel the lowered incomes or unemployMent on
in our public schools have changed. experience of 3,000 years instead of the part of the head of the family, and
The grade schools and even the high just a lifetime. Through Jewish ohs- the few' cents extra charged out each
schools have had to slow down so as cation, he explained, the history of the pound of meet meant to these families
not to get too far ahead of the chit- world is imparted in a different light an actual hardship.
Arrangements have been carried by
dren who have come out of the melt- than when obtained in the secular
I4/3 ro l447 rueeos0 IyOODW,IRD AKf
ing pot mixture—not to say that schools—the individual sees events the campaign committee, whereby
those women who needed to have meat
there are not many bright and Intel- through Jewish eyes.
"The discovery of America by Co- for members of their family who were
ligent children among these, even
THIRD FLO R
BOYS' STORE
geniuses—but the average is down. lumbus was made possible by the as- ill or Gsmired special n turishment
Even the stature of our people is sistance of the monarchs Ferdinand could obtain the cuts they wanted by
and Isabella and, during the same ordering them each day, in advance,
changing in the larger cities.
year, these same monarchs expelled from the eallipaign headquarters.
New Immigrants Responsible.
"I attribute nearly all of these the Jews from Spain. Looking at the
changes to the forces of the newly events through the eyes of the minor-
u t praise happenings Students Inspect Nash Factory.(
arrived people of the last quarter of ail,. we do n
a century, not charging it against any which may help only the majority --
InspectiOn of the various opera-
one kind of foreign people, mind you. we learn that the medieval church was
tions entailed in the production of
"I have been able to observe that strong, powerful and great for all, the Nash ear was made last week by
a very large proportion of our peo- yet fnr we Jews it meant the Inquisi-
a delegation of SO students of the
ple, perhaps not more than two gene- tine. The world war was fought for
Aviation Corps of the Great Lakes 1
rations away from the old countries, certain principles, it to the Jewish
restriction. They know why. minority the war meant all entirely Naval Trainnig Station under the so-
Want
nusuit
hardship
in
perviton of Liteutenant Commander
—
it
different thing
They do not want this country to go
Brand New Shipment Just Arrived.
Weiss. Like many universities and
every way.
the way the older countries have
Special values at
other institutions of learning in the
Must Remain Individuals.
gone. They do not want us to break
Central West, the training station
Calling the study of Hebrew a
up and divide into peoples speaking
has made inspection of the Such plant
varying languages and hating each "mitzvah" to the modern Jew, a prac- and other industrial plants a part ofI
other—a veritable Babel. tical religion, the speaker explained
the school curriculum.
"Nobody expects much heavy, con- the necessity of training the individ-
Among the other schools to send
structive legislation in a short session ual Jew to appreciate the burden he
students to the Nash factory, under
of Congress, but I think I can see has to carry. The Jew, as a minor- the guidance of professors and in-
that the complexion of the House as ity , can consider himself either an out- structors, are the University of Illi-
Fine Cashmere, Tweeds, Blue Chevi-
well as the Senate will be highly re- law or a prophet —II martyr—and, as nois, school of engineernig; North-
strictionist, and I am safe in laying both, he is downed by the majority. western University, school of com-
iota and Nov Plaids, Excellent tail-
How
such
better
it
is
to
teach
the
out a program that will likely include,
merce; University of Wilsonsin• Ar-
oring with the same care as men's.
among other things, quotas or restrIc- child that he is a member of a minor- mour Institute; Ohio Northern Uni-
tion of the countries of this hemi- ity of prophets, that he must bear a
Suits. Newest Spring 'Models and
versity; University of Kansas; Uni-
sphere; less immigration, more ex- burden through life understandingly,
versity of Arkansas; Purdue Uni-
Colors.
amination overseas; less need for El- not bitterly, than to have him learn versity; Lake Forest College; Uni-
1.)
lis Island; more selection, and, above from his enemies what being in Jew
versity of Oklahoma, school of engi-
all, more care in the making of citi- means. Jewish education is not a neering; Greer College of Automo-
pairs
long pants. 'In-
tin
Suits with two
zens, and a form of registration by choice, but destiny.
"In the United States all efforts tive Engineering anti a number of
gle and double breasted mod , k,
which every citizen and every alien
high schools.
and every alien seaman may have are tending toward standardization of
Sizes 10 to 18 years.
These students express keen inter-
something to show his right to be in every part of life and thought—you
est in the various processes that go
here
in
Detroit
call
it
Fordization-
the United States of America.
to make up the completed car and
Suits with one pair long pants :a n t
It was disclosed that Johnson in- we are becoming a nation of Robots. usually are outspoken in their amaze-
troduced his new bill during the last The Jew must follow the example of ment at the lengths to which Nash
the
one pair golf knickers; single :a i l
day of the Congress session just the old New England American,
Motors goes in the safeguarding of
closed in order that members may men who formulated the constitution, quality through a most complete sys-
double breasted. Sizes 8 to 18 y ■ .:irs
have an opportunity of studying and become individuals, with intlivid-
Suits with two pairs golf kink - 1%.
ual thoughts and action; the minority, temof inspections and tests.
during the recess.
In addition to students, hundreds
not the majority."
sides t; to 18 years.
of
others
visit
the
Such
factories
each
Dr. Dushkin also spoke of the influ-
Virtuous without merit and vicious
ence of the upbuilding of Palestine as year. Guides thoroughly familiar
without crime.
with
the
various
productiou
processes
through-
a national homeland on Jews
Frank & Seder — Third Floor.
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take visitors through the plant every
The spoken word belongs half to out the world, giving them the realiza- day, one trip being made in the morn- 1
him who speaks and half to him who tion of their nationality. The educa- ing and another in the afternoon.
tor spent several years in Palestine,
hears.
OLD FOLKS HOW/
PLANS TO END MEAT
BOYCOTT ALL FAIL
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Finishing the Last Lap
•
MORRIS FISHMAN,
Vice-President.
In charge of the leading agency of
the Detroit life Insurance Company.
•
Members of the
Fishman Agency
O. ARONSON S. LIEBERMAN
M. WEISENFELD
L. LIPNIK
I. ADE•MAN
G. W. GOROWITZ
II. J. AGINS S. LIGHTSTONE
JOSEPH IIAGGAI
S. G. HAULS
S. MADDEN
FRANK TURNER
S. BECKER
A. II. MILLER
S. ROSENBLOOM
S. BERNATH
P. PORTNOY
E. NISSENBAUM
R. B. COHEN
M. ROSEN
MRS. ROSE COWAN
LOUIS COHEN SIMON REUBEN
BENJAMIN FISHMAN
A. II. FIXLER
A. SCIIWALB
ALEX II. GEnsoN
SAM FISHMAN N. SOURASKY
LOVIS NORMAN
C. HANDLER D. L. TICKTON
W. LEV
II. HOROWITZ II. J WINOKUR
S. ZUCKERMAN
S. WOIIL
E. JACOBSON
N. KONIKOW
With just a few days in March left, the Fishman Agency
of the Detroit Life Insurance Company are steaming up
their efforts to create a new life insurance record for their
chief, Morris Fishman, to whom the month of March is
dedicated as "Fishman month," meeting with a response
which is both gratifying and encouraging.
"The Boys" have spared no energy or effort in reaching the goal they have set
for themselves --- $3,500,000, while they have not as yet accomplished this stupen-
dous task, the last day of March hopes to see them, triumphant
and elated with the knowledge that a new life insurance record for
the State of Michigan will have been created. If you have not as
yet been approached by any of the boys, help the good cause along
by requesting us to send one of the "Fishman Boys" around
to see you.
March Business Written to Date $ 1 2 :2 3 6 5 00
6:0 000 0
By Fishman Agency
Detroit Life Insurance Company
2210 Park Avenue
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Detroit
HOME OFFICE
M. E. O'BRIEN, President.
MORRIS FISHMAN, Vice-President.
HOMER GUCK. Asst. to President.