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REFORM RABBIS MEET
IN 38TH CONFERENCE

(Continued from first page.)
Jewish position in a missionaryiz-
ing world that each man shall have
the right to worship God in his own
way and that religious disagree-
ment should be no bar to an honest
and uncaleulating friendship. We
renewed our compact with the Fed-
I oral Council of Church of Christ
in America that because of our mu-
tual respect for the integrity of
each others religion and our desire
I that each faith shall enjoy fullest
opportunity for its development
and because these comittees have no
proselytizing."
The president's message outlin-
ing the work of the conference was
to•eseeled by an address by Rabbi
H. G. Enelow, of New York, vice-
pre iictit 411 the conference.
"Judaism has grown and has ad-
justed itself to every new condition
I.y deliberative assemblies, in which
the diverse questions of religious
theory and practice were discussed
and measures adopted for the good
of Judaism. There is need for such
nflnrni VI/ MICR at present, what
with the general spiritual disturb-
1111105 of our times and what with
our own particular vexations." Dr.
Endow stated.
Addresses in memoriam on de-
ceased members of the conference
were delivered at the lemming ses-
sion.

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l'APE MAY, N. J.—(J. T. A.)—
Th renunciation of war as an in-
strument of national policy was
called for in a report submitted by
it es,nunittee on International Peace
at the thirty-eighth annual conven-
tion of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis here, The report
was read by Rabbi Joseph L. Korn-
fold of Toledo.
"International peace as au ideal
never found a finer expression than
in our bible," said the report. "The
Prophets of Israel had not only a
most beautiful vision of peace, but
best understanding of the means of
its attainment. The Prophet Isa-
iah had given to the world the best
formula for domestic tranquility
and international peace when he
said: 'The work of righteousness
shall be Peace and the effect there-
of, quietness and assurance forever.
"However distant the time when
righteousness will become the
spring of all our actions, thus re- •
moving all causes and provocations
for conflicts yet we hold firmly to
the belief that the rule eif right will
eventually displace the rule of
might. To this consumation, the
best minds and hearts of human-
ity are working today posibly with
greater zeal than ever before.
"Another indication of the arous-
ed public mind in regard to interna-
tional peace, and America's respon-
sibility to promote it, was the
prompt expression of the American
people regarding our attitude to-
ward Mexico and Nicaragua, in re-
moving the differences that may
occur between us and our neigh-
bors. There was a will to peace on
the part of the American people,
and they demanded of those in au-
thority to find a way to peace.
The nation's attitude towards
war-torn China is a matter of deep-
est concern to the lovers of peace
here and elsewhere. It is the hope
of all right-minded people that
China wit soon return into the
paths of peace, and that her unity
and integrity will be unimpaired.
It is very gratifying to note that
our country, while doing her full
duty to protect American lives and
property, has been showing most
commendable forbearance in a most
irritating situation."
A suggestion submited by the
committee On International Peace
at the conference recommended
that the "Government of the United
States should clearly show its de-
sire to keep open the way for such
further conversations as will lead
to the adherence of the United
States to the Permanent Court of
International Justice."
The Conference Committee on
Goodwill recommended the renewal
of the pact with the Federal Coun-
eil of Churches of Christ which af-
firms that "because of our mutual

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IieptiONICE

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.if delegates to the Zionist eon gre •
to take
place
in Basel this
August.
The regular meeting of the Jo. to
Efrath
of Degania,
Palestine.
dean Pioneers was held June 23 at
e
El
Nloshe
synagogue.
After
an
is
to
address
the
Zeire
Zion
on the
t h
interesting program, II e m a a problems of the Zionist Congress.

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Chesluk was given charge of the Ile will stay in Detroit from June
membership campaign. Howard 29 to July 3 :
All subscribers of the "Earn
Gabs was appointed acting seen•
tary and Was Aso given charge ,:f , ”Ik" who to not get their ettpit,
the coining tennis tournament. should notify B. Lerman, :41 Mel-
All buys between 13 and It; bourne. Members are urged to
years of age are welcome at the I complete and report about the sale

weekly meetings of the Judean if Shkolem not later than July 2.
Pioneers, every Thursday at 7
We Moderns.
o'clock sharp.
Miss Bessie Levine, 4262 Ban-
gor, was hostess at a meeting loll
Los Amigos.
last meeting of the season NIonday evening, June 27. Mrs.
of Los Amigos club was held Fri- II. Wettenstein, 3536 Twenty
day evening, June 17, at the home ninth street, has consented to it
of Ted Weiss, 1601 IlitZetWil ■ iii as sponsor and advisor for the
avenue. Election of officers was club. It was decided that a pin
held and the results were: Presi- for the elute be selected. Due to
dent, Morris Cohn; vice-president. the absence of one of the partici-
Tuba Davidson; secretary, Ruth pants, the debate scheduled for
Friedland; treasurer, Ted Weiss. this meeting will be presented at
and ,eriseant-at-arms, Max New- t h e next meeting, which will be
man. Plans were made for the out- held Monday evening, July 4, at
ing held Sunday, June 19, at Island th e home of Morris Burnstein,
7130 Michigan avenue.
lake.

The

• , Tau Sigma Epsilon Sorority.
Sigma Delta Pi.
The last weekly meeting of the
The last meeting of the Iota
Tim Sigma Epsilon sorority was
chapter of the Sigma Delta
sorority was held at the home eef held at the home of Miss Anna
Miss Blanch Mi•helman of Philo- Cantor of Windsor, Ontario. An
helphia avenue on Wednesday, announcement was made to the
June 15. After the business of the effect that there will be an open
m
sorority was discussed, election of meeting
of the sorority Friday eve-
officers was held, the results being lung ! July 1, at the home of the
as follows: President, Miss Blanch president, MiSS Lune, of Kennel-
Michelman; vice-president, mi ss worth avenue. Each member is
r
Rosaline Goldstein; secretary, Miss requested
Is invite a guest for the
Flora Silbert; treasurer, Miss. evening. Plans for a lawn social

Ethel Michelman, and sergeant-at-I
arms, Miss Pauline Kalish.
Due to the fact that many of
the members are going away for
the summer the sorority has closed
for the summer and will again
start meeting in the early part eef
the fall.

are being, made and a definite date
I will be set in the near future.

Theta Delta Omega.

A regular meeting of Theta
Delta Omega sorority was held on
June 23 at the home of Miss Nad-
ler. The business of the meeting
consisted of plans for the first an-
niversary and preliminary nomina-
Zaire Zion Organisation.
The Zeire Zion are now active tion of officers. A special meeting
in the sale of the "Shekel" and in was called by the vice-president
their preparation for the election for July 6 for the purpose of elec-
tion of officers, since the regular
meeting day will be taken up with
each the dinner-theater party planned
respect of the integrity of
other's religion and desire that to celebrate the first anniversary

each faith shall enjoy the fullest of the sorority.
The special meeting will be at
opportunity for its development
and enrichment, these committees the home of Miss Jeanette Aus-
hinder, 1630 Calvert avenue.
have no phoselytizing purpose."

WILLIAM J. CHITTENDEN, JR.

MANAGER OF THE

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FORMERLY RESIDENT MANAGER DE THE BOOK-CADILLAC HOTEL

Bitter denunciation of organiza-
W. B. A.
tions which attempt to proselytize
At the last social meeting of the
Jews was voiced by delegates at-
tending the convention. "Prosylets W. B. A., Shalom Review No. 88,
izing is a smoke screen for anti- held at the home of Mrs. D. lloff-

Semitism," declared Dr. M. II. Bar- Man, 3201 Burlingame avenue,
ria of New York, "and it is an in- meetings were closed for the sea-
sult to us that Christians should son and plans were completed for
try to teach us a religion. a very delightful farewell lunch-
Dr. Abram Simon of Washing- von and card party. in honor of all
ton, D. C. in his report on the Com- the members that are departing
mission on Good Will declared that for the W. B. A. camp at I'ort
forty-nine cities have witnessed lluron, to be given on June 29 at
over one hundred good-will meet- 12:30 sharp at their club rooms,
ings during the year. The youth 'I 1522 Randolph street. Prizes will
work, particularly in New York I be awarded at each table and an
and Chicago, has developed friend- enjoyable afternoon is assured to
ly co-operation between young peo- all that attend. Members and
ple's groups where programs of so- friends are invited to attend.
cial and educational nature have
been evolved.
Delta Chapter, Nu Beta Tau.
"The religious life of the Jewish
On account eef the next meeting
student must be carefully watched," falling on the Fourth of July, the
declared a report of the Committee regular business meeting, will be
on Religious Work in Universities, postponed until Monday evening,
read at the afternoon session yes- July 11. The fraternity attended
terday by Rabbi I. E. Marcuson of the wedding eef one of their fra-
Macon, Ga.
ternity brothers, :Milton Dosie, to
A resolution was unanimously Miss Dorothy Uretsky, which was
adopted by the conference condemn- an event of Sunday, June 26.
ing the recent outbreak of ill-treat-
ment of three Jewish interne, at
Athena Girls' Club.
Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn,
At the last regular business
his preempt action towards full in- meeting of the Athena Girls' club,
and commending Mayor Walker for held Tuesday evening June 28, at
vestigation of this incident.
the home of Miss Sophie Schwartz,
Miss Esther Jacobson, the newly
elected president, appointed the
THREE NEW SERIES
following committees: Publicity,
ANNOUNCED BY
Adeline Cohen; charity, Betty S.
Yacht; program, Esther Zalesin
Three entirely new series of and Mrs. Blanche Horwitz; mem-
cars, including 21 models on four bership, Mrs. Ethel Fish, and gen-
different chassis lengths, are an- eral assisting committee, Tibie
nounced by the Nash Motors com- Chimovitz and Mrs. Marion Otis.
The next regular business meeting
pany.
The new series will be known as will take place on Tuesday, July
the Advanced Six, the Special Six 12, at the home of Mrs. Matilda
and the Standard Six, and despite Chatlin of 2978 Clements avenue.

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Eta Bet• Zeta.
The last meeting ief the Eta
Beta Zeta sorority was held at the
home of Miss Aves Rice, 3318 Cal-
vert, on Friday evening, June 24.
Plans for the "moonlight" were
discussed and it was decided tee be
held the latter part of June. Bridge
was played and prizes won by the
Misses Trudie Victorson and Betty
Felsenfeld.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Miss Ida Eisenberg,
8823 Woodrow Wilson.

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Detroit of the widely known com-
edy, "Three Live Ghosts," by Max
Marcin and Guy Bolton, which was
presented for one year in New
Time K•i Piste. Sorority.
York.
A regular weekly business meet-
While the plot of "Three Live
Ghosts" deals with the experiences ing of the Time Kai Pitites sorority
of three returned soldiers, it has was held on Monday, June 27, at
nothing whatsoever to do with the the Y. W. II. A. clubhouse. Every-
war nad should not by any means one Is very enthusiastically look-
be regarded as • war play. When ing forward to Sept. 15, 1927,
the three pals find their way hack which is the elate of our first an-
to London, they discover that they niversary. Various suggestions —
are all recorded as among the were made in regard to the al—
Go to Put-in-Bay with I. 0. B. al
dead, which suits two of the cro- ready mentioned date, but definite
dead,
nies, inasmuch as they had not I decision has not as yet been made,
lead any too moral lives before but will be in the near future. The
entering the service. theater followed the nweting and
The third pal in shell-shocked was very much enjoyed by all.
Rar• Service on
and merely trains along with the The following business meeting
other two, who have appointed will be held on Monday, July 11,
themselves his guardians since he M the home of Miss E. Kulick, -
has a mania for putting every. 4238 Dix avenue.
thing in his pocket that he can lay I
I Gamma Sigma Kappa Sorority.
his hands on.
The last meeting of the G. S. K.
We are equipped to cater for
RIOT VICTIM DIES sorority ass held at the home of
all occasions and functions
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—Israel Miss Esther Silk of 37,2 Westmin• '

KOSHER
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next meeting to be held on July 5.
died here last week. The outbreaks
occurred during the Jewish labor
conference here
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The meeting of the J. Y. G. S.
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nue, Tuesday, June 28, at 2:30
o'clock. Election of officers were
as follows: President, Dorothy
Redblatt; vice-president, Sophie
Ulanoff; secretary, Mary Earaben-
nick ; treasurer, Lillian Ulanoff.
The J. Y. G. S. C. has $10 in
the treasury and is planning to
go on a picnic. An oath has been
given to each of the members.
The next meeting will he held
at the home of Sophie and Lillian
Ulanoff at 2717 Glendale, Tues.:
day at 2:30 o'clock. All those
wishing to join respond to Lillian
Ulanoff, Arlington 672I-J.

Eisenmann, Jewish package car- ter avenue on June 21.
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