A merica 5CWIsk periodical &ter CLIFTON AMU* - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PIENTROITJEW1811 Center, Hamilton ave- CITY'S SYNAGOGUES I ronimunity DUC 11114 Glynn Court. In accord- SUALLY mice with a decision of the board EXPECT UNU trustees, cards of admission to LARGE ATTENDANCE or the services at the Westminster I continued from first pave.) Center will be limited to members of the congregation. Non-members will be cheerfully accommodated at the synagogue. Cantor Jacob Sil- verman will conduct the auxiliary bbi A . . NI. . Hershman • Rabbi both p hares a wor- will preaeh at 8hiP. Beth David. day, Dr. Franzblau will speak at the Brown Memorial Chapel and I Frain will speak at the Mac- aw es building. On N om Kippur morning, Dr. Franklin will officiate in the chapel and Rabbi Pram will conduct the services in the main Rosh Hashonah and Vein Kippur auditorium of the Temple. There will be a special service services will be conducted in the for children in the main audi- partially completed Beth David synagogue at Fourteenth and Elm- torium on Yam Kippur afternoon. The services will be conducted by burst. On the first day of Rosh Hu- th.• confirmation class of the tern- shonah Rabbi E. Aishishkin, spir- it.., led by Rabbi From who will itual leader yr the congregation, tell the story of lom Kippur. The will conduct the services. children's choir will provide the On the second day the sVrvices Turning Back the Pages - - - The Detroit Jewish Chronicle TIIE PACKARD SIX 5 PASSENGER SEDAN Ten Years Ago— '2 2 8 5 Tile best esidence of Jewish willingness to serve the stars and stripes and to tight America's battle is revealed in the fact that fully 75 per cent of the first quota of selected men who have gone out of are New York City to Camp Upton, to entrain for service in France, Gen. .1. Jewish boys. A deputation of Orthodox rabbis waited all Franklin Bell and arranged with him for religious services to be held at the camp on Rosh Hashonah and Yon) Kippur. FACTORY The formal installation of Rabbi Samuel Meyerberg as assistant rabbi of Temple Beth El will take place on Sunday evening, Sept. 30. --- - An enrollment of 150,000 is the IllillilUt1111 which hos been set a- sacred musk. will be directed by Mr. Rosenberg„' the goal for the Restoration Shekel Campaign, which has just been The first service of the high principle Of the Kirby Center. Mr. launched by the Zionist Organization of America, and for which every holidays will be on Rush Hashonah Rosenberg will address the congre- organized Zionist throughout the United States has been mustered eve, Minday at 7 (('clock. The gation inEnglish. into service. Rosh Hashonah morning service Shaarey Zion. on Tuesday will commence at 10 Congre.gation Shaarey Zion is o'clock. The Yom Kippur eve the only synagogue north of Elm- Bernard Isaacs, superintendent of the United Hebrew Schools of service will begin at 7 o'clock huNt avenue that conducts regular Wednesday, Oct. 5. The Yom Kip- daily services. The congregation is Detroit, announces that the first graduation exercises of the schools ah next. purmorning service is scheduled ., largely dependent on the sale of will b Ile held during the week of • Pes . I i . an d oh Th lost seats for the holy days for the con- foe - 10 ' I toy k on The permanent commission of the League of Nations has issued on at I o cervice the ldren's s 'clock y, th'"e'l minli'lffInre of Dies , serv- a questionnaire to Great Britain relating to the Palestine mandate. afternoon of the same da Tickets may be obtained for The league asks the British government to say what measures have ice '• while the Yom Kippur memorial „m a d, either the synagogue at 12251 Lin- been token to place. the country under such political, administrative m at will ha h e wood avenue; near Glendale, or for service AS to secure the establishment of the Jewish the supplementary services to be and economic runditinns Thursday. On Saturday, Oct. I, Bernard held in the large hall over the Oak- national home, the development of self-governing institutions and the safeguarding of the civil and religious rights of the inhabitants of Zeiger will preach a sermon at the mont theater at 12705 Woodrow Palestine, irrespective of race or religion. Sabbath Shuvah service, The serv- Wilson avenue. ices in all three places of worship Tickets are on sale at the syna- Vladimir Jabotinsky insisted on speaking Run- will begin at the same hours. gogue every evening and will be on sian at a celebration of Russian Zionists here, the meeting came to a Shaarey Zedek. sale at the hall Sept. 25 and 25. sad ending, the chairman, Mr. Tomkin, bringing the exercises to a 'fhe must impressive services in Congregation Emanuel. cloSI. When he found the ninsednakers would not subside. the history of Shaarey Gedek syn- Congregation Emanuel, located Mr. Jabotinsky received an ovation when introduced, but WAS soon agogue will be conducted during at Taylor and Woodrow Wilson interrupted by 11 demonstration staged by Galician . . and German Zion. the forthcoming high holy days, ac- avenues, has announced that sup- is or t re . cording to an announcement by the plementary services for the corn- ' ists in the hall, who demanded that he speak (ricers of the congregation. The ing high holy days will la' held in In a Rosh Hashonah message tie the Jewish people of Detroit and setting will be the most beautiful the beautiful and spacious hall of auditorium in Detroit devoted to the synagogue under the direction Michigan sent through The Chronicle, Mayor Couzens writes: religious service according to the of a competent cantor. Rabbi A. Detroit extends greetings to you on your Rosh Hashonah. traditional ritual, and one of the M. Ashinsky the spiritual leader It has been Detroit's pleasure to have probably the largest most attractive houses of worship of the congregation. diversity of various nationalities and creeds of any city in the in America. The services will he The services in the main syna- country, and among theni we are proud to say that there is no led by Rev. Elijah Zaludlowski, gogue will be conducted by the nationality or creed whose people are more law-abiding and formerly of Liverpmil, England, well-known and popular Cantor A. valued citizens than your people. who will intone the selections of Rutinan, assisted by a choir of In the liturgy of the penitential sea- men. son. Ile will be assisted by a choir Pesch Tikvah. Pe under the direction of Julius Miller, enwill be separated from the men Services will he conducted dur- Detroit concluder and choral lender. a raised platform running along ingthe high holy days 1.s. Cantor e the sides. Issu s which profoundly concern Judaism and Jewish life in Amer- Labovitz and his choir at the new Young Israel. synagogue of Congregation Pesach ica will be treated in sermons Young Israel of Detroit, will Tikvah, Realest on Petoskey near which Rabbi A. M. Hershman will Boston boulevard, which was dedi- again conduct services during the deliver at Shaarey Zedek services. high Holy Days at its synagogue Rabbi Hershman's addresses are cated on Sept. 11 by the congrega- in the Jewish Center, 31 Melbourne State B'nai B'rith Leaders tion and its friends. The architect, eagerly awaited it only by the !war Woodward. Services will be Plan Convention in members of the congregation but I Charles S. designed the under the auspices of the entire or- by numerous others who worship i building along the lines of Euro. ganization, which is composed of Ann Arbor. in lb-trait's conservative syna- main orthodox synagogues, It has a large front lobby with threw branches, Kirby, Blaine and gogue. mums on each Melbourne. A meeting of the Michigan Coun• Services will he held at the syna- 'choir and rabbi's The acquisition of Cantor Sid- gogue, Willis avenue and Brush side. It has a specious auditorium ney Lieber of New York to officiate ell of B'nai Writh lodges has been with a dome ceiling, and the woffi- announced by Harry Slavin, presi- ',treed. and at the Westminster at Resh Ilashonah and Yam Kippur dent of the council, tee lake place marked the completion of se vices I Oct. 9 in Ann Arbor. arrangements for the holidays. The A program of activities for the services will be conducted in the mooing season will be decided upon traditional orthodoxmanner- at that time. Rabbi Adolph Fink, Young. Israel's activities areap- director of the HMO foundation at proved of and endorsed by the city's the University of Michigan, will leading rabbis—with strict regard appoint a committee composed of for all rituals. Prayers will also students which will confer with the be characterized by rigid adherence council in regard to the co-opera- to the rules of propriety and de- tion of all the B'nfii It'rith lodges corum. of the tel with the Hillel founda- United Hebrew Schools. tion at Ann Arbor and for arrang- Holiday service's will be held in ing cultural programs. the Philadelphia-Byron auditorium, A committee of counsellors for under the auspices of the United the 11010 foundation at the Uni- Hebrew Schools. The beautiful versity of Michigan consisting of and newly decorated auditorium sonic of the most prominent JOS+. will become a place of worship dur- in the state has been appointed Iv ing the high holy days. A prom- Robert C. I.appen, president of Ilia- in•nt mentor, S. Michalovsky, has rict Grand Lodge No. 5. This been engaged by the schools to of- committee will also hold a confer- ficiate at the services and 1. Rosen- ence at Ann Arbor on the same berg and A. D. Markson will ?flake date and will have a joint meeting Five Years Ago— by The Restaurants ....of.... Milk Fame MICHIGAN COUNCIL WILL MEET OCT. 9 address,. RICH JERSEY MILK AND CREAM From Our Prise U. S. Government Attested Herd Served in All Our Restaurants. Brennan, Fitzgerald & Sinks MICHIGAN LUNCH-22 Michigan Avenue MAJESTIC SERVESELF—Basement Majestic Bldg, THE GRISWOLD LUNCH—Clifford and Griswold THE CADILLAC LUNCH-132 Michigan Avenue LAFAYETTE LUNCH-242 Lafayette Blvd. PARK LUNCH—Park and Adams B. F. & S. 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They once, Besides the vonference with will also be held from 7 to 12 the counsellors of the Hillel founda- o'clock Wednesday morning. Rub' lion and the director and committee bi Moses Fisher has chosen as his of students, the delegates will have sermon topics the following: Mon- the mutters of the wider stope drive day evening he will speak on the and the Cleveland Orphan home Biblical text "In order that your drive in the' state of Michigan for days and the days of your •hil- consideration. Reports will be dreg shall increase;" Tuesday, made by Aaron Drook, Michigan "Penni,. and Chano--Two Women director of the wider scopt. drive, of the Bible and the Les'," of and by Adolph Freund, Michigan Their Lives;" and Wednesday, dire•tOr of Cleveland Orphan Home "The Jewish Password for Serv- drive. I 0 0 0 0 ok,=yx Lafer Brothers F. G. LAFER, Proprietor. 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Jefferson at St. Antoine --Cad. sFf'fi Womkard at Philadelphia --Einp. 7123 Pfent.Nlayday Company 2siit Gratiot Melrose 11160 OZET OPENS DRIVE TO HELP RUSSIANS NI. Chandler !tart 1622 9 Woodward Avenue I onsfellow 4465 holiday's in Small Towns (Continued from preceding page.I ie - ontnued from first page..( A lecture bureau is being coo. observance of religious rites. The Windsor. furnish fists and stated that in four or entire character of one's relation. templates!. which will The Jewish population of the speakers for the Winii Writh five years the colonies will he self- ship to the rest of the community , A sno,er s , the Sta., Border Cities of Canada will have torougoout no t her too • supporting. is involved. A prosperous Jewish a special treat during the coming eel which will lie decided upon is The Soviet health commissioner, businessman residing in a typical high holy days. Windsor has se- the establishment of a quarterly Nikolai Semanshko, who recently small town remarked recently that cured Rabbi Carl Monello, gratin- periodical which will sublish the returned from an inspection tour although a Jew might observe ate student of the Hebrew Theo- results of special reseorch till IVA- line of the Jewish holidays 'if he so desired, of the colonies, was logical College of Chicago, to ish subjects by students of the II il- speakers at the meeting. He chal- he should make every effort to ob- Tel foundation at Ann Aloud and preach. lenged the. allegations of anti- serve Christian holidays also, The Rabbi Manello will speak en will aiso contain articles be Jew sh Semites in Russia that the Jewish gentleman, whose friend', by the English and Yiddish. The young leaders Oil Jewish problems of the privi- way, are exclusively Jewish, wits land settlement work is rabbi is well versed in Talmud day. Prizes will be given to the lege accorded only to the Jews. mistake', A Jew achieves noth- and Jewish lore. Ilia speeches will students at the University of Y.; '1. In addition, he said, the colo- ing save a pathetic absurdity when deal with events which are of in- igen for the lest ies•arch tv ok nists are receiving the aid of for- he seeks to out-Herod Herod. Of terest to young and old. produced. eign Jewish oreanizations which course a clear distinction must be The officers of the Michigan determines the success of their ef- drawn between religious and na- 1041•S who Council of fort. However, even if the Jta• tional holidays. On Washington's are making arrangementa for the harry Stavin, pre,. ish land settlement work would be or Lincoln's birthday the Arnie conference are: privilege, it would be justified can Jew's patriotism should be as ident, lbdroit; Adolph Kositchek• a owing to the previous wrongs and exuberant as the American Gen.' first vice-president, Lansing; A. II. I Contiued from page 1.1 persecutions directed tigainst the tile's, but A readiness to celebrate Roman, second vice-president, Bay Easter instead of Passover serves cultural expert Golde is chairman City, and Ben Fishman, secretary, Jews. Loyevetzky, director of the no one in good stead. It is hard to of the commission. The other Grand Rapids. Soviet finance commissariat, stated withstand the seductive, genial at- b• are: Professor Bushins k memers that although lotteries are pro• mosphere which pervades the coin. analysis expert; Professor 11- hibited in the Soviet Republic, it musty before an approaching hol- Moscow, PROTEST EXCLUSION $ yon of the University was permitted because of the im- iday, and it would be foolish and lini c : ittorrka tt o fee:: s,X)rrit,eraphiVnralla OF RABBI'S ADDRESS portance of the colonization work. bigoted to lie antagonized by the nor festive mood. But there is no --- pert, and Professor Bogdanov, aft- need to overdo one's sympathetic riculturist. The commission has BERLIN. - (J. T. A.I The for- MOSCOW.-- (.1. T. A.) - The interest. Active participation is been at work for several months. mar Jewish soldiers in the German movement to settle Jews on the out of place. It arouses criticism Eighteen months ago a number of imperial army during the World land in Russia is acquiring many unfavorable as the adoption of Jewish orphans who had been wan- war were not represented at the (Houk among the non-Jews, ac- AS an s of reet s t Mos- unveiling of the memorial to the cording to the headquarters of the pure Anglo-Saxon names by dering about the cow were placed in the Jewish ag- Tannenberg battle which tm•lt Ozet, the sisciety for settling Jews unmistakable Semite. One cannot repeat too frequently the banal ricultural school. Some of the place Sunday. on the land. Self respect is the boys have made great progress. The committee which was in The FARiets reports that in sey- truth, that only means to the other fellow'• Experts who vi s ited th e school charge ..f the arrangements for the eral places its membership among have decided to transform it into exercises invited the repr•senta- non-Jews is greater than among respect. an agricultural training school for lives of the Protestant , Catholic Jews. In the town of Mirdok in the and Jewish religions to deliver ad- North C•ucasius district there are ARGUE JURISDICTION orphans. families Ilf European latest figures on the number of dresses. Due, however, to the in• only the I IN MAVROMATIS CASE, I Jewish Soviets in Russia have just sistence of the German anti-Seem- Sews and 60 families of Caucasian 0 been published. According to the ites, the committee eliminated the Jews. In that city the Ozet has a THE HAGUE.-- (..1. T. Ai --The figures, there are 56 Jewish village address by the rabbi. Upon learn- membership of 200, of whom 110 I The I iimmittee. ease of the Greek government ver- I Soviets in Russia, 69 Jewish town ing this, the organization of Jew are non-Jews. I soviets, and one Jewish region. ish soldiers who fought in the which consists of tire, includes four sus the British government in the I There are 32 Yiddish law courts World war withdrew from partici- non-Imes. matter of the Jerusalem electritica- In the distr. t of Tersk, Feu- tion minces•ion granted by the for- / i which have dealt with 20,227 cases pation in the exercises. The rabbi mei. Ottoman gas ernnient to Engi- I: since their establishment. who was scheduled to speak left the casia, the non-Jewish memlsership neer alavremati• has been taken of the Oct amounts to 64 per cent; I cit)'. -- iff in the district of Tultchin, Podol, up again by the permanent court MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.1 None 0 internatenal justice. Since the destruction of the Holy the nonslewish membership is 35 I of the Jewish colonies which came The question was again •Iedsated 1 into being with the assistance of Temple, the gift of prophecy was per rent; in Kishoidak, the non- as to whether the court is compe- Jewish membership is also 35 per taken from the prophets and given the Joint Distribution Committee tent to deal with the matter. Mr. has suffered from the earthquake, wer to fools and Infanta. Ili. S. rent. Throughout the Cauca•ius Hogg, British attorney general, I Tiny Cossocks have joined the according to a report received here 12b.) average of the non-Jews contended in behalf of the British i Ozet. 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