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give a tender mouse.
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Short is the road that teals from molt that some steps are necessary
for consolidating the Jewish reli-
fear to hate.
gious activities in Soviet Russia
and trying to widen their scope as
much as possible, and although the
agency of the conference WoS np-
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
prmed by the giivernment, Rabbi
MOHEL
Schneursohn and the group of rab-
bis associated with him voiced their
Recommended by man,'
Detroit phy,wtans foe
opposition to the holding of this
their nwn children as
conference at the present time.
well as other..
They contended that in view of
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prevailing conditions it would be
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impossible to elect a truly repre-
sentative body of Russian Jewry
and that any committee which
might result from this conference
REV. J. SILVERMAN would not be endowed with the
power to carry on the work and
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have the religious auth, lily re-
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quired.
Endorsed by Leading
This attitude of the Lubowitscher
Physician,
halts called forth resentment
:inning the initiators of the Lenin-
Endeared to Detroit.
ere by virtue of metie,
grad conference. To remove his op-
ulous care and clean.
position they decided, it is stated,
to discredit him in the eyes of the
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Soviet authorities, an action which
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resulted in his arrest.
This charge against the initiators
of the lAiningrad conference could
not be verified for obvious reasons.
Rabbi Schneursohn's release was
brought about by the intertitssion
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of his friends, the echoes of the
event abroad and the guarantee of
the Jewish community of 5loscow
for the rabbi's complete loyalty. It
was stated that Michael Kalinin,
vice-president of the Soviet repub-
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development has made un-
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certain the fate of the Leningrad
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kehillahs conference. There is no
definite knowledge as to whether or
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not it will convene on Oct. 21, The
The same inimitable Pohl Cui- reports add that the resentment
sine will prevail.
against the action of the conference
initiators is so strong among reli-
gious Jews that it is planned by
even those communities which orig-
inally intended to send representa-
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According to the original plan,
110 kehillahs throughout the union
of socialist Soviet republics were
to send 179 delegates. The agenda
included questions pertaining to the
establishment of mikvehs, ritual
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religious schools; the printing of
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religious books and the problem of
Sabbath observance. It was also to
consider a plan to create a union
of kehillahs in Soviet Russia.
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ROSH HASHONAH
SERMONS LAUNCH
EDUCATION MONTH
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tail. The story conveys a lesson
in the bringing up of children.
"Hannah prayed to God that
she be given a son equal in great-
ness to that of the combined great-
ness of Moses and Aaron (This is
the Talmudic interpretation of the
verse: "And Thous shalt give Thy
servant men children). Nothing
less than that would satisfy for a
great son, for one who would out-
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because it is hoped that the reports
to be made will he of such a nature
that they will evidence the con-
structive angles of relief work and
in addition will show conclusively
how our temporary relief has been
blended in with constructive effort.
James II. Becker of Chicago who,
in the com any of Mr. Warburg
visited the Jewish
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agricultural set-
tlements in Russia, will report his
observations and impressions, and
E. M. Newman, the noted travel-
ogue lecturer, who visited Russia
this summer and is the first man to
bring out uncensored pictures cov-
ering every phase of Russian life,
has agreed to show those pictures
that cover the Jewish colonies and
give a brief talk on his impressions
from actual contact with the Jew-
ish settlers there.
Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, who took
the last conference by storm with
his recital of the work in Russia
and the part that it has played in
the rebuilding of thousands of lives
in that country, has been prevailed
upon to remain in the country until
this conference, no that he may re-
port in person on the accomplish-
ments of our agricultural program
up to date.
While it will be impossible for
Dr. Bernard Kahn, the European
director, to lie present in person be-
cause of the necessity of his re-
maining in Europe at this time, yet
his detailed report concerning the
activities of the Joint Distribution
committee throughout eastern Ea-
rope will be presented at this Con-
structive Relief conference.
Louis Marshall who, throughout
all of the years has played a must
important part in the raising of
funds through the collecting agen-
cies and the distribution of these
funds through the Joint Distribu-
tion committee, has once more
agreed to present the problems of
both organizations covering the
work of the present and that of the
near future.
The program of this conference
has been so arranged as to allow
sufficient time for reports to be
presented in person by the state
chairmen, state treasurers and by
the leaders of the campaigns in all
parts of the country.
Those who have been living and
working close to the United Jewish
campaign and the Joint Distribu-
tion committee realize that the Con-
structive Relief conference will be,
without question, as important a
got hiring of Jewish 11111 11 and wo-.
men as has ever titer' held in the
history of America.
The conference, through the
courtesy of the Chicago leaders, is
to be held at the 110 .2• Standard club,
considered artihitecturally one of
the finest buildings in Chicago and
acknowledged generally to be the
Mast club building in America.
RABBI E. AISHISHKIN.
shine even the great lawgiver.
Such a desire is in itsef a manifes-
tation of idealism, of a high con-
ception of life, and true to this
ideal of hers when Samuel was
born she raised him in the holy
House in the Mishkon, and there
he eventually achieved the coveted
greatness, which the Talmud says
that it was equal to that of Moses
and Aaron combined.
"This story teaches us, among
other things, that a child should be
given an education and that the
school. For the Hebrew schools
are one of the mediums within our
reach to inspire our youth with
zeal and enthusiasm so as to pre.
vent any encroachment upon our
faith. Through such institutions
thousands who might otherwise
lapse into irreligion will preserve
their loyalty to Judaism, and some
of them may eventually become
lenders in our communal and spiv
Baal life.
"Ilere in Detroit the United
Hebrew schools are doing this very
work. Over 2,000 boys and girls
are at present receiving in the
Hebrew schools instruction in He-
brew, the Bible, Jewish History
and Literature, the Talmud, as
well as in religious practices and
traditions. This instruction is
given by competent teachers in a
highly efficient and most modern
manner. It is the opinion of ex-
perts who have visited the schools,
and examined the children, that
they are among the very best in
this country, that they are a ver-
itable fountain of Jewish kerning,
a place which makes the young
cling with love to their ancestral
faith. if you love your child send
him to one of the branches of the
United Hebrew schools."
Education Month, which has
now begun, will end with the
month of Tishri. During this
month all available means will be
used to bring home to the parents
the importance of giving their
children a thorough education.
The work of the Talmud Torah
will be explained. The Talmud
Torahs themselves will be open _to
the public. Whoever wishes to
acquaint himself with the form
and method of teaching employed
in the schools will be cordially wel-
comed Open classes will be con-
ducted in some branches, kinder-
garten rooms, elementary, inter-
mediate and high school classes
will be conducted in the presence
of parents and their friends.
The entire personnel of teachers
has volunteered to make a thor-
ough survey of the various Jewish
sections of the city and acquaint
the people with the excellent work
of the United Hebrew schools.
It must here be explained that
Education Month is not a month
in which to raise funds for the
maintenance of educational insti-
tutions. It is as the name implies,
a month in whch the importance
and the significance of education
will be brought home to every
Jewish parent in Detroit.
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are approved of and endorsed by
the city's leading rabbis—with
strict regard for all rituals.
United Hebrew Schools.
Holiday services were laid in the
Philadelphia-Byron auditorium, un-
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der the auspices of the United He-
brew schools. Cantor S. Michalov-
Maurice Samuel, Henry G. Alsberg sky officiated at the services and I.
and others.
Rosenberg and A. D. Markson
In the department of teaching, made addresses.
Dr. William II. Pyle of the De-
B'nai Moshe.
troit Teachers' College, and Miss
At the B'nai Nloshe synagogue
Stella Sufinsky of the Detroit Pub- Rabbi Moses Fisher chose as his
lic schools will give the course in sermon topics the following: Mon-
"Methods of Teaching," and Mr. day' evening he spoke on the Bibli-
Jacob Pearlstein, the education cal text "In order that your days
director of the Jewish Centers and the days of your children shall
Association, will give the course in increase:" Tuesday, "Penino and
"Methods of Club leadership." Chano—Two Women of the Bible
The class in "Club Leadership" and the Lesson of Their Lives;"
will be addressed by specialists in and Wednesday, "The Jewish Pass-
the various types of boys' and word for Service."
girls' work conducted in the city
of Detroit. Students of the class,
who elect to do so, will be given
an opportunity to do paid field
work for the Jewish Centers As-
sociation.
Miss Rose Pike of the United
Hebrew schools will give the
Benny Friedman, greatest of all
courses in Hebrew.
In addition to the Monday night quarterbacks, is coming back to
classes, the college will as usual Detroit.
While he was the hub of Fielding
offer special classes for women on
Tuesday afternoons. The women II. Yost's football machine at Ann
elite
, Benny made frequent trips
will have the privilege of selecting
y two of the courses offered on to Detroit, delivering lectures and
after
dinner
talks that made him
Monday night. There will be a!
slight change as to the college I I one of the most popular athletes in
the
country,
but this time he is
fees. Instead of a single registra-
tion fee of $2 for all courses, coming here to play foot ball. It
there will be a course of $2 will be the first time during his
for each course, no that students brilliant career that Benny has
taking two courses will pay a total ever seen in Detroit in foot ball
uniform.
of $4.
As everyone knows, Benny now
Rabbi Leon Fram is general di.
rector of Beth El College. For has a professional team. he is the
any information, write or tele- quarterback of the team, the man-
phone him or Miss Anna Oxen- ager of the tenni, the coach of the
handler,. Registrar, Beth El Col- team and the captain of the team .
l s tt i o s se n ,Li
e. It
mp lsi v ra e i Ave., at Glad- Ile is more of the team than any
Woodward
football player before him has ever
been of a team and his team is
known as the Cleveland Bulldogs.
PRAYER AND SONG
The team that Cleveland plays
Detroit is called the New York
HALLOW HOLIDAY in ,' ankees.
It is managed by Harold
RITES IN DETROIT (Red) Grange.
The game, scheduled for Sunday,
Oct. 9, at Noun Field, will be the
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biggest offering in the history of
dedicated on Sept. 11 by the con- professional foot ball. The twin
gregation and its friends.
greatest players the game has
Young Israel,
known in the last 20 years will be
Young Israel of Detroit con- seen on the same gridiron at the
ducted services at its synagogue in same time, playing on opposing
the Jewish (enter, 31 Melbourne, teams.
near Woodward.
Cantor Sidney Lieber of New
He who knows most speaks
York officiated at the Rush Ila- least.
shonah services, which were con-
ducted in the traditional orthodox
Ile that hath no patience hath
manner. Young Israel's activities nothing at all.
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HERE ON OCT. 9
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interests are mutual—we de.
pend on each other. That is one
of the reasons why every week we
tell you something about the busi.
ness of supplying you with good gas
service.
With over 325,000 customers—serving
a population of over a million, we have
a big job to do—your cooperation and
appreciation means much to us. And we
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The people of Detroit enjoy gas
rates "which are lower thatt
those existing in any other
similar city in America."
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sia. The Soviet government gives
the Jewish settlers no greater as-
sistance than it gives the Russian
or other settlers who go to Siberia
or elsewhere to colonize. If the
Jewish land settlement movement
is carried to a successful conclu-
sion, it will result in the productiv-
ization of the Jews and will lead
to the eradication of one of the
principal causes of anti-Semitism,
he writes.
health Minister Semashko de-
clares that it must be matte clear
that in Soviet Russia there can be
no Jewish question. To the Soviet
government, the workers of all na-
ISIDORE ROSENBERG.
tions are equal. "Under the czar,
place of the child's education Jews were persecuted as Jews. To-
should be carefully chosen. day, Jewish workers are treated
"In the United Hebrew Schools like any other workers." Al. Sern-
of Detroit the children are taught ashko describes his recent visit to
111 the traditionally Jewish way. the Jewish agricultural colonies
The Talmud Torah is the Temple and says, "The Jews are in this
of the Jewish spirit. The children way engaging now in the principal
are brought up both in a national branch of activity of our country.
and religious manner, and when They are going on the land and be-
they grow up they will carry coming part of the land."
the banner of Judaism with pride Special attention was directed to
and dignity, and the words "Ivri anti-Semitism in the Communist
Onoch" (I am a Ilebrew) will be i party. The well known Russian
uttered by them with a conscious journalist, Sosnowsky, quotes a let-
self-esteem and moral independ- ter written by Harkey, a member
ence.
of the district executive of the
"It must be mentioned here, to Communist party in which he says,
our sorrow, that there are some "If you saw how many Jews there
parents who either neglect the ed- are here you would say 'Kill the
ucation of their children entirely, Jews and save Russia' is 50 per
or entrust their education to per- cent justified."
"It would he foolish," Sosnowsky
sons who are unqualified for such
writes,
writes "to deny the existence of
a sacred task.
the
in the Communist
"To such parents I say in the
words of the angel who appeared party. There are two kinds of anti-
to Abraham at the time when he Senates sinning the Communists.
was ready to offer his son Isaac as Communists who parade their anti-
a burnt offering upon the altar, Semitism openly and Communists
'Do not stretch thy hand to the who keep it quiet.
"Those Communists whotortured
lad. Do him no harm.' Don't lay
your hands upon the children. Do the Jewish boy Beirach, in the no-
them no harm. Give your children torious Refract' case, belong to the
an education in the proper place. first kind. The liarkovs belong to
Send them to the United Hebrew the S•CoIiil class. They are the kind
of people who will never openly (le-
Schools of Detroit."
Isidore Rosenberg, principle of cture their anti-Semitism, because
Kirby Center, in his addresses to they fear that it they out they
would lie expelled from the party,
congregations said:
"There, is no task in Jewish Life but they are a theusand times more
more urgent and pressing than the dangerous than the open anti-Sem-
task of training the young gentiro- ken. Outwardly pretending to be
lion in the spirit of Judaism. It friendly to everybody, he is at
lies at the very foundation of our heart a pogromist and counter-rev-
olutionary."
National and religious life, and
Sosnowsky quotes cases of whole
the indispensable preliminary to
all Jewish activities. It is for this groups of workers during the civil
reason that our sages have never war in the Urals joining up with
omitted an occasion to impress on the Koltsehak army and proceeds:
our nation in the most persuasive "When the Russian and foreign
and eloquent manner, the necessity White Guardists renew their at-
tack upon the Soviet union, their
and importance of imparting relig• banners and their pro•amations
ious instruction to the young gen will without doubt hear the old
eration.
children cannot and slogan, 'Kill the Jews and save Itus-
will nut Our
he worthy
of sia.' Anti-Semitism will not be the
Israel unless they descendants
are properly
least of the weapons employed by
Particular People Prefer
trained and educated in the noble the counter-revolutionaries
traditions
of
our
ancestors,
and
in
tba Palais.
"It is not a question of one Bar-
spired for the everlasting ideals of kov. With its membership of mil-
Strictly Censored. Highest
our religion.
"In
the
face
of
overwhelming
lions,
the Communist party cannot
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obIttacles, for over 2000 years, the guard against such people coming
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into its ranks, especially if they
Jews have maintained their lien-
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hide their real feelings. Theirs is
tity, their culture and their relig- nut the anti-Semitism of the un-
ion. This miracle is due, in no educated people in the villages,
small measure, to the emphasis w hi c h ran he
combated by means
placed on systematic education of of education and enlightenment.
HUNGARIAN JEWS
the youth. Hence the important When a member of the party, a
SUFFER IN RAIDS role played by the Hebrew school member of the district committee
for children in all Jewish corn- if the party, is infected with anti-
munities in all countries.
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Fur Semitism, it must be fought with-
Hebrew nut mercy.
showing they are natives of Hun- t•enty centuries the
schools have kept the light of
"During the whole period of the
EV ERTON EN DRAW 1 Pll G Co. gary.
In response to the query of the Judaism glowing.
revolution anti-Semitism did not
Sesund Flour-Kerr tilde.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency, the
"It is to the interest of every make such inroads in the party as
royal Hungarian legation at Wash- Jew that his children attend a at present. The reasons may be
ington stated that it has entered lebrew school. If we neglect t) what they will, but the fait re-
into telegraphic communication steep our children in their forma- mains and cannot be denied. We
with the Ilungarian government lye years with appreciation of must rid our ranks of the anti-
concerning the en masse expulsions kings Jewish and to inculcate in Senates," he concludes,
them a desire to observe the tenets
of Jews from Ilungary.
The government advised the le- of our faith there is grave danger Tie Way to Begin Living the Ideal
gation, the Jewish Telegraphic ' of a drift toward the principles ad-
Life le to Begin.
Agency is informed, that "in all vacated by all too prevalent agi-i
The ideal life is worth living,
391 undesirable aliens who had not tators of religious unrest.
cm. Reaching out for the big
complied with the lawn regulating
"Jewish children who do not things in life makes you feel con-
the stay of aliens in Hungary have come under Jewish guidance are tented and happy. Don't be satis-
been made to leave the country. likely to be fitting soil for Die most Cent with anything but the best. So
About 50 per rent of these were noxious influence. In order to de- brighten up and freshen up with a
Jews from eastern Europe. It ap- velope morality and religiousness , Murad and buckle down to work.
pears that persona trying to evade in our youth and to prevent the Let Murad light your way.
the regulations above re (erred to evils which their neglect may I
abound especially among these peo- cause, there is a commanding
Of two cowards, the one who
ple," the statement of the Hun- necessity that every Jewish child, I finds the other out first has the
garian legation declared.
boy or girl. attend the Hebrew advantage.
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