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Name $50,000 As Quota For
Rest of State and
Indiana.

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DISTRICT CHOOSES
EXECUTIVE BOARD ,

Letter From National Head.
quarters Stresses Need
For Cash

FRANKLIN TO REVIEW
MRS. RUSSELL'S BOOK

On Sunday morning of this
week, Dee. 11, Dr. Leo M.
Franklin has chosen the sermon
subject at Temple Beth El "The
Right To Ile Ilappy." The ser-
mon will be based upon a recent-
ly published and widely read
book under the same title by
Mrs. Bertrand Russell. Serv-
ices begin at 10:45. The public
is invited.

5

'Men s Club To Hear Morris Waldman
And William Friedman Talk On Poland

Social Worker and Attorney Will Tell Impressions of Po-
land ; Friedman to Disclose Interviews With
Leaders; Galvani to Sing,

Morris Waldman, executive di-
51r. Friedman's talk will deal
rector of the Jewish Welfare Fed- with his impressions of Polish
eration, and William Friedman,
leadership. Ile will recount inter-

views with Deputy Gruenbaum

and other noted spokesmen of Po-
lish Jewry, touching upon the re-
cent much-discussed "Steuer loci
adenot"
ro unds.

I. O. B. B. TO NAME
OFFICERS MONDAY

At a meeting of the local district
— --
of the United Palestine Appeal
Pisgah Lodge Has New By
held in the offices of the Detroit
laws; To Have Board
Zionist Council on Nov. 30 a cash
quota of $100,000 was accepted for
Of Directors.
th e c ity and a $50,000 cash quota
—
for the state of Michigan and the
The first nominations of officers
state of Indiana.
of Pisgah Lodge No. 31 I, 0. B. B.,
A letter from the national office will be held next Monday evening,
was read, the contents of which, in D e c. 12 at the regular lodge meet-
part, follow: ing. The by-laws of Pisgah Lodge
"Our records show that during l i provide that the officers shall be
the past fiscal year, fr o m O c t 1929 elected semi-annually at the last
to Sept. 30, 1927, the Michigan and l i regular meeting in December and
Indiana Region remitted to the na- June; and that nominations are to
tional office in cash the sum of I be made at the third meeting pre-
$111,409.
ceiling the election and at each en-
"In working nut our schedule of su i ng mee ti ng.
cash fur the year 1927-28, we have
At this meeting several addition-
Is...II obliged to make a cash allot- al by-laws are to he read and a vote
m e n( of $150,1100 for your region taken on their adoption. The by-
for the current fiscal year, espec- laws which were adopted on Mon-
ially in view of our obligations in day evening, Dec. 5, will also be
Palestine. This sum of $1510100
will of course include the cash that .
By.Laws Adopted.
will be collected on account of the', On Mnmlay evening, Dec. 5 the
outstanding pedges of last year's meeting was devoted to the reading
'
campaigns and payments on ac- and adoption of a new set of by-
count of the amounts to be secured laws. Julius Deutelhaum, who for
for the 1927-28 campaigns.
three terms was president of Pis-
"Naturally, this regional cash al- gah Lodge, presided as chairman
lotment of $150,000 will have to be while the by-laws were under dis-
proportionately alloted to the var- cussion. The majority of the by-
ious cities in your region, and the laws were adopted as read.
local chairmen and numbers of
One of the features of the new
committees will have to assume the laws is the creation of a permanent
definite obligation of raising these governing body of directors to con-
local cash allotments, and regular- lust of lo men to serve for a per-
ly remitting these sums directly to lad of 18 months. The terms of five
the regional office which in turn members to expire every six
will remit these RUMS to the na- months.
President Samuel Sternberg pre-
tional headquarters.
Need Full Amount.
sided aver the regular order of
"It is unnecessary for us to stress business and several committee re-
the importance of securing the full ports were made. "Daddy" Adolph
amount of cash allotted to your re- Freund reported progress for the
gion, and we hope that your income special finance committee who are
will even exceed this allocation for sending letters to the members who
it is only if we receive the full are delinquent in paying their
amount of cash that we require dues.
from your region and the others,
Gun•burg Reports.
and if in addition the national of-
Dr. Mark Gunzburg, conductor
flee of liadassah receives the of the Il'nai 'Frith Symphony Or-
• mount which it expects from the chestra reported that the next free
Local Hadassah chapters through concert by the B'nai B'rith Sym-
their various activities, that we mill phony Orchestra will be at the
be able to meet our obligations in Northern High School Auditorium
Palestine. Only by doing this will on Dee. 22.
we enable the new executive to car-
Professor Gunzburg also stated
ry on its work, help relieve the un- that the B'nai B'rith Symphony
employment situation, do a small Orchestra are giving a symphony
measure of justice to the self-sac- concert every Sunday afternoon at
rificing teachers who have nut been the Oriole Theater, Linwood and
paid for months, and instead of Philadelphia as a part of the reg-
forcing the executive to stop pros- ular Sunday afternoon program. A
pective Chaluzim who have been special symphony committee has
preparing themselves in Russia, been appointed comprising of Ben
Poland and Roumania during all Rubenstein, Mandell Bernstein,
these years, and say to them that Ben Bagdade and Henry Rottman.
this year not one of them can go
Many reservations are being re-
ceived for the New Year's Eve
to Eretz Yisroel.
"We are confidently relying upon party sponsored by the B'nai B'rith
vou to give this most important Community House Incorporated.
matter your immediate attention Elias Goldberg is receiving the res-
and to let us hear from you as soon
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as possible."

Name New Board.
The new executive board of the
local U. P. A. will be composed of
the following:
J. W. Allen, Dr. N. E. Aronstam,
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, Dr. I'. M.
Bernstein, A..1. Blumenau, Morris
Blumberg, Julius Braun, Dr. P. II.
Broudo, J. Burrows. F red ht. u -
zel, Ilarry Cohen, Abraham Cooper,
Louis Dann, Israel Davidson, Dav-
id S. Diamond, J. II. Ehrlich, Mrs.
J. II. Ehrlich, Dr. D. II. Fauman,
Ben R. Fenton, Rabbi Moses Fisch-
er, Morris Fishman, Rabbi Leon
Fram, .1. Friedberg, Morris Fried-
berg, William Friedman, Boris
Ganapol, Miss Ilattie Gittleman,
Abraham Glazer, H. Goldberg, Na-

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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 2

LOCAL ZIONISTS
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e:gct2
I hearers
backg a glimpse
rie4ai;:
will give
his
into
the home conditions if present-dry
Polish Jewry.

There will be no charge for ad-
mission and no solicitation of any
kind. The general public as well
as the membership of the Men'a
Club and affiliated societies of the
temple are welcome. A musical
program will be a feature of the
program. Maestro George Gal-
vani, eminent Detroit artist, will
render several vocal selections.
Morris Camel, president of the
Men's ('lub, will mesh's, at the
meeting and will introduce the
speakers.

Next Tuesday's meeting will be
the third of the season, the first
having been a talk by Aaron Sa-
piro and the Slie on d the annual
MORRIS WALDMAN
good-will meeting, at which three
eminent member of the Detroit speakers, a Jew, a Protestant and
bar and prominent communal a Catholic, discussed better rela-
worker, will address the Men's
Temple Club of Temple Beth El
next Tuesday evening, Dec. 13, in
the social hull of the temple.
Both will take for their subject
their recent visit to Poland, but
Mr. Waldman will outline his im-
pressions of the economic and so-
cial position of the Jews, while Mr.
Fredman will confine himself to
an account of his conversations
with some of the leaden of Polish
Jewry.
It will be recalled that the occa-
sion of Mr. Waldman's visit to Po-
land was to study the present
status of the Jewish people with a
view to reporting his findings to
the recent J. D. C. and U. J. C.
conference in Chicago. His report
to that body was one of the high-
lights of the Chicago meeting and
Wan reprinted in the press of the
whole country. In his capacity of
special investigator he made a
careful analysis of conditions in
Poland and reported them, with
his recommendations, to the great
relief organization.
It is expected that in his ad-
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
dress to the Men's Club Mr. Wald-
man will touch upon a number of Dons between the races. The
matters of great interest to Jews meetings of the Men's Club are
which could find no appropriate well attended and never fail to
place in his official report.
arouse city-wide interest.

BRITISH NAVY IN
CENSUS OF JEWS

LONDON. — (J, T. A.) —A
list of all the Jewish officers
and men serving in the British
navy was ordered by the Ad-
miralty, it has been learned.
The order asks that in every
rase the rank of the officer or
man concerned be given, as
well as the name of the ship or
station. The purpose of this
special census is unknown.

John Haynes Holmes, Noted Preacher,
To Address Council of Jewish Women

GIVES $160,000 TO
JEWISH CHARITIES

LONDON—.1J. T. A.)—Ber-
mini Baron, noted Jewish phi-
lanthropist, will attaing his sev-
enty-seventh birthday on Mon-
day. Ile has niftily charitable
donations amounting to $160-
000 on this occasion. Among
the beneficiaries of his present
donations are several Jewish in-
stitutions. Up to the present
Mr. Baron's gifts to charitable
and public institutions amount
to nearly $10,000,000.

show were the choruses as trained
by the remarkable and indefati-
gable coach, Richard N. Gage. Es- j
racially capable was the Tiller'
Chorus. The girls went through'
the must difficult manoeuvers as
expertly as though they were pro-
feeional dancers. The Tiller chor-
us consisted of Margold Vehon, I
Helen Ehrlich, Beatrice Ehrlich,
Marjory Shembeck, Leah Italhover,
Gertrude Brechner, Ida Katz, and
Rose Love.
Another chorus that won an ova-
tion at every performance was that
led by Cecil Birnkrant and consist-
ing of Goldye Vehon, Jean Birn-
krant, Gertrude Pearl, Adelaide
!Klein, 51argold Vehon, and every!)
I Friedberg.
The men's chorus was pa Olen-
To Celebrate Seventh Year larly effective both in its singing
and its dancing, especially in the
of Service by Social
"Molly" number led by Dorothy
Lieberman. The men's chorus con-
Worker,
sisted of Milton Sillierberg, Ed
Rosenberg, Bud Maybaum, Irving
The Mothers' Clubs of Detroit, and Adolph Goldberg, George E.
jointly, will give a testimonial ban- Neugarten, Norman Krauss, Irving
quet in honor of Miss Mary Cap- Wartell, Robert Rubin, Mortin
lan, director of the Jewish Centers
(Turn to page two.)
Association. This is done to cele-
brate her seven years of ssirvice in
Detroit.

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'

Mothers Clubs to
Laud Mary Caplan

It will take place on Saturday
evening, Dec. 17, at 7:30, at the
Jewish Center.

An interesting program of en-
tertainment has been arranged.
Jack Weisberg and Max Peeherer
will appear in a violin duet and
the Jewish Centers Band, under
the direction of its conductor, I.
The Detroit Council of Jewish himself a unique place in Ameri-
Glass, will play.
Women will hold its first evening can religious life.
Mrs. Frank Avrin, chairman o f
The first book by Mr. Holmes
meeting of the year on Wednes-
the arrangements committee, will
w as entitled "The 'Revolutiona
Revolutionary
speak.
day, Dec. 14, at 8:15 p. m., at Beth Function of the Modern Church,"
r
El Chapel, Woodward and Glad- and it set the key for all the rest,
Members of Mothers' Clubs are
stone. The speaker of the occa- among which may be named "New requested to make reservations
thaniel H. Goldstick, J. It. Green- sion will he John Haynes llolmes, Wars for Old," "Patriotism Is Not with Mrs. I.. Jacobs at the Jewish
berg, Joseph 11. Haggai, Alvin D. who will discuss "Has Marriage a Enough" and "New Churches For Center, $1 iwr plate, before
Bench, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Future?"
Old." A leader of radical thought, Dec. 15.
i
B. Isen-
Rabbi It. Ilurwitz, William
Since 1907, Dr. Holmes has both political and religious, he is
erg, J acob Jay, A. II. Juffin, Sam-
nau been minister of the Church of master of a vivid and lucid style—
abak er, Samue L.
bel
, :cm York City, which a power of luminous statement
Messiah,
A. J . Koffman, A. Lachovizky, A. the
in 1917 he re-organized as the which has added greatly to his in•
C. Lappin, Isadore Levin, .lamb Community Church. As a preach- fluence as a teacher.
ipsitz,
Levin, Sol R. Levin, M. D. I, Robert
er, as editor of Unity, as publicist
The council takes pleasure in in-
Miss Rose Edith Lipsitz ,
and author, he has exercised a siting to this meeting all who are
Nlarwil, Arnold Neils, Charles liu-
. stimulating ministry, winning for interested.
hiner, .1. S. Sauk, S. Schwartz, I.
----
Shetzer, I). W. Simons, Philip

Will Speak Dec. 14 on "Has Marriage a Future?" Pastor
of Community Church of New York Is Noted
For His Liberal Ideas.

MANY CLUBS JOIN
ORPHANS' BENEFIT

Jews of Germany See Picture As an Outrage Against Jew-
ish People; Catholics and Protestants
Unite To Shelve the Film.

DR. STEPHEN S. WISE MAKES SOLEMN
DEMAND THAT PICTURE BE

WITHDRAWN

Revision of Picture Cannot Make Amends, Says Rabbi
Newman of San Francisco; Cites Examples
Of Irish and French Protests.

The campaign against the "King of Kings" begun by

the California Jewish Review became international this

week when word was received that the Jews of Germany,
having viewed the film, are outspoken in their demand that
it be withdrawn.

"Tip-Top-Topics" Draws Big
Audiences; Acting Is
Highly Praised.

some 100 people participated.
, Undoubtedly the real stars in the I

PROTEST AGAINST "KING OF KINGS"
BEGUN BY CALIFORNIA JEWISH REVIEW
GROWS INTERNATIONAL IN ITS SCOPE

Paul U. Kellogg to Address
Beth El Group On
"New Negro."

MORE THAN 2 000
SEE TEMPLE PLAY

The Young People's Temple Club
of Temple Beth El achieved a great
triumph in their production of the
musical play entitled "Tip-Top-
Topics." Four performances were
given: Saturday night, Sunday
matinee, Sunday night, and Mon-
day night, Dec. 3, 4, and 5, and
more than 2,000 people saw the
play. On Sunday afternoon, the
chapel was filled with children of
the religious school who enjoyed
the play immensely.
The quality of the production
cane as a great surprise to most
people. They expected either the
usual awkwardness which is asso-
ciated with amateur productions,
or they feared that a play of the
"revue" type might not prove to be
suitable for production in a syna.
gogue-house. Everybody was there.
tremendously elated to find that the
singing and dancing and acting
were of the very first quality and
that the show while it was very
lively W88 altogether clean and
wholesome.
The contemplated program was
much longer than the program ac
tually given. At the last moment'
in order to accommodate the pro-
gram to the usual playing time,
quite a number of acts had to be
eliminated. In the final production

Per Year, $3,00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Sisterhood Will
Hear journalist

The Sisterhood of Temple Beth
El, at its regular meeting on Mon-
' day afternoon, Dec. 12, will pre-
sent Paul U. hiding of New York,
, editor of the Survey and Survey

An interesting point in the German situation is the fact that not
only Jewish rabbis and laymen but Protestant and Catholic clergy as
well are united in the fight against the picture.
Dr. Stephen S. Wise in a sermon last Sunday made his stand clear
on this issue. Ile pointed out the vast danger that lies in the exhibi-
Ilion of the picture, particularly in
Fur, pe n and made a solemn de-
mand that it be withdrawn from
N. Y. FEDERATION
the screen.
BANS $100 DINNERS
• • •

PAUL N. KELLOGG

Graphic and noted writer and lec-
turer. Mr. Kelly's information
and grasp on relations and condi-
tions sociologist and industrial,
and his prominent connection with
national and international activi.
ties covering many lines of cul-
tural endeavor and social service.
have brought him much deserved
honor and recognition. He has
served as director of the editorial
and historical department of civil
service; director, American Red
Cross, Paris, France; secretary of
the committee to secure United

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5.

NEW YORK. — The "hun-
dred-dollar dinner," which since
1924 was a feature of the
drives for money of the Feder-
ation for the Support of Jewish
Philanthropic Societies, has
been abandoned this year, ac-
cording to an announcement
which said the action was "in
line with the Federation's new
policy to reduce public affairs
of a spectacular nature to a
minimum.
The announcement said it
was felt "that 11 years of fed-
eration work were sufficient to
bring a response without the
use of artificial acceleration.

Zionist District of Detroit Installs
New Officers and Executive Board

Robert Marwil Heads Local Organization; Committees Are
Named; Dinner Celebrates Event as New Era
Of Activity Dawns For Zionism.

The officers and executive board
Junior Zionist League—Aaron
of the Detroit Zionist Organiza- Kurland, chairman; Louis Cohane,
tion, who will guide the destinies vice-chairman; Herman August,
of local Zionism for the year 1928, II. R. Cohen, Sol. A. Dann, Dr.
were installed at a banquet given Jos. N. Erman, Rabbi Leon Pram.
Thursday evening in the Merest
Hotel.

Robert Marwil was installed as
president; Fred Si. Butzel, l'hilip
Slomovitz and Israel Zilber as
vice-presidents; Max I). Lipsitz as
treasurer, and Aaron Kurland as
secretary.
'1'he members of the administra-
tive board are as follows: Fred
M. Bated, .Julius Braun, Dr. 1'. II.
Broudo, Louis Cohnne, David
Cooper, .1. II. Ehrlich, Mrs. .1. II.
Ehrlich, Israel Davidson, Morris
Fishman, Rabbi Leon Franc, 11. B.
Gittleman, Joseph Haggai, Samuel
Heyman, Rabbi A. Si. Hershman,
S. L. Kocanau, Aaron Kurland, A.
.1. Koffman, Leon Kommissaruk,
M. D. I.ipsitz, Miss Rose Eolith
Lipsitz, Robert Marwil, Jacob
r, Morris Mendelsohn, l'hilip
Slomovitz, D. W. Simons, I. Shet-
zer, Jacob Pearlstien, Si. A. 'Zack-
heim, Israel Zilber.
10%,Csommittees named %%TR, as fol.

"WITHDRAW FILM"
WISE DEMANDS
NEW YORK.—The motion pic-

ture "King of Kings" was criti-
cized by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise at
the Free Synagogue in Carnegie
Hall, as "calculated to di irrepar-
able hurt to the Jewish people
first, and after that, to those bet-
ter relationships which are grow-
ing between Jew and Christian."
Dr. Wise pointed out the dan-
ger that would result to milions
of Jews if the film should be ex-
hibited in Central and Eastern
Europe, and called upon the pro-
ducers to withdraw it from coun-
tries in which Jews are almost
sure to be the victims of infuri-
ated mobs.

Worse Than Ford Book.
"The 'King of Kings' is infinite-
ly more damaging than the long-
continued Ford libels," he assert-

ed, "because crude and false as
these were, they could poison only
the minds of the literate. But the
'King of Kings' is hurtful to liter-
ate and illiterate alike because of
its provocative and embittering
character with respect to illiterate
or nearly literate folk."
Dr. Wise charged that the pic-
ture is full of grave historical in-
accuracies and deliberate distor-
tions of the New Testament,
"which no profession of good-will
on the part of the producer can
palliate. The figure of Caiaphas,
he said, is that of a "hideous,
blodthirsty monster," and in his
portrayal the producer has "sinned
against history even as he sins

against the Jewish people."
"Whether deliberately or not,
the tendency of the picture is to

draw the clearest line between

Jesus and His disciples, as if these
were nut Jews, and all the other
figures in the drama; as if the un-
lovely, unforgiving, unforgivable
alone were Jews."
Destroys Good-Will
In the interest of friendship be-
tween Christian and Jew it would
have been better if the picture had
never been produced, Dr. Wise
said. Ile added that some, but not
all, of the worst effects could be
mitigated if captions were added
to the picture "to make clear that
Caiaphas was a puppet of Rome,
that crucifixion was not a Jewish
mode of execution and that the
happenings of 1,900 years ago
should not be viewed as incitement
to hatred."

Finance and Ways and Means
ROBERT MARWIL
Committee—Julius Braun, chair-
Rabbi Wise urged "the right
man; S. I.. Kavanau, vice-chair;
Membership Committee —Morris kind
of consultation" hereafter
chairman ; Michael Krell, A. C.
Fishman, chairman; II. B. Gittle-
Lappin, I. Shetzer, II. B. Wein-
with respect to "a picture that
num, vice-chairman; Joseph Hag- deals
ler On Dec. 18,
stein, Israel Gilber.
with fundamental problems
gai, Harry Z. Gordon, Aaron
Palestine Investment Committee
in the life of any religious or
I Announcement was made this —Jacob Miller, chairman; David Klein, Samuel Kabacker, S. P. racial group in
American life. But
Lachman, J. L. Ruby, Dr. Emil
week by officers of the Phalanx Cooper, vice - chairman;
Meyer
the one imperative, immediate
j Club that 30 clubs and societies Beckman, A. L. Gordon, Sol P. Sorock, Isadore Starr, II. A. Ja. duty is to withdraw the 'King of
j have now joined hands to make the Lac hman,
Kings' from circulation in those
(Turn to page two.)
dance for the benefit of the Jewish
lands in which exhibition would
Orphans' Home and Farm School
menace the very lives of Jewish
at the Stutter Hotel, Sunday, Dec.
multitudes.
,18, a huge success.
"The blood of Jews will be
Interest was added to the event
upon the heads of the producers
in the announcement that Bob ( ru-
of 'The King of Kings' if they at-
zet and his famous dance orchestra
tempt to show the picture in East-
known as the Cotton Pickers will
ern or Central Europe," declared
provide the music for the occasion.
Rabbi Wise.
This well-known orchestra has an
"Oberammergau of Hollywood."
enviable reputation for the high Two One-Act Plays Will Be Affair On Dec. 18 To Bene-
"This Oberammergau of Holy-
Offered on Sunday,
quality of its playing and enter-
fit Building Fund of
wood," he said, "is a vicious, de-
taining. The thousands of Detroit-
December 11.
filing and wanton attempt to re-
Y. M. H. A.
ers, young and not so young, who
vive the myth of the Christ-killing
Slomovitz, Harold II. Smiley, At-
Will Address Jewish Open have danced to the peppy music of
The Center Players, the senior
Final plans are being forma- Jew. I am not concerned so much
raham Srere, Mrs. Abraham Srere.
the Cotton Pickers are looking for-
dramatic club of the Jewish ('en- lated by the Y. M. H. A. of De- with the effects of the picture in
Forum Dec. 18 Instead
Miss Jeanette . Steinberg. amu-
went to Sunday, Dec. 15 as a real
ties Association, will inaugurate fruit to make the Y. SI. II. A. America—although if the produc-
el Sternerg, Sidney Stone, Mrs. II.
treat.
Of Fineshriber,
ers of the film were really in
N. Weinstein, M. II. Zaekheitn, I/.
ear-
The large number of sororities its first season on Sunday eveninz, dance at the Book-Cadillac Hotel
nest in alleging that the purpose
S. &mon, Israel Zilber, Rudolph Public Invited to Jericho Temple
and fraternities who are working Dec. 11, at 8:30. at the Jewish on Sunday evening, Dec 18, the
Thirteenth An nu•I Event to Cele•
of the presentation was to increase
On Dec. 15.
Zwieback.
Rabbi Joseph Saul Hornfeld of on behalf of this benefit dance en- Center, 31 Melbourne, when two largest event of this season.
brats Membership Drive.
In addition to giving • silver good-will between Jew and Chris-
Toledo, Ohio, former minister for sure a large attendance. Both the
delightful plays will be presented. loving cup to the club hest repre- tian, they would not allow
the United States to Persia, will large and the small ballrooms of
the pic-
The Bicur Cholem extends a
"The Maker of Dreams," by sented, the committee is arranging ture to be shown
in any theater--
ership cans. he the next speaker at the Jewish , the Steller Hotel have beers en-
cordial invitation to its friends to
Completing the membership
Oliphant Down, is an idealistic an elaborate program of enter- but I am gravely and fearfully ap-
Ope n Forum n o Dec. 18 at the • gaged for the evening.
be present at the first open-forum paign of the Chernigover and Loy-
fantasy in one act which will be tainment which ws. are sure will prehensive of the results which
The Jewish Orphans' Home and
convention under the new policy ever Aid Society, a dance will be Northern High School instead of
interpreted by Edward Weiss, Dor-
of functional performance, con- given Sunday evening, Dec. 11, at Rabbi William Fineshriber, due to Farm School which will benefit by othy Ilimelson and Harold Hor- he greatly enjoyed by the haii- will follow if the 'King of Kings'
dreds of Jewish men and women is presented in Galicia or Poland
vening in Meeting Hall No, 2 of the New Jericho Temple at 5702 the latter's inability to be present. the proceeds of this affair is located witz.
who are expected to attend this or Hungary or Roumania or Aus-
A Detroit
Rabbi Kornfeld will present the in Georgetown, Ont.
Temple, 2705 Joy Joy road.
"Wurzel Flummery" is one of grand function.
Junior and Senior Organiza- the new Jericho
tria.
committee is in charge of its inter-
Ref
J'
orm
Jew's
concept
of
Judaism
ad,o
road,
A nn Thursday evening, Dec.
The occasion is the thirteenth
A.
A.
Milne's
delightful
comedies.
The proceeds of this affair are
"In America there is too much
`ions to Hear Rabbi
as part of the series on the Jew- eats and is working in co-operation
appropriate program corn- annual dance of the society and is ish
' with Canadian Jews. The orphans It is most whimsical and humorous to be used by the organization in common sense and decency to per-
Goldman.
prising several unique features expected to form a very fitting ish
and
has
acquire)
a
very
prominent
mit
its
building
fund.
The
plans
any demonstration of hatred
who have been brought over from
and containing a spicy assortment climax to the membership cam-
Last Sunday Rabbi Max Profs
Eastern Europe are being taught place among one-act plays. The formulated so far are to get a against the Jew, but among the il-
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, of local talent has been arranged paign, which has been very sac-
on Conservative Judaism.
n
tf iaerrms ing and other useful oecupa- cast consists of Sol Sniderman, building to house various clubs literate masses of Eastern Europe,
a joint meeting of Senior and Jun- to add zest to the occasion. Re- cessful.
Getelle Steinberg., Jena Feder, and organizations that at the pres- hatred and bloodshed will follow.
"Conservative Judaism is the
(or Iladassah will be held at the sults of serious efforts on the part
Ethel Zolzman and Nathan Bean. ent time meet all over the city in I make a solemn demand that the
During the 13 years of this nr- Judaism of the past as it is being
Federation of Women's Clubs, of the intellectual committee is ganization's existence, it has not carried
c
The entire performance is being various members' homes and other producers of the 'King
on in the present so as to
of Kings'
4101 Second boulevard. shown in the selection of a pops- hesitated in lending a helping hand be translated in the terms of the RIOTS CONTINUE IN
directed and supervised by Mrs. buildings which are not suitable keep that picture out of Eurpe."
This event attracts city-wide at- lar speaker who will discuss topics to the members, local and out-of- future," said Rabbi Drob.
HUNGARY SCHOOLS Morton Steinberg. dramatic direc- for such organizations. In addi-
tention, due to the coming of of general interest. Sylvia Stone, town charitable organizations. all
tor of the Jewish Center. Through tion to having meeting rooms, the CATHOLICS, PROTESTANTS
"It differs from Orthodox dud.,
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of the brilliant pianist and protege of of which have helped earn the good ism
BUDAPEST.-1.1. T. A.)—All Mrs. Steinberg's efforts, a cam- 1'. M. II. A. plans to have a read• OF GERMANY PROTEST
mainly in that the Orthod
Jewish Center, Cleveland, Ohio, one of Michigan's music societies, name worthy of the Chernigover
Jewish
students
in
Hungarian
uni-
plate new stage setting is now un- ing room, lounging room and
BERLIN—(J. T. A.)—Not only
have no wholesome present and
who will address the meeting on is among the host of entertainers, and Loyever Aid Society.
from Reform Judaism that the versities and colleges will absent der construction, which will en- smoking room, where the enviroa_ Jews but Protestants and Catho-
"Palestine and the Survival of the which include vocalists and fun-
themselves
from
classes
until
the
hence the productions consider- went . will make everyone feel at lies as well are opposed to the
All the members, their families Reformers have broken from the
Jew." Rabbi Goldman is one of stars of note. A meeting will be
Hungarian government will guar- ably. hour,
and friends are expected to attend. pas althh
ou g having
of the Ceeil deMille
the best-known rabbis in the coon-'conducted in the regular manner,
antee their freedom to study and
T
he Center Players was first or. Numerous organizations have duction "King of Kings," as a PIZ
. y mpathizers are invited to help ant r a hope o f the tutors
e. present
-
try and the head of the largest during which a tentative program
their personal safety while attend- ganized by Mrs. Steinberg, Oct. 9. already signified their intentions lure which is offensive to the
on make this ball a success.
me-
"As to Palestine, the policy if ing classes, the Jewish Students'
Conservative congregation in the of interesting events will be out-
At that time Edward Weiss was of coming in under the Y. Si. II. ligious sensibilities of the
various
. lined.
country.
Organization d eclared
elected president, Nathan Bean h,
A.. rhatnrenni
er
denomi
The nations.
cen t ra
rot merely
tl ivP a .1 s a cred pisialc he"tbuitt
CLEVELAND.
Arrangements for the winter
ELAND. — U . T. A.) — n
A unique musical program, sp.
merit issued.
vice-president. and Lillian laze-
oathmeir wo.regawnoim
ul tdiolni sk ,e fotor
l Institute for Edo-
propriate for Chanukah, will be frolic, planned for Sunday eve- The suit instituted by the Cleve• new hope of life."
The Jewish students who were row, secretary and David Weiner ..„,,,, accommodate
few more Cation and Instruction of Berlin,
ning, Dec. 25, at the Hotel Statler, land Orthodox committee of the
Rabbi Druhb was presented by , attacked in the last few days were treasurer.
given.
clubs.
to whom the film was submitted ,
Members of Junior and Senior I are progressing at a fine rate. Jewish Center against the board Rabbi A. M. Hershman of florid'
compelled to leave the classrooms
Apart from the actual presents-
Final plans for the dance will declined to approve it as being of
Hadassah ere privileged to bring. Tickets may be obtained from of directors of the center and Rab- who in turn was introduced by ' under protection organized by a lion of plays, the club also studies, be formulated this Sunday after- educational value. Kuratus
Wien-
their husbands and friends to thislmembers of the board of directors hi Soloman Goldman was again Milton Alexander, the chairman group of Christian women stu- , drama, the art of make-up, stage , noon at the regular "1" meeting ken, a leading Catholic priest who
postponed. of the foram.
for the nominal fee of $1.
noteworthy meeting.
dents.
construction and play writing.
at 5:30 p. m.at
,
89 Rowena street is a member of the Film P ruef-

RABBI KORNFELD
TO SPEAK HERE

BICUR CHOLEM TO
LOYEVER SOCIETY
HOLD CONVENTION
IN ANNUAL DANCE

Joint Meeting Of

Hadassah Planned

9

Bob Cruzet's Cotton Pickers
To Play at Hotel Stat.

CENTER PLAYERS SEE BIG SUCCESS
PRESENT PROGRAM FO R "Y M " DANCE