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ing Jews , Chan g e Titles
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CHAJES-TIOMKIN TO
BE HONORED HERE
Tribute to the memory of Dr.
Perez Zwi Chajes and Vladimir
Tiomkin will be paid by Detroit
Zionists at a memorial meeting
to be held Thursday evening,
Jan. 26, at the Twelfth and At-
kinson Shaarey Zedek branch.
1/r. Noah Aronsiam, Joseph
K
Haggai
and Cantor Zaludkow-
sky will join in the service.
The meeting is being arranged
under the auspices of the educa-
tional committee of the Zionist
District of Detroit, of which Les
on Kay is chairman.
ROSENWALD PLANS
HOUSING PROJECT
CADILLAC
1-0-4-0
a.
-I
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1928.
VOL. XXXIII. NO. 7.
CONSENT TO REVISE
"KING OF KINGS" TO
REMOVE PREJUDICE
INFLUENTIAL JEWISH NEWSPAPER IN MICHIGAN
TELEPHONE
NEW YORK RABBIS
Mayor Lodge Repudiates Intolerance;
ZIONIST DRIVE
"Fiery Crosses Not For Me," He Says REPORT HOSPITAL
FOR MEMBERS TO
PREJUDICE ENDED
START ON FEB. 1
Disclaims Knowledge of Any Connection Between Ilk In-
auguration and Burning of Ku Klux Crosses
Last Tuesday Night.
1Investigating Committee
Will Award Six Prizes for
I Finds Tolerance in New
1
the
e
are
commonly
burned
iy
Essays on "Why Enroll
cal
York Hospital.
Mayor John C. Lodge, in an in-1
Klux lan, were scattered through-,
as a Member."
terview with the editor of The De- out the city, in parks and boule-1
1
IMPROVEMENT
DUE
troit Jewish Chronicle, denied last ' yards, espeCially near Roman lath. i
MORRIS FISHMAN IS
TO MAYOR WALKER ,
Wednesday morning that there was site churches. One cross was burn-
CHAIRMAN OF DRIVE any connection, that he was aware ed in Campus Martins, opposite the'
COUllell
Say Prejudice Did Exist Be - .
of, between his inauguration Tues- City Hall, where the new
had gathered for its first session..
fore Hazing Incident
William R. Blumenthal, New day and the burning of fiery crosses Two crosses blazed in Grand Cir.
ghout the city on Tuesday
o
hu
t
I
n
h
i
g
r
Last Summer
cos park and two in Clark park.
Region id Head, to Speak
.
in Pontiac
Remi nded that it has become the The crosses were most numerous
CUZA SHELVED BY
JASSY UNIVERSITY
— —
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—
Alexander Cuza, professor of
economics at the University of
Jassy and father of the rabid
anti-Semitic movement among
Roumanian students, was pen-
stetted off by an order of the Un-
iversity Senate. Ile is past 70.
With Cuza's retirement, he
will lose his direct influence on
the Roumanian academic youth
which resulted in so much racial
hatred and mob violence, embit-
tering the lives of the Jewish
Roumania fur
population
many decades.
'STUDENTS OF MANY
COLLEGES PROTEST
' ROUMANIAN RIOTS
ANNOUNCE PLANS
FOR U. J. C. MF,ET
Principle American Univer-
"
sities Represented At
Meeting.
ADOPT RESOLUTION
AGAINST EXCESSES
— —
Emanuel Synagogue in N. Y.
Is Scene of Big Mass
Meeting.
11 A RT FORD. — (J. T. A.) —
NEat"i'ORK.—(.1. T. AL—An-
practice of the Ku Klux Klan to on the West Side.
Students representing more than
The burning of the crosses wa ti-Jewish feeling in Kings County
2t 6n ictt,d,li egsetsa ta,T1 universities in the
At a meeting of the membership "adopt" candidates without their
on in Jewish ei
CINCINNATI, 0.—(J. T. A.)—
Hospital has nueterially abated, it
of the Zionist district of Detroit, knowledge or consent, Mayor Lodge widely commented
a
to was reported by the New York
A complete •revision of the motion
held last Thursday, a membership remarked, "If I were adopted by an cles this week and gave rise
1 meeting at Emanuel Synagogue in
s. Board of Jewish Ministers, follow-
picture "King of Kings" will be
campaign for 1,000 new members organization with intolerance as its Inane rumors and speculation
I this city adopted a resolution pro-
While there was a general agree- ing the investigation conducted by
made by Cecil deMille, its producer,
testing, against the outrages com-
was launched, to begin Feb. I. fundamental I should repudiate my
ment in most circles that Mayor ala 'or Walker and Commissioner Workers to Gather at State mitted against the Jews in Rou-
eliminating all the sequences ob-
A preliminary smoker for cap- foster parents with great gusto.
jected to by Jews and leaders of Will Build Model Homes For
"No man in Detroit ever grew Lodge had no personal connect] an of Accounts Higgins into condi-
for
mania. The reJolution is to Int sent
Will
Act
On
Conference
tains and workers is scheduled
Catholic and other Christian de-
up in a more tolerant environment with the demonstration, there w " dons at the institution.
to all national student's councils in
Families of Moderate
Jan. 27.
concerning a ce r- The report was adopted on Dec.
Outstanding Pledges.
nominations, before it goes on tour
The membership committee con- • than I," continued the mayor. "No. some speculation
America and Europe.
in the United States, according to
Earning Power.
llowing: Morris man hates
that sort of stuff more I tain member of the new counc ,."• 27 by the organization but had
The colleges represented at the
o
sista
of
the
f
Alfred M. Cohen, international
been withheld until submission to
I, Fishman, chairman; H. 11. (little- than I. I not only have no sym- Opinions varied widely as to t
Active workers in the United meeting by students were Yale,
significance of the incident. A su r • 'Mayor Walker and approval by
president of the Independent Order
CHICAGO.—(J. T. A.)—Julius man, vice-chairman; Joseph Ilag- pathy with it but I hate it."
Jewish Campaign drives through- Harvard, Syracuse, Pennsylvania,
of Il'nai B'rith, who made public
According to police records, 25 or prising element of the demonstr a- him. The report says that condi- out the state are showing a keen in- Radcliff, Columbia, Boston, Con-
R osenwald intends ti give Chicago gni, Harry 'L. Gordon, Samuel Ka-
here a telegram from John C.
" I `inns at the hospital were intoler-
in the Michigan Constructive necticut College for Women, Con- •
a model housing development equal- baker, Sol P. Lachman, J. L. Ruby, more blazing crosses were displayed lion was the baldness of the •
Flinn, president of the Pathe Ex-
in
Detroit Tuesday night. The in planting its fiery crosses almo ', s t • able before the investigation, but terest
Isadore Starr and II. A. Jacobs.
Relief Conference which will be necticut Agricultural College, Jef-
ling
in
size
the
$1,000,000
project
change, owners of the film, in which
that now there is virtually no anti-
The drive for members is ex- burning
crosses, of the sort that at the very door of the City Hal
I
ferson Medical School, Tufts., Johns
recently announced by the Marshall
Jewish feeling.
this assurance was given.
Hopkins, New Britain Normal,
Field estate. alr. Rosenwald, who peeled to enlist the efforts of every 1
Submitting the report 'Were Dr.
The rev s ion is the outcome of
Wesleyan, New York University,
Zionist in Detroit as it is a long
negotiations Itetween Mr. Cohen on
i Barnett A. Elzas, president of the
Smith, Dartmouth, and Massachu-
line since any concerted effort was
behalf of his organization and its
i organization and rabbi of Temple
setts Institute of Technology.
made to increase the membership
Beth Miriam, Long Branch, N. J.,
Anti-Defamation League with Will
The meeting opened with an ad-
in this city. It is felt by Zionist 1
II. Hays, representing the Motion
and Dr. Louis D. Gross, rabbi of
dress by Rabbi Morris Silverman
leaders
here
that
there
are
at
least
Distributors
I Union Temple, Brooklyn, who was
P icture roducers
who called attention to the outrages
, 1,000 men and women in. the con,- I
be
made
--
find will
I instrumental in bringing the eharg-
of Ameri Pca,•Inc., and
committed in Roumania. The stu-
I unmet' who are Zionists by faith .
School Head. Praises Beth El Leader to Preach , On es which resulted in the investiga-
in accordance. with detailed sag-
dents went into considerable dis-
1 and (-titivation lout who have not' Noted
gcstions by Mr. Cohen and Dr. Da-
Inner
Sanctum'
"The
cussions after which the resolution
' yet joined the !movement simply be
Platoon System of
Rabbis.
m
an of American
I ti(Tn be report thanks Mayor Walker
yid Philip:mon,
d e a
Sunday Morning.
was adopted.
' cause they have notISMII aske to .
Education.
o and lames J Higgins Commis-
The meeting was held under the
do, sa. It is also felt that there are
Wire Agreement.
On Sunday morning of this week Isioner of Accounts, "for their
a patential leaders among those .
auspices of the Emanuel College
nad,:
Educational methods and nutter:-
11 preach ri1prompt action in connection with
M ow Flinn 's telegram read:
who are not yet officially connected
•
Club, an organization composed of
r. Am . . ' t
I • ii• oh aim at the training o f
e cam I the investigation
, and gratefully
"Ndow York City , Jan. .1, 1928.
entice of the
With the movement but s hr
0 a e
young men and women attending
conunemorati
"Alfred M. Cohen, President
May-
hildren for life in an all-inclusive sermon
ipletion
of
2a
years
of
service
as
,
acknowledges
that
it
is
to
the
May-
,
c
universities in various parts of the
well equipped for ultimate leader-
in a rvisor the spiritual leader of Temple Ileth , e/r's attitude in the matter that the
B'naiWrith, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ship in the cause tot the Jewish I manner were discussed
country.
"Mr. deMille has agreed to the
dress by Rose Phillips, supe
the platoon systele; in the De- El. His subject will be "The Inner , improvement in conditions is large-
The resolutions adopted read as
llomeland.
changes of titles [end modifications
III. due.
follows:
An essay contest, the central , ,, f
of scenes ttutlind
e ••. letter written
theme of which will be "Why Every , trod public schools, toefore the Sanctum."
Rabbi Franin
of
"Whereas, the various outrages
kl came to De•troit I It is urged that the report
Mr. David Philip- '
of
Congregation
be
made
at
by yourself and
ation Beth El had a I Commissioner
American Jew Should fle a Member I Ladies' Auxiliary
and crimes against the Jewish peo-
son of Dee. 21 to Governor Milli.:
families and I public and that the action pronn-
of the Zionist Organization of , Shanrek Zedek last Monday after- when Congreg
ple cf Roumania, have continued
ken of Ilays organization. Am
tu be conducted in noon. The subject of Miss Phil- membersheip
and Made- • ised by the mayor be announced
unabated in spite of the promises
d i n of
very old
a 136
America," is
for California tomorrow I
Sc was "Youth and the worshipp
Yiddish and English, the lips' address
, The report continues:
leaving.
of the Roumanian government to
Hebrew,
Committee
Miss Phillips quate tt mple at the corner of soon
(Thursday) to assist an those
Executive
judges
respectively
being
Bernard
:Changing
check
the lawless actions of its stu-
the
Washington
avenue
and
Cliffold
I
"Your
es to the end that both t,."
I finds that the statement of condi- ,
g
chan
and Philip lig re garded as an authority on
street,
dents in attacking and killing Jews,
het, i • f I: • Yowl •
Isaacs, Jeseph Haggai
spirit and the letttor of what you
he 1 pl atoon system of education in the Women's Christian Asociation. In lions obtaining at the time of your
FRED
M.
BUTZEL
Six
prizes
will
desecrating
syangogues, burning
Shanovitz.
wanted will be accomplished and
I elementary grades.
140'1 a tine new temple was built I committee's
investigation is sub-
scrolls of Law and in many other
.
awarded.
o ha held in Detroit on Sunday, Jan. 29,
the corrections made in the picture
hat
Miss Phillips pointed out that
The essay contest is calculated
avenue
and
Eliot
1is
causing
distress
and suffer-
:tray
1i:30
at the Hotel stutter at
W0011W81 . 11
demand an
now on exhibition before the pub-
street, but this too was outgrown 1 existed for several years at Kings
to arouse a great deal of interest modern conditions, which
mg to fall upon the Jewish people,
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I . )
11101 an increasingly exacting prepara- in the course of years and has been : Count Hospital anti-Jewish preju- o'clock. The morning conference
lic in all cities may be made
the
younger
we,
students
of the
8111011g
especially
JULIUS ROSENWALD
nitv as tion by the individual if he is to reconstructed/ as the Bonstelle dice nod intolerance, disrespect to- will be followed by a luncheon in now, therefore,
Jan. 10.
•
Tnle Ravened S yr-
.
Univer s ities
a Ill W01111.
,
ward the Jewish medical i n ternee , honor of the dele ga tes - I
"Regards,
1
to
abolishtae
well
as
among
those
who
will
join
participate
fruitfully
in
life
as
a
'
acuse,
Brown,
Pennsylvania,
Dart-
Playhouse. Five years ago the
visit-art
has 'driven
.101IN C. l'1.INN,
'social, economic, civic and ethical
Lt] yea"
which conditions culminated in a are
invited to attend the an- mount, Bost„n, Columhia, Wesley-
being
"N'ice-resident Pathe Exchange." slums, already has acquired prop- timing the membership had
drive.
recent l y
violent attack on three of the Jew-
P
Jewish Welfare Federation Ian, New York, Radcliff, Conn. Col-
winiain R. Biameat
(Turn
to
page
two.)
,
non I
Cohen, declining to make ethics on the South Side which may
(Turn to page two.)
ish Y
internes.
dinner
that same evening at the , lege for omen, C onn. Agri cu It
Mr. tht. letter detailing the mad-. be used as a site. Although faith- appointed regional director of the
ur-
public
" our Executive Committee in- Hotel Statler.
Rosenwald nor his assure- United Palestine Appeal, will ad
al College Tufts Jefferson Medi-
hint
and
Dr.
•
er
Fir.
.Ids
that
in
a
hospital
supported
Mentions outlined by
he Pontiac J ew i sh congre ga. r .
ress
t
David
A. Brown, national chair-
College, Johns Hopkins, and
Philipson and accepted by Mr. deIrdes could be reuched last night, ,t
by general taxation such conditions man of the United Jewish Cam- !cal
New Britain Normal School, in a
Mille and the Pathe Exchange, o it is understood that announcement tion Friday evening, Jan. 13, on
should not he tttlerated and should
with
alorris
D.
Wald-
I
meeting
assembled at the Emanuel
program
will
be
made
soon
o.
paign,
w
lm
nevertheless stated that the picture I of this Palestinian
and
Reali-
in Visions
which he will
give
inirr ,,,,_ '
i.e. eliminated for the protection of man will be the principal speakers 'College ChM, protest against the
a after construction in the first unit ties: ,
the sick poor who are compelled by at the conference., is touring
as revised will be preceded by
project
com-
the
continuance
of such wanton excess-
sions
of
his
recent
tour
of
Pales-
of
the
Marshall
Field
l
circumstances to seek the aid 'of country calling Similar conferences
special prologue written and signed
tine. M r. Blumenthal in his ad-
ea and call upon the liberal and
by the producer. In this preface,. mences.
municipal hospitals and in the in-
arouse
the
'ample
cultured
in
every
suite
to
students
of the universi-
Mr. dealille seeks completely to ex- j Occupancy of the first unit of the dress will dwell particularly on the
and SOCi01111.ril'al problems ,
threst of civic administration gene hp the still dire need of the Jeers in tics of the world to exert their in-
• 0 :0 11011j,
erally.
e ulptite the Jews of guilt fur the I Marshall Field Garden Apartments
Eastern
anti
Central
Europe;
Jeas
fluence
in
preventing
further ill-
Jewish
Ilameland.
death of Jesus. The responsibility .I is expected by Oct. 1. To speed up of the
"Your Executive Committee is
.
I who have been unable to rehat•ili- , justices and wrongs against the
It was d e rided at a recent meet-
Will Broadcast From Station WBMH, Braun's Music
for the crucifixion, Mr. dehlille's I the work the city council will be
g ratified to learn that, since this in- tate themselves during the post 'Jews and other minority peoples in
preface will say, was entirely that asked to issue a special building ing to establish a forum for the
thstigation, conditions at Kings war
House, Every Thursday Evening, Featuring
period as have the non-Jews the interest of international cut-
termining who shall discussion of Zionist affairs, to
of Caiphas, the corrupt High permit. In d e
materially
' County !I t/spit:el have
The tore, comity, brotherhood and
sustained, the in the different countries.
Romanoccupy the a.:, r d,, n li n t s , ner:ons meet twice a month at the Atkin-
Good Music and Educational Lectures.
im p roved. In or d e r that this ini- 'Joint Distribution Committee, for p eace..
and appointee of the Roman
exceed $1,000 will son branch. Local speakers will he
Empire and other hirelings of that whose incomes
pro vement may be
No
admission
will
be
which
the
United
Jewish
Campaign
n s idered, preference will heard,
despotism which at the time held not he co
,special committee on Kings County
raises funds, is now engaged al-
families with children for c harged. This new enterprise is in ,
I be. given
MILTON M. ALEXANDER TO OPEN SERIES
Hospital will continue to exercise ti , entire t I y in reconstruction
,.,
,
Judea in thrall.
■ ,
t there will he mere the. hands of a committee beaded
Ends Controversy.
"'nea
,
dilligence in protecting the rights work and hat, succeeded in making
AT 9:00 O'CLOCK NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
t v " " se
o f gardens and by Leon Kay. A feature of the-
c
res
The revision of the "King of , than three a
, , ,
of the patients at the hospital."
nuntireos tit thousands of our co-
hundreds
e ligious discrim- . work of the canunittee will be the
Kings" as it is to be shown after playgrounds. No r
religionists self-supporting in com-
"The New Movement For Better Understanding"
Jan Di in this country is expected ination will be exercised but pros- sendingof speakers to other organ-
munities where otherwise they
will bring to an end a fight which pective tenants will be required to colitis in the city. The sum of •
Will be Theme of First Talk; Leonard Braun
might have given up the seemingly
has been waged against the motion I supply references of moral desie- $I50 was voted for this work.
_ _ _
to Sing; Popular Music Will Follow.
, 1, i, o.•— struggle. The centilitre , '
picture on the grounds that it libel- , ability.
I - : - II i ii p , groins atu I the activities Plan Suggested by Phalanx
It is understood that execution of
lett the Jewish race against whom I
t• Jew-1..611g patriots in Central
Club Meets With Fa-
Beginning next Thursday evening, Jan. 19 at
it tended, to arouse prejudice and of the Rosenwald project is contin-
1.urome has been a determent to the
vor of Groups.
also that from the historic point of gent on the success of the Marshall ,
9:00 p. m., The Detroit Jewish Chronicle will con-
work of the .1. l). C., L inking the
_ _
•
held development.
duct under its auspices a regular weekly program of
(Turn to page two.)
.Capacity Crowd Present at " mplete independence of the coin-
Sunday, TIan. 8, the re re-
monities harder to accomplish
music and interesting
sentatives of the clubs, sororities
Pisgah
Pisgah Lodge Exer -
while the agencies in Europe which
Franklin Sermon
Auxi T iar y Hears
Marks 29th Year,
Rose Phillips
d
t
Chronicle to Sponsor
Big Radio Programs
MANY ATTENDING
NIEBUHR TALKS
LEADERS OF ORT
CALL CONFERENCE
European and American Orgetniea•
tions Will Participate.
"BAGDAD" TO OPEN
EVENING
SATURDAY EVE
B'nai B'rith Sponsors Big
Oriental Spectacle at
Arena Gardens
Saturday night at 8 o'clock the
- doors of the Arena Gardens will
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—A gen
coal Jewish reconstruction confer- swing open upon the first perform-'
on America's Foreign
owe to be held in Europe. will be ante of Band B'rith's production of
the spectacle
Relations
called at the initiative tot the O rt , "Plad. The stoop a
the socit.tty for promoding aterieul- garneredfromi the fanciful tales of
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ian Nights brings to the
I ut :,: • o ture and era fts among the Jewish • the Arabian
Before an, audience of about
modern stage a glimpse of the
men and women Rev. Reinhold Nic pawl:dint).
comniittee composed of Dr. splendors of the mystic East in the .
A
louhr delivered the second of a 5.-•
e of Shithritzad and the Blue-
Blumenfeld, Zion- alas
I Brodnitz, Kurt Blumenfeld,
ries of lectures on internath
. loelrt, 1 Sultan. Featured in the (. 0111-
relatians at the Hotel Statler I.e.t ist leader, Dr. Leo Bramso n. Dr
Dol o ores Mardi, Anne
David Lvovitch and Herr Traub, Pan)• are
Tuesday noon.
:I was appointed to work out the pro- Welt 1711111 and Marie Shultz, whose
ability SA entertainers is well
The lectures, sponsored by
rant of the conference.
group of woollen's,
organizations of
o
he initiators of the conference knoa I la theatt•r-goers.
T
- g
Th• appearance of Miss Welt-
Which the Detroit C
of Jewy holy that lending Jewish organize-
ish Women is one, are proving
very ' "'Tat in the Unittod Stairs and En- mar marks her return be the stage
uperinte•n-
I • S
Is pular. Frank ( ' 04!,,
rope, including the .American Jew- from the screen. after an absence
: Joint Distribution Cm itt . if Iwo years, during whirl time
dent of Detroit schools, presided at
: :i
t I with the
a et
h barn ass a
last Tuesday's meeting. The repre-lamI the Ica will participate.
c' she has
articipatn ern.
William Fox studios.
sentation of Jewish men and ,
Supplementing the spectacle is a
women Was quite large.
.
hippodrome and circus featuring a
Speaking can the subject, An WILLIAM ROSENWALD
number of famous acts and attra, -
Einnomic Empire in Sill EC011Uillif I
TO WED VIENNA GIRL Gans, including Captain Andrews'
Age," 11r. Niebuhr said, in part: ,
—
l'erforming Bears, which have
s
"If something more generous
is o
o me
CHICAGO, 111.—(J. T. .A.)— al
- -r. thrilled and delighted hippodr
es re-1
not done by the United States
1,,,,,, ine „ and Mrs. Julius Rosenwald an a lienct :s throu g hout America and
(carding /ear debts they will
•
,
,.•`
to
capacity
.
nounced
the
engagement
of
their
L
played
„ ,
urope. and
the symbol of what the world c..ii... son William. 2.1, to Renee Scharf,. house :• en the Lond•on Hippodrome
,
power used without sufficient until_ , daughter of Mi. and Mrs. ViCtOr ,
,tarin g
ligence•
IScharf of Vienna.
inert`
an 7 . t ta tM U'r a ::'n' eXtA ra norn d'it -
"With an annual income of more I Miss Scharf and her parents are: n a r y i , D r . Bartino's "Flying"
than the total wealth of any n -- oar : I stopping here on their way h m ' Dogs, presenting a number of aer -
nation in Europe and a living :from Buenos Aires, where she met
standard two or three times as, young Rosenwald. This is Miss cal specialties.
The otters
Ozella
Ed- •
an and
interest-
COmpany
high, the United States in creating I Scharr first visit to the United • wards
ing animal net Ketrow and Com-
into o so fast that it is seeping
wealth
pang' bring the famous tango ele-
ther nations and increasinglStatea.
No date has been set for the wed- ' ph ant, Lucy; 1Vbitcy Harris with
.
i T.,
foreign holdings at a rate of more . di ng , willi arr, Rosenwald is a grad-
than $1,000,000,000 a year. The uate of the Massachusetts Institute! number
Raymond
and
Marcus , present
a
that call
offering
of un
f
w from
wealth I it the United States is piled of Technology.
fur the best in clondom
fro
up by an inevitable process and it ,
three of the.most famous funanak-
is terrible that there he no political
.t.rs in the world. The Peerless Hil.
and
o economic process to control it.ENGLISH POLITICIAN
lwrt Due appears in their "slide
"America needs to have In an- IN ANTI-JEWISH TIRADE for life" aerial act, which for sheer ,
________
derst anding of her position in re- l
daring is unexcelled in circus his-
LONDON. — J. T. AL—The tory. Romig and Ro o ney with their
!adios by the world because she has
both the anxieties of a wealthy Jevvish issue was injected in the Arabian horses offer an entertain-
creditor and the fears of a politi- parliamentary by-election which ment feature that has for several ,
seasons been featured in the larg-
cal novice. The Dawea plan has , w ill ta k e place in Northhampton.
just rushed the problem of debt
:Mr. Redwood, an independent est circus in America.
to ttlement off until a later time, Conservative, is apposing the rev- Violet Sherlock of variety fame
when other generations will have ular Conservative candidates. Hail- offer, her specialty contortionist
forgotten the political aspects of , wood's campaign is strongly fen- act. Other acts, too numerous ta
the war and will see only the ern- i tured by anti-Semitic propaganda. mention, include Frances Both and
nomie ever-lordship of America." lie urge, the abandonment by ling- Company, Vaughan and Moiety.
me. and c.
The lent lecture will be deliv- land of the League of Nations since 1 trampoline artists supre
day mom, Jan. 17. the the league, he asserts, Is being p. Cody, whose rut* clown carpi-
ered Tie-slay
Large Audience Hears Talk
\
I
'
subject Ming, "America's Relation used against Britain by alien ir:ter-
national financiers, mostly Jewish."
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IS
BRILLIANT EVENT
radio talks from Sta-
tion WBMH, Braun's
Music House, Wave
Length 211.1 meters,
1420 Kilocycles.
A talk by Milton
NI. Alexander, well-
known to the entire
community for his
many civic and social
activities, who will
speak on "The Move-
ment For Better Un-
cle r s t anding," will
open the series next
Thursday evening.
These p r o grams
are planned to give
the Jewish public of
Detroit a voice on
matters of civic and
at ional import
through radio talks
MILTON M. ALEXANDER
by their recognized
leadership. The large radio public, both Jewish and
Gentile, throughout the country, will, we believe,
musical entertain-
welcome the high quality of
ment these programs will offer and the educational
nature of the lectures.
It is hoped that the programs will tend to pro-
mote the growing feeling of fellowship anti good will
between Jets' and Gentile in Detroit and throughout
the country.
The musical program for the evening will consist
of a group of English ballads by Leonard Braun, the
well-known tenor anti owner of the station and a
studio program of popular music. The program will
begin at 9:00 p. m., with the vocal selections of Leon-
ard Braun. The talk by Mr. Alexander will follow
immediately.
Musical organizations well-known to the Detroit
public will entertain from time to time and soloists
of high merit both vocal anti instrumental will fea-
ture the Chronicle programs. The programs will be
announced each week in the Chronicle and in the
daily and Sunday newspapers.
WATCH FOR THE RADIO PROGRAMS OF
THE DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
DON'T FORGET TO TUNE IN ON WBMH
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING.
ASSOCIATION OF
CLUBS IS FORMED
cises Monday.
work in co-operation with the .1. D. and fraternities who are interest-
I C. are redoubling their efforts for : ed in organizing an association
'which will combine and utilize the
Pisgah Lodge No. ill I. G. R. P.' rehabilitatien.
and Bernard strength of all without encroach-
formally installed their newly etre-
Fred M. Butzel
ing upon their individuality, met
ted officers on Monday evening, : (iur . chc luiti rtm
jt rte,r,
, ,
h a n,t a. nlid treasurer
at the Y. W. H. A., 8:1 Rowena
Jan. P. The installation night pew respectively
gram was an elaborate one, alut.the • of the U. .1. l'., in calling the ,,,,a , street.
Scating capacity. of the Weal Icrith ; ference on bale!! of Mr. Brown and '
Jack Cooper of the Phalanx
auditoriutn was taxed to the utmost I i n urg i ng. entry leader in the state Club, which is sponsoring the
movement, outlined the plan and
many people being turned away. . to be present, term this a friendly
dangs e which
1 he kenoe
e
of t he eve- meeting when American Jews in- emphas ized th e. advantages
y t splah
d from such an
iii! g isa, the innugura l adaress oof .0;1 t i g
fuirrt r- are to be achieve
ositoe,di,ittso the
h te,aw
n:e I fdilt,r,,e i 1,,,,f the
hceu organization, and after some dis-
I lent y M. Aloramovits the newly 1
elected president of Pisgah Lodge, ways and means of rendering as- cussion all of the delegates were
, heartily in favor of it.
who booty outlined the program to sistance.
It was resolved that the dele-
•
I
hr carrod out by the rev adininis-
reports of the U. J. C.,: . gates meet again on Sunday, Jan.
F i nancial
h,.
.
i.
tratiom.
will be submitted by the state
15, to draw up tentative plans and
A few of the many high 511015 1.1. goatees and b the
the tide 'Mei from
, the extensive program were em- path communitt: a s nsilt le and for elect temporary officers.
The Phalanx Club has long sec-
, ,
bodied in Mr. Abramovitz'a inaug- tht i r r ,. pee t • ,-e groups.
,.•
Th I e SOW
' sal address: "We propose to fol. ,• onituitttoe will diacuss with the del- ognized the need- of such an as-co-
grou p s tht
ion an inv i tll
es a grou
a
low the same type of highly i art- agates means for collecting out- , da td
are interested in the
e at to
lectual advancement programs as standing accounts against the are
• with e inov .era
, .
th Jack (cooper of
heretofore," declared the newly pledges made during the drive of ',et in touch
•
elected president. "It is our inten- the United Jewish Clewed th 1, -hi Larry Bornstein at the Y. W. H. A.
' t' ' " t
tion t• stage two big major events : in hthe spring of P126, 1 and
during '
in the largest auditorium available, . ,,
,,, tment ntnlentlat. ca
the
-_ ,u,r,se
'is
e ea" . LAY ANTI-SEMITISM
obtaining men of national reputa- •
ra's-
ed
" ." "" wing
non mh.. arc well versed ir. the . 1.
TO INDUSTRIALISTS
oldittorml e ■ • .s the's. will be
t„ r ic to b., discussed. One event mg '
PI l ''' . '
— ---
inn e the no aalidtati " °"and ''
„ ill be of general interest whil
B ERLN1.1.
I.— T. A.)—The m-
na-
Morris U. Waldman, who was at
other will be of Jewish interest.
one
time
a
representative
of
the
tionalist
and
anti-Semitic
move-
Also to assist in the furtherance of 1
:Joint Distribution Committee, hay- ment headed by Adair Hitler, which
science and art by having lectures
lectures charge of the children's work reached its peak in 1922 in the Ba-
in these s bjects as there is no bet-
`avian Putsch, wens liberally ti-
ter way of acquiring knowledge. l and other social activities for sec-
W e intend to make all our meeting., ern' years shortly after the war, foreign industrialists, states "Des
will deliver a talk on his recent oh- nanced not enly by German 1 at by
inspiring, instructive and interest- :
Tageblat t."
ing by having symposiums, floor de- servatit•ns in Poland, where he Berlinner
The newspaper says that it has
made a survey some three months
bates, entertainments. talk, on
of the ctedrib-
Mr. Waldman has been fa-
Jewish history, special programs aunt. Mr.
country
for many
and
to the funds
miliar with
conditions
in years,
that un-
in utora
its possesion
lists of the Hitler
such as family night and childr•n'a
movement. the records show that
flight when the programs will be
con-
' his recent survey is authoritative leading business men abroad
especially prepared for the occa-
tribute,' regularly large Slims to the
..- well as interesting.
.
Rion."
movement.
last•Iled by Ginsburg.
In concluding Mr. Abrannvitz
JEWISH UNIVERSITY
stated, "we are always ready to re-
spond to the call of Israel, and any
PLANNED IN PRAGUE HUNGARY
ABANDONS
COLLEGE
REFORMS
t•mergeney in this country or °
__
abri ad that requin.s our attention ,
T. A.)—The
BUDAPEST.—(J.
PRAGUE.—(J. T. A)—Prep:1r-
we will always be reedy to lend a
government bill,proposing to nuxl-
helping hand. I ask the assistance ations for establishing • Jewish g
principally for ify the numerus claumat law will
of all the members to give us their : university here.
of neighboring not be taken up at this session of
co-operation in carrying out the ex- ,:lewish students
indications
tensive pragram the present ad. a•untries who are victims of the . parliament, present
ministration plans to pursue." . numerus clausus laws, are being show.
the
pressure
It aflame that due to
The installation of officers cere- c•ntinued, states a report of the
asemitic p arti e s, the gov-
kian Jewish new spa . I of the anti-S
M.iTI y W55 impressively conducted , Crec ho-Slova
&band , ned its insist-
e ernmenth
. by Bernard
Ginsburg, past-presi- : per , W asc herni I.isti. Th ere ar '
r
en the bill. In a statement
dent of District Grand 1.0diti, No. 6 four universities in Prague, each . enc.
' and Pisgah Lodge No. 31. The fol. 1 with a different language of in- )issued by vice-speaker of midis-
meat. Poky, be declared that the ,
; lowing officers were installed: lien- struction. In one the language of nu nerua clauses bill will not be
the others ern-I
rye Ahramovitz, president; Morrialinstruction is Czech,
an urgent question in -
Russian
and
Ukrain-
considered
ploy German,
ti e near future.
ism.
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