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VOL. XXV. NO. 2.

A NOBLE JEWISH DISTINCTION

A Tribute to David A. Brown and Dr. Lee K. Frankel
Upon Whom the Degree of Doctor of Hebrew
Law Has Been Conferred by the
Hebrew Union College.

By A. H. FROMENSON

Two captains in the army of Israel—two servants in
the vineyard of the Lord—have been honored by the high-
14 DELEGATES CHOSEN
est
distinction that it is within the gift of the Jews to
BY DETROIT HADASSAH
bestow.
M. H. Zackheim, in Pales-
Upon David A. Brown and Dr. Lee K. Frankel, the
Hebrew Union • ollege has conferred the degree of Doctor of Ilebrew
tinian Letter, Rebukes
Squabblers.
Law. Upon none could this degree be conferred with better grace,

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AGENCY MEETINGS Confer Rabbinical MUST RAISE RUSS Graduating Finals !SYMPATHETIC AID
READY TO OPEN IN Degrees on Eight AGRO-JOINT FUND At Shaarey Zedek' FOR RUSS ZIONISTS
PLEDGED - • BY _ BORAH
WITHIN 5 MONTHS
LONDON SATURDAY: J:11 ; h

Class in Synagogue's
History Will be Awarded
A 1(:eo(.orfict:IiittesSe;:111—
Diplomas on Sunday
1 Bachelors of Pedagogy.
I Plan to Appropriate Sum of
U.
Senator Told Soviet Is
—
Louis Marshall, Felix M.
the officers and leaders of ' Ex .,.
W
$20 , 000,000 Over Per-
i li ng 700 Jewish Na.
nulling
the congregation in attendance,
i reNEW PORK. — Rabbinical de - I
Warburg, Dr. Frankel
tionalists
, ges were conferred upon eight
iod of 10 Years.
the Sunday School of Shaarey Ze-
Represent U. S.
young men Sunday afternoon at
dek will chronicle the end ,if an-
the annual commencement exer- RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
other successful year when the PERSECUTION ALLEGED
LEADERS STATE THAT vises of the Jewish Theological I
BY DR . C.
ARLOSOROFF
TO MATCH LARGE SUM graduates are awarded their iii•
__
' Semin ary in Pythian Tem ple, 135,
ploinas Sunday morning, June lu,
PLANS ARE FAVORABLE West Seventieth street. T wenty-
Ht tt o'clock, in the assembly hall C
ons id eration
i
for o
three young men and women re- Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, Dirac- of the synagogue, Willis avenue at
for of Movement, Re-
The graduating
Legalization of Zionism
Brush street.
Harry Sacker and Arthur ceived the degree of Bachelor of
Jewish Pedagogy from the teach-
clans
of
the
elementary
depart-
turns to Moscow.
In Russia.
Ruppin Leave Jerusalem , ers institute of this seminary and
went numbers 33 boys and girls,
eight received certificates from
NEW YORK.---1.1. 'f. A.)--The the largest in the history of the
For London Sessions.
‘S'ASIIINGTON.—As chairman

—
with more appropriateness. The temptation is strong to say that by
! theThe ex. tch'
,Iamount of $20,000,000 will be ex. school. The senior class of the of the Foreign Relations Commit-
The men's and women's branch-
so conferring it, the faculty of the liehrew Union College has given
nonio° rnardyePilair'g,thri714 Doctor 1 pended in developing on a large secondary department is composed tee, Senator Borah Saturday
es of the Zionist movement in De-
1 NEW YORK.— (J. T. AO of Hebrew Literature wa s con-I scale Jewish farm settlements in of 10 students.
•
promised representatives of Jew-
troit Sunday elected delegates to
Louis Marshall, president of the feirred upon 1)r. Solomon Solis. Russia, provided there is fully sub.
The est rcises will begin with • ish organizations that he would
the anneal conventions of the
American Jewish Committee, and Cohen of Philadelphia. Dr. Hirsch scribed in this country before Oct. march by the graduates. The ad- give sympathetic consideration to
Zionist Organizations of America
Isignatory in behalf of the non- L. Gordon of Newark received the. 30 toss , th e, sum o r 810,00 ,000 , dress of welcome will Ise delivered complaints they made of whole-
and the Hadassah, to be held in
Zionists to the agreement cow.
l degree of Doctor of Hebrew Lit- I it was announced by James N. by A. Louis Gordon, superinten• sale deportations to Siberia and
Pittsburgh from June 30 to July
ing the creation of the Jewish erature.
Rosenberg, chairman of the Amer- dent of the school and vice-presi• other persecution of Zionists by
4. Balloting took place all of
The
1 Agency, and lir. Lee K. Frank, I,
$400,000 For Building Fund.
can Jewish Joint Agricultural dent of the congregation :
the Russian Soviet government.
Sunday afternoon at the Shaarey
given (hys :
American Commissioner of the
;rh
Il il; niz
atItNl iressii v:i,
In
his
annual
address
Or.
Cyrus
Corporation
IA sro-Joint)
psi'
Those who brought the corn-
%AA branch, Twelfth and Atkin-
Rev.
Non-Partisan Palestine Sum ey Adler, p r e s i it e ii t, announced
''This will constitute the largest
plaints before Senator Borah were
son.
Comniission of the Jewish Age's y at rtihi ye mbouuisi dgi Tiifgt s ftuontl I inti..r t$1,4,0isi:.(::::i smgm enterprise ever launched fur Elijah Zaluilkowski will sing a Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff, a prominent
The delegates from the Zionist
sailed for London at midnight bast
the ' promotion of Jewish agricul- group of songs and Samuelihpar- Zionist leader and representative
district of Detroit are Joseph H.
Friday on the steamer Majestic. nary, which has already rem,' ei I' tare," declared Mr. Rosenberg. "I gel, pianist of the Ilazoolir Choral of the Palestine Jewish Labor
F:hrlich, Israel Zilber, Robert
With Felix M. Warburg, who bequests and gifts of more than am happy to announce that the Society will render a piano selec- Federation, who arrived in this
Marwil, David W. Simons and Jo-
sailed lust week with Or. Weiss $1,200,000 for the Teachers Insti- Russian authorities have agreed to tion. Mr. Gordon wi ll announce country from Palestine recently,
seph Haggai. Mr. Ehrlich led the
mann, Or. Frankel and Mr. Mar- tare, The buildings will occupy ib provide $10,000,000 on condition the honer students and ; together and Max Rhoade, national presi-
ticket, with Mr. Zilber no a close
shall v.ij11 he the guests of Sir Al- site on Broadway between 122,1 t h a t th e A mer m an s ews furn i s h with Itubbi Hershman, will present dent of the Avukah, student Zion-
second. Their alternates will be
Fred It • ond at his co untry estate. and 123i] streets. To this site, Dr. the other $10,000.000. The total the diplomas. Consludolg the pro- lit federation.
A. J. Koffman, Leon Kay, Jacob
will sing the
where the sessions of the Agency Adler said the present seminary I o f $20,000,000 will be expended grain, graduates
the
Senator Borah was told that
Miller, Max Lipsitz, Isadore Levin
Commission will begin on June 3. building will he moved from West • over a period of 10 years,
class song•
more than 700 Zionists have been
and Sol B. Edelman.
Annual Luncheon Sunday ..
123d street.
sentenced
and deported to Siberia,
To Give $20,000,000 Land
The Hadassah Delegates.
t
Warburg Optimistic.
Following the exercises, the
Dr. Solis-Cohen declared that
Kirgizia, the northeastern wastes
Hadassah elected the following
on nidrtinikuinchg nual commencement luncheon will
" Moreover,
LONDON.— (J. T. A.) — M. Judaism did not conflict with the involving
a, , iti isyeasnu.,
of Narim, the Ural and the Solo-
delegates:
investment
take place. Arrangements for the se y islands, and, in addition, sea.
Chaim Weismann and Felix M. • teachings of science or history.
Mrs. Jos. II. Ehrlich, Mrs. Philip
larger than the $20,000,000 to be luncheon were made by Mrs.
The New Rabbis.
Warburg arrived May 29 on the
eral hundreds are in prison await-
H. Brood°, Mrs. Henry N. Wein.'
,i,,,,,,i,,
subscribed
by
American
Jews and Charles A. Smith, president of the
Those who received the
Steamer Mauretania.
ing sentence by Soviet authorities,
stein, Miss Bertha Lipsitz, Mrs. 11.
authorities,
because
i Russian
government
of Russia
has sisterhood, and Mesdames A. B. It was asserted that the persecuted
Mr, Warburg, in an exclusive in-', td. rabbi acre Jeremiah J. Berman, the
W. Simons, Mrs. H. B. Ullian, Mrs.
the
Stralser, Robert Marw il, A. 1,ouls Zionists
Slums
Cohen,
terview with the correspondent of • Jacob
are composed mainly of
H. S. Zenon, Mrs. Robert Mar-
II " rN. agreed, if the American quota is Gordon ilzirt,i it ,1 haPaht i, i sili ,yfortt hlitm, ,.lemen.
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Fisher, Ilarry Jolt, Harry
youth, especially university
NI.
Kw
•il, Mrs. Sidney Frank, Mrs. N. E.
'
fully
subscribed,
to
provide
free
The
stated that the prospects for the zip, 'Maurice A. Lazowick, Meyer
students. The Avukah, as an
Aronsta ns Mrs. Julius Berman,
. of charge land valued at $20,000,- tary department are
Jewish Rubin and Milton Steinberg,.
consummation
of the
lii American Zionist intercollegiate
Mrs. Albert Feldstein, Mrs. Ralph
A"I_1_'hartill
II
Aronson, Jacob Blum,
Announcement was matte by the i 000 ."
Agency plan are very favorable.
organization, is particularly Inter- .
Davidson and Mrs. J. S. Souls.
Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, who has Burnstein, Estelle Russell, William ested in the fate of their Zionist
Following the conclusion of the board of directors of the creation'
Keen interest marked the bal-
sessions of the commission, Mr. of 20 Louis Brush scholarships oil been the chief director of the Jew- Caplan, Sylvia Firestone, Hyman comrades in Russia.
loting here. The difference exist-
e : soil
ii movement in Freedland Irving Goldman, ( arrie
W arburg intends to visit Baron $800 each yearly for students and I ish hack-to-the
Says Exiles Are in Remote Places.
ing in American Zionist ranks, and
s hort
Edmond de Rothschild in Paris and of two scholarships amounting to , R ussia, .
,, n.n.,tioi.ii miii,_ i B. Grrn iba gum, Fay's,. Ethel Kan
Dr. Arlosoroff said that perse-
the efforts of the opposition move-
visit
here,
on
the
, i,,e,i,in
Jun, c:
F're'd Krauss, Es
Esther limner-
to proceed to Hamburg to visit his • $1,000 each fur graduate students
cution of the Zionists is conducted
ment to remove the present admin-
It is also possible, he who wish to enroll for the degree' cow, to complete the negotiations) man, Rosalie Lebowitz, Isabelle B. in Soviet Russia under the pretext
family.
istration, promises to make the
w
Nadine
E.
Lewis,
Esther
stated, that he will attend the Joint of Doctor of Hebrew Literature. . .rich the . Russian authorities for
that Zionism forms a part of the
coining convention at Pittsburgh
Ica Foundation meeting in Park. The scholarships were provided the Administration of the new
"ewenlierg, Gertrude S. Miller, political system, of British ire.
fund.
one of the most important in the
"
He also expects to confer with Dr. fur in the will of Louis [{rush, whofund.
1 David
Pollack,
Irene
Pollack,
AI-
perialism
and that the cultivation
r d ii) r l by
history of the Zionist Organization
Bernard Kahn, European directs left $1,100,000 to the seminars The work
' the American Society for Jewish belt M. Rabinowitz, Ilelen Reim- of the Hebrew language fosters
01 America.
on Comm.! I n 1927.
of the Joint Di
the
interests
of reactionary ekri-
Farm Settlements in Russia, under
Sadie
hl its S.
Minnie
D. Dorothy
Perrin,
Letter From Zackheim.
baum,
Miriam
hauls,
tee, in London or on t he confiner! .
elitism among the Jews. On the
th'h:o
k ; vi•
Maurice 11. Zackheim, who, with
V. Schauer, Seymour Stirling,
contrary,
he
declared,
these victims
Rosenwald and Felix M. War- Irene
Mrs. Zackheim and Mr. and Mrs.
Irene Shames, Ihmothy Snuck,
brew University Board in Land.,
burg. James N. Rosenberg will Milton J. Stein, Gertrude Straus' of persecution in Russia are de-
Issas Shetzer, toured Palestine, in
June 4.
voted
only
to
furthering
the estab-
serve as president, Janie 11 It .1c man, M. Robert Warren, Willi am
a special communication to the edi-
Mr. Warburg said he was grid,
DAVID A. ,BROWN
s
li hment of the Jewish homeland '
er as vice-president, and Paul Wetsman and Fags Beth Wein-
tor of The Chronicle expresses joy
has become a household fled with the results of the Russian
in
l'alestine,
which
is
being
devel-
Baerwali ll as trteas'orer,
at the Jewish accomplishments in to this degree a new significance;
st ein.
fund which has collected $7,000,00o
oped under a mandate of the
the Homeland, and takes occasion has given it almost the same con- word in Jewish life; among the among a few subscribers. Mr. Million Still Need Aid. 'High School Senior Class.
League of Nations and which was
to rebuke those who create dissen- notation that is implicit in the Jews of America, of Russia, of Warburg is undecided how long he
-- --
The following students constii
The settling of another 25,000
endorsed in a resolution adopted
lion in the ranks. Mr. Zackheim decorations for valor or service Poland, or Bessarabia—among will remain in Europe. He stated Bible Play Is Staged
by Jewish families on the plains and tote the senior class of the high by the United States Congress in
writes:
the
Jews
of
this
entire
world,
from
that
Mr.
Marshall
will
not
remain
school
department: Betty Alpiner,
that are conferred by nations and
Graduates; Rabbis Pre.
valleys Of the ("rinieci which will
1922.
"I felt the attraction of the soil governments upon men who have New Zealand to Alaska, from Ti- longin Europe.
be effected through the new $10, - Lillian Russell, Rose Cohen, Shiite
Giving details of the mistreat-
sent Scholarships.
to niy soul. I felt the relationship distinguished themselves on battle- berias to San Francisco. His name
000,000 colonization fund now In 1 Hecker, Yetta J. Hoffman. Claire ment of the victims of Soviet per- —
r .
to KIM Israel. I felt the heroism fields or in the performance of has become a symbol for stupen-
Sucher, Ruppin to Attend.
p
rocess
of
collection,
will
sceution.
Dr. Arlosoroff related
Seventeen
hundred
students the
of our pioneers. I read in the meritorious deeds in various fields. Anus effort over vast areas, em-
Icy Penn, Cecilia
Zaludkowski
and
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — gathered for the closing service of solve only part of the economic Kapetansky,
Brinnie
Krauss, Shir-
that the centers of deportation are
eyes of the tillers of the soil of But mainly for valorous service.
bracing within its scope millions Harry Sather, member of the Jer-
problem
of
the
Russian
Jews
Sonia
Zalutikowski.
situated in regions where under
wors hi of Tem le Beth Fl School
Eretz Israel the spiritual pleasures
Under the supervision of Miss
1
p
'
The Jewish people are unable of suffering men, women and usalem Executive, and Arthur
•
.
cit dwell.
the Czarist regime only criminals
2 about a million of the • city
of Religion in the main auditorium
it
these people derive from their to confer similar decorations and children, who call him blessed, and Ruppin, colonization expert and of
the
e.xce.
olfla"riir c, laisin,, sinstructor,
the Temple Sunday, June 3. ed resei
, ax s,,
rizted fini
under heavy penalty were pun-
hardships.
excepting
the
other hundreds former member of the executive,
their means for
will still have to b, Pupils
ished.
e
i
Every
department
of
the
educe-
"I expected that the builders of rewarding their
of thousands of left here for London. The purpose
lpe d t o become a productive ele. graduating class last Sunday at-
"Places, consisting of three to
tional system of Tem* Beth El i h e
our land would shower rebukes heroic and su-
mien and women of their trip is to participate in the
pre ..i merit in the new economic order of tended a picnic at Belle Isle Perk. five housi•s, situated at a distance
was
represented—front
the
and criticisms upon us. On the premely worthy
The professional The upper classes hiked to Palmer of hundreds, sometimes more than
whom he has in- sessions of the Non-Parsian Pales-
kindergarten children and the age the country.
contrary, they denied that we sons and serv-
spired by his tine Survey (7ommission of the Jew- of I through the senior High School education of the youth, the adap- Park and were accompanied by a thousand miles from a railway
owed them any debts. All they ask ants a r e the
Philip L. Rosenthal, assistant vu- station, with mail service only
s w n examples ish Agency.
and the age of 17, and t he adult tation of the former trader and
•
is patience. How small we consid- ns.agr•st. Until
of relentless
p
three times a year," he said, "are
students of Beth El College of 1 storekeeper to qualified labor, the
ered ourselves in comparison this distinction
self-driving for CLAYTON DENIES HE MAY BE
selected to form the residence of
Jewish Studies were represented 1 development of artisan organiza-
with these real Zionists!
the sake of HIGH COMMISSIONER
was conferred
1
lions
and
furnishing
these
with
erintendent
of
the
school,
the deported Zionists,
by the teachers.
Praises National Fund.
upon David A.
tools, raw materials and loans—
"The 0. 7. P. U., the Soviet
helping the JERUSALEM.—(.J. T. A.) —
I
The
direction
of
this
elaborate
"I didn't blame some of them Brown, upon
h el pi essi to Rumors to the effect that Sir Gil- educational organization Is a spe- all this will still remain a major
political secret service, provides
who were reluctant in answering be K. Frankel,
whorn he has bert Clayton, British expert on cial function of Rabbi Leon From, problem to Russian Jews and will
(Turn to Page Three).
questions. They were sick and there was noth-
taught the les- . Near Eat t affairs and at one time who is assisted in his office try Miss I require further assistance on the
LONDON.—The list of honors
tired of the pleasure seekers. ing, save per-
sons
of service,
I part of the Joint Distribution conferred on the occasion of King
His Civil Secretary of the Palestine Anna Oxenhandler.
of
These people see how the Arab haps election to
giving.
George's
sixty-third
birthday
is-
government, would be the next
The chief feature of the morn- l Committee.
raises the price of his land daily some honorary
name has be- High Commissioner of Palestine ing's program was the awarding of , This statement was made by Dr. sued Sunday night includes three
—and we are busy squabbling and office. In the
come a syno- after Lord Planter's retirement, the diamond honor pins to those I Rosen and Dr. Ezekiel A. Grower, new barons, five baronets and more
fighting, for the sake of what? Of olden days, one
nym for the do- were denied by Sir Gilbert who ar- students who had a perfect attend-director and assistant director, re- than 7(1 knights. Sir Alfred Mond,
some ambitious man or woman w It o deserved
ing of deeds of rived here from the Arabian pe-
once record extending over al • speetively, of the Agro-Joint, prior ex-cabinet minister and chairman
who wishes notoriety.
loving kindness, ninsula.
well of his peo-
period of five years. The winners,, to their boarding the 'Majestic for of Imperial Chemicals, Limited, is
"Besides the workers, the real ple was styled
one of the new barons.
on a colossal In an interview with the rtpre- of this award were: Jerome Ro-. their return trip tee Russia.
work here is done by the Jewish "C h o v r" or
scale. The Unit- sentative of the .Jewish Telegraph- senzweig,
Marian
Kahn,
Ida
National Fund."
ed
Jewish
Cam-
Officers Elected for Ensuing
"Aluf." But un-
ic Agency, he stated that he knows Korby, Dorothy Nathan, Freida i
paign is his nothing concerning the rumors of
the degree of
Year by Local Wom-
Auslander, Raymond Jacobstein.
most
stupen-
L. II. D. IA'as
his appointment to succeed 'cord Dr. Is•o M. Franklin made the
en's Section.
dous achieve- Plainer and that he thinks this un-
conferred
presentation.
ment — an likely.
on these two
,
The Winners in Contest.
At
the
last meeting of the di-
achievement
d es erv-
Reversing its previous derision
The Rabbi Leon Frain Short 1
rectors of the Detroit section of
that will not he whereby six tourist families who
l yen
ing
lishm
Story Contest Was won by Miss 1
the
National
Council of Jewish
'
•
•
• • Works of Rabbi Jerome Widisky of Boston tee Appear
complete until, had overstayed their term were or-
•
except in four
Bertha Al. Stone of the High i
Women, the following officers
in his own dered deported, the Immigration
Forty - Four Volumes; Estimated Cost of Publics-
notable instanc-
Sehmd graduating class for a story
were
elected:
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert,
words —"every Department has granted permis-
s, Jacob II.
cation Said to be Approximately $1,000,000.
entitled "Heredity." The second
Thirty Workers' Organize- ■
president; Mrs. Leopold D. Mayer,
dollar is in the sion to two of the families to re-
Schiff, Louis
prize was won by Max Simon, also'
first
vice-president;
Mrs. J. Victor
tions Urge Immediate
till." But this main permanently in the country.
. Marshall, Simon
of the graduating class, for a story
Rabbi Jerome Widisky of Beth of these volumes have already been Roemer, second vice-president;
achievement is
Action.
Wolf, and Max
Three families were given per- entitled "Forbidden Food." lion-
DR. LEE K . FRANKEL
The Talmud in the Mrs. Max F'ruhauf, recording sec-
.1aron Temple, Boston, Mass., published.
but the cap- mission to remain until their case
I.1. Kohler, re-
urable mention went to Paulette translator into English of the Tat' original is printed on 9,000 pages. retary; Mrs. Maurice Goldenberg,
I'ressure was exerted from all served for just one class—for dis- stone of a great structure of relief is decided. The sixth family has al- Kahn and Marjory Schembeck.
The Jewish Code is to be pub- corresponding' secretary; Miss Ber-
mud and the Jewish Code, arrived
campaigns
for
war-suffering
Jews,
i
tinguished
scholars—and
for
them
ready
left
Palestine.
All
the
fam-
quarters during the past week in
The first prize in the poetry con.
limbed in 12 volumes, and four of the Lipsitz, financial secretary;
favor of the establishment of a alone. Yet in the eyes of the for starving human beings. And ilies were in good financial circum- test sponsored by the Sisterhood of
these have also been published Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn, treas.
Jewish people its bestowal on two alongside of these are his efforts stances.
Jewish hospital in Detroit.
Temple Beth El was won by Jack I
urer; Mhis Gu$sie Brown, auditor.
thus far,
At a conference of :SO work- men whose domain is not the clois- for the Keren Ilayesod the Jewish
Rom of the class of 1930 for a
Mrs. Gilbert was chosen as one
Will Speak at Synagogue.
Theological
Seminary,
and
his
,
term!
study,
but
the
vast
empire
men's and other fraternal organ-
poem entitled "Evening Stars."
In
his
translation
Rabbi
Widisky
well
qualified to assume the office.
izations, at the Workers' Com- I of Jewish, of human suffering, will splendid service to the Union of
Ras• Entner, '30, won the second
etiLarees the sire of the page from of president. For several years
American
Hebrew
Congregations.
not
seem
incongruous.
For,
as
Was
munity Building on Holbrook ave- •
prize with "A Prayer," and Luc -
12x17. That she Served as recording secretary
to
the
original
I
lx14
Yet, even these activities are
nue, a week ago Thursday evening, I recently emphasized by another
raine Clayman the third prize with
permits the reproduction of the and first vice•president of the
a demand was made for a Jewish I wing of Israel, the cardinal prin- far, far short of a complete cata-
'
"Summer."
complete original mtge, plus t h e present Council of Jewish Women,
ciples of Judaism arts Torah, Abo- loguing of what this man has done.
hospital.
The Leo M. Franklin Book Re-,
English to the left and bottom of for three terms as president of,
No
such
cataloguing
is
intended
dah
and
Gemilath
Chasodini.
And,
The old Jewish Hospital Asso-
view Contest was •oll by Selma !
the Sisterhood of Temple
m
Beth El,
each age.
ciation, through I. Rosenthal, es if we include in Torah Jewish loy- by me in this article. They an
by a review
w' of Gold-1
The new works will sell at the and later as chairman of some of
Meeting of All B'nai B'rith Winem
alty,
Jewish
service,
the
doing
of
set
down
here
merely
to
demon.
Joint
pressed a desire for immediate ac-
"Rabbi and l'riest." A
smith's an
•
rate
of
$100
for
each
set
of
the
its
most
important
committees,
deeds of loving kindness. then Dr. strata how strongly the Jewish
Chapters June 18; Annual
tion to construct A hospital.
second prize went to Fannie Ent-
ft1,
Talmud and $50 per set of Jewish She has been a member of the
of "Abodah and Ge-
The Jewish Physicians' Commit- David A. Brown and Dr. Lee K.
Moonlight July 2.
ner for a review of Ludlow's "De-
Code, to be paid for in five years. board of the National Federation
tee for a hospital adopted a reso- • Frankel have rendered surprising- milath Chasodim" dominate his
' .
borah."
Both works have taste completed of Temple Sisterhoods for a long
lution setting forth its reasons for , ly the kind of service, have done life, making his personality rich,
The loving cups for the classes •
First nominations of officers of
by Rabbi Widisky, who labored at period, and last year was appoint-
the immediate communal need for such deeds, for which this high distinctive, compelling.
Pisgah Lodge No. 31, I. 0. It. B., having the best attendance record 1
ed by Governor Fred W. Green to
his
difficult task for 14 years.
Honoring Mr. Brown.
distinction is a fitting recognition.
such an institution.
for the ensuing term, will be held for the year went to Miss Esther,
During his stay in Detroit, serve on the hospital commission
David A. Brown has abundantly
David A. Brown's Services.
The Physici•ns Resolution.
at the meeting this Monday eve- Goldberg's class 2, and Miss Flom
of the State of Michigan. Mrs.
Rabbi
Widisky
will
address
a
flam-
Need one, at this late day, detail deserved the degree of Doctor of
The physicians' resolution,
ence Wolenburgh's class 4. and
ning.
bee of synagogues. Detroit rabbis Gilbert succeeds to the presidency
greeting action taken at a recent the services that David A. Brown
Henry Abramovitz, president of Miss Doris Sperling's class 5.
organized a committee to assist the capable and efficient Mrs. Jo-
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to
Page
Five)
llis
has rendered his people.
luncheon of leaders, follows:
Paul Salmon, representing the
the lodge, appointed Past Presi-
the author in the sale of his books. seph Welt.
"Whereas, the establishment of
dents Adolph Freund and Jacob graduating class of 1928, present.'
New Members of Board.
Rabbi Widisky received his
a Jewish hospital in Detroit is a
Miller and Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon ed to the Temple a gift of a maga-,
The following new members
Stnicha from some of the leading
MOVIES
WILL
FEATURE
necessity, and
MOSSINSOHN ATTACKS
to serve on the nominating corn- zinc table for the school library.,
European rabbis at the age of 19. were elected to the board of di-
"Whereas Detroit is the only
BETH EL'S MOONLIGHT mitt•e to present a slate of off- The class also presented a gift of 1
ZIONIST OPPOSITION
Among the rabbis who conferred rectors: Mrs. Clarence Enegass,
large city in the United States
a set of Moore s "Judaism" to its!
cars.
the honor upon him were Rabbi Mrs. Slater Finsterwald, Mrs S.
which is lacking such an institu-
At the meeting last Monday, instructor, Louis Schostak.
1.rizer Telser of the Telsa Ye. K. Goldberg, Mrs. John Heaver,-
Calls Attempt to Curtail Cultural Parts of "Tip Top Topics" To Bo
tion, and
RABBI
JEROME
WIDISKY
In the course of the service of
Post President Alfred Ross, now
1shiva, where he studied; Rabbi rich, Mrs. Arthur Mansbach. Mrs.
Work Detrimental.
Re-Enacted.
"W'hereas it is a fact that De-
of Chicago, who was a visitor in worship, the High School Choir in Detroit this week to enlist sub- , Shlomo Ilakohon of Vilna, Rabbi Amy G. Sellig.
troit is not sufficiently provided
.
the city, extended greetings to Pis- rendered the anthem "Hallelujah" scribers
The members re-elected are:
ribers in the local community t o 1 Israel Sheinsohn of Ponoviezh,
Dr. Ben Zion Mossinsohn, heat
with hospital beds, and
Motion pictures on its moon- gab Lodge.
under the direction of Mrs. Ma. i c
The Ladies' Auxiliary repelled thilde Kesler. The sermon was in . aid him in the task of publishing and others. Ile was born in Anikst Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mrs. A. J.
"Whereas at a meeting held on of the Ilerzliah Gymnasium in Pal- light is the innovation of the an-
of
the
province
of
Kovno,
and
Levin,
Mrs. Maurice Goldenberg,
May 15, a group of high-minded estine and one of the outstanding nual boat trip of Temple Beth satisfactorily on the performance the nature of a valedictory given I his translated works.
His work being the first ever to I was known as the "Auikster Ilui." Mrs. Samuel Mendelsohn, Mrs. J.
and public spirited Jewish citizens, educators in the Jewish Homeland, El, to be held at 8:30 p. m. Mon- of "Marquis" at the Bonstelle by Max Simon of the graduating
Rabbi
Widisky
came
to
this
Victor
Koerner,
Mrs.
M
Lee B. Stri-
pu bl is h e d
c o n t ain'
aware of the need of such a hos- who was a Detroit guest for four day evening, June 18.
Playhouse. It was stated that ■ class of 1928 and responded to by
1909. He served as fling, Mrs. Mayer B. Sulzberger.
pital, have expressed their willing. days last week, in an interview
large audience was in attendance. Robert Mazer of the class of 1929. lislitranslation, together with the country in
WL.
th
Through
the
courtesy
of
Mau-
The
I original and all the commentaries, rabbi in Philadelphia for six
ness to assist in the establishment with a representative of The De- rice Caplan of the Metropolitan A regular meeting of the auxiliary
' Rabbi Widisky has enlisted for his years, was the spiritual leader of the following, constitute the
troit Jewish Chronicle attacked the
of the same, be it
Two plays were presentedin the ' . efforts the endorsements of Jewish a Washington, D. C., congregation tire governing body: Mrs. Joseph
Moving Picture Co., a run of new will be held this Monday.
"Resolved That a large number opposition movement in Zionist comedies will be thrown on a spe- A joint meeting of Pisgah Ledge, coupe
.e oe mornin g exercises. leaders throughout the country. for two years, and has during the M. Welt, Mrs. Samuel R. Glogower,
of Detroit Jewish physicians who ranks as detrimental to Palestine. cial screen aboard the steamer Co- the Ladies' Auxiliary and Aleph The high school viewed the ern-
for play, given yearly according to The cost of publishing the new pant 14 years served his present Miss Miriam D. Goldman, Mrs.
Dr. Mossinsohn pointed out
are deeply impressed by the con-
lumbia, which will leave from the Zadek Aleph (Junior B'nai B rit )
his or. Max May, Sirs. Charles C. Simons,
ditions existing at present, and that the Palestine Jewish commu- foot of Woodward avenue with the will he held Monday evening, June tradition by the members of the translation is estimated at $1,000,- congregation in Boston.
F..
Immediately following
K
M iresi.n. A.mr,
who have taken cognizance of the nity, being in the minority. must excursionists of the Temple. A 18, to be featured by a specially graduating class. The play select-
'
rirs.
"
L . a ibM, auM
ENVI'l ae lierM"
The
translation
of
the
Talmud
is
rival
in
this
country
Rabbi
Wi.
spirit and willingness expressed at depend for the success of the Jew- number of pictures of those who prepared program.
ed this year Was "The Children of
Abraham Sa-
to be published in 32 volumes, the dinky matriculated at the Unioer - David J. Levy, Mrs.
the meeting on May 15, herewith ish aspirations upon a great na-
Pisgah's
Lodge's
annual
moon-
Israel, by Tracy D Mygatt dra-
fn. 101 .„Wei i l laing,
vjvanTil
appeared
in
the
Beth
El
musical
ABen
o
,
N
sirts.
rn
from
in
Pennsylvania.
n
here
of
English
text
requiring,
in
some
in-
voice their appreciation, their con- tional effort. Private enterprise,
light will be held July 2. The matic interpretation of the Pass-
review, "Tip 'Cop Topics," will
received
v d the degree gr
stances, three and four pages for ;nits); it
fidence and their hope to the gen- which is urged by the Brandeisists
Steamer Put-in-Bay was chartered
Wetsman, Mrs. David S. Zeman.
each page of the original. Four of Bachelor of Arts.
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for the occasion.
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to
Page
Five.)
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1: ,: , ca rie

CLOSING SERVICES
OF TEMPLE SCHOOL

ALFRED MOND GETS
BIRTHDAY H ONORS

PICK MRS. GILBERT
COUNCIL PRESIDENT

'Tlf
Translator
Talmud
o and Jewish i Code
To Speak in Synagogues Here Next Week

MANY GROUPS ASK
JEWISH HOSPITAL tig

in

WILL NOMINATE
PISGAH OFFICERS
MONDAY NIGHT