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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1929

VOL.MVII. O.6

JEWISH RELIGIOUS DR. YELLIN DESCRIBES PROGRESS MADE DR. ROSEN REPORTS
BY TEACHERS' COLLEGE OF JERUSALEM NEW COLONIZATION
BODIES TO OPPOSE
SCHEME IN CRIMEA
NDAR REFORM

Sabbath Would Be Affected
by Proposed °Commer-
cial Calendar."

Noted Educator and Principal of Hebrew Teachers' College, Returns to America to Se-
cure Further Support for Institution to Which Julius Rosenwald Contributed
$75,000; Will be Detroit Guest Sunday and Monday.

Director of Agricultural
Corporation Returns
From Moscow.

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'IMMEDIATE ACTION
HAIL YEHUDI MENUHIN
AT NEW YORK CONCERT ' FOR HOSPITAL IS

Eleven-Year-old San Fravcisco Violinist Receives I - pre,-
save Demonstration When :le Appears as So oast
With Philharmonic Symphony.

•

URGED BY DOCTORS

Maimonides Medical Society
Renews Effort for Com-
munity Building.

JEWISH GROUPS UNITE
AGAINST THE MEASURE

TO SPEND $10,000,000
IN FARM SETTLEMENTS

LAY LEADERS PLEDGE
THEIR CO-OPERATION

Meeting of Reform, Ortho-
dox, Conservatives Dis-
cusses Proposal.

7,500 Additional People Set-
tled on the Land During
This Year.

Stern, Keidan Tell Doctors
They Are Convinced of
Need for Hospital.

1 Detroit Jewish physicians this
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Sat-1
NEW YORK.—iJ. T. A.)—The
week renewed activities in an ef-
isfactory progress in negotiating:
substitution of the present calen-
fort to secure immediate action for
the agreement with the Soviet goy-,
dar by the so-called "commercial
the construction of an adequate.
eminent for the extension of
Jewish hospital building here.
American participation in the
catendar" advocated by leading
I At a meeting of the Maimonides
Jewish land settlement work in
business firms in a committee
,
Medical Society, held Wednesday
Joseph
'
,
Russia was reported by Dr.
headed by George Eastman of
, evening at the Belcrest, the Jew-
A. Rosen, director of the Ameri-
Rochester will be opposed by Jew-
ish
doctors once again described
can Jewish Joint Agricultural Cor•
their problems, as well as the
poration, who arrived in this coon.
ish religious organizations.
problems
of their patients, and a
try from Moscow on the Majestic
At a meeting held at the Com-
number of them declared ;hat the
Tuesday.
modore Hotel Friday morning
need for a hospital is greater to-
Dr. Rosen was met at the pier
and attended by representatives
day than it has ever been before.
by Felix Si, Warburg.
of the Synagogue Council of Amer-
At this meeting, lay leaders re-it-
According to Dr. Rosen, the ex-
ica, the United Synagogue of
erated that they are convinced of
pected ratification of the agree-
America, the Central Conference
the need, and again pledged their
ment will result in the expenditure
of American Rabbis and the Jew-'
co-operation for immediate action.
of $10,000,000 for new Jewish
ish Theological Seminary, a plan
farm settlements. The greater
Problem of Doctor, Patient.
was formulated. According to the
played
the
concerto
of
Tschaikow-
NEW
YORK.—Yehudi
Menuhin,
portion of this fund has already
plan outlined by Congressman Sol
Dr. Emil Amberg made the moat
11-year-old San Francisco violin- sky. Ile received long applause
been
subscribed,
$5,000,000
hav-
Bloom, who is a member of the
important statement for the doc-
ing been pledged by Julius Rosen- ist, received an impressive demon- after each movement and pro- tore, outlining the arguments for
Foreign Relations Committee of
wald, $1,000,000 by Felix Si. War- stration from a crowd that packed longed shouta at the finale,
Building of Hebrew Teachers' College in Process of Construction. Photograph in insert is of Dr.
the house of Representatives, the
and against a hospital and making
Carnegie
Hall
when
he
appeared
burg, and $500,000 by John D.
resolution instroduced by Con- David Yellin, Principal of the College.
Ilephzibah Menuhin, 8-year-old': a number of recommendations to
as soloist with the Philharmonic
Rockefeller, Jr.
gressman Porter urging the presi-
sister of Yehudi, is astounding' stimulate an immediate effort. Dr.
Symphony Orchestra.
NEW
YORK.—David Yellin, is the principal of the Hebrew toward the annual maintenance, a4
Situation Improved.
dent of the United States to take
It was Yehudi's second appear- musical critics in San Francine Arnhem addressed the Maimonidea
"The political situation in Rus-
the initiative in calling an inter- upon his arrival from Europe, re- Teachers' College, stated that his well as funds to make possible the
ance in New York. On Nov. 25, with her piano playing. On Oct.r Society as president of the Jewish.
national conference on the subject ported to the members of the graduates are engaged in teaching provision of scholarship for many sia has improved since the recent 1927, Master Menuhin played the 21) she made her debut in the great, Physicians' Hospital Association.
would not be opposed, while the American Committee on the re- not alone in Palestine but in coun- students who attend the institu- conference of the Bolshevist
Civic Auditorium in San Francisco He said there is disappointment In
party," said Dr. Rosen. He also ' Beethoven Concerto here.
tries scattered throughout the tion.
proposal concerning the change in
Dressed in child's clothing, but and thrilled an overflowing crowd ninny quarters at the delay in the
confirmed the recent reports that .
the calendar would be vigorously sults of his activities in England, world. It continues to draw its
with her piano recital. In this' construction of a hospital, and
Dr. Yellin will be a Detroit Trotzky had been transferred equipped with a full-sized violin in same auditorium her brother, Ye- quoted the opinion of Dr. S. S.
Germany, France, Czecho-slovakia, pupils from various countries.
combatted.
place of the specially constructed
The new buildings of the col- guest on Sunday
un ay an
and Monday
om ay, J an. from his exile in Turkestan to the , instrument that he formerly em- hudi, made his debut at the age Goldwater of New York in answer
Congressman Bloom in a chart Austria, Switzerland and Belgium
Southern Caucasus.
to those who claimed there was no
submitted to the meeting showed in the interest of the Hebrew lege will contain a library, labora- 6 and 7.
"During the present year we ployed, the youthful violinist of 6.
tories, class rooms, special class.
need for a Jewish hospital.
the effect the proposed 13-month Teachers' College of Jerusalem.
Monday
evening,
Dr.
Yellin
will
have
settled on the land 7,500 ad-
"It has been stated that the per-
year would have on the observance
Dr. Yellin also described the rooms for the modern public school deliver a Hebrew lecture under tho ditional people, said Dr. Rosen
attached
to
the
college,
and
ad-
sonnel ofthe Jewish physicians
of the Sabbath and Jewish re- progress of construction on the
when asked regarding the condi-
does not justify the establishment
ligious life. For instance, the Sab- new buildings of the Hebrew joining the buildings, an athletic auspices of the United Hebrew tion of the Jewish colonies. "The
Schools of Detroit, at the Philadel-
of such an institution," Dr. Am-
baths in 1033 would fall on Satur- Teachers' College, funds for which field.
poor crops in certain districts
berg continued. "In the first
day, while in 1934 they would be were supplied by America. Julius
Dr. Yellin will visit several cities phia-Byron Talmud Torah, on caused great hardships, it is true.
American
and
European
Jewish
"What
We
have
Accomplished
in
place, a hospital is not built for
shifted to Friday, in 1935 to Rosenwald contributed $75,000 in the United States and Canada
On the other hand, we took im-
Leaders to Name Delegates to
Observant Jews toward the fund secured by the to secure funds for the equipment Palestine." His lecture will be
patients, hut for physicians, Sec-
Thursday, etc.
mediate measures to relieve the
1930 World Convention.
ondly, there are a great many Jew-
would certainly refuse to accept American committee in co-opera- of the building, which will be dedi- followed by an open forum.
suffering. The government also
ish physicians in Detroit who try
the new naming of the days and tion with Dr. Yellin.
An invitation is extended to the has done a great deal to alleviate
cated in the near future, contribu-
Mizrachi to Honor Him on to
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—A sub-
do their best, who are conscien-
would therefore shift their day of
In his report, Dr. Yellin, who tions to the endowment fund and public to attend this lecture.
the situation and tide over the
Eve of His Tour of the
committee of four prominent
tious and who have a good medical
rest one day each year. This would
needy settlers. The prospects for
American and European Jews
Holy
Land.
education. The opportunity for
create utter chaos in Jewish re-
the winter crops are good.
were appointed by the execu-
constant improvement should not
ligious life and would split up the
"Where the situation is extreme-
tive committee of the universal
Jewish people into groups of Jews
The Mizrachi organizations of be withheld. The rich man can
ly bad," continued Dr. Rosen, "is
religious
peace
conference.
who worship on different days,
choose any physician. The lower
in the towns. Here the Jewish
Detroit and a number of local middle and the lower classes
Chief Rabbi J. L. hertz, chief
Congressman Bloom argued.
are
Polish Students Ask Prohibition
population is totally impoverished.
communal workers are making handicapped in this respect. The
rabbi of Great Britain; Dr. Cy-
Christian and Moslem holidays
the greatest need is for raw ma-
on Jewish Performance of
preparations for a banquet and great majority of physicians who
rus
Adler,
president
of
the
would likewise be affected. Con-
Abrahamitic Rite.
terials and larger credits to en-
Jewish Theological Seminary of
farewell evening to be tendered treat these classes have, as a rule,
gressman Bloom asked that if the
able the artisans to continuo at
America and of Dropsie Col-
to their friend and co-worker, Ja- no hospital appointments. These
purpose of the calendar change is , Former Congressman Finan-
Nathan Straus Selects 17as- their crafts."
WASAW.—(J. T. A.)--An
lege, Philadelphia; Dr. Stephen i cob Levin, on the occasion of his } physicians are mining a medical
to facilitate business accountings,
agitation to bring about legis-
tor for Dedication Cere- '
ces Application of
S. Wise, president of the Jew-
prospective tour of the Holy Land. contact which is of paramount im-
as it is being asserted that over
lation prohibiting the perform-
ish Institute of Religion, New
mony Jan. 31
New Serum.
100 large firms have been using
Mr. Levin, who is one of the portance to any practitioner.
ance by Jews of the Abraha-
York,
and
Rabbi
Isaac
Ruben-
the 13 28-day month calendars for
"A Crime Against the Sick."
oldest Jewish residents of Detroit,
mitic rite, circumcision, has
stein of Vilna member of the
a number of years, why should it
John
Haynes
Holmes,
pastor
of
NEW YORK.— (J. T. A.) —
"What is the result? His work
enjoys the reputation of being one
been started by a group of Po-
Polish Senate, are the members
not be limited to the internal man- Within four years after the death
the Community Church of New
becomes inferior as the years go
lish students at the medical
of
the
foremost
ardent
workers
in
of the sub-committee, charged
agement of business and why hom pneumonia of Mrs. Flora
school of the University of War- York, has accepted an invitation to
every worthy cause tending to pro- by, although his practice may in-
with appointing 60 Jewish rep-
should not the business world Littauer, the wife of the former
dedicate the new Health and Wel-
saw.
mote the welfare of Judaism and crease. Here the short-sighted
resentatives
to
participate
in
a
adopt this calendar without dis- ,Congressman Lucius N. Littauer,
fare
Center
in
Jerusalem
present-
Addressed by Synagogue world congress on peace to be Jewish institutions. Ile is the community commits a crime against
The group has submitted
turbing the present sequence of !glove manufacturer of Glovers-
memoranda to the government ed to Hadassah, the Women's Zion-
Council to Protestant
president
of the Detroit Jewish Old the sick. We physicians know this
called in 1930. One thousand
days and create a wandering Sab- ville, N. Y. and philanthropist,
and to social organizations de- ist organization, by Nathan Straus.
Folks' home, which office he has very well, and we protest with all
Catholic Churches.
delegates are expected to at-
bath for each religion, he asked. Ivictory over the deadly germ of
The
dedication
will
take
place
claring that Poland, being a
held since the institution was es- our energy against such a state of
tend, representing all religions.
Jan. 31, Mr. Straus's eighty-first
pneumonia is in sight.
fortress of civilization between
tablished. For many years he has affairs."
Dr. Abram Simon of Washing-
birthday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Holmes
The only excuse that Dr. Am-
Hospitals in five leading Amer-
the East and the West of Eu-
erved as president of the local
JEANETTE STEINBERG
will leave for Palestine Jan. 7 and ton, D. C., chairman of the Syna-
rope, cannot tolerate within its
ican cities, including New York,
Mizrachi organization and the berg permitted for the laxity In
Council of America, has is-
WILL ADDRESS JOINT Chicago, Washington, Baltimore borders the survival of "bar- will be absent about two months. gogue
effort
for the construction of a hos-
campaigns of the United Palestine
sued the following New Year
AFFAIR OF HADASSAHS and Boston, have started the appli- baric rites." In addition, the They will make the trip by way of greeting to the members of the
Appeal have always found him pital is that the Detroit Jewish
IV
Italy
and
Egypt.
community
is not prosperous
memoranda state, the govern-
ranking among its most energetic
cation of a new pneumonia serum
Protestant and Catholic churches:
ment ought to be interested in
The center is to be known as the
devotees. He is also the acting enough to establish a large and
A joint meeting of the Senior developed by scientists as the re-
"The Synagogue Council of
the abolition of the Abrahamitic
Nathan and Lena Straus Health America finds in the beginning pf
president of the Yeshiva Beth elaborate institution. In which
and Junior lladassah units will be sult of encouragement given by
I
and Welfare Center. It is just our secular new year an excellent
rite because it weakens Jewish
Judah of Detroit and contributes event he advocated the building of
Mr. Littauer following the death
held on Tuesday evening, Jan 8, of his wife. He established a fund
young men, making them unfit
outside the walls of the city. The opportunity for the interchange of
largely of his energy and efforts a small hospital to serve as a nu-
cleus for a larger institution to bo
at the Westminster Community with the New York University for
for military service,
personnel of doctors, nurses and good wishes and for a brave de- Aaron D. Markaon to be towards its maintenance.
built in the future.
social workers will be concerned, termination to convert resolutions
(louse, corner Hamilton and Glynn the purpose of seeking the new an
Prominent out-of-town speakers,
Speaker
at
Meeting
of
Dr. Amberg particularly empha-
with all types of health activities, of good will into positive action
ti-body serum for combatting, the
whose names will be announced
Court.
Zionist District.
sized his belief that the campaign
sanitation, pasteurization of milk,, and conduct. In extending. to all
disease. The serum will be avail-
at a later date, will deliver ad-
This meeting will be of particu-
for
a hospital should be separated
health education and preventive of youits msii
able to all physicians before the
sincerest
r r of f. . t actons, oin t
n ngu
dresses at the banquet on Zionist
lar interest to members, as the
medicine.
end of the present winter, declared
Aaron D. Maskson, noted scholar and Mizrachi topics.
mindful
is
speaker of the evening will be Miss
The YijMI of the Doctors.
Dr. William II. Park, director of
The Community Church News, bond in the emulation of religious and educator, will speak on the life
Jeanette Steinberg, who will give
The affair will be held in the
laboratories in the city department
Dr. I. I. BIttker, as president of
official monthly publication of the values and in the love of our
her own impressions of Palestine. of health and chairman of the
and work of Achad Ila-Am (Asher dining hall of Congregation the Maimonides, opened the meet-
parish, speaking of the selection of country,
Emanuel, Taylor and Wilson ave- ing with brief remar ks In which
A splendid musical program has body of scientists who developed
Mr. Holmes, says:
"The traditional ideals of Amer-
nues, on Wednesday evening, Jan. he pointed to existing needs com-
been arranged. Mrs. Salzensteia the serum. It has the endorsement
"Mr. Holmes was selected, by ica, its fear of God, its protection
23, at 7 p. m. All wishing to at- pelling action for a hospital, Dr.
will give several vocal nombets of the Academy of Medicine, Noted Poet and Psychologist
Mr. Straus for the mission of ded
i- of the freedom and conscience and
' tend should send their reserva- Harry August, as chairman of the
and Miss Judith Sidorsky will ren-
to Address Council of
' cation largely because of the for- its respect for honest differences
tions to Isaac Rosenthal, treas- hospital committee for the Maim-
der piano solos. (Turn to Last Page.)
Jewish Women.
mer's three sermons on "Judaism of opinion in religion are empha-
urer, 701 Gretna avenue, on or ,
and Christianity" given in the sized at such a time as this. We
before Jan. 18.
(Turn to Last Page.)
Max Eastman, American poet Community Church in the winter cannot but see in them the fulfil-
and psychologist who has built up of 1926. After hearing these ser- ment of the highest ideals of the
within his lifetime as wide a fol- mons Mr. Straus felt that Mr. religious groups of our country.
"With this feeling uppermost in
Holmes, of all liberal ministers.
could best strike the universal note our minds we join with you, broth-
of brotherhood and peace conson- ers and sisters of this land, in
ant with the occasion, since the praying that our country mac
"Palestine Open For New immigration." States Mayor
centre is to be not merely a Zion- always continue to be guided by
David Bloch of Tel Aviv in Optimistic Report
ist center, but is planned to meet those teachings of our fathers, and
Noted Physician and Medical Writer and Editor to Speak
the needs of all people in Palestine that through them it may remain
To Workers' Alliance Conference.
at Temple Beth El Monday, Jan. 14, on "Fads
—Jews, Syrians, Turks, Armeni- a guiding light in the world."
In
addition
to
Dr.
Simon,
who
ans and Greeks alike.
and Quacking in Medicine."
NEW YORK.-1.1. T. A.1—With tions of principle.
represents the Union of American
"Ile
is
therefore
sending
Mr.
the unanimous consent of 586 dela ,
An optimistic report on present
Hebrew Congregations, the greet-
and Mrs. Holmes to Palestine, and,
Dr.
Morris
Fishbein
will Ad- for Infectious Diseases, 1912-
gates, representing 34 states and conditions in Palestine was
ings are signed by Dr. Israel Gold-
in addition, has given to the Com-
dress the annual joint meeting of 1913.
six provinces in Canada, the Na- brought by David Bloch, mayor of
stein, secretary, and the follow-
munity Church a gift large enough
the
Sisterhood
of
Temple
Beth El
In August, 1913, he became as-
tional Jewish Workers' Alliance, Tel Aviv, and Israel Mereminsky,
ing representatives of the follow-
to cover the services of a supply
and the Men's Temple Club Mon- sistant to Dr. George II. Simmons,
meeting in its fourth annual con- secretary of the Palestine Labor
ing affiliated organizations of the
pastor during Mr. Holmes's ab-
day,
Jan.
14,
in
the
social
hall
of
editor
of the Journal of this
vention, pledged itself to raise di Federation. Despite the economic
Synagogue Council of America:
sence."
Temple Beth El. His subject will American Medical Association,
sum of $300,000 in the course I crisis, declared Mayor Bloch, in-
Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein,
—Photo
he
C.
H.
na,e+ A Co.
be
"F-its
and
Quackery
in
Medi-
which
position
he held up to the
the year 1929.
dustry has been strengthened in
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congre-
cine." Dr. Hugo Freund will act time he was erected editor to suc-
At a mass meeting and teem ✓. Palestine. Palestine is open for
gations of America; Dr. Leo Jung,
AARON D. MARKSON
"STRANGE
INTERLUDE"
as
chairman
and
introduce
the
ceed
Dr.
Simmons.
He is editor of
tion Sunday evening at the Man- new immigration, he stated, ap-
Rabbinical Council of the Union of
RABBI FRAM'S TOPIC
Ilygeia, the health magazine;
Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Ginsberg), the philosopher of the speaker.
hattan Opera House, in honor ot pealing to American workers for
Dr.
Fishbein
describes
his
lec-
managing
editor
of
the nine spe-
AT BETH EL SUNDAY America; Dr. Samuel Schulman, Zionist movement, who died two
the Palestine Labor Delegation, support.
ture as "a study of the evolution cial magazines in the field of medi-
Central Conference of American years ago in Tel Aviv, Palestine.
bringing to a close the conventh
Unemployment Has Ceased.
of quackery, particularly in the cine, published by the American
Temple Spiritual Leader Delivers Rabbis; Dr. Elias I,. Solomon,
which opened on Saturday e%
Unemployment has virtually
United States, including a discus- Medical Association; chief editor
Address in Toronto and
United Synagogue of America; His address will be delivered a:
ning, the campaign was official
ceased in Palestine, said Mr.
Windsor.
Dr. Louis Finkelstein, Rabbinical the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud sion of revolutionary quacks, os- of the Quarterly Cumulative Index
launched and the sum of $75,0
Mereminsky. Organized labor, he
teopathy,
chiropractic, the Abrams Medicos.
Assembly of the Jewish Theologi- Torah Thursday evening, Jan. 10,
raised.
said, now counts 32,000 workers
treatment, and modern devices."
MAX EASTMAN
Author of Many Books.
"Strange Interlude" will be the cal Seminary.
The organization, which h
at 8:30 o'clock, at the memorial
in its ranks. An indication of the
Reservations
for the dinner may
subject of the sermon to be given
Dr. Fishbein is author of "The
1,000 affiliated groups and has
progress in the Holy Land he lowing in Europe as in America, by Rabbi Leon From at Temple
meeting for the late Ached Ha- be made at the Temple at once.
Medical
Follies," "The New Medi-
the last seven years raised $1 3 . quoted the import and export fig- will addresa the Detroit section of
Noted Medical Editor.
Beth El, Woodward at Gladstone. PHILOMATHIC CONTEST Am sponsored by the Zionist Dis-
cal Follies;"co-author with Dr. Oli-
000 for use of Palestine worke
ures for 1926 and 1927. In 192G, the Council of Jewish Women at Sunday morning, Jan. 6, at 10:45
Dr. Fishbein, physician and ver T. Osborne of "The Handbook
IS WON BY LEO GURKO trict of Detroit.
voted to constitute itself a perm he pointed out, the exports 2:30 p. m. Monday, Jan. 7, at Tern-
A. M.
Mr. Markaon's address will be medical writer, was born in St. of Therapy," and with Dr. George
nent body, functioning betwee amounted to the sum of $6,500,- ple Beth El, on "The Cult of Un-
Twice in the course of the past
At the Philomathic Debating followed by an open forum on the Louis, Mo., July 22, 1889, son of II. Simmons of "The Art and
campaigns and to enroll a co 000. In 1928, this amount was intelligibility in Art and Litera-
week, Rabbi Fram has been called Club's fifteenth annual oratorical Zionist aspects of Achad lla-Am's Benjamin and Fanny (Gluck) Practice of Medical Writing;" edi-
tributors' group of 30,000.
raised to $9,500,000. In 1926 the ture."
to lecture in Canada. On Dec. 25, contest, Dec. 27, at the Shaarey philosophy. Among those who will Fishbein and grandson of Harry tor of "Your Weight and How to
M• Pine imports stood at $32,000,000; in
o Honor Memory of Max
As a journalist and editor of he addressed the Northwestern Re- Zedek synagogue, the gold medal join in the discussion will be Jacob Fishbein, who emigrated from Aus- Control It," published by Double-
1927, at $30,000,000.
the Masses, before the war, Mr. ligious School Teachers' Conven- donated to the best speaker by Miller, who knew the late Ached tria to America with his family in day, Doran; editor of "Why Men
The convention voted to esta
Despite the lack of immigra- Eastman was early recognized as tion in Toronto on the subject, Herman A. August was won by Its-Am intimately during his resi- 1885. He lived in Indianapolis Fail," published by the Century
lish a technical institute in Pale
tion, there has been a natural in- one of the foremost prophets of "How To Teach the Bible." In Leo Gurko, whose !subject was dence in Palestine, and who 'was from 1892 to 1906 when he left Company.
tine in memory of the late M
crease of 15,000 in the Jewish the modern American literary his address, Rabbi Frans made a "United States Imperialism."
He is associate in the history of
Pine.
among those who attended funeral to attend the University of Chi-
movement. As a speaker, the late plea for the use of the Bible itself
population.
The convention went on tern
cago. He received his B. Sc. de- medicine in the University of CM-
The silver medal, donated to the rites in Tel Aviv two years ago.
Others who delivered addresses President Wilson has referred to as the text-book of instruction. Ile second best speaker by Maurice
as favoring greater immigrath
On Thursday evening, Jan. 24, gree from the University of Chi- cago School of Medicine, and sec-
were Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff, Dr. his tasks as "among the most de- showed that the Bible itself is Morse, was won by Norval Slobin in co-operation with Detroit cago in 1910, and his SI. D. degree retary-editor of the Society of
Into Palestine. It stated its u
Shmarya Levin, Maurice Fine- lightful combinations of thought much simpler and much more who orated on "Will Our Civiliza- Young Judaea Organization, of from Rush Medical College in Medical History of Chicago.
equivocal opposition to land spec
stone, secretary of the United He and humor I have ever listened charming than any of the so- tion Last."
lie is • member of the Quad-
lotion and its belief in the pri
which Samuel N. Ileyman is presi- 1912. At the time of graduation,
axe
brew
Trades; A. Shipliacoff, chair-. to."
ciples of land ownership as
called simplified versions of the
Max Simon, speaking on "A So. dent, the Zionist District of De- he received the alumni fellowship rangle, Chicago Literary Club,
Mr. Eastman's lyrical poems are Bible or re-written stories. He cial Contract," received honorable troit will celebrate Chamisho Osor in pathology and became associ- Standard Club the Tavern, Medi-
piffled by the Jewish Nation man of the campaign; A. Baroff, L'
Hamlin, secretary of the organ- to be found in every anthology of stated that in his own School at mention.
Fund. The recent clash betty'
b Shvat (Jewish Arbor Day) with ated with Drs. Ludwig Ilektoen cal and Dental Arta Club, Institute
ization; Miss G. Meyerson, repre- American poetry today. He has Temple Beth El, Detroit, the Jew-'
the right and left Labor Wings
The judges were Abraham J. an entertainment at Olt Philadel- and E. R. LeCount, publishing sev- of Medicine of Chicago, Chicago
senting the women's group. Greet- just published a novel, "Venture," ish Publication Society edition of Levin and Henry Meyers, attor- phia-Byron Talmud Torah. Plays, eral papers of a medical research Pathological Society, the Society
Tel Aviv on the Yiddish.11ebr
ings in behalf of the Socialist which is attracting wide notice, the Bible is used as the sole text neys, and Lawrence Lipton, form-, songs, recitations, and other spe- character. Ile also served as of Medical History (secretary.
question was criticized, the co
vention declaring it cannot san party of the United States were and has already been translated for the teaching of Bible history or er editor of The Detroit Jewish cial features appropriate for the , house physician in the Durand Hos- treasurer) and the Society of Mid-
into the German.
extended by Norman Thomas.
pital of the McCormick Institute land Authors.
literature. Chronicle •
day will feature the evening.
tion physical means to settle qu

TO AID PEACE!

FUND BY LITTAIIER
FIGHTS PNEUMONIA

CHUTZPAH!

*DINNER IS PLANNED
TO HONOR J. LEVIN

HOLMES WILL OPEN
JERUSALEM CENTER

Jewish Greetings
On The New Year

T

FOR ACHAD HA-AM

EASTMAN TO SPEAK
AT TEMPLE SUNDAY

Campaign for $300,000 for Palestine
Launched by Workers' Organization

Dr. Morris Fishbein to Address Joint
Meeting of Sisterhood and Men's Club