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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929

VOL. XXVII. NO. 9

SUCCESS ASSURED
PALESTINE LABOR
DRIVE IN DETROIT

Two-Thirds of $7,500 Quota
Raised at Dinner Sun-
day Evening.

MAYOR BLOCH HONORED
AT NUMEROUS AFFAIRS

Detroit, Windsor and Flint
Communities Acclaim Pal-
estine Labor Leader.

POOR BRUNETTES!

Are Ejected from Berlin Lec•
tore Hail on Suspicion
That They Are Jews,

BERLIN.--(J, T. A.)—Bru-
nettes, both men and women,
got the worst of it when they
dared to attend a lecture given
by Adolf Ilitler, leader of the
German bigotry forces, at the
Berlin City Ball.
Although the city authorities
rented the hall to the arrange-
ments committee on the condi
lion that the admission cards
this time would not contain the
usual legend, "Admission to

T.

A U. H. S. PLAY

-
---
Hebrew School Pupas to Stage
Biblical Drama "Jephtha's
Daughter."

..tii(1,tneir„nmc t OhLhisinaitsttis
z
attitude
h

owever ,
theory,"
ast.r
o °y," l'rof. Albert that the statement los published
in
Einstein spoke eagerly about his full. The English
Abraham Cooper Leads This relation to the Zionist movement the text follows: translation of
and what he considers to be the
Year's Detroit Cam -
"Jewry is like an animal which Now Being Forwarded to
duty of the Jewish people toward
was beheaded 2,000 years ago.
Soviet Authorities for Fi-
paign for Palestine.
the rebuilding of Palestine under Jerusalem, with its
Temple, was
nal Ratification.
the terms of the League of Na.. its head. It was God's miracle
tiiiiri int saint.andate as granted to Great
EXPECT NON - ZIONISTS
that it remained alive for SO long

WILL DO THEIR SHARE

a period without a head.

Deploring this world-wide pub-
"The second miracle occurred
licit y given his new five-page when
the body, grown formless,
Leaders Believe Agreements manuscript and irritated over the several scores of years ago,

1-0-4-0

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 CeTnts

APRIL 14, DATE SET Einstein Gives Interesting P arable
AGREEMENT SIGNED
FOR U. P, A. ANNUAL . on Jews Rela tion to Ancestral Home TO CONTINUE RUSS
DRIVE FOR $100 1 000 ■
SETTLEMENT WORK

insv‘igl' IC!'"Rsti sl

TELEPHONE

CADILLAC

Arrangements have been
completed by the United He-
brew Schools to present a

Biblical play in Hebrew. The
date has been set for Sunday
evening, April 7, and heads of

various Detroit organizations

EFFORT GREW OUT OF
HOOVER RELIEF WORK

are requested to leave
•
this date

open.
Detroiters who remember the
fine presentations of the oper-
ettas, "Saul and David" and
"Samson and Delilah," by the

$1,000,000 LITTAUER
FUND WILLPROMOTE
HUMANITY'S CAUSE

Part of Fund to be Used for
Research Work on Can-
cer and Pneumonia.

FOUNDATION DIRECTORS
ARE GIVEN FREE HAND

Jews prohibited," the Ilitlerites
clamor of
of newspapermen of all eided that it must have a head, Rosenberg Reports 125,000
combed the hall and ejected by
Mr. Littauer Selected :lead
On Jewish Agency Will
languages to obtain from him and has already formed in Pales-
Jews Settled on Rus-
force all dark haired men and
The cause of Palestine labor
Of His Foundation by
elucidation of his theory in ad- tine a little
Help Local Drive.
women,
notwithstanding
the
However, this
and Of the Chalutzim, or pioneers,
Sian Soil.
vance of his paper's publication, head is still head.
pupils of the local schools, will
Trustees.
too small, too thin
fact that they had paid the price
scored an unprecedented triumph
undoubtedly receive the news
Quota for 1929—$100,000.
of admission. Among those
Dr. Einstein smilingly gave to the and weak for such a huge body.
in Detroit this week. Asked for
The
agreement
for
the
continu-
with
much
joy.
NEW
YORK.—(J,
T. A.) -- A
Formal
opening
of
campaign
—
,
correspondent of the Jewish Tele- "See to it that it grows into full
forced to leave the hall were
$7,500 as Detroit's share in the na-
once of the Jewish agricultural •
gift of $1,000,000 for research in
Sunday, April 14.
The play to he presented this
graphic Agency the following sized head, as befits
many prominent Christians.
the body."
tional $350,000 Gewerkshaften
cancer
and land settlement work in 'tus-
and
pneumonia,
With
these
two
important
points
time is titled "Jephtha's Daugh-
promotion
The Liberal press criticizes
campaign, Detroiters in one eve-
of Jewish comunal
sle, providing destitute Russian
ter." It is in three acts And is
decided upon by the Detroit United
the Berlin police for its failure
activities and
ning, at the banquet in honor of
Jews with a means of livelihood,
studies in Hebrew, for the welfare
replete with dramatic thrills,
to take action on this occasion.
Mayor David Mott of Tel Aviv
was executed last week, acording
of mankind and better understand.
dealing with the life of the
last Sunday, raised $1,700 towards
to a statement issued by James N. ' much troubled period,
ing was made by Lucius N. Lilt-
the quota. Thus, with 20 days set
Rosenberg, president of the Amer. ,
suer of Gloversville, N. Y., Amer-
aside for a city-wide canvass
ican Jewish philanthropist,
ican Society for Jewish Farm Set-
form-
among Jewish workers and sym-
er member of
tlements in Russia, Inc.
Congress.
pathizers, the success of the fund
e agree ment with the Soviet
which i s made in the fo The gift,
was assured in advance.
authorities h as
eurities
under nego-
sent to the director, of the
Dr. Rauch to Speak on "The Internationally Famed So- nation fur some been
The coming of Mayor Bloch, who
months for the
Lucius N. Littauer
Foundation
officially opened the Ge•elischaft-
Mr ti nuance
Historic Jewish Per-
thT
cial Worker Aided Na-
is worgre
k,"
which he established, is absolute,
en drive, was a signal for a num-
M r. R os en berg. "This
hi s a
en cut
and although Mr. Littauer
tion's
Children.
sonality.
Milt-
ber of functions in honor of the
has just been signed and is now
rates to what uses his
.
benefaction
spokesman for Palestine labor. Tel All Elements in Communit y
bring forw•n ,-.5 c t o t h e Soviet au-
might be put, im o
Join in Farewell to Lead-
Aviv's mayor was honored at a re-
c-
Dr. Joseph Rauch of Temple
NEW YORK.—Sophie
Irene thorities for final ratification. This
Dons
and
leaves
it
to
Rabbi Elias Solomon of New
the discre-
ception by Mayor John C. Lodge,
Adath Israel, Louisville, Ky., will L nab, writer and social welfare activity, conducted during
er on Way to Zion.
the past
tion of the foundation directors
Friday morning, at a luncheon
to
occupy the pulpit of Temple worker, died late Friday afternoon fi ve years under the management
York to be the Guest
expend the principal and income of
sponsored by the Zionist District of
lieth El Sunday morning, Jan, 27, in the Memorial Hospital, 2 West of Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, president
The dinner on Wednesday eve-
his gift in a manner they deem
Speaker.
Detroit at noon on Friday and at
and will speak on the subject "The
of the Agro-Joint, has resulted in
ruing, at the Emanuel Synagogue, ,
best. Mr. Littauer dates the
rrs :-
.
the dinner on Sunday. Sunday
Historic Jewish Personality."
the settlement of over 125,000 Jews
Taylor and Wilson avenues, given
ion fund as of Sunday, which
afternoon he was also honored at
Dr. Rauch is one of the most
The United Synagogue of Amer- marked his sCventieth birthday.
us a farewell to Jacob Levin and
upuar
s
of
1,22s,000
acres
of
Ica
with
which
the
Shaarey
Zedek
The
announcement of the
a meeting in Windsor and on Mon-
eminent of American rabbis. His
land in Russia. This work grew Congregation and
his daughter, Miss Doris Levin, on
800
day he was the guest of the Flint
creati on
most recent achievement was the
more
or-
of the the
foundation
the eve of their departure for a'
out
of
the
famine
relief
work
in
ganizations
in
America
are
Ali-
through
American wa
liebre
s m a de
A
Jewish community.
editorship of the "Manual for the
Russia conducted by the American
visit to Palestine, was a unique af-
Efforts of Jewish Labor.
Conversion of Proselytes," pub.:
Relief Administration under the di-
fair. The 250 or more present
nsofar as it is consistent with
At the dinner on Sunday eve- were
listed by the Central Conference
rection of Mr. Hoover, during
representative of practically
changing needs and circu rn-
ning, Mayor Bloch described the every element in the
of American Rabbis, and which ,
which work Dr. Rosen was a mem-
stances,"
Mn, Littauer writes to
community
progress achieved in lalestine, and
was the subject of a sermon by
ber of the American Relief Admin-
and that helped make the Banque
the directors, "you will continue
—Photo by D. D. Spellman Rabbi Frani this season.
outlined the efforts of the Jewish
to
istration staff.
picturesque. It was perhaps th e
support
such
agencies as have here-
workers to the end of guaranteeing
In addition to occupying the mil.:
ABRAHAM COOPER
"A Piece of Human Engineering.”
first time in the history of the De
tofore received benefits from
the establishment in Palestine of
pit for the Temple service at
me,
troit community that an Orthodo
r y research in cancer,
"Russian conditions then were
particulal
a Jewish National Home. He point-
scholarly en
Jew and a leader in Mizrachi Zion x Palestine Appeal, at a meeting at 10:45, Rabbi Rauch will address
and still are such that the city
deavors in the field of
ed out that there are many dangers ism was thus honored.
I. the Stotler a week ago Thursday, the assembly of Temple Beth E I I
dwelling Jews who in the past had
Jewish studies, Jewish communal
on the road to Palestine's recon-
High
School
at
9:30.
leaders
in
the
movement
for
the
t'ith Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky a
activities
and
research in the field
been
herded
in
the
ghettos
were,
struction, and declared that labor
For the following Sunday, Feb.
toastmaster, the dinner was ad s upbuilding of the Jewish National
of pneumonia, which latter I
for the first time, given an equal
is not only building the roads, re-
have
dressed by Rabbis A. Si. Hersh - Home are now planning the meth- 3, Rabbi Leon Frans announces the
opportunity with other Russians to
subsidized in memory of my belov-
claiming the neglected areas and
ed wife, Flora."
man and Ezekiel Aishiskin, Fred - ods to be pursued for the speedy beginning of a series of lectures
settle and become producers on the
building colonies, but is also called M.
which
he
will
deliver
on
"Famous'
collection
of
this
sum.
Butzel, Louis Dann, Meye
soil. The work has been attended
Interest Began With Wifis'a Death
upon to protect the 2olonies against
Beckman and Mrs. N. it. Ebin r Headed by Abraham Cooper as Jewish Families." The first ser-
by such success that some months
In connection with his erode
invading and marauding Bedouins.
mon in this series is to be "The
wife of Rabbi Ebin of Brooklyn chairman of the drive, and with
ago Mr. Julius Rosenwald sub-
help
check the spread of pneumon-
Mayor Bloch also warned against N.
the assistance of a large corps of Mendelssohns," and it will deal
Y., and daughter of Rabbi Ash
ia, Mr. Littauer announced in 1926
scribed $5,000,000 for its continu-
the influx of non-Jewish industrial-
with
the
saga
of
the
Mendelssohn
-
workers,
confidence
is
expressed
that he would give $10,000 annual-
insky. Mrs. Ebin was the visiting
ance,
and
Mr.
John.
D.
Rockefel-
ists who are coming to Palestine speaker,
that this year's drive will smash family, beginning with Moses Men-
representing
nations
ler, Jr. $500,000. Other subscrip-
ly to the School of Public Health
for speculative purposes. Ile point-
I all records with the reaching of delssohn, the Jewish philosopher
Mizrachi at the banquet.
tions have brought the total up to
of New York University for re-
ed out that Jews are called upon
Rabbi Ashinsky opened the cere- the assigned quota during the first and founder of the Jewish reform
$8,000,000,"
search in the disease and the de-
to pay heavily for every inch of
week
of
the
campaign.
movement,
going
on
to
his
daugh-
monies with an address of thanks
velopment of a serum,
"The new contract contemplates
land available, and declared that
ters who were famed throughout ; 6
for which
Invite Non•Zionist Help.
to those who helped arrange the de-
the expenditure by the American
New York City appropriated $10,-
it is the duty of rich as well as tails for the
A number of Detroit leaders al- Europe for their literary salons,
banquet.
He
ex-
Society
of
$10,000,000
over
the
next
000 to manufacteure for use by the
poor Jews to protect the Jewish in-
and
ending
with
his
grandson,
the
so
express
confidence
that
this
pressed particular thanks to the
10 years," Mr. Rosenberg explain-
Board of Health, The serum is a
terests by speedy efforts for the Daughters'
of Zion, the ladies' Miz- year's quota will be oversubscribed. great musician, Felix Mendelsslm.
ed.
quick-acting one, and when inject-
upbuilding and rehabilitation of
RABBI ELIAS SOLOMON
The sermon on "The Men de ll-
rachi, who prepared the dinner. They base their predictions on the
It WAS this work svhich Mr.
ed
in a mouse the reaction tells
the land.
lie read telegrams of greetings to expected help from non-Zionist sohns" is especially appropriate at
Hoover described in a recent let-. sited
undertaken a very am- physicians with what type of pneu-
Plans for the construction of the
Mr. Levin and his daughter front quarters. In view of the agree- this time because Jewry is this Iss
D
ksszes
ter
to
Mr.
Rosenberg
as
"an
out-
'ot's
program
to
strengthen
and
motile
the patient Is afflicted. Dr,
Haifa harbor, the placing of an oil
local organizations and from the ments reached on the Jewish year celebrating the two hun-
Loui mis
s
standing piece of human engineer- Preserve traditional Judaism in Com
L. Harris, former Health
pipe line from Messopotamia to
central bureau of Mizrachi. lie al- Agency, Zionist leaders invite the dredth anniversary of Moses Men-
ing."
I
America.
SOPHIE
IRENE
LOEB
sioner, said at the time the
the Mediterranean, the exploita-
co-operation of the non-Zionists in delssohn. By an interesting co-
Signatories to Contra c t .
Rabbi Hershman in comae nting serum was in its earl Y eta pa of de-
tion of the Dead Sea and other (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial,) the work for Palestine, and it be-
incidence, the literary world is this 106th street, after
a lingering ill-
The contract w s signed on be- I upon th e work of the United Syn- v s lo ment that it 10 ul
enterprises were pointed to by
ntcrease
' Neves that many who have not year celebrating also the two hun- tress, at the age of 52. She resid ed half o f
J oint by Dr. Jos- s agogue declared , "The movement t e (Pieath rate by
per d ce de
Mayor Bloch as proofs of the pro-
hitherto contributed will this year dredth anniversary of Gotthold at 146 Riverside Drive and ma
,
in-
eph
A. Rosen as its president , on serves
a noble purpose, seeking toMr. Littauer's interest in the
gress that is being achieved in
Ephraim Lessing, the great friend tained an office at 730 Fifth a
join forces for Palestine.
JEWISH
ARBOR
DAY
TO
k
ve- behalf of the American Society for i eep alive the best that Judaism serum came after the death of his
spite of all difficulties.
Mendelssohn, whose nue.
Non-Zionists interested in the of Moses
BE OBSERVED SATURDAY
Jewish Farm Settlements in Rus- has had to offer to countless gen- wife, Mrs. Flora Littauer, from
Strive for Socid Justice.
Jewish Agency will especially he drama, "Nathan the Wise," in-
Miss Loeb, one of the most in- sic, Inc., by Felix M Warburg as erations. It is our mission
pneumonia in 1924.
Baruch Zuckerman, labor leader
m
make
tended
to
picture
to
the
world
the
urged to co-operate. Detroiters
defatigable workers in the field of Honorary President, James N. sure th at our c h
Aaron
Kurland
and
Mrs.
In his letter to the directors of
ildren and t h ose
of New York and one of the lead-
H. who attended the Non-Zionist con- nobility of a Jewish character, like social welfare and legislation
of Rosenberg as president and Joseph w o wi ll follow them shall be pre-, the foundation, Mr. Littauer sign!.
ers in the war relief movement Milkovskv, presidents respective- ference for the discussion of the Moses Mendelssohn, is one of the
the last two decades, was wick s ly C. hymen ass
ly of the Jewish National Fund
ecretary. It was de- Pared to carry on the heritage fies
further g ills to
real
documents
in
the
struggle
for
Agency,
held
in
New
York
City
in
known in Europe, as well as in livered to Saul G. Bron, chairman which was handed down to them."
a nd the fund's Ladies' Auxiliary,
gt
New I ization
(Turn to Page Two),
that can be expected from him,
October were Meyer L. l'rentis he emancipation of European this country, for her endeavors
Rabbi Elias Solomon of
in of the board of directors of the
nnounce a Chamisho Door b'Shvat and Milford Stern.
Jewry
behalf of dependent widows a red Amtorg, Trailing Corporation, in York, scholar orator and former
(Turn to Page Two),
'arty and volunteers' dance to be
On Saturday morning, Jan. 26, children and for the betterment
Organise 20 Campaign "Clubs."
of the presence of A. I-. Scheinmann, president of the United Synagogue
eld Saturday evening, Jan. 26, at
Mr. Cooper this week announced Rabbi Fram will speak on "The ; working conditions for all who to
Mishkan Israel Synagogue, Blaine
it.
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors
of
America,
and
Rabbi
of
Shaarey
that plans for the drive include the Biography of a l'hrase," and will
She was born in Russia on Ju
S. Zedek Congregation one of the Id
and Linwood.
formation of 20 " clubs," with 20 ecount the checkered career o f 4, 1876, and was brought to t ly of the State Bank of the U. S.
he R., and L . P. Serehriakoff, vice- est and most prominent congrega-
Mr. Kurland will preside at the captains, each club accepting, a cer- t he "Mi Chomoche" and the van-
United
States
at
the
age
of
5
yea
rs. chairman of the Amtorg Trading Dons in New York, will be the
ceremonies and Abraham Lachover
tain quota which is to he reached t° us meanings which it assumes in She turned early to writing, a
nut Corporation. Saul G. Bran will guest of honor and the prinicpal
will distribute prizes to the volun-
in the course of a very few assign- qt rious periods of Jewish history. to the work of uplifting humanit r,i now
transmit the document to the speaker at a dinner given in the
eers who led in the Flag and ed days.
Considerable interest is being She began her most intensive chi
i n t e r e st of historic Judaism
g
n o o v. ernment of the U S S
At 76, Noted Jewish Scien- 'lower Days collections. Philip
It. Pres.
at the
In addition to these 20 clubs, a , (splayed in the announcement welfare work about 20 years ag o,
I o(d
e e-C:3 o
lomovitz will speak.
ent at the signing of thecontraet
Hotel, Sunday Feb.
Rev.
II.
.
hat
the
class
3, at 6:30 0 llac
tint Names What He Is
of "Why I Am What when she went into the homes
committee will canvass subscrip-
' clock b Sh aare y
of
was
Mr
Reeve
S
hl
s
Iilkovsky will lead i„ cmnmunny
Newark Philanthropist Gave
ire p re ~ t
• among so-called big-givers,"
am" of Beth EI College of Jewish widows in the congested parts
Yet to Accomplish.
inging. Music for dancing will
if dent of the Chase National ank, ek. The committee on invitations,
Li berally to Jewish and
tudies is soon to listen to the rep- the city.
and another committee will func-
%Nish is acting as the ckpository consists of Harry Z. Brown, lion ,
e supplied by a special orchestra. tion among the non-Zionists.
re sentatives of the new religious
Non-Jewish Causes.
Worked to Aid the Home.
CHICAGO.—(J. T. A.) — Pro. It efreshments will be served.
under
the
agreement
between
all
Harry
B,
Keidan,
Will
Min
Fried-
1
ovements. Thus'on Feb. 4, "New
A nationally prominent speaker
fessor A. A. Michelson, world-fa-
Desiring to learn facts fr
th s
man
Ch
t' ..
.
I Rabbi
, J ewish will address the opening dinner on
ought
will
be
presented
by
.
man
urges
,
Felix
Fuld, merchant and philan-
first-hand interviews, she asked th e
mous Jewish scientist, now 76 A rbor Day, which ushers in the
0
Mr. Louis Marshall, at whose of- that invitees mail in their reserva- thropist,
April 14, at Hotel Stotler.
ne of its Detroit exponents, Mrs. women just what they felt mig
vice-president and tress-
years old, has set for himself three s pring season in tropical Palestine,
ht lice the contract was signed, made tinny without delay to Mr.
K athryn Althouse, and after that
Regional
Campaigns.
urer of L. Bamberger & Co., the
be the best means to aid then 1, the following statement:
tasks which he will perform, he is signalized by the planting of
Z. Brown, care of Shaarey Harry
Zedek Newark
is expected Christian Science She proceeded on the principl e
William R. Blumenthal, region-
department store, died
says, before he can consider his tr ees throughout the Holy land,
Congregation, Willis
"The execution of this contract streets'
ill be explained.
and Brush Sunday night at his home, 602
that the best solution of the pro),
life's work completed. These tasks th ereby serving at the traditional al director, is now on a tour to con-
streets'
duct camnaigns in Youngstown,
Sunday services at Temple Beth lent was the maintenance of th e - gives promise that within the next
a
sLeek
as he listed them, are:
t,,sSoiluitith
e,,Oroafngien, e u N . ni J t. . .,
The work of the United Syne- aCfetnetre r
ewish Arbor Day, or New Year
10 years 125,000 Jews in addition
begin at 10:45. Everyone is
Canton, Marietta and Cleveland. ,
1. Measure the speed of light of the Trees.
home, thus keeping the childre n to a like number heretofore settled 14 , glle of America has been
elcome.
The Canton campaign, on Feb. 7,
planned
nisi
that
f
11
from
o
d
f
the
orphan
asylums.
She
con
owe
a
ortnight
more accurately than it ever has
'
's '
Unusual interest is being mani-
. on the land in Russia, may be en- as follows:
mess of influenza. lie left a wife,
tinued her investigations and, afte r abled to earn a livelihood by
been measured before, thus improv- fested in the celebration of this will be opened with Rabbi Solomon
Education.
tilling
Goldman
of
Cleveland
as
speaker.
who
was
Caroline
Bomberger,
uch
writing
and
speaking,
ing upon his own most celebrated Palestine spring festival, in this
sea s the will and thus be lifted from a
The educational program of the
a
On Feb. 17, the U. P. A. drive
sister of Louis Bomberger, presi-
scientific attainment.
strumental in having appoints d state of destitutionSc -,
country, because of the recent sig-
U nited Synagogue of Ameri ca
opened
dent o the firm that b ears his
Lansing, with
() commission to study the situa
2. Perfect a method by which ni Scant developments
•
not content itself with the usual name,
honorable self-supporting occupa-
which have Rabbi Loon Fram, Milton M. Al-
and wo nephews,
t
the diameter of stars may be IN 1 to the union of American Jews
tion.
Bertram
(Turn to Last Page.)
and Felix Berg, He was 60 years
measured with greater exactness in behalf of Palestine rebuilding. I exander and Mrs. Joseph 11. Ehr-
In 1913 the New York Stat
ich as speakers •
old •
ommission for the Relief of
than heretofore has been possible.
3. Complete a final test of th
A native of Frankfort-on-Main,
Mowed Mothers was appointed
Germany, Mr. Fuld came to this
1:instein theory of relativity,
Will Review Present Jewish Miss Loeb was a member. Afte ;
country as A boy of 14. His
a tour of Europe studying the re
theory which startled the scientifi
Conditions in Rumania
Iation of the state to this class o
father was the late Ludwig E.
world some years ago, and which
and Hungary.
f
..T '
vuld,
dependents, she made an extensive
artner of thanking
was based upon Michelson's own
o use of Sternberg, Sinn
calculations.
report which was submitted to the
& Fuld,
the b
Leo Wolfson, former president
legislature in 1914.
acIr ta hisme c r il c y. The son started in
When he has performed these
of the United Rumanian Jews of
business as a traveling salesman
three tasks, any one of which
For three years previously she New Officers of Local Il'nai Writh Lodge Installed in Pres
America and now president of the
- f
antile business, and so
had but a campaign at Albany, and
might well be undertaken as a lift Stricken During His Experiments With Diets for Sufferers
national executive committee of finally a lave was
ence of Many Guest Leaders in the Community;
' continued until 1893, when he be-
career by a younger scientist, Pro-
passed permitting
Of
Pellagra;
Made
Important
Contributions
to
this organization will be the speak- the state to
New
fessor Michelson may enjoy "a hit
grant allowances to
New Administration's Committees Appointed.
came a partner of Louis Bamberg-
it leisure;" he may, but those who
Medicine; Eulogized by Louis Marshall.
' er. The two men have ever since
widowed mothers in their homes.
::' 'S.:„...,!
*m.r!!!7,T:777 .7 . 1 In conformity with that law a
e part nes
been both pe
r in bus iness and
have been closest to him predict
Before a large audience which Si. Cotter, Rabbi
s
toned
.ni.
and
'
.
1
ed
the
confidently that he won't.
S
Leon Fram and intiAmsatae
hate Board of Child Welfare was
al rofprIsetn,ds
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)— ' causing insanity and death. Th
e the s a i tu dmi a t onry- Stilt o n
Fula
e
icrialtZitiLr..f
"While the universe still holds Stricken during his experiments
;,,BP pointed in 1915, with an admix-
Sir.
n
philanth
ist ration in every county in the guests of honor, the newly elected received !'
the
type that detests public
an unsolved riddle," said one of his with diets for sufferers of pellagra, discovery of "vitamin P. P." pel -
n
lagra preventative, is considered
ie
e
fro
f m "Dad dy" Freund mention
sta te. For many years Miss Loeb officers of Pisgah Lodge No.
University of Chicago asociates, t he disease for which he found the as
t
evLir
po.s
34, I. and Adolph Finsterwald. A tele- was
of hef se
probably his greatest contribu
wa s active as president of this
t s e r e te fronrmlaal,l)tr installed
"Professor Michelson will keep on cause and cure, Dr Joseph Gold-
hicsu re
giifi tsa. nonlAy.hmeinty
gram
rn i.pfarr Sidney
tion to medical science. He
bo ard. During her long tenure of )).. Bilk
working,"
Alexander was his benefaction'. For that reason
berger, public health service scien-
that it is contained in dried
o ft ce the annual appropriation to night
it is not po ss ible to d o more than
His program for the immediate tist who is considered to have showed
yeast,
offltbianFdraz hceodnitt rhaetukla
dtgeed stuhce. ' mention a few of his many l arge
future was outlined by him in an made some of the most important
aid the widows was increased from
Shatzen, the retiring
Other
Contributors,
$100,000 to more than $5,000,000. president, introduced Mr. Stern as
address before the Chicago Wom- contributions to medicine in the
and
cess.
Dr. Goldberger alas made
an's Club. Ile said he would take
She also led a vigorous campaign master of ceremonies and install-
educational
To the
impor-
United States in the last 25 years,
Miss Anna Rubenstein spoke donations
to enterprises.
philanthropic
t.h
up the three tasks as soon as he died Thursday morning in the tant contributions in connection
to obliterate from legislation the
the lgirs.t Stern
tt
original
fund
for
the
erection
of
a
let-
fg
asrm the
(
,Lisodoises: poAuxiliary,
e f
has completed his lecture course at Naval Hospital of hypernephroma, with the cause and treatment of
word illegitimate when referring ter from r
the new Beth
Israel
District Grano! Lod
H
ospital in
yellow fever, dengue fever and
c
ohe7lI
the university, which will be next
Newark, Mr. and Mrs. Fuld con-

LOUISVILLE RABBI SOPHIE IRENE LOEB
AT TEMPLE SUNDAY DIES IN 53D YEAR

LEVIN BANQUET IS
UNIQUE GATHERING

DINNER OF SHAAREY
„it.id ZEDEK FEBRUARY 3

MICHELSON SEES 3
TASKS BEFORE HIM

FELIX FULD DIES;
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

ti

WOLFSON TO SPEAK
AT FORUM SUNDAY

Dr. Joseph Goldberger Dies a Martyr
To Science During His Research Work

month. "I shall then return to the
Mt. Wilson Observatory in Cali-
frMa." he said, "to resume my
investigations."
Professor Michelson said he was

"almost convinced" that Einstein
is right in his belief in the non-ex-
istence of what the scientific world
calls ether. It was only last Nov-
ember that Professor Michelson,

speaking before the Optical Socie-
ty of Chicago, expressed a doubt

of the rightness' of Einstein on that
point. In explaining his love for
the science to which he has devoted
his long life, he said: "It la the pit-
ting of one's brain against, bits of
iron, metals and crystals and mak-
ing them do what you want them
o do. When you are successful,
that is all the reward you want."

a malignant kidney growth closely
related to cancer. Dr. Goldberger
suffered from an anemia, one of
the symptoms of pellagra, but did
not respond to treatment. Twenty
doctors connected with the public
health nervier offered their blood
for transfusions during his two
months' illness, this emergency
treatment having no result. After
six operations this treatment was
not resorted to again,
Dr. G. W. McCoy, director of
the hygienic laboratory of the
public health service, said that Dr.
Goldberger's work on pellagra was
valuable not only for the discov-1
cry of ita cause and cure, but for
the new light shed on the whole
subject of the human diet. Before
Dr. Goldberger's work, pellagrai
was a dread malady in the south,

typhoid fever. His determination
and courage were praised by Dr.
McCoy, who pointed ou that Dr.

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investing in him the authority to local A. Z. A. chapters,
tributed
install the following officers: Pres(•
tributed $250,000, and when, after
Miss Ethel Standard,
dent, J •
a pupil of he openin
t g ., ti c:, f the ohuonscpei ela
Deutelbaum; vice-prea- Dr.
t l
Mark
Gunzburg,
entertained
,
N
)(I
,
t
a
.
i
t
:
d
eul
In (13 e IT:, Lel In i, DNri., y'el
tyear, i
JR. HADASSAH, ZIONIST ti(olernLD 'r'
'‘ r c .- ruoiw
th,kpyi.an.coesiiiilsots.
offl'onts}t,ae ntLEtro orot. $2,000,000 was needed, Mrs that
satin;
l
DISTRICT, WILL RAISE
treasurer,
Philip Ettinger; Symphony Orchestra, was accom- offered another $250,000 if the re-
THEIR QUOTAS JOINTLY secrete treasurer,
i mainder of the $2,000,000 were
B. F. Goldman;
tor,
moni- passed by Miss Lillian Grace Fitch. given by others. In 1927 Mr.
Plea to Hold Annual Zionist For- monito (orris Shatzen; assistant
Mandell Bernstein, first vice- Fuld, Mr Bomberger, Franklin
r, Ben Rubenstein; warden,
anal - ail at Stabler on
president,
S. K. Slobin; guardian, Isadore talk
delivered an inspiring. Conklin, Dr. Edward Weston and
,
Marsh
Moskowitz,
W allace M. Scudder presented to
owitz, and trustee, Harr'
y Z.
N ext Monday night, Jan, 28
Gordon .
, an the Eases County Boy Scouts a
important meeting will
Announcement is made by the
be held, summer vacation camp of 1,735
Zionist District of Detroit and Jun- trustee,
"Daddy" Adolph Freund, a The plans and the program for the
acres in Warren County, N. J. To
ior liadassah chapter of this city Anil Ber nard n his way to Florida, coming term is to be outlined. The , the Seward Community Chest
is o Ginsburg, a trustee,
Mr •
that the two organizations have was absent due to illness.
general committee met Thursday Fuld has on several occasions
joined in sponsoring the annual
night nd their recommendations given
large sums, and appeals for
The guests of honor introduced will be submitted
Zionist formal ball.
to the audience
ud
at the meeting
g help always found him ready to
by President Ju- on M on d ay
The ball, proceeds of which will lius
eu baum, were Rabbi Jo
erase a deficit
be
seJr.
adassah s seph Thumin, Dr John Slawson
installation
address
of
Mr.
In 1918 Mr. Fuld was New Per-
,
quota and to defray the educational Rabbi A.
M. Hershman, Judge Ed- .Deutelbaum follows:
sey chairman of the American
o
expenses of the Zionist District of. ward J. Je ffries,
,
The
Independent
Order
of
1
'Jewish
Relief Committee. For
Judge
Arthur Kit B.
Detroit, will be held Sunday eve-
patrick, Judge Joseph Moynihan, [ na i B'rith has seeTe d the came seral
ve terms Mr. Fold was _presi-
,
nine, March 10, at Hotel Stotler. J udge I I ra
dent of the New Jersey Young
W. Jayne, J udge Th'
omas (Turn to Pa
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ills

Goldberger had contracted three
other severe illnesses from dis-
eases he was studying at various

times—typhus fever, yellow fever
and dengue, or bone-breaking
fev er
In a formal statement issued by
public health officials, it was de-
clared that "certainly no more
valuable public health research has
been conducted in any country
within a generation than Dr. Gold-
berger's studies in pellagra, • dis-
ease which had existed and been
recognized in the Old World for
a hu ndred years and was almost
immediately after its discovery in .

.
Julius Deutelb
. aum Calls Upon J ewish
i Pisgah Lodge Work
Community To Aid
W ii

. . .. ,

LEO WOLFSON

er at the Detroit Jewish Open
Forum this Sunday, at 3 p. In s at
Northern High School. His topic
will be "The Present Condition of
Jews in Rumania an
d Hungary."
Mr. Wolfson's activities in all
■
important Jewish movements make

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