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VOL. XXVII. NO. 11

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Debate
at Forum WILL BE DETROIT OUT IN PALESTINE
AND AFFILIATED BODIES CONVENE IN
SAN FRANCISCO BEGINNING SUNDAY "eti." Team b3 be °P1v)sed GUEST ON MONDAY DRIVE IN NEW YORK

Detroit Delegation To Represent Temple Beth El at Ses-
sions of Union, Temple Brotherhoods and Sister-
hoods, to Last All of Next Week.

"JUDAISM AND THE MODERN WORLD" WILL BE

THE THEME OF THE THIRTY-FIRST COUNCIL

Youth, Social Reconstruction and Modern Science Will Be

Discussed by Reform Jews in Their Relations
Towards Judaism.

"Judaism and the Modern World" will be the theme of
the thirty-first council of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations, to be held from Saturday, Feb. 10, through
Friday, Feb. 15, in San Francisco. Cal. This is the first

council of the union ever to be held on the Pacific coast.
Delegates from Detroit, representing Temple Beth El, are: Milton
M. Alexander, David A. Brown, Adolph Finsterwald, Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin, Bernard Ginsburg, Harry S. Grant. Alvin D. ilersch, Max
May, Oscar C. Robinson, Maurits.
Rosenberg, MonroeRosenfield, A.
Silberberg, Milford Stern, M. B.
Sulzberger, Herman Warren, Hen-
ry Wineman.
To Discuss Youth.

FELICITATE STRAUS
ON 81ST BIRTHDAY

Youth, social reconstruction Slid
modern science will be discussed
in their relations toward Judaism. Messages Greet Him From
Simultaneously with the thirty-
Everywhere; Honored in
first council of the union, its affili-
ated bodies also will convene.
Jerusalem.
These include the National Fed-
eration of Temple Sisterhoods,
Messages of congratulation from
which will gather for its eighth all parts of the country and from
biennial session, and the National foreign countries poured in at the
Federation of Temple Brother- home of Nathan Straus at 580
hoods which will hold its third bi-
ennial convention.
Ludwig Vogelstein of New
York City, chairman of the execu-
tive board of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations, will
preside at the union council. Mr,
• ogelstein is a member of the
board of governors of the llebre•
Union College, and of the board
of managers of synagogue and
school extension; vice-president of
the Federation of Jewish Philan-'
thropic Societies, New York City;
a trustee of the Jewish Publication
Society and of Temple Emanu-El
of the same city. Ile is chairman
of the American Metal Co., Ltd.
ion.
Auxiliary C

Mrs. J. Walter Freidberg, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, president of the sis-
terhoods, will guide their delib-
erations in San Francisco. She has
occupied that position six years
and is known widely through her
gift of the splendid 5100,000 Ile-
brew Union College gymnasium, a'
memorial to her late husband.

NATHAN STRAUS

West End avenue Jan. 31, on Mr.
Roger W. Straus, New York Straus's eighty-first birthday. Pub-
City, a son of the late Oscar S. ! li o „aki„Is an d professional men
Straus, Secretary or State in Presi- were among the large number of
dent Roosevelt's cabinet, is presi- well-wishers who sent words of fe-
dent of the brotherhoods. Ile is licitation to the philanthropist.
associated with the National Con- Rabbi Stephen S. Wise issued a
ference of Jews and Christians, part of an address delivered in Je-
with Union of the Federal Coun- rusalem by the Rev. Dr. John
cil of the Churches of Christ in Haynes Holmes, pastor of the Com-
America and also in non-sectarian munity Church of New York, at
work of training young engineers the dedication on the eighty-first
along human engineering lines for birthday of Mr. Straus of the Na-
the Y. M. C. A. He is a trustees than and Lena Straus Health Cen-
of the Ilebrew Orphan Asylum ter, located outside the walls of Je-
and of the Baron de Hirsch Fund. rusalem. Dr. Holmes said in part:
Ile is vice-president and director
"Mr. Straus is great for the
of the American Smelting and Re- quickness and ardor of his sym-
fining Co.
pathy; he is even greater in the
unstinted generosity of his giving;
he is greatest in the universality of
this giving. In nothing is his
h-tunty on unique as in its quality
of inclusive brotherhood. More
than any other philanthropist I
know, Nathan Straus has recon-
ciled men to 011ll another, and thus

JUDGES TO SPEAK
AT PISGAH AFFAIR

B'nai B'rith to Observe An-

nual Lincoln-Washing-

ton Night.

Next Monday evening, Feb. 11,
l'isgah Lodge No. 34, I. 0. I3. B.,
will hold its annual Lincoln-Wash-
ington night.
Judge Frank Murphy of the Re-
corder's Court will discuss Abra-
ham Lincoln, while Judge Vincent
Brennan of the Circuit Court will
talk on George Washington. A de-
lightful musical program will also
be presented.
All members, their families and
friends are invited to attend. The
meeting will start at 8:30 sharp.
Last Thursday ;,ignt the gener-
al committer held its semi-monthly
meeting, deliberations at which will
be reported at the next business
meeting of the lodge.
Definite plans are now being
formulated for the Purim ball to
be given at the Book- Cadillac Ho-
tel on St.nday evening, March 24.
The Intellectual Advancement
Committee is corresponding with
several outstanding men to appear
under the auspices of Pisgah Lodge
at a lecture or in a debate.
The next regular business meet-
ing of the lodge will be held on
Monday, Feb. 25, and details re-
garding this meeting will appear
in the next issue of The Chronicle.

RECEPTION BANQUET
FOR MISS MEYERSON
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT

Miss Golds Meyerson, represen-
tative of the women pioneers of
P akstine , who is a guest here of

the Detroit Chalutzos, will address
a reception banquet in her honor

at Hotel Taller this Sunday eve-
ning. A musical program on that
occasion will be supplied by the
Ilalevy Choral Society.
On Tuesday bliss Meyerson will
address two meetings. At 2 p m.
she will address the Detroit section'

of Hadassah at Hotel Stetter, and
at 3 p. m. will be guest at the
Mothers' Clubs of Detroit, at the
Jewish Center,

On Friday evening, Feb. 8 , Miss
Meyerson was to be the speaker
at a concert and mass meeting at
Jericho Temple.

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United Synagogue
Gets $5,500 Here

Check Presented by II. Z.
Brown to Dr. Solomon To-
wards Local Quota.

Famous Hebrew Poet Will Most Representative Gather-

The debate between the Detroit
chapter of Intercollegiate Menor-
ah and the Menorah Society of the
Lewis Institute of Chicago will be
held at 3 p. m. this Sunday, at
Northern High School, Wmalward
at Owen, under the auspices of the
Detroit Jewish Open Forum.
"Resolved that the restoration of
a Jewish national life in Palestine
will destroy intolerance toward the
Jew" is the topic fur this debate.
The Detroit team will be composed
of Yetta Peiman, Irving Schlussel
and Herz! Shim Alternates are
Charles Vickor, J. Specks and
Daniel Tillman.
The judges will be Nathaniel
Coldstick, Sol R. Levin and Aaron
Kurland.
Members of the Chicago team
are to spend Saturday and Sunday
in Detroit and will be feted and
lodged by the Detroit Menorah. A
reception committee will greet the
team at the Michigan Central.
They will be entertained at a so-
cial gathering Saturday night and
at a banquet Sunday evening.
The debate on Sunday will be
followed by a . m l ica1 program.

Address Meeting at Phila-
ing of Jewish Leaders
delphia-Byron Hall.
Aids Campaign.
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MANY ORGANIZATIONS U. S., WORLD LEADERS
JOIN TO GREET HIM
ADDRESS GATHERING

Dr. Feldstein Also to Speak; $450,000 Raised Includes
Guest to Be Honored at
Gifts from Louis Marshall
a Luncheon.
and Other Non-Zionists,

Dr. Saul Tehernichowsky, fa-
NEW YORK.—An amount to-
mous Hebrew poet, will be the taling $450,000 was raised for re-
guest of this city at a meeting at construction work in Palestine at
the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud the banquet held Thursday night
Torah Monday evening, Feb. II.
at the Astor Hotel, which opened
At a meeting held last Monday the campaign of the United ('ales-
evening, under the chairmanship , tine Appeal for Greater New
York, of which Nathan Straus is
honorary chairman and Judge Otto
Rosalsky, chairman. The audi-
ence that contributed the funds
was among the most representa-
tive gatherings of Jewish com-
munal leaders.
A contribution that aroused en-
thusiasni among those at the ban-
quet was the announcement that
Louis Marshall, president of the
American Jewish Committee, had
given $5,000 to the United Pales-
tine Appeal. Other contributions
DEBATERS TO BE GUESTS
from noted Jews were: Felix
OF YOUNG ISRAEL HERE
Warburg, $50,000; Lieut.-Gov.
Young Israel of Detroit will juin
Herbert II. Lehman, $10,000, unit
with the Detroit Menorah in wel-
Albert Ottinger, $2,000.
coming the members of the &bat- •
The Noted Speakers.
ing team of the Menorah of the
The toastmaster of the occasion
Lewis Institute, Chicago, who come
was Judge Otto A. Rosalsky.
here to debate with the 'oval chap-,
speakers were Dr. Louis I. Ilarris,
lei by entertaining them at the
fi
former health commissioner of the
banquet Sunday evening. at Kram-
city of :slew• York and associate
er's restaurant on Twelfth street.
chairman of the New York cam-
Asher Berlinsky, Abraham Rii-
paign; Morris Rothenberg, Felix
enshine, Charles Gellman and Hy
M. Warburg, Lieut.-Gov. Lehman,
Cohen, who are in charge of ar-
rangements for the banquet, will DR. SAUL TCHERNICHOWSKY Nlayor James J. 11alker, Albert
Ottinger and Col. Frederick
receive the members of the Chicago
group in behalf of both organiza- of Bernard Isaacs, who was electe'l Kisch. chairman of the Palestine
to head the reception and arrange Zionist Executive, who arrived
tions.
Meyer Wrisenfeld of Young Is- writs committees for Dr. Tcher- here last week.
An ovation was tendered to Mr.
rael will officiate as toastmaster at nichowsky and Dr. &mach Feld-
the banquet, and in the course of stein, who will also be a guest and Warburg when he was introduced
the evening's ceremonies will for- speaker at the mass meeting, many by Judge Rosalsky, and the entire
mally install the officers selected Detroit organizations were repre- audience rose to its feet with sus-
to lead Young Israel of Detroit for sented. It is believed that at least tained applause. During the course
30 societies will join in greeting of his address, Mr. Warburg, noted
the coming year.
the Ilebrew educators.
philanthropist, one of the leaders
Mr. Isaacs' Statement.
of the non-Zionist group, who was
RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN
Following the meeting on Mon- a guest of honor at the banquet,
WILL BE SPEAKER AT day, Mr. Isaacs issued the follow- emphasized the economic invest-
FATHER-SON BANQUET ing statement, calling upon the ment angle in Palestine.
community to co-operate in greet-
The harmony which has been
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will de- ing Dr. Tchernichowsky and Dr. achieved among the various groups
in American Jewry for the rebuild-
liver the principal address at the Feldstein:
"The name of Dr. Saul Tcher- ing of Palestine was the subject of
forthcoming Father and Son ban-
quet of Congregation Shimmy Zed- nichowsky carries fascination to the address made by Lieut.-Gov.
ek, to be held on Sunday, Feb. 17, every Jew who hope's, longs and Lehman, who said:
Greet. Unity.
at the synagogue on Willis at works for the revival of the Jew-
ish people and its national culture.
Brush streets.
"It is no longer a question of
"Dr.
Tchernichowsky
embodies
Zionist
or
non-Zionist, or Ortho-
The banquet is being planned by
the Shaarey Zedek Men's Club, in his literary works the full' dox or Reformed. Our groups are
beauty
and
charm
of
our
modern
willing to lay aside their views on
Young Ptsiple's Society and Boy
Scouts. A dinner will be served Hebrew poetry. Ile instilled into many questions and to join hands
in the dining room, after which the Hebrew language a new ring in the upbuildings of Palestine
along non-partisan lines, in exactly
the affair will adjourn to the gym- and a fresh vigor.
"Now Dr. Chernichowsky, to- the same manner that they worked
nasium where there Will he an en-
tertaining program, including gether with Dr. Feldstein, head of shoulder to shoulder in feeding,
movies of interest to fathers as all the famous Tarbuth Hebrew clothing, and housing the millions
well as sons. Reservations are schools in Lithuania, are coming in Europe, during and after the
now being taken. Plates may he to visit the Jews of Detroit.
great war. In the first place, I am
"A great reception and concert convinced that Palestine, under
reserved by calling Columbia 1895,
or writing to Samuel Willis, care in his honor has been arranged for proper direction and leadership,
Monday evening , Feb. 11 at the can be made a great cultural and
of Shaarey Zedek.
Philadelphia-Byron Hall. Distin- spiritual center, which will fortify
guished
vocal and instrumental tal- civilization in the world of today,
J. N. F. GETS $45,000
ents will participate. Come and just as early Palestine did in its
FROM LORD MELCHETT
help make this evening a memor- world several thousand years ago.
able affair."
"I believe, too, that the thou-
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.1—A
The Program.
sands of pioneers who have re-
contribution of $45,000 was re-
The pregnant for the reception turned to l'alestine, in the face of
ceived by the headquarters of the
will include the address by Dr. sacrifice, privation and suffering,
Jewish National Fund, the land
Feldstein, brief remarks and read- or who may go there in the future,
purchasing agency of the World
ings from his works by Dr. Tcher- should be helped to build their
Zionist Organization, from Lord
nichowsky, an address in Ilebrew lives there in comparative eco-
Melchett of London.
by A. D. Markson, greetings in nomic security."
English by l'hilip Slomovitz, and
During his extended address,
Yiddish greetings by M. Rothen- Mayor Walker praised the Jews of
stein. Mr. Isaacs will preside.
New York for their contribution to
A feature of the program will the building of the metropolis and

Superintendent of Herman Kiefer
Says There Is Need For Hospital

Geo. E. Phillips Tells Detroit Jewish Chronicle "Need for
General Hospital Beds Is Becoming Increasingly
Large ;" Denies There Is Race Prejudice.

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SPEAKERS AT CONVENTION OF
U. A. H. C. IN SAN FRANCISCO

The movement for a Jewish hos- opinion with the following state-
pital in Detroit continues to gain ment:
support.
"I think the city of Cleveland
The statement endorsing the hos- had that experience some years
pital movement, given The Detroit ago when the Jews attempted to
Jewish Chronicle by Dr. Warren keep Mt. Sinai Hospital strictly a
L. Babcock, director of Grace Hos- Jewish proposition, and they found
pital, and published in last week's it was advisable to admit patients
issue, is followed by an endorse- of any race or creed who could af-
ment from Geo. E. Phillips, gen- ford to pay their rates. This ques-
eral superintendent of Herman tion, however, is one that could he
worked out by the obtaining of in-
Kiefer Hospital.
Mr Phillips, replying to a ques- formation from the several Jewish
tionnaire submitted to him by the hospitals throughout the country."
(It should be noted in view of
editor of The Chronicle, agrees, in
this statement, that all efforts for
the main, with the points made in
Dr. Babcock's statement, except a hospital were made with the un-
that he does not believe there is derstanding that it is to be non-
sectarian.)
prejudice against Jewish physi-
Will Benefit Doctor.,
cians in Detroit hospitals.
Mr. Phillips, like Dr. Babcock,
Need for More Hospital Bed..
believes that the Jewish doctor will'
On the question of whether there be benefitted professionally by the
is need here of a Jewish hospital, establishment of a Jewish hospital.
"from the point of view• of the He bases his opinion on the ground
community at large," Mr. Phillips that "it would make just one more
states:
hospital for the training of in-
"I would say 'yes' because De- ternes and the benefits of another
troit's need for general hospital hospital staff."
But Mr. Phillips does not be-
beds is becoming increasingly
lieve there is racial prejudice in
large."
Detroit
hospitals. He states:
Mr. Phillips believes there is an
"I do not believe that there is a
element in the community that
would appreciate an all-Jewish hos- racial prejudice. There may be
pital. In reply to the question at times a prejudice against a par-
whether, in his opinion, there is ticular individual who, perhaps,
need for a Jewish hospital "from raises that question, but my own
the point of view of the Jewish experience with Jewish physicians
patient who seeks a Jewish en- and my observation as to the per-
sonnel of the various hospital
vironment," he said:
staffs in Detroit would not lead me
These pictures show persons who
"I believe from my experience'
to believe that a general race prej- will speak at the convention of the
that a certain number would ap-
udice exists."
preciate an all-Jewish hospital pro-
Union
of American Ilebrew Con-
To the question whether the cre-
viding your personnel was also
ation of a Jewish hospital might gregations, to be held in San Fran-
Jewish. This, of course, would
impair the atandinf of Jewish phy- cisco from Sunday, Feb. 10,
bring up the matter of Jewish sicians, Mr. Phillips replies:
through Friday, Feb. 15.
nurses, consequently a training
"I do not think so. As I stated
The speakers and dates are Rab-
school, if you wished to preserve
above, it makes just another place bi Louis Witt, Dayton, Ohio, Sun-
the integrity of a Jewish environ- for the interne and staff physician,
day evening; Ludwig Nogelstem,
ment."
and I reiterate that the race fac- New York, chairman of the Un-
Recall ■ Clevelaad'. Experience.
tor does not very largely enter in- I ion's Executive Board, Monday
Mr. Phillips supplemented this to the question."
morning; Dr. Julian Morgenstern,

A plea for advancement and con-
aervation of traditional Judaism
Was tirade by Rabbi Elias I.. Solo-
mon of New York City, at a din-
ner in his honor at the Book Cad-
illac Hotel Sunday night, spon-
sored by Congregation Shaarey
Zedek, the Detroit branch of the
United Synagogue of America.
Rabbi Solomon is one of the
spiritual leaders and organizers of
the movement and came here to
urge the Detroit branch to com-
plete its $10,000 quota to be used
in spreading the gospel of Israel.
A check for $5,500 was given to
him by Harry Z. Brown in behalf
of 35 individual contributors, lead-
ers in promotion work were.

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DAVID A. BROWN SEEKS CONCENSUS OF
OPINION ON CONTINUANCE OR ENDING
OF JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE

Sends Letters to 100,000 Leaders in All Communities of
United States and Canada Asking Them to Answer
Question on Fate of Overseas Jewry.

DECLARES AMERICAN JEWS MUST CONTINUE AID

OR ADD FURTHER TO THEIR PEOPLE'S TRAGEDY

National Chairman of United Jewish Campaign Asks for
Immediate Answer from American Jewish Lead-
ers on Fate of Relief Organization.

To 100,000 men and women, leaders in their communi-
ties in the United States and Canada of the United Jewish
Campaign, and of all the efforts that have been made since
1914 to raise funds for the relief of the war-stricken Jews

of Europe) and Palestine, David A. Brown, national chairman of the
United Jewish Campaign, has addressed letters calling upon them to
say immediately whether or not, after Dec. 31 of this year, the mercy-
•ork which is now in its fifteenth consecutive year shall be con-
In his address, I. bid Solomon
' ■ •tinueil or abandoned.
outlined the activities of the Unit-
I
In launching this momentous
ed Synagogue and made a plea for
referendum, involving the future
greater activity here for the ad-
of
millions of Jews, Mr. Brown
vancement of traditional Judaism.
has acted for a special committee
Ile referred to the activity of the
recently
appointed for this pur-
Women's league, a branch of the
pose by the Joint Distribution
organization, that is establishing
Committee,
including besides him-
and hits founded student homes in
self, Louis Marshall, Dr. Cyrus
Columbia University, University
Meeting
Adl er, Dr. Solomon Lowenstein,
Will
Address
Joint
of Pennsylvania and Cornell. The
David M. Brossler, Alexander
league, he said, has sponsored pub-
O
g Jewish
niz at n s Women's
„,
Kahn and Peter Wiernik, repre-
lication of prayers and text books
eon "Peace."
1
renting
all of the constituent or-
in Hebrew that are distributed to

Dr. Solomon'. Plea.

MRS. ARTHUR BRIN
SPEAKS ON MONDAY

ganizations of the Joint Distribu-
these bellies.
Rabbi Solomon was introduced
Mrs. Arthur Brin of Minneap-Ition Committee.
The letter, which every one of
by Rabbi A. 111. Hershman of olis, Minn., national chairman of '
Shaarey Zedek,
the department on peace of the the 100,000 persons who have re-
William Friedman presided and National Council of Jewish Wo ceived
-'
it are called upon to answer
frankly, reads:
told of the advancement made by
Spent $80,000,000.
the 2.111 congregations in the Unit-
"During the past five or six
ed States and Canada affiliated
months
one question has been
with the work to perpetuate Juda-
ism.
asked hundreds of times by the
The Detroit Subscriber..
leaders in the United Jewish Cam-
paign effort. That is:
The following subscribed to date
" 'Are we to have further cam-
to the Detroit fund for the United
paigns and if so, when?'
Synagogue of America:
"The J. D. C., purely a money-
Ira ('opeland, Samuel Feldman,
distributing organization, is anx-
A. Jacobs, Wni. Friedman, I). W.
ious to know considerably in ad-
Simons, Julius Berman, Louis Sav-
vance whether it is to liquidate or
age, Moe' Leiter, Robert Marwil,
whether it is to continue.
Isadore Levin, A. Jacob, Oscar
"By the end of 1929 it is my
Blumberg, Abe Srere, I. Shetzer,
hope that the balance outstanding
Harry 'Z. Brown, MuseWinkelman,
on the pledges made to the United
Israel Zilber, Charles Smith, \Volt
Jewish Campaign will have been
Kaplan, S. II. Kahn, Ilarry Cohen,
collected. The J. D. C. can only
Abe Cooper, A. Louis Gordon, A.
continue its work provided it has
Klein, Louis Smilansky, Ilarry B.
the funds with which to do it
Keidan, St. H. Zackheim, Theodore

Levin, A. Si. Pregerson, Samuel
Kavanau, Charles Hamburger, A.
.1, Levin, Harry Wetsman, Ben B.
Schwartz, Harry A. Jacobs Israel
De vidson. Henry Meyers, Wolf
Keidan
'Iamb Ilarwith, Morse
'
Goldman, Dr. S. J. Eder, Abe Gor-
don, Max Keidan, Dr. S. J. Feu-
man, Saul Saulson, David Oppen-
helm.

ANNUAL ICOR BAZAAR

TO OPEN ON MARCH 1

The annual bazaar of the De-
troit Icor Society, whose aims are
to gather funds for the settlement
of Jews on the soil in Russia, will
he held on March I, 2 and 3 in the
main auditorium of Jericho Tem-
ple, Joy Road and Linwood.
A. Victor, who is one of the com-
mittee in charge of arrangements,
announces that 30 organizations
are co-operating in this bazaar,
which will also be featured by mus-
ical programs, entertainments and
addresses.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the De-
troit Icor, recently organized, is
actively co-operating in the ba-
nter.

MRS. ARTHUR BRIN

men, will address a joint meeting
of the Detroit section of the Coun-
cil of Jewish Women, the Sister-
hoods of Temple Beth El and Con-
gregation Shaarey Zedek and the
League of Jewish Women's organ-
izations, at 2:30 p. m. Monday,
Feb. 11, at Temple) Beth El. The
topic of her address will be
"Peace."

"When the epresent campaign
is completed the J. D. C. will have
expended over $80,000,000.
"In the expenditure of this large
sum we have touched every phase
of social activity from the crudest
form of palliative relief to the
highest type of social effort—that
of construction and rehabilitation.
Whet the J. D. C. Accomplished.
"We have fed millions of starv-
ing men, women and children. We
have cared for thousands upon
thousands of orphans. We have
rebuilt hospitals. We have sup-

plied medicaments, surgical instru-

ments, X-ray apparatus. We have

Mrs. Brin is considered particu-
rebuilt countless hundreds of
larly able to speak on the subject
homes, synagogues, schools, bath-
she has chosen. She has been
house's.
head of the peace committee of
"We have maintained schools,
the Council of Jewish Women for
religious institutions. We have
the past five years, and during the
recent campaign for the Briand• (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)
Kellogg pact has been very active
in its bel:alf in her home state.

Mrs. Brin recently attended the
conference in Washington to dis-
cuss the cause and cure of war,
and she plans to give, in her talk,
a report on the proceedings of
that conference.
A social hour will follow the
meeting on Monday.

United Hebrew Schools To Graduate 36;
New Branch Is Added To Detroit Chain

CANADIAN RABBI AT
TEMPLE ON SUNDAY

Rabbi Isserman to Preach on
"The Wailing Wall—A
Symbol of Israel."

Rabbi Ferdinand M. Isserman of
Toronto, Ontario, will occupy the
pulpit of Temple Beth El Sunday
morning, Feb. 10 at 10:45 and will
spoil( on "The' Wailing Wall—A
to be Awarded to Students Completing Courses Symbol of Israel."
At Kirby Center and Philadelphia-Byron School;
Twice before Rabbi Isserman has
occupied the pupit of Temple Beth
New Branch Located at 3836 Fisher Avenue.
El and his eloquence, personality,
The committee responsible for and message have always inspired
Thirty-six boys and girls have

.Diplomas

successfully completed their seven
year elementary course of study in
the United Hebrew Schools and
preparations are under way for the
final examinations and graduation
exercises.
One group of 17 students of the
Kirby Center will hold the gradu-
ation exercises on Wednesday, Feb.
27, at 8 p. m., in the Kirby ('enter.
These exercises will lie preceded
by public examinations which will
be held Sunday morning and :Mon-
day evening, Feb. 21, 25.
Officers and Teachers.

the congregation. He is regarded
the affiliation consists of M. Licht-
in Ontario as the representative
er, chain...it, M. Lieberman, M.
Jew,
his counsel being sought on
DeRovan, B. Podolsky, H. Fried-
all official matters which in any-
man, It, H. Schneider, I'. Winkel-
way
affect
the Jewish community,
man.
and he has begun in Canada
All residents of the East Side,
the
Good-Will
movement symbol-
from Jefferson avenue to Gratiot
ized by exchanges of pulpits be- •
are asked to come and register
ueen rabbis and Christian minis-
their children in this branch. Chil-
ters. He was the center of • con-
dren may be registered week days,
except Friday and Saturday be- troversy when he attacked public-
tween 4 and 7 in the afternoon, and ly the system of corporal punish-
Sundays between 10 a. m., and 1 ment still prevailing in the public
schools of Canada. The Holy Blos-
p. m.

The first registration held on som Congregation, of which he is
Feb. 4, 30 children were enrolled , the rabbi, and Temple Beth El
The instructors of this graduat- and there is a continual influx of have always been in close touch
ing class are Joseph Haggai, N.
with one another, both Dr. Frank-
children coming in every day.
('roll. The class officers are Sam-
lin and Rabbi Fram having at var-
uel Jacobson, president; Raymond
ious occasions spoken in the Holy
Lipchinsky, vice-president; Sarah FRAM LECTURES FOR
Blossom Synagogue.
BUSINESS MEN'S CLASS
Rosenthal, secretary; Bessie Fin-
On Saturday morning, at 10:30,
kelstein, treasurer.
Rabbi Fram will occupy the pupit
Another group of 19 students Temple Beth El Rabbi Invited to ; and speak on the subject, "How
Take Over Dr. Hough's
of the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud
Moses Dealt With Crime."
Former Class.
Torah will be graduated Wednes-
On Sunday, Feb. 17, the pulpit
One of the most unique religious will again be occupied by a guest,
day, March 6, at 8 p. m., in the
Philadelphia-Byron hall. The ex- institutions in the country is the Rabbi Victor Reichert, associate of
aminations of this class will he Businessmen's ('lass in Religion Dr. David Philipson of Cincinnati.
held the preceding Sunday and that was conducted by Dr. Lynn On the last Sunday on the month,
Monday. The class teacher is Max Harold Hough during his ministry Rabbi Fram will deliver the second
Gordon. Class officers are: Sadie here. It is a class composed of the lecture in the series which he is
Shur, president; Dorothy Levin, leading men in the commercial, po- giving on Famous Jewish Fami-
vire-president; Rebecca Rappaport, litical and professional life of the lies. He will speak on "The Roths-
Rabinowitz, city of Detroit. It meets on Thurs- childs," a family whose career is
Milton
secretary;
day moons at the Hotel Stotler.
treasurer.
one of the most romantic sposodee
With Dr. Hough's departure in modern European
After a few meetings between a
history.
committee on the new' Mack ave- f.-om the city the class has invited Others in the series will be two
nue branch, located at 3836 Fisher Dr. Reecord of the Unitarian American families, the Schifi and
avenue, and the board of directors Church, Dr. Magary of the Wood- the Strauses, and two English fam-
Cincinnati, and Professor Max of the United Hebrew Schools, it ward Avenue Presbyterian Church ilies, the Montefiores and the Sas-
Radin, University of California,' was finally decided to affiliate that and Rabbi Leon Fram to take over soons.
Monday evening; Dr. Abraham school with the U. H. S. That the class.
An interesting lecture in the ser-
Crunbach, Cincinnati, S a m u e I means that the U. If. S. will sup-
Last Thursday, Rabbi Fram be- ies "Why I Am What I Am" is
Goldsmith, New York and Roscoe ervise that school educationally, as gan a series of lectures on "The expected Monday night, Feb. 11,
Nelson, Portland, Ore., all Tuesday to the curriculum of study, teach- Evolution of Religion." His first when Francis L. Jandron will
afternoon; Rabbi James G. Heller, era, etc.
l&ture was on "The Origin and De- speak on the subject 'Why I Am •
Cincinnati, and Dr. Edward N.
S. Kasdan, principal of the Dex- , velopment of Religious Ceremon- Christian Scientist." On Feb. 18,
Calisch, Richmond, Va., Thursday ter Talmud Torah, will apso super- ials.' His second and third lec- the subject will be "Why I Am a
morning; Rabbi Morris M. Feuer- , vise this school Seymour Tilchin, tures will be on "The Original and Bahaist" and on Feb. 25, a mem-
licht, Indianapolis, Ind., and Dr. formerly of the Kirby Center, is , Development of the Idea of God" ber of the class, Dr. Sol Q. Kesler,
Samuel Schulman, New York, head teacher, assisted by Mr. and "The Origin and Development will speak on "The Religion of the
Thursday evening.
Straus.
of the Moral Ideals of Religion." Kaffir Tribes of South Africa."