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U. Al C. COUNCIL
OATH VS. HAT
Warsaw Rabbis Asked Whether
Jewish Oath Without Hat
Is Valid.
WARSAW.—(J. T. A.)—
Must a Jewish religious oath,
rendered in court for legal pur-
poses, be made by the individ-
ual with his hat on?
To answer this question a full
session of the Warsaw Bobbin
ate was called. The matter, it
was explained, has legal im-
portance in view of a case'
which recently occurred in the
Warsaw courts. A Jew who ap-
peares1 as a witness in taking
oath refused to wear his hat.
The court was in doubt whether
a Jewish religious oath, made
by the person with his hat off,
is valid. The president of the
Peace Court directed an in-
quiry to the Warsaw Rabbinate.
Wan t Palestine As IMPORTANT STA7EMEN7'S
BY LEADERS ON ACTION
OF WELFARE FEDERA770N
Seventh Dominion
Leaders Launch Movement
, k lioi ). ' I • and
T 1 n
Henry Wineman, Meyer L. Prentis, Nathan M. Gross,
With Britain.
—
David A. Brown, William Friedman and Fred M. Butzel
LONDON. (J. T. A.)--A move
Express Views on Hospital-Center Issue.
Annual Meeting of
Federation March 3
. T
.
N ((%% Re
ttgs d toAf)eency
pr rztz
Elected.
—
ELEPHONE
C ADILLAC
1-0-4-0
Per Year, $3.00; per Copy, 10 Cents
Y. M.-Y. VI. H. A. AS WELL AS HOSPITAL
PROJECTS ARE POSTPONED BY BOARD OF
GOVERNORS OF WELFARE FEDERATION
Doubt to What Extent a Limited Community Would Back
Th Jewish Welfare Federation
One of Projects to the Exclusion of the Other After
-
—
Philadelphia Chosen by Del-
w ill hold its second annual meet-
ment for the ultimate linking of
So Much Discussion Has Been Aroused.
egates at San Francisco
inc on Sunday, March 3, at 2:30
l'alestine as a permanent part of
Leaders in the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit, P. M., at the Phoenix Club, John
Convention.
the British Empire, to be consti-
-
and
Erskine.
Miss
Edith
Ileav
SPRING
CAMPAIGN LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY
(Med as the Seventh Dominion, in important statements issued on Wednesday, explain 13 enrich is chairman of the arrange. ,
$125,000 FOR HEBREW SCHOOLS, LOCAL NEEDS
after the e 25-year period of the heir attitude on the issues involved in the postponement molts committee.
VOGELSTEIN AGAIN
, action on the building of a Jewish hospital and a Y. M. - Dr. John Slawson, executive
mandat e, granted to Great Britain
ELECTED PRESIDENT
over Palestine by the League of ol
Executive Committee Being Appointed by Henry Wine-'
Nations, will have expired, was Y. NV. II. A. building. These statements are from Henry director of the Jewish Welfare - :
Federation, will speak on "The De
man, President of Jewish Welfare Federation, to De-
Youth's Right to Pioneer
Wineman, president of the Federation, Meyer L. Prentis, troit
launched here.
-
ederation's
F
termine Type of Campaign for Current Needs.
New Paths Defended
To work for the accomplishment Nathan M. Gross, David A. Brown, William Friedman and
-
onsibility."
In
Communal
view
of
the
Re
re
s
p
of this purpose a Seventh Dolan - ,
At Sessions.
c -fit
g 'to the Y .
M. Butzel •
ent e vents p ertainin
ion League will be formed at a Fred M
The planned Spring campaign of the Jewish Welfare
These leaders are unanimous in their expressions that a successful M.—Y. %V. Ii. A., and hospital
conference which was convened
SAN FRANCISCO. — I n sur-
and qustions, this topic should lie of Federation will be limited to approximately $125,000 to
fur Feb. 28, under the auspices of campaign to fill the community's needs calls for unites! action,
prise decision reached in the last
W115
to
unusual
interest.
doubted
in
the
event
a
campaign
was
include the budget for the United Hebrew Schools and the
a committee of prominent British because united action
hours of the convention, Philadel-
Brief five minute reports will be
leaders under a temporary chair- be conducted for one building to the exclusion of another, they
phia was chosen over Detroit Fri-
rendered by the executive directors Federation's current needs in accordance with its national
manship of Col. Josiah Wedg- favored the postponement of both issues for one year.
day as the location of the thirty-
of the following constituent ages , non-Commwnity Fund local obligations. Both the hospital and Jew-
The statements of the leaders follow:
wood, Labor M. I'. and sponsor of
ish Center plans were abandoned for the present year by a vote of
-end council of the Union of
cies of the Federation, . outlining
Statement
of
Henry
Wineman.
.
en
which
he
enunciated
re-
the
W
American Hebrew Congregations,
the h of governors of the Federation ,
their activiti es.
. h Ch
Mr. Wineman's statement reads:
contly in a book entitled "The
Dr. John Slawson announced the decision of the board of goner-
to be held in 1931. Philadelphia 7
Co-operat - "To safeguard the success of any communal enterprise, a united Council, Hebrew Free Loan Asso..
Seventh
Domini
Priors in the following statement:
was chosen after delegates gath-
ing with Col. Wedgwood are Sir will on the part of the community is necessary. In view of the differ- dation, Jewish Social Service, Eu - !
! "At a meeting of the board of
ered in Temple Emanuel for the
ton, Lord
Hartington,
Major
Hills, ences of opinion that have been recently expressed with reference to reau, Fresh Air Society, North
Martin
Conway,
Sir
Robert
Hamil-
F
governors of the Jewish Welfare
last session of the council in this
both of the enterprises—the Y. 111.-Y. Vii. II. A. and the hospital, it End Clinic, Jewish Centers Asso-
Federation, held on Thursday,Feb.
city had listened to a fervid ap-
Dr. Drummond Shiels, Sir Leslie appears to me that the Federation has been judicious in Postponing ciation, Young Wonien's Hebrew
14, the results of the two meet-
peal for his city by Rabbi William
re w
United
II
Lieut.-Cool. Kenworthy. the campaign for the building projects for one year, and in limiting Assodation,
t' Lieut.-Co
Scott,
ings of communal leaders, held
Schools, United Jewish Charities,
II. Fineshriber.
of
the
committee
the
present
campaign
to
the
Federation
Fund
operating
expenses.
o
Show
Appreciation
for
The
members
T
during the past month, one at the
Election f th •xecuti ve board
"During the ensuing year we shall have more time to s us y the
in the London Daily
home of David Brown and one at
Work of Joseph H. Ehr - published
of the union and its officers, an d
Henry Wineman, president of
Telegraph over their signatures an matters fully and to disseminate our facts more adequately. By the
the Phoenix Club, in connection
adoption of resolutions extolling
lich on Thursday.
appeal to British public opinion to spring of 1930 it will be possible for us to know definitely, us a the Federation, will preside. New Son of Dr. Stephen S. Wise with the forthcoming campaign,
San Francisco and thanking the'
The Zionist District of Detroit support the movement, which has united community, to which causes we should lend our whole-hearted trustees will be elected to fill the
were considered.
city's reception committee and its
To
Tell
Detroiters
the and enthusiastic support. Until then let us be patient and work places of those whose terms expire
"A great deal of discussion en-
cbainnan, Samuel Dinkolspiel, will honor its former president and for its aim the establishment of a
i ,nla,1 ,92tf),. ,r Tthheessi,,e ,1 1(e•crtaiotinosn wainlId tafter
"What Are Jews."
toward the success of the small, but important, current operating
sued with reference to the advisa-
brouttht the council to a close.
the former chairman of the United closer co-operation
between
Jew s in relation expense campaign planned for the spring."
JOS'S
The Election of Officers
bility of conducting a separate
agency representatives to the Fed-
Palestine Appeal, Joseph II. Ehr• British and the
•
Statement by Meyer L. Prentis.
James Waterman Wise, son of campaign for the Y. 111.-Y. W. II.
The executive board election re- lich
.
at its meeting Thursday eve- to Palestine. The appeal is en-
eration Board will be announced at
en S. Wise, and in Ms A., with the hospital excluded, In
Mr. Prentis's views follow:
stilted in the re-election of all the ning, Feb. 28, at the Philadelphia- titled "Control of a Vital Corn-
this meeting.
Dr. Ste
dor."
In the face of what appeared to be a division of opinion as to
own
right an able lecturer and an accordance with the decision of
present officers, who are:
The
follow
i
ng
tote
the
• i s.
Endorsed by Revision.
aign,
spring
camp
author
of
note,
will be the speaker the Wednesday, Feb. 13, evening
the wisdom of including a hospital in our ro
Charles Schohl of Cincinnati,
t b d f
rn
Membeiship in the league will . I was not sufficiently convinced that a campaign without the provision presen
o
gove ems
of exan-
the before the Jewish Open Forum at, meeting at the Phoenix Club. The
Fedon:
erati oar Mi
M.lton
11 . 1 Al
honorary p resident; Ludwig Vog-
y
ose who smpa
all
th
be
open
to
for
a
hospital,
which
to
my
mind
would
have
a
very
strong
and
sentiment in the board was divided
elstein of New York, chairman;
der, Ra bbi A.
Ashins. ky, Harr y •
thize wi th theid ea without d isti nc- opular appeal, would be an unqualified success. I therefore favored rzliieultd,n;Ditdd 51.. illiurt7iii: Alldaorlp-
with regard to the appropriate ac-
Julius Rosenwald of Chicago, Ja-
ryh
non
of league
race or
creed.
P
of the
are
to be Branches
created deferring
action for one year on the proposal
that we launch a cam.
tion to pursue, and in addition, it
cobs M. Mack of Cincinnati, Mau-
417,, Center,
and to meet our
was unknown to what extent a
rice D. Rosenberg of Washington
throughout the British Empire and Paign this spring for $1,200,000 for a
Finsterwald, Rabbi Leo M. Frank
anoreign
f
oca na onal thed
united community would back one
uireme nts over the next threey ears or f ll,
and Marcus Roth of Pittsburgh,
interim lin, William Friedman, Walter M.
t h ep urpose of req
rded
in
in
Palestine
for
be
affoti
there
would
belief
that
in the
of the projects at this time to the
vice-presidents; Henry Beckman of
rhrillrellav,Gnirnise th7Rga, bblkilrAs. .
activ ities, time
propagating the ai ms of the organ-
pl sufficient
to develop in a more tangible manner than has been,
exclusion of the other after so
Cincinnati, treasurer; Rabbi
fullutting
over a drive for a "Y" Center Samuel Glogower, Nathan M.
ization among the British peoe the
y p
much discussion has been aroused.
poss ibilities o f success
George Sepin, secretary.
Grrlbss,' Ediliet
and the Jews of all countries.
.
In addition, it was felt that owing
With six new members, includ-
M.
Hershman,
Jesse
F.
Hirschman,
What the attitude of the official without a hospital."
Statement by Nathan M. Gross.
to the many conferences that it
ing Judge Max C. Sloss of San
Bernard Isaacs, Judge Harry B.
leadership of the Zionist Organ-
was
necessary to hold because of
Francisco, the executive board
The
statement
by
Mr.
Gross
follows.
Keidan,
Julian
II.
Krolik,
A.
J.
izstion is with regard to this pro-
the complexity of the situation, the
elected includes: David M. Mess-
"Delaying the campaign for the raising of funds for the Y. W. H. Levin, Meyer Is. Prentis, Esser Re.
posal is not known, but the Wedg-
time
remaining between now and
ler of New York, Robert P. Geoid-
wood idea has been discussed and A. and Y. M. II. A. and the proposed new hospital is insurance for binowitz, D. W. Simons, Abraham
spring was too limited for ade-
man of Cincinnati, Joseph H.
favorably received by the Zion ist the success of both or either of the projects a year from now. The Srere, Milford Stern, Mrs. M. B.
quate
preparations for a large
l
a
-
Greenberg of Philadelphia, Jacob
e
Revisionists, oppositional group d y will enable us to carefully lay our plans for an elaborate and Sulzberger, Samuel Surnmerfield
campaign, particularly when there
W. Mack of Cincinnati, Edwin B.
unified operation, the success of which will be assured by the careful Melville S. Welt, Henry Wineman
I within the Zionist movement.
appeared
to be such division of
Meissner of St. Louis, Herbert C.
presentation and education of our people to the great needs.for these David S. 'Lemon.
Purposes of League.
opinion.
Oettinger of Cincinnati, Henry
The nweting is open to all mem
The purpose of the league as institutions.
a
"Not
enough
time
is
left
for
the
proper
presenttion
and
preps-
Oppenheimer of Baltimore, Carl E.
d to be held in bers of the Jewish community.
"Hence, it was voted that there
outlined will be.
Pritz of Cincinnati, Morelia Rauh
]. To promote the progress of ration for a successful campaign, which was propose
be conducted, in the spring of this
of Pittsburgh, Maurice I), Rosen-
Palestine as the National Home two months. We now will have a full year for a most careful public
year, a small campaign covering
berg of Washington, Julius Rosen-
Federation current needs in con-
of the Jewish people, securing tl
- 'e ' presentation of these most worthy undertakings.
wald of Chicago, Louis Schlesinger'
Statement by David A. Brown.
nection with its national and non-
eration of the British people
•
•
f
N
rk
Jacob
Schandig
of
t
Don
of
11
ewa ,
ra
Community Fund local obligations,
o
and the British administration
Mr. Brown s statement full ows:
JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
Chicago, Meir Steinbrink of Brook-
"In
the
light
of
what
transpired
at
the
l'hoenix
Club
meeting,
I
plus one year's support, in accord-
Palestine.
lyn, Judge Horace Stern of Phil- Byron Talmud Torah, when it will
ance with previous practice, of the-
2. This co-operation should_ be am heartily in accord with I.)noction taken by the Federation in post-
adelphia, Judge Max C. Sloss of present him with a set of the He-
' United Hebrew Schools. The total
, purling a campaign for the "1 a" and limiting the campaign fcr the
San Francisco, J. 1Valter Stern of brew publications of the Dvir Pub- lion of the man date over l'alestine
campaign goal will probably be al,.
yeiciru.id be the
JAMES WATERMAN WISE
a one
itt should
Fed erDin
autr requirements year
purpose of those who Eighteen Students to Be proximately ;125,000 providing
New Orleans, Ludwig Vogelstein b fishing Co. of Palestine.
The the conditions should be such as
iong the coming
of New York, A. Leo \Veil of Pitts- presentation address will be de- would
Awarded Diplomas; Pro - 3 p. m. this Sunday at Northern foreign relief item, in connection
tine to induce
choose inhabitants
the status of
of Pales-
a self- are advocating the "Y's" to present such facts as will convince the
High School, Woodward at Owen. with the contemplated new United
burgh, Herman Wile of Buffalo,
entire community of the absolute need of both institutions; so that
H. Zackheins an-
gram Is Announced.
Mr. Wise has taken as the topic Jewish Campaign, is not included
Jacob I,. Newman of Newark, N. livered by Morris
governing dominion within the when we do go out to the public, we will have a united, enthusiastic
ss
of
the
enterprise."
ucce
J., and Isadore Wise of Hartford, other past president.
s
a
is ti
m e . In I the
th event t that
the
British
. To commonwealth.
further friendship be- group, which in itself wi ll spell for
The Kirby School, where 18 stu- It is believed that he may treat in , a t th•
Mr.
Ehrlich
has
been
one
of
the
this item is considered, the goal
Conn.
3
dents will receive their diplomas for
his address
"What touched
Are Jews?"
Statem e nt by Fred M. Butzel.
most active leaders in Detroit
it
some
of
the
phases
upon
Thanks Ochs, Morgenthau.
be
in
excess
of
this
will
of
course
tween the British and the Jewish
Mr. Butzel's views follow:
'
on have on Wednesday, Feb. 27, is teem- is in his recent book, "Jews Are Like amount.
The executive board of the Na- Zionism for the past 10 years and peoples, based on the principles of
deratineeds
J
Fewhat
t of the De troit ewish
'"I'he board of directors
" which contains a series of !
of ing with activities.
tional Federation of Temple Sis- has participated in every move- justice, common interests and
"An executive committee is be-
o rou h attempt to find out
II. Mi the sky,
h andg
preparinglkowsky,
cantor of the biographical sketches,
ment
affecting
the
work
for
the
made
a
very
sincere
terhoods elected, net at the St.
common ideals.
ing appointed by henry Wineman,
the Jewish community should have a general and popular support Mishkan Israel Congregation,
• • •
Francis Hotel to complete the bus- upbuildiog of the Jewish National
Seeks Right for Palestinians.
president of the federation, to take
graduates with their Thqt'
The functions of the league will (luring the coming year.
iness of their convention and elect Home.
JAMES
WATERMAN
WISE
IS
immediate steps for the deter-
"While there is a well organized interest for a Jewish hospital, school hymns and other songs
It is expected that the meeting
officers. The officers elected were:
mination of the type and extent of
the scope and type of hospital are a matter of very great question, which are to feature the corn- NEW AVUKAH DIRECTOR
(Turn to Page Eight.)
President, Mrs. Maurice Stein- next Thursday will also hear a
mencement exercises. The stu- James Waterman Wise, author this campaign for the one year's.
I.
and even the need has been (
feld of St. Louis; vice-presidents, message from Max Lipsitz, who
"The time necessary for the preparation of a campaign is limited dents are putting the finishing and publicist, son of Rabbi Steph- current operating needs of the
Mrs. Henry Nathan of Buffalo,
a oject
through und
touches on their farewell, vale- en S. Wise, has been appointed di- Federation and ita affiliated
(Continued
on
Page
Six.)
and
it
has
been
felt
that
to
foth
of
such
ample
Mrs. Adolph Rosenberg of Cincin-
prers tanding and a
ORPHAN HOME ELECTS lade and importance without llowcomplete
dictory and other speeches, while ethos of the student Zionist move- bodies."
e
• •
nati, Mrs. Albert J. May of New
results for the office staff is busy preparing went of America, it was announced
OFFICERS
OFFICERS FOR A YEAR N for discussing it in all its phases, might lead to grave
been sufficiently
York, Mrs. David Lefkowitz of
the community. Many pertinent facts have not
twhitt• h riubtbownhsi,ehemhoblegnriasduandl onflocweerers. by Avukan, the American student HOSPITAL ENTHUSIASTS
Dallas; executive secretary, Miss DR. GREENBERG SPEAKS
f
the
De_
o
' PRESS FOR ACTION
examined and even very carefully prepared statistics have unfortu-
The annua l meeting
ght)
Helen I. Strauss of Cincinnati; SUNDAY AND TUESDAY
(Turn to Page Eight)
-Zedek
That enthusiasts for a Jewish
troit Hebrew Orphans Home
was nately not been available in time for their verification, or disproof ninny is complete.
recording secretary, Mrs. Joseph
or
supplementing
by
persons
not
in
accord
with
the
spirit
of
the
Shaarey
The
exercises
will
begin
with
a
hospital in De troit are determined
ho
held Feb. 12, at the
Stolz of Chicago; treasurer, Mrs.
march played on the piano by Ger- ICOR BAZAAR OPENS
to press for action was evidenced
branch,
Twelfth
at
Clairmount.
Noted
Lecturer
to
Deliver
Yiddish
y.
sir
in
Joseph M. Hirman of Boston.
"Although there seems to he less question concerning the need trade Rosenthal, member of the
during the past week at meetings
The following directors were elect-
and Hebrew Address. at
Before adjournment the dele-
HERE ON MARCH 1 of small groups of doctors and lay-
ed: S. B. Kahn, p resident; Mrs. for a Jewish Center in the attitude of the public in regard to it, it Hebrew High School. Bernard
Center.
gates to the union council adopted
—
men and in expressions of views
Isaacs
will
then
formally
open
the
,
vi
Rodin and Mrs.
Herman
Cohen,
Mrs.
Gussie
Weis. has been alleged that the community has not been sufficiently car-
F. ce-presidents;
resolutions thanking Adolph S.
vassed with reference to the Center, and that the emotion engendered exercises with an address to the
Thirty organizations are par- by a number of leaders in the
I question would militate against a
Ochs and Henry Morgenthau fors ''Whir, Geht Itussland" is the
, ,
•
g
.p
parents
and
guests.
51r.
Isaacs
ticinating
in
preparations
for
the
community.
B, with reference to the
their attendance and for the fund topic of the address to be delivered wasser, treasurer; A.
Among the developments in the
ontemplated to provide for oils. year will then introduce Samuel Jacob- bazaar of the Detroit Icor, to bs
of more than $3,000,000 they had this Sunday evening, at the Jew- rotary; directors: Messrs. S. 1 I) . ('enter campaign.
son, the class president, who will held March 1, 2 and 3, in the hospital situation is an effort by a
"A campaign is therefore c
collected for endowment of the Ile- ish Center, by Dr. Chaim Green. Kahn, Herman Cohen, J. Levin, J.
act
as
chairman
of
the
ceremony.
(Turn
to
Page
Eight)
J.
Alpert,
M.
Weiswasser,
A,
main
eaditorium
of
Jericho
Tem-
group
here to have the North End
berg, prominnt lecturer. and jour-
brew College at Cincinnati.
h
S ort talks in Hebrew will be pie, Joy Road and Linwood. The Community Clinic serve as a nu-
Koffman, Robert Marwill, Ise ac
Youth'. Part in Life.
nalist.
delivered
by
Bessie
I.
inkelstein
pr(:ceeds
will
go
towards
Detroit's
delis
for
a Jewish hospital. Mem-
On Tuesday evening, under the Rosenthal, Dr. S. J. Eder, I. She
The youth of today should not
u
and Anna Katz, on the subject uota in the national $150,000 berg of the staff of the clinic have
he condemned, Rabbi Edward N. auspices of the Hebrew cultural zer, J. Molly, Ralph Paul, Sam
,
What
Does
the
Pentateuch
Teach
l
cor
fund
for
the
settlement
of
gone
on
record
in favor of a hoe.
i
Calisch of Richmond, Va., declared group, Kvutzah font,,, Dr. Green- Stints, Maurice Aronson, Arth he
Us?"
Sarah Goldberg, Milton J
pital.
on the soil in Russia.
in his address under the general berg will deliver a lecture in Ile. B. Weber, and L. DuscofT, and rm t an
Fischer,
Sylvia
Wainer,
Samuel
ewe
A Victor, active on the com-
A group of doctors headed by
theme of "Judaism and the Indi- brew, also at the Center, on "Job Mesdames Fannie Rodin, He
Harwith, Abraham Michalovsky
Cohen, Ralph Pau, A. O. Barsk y
that Dr. Emil Am be rg, h o f or some
vidual Man," to which the morn- and His Trial With God."
•
and Julia Cohen will take as their mittee in charge, announces
S ac
h s e , Sidney
Dr. Greenberg is considered one S. J. Filer, I.
subject "A Brief Outline of Jew- there will be concerts and dancing time was president of the Jewish
ing session was devoted.
Dr. harry E. August Will Louis Duscoff Chosen Chair-
Physicians Hospital Association,
"The impatience of modern of the outstanding Yiddish and Ile- Stone, P. Winkleman, L. Holtzman,
ish
Speak to Shaarey Zedek
will History."
have as her Sarah
topic Rosenthal
the "class will also be 3 bar for the sale of continued to urge action fors hos-
youth," Dr. Calisch said, "is that brew lecturers in the world today. A. Katz, J. Molly, P. Rottenberg,
man
of
Planned
Per-
drinks and sandwiches, and on pital as very necessary for the
of an age that is in, the throes of Ile drew large audiences here last Rose Agree, Bessie Lott, J. liar-
Club, Feb. 27.
every
of the
bazaar. There
sot soerny .' to deElsivtheerrtheTutrakii,ndictwora;
formance April 7.
New.
Sunday
a evening
complete
restaurant
will J ewish community.
a far-reaching revoldtion in social, year and numbers among his fol. vith, Bessie Newman, Lillian
II. Prenz-
chosen .
• • •
be in charge of the women's
intellectual and religious worlds. lowers and disciples hundreds of man, May Newman,
Dr. Harry E. August, chief
haws, Minnie Hock and Jack Wolff.
A
meeting
was
held
Tuesday
eve-
GIVES $250,000 TO
branch
of
the
Icor.
It is an age overwhelmed by the Detriot Jews.
and attending psychiatrist at the
(Turn to Page Eight)
ning,
Feb.
19,
in
the
Philadelphia-
REBUILD LONDON HOSPITAL
.
tremendous scientific achievements
North End Clinic, a constituent of
of its own day, and nigh to being
LONDON.—J. T. A.)—A gift
the Jewish Welfare Federation, iyron school, to formulate plans
or the successful presentation of
drowned in the flood of countless
of ;50,000 was made by Albert
will he the speaker at the semi-
the operetta "Jepththa's Dough-
triumphs of mechanical invention
Levy of London for rebuilding the
monthly meeting of the Men's Club
g
and ingenuity of its own genera-
London Maternity Hospital. Mr.
of Congregation Shaarey Zedek
tion; an age that has been robbed
Levy gave a like amount to the
which will take place Wednesday
sit' its reverence, with an over-so-
hospital last year.
evening, Feb. 27, at 8:30 o'clock,
at the Twelfth street branch of
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Will Address Dinner on March 12; A. C. Lappin, Chair-
street
we
ss • n ago gue, Twelfth
s Itself on "What Judaism
Asks Detroit It outh to Expres
near Clairmount avenue. Dr. Au -
man of Program Committee, Announces Dr. Rachelle
nnn g Essay to 13e Published
Means to Me ; " Wii
gust will talk on "Mental Disease s
S. Yarrow as Speaker for April Meeting.
in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
in the Jew."
---
Dr. August, who has made an
ppin,
chairman
of
the
Club.
Ile
is
a
man
of
national
exhaustive
stud?;
of
the
mental
dis-
Young
Israel
of Detroit will give
a or she attaches to it in his or her
A. C. L
Prominence and is known for his orders to which Jews are suscep-
Jewish young men and women an personal life. It does not require
rogram committee and vice-pres- broad vision, delightful personal- tible, in addition to being connect-
opportunity to relate what especial of the contestants that the views
f th • Men's Club of Temple
•I
ed with the North End Clinic, is
significance Judaism holds for expressed sympathy with the aims Billikopf to Speak April 14;
El, announces that Dr. Preston
consultant in neuropsychiatry at
them in the city-wide prize essay and ideals of Young Israel; it
David A. Brown Announces Bradley of the People's Chuch of
Kisch Coming March 20;
Highland Park Hospital, director
contest being conducted by this or- seeks rather an intelligent treat-
Chicago will address the next
and
ment of the theme. Essays will
of
the
Mental
Hygiene
Clinic,
Success of Collections
Stone Here March 1.
ganization.
meeting on Tuesday, March 12, on
be judged primarily for fairness,
associate attending psychiatrist at
A
major
prize
of
$25
will
be
On Pledges.
"A Man and His Religion."
Receiving Hospital. Ile is also !
awarded the individual submitting ideational content, and clarity.
William Blumenthal. regional
Official announcement is made
Mr. Lappin also announces that
instructor in neurology and psychi.!
Te Be Not Over 1,500 Words.
the best essay on the subject
director of the United Palestine
by National Chairman David A. for the meeting of April 16 he has
Contestants may submit only one Appeal, announces that Jacob Bil-
atry in the Detroit College of Sled-1
"What Judaism Means to Ste," and
Brown that $13,576,404 has been secured as speaker Dr. Rachelle S.
essay. Manuscripts must not be likopf, executive director of the
icine
and
Surgery.
a
secondary
prize
of
a
set
of
books
paid into the treasury of the Unit-, Versos, director of the Social Hy-
The public is invited to attend
will be given the winner in each over 1,500 words in length, must Federation of Jewish Charities of
ed Jewish Campaign as of Jan. 15 1 giene Council of Chicago.
Dr. August's lecture. A discus-
age group. Winning essays will be written on one aide of the paper Philadelphia, will be the speaker
of this year, against pledges to-
sion will follow.
Dr. Bradley, pastor of the Peo-
be published in The Detroit Jew- ot.;;, and should be in the hands at the banquet opening the CM-
telling $19,700,000, and that vig
of Young Israel's essay commit- paign of the United Palestine Ap-
ish Chronicle.
orous collection drives are on in ple's Church of Chicago for 17
tee not later than April 9.
All 16 to 24 Eligible.
peal on April 14.
hundreds of communities to secure years, is considered by many as one
LOUIS DUSCOFF
Each page of the manuscript
of
the
most
forceful
and
entertain-
The contest is open to all Jew-
Mr. Blumenthal also announces
early payment of outstanding bal.'
ing speakers. Ile has an average
ter" which will be staged in Or- ish young men and women of De- should bear the pen-name and age that Col. Frederick II. Khsch of
ances.
chestra Hall on Sunday, April 7. troit (not including members of of the contestant. In a sealed en- the Palestine Executive will ad-
New York City, which pledged attendance of almost 2,000 in his
as elected chair- Young Israel) between the age of velope, bearing the assumed name dress a meeting here on March 20.
w
f
$6,500,000, has already paid in church every Sunday and the serv-
Louis Duscof
man; Michael Krell, treasurer, and I6 and 24. Manuscripts will be on the outside, should be enclosed On Friday, March 1. Bernard
$5,059,000; Chicago, pledging $1,- ices are broadcast by Station
WMAQ.
Besides
his
church
work,
divided into two groups, according the name and address of the author Stone, national executive secre-
Max Gordon, secretary,
000,000, has paid in $850,000; and
Will Deliver Second of Ser- A publicity committee consist- to the ages of the contestants. of the essay. Essays should be tary, will meet with the Detroit
Philadelphia, which pledged $1,- Dr. Bradley is active in the civic
and
literary
movements
of
Chicago.
ing of Mrs. Jos. Ehrlich, chairman; There will be one group for those mailed to the Essay Committee executive committee.
222,210, has paid in to date $730,-
ies on Famous Jewish
Ile is a member of the Board of
A one-day campaign for Pales-
Mrs. Helen Dushkin, P. Slomovitz, from 16 to 20 years old, and an- care of Young Israel of Detroit, 31
833.
Families.
Li-
!
Directors
of
the
Chicago
Public
tine was held in Lansing last Sun-
Mrs. Philip Brudo and B. Isaacs, other group for those from 20 to 21 Melbourne avenue, Detroit.
Sixteen communities pledging
Essays will be judged by Bet ' day, with Rabbi Leon Fram, Mrs.
years old. The winner of the ma-
over $1,000 have paid in 100 per brary; a member of the Board of
was
elected.
"The Rothschilds" will be the
The property committee consists jor prize will not be considered nerd Isaacs, superintendent of the Joseph 11. Ehrlich, Milton Alexan-
cent of their pledger- These in- Safety Commissioners of Lincoln
subject of Rabbi Leon Fram's see-
United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, der and Mr. Blumenthal as speak-
Park; member of the Chicago Lib-
of Mrs. Ella Lavine, chairman; eligible for a secondary prize.
clude Pontiac, Mich.
mon Sunday morning, Feb. 24, at
.
A. C. LAPPIN
eral
Ministers
Association;
life
Young Israel seeks of the con- ' Philip Slomovitz, editor of The De- ers. Their addresses followed ..he
Mrs. Isaac Rosenthal, Mrs. harry
Twenty-four cities pledged $100,-
10 :45.
testant a frank, sincere, intimate , troit Jewish Chronicle, and a thi rst .i installation of officers of the B nal
Mrs.
Cohen,
Mrs.
Morris
Levin,
000 and over. Detroit is included member Chicago Art Insti ity and is a speaker with a real
This is the second in the series
individual
whose
name
will
be
an
tute;
a
member
of
the
Chicago
Hie-
account
of
his
reaction
to
Juda-
in this list with a pledge of $342,-
l F ared
ck. • Wexler and Mrs. Eva Pol.
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member of the message of interest to his listen-
ism, of the importance (if any) he .nounced later.
393, of which $262,862, or 76 per torical Society; a the
(Continued on Page Six.)
Adventurer's ers,
City Club and
cent, has been paid.
IONISTS TO HONOR
ORMER PR E DENT
JEWI ' ll OPEN FORUM
113 HEAR J VI WISE
KIRBY GRADUATION
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
U Jews ,Men tal Ills
,
COMMITTEE PICKED
Topic of Address FOR HEBREW PLAY
Dr. Preston Bradley Next Speaker
Of Men's Club of Temple Beth El
Young Israel Announces Essay Contest
For Young Men and Women of 16 to 24
U. P. A. PREPARING
FOR APRIL DRIVE
U. J. C. RECEIVES
$14 , 000 , 000 CASH
FRAM WILL SPEAK
ON ROTHSCHILDS