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THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1929

VOL. XXVII. NO. 18

DESCRIBES VISIT
TO DAVID BROWN
COLONY IN CRIMEA

TELEPHONE

ALL FOR BREAD

Jews, Driven by Famine Forced

to Sell Their Taleisim
and Tfil.m.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent.

J. N. F. TREE FUND Local Moos Chitim Committee Makes COUNCIL OF WOMEN
Annual Passover Appeal for Needy IN DRIVE FOR NEW
CALLED MONUMENT
DETROIT MEMBERS
TO JEWISH GENIUS

$45,000 RAISED FOR
PALESTINE DURING
FIRST EIGHT DAYS

HIDEOUS LIBELS

Blood Lies Crop Up in Europe
as Passover Season
Approaches.

Mr. Smith is assisted by the fol-
Announcement is made by the
BRUEN N, ('zechoslovakia.-
Dttroit Moos Chitim Committee lowing collectors and distributors
I.1. T. A.) — Action against
KOVN0.—(J. T. A.) — The
of which Louis Smith of 2431 of the Moos Chitin] fund; A. Aker-
denottistrants in the village of
length W which the Jewish pop-
lilaine avenue is chairman, that
man, treasurer; E. Kerman, secre-
Posko•itz, Moravia, was order-
ulation of the town Trashkun,
Forest Officer of the traditional collection to sup-
ed by the public prosteutor. A
near Ponivestz, were driven by
ply needy Jews with Passover ne- tary; Rabbi A. M. Hershman, J.
Cyprus
Lauda
Zion
group of villagers in the town,
famine is now revealed.
Friedberg, S. Harris, N. Goldman,
cessities is now in progress.
alleging that a servant, pois-
Forced to sell all their world-
Plantations.
Mr. Smith states that the de- S. Glint, B. Abramovitz, M. bus-
oned by gas, had been killed by
ly possessions in order to ob-
mands upon the community this kin, M. Gottesman, A. Keidan, J.
the local rabbi for ritual pur-
tain food for their hungry fam-
DESCRIBED AS SIGN
year are equally as great as dur- Levine, M. Weiswasser.
poses, threatened violenc t.
ilies, Jews of the village found
The committee reports that last
OF JEWS' AWAKENING ing the preceding Passover, and
against
the Jewish residents in
themselves left only with talei-
urges that contributions be re- year it collected $4,575.70, with
the village. The energetic ac-
sim and tfilim. .When the local
which
it
cared
for
421
poor
fami-
newed, or increased if possible,
Million
Trees
Planted
tion
of
the
police prevented an
priest, noting their plight, of-
lies, numbering 1,675 souls.
and mailed to him.
outbreak.
fered to lend 25 lit on the talei-
On 762 Acres in
sim and Mini, the Jews in dire
Eight Years.
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Suit
want, saw no alternative but
Leaders and workers for the
against an anti-Semitic paper
to accept.
cause of Palestine's reconstruction,
Dr.
A.
D.
Unwin, principal for
The Detroit Chapter of the Na-
BY BETTY ROSS.
riot-inciting
which published
When the rabbi of the town
through the United Palestine Ap-
assembled 1 est officer of Cyprus, in a report
tional Council of Jewish Women
(AllRights Reserved.)
with
the
articles in connection
learned the facts he
peal, the drive for which is now in
the Jews and under the threat on the plantations made under the
is now conducting simultaneously
When nearing the David Brown
murder of a Christian girl, was
auspices of the Jewish National
progress, report $45,000 raised to-
with the national organization, a! demanded of the public prose-
colony, situated in the Djoincoi
of a cherim (religious ban), or-
wards Detroit's $100,000 quota
dared
them
to
redeem
theirFund,
and
specifically
the
"tree
drive for new members. Mrs. Har- cutor by the Vienna Niue Welt.
district of Crimea, in Russia, it
Gross Heads
futol," pays the following tribute
during the first eight days of the
old Schlesinger heads the commit-
was only natural that I should , prayer shawls and phylacteries.
Asserting that the murderer
to
the
work
of
the
land
purchasing
Be
,
campaign.
a
tee in charge of the drive.
think of the man after whom the
of the Christian girl, Richard
agency of the Zionist movement:,
Abraham Cooper, chairman of
Special Women's Division.
Glogower
"Whoever joins the Detroit
Singer, is a Jew, the anti-Sem-
colony was named.
'Under the very able, energetic
the drive, and William R. Blumen-
I had known David Brown for
Council of Jewish Women, becomes
itic charged that she was killed
and capable direction of Mr. is Weitz.
thal,
regional director, in reporting
a member of a great national
sonic time, but really never felt
for ritual purposes.
officer to the Jewh Na-,
45 per cent of the quota raised on
fo
that I knew him well until the op-
serving Sisterhood," said Mrs. '
, reaffort•station pro-
tional
Fund,
Thursday,
expressed confidence
it was presented to spend
Schlesinger.
grams are being executed at eac
that Detroit's obligations will be
a Friday night at his home in De-
"Everyone knows the many
of the Jewish colonies recently es-
fully
lived
up
to before the drive
services we are privileged to do
troit. 1 was "covering" the Ford-
tablished in l'alestine.
is over
Sapiro trial in Detroit for a lead-
"The first planting took place 15 national causes such as the National Desertion Bureau, the Ameri- here in Detroit. Now out of the
Billikopf Dinner April 14.
inn syndicate when by chance I
' in 1920 and the most recent at can Jewish Committee, the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid $5 annual dues that a member
Preparations are in the mean-
ran across Mr. Brown in the lobby Rabbi Kornfeld of Toledo to the beginning of this year.
Society, etc., and a number of local enterprises not included in the pays, $2 goes to the national or-
time being made for the closing
of my hotel. After learning my
"The chief species being planted
scope of the Community Fund, such as hospitalization Fund for the ganization for work throughout
Speak on "Treason of
rally
of the drive, to be in the form
mission to his home city, he ex-
*North End Clinic, Mothers' Clinic, the nation.
include Aleppo pine (Pious hale-
inc
of a banquet in honor of Jacob
Intellectuals." "
tended
Efficiency Study Fund, etc. In ad-
The Council's Work.
Stone pine (Pinus pineal,
tended an invitation to dine at his
Billikopf on Sunday evening, April
home that night.
American Canary pine (Pious cananensis),
"We Jewish women who live in
distinguished
The
I had often wondered about his
ata and others,
/
the cities feel no lack of Jewish
home life, but I had no conception diplomat, Rabbi Kornfield of To- Eucalyptus rostr ma and otherse,
GOVERNOR
life—synagogues,
temples, Hades.
that on the never-to-be-forgotten ledo, formerly United States min. Casuarina tenuiss
Eastern cypress (Cupressust sem-
salt sisterhoods, Young Womens'
Friday night I would find hiapleas.
pervirens), Monterey cypress ( u-
Hebrew Association, Council of
ant household—his old mother, his
pressus macrocarpa), Arizonica.
Two teams representing the
Jewish Women,—all those help to
charming young daughters, in such
"Other species of some lesser
glad to extend • word
meet our yearning for Jewish life. best of Jewish debating talent In
a spiritual Sabbath atmosphere.
importance, though very valuable Board of Governors
of encouragement to the work-
But there are ninny rural com-
"A Loving Pater Familial."
for timber or fuel, include Persian
Organization Picks
ers
in
the
cause of the United
munities, inhabited by small
His mother, like a true mother
lilac (Melia azedaracht, Tree of
Palestine Appeal on the inaug-
New Members.
groups of Jewish families, among
in Israel, "bensched licht," and his
heaven (Ailanthus glamlulosa),
uration
of
its
1929 campaign In
whom Jewish life becomes to them
two daughters repeated the He-
the Nettle tree (Celtus australis),
Detroit. I doubt that any move-
lacking sustenance, and at last
At a meeting of the board of
brew prayers after their grand-
and Acacia cyanophylla. As a
ment
of
our
time
has challenged
dies altogether.
governors of the Jewish Welfare
mother, revealing David Brown in
valuable bean-hearing tree, the
the attention and compelled the
"The children grow up without
Federation held on Thursday,
the role of father, son, and brother
Carob (Ceratonia siliqua) is being
admiration
of
the
world as for-
Jewish consciousness, and in a gen-
March 21, at 4 p. m., at the Fed-
in a way I wish somehow could be
cibly as has the program for the
planted.
eration a family escapes the ster-
eration office, Henry Wineman was
Planting Successful.
rehabilitation
of
the
known to the Jews of this country
Jew on his
ile life by moving to a city, but
re-elected president. The other
native soil.
who think of this man as a great
"The underlying rock as well as officers were also re-elected, as
the most of them are held in these
"Daring
in
its
inception,
this
dynamic force, a great humorist
outcrop of it consists most often follows: Milford Stern, first vice-
communities by the necessities of
most laudable project has grad-
and miracle-worker, and some-
of a hard limestock, with pockets president; Judge Harry B. Keidan,
their businesses.
ually
woven
its
way
into
the
what of a mystic.
of earth in it here and there. The second vice-president; Meyer L.
"It is for these that the national
hearts of all civilized nations
This man, who has traveled to the
land to be afforested is occasion- Prentis, treasurer, and Fred M.
organization maintains a special
who
have
recognized
in
its
farthest corners of the world, to
ally found on the level, but more Butzel, chairman executive com-
rural service. To these communi-
theme only a fitting reward to a
every scene of Jewish effort, who
usually on the slopes of hills or mittee. The two new members of
ties it sends young women to or-.
people
whose
indomitable
will
has blended his tears with those of
mountains.
the board elected-at-large are
ganize Jewish life, to refresh the
has perpetuated it through 20
the less fortunate for whom he
"Although sonic sowings have Clarence II. Enggass and Mrs. Jo-
soil with new seed and out of this
NATHAN M. GROSS
centuries of dispersion.
was giving so much himself during
' been made, yet planting on the seph M. Welt.
we have seen grow forth life !
President of Campaign.
"I sincerely hope that the
these many years, sitting at the
whole has proved by far the most
where the soil had been barren.
The Federation board is now
movement meets with the suc-
head of his table, not only was an
successful. Plants are obtained
Work Among Immigrants.
composed of 31 members, of whom dition there is an item for foreign
cess
it so richly deserves."
loving
pater
a
mostly
from
government
or
pri-
attentive host but
"To Ellis Island come Jewish
21 are elected at large, and 10 a- relief in connection with the con
•
vate nurseries.
familial.
Often
of Federation templated national foreign retie f immigrants in distress.
representatives
Before dinner was over, the
! "Very careful and thorough agencies. The following is a com- campaign. An item for the He the relatives to whom they are go-
14, at Hotel Statler. Mr. Billikopf 's
•
RABBI JACOB KORNFELD
planting methods
are adopted, the
Brown clan had begun to gather—
beard uf brew Free Loan capital fund i , ing in distant western communi-
address fill close the campaign,
.
inches plete list of the present
their usual Friday night custom,
spacing being from 3 et
and workers are striving to reach
EMANUEL HARRIS
also included.
ties, its not respond. The Coun-
governors of the Federation:
ister to Persia, will occupy the
he to ( • • I :h • all pulpit of Temple Beth El Sunday to over' feet 3 inches linnet each
Nathan 111. Gross, who played cil of Jewish Women is the friend- the Michigan and Wisconsin uni- the complete goal by that time.
For a term of one year: Fred
the children, the in-laws, the morning, March 31, at 10:45, and way, or in lines. The ploughing
The address by Mr. Billikopf is
ly sister to these forlorn wander-
versities will meet at 8 o'clock being eagerly looked forward to, in
grandchildren and even the great- will speak on the subject, "The and harrowing of the ground M. Butzel, Wm. Friedman, Ber-
ers. It meets them, it gives Komi
Sunday evening, March 31, at view of the commanding position
grandchildren came to pay their Treason of the Intellectuals." prior to planting, and the constant nard Ginsburg, Nathan M. Gross,
advice, it assists them to make
Dr. Kornfeld occupied our pul- cultivating and weeding subse- Bernard Isaacs, Julian 11. Krolik,
Temple Beth El, when the Hillel he holds in the world of social sera-
respects to his aged mother.
themselves understood to the offi-
When the conversation veered pit last year and those who heard quently undoubtedly causes the Abraham term
Ice. Mr. Billikopf was the first
cials of the government, it looks
Fa
to my next foreign jaunt-1 had
I successful director of a war relief
after the children, it is at Ellis
recently returned from Palestine sermon he delivered on the sub- where. It is true the cost is very A. Brown, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin,
drive, prior to the assumption of
Island in place of the father, the
—I told them I was about to leave ject of "Education." Dr. Kornfeld high, but nevertheless it really Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Judge,
leadership by David A. Brown, and
son or the brother.
Keidan, Meyer L. Pren-,
for Russia to interview the out- was a member of the school board means that the rotation is reduced Ilarry B.
his participation in the work for
"At European ports are many
W. Simons, Henry Wine-
standing men and women there, of Columbus, Ohio, for many by about 10 years. Thinnings can tis, D.
Palestine is being hailed through-
other
Jewish
immigrants
awaiting
be made earlier, as also pruning, man.
study something of the country's years.
out the country.
a chance to sail. They are the
For a term of three years: Rabbi
if necessary. Thus early returns
new political philosophy, and visit
"Sammy" to Sing.
stranded. They have come to these
It is significant that Dr. Korn- are obtained and the whole crop A• M. Ashinsky, Ilarry H. Bielfield,
some of the new Russian colonies.
A feature of the United Pales.
ports with inadequate passports ,
fat conies to Temple Beth El at is ready for the an earlier than if Clarence H. Enggass, A. J. Levin,
Brown the Humanist.
tine Appeal dinner in honor of Mr.
and visas, or they may have
the Purim season, for among the the trees did not grow so fast. Milford Stern, Mrs. M. B. Sala-,
"Why don't you do something
Billikopf will be the first public
thought to get into the quota and
bargee, Mrs. Joseph M. Welt.
modern Persia Dr.
Dr Korn-
Kor
Jews of m
Financial Yield Great.
appearance of Sammy Reahevsky
•
were disappointed.
fell has become to be known as
•Although the timber may prove Agency Representative Trustees.
(Turn to Page Two).
who will render vocal selections.
Agency representative trustees
"There they are homeless,
the Second Mordecai, a circum- of less high quality, yet owing to
Sammy is said to be developing as
friendless and penniless, and there
stance to which Rabbi Fram will toein g in greater quantity, the are: Adolph Finsterwald, repre. !
again the Council of Jewish ten-!
great a talent with his voice as he
refer in his Purim sermon Satur- yield financially will be just as renting Jewish Child Care Council;
,
has shown on the chess board. and
David
S.
Zenon,
representing
He-
men
brings
friendship
and
allevia-
day morning, "Persian Tales Old great.
also
acnhsa, rtgheal iofnc(ttriwe-
his appearance for the U. P. A.
tiara of suffering.
brew Free Loan Association; Mel-
and New."
interestnit:
"We
are
inviting
all
Jewish
ville
S.
Welt,
representing
Jewish
will be his contribution this year
abb
is initial cost of planting, it will ac-
to Palestine.
women to joits us that many more
th t rd o IfFtni cumulate for a shorter period, and Social Service Bureau; Miss Edith
i
r
Fresh
may
have
a
share
in
this
work.
Heavenrich,
representing
Another feature of the dinner
series of sermons on Famous Jew•- therefore the plantation will yiell
The Council is doing the kind of
will be the showing, for the first
sh Families on the subject, "The a net return over and above the Air Society; Jesse F. Hirschman,
representing
North
End
Clinic;
work
that
every
woman
would
like!
time
in this country, of the latest
Rabbinical Board to be in S Dwses." The first two of the cost at an earlier date. Certainly
Alexander, representing
to do. Through the Council she
Milton
Palestine motion pictures which
MRS. JOSEPH M. WELT
8 . cries were "The Mendelasohns". in these plantations the most in- Jewish
Charge of the Work of
Mrs.
Centers
Association;
are
is enabled to to that which she
expected in this country the
Vice-President
nd "The Rothschilds." tensive methods are being adopted.
Supervision.
Saturday morning, alarch 30,
end of this week.
could not do as an individual."
"The whole area consists of 13 Samuel Glogower, representing Y.
Banquet Committee.
J. M. Brown to Speak.
will be observed at Temple Beth plantations, or 14 if Dagania B is W. II. A.• Esser Rabinowitz, rep- such a prominent role in the
JOSEPH SOLOMON
Selections • included as a separate one.
resenting ' United Ilebrew Schools; United Jewish campaign held in
For its next meeting, April 1,
The committee in charge of the
Through the efforts of Mrs. a :I as Purim
:ill be rend from the Book of
Barry Z. Brown, with the assist- will
• , Froni a return very kindly Walter M. Fuchs, representing 1926 as chairman of the general at 2:30 P. M., at Temple Beth El, I Foundations of the two institu-
(Turn to Page Two).
ance of a group of women and Esther and Rabbi From will de- compiled by Mr. Weitz and sent United Jewish Charities; Samuel division, is president of this cam- the Detroit Section, Council of Lions compete for the opportunity
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, Detroit I iver the Purim sermon on the to me, it is very encouraging to Summerfield, representing Detroit paign. Henry Wineman is honor- Jewish Women presents John Mas-Ito meet Illinois in the finals of
ary president. The following
Service Group.
Jews were assured last week of a abject, "Persian Tales Old and
(Turn to Page Seven.)
(Turn to Next Page).
(Turn to Next Page).
vice-presidents have been appoint-
being supplied with strictly kosher New."
ed:
milk for Passover.
Rabbi
Leo
M.
Franklin,
William
The difficulties which were ex.'
T.
Friedman, Samuel
perienced during the past two
Gilbert '
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, Meyer I,.
years, as a result of competition
Prentis, I). W. Simons, Samuel
which in turn brought about an
Milford
Stern,
Mrs.
Summerfield,
abuse of the right of distributing
Jewish
Jos. M. Welt.
milk the use of which is permitted
Treasurer.
Hiinelhoch
on Passover, were eliminated this
Fred M. Butzel is chairman of
year when the rabbinical board and
the executive committee. Moses
the Vaad llakashruth voted unani-
Ilimelhoch is treasurer. Abraham
mously to turn the sole right of
The acquisition of the Detroit
Srere is chairman of the Special
distributing Passover milk to the
Life Insurance Compan y by the
Gifts Division, Harry II. Bielfield
Detroit Creamery Co. Through
every walk of Jewish now offered, that we can hope to , Insurance Securities Co., Inc., will
Bernard Isaacs, superintendent daughter. Miss B. UlanotT will act
Leaders
in
the efforts of Rabbi Ashinsky, all
CINCINNATI, Ohio—The one- is chairman of the General Divi- life have joined in endorsing the make l'alestine a land of promise in no way affect the Fishman
United Hebrew Schools of the fictitious role of Ameil, Shei-'
sion, and Mrs. Samuel Glogower is
local rabbis signed a statement, of the
for those of our co-religionists , agency of the Detroit Life, accord-
lah's lover. Elkan Buchhalter will hundred and tenth anniversary of
chairman of the Women's Division. efforts for Palestine's reconstruc-
that they would not interfere with
who may wish to settle there, and mg to Morris Fishman, head of the
appear as Gilead, father of Jeph- the birth of Dr. Isaac M. Wise wi ll
Edward E. Rothman of Camp- tion and in urging that the full
the efforts to have one company
a center of inspiration for the agency, and vice-president of
thoh. Others will be: Norton be celebrated on Saturday, March
quota
be
subscribed
for
the
United
bell-Ewald Co. is chairman of the
assume responsibility for the dis-
Rosin, priest; Leo Gurko, prophet; 30, at 3 p. m., on Ilebrew Union
Palestine Appeal Dr. Leo M. overwhelming majority who will Detroit Life.
.
R
publicity • Julius
tribution of Passover milk, follow-
The Fishman agency is one of
College.
continuo to remain in the lands
Morris
Soloway,
an
elder;
Ziporah
Franklin,
rabbi
of
Temple
Beth
El,
ing which the Detroit Creamery'.
Dr. Wise was born in Steingrub, bitter, chairman of the appraising who is on sabbatical leave in Cali- where opportunity, peace and free- the largest Jewish insurance agen-
Krasnow, a shepherd.
committee, and A. C. Lappin
Co. consent d to sponsor its sup- e
Sheilah's maidens will be Doro- Bohemia, on March 29, 1819, and
been their portion." cies in the country. It is composed
dom
have
long
Dr.
John
fornia;
Fred
M.
Butzel,
heads the speakers' bureau.
Ply.
of 60 Jewish agents, who write mil-
thy Levin, Rebecca Rappaport, he died in Cincinnati on March 26,
Mr. Butters Statement.
Slawson, executive director of the
The Executive Committee.
Mrs. Brown Lauded.
1900. His achievements include
The statement from Mr. Butzel lions of insurance annually, most-
The following executive commit- Jewish Welfare Federation, and
Rabbi Ashinsky lauded the ef-
ly among Jews.
the organization of Reform Juda-
tee, representing various groups others, in statements made to The reads:
forts of Mrs. Brown for this work.
Mr. Fishman's statement that
ism in America, founding in I875
"At no time have the prospects
in the Jewish community, has been Detroit Jewish Chronicle, call upon!
He pointed out that he and Mrs.
his agency will remain intact and
of the Hebrew Union College and
selected: Fred NI Butzel, chair- all Jews to join in the work for of Palestinian development been that it will continue to function
Brown first made plans for Pass-
as
establishment (1854) of the Israe-
more
promising.
Palestine,
itself,
the
reconstruction
of
the
holy,
Alexander, Rabbi
man; Sidney
over milk distribution last year,
lite, which later became the Amer-
is recovering from its serious de- heretofore was greeted with en-
Ashinsky, }tarry H. Biel- Land.
A.
and he credited the agreement
ican Israelite. To him is attrib- field, David A. Brown, Louis Dus-
was but a reflec- thusiasm by his 60 Jewish agents.
pression,
which
Dr.
Franklin's
Statement.
with the Detroit Creamery Co. to
uted in large part the birth of the coff, Mrs. Jos. II. Ehrlich, Clarence
tion of the bad times in Eastern Mr. Fishman retains the vice-presi-
Mrs. Brown's untiring efforts.
Writing from Los Angeles, on
Union of American Hebrew Con- Enggass, Adolph Finsterwald,
Europe and in the rest of the dency in the company. lie be-
The milk to be supplied on
March 22, Dr. Franklin states:
lieves that the merger will benefit
gregations in 1873 and the Central Rabbi Leon From, Rabbi Leo M.
world.
Passover will be certified, accord.'

Leaders Confident United
Palestine Appeal Drive
Will be Successful.

Local Chapter Participates
in Big National
Campaign.

Principal

Miss Ross Paints Vivid Pic-
ture of Life in Russian
Settlement.

PREPARE FOR BANQUET
FOR JACOB BILLIKOPF

MRS. H. SCHLESINGER
HEADS THE COMMITTEE

PRAISES HOME LIFE
OF DETROIT LEADER

!Half

Was inspired With Sabbath
Atmosphere at His
Home.

OFFICERS SELECTED FOR
UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN

Noted Social Worker to Ad-
dress Closing Rally of
Drive April 14.

John Mason Brown to Ad-
dress Meeting Here on
April 1.

Camaign Organization; Drive to
Nathan M.
$150,000; Mrs. Samuel
Open May 19; Goal Will
Heads

U. S. DIPLOMAT
TO OCCUPY PULPIT

The United Jewish Campaign of the Jewish Welfare.
Federation will take place during the week of May 19. It
was announced by the board of governors of the Federa-
tion that the goal will be $150,000 and is to include about

RE-ELECT W
FEDERATION HEAD

HILLEL DEBATE AT
TEMPLE ON SUNDAY

Opposing Teams From Mich-
igan and Wisconsin
Universities.

GREEN
ENDORSES U. P. A.

"I am

of Wel-

fare

I

MILK ON PASSOVER
IS ASSURED HERE, (a):,;,uldln April 7, e R i

m.

The

TO OBSERVE 110TH
WISE ANNIVERSARY

Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Fred M. Butzel and
Dr. John Slawson Urge U. P. A. Support

Pupils of United Hebrew Schools to be Actors in "Jeph-
Memory of Founder of He-
thah's Daughter" at Orchestra Hall; Fay Gore-
brew Union College to Be
lick to Act the Part of "Sheilah."
Honored Saturday.

Rabbi of Temple Beth El Sends His Endorsement in Special
Statement from Los Angeles; Mr. Butzel and Israel
Zilber Point Optimistically to the Agency.

Cast of Characters Announced For
Hebrew Play To Be Staged April 7

FISHMAN AGENCY
TO REMAIN INTACT

Insurance Group Not
Affected by Detroit
Life Merger.

the

ing to Rabbi Ashinsky. According'
to the agreement reached with Mr.
Kennedy, vice-president of the
Detroit Creamery Co., the milk
will be bottled when milked on a
farm near Ann Arbor, to save the
labor of pasteurizing. Rabbi Ash-
insky, together with Rabbi Moses
— Photo by D. D. Spellman
Fischer, last Thursday visited the
farm and reported that they were
UI-ANOFF
B.
convinced that the milk to be sup-
plied will be the best desirable.
Detroit, Wednesday announced
Rabbis to Supervise.
the cast of characters for the He-
It is also announced that the brew play, "Jephthah's Daugh-
work of supplying the Passover ter." to be staged at Orchestra
milk will be supervised not by an Hall Sunday evening, April 7. Mr.
individual rabbi, but will be in Isaacs is the author of the Biblical
charge of the rabbinical board, drama. The music was prepared
which will watch over the effort in by Rev. Elijah Zaludkowski.
All
the same manner as it supervises
the actors are pupils in the United
the kashruth of meat.
Schools.
Hebrew
Although certified milk ordi-
The rant as announced by Mr.'
narily sells for 20 cents a quart,
arrangements were made for the Isaacs follows:
Charles Lerman will play the
sale of the Passover milk at only
Fa Gorelick
of phthah.
Je
16 cents a quart, according to part
will ■ p pear as Sheilah, J ephthah's!

Rabbi Ashinsky.

"The entire situation in regard
Conference of American Rabbis in Franklin, Jacob Friedberg; Wil-
to Jewish settlement in Palestine ,
1859.
liam Friedman, Samuel T. Gilbert, has so radically
From 1546 until 1854, he served
:hanged in recent
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as rabbi in Albany, N. Y. From
times that even
1854 until his death he was spirit-
those who have
ual leader of Congregation lt'nai
been definitely

Yeshurun at Cincinnati. Ile was
a prolific author and published the
Deborah, a German weekly estab-
lished by him in 1855, as well as
the Israelite.
Abram Hirschberg of
JERUSALEM.—Graf Zeppelin,
Rabbi
Temple Shalom, Chicago, Ill., will 'giant dirigible, had its nose turned

GRAF ZEPPELIN DROPS
CONFETTI ON THRONG
IN TEL AVIV ON PURIM

; speak at Founder's Day exercises. toward home after cruising over
I He is a graduate of the Hebrew I Palestine and the Holy Land.
The dirigible appeared over the
Union College, class of 1895. Dr.
FAY GORELICK
I Julian Morgenstern, president of Palestine coast Tuesday at Haifa
at 3:15 p. m. and bucked hea d-
the
college,
probably
will
introduce
Alice Singer, Anna Zack, Helen
Mrs. Ruth S. winds down the coast to Jaffa,
Gorelick, Mildred Gorelick, Zelda Rabbi Hirschberg.
college which was reached at 6:18 p. m.
Rosenthal, Annette Isaacs, Leo- Greenfield will direct the
At Tel Aviv the passengers
choir in the musical program.
Reva
Goldman
Es-
re
Markson
no
dropped confetti over crowds of
they Sklar Celia Katchan, Bessie
. T. A.
Jews who had gathered to cele•
.
Freda
Gull',
Eva
Weiner,
Kinitzer,
Purim and at Ra leh mails
Dorothy Heiman, Ruth Goodgold,, Mond, son of Lord Melcbett, was bale
I victorious in the Parliamentary brought from Germany were
E
Tox
teth
dropped
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PP, •

"In this country our leaders the company as well as his agency
have concluded to stop discussing because of its expansion through.
out the union.
general principles and historical
M. E. O'Brien, president of the
perspectives and are united in a
sincere common effort to make Detroit Life, will retain his posi-
tion, as will most of the other offi-
possible a normal life in the coun-
cials. Mr. O'Brien in commenting
r try in which Jews have a primary upon the transaction said: "The
opposed to the
interest as Jews. This campaign entry
original program
of our company into the
should have the ardent support of group
of Zionism can
of insurance companies
any and all Jews who take an in- owned and operated by Insurance
consistently and
terest in the welfare of the Jew- Securities Company, Inc., is pro-
logically support
ish people. In our day Palestine gressive and is a great step for
the forthcoming
l b' a great unifier of the Jewish peo-
in our history. Our capital
United Palestine
ple and contains an inspiration for funds will be substantially in-
Appeal campaign.
us,
no
matter
what
our
philosophy
creased
and the business of the
The interests of
I or sympathy.
. company will be extended into
Jews in the re-
"The
experts
selected
by
Louis
every
state
in the United States
build i ng o f th e
' Marshall, Dr. Lee K. Frankel and through the medium of the nation-
land can no
Felix
Warburg
have
made
an
ex-
,
wide
agency
organization of the
longer be limited
haustive report showing the con- companies with which we become
t 0 any small Dr. Franklin.
ditions
in,
and
possibilities
of,
Pal-
The
increase in our
: associated.
group. The way has been cleared
for a hearty co-operation between estine. In general the report is business and the other advantages
very
laudatory
of
what
has
been
result
from
this associa-
;which will
Zionists and non-Zionists, and it
and enthusiastic ition will better enable us to meet
is only by grasping the opportu- accomplished
all
competitive
conditions."
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