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FLINT NOTES

The Talmud Torah of the Jew-
ish Community ('enter of Flint
held a semi-annual public exam-
ination last Sunday, April 2H, in
the presence of the parents and all
members of the Beth Israel Con-
gregation. Bernard Isaacs, super-
intendent of the United Hebrew
Schools of Detroit, conducted the
examination of the various classes.
The Flint Talmud Torah has a two-
fold system of teaching, both
Ivrith blvrith and the Hebrew.
English system.
Over half a hundred children
were examined in the various sub.
jrcts comprising the curriculum,
namely: In Bible, Jewish history,
teligion, Hebrew language and
grammar. The children of the
different classes accredited them.
selves very satisfactorily, as Mr.
Isaacs stated later in his address
before the members assembled. ,
The afternoon was further enliv-
ened by the children singing Jew-
ish folksongs and national songs.
Prizes were then awarded by Mr.
Jacob Safer, president of the con-
gregation, to a number of children
who made particular progress dur-
ing the term. Refreshments were
served to all by the Sisterhood of
the congregation.
Rabbi Arthur Ginzler is religious
leader of the Jewish Community
Center.

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STEVENS A. C. SENIOR CHAMPIONS

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tkon-wide and whole-hearted (.0
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he was glad to think that England
operation in the Oct campaign fo r Dr. Sukenik Believes Uncov - was the second community to take
the industrial and general eco
a share in the Agency which was
ered Synagogue Points
monde reconstruction of the dis
created by international treaty,
To Jewish Origin.
tressed Jews of Eastern Europe
under which it is given power of
and to extend my best wishes ti
responsibility of a very wide
Wythe Williams, in a wireless character.
those gathered at the Ort reoin
struction banquet in New York tt story from Berlin to the New
The Jewis h . gency und er t h e
' York Times la s
further this humane program."
t Monday, gives mandate is a lady which ought t o
the following interesting foots of exercise a ranch
greater and more
Einstein's Message.
to
new excavations in Palestine:
important influence on the develop-
"Fruitful constructive work o
( Discoveries have recently been merit of P an
alestine th it has in
the Ort merits universal support,'
' made in Palestine which may prove the past years. In spite of the
declared Professor Einstein. "I to be as important
as
the recent good work done, the position of
greet with joy American Jewry's
excavations in Egypt at King Tut- the Agency,
effort to develop the creative
as originally con-
forces for the Wholesome restora- . ankh.Amen's tomb. They were re- ceived, has not received that (Men.
ported
here during the present con- lion nor has its advice and counsel
tion of Jewish economic life in
gress that commemorates the can- been sufficiently asked by those
Eastern Europe."
Regret that Governor Roosevelt tennial of the Berlin Archaeologi• who look after the fortunes of Pel-
was unable to attend was ex- eel Institute. estine. He believes that the reason
Dr. Sukenik, professor of arehea- is due to the fact that the Zionist ,
pressed by Mrs. Roosevelt, herself
ology at the University of Jeru- were not speaking as a united
0 social worker of distinction.
salem,
who has been directing ex- Jewry, but as a section of the Jew-
With the imagination, sympathy,
vision of the Ort leaders, whose cavations at. Beth Alpha, a small ish race. "The downfall of Israel
community in a glen in the Gilboa was due more to the internal dim-
endeavor is to prevent starva-
tion, "nothing can fail and any- foothills, believes the origin of putes than to outside action. Jews
thing may be accomplished," de- the Jewish race may eventually be ought to prove now that they have
traced as a result of epigraphs in learned the lesson," he declared.
The Stevens A. ('. won the championship of the Jewish Cents!'
clared Mrs. Roosevelt.
mosaics taken from a synagogue „
Athletic League, winning nine and losing three games during, the
Gov
representatives whi, which
• The Jewish Agency is not season. The o
m to defeat the champs were
It teas
•
the Tr 'se
sent messages were Ambassador which has
just
been
uncovered
and
merely
a
plan,
it
is
nut
merely
a
the Strangers A. C. and the lien B
dates from the reign of the
lacy A. (', 'Phis k is the first time that
F. F. von Prottwitz of Germany;
body to collect money. I hope it the Stevenites have won a championship in any sport conducted by
Emperor Justinian.
13. K. Balutis, envoy extraordinary
Dr. Sukenik maintains that this will never collect money, because the athletic council. Team work and all-round play won the basket.
and minister plenipotentiary of , mosaic is one of the must impor- this is not its proper function. The hall crown for the winners.
Lithuania; Dr. Ferdinand Veverka, rant archaeological discoveries in Agency is a powerful cause not
Friendship is love without either
George Abramowitz and Normie Kaufman, the latter captain of
minister of Czechoslovakia; the study of Palestinian Judaism only with access to the British
flowers or veil—J. C. Hare.
George Gretziano, minister of Ru- since the destruction of Jerusalem government but to the permanent the winners, were selected on the All-Jewish Center senior team, while
l'operowsky and Eddie Zack made the second team.
mania; Tytus Filipowicz, minister by Hadrian and that from now on mandates commission of the
Picture shows, seated, from left to right: Sam Haider ( forward 1.
of Poland, and Arthur Lule, con- it may, front a comparison at the League of Nations. It hits power
Milton Greenwald (forward), Norman Kaufman (guard and capitio,
sul-general of Latvia.
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' Beth Alpha synagogue, be possible to make its voice heard and its h e - Irving Toporowsky (guard). Standing, from left to rig:ff : Harry
The high commissioner of the to state the age of all antiquities. fluence felt in the interests of the
M'elt (forward), Norman Zacks (center), George Abr 31110W it (CV,
league of Nations sent a message
Jewish people in Palestine," Lord ter), and Claude Stevens (backer).
Accidental Discovery.
stating: "Plea, accept halt
The professor believes that Beth Melchett stated.
wishes for success of your meeting Alpha may become the mark of
"During the long road of
and further development of our distinction between the periods of troubles since the Balfour Decht-
mutual co.operation."
, Hadrian and Herakles.
ration, some people have allowed
Radiograms from distinguished
Only a few weeks ago word was their zeal to outrun their disere-
Jewish leaders throughout the ' received at the University of Jeru- lion, but now they have learned
world wishing the movement here I aalem that the inhabitants of Beth that Palestine is inhabited by
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success were received. Otto I Alpha, while digging in a court- Arabs with whom they will have to
AND TINNING
Schiff, famous English banker and yard for water, found a mosaic live on terms of friendship, co-op-
Repair Work
philanthropist,
anthrost, and Sir Meyer pavem•nt. Dr. Sukenik immesh. eration and even brotherhood. I
The Sisterhood of Congregation
On the evenings of Play Ili and
Spielman, vice-president of the ately had the pavement removed cannot see why there should be Shaarey Zedek is planning a rum-
Promptly attended to, either in
19, the Center Players of the Mel-
Anglo-Jewish Association: wired: and found, in the middle of a pl ace any conflict between Jews and
Monroe or any of the beaches
"Please accept our best wishes for inhabited for years and visited by Arabs. It is unnecessary to attach mage sale for the benefit of the bourne Jewish Center will present
the SUCCVNS in your endeavors. dozens of scientists annually, the too much importance to a certain congregation for the week begin- in the auditorium of the Center
114 West Front Si
Nothing
can help better than voca- walls of a synagogue that was resolution passed at a so-called all- ning Stay 20. Now that Spring building there productions, Alice
Phone 198
tional training, supply of tools and scarcely a hand's-breadth under Arab congress in Palestine. I be- cleaning is taking place, there is Gertensberg's "The Potboiler," Ru-
fus Learsi's "Ilis Children," and
machinery, settlement on land and the surface of the earth. lieve that a great measure of the
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clothing, dishes, furniture, ec., to a third production as yet unan-
transference of declassed to pro-
The area now excavated meas. conflict is being stirred an not in
nounced.
be
It
' (furtive occupation. Your efforts ores 28x14 meters and the build- the country and not by the peo ,
no ou ot
a inspiration to workers ing faces Jerusalem. The walls of the race but by outsiders f P"' will be of some resale value. The
If the enthusiasm of the players
will be n
here and Europe generally."
are of rough limestone, from the sinister obj&qs. I hope that t he committee in charge trill be glad and the keen interest displayed in
to call for such items.
their rehearsals he a criterion, the
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The immediate carrying out of Gilboa hills, and they show traces Jewish Agency will now become ne
a'
the Ort program was urged in a of plaster and paint. powerful and fruitful weapon tno
Arrangements have been made presentation of these three pr o -
cablegram received front Dr. Jo-
warehouse to sort and store ductions promises a thoroughly en-
The forecourt and courtyard tight through the difficulties," Lo rd for
seph Rosen, director of the J. D. were paved with white and black Melchett stated.
the various articles prior to the joyable evening for everyone pres-
C. work in Russia.
limestone mosaic formed of large, "Palestine is today one of t h e scale, a nd contributors are asked ent.
stone squares placed in simple most progressive countries," h e to call Mrs. Herbert Warner,
Much time has been given by
Night Hawk Club Dance lineal ornamentation. But in the continued. "I believe that it h as chairman of the automobile corps, 31iss M. Levin, the director, in
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prayer hall, which was divided into made progress during the la st at Longfellow 7301, or any mem- grooming the players for their cli-
This Sunday.
three naves by pillars of black ba- seven years more than any plc ee bar of her committee which hi- matic presentations.
alt, rises a mosaic of bright and in the world. After cities ha ve eludes the following:
Steam and Water Fitting
The following constitute the cast
The Site Ilawk Club will feature t wautiful colors. The stones meas. been established, colonies replac
ed
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mrs. De- of "The Potboiler:" Samuel Him-
Sheet Metal Work
the O'Keh Recording Orchestra u re only half a centimeter and malarious swamps, the Jord
an viol Diamond, Mrs. Sol Pearlman, nod, Gus Nurbims, Gladys Krause,
that played at its fall frolic, at j( hey are of natural colors set in 22 harnessed and cheap power pr
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o- Mrs. Ira Copeland, Mrs. Sant Kup- Ituth Krause, Simon Rich, Albert
the dance this Sunday evening, lifferent shades. The colors of the duced, it is foolish to ask wheth
er lan, Mrs. Jack Brown, Airs. Al- Graff, Nathaniel Berke.
May 5, at Hotel Statler. This or- j
125 South Monroe
ewelry worn by the angels and by this thing is going to be a su e- beet 31. Jordan, Mrs. Morris
The following constitute the cast
chestra decided to assume the Nile
'into of the zodiac—emeralds, cess.' It is a success. Are y ou Prince, Mts. have Lichtig, Mrs.
Phone 38-J
nt "Ilis Children:" Ralph Bern-
Hawk name for future use. At t opaz and amethysts—are shown going to participate in the su
c- Barney Smith, Mrs. Ben Fenton, stein, Morris Averhach, Violet
the dance, there will be various I iy crystal squares. The inscrip. cess? or are you going to alto
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w Ind Mrs. Euhg.ti• Tereny.
Weiss, Nathan Bean, Gus Nuchima.
, entertainments by artists now op- t ion is in both Hebrew and Greek, other people to take up the bene fit
;tiering in leading theaters.
a nd all is in a remarkable state of of the success which you ha vs.
preservation. made. This question wants sol e-
Concerning the pictures par- ing, fairly quickly," he declare d.
trayed in the mosaic, Professor "When I saw the electric power of
Sukenik says: Jerusalem in the hands of a powe r-
"In the history of art we have ful British firm; when I saw ou
found at Beth Alpha the connect. ciders acquiring land, erectii ig
ing link of the road from Jeru- works, inaugurating hotels an
salem to Rome."
, touring agencies, which are ve ry,
Drawing. Are Primitive.
profitable, I began to wonder wh r
The drawings in the Beth Alpha the Jews are going to take the i t
mosaics are of such a primitive share in the development of th
and obviously original style that, country. As a hardened busine
according to their discovery, it is man, when Israel Zangwill op-
out of the question to believe that proached me on the Zionist sub.
they have any connection with the ject, I replied 'I will become a
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higher and late Greek art. Zionist if Palestine is ever freed
FISK TIRES AND TUBES
One portion shows a sun chariot from the rule of Turkey. In 192,1
drawn by four horses, distinctly I told Dr. Weizmann that if I find
Radio Batteries and Radio Power Units
pictured as masks and not as living that the country is not going to be
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nimals. The feet have no pro- a success, I reserve the (liberty t
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portion to the heads. This, says say so. In 1921 Palestine was a
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Dr. Sukenik, is an expression of romance, in 1928 it became a
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symbolization.
proposition.
Such symbolization is shown in
"Palestine has something which!
,other pictures. The 12 figures of no colonies had before, namely,',
t he zodiac are portrayed and devotion to service and a great,
among them Virgo is shown sitting ideal. However, the problem still
on a throne, which is distinctly a open to be solved is one of meth'-.l
forerunner of the Holy Virgin in and not of principle. The upbuild.
the early Byzantine mosaics. , ing work is a slow task requiring'
Also in the portrayal of Abra- patience, tenacity and courage. 1
ham sacrificing Isaac, with an altar ant gad that Anglo-Jewry hoc
and a tree to which a rain is tied. taken the step uplifting its po,
all is as primitive in style as is the tion in the face of the
art of Abyssinia. people and the world. The entire
In a perfectly naturalistic draw.' world looks to a united Jewry to ,
ing of the scorpion, God's hand re-' make a great success because Hie
places God's voice while Isaac is foundation is truly well laid."
being sacrificed. It is the same
spirit of symbolism that created
from lxthus (the Greek word for
fish I the symbol of Christ's name
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"At Home" Program:
God's voice becomes God's out-
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The Philomathic Debating Club
stretched hand, and so the Jew in
the village at Beth Alpha drew the sponsored the "at home" in the
Little
Theater last Sunday eve- ,
hand in the same manner as the
Christian drew the fish in the cata- ning. The mock trial which was
vinasmormimmincirrowimminvarmimmiumninEr gu
presented
was written by the crest.'
combs of Rome.
Dr. Sukenik plans to return to The characters were: PrOseelli
Shine,
Albert
Williams; def,' 1 ,
Palestine in Jaye and continue the
.
work already begun near the third Counsel Rain, Paul Brener;
Max
Simons;
bailis
and clerk. I'
wall of Jerusalem and in the City
of David, where he has already bert Silber; witnesses, I •
found traces or the Jewish nation Greenberg, Sidney Slobin, Nal
which, even after the insurrection Shur, Nathan Burke, Leo
of Bar Kochba in the year 133 A. Jack Greenberg. The "at h..1,. ,
I)., WM not quite so impoverished program on this coming Sue ,
evening will be a radio my
or suppressed.
party.
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in which is owned by the Nash
Motors Company, to the board of
directors of Nash Motors was an-
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Mr. Seaman, who has long been
recognized as an outstanding
leader in the automobile body
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identified with Nash Motors ever
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access win by the famous salon
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Horseback Riding:
Arrangements have been ,
pleted for riding lessons. A
Red number of reservations e
be accepted for this activity ,
it is, therefore, advised that G. ,
who are interested in taking
vantage of this sport make
reservations immediatly.

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Camp:

Camp will be open for the in
of June as a rest home for e -
and women who need quiet. 16 ... -
(rations are now being taken Jit
the clubhouse, 89 Rowena stn.'.

Mother's Day Program:
Mrs. Claire Wickersham is in
charge of the Mother's Day pro-
gram to which all members are in.
vited to bring their mothers. The
one-act play, ''Conflict," by Stein.
berg, will be presented in the Lit-
tle Theater, as well as a musical
program. Tea will be served in
the clubhouse following the pro-
gram.

"His Captive Woman" Held
Over Second Week.
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Milton Sills and Dorothy Mac.
kaill are repeating the Successthey
scored in "The Barker" with their
new talking picture, "His Captive
Woman," at the Madison. It is •
romantic love story of Broadway
and the South Seas. George Faw-
cett heads the supporting cast and
makes his debut so a talking pie-1

tore star.

The clubs at the Young Wom-
en's Hebrew Association were en-
tertained at their weekly open
house last Sunday, April 28, by
the Philomathic Debating Club.,
The program consisted of a mock
trial.

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