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VOL. XXVII. NO. 26
SHAAREY ZEDEK TO
START WORK SOON
ON NEW SYNAGOGUE
Plans Completed and Drive
For Funds Among Mem-
bers to be Renewed.
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929,
NOW, WHO'S WHO?
Courts
Confi•e ■ te
Bod ■ pest
Edition of "Who's Who in
Hungarian Jewry."
BUDAPEST.--(J. T.
--
Six thousand see011 hundred
copies of the first edition of the
Hungarian Jewish Biographical
Dictionary, a sort of "who's
who in Hungarian Jewry," was
seized by the police as the re-
sult of a decision rendered by
the Budapest court.
The court ruled in the com-
plaint of Professor Wessly of
the University of Fuenfkirchen,
who was included in the who's
who and described as an Hun-
garian Christian of Jewish ori-
gin. Professor Wessly, as many
others of the nobility and of so-
cial standing in Hungarian so-
ciety, complained against the
editors, who asserted that they
were either of Jewish origin or
baptized Jews. The court ruled
that describing a Magyar as a
former Jew is libel. Professor
Wessly is a Christian and a
ntember of the nobility.
The publishers have appealed
to a higher court against the
confiscation order.
JEWISH CONGRESS
DECIDES TO GO ON
WITH ITS PROGRAM
Bernard S. Deutsch, New
York Lawyer, Succeeds
Dr. Wise as President.
CLUE TO MURDER
National Fund Bose. Lead to
Discovery of Mural
Jew:th Family.
-----
LENIBERG.--- (J. T. A.)
Two Jewish National Fund
boxes led to the discovery or
the murderers if a Jewish fam-
ily. The crime was committed
last year in the village of Uha-
nor, where the Jewish tailor,
Mordecai Hanz, his wife and
son, were found killed. The
p o lice, after long investigation.
were unable to discover the
murderers and the matter was
dropped.
Now, the Jewish hotel pro-
prietor, Judenberg, came to the
police and told that on the night
of the murder he saw the peas-
ant, Jan Kshatkovsky and hi.,
sister hiding near the house of
the Jewish tailor, Judenberg
did not inform the police earlier
because of threats made against
him by Kshatkovsky, but he was
unable to keep the secret longer.
Upon investigation the police
were inclined to doubt Judea.
berg, because no proof could
be found. However, just •t ,
they were giving up the search,
two blue boxes, like those placed
in many Jewish homes for col-
lections for the Jewish National
Home, were found in Kshat-
kovsky's possession. The num-
bers on the boxes were checked
with the Jewish National Fund
office here and it was ascer-
tained that these boxes had be-
longed to Hanz, the murdered
Jewishtailor. Kshatkovsky was
arrested and his trial is expect•
ed soon.
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NEW B'NAI MOSHE 42 Beth El High LEADERS IN UNITED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
Pupils Graduate
SYNAGOGUE TO BE
FOR $150,000 CONFIDENT OF RAISING
DEDICATED SUNDAY cr"t̀v, `,!;(1 (ena..l e0:Deeis. Re- FULL QUOTA BY END OF DRIVE SUNDAY
Franklin.
Detroit Jewish Leaders and
Rabbis to Speak at
Exercises.
. lb $75,000 Reported Raised at Luncheon on Tuesday; As
4ongrega t' to
whio . h (mod
This
capacity of the Temple Was pre
Issue Goes to Press, More Than Two-Thirds
ant
last
Sunday
morning
to
grey
KAHN IS ARCHITECT
Of
Quota
is
Believed
Subscribed.
the return of Dr. Leo M. Frank
PLEA IS HEARD FOR
OF NEW STRUCTURE
in and to witness the commence
MAYOR LODGE TO BE
JEWISH UNIVERSITY
DEDICATION SPEAKER mem. exercises of Temple Beth E - INSPIRING RALLY LAST SUNDAY EVENING
Building to be "Expression
High School.
MARKED OFFICIAL OPENING OF CAMPAIGN
Resolution Adopted Seeking
Dr. Franklin was evident)}
of Old. Yet Ever New
Judge Keidan Will Address touched by the enthusiasm of the
Rapproachment With
Ideal."
'
Masterful
Banquet; Deutelbaum to
Address by William J. Schroder of Cincinnati
reception accorded him, and hs
Jewish Committee.
Be Toastmaster.
took the occasion to pay a tribute
Inspires Workers; Judge Alfred J. Murphy, Fred M.
Shaarey Zedek congregation, at
—
of
gratitude
to
Rabbi
Leon
Fran
1
ATLANTIC CITY.— (J. T. A.)
Butzel, Dr. Leo M. Franklin, N. M. Gross Speak.
one time the leading Conservative
The dedication
and formal for having carried along the bur
—Eleven years after the adjourn-
congregation in the west, prom-
opening of the new ll'inti Moshe den of the whole work id the Tem
ment of the first meeting of the
ises again to take its proper place
-
With
half of the quota toward the $150,000
Synagogue, on Dexter boulevard plc during the six months of tht
United
American Jewish Congress, held in
in Je•ry's sun.
at Lawrence avenue, will be ob- Sabbatical 1 m•ation.
' Jewish Campaign reported raised at a luncheon at the
Philadelphia, December 191/3, at
Some five years ago, when tip
served at ceremonies this Sunday
Jacob Nathan, chairman of the , Phoenix Club on Tuesday, the second day of the drive,
which
time
the
groups
participat-
synagogue at Willis and Brusl 1
afternoon and evening.
School Board of Temple' Beth El , with additional
ing in the Congress were divided
sums reported which were believed,
streets was serving, its membershii
The ceremonies will begin at 2 distributed the diplomas.
on
00 the question whether the body
well though the majority ha(
' Thursday, to have exceeded the two-thirds mark, confidence is ex-
p. ni . with a rally in the assembly
Token. of Honor.
was to be of a pyrmanent charac-
already moved their residences
pressed by lesders in the campaign that the sum asked for will be
hall, on Lawrence avenue, which Melville S. Welt, presented the raised. The campaign is to
ter,
the
American
Jewish
Congress
north and west, it was sensed that
close with a final canvass this Sunday.
will mark the transfer of the tokens of honor. Ile presented the
at its biennial meeting in session
a new synagogue must soon be
As we go to press, Harry II. Ilielfield, chairman of the general
Scrolls of the law by an escort of Young People's Temple Club :wiled.
here again faced the problem: "to
constructed if the membership was
$division in the campaign, and his
honor. Honors to members who arship medals to Rose Ft. Entner,
be or nut to be,"
to be adequately cared for, in the
associates are exerting their best
have contributed of their efforts Thyrza Goldstick, Jack Rom and
The question assumed part
near future.
tM-u-
efforts to the end that the original
toward this new synagogue will Jacob I. Weissman; the rallies'
lar interest following the announce-
,q,u.roitt.,: d asked for may be oversub-
The congregation voted to pur-
also be awarded at the same dine. medal for student leadership to
ment made by Dr. Stephen S. Wise
chase a new site and to construct
Dedicatory Ceremonies.
Roloert N. ',Mazer, and he named
in his presidential message that he
a new synagogue without delay. A
Included as there are in this
At 2:30 p. nn., in the plain audi- for honorable mention in scholar.
will not accept reelection, it is un-
suitable site of sufficient area was
thane more than 35 local, national
torium on Dexter boulevard, the ship 'Minerva Federman, Mildred
lerstood, in an executive session
found and the land purchase made,
and international causes, leaders
dedicatory ceremonies will Ito held Goldberg, Benjamin Ilarris and
if the executive committee held
bordering on Chicago boulevard,
under the chairmanship of lien F. Id a R orh yt
Federation Formed at An - in the campaign are striving to
Saturday night prior to the open
Lawton and Rochester.
Goldman, secretary of the emigre.
make the drive a genuine people's
Rabbi Leon Fram urged the
pg session.
nual Convention Held
contribution to the causes repre-
gatjon and chairman of the corn- graduates to prepare themselves
A campaign for funds for the Rabbi Ashinskv on National
Mena Rabbi Cheered.
In New York.
mitts' on dedication. Cantor A. for
,
sented, and the general division In
new building was projected dur•
Jewish community service. Ile e
Executive; Dann Heads
_
About 200 delegates represent
A. Rosenfeld and choir will chant
therefore aiming to at least 3,000
Mg the High Holy days season of
aduates who
t he opening prayer, and an ad- asked those of the graduates
N EW YORK,—Nathan Levy,
kers. A last-minute appeal
ng fraternal orders, Zionist group
Agency Committee.
1925 and a splendid response ob-
remained
in
the
city
to
take
train-
Imminent
dress of welcome
•
tome
t :ill b be delivered
and delegates at large attended th et
New York builder and subscrih
tained.
mg at Beth El College of Jewish Jewish communal leader, was elect•: h toi wor ers called upon them to
sessions.
The
reading
by
Dr.
IV
is
Lawsuit Won.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.—(J. T. A.)
by President Robert Rosenberg. Studies for teaching M the Jewish
1 president of the United Syne-
reach guarantee
all their prospects
Rabbi Nloses Fischer will deliver R it
thereby
the success and
of his presidential message evoked
of
After sketches were made, how. —A unanimous vote of confidence ,
gious School o • for leadg.
ink
the dedicatory sermon. The bane-
gogue of America at the closing , the campa i gn .
to comment at the first two ses-
ever, opposition on the part of one was given to the 13ublick adminis-
of
(p.,,ing
Rall y.
,
diction by Morris
s , s:d o n of the annual convention
T he
ions Sunday afternoon and eye-
tration
at
the
close
of
the
third
s
Gunsberg will the students who were going to which
or two lot owners in the neighbor-
be followed by addresses by Mayor o ut_o f.t 0w0
Was held at the Hotel Astor.
ing, but it was related that in the
Approximately 300 leaders in-
hood developed and suit threat- session of the Mizrachi convention n
univer
es to
to take
John C. Lodge, Fred SI.
xecut session on Saturday
The convention began on Sunday
as well as Reform Jew-
Butzezl, work in the deartment
ened. To hasten this, or rather in session here, following a long v
p
s of Sent- May
Y
A
.
M
.
Hehm
rs
May
19,
with joint sessions of t e; Orthodox
ight
sharp
disagreement
with
Dr.
community of Detroit were
an,
Leo
II.
tics
and
at
the
Schools
of
Relit;
test it, excavation for the building general debate during which the I n
U nited Synagogues of America, the present at the opening
Franklin, A M Ashinsky and Jo-
Vise's policy on several points, in-
administration
was
criticized
by
. p. ing ofhe
. t
was begun in March, 1927. Simul-
in and to participate in the activ- R'umen's
seph Thurnin.
haling that of the Jewish Agency,
League and the Young WO
e 000 United Jewish Campaign
lan•ouslY, suit was started against some delegates, while others dwelt
A :social hour, from 5:30 to 6;30, ides of the Menorah Societies and People's League, with 5(10 delegates , at them Phoenix Cu
as voiced by som e of the members Jacob Miller Class to be I n.
largely
on
the
proposal
of
Rabbi
m
n
at
an
!nr-
o
the congregation, alleging viola-
will precede a banquet to be given the Mittel Foundations. Ile called in attendance.
f the committee. In his message
mal supper-rally Sunday night. It
itiated at Ceremonies
tion of building restrictions, and Saul Silber of Chicago that the
in the evening under the auspices he attention of the congregation
he president also touched upon the
Union
of
Orthodox
Rabbis
:
was
a
very
auspicious
occasion,
and
t,
.
The
Sunday
evening
session
an injunction restraining the con-
Was
On June 16.
of the Sisterhood of thecohere- W the fact that while up to a few
lassena attempt at transplanting
b y adva nce su b scription
I, over to a dinner at which the
gregation from proceeding with other organizations and individuals '
gallon, with Mrs . Adolph Deutsch years ago Jewish parents consid-
principal speakers were Acting of $60,000 towards the quota to
• the construction was obtained. supporting Jerusalem institutions he ritual murder (-barge to Amer
end
the
religious
education
of
their
Os
chairman
of
the
committee
in
Next Monday night, May 27,
Governor Ilerliert II. Lehman
-an soil. In .speaking of this in
be raised during the week ending
This suit was decided favorably to of the old type warn then; that
of
children complete at the age of 13,
Pisgah Lodge No, 34, 1. 0. B. B., charge.
the congregation. Yet, those ini- support will be discontinued if ' ident, lie. Wise drew. the Otto,
now the parents of Temple Beth New York, Dr. Elias Margolis of May 20. It was important also
Speakers at Banquet.
will hold first nomination of offi-
Mount Vernon, Prof. Isrucl David-. because the addresses delivered
tinting the suit appealed to the they continue to lend financial aid t ion of the delegates to the pros
Julius Deutelbaurn will be the EI were tasoperating with the
cers. At this meeting the investi-
nee
in
the
audience
of
Rabbi
Ber-
to
the
ultra-Orthodox
group
to
e
eon of the Jewish Theulogwal Sem- during the evening formed an itn-
state supreme court, where, on
gating committee. will report on . toastmaster at the banquet. Speak- School of Religion and sending, inary and Michael ;stavitsky of : pressive symposium on the ques-
carry
out
their
separatist
policy.
1
Brennglass
of
Massena,
whom
4'
April 1, 192S, the decision of the
0 praised as a courageous Jewish the candidates for the Jacob Mil- ers at the banquet will be Presi- theirsons and daughters to the Ite- Newark. At the close of the meet- tion of Jewish education.
Rabbi
Silber's
point
that
with
h
lower court was upheld. Suit was
ler class who have been investi- dent Rosenberg, Rabbis Moses ligious School all the way through ing a total subscription of $170,-
Fred M. Butte!, as toastmaster
next commenced seeking to forbid the American charity funds given piritual leader, who acted with
Fischer, Harold
Rosenthal and thi g h School a ge.
of the evening, made an issue of
0110 was announced. Acting
ignity and decision in a trying nut- gated to date, and they will be bal-
• the vacating of the alley which to the old institutions in Jerusalem
Gov-
Valedictorian's Address.
Leon From, Judge Ilarry 13. Kei-
loted upon.
the question of Jewish education
the
Agudath
Israel
is
enabled
to
n
tent.
The
Rabbi
of
Massena
was
ernor
Lehman
expressed
a
keen
In
was necessary to the success of
,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin in his see-
The by-laws provide that every tan and Nathaniel H. Goldstick.
tercet in the educational aspect of when he expressed the wish that
the building project. This case, carry on its political work against warmly applauded by the audi.
nee.
six months there should be an Vocal numbers at the banquet will ,ton on "The Way Out" stressed the United Synagogue work and some who deprecated the schools
too, was decided favorably for the the Zionist Organization and the,'
be
rendered
by
Cantor
Rosenblatt,
the
importance
of
Jewish
know)-
spoke of the necessity of proper- ' would take time off and go to
A message of greeting was re- election of officers, to be preceded accompaniedby Mrs. Emory edge'.
congregation but was likewise ap- unified community principle, was
Knowing what the Jewish ing Jewish children for Jewish. these schools to study them. "Pea
pealed to the state supreme court picked up by many delegates and ct ared from Nahum Sokolow, chair- by three nominations. President Benin*.
people has been, he said, "will give and
American citizenship and ul.: pie who do not approve of the
and though the decision of the, made the major feature of the Ms. m an of the Zionist Executive, who folios Deutelbaum urges all mem-
The dedication committee, tin. us a decent pride in being what we
Hebrew Schools should go
timate leadership.
lower court was upheld the case cussion. Strong expression was d eclared that the existence of the bers to attend these meetings, and der the chairmanship of Mr. Gold. are."
thae- there and see for themselves the
need for better orilahMsztere
was appealed to the United States given to the demand that the Je- A merican Jewish Congress is es- name the men they prefer to lead man, consists of Adolph Beck,
reuiere
The
Temple
High
School
Choir
l
i
op
ra
k
s,,
t
h
i
oanto
,i is adpope
n ea,'1'
the
lodge.
rusalem
institutions
be
warned
of
a,
tBut.
he zehlodoe-
is
• tial for the general Jewish
tional facilities and for a nyordi-
supreme court.
Finally, in No-
Philip Berkowitz, Eugene Brume'', sang Idelsohn's anthem "The Cov-
meted method of Jewish education claret!. This statement brought an
At the conclusion of the. meet- Julius
vember, 1925, the highest tribunal the possibility of discontinuance c a roses.
Deutelbaum,
Adolph enant at Sinai."
f
of the support. Opinions along
Mr.
or
which would inspire in the young' .
in the land deckled in favor of the
Heinrich Sliosherg, Russian Je•- ing next Nlonday, Dr. Paul G. Deutsch, Anthony Deutsch, Henry
Jack Rom, a member of the class,
from William J. Schroder of Cin-
congregation and at last the way these lines were voiced by Rabbi is h leader formerly of St. Peters. Rohr, educational director of A. Deutsch, Elias Einezig, Jacob delivered a beautiful valedictory a love and understanding of the ,
was cleared for commencement of II. Brody, Denver; Rabbi Mandel- i t,
WJR, who has previously thrilled Farkas, Max Fixler, Julius Fried- address in which he told of the en- history and vulture! background of , cinnati, principal speaker of the
'rg
who
is
now
on
a
visit
to
this
evening.
haum, Louisville , Ky.; Charles
ludaism.
operations.
a
Wnai
B'rith
audience,
has
by
•
The Problem of Education.
bi Eckstein, (.ì untry, addressed the session flo- popular request been secured to man, Jacob Gelbman, Jacob richnwnt which his life had re-
A good deal of the session on
In the meantime conditions had Geffen, Cleveland; Rabbi
Cleveland; A. Gelman. St.
f oring his belief in the usefulness deliver another address. Follow- David Goodfrientl, Ernest Good- ceived through the study of Jew- Sunday Was devoted to a sympos-
in e problem of Jewish educe-
it—,
changed, new ideas developed. A
Louis; Rabbi M. Rosenblatt, Pitts.' i the American Jewish Congress. ing the meeting, lunch and re- friend, Nathan Goodman, II. S. ish literature. and history and of
um on "The Position of the Syne-, lion should be met promptly,"
new set of plans had to be drawn.
Greenbaum, Joseph Grossfield. his gratitude to the Temple for
burgh; Rabbi Abraham Shapiro, ` is a falacy, he' stated, to be freshments will be served free.
Mr.
Schroder, who is nationally
pogo°
in
Modern
Jewish
Life."
This required time. Now the plans
at raid of the charge of internation.
Sam Gunsberg : Armin Hartman, having accorded him the opportun-
Utica, N. Y.; Rabbi Isaac Stolman,
Banquet June 16.
The convention listened with rapt prominent in communal work, de-
have been completed, bids have
Joseph Hirschfield, Bela Jacoby, ilk's of the Temple High School.
Detroit; A. Cohen, Louisville, Ky., 8 ,4 ism in the work to protect the
. "We are facia g a l
clared
attention
to
the
reports
of
S.
Iler-
.
red
been advertised for and taken,
Last Monday night, May 20, a Alex Klein, Emanuel Klein. Mar-
ghts of the Jewish populations.
Next Sunday, May 26, Dr. '; alit Holden, retiring president, and , problem as Jews and as Ameri-
and the contract is about to be let. and others.
he anti-Semites have long been joint meeting of the board of di- tin Klein, Ben Klein, Joseph Franklin will speak on "Dabblers
talold
Samuel
M.
Cohen,
executive
cans.
Juvenile
court
studies
show
Opposition
to
this
movement,
„
e
The campaign for funds projected
Ilarry Lefko Louis in Religion."
ganized internationally.
While rectors and the organization com- Kornfield,
lirector. Mr. Golden announced that the vast number of those who
in 1925 must now again be revived arguing for greater tolerance, was et , rtain groups and outstanding in- mittee was held. Many more appli- befko, Ilarry Mulch, Joseph Mehl',
Following his custom of the last'
ast s he objective of the convention "to land in courts have no religious at.
in order to renew subscriptions led be Rabbi Z. Leiter, Pittsburgh. di viduals in the f i nite,' States have
Ben Miller, Morris Rosenberg, Leo three years. Fred Butzel will ad-
torpetuate and formulate plans of filiation& Studies of desertions
(Turn to Last Page.I
allowed to lapse because of the and Rabbi J. Greenwald, Colon,- se ught to protect the rights e,f Jews
Schinagel, Bernard L. Sims, James dress the High School Assembly .,
tetion for the promotion of Con- and of the failure of people to
The preponderance (if „.
protracted court proceedings and bus, 0.
herever they were endangered
Sobel, Alex Stein, Emanuel Ur- Sunday morning, May 26, at 9:30
irvative Judaism, to discuss ques- sustain family ties also reveal that
opinion was in favor of such „,
bath.
el to seek ameliorative measures
on the problems of the Jewish coin. t
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) at tion.
w .
The banquet committee, under munity of Detroit and will answer t ions of vital importance, not alone (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
hen need existed, the knowledge
l it
Administration Re-Elected.
0
the United Synagogue but to
at the Jewish masses as such are
questions by the students.
Mr. A mental] Israel, and to find a place
Authorizing a budget of $ 3 33 ,0 0 0 or
consists t7fa N n tr hsi .P .Ii o fseN ttith rs. Klti,ern
th.hair
u t f e w lt h l,
ganized to strengthen and to ex.
tzel will speak in the Brown f
or
the Synagogue in modern life."
asstwiate chairman, Mrs. Jacob Memorial
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) t.° nd this work is a source of grafi-
Org•nize Melia Clubs.
Farkas. Mrs. Jacob Gelbnian, Mrs.
Nation and encouragement to those
The
closing
exercises
of
the
Sat-
One
iif the most important ses-
Gold
Mrs
Mrs Joseph
e,roups of Jewry in Eastern Europe A. Louis Gordon, Aaron Preger• Ben F. Goldman,
urday School will take place Sat-
ions of the convention were held
O
rossfield,
Mrs.
Joseph
.
aml elsewhere which are nut as
son, Israel Zilber, Judges in
urday
morning,
.June
1.
The
clos-
0
n
Monday
morning under the
Mrs. Nathan Nagler, Me,.
fortunately situated as is the Jew-
Annual Contest.
Nussbaum , Ntrs Robert Rosenberg , ing exercises of the Sunday School c hairmanship of Edward C. Wein-
ry of America. he stated.
i
,
l
e
Mt. Vernon. The purpose of
Mrs Anton A. Rosenfeld, Mrs. Leo will take lace Sunday morning, r .
Report on Polhill Conditions.
Eleven boys' and girls' clubs
June 2. T e graduating class will ; t. hi
his session was to organize a na-
Near-Riot
Occurs When
Dr. Joshua Gottlieb, president of affiliated with Detroit Young Ju- Schinagel, Mrs. James Sobel, Mrs. present the Senior ('lass Biblical t
Celebration June 9; Zion-
tonal session of men's clubs to co• Celebration
•
the Jewish Writers' and Journal- daea will participate in the annual Eugene Wertheimer.
Anti-Semites Present Film
pla entitled, "King David."
rffinate religious, cultural, social
ists Prepare For Con-
ists' Association of Warsaw and declamation contest of the local
of Alleged Cruelties.
The
confirmation
exercises
will
a
nil recreational activities of the
Isadore Levin and Rabbi Hershman
vention.
organization at the Shaarey Zedek
titit;ke On this
. i Sunne telaa ,y,,, nittlron(ii negh, ii,liuren ,e: hairiou
u snit n,I. :in iss ;',1, ua lg , sogniffi
e fiett;:gl re
with
To Be the Speaker. at Annual
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.) branch, Twelfth and Atkinson. at FRANKLIN TO PREACH
VIENNA. — (J. T. A.) -- The
hr
Memorial Services.
HIS
CLOSING
SERMON
The
Jewish
National Fund Coun-
°''30 p in this Sunday.
will renew their pledge of allegi• ti
s nti-Semitic propaganda against
.cil of Detroit with Aaron Kurland,
OF SEASON ON SUNDAY ante to the faith of their fathers
Judges in the contest will he A.
the aldeged cruelty of the sche-
The first session of this new or- as chairman, is arranging to honor
Annual Memorial Day services
Louis Gordon, Aaron Pregerson
- -
at Beth Ei a shrine.
chile, the method of slaughtering will be held at Clover Hill Park
g anization was well attended, and Albert Einstein; world renowned
and Israel Zabel..
On Sunday morning, the regular
animals for food as prescribed by Cemetery on Decoration Day,
t he' unanimity of opinion with re- , scientist and Zionist, on his fiftieth
The participants have chosen Sunday service season at Temple
the Jewish religion, found its way Thursday, May 30, at 2:30 p. m.
ard to the necessity of such an in- anniversary, at a mass
their declamations from work- of Beth El will conic to a close. Dr.
meeting and
into the deliberations of the inter-
titution
bespoke the successf
Isadore Levin will he the speak-
ul
celebration to be held at the North-
noted Anglo-Jewish authors, from Leo NI Franklin, who has recent.
national congress of Societies for er of the afternoon, and an address
ortnation which followed at the ern High School Auditorium, Sun-
the Bible, from important ad- ly returned from California, where
the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
will also tie delivered by Rabbi A.
.se of the session with the eke- day evening, June 9. Invitations
dresses of world Zionist leaders, he spent the first part of his Sab-
mals in session here.
M. Hershman. Rev. Elijah Za- Use of Ambiguous Biblical and other sources. Prizes for win-
.n, of the following officers: Ed- are !wing extended to all the Jew-
batical year, will preach on the
w aril t . Weinrib, president; Jess- ish organizations in the city to
The resolution adopted consti- ludkowski, cantor of Congregation
Phrase Causes 'Misunder-
ners will consist of books of Jew. su bject "Dabblers in Religion." ,
par-
tutes a direct attack on the Fiche. Shaarey Zedek, will chant the El
l oni St y , na n
ish history and fiction. In this discourse he will discuss l' outi
go eg sture osy, ,,d ((r d i a 11 ii:n: Bienenfeld and Abraham .1. Jell- ticipate in this celebration.
chita.
standing in Congress,
Molei Rachamin.
off, vier-presidents; executive A number of prominent speaker-a,
A feature of the afternoon. to a number of books recently pub-
The text of the resolution shows
,until: Abraham Hackman, Rah. educators and men of learning,
For this occasion, the soldiers'
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The follow the declamation contest, lis had by Jews and non-Jews and
that the congress went on record
hi Lichtenstein, Samuel Goodfriend, will be on the program to honor
Polish Town Fire.
graves were decorated by the Boy charge that anti-Semitism was a will be the mass singing by the will also deal with certain re.
as asking the enactment of laws
Is aim Goldberg, Irving Waldman, Albert Einstein. Among the or-
troe(oi peks . connected with motive in the acceptance of the Young Judaenns present.
Scout
ligious
movements
that
are
attract.
Prohibiting "any method of slaugh-
WARSAW.—(.1. T. A. - - One L ouis Soli, Abraham Reloack, Rah - ganizations who are expected to
Shaarey Zedek.
Samuel N. Heyman is president ing attention in various parts of
resignations of four assistant
ter without previous stunning of
d
,death,
injuries to many and ,0110
111 Alexander Basell, Rabbi Joseph participate in this celebration are
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All Shaarey Zedek members and United States Attorneys in Brook- of Detroit Young Judaea. Ar- the country.
the animal." A compromise reso-
'ons
without shelter is the af- . M filler of New York, A. A. Leon. the Zionist District of Detroit. the
lot owners are urged to attend lyn attached previously to the of- rangements for the contest were
Sabbath service's will continue
lution offered by the French dele-
tilm
i ' at'h of the fire which swept o rd, A. J. Wio
aerman. William Iladassah, the Junior Hadassah.
made
by
Mrs.
I'hilip
Slomovitz
:end
these services.
uninterruptedly
throughout
the
fice of William A. DeGroot, re-
gate. Lespine, proposing that the
the
' t town iwia, near Lida. Thurs. S' •himntod, Rabbi I,. J. Haas, Lew- the ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew-
Mrs. Heyman.
season
moved by Presider)* Hoover at the
societies work for the introduc-
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is Goldberg and Louis Katz.
day night.
ish National Fund, the junior
request of the Department of Jus-
tion of a humane method of
The fire completely destroyed a
group of the Jewish National Fund,
tice, was denied by United States
slaughtering, was defeated inas-
I a rge portion of the town
th, inelud-
Zei re Zion organizatio
iz.
District Attorney ]toward W.
much as the majority of the dele-
ng f synaoinms,
iour
entire
rach i and the Mizrachi Il atzoir,
the M the e
Ameli of Brooklyn, appointed to
gates were enraged against the
business section and the Jewish or-
Pyal e Zion and the Chatutzim,
succeed Mr. DeGroot.
schechita by the violent attacks
phan's home. The Catholic Church
Women's
Women's Pioneer Organizatoin of
Murray Boxer, Morris Schein-
and false accusations pounded
and a Mosque were saved.
Palestine, all the branches of the
Detroit chapter of Senior lia- ick„lulius Braunschweig and Ar-
during the last few days of the
Death came to one person as a
Fund Workers'
dassah
will
conclude
the
activities
thur A. Kestler are the United
congress by the anti-Semitic
result of heart failure during the
Alliance,
and the United Hebrew
spokesmen.
of its fiscal year with an afternoon States Assistant District Attor-
tire.
School s of Detroit.
Surprise was expressed in Aus- meeting at 'Westminster Commu- neys whose resignations were ac-
Troops WMe despatched to twin N ational Convention of Col-
• • •
trian Jewish circles at the fact nity House, corner Hamilton and cepted by the new incumbent. Mr.
from Warsaw to guard properly.
legiate Zionists to be
ZIONISTS TO CHOOSE
that the president of the Austrian Glynn Court, next Tuesday, May Boxer, after his resignation was
First aid was rushed.
Held June 27.29.
DELEGATES TO CONGRESS
republic. Michlas, accepted the 25, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Jos. II. accepted, declared that the only
Many residents of the township
At a meeting of the Zionist Dis-
Post of honorary patron of the con. Ehrlich, president, who has just reason for his resignation was that
Zloczew, near Lodz, received in-
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rress • and that Msg. Seine!, former recovered from a long illness. will he had refused to work on Satur-
The fourth annual convention trict of Detroit, held Tuesday eve-
juries, some serious, in the fire of
Avukah, the intercollegiate ring at the Shimmy Zedek Syne-
President Ilainisch and Schober, preside. The meeting will be days or Jewish holidays. The
which destroyed the principal Zi
onist organization, will be held (rogue, plans were made for the
known for their friendly attitude marked by an elaborate program. United States District Attorney
street of the toumship. The popu - at
Ann Arbor, Mich., on June 27, election of delegates to the World
toward the Jewish population. the election of officers, annual re- replied that the question of office
lation of ?locum is principally lei and i.:9. The decision to meet Zionist Congress. All Zionist
par-
agreed to be honorary members of ports of committees, and a straw- efficiency alone had guided-him in
Jewish.
at
Ann Arbor was made by the ties are to be asked to participate
Ulu praesidium, without being as- berry festival. Mrs. Jacob S. accepting the resignations.
ex ecutive committee of National in a general election to take Owe
Sauls,
well
known
mezzo-soprano,
sured that the congress would re-
Assemblyman Julius S. Berg of
More Detail. of Iwis Fire. A, •ukah in view of the fact that Sunday evening. June 9, at North-
frain from an attack on Judaism. will render vocal solos, accom- the Third Assembly District,
WARSAW.- -(J. T. A.)---Fur- th e Zionist convention is to tie held ern High School, prior to the Me-
panied by Mrs. Emory Monash. Bronx, Commander of the Jewish
Show Anti Semitic Film.
ther details of the fire in !win, he ginning June 30 in Detroit. In !oration in honor of Dr. Albert EM-
Despite the previous announce- Max Pecherer will play the violin War Veterans of the United States,
near Lida, were reported here on vie 4w of the proximity of Ann A r-
stein. arranged by the Jewish Na-
ment that the schechita would not and Miss Toba Berman, (laughter made public to the press the text
ThT
u hrseda xr -
b o r, it was decided to hold the con- tional Fund.
he included in the agenda, it was of Mr. rind Mrs. Julius Berman, of a telegram he addressed to Pres-
fi
destroyed the market ve ntioon there on the three days
Plans were also made at this
will
give
dramatic
readings.
injected into the discussion by the
ident Hoover asking that an inves-
place, the main street of the town, pr for to the opening of the Zionist meeting for the election of
dele-
Members whose dues are in ar- tigation tie ordered into the mat-
presentation of a motion picture
which Was mainly inhabited by co nvention.
The
University
of
gates
to the annual convention of
rears
are
urged
to
make
settlement
'na, ! ,• in Germany and the "ex-
ter. Assemblyman Berg stated in
Jews. The suburbs were not af- Mi chigan chapter has volunteered,
the Zionist Organization of Amer-
planations" of German delegates at this meeting. in order to entitle his telegram that he did not know
rolled. Four synagogues, the to act as host to the convention, ica, to be held in
Detroit on June
ittecompanying the film. When the Hadassah to its full quota of dele- whether religious bias played any
Jewish People's Bank, a Zionist an d has already informed the na- 30, July 1 and 2. Philip Slomovitz,
-tewish delegates protested against gates to the annual convention of part in the acceptance of the res-
high school, the Tarbuth school, do nal office of efforts to find suit- president of the district, appointed
the
Zionist
Organization
of
Amer-
the falsities and gross misrepre-
ignations and added that his organ-
the postoffice and police headquar-, ab le accommodations for delegates a nominations committee to consist
•
''Ptations contained in the titles. ica, which takes place in Detroit ization would be just as zealous in
ten were destroyed. Israel Na. soh 0 will attend the convention. of
Harry Cohen, Aaron Pregerson,
ti-s scenes and the explanations, a on June 30, July 1 and 2. Na- finding nut the Jew who would
can, local resident, died of heart
Morris Pekarsky is president of Israel Zilber, Joseph Haggai and
The new synagogue of Congregation B'nai Moshe, on Dealer end failure.
tondition of near-riot ensued. A tional Hadassah's annual conven- make a false accusation to arouse
Jacob Goldschmidt, a the U. of M. chapter of Avukah, Julius Braun. The elections board
tion will take place in September.
Lawrence, will be formally dedicated at Ceremonies this Sunday .tier-
Was seriously injured.' soh ich will act as host to the con- is to consist of Almon Kaplan,
( Turn to
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) noon •nd e•eniny.
Page Opposite Editorial.) at Atlantic City.
Many received slight injuries.
ention,
. chairman, Mr. Braun and 1. Kate.
MIZRACHI RE-ELECT
BUBLICK PRESIDENT
A ,
and
UNITED SYNAGOGUE
LINKS MEN'S CLUBS
NOMINATE PISGAH
OFFICERS MONDA
ti
YOUNG JUDAEA
DECLAMATION
MEET SUNDAY
5, P. C, A. CONGRESS
ATTACKS SCHECHITA SHAAREY ZEDEK
J. N. F. TO HONOR
ALBERT EINSTEIN
DECORATION DAY
SERVICES MAY 30
Charge Jew-Hatred
In Federal Office
HADASSAH TO CLOSE
SEASON AT MEETING
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
One Dead, 4,000 'gf,
Homeless In Iwia ;,'
DEDICATE B'NAI MOSHE
SYNAGOGUE ON SUNDA}
A NN ARBOR CHOSEN
OR AVUKAH MEET