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ATTORNEY
' HENRY FORD IS GUEST AT DINNER IN I EMINENT
GIVES UP PRACTICE GRADUATING CLASS
N. Y. IN HONOR OF DAVID A. BROWN FOR "HIAS" SERVICE OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
HAS FINE PROGRAM

An instance of splendid public
service is the action of Aaron Ben-
jamin, vice - president of the Ile.
brew Sheltering and Immigrant
Aid Society of America 1111AS1,
The graduating class of the
425 .a I f..tt e s t re( •t , N • t w Y 0 rk Shaarey Zedek Sunday School
NEW YORK.—ll
aenry Ford was and some of them told Ford jokes City, who has just sailed fur Eu-, gays a
pre'-gradual ion program
among the many prominent guests --at which Mr. Ford laughed .
last Sunday before the senior as-
who attended a testimonial dinner There was also several pointed ref-
sembly in the auditorium of the
given at the Bole! Commodore
to the Chevrolet, at which'
school,
Thursday night in honor of David Mr. Ford also laughed.
fee program consisted of "The
A. Brown, national chairman of
The friendship between Mr. Ford!
Simchas Torah Song," sung by the
the United Jewish Campaign, who and Mr. Brown is of many years'
graduating class. 'I'he class was
has taken up his permanent resi- standing. Until recently Mr.
accompanied by Miss Rebecca
dence in New York.
Brown trade his home in Detroit.
Katzman. The president of the
Although Mr. Ford was now
He came to the United States from
class, Miss Booty' Jacobs, gave a
speaker at the dinner, he issued the Scotland as a child, and, through
recitation of Mr. Carruth's "Each
following statement:
earnest endeavor built up a group
In His Own Tongue." She was fol-
"I am happy to come here to- of 17 commercial enterprises.
lowed by Miss Gertrude •emon,
Judge Alfred J. Murphy, dean
who recited Woorolsworth's beauti-
night to pay a tribute of admira-
ful description of the soul in his
tion to my g a ud friend, David A. of the Circuit Court of :Michigan,
"Intimations of Immortality." !
Brown, and through him to the and James Schermerhorn, former
Miss Florence Sider, a pupil of
great race which is proud and for- owner of the Detroit Times, were
Dr. Gunzburg, delighted the as-
tunate to count hint among their present. Both expressed regret
over Mr. Brown's change of resi-
own.
' sembly by a brilliant rendition of
dence and congratulated New
the Sonata in P' Minor by Sibelius.
"Mr. Brown is a shining exam-
York on his decision to snake this
Miss Dorothy Holman, se girl of
ple of great benevolence of the
city his home in the future.
14, then gave a talk in Hebrew on
Jewish people, their philanthropy,
Messages from President Iloover
the
value of Hebrew education.
their eagerness to make this word
and from ('. I'. Wu, Chinesto min-
She spoke with such a fluency and
Netter, to educate the untutored,
ister at Washington, were read to
maturity
of expression as to leave
to heal the sick, to care for the or-
the gathering. Mr. Brown is chair-
a decided impression upon all pres-
phans; their intense and intelligent
Man of the board 4,f the China
ent.
The
talk
was then translated
participation in all that makes for
Famine Relief Commission.
to English for the benefit of those
civic righteousness and social jus-
Dr. Lee Frankel, vice-president
who
did
not
understand
Hebrew.
, lice stamps them a great people."
AARON BENJAMIN
of the Metropolitan 1.ife Insurance
The program was concluded by
Mr. Ford's encomiums to Mr. Company, presided at the dinner.
Miss Yetta Ilooffman, who sang !
Brown and the Jewish people were 1/r. Nathan Krass, of Temple rope to assume the position of Ilias "God Touched the Rose," by Miss
not read and most of those present Emanuel, itroonounced the invtoca- commissioner to Europe. 51r. Ben- Ilelen Brown, and "Welt in Mitten
jamin will relieve Dr. James Bern- Yam," by Dr. Elijah Zaludkovsky.
were unaware of the existence of tion.
the statement. However, at the
Other
residents
of
Detroit stein. wino has been the commis- Miss Hoffman was accompanied by
first mention of Mr. Ford's name among the guests were: Miss A. G. sioner fur several years annul who Miss Rebecca Katzman.
by one of the speakers, the entire Brown, Miss Caroolin Brown, Mrs. is returning to this country to re-
The graduating class, consisting
L athering- -some 2,000 guests-- Charlotte Brown Mr. and Mrs. sume the inflictive of medicine.
of 24 buys and girls, is instructed
stood and cheered for about a Harry Z. Brown, Miss Itosalie
Mr. Benjamin, who) is a !natal by J. B. Rogvoy, teacher of social
minute. Mr. Fiord bowed his ac- Brown :111.1 Abraham Compel-. The New Turk lawyer, has been identi- science at the Southeastern High
, knowledgment. Ile Was referred assemblage represented all parts of fied a ith Inas for nearly 10 years, School.
to several times by our speakers, the United States.
first as director, then us honorary
..4.. letary and now as vice-presi-
dent. 1Vhoon Dr. Bernstein signi- B. ISAACS TO ATTEND
bed his intention of giving up the
students from the different cal bed
NATIONAL EDUCATION
post. Mr. Benjamin volunteered
of the city.
MEETINGS IN BOSTON
to cu
Norman Slobin gave a parody' his "!"ireso
Europe and rennin there for sow-
on "The R ay ,.
T he fourth national conference
After
short
ad-
(oral
years
without
any
whs,a
a
l,
a
r.y
ror.
The oratorical contest of the Jewish-English.
of the National Council for Jewish
!
Menorah Society, which took place dressed by the president and Or. lt
n hi's iiio ' )l:'otP the first time that ,,,
Mr. education will be helot in Boston.
D. Klicer, dancing followed.
nt May 28 to May 30.
on May 12 in the auditorium of
litonjamin has phasedhimse
If t a th
the from
_
Addresses will be delivered by
disposal of Inas. last year he was'
the public library, was an event
Tombstone Unveilings.
Prof. Nathan Isaacs of Ilarvarol
a
member
of
the
Ilias-lca-Entiat-
of interest. The four speakers all
ollreCt 41t.14•gato... to South Amer- t niversity; Dr. Samson Benderly,
gave excellent speeches. Miss Es-
1 he family of the late Entry II.
paying
own expenses at director of Bureau 4.1. Jewish Edu-
ther Cohen spoke on "The Jew - Weisberger will unveil a nnonu- t h at tint, it Will be
remembered cation of New York; 11r. S. Perl-
Undaunted by Obstacles." Irving li ng °
Nia ' h14.11 h rt' n' eter Y Sun ' that that delegation visited Argo-a- man. dean of Hebrew 'reuniters'
Schlussel, who followed htor, spoke d:iv, June_, at 2:311 p. in.
tinne, Brazil 111141 c • oontiguous •coun- Coollege of Boston, andothers.
on "The Value and Importance of
rep-
The Detroit schools be •
tries for thepurpose of investigat-
Jewish Ilistory." Miss Beatrice
Unveiling of tombstone fur the ing conditions there andorganiz- resented by li. Isaacs, who is a
Peiman spoke on "Will the use late Abraham Kirschbaum 1'nrk
will in¢ more thoroughly the work ul' member of the national council.
Survive?"
take place at Clovoorhill
aiding Jpwish inunlgrnus coming
Miss Yetta Peiman, who won the Cemetery on Sunday, May 26. at
prize, spoke on "What Price Mond- 11 a. 111.
The position of IL, commis-
' ernisrn." She is to take a trip to iip.:Mrs. A. Kirschbaum and fa-
m
eater
EUfOrs. is a very arduous
Chicago to compete with the rep-
A. Z. A. met Sunday at B'nan
and important one. It was created
resentatives of other colleges and
as a result of Bias engaging in Errith Community House.
of
universities in a regional contest
The family of the late Dora worm wide
Jess Fvoiler, l'hapter 03's dele-
aidin
and to try for a $100 prize.
Wartell extends a cordial invite-
Two yens ago, gate to the Great Lakes Regional
The mixer which took place on lion to relatives and friends to at- the Ilias European activities were Convention in Milwaukee, gays-
Sunday evening at the Shaarey tend (he ontorennonnes at the laying
his report. Alvah Eviler a-as
include south
Zedek Synagogue was more than a of a tombstone !Slay 30 at 2 p. 111. W11 and other coountries wher , • sleeted treasurer of the district
success. There were present hilt at (lower Hill Park Cemetery.
and
the district promised its sup-
Jews Call Settle permanently. This
port to Dootrooit's led fur the dis-
work has been highly successful.
trict
tournament.
• Mr. Benjamin will have his of-
('hapt•r WS was visited by Man-
fice 111 Paris, where the European
del
Bernstein,
who gave a short
headquarters of this are located.
talk on the Nonni ll'oth drive fur
members.

Auto Magnate Issues Statement Praising "Great Benevo-
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Anonymous Donor Pledges
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lege of Kind.

NEW YORK. — With the an-
nouncement that a "Manhattan
business man" had promised to tin-
nate 8200,000 toward a university,
on Long Island, plans were set in
motion May 15 for the establish-
ment there of the first Jewish uni-
versity in the United States. It
was agreed, however, by the or-.
ganization committee, which met !
nt the Hotel Astor, that, although; I
the institution would be sponsored!
and perhaps controlled by Jews, it
!would be non-sectarian with re-
spect to its faculty and student •
body.
Former Assistant United States
Attorney Murry Boxer of Brook-!
lyn, who announced the promised
donation, said the offer was made
by a man who did not wish his
identity to become known to the
public at this time. He would not
'say whether the "Manhattan busi-
ness man" was a Jew, but declared
•the decision to establish a Jewish
university would meet with his ap-
proval.
Former United States Attorney
William A. De Groat of Brook-
lyn, the only one at the meeting
who was not a Jew, spoke in favor
of the movement, saying that
members of other faiths should
recognize the contributions of
Jews to the human race today, and
that the sponsorship by Jews of a
non-sectarian university might
"help us to get away from this
idea of the Methodist college, the
Catholic college and others."
Mr. Boxer, who was made per-
manent chairman of the organiza-
tion committee, explained that t he
man who had promised the $200,-
000 made the gift conditional upon
the raising by subscription of
$300,000 more in order to comply
with the New York State law,
which makes it necessary that
$500,000 be raised before a char-
ter is issued for a university. It is
believed that the anonymous donor
•is a non-Jew.
Mr. Boxer named, as the com-
mittee to prepare the charter and
also to draw up resolutions with
respect to the purposes of the pro-
! posed university, Abraham Gold-
berg, Harvey Lee, Julius Gottlieb
and William T. Nemerov. This
Icommittee is to report to a later
meeting of the organization com-
mittee.
Isador A. Press said there was
!oliscrimination against the Jew in
American universities and a tend-
, envy to limit Jews to a quota. He
declared the committee wanted a
place where the Jews could "enter
land feel at home."
Others who attended the meet-
ing of the organization committee,
• practically all members of which
are from Brooklyn, included N.
Feinthal, Zwie Cohen, Simcha
Isaacman, S. Tristman and B. Leon:
Hurwitz. The committee is made
up of teachers. former teachers,
'attorneys and business men. The
date for the next meeting of the
organization committee was not!
nounced.

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The last meeting of the White
Chapter of the Blossoms of Zion
was held Saturday, May 10, at
the home of Anna 1.qta. Evelyn
Chase and Sadie Shur were elect-
eol to represent the club at the
Young Judaean declamation con-
test. The next meeting will be
held May 25 at the home of Cyrill
Schwartz, 22(10 Virginia l'ark.
Election of officers will take place
and a social wall follow.

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Ezra Yehuda Club.

The Ezra Yehuda Club, at the
meeting on May 21, at the home of
Ruth Savage, was introduced to its
new' leader, Miss Yetta Peiman. A
tree will be planted in the Ilerzl
Forest in Palestine in the name of
Miss I effnan. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Leah
Schneider.

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