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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1929

ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS
FORM FEDERATION Dr. Boris D. Bogen Elected President
ESSER RABINOWITZ, CLASS OF 100 TO Mizrachi Ticket Wins Election Here
For
Delegates
to
Zionist
Congress
Conference
of
Jewish
Social
Service
IN LEMBERG CAUSE
OF WORLD JEWISH
FOUNDER OF U. H. S., BE CONFIRMED AT
ANXIETY IN POLAND
WOMEN'S SOCIETIES
DIES AT AGE OF 62 BETH EL SUNDAY

Dr. Lee K. Frankel Presides at Session on Jewish Commun.
al Survey of New York; Rabbi Solomon Goldman of
Cleveland Makes Plea Against Universalism.

Polls 182 Votes Against 102 for Zionist Organization
Ticket; 167 Other Votes Divided Between Other
Parties; Mizrachi's Interest Enlivens Contest.

Mrs. Rebekah Kohut of New
Death of Head of United Unique Character Test Intro-
ATLANTIC ('ITY.—Dr, Boris I). Bogen of Cincinnati,
Hebrew Schools Came
York Chosen President of
duced by Dr. Leo M.
national
director
of
the
Independent
Order
Irnai
Suddenly Monday.
New Organization.
Franklin.
was
elected
president
of
the
National
Conference
of
Jew-
-- —
DECIDE TO CO-OPERATE ish Social Service at the Breakers at the final session of a DETROIT LEADERS PAY "THE QUEST FOR GOD"
IN PALESTINIAN WORK three-day educational and business meeting attended by You social HONOR TO HIS MEMORY TO BE CENTRAL THEME

Leaders Seek Improvement
In Status of Jewish
Women Everywhere.

workers and members of board of trustees of philanthropic and coin-
munal agencies from various parts of the country.
The election of Dr. Bogen comes at the height of a lifetime of
Wolevotion to public causes for the
last 411 years. Beginning in his
early manhood as a member of the
teaching staff of the Educational
Alliance, famous New York settle•
ment in the old Jewish ghetto, Dr.
Bogen was successively a teacher
at the Baron oh. Hirsch Trade
• ---
School,
the Hebrew Technical In-
Mandell Bernstein President;
stitute and principal of the Baron
Initiate Jacob Miller
tit, Hirsch Agricultural School. lie
Class Sunday.
than was named executive director
of the Cincinnati Federation of
l'i,cah Lodge Nos 24, I. 0. B. B., Jewish Charities, then field secre-
Monday evening elected alandell tary tat' the National Conference of
lit•nist•in president to succeed Jewish Social Service, and during
Julius Deutelloatun.
the war and some time thereafter
Other odlicers elected are: Dr. was general director of the Joint
Victor lirosock, Rudolph Meyer- Distribution Committee in Europe.
sohn and Ben F', Goldman, first, On his return to America he be-
came executive director of the
LOS Angeles Federation of Jewish
Charities and for the last three
years has been at the head of the
work of the B'rmi 13'rith in this
country.
Favor Old•Age Pensions.
Ferdinand S. Bildt of St. Louis
was elected treasurer and George
N. Rabinoff of New York was
named secretary; Ilarry I,. (Husks-
man, executive director of the
Jewish Welfare Board; Mrs. Alice
1. Liveright of Philadelphia and
Judge A. K. Cohen of Boston were
elected vivo-presidents. Maurice
J. Kariof of NC• York, director of
the Training School for Jewish So-
cial Bork; Philip L. Soman, direc-
tor of the Jewish People's Insti-
tute of Chicago, and Alexander M.

PISGAH OFFICERS
TO BE INSTALLED

ILANIBURG. — (J. T. A.) — A
decision to establish a World Fed-
eration of Jewish Women to be •
comprise,' of local Jewish women's
oorganizatinns and societies was
adopted at the world conference of
Jewish women which closed its ses-
sions here June ro. airs. Rebekah
Kohut of New York was chosen
president of the new organization.
The purpose of the federation, as
described in the program adopted,
is "to give consideration to the
problems of Jewish women
throughout the world and to fur-
ther the unity of the Jewish com-
munities."
The program of the new organ-
ization and its manifold interests
were given expression in a variety
of resolutions adopted: to wurk
for the strengthening of the ideal
of world peace, to support
religious and cultural institutions
and schools, to co-operate with the
recently established Society for the
Observance of the Sabbath (to
which society the new federation
is to send three representatives),
to work for the introduction of
ilt•brew as the language of in-
struction in Jewish cahoots, to
champion the cause of woonan's
suffrage everywhere, to sack the
establishment of a Council of Or-
thodox Rabbis which would regu-
late the situation of Agunooth
(women whose husbands have been
lost track of and who cannot re-
marry), to co-operate in the work
MANDELL BERNSTEIN
for the upbuilding of Palestine, to
protest against the enactment or second and third vice-pre000lents,
practice of numerus clausus dis- respectively; Jacob Miller, trews-
criminating against Jewish stu- art-c Yudkoff, secretary;
dents in universities and colleges, folios Deutelbaurn,monitor;
'
lien
to work for extending under inter-
monitor;
assistant
national auspices of the work for Rubenstein,
Isadore. Muskowitz, warden; liar-
the protection of women and girls,
old Horowitz, guardian.
to lend support to Jewish youth
The new officers will be installed
organizations anti to appoint a spa-
it ceremony this Sunday, to be
vial committee to study questions
held simultaneously with the in k
pertaining to population policy.
nation of the Jacob Miller Class of
Discussion on Agency,
new candidates for membership
Sonic discussion unfolded when
the question of the Jewish Agency into the order,
Initiation at 2:30 p. m.
was taken up. Mrs. Kohut and,
Mrs. Irma L. Lindhe.im spoke in The day's ceremonies will begin
favor of the Agency, while some at 2:30. with the initiation of the
of the European de-legates voiced Jacob Miller Class. The degree
objections to participatiton in the team will be under the chairman-
body. Madame Anita Mueller- sal!) of Elias Goldberg, and the
Cohen of Vienna read a paper on ceremony will be equivalent to a
Assisting Mr.
the influence of Palestine cultural religious revival.
Goldberg as president of the team
work on Jewish women.
Mrs Max Warburg of Hamburg, will be the following team officers:
was the hostess at it tea given by Samuel Sternberg, vice-president;
her in honor of the delegates. Harold Horowitz, monitor; Ru-
A proposal to seek certain re. dolph Nleyersohn, assistant mom-
forms in the Jewish religious laws tor; Ben Rubenstein, guardian.
concerning marriage and divorce Following the initiation, Mr.
so that certain customs and regu- Miller will address the class named
lations causing hardships may Ise in his honor, and at 4:15 p. rn. Mr.
eliminated was presented at the Deutelbaum will formally welcome.
conference. Thse proposal met the return to Detroit of "Daddy"
with protests on the part of some Adolph Freund. whit will install
of the. delegates, but airs. Kohut, the new officers. A social hour
pisesitling over the sessions, re- will follow this ceremony, and an
ferret! the matter to a special corn- mtdress x•ill be dalivenvl by the
mittee with which rabbis are to newly elected president, Mr. Bern-
co-operate. stein.
Sigmund Livingston to Speak.
Asks Abolition of Chalitsa.

Nliss Hands of England, in her Following a banquet at 6 p•
paper on the status of the Jewish Sigmund Livingston of Chicago,
women, referred to the fact that chairman of the national Anti-
in many countries the Jewish re- defamation League of theorder,
ligious marriage and divorce are will deliver the principal address
not recognized by the state and as of the day. Mr. Livingston is a
a result Jewish women are sub- noted speaker and an outstanding
jested to many hardships. She Jewish leader.
Barney Yanett is chairman of
asked in particular that an inter-
which has ar-
COM M it tt,
national rabbis' conference be the
convoked to abolish or to modify arranged the banquet and dance.

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Fiftieth Birthday of Dr. Einstein
Honored By Enthusiastic Audience

Rabbi Hershman Pays Tribute to Great Scientist and Zion-
ist, Whom Ile Calls "Jew by Worth.," Prof. Rainich, Fritz
Hailer, Rabbi Frani, Kurland, Haggai, Other Speakers.

The auditorium of Northern
High School was filled to capacity
Sunday evening when Detroit
Zionists and their friends and
families turned outt 0 honor the
fiftieth birthday of Dr. Albert
Einstein, the greatest living physi-
cist and mathematician, and out-
standing Zionist figure.

Prof. George Y. Rainich of the
department of mathematics of the
University of Michigan; Fritz
hailer, German consular represen-
tative; Rabbis A. M. Hershman
and Leon Pram, Dr. Noah E.
Aronstam and Joseph Ilaggai were
the speakers. Aaron Kurland.
chairman of the Detroit Jewish
National Fund, under whose aus-
pices the meeting was arranged,
presided.

Lauds Einstein's Jewishness. •

The keynote of the meeting was
struck by Rabbi Ilershman, who
declares! that "if Einstein had
been the scientist only, it would
not he within the province of a
Jewish organization to celebrate
his fiftieth birthday."

us nothing in return," he declared.
"Einstein is a notable exception
to this theory. Ile has placed his
efforts, his genius, his time to the
service of his people. This scien-
tist has gone on tours in the inter-
ests of the Jewish Homeland. Ile
has taken two trips to this coun-
try, and on every occasion spoke
of the cause most important to
him, the cause of Palestine.
"Best Way to Honor Him."
"The best may of appreciating
and honoring Einstein is by dedi-
cating ourselves to what is dear-
est to him, to the cause of the re-
building of Palestine, which, we
expect. will produce great men
who will be great men because
they will be great Jews."
In referring to Dr. Einstein as
"a notable exception" to the rule
of great men who took everything
from their people and gave noth-
ing in return, Rabbi Hershman
declared that the human problem
is the most serious Jewish prob-
lem, and that Zionism is an answer
to this problem.
The meeting opened with re-
marks by the chairman, Mr. Kure
land, who outlined the purpose of
the meeting as aimed to honor the
great friend of Palestine, and es-
pecially the Jewish National Fund
—Albert Einstein. His remarks
were followed by a greeting in He-
brew by Chemdah Markson, in be-
. half of the United Hebrew Schools.
Other Greetings, Music.
Dr. Aronstam extended a greet-
ing in the name of the Maimonides

"Einstein in not only a scientist
but alas, a Jew," Rabbi Hershman
said. "He is a Jew not by acci-
dent of birth, but by worth, a true
and loyal Jew devoted to his peo-
ple."
Declaring that "to understand a
man you must know hntecedenta,"
Rabbi Hershman pointed out that
Bergson, Karl Marx, Lasaalle and
other great world figures owed
their greatness to their Jewish an-
cestry. "The tragedy is that they
took everything from us, but gave (Turn to Page Opposite

Editorial.)

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RAISE $85,000 MORE
FOR SHAAREY ZEDEK

delegate.s to the World Zionist Congress, which is to open
at Zurich, Switzerland, on July 28, was victorious in the
Detroit election held all day Sunday at the Shaarey Zedek ADVISE JEWS TO HIDE

DURING PROCESSIONS
branch, Twelfth and Atkinson. "Ticket No. 2" on the official ballot.
representing the Nlizrachi, received 182 votes, against 102 for "Ticket
Organizatins of America (including Ha - Fear for Massacres Causes
'Zionist
No.
I."
that
of
the
Schools Closed on Wednes - Rabbi Fram to Speak on
dassith and Junior II adassah I. The Poole Zion ("Ticket 1s10. a")
Them to Seek Shelter,
"Kiddush Hashem" at
day in Tribute to the
Wretched 8,3 votes; the Zeirel Zion
As in Middle Ag es.
Late President.
Service Saturday.
' ("Ticket Ni. 3") polled 7•1 votes;
the Zionist Revisionists received
WARSAW.—(J.
T. A.)—An
The United Hebrew Schools of
On Sunday, June 16, at 9:15 a.
s le vote and the Herz! Zionists re-
ori clo!
statement t iss i ed by the
u
Detroit Monday sustained a great m , a class of 65 girls and 35 boys
echoed six votes. The total nom- 5
n
st
er
of
t
he I er or, f ollowing
Isr of Vial, cast Wan 451.
loss in the sudolen death of Esser will be confirmed in the Jewish
Rabinowitz, its founder,
The election, which was held here t e visit by airplane to Lemberg
and faith at Temple Beth F.I. The cos-
simullaneuosly with a majority of hY Minister of the Interior Gen-
president since the opening of the mony promises to be an unusually
first school on Wilkins street in beautiful one. The services will
the Jewish communities through- veal Skladkowski, cleared the
•
out the country, was marked hy Je w iah population of Lemberg
be conducted largely by the eolith.-
a
Detroit
in
1853
and
Has
s
pirit e d contests and great interest from the charges of profanation or
maids, the central theme being:
by members of the parties on the mockery at the Corpus Christi pros
"The Quest For God." The charge
Lived Here Since.
ballot in the success of their tick- cession there on Sunday, which
tothe continuants will be deliver-
Merges were the fperea
n.
ed by Dr. Leo M. Franklin who
Samuel Ileavenrich, one of De- cis.
Jew i sh
Miarachi's Strength,
will also give to them the truth- trait's pioneer residents, vale-
'; the
ult capital
o
sh
of Eastern
tnedxtp Galicia.
Although
balloting
was
not
to
be-
',
17
tional blessing.
brates his ninetieth birthday Sat-
Contradicting the
statement
gin until 10 a. xi. , many voters
During Dr. Franklin's absence Imlay, June 15.
During
g ,; gtie ho
tios
It the
Zetlek s r- m o de by three Lemberg bishops,
from the city Rabbi Leon Frain has
Born in Germany in 1839, h e a Clucked
Ministry of the Interior de-
)ad o re the appointed
conducted a large part of the class came to Detroit, then a city of 25,-
work with the enntirmants in their 000 inhabitants, in 13353, the At- hour for balloting. It was evident dares that an investigation con-
from the very beginning that the j ducted in Lemberg by the polio
period of preparation, but si• his
alizrachi ticket would win in De- and by the school authorities es-
return Dr. Franklin has devoted
t iroo ,oikt ,..d t T
o heth,, Opr,• )tihkodoitnx
ellea.mri,ezrt ltablished the fact that there was
the major portion of his time tot the
no provocation on the part of the
class. One feature of this prep-
' number then the other parties, and • Jewish school girls, who watched
aration is unique in that Dr.

PIONEER RESIDENT
TO BE 90 SATURDAY

I

, the large sale of individual "She•k- the procession as it passed the
Forty-two
' titbit" by the
izrachi, w hi c h en _ Jewish high school.
titled the holders of these official witnesses were heard and there
certificates to votes, showed evi- can be no assumption that the
. Jewish Girls consciously desired to
dents- of the 51 izrachi strength.
Mizrie.hi gained strength from Provoke the participants in the re.

Franklin has an extended personal
interview with every member of
the class. This interview is based
upon a three-fool(' questionnaire
addressed to the parents of the
child, to its public school teacher,
and to the child itself, and repro-
cents a characte.r test built upon a
consistent psychological study of
•
the indivislual child. This method
ESSER RABINOWITZ
of individual conference, which was
introduced by Dr. Franklin a non-
1919. Ile was 62 years old.
bar of years ago, has attrasted
late residence was at 2055 Virginia
Par k.
(Turn to l'age Two).
I r. . Rabinowitz arose on Mon-
day in an apparently happy mood,
enjoyed a. heal ty breakfast ion '
read his morning newspaper. At
9:30 a. m., without giving any

the weakness particularly of "Tick- ligious procession,
Policemen Injured.
et No. 1," representing the Zionist •
,Oi rgs(antioziett,t )
jo g
! ili Iineolta(aa stitahtsel l f ‘r7,tnill
The statement declares further
that the Minister of the Interior
the Zionist District of Detroit and has issued emphatic instructions
Haolassah and Junior Iladassah, not to permit further anti-Jewish
the official registration showed riots, which are, he declares, con-
ltirea raymtlo
ibnet e eusptps,
o sf stehde rreelpeunt
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His

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Re-Elect Fischer
For 5 Year Term

NON-JEWS CRITICIZE
GOODWILL PROGRAM

SAMUEL HEAVENRICH

!antic at that time taking three
weeks to cross. He entered the re-
Church Leaders' Liberal At - tail clothing business first eta Jet-
titude Toward Jews
ferson avenue near Woodward,
then on Woodward near Congress,
Draws Objections.
and in 1863 formed with his broth-
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—That er, Simian, the firm of lienvenrich

Enthusiasm Widespread in
Drive; Women Show
Congregation B'nai Moshe
Fine Results.
some leaders in the Federal Council Brothers, manufacturers of cloth-
Honors Its Rabbi at

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The campaign for funds for the
new Shaarey Zedek goes on apace.
It is reported that everywhere the
workers are received cordially and
enthusiastically. Pledges are be-
ing renewed and in many instances
increased substantially. These
pledges are backed by cash and
interest-bearing notes for the en-
tire amount.
Since last reporting, some $85,-
000 inpledges have been made
' and only those pledges accompa-
nied by checks and nodes have been
read by Chairman harry Z. Brawn,
Thus far hut few of the workers
hose completed their work, though
many had pledges unaccompanied
by the required notes. These,
amounting to many thousands of
dollars, were not read and listed
:Ind will not he until the settle-
ments n•coompany the pledges. The
tv•ol kers assured the chairman that
the,e will be forthcoming at the
'next meeting of the campaign fund
collimate,
Women's Fine Work.
Particularly encouraging have
been the results obtained by the
woolen's division led by Mrs.
Charles Hamburger, chairman. and
Mrs. Italph Davidson, vice-chair-
man. Splendid reports were
turned in by Mrs. Harry Z. Brown,
Mrs. A. M. Hershman, Mrs. Abra-
ham Cooper, Mrs. David Diamond,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. A. I.nuis
Gotrilon, Mrs. Seymour Frank, Mrs.
Frank Wetsman and Milers. The
wome•n's work served to give the

Government Clears Jews of
Corpus Christi Profa-
nation Charge.

The "flizrachi Orthodox Zionist ticket of candidates for

of the Churches of Christ in Amer- ing- which firm continued until
After retiring from the
ica are being criticized for their 19113.
liberal attitude and actions regards I manufacturing, business Mr.
Congregation 11 nai Moshe, at , a ing Jews, was brought out at a con- Ileavenrich became special agent
soccial meeting held Weda e l'aa): ft•renve of Jews anti Christians at for the Detroit office of the North-
evening, re-elected Rabbi Moses „....k on t he g„„o w iit pe„„...... , d e _ western Mutual Life Insurance
Glared Everett. R. Clinchy, sere- Company, with which office he is
tory of the committee on Goodwill still connected. St r. Ileaveririch
Between Jews and Christians of is the oldest active life insurance
the Federal Council, in a state- solicitor in the United States, and

Special "fleeting.

Imi
n One
n Y e . policeman was seriously In-
jured and six, including Police
Commissioner Szydlewski, received
slight injuries in a clash with a
students' demonstration in Lem-
berg. Eight students were taken
tat the hospital.
The clash occurred when the na-
tional
democratic students formed
Himon Kaplan Heads Elec.
n street demonstration, carrying
tion Board; Voting at
• placards with inscriptions against
Shaarey Zedek.
the government. Mounted police
at first attempted to disperse the
Delegates to the thirty-second, demonstrants but olvithout success,
annual convention of the Zionist The police then charged into the
Organization of America, to be demonstration meeting, with a
held in Detroit beginning June 30,, counter-attack by the students,
will be elected from the Zionist who used knives, stones and iron
District of Detroit this Sunday, bars in the fight. This was the
June 16, second skirmish with the students
The rotting station, at the Shaer- within 24 hours. On the previous
ey Zedek branch, Twelfth and At- occasion a number of persons were
kinson, will be open from 10 a. m. injured.
The student demonstration was
to 3 p. m. The candidates, from
whom seven are to be elected, are: formed following a huge church
Harry Cohen, Joseph II. Ehr- procession held in the morning. In
lich, Benjamin 13. Fenton, Morris this procession 3,000 students par-
Fishman, Ilynian Goldberg, Joseph ticipated. No disturbances oc-
Haggai, Rabbi A. M. Hershman, correct at that time.
The Minister of the Interior
A. J. Kootrinan, Aaron Kurland,'
Max Lipaitz, Jacob Miller , Aaron spent two hours in Lemberg and
Pregersoo, Simon Shetzer, David conferred with Governor Gluchov-
Siomnx, Philip S tn
o zi oilvbi,trz., NI , ski anti District Chief Klotz.
7.aCrhis.n•i'M
Israel
s
Advises Jews to Hide.
Voters are to cast their ballots
Jew-
As in the Middle Ages,
for not more than five. from this ish population in Ivi,it,heciJtelew...
list. • towns and villages was advised to
The election board in charge of retire from the streets and their
the balloting is headed by Ilimon businesses during the hours when
Kaplan, who will be assisted by I. the Corpus Christi church process
Katz and Julius Braun.
which , :dons are held.
The nominating committee
Following the Lemberg out-
presented the slate of candidates breaks during the Corpus Christi
was headed by llarry Cohen
church procession there on Sun-

ZIONISTS TO ELECT
DELEGATES SUNDAY,

men to the Jewish Telegraphic i3' daily in his office and among his
Agency. 1.ast week, at the United clients.
While never occupying public
l'reshyterian General Assembly,
that denomination cut its appro- ofli•e, he has ever been zealous in
priation to the Federal Council in helping in all civic affairs, has
half, because of objections to the been a director of banks, presi-
"liberal" policies of the Council, in- dent of the Phoenix Club, presi-
eluding its gocalwill program. dent and life trustee of Temple
Criticisms of the committee on Beth El and active in charitable
• Goodwill by Cfiristians themselves works , lie is also a life member
were reviewed by Dr. S. al. ('avert, Of Union Lodge of Masons.
Mr. Ileavenrich has six children,
one of the general secretaries of
the Federal Council, muter three 13 grandchildren and t•oo great-
grandchildren.
heads:
1. The far-reaching influence of
the committee is seen in the fact
I that an editor of the syndicating
processes of Methodist papers con-
suited the committee respecting the
publication of an article favoring
dayialpzecri upini
taotredd,tayt the ,,,sw girls
proselyting, and the article was re--
Air. Zither is chairman, ore pro- had "profaned or mocked" the re-
I retell, or, if subsequently used,
RABBI MOSES FISCHER
gassing, and nmingt•inents are he- ligious proceasion. a communique
• much modified.
I Fischer for a term of five tears.
I 2. Two denominational papers. Return of Henry Wineman lug completed for the entertain- was s published in the Jewish pre s
went
delegates.
I Rabbi Fischer has served the De- conservative anti fundamentalist is
Spurs Workers to Raise
The of official
greeting of the De. here, urging the Jewish population
troll Congregation for the past six character, have printed editorials
ish community to the via- to "close windows and balconies of
$20,000 Balance.
years, coasting here from Chicago. objecting to the friendly and co-
trait Jewish
homes facing the streets and to
icing delegates will be at a re•ep- keep the doors of stores closed"
At the dedication of the new operative attitude toward Jews of
The return to Detroit on Sunday
Coon and donee tot be hold at Hotel;
synagogue at Lawrence and Des- the Federal Council's Committee.
from a F:urtopean trip of Ilenry
ter, on alay 19, Rabbi Fist-her was 3. When the United Presbyter-
Stotler 's-turtlay evening, June 2s,
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Wineman, president of the Jewish
presented with resolutions honor- ian General Assembly threatened
Welfare Federation of Detroit
ing him on his 25 years of service
gave evidence of added impetus in
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. in the rabbinate.
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the final week of the United Jew-
ish ( ampaign.
At a luncheon of workers in the
campaign, on Tuesday, air. Wine-
man expressed regret that Detroit
Jewry should have fallen down in
a small campaign, at a time when "The Dedication of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem"
it always oversubscribed quotas
Is Feature Work to be Shown Here; Artist's Works
more than three times the one
Received Distinction of the Legion of Honor.
adopted for this year.
At Tuesday's luncheon, it was.
In addition to the original of art of Leopold Pilichowski seems
reported that $130,000 had been
raised, and in response to Mr. the "Opening of the Hebrew Uni- to a:1,1 something essentially mod-
Wineman's call it was evident that versity of Jerusalem," the• noted
ern to a firm traditional technique.
the workers were determined not masterpiece by Leopold Pilichow-
lie received many distinctions,
to stop for another week, thus giv- ski, several of his world-famous
ing themselves enough time to canvasses will he on exhibition, at medals in Lemberg, Paris and
raise the balance of $20,001) neces- the Fine Arts Galleries of the J. L. Seattle. His pictures were bought
sary for the raising of the $150,- Hudson Company at the exhibit for the museums in The Hague
sponsored by the Jewish Centers ("Scholars in a Temple"), the
000 quota.
in Paris
Tuesday's meeting WAS marked Association, Zionist District of De- Luxembourg Museum
by an inspiring address by Dr. troit and Temple Beth El, June 24 ("Day of Atonement") and for
John Slawsoon. executive Fee retary to July it. One of the best known private collections.
He received
of the Federation, who outlined works is "The Daughters of the distinction of the Legion of
Honor from the French govern-
the need for a rigorous process of 'Israel."
inquiry both in this city and na-
Mr. Pilichowski, famous for his ment in 1927.
tionally, to determine the plans for representation of Jewish life, has
The feature of the Pilichowald
future effort, and to deciele on excelled himself in this picture, exhibition is the portrayal of the
plans which should include all im- portraying the grace and poetry of greatest event in Jewish history,
The-se, he hygone days. The scene is in the "The Dedication of the Hebrew
po rtant local causes.
pointed tout, are important steps women's gallery of a synagogue. University in Palestine." No per-
if the Federation is to function as The halt' atmosphere is emphasized son can afford to miss this great
the parent Jewish body.
by the attitude of prayer and de- opportunity and should make as
Pointing to the opposition that votion with which all the worship- effort to visit the galleries during
developed in the present campaign pers are listening to the old lady the limited time of the exhibition,
to the Hebrew schools, Dr. Slawson who is expounding from the Bible, as at the conclusion Mr. Pilichow-
urged that everything possible be while the central beautiful figurs ski is taking his work to English
done to win over the "conscien- is perhaps dreaming of the restora- and other art centers of Europe.
tion of King Solomon's Temple.
Sirs. David B. Werbe is chair-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)
Pilichowski's subject painting, man of arrangements for this ex-
are strikingly powerful and pa- hibition. Others on the committee
DR. J. GILBERT ISRAEL
t hstic at
are Fred Si. Butsel, Milton M.
the
same with
time; a combines
Alexander,
Jo-
drama
wistful seph
Ehrlich, David
Rabbi A.
A. Brown,
Si.
NEW MAIMONIDES HEAD a sense of
Hersh-
sense of humor. His well-known
paintings are brought before the man, Rabbi Leon Fran), Mrs.
The
following
have
been
elected
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will graduate 21 boys and girls from the eighth grade and nine from the
Walter Fuchs and Samuel Levine.
Detroit public for the first time.
twelfth, or High School, this Sunday morning, at ceremonies at the main synagogue, Willis and Brush officers of the Maimonides Medi-
Ilia style is bold and vigorous,
The advisory committee COO-
cal Society for the ensuing year:
streets.
Dr. J. Gilbert Israel, president; yet also remarkable for a certain ' sista of Milton NI. Alexander,
The above photograph is of the eighth grade graduates and their instructor.
chairman; Milford Stern, Rabbi A.
subtlety
of
apprehension
and
deli-
Dr.
Daniel
Cohn,
vice-president;
Top row, standing, from left to right: Edward Rothenberg, Ann R. Bosch, Arthur Charles Nagler,
M. Ashinsky,
Slomovitz, Bernard Isaacs,
Dr. Sydney Klein, secretary; Dr. ' cacy of touch. This is noteworthy. Philip
Ruth Janice Greenberg, Max 1.. Pomerantz, Jean Ruth Grossberg, Morris Firestone.
Rabbi Franklin,
for example. in his portrait of
Minnie Goldberg, Isadore Nusbaum, Ester Kaale, Ted Stolinsky, Betty Ruth Davidson, W. W. Kahn, treasurer.
Middle MN'
John
Slawson, Rabbi Fischer,
llr. Ezra Lipkin has been re- anel Zsogsvill. "Shylock" is also Dr.
Lewis Cohen, Rachel Salitzky.
Ehrlich
and Judge
H.
Mrs.
Joseph
la
striking
conception,
in
which
Bottom row: Ilanna Eacann, Alice Globeraon, Gertrude D. Zeman, J. B. Rogvoy (instructor), Beryl elected editor of the Maimonides
; many r....snings may be read. The Harry B. Keidan.
Bulletin.
hB Baron
Harriette Glickman •
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S'HAAREY ZEDEK SUNDAY SCHOOL GRADS

U. J. C. FUND NOW
AT $130,000 MARK

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Original Masterpieces of Pilichowski
To Be on Display at Hudson Galleries
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