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he goes against champion. Bob I wanted some "all-British" and ap-
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With the bout a week posed, the Palestine part Of the
cedure,
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and unless there is a decided harbor scheme and other develop-
change, he will enter the ring a 10 ments in Palestine was vigorously
to 8 favorite over the Baltimore opposed by another section of Con-
champion. servatives, the financial purists, in
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the sacred name of economy, de-
repaired ■ and serviced coneent•
spite the fact that the loan was
sully, economically and satin-
well secured on the revenues of
iactorily.
Palestine and is tic be reproductive.
Nevertheless these groups were
frowned On by the official leaders
of the Conservative party, and
Vr. Baldwin, Colonel Amery, Sir
Austen Chamberlain, and others,
with the veteran Lord Balfour,
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that his colleagues on the Liberal
benches follow the correct atti-
tude. Therefore, from the parka-
Faicom Club.
Tau Tau Gamma Sorority.
mentary point of view, the course
The Faicom Club will hold it. Tau Tau Gamma Sorority met at
is dear for spiritual and material
the home of Miss Bertha Feldman,
assistance being given to a rapid next meeting in the ballroom of.
2915 Richton. on Tuesday. 7h. ,
development of the natural re - Littmun's Theater, July 25.
sources of l'alestine, the encour- cussion on new members was hod girls reported a progressive sa
at
the
meeting
of
July
11,
and
of
raffle tickets. The next meet-
agenient of Jewish immigration,
le
and indeed the whole Zionist p rO. three new members were voted in. , ing will be held at the home tit'
is
'Ask
Faicom
friends
for
invitations
Miss
Dorothy Smith of 1412 Phila.
gram. The prime minister
friendly, the new Colonial and to the next open meeting, July 25, delphia.
Dominion secretary, 'Mr. Sidney The club is planning a package
Jolly Elite Club.
Webb, who will sit in the House auction in the near future.
The last meeting of the Jolly
of Lords us a peer, is known to be
Elite
Club
was held at the Peo-
Eta
Rho
Sorority.
sympathetic, and his deputy, Mr. I
The but meeting of the Eta Rho ple's Ilall on July 16. Plans for a
Ponsonhy, who will speak for th e
picnic
were
discussed. Tickets to
of
Sorority
was
held
at
the
home
of
Colonial office in the House
Commons, is sincere friend or the scribe. 'Many interesting lop- the Aston Theater for a deservitw
purpose
were
sold to the members
acs
were discussed, including plans
the Jewish people and a believer
in the Zionist movement. Messrs. for the swimming party to be held by Mrs. Cohen. A report of th'
banquet
given
by the Free Burial
Webb and Ponsunby will be re- in it few days. Miss Edith Good..
sponsible for the departmental ad- man, one of the newest pledgees, Association was given by Solomon
Schneiman,
who
was one of the
ministration of the Colonial office. will be voted in for membership
But there are great problems foe- at the next meeting, which will be elubrepresentatives Anna
Weinstein
and
Bella
Shea, active
ins! the Labor government. One held at the clubrooms of the Phi
members of the club, left for their
is the cure of unemployment in Beta Fraternity.
vacation.
Britain, and the other the estab-
Hoy Toy Girls.
lishment of world peace together
Jolly Fellows Club.
with a reduction of armaments as Miss Sliv l'evin of Clairmount
The Jolly Fellows Club met
rapidly as possible on a firm basis.• avenue was hostess of the last Thursday night at Littman's Hall.
One of the early results of the meeting of the Hoy Toy Girls. The Favorable reports were received
change of regime at \Westminster, outing on July 7, at Island Lake, from all committees, and thy'
will be a more sympathetic atti-, was proclaimed a success. The dance committee reported that the
lade towards questions of taxes! Misses Sliv Pevin, Phyllis Walt- large ballroom at the Book Cadil-
lion, land tenure, land settlement,' man, Jeanne Snitman, Vivian
the employment of Jewish work - Sellwartz and Estelle Schwartz are lac Hotel has been leased for a
men and the encouragement of opcnding their vacations at ISlacki- dance, the date to be announced
Nomination of officers
suitable emigrants from the de-, nay Island for a fortnight com- shortly.
took place and election will be held
pressed Jewish populations of mencing July 15. The raffle tick- at our next meeting. One of the
Eastern Europe into l'alestine. It ets can still be bought from mem-
members, Sam Siegel, was married
will be impossible, or at any rate hers. There will be no meeting last Sunday to Miss Irine Brooks
difficult, with a Labor govern- held this week. The next meeting at Windsor. All members attended.
ment in office in London, for a will be held at the home of Miss
repetition of such episodes as those Vivian Schwartz, 1490 Lee Place.
W. W. Girls.
that occurred at the Wailing Wall
The w. w. Girls met at the '
during the celebration of the Day
Troty Veeh Girls.
home of Miss Belle Woontner at '
of Atonement when Arab police
At a meeting of the Troty Vech a social gathering, when the old
were allowed to drive away the Girls on July 10, at the home of officers turned over offices to the,
worshippers, remove their tem-
Helen Kirschbaum, the fol- following new officers: Miss Selma,
, porary shrines, and insult Jewish
Liberals Friendly.
oflicers were elected for Do-utch, president; Florence Ter-
With regard to the Liberals. ecclesiastical officials on this most the coming
year: Miss Hannah ris, secretary; Mrs. Sally Bennett,
their attitude may be counted upon sacred of (lays in the Jewish re- Miller, president; Miss Ma
Miss Florence Terris,'
rtha trasurer.
in advance. It will be perfectly igious year.
Miller, utility officer; Miss Bertha former president, is now vaeation-,
friendly to Jewish aspirations in
If any such episodes as these Yackness, secretary; Miss Helen ing at South Haven. The next'
Palestine, Mr. Lloyd George him-
recur, those responsible will be Schneider, treasurer, and Miss Es- circling will be held in the form!
self was, after all, partly respon- brought to book. And we may ex- ther Kohn, publicity manager. The of a picnic at Belle Isle. Miss
sible for the Balfour Declaration. pect a more vigorous policy in months of July and August will Bess Feldstein will be hostess.
and is deeply committed to it, and making available the former Turk- e nd T
,
..___.,
the
is far too sensible to do otherwise ash crown lands for close settle- with various •
Biotin Cholem.
summer activities,
than support a progressive policy. ment by the Jewish Haluzim. In- and only hi-weekly
meetings are
Miss Sally Erman was hostess
Sir Herbert Samuel, chairman of deed, the policy of the labor gov- to be held during these months, at the last meeting of the society
the Liberal party in the country, eminent towards the mandated
The girls have welcomed hack their and plans were discussed to make ,
and with a seat in the new Parlia- areas will be one of vigorous grog- for ., president, Miss Esther • the society's twenty-first year a •
ment, can speak with the most au- ress, material development and Kohn, who spent the month of banner one, The foremost of these
thoritative voice of anyone in this sympathy. And of these mandated June touring the east.
plans dealt with the coming moon-
Parliament on Palestine and her territories Palestine will not bene- Jun
light dance Aug. 19 on the steamer
needs, and his friendliness may be tit least from the Labor
Put-In-Bay. "Wen Talbert and
Gamma
mma
Si gmaau.
T
Its on 11 ay 30
counted upon. Major Nathan, one victories at the polls
The last meeting of the Gamma his Chocolate Fiends," of Oriole •
of the new Liberal members elect -, last.
Sigma
Tau
was
held
at
the
home
Terrace
and nacho same, will fur.,
(Copyright, 1929, J. T. At
ed, may also be relied upon to see
of Miss Sarah Itutnm, 4247 Joy nish the music for dancing while
Plans were discussed re- on the other decks many noted'
ga r ( i l ling a cottage at Walled lake, radio and stage performers will
CLAIM CONSERVATIVE JUDAISM GAINING • "a
entertain with popular songs and
The entertain
the month of Aug u . Brid
GROUND IN AMERICAN CONGREGATIONS for
dances. Bridge cards and tables
folloWed the business meseting.
last meeting of the season will be will be on hand for those who care
1 Rogue in that respect different held at the home of Miss Lillian to play cards. Fraternities, sorori•
(Continued from Page One.)
and societies are invited to at-
through inaction and neglect, will from the Zionism of the street. Yeszin, 15359 Linwood avenue, ties
tend en masse. The chairmen of
1 Likewise, the synagogue must AS- July 23.
themselves have disappeared."
the
various committees are: Sam
! similate the charity activity, now
New Nationhood Definition.
Wexler, chairman; Irving 1. Feld
Tau Phi Fraternity.
The quest for a new definition I carried on by secular federations,
man, entertainment; Betty Drap- , - • -
of nationhood is of supreme im- and make this department of Jew-
Louis Folberg and Samuel Kor by kin tickets; Dave Steffin and Iry
parlance at the present stage of : ish life, which is an offspring from were chosen to head the entertain .' s F .1 li ian publicity
Ticket:
development in Jewish life in , the synagogue, product of the meet committee for tie coming can be had at the dock. The boat
connection with the rebuilding of , paternal character.
year. On Sunday, July 14, the leaves at the foot of First street at !
Palestine, was the view of Dr., Rabbi Samuel Fredman of Phila- members spent an enjoyable day 8:30 sharp.
Mordecai M. Kaplan in a paper on delphia urged that the rabbis as- at the summer cottage of Chancel-
"The Meaning of Nationhood." , serf a greater influence in Jewish lor Samuel Kritt at Whitmore Northwestern Women's League.
This need, he said, is felt particu- communal work in their communi- Luke. Ball playing, (lancing and
larly among Conservative Jewry. ties. Ile voiced objection particu- bathing featured the day. Burt The picnic given by the North-
and the Zionists, in view of the larly to the activities of certain Solomon
and
Sam
Willies I were
western
women's
League
was a
pledged to
the
fraternity.
great
success.
Mrs. Max
Weksler,
fact that they are committed to Jewish educators who, he claimed,
president, extends her thanks to
the historic principle that the ulti- deprived the Jewish religious
F.
Richmond,
chairman,
as-
Mrs.
mate return of the Jews to Jales- school of its religious character.
Told Tale Sorority.
sisted by Eva Pollack, Mrs. I. She-
tine is an essential part of the Dr. M. M. Kaplan took excep-
Mrs.
A.
Markson,
Mrs.
S.
Tusi Tata Sorority met July 10 witch,
Jewish religious outlook. Ile sag- tion to this view, declaring that in at the home of Gertrude Adels. Widre, Mrs. Ii. Lippitt, Miss L.
Rested the following formula for Jewish history the rabbi never rep- After the meeting, at which plans Weingarden, Mrs. S. Garber, Mrs.
the definition of nationhood: resented an ecclesiastical group were made for the summer months, N. Wauldron, Mrs. S. Knit, Mrs. A.
"Nationhood is the sense of and the layman ever exercised a bridge was played and refresh- Knoppow, Mrs. Cr. Brody, Mrs. B.
unity with that group which sup- great influence over the affairs of novels served. The second in a see- Schwartz and Mrs. Cr. Halpert•
1 . •with th • basic or ale- the community. The rabbis of ies of social meetings will be held Thanks are also given to Messrs.
mental culture which constitutes course have to tackle the problem July 24 at the home of Freeda J. Sliewach and A. Ossipaw. The
the initial humanizing factor in but there is no need for tx gs,t. ( Cohn, 607 Ilague. All members last board meeting took place at
one's life. A land furnishes the Lion. They have to face condi- re urged to attend as matters of the home of Mrs. Richmond. Ar-
t
group with the content of the cul- tions as they arc and attempt to f importance
will be brought up at rangements were made for the
ture, and the family unit which cope with them. These are the that time.
ball to be given in Book Cadillac
derives its status and sanction problems of the rabbinate in its
Hotel Nov. 24.
from the group is the chief instru- expounding of the concepts of
Eastern Ladies' Social.
ment for conveying that culture." Judaism, in accordance with mod-
Phalanx Club.
Eastern Ladies' Society held a
ern conditions.
The Phalanx Club met July 11
' Invasion of Secular Influence.
of directors' meeting Mon-
Rabbi Jacob Kohn of New York board
day,
July
15,
at
Mrs.
Shapero's
at
the
clubrooms
of the Y. W. IL!
An invasion of secularism in the
synagogue in the United States read a learned paper on "The home. All matters concerning the A., 89 Rowena street. Ilarry
has created a menace which threat- Spiritual Elements in Judaism." loan association and the annual Abramowitz, treasurer, resigned,
ens to drive out the Jewish Gods' Rabbi Eugene Kohn, in a paper picnic were discussed. The next due to the pressure of outside bus'.
relig- onposing the views of Rabbi ].outs meeting will be held Wednesday, mess, and Isadore Wuntner was
idea and bring into Jewish
I'1"kgi?tgl1( urged a step further July 24, at their new meeting hall, elected to fill his office, Drawings
low( life a confusion unparalleled ,
adjust of Jewish religious
in the history of the ancient Jewish in the to present conditions. Ile, Jericho Temple, Joy road and Lin- for the duck-pin bowling, tennis
law
wood. Plans were made for a so- and golf tournaments were held'
institutions. This statement was f too,
concurred
in the proposal for cial meeting and dance, and re- and dates set for the play-offs. A
made by Rabbi Israel Goldstein o
New York, at the close of a paper, the establishment of a rabbinic, freshments will he served in honor dinner-dance in honor of the
forthcoming marriage of President
reviewing present-day conditions• authoritative tribunal, but de- of the new meeting place.
anded that this tribunal have the
George Keil to Miss Selma Deutch
in the synagogue, entitled "The n)
right of change not only through
is
being arranged at the Oriole
Ki Ku Wah Sorority.
of Secularization." Rabbi
! Menace
Ki Ku Wah Sorority met July Terrace by the entertainment com-
I I d addressed
himself var. interpretation but also through
t
Go Id std n a
Tuesday night, at the
legislation and amendment of such 9 at the home of Miss Betty Gross mittee.
titularly to the recent develop-
of Cameron avenue. Plans for Recreation bowling allegs, George
ac vn e r obrecc eo dniie n obsolete
ments in synagogue life and e laws as
consonance
Keil
annexed
the bowling cham- I
b
h•
t
a ann s a
the moonlight to be held on Sun-
' called forth wide applause' on the cannot
by defeating Jack Coop
day, July 28, on the steamer Tash-
part of the majority of the rabbis with present conditions.
er
and
Sam
Goren,
runner-up in
Re-Elect Dr. Finke:stein.
moo, have been completed. Miss
in attendance.
in o f N ew Shirley Kopitz is chairman, assist- the final matches. An appropriate
Dr. Louis
i nelste
k
Eight factors were enumerated
memento
will
be
awarded
to the
by Rabbi Goldstein as the causes York was re-elected president of ed by the Misses B. Gross, C.
for this threatening condition.' the Rabbinical Assembly. Other Schwartz, E. Gross, E. Brenner, C. victor. The tennis elimination
They are: A presumptuous lay officers elected were: Vice-presi- I'orvin. Tickets may be obtained series begins next Sunday.
leadership, overreaching building dent, Dr. Israel II. I.evinthal, from the sorority girls or by call-
Tau Sigma Rho.
ambition, the institution of the Brooklyn; treasurer, Dr. Elias ing Garfield :39514. The next
Tau Sigma Rho Sorority met at
synagogue center, the apotheosis 'Margolis of Mount Vernon, N. Y.; meeting will be at the home of the home of Miss Mary Anchill, 148
of charity, secular Zionism, secular recording' secretary, Dr. Israel Miss Clara l'owin of 563 East Rosedale Court. Reports from the
sermons and cantatas, social dis- Goldstein, New York; correspond- Philadelphia.
(former treasurer and secretary!
! tinction in the new and babbittry ing secretary, Rabbi Alter S.
, were turned in and raffle report'
Jolly Eight.
in the pulpit. Rabbi Goldstein , Landesman, Brooklyn.
The meeting of the Jolly Eight was discussed. All members were
A
resolution
against
the
pros
stated that the role played by the
Bridge Club, which has been or-I asked to submit an oath, which in
Jewish laity and its interference posed calendar change was adopt- ganized
for the past six months„ turn will be turned over to Inter-'
with the rabbinate exceeds the ed by the Assembly. Another reso-
was held at the home of Miss Rose I Fraternal Organization. Next
claims and the liberties taken by lotion provided for the appoint-
meeting is to be held at the home
the Christian laity in the Chris-, ment of a committee to prepare a Cohen, 3281 Cortland avenue. of Miss Esther Tanis, 262 East
memorial publication to honor the Bridge was played and refresh- Euclid.
tian churches.
ments
served.
memory of Prof. Israel Friedland-
Secular Zionist Confusion.
I
"I predict that belief in God will er on the occasion of the tenth
Hebrew Infant Home.
Les Joyeuse Fillet.
die out when the conviction of hi., anniversary of his death.
The officers of the Hebrew In-:
The Les Joyeuse Filles met at
immediate, personal, transcendent:
the home of Miss Mildred Chertoff fent Home thank the Rose Sorork
HALEVY-HAZOMIR
reality dies out," he declared.
July l'2. The excursion to Bob-Lo, Club for their liberal donation in
Rabbi Goldstein, though a Zion-
held July 14, proved a success. At memory of the late Rose Sorock; ,
READY
FOR
ITS
the island, the members were en- to the Kadimah Girls for their lib. ,
ist, regretted the confusion
CONCERT AUG. 5 tertained by ball playing, dancing, eral donation; the Blue Bird Girls'
brought by secular Zionism into
various games and swimming. for remembering the children at
the synagogue. lie does not mind
Though its supervising conduc-
synagogue members being active tor, Leo Low, has found it neces- Prizes for the games were awarded the Home in sending a case of
t , but what sary to return to New York City to Gertrude Alpert, Pollie Minzer, oranges every month. Mr. Cohen,'
•
in the Zioin st moemen
he resents is the substitution for for a few weeks, the Halevy-Ha- Rose Entner and Lillian Marks. A the former collector, is no longer
the synagogue by an interest in zomir Choral Society is proceed- delightful luncheon was prepared with the club and there will be no
the Ziionist movement or by an i ng with its preparations for the by the girls. Election of officers collector calling on members &Ir-
exclusive interest in charity work. Jewish National Night concert at win take place at the next meeting, ing the summer months. A board
"It is 25 years since Ilerzl died. Belle Isle, on Monday evening, which will be held at the home of directors' meeting Was held at
262 Rowena, Thursday
His legacy was not a religious . Aug. 5, under the guidance of of the Misses l'ollie and Yetta Min- the Home,
legacy, however great it may have William Cayman, assistant con- zee of Chalfonte avenue. afternoon, July 18, at 1 p. m.
, been as a cultural and national luctor.
leaven. Modern Zionism is a secu-,
Two rehearsals are being held Delta Chapter, Phi Gamma Eta
Sorority.
Isar, nationalistic movement be- each week, sopranos and altos on
The sorority announces the
cause the God-idea is not its main-' Tuesday evenings, tenors and
t) It
opening
of
the
membership drive.
a
secular
menace
to
basses on Thursday evenings.
spring. It is
TAW
the synagogue because it offers an . These rehearsals begin at 8:30 p. Several prospective members were
• opportunty outside the synagogue m. and take place at the Folk- present at the last meeting. Let-
for a Jew to express himself in an schule, 639 Kenilworth avenue. ters announcing the excursion to
77:011 r.r:QtraVini
affiliation where the God-idea and An almost completely new reper- Bob-Lo were sent to the different
affection need not even be present. Loire is being prepared for the fraternities and sororities.
C9nyany
-----
When this secular Zionism is 13elle Isle concert, which will be
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority.
0610716 DESIGNERS
, brought into the synagogue it sung under the direction of Mr.
Theta Delta Kappa Sorority met
'STRJ TORS
threatens to obscure the religious Low, who will make • special re-
. element in the synagogue. The turn trip to Detroit for this event. at the home of Miss Marie Samow,
All who are interested in Jewish 1514 Cla'rmount. July 16. Plans
synagogue must assimilate the
Ziionist movement to its own music, part:cularly former Haley), were completed for the outing to
character and in an organic way , liazomir members, are invited to be held Sunday, July 21, for soror-
convert it into part of itself, re- attend rehearsals no that they may ity members only. Miss Ann Lieb-
I claiming it as its child and giving! take part in the coming concert erman of 1873 Gladstone is to be
I it the paternal stamp which will and the many other undertakings hostess at the next meeting, Tues. Checker Cabs. Empire 7000
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Something new! Public course with all the advantages of
private club. Nine clay courts.

Come and See the Finest Tennis Courts in
Detroit

Art Staff's Dexter Tennis
and Skating Center

Davison at Dexter.

Hogarth 2675

Play when you wish. Reserve your courts. Small fee.

SPECIALS

Lemon Cu3tard, pt.

25c
45c

Finest Quality Fruit Sherbets, qt

Now Obtainable at Our Four Stores
"They ,ay it's Detroit's Finest lee Cream"
One gallon or more packed in ice and delivered. Garfield 2724

Country Club Ice Cream Co.

4581 Joy Road at Broadstrmt
10315 Linwood, near Collingswood

11852 Grand River Ave., near Indiana
15475 Livernoe, near Fenkril

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Linwood Euclid Market

Everything for the Table

8425.31 Linwood at Euclid

We Solicit Your Patronage

ROOFERS OF BETTER HOMES

"1:p.-Roof the Jenesco Way"

WAYNE COUNTY
Roofing & Supply Company

2614 Lawrence

Arlington 8454

Have You Heard the New
AUTOTONE RADIO?

The Autotone is a 6-tube single dal radio which mounts
on the dash of your present car.
Just think of the wonderful hours you can enjoy with your
car AUTOTONE equipped! It will bring in your favorite sta-
tion wh you may drive.
For a demonstration phone Northway 2895.

Collom Engineering Service

556 East Euclid

Longfellow 8439

Detroit, Mich.

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Manufacturers and Distributors

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With Every Meal

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BRING IT TO THE

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Lacquering, Trimming and Deco Rubbing
Body and Fender Bumping, Welding and Frame Straightening

Glendale 1400

665 Selden Avenue

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