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VOL. XXVIII. NO. 9

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1929

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cent.

MELCHETT, SAMUEL,,, lle BRITISH JEWS TO SECULARISM MENACES
CLAIM TWO-THIRDS Freund Is Honored AMY SCHECHTER IS
DR, WISE EULOGIZE [. 6:11-; ( .1usticej ACT ON NORWAY'S
AMERICAN SYNAGOGUE
By Cleve l an- ri Home
OF
RUSSIA'S
JEWS
HELD FOR MURDER
MEMORY OF HERZL
SCHECHITA BILL
ARE DEPENDANTS
"'et'
"rY Mem"er IN STONIA, , N. N Cr
___

Twenty-Fifth Memorial An-
niversary Enthusiastic
Zionist Affair.
— -
SAY ZIONIST FOUNDER
IS "MODERN MESSIAH"

Urge Government to Recon-
sider Enactment of
Prohibition.
- -
FEAR ANTI-SCHECHITA
MEASURE IN DENMARK

London Gathering Largest
Since Balfour Declar-
ation.

Joint Foreign Committee Is
Told Defense Needed in
Calendar Reform.

LONDON. --
T. A.) -- A
large crowd, the biggest in number
since the enthusiastic Zionist
meetings held in the British capital
following the issuance of the Bal-
four Declaration, attended the me-
morial meeting held here Thursday
night to mark the twenty-fifth an-
niversary of the death of Dr. Theo.
dor Herz], founder of political
Zionism and of the Zionist Worl (I
organization. Lund Melchett, Si
Herbert Samuel, Dr. Stephen S
Wise and Nahum Sokolow pal
HENRY M. BUTZEL
tribute to the memory of the lot
Zionist leader, who was describe (I
Governor Fred W, Green
by Dr. Wise as a"modern Nies - pointed Henry M. Butzel to fin
slab." Messages were read (run I the vacancy in the Michigan State
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, who ex - Supreme Court created by the
Pressed his regret at his inabilit y death, of Justice Grant Fellows.
to be present to join in the homag e Justice Butzel is a member of the
"to Ilerzl's immortal memory,' law firm of Butzel, Levin A Win.
and from Nathan Straus,
*ton. Governor Green called at.
Lord Melehett, who presided a t tention to Mr. Butzel's great •bil•
the memorial meeting, paid tribut, • ity an • lawyer and as an upstand•
to Dr. Ilerzl's statesmanship ani I ing citizen of Detroit and Wayne
leadership. How close is the county,
wailing of the mandate to the pro-
gram outlined at the Basle Con-
gress," he pointed out. "It is a
sad reflection that Herz! died at
the premature age of 44."
Herzl's Dream Realized.

Orthodox Triumph
In Cleveland Case

LONDON,— 1.1. T.
- The
Joint Foreign Committee, the
body representing the Anglo-Jew-
ish Association and the Board of
Jewish Deputies, fur the protec-
tion of Jewish rights, will spare
no effort to persuade the govern-
ment a Norway be reconsider the
recent decision of Parliament to
enact a prohibition o n schechita,
declared Lucien Wulf, secretary,
in the committee's report sub-
mitted Sunday to the monthly
meeting of the Board of Jewish
Deputies.
A prohibition of schechita has
already been adopted in Sweden,
and there is real danger that the
two Scandinavian kingdoms may
be followed by Denmark. The
Joint Foreign Committee was
taken by surprise since the pro-
moters of the scherhita prohibi-
tion in Norway made secret prepa-
rations for the passage of the bill
to prevent Jewish bodies from
counteracting their propaganda
which was defeated two years ago.
The Joint Foreign Committee
has decided that it cannot make
representations to the government
of Rumania in connection with the
present controversy between the
government a nil Jewish leaders
concerning the Jewish communi-
ties law. Mr. Wolf explained that
there was not question of intoler-
able persecution or of an infrac-
tion of treaty rights, but an in-
ternal difference between various
sections of the Jewish community.
stn increase
the reform of the calendar in the
Enited States was re ort t the
committee. The situation requires
further defensive methods, it was
declared.
Major Isidore Salmon,
P.,
Was elected vice-president of the
Board of Jewish Deputies, suc-
c ceeding the late Joseph Prag.

A tremendous ovation was ac-
Sir Herbert Samuel, form-
er Iligh Commissioner of Pales- The Court of Appeals Rules
tine, when he rose to speak. "There
Against Conservatives
is nothing in modern history," Sir
In Jewish ('enter.
Herbert declared, "that is more
---
enthralling, more moving, more in-
CLEVELAND, T. A.)—
spiring than Ilerzl's life and in the
The Court of Appeals Friday re-
Cillinte of Palestine events in the
versed the decision of Chief Jus-
past few years which represent the
. lice Homer G. Powell of the t'orn-
triumph of a great idea. ' lie
mon fleas('curt when it granted
lauded Ilerzl's vigor and sound in-
an injunction against the hoard of
stinct which enabled him to fore-
trustees of the Cleveland Jewish
see developments. Ile pointed out,
Center and Rabbi Solomon Gold-
a' a matter of interest, that
man, enjoining then] from the use
Ilerzl's scheme for Palestine re-
of the synagogue as a Conserva-
habilitation was first published in
tive house of worship. The de•
London. "What would llerzl
vision upholds the contention of
have said, 25 years Iwo, if he could
the Orthodox members of the con-
have foreseen that within a gen-
gregation that the synagogue was
eration Palestine would be secured
to the Jews by public law, and the
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foundation laid for an alls.lewlsh
city, great industries created, the
Jordan harnessed, I:12,000,000 in-
vested in the country and the lie-
brew language and culture re-
Halevy Hazomir
Reaches
vived'!"
Final Stages in Plans for
"Would that Herz' hail lived t o

corded

witness the magic realization of
these dreams," he declared. "What
has already developed in Pales-
tine," he stated, "is only a begin-
ning, with the future requiring
enormous efforts and sacrifice."
Financial contributions, he said,
are the most facile of the gifts to
Palestine, compared with the peril
faced by fellow Jews against
armed attacks in the earlier days
of the Palestine rehabilitation ef-
forts. It was titling. he stated. on
this occasion to recall the memory
of Joseph Trumpeldur and his com-
panions. Ile lauded the devotion,
idealism and the sacrifices of the
Jewish laborers, farmers and fac-
tory workers who are the roots of
the tree from which the blossom
of the revived civilization in Pales-
tine has sprung.
Dr. Wise's Address.

Sir Ilerbert touched upon the
seventh dominion idea, calling
upon the adherents of this plan tit
work hand in hand with those who
are forming the Jewish Agency.
Without arguing the merit or de-
merit of the seventh dominion
idea, which for British, Jewish and
international reasons has its op-
ponents, those who it agree to this
idea can still agree with the rest
of us in creating a strong Jewish
Agency, he said. Ile described Dr.
Weizmann's invitation to all par-
ties in Jewish life to join the •ew-
ish Agency for Palestine work as a
far-sighted self-sacrifice, since it
means the volunteer renunciation
of one-half of the seats on the
Agency to representatives of a Ma-
jority which has done little fur the
Palestine cause.
Theodor Herz! was hailed by Dr.
Stephen S. Wise as a "modern
Messiah, who achieved the most
wonderous miracle of helping Is-
rael to work out its own salvation."
"Thestelor Ilerzl was one of the
few men truly epochal," he de-
dared. "Ile was epochal because
he dared to bid the Jew to be what.
for nearly two millenia he had not

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MARWILS BACK
FROM ZION; SEE
SUCCESS AHEAD

Robert M•rwil Enthusiastic Over
Progress Achieved; Sees Great
Turn for the Better.
— -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morsel! and
I 4-ear-old daughter. Nathalie,
upon their teturn last week from
a nine months' tour Of European
countries and Palestine, more than
half of the time having been spent
in the Jewish Homeland, were en•
thusiastic over the successes of the
Jewish pioneers and of the prog-
ress made on Jewish soil.
Mr. Marwil compared his ex-
riences live years ago, on his
first visit to Palestine, with those
of the present trip, and said that
the change for the better is great.
Industries have been built and the
orange industry has advanced, Mr.
Marcell said, and the improvements
in Jewish settlements are a source
of pride to all Jews.
Marred by Mrs. Marwil's illness
in Tel Aviv, the Marwils state,
however, that the joy of their stay
in the Holy Land was unsurpassed,
and Mrs. Marwil hopes for a return
visit to the Jewish Homeland to
make up for "lost time" during
her illliess. Miss Marwil describes
her 011 experiences find reactions
to the land of her fore fathers in a
special essay which will be pub-
lished in The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
The Marwils, besides going to
Palestine and Egypt, visited in
Italy, Austria, Germany, Czecho-
slovakia, France and Switzerland.

WARSAW JEW KILLED
WHEN THROWN OUT OF
RUNNNING STREET CAR

WARSAW'.--(J. T. A.)—Aaron
Steinman, (fa, a Warsaw Jewish
resident, died after being thrown
resident,
out by unknown hooligans from a
running street car. Both his legs
were broken. Ile was taken to
the hospital, where he died several
hours later. The hooligans VS-
coped.

Executive Board of Joint Distribution
Committee to Meet in Zurich in August

EXPECT 20 000 AT
CONCERT ON AUG, 6

Belle Isle Affair.

The Halevy-Ilazomir Choral So-
ciety has nees reached the final
stage in its work of preparation
for the National Night Concert at
Belle Isle on :Shindig evening,
August 5. An audience of 20,-
((Ott is expected to attend this an-
nual event. The Jewish concert
will he the last of this year's Na-
tional Night concerts given in
tildljUlIctioll with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra.
With the return from New York
this week of Leo Low, supervising
conductor of the Jewish National
%Yorkers' Alliance choirs, with
which the Halevy-Hazomir is affil-
iated, a new schedule of rehear-
sals has been announced as fol-
lows: Tuesday evenings at Glad-
stone and Twelfth, and Thursday
evenings at 539 Kenilworth, with
added special rehearsals when nec-
essary.
On Sunday morning, July 2s, a
group photograph of the entire
Halevy'-Ilazomir organization will
Ise taken at 539 Kenilworth. All
members who wish to be in the pic-
ture should be present at 10 a. In.
sharp.
On Sunday afternon, the instal-
lation of the Halevy-liazomir into
the Jewish National Workers' Al-
liance will take place at Unser
Camp. The camp is reached by
taking U. 5.-12 (Plymouth Road)
to Chelsea, then turning north on
M-92 direct to the camp. Cars
will leave immediately after the
taking of the group photograph.

Rabbi Gives Brilliant Satire on Present-Day Conditions;
Presumptuous Lay Authority, Babbitry in Pulpit,
Excessive Building Ambition Among Evils.

By DR. ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN

(What is wrong with the American synagogue? Nothing,
say some. Others insist that there is something the matter with
that Jewish institution which has accompanied the people from
an early period, witnessed the restlessness among the lay mem-
bership and the dissatisfaction of the rabbis. A searching pres-
entation of the problem and its causes was made by Dr. Israel
Goldstein, rabbi of Congregation B'nai Jushurun, New York,
at the annual convention of the Rabbinical Assembly held last
weal: in Long Branch, New Jersey. It is not at all necessary
to agree fully with the views and the diagnosis formulated by
Dr. Goldstein, to enjoy his brilliant satire on present-day con.
ditions. What he describes mirrors conditions not only in
Conservative congregations, which are served by the members
of the Rabbinical Assembly, but also those obtained in the syna-
gogues and temples of the older wings of American Jewry.- -
Editor.)

The meeting, the date of which
has not been definitely settled, will

be held in Zurich, some time in Au.

gust. The plan of holding this
meeting is due to the fact that a
number of the leaders, including
Felf-
M. 'Warburg, Louis Mar-
shall, Dr. Cyrus Adler, and Dr.
Lee K. Frankel, will be in Zurich

to attend the organizing meeting

Distribution Committee, including
Mr. Paul Baerwald, David M.
Bressler and Joseph C. Hyman,
who will be in Europe this MM.
mer, will also be in Zurich at that
time.
It is expected that Dr. Bernhard
Kahn, European director of the
Joint Distribution Committee and
Dr. Joseph A. Rosen, head of the
Agro-Joint will attend the Zurich
meeting, which among other things
will hear reports from Mr. Bress-
ler and Mr. Hyman, who are now
visiting a number of countries in
which the J. D. C. is actively en-
gaged in the task of reconstruct- I

of the Jewish Agency for Pales-
/ int. Other members of the Joint ing Jewish life.

GA

Only One-Third of Jewry in
Daughter of Late Dr. Solo-
iloni
rb :: , Cleveland
at ii. t%la Jew ' I Orphan Daughter
Soviet Russia Are
mon Schechter Involved in
,e meeting

Working.

on

REPORT ANTI-SEMITISM
GROWING IN RED ARMY

Sunday,

July II, honored
Fre und liN

Adolph ("Dadd y ")

•

Strike Agitation.

FORMAL INDICTMENT
TO BE MADE MONDAY

Banners With Slogans "Kill
the Jews, Save Russia,"
Incite Soldiers.

Defense Asks Change of
Venue, Fearing Mob
Spirit at Trial.

MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.) — Only
NEW YORK.—(J, T. A.)—Amy
e
onsthird
eef the Jews in Soviet
Schechter, a daughter of the late
Russia are working, while two-
Jewish scholar and president of
thirds are. dependant on others, is
the Jewish Theological Seminary
the estimate presented by the
of America, Dr. Solomon Schech-
Ernes, Comniunist Yiddish daily.
ter, is among the 16 textile strik-
In White Russia the dependents
The synagogue has always embraced secular elements
ers who have been held In Gas-
tonia, N. C., on charges of mur-
in its program, elements having to do with practical daily exceed two-thirds; in the Ukraine
they number 10 per cent less than
der, in connection with the death
considerations affecting the life of the individual Jew, and two thirds; in Moscow and Lenin-
of 0. F. Alderholt, chief of police,
with questions affecting the tuitional welfare of the Jowish grad the dependents number ones
on June 7. The formal indict-
people. Judaism is uniquely comprehensive of life as a whol•., half of the Jewish population, be-
ment is scheduled to be made on
out the synagogue historically has been the "locus" of all Jewish cause. these cities production is
July 29, after which the date of
values. The synagogue has been and still is bound tip with the Jew- greater and the general unemploy-
the trial will be set.
ish people more as than any other church has been or is bound up ment less. Another reason, as giv-
According to forecasts in the
*with any racial or national group. en by the Eines for the smaller per-
radical labor press, the trial may
Therefore, it is expected that the centage is that in these cities the
have repercussions rivaling those
ynagogue should Jewish
birth rate is considerabl •
possess secular
aroused by the Sacco-Vanzetti
elements which are germane too its smaller than in the Ukraine and
ADOLPH FREUND
case. Mime Schechter was In
history Gaon1
White Russia.
,i btieti.nt i n
charge of the International Labor
According to the Ernes figures, electing him an honorary member Defense headquarters in Gastonia,
board of trustees
and direr-, which has been aiding in the de-
o y e d
How, then, shall we determine .1 t 1:' of
,,,, the
t P (' nnta ge if empl
d tor of the home for life,
workers
larif.,eartisans.
tense of the millhands since the
the
menace
of
secularism
in
the
--
As stated in a recent issue of opening of the strike in April.
Detroiter Retained as Execu- synagogue? Surely not by the come second and laborers third.
Must
of
the
dependents
live
from
The
Detroit
Jewish
Chronicle,
Mr.
Although
she was in the headquar-
consideration of whether there are
five Secretary of West-
tors
of with the International Labor
who was e.onnected
any secular elements in its pro- funds ieceived from American rel. Freund,
em Organization.
*fives.
Defense,
and not on the scene of
the
Cleveland
Jewish
Orphan,
grain, but by the consideration of
Home since Its formation OH years the battle, she is held without
Anti-Semitism Growing
whether the secular elements
a
ir"
declined
election
as
trustee
bond,
on
the
charge of murder, to-
Jacob Nathan of Detroit has which are present there today are
The number of cases of anti-
'
been retained by the Portland, more numerous, snore dominant, Sennitism in the Red Army is stead- and sponsored Adolph Finsterwald gether with the following: Fred
a
s
his
su
••essor
at
the
convention
Erwin
Beal
of Lawrence, Mass ;
and mere exotic than they have ily growing, it is pointed out by
AI,
I ' of K. O. Byers, Wm. M. McGinnis
of Distri i(t.' Ulan I Lodge
ban in the past. This involves the Krasmairmeiskaya
',
Pravda or- .''No.
• ' ' ''
nu
.
the consideration of what has been Kan of the Red Army.
Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, I ' b; McLoughlin, George W. Car-
at Elkhart lake, Witt, on ter of Mispah, N. J.
the outstanding idea which the
Banners with the slogan, "Kill .1 held
0 1 ). 3.
'
Next York, Joseph Vera
Bush of
of
synagogue is meant to enshrine, the Jew's, Save Russia" often ap-
Harrison
New Jersey, J. C. Heffner, Robert
and to which all other elements pee r among the soldiers. Jewish
At the meeting in Cleveland( Allan, Russel
must be secondary. It is, of soldiers ore frequently persecuted opinion prevailed among officers . K. Y.
Knight, N. F. Gibson,
course., the God idea, which has and subjected tee gross indignities. and members of the board of trus-
Hendricks, Sophie Melvin
and Delmar Hampton. With the
been the constant amidst all the
One ease in the Ninety-ninth tee's
that Mr. Freund should not exception of Miss Schechter, Mr.
variables.
Smolensk Garrison is now under
permitted to discontinue his
Beal, Miss Bush and Mr. Harrison,
Let one be a bit more specific investigation. The paper declares cl
fiitienttions with an institution to all are textile workers.
about this term, "the God idea," that the guilty must be severely which he rendered a lifetime of
as there are some who may object punished.
The Defense Or g anises.
service and of which he is now the ,
that the term, undefined, covers a
ld member. Upon motion unan-
Four students, one of whom be- oest
The International Labor De-
multitude of sins. As I see it, the longs to the Communist
party. •i
adopted, therefore, 11 r. , tense, which undertook the de-
i.li
God idea as it has functioned in were arrested in Tashkent,
Turke- T:i u :1:1,1. wits elected an
tense of the accused, has enlisted
the mind and soul if Israel has snap, fur persecuting a Jewish via- mem b er of the board of honorary
trustee the services of Dr. John Randolph
been characterized by two main
and a director of the Cleveland or- of Scopes evolution trial fame; ex-
concepts, first, that God is a tran- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Judge Frank Carter, of Asheville;
Ph"
scendent Being above and beyond
,11,hlgei,,f"trh,lithtl
'. rat time such an Tom P. Jimison, ex-Methodist
the sphere of humanity and the

NATHAN ORGANIZES s

EXCHANGE INWEST "ririn.

. ' ■

universe at the same time that Ile
is imminent within humanity and

1 the universe, and second, that the

Here, then, we have the other
important criterion by which to (le-
Oregon, Stock and Bond Exchange termine the menace of secularism
to assume charge of the develop- in the synagogue, namely, the God

JACOB NATHAN

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HERZL, THE TEACHER
OF JEWISH MANLINESS

By RABBI HERBERT PARZEN

Not, I ho Nilowing
ti•n of the rontribulinn of Dr. Theodor
11,7.1 to Jewish life is from the pen
of Rabbi Herbert Parten of Portland,
Oregon. formerly of Detroit. Rabbi Var.
2011
the son of Mr. and Mrn. ('haste,
Patten of Mirlintan .,tune. Detroill.

Twenty-five years ago this
month, Dr. Theodor Herz] died in
Franzenbad, Austria. lie had only
been active in Jewish affairs seven
years. Yet, during this tragically,
brief period, he indelibly stamped'

purpose of

bringing into bold,

crystal-clear relief, the individual
quality and character that are pri-
marily responsible for his giant-
like influence and pr•ponelerant
in our history. I regard
his
his approach to Jewish problems
with a dignified manliness and with
an adequate self-respect as that
quality. The introduction of dig-
nity and statesmanship into the
life struggles of Jewry was an il.

PHILOSOPHER NAMED
RECTOR IN GERMANY

BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — Prof.
Ernst Casserer, philosopher and
interpreter of philosophic aspects
of Prof. Albert Einstein's theories
was named rector of the Univer-
sity of Hamburg. Ile is the first
Jewish university rector in Ger-
many.
Professor Casserer is 55 years
old. He was a pupil of Herman

"he".

CHALIAPIN TO PLAY
IN PALESTINE OPERA

by Golinkin, head tef the company.
Chaliapin will sing the role of Bor-
is Gudonov, which will be given
DR. THEODOR HERZL
at the first performance of the re-
his character and his views upon luminating innovation that we just
organized company.
Jewish history. Ile, in fart, revo- begin to appreciate and to prize.
MUSSOLINI TURNS OVER lutionized Jewsh He: he breathed
Before Herat,
self-respect into the Jewish make-
GIFT FOR JEWISH AID up. He created the real modern
Before Dr. Herz! entered Jew-
ish public life, Jewish affairs were,'
Jewish personality,
RONIE.--(J. T. A.1—A gift of
It is most worth-while to pause on the one hand, managed by the
50,000 Lira, presented by the Jew- to consider what particularly dis- purse-proud, overweening, irre-
ish residents of Turin last month tinctive contribution Dr. Ilerzl sponsible, self-appointed, and on
to Mussolini, will he set aside by made to Jewish living, what spe- the other hand by cringing, fear.
him for Jewish welfare institu- cific touch and singular tone en- ful, secretive, impractical men.
Both assimilators and non-assimi-
tions.
abled his personality to permeate
The Premier decided to devote the perennial sources and the lators dealt with the Jewish people'
as though they were their own pri.
this fund for poor families and struggling destiny of his people.
vale chattel, without sensitiveness
welfare institutions of the Jewish
I believe that it is possible to
communities in Italy.
examine Dr. Ilerzl's work for the (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)

honor had been conferred on any- minister, long active in labor cir-
ca lT esi ;:teheseerpii.h Brodsky of
New York,
the Cleveland JewishOr-
Home, and many congratu- Leon Josephson of Philadelphia,
3 images are being received

e„„ ' '
JOSEPH J. CUMMINS „,, 'm'
BUYS L. A. WEEKLY hp„Nult.r.1.0FLuinm;,1 sition,

'relationship of the individual to
God is twrsonal, immediate and di.'
rect. If this second concept does
not underlie all of Jewish philos-
ophy, it certainly does underlie all
Jewish Review
of Jewish prayer.

JERUSALEM.-- (J. T. A.)—
Leaders Sailing for Jewish Agency Conference to Hold
Feodor Chaliapin will sing with the
Meeting Overseas for First Time; Marshall, War-
Palestine Opera Company this
burg, Adler, Frankel and Others to Attend.
fall, according to a statement made

For the first time in the history
of its relief and reconstructive
activities overseas the executive
c
ommittee of the Joint Distribution
committee will hold a meeting in
Europe this summer.

of Board " of Trustees
For Life.

and B'nai

B'rith Messenger Combine
in Los Angeles.

The defense is now concentrat-
ing on obtaining a change of
:■
Mr, Freund
venue,
it being asserted that if the
did not attend the meeting in Clev-
trial is held in Gastonia the pro-
eland on July 1I. It was the first
ceedings
will be influenced by •
meeting he had niissisl in so y ear,

mob spirit. The counsel for the
a great
number of affidavits to the effect
that Gaston county's hatred of the
il biz” rf eavgeirta t oT
rsh ehya s enatcehnsd
CI, E V E LA ND.--"Belle f a i re" da
i that
the name selected by the board of
the Jewish Orphan Hoene at CI • , fair trial is impossible when the
jurors
most
be
drawn
from
a panel
land for the group of new build-
of less than 20,000, most of whom
ings in University
Ileights. own stock in the mills and are
Nov. 3 is the date net for the deeply
prejudiced against the
formal

defense have collected

"BELLEFAIRE : NAME OF
NEW ORPHANAGE BUILDINGS

What is considered one of the
most important steps in Anglo-
Jewish journalism in this country
is the merger of the B'nai B'rith
Messenger and the California Jew.
ish Review, in Los Angeles, with
Joseph Jonah Cummins of Detroit,
dedication of the institu- "Godless Communists." "Corn-
publisher of The Detroit Jewish
tion, including its beautiful new munism Against Americanism" is
Chronicle, as president and editor
cottage
buildings, alumni hall, ad- the local slogan. One local paper
f the merged publication.
amni tni ishtorsapt ii toanl. building, the chapel repeatedly
demanded "vengeance
Jr
o almost 32 years the lt'nai
on the Russian anarchists who
B'rith Messenger has been one of
Superintendent Sharlitt sub. bl
our beloved chief in cold
Ise leading factors in Jewish jour- !flitted ho,
The Greensboro Daily
annual report, which in- ood."
`'(""'"
nalism on the coast. It was found- Chided
no, only a summary of News, a newspaper published in a
ed in 1897 and for many years has work recently
accomplished, but a neighboring town,
reports that
been conducted by Lionel L. Ed.,
comprehensive survey of the his- "Gaston County is desperately
wards and Benjamin Davidson.
tory of the institution since its near the mood to try a dozen or
The California Jewish Review is a establishment
more malcontents for murder and
in 1868.
much younger publication and in
f
them for what
i
think,
The board, among other things, condemn
the eight years of its existence had
Go d , marriage an( t h e nigger.
ratified
the
organization
of
a
child
0
also established itself as a factor placement committee which
H
of Caw,
in the. Jewish community of Los co-ordinate
will
The tragedy grew out of a strike
co-oruinate all Jewish child place-
Angeles.
of textile workers in the Loray
ment activities in Cleveld.
an
The combination of these two
On 1% ednesday of this week the mills of the Manville-Jenckes Com-
papers came

about after months of first group of children moved to po ny, the first serious labor

nevotualons, and was finally com-
the new Jewish Orphan Home to urb
tance in the South with the
plated a few weeks
ago,
when
the open an institute for the training Communists taking part. The
contract fur the sale
of the
B'nai
B'rith Messenger to the California. of the. oldont children and the charge against the 15 workers is

Jewish Put:Heade:1 Company. pub- training of the new cottage the result of a battle which took
Once in Gastonia on June 7, be-
lihhers of the California Jewish mothers.
The children selected for this tween the textile strikers and the
Review, was signed in the office of

town police. During the battle
J. M. Friedlander, former corpora. purpose were the older ones, who the chief of
police was killed and
lion commissioner. will be distributed over the cot. two policemen,
one ex-policeman
Combine Means Greater Paper. gages as leaders.
and the strike agitator, Joseph
The stall' of cottage mothers ar•
ti,., 1Vi;t,:! ,i ptehrt,: ci n o n sto, ril ti ( I at iti,t,1 of i, these
Harrison, were wounded. Eight
nest reWednesday
morning and other prisoners are charged with
‘
were
received
c . t .i •t d a t the old building. intent to
Jewry will hove one of the largest
kill and have been held
weekly newspapers printed in the . Au present officers of the Home under bail of $750,
were re-elected at the annual
English language in the country, meeting
On! y six of the strikers indicted
Sunday. Fred I.azarus, are known to have had guns at the
for practically every Jewish tam• Jr.. of ng
Columbus,

■

was re-elected time of the shooting,

ply in Los Angeles and vicinity

was
Benjamin J. Samuels,
a subscribed to either one or the ' president;
;
The battle started, it Is alleged,
Max F. . Meisel, when
o other of these papers. The com-
a police department auto-
e-
d'n
t the
ofth
; sinking fund; Al-
hined weekly newspaper will aban- treasurer
mobile,
with the chief of police, an
feed
A. Benes•h, treasurer
don the format of the It'nni B'rith
of the ex-policemen, Roach, and a police-
Messenger, retaining the name, general fund; Mrs. Stella Lazarus,
man,
Gilbert,
entered into the
S hat,
rlit super-
however, and appearing in regular secretary; Michael
intends nt; Jack Giri g, assistant tent colony established by the
newspaper style.

One of the first to congratulate
the newly organized paper was
Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin, who in a
letter to Mr. Cummins expressed
himself as confident that the new
weekly will become ono of the
leading forces in Jewish journal-
ism in America.

FORM MENTAL HYGIENE
CLINIC IN PALESTINE

superintendent.

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Memory of Dr. Herzl Will be Honored
By Detroit Jews at Services Sunday

Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky to Deliver Principal Address at
Gathering at Northern High School on Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary of Death of Zionist Founder.

A metal hygiene clinic has been
Coincident with the opening at
established in Palestine by Hades- Zurich, Switzerland,
of the six-

troit bodies, including the Jewish
sah. the Women's Zionist Organi- teenth biennial World Zionist Con- National Fund, and of Young Is-
rael, Kvutzah lvrith and other lo-
zation of America, which conducts gress, Detroit
cal groups, this meeting will be ad-
a modern system of public health Jews will honor
dressed by prominent Detroit Jew-
work in Palestine. The clinic is the memctry of
ish leaders.
housed in one of the Hallassah Dr. Theodor
health welfare centers in Jerusa- Herzl on the
Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky, president
of Mizrachi of Detroit, will deliver
lem and is in charge of a psychol- twenty-fifth an-
ogist specially trained for condi- niversary of his
the principal address, Rabbi Moses
tions in Palestine.
Fischer of Congregation B'nai
death this Sun-
Moshe; Philip Slomovitz, president
The new clinic is under the day, July 28, at
of the Zionist District; Aaron
School Hygiene Department of the R:20 p. m. , at
Kurland, president of the Jewish
Hadassah Medical Organization, memorial serv-
National Fund, will be among the
and according to word from Pales- ices to be held at
speakers. Rev. Elijah Zaludkow-
tine has many cases to treat which Northern High
ski of Congregation Share), Zedek
are referred to it by the school, School, W o o d-
will chant several dirges dedicated
parents or doctors. The establish- ward and Owen.
to Dr. Herzl's memory. Rabbi
ment of • mental hygiene clinic
Held under the
Ashinsky will preside.
is in line with the Hadassah pub- auspices of Miz-
The guest speaker will be Rabbi
lic health program, which has al- rachi and Mix-
Irving Miller of Far Rockaway, N.
ways stressed the work from the rachi
o ir, Rabbi Askiasky
preventative point of view.
with the co-operation of other De- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)