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ORTHODOX TRIUMPH GUEST SPEAKER AT
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IN CLEVELAND CASE,
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(Continued from Page One.)
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Sweitzer Staunch Aviation Advocate
Phones Lafayette 3340-41
is trust, formed for Orthodox pur-
poses, and that its trustees, with-
out violating the trust, could not
change the synagogue ritual from' ,
The
Orthodox to Conservative.
decision that a breach of trust had
occurred was unanimously upheld
by all three judges sitting on the
case.
Must Stand Trial.
The defendants, who were per-
mitted to file an answer within,
two weeks, must stand trial in the
Court of Appeals this fall, or re-
vert the synagogue to its Orthodox
status.
W. K. Stanley,, attorney for the
defendants, stated that he did not
know what further action would
he taken. Rabbi Goldman is no
longer the spiritual leader of the
Cleveland Jewish Center, now be-
ing with a Chicago congregation.
The decision was handed down
by Judges Kent W. Hughes,
Charles L. Justice of the Third
District Appellate Court, and Roy
i rict
II. Williams of the Sixth Dst
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tween the airplane and the auto- now
De-
mobile, G. II. Sweitzer, vice•presi- trait at K t to w„,,a wnf a: 12537
dent and general manager of Woodward, and 4230 Grand River
Gardner-Detroit Company, Michi- avenue, respectively. Locations
gar distributor for Gardner mu- are being selected for two more
for cars, is a staunch advocate of Detroit brunches, one to be located
aviation as a time-saving factor on on t •• mist rule, the 0
business trips of considerable east ride, to facilitate the sale and
RABBI IRVING MILLER
service of Gardner cars in each of
length.
During the past week he visited the various Detroit districts.
Rabbi Miller of Far Rockaway.
The accompanying photograph
Appellate Court.
N. Y., will be' the guest speaker at the factory of the Gardner Motor
History of the Case.
services at Co., Inc., at St. Louis, by airplane; shows D. P. Gallagher, president
Il erzl Memorial
The case, which has been almost the
h School this Sunday making the trip from the Ford of Gardner-Detroit Company
g
on, has at. Northern Ili
bidding Mr. Swcitzer
two years in litigati
, airpo rt via Chicago in 5 hours 11 fright)
traded nation-wide interest. Plain- evening.
minutes actual flying time as coin- (left) a bon voyage just prior to
pared
with
13
hours
55
minutes
his
departure.
In the background
tiffs in the suit were an Orthodox
required to traverse the 563 miles is D. P. Gallagher, Jr., with Miss
committee of the congregation,
Hazel
Vogelcy,
fiancee of Mr.
headed by A. A. Katz, which
on the shortest route by rail.
i pressed charges against Rabbi
From the Ford airport he tear- Sweitzer, seated in the Gardner
clod via the Stout Air lanes to roadster at the right.
Solomon Goldman and trustees of
IN GASTONIA, N
INIole in St. Louis Mr. Swoitzer
the Cleveland Jewish Center.
—
Chicago, where he transferred to a
St. Louis-bound air mail and pas- completed plans for the distribu-
Formed as an Orthodox congrega - •
Page
One.)
(Continued from
plane of Universal Air lion of the Gardner line in Miehi-
lion, dissension arose among the
wer
members when Rabbi Solomon strikers with the help of the se
Inc., both of which oper- gin for the coming year.
As. Service,
Goldman, its n spiritual leader, with Workers International Relief
whic.
h
TO
mbe rs of
the concurrence of members
co l ony MAX MANISCHEWITZ
destroyed
the first
the board of director changed the had
socialist.
Following
a tent
fire
....
SAIL FOR PARIS POST
ritual to Conservative type of wor- of the strikers, forced to live in
MORRIS ROSEN
—
ship and the constitution so sped- tents and maintain their own
CINCINNATI, Ohio.—A testi• of 2019 Viriginia Park pissed
fled, the change from the Ortho- stores following their eviction
dux ritual was a violation of trust. from
nt company-owned property, it monial dinner was given to Max away July 23 after a lingering ill_
decided to maintain their own Manischewitz at Hotel Sinson, ness. Ile was 50 years of age.
Brought to the Court of Common Was
to his sailing for Paris, Ile is surviy 1,1 by his wife, Sarah,
Pleas, Justice Homer G. Powell guards, inasmuch as police pro- prior
will • assume the duties of and six children, Nathan, Ralph,
dart unreliable. • where he
decided that the court has no iuris- let len was
hal- resident manager of the B. Mani- Samuel, Ruth, Bessie and Frieda.
lion over purely religious matters. When the policemen were c
all of Detroit. Funeral services
lenged by the colony's guards, it is schewitz Matzo Company.
The matter was appealed.
Speak.", a t th e dinner were were held July 21 and interment
stated that the policemen opened
fire on the guard, The attempt Judge Charles W. Hoffman of the took place at Westwood Cemetery.
to enter the tent Colony followed Court of Domestic Relations; Rabbi Stollman and Cantor Mil-
La Salle Window Shade and
the forcible dispersion of a picket Samuel Schmidt, editor of the kovsky officiated.
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The most prominent federal and
Harry vein and family of
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the
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present,
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Greetings were roce Cooper of memory of the late Ilarry Wein,
prior to their visit to the strikers'
Garfield 1230.31
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Governor
Meyers
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Clover
Hill
Park (,'no
ry on
colony, it is reported.
' Ohio, who regretted his inability Sunday, July 28, at 2:;10 p. m.
Spirit of Ammostty.
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to
be
present
because
of
a
poste-
Friends
and
relatives
are
asked
to
Miss Schechter was formerly a ,
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sociated with the editorial stuff oars' conference in Connecticut; attend.
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of the Maccatwan, a Zionist jour- Hon. Nicholas Longworth, Mayor
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FREUDENTHAL DIES
Ha. nal. Several years ago she went Murray Seasongood, Mrs. Mary
e I t, D avid Brown, and
FRANKF ORT. — IJ. T. A.) —
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Soviet Russia, where she spent Mary
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from a score of other influential Dr. Berthold Freudenthal, prays-
0
teacher.
sumo ODD' as
Judge Hoyle Sink of the Su- publishers. editors, and important
ourt was appointed by personages throughout the coon- sot' of jurisprudence at the Univer-
city here, died at the age of 57. Ile
perior C
was widely known are a champion
,:sf• Governor Max Gardiner of North try.
of radical reforms in German
Carolina to it on the case. It is'
„nit inal law.
Linwood
A.
Miller
Named
now
believed,
however,
that
he
will
and
he replaced by Judge Barnhill o
President of W t llys-
BISSKOW COMMITS SUICIDE
if the Superior Court. Clyde Ilooy,
Overland.
brother-in-law of the governor, is
VILNA.-1.1. T. A. Mail Serv-
to the rhythm of
Announcement of the election
in
charge
of
the
prosecution.
it'e.)—A.
L. Bisskow, Hebrew
'. .fT
A. Miller to succeed
"The spirit of animosity among of LitiWooti
writer and poet, was found dead in
Gastonia's authorities has been John North Willys as president of his room at the Hotel Reiss, in the
clearly shown already," according the Willys-Overland Company town Dalhinow, near here. Ile
r''• to Joseph Brodsky, one of the places the active leadership in the was found hanging in the bath-
s counsel fur the defense, describ- hands of an' executive who has an
room.
the' habeas,. corpus proceedings. admirable background through his
4—
The poet came to the town to
DD.!
i
• h the • it
a years ,
w oh he conducted several weeks
deliver a lecture but was prevented
were made on the puny For the past four years Mr.
o ago. "Arrest ,
from so doing because of difficul-
FISII
three days following the murder., Miller has been first vice-president
FROG
ties raised by the police authori-
•:' 7
STEAK and
••.6. Wt• were denied our applications and in this capacity has maintained ties. He then announced that he
??.. for writs of habeas corpus. Ninety- a close personal contact with Mr. would speak at the local Beth Ha-
CHICKEN
mcdrash, but only a small audi-
.17 five men and women were held in- Willy,
At the meeting of the board at
communicado. Finally we secured
ence came to hear. Broken in
a writ signed by Superior Court which Mr. Willys' resignation was health, and without means, the dis-
.
and
Field
Y1' rshall
I ,
For Reservation' Call
is
Judge Harding, ,tree
s 10. (Si,,,'.., both of Chicago, appointed and aged poet en, e
witnesses to be produced in court Ch a rl e
REDFORD 2449
of the life.
on the following Wednesday at 10 were elected as members
Bissko• was bor n in 1859 in St.
Grand River k 7-Mile Rd
• board of directors, succeeding C.
, the son of a
o'clock in Charlotte.
"To embarrass the defense, the B. Mertz and C. B. Wilms, re- Petersburg, Russia
igned. Both of the new directors soldier under Nicholas I. Ile was
Gastonia authorities called a hear- s
ol.
are
internationally
known
in
the
one
of
the
pioneers
in the Ilio0
in Gastonia at 9:30 a.
ing
Wednesday. Since the defense at- world of finance and business and kalah movement in Russia and was
lend additional strength and pros- the author of several books in Ile-
torneys felt it most important to
get to the Charlotte court, they tire to the organization. C. 0. brew and Yiddish. Ile livers for
waived the preliminary hearing. Miniger, for many years a member some time in London, here he
Then Judge Harding put on the de- of the executive committee, has published a Hebrew-Yiddish dic-
fendants the burden of refusing been elected its chairman. tionary. Of special interest was
his book on the fundamentals of
the presumption of guilt alleged
Jewish music, published in London
to be carried by the unavoidable No Change in Policies or in 1924. In this book he advo-
waiver of the first hearing in
Personnel of Willy'.
oi led the adoption of an original
Hebrew terminology in music.
, Gastonia.
Overland.
"Typical of the attitude of Gas-
TOLEDO.—That there will be
re the questions
ton county w ere
change
in
the
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or
J. SHEVITZ
pressed by Clyde Hoev, prosecu- no
policies of the Willys•Overland or-
tor, before the Charlotte court ganization was indicated here in a
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hearing. 'Du you believe in God,'
statement by Linwood A. Miller,
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who succeeds John North Willys as
Real Estate Bought and Sold
she could not answer 'yes' or
'
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the
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