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VOL. XXVIII. NO. 17

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1929

IN BRITISH Hoover Names Harry F. Guggenheim — ZIONISTS TO HONOR BRING MARSHALL'S
United States Ambassador to Cuba
uba
POLICY DEMANDED
MEMORY OF LOUIS BODY FROM PARIS
BY JEWISH AGENCY„,,i'l,■ t n i l ,INF(. ;TGOnN,c., ,:hlthi, • ,
MARSHALL MONDAY FOR 11 S BURIAL

CHANGES

3,,,:flowNli,own. , ter-American

ic:In1.- ;

fork City, president of the Gug- American conference held in Wash- '

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Nearly 2,000 Children To Return To
Religious Classes At Temple Beth El

■4a

a o f( I ) not St u nn(117; nirrniinnfrl, Se t. 22.8.), Unfltyh(7neS'allutuss‘
rdli

ya attend iset,,.,s,s jai ani.„
(it,

EXCEED $35,000 SUM
IN DRIVE HERE FOR
ZION RELIEF FUND

the religious school system of Tern- !one session during the week. In
go nheim Fund for the Promotion ltgl"n•
Asks Reparation, Protection,
pie Beth El will reopen its doors '
way Beth El congregation has
of Aeronautics, as Ambassador to
The son of Daniel Guggenheim, Local District Arranged for His Remo ins to Rest in
Settlement of Wall
' ruba, to take the place of Colonel he is president
for the season's work. Chose to' advanced beyond the oone.session- Only Half of Prospective
of the Daniel Gug-
Memorial Meeting for
Family
Vault
at
Salem
2,000
children
will
return
to
their'
n-week
religious school and has in-
Question.
Noble Brandon Judah of Chicago genheini fund for the promotion of
Contributors Thus Far
Departed Leader.
regular classes. A large regiodra- stituted a considerable department '
—
Fields Cemetery.
who has resigned, was announced aeronautics founded by his father
Heard From.
lion
of
new
pupils
is
also
amid
,
Moodily
at
-
of
week
---
- day
the White House.
religious education. '
DETERMINED TO GO ON
in 1926 with a $2,500,000 g
rant ' BUTZEL WILL DELIVER
anted. A faculty of CO teachers The Saturday aessoms begin at
WITH PALESTINE WORK h e l In
. the selection of 51r. Guirgen- The fund which has been active , in
WILL NAME PALESTINE
will greet the students to continue' O:30. The week-day sessions will MEMBERS OF HADASSAH
ADDRESS OF TRIBUTE
m, the President is believed to utmost every phase of eranautics,
,
COLONY IN HIS HONOR wit h them their course of study be announced later.
T.—
,
GIVE MORE THAN $3,000
—
have taken cognizance of the great has given more than $1,200,000 to
in Judaism.
All Pioneers . ossesung Inv- 'met commercial aeronautics is to various universities and engineer-
----
Temple High School.
Program to Be Preceded by
Despite the large number of
I take in the fostering' Of closer re- ing societies for academic instruc-
migration Permits to
Temple li ah El }flail Sc,
esod to Continue
ool or Karen Hay -
Non-Jews Join World Jewry students, however, individual
Annual Election of
'
`
''
-
1 lotions between the United States lion and for research in aeronau -
` `
Be Settled on Land.
Dvv
rivoersk t u
o n Kinee
classes will he smolt, as the school the tenth, eleventh and twelfth
teprruNpotrm
In Paying Tribute to
edal
Officers.
an d the countries of Central and tical pro blems.
,
., , which opens Sept. 29,
grades
______
!
O n in four independent
is conducted
—
G r eat Leader.
_
Was War Aviator.
meets at 9:330. The high school is
J a: RUSA LEM,— (J. T. A. ) — South America. Mr. Guggenheim
'i
unts. the
morning
achool,
h
is
Detroit
Zionists
will
honor
the
been
an
out standing figo
Mr. Guggenheim was an official
Attempts to bring about an end, ,:il, r, e _. e . ,
.% Yorkers for
.
t• " -re - in and director in several copper coal.
L ouis Marshall at a me- ' NEW YORK.—The first religi- the Sunday morning Schad, the one of the prides of Both El con-
the Palestine Emer-
1 % i opment oi this industry
mem . m.Y n f '
to the mutual Aralo-.Iewish boycottt :
for it, too, signifies an 'gem), Relief Fund, at a luncheon
,
ponies from 1913 to 1923 and from mom ] meeting to take place Mon- ' ous service too be held in the new Sunday afterno. school and the gregation,
are being undertaken by merchants I ” both continents.
advance
in
its
program
of
religious
t
h
•
1:116 to 192:3, a member of the firm day evening, Sept. 23, at the Phila. Temple Lmanu-El, the magnificent Fenkell bran ,11
u onednes-
Heads Aeronautics Fund.
education. It means that no long- day, reported
lure. A prominent Jewish mer-
Week-D•y Education.
dei p h'• - B•
B y ron a
Ta mud
l mud Torah.
of Guggenheim Brothers.
edifice at Fifth Avenue and Sixty-
more than $35,000
Cr do Jewish boys and girls
chant applied to the Z
'Zionist Exe-1 Mr. Guggenheim, who is a grad-
The Saturday school w hi c
cease
raised,
with
prospects
Fred
M.
Butzel,
friend
and
for
fifth
Street,
will
During
the
war
he
served
be
the
funeral
of doubling
as
cutive to arrange an urgent con- , ante
h opens their religious education at eon- this sum before
of Pembroke College, Cam- naval aviator in the foreign service many years co-wrker of the de- , next Tuesday of Louis Marshall, on Sept. 28, is also kn own as the limitation
the campaign is
ference on the present commercial E bridge, England, was a
age but continue i% over
confirmation department. It
I
famous
American
lawyer
member
of
of
the
United
States
aviation
and Jew- tended by
situation in the country.
! the committee of experts which
is at- through the high school period
studen ts of the s eventh
forces in Fra nce , England and
Leaders in the drive urged the
'sh leader, president of the con-
The Zionist executive has decid- ', met in B
!Brussels in Feb., 1927, to Italy, with
ighth and ninth grades of the when they most need its instrue- workers to go on with
q- egatioon and a moving spirit in
the rank of Lieutenant
the work
al to bring into the country with- : study the economic consequences Commander.
school
whose
Ile is a member of
chief program is
:e
in order to help meet the emer-
in a few weeks all Chaluzion, pie- ' of any limitation of air armament
tii)T
hs
e
uil
i
org
in
utild
i
r
ay
nce
rnd intermediate geney
building of the new house of preparation for confirmation. In
vorship.
situation created in Palma
American Society of Interim-
neers, who are now in possession of which would include civil areonau- the
beginning
with
the
kinder-
tout Law and of
th at they may be tra ined to schools,
•
tine by the recent Moslem out-
the American In-
This was made known Monday understand
immigration certificates.
They tics. In 1928
and thoroughly the sign fic- Konen (or the age of four or five) rages. Fred M. Butzel, Milford
he served as the stitute for Mining Engineers. Ile
number between 7 and 800. A United States delegate on
ofter word was received from ante of Confirmation, the
the
In-
,
is
40
years
old.
students
Stern,
chairman of the Detroit
(Turn
to
Page
Three).
ames
Marshall,
his
son,
that
special fund will be obtained for
the

ady of the noted leader, who (lied
n Zur ich, Swd,
itz erlan
on Sept.
e pt.

this purpose.

The Alliance Israelite Univers-
elle and the Pica (Palestine cool-
onization association) have sug-

II, would leave

ALL OF U. S. GRIEVES
AT MARSHALL'S GRAVE

gested to their representatives

here to associate themselves with
the relief and reconstruction activ-
ities, the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency understands.

lay

Che rbourg T

aboard the Leviathan and

isiocunIdday e arrive in New York n xt

The new Temple was not to have
%poled until sund own on Oct. 4,

Non - Jews as Well as Jews Mourn Passing of Great Ameri
-
The Jewish Colonial Trust board
can and Jewish Leader; President Hoover Grieved
has authorized A. E. Hoofien, head
to Learn of Death of His Loyal Friend.
of the Anglo-Palestine Company

the beginning of Rosh Hashonah

so ',scat was the influence of
Louis Marshall in the lite of the
'oongregation and in the merger of
here, to place himself and the
the two congregations which made
The American community, non - Jewish as well as Jew
banks of the company at the dis- .
the new temple possible, that it
- '
pawl I o f f tl
,
tion com- ish, is saddened by the death of Louis Alarshall, great :
t he reconstru
tru c tion
was considered a fitting tribute to
'Mace.
him
that he should be carried to
I
leader, humanitarian, philanthropist and lawyer.
Claims for Compensation.
hislast resting place through its
Statesmen, clergymen, leaders front the Atlantic to
I
Stepsfor towar d filing the
rst
.
claim
FRED M. BUTZEL
co nopensat io n on tithe the Pacific this week expressed their deep-felt sorrow at
j The doors of the

Committee, Rabbi Leon Fram and
Meyer L. Prentis addressed the
luncheon,
Campaign Among Masses,
The drive here is not limited to
the large donor,
rs, who are being
so l icited
Mr. Stern's commit-
tee. A popular campaign is be-
ing waged, and more than 50 or-
ganizations have pledged to co-

PALESTINE OFFICIALS
NEGLIGENCE IS SCORED

of Detroit Jewish Chronicle in Palestine Describe
Events and Blame Administration Which Was In-
formed in Advance of Planned Outrages.

The Detroit Jewish ('hronicle this week received a num-
ber of letters front readers in Palestine, and all are un-
animous in scoring the British administration there for
its negligence.
A former Detroiter, now prominent in the new Jewish
new Temple
synagogue at Fifth settlement, writing from Tel Aviv on Aug. 27, four days

death of one of the students of the loss of such a great figure.
' parted leader, will be the speaker ' and of the old
Presi dent Herbert Hoover,
the H
ebron Yes
ai u m the
in a statement to the Jewish Telegraphic of the evening, and Rev. H. Mil- Avenue and Seventy-sixth Street after the outrages began in Jerusalem states•
Arab massacre were begun
e
by the Age n cy, de:
eclard
were draped ' n
You may be better informed than we are here as to what is happ-
(as y will chant the Haskarah.
father of !lorry Frumen.
"I am deeply grie•ed to learn that my friend, Louis Marshall,
ening in the land. We are at present under martial
' dead leader. Crepe alai, hl"ungroveer
ha s
Mr. Marshall's death came
law and the pub-
The claimant, Mendel Frumen paned away. His eminent servic es
as a ' the front door of the new parish rication of newspapers has been suspended since Friday.
in
law,
government,
conciliation
Until yes.
erusa
lem
an
great shock to all Jewry, and be-; house on Sixty-fifth Street. around terday morning the municipality
of Chicago, arrived in J
d philanthropy will remain of enduring value to his county y. His .
of Tel Aviv published meager hullo-
cause of his achievement in form-
Sept. la. His son, Harry, was a : Jewish brethre n will long gratefully remember his successful labors
the corner from the new temple tins about happenings in the land, but this was stopped today
in ing the Jewish Agency it
by order
was par.'
British subject, having been born
/kir the military governor of the
*promoting mutual respect and ticularly felt by the Zionists, who
in Ilamilton, Ont.
Simplicity to Mark Burial.
good will amongst the races. But feel that they owe to him the uni-
' utiiil.setrsi te rt e. etsNofbromm
ly is pmt
ir tted
ri t. 01
Jews Arrested.
above all he will linger in memory fication of all elements in Jewry
.
.—Simplicity will mark
Charged with murder by pre-,
, a v lovable man ■ ant ■ loyal for Palestine.
f J riN‘
I
a. M.
the last rites for the late Louis

I E. E HEYN PROMINENT
MERCHANT IS DEAD

mediated shouting,
been imprisonedn
in the c
of
'.. 41 Jews
have r
Acre, where Vladimir
Jabotinsky

The meeting on Monday evening I Marshall, in accordance with his
Willians Howard Taft, will be preceded by a brief busi- 1 last wish, it was learned here.
Chief Justice of the United States ness meeting, to lust from 8 :15 to
The transference of the body

Hon.

DESCRIBES SOVIET
WAR ON RELIGION

the loss of life which has so.
curved in Palestine and to as•
sure you that His Majesty's Goy.

I
ed, and we would despair if these
and 19 of his co-defenders of Jeru-
supreme Court and former presi- 9 p. m., during which new officers, from the hospital to the Friesen-
secrifices should prove in vain, as
salem were confined in 1920. Their
dent of the ,Un. itedarsStaatefi, said will be elected to direct Zionist af-, berg. Jewish cemetery
Founder
of
release on bail is impossible be-
Heyn's Bazaar
was att d Rabbi Fram Criticizes Rabbi were those of 1921. The govern-
in tr i bute
fairs during the coming year.
ment alone is to blame for loss of
, ed by representatives of the Zion-
fore a magistrate decides under
Glazer's Charges Against
Was in Business Here
The local Zionist District has ist Federation of Zurich and of the
Louis Marshall w y a■ e s a r.
life and the demolished settle.
which charge they shall be held.
a n ocl__h_s,
a
I issued a call to all Zionists to be Kehillah. A guard of honor con-
Russia.
been for ■ number of
ments. We know in adv•nce that
for 53 Years.
These 44 men were captured in
"' "`, on time at this meeting and to
the most successful and active law-
attempts will be made to fin blame
-
sisting of bon] Jews who volun-
the flour mill of Haifa during the
perm of New York and has been !make possible the opening of the leered to watch over the body was
The statement made in Paris on the Jew.. Na wonder. The
riots.
Emil Heyn, for 53 years a prom- a
last week by Rabbi Simon Glazer, same set of officials that was re•
i on duty continuously.
great many times before the bar memorial program at 9 p. m.
They are reported to be in ex- inept Detroit merchant died at
Ths meeting will be open to the
president of the Central Council sponsible for the riot. in 1921 is
of our court. He has had • speci I
cedent spirits and do not co
cum- his home in th e P k L a ne
The Swiss press devoted much
1

plain against the ill treatment meats, 8515 Second boulevard, interest on .... aecting consign'.
which they suffer at the hands of Monday night, at the age of 80. tional rights and has made • reps.
the wardens. They are being Burial took place on Wednesdaa tation for h's skill in that branch
of the law.
supplied with food by the workers
of the Haifa kitchen.
, a sasaa s
"He has been one of those con-

Will Hold Sheiks Responfible.

.

ducting most important cases be•
fore our court and has earned a
position •mong the leaders of the
bar. By reason of his great
ea labors
• nd his success he will be missed
at the bar •s one of its most
prominent members."

Shah of the quarters of the ,
Old City neighboring the Jewish ,
quarters will be held re
responsible
le
for any violence or robbery against

the Jews, declared District Corn-
missioner of Jerusalem, Keith-
Roach, to a delegation of the Vaad
Leumi, National Council of Pales-
tine Jews.
The District Commissioner ad-
vised the Jews of the Georgia n
quarter, where the assault began
on Aug. 23, to return to their
homes in view of the protection
afforded by the police post near
the Damascus Gate.
It is understood the "Doer
Ha'yom" will probably be per-
milted to appear on Tuesday, fol.
lowing representations made by
the Zionist executive that the poem

by Reuveni appeared in the Palm'
before the editors agreed to re.
frain from publication of articles

Rabbis of Greater New York,
attention to Mr. Marshall's death. following four weeks' visit in Rus-
Among the message of condol.
sin,
that "slowly but surely life
once received by James Marshall
was one f from President Herloert
Hoo ver. T he message read:

. .

SUNDAY SCHOOL
AT B'NAI MOSHE , , 1:ltryl accept of deepest

your father,
"-

I who 5005 distinguished in his ev
ry

public relation a as a citizen
Pupils for Newly Formed and
nd beloved in his every human
Classes to Be Registered
contact as a friend."
Sunday.

' The Joint Distribution Commit-
Palestine Mourns His Death.
Registration for children be-
tee, at a special meeting, adopted tween the ages of 6 and 13 in the '
JERUSALE51.—As an expres-
the following resolutions, which various Sunday School classes to skin of mourning at th e death of
i are signed by Felix 51. Warburg he organized
Lo
iouni isst Fistxaercsuhtai lyle, otifilice, ‘..J,ae ,,,rucsiaols
in Congregation z
el
as chairman and Joseph C. Ily- B'nai Moshe , will take place Sun-
man as secretary:
day, Sept. 22, from 10:30 a. m.,' Thursday at noon. Messages • of
Louis Marshall has been gath- to 12 o'clock noon in the office of condolence were sent to Jacob Bil-
end to his fathers.
the synagogue.
likopf, son-in-law of the late M r.
eaor many
y years we have leaned
The o ongregation has secured Marshall, and to Felix NI. War-
upon the great strength that was first class teachers to conduct these
The message to Mr. War-
in him.
classes, and have engaged I. II. burg read: "The death of Louis
"We have heeded the clear call Mendelssohn, who has had many . Marshall adds to the Palestine dig.
of his voice, raised for the weary years of experience in this line of aster from which the Yishub
and
and the suffering.
work with best results, as super- the entire Jewish people are only
'We have gained stimulus and visor.
beginning to recover. We lament
inspiration from the great soul,
The beautiful rooms of the new the great loss at a time when Mar-
the warm heart that twat ever in synagogue are fully equipped to shall's leadership and counsel were
sympathy for the downtrodden give the students the best pos,i. urgently required. To his be-
and persecuted.
bit Jewish education.
Parents reeved
we offer comfort. Our
"We have tried to follow upon desirous of having their children , feeling of loss is shared by
all

and ether material likely to pro-
long the conflict.
The government barred from
the mails of Palestine two provoca.
live Arah dailies, "El Shure," and
"El Ahrar," one of the papers is
EMIL HEYN
published in Egypt, the other in
ayna.
Dr.
in Woodmere Cemetery.
Dismissal of Norman Bentwich, Leo Si. Franklin officiated at the
highest 'lowish official in the Pal-
,

the great heights toward which enrolled in these classes are urged dews•"
his lofty purpose, his rugged cour- to do no without delay.

here now, the only difference be.

jog that they are now in higher

M.
Iluxley, secretary to
Sir Nome Iloward, British am-
passador at Washington, writ-
ing to Philip Slomovitz, presi-
dent of Detroit Zionists for Sir
Esme, in response to the reso-
lutions adopted at the protest
meeting in Detroit two weeks
ago. states:

"His Excellency desires me
to express his
deep sympathy
with the Jewish commuintg in

"I have friends and acqu•int.
■

ances among the killed •nd wound•

British Ambassador
Expresses Sympathy

liniment is tak'ng all possible
measures to deal with the situa-
tion there."

operate in the drive, and to con
tribute collectively and individu-
all3a
on tlf lh ee r be ej n e-weillf
ynsa etw
d..:A
e
a local or nir gi .
n
' held
2 p.
Sun-
Center to corn-
plate plans for the canvass of
smaller donors by workers from
these organizations. It is believed
that the quota of $4,000 set for
thin conference will be doubled in
10 days.
10
A number of volunteers
have already canvassed depart-
meat Mores and other business
s
h eOliener s ern
e nd 0 y have
a
v a ,re
received
$ 205. • fine
response.
Th..A
tergpro.urtpor.
of Frank and
d
gave

Positions.
Mills, Luke,
Korth
Roach, Richmond, together with
Storrs, who is now in Cyprus, were
the ones responsible for the moo.-
acre in 1921, and they are the
ones who are responsible now. If
Jewry of the world, and portico-
tarty the Jews of America, cannot
Among the efforts tohfeettheer p
peo
er:
succeed in getting
ist,tiaeey
replaced with others who will formance at lattmanat Yidish The-
th'"
'ffici" aPte
mean to fulfil the pledge
contained
ler's W
"em
eisvening, Sept. 25
. dnme
m the Balfour Declaration, then the entire
proceeds going to the
•very Jew must do his utmost to fund. Mr. Littman has turned
urge
change in mandatory the theater over without
any

■

power, even if it must be Turkey. charsietsyptios toile c ruobmsmainttdee.. rga n in.

"The government knew well what
the Arabs
planning. It per-
mated agitation among the ignor•
ant country population to go un-
checked, and in fact fostered and
encouraged it. The first disturb-
ance occurred on Friday afternoon
in Jerusalem. As early as Wednes-
day morning the engineer in charge

of the Nalolus district sent one of
his Jewish emloyes
p
to Tel Aviv

RABBI LEON FRAM

until further notice, telling him
that it will be safer for him there.
I happened tr ae on the same train
coming from Haifa and knew in

is being aunffed out of more than advance
that trouble
was brewing
Encouraged
Outrages.

Al

ti
l are either making contribu-
lions from their treasuries or are
sponsoring benefit affairs for the
fund.. Among the large donations
received this week through The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle is one
for $100 from the Beta Rho Delta
sorority of which Sadye Levin is
president, Minnie Fox, vice-presi-
dent, Dorothy Schechter, secre-
tory, and Betty Fleishman, trees-
nre r.
Practical Work Goes On.
In the meantime practical effort
for Palestine's reconstruction con-
tinues. Efforts are now being
, made by workers for Palestine
throughout the world to renew ef-
(forts for the Karen IIa esod, and

age, his unswerving dedication to
The government knew and in
3,000,0(10 Russian Jews by the iron
To Build "M•rshallia" Colony.
the service of mankind always led
rule and diabo
diabolical in genuity a x e fact encouraged the agitation of
Pa LONDON.-t
Ll e0s tNi
The e,,,itt:e,orInpli ,: ., t. 1,,, o
him.
, ouls Bolshevism," provoked an answer the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem who
DR. KORNFELD IS NEXT Marshall will - Ex
, P erp
. e tu
j" We mourn the loss of leader,
emissaries . to the sheikhs and .
ated in from Rabbi Leon Frani who re-
SQUARE CLUB SPEAKER
tf l tchoeunUtnryit.ltealgtleins etiYnAep Raja
nen
d i ns
chiefs of the villages calling them ,
m
nt f turned from a Russian tour last ' sent
„ counsellor and co-worker.
Joseph h ..
Dr Jose
S. Kor n f e 11
o
, r a colony
( , former
"Marshullia
. , . named
,
"His life was dedicated to the United
; ,,
. " The week.
to a holy war against the Jews ' ation Fund in London has issued
' States Ambassador to administrative committee of the
rvi
ces
.
fun
se
f ollowing statement:
estine government, is &mantled
Rabbi
whom
he
charged
with
aims
at
tak-
highest ideals of Judaism and hu- Persia, now rabbi of the Temple
Rabbi Fram's statement in an-
led o 'The d
Jewish Agency for Palestine, of
,, ipsotnu
Mr. Ileyn sans the founder of manity.
disturbancesi
by the Arabs of Nablus in a mem-
rnel iP
e llesc taini
ne.
to Rabbi Glazer's char aas ing away the Moslem holy places.
Strength,
courage and at Toledo, will be the speaker at which Mr. Marshall was chairman, mows:
the Ileyn bazaar and general store, wisdom marked
all his
'
The government permitted demon-
undertak- the dinner-meeting of the Square reached this decision at a meeting
(Turn to Page Two).
pain in numerous countries, with
adjoining the old l'ontchartrain ings.
strations at a time when Jews,
"One
runs
the
risk
of
being
an-
Club at the Masonic Temple this , in London especially convened to fair in replying to statements
Hotel on Woodward avenue, now
"His voice is stilled. The Trib- Monday evening. His topic will be Pay tribute tor.
' (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
the site of the First National Bank one of his people is no more,
Mr. Marshall's mm made in incomplete form and re-
" If not for the self-defense
but "Religion in Business."
ory and mourn his loss. Dr. Chaim ported from across the
ocean. The were already being molested.
Building. The present Ileyn's Fla- his memory and inspiration will
Miss Rebecca Katzman, well Weizmann, who seas a chief mourn- Associated Pre. report pictures groups of Jews, the tragedy in
tear is at 1241 Woodward.
ever consecrate us to carry on the known
Jerusalem would have been much
pianist, will contribute the er, said Mr. Marshall Was one of
Mr. Ileyn leaves two brothers, work to which he gave himself." musical program
Pablii Glazer in a mood of fierce . sadder. The government did not
of the evening.
the few notable Jews in the United indiemation and
Herman Ileyn of Chicago and
Mr. Warburg's Statement.
quotes
him
as
, calculate that if permitted to run
Milton It. Atlas will be the States who to the last had uphelol damning the whole program of eon-
Mr. Warburg, in
Louis Ileyn of Hollywood, Calif.,
f or- - wild the mob will become U111,
a statement, toastmaster of the evening.
the old ideals of Jewry.
, his sorrow over Mr .
and a nephew, Dr. Myron Ileyn, expressed
sed
ganization and industrialization of strainable, with results a.,s, yoll
Marshall s death as follows:
702 East Grand boulevard.
Russian Jews in which American surely know them. If not f your
Postpones Meeting to N o-
"The news of Mr. Louis Mar - r
, , Jewish philanthropy has co-oper-
,),T .
vernber Due to Palestine
death filled those of us who
ated with the Soviet goovernment.: self-defense
corps, been
many
wals
would have
kil British
iled,
as
Board of Directors and Fac-
PISGAH WILL DISCUSS
hove had the privilege of being
a number of them were.
Not Anti-Semitic,
Their
Situation.
ulty of Detroit Schools
"The mood of indignation may ' protectors did not realize that tho ,
PALESTINE SITUATION his close associates with the deep-
est sorrow and the feeling of spar-
he justified. Any one to whom , Arab anti-Jewiah movement was
Co - Operate.
Because of the unsettled sites-
sonal loss which cannot well be
a t t the same time anti-British. It
religion is the greatest thing i
bon in i'alestine and the concen- 5625 Donated by Lodge to Relhof expressed in words.
life cannot but be moved by the '
only when government officials
The annual Hebrew Education
Fund.
b oth came to New
spectacle of the decline of religion nd governmentproperty w as at- . rniroret3h was
Rs o ap t e
n last
s ot f S t

RADASSAH DELAYS
15TH CONVENTION

HEBREW EDUCATION
MONTH I S OPENED

New Year's Greetings

GREET YOUR FRIENDS ON THE

there, Hadassah, the Women's
A special meeting of Pisgah and ever since that time I have
Zionist Organization of America, Lodge No. 31, I. 0. B. B., has been had the privilege of enjoying, first,

announced this week the postpone- called by the general committee
his acquaintance, then his co-oper.
went of its
fifteenth annual con- to discuss the present situation in ation, then his counsel
and then 1

ventinn until some time in Novem- Palestine and to formulate definite hi s friendship which never more
in order not to divert its 38,- plans of co-operation with the Ppl. than on this last trip to Zurich
5 her,
00 members from the emergency satins Emergency Drive,
ripened into the most devoted in-
work at hand. The convention was
.
The sum of $625 was given by timacy.
to have been held in Atlantic Cit y,
"I shall always remember, among
members
of
Pisgah
Lodge
to
the
Sept 22 to 25.
A letter notifying the presidents fund. This amount was approp- the many wonderful experiences
of the 217 Iladassah chapters of rioted by the general committee which we have had togeth er in
at the last meeting. In view of carrying on the relief work in no
the National
ational Board's decision for
Pos tponement,
the emergency, the committee took many countries, the ovation which
said:
donating
responsibility o f
this was brought to him at the conclu-
"We feel that all of us must responsibility
T IVIV
mount without waiting for the sion of the Zurich conference when
give undivided effort towards a
f or the emergency needs of next meeting of the lodge, for its he had gained the love and confi-
P
dence of people from all over
ove the
alestine. We are afraid that if
we take away the most active formal
ratification. are busy coin- world to such an extent that the
All committees
Constitution
which
he
had
worked ,
',workers
from the cha pters for a pleting their programs for the out with so much devotion was ac-
co
nvention at a time when these coming season.
driven
cepted by them by acclamation
are , going on, it would hurt
On Oct. 7, Pisgalas second an- upon his statement that it was well
the es
wail
nail memorial service will be held considered and covered
the points
At present the members of Ha- for the brothers who died during to satisfaction and its approval
4,
40 are concentrating on fund- 'he past year. Rabbi Harry Z. was given by the assembly by a
"'kin g for emergency relief in Gordon, chairman of the memorial rising unanimous vote. Hir grata
Palestine, and at the same time are service program, announces the fled smile in acknowledging this
,ta
rraing on their usual activities lodge will this year remember ovation was the only decoration
' sr the general medical work that those who recently lost their lives
I
Radassah
n
conducts in Palestine.
in Palestie.
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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE

The practice of exchanging New Year Greetings through the
columns of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle has in the past
decade been substituted for the old custom of mailing New
Year cards by the vast majority of our readers.
Greeting cards in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle will this
year take the following form:

. night

n aed meeting

terpret the anti-religious atmos- . of calling military aid from Egypt. ' faculty and board of directors of
phere of Russia as in any sense I Until this aid came, the Jews were ' the . United Hebrew Schools, at the

anti-Semitic. The Russian reli - I thrown back on their own re-

ton itself, the Greek Orthodox l
Church, is the chief sufferer. The (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial.)

largest and most magnificent ,

i adelphia.Byron Talmud Torah.

twa Ttlikenpr igernatiii i roefmthpeei14,ineb.
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low i ,ai 1 . A
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; HIGH HOLY DAY PLANS nib
of Hebrew education in
!
CONG.
B'NAI
MOSHE portance
the spiritual development of the
M
MAIMONIDES INITIAL
Congregation B'nai Moshe will je27ish
Pue7cm
, MEETING
a tlino intYOf pamphlets and
Extend their best wishes to their relatives and friends for a
G WEDNESDAY hold

OF

Mr. and Mrs, Israel Ben Israel and Family
7007 Taylor krenu•

Happy and Prosperous New Year

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the first High Holy Day see-; through special articles in the local

. vices in its newly built synagogue '
press.
The Idaimonides Medical So- at Dexter and Lawrence.
canvass by
eiety will hold its initial meeting j A large attendance is expected , teachers, house-to-house
parents and
Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 9 p. m. at
members of
ttIL sae f l Loe f tc tk iets enyorweggo

egtgi, th
reee reboapredpitio teecure tereniro
t Irrileenbtreowf
the Maccabee building, Putnam of n r orin
o f
and aVoodward avenue.
, To take care of an overflow de- schools.
w rinl db:ocietlied atisn, at;,ledilieornre
The meeting will be addressed i m
al tears
e,lecees
Neils. Aims.
by Dr. J. Gilbert Israel, the in- will
o t
Bernard leases, superintendent
I coming p president; Rabbi A II hall and also the assembly hall.
of Detroit's schools, speaking at
Ilershman and Leon Pram and
The
congregation has engaged last Saturday night's meeting,
Philip Slomovitz.
a
large choir under the leadership pointed to the importance of the
A musical program has been • of David Shkolnick and under the education month
as a means of se-
ranged to be participated in by guidance of Rev. A.
Rosenfeld, curing greater co-operation from
ilryisidJakLbvoini.,, Sctehra ek rne, eseodprigroe; cltteoli;bifmteheeesco;a gag A.
ear tiw
oniii efnei_ the communit.
y
M. H. Zackheim, president of the
Sidney Klein, pianist.
ate at the services and will deliver
Members and their guests are addresses on Rosh Hashonah and schools, said education month helps
invited to this meeting.
, Yom Kippur,
(Turn to Pap

Three).