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SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. 12, 1930
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DR. MAXWELL SILVER-
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Dr. Maxwell Silver of 1605 Cal-
t-at avenue, for 23 years a general
practitioner in Detroit, dier Thurs-
day, at the age of 54, at Harper
hospital, following illness that
lasted a year. Dr. Silver for many
years maintained offices at 83 East
Warren avenue.
I/r. Silver, who was a former
; president of the Maimonides Medi-
cal Society, was born in Russia and
was brought to the United States
at the age of 5. The family located
in Sioux City, Iowa. He graduated
from the College of Physicians and
Surgeons at Baltimore in 1897.
After taking a post-graduate
course at Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Dr. Silver returned to Iowa,
where he practiced until 1906,
when he cane to Detroit.
Ile leaves his wife, Mrs. Estella
Silver; two sons, Felix, an attor-
ney, and Henry; a brother, Dr.
Morris D. Silver of Detroit, and a
sister, Mr's. Bessie Cooper of
Cleveland.
Funeral services were held un-
der Masonic auspices at Temple
Beth El Friday afternoon. Burial
was in Woodmere Cemetery.
Besides holding membership in
the Maimonides Medical Society,
Dr. Silver was a member of the
Wayne County Medical Society,
the American Medical Society, the ;
Knights of Pythias, the Elks and
Mosaic Lodge, F. & A. M.
Speaking on the theme "If 1
Were a Christian" from the pulpit
of the Free Synagogue, New York,
on Sunday, Dec. 22, Dr. Stephen S.
Wise assailed the "bloodless pa-
grow" being conducted by Chris-
to
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DR. STEPHEN S. WISE
tians against Jews, in contradiction
with their religious preachings. In
the course of his sremon he said:
"If I were a Christian I should
grieve—as inderd I do, although a
Jew—over the contradiction be-
tween the word of him who is
called the founder tif Christianity,
'Love ye one another', and the
presence of a military guard at the
Church of the Nativity in Bethle-
hem to keep the priests of different
groups of Christendom from slay-
ing one another.
"If I were a Christian, I should
give heed to the Jewish problem
because the attitude of men to the
Jew is always a test of the reality
In king memory of our dear of moral standards and religious
mother, Rebecca Pick, who passed claims of civilization itself. For
away one year ago Dec. 23, 1928 Christianity's sake, I would not
have Christendom judged by its at-
(10 days in Tavis).
Her loving sons, Jack and Louis titude toward the Jew—although
in truth there are, happily, multi-
Werbe.
tudes of exceptions to unchristian
In loving memory of Louis Gor- attitude.
don, who passed away one year
In many ways, alas, the atti-
ago Dec. 11, 28 days in Kislev.
tude of Christendom to the Jew
Sadly missed by his Wife and may be tested. First, there is the
Children.
unashamed persecution of Jews in
unenlightened or half-enlightened
In loving memory of our dear lands, whether that persecution
son and brother, Gilbert J. Segan, takes the form of the numerus
who departed this life Dec. 30, clausus in Hungary, of the eco-
1918.
nomic boycott in Poland, or of the
student warfare of Christians upon
He bade no. one • 1.0 farewell
Jews in Rumania. If I were a
Ile said coal-b
ye to none,
Ills epirit flew before we knew.
Christian, as I am a Jew, I should
0 Cod. Thy will he done.
say, 'These are the real stigmata
, of Christ.'
His loving Parents and Sister,
"If I were a Christian, I should
Florence.
, concern myself not only with the
obvious brutalities and the un- ,
In loving memory of our dear
ashamed indecencies of attitude on
sail and brother, Ben Morris, who
the part of the so-called Christian
passed away one year ago (26 days
countries in Central and Eastern
in Kislev).
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Europe, but I should be no less
Luc imt and kind in •II hi* wars.
concerned about the silent po-
Upright and joist to the end of his
groms and the bloodless discrim-
Sincere and true in heart and mind.
inations and the politer but no less
A beautiful memory left behind.
fatal proscriptions practiced
His loving Father, Mother and against the Jews in lands of civil-
Brothers.
ization, things which are not to be
'contraverted because a few favored
In loving memory of my dearly and, for one reason or another,
beloved mother, who passed away , powerful Jews are or believe them-
Dec. 23, 1912.
. selves to be exempt from the ope-
; rations of the law of Christlessness
You are not forgotten. mother dear. nor
as practiced in Christendom. If I
will yourver be:
An long as life and memory lade we will I were a Christian, I should be
remember thee.
ashamed of the cruelty of myriad
We win you now. our hearts •re gore:
thoughts and words and acts of the
As time goew by we mi. you more,
Christian world which are ruth-
Your loving mile. your
e gentl
No one ran an your recent place.
lessly and devastatingly anti-Jew-
ish, the chiefest outcome of which
Sadly missed by her only (laugh- ; is to evoke either the self-contempt
ter, l'ilalvena (Mother) Klein, ' of the surviving few or the moral
Children and Grandchildren.
destruction of the unresisting
many.
"The Jews in Palestine are there
of right and not by sufferance, and
yet
a most distinguished Christian,
HARRY GINNS
.Kirby Page, though finding it in his
of 443 Orchard avenue, Wyan- heart to net up a contrast between
dotte, 61 years of age, died Dec. ;Jesus and Christianity, writes on
24. Funeral services were held Palestine for a number of Ameri-
Dec. 25 from Lewis Bros.' Chapel can journals without one word of
with interment at Beth Tephilsh citation of the mind of the Jews in
Cemetery, Rabbi Eiseman officiat- Palestine and quotes the Grand
ing. lie is survived by his wife, Mufti of Jerusalem, a discredited
Sarah.
and fanatical betrayer of his peo-
ple, as comparing the coming of
DAVID MORRIS
the Jews to an invasion of Califor-
of 4019 Taylqr avenue, 56 years of nia by the Japanese people. And
age, died Dec. 23. Funeral services 'this is cited by one calling himself
were held Dee. 24 at Beth Abra- s Christian, who assents by his un-
ham Cemetery. He is survived by rebuking silence
his wife, Lena.
One of the great Christian
journals of America—the Chris-
; tian Century—after years of effort
LIBBIE BURNETT
if 17201 Quincy avenue, 65 years on behalf of international peace
of age, died Dec. 23. Funeral through the medium of the Kellogg
; services were held Dec. 24 at Peace Pact, does not reveal a scin-
Machpelah Cemetery with Rabbi tills of understanding or sympathy
Ashinsky officiating. She is sur-
vived by her sons, Harold Z. and
Ford and daughters, Mrs. Lee R.
Bishop, Mrs. Harry A. Levy and
Mrs. Annette Brennan, and eight
grandchildren.
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Beth Abraham Cemetery, Rabbi
Thumin officiating. He is survived I
by his wife, Leah.
DORA GORDON
of 2045 Pingree, 48 years of age,
died Dec. 21. Her remains were
;hipped from Lewis Bros. to Akron,
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nie Bronstein.
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EAST ORANGE, N. J.—The
Rev. Dr. Samuel S. Kaplan, rabbi Ralph G. Aronstam Opens
of Temple Shaarey Tefilo, died in
Clinical Laboratory.
Orange Memorial Hospital as a re-
sult of injuries suffered Dec. 9 in
an automobile accident near his
Ralph G. Aronstam, B. S., an-
home, 20 Ridgeway avenue.
nounces the opening of a complete
clinical laboratory at 420 Charle-
voix building, earner Park and
with the Jews, who, resolved to Elizabeth, which will be known as
hurt none and to serve all, are set- the Medical Laboratory Service."
ting forth another such creative
The laboratory will specialize in
spiritual and ethical adventure as urinalysis, blood tests (Wasser-
gave to the world the glorious gen- mann and Kahn), blood sugar esti-
erations from Ezra to Jesus. If mations, sputum examinations,
I were a Christian, I would ask blood counts, etc. The services of
myself, 'Why stands Christendom this laboratory are available to
against the "Christ people," '—to physicians as well as to the general
use Zangwill's term—'and why, in public.
the face of all the evidence and
Mr. Aronstam, who will be in
facts, and moral as well as politi- personal charge of all tests, has
cal rights, does it render judgment find several years' experience In
on behalf of them that have de- this type of work, which requires
spoiled and slain and raped, and highly specialized knowledge. He
render judgment against them that will be assisted by an expert
staff
have been immeasurably wronged? which has been especially trained
Why?'
for this particular type of work.
"If I were a Christian, I should
The community is invited to
answer, 'Because Christendom and avail itself of the services this
Christianity seem ofttimes to be laboratory offers, which can be
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VIENNA.--(J. T. A.) — The
Pope has fur the first time' per-
mitted a Jewish scholar to study
documents in the Vatican archives
in order to clear up certain ques-
tions about the political and cul-
tural conditions that existed during
the last Jewish kingdom, says a re-
port from Bratislaw to the Aus-
trian papers, referring, to Rabbi • MRS. S. CABOT
Marcus Verhand who has just re
turned from an extended stay in auspices of the junior group of the
Europe as the guest of the Vatican. ; fund and the Ladies' Auxiliary. A
In an audience with the Pope, the , packed hall attested to the popu-
Slovakian Rabbi received permis- larity of the fund.
Mrs. S. Cabot was one of the
sion to use the Vatican documents
active members of the committee
for scientific research.
in charge. Mrs. II. Milkovsky is
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Wishing All My Jewish Friends and Patrons a
Joyous Holiday
CINCINNATI. — The sum of
$211,000 was left by the late Jo-
The Jewish National Fund
seph Schonthal of Columbus, Ohio, scored another success with its
to organizations and activities in dance at the Book Cadillac last
which the Union of American He- Sunday evening, given under the
brew Congregations is interested,
according to Word received here.
Mr. Schonthal, who passed away
on Sunday, Dec. 15, at the age of
75, bequeathed $10,000 to the Ile-
brew Union College endowment
fund, $5,000 to the union's depart-
ment of synagogue and school ex-
tension, and $5,000 to the Union
Synagogue l'ension Fund
for
Rabbis.
Assails "Bloodless Pogroms"
in Sermon on "If I Were -
a Christian."
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EMINENT PHILOSOPHER DEAD
FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN. — (J.,
T. A.—Franz Keseuzweig, Jewish
philosopher, died Dec. 11 at the
age of 45. He was the translator
of the works of the Ilebrew poet,
ehuda Ilalevi and, together with
Martin Buber, created the famous
modern Bible translation in Ger-
m many. A physical defect prevent-
ed him from accepting a call to
•Frankfurt University in 1922 as
professor of religious science.
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