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nor Highway, from Vernor to the
depot.
The route from the depot will be
from Vernor Highway to Wabash,
north to Ferry Park, to Four-
teenth, northto Taylor, east to
John R., than to Holbrook, pro-
ceeding to Oakland, from there to
Westminster and Delmar. to the
Ahavath Achim Synagogue.
The first reception for the Luba-
witeher Rebbe will be at this
synagogue, and a number of other
events are being arranged in his
honor during his stay here.

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hopeful Jewish greeting, "Next
Year in Jerusalem," this author,
Al Ceorges Ilelsley of the staff of
I,e Journal, calls his book "Last
Year in Jerusalem." I wouldn't
say he is less thorough in his exam-
ination of Palestine's problems
than his confrere Londres, he is
indeed more concerned with Pal-
estine than with drawing a picture
of conditions under which the
Jewries of Eastern Europe exist
as Mr. Londres did. But M. lints-
ley is frankly pessimistic. He
sees a repetition of the August dis-
turbances looming very large on
the horizon. And next time, he
says, the Jews will count their vic-
tims by the thousands instead of
by the hundreds, as was the case
in 1929. This would be a dismal
outlook, if it were not that M.
Ilalsley's is but one man's prog-
nosis. True enough, he is a
trained observer. But things never
happen as we dread them or wish
for them. It is not my desire to
minimize the gravity of Judeo-
Arabic relations in the holy Land.
I am fully aware of the danger of
hatred taking root and becoming
ineradicable. Nothing, it seems,
finds a home in the hearts of men
more quickly than hatred. Force
and weapons of war will not de-
stroy it, but to the contrary only
intensify its virulence. That is
why, pending an equitable settle-
ment by the mandatory power of
mutual claims and aspirations of
the two peoples in Palestine, the
present Palestinian-Jewish attitude
of continuing to do good to their
Arab neighbors ran but carry away
the approbation and sympathy of
every right-minded man. Doing
good to the Arabs, healing their
diseases, helping them directly and
indirectly by introducing better
agricultural methods and school-
ing, and this in spite of evil propa-
gandists and malicious unrest strik-
ers, is the foundation on which the
Jewish homeland of the future
will arise. For that (outstation is
justice, against which, we firmly
believe, the gates of hell them-
selves cannot prevail.
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PLANS MUSICALE AND
TEA AT NEXT MEETING

On Monday afternoon, April 21,
the Sisterhood of Congregation
Emanuel will give its annual mem-
bership tea and musicale at the
synagogue, corner Taylor and Wil-
son avenues. Mrs. Leo Landow,
who has achieved an enviable
reputation by her wit and versa-
tility, will give a rending. Mrs.
George Weingarden, charming so-,
prone, a former pupil of 'Maestro
Sonoma of Chicago, has arranged
a group of songs, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Samuel A. Pop-
kin. Max Pecherer, an artistic'
'and talented violinist, will play sev-
•ral numbers.
Sirs. Mandel Rosenzweig, chair-
man of the membership committee,
, requests that members bring their
, friends and prospective members
to this affair. The usual social •
hour, in charge of Mrs. Louis Ger-
. mansky, will follow. The follow-
, ing committee is co-ooerating to
make this annual tea a success:
Mrs. Ilarry I.evin, Sirs. Eli Levin,
Mrs. Ralph Paul, Mrs. Joseph New-
man, Brs. J. 1,. Ruby, Mrs. Meyer
Shugerman, Mrs. Morris Schram,
Mrs. Jos. Horowitz, Mrs. A. B.
Stralser, Mrs. Alex Taub, Mrs.
Morris Newman, Max Dushkin,
Mrs. Eli Sachse, Mrs. Ilarry Sklar,
Mrs. Charles Marks. Sirs. Louis
Tobin, Sire. Si. S. Dann, Mrs. Jack
Tobin and Mrs. Max Sehubincr.
Thursday evening, May 15, is
the date not for the annual Moth-
ers and Daughters banquet, which
will be under the chairmanship of
Mrs. Eli Sachse, assited by Mrs.,
Ralph Paul and Mrs. J. L. Ruby as
co-chairmen.
This date has been selected be-
cause it is Lag Werner, the only
day of rejoicing in the seven weeks
of Satire between Passover and
I Shevuoth.
Following the usual custom of
' planting trees in Palestine for the
Jewish National Fund on Mother's
Day in memory of departed loved
ones or in honor of the living,.
many have already signified their
intentions of following this beau-
, tiful custom. In addition to the
names already acknowledged, Sirs.
Herman Cohen commemorates the
Yarhzeit, on April 6, of her loving
friend, the late Sirs. Shifrey Leach,
by planting two trees in her mem-
ory. Sirs. Leach was an active
member of the Sisterhood.
All those interested in planting
trees or are seeking further infor-
mation are requested to communi-
cate with Sirs. Eli Sachse, 1528
Virginia Park, or Mrs. Max Schu-
biner, 3759 Carter avenue.

Budson Return From Stay
in Paris.

Dr. and Sirs. Daniel Budson of
1989 Hazelwood avenue have re-
turned from Paris, France.
Dr. Budson, representing the
, pediatric department of the Uni-
, versity Hospital at Ann Arbor,
spent 10 months at the Ilerold
Children's Hospital in Paris go an
assistant to Prof. Armand DeLille,
Evelyn Brent at Madison. one of the foremost pediatricians
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I Proving to be one of the most of France. Dr. Budson also did
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effective and gripping talking work at the Pasteur clinic.
Iscreen dramas seen here this year,
The Budsons also spent a few
"Framed," the feature presentationl weeks in London and toured both
Ma dison theater, should win the French provincial districts and
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no admission charge, but guests
are asked to bring linen for the
Old Folks' Home. Slim Edna
Lewis, chairman, and Mrs. J. H.
Goldberg, co-chairman, and their
co-workers are making special ef-
forts to make this function a suc-
cess.

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OLD FOLKS HOME

Meeting•
The meeting place of the north-
western branch of the Jewish Old
Folks Home has been changed
from the Statler Hotel to the
Twelfth street branch of the
Shaarey %t dek, to be held Monday,
April 21, at 2 p. m.

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CENTER EXHIBITION
APRIL 23 TO MAY 4

Gets Important Post With One of
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Oldest Financial Firms in
the Country.
a pupil can and often does live out-
side of his group, while under the
Reception to Mark Opening
IN A LINE OR TWO
new system conditions are created
Julius Rubiner, for many years
of Fifth Annual Event.
Sewing:
Business studio of Harry Hersh- in which the pupil, in order to en.' prominent in Detroit banking cir-
cartoonist, is said to have joy them, involuntarily functions as oles, Was appointed manager of the
There is a class in mending at
Detroit office of the J. II. Holmes
I cost $100,000, to furniture and tit a moniker of a group.
The opening reception of the Linen Shower-Card Party:
the home, 318 Edmund place, every
Calls for Responsibility.
& Co., :128 Buhl building, it was an- Jewish Center fifth annual stu-
up generally.
The northwestern branch is Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Still another essential of the plan
dents' art exhibition takes place at sponsoring a linen shower and Miss Rose Kohn also conducts a
Louis Golding, author, is now at
the Jewish Centers Association, 31 bridge party to be held at the class in basket weaving and rug
work on play revolving about Song is responsibility. The problem is
placed squarely before the pupil,
•of Songs.
Melbourne avenue, on Wednesday Fort Wayne hotel Tuesday, May making every Thursday afternoon
indicating
the
standard
which
is
to
evening, April 23, at 8:30 p. m.
late Ilarry Houdini was once of-
13, at 1:30 p. nt. There will he at the home.
Oils, pastels and drawings done
fered a job as astrologer of Czar's be attained. After that he is al
by students of the Jewish Center
court, the "saintly" Sidney Wal- lowed to pursue the work as he
thinks fit in his own way and at his
Art School will be on exhibit until
lach apprises us.
Sunday, May 4. Another feature
Enid Ludwig, famed biographer, own speed. The responsibility for
of the exhibit will be metal and
tried law and failed, and then the results will develop not only
clay work, products of the junior I
wanted to be a dramatist. before his latent intellectual powers, but
handicraft and metal work classes, I
finding his present successful med. also his judgment and character.
But in order that he may be led
Ralph Morris, educational sec-
i11111. 11 is father was an oeculist. '
to
educate
himself,
an
opportunity
retary of the Detroit Institute of
A book dealing with the Dreyfuss
Arts, will be the speaker of the
case will soon come off the press must be given him whereby he may
survey the whole of the task. The
evening at the opening reception.
of Greenberg, publisher.
On the program also will be piano
Kenneth McKenna, moving pic- whole plan must be laid before the
Pupil
at
the
beginning
of
the
school
selections by Judith Sidorsky,
ture actor, and artist is grandson
well-known young pianist of this
of Rabbi Moses Mielziener, who year, or at the beginning of the
city.
wrote Hebrew grammar and peda- semester. This gives him a per-
Among the guests of honor will
gogy at Hebrew Union College. I spective of the plan of his work so,
that
he
is
able
to
judge
all
the
be many well-known artists.
Maurice Schwartz has signed a
Awards will be given to the stu-
contract with English stage and necessary steps he must lake each,
month, each week, and even each
dents of the school by a jury con-
will specialize in impersonations.
sisting of a number of these De-
Jed llarris, noted producer of • day, in order to cover the road.
The Habit of Learning.
troit artists,
"The Front Page" and other hits,
A
word
of
caution
is
sounde•I
This exhibition marks the fifth
is three years less than 30
year of the founding of the Jew-
Father of Arthur Caesar, who is against the temptation of making
JULIUS RUBINER
the
plan
a
sterotyped
cast-iron,
ish
Center Art School, It was or-
regarded as best gag writer for
scram today, was a Yiddish news- thing to fit any• school anywhere. smnced this week. Carl M. Ilea- ganized under the leadership and
guidance
of Mrs. Anna L. Werbe
The
Dalton
1'11111
IS
not
a
panacea_
km is to be assistant manager of
tit lerman
in 1024. Samuel ( ashwun was the
The real name of Leach Cross, for all ailments. It is a plan the Detroit office.
lest
instructor.
Since that time
through
which
the
teacher
can
get
The firm's standing in financial
dentist boxer, is Wallach. No rela-
to the problem of the child and the circles dates bark to 1822, with' the students have participated in
tion of Jewish Tribune Wallach.
many
exhibitions
and have won a
pupil
at
the
problem
of
learning,
the founding of Holmes & Co., en-
Eddie Cantor, in days of youth,
number of prizes. At present, the
was esteemed the best street cor- 'The real problem of education 101 gaged in the banking field. The
faculty
consists
of
William Grim-
not
a
teacher's,
but
a
pupil's
prob.
company now has 10 offices in nine
ner dancer 1111 the East Side.
lem. All the difficulties that ha- cities engaged in the general son and Jascha Schwartzman,
well-known
artists.
rass the teacher are created by brokerage business and are mem-
Furs, fur scarls, fur cants repaired,
THEY DID
I
The exhibition has been planned
glazed, cleaned and stored by Forest
Harry Lipnitz, Sliami lawyer the unsolved difficulties of the pu- , tiers of the following exchanges:
under the auspices of the Jewish
and communal chieftain, who com- pils. The first thing, therefore, is New York Stock Exchange, Phila-
Center art committee, consisting
mutes between Florida city and to remove all impediments that pre- delphia Stock Exchange, Pitts-
of Sirs. Werbe, chairman, Fred
Broadway, tells the story of the vent the pupil from getting at his burgh Stock Exchange, Detroit Butzel, Sirs. Walter Fuchs, Mrs.
Stock
Exchange,
New
York
Curb
This
is
not
to
be
achieved
Russian officers during the Russo- I
by doing the pupil's work for hint,' Market, Chicago Board of Trade. Philip Houtz, secretary to the com-
Jana nese war.
Sir. Rubiner's rise in the bank- mittee. Samuel Levine is the
It appears the Russian officers ' but by making it possible for the
ing world has been meteoric and executive secretary of the Jewish
were much addicted to boasting. pupil to 110 his own work. To get
FOREST AVE E
:Teaks volumes in praise of his Centers Association, of which the
the
child
into
the
habit
of
learning
One day, a Russian captain was in-
is one of the main principles of the consistency and devotion to his Jewish Center Art School is one
dulging among some Jews in an in
work. he first began his work of the departments.
..rgy of self-glorification.
In practice the entire plan is laid in 1011 as a messenger boy with
We have captured Whang-Tong
the old German-American Bank Hadassah Sewing Group Re-
Fin and we have taken Long-So- before the class in the shape of a
contract.
The curriculum is divid- which, during the war, changed its
sumes Work.
An, said the Czarist captain.
name to the First State Bank,
"1'au haven't k M • ed into assignments and the pupils
accept the work assigned for the which later merged with the Gris-
The
weekly
meetings of the Ila-
shunah yet, have you, captain?"I
class as a contract. Each pupil is wold Bank and later with the Na- dassah Sewing Group, temporarily
asked one of the Jews,
allowed
to
organize
his
own
method
tional Bank of Commerce. During stopped during Pesach activities, li
CHAS. V. SMITH, Prop,
"No, but we'll take it yet—we'll
of working as he thinks best. To all these years he was the only will recommence on Wednesday, ,
take it," returned the officer.
assist the pupil in his work the member of the original executive A pril 23, at the Shaarey Zedek
And didn't they?
necessary books, both for study and stalf of the German-American Bank branch, Twelfth street near Atkin-
Washing, Polishing, Simonizing and Greasing
reference, are made accessible to to remain with the institution with son. Mrs. Herman A. Schmicr,
AND DIDN'T THEY?
Day and Night Storage—Weekly and Monthly Rate. Very
chairman of the Palestine Supplies
Say said a non-Jew looking in every student. For instance, a sup- Which it was merged.
Reasonable—Quick Service—Reasonable Prices
Mr. Rubiner, who is 33 years Department, is Ito charge of this
at Macy's Passover department ply of history books are at all times
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
this week, and gazing into a Hag- to be found in the history room, old, is active in many communial work and at all tittles welcomes rt.
etc.
projects.
lie was among the ac- emits.
Clifford
' gadah. "Jewish Prayer books sure
Series of Graphs.
tive workers in the Community
Voluntary contributions for Ila-
are slangy."
It is, naturally, essential that Fund, United Palestine Appeal and dassah work were recently received
Ile had seen the title, "An Only
the progress made by the student be other movements. He is to member from Sirs. Louis Davidson and Sirs.
Kid."
properly measured. For this pur- of the Phoenix Club, Franklin Hills Joseph Welt. .
liut he read further:
pose a series of graphs have been Club, Bankers Club of Detroit,
An only kid, an only kid, which
invented by the originator of the American Institute of Banking and
slew the ox
Daring Film at Paramount.
plan. There are three sets of them: other organizations.
Which drank the water, which
1. The teacher's graph, provid-
quenched the fire,
"Ladies of Leisure," the Colum-
ing each teacher with the tneuns of Contributions to Jewish So-
Which burned the stick, which beat
bia all-talking drama of New York
Corner HAMILTON and MONTEREY
following the progress of each pu-
the rug,
cial Bureau.
night life at the Paramount Thea-
pil and also of comparing it with
Which bit the cat, which ate the
The Jewish Social Service Bu- ter with Barbara Stanwyck, Lowell
that of other students in the same
reau, 50 Blaine avenue, wishes to Sherman and Ralph Graves in the
class.
"Oh, I see"
he continued, "they
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2. The pupil's graph on which is acknowledge contribution to the leading roles is the liveliest, snap-
are using "kid" in its real sense—
special fund from Mr. and Sirs. piest, peppiest motion picture of
Complete Lubrication Service
recorded his daily progress.
a young goat. Beg your pardon."
Felix Mahler in memory of Sam- the year. It is scintillating with
3. A graph measuring the pro-
WorSriOt, 1930, J. T. A.)
uel Ileavenrich.
the spirit of youth and gaily.
gress of the whole class.

tional Jewish joke contest ever
launched, and I expect a great re-
I sponse.

e re
i s no
substitute

JULIUS RUBINER NEW
HOLMES CO. MANAGER

Under this plan, a pupil ad
minces steadily, assignment by as-
signment. The slow child may fin
ish only part of his assignment,
while the clever child may at the
same time finish two assignments.
In introducing the plan into the
High School of the United Ilebrew
Schools, the Talmud Torahs were
principally motivated by the desire,
to create for the pupil an atmos-
phere of learning such as was prev-
alent in the Yeshivoths. The pri-
mary duty of the teacher will not
be to impart knowledge, whether,
the child is disposed to receive it'
or not, but rather to render assist-
ance, to guide. There is a Tal-
mudic maxim that "A student does
not succeed in his studies unless he
pursuits that study which his heart
desires."
The student's desire then must
be respected. If he is interested to
continue his study of the Chu-
nosh, for instance, let him do so.
Ile will write his composition when
he will have an inclination to do so.
The subjects pursued in the He-
brew High School, such as, the Bi-
ble, history, grammar, etc., were
divided and subdivided into the
proper monthly, weekly, and daily
assignments. Each pupil knows ex-
folly what his goal is and, know-
ing also the amount of time at his
disposal, he titans, with the aid of
the teacher, his daily work. Ile
may if he wishes devote all of the
time to one subject until he has
completed his full assignment on
that subject and then start a new
subject or he may KO proportion
his assignments as to include two
or more subjects in the work of
each day. The teacher's assist-
ance is always forthcoming if
asked for, that is, it comes at a
time when it is actually valued.
This plan, however, does not pre-
clude entirely the formal lessons
given by the teacher. These lessons
are given at certain intervals when
the group is mostly in need of
them. -
The High School of the United
Hebrew Schools is in session each
day from 0:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. no.
in the Philadelphia branch, and
whoever is interested either in the
Hebrew High School in general or
in this plan and its adaptation in
particular is always welcome.

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Passover Message

to the

fewish People

Israel's liberation from the en-
slavement of Egyptian Pharaohs
is an inspiring chapter in the his-
tory of mankind. The Ten Com-
mandments, given to the Chosen
People, are even, in our enlight-
ened age, the cardinal principles
of humanity. Passover teaches a
lesson not only to the children of
Israel, but to the civilized world
—it brings home to all thinking
men that freedom and light and
righteousness will triumph.

It is fitting that the Jews who
have suffered so much, and still
are suffering in some countries,
should dedicate one of their holi-
days in commemoration of their
hour of liberty and freedom.

It is all fitting that Passover
should come in the Spring of the
year. When freedom fills the
very air and high hope dwells in
every heart, it is the proper time
for commemorating the libera-
tion of an enslaved people. Minds
and hearts are in tune with the
sentiments of the occasion.

We send Passover Greetings
to our Jewish friends and neigh-
bors in the spirit of this great fes-
tival, when the hosts of liberty,
light and justice have defeated
the forces of oppression, dark-
ness and iniquity.

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