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CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
TIE ThIfitORIEWOR f RDNICLE
NINE-YEAR-OLD GIRL !SCANNING THE HORIZON 1 $250,C00 RAISED IN FIRST FOUR DAYS OF ALLIED DRIVE;
WINS ESSAY CONTEST'
ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED BY VOLUNTEERS ASSURES SUCCESS
STERN TO ADDRESS
1111 LEL ON SUNDAY
(Continued from Preceding Page)
Recital of Folksongs and
Re! ,,ous Music Given by
Rabbi Jaffa.
. Stern of Detroit will ad-
dress services Of the Ilillel
Found:. o at Ana Arbor this Sun-
day st , • 11g, on the social service
problem:- of the day.
Lao sonday, Rabbi l'hillip W.
J a ff a , a shaml rabbi of the Union
of Anierb•an Hebrew Congregations
gave a lecture recital before the
foundation, presenting the follow-
ing program:
ylili
Ciampi, Of Folk Sonya in Yiddish
I. Die liuldone Land ..Elyakim Zlinser
Solomon Golub
2. Wieeleiii
felei.
earn Id Religious Music based on
Traditional Modes
). Eliyah) flannel
1. May the Words of My Mouth
3. ke.o-has•to
4. Valle". )•lahe Avosenu
Prof. A. Z. ldelsohn
y.„, y ie, of If mint hailed on Traditional
Modes
P. MinkowskY
I. The . , abliuth Queen
S. Purim SOT, English Tranelation.
A Irma Cohan
I. Light and Joy —Prof. A. Z. Idelsohn
HADASSAH YACHNITZ
Nine-year-old Hadassah Yach-
nitz, It member of the Jewish Cen-
ter, won the essay contest of the
Allied Jewish Campaign,for her es-
say on "Why Do We Need a Jew-
ish Center?" She received first
prize of $111. Second prize of $8
went to Bessie Kramer of the Park-
side Hebrew School who wrote on
The Rebuilding of Palestine."
Third prize of $7 went to Rose Her-
man of the Philadelphia-Byron He-
brew School, for a paper on The
Value of a Hebrew Education."
Rabbi Jaffa gave this program
before the Kentucky - Tennessee
Sisterhood at their convention last
November. Ile was invited next
by the Indianapolis Sisterhood,
where he lectured and sang on Ap-
ril 21. On the invitation of his col-
league, Rabbi Fink, he consented
to present his program at the Hil-
kl Foundation. Rabbi Jaffa is in
Detroit this week to address the
convention of the Michigan State
Federation of Temple Sisterhoods.
Rabbi Jaffa is well known in De-
trait, especially to those who at-
tended the supplementary services
at Temple Beth El during the High
Holy Days in 1928 and 1929.
Unveiling of Monument.
The unveiling of the monument
to Mrs. Rose Sorock will be held at
the Cloverhill I'ark Cemetery Sun-
day, May 18, at 4 p. m., from the
Nothing in the world is stronger home of Dr. S. M. Sorock, 3339
than a man save his own passions. Fullerton.
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signed up a contract at $3,500 a.
week with Loewa instead.
So what was? as Milt Gross
would say.
Well, this "was." Keith's hail
the rights for a Jewish talkie feat-
uring Molly. So it immediately re-
leased this talkie for all those.
houses in sections in which Molly
was appearing in the Loew circuit,
thus hoping to drain off some of
Molly's patronage from the Loew's
houses.
Besides releasing the talkie,
Keith as a counter-attraction to
Molly imimsliately signed up Maur-
ice Schwartz at a big salary and
sent him in the same sections.
The upshot has been simply';
that Molly continues to draw big
houses, despite the revenge tactics
and Schwartz too is drawing big
houses. Schwartz's presentations
of Shylock at the Palace indeed.
have been highly recommended by I
all the critics.
Who wins? Everybody.
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1 LOUDER AND FUNNIER
Like new!
OF CAMPAIGN; ENTIRE COMMUNITY UNITES TO AID CAUSE
Of course its been
Forest cleaned
in the two respective lands and honor of the campaign chairman,
pleaded for continued aid for these Mr. 1Vineman, added h UM2111 inter-
ecohoinically oppressed and starv- est to the dinner.
Daily luncheons were held every •
ing.
Getting a dress clean
"I believe Russian Jewry will day this week at Hotel Stotler, at
which
workers reported lin the pro-
and making it look
arise again, that it will find itself
outstay, but as long as they are gress of the campaign. Meyer L.
like new are two dif-
in want and misery we've got to Prentis presided at the luncheon
ferent problems. For-
help them," he said. "They are Monday and Fred M. Butzel was
est accomplishes both
di , :asst. and outlawed, yet they are the speaker.
Butsel's Address.
our brothers. Give them a chance
tasks. A ,Forest
"It is important that we get the
to
cleaned frock or suit
entire community into this cam-
I hriving Nicotine Life.
is
not only thoroughly
paign," Mr. Butzel said. "I AM
Itabbi Silver spoke of the level
cleaned but also com-
interested in the number of eon.
rasice
aggr
i nP thr i ving
tnbutors rather than in the size
pletely restored, re-
Pal,-tine. "We cannot be deterred
of the contributions, because that
freshed and reshaped.
in our great historic work there by
will in the long run deride whether '.
Ho eats or riots," he said. "Jews,
Try ',sorest Cleaners
the campaign is to lie
success. it
Sc'' patiently building there a new'
once and you'll note
is important that we get the en-
and magnificent Jewish life. There
tire community into this campaign,
this difference.
is land to be purchased and irri-
diem that is the duty of our volun-
gated, credits to be granted, the
tow workers who are dismaying
M l'11 . 8 Su its (-Ironed, i'resited
fine Iladassah hospitals to be
such a tremendous joy in the
ht Is.•,1, the schools to be supported.'
and Thoroughly Restored $1.50
work."
"We are an ancient people ac-
Mrs. Henry Winenina, chairman
suffering. We never of the women's division, presided
e".1'"1
We shall not 110W deter. over the luncheon Tuesday and Dr. j
deter.
New graves 110a, mark our paths, Alvin D. Ilersch \Alia the speaker.
but we have waited before and Wl•
"Out of the campaign will come
con wait now. We shall carry on. a new group consciousness for
Twenty-five centuries ago we cove- Jews," Dr. Ilersch said. "The niost
533.547 FOREST AVE E
noted with eternity never to for- important part of the Jew's back-.
get Jerumlem. Vie have not for- ground is, spiritual, cultural and
gotten.
charitable and the more of these
"We know how to build on ruins. !attributes we stress the better
Our faith is in our own invincible Americans and better Jews we will
will. We sent to Palestine emis- he.
saries of peace, teachers, farmers, ! "Every year on Passover, Jews
tillers of the soil who are building pray 'Next year in Jerusalem,' and
a garden in a wilderness. There this year, ill Jerusalem, 160,000
is no more magnificent romance in Jews celebrated Passover. Isn't
the world today than that which is this an inspiration in this cam-
being enacted in Palestine today." . paign? From Zion have already
Wineman'• Address.
twine great things. Palestine is
31r. Willman, who was toast- the greatest romance of the age,
Nowhere in all Detroit can you find food that
:aster, appealed for unity in Is- and every Jew ought to feel proud
swpasses the delicious variety of warm weather
ad and for untiring effort on the of what is happening there.
dishes—so reasonably priced—as those prepared
!part of the workers in raising the ,
'This campaign is giving Jews
here under the personal direction of S. Ernest,
read mess- an upward and forward rather
$305,000. Mr. Winem
CHEF-OWNER.
ages of greeting from Morris
Mors IS than downward look in life, an as
Waldman and Felix Warburg and such is a great occurence inthis I
A Cool Glass of Striker's Special
announced that he had greetings etimmunity."
With Your Meal if You W;sh!
from Lieut.-Gov. II. II. Lehman of
Dr. Leo M. Franklin addressed I
New York, David M. Brewster, Jus- Wednesday's luncheon, which was
The Luncheon—$1.00 Dinner
tice Irving Lehman, Aaron Deltoy, presided over by Nathan M. Gross.
treasurer of the campaign, who
Divisions raising the largest per-
was absent from the city due to a centage. in the fund daily competed
death in the family, in Pittsburgh,' for a trick loving cup. On :Mon-
and from Samuel Summerfield who day the cup was won by Maurice
PARTICLIAR RISTAURAMI Ink PARTICULAR NOM
was in Worcester, Mass., on busi- Caplan's division. On Tuesday
ite Post Office
Corner Lafayette and Shelhv
ness.
Nate S. Shapero's division took it
Dr. John Slawson, executive di-' away. On Wednesday it again
•
rector of the campaign, paid a reverted to Mr. Caplan.
tribute to Mr. Wineman and his as- ,
: 1
ONE GOOD FEATURE.
sociates and said if the campaign
From Mrs. Addie M. Levy, Cam-
is a success it will be due to their
bridge. Mass., comes this story:
efforts. lie spoke on the need of 11
"A Jew and an Arab were dis-
(Continued from Page One.)
Jewish center. "We desire a Jew-
Believe
cussing the pecularities of each eration of the friends of the col- ish center to give us the facilities
other's faith.
lege in suggesting courses to be of- for character building of our
Jr or Not
"Your whole religion is poor," fered next year, and said that all youth," he said. "Now only 8 per
said the Arab. "Take your fun- through the summer he will be glad cent of the youth are served by or
erals, for instance. Isn't your Iwo- to hear further suggestions from ganized facilities and the others
I •in Still
ple's custom of wrapping its dead the people of the community in or- find a haven fur their activities in
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Looking for •
in shrouds and rushing them into, der that he may have the desires pool rooms and dance halls. A
Dissatisfied
the graves disgraceful? I call it of the community in mind when he Jewish center will vonserve Jewish
Cues orner
disrespectful."
determines the final program of family life, because a Jewish cen-
"Yes," said the Jew. "I prefer the college' in the fall.
ter is not a place for the youth
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SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
Arab funerals myself."
The Valedictorian.
Still will,
alone, but for their fathers and
BODY AND FENDER SERVICE
Dr. Leo M. Franklin delivered mothers as well."
THEY ALL SPOKE FRENCH
The Streng Chevrolet Co.
the invocation and greetings. Mor-
An announcement by Mr. Wine-
Philip Rosman of Denver sends ris Garrett, chairman of the school man that elicited prolonged ap-
12th & Phila.
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in a whole string of anecdotes, hoard, distributed the diplomas. plause was a gift from Tracy :Mc-
which have been turned over to Mrs. Irene Traub Silverstein gave Gregor, president of the Detroit
the judges. I will repeat the one a vocal solo acoempanied by Abram Community Fund, for $1,000. Mr.
General Repairing
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
about Moshe. It seems he was Ray Tyler. The valedictorian was Wineman himself gave 3 per cent
at the
traveling through Colorado, where, Joseph Steinberger.
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it' the quota, or $15,250. Meyer L.
out of funds, he sought employ-
The graduates were: Ann (look-, Prentis, chairman of the steering
CLUB LIDO
11560 Twelfth St., between Burlingame and Lawrence
ment at a mining camp, where the stein, Pearl Gallow, Joseph Stein- committee, gave $7,500. Mr. and
foreman told him, no Jews were berger, Ethel Victor, Rose Victor, Mrs. Andrew Wineman gave $7,-
employed. The Jew said he was Rhea II. Weisberg, Queen Will- 500 and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Si-
an Arab and got the job.
iams. Immediately after the exer- mons, $5,000. The following gave
One time, the foreman passed cises, the Sisterhood of Temple 03 , 0011 each: Fred M. Butzel Sam
by, while Moshe and a fellow work- Beth El gave a reception to the Summenield, Alfred Hecht, .1. W.
~
man were chatting. "That's the graduates and their friends in the Allen and Sons. A list of contrib-
foreman," said Moshe, "Ich hob social hall of the Temple.
utors appears elsewhere in this is-
ihm in drerd."
41 High School Graduates.
sue.
"Ich had heem ouch in drerd,"
Rabbi Ferdinand NI. Isserman of
An interesting feature of the
. said the second.
Temple Israel, St. Louis, successor banquet, described in an item on
The foreman in his passing of the famous Rabbi Leon Harri-
Ithe first page of this issue, was the
' paused and interjected: "Ich hub arn, will occupy the pulpit of Tem-
outpouring of gifts in the names of
euch beide in drerd."
, pie Beth El Sunday morning, children. It is estimated that close
• May 18, at 10:30, and will speak to $10,000 was thus realized. A
JEWS AND WHALES.
!on the subject, "The Pillars of the gift of $100 in appreciation of the
From Dr. M. E. Soifer, Hartford, I Temple."
privilege of hearing Dr. Silver,
Conn., comes this one. I'ardon
In the course of the service, the • and another $100 contribution in
doctor, the condensation.
graduates of Temple Beth El high
A college professor—instructor I School will be given their diplomas.
in biology—also taught Sunday The graduates are young men and
school.
women of 17 and it who have just
In the Sunday school lesson, the completed their twelfth year of at-
professor related how Jonah was , tendance at Beth El Schol of Re.
swallowed by the whale.
ligion.
"Professor," came back one of
The list of Temple Beth El grad-
the Sunday school pupils "in your uates follows: Irving Auslander.
college lecture in biology you spoke J•rob Behrmann, Jean Bennett, Yiddish Stage Favorites Corn-
of the limited swallowing capacity
ing Here in "Count
Edward Berger, Annabel Berick,
, of the whale, and now you tell us
Janet Berlin, Jerome Bielfield, Ed-
Yosel."
that the whale swallowed a man."
; ith Breatman, Minnie Breatman.
"Ah," exclaimed the professor,
Miriam Edwards, Marjorie Ruth
Julius
and
Anna Nathanson,
"Jonah was a Jew and these Jews
Feinberg„ Saul Ferman, Pearl Gen, popular Jewish musical comedy
can make their way almost any-
Celia Handleman, Elsie Kline, Dor- team, will make their debut in De -
where."
othy Kutzen, Marion I.ewis, Bur- troit this season as guest stars of
ton I.ondon, Celia Moscovitz, Dor- Littman's Peoples Theatre for
SEND IN JOKES.
othy
Perlman, Mildred Reiner. three days beginning no Friday
The joke contest has two more
weeks to run. Everybody still has Harold Rosen, Leslie Rosenberg. evening, May 16, with perform-
Marvin
Rosenberg, Harvey Roth-
,
an opportunity to win the prize.
stein, Gertrude Rush, Melvin Sands,
Send in yours today.
Mildred Schechter, Marjory
(Copyrtaht. 1530. J. T. A.)
Schembeck, Annette Share, Lester
Silverman, Irma Simons, Noised!,
SHAAREY ZEDEK Y. P. S. Snits, Ruth Strainer, Kenneth Van
WILL ELECT OFFICERS Vliet. Ruth Varkle, Helen Wald-
stein, Gertrude Wartell, Lillian
The last meting of the year of Weinberger, Avery D. Weisman,
the Young People's Society of Con- Selma Wineman.
Scholarship Medals.
gregation Shaarey Zedek will be
The three scholarship medals
held this Sunday, May 18, at the
will
be
awarded to Melvin Sands,
Atkinson avenue branch of the syn-
agogue, at 3 o'clock. The meeting, Marjory Schenibeck and Kenneth
Van
Vliet.
Honorable mention
at which officers for next season
will be elected, is open only to mem- will be given to Annabel Berick.
, hers. Anyone who has been at- Pearl Gent and Helen Waldstein .
, tending the meetings all season and The valedictorian will he Melon
who wishes to have voting privi- Sands. Mr. Garvett will distrib-
leges, should apply to the secre- ute the liplomas. Mr. Welt will
award the honors. Dr. Franklin
tary before the meeting.
Customers.
The last affair of the season will and Rabbi From will conduct the
I he the party at Edgewater Beach service.
On
Saturday
morning,
May
17,
I Club on Saturday, May 24. This is
exclusively for members. Reser- , Rabbi Leon From will occupy the
I rations should be made immediate- pulpit and speak on "Rembrandt's
ly with Miss Goldstein, Longfellow Rabbis." The subject is suggester
by the exhibit of Rembrandt paint.
13280.
JULIUS NATHANSON
into in the Detroit Art Institute
this month. The presence in that ences on Saturday and Sunday
odeletion of two canvases of rab- Matinees and evenings, May 17
bis calls attention to the remark- and 18.
able relationship between Rem-
The talented couple is coming
brandt and the Jew's of Amster- here under the direction of Rel-
dam.
kin and Weintraub, noted Yiddish
Sunday morning, May 25, will be threatrical managers, who will
the last of the regular Sunday serv- present them in a new Jewish
ices. Dr. Franklin will occupy the operetta called "Count Yosel."
pulpit.
The production in two acts, is the
On Sunday morning, June 1. the work of William Siegel. Joseph
confirmation exercises will be held. Tantzman composed the score.
On Monday night, June 16, Tem- Ruby Osofsky supplied the lyrics.
FIDELITY TRUST BUILDING
ple Beth El will hold its annual Marty Baratz arranged the dance
temple moonlight.
ensembles. Mr. Nathanson staged
Rabbi Fram's articles on his ob- the production himself. Aside from
servations in Russia will begin ap- ■ hilariously funny book, the piece
pearing in the Detroit News in the also boasts of 10 tuneful musical
Estat,Inhed IIlt
Sunday feature section, Sunday, numbers, gorgeous settings and
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"We Give Quality and Service
May 18. It will be • series of five costumes specially brought here
ae Well"
articles published on five success- from New York.
ive Sundays. Three of the articles
In the supporting cast are Da-
Lafayette 0566 and 0567
deal with the problems of the Jews vid Yanover, Goldie Eisman, Marty
in Russia and Poland. The articles Baratz, Rebecca Weintraub, David
2908 Michigan Ave.
I are profusely illustrated with the Baratz, Harry llochstein and a
Between Calvert and
rabbi's camera snap-ghat,
large chorus.
Collingwood
(Continued from Page One.)
less orphan in every city in Amer.
ice. There isn't a community that
has the facilities to take care of 60
per cent of its children with Jewish
education. It means that the Jews
of America in the next 15 years
will grow up without knowledge of
their people; it means that wit-
tingly or unwittingly we are un-
derwriting our spiritual suicide.
"A Place for Every Child."
"We protest when the teaching
of religion in the public schools is
proposed, but we build schools
of our own. Me want our young
boys and girls to grow up proud of
their heritage but we give them lit-
tle or nothing with which to carry
on their heritage. We need more
schools, more teachers, more text-
books. We need a place in our
schools for every boy and girl."
Reminding his audience of the
ancient Jewish rule "Talmud' Tor-
When we launched our national ah k'neged kulam," Rabbi Silver
joke contest, if we recall correctly, said: "For whom are you building
we stated that the slogan would be your magnitlicent temple if there
will be no Jews in a generation to
. "bigger and better jokes."
We made a mistake—it should enter them? Your parents denied
themselves
food to provide an edu-
have been "louder and funnier"
jokes. Anyway, we have a decid- cation fur the youth. The whole
future
of
American
Israel depends
ed complaint to make on the scores
•of the size of some of the contri- upon the character and quality of
the system of education we must
butions.
The space in this column is nec- build up. If it were up to me I
essarily limited, and we cannot would slop the entire program of
therefore reprint and long-winded Sadat work until this problem of
stories. This does not mean how- Jewish education is solved."
Need for Relief.
ever, that such stories are barred
Rabbi Silver gloried in the fact
from the contest. All of them are
that
a
united
Israel is striving to
being turned over to our commit-
tee, consisting of Dr. Bloch, Mr. co-operate for one ideal—to help
Jews
wherever
help is needed. He
Denims and Mr. Leichtman but no •
story of more than three hundrer said that in Zurich last summer
words can be repeated in this col- the whole of the Galuth 'was re-
flected and he felt that a new cove-
umn.
Dr. Wm. Smith of Dorchester, nant was being sighed; that the
Mass., has sent in a good story, but Galuth has not humbled the Jew.
Pleading for those in need of re-
Ion account of its length we have
simply turned it over to the com- lief in Eastern Europe, Rabbi Sil-
mittee.
ver pointed out that in Russia
• Emanuel Rosman: Detroit, Mich. alone 1,300,000 are dependent up-
I laughed at your story, but you on aid. Ile quoted figures on the
know, Mannie, that story would be conditions of the Jew's in the Uk-
misconstrued here.
raine and White Russia and point-
Editor Slomovitz, Detroit Mich. ed out that while the Jews num-
Story sent in by your "printer"- bered 5 per cent of the Ukraine
' well, I've told it at least three population and 8 per cent of White
dozen times myself. It's all right, Russia's, their unemployed num-
, but if I printed it, circulation of bered 25 per cent and 40 per cent
, paper would grow entirely too
much.
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