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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1930-09-19

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Aiteriam Apish &it'llteal _ eater _

CLIFTON AMC{ CINCINNATI 20, OM

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THE SEASON OF SORROW them for whom nothing was pre-

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S. GRANADIER

This season I offer for your early consideration
the most attractive display of choice
materials I have ever presented.

AN EARLY VISIT IS SUGGESTED

Sam Granadier

TAILOR

AMERICAN RADIATOR BUILDING

1346 BROADWAY

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sence significant of life and hope-
fulness. And strangely enough,
just as this Holy Day is conse-
crated to our Great Dead, and is
devoted to the solemn ritual of self
analysis, Rosh Ilashonah marks
many an integrating and optimis-
tic era in our history. For exam-
: pie, we are told that Rosh Ila-
shonah is considered to be the
birthday of our Patriarchs; that it
is the day on which Joseph was
freed from prison; and we are even
told that Rosh Ilpshonah marks
the anniversary of the creation of
man, and moreover it is the anni-
versary of the creation of the
world. In short, tradition pours
into this festival all the elemental
backgrounds of mankind, as well
as our very own history.

No ashes to carry out all winter long, and no soot to track up-
stairs— that's the cheerful sort of a winter that owners of gas-fired
furnaces face. The fuel trucks will never drive into their yards
again, and the carpenters are busy right now making the old fuel-
bin over into an airy, modern basement recreation room. In a few
weeks these owners will scratch a match—and let their Gas
Company tend the furnace for them until spring. Why can't your
home be listed among this happy company?

Gas-fired furnaces are completely automatic in operation and
control, and give the most dependable, healthful heat known.
The full facts on gas heating for your home — costs, upkeep, and
proven advantages over all other types of fuel—will be given you
free of charge or obligation. If you'd like to forget furnace tend-
ing forever, and have a more comfortable, better heated home—
get these facts today. Just calf your Gas Company.

DETROIT CITY GAS COMPANY

Cherry 3500

FRANK S. FUGATE

Clifford at Bagley

for the joy of the eternal is your
strength."

Rally to the Fold.
'We are further told that later
Abuye ordered the Jews to eat on
Rosh Ilashonah pumpkins, dates,
beets, etc., because these grow
quickly, and in Arabic their names
mean plentiful. In this manner
the Jews for the past 2,000 years
have come to regard the belated
fruits of the season an omen of
good luck. The Jews designated
their reliance in the goodness of
God for the New fear by partak-
ing of grapes and honey and all
sorts of palatable dishes.
More than any other Holy Day
on the Jewish calendar Rush Ila-
shonah causes all Jews to rally to
th efold. It unites us all, old and
young, rich and poor, those whose
Judaism is known by others than
the known shadings and forms. If
we do not go to the synagogue to
pray, we go as we modern are
wont to express it, to hear the
Shofar, which is so impressive. If
we do not go to work because we
are religious, we take those days
"off," because our friends are not
going to work, and because of re-
spect to our elders. Be the season
as obvious as it may, or as individ-
ualistic and pagan as we wish it to
appear, we are swept by the deep
significance of Rosh Hashonah and
regaled by its festivity. For once
on the New Year the border lines )
of antagonism vanish; the various
forms of cleavage among the Jews
disappear; and what is still more
important, new hope rises in our,
hearts; new life springs in our'
veins; and again we take on cour-
age and strength to continue in a
cosmos which often reminds us
that it is regretful that Rosh Ha-
shonah conies only once a year,.
and that its significance is felt
only by the Jews.

Soles Manager

BRANCHES,

BRANCHES:

Motors Building
Hamtramck-116o, Joseph Compau

Wyandolle.-3013 Biddle Avenue
Deorborn — lo5 West Michigan

Boulevord—Generol

made by the Ilias.
Morris Gest will announce that
to is planning a stupendous pro-
duction of something or other —
he hasn't decided what — but he
is searching hard for a subject in
all the Episcopalian Sunday school
books.
The Society for the Support of
Indigent Mothers-in-Law will ask
aid.
The Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations will make an appeal
, for the five-day week.
The Jewish Theatrical Guild will
appeal for contributing members.
Three hundred and fifty-seven
tons of grapefruit will be consumed
at New York Jewish banquets.
The Society Ate Chayim Doroth
Eretz Anshei Brisk will appeal for
funds.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
You will note that I expect at

least several appeals for funds to
be made during the year.
I could go on and forecast more
of the events of the year, but I
, am afraid of the ire of the editors.

LET US ALL JOIN IN SILENT

PRAYER

I hope that much of my fore-
cast will fail of realization — that
the condition of Jewry everywhere
, will be such, in particular, to make
all these appeals unnecessary.
Another hope that I dare to en-
, tertain as the new year is ushered
in is that no one will try to tell
again that story about the police-
man who stood guarding the syna-
gogue at the Rosh Ilashonah
services.
"('an I go in there?" asked the
visitor.
You have no ticket."
"But I want to go in there just
for a minute to see my cousin."
"All right," replied the cop, "go
in, but if I catch you praying, God
help you.

ICoPyright. 1930, J. T. Al

Michigan Drives for
Allied Jewish Campaign

Quality that Endures

Drive for the Allied Jewish Cam-
paign will he held, immediately at-
ter the holidays, in Jackson and
Ann Arbor.

The extra value built into he new Foil car is reflected in its alert, capable
performance, reliability and long life. Every part has been carefully designed
to make a good automobile
to give you many years of
—it is value far above the
A HAPPY
faithful service. In safety.
price. Call or phone for a
NEW YEAR
:comfort, speed, power,
demonstration.
TO YOU ALL
economy—in all that goes

Rabbi Aishiskin Announces
Change of Address,

Ginsberg Motor Sales

WE HAVE A

WE WILL

WIDE SELECTION

ACCEPT ANY

OF GUARANTEED

MAKE OF CAR

USED CARS

IN TRADE

FOR SALE

Rabbi F. Aishiskin announces
that he has moved from 2062 Vir-
ginia Park to 1132 Lynn avenue.
His new telephone number is Long-
fellow 6740.
During Rosh Hashonah, Rabbi
Aishiskin will deliver sermons at
the Beth David Synagogue, Four-
teenth and Elmhurst, and Mogen
Abraham, Farnsworth and Beaub-
kin. At the Mogen Abraham Her-
man Eskin will speak in English.

Public - Riviera Theater

The mighty epic film of the air.
"The Dawn Patrol," which is scot'.
ing such a big sensation through-
out the country wherever it is be-
ing shown, is the screen attraction
at the Publix Riviera Theater this

week.

United Artists Theater.

SALES AND SERVICE

8832-46 VAN DYKE

Four Blocks North of Harper

PLEADS FOR STRENGTHENING OF
UNITY IN ISRAEL DURING THE
COMING YEAR

To all of our
friends
a joyful and
prosperous
NEW YEAR

By DR. LEO M. FRANKLIN
Rabbi, Temple Beth El.

To some extent history has been written for the
Jew in the year just closing in tears and in blood. But
there have been bright spots in the record and the
heart of the Jewish people need not be oppressed. It
is yet, I believe, too soon to say whether the Jewish
Agency will serve, as it was hoped it might, to concen-
trate Jewish opinion in regard to the rebuilding of
Palestine with no reference to nationalism or a politi-
cal state. Some of the leaders on both sides feel that
the Agency represents little more than a friendly
gesture. We dare be a bit more hopeful as to its pos-
sibilities..
Inspires Hope.
During my recent visit in Europe I had the oppor-
Therefore Rosh Hashonah in-
tunity of observing the Jewish situation in many
spires hope as well as awe in our
countries. On the whole one cannot be particularly
hearts. It is our sacred duty to
encouraged by what one sees abroad. Anti-Semitism,
account for our past doings, but
WC are also given the privilege to
though assuming new forms, is non-the-less persistent.
take on life for the new year, and
In Germany, and particularly in Bavaria, it is aggres-
make our formulas and resolu-
sive and practically omnipresent. But on the other
tions accordingly. And because
Rosh Hashonah introduces new
hand there is a feeling that things will ultimately right
life and renewed hope in the face
themselves. At the convention of the World Union of
of dissolution and conflict, we
Progressive Judaism held in London in July an opti-
therefore all inject into the holi-
mistic note was definitely sounded. The Progressive
day all signs of festivity. The oc-
casion is marked by feasting rather
movement is becoming more and more self-conscious,
than fasting; our homes are
self-assertive and aggressive. To this conference
adorned, and we don our holiday
came delegates from England. front Prance, from Ger-
clothes. We are told that in an-
many, from India, from America and other countries,
cient times the Jews dressed in
white on Rosh Hashonah, a sym-
and all of them stood united in the conviction that not
bol of life and hopefulness.
only is the Liberal movement inevitable, but in it lies
A very moving tale is told to us
the salvation of Judaism. Under the auspices of the
dating back to the (lays after the
Union Liberal congregations are to be founded in some
, destruction of the Temple. When
' the two leaders, Ezra and Nehe-
of the leading cities of Australia and plans are being
miah, were reading the law to their
made
to organize the Jews of Poland, who are un-
: people on Rosh Hashonah, they
sympathetic with rigid Orthodoxy but whose loyal co-
noticed them crying. Whereupon
they gave word:
operation it is believed can be gotten for an organiza-
ICupyriuht. 1930, J. T. A.1
"Weep not, mourn not. Go
tion that will foster a liberal movement within Juda-
your way, eat the fat and drink'
ism. Hence we enter upon the New Year not discour-
. the sweet, and send portions to SCANNING THE HORIZON
aged and not wholly disappointed.
(Continued from Preceding Page.)
Locally the year just closing has in a sense been
one that should bring great pride and satisfaction to
, will march from Rutgers Square
to the Automat.
our people. The magnificent success of the campaign
The American Jewish Committee
for funds to carry on the philanthropic and educa-
will appeal for funds.
tional work of the community is to be counted not
The Zionist Organization will
merely in the terms of dollars but more particularly
announce that Palestine is growing
in the terms of a community united in a great work for
by lips and bonds.
The Honie of the Daughters of
Israel and for humanity.
Jacob will appeal for funds.
The congregational life of Detroit has been very
Dr. Stephen S. Wise will de-
satisfactory during the past year and we are particu-
nounce discrimination in employ-
! ment as un-Christian.
larly happy to congratulate the rabbi and officers of
An appeal for funds will be
Congregation Shaarey Zedek upon the practical com-
made by the Denver Tuberculosis
pletion at this time of their new and beautiful house of
Sanitarium.
worship. Unquestionably under the inspiration of
Two rabbis, one in Long Island
and the other in Nevada, will
this fine house of worship Congregation Shaarey
preach sermons declaring that Zedek will come to assume that important place in the
Christ was a great Jew.
community life which it is entitled to occupy.
Einstein will propound a new
Let us hope that during the New Year there may
theory, showing tibat Time isn't
what your Big Ben would have you
be full and constant co-operation among all the ele-
believe.
ments in our Jewish community in every endeavor that
' A plea for financial support will
shall be put forth for the betterment of our Jewish
be made liy the Chevra Anshei Su-
social order. Our differences after all are for the
walki.
Three hundred and fifty-seven
most part superficial. Deep down the Jew is the Jew
bridge parties will he held through-
who feels himself to be a part of a great spiritual
out the country for the support of
brotherhood. May the year new-born strengthen this
various philanthropies.
sentiment in all of us.
An appeal for funds will be

LET'S FORGET FURNACE
TENDING THIS WINTER!

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the Lord. Neither be ye sorry,

PHONES

WHITTIER 8020-8021

Gloria Swanson's supporting
cast in "What a Widow!", her new
United Artists comedy directed by
Allan Dwan, is noteworthy for its
presentation of established screen
favorites who have adapted them-
selves to the requirements of the
talking screen with marked sur-
feits.

T CLEANERS
DYERS
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Don't forget the

NEW YEAR DANCE
Sept. 24---Last Night of Rosh Hashonah

Given by the

JOLLY ELITE CLUB

MASONIC TEMPLE

FOUNTAIN BALLROOM

Musk by the Original

McKinney's Cotton Pickers

---

Dancing 9 'Till 1. Admission $1.00

CHRISTE OPPEN HEIM
CO., INC.

-

ANNOUNCE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES

FROM

"THERE IS A CRISIS IN OUR JEWISH
LIFE"

THE DIME BANK BUILDING

TO

By RABBI A. M. HERSHMAN

The prospects that open out to the House of Israel
at the dawn of the New Year are by no means alluring.
No serious minded Jew can contemplate the events in
the Jewish World (luring 5690 without echoing the cry
of anguiSh wrung from the bleeding heart of the
prophet for my sighs are many, and my heart is
faint." The present state of Israel and Judaism must
needs fill us with deep anxiety and apprehension. Yet
Rosh Hashonah with its cheering outlook upon life
bids us take heart and carry on our task with renewed
vigor and energy.

SUITE 1955 UNION TRUST BUILDING

SEPTEMBER 15th, 1930

The ills from which we are suffering has two
forms, the material and the moral, or spiritual. There
is, in the first place, the material misery which mil-
lions of our people endure, their untoward fate, the
disabilities under which they labor, the anomalous
and precarious position they occupy, their homeless-
ness and helplessness. These evils are beyond our
control. We may and should bend all our efforts to
reduce them; but it is not within our power to remove
them. With regard to these evils Rosh Hashonah
brings us the reassuring message of Malcheyoth, God's
Providence, that has guided and guarded our people
throughout the ages. What God was, lie is, what He
did, He does.

But there is also the moral (ir spiritual misery from
which Israel the world over suffers, the trials which
threaten to engulf our Jewish heritage. There is a
crisis in our Jewish life. The fortunes of Judaism are
at the lowest ebb. Our one preoccupation must be the
preservation of our Jewish soul. This task is within
the realm of our will. We are the masters of our
spiritual destiny. Rosh Hashonah summons us to
address ourselves to this supreme task.

Ila

Rosh Hashonah Greetings to All

Don't Suffer

After NewlYear

We make shoes for all troubled
feet right here.

WILLIAM E. IIINTZ

=

1520 Broadway

Cherry 0686

DETROIT, MICA.

Greetings and Good
Wishes

CONSTRUCTION OF NEW SHAAREY
ZEDEK AN EVENT OF THE
PAST YEAR

By A. LOUIS GORDON
President, Congregation Shaarey Zedek

A new year brings 11 one hopes and new ambitions.
A new year makes you look into the future, but you
also delve into the past. That which you have ac-
complished becomes as nothing compared with that
which you propose to accomplish.
The Jews of Detroit may look backward with
pride upon a successful year. In that year a new edi-
fice devoted to the worship of the Almighty and the
study of His law has been erected. The new Shaarey
Zedek proudly opens its gates to its men, women,
boys and girls who have given of their time, their
efforts and of their wealth to make it possible.
Shaarey Zedek greets the New Year by again
opening its doors and resuming its place of worship
in Detroit.
May I humbly call your attention to the inscrip-
tion above the main entrance and just below the Ten
commandments carved in stone, "Blessed be he who
cometh in the name of the Lord," and it is my prayer
that this blessing shall descend on all who enter
Shaarey Zedek.
In the near future we hope to be able to complete
the structure upon which we have worked so long.
The task of building a new house of prayer has en-
nobled every one who has done anything to make our
synagogue a reality. The building provides the facili-
ties in which all the religious, education and social
activities can be conducted.
May the New Year be to the congregation of Israel
a year filled with peace, with good, with blessing, with
sustenance, a year marked by prosperity and honor.

PHONE CADILLAC MG

DETROIT

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