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YOUNG ISRAEL SIYUM
SEFER THIS SUNDAY

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Young Israel of Detroit invites
the entire Jewish community to join
(Continued from Page One.)
I in its Siyum-Seder celebration
ruqui ore "once
describe
the Jewish Home Institute
i
which
will
be
held
Sunday
after-
On-hes:rat
of New York.
rarir.rTri:X r7,r.I.Z a 'noon, Nov. 23, at its synagogue in
cut through %Ur 's 4
Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, educa-
tional director of the Union of
N il '1
American Hebrew Congregations,
some
will conduct a round table of direc-
tors of education and rabbis on Fri-
day morning on the subject of the
administration of the primary de-
partment.

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Belcrest and Palmetto Hotels co-
operated with the relief committee
on "Apple Day."
$2,500.
The sum of 02,500 was realized
in the sale of apples, Mayor Mur-
phy and Henry Wagner, of Sheriff-
elect Henry Behrendt's force, pay-
nor $50 each for their apples. rs.
Anna Rubenstein led the 200 sales-
women with receipts of $200. Her
station was at the city hall.
The old Shaarey Zedek syna- •
On Friday afternoon Mrs. A. E.
Rosewater, a teacher of the Euclid gogue, on Willis and Brush, was
Avenue Temple, Cleveland, and
Rabbi Louis Witt of ayton, Ohio,
will discuss the problem of teach-
ing worship to primary age chil-
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EDUCATORS IN TWO KOSHER KITCHEN OPENED IN DETROIT
STATES WILL MEET
TO PROVIDE FREE MEALS FOR NEEDY
HERE NOV. 27 TO 29

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DR. FRANKLIN TO GIVE
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WORLDS GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM

To Discuss Hebrew Study.

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turned over to the Jewish Emerg-
ency Relief Fund. The building
will be used to house destitute dur-
ing the coming winter. Approxi-
mately 2,000 cots are to be placed
there.

All talent at the midnight show,
including orchestra and perform-
ers, and the pictures, were donated
free. Edward Lawton, master of
ceremonies and conductor of Hol-
lywood Merrymakers Orchestra,
with the assistance of Edward
Riley, were the main attractions.

FOREST Dry Cleaning Service
Is Unexcelled

Mrs. Philip Cohn of the Lee
Plaza Hotel is sponsoring a food
shower and bridge to be given on
Wednesday, No. 26, at the Lee
Plaza, proceeds to be used for the
Jewish Emergency Relief Fund.

Forest dry cleaning service
begins at your door. Prompt

MEN'S SUITS

Cleaned and s

attention to your calls and
(Continued from ('age One.)
"Cuddy's" Aids Mayor's Program.
Pressed
An interesting note to be struck furnished 11 the choir of the Firs
careful attention to your
t Buddy Meyersohn, owner of
by the conference will be a discus- Unitarian t hurch. The offertor
WOMEN'S
FROCKS
clothes distinguish Forest
y "Buddy's" Restaurant at Twelfth
Ilion of the teaching of Hebrew in will be given to the Detroit Com
AND SUITS
- and Taylor, announced that as an
Cleaners and Dyers. A For-
!the Religious School. A. H. Fried- munity Fund. Participating in th
e aid to the relief program of Mayor
on1
est-cleaned garment always
land, educati•nal director of the ervice will be representatives 00
$15°
' Bureau of Jewish Education of t he following denominations: Afri
looks better and wears
I
Cleveland, will lead the discussion. c an NI. E., Baptist, Congregation
longer.
list,
Episcopalian,
Jewish,
Metho
Other speakers will be: Miss
Anna Oxenhandler, assistant edu- , ist, Presbyterian, Roman Catho
rational director. Temple Beth ' ic, Unitarian and Universalist.
This community Thanksgiving
Dtroit, and Miss Eva Herbst,
principal, Rockdale Avenue Temple, ervice, which was the first of its
RABBI A. M. ASHINSKY
kind to be established in this coun-
religious school, Cincinnati.
the .lewish Center, Melbourne and
ry, has from year to year attract-
Others who will speak in the e
Woodward.
course of the convention will be b d nation-wide attention and has!
The Siyum was inspired by the Rabbi Leon I. Feuer of Cleveland, d een the inspiration for the intro-
gift of a fit,' Torah by the late Ja- Rabbi I. E Philo of Youngstown,
uction of a similar interdenomi-
h
cob Levy of Mt. Clemens. Mr. Levy Ohio, Rabbi S. II. Markowitz of , ational service in a number of
• also contributed $100 to give prac- I Fort Wayne, Indiana, Dr. Leo M. L dies in every part of the country.
ocally it has become a telling foe-
tical impetus to Young Israel's Franklin and Rabbi Leon Elam.
dream of a synagogue and center All meetings will be open to the or, and as a direct result of the
nspiration it has given, joint serv-
of its own. A committee of Mt. public.
ic es among churches of various de-
Clemens' leading Jews will be pres-
Reservations for the Thursday n ominations have been established
;
(Continued from Page One.)
I as his public addresses with stories
ent at this event to pay their re-
evening dinner may be made by ap- in many parts of the city.
, and with maxims and quotations
spects to the memory of Mr. Levy.
pl yi ng to R ahhi Leon Frani,
behalf of Russian Jewry, and wit
The program this year is a pan
from the Midrash, the Talmud and
The Siyum
begot' at 2 o'clock pie
arrested by the Soviets and con - •
e Beth El , IS oe:
dward at Glad- ti cularly interesting and attractive
Jewish and universal folklore.
with an impressive parade which stone.
demned
to
death.
At
the
inter
•Vitt start from the home of Isadore
ne and it is likely that the audi-
In this country not only was Dr.
vention of Rabbi Maze and others
The hospitality comittee consists to rium of the Detroit Institute of
Leikin invited to speak before unl-
Schuster, 557 King avenue, and, led
he Was freed. but his health was
versily groups,is
s will he filled to capacity. The
by Jacob Glass Jewish Center band, i in par o t
olowing: Jacob Ma-
R
broken ns it result of his imprison-
an outstanding authority on Ito-
i make its way to the Jewish Center zee, Day Krolik, Israel Ilimelhoch, ° ervices will begin at 10:30.
"BUDDY" MEYERSOHN
ment.
l
, man law. Ile has befriended out-
Rabbis A
A. M. Ashinsk
Jaco
• b Meyer L. Prentis, Clarence Eng-
A
prominent
figure
in
intellec-
Y'
Murphy he will donate 10 per cent
standing leaders, including Dr.
Stollman and M. Fischer and Sam- ass Jose h Welt, Melville S. Welt,
of his gross oaks from Nov. 24 to tual, social, relief and other Jewish Stephen S. Wise, Dr. Cyrus Adler ,
uel I. Levine, executive secretaryhenr y LL l int man, harry Solomon,
movements, Ur. Leikin was enti-
of the .lewish Centers association, I Fred Butzel, Morris Garvett, Nate (Continued from Preceding Page). , Nov. 30, to the Jewish Emergency tled with almost every Jewish un- Prof. Nathan !macs of Harvard,
Relief Fund, to be used for unem-
David N. Mosessohn and others.
will deliver the main addresses of 1 !Shapero
-
.
'. Karl 13. Segall and Ira unusual uneasiness among the ployment relief.
dertaking in Europe. Ile was Professor Isaacs, in a
letter he ad-
the afternoon. An elaborate mug- i uopeiann.
Jewish married women of the
president of the Chevra Mefitze dressed
to him recently, paid him
"We believe that in taking this
scut program has also been ar- I All Thursday meetings will take !smaller towns.
Small families
Haskalah (Opel and his opinions
• • ranged.
Refreshments will con- I place at Hotel Statler. The Friday have brought the women face to step, during this unemployment carried great weight in decisions this honor:
"Your decision to mount the
crisis, we are rendering a helpful
tribute to the festive spirit of the meetings will take place at Temple face with th
affecting his people.
the leisure problem. . An i I
'lecturer's platform will be greeted
Beth
occasion. the problem
of leisure is as diffi- service which we hope will IT,
Gas heating is the only known method for
Colleague of Great.
with enthusiasm by those who have
Plans for this Siyum-Sefer have' On Saturday m Tning Rabbi cult of solving as that of employ- emulated by other business firms,
Friend, associate and co-worker heard you talk, whether from per-
warming homes fhat is completely automatic
Mr. Meyersohn said. "This con-
been made and executed by a com-
tfaCnillevtthdearTdel:iplIleccaenud- ment S II
. an' toe
of t .e greatest in Israel in the last sonal knowledges about Jewish af-
mittee composed of Abraham J. I 1tnheFepuuellnio
, "
Y
from start to finish. With gas, you don't even
entrance of business into what tribution is made voluntarily, :fit years, Dr. Leikin was the inti-
fairs of today, in which you your-
wholeheartedly,
and
will
not
call
Rosenshine, David I. 13erris, Hy_ deliver the convention woman.
hitherto were functions performed
mate of the late Shalom Aleichem, self have played the role of Jere-
have to order fuel, for your furnace takes care
man R. Cohn and Irving Schlussel. :
0 Sunday morning the pulpit of within the household—laundries for an increase in our prices."
David Frischman and Max Nordau, , miah, or from your store of know!-
the Temple will tie occupied by and the restaurants and such things : "Buddy's" announces that its
of that itself. Your Gas Company supplies the
and is a close friend of Dr. Chaim , edge of our own and others' chop
1 THE MATURING ARTISTS' Rabbi Leon Fram.
—have created a domestic revolu- offer of 10 per cent of its gross 1Veizmann, Dr. Saul Tchernichow-
sirs about the life of the Jew un-
fuel as needed, and you pay only for what you
.
Convention Program.
sales for relief includes all lele-
tion
s 1, Chaim Nachman 13ialik, Vladi- der his Law and the meaning of
The convention pgram
ro
f :Bows:
How is the Jewish woman re phune orders.
have burned, after you have used it. There is
(Continued from Page One.)
mir Jabotinsky and others.
Ilis that Law. l'ersonally I have
Thiirsd•y. Nov. 27, all PPI.1.1... 11,
acting? As I say, oy and large, I
Mr. Meyersohn stated that in home was the rendezvous of the gained much from the hours
teix..itissree,ine,
no storage; no soot, smoke, dust, dirt or ashes
I
happen what may, to go to Paris.
the past few weeks he has aided greatest Jewish minds.
11:20 a. m. Chairman think they are restless.
have been privileged to spend with
Although I now had a wife to Rabbi Leon I. Feuer; (horning prayer Rah-
In the bigger city the problem many individuals with meals and
left behind for you to clean up, for gas burns
One of the most cultured and re- you."
tfisca,,sion on - Preent is not so difficult. Not so long funds, but that he has been moved
support as well as my old father hr 1.
fined men in Jewry, Dr. Leikin is
cleanly and completely. When you have gas
who had no one else to depend up- (.«;,, ;L„ , ihns t rkPorvi
ago we attended a philoharmonlc by conditions to make a larger con-
r(ri:r=":(7.'....
an inspiring lecturer and orator
Fox Theater.
on, I persisted in my original pro- ' vi•or, I he Temple Religious School. Cle'ver: concert in New York. The audi- tribution, and his offer of 10 per
heat, you can use your basement as part of
and is a great conversationalist.
"The Dancers" a dream of ram-
cram when we arrived in Paris. e lard: MP,. Anna Ovenhandler, .'.tent ence was about 90 per cent fenii- cent of his receipts is an effort to
Witty, informed on matters of phi- pant youth, will be the screen at-
the living quarters of the home—make it into
, I entered the Academy of Cormon
nine. The opportunities offered he of greater aid in the present losophy, religion, politics and edu-
traction at the Fox Theater open-
1 because I felt that sculture alone dale Avenue Temple, eligious School, Cln• by the arts and such things provide emergency situation. His char-
a billiard room, a downstairs lounging room,
cation, master of a number of ing Friday, while a brilliant Fan-
was not wide enough to express all d'r°'
woolen in the bigger centers with itable act was highly lauded by
languages, Dr. Leikin is a charm-
he
.ea,zh,
s
e
on
eitt lel rettl eiric...,
or a playroom for the children.
41 d, jetlevtear will something
[ the themes I intended to do. I was'
to do with their leisure. leaders in the local relief move- ing personality. Ile intersperses con and Marco presentation, the
"Jems and June," idea will be the
ICook right. 1930, J. T. AL
(obliged to combine intensive study mitt., Second Sen.
,io 2 'p..m. ' Ch'arr:
1 ment.
his private conversations as well latest offering on the stage.
Your Gas Company will supply the facts on
with working for a living but mar:. Rabid V.. ietor E. Reichert.
ellrri° 01 . roe Primary
things went rather well.
Cradle,'
gas heating, and give you an accurate estimate
"Suggeeted New Curricula,"
I worked for Antokolsky nd did 1 lr• J•roll S.
a director Bores. 01 -g•
of its cost in your home without charge or
motels for the famous ceramic file-
in r:""°"". cinri""•°
C
tory of Dreyfus. I lived under the ii.nt:%fia.t
obligation to you. And though gas costs a little
: 'i ' fi','...1 director,
m'''ri.i." Euclid
Nathan
Avenue
1 ri . • ,__
1 -.
• Dtdi of the great French artists. TemPle.
more, the luxury of this perfect heat is worth
The life and people around me re-' Third Sesnion, 6, 20 p. rats Dinner meet- • F..
ing•Dr. Leo M.
M F ranklin toastmaster. ;:a
maimed strange; I had no time for se.:”..s...
many times the price.
. fir
me fr rp om
. the Detroit E.
obserVRtioll.
Community: kleleill e S. Welt, nre, .ident
-5
of Temple oath El; Morris Carvett, chair-
Granted Free Tuition.
Just call your Gas Company today for that
At the academy 1 succeeded ad- T;r, " ;;';tr:L' h o::jirb:7,r ,.:',;:r i,7„7 1
2',.',F.'
1 'ninthly and was the only student • hfitsi of Temple /leth El, Address, Ft/11,-
estimate.
granted a free tuition As yet 1 . l 'i L '"" I re'''. n re ' lth"". (thil. Mlhi . l•r
118d no luck with my painting. Mr. 1 .',,ri .T.I
l:,/ t,'"en $1';'...u ri' .;,,:kaA T,r i " 6:::: --,_'
Cormen advistsi me to go south, i lic.ic7r. Rabbi Leon Fr m. viee.prePi
o 'gut :'
-°- where an object would call forth , Ohio Michigan Religi us Educatiors A o -
°"; Legion..
not so much the idea of sha
as ' n.lr,„titi:a'ti„,, T i!' „ .• 1',7,,47.
11
,..
"l E
of a symphony of colors, which
ch Sachs, hi
ep
Reception
and dance.
combine into something like a per-
FRANK S. FUGATE
1 pi.
Frii,da
,h
t y,N
E Lov. 25, all session" at Tem-
Clifford at Bagley
Cherry 3500 feet chord of music.

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i accordingly left for the Medi-
First session. 10 a. m. Round table for _
N
torranean coast. There in the lit- I rant"" ard religious :drool R stiperviuir.
7
•1-,
alp Fr ench to wn of nannies, on the • led by D r. Emanuel Can -a educational E
director Department
Hamtramck—.601 Joseph Convoy
r
sa
'se
,,i I w
nd
Michigan Spanish boundary, I worked for six , School Extension.
' .. ---'''' a
months. To this trip I owe not' sccorst Seu, ion. 12 noon, meeting o
f It
alone my understanding of color, 1 th' ;ii,;',.1° V;;;;„ ,̀72 '",,i." „','. :
,.,„;,.„,.„. „,, , ,---.!-.-
but to n great extent rat}' person- bi Morris
M. Feuerlicht. Subject: - Psi- i kt
,
ality as artist and man.
mars Assembliev.
'rog a. for Pri• l g
P
r
If it is true that such of nty, ivm -id s;sycz,a,,liela.". fisrs. ( t st;:i. en,,,,c.ear.c . l E
works as "The Shadchen," "The ••hip at Primary Asse
rn
blies" Rabbi Le
Rabbi's
Blessing,"
"Havilalah," i Witt. iia,tos, ow,
"Saturday Eve," "A Jewish Moth- !,„,',', 1,7';:','.
er," Pte., RN characteristic of my
Fourth Session.
p.
chairman.
childhood remembrances, then it is
""Rt.°Rw
equally true that all the works con-
cal
in Banules are no longer tionsi director. Bureau of JewiV11
.41!:'41o.
the "wistful smiles through tears," ' ,action. cleselsod, - Blethishiliors,"
'tut
the mighty song of a brave I.:m•n "' 6• "'"'•'
Saturday. NOV. 29, 10:30 • m Tee,
liberated Jew who sings of the pie oath El. cvnntion
sersiee
glorious past that is gone, and the Le". Feller oe the
conve,,,,-,
hopes for the future that is to '""`°"°'
come."
I conceived my pictures while
n aming in the lonely grandeur of CENTER SENIOR FORUM
TO HEAR P. SLOMOVITZ
the Pyrenean Mountains. Stop-
ping in the rocky caverns, listen-
ing to the murmur of the sea, I
Philip Slomovitz, editor of tho :-
perceived a stately old man, with i Detroit Jewish Chronicle, will ad- F_
the youthful heroic heart of a Mae-, dress the second meeting of the 1.3
clobber, sounding the trumpet-call senior open forum of the Jewish
to battle, gathering to his side the Centers Association, sponsored by 1,-=
last surviving handful of liberty- Senior Council, on Tuesday eve-
loving Jews, who would rather ning, Nov. 25, at 8:30 p. m., in the ,
meet death as fredom than contin- auditorium of the Jewish Center, •
:31 Melbourne avenue. Mr. Slam.-
ue life as. .slaves.
1 remembered Paris, its museums, vitz's address will be followed by
If not then come to our salesrooms and see this
its people. How sorry I felt for discussion. Dancing will complete -
wonder car, or phone for a demonstration.
these people who were compelled , the program.
by force of circumstances to live!
in the cities. True enough the fish-
OPPORTUNITY!
Billion Dollar Gunsber g.
crment were unconscious of the
We have an opening for
is'auty of their surroundings. Yet I
f
(Contiuued
from Preceding Pag e.:
A
three live wire salesmen.
I was convinced that if
peop'n
We are the only Jewish
intelligence were to change plac n e t of property in English hands.
s
$50,000.000
Ford dealer in Michigan.
suit against the Brit-
with them—these marvelous natur-
1931 License Plates Experience not necessary.
al surroundings would make them ish government and the Turku
We furnish leads and
the happiest and kindest people on I National Oil Development Coin-
Cass be secured now. Let
work with you. See Mr.
earth. pony for rights in the 5Iosul oil 4,
us get yours for you. No
is bring carried
on now
by y
Lieberman, 9:30 to 10:3(1
Out of this vague, rosy Utopia fields
Dr. Gunsberg
for Prince
Abdul
a. m., Monday.
evolved
obligation.
later my project of organ- Kedir, who engaged Alexander
icing the "Bezalel
whoseyfitterand,
practkability
was Society,"
fully approved
. , ilhlei :acrihdi,efexh-,p.rye ,
34
sad
r enA
t bodfuIl'rK
a emil;:
authorities on the subject.
even wanted to sue the dictator.
Between the time when I
wan- Kemal Pasha, for $25,000,000
tiered among the wild rocks of the worth of crown jewels; but, due to
‘rediterranean coast dreaming
4 ' the diplomacy of the dentist, it i:-
the golden age which we Jews were believed, the suit was dropped.
going once more to give
mankind And meanwhile the princes and
and the time when I was flung
se live as best they may.
by princess
hostile fate into semi-barbaric. Abdul Kedir, who employs the ex-

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week job as a violinist. The lat.-
tact—my deep-rooted faith in man. Sultan's cousin lives in Nice. 0th.
still believed that a day would ere of the princes still keep up a
come when suffering mankind I shabby Oriental show in their des-
would come to its senses, would titute harems in Beirut and Alep-
perceive the reason for its torment ; po •
Many live on charity. All
in the fact that torments its life live on hope. None of them, it is
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scious being should kindle within I d en ti st,
his soul his own individual flame.
As for Dr. Samy Gunoberg, he
no matter how tiny, which would I may well chatter when he has
Belt his immediate circle; so that.' Kemal Pasha, dictator of Turkey,
us
time went on, these separate lin the chair. Maybe his real estate
lights would become so numerous ventures will succeed. Maybe not.
that joined into one wonderous
he 'l llcollect a bil li on. M
flame they would have the power • Maybe
only • mil io.
n He remains thee!
I to arma
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dentist in Constantinople.
be Concluded)
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