A icricaN lavish Periahilal eater CLIFTON ATMS • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO lifebeittoirjEmsnet RON ICU pe rm it Jewish immigrants to settle portunity, the papers say, with a in Prance was made in the radical view to rapid assimilation by Fran- French press. Immigrants, CHDCC- cling their names. - EST INDIES LISTEN IN: C iZ V 1•••'E .../' n'siTV 4 s ett's 'airiltrs Wed . Midnfiltt i Noted e ore Dant e ext. orate., Give yourself foreign 'travel with your midwinter sunshine...nt 00 extra cost. Riviera-like resorts...romantic history ...semi-tropical glamour. It ports in 29 days. The marvel- ship burhess of Bed- ford, Jan. 9 and Feb. II. Silo season. Ask your loo :agent or l i a' ltr TIT riar east throuah WOO and nerneinted NBC n G. McKay, Gen. Agt., Washington ook 111 dg.. Street Floor, Phonen Detroit, M Cool. 8030, Cherry 7820 10411100 . ANADIAN PACIFI I WORLDS GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTEM TEMPLE BETH EL COMMUNITY MOURNS SISTERHOOD SHAAREY ROBINSON'S WILL ZEDEK TO CELEBRATE TO CELEBRATE ITS NAMES CHARITIES DEATH OF DUSCOFF CHANUKAH ON MONDAY 80TH ANNIVERSARY (Continued from Page One.) (Continued from l'age One.) largest Liberal Jewish congrega- tion in London and more recently in Liverpool. She frequently oc . per thep p s of bothof ese congregations and is well known throughout Europe as a platform, speaker. Miss Montagu is deeply interest- ed in social work for girls and boa herself for many years been the head of one of London'( largest st ttlements for girls. She will be accompanied on her Detroit visit by her sister, as well as her close' friend, Miss Lewis, and her secre- tary, Miss Stonestreet, all of Lon- don. It is expected that the ca- pacity of the Temple facilities will be taxed on the occasion of this anniversary. 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He was active in the United Hebrew Schools, Jewish Old Folks Home, Ilebrew Orphan Home, House of Shelter, Hebrew Free Loan Association, l'isgah Lodge of 11'nai B'rith, Zionist Or- ganization of America, Indepen- dent Order of Odd Fellows, and Congregation Beth Jacob, of which he was one of the original builders. Great Loan to Schools. But it was as a worker in the United Ilebrew Schools • es- that he pecially distinguished himself. His death was especially shocking to the Talmud Torahs' friends be- cause Mr. Duscotr was known as the closest friend of the late David Robinson, treasurer of the schools, who passed away last week. A fleeting had been called of the United Hebrew Schools for last Tuesday evening, at which it war intended to elect Mr. Duscoff to succeed Mr. Robinson as treasurer. Instead, the meeting was converted into a gathering of mourning at which plans were made for the fu- neral on Wednesday. At the funeral services on Wednesday, 51. II. Zackheim pre- sided, and eulogies were delivered by Rabbis A. M. Hershman and A. M. Ashinsky. Rabbi Ilershman said in part: "We are witnessing now the de- struction of to sanctuary. This is true of all men who depart. It is particularly true of all men who give themselves up to the com- munity. The world stands on three things: Torah, Avodah and Gemilath Chassodim. Mr. Duscoff was interested in all of them and, above all, the Torah, in the up- building of the United Ilebrew Schools. The question now is, who is to continue the work? David Robinson is no more, Louis Dus- coff is no more. What then is to become of the little children? That is the thought. We need now men who would come up and take up the work begun by these two pub- lic-spirited leaders and their asso- i elates." Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky said: "Louis Duscoff was what the rabbis call a c'acham, a wise man. Ile looked into the future and helped build the institution of learning and of charity. The American Jewry is afflicted with sleeping sickness and very few were the people who strove to awaken the sleeping organism. Mr. Duscoff was one of those who did." Cantor Zaludkowski chanted an appropriate prayer in place of the Molei Rachamim, which is not per- mitted to be read on Chanukah. K. of P. Lodge No. 55 was in charge of funeral rites at Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Mr. Duscoff is survived by his wife, Rose, and two daughters, Mrs. George (Sarah Roberts and :Miss Tina Duscoff. The Hebrew schools were closed on Wednesday in tribute to Mr. Duscoff and the Chanukah celebra- tion of the Kvutzah Ivrith and the Women's League of the United Hebrew Schools, that was to be held on Tuesday evening, was post- poned for the coming Monday eve- ning, at the Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah in tribute to the de- ; ceased leader. 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MEN'S SUITS Cleaned and S (Continued from Page One.) the Ilitlerites have plastered the tables and walls of scores of res• ' taurants with signs saying "Ger- man girls ought to be ashamed t. Congregation Shaarey Zetlek, at • sit next to a Jew. Shove hint toff to his his dark Sarahs and Rebeccas." the Twelfth and Atkinson branch, on Monday, Dec. 22 , at 2 p. m., ',Christian women sitting next to taking as his topic "Chanukah, A ' Jews or men who look like Jews „ were handed little cards that any Lesson for American Jewry. Mrs. Robert Lo•enberg heads a it is unworthy for a German wo- ,•ommittee which arranged the rro- man to associate with Jews. If gram for this meeting, Co ire ode our warning is not effective we vocal selections by Mrs. Martin 55 ' . will publish your name." \\ eisberiz, Accompanied by Miss Hitierite 4 Son of a Jew. Della Tobin. "My thanukith ('x22 VIENNA. - (J. T. A.) - The dies," a sketch by Vivian Mandel and Miriam Savage, will be staged, discovery of official documents and there will be son gs MI 1 grou p proving that Arnold Broenner, dancing by the kindergarten class nromment leader of the German of the United Hebrew Schools, un- National Socialists, is the HOD of a tier the direction of Mrs. J. Alt- Alt- eonverted Galician Jew, leaves man. There will also be recitations . Broenner open to expulsion from by Slindela Chad and a snow line theparty. Members of Hitler's and songs under the direction of party must be able to show that Miss L. Pike. A social hour will they are descendant from at least fallow the meeting. 10 generations of pure Aryans. ZIONISTS ORGANIZE FOR 17TH CONGRESS 1513.21 Woodward Awe" Detroit Michigan, Ohio, Ontario and Detroit Branches EVERY DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS WOMEN'S FROCKS AND SUITS Cleaned and Pressed SI" and up IFOPEST CLEANERS 533.547 FOREST AVE E . COlumbia 4200 ! ant.einqine0 ,0,0a.0-.0,0,0,0 CUSTOM Lal, ti'aefle-On.~ SHIRT OneOee ."0.0./ MAKERS i i e 1 + ll'Ibmpfatrintr, lar, i Gentlemen's lrear IIISHElt BUILDING, DETROIT 1 GIFT SUGGESTIONS (Continued from Preceding Page) ferent, but most of the bishops I (Continued from Page One.) cannot read Yiddish. I been informed of the decision. I Although the agenda has not TAKE HIM TO THE ZOO, yet been published this congress AGRONSKY! I will be the most important since Gifts $5.00 and Under I get that tickling sensation the war. Among the momentous $5.0) Muffler. when I note the fuss that is now Idecisions to be taken by the con- made over every move of Profes- cress will b e what attitud e the 5.00 Pigskin Gloves our Einstein and think back some Zionists should take toward the Hdl.° Tie -.IA Hs._ Set 5.00 eight years or so, when the great British government in view of re- Soft Sole Fcy. Slippers 5.00 scientist made his first visit to cent political developments in White Broadcloth Shirts 3.50 America, under the escort of Dr. general and the White Paper in Weizmann. French Lid. Hose 2.50 particular, and the resignation of Gershon Agronsky was then Dr. Chaim Weizmann as president Linen Wilds. Cutout Monogram 2.50 named as a sort of major domo to of the World Zionist Organiza- the professor. It was his business lion. to capitalize the visit of Einstein All parties within the Zionist Gifts $10.00 and Under as much as possible for the Zionist Organization are making strenu- Organization, which had brought ous efforts to have their delegates Imported Dress Mufflers $10.00 N him over here to stimulate Zion- elected. Golf Sweaters 10.00 \ istic interest. Zipper Golf Bags 9.00 Agronsky was frankly worried, To Elect Delegates Jan. 24. % Motor Rugs 6.50 although Einstein himself was not NEW YORK.-The election for ■ at all concerned about the prob - American delegates to the seven- Dress Shirt Sots 6.50 lem. \ Fancy Muffler. teenth World Zionist Congress will 6.50 A newspaper friend of Agronsky take place on Sunday, Jan. 24, ac- Fancy Pajamas 6.00 ■ was taken into consultation by cording to an announcement made Imported Handmade Spots 6.00 N Agronsky by the central election board. "Take Einstein to the zoo and which represents all factions of the ■ get photographers to 'shoot' him Zionist movement in this country. Gifts $10.00 feeding the monkeys. Otherwise Polling places will be established the papers might not notice hint. in practically every Jewish corn- \ Robes $12.50 up Fortunately, Agronsky knew munity in the United States, and \ Leather Jackets 20.00 " that Einstein would never stoop' every Jew and Jewess, over the Luzgago 25.00 " to any such procedure. And age of 18, who has paid the shekel ■ strangely enough, the problem of ' fee of 50 cents, will be entitled to Motor Rug and Foot Wormer 75.00 ca. N Agronsky turned out to be quite ; vote for delegates. A the reverse-not how to get more publicity, but how to save the Young McDonald Goes to Zion. ii .s••,c,..9r..0,-0,9-,e,-0...~-s..0,0,0-,OrGss.6,0,0,(.0..0,01(.0,...04.. professor from the insatiable and JERUSALEM.- (J. T. A.) - pestilential reporters ever on his ' Malcolm MacDonald, son of Pre- trail. mier MacDonald, will spend Christ- ICopyrisht, 1930, I. T. A.) Season's Greetings to All mss week in Palestine, according I to wor d receed iv in Arab circle s FORUM BROADCASTS ; front Lo ndon. The younger Mac- THE TREASURE CHEST STORES acting as Foreign CHAN UKAH PROGRAM , Minister I id erson's secretary in the negotiations between the goy- (Continued from Page One.1 Dr. Slawson said: "Is there any ernment and the Jewish Agency DOWNTOWN STORE Mark Gordon'. Centenary. one who would say that because RIVER The entire Hebrew press of Pal- 8015 VER " HY W 201 GRATIOT 9233 At GRAND -km Op.. Rt.. Nan* of the present economic emerg• estine is devoting special articles Corner Librw o ency we should deprive our Jewish to the centenary of the birth of 4716 W. WARREN 7700 MACK AVE. 00051TIcannIAUEPS children of their birthright, 11K.MOGKNe Co COW. Yehuda Leib Gordon. All the Ile- Jewish education, that they should , bh ew papers here are publishing grow up unanchored, disorientad,1 Chaim Bialik' s lamentation over floating in a void, ashamed, be-, the death of Gordon, which is not cause of ignorance, of their: included in his collected works birth?" Chanukah Greetings Gordon was born in Vilna in Chanukah Greetings With regard to the newly- 11831 and died in St. Petersburg formed Emergency Relief Commit.' (now Leningrad) in 1892•Gradu- tee he called for united action and acing in 1853 from the rabbinical said: seminary of Vilna, Gordon later "There have been organized re- became a teacher of Ilebrew in cently, as you know, the Detroit the government schools, in which 12226 Dexter Boulevard I Jewish Emergency Relief Commit- profession he wits engaged for Hand Power Longfellow 7383 tee, which donates food and cloth- about 20 years During this time I. ing to the needy and operates n SAI.MtIN NI/twitter Motor Driven the struggle between the younger We Service All M•kes of Wash.1 lodging house in the old Shaarey Jewish generation, or "Slaskilm," Largest Line in Limited Stnt • • Zedek building and, in addition. tr. and Electrical Appliances there is a kosher food kitchen op- aril the older, or the conservatives, Baling Wire Carried in Detroit of All K'nds was raving. Gordon satirized the Stork. K•is Oil Burners (mating on Westminster. These cons. reatives in articles in differ- groups have been organized inde- ant Hebrew and Russian periodi- Royal Vacuum Cleaners W. H. FOGELSONti, Dist. Mgr pendently to supplement the work cal. and the older generation in Dexter, Maytag, Horton and that is already being done by the its turn accused hint of heresy. 2842 West Grand Blvd. Woodrow Washers and Ironer.. federation and its constituents. In 1872 Gordon came to St. Madison 1696 Dealer twin-tubs wash cleaner Let me say here that we wish Petersburg, where he became sec- in half the time. these in organizations the best of rotary of the Society for the Pro luck their enterprise. I know - they mean well even though some- motion of Culture among the times they make many blunders. .levvs of Russia. and secretary of His cum- but so do we. let me now tell Ole Jewish Kehillah. Chanukah Greetings you and them through this me- munal work caused Gordon great Cnanukah Greetings dium, that if they really want te trouble, owing to a quarrel be- give the type of se rvice that their tween the Chasidim and NI isnagdiro hearts prompt them to render, it is about the nomination of a rabbi necessary that we all work to- for St. Petersburg, as a result of JOHN H. WOLELEY Rather on a plane compatible with which the Chassidim denounced him to the government as a politi- EARL G. BOWMAN their own self-respect and dignity, cal criminal, and in 1879, when an and with a sacred regard for hu- Goodyear Tires, man personality. Lot the Emerg- attempt was mad e on the life of Vulcanizing ency Relief Committer not b^ Czar Alexander II, Gordon senor Havaline Oils merely satisfied with giving rot ttectleeti of having participated in the affair and he, his wife and Williard Batteries FRANK C. MURRAY, Manager doles and food and clothing. We children, were thrown into prison, stand ready to do all we ran to where they remained 40 days. Tire Repair work with them and 'co-operate Indian Gas Later they were exiled to a with them because we are only in- 2970 W. Grand Blvd. 2458 MICHIGAN AVE. terested in one thing-the welfare small town in the province of pr ov ince onetz. The in no- Glendale 5174 of our community and its people." Madison 6277 cent, of rot Gordon Ol was, howeve r, 5182 GRAND RIVER Euclid 1255 DAVID N. MOSSESSOHN, quickly proved and he was allowed to return to St. Petersburg, though TRIBUNE EDITOR, DEAD he lost his position. Together s' -- ith Zederbaum he then became NEW YORK.-David N. Mosses co-editor of "Ila-Meliz." which Chanukah Greetings sobs, 47. executive chairman of post he occupied until 1898. The the Associated Dress Industries of title of "Honorary Citizen" was America. editor of the Jewish Tri-, conferred on him by the Russian bune and a member of President government for the services he had Cleaned, Repaired, Remodeled Hoover's business commission, rendsred through his propagation Complete Installation died at his home here late Tues. of science among the Jews. day. Death was due to angina pee- Gordon was the leading Ilebrew Any Make toris. mo poet of his time and was also an Our Terms Are Right ssessohn was prominent in unrivalled prose writer and satir- The Store of Personal Service Prompt Service, Free Estimates many Jewish organizations, and ist. Ile employed his satirical tal- was known throughout the coun-, ant not only in attacking Jewish Satisfaction Guaranteed try. He came to this country at fanaticism, but also in defending the age of five from Russia and' the Jews against their enemies. 10200 Twelfth St. was reared in Portland, Ore. Hel He was regarded as an assimila- was a graduate of the University tionist In his day, but later on Jew- PHONE LONGFELLOW 1260 of Oregon and has practiced law j ish nationalists began to regard 11229 Gratiot Avenue in Oregon, California and New I him as the forerunner of Zionism, Whittier 0220 BEN LIPSON, Prop. York. He moved to New York in because of his dissatisfaction with 1918. the Res. Lincoln 0667-ft FOR MEN Ovcr ECONOMY BALER CO. DUO•ARTS PRICED ... You Will Enjoy the Party More (Continued from Page One.) Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant .‘iol Societe (Bias), Detroit Chap- ter of Iladassah, Ilebrew Univer- Iity of Jerusalem, Orthodox Jewish Kr ornary of Chicago, and Rabbi Di kin s Orphanage of I'/destine. Ity C'e terms of 51r. Robinson's will, certain amount, are to be paid to each of his children on con- dition that they marry within the Jewish faith by the (Site they be- come 35 years old. After a number of bequests to relatives, the balance of the estate is left in a trust fund, the income to go to the widow. Mrs. Jennie Robinson, during her lifetime. On her death the fund is to be • divided equally among seven sons, Louis, Charles, Morris, Latham. Eli and Philip, and a daughter, Mrs. Molly Perlmutter. One-half of their share is to go to each child at the age of 30 and the other half at :35. 111TLERITE POGROM PLAN IS REVEALED BY THE WAY PAGE FIVE 411 ■•■ ••••• ....11•MoMMia Urge Settlement in France. ially Jews, desiring to come to PARIS.-(J. T. kl-A plea to France, should be given that op- THE DAYTON RUBBER Manufacturing Co. CROWN DRUG COMPANY Electric Washing Machine Co. CENTURY AUTO SERVICE, INC. GARLAND FURNACES PATTERSON HEATING CO. ghetto.