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ThEDerRoninnsiteiRoxim

Einstein Understands
Theory of Relativity.

BEAUTIFUL MURALS OF TEMPLE BETH EL

BERLIN. — (J. T. A.) —
Prof. Einstein has become part
of Jewish legend. A hitherto
unpublished Einstein anecdote
is included in the new book
The Jewish People in Anec-
dote," by the scholar, Chaim
Block. The story tells of the
first voyage of Prof. Einstein to
America, when he accompanied
Chaim Weizmann, then World
Zionist President.
After the voyage, Dr. Weiz-
man was asked, "What did you
talk about during the trip?"
"During the entire trip, Ein-
stein kept explaining his theory
of relativity to me," said Dr.
Weizmann, himself a noted
chemist.
"And what impression did
you get?" he was asked.
"I believe he understands
it!" was the answer.

THE BOOK CASE

By FREDA R. BIENSTOCK

Da. Waxman 's "History of Jewish
Literature."

"A History of Jewish Litera-
ture" sounds rather all-embracing,
doesn't it? Especially when the
sub-title, "From the Close of the
Bible to Our Own Days," is added.
\
But take courage. It is not in one
volume. Bloch has just issued the
first. It is by Dr. Meyer Waxman
of Hebrew Theological College,
hciogo. Dr. Waxman intends to
•over his subject in two volumes.
The growth of Temple Beth El into one of the largest congregations in America is pictured in the
■ bove old and new buildings of the Temple. The present build'ne is shown below and above are the old Even at that we think he's pretty
good. Imagine covering 16 cen-
buildings used on Con ... street and also on Wood ward avenue.
turies of Jewish genius in the
space of 711(1 or 800 pages.
Pageant of Footwear at Ma- modeled by 100 of Detroit's fair-
Volume I covers the ancient pc-
est
girls,
showing
everything
beau-
rind, apocryphal
sonic Temple Auditorium_
apocalyptic
tiful in dress from shoes to milli-
literature, rtY hP eh development of
Jan. 4 to 6.
nery, including accessories, will be
Ilalakah, organization of the Halo-
displayed.
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German readers had a great ad- kah, other forms of literature, the
A pageant of footwear will be
There will be fashion talks by
Tahn - id, Agadic collections, the
held in the Masonic Temple Audi- internationally known experts. vantage over those in English- medieval period, grammar ano
torium on Sunday, Monday and Celebrated stage stars from Broad- speaking countries in their enjoy- lexicography, Bible exegesis,
Th e beautiful murals in the present Temple Beth El buildinfr, painted by Myron
Barlow, Detroit artist who is now in Paris, are repro.
Tuesday evenings and on Wednes. way and Hollywood will appear in ment of the writings of Arnold poetry, rabbinic literature, phi-
duced above. Visitor s from mar.y sections of the world have admired these murals in the
Temple which is now celebrating its eightteth
day matinee. This pageant will a spectacular review. The entire Zweig. In this country this great losophy and theology, mysticism,
birthday.
Jewish
author
gained
fame
with
feature the first public showing of production is staged by Ed. Deck
Karaite
literature,
history,
geog-
latest styles of shoes fur Spring of Hollywood. Seymour Simons' "The Case of trgeant Grischa.
raphy and travel, science and
and Easter.
Orchestra will play. Tickets are But in Germany the advantage prose literature. You can judge
came many years earlier, with the
Shoes, gowns and sport fashions, for sale at Book-Cadillac Hotel publication of his great work, ' merely by the chapter heading
lobby and Masonic Temple Audi-
"Claudia," published by the Viking how painstakingly Dr Waxman has
torium box office.
pursued his research. We believe.
Press ($2.50).
LA SALLE WINDOW SHADE
"Mr'. Justice Brandeisdissents!
work to be the first
Altogether different in theme Dr. Waxman's
AND DRAPERY COMPANY
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This is now one of the very fa-
vow
I
Evening' Classes in Detroit from "Sergeant Grischa," with the attempt of its kind in a form suit-
5424 Linwood Ave.
mous
phrases in legal history and
!setting in an environment of ar- able for the layman. Ile has com-
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Public Schools Open
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)— Nearly it sums up the heroic effort of an
bined
scholarship
.
th
emi-
tists, Zweig succeeded in seven
01. A. FRISMAN. Prop.
In loving memory of Leon
700,000 more Jews in Russia will individual is behalf of the common
an. 5.
chapters to draw a picture of life nently readable style—not the
Window shades and draperies to order
j find employment on the land, in fac- pride. Sometimes it is "Brand- Marks, who passed away two years
Your old shades cleaned and repaired.
far superior to the mass of works usual custom of scholars who are
ago
Dec. 31, 1928.
tories,
in
the
government
service
eis
and
Holmes
dissent."
And
%Vs tarry • lull lino of Linoleum.
Evening classes in Detroit pub- of our day. Claudia's love for the wont to render their books so pon- or as subsidized students, according simetimus Justice Stone and Clarke
esssioe of the year Minus in artachm
lic schools will be open on Monday professor, her marriage, the pains derously as to cause mental indi- to a new five year plan for the help them form a minority opinion
which faith and time alone can heal.
and Tuesday evenings, Jan. 5 and her mother experiences when her gestion rather than interest. Here Jews announced here by the Com- in the United States Supicme
6, from 7 to 9 o'clock, to register daughter leaves her household in less than 400 pages Dr. Wax- zet, government department for Court. In "The Serial and Eco-
Sadly mimed by his loving
for the new winter term of 12 with her husband, the daughter's man has managed to spread before settling the Jews on the land and nomic Pipes of 11r. Justice Brand- Mother, Sisters and Brothers.
weeks. All classes will be meet- reactions to married life and her the knowledge seeking reader the establishing thou in industry.
eis,"
collected
by
Alfred
Lief,
the,
ing regularly by Wednesday eve- final adjustment to it—these form story of Jewish literature up to.
According to the plan, 135,000 great judicial (pinions fo the Jew-'
In loving memory of our de or
ning. Men and women residents a symphony of thoughts which the end of the twelfth century. Jewish youths will join Soviet in- •ish member of the highest court of
father, Eli Herman Bernstein, who
definitely place Arnold Zweig And he has accomplished this act dustrial enterprises in the next the land form an important story
of Detroit are invited to enroll.
passed
away two years ago Dec.
not by naming many names of
There will be 23 evening schools among our great musters.
three years in addition to the 30,- of a struggle for social and econom. 26, 1928 (14 days in Tavis).
Formerly EDNIIIND G. LEWIS
And what helps to make this books, nor by identifyin • authors. 0110 ewish students now support- is rights of the common man. This.
and 60 extension centers, many of
Detroit'. First Licensed Jewish
amis.
which have day classes. All of novel even greater is that each He has chosen rather the more dif- ed by the government. The num- book, a sister volume to "The Dis- A re.t(Ins ofarthi t.7.efsoin . t
Undertaker
ficult
task—and
for
the
reader
the
these were open during the first chapter nifty be read separately as
ber of subsidized students will be senting Opinions of Mr. Justice A plan i■ vacant in our hearts
Delaware at Second
term. Circulars giving their loca- an individual short story and each more interesting result—of inter- increased to 65,000. The plan also Holmes," won published by the Van-
Which nercr can he filled.
preting the development of the
Empire 6834
tion, courses, and other details can may be set apart as a great tale
provides for 55,000 unemployed guard Press, 100 Fifth avenue,
Dear father, you are not fortrottcn
Jewish people as translated into
be obtained at any day school, masterfully told.
Jews and for 20,000 of the esti- New York ($4.50).
Though on carch Coo are no Milt
their
literature.
public library branch, or at the
mated 27,000 small Jewish traders.
The introduction to this volume 550j in.omn erniuory, yowit...a.rab :I ,i ,t.h...
We are still reading our con a.
He who would be well served
Board of Education offices at 1354
Fifty thousand Jewish artisans by Charles A. Beard is an attrac-
•
„ Mrik
avidly. We promise you that the
Second Senatorial District-
Broadway, telephone Cherry 7150. most know when to change his ser-
will be converted into factory work-, tive brief biography of Justice
Sadly missed by his loving Ult (J.
MANUEL URBACH
book will take more than a week
9th, 11th, 13th, 15th Wards
vants.
ers by 1933 while 10,000 Jewish Brandeis, recounting the story of
Children
and
Grandchildren.
or two to read but it will be a vol-
Granite and Marble
From hearing comes wisdom, and
A man should learn to sail in all
professional men will be required President Wilson's fight to have his
Primary Election Monday,
ume
you
will
not
part
with
readily.
from speaking repentance.
He who would live long most It should prove invaluable as a ref- to take to productive physical la- appointment approved and refer-
January 5
bor.
The
total
number
of
Jews
to
ring
to
Brandeis'
Zionism.
It
A man was hanged for saying sometimes change his way of liv-
erence work for schools and col-
he converted into industrial labor- makes also an excellent reference
what was true.
ing.
leges, its value enhanced by the ers in the coming three years is to Mr. Brandeis' humanitarianism
painstaking bibliography, index 150,000, including 00,001) in heavy and to his struggle for social juts-.
LENA RABINOWITZ
Now in our New Location
and interesting map of the literary industry, 25,000 in building work, tice for the common folk.
centers through the ages, not to 6,000 railway workers and 11,000
7723 TWELFTH ST.
The collected opinions make good of 1923 West Euclid, 55 years old.
cention the chronological tables in auto transport.
legal history, representing, it is died on Dee. 24. Funeral service.:
Euclid 7192
and illustrations (Bloch, $3.50).
Aside from those to be taken in- true, defeated opinions, but never- were held on Dec. 25 at Lewis
to industrial work the plan pro- theless retaining the possibility of Bros. Funeral Home, with inter-
ment
at
liar
Harmoria
Cemetery.
Notes About Authors.
vides for the appointment of 115,- their becoming majority rules un-
"The Story of the Wandering (11)0 Jews in the government em- der a changed order of things. But Rabbi Aishi.kin officiated. She i.
Jew," by Paul Sylvester and ploy and 05,000 on the land. The it is net the lawyer alone who will survived by her husband, Louis.
Ob ,
Your New Year's
:George Biereck, has been banned number of Jewish artisans will be Lind it good reading. The layman,
Nowhere else can you
Resolution to Eat at
in the Irish Free State on the decreased to 6,000 because many too, will find a vivid presentation
JENNIE IDA KUTINSKY
!ground that in its general tend- of them are becoming industrial of the social and economic problems of 2725 Sturtevant avenue, 56
get as delectable food
' envy it is "indecent and obscene. laborers.
discussed.
years old, died on Dee. 24. Fu-
as at Boesky's Twelfth
;
—Dr Joseph Tannenbaum, au-
The plan forecasts that the Jew-
neral services were held on Dec.
l:.
. thor of the "Riddle of Sex," which ish populatiJm of Rossi() will be Hebrew U. Invited by Har- 26, with interment at Clover Hill
Street Store.. Well bal.
•
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I was published last year, is the au- 2,853,000 by the end of 1933.
Park Cemetery. Rabbi Stollman
vard to Excavate in
anced menus, tastily
thor of "Mad Heroes," just pub-
and the Rev. Zaludkowski offici-
Palestine.
cooked food, promptly
lished by Alfred A. Knopf. Dr. Conditions of Oct Colonies in
A I
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ated. She is survived by her hus-
Delicious Steaks, Chops and
Tannenbaum, a prominent New
band, Joseph, and a (laughter, Mrs.
served is making
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Ukraina Satisfactory.
LONDON. -- I.J. T. A.) — The,
Sea Food
York physician, served as a cap-
Smith of Chicago, Ill.
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
'
qt
tain of the medical corps of the
Boesky's a favorite
J. Zegelnitzky and A. Weinstein, was invited by Harvard University
2100 Woodward
Austrian army during the World
place to dine.
BERTHA HERMAN
War.—Max Brod, author of the cornier representing the Ort in to participate in a project for ex-
At Elisabeth
Soviet Russia and the latter su- cavating on the site of Samaria, of 3795 Tyler avenue, 50 years
"Reubeni, Prince of the Jews"
,
Funeral
l'alestine, it was disclosed after old, died 011 Dec. 31.
has been awarded the Czechoslo- pervising the work of the Ort
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vakian state prize in literature for the regions of Odessa and Pervo- the annual meeting of the British services were held at Lewis Bros.'
1930 by the minister of education maisk, have just returned from on School of Archeology. The He- Funeral home and the body was
in Prague.--Joseph Hergeshei- inspection tour and, according to brew University will be represent- shipped to Cleveland, Ohio, for
8-Coup e Steak Din.
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mer's
"The Limestone Tree," will their report, have found the Jew- ed by a member of its staff, Dr. E. burial on Jan. 2. She is survived
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ner or 8-Course75c
be published in January by Knopf. ish colonies in Ukraine in very L. Sukenik, who has already done by two sons, Marvin L. of Detroit
Veal Steak Dinner
j —Knopf will also publish "Tes- good condition. Everywhere they considerable exploring in Pales- and Irving of Houston, Tex., and
three sisters, Mrs. Eva Silverstein
tament of a Critic," by George met with successful work and are tine.
very optimistic of the future.
and Mrs Anna Orbits, both of
'Jean Nathan.
(Copyrisht. 1550. J. T. A
That crown is well spent which Cleveland, and Mrs. Fannie Aren-
beet of Berea, Ohio. She was the
For a man in a great position saves you 10.
The Roman conquers by sitting one enemy is too much, and a hun-
widow of the late Louis Herman.
by
at home.
dred friends too few.
Losing breeds bad blood.
Electric Needle
RACHEL BERMAN
When a man is falling, every
The common soldier's blood
Beware of—Thad I known that
(strictly confidential)
of 10103 North boulevard, Cleve-
saint pushes him.
THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
makes the general great.
before!"
land, Ohio, 73 years old, died on
Dec. 21. Funeral services were
held on Dec. 22 at the Jewish Cen-
ter, Warrensville Cemetery, Cleve-
10205 Dexter Boulevard
land, Ohio. Rabbi Pelay offici- j i
■ at Glynn Court
(Weighing three pounds or over)
ated. She is survived by four
sons, SamueL.I. and Harvey, both
(Ruskin ('linic)
of Cleveland, and Sanford and
Euclid 8010
Morris, both of Butler, Pa., and
Hours-7:30 a. m. to 3 p.
three daughters, Stella of Cleve-
Those Delicious
m.; 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m.
land, Mrs. II. J. Rothman of De-
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.
troit, and Mrs. Wm. Ilorwitz of
BOESKY
Butler,
Pa.
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One of the most interesting moments in the four days spent by Professor and Frau Einstein in New
York, on their way to California, was the presentation to him by the leaders of the Jewish National Fund
of America, of the Einstein volume of the Golden Book.
The American press devoted much attention to this occasion when Einstein was honored by Ameri-
can Jewry as its "great brother," not merely on the basis of the "national and racial pride that we take
in your unique position in the world of thought," but for the singular devotion of the great scientist to
the ideals of Zionism and the work of the Jewish National Fund in reclaiming and redeeming the soil of
l'alestine.

The above picture, taken on the S. S. Belgenland, while in the harbor, shows Dr. Einstein receiving
the Golden Book from Emanuel Neumann, president of the Jewish National Fund of America, who
headed the delegation.
Front row, from left to right: Harry J. Kahn, Joseph Weiss, Neumann, Professor Einstein, Henri .
Ills Szold. Mrs. Einstein, Robert Szold.
Second row: Abraham Goldberg, Dr. de Sola Pool, Sol Lamport, P. M. Raskin, Dr. N. Ratnoff, Mrs.
Jacobs. Rabbi Wolf Gold, Abraham Spierer, Bernard Stone, Rabbi Lewis 1. Newman
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Third row' Adam Rosen, Louis Gordon and Rabbi Israel Goldstein.

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