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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1931
VOL. XXXII. NO. 1.
FIVE NEW RABBIS
URGED TO BE TRUE
TO THEIR MISSION
Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo
Addresses Graduates of
Institute of Religion.
WISE CONFERS DEGREES
UPON NEWLY ORDAINED
15 to Get Rabbinical Degrees
at Hebrew Union Col-
lege This Saturday.
English Translation
Of Zohar Being Made
LONDON.—(J.
A.)—The
initial two volumes of the first
English translation of the Zo-
bar, the chief source book a
Cabbalistic literature, will be
published in November by the
Soncino Pres, it was announced
here. The work will be issued
in five volumes of about 400
pages each. The edition will be
limited to 1,250 numbered sets.
The original of the Zohar is
written in Hebrew and Artunaic.
The translator, Henry Sperl-
ing, has for many year nude a
special study of the Cabbala
and the Zohar and has written
a number of monographs on the
subject. Ile has worked in col-
laboration with Maurice Simon,
who is the author of several
studies in Jewish literature and
has had the assistance of a num-
ber of scholars intimately ac-
quainted with English and Jew-
ish literature.
The Rev. Dr. J. Abelson has
contributed an introduction to
the translation in which he
traces the development of the
Zohar from the earliest times
and shows the conspicuous place
which it occupies in the Jewish
as well as in the general litera-
ture of mysticism.
NATIONAL MEETING I /Writer
JEWS, CHRISTIANS ,
PLANNED FOR 1932
for Hitler
Organ Hoaxes Paper
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Who.
.ver is the New York correspon-
dent of the Voelkischer Beo-
bachter, chief Ilitlerite organ,
he has hoaxed his paper rather
badly, judging from a New
Conference of Protestants,
York report appearing, in a re-
Catholics and Jews to
cent issue of the paper. Ac
be in Washington.
I cording to this report the Jew-
sh Agency, the American Jew-
ish Joint Distribution Commit-
GOOD WILL, RELIGIOUS
tee and the Hebrew Immigrant
LIBERTY, THE THEMES Aid Society have raised $7,000,-
000, ostensibly for fighting Hit-
Meeting to Precede Wash- : lerism in Germany.
The truth of the report may
ington Bi-Centennial
be gauged from the fact that
Celebration.
the Jewish Agency is now en-
gaged in a campaign to raise
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The.
throughout the
National Conference of Jews and; $2,500,000
United States for the mainten-
Christians will convene in Wash-1
ance om Jewish institutions In
ington, D. C., in 1932 just previ-1 Palestine; the Joint Distribution
oils to the bi-centennial celebra-
Committee is seeking a similar
tion of George Washington's birth-
sum for the relief of East
day. Protestants, Catholics and
European Jewry; and the Ile-
Jews representing all sections of
brew Immigrant Aid Society is
the United States have signified
not
conducting any drive
their intention to participate. Ses-
sions will be held at the Hotel Wil- although its annual budget is
$500,000.
lard for two (lays. Religious lib-
In other words, the imagina-
erty and mutual understanding tive correspondent of
the Voel-
will be the themes. The executive
kischer
Beobachter claims that
committee of the national confer-
these
three
Jewish
organiza-
ence indicated that the subjects
tions have already raised $1,-
will have to do with the uniqueness
500,000 more than they are
of the American experience with
actually seeking.
religious freedom in specific com-
munity situations, and considers-
tion ,.-iii
, .- iiibe
b e given to areas of co-
1 operan and Protest an ts,
Cathoicnd
l
twee
Jn
ews. Newto n D,THREE
1
Baker, Prof. Carlton J. H. Mayes,
and Robert W. Straus are
r
chYai5:
men of the National Conference
of
Jews and Christians,
In reporting to the annual
meeting of the conference, at ' Elections Held by Hebrew
which Newton D. Baker presided ,
Pupils; Educators to
Everett R. Clinchy, director, said
Convene Sunday.
that during the last 12 months
meetings of Protestants, Catholics
Three classes will be graduated
and Jews have been held in 134 from the elementary grades of the
universities and communities United Hebrew Schools at the close
throughout the United States; 37 of the semester, one from the Phli-
regional conference-seminars have adelphia-Byron branch, another
been planned to lead up to the na- from the Fenkell, and a third from
tional event in Washington next the Oakland school- Meetings were
winter •
held by the children if the different
The national conference is in- classes and the following officers
tended to further democratic liv- were elected:
ing by helping Protestants, Cath-
Philadelphia
Byron
school:
olics and Jews to understand each Mcryle Kunin, president; Blanche
other. "Religious liberty was an Fischer, vice-president; Melvin
eighteenth century ideal, and it is Gerson, secretary; Ethel Shur,
not enough," Mr. Clinchy said in treasurer; Fenkell School: Morris
his annual report. "We now know Weiss, president; Julia Barahal
that we must establish channels of and Bessie Kramer, vice-presidents.
communication between !the re- Anna Katz, secretary; Ethel Sil-
ligious groups comprising Amer- verstein, treasurer; Bennie Kra-
lea.
Democracy depends upon mer, chairman picture committoe;
community-mindedness, and the Marion Kumove, chairman of join
life of a community requires com- and ring committee; Oakland
munication between the groups School: Sylvia lzbitsky, president;
making it up. Our prejudices Jacob Nakelsky, vice-president;
against people in cultural groups Tina Debrovitch, secretary; Louis
other than our own are conditioned lzbitsky, treasurer; Eva Caron,
by unhappy associations in our chairman picture committee and
minds. It is possible to free peo- Esther Hurwitz, chairman ring
ple from prejudices by having
Protestants, Catholics and Jews (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
meet each other in a fortunate en-
vironment and to fix pleasant
memories and appreciative opin-
ions in our minds regarding mem-
bers of other social divisions."
Sir. Baker described the Na-
tional Conference of Jews and
Christians as "an organization
which associates a number of
thoughtful and earnest people in Organized to Contact Po-
an effort to analyze and allay the
tential Prospects; Stein-
prejudices which exist between
berg is Chairman.
Protestants, Catholics and Jews.
The conference seeks to moderate
and finally to eliminate a system
Continuing the fine communal
of prejudices which we have in spirit of philanthropic enterprise'
part inherited and which disfigures manifested during the recent Al-I
and distorts our business, social lied Jewish Campaign, a corps of '
and political relations."
workers has been organized under)
The National Conference is an the leadership of Chairman Morris)
organization of individuals as citi-
zens, not as official representatives
of the churches.
Benjamin ,Iltheimer,
Founder of Flag Day
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One of Four Jews Who Wert
Important Factors in Stimu•
!sting Patriotism.
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RULING BY ATTORNEY-GENERAL VOORHIES AS TO LEGALITY
1 AND CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ALIEN REGISTRATION MEASURE
TO GUIDE GOVERNOR WILBER M. BRUCKER'S ACTION ON BIL
Chief Executive Unshaken by Floods of Appeal and Arguments at to Public Policy
f
Law Adopted by State Legislature, But His Veto Expected as Chronicle
Goes to Press on Grounds of Its Illegality.
AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE, JEWISH CONGRESS, HIAS JOIN
IN NATION-WIDE APPEAL THAT GOVERNOR VETO THE MEASUR
Pleas to Governor Made at Lansing on Tuesday by Fred M. Butzel and Theodore Levi]
Important Brief Written by Isadore Levin; Max J. Kohler Addresses Plea
E
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—
To Governor in Behalf American Jewish Committee.
Five newly ordained rabbis, gradu-
ates Of the Jewish Institute of Re -
ligion, were urged to be true to
Governor Wilber M. Brucker this week remained unmoved by the thousands of a
their mission as sons of the insti-
peals that flooded his offices urging him to veto the alien registration bill which was
tute, and to live its deepest veri-
adopted by the Michigan State Legislature, As The Detroit Jewish Chronicle goes to
ties, by Judge Benjamin N. Car-
dozo, chief justice of the state
press, however, the opinion prevails that the chief executive will veto the measure on
Court of Appeals, who delivered
the ground of its illegality and unconstitutionality.
the chief address at the sixth com-
At a conference granted by Governor Brucker to Fred M. Butzel and Theodore Levin late Tuesday,
mencement exercises of the insti-
in his executive office in Lansing, the chief executive stated that he is inclined to favor the measure bu t
tute at Carnegie Hall,
will
postpone
action until the office of Attorney-Gen eral Paul W. Voorhies presents an opinion as to th e
—Photo
Copyright,
J.
T.
A
.
Dr, Stephen S. Wise, president
legality and constitutionality of the bill. The Chroonicle learns on good authority that the attorney-
of the institute, conferred the de-,
BENJAMIN ALTHEIMER
general's office will agree with the opinions submitted by Theodore Levin, Isadore Levin, Fred M. Butzel
green of master of Hebrew litera-
40and others and will advise the gov-
lEditor's Note:—The annual recur.
ture and rabbi upon the five gradu-
of iieruntlon
ernor that the bill is not constitu-
ates, David Lee Greenberg, Colo-
t1):IyulaiIi'r7gurp:t"rriorsini‘.
tional. In the event such • ruling
mon Ilabas, Samuel Horowitz,
makes it pertinent to say something
is given, the governor's veto at
• I it thmie conmaratively little known
Nathan M. Keller, and Benjamin
this writing appears certain, but
Jews who play • leading role in stirring
Schultz, who were presented by
patriotic sentiments in America. In this
It
is only on the ground of legalit y
Dean Nilson Touroff.
• rticle written for the Jewish Tele-
_
1
that such a veto is possible, th e
graphic Agency and The Detroit Jewith
Pekarsky Gets Fellowship.
Chronicle,
Mr.
Jonas
governor
otherwise being co n -
of Moor Jews
The honorary degree of doctor
Theodore Levin Heads Legal
who. in their own unassuming way, have
vinceci of the desirability of the
of Hebrew letters was conferred
been import•nt factor,. in the patriotic Zweig's "Jeremiah" to be
Committee; Civil Lib -
measure.
niiivenicnts of the United States.I
upon Prot. Nathaniel Schmidt,
Given by Seniors; Will
erties Union Attacks.
Brief by Captain Levin.
head of the Semitics department Chosen as President at An-
Award Literary Prizes.
At the conference with Cover.
Originally set aside as a day on
of Cornell University, and upon , nual Meeting to Succeed
which
a
grateful
nation
might
pay
In
an
exhaustive
legal
opinion
nor
Brucker,
Mr. Butzel and Mr.
Solomon M. Stroock, former presi-
Two thousand children at Tem• prepaid for the consideration of Levin brought with them an opi -
homage at the graves of its depart-
Mrs. Davidson.
dent of the Federation for the
ed
heroes
and
great
men,
Decora-
ple
Beth
El
and
its
branches
will
Governor
Wilber
M.
Brucker,
ion
from
Police
Commissioner
Support of Jewish Philanthropic
tion Day, or Memorial Day, as it celebrate closing day exercises prominent Detroit attorneys at. John Watkins stating that the bill
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson was
Societies of New York. The hon-
is
officially
known,
has
now
become
Saturday,
May
30,
and
Sunday,
tack
the
alien
registration
bill
as
il-
adopted
by
the
state
Legislature
orary degree of doctor of Jewish elected president of Detroit chap-
31.
more of an annual occasion for May
Following
an annual tradition of legal and declare that the state is unworkable and unenforceable.
theology was conferred upon Rabbi ter of Hadassah, for a term of two
stimulating
sonic
of
that
rare
good
Mr.
Butzel
also
brought
with him
Harry S. Lewis, chaplain of the years, succeeding Mrs. Ralph Da-
old-fashioned patriotism for which five years' standing, the senior
an important opinion written b y
vidson, at the annual meeting held
institute.
Americans
are
so
well
known.
The
class
will
present
a
play
out
Captain
Isadore
Levin,
dhoti -
of
Maurice Pekarsky of Grand at hotel Statler on Monday. Mrs.
material spirit that now character- classic Jewish literature.
guished lawyer who participated
The
Rapids, Mich., was one of a group Davidson, at this meeting, com-
izes
the
(lay
almost
everywhere
in
class
of
1931
has
selected
in
the
peace
conference
at Vet-
the
who were awarded prizes and fel- pleted a two-year term as head of
the United States, what with in- great drama, "Jeremiah," by Ste-
sallies and who helped write the
lowships. Pekarsky is to receive
numerable parades, speeches ex- fan Zweig, the foremost living
Palestine
Mandate,
In
his
opi -
the Adolph M. Holstein prize in
horting the populance to renewed German dramatist.
ion, Captain Levin attacks the co -
The play,
philosophy.
faith in the glories of America and "Jeremiah," is the story of the
stitutionality of the bill and points
Institute Gets Gifts.
to remembrance of its famous fig- pacifist prophet as it appears to
to many provisions in it which
Dr. Wise announced that the in-!
ures, and dedications of monu- the mind of a modern pacifist poet.
brand it as ancient. The portion
stitute had received $20,000 in
ments and memorials to departed
a
The
play
is
directed
by
Miss
Lil-
of
the law which would deprive I -
four $5,000 gifts from Mrs. Sol,
heroes, both known and unknown, lie Blumberg,. In the cast are
legally entered aliens of the right •
Rosenbloom of Pittsburgh, Joseph ,
is inevitably calculated to stir a George Katz, Robert Levy, Eliot
to
earn
• livelihood is attacked b y •
Stroock of New York, Albert Las-
feeling of pride in one's country.
Magidsohn, Maurice Smiley, Fier-
Captain L e v i n as being very
ker of Chicago and Mrs Jacob
In all these patriotic manifesta- man Sperling, Richard Stein, Ger-
ancient,
Blackstone and the Magna
Wertheim of New York. Nineteen •
tions that have conic to he recog- aid Walker and Avery Weisman.
Charta already having branch d
undergraduate students of the in-
nized as intergral parts of the Dec- It will be given in the Brown Me-
such
practice
as barbaric.
stitute received prizes and fellow-
oration Day holiday as we have morial Chapel Sunday morning, at
A conference originally a n-
ships.
been celebrating it since the end of 10 o'clock. • ------
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ranged
with
the governor for
In the course of his commence-
the World War, the symbolic arti-
Play by Young Children.
Thursday morning by Rabbi Lei
ment address, Judge Cordozo said
ficial poppies, gold star mothers,
THEODORE LEVIN -
Fram
was
The
younger
children
will
also
cancelled
by the go -
"the submergence of self in pur-
war veterans, and of course the celebrate with the giving o f a la.
er nor late on Tuesay
d
tl e
suit of an ideal, the readiness to
has not power to re ulate immigra- ground
American Flag, play an ever in- Thirty-five
w
i
ll
that
the
gover
lake
nor
did n
not
spend oneself without measure,
g on of aliens or o -
creasing role. It is odd but wide- p art in a play entitled "Jose h and ton or the exclusion
desire
to
have
such
an
audience
on
prodigially, almost ecstatically, for
ow
ly known fact that those who have Ilis Brethren," directed by Miss I to interfere
- - ere with
. . the p ow er r of
. Con
. - his
until he had received
something intuitively apprehended
te- regulate commerce by Irn- the calendar
been foremost in stimulating this I,eah Levin.
In
the
cast
are
legal
opinion
of
the
attorney
as great and noble, spend oneself
jai n l Ise
abnotren ces up- general's office. In the delegation
patriotism on Decoration Day spe- Charles Garvett, Marvin Mintz, !
one knows not why, some of us
e;nthdt
al
cifically and throughout the year Paul Wolfe, Jean Brodie, Betty )c.: those fi hii
like to believe that this is what re-
Theodore Levin,
evin, who heads the with Rabbi Fram were to be Mayor
in general—the father of Flag Day, Jane Fisher, Maurice Wartell, Jack
Frank Murphy of Detroit, D .
ligion means. Values such as these
the energetic national commander Pearlman, Howard Schiller, Myra i le al committee in opposition to Frank Addams of the Universalis
MRS. HARRY L. JACKSON
t
will be found to have survived'
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Levey, Robert Krause, Betty Ilam- 1 this bill, Nathan L. Milstein, am-
t. church, Theodore Levin, Jot n
when creeds are shattered and the local women's Zionist organ-
the founder of Poppy Day, and the berger, Estelle Bussey, Frances torney with wide experience in i
Lovett,
executive
secretary
of
the
schisms heled and sects forgotten ization.
woman who conceived the Gold Nederlander, Mortimer Harris,' migration matters, and Former
prepare Michigan Manufacturers' Assoei,-
and the things of brass and stone
Star Mothers Assts•iation—are all Sherman Rosen, Betty Goldman,. t J h ueberie
dg l •f istrick II. O'Brien prepared
Other officers elected are Mrs.
lion; Mrs. Edith Alvord, prom -
are one with Nineveh and Tyre.
Jews.
E. H. Saulson, first vice-president;
Robert Greenberg, Mark Goldstick, .
neat Y. W. C. A. leader; former
Founder
of
Flag
Day,
Quote Previous Decision.
Miss !tattle Gittleman, second vice-
Elaine Cohen, Manuel Schubinerd
Judge
Patrick H. ,O'Brien, insert]
IS to Graduate H. U. S.
Flags, banners and standards Richard Miller, Nathalie Light-
president; Mrs. Sidney Frank,
Quoting r... series of Congression- Wedda, publisher and editor of the
CINCINNATI.—(J. T. A.)—Dr. third vice-president; Mrs. Theodore
are necessary accompaniments of house, Jerome Miller, Robert Gold. al laws and decisions of the
United
Polish
Daily Record, and other
Julian Morgenstern, president of Levin, recording secretary; Mrs.
any parade, especially a Decoration staff, Jewell Prentis, Lillian i.e- States Supreme Court, these three
prominent citizens.
the Hebrew Union College, will or- Joseph Magidsohn, correspmding
Day march. But it was not until
Mar- authorities declare that "the regu-
An important part in the effort
wenberg,
Alexander
Mogill,
dain the following 15 young men secretary; Mrs. P. II. Brood's, fi-
Benjamin Altheimer, now a man of vin Mevins, Leon Rosen°, Jeanette lotion of isnmigration belongs ex- to
kill the bill was played by The
80, gave to his country the idea of Shulman, henry Shifter, Ilershel elusively to Congress. The several Detroit
as rabbis in the chapel of that in- nancial secretary; Mrs. Maurice
Jewish Chronicle, with
a day to commemorate the Flag has Harris,
stitution Saturday afternoon, May Landau, treasurer.
Jack Chernoff and Martin states have no power to exclude al- Philip Slomovitz, editor, having co
that
standard
meant
a
great
deal
30: IlymanJ. Schachtel, Frederic
Smilo. The play will be given at iens as such. As the states have ganized a group of foreign Ian . -
In her opening address Sirs.
to the average American. Twenty-
A. Doppelt, Mordecai M. Thur- Jackson paid fine tribute to the
one years ago, Mr. Altheimer now 11 o'clock Sundaymorning., May 31. no power to regulate interstate or guage editors to join the Nat e
man. Sol B. Applebaum. Jerome retiring president, to her ability
The confirmation department, foreign commerce, they have no spins tthe bill.
the only surviving member of the which
D. Folkman, Carl I. Miller, Max as a leader and to the great work
meets on Saturday will pre. power to restrict, prohibit or bur-
Country Aroused,
group that founded the National
Eichhorn, Abraham Shusterman, that had been accomplished during
sent
as its closing performance a den in any way the immigration of
The passage of the bill by the e
Jewish Hospital at Denver hit upon
her regime; and pledged herself to
play
called
"Amos,"
directed
by
aliens.
Even
in
the
absence
of
leg-
Michigan
Legislature aroused lib-
(Turn to Page Two.)
the notion that the stars and stripes
the continued fulfillment of the
by Congress upon the sub- orals and spokesmen for foreig n-
should have a special (lay set aside :Miss Beatrice Stungo, In the cast !station
led, a state cannot exclude from
destiny of this organization.
are
Estelle
Agree,
David
Schu-
for them. This idea cattle to him
its limits, persons in the full poa-
Mrs. Jackson is a graduate of
(Turn to Page Three).
while he was watching the flag re-' mansky, Dorothy Tushbant, Betty aession of their faculties, !sound in
CLOSING BETH EL
Louis,
lou g; i w ie
the University
tt.a tver
ta stt ifa y rtkf
o St. he
treat ceremony at Fort Sam lious- Cohen, Sylvia Bronstein, Robert)
Beta
""6'. neither paupers nor crimi-
t q fi ine,httS b oninqA qsetaiio, and he was Bieberstein, Lester Harris,, Lois , rods
SERVICE
SUNDAY
, and in all rpe
esodcts comps•
Kappa. She has been actively en-
Appleby, Scene lloneyman, Geral- I
tent to earn a liveliho ."
gaged in social service work in St.
Immediately he launched a one- dine King and Edwin Salicoff.
The concluding Sundry service
Their opinion continues to de-
Louis, Worcester, Mass.. and Los
Fram
to
Award
Prize..
man national campaign for Flag
Rabbi Leon Fram, the director dare that "the Federal Government
Angeles. In Worcester she was a of the season will take place on '
Sunday morning, May 31, at 10:45.!
. places the control of commerce with
(Turn to Palo Opposite Editorial)
Will Admit Girls of 14 to 16 charter member of the Junior Ha- On this occasion Dr. Leo M. Frank-1
express
(Turn
to Page Opposite Editorial) control enfathcineshgeeexepsr;
dassah and was also on the board
andcuonnfie-
Ier
During the First Two
of the Council of Jewish Women lin will speak on the topic "If the .
Depression
Had
Not
Come."
In
quently
any
attempt
by the indi-
•
Weeks in July.
of that city, serving as chairman
this address Dr. Franklin will dis-,
victual states to regulate the immi- More Than • Score of Orgat
of the social service committee.
izations to Participate
I gration of aliens, is unconstitution-
Mrs. Jackson has been identified cuss certain social and economic
Announcement is made by Ella
problems of vital present interest.
Another important
in J. N. F. Canvass.
Vera Feldman, executive director with many dramatic projects, hav-
i
Attendance
at
the
Sunday
serv-
point
r
(
,
i
i
t
i
l
l
t
nd
l
ai
"id."
their
ilo
s
'.
i
e
rh
c
iqo
u
n
e
s
s(
t
iifenth
the
fl
e
ce..
1-
of the Young Women's Hebrew ing done notable work as a direc- ices this season have been particu- 1
the
ef
I he,i E ssiefr ese •th' g i
Association of Detroit, of the tor oath in Worcester and Detroit. tarty gratifying to the rabbis and
0.1 0 te nientha ised plt oti i n it .
ti
the
on r n e up aol rtFe ldo ov i n . e rr eel, y
Interesting in connection with
opening in June of the vacation
Program to be Broadcast from Windsor ; Rabbi Lebendiger ilvii7ssrrse.gull,aest,ii‘nn,.
officers of the congregation.
of the Jewish National Fund, to I
season at its Y. W. II. A. camp at honors Sirs. Jackson won at col- Although with this week the Sun-
stein
declare:
and
Congregational
Choir
to
Participate;
Gorman's
observed on Saturday night, Jut le
lege is the fact that she won her
Jeddo, Mich.
day services for the veason come
Police Provisions.
6, and Sunday. June 7. Samu, el
Interesting Address of Last Sunday.
The camp is now entering its letter "W" for distinction in ath- to an end, Sabbath services will
"Neither ran the act be main- N. lleyman, vice-oresident of 0 Ie
seventh season on the shores of letics, having ably participated in continue without interruption
tained as a police regulation. This 'Jewish National Fund of Detro it
Lake Huron. Here, under the su-
Mayor David frill of Windsor' Mr. Gorman, in the course of his branch of the police power has been and chairman of the Flower
throughout the summer.
Ds 7
pervision of a camp lirector, a (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
will be the speaker over Station address, stated: . surrendered to the Federal Gov- committee,
reports that more thi a
head couuncillor and a trained
MORRIS STEINBERG
WMBC, from 1 to 1:30 p. m. this
"Noah Webster once staid, 'Lan. ernment as a part of the power to a score of organizations have bee
staff, a schedule of activities has
S unday, during the lew•ish Radio guage and the faculty of speech regulate commerce; and its exercise enrolled
Steinberg, a keyman of the drive, Forum sponsored by Joseph Cantor
as partcipants and a re
been prepared in outdoor sports.
according to a statement issued by of Cantor 's • /0123 was the immediate gift of God.' by a state Ss, incompatible with the , on' turnout of volunteers is e: -
The camp is conducted in strict
the authority of the government. Un- pected.
campaign
headquarters.
The
thoughts,
the
Ideals,
accordance with the dietary laws.
Twelfth street, according to an an-
The group of workers will be nouncement made by Aaron Kur- culture and morality of a race can- der the decisions of the Supreme Mr. Heyman announces a serf es
Sabbath is sanctified by the light-
not be fully understood by a trans- Court of the United States in the of rane
known as the "Clean-up Squad" land, chairmanoof the program.
i . . for volunteers.
ing of candles at the Friday eve-
cases commonly called the Passen• Tuesday night, June 2, the Li. C
and its function will be to contact
-
ning meal, and in the evening a re-
The program next Sunday will lotion to another tongue but can
personally
each
potential
prospect
only
be
gained
by
an
understand-
g•r
Cases
(7
(toward)
and
Brown
wood
and
Dexter section voluntto r
ligious service is conducted.
be dedicated to the Windsor Jew-
to the campaign who has, as yet, ish community, and Rabbi Israel ing of the language itself, hewn vs. State of Maryland (12 Wheat workers will have a rally at tl Ie
Camp Facilities.
19) any state law must be void, Shaarey Zedek branch synagogu
not been seen.
The Y. W. H. A. camp is located
Lebendiger of the Shaer Ilasho- with the help of God to express by 4he purpose and effect of which is and the speaker will be Aarc
The "Clean-up Squad" went mayim congregation of Windsor itself the thoughts, the ideals, the t
14 miles above Port Huron. with
t o prevent foreigners from coming
into
action
last
Monday.
culture
and
genius
of
that
people.
As will introduce the mayor. The
Kurland, former president of 0
1,000 feet of frontage on the lake,
"The Hebrew language was the to and residing in the state. (20 , Detroit J. N. P.
Maurice J. Caplan, chairman of choir, under the direction of Can-
Wednesdi
a beautiful sandy beach, woods.
the general division, said: "A tor Max Freiman, will furnish the first to be given to mankind by Cal. 335)."
night,
3, there
will
be a tal l
orchards and plenty of wide open
The
opinion
continues
to
declare
!
of the June
Twelfth
street
section
wonderful job was accomplished musical entertainment.
Almighty God. The history of
vo
spaces to afford outdoor activities
that the state may not usurp power 1
during the campaign, but from the
of every kind.
This program promises to be an creation, the inspired writings of conferred ti , pan the Federal Gov- • unteers, also at the Shaarey Z e-
standpoint of those who want to outstanding event in the Jewish the Prophets, the greatest I.aw of ernment. F urthermore it declares dek. Ben F. Goldman, preside] i t
Tennis, basketball,
baseball,
see the work done in a thorough community of Windsor, the pro-
F. Count
golf, field athletics, swimmming,
all time givn to Moses by that "contracts of employment • of the Detroit
fashion, the work is not yet com- gram for the first time bring Almighty God P am ongst the thun- would be directly affected" by the will be the speaker at this rail
boating and campfires give variety
plete."
to each day's program.
broadcast from the studios of der on the Mount of Sinai are present alien registration etc., and On Thursday night, June 4, at ti
The "Clean-up Squad" consists
written in liebrew and can be un- .any enasoment of • legislative . Jewish Center, a rally of Oaklar
Only members of the Young
of all the keymen of the campaign, WSIBC at Windsor.
derstood to their fullest degree character is said to 'impair' the oh-' district volunteers will take plat
SN'omen's Hebrew Association are
Last
Sunday,
the
program
was
and,
in
addition.
their
more
con-
only by an understanding of that ligation of a contract which at- with Simon Snetzer, president I
eligible for camp. A health exam-
scientious workers and captains. featured by an address by Frank language.
ination is required of every girl.
tempts to take from a party a right the Zionist District of Detroit, I
The
squad
will
work
for
In
days
Gorman,
member
of
the
Detroit
"It is only reasonable that those to which he is entitled to by its speaker.
Admit Younger Girls.
and has set a definite quota for Board of Education, who spoke on who are seeking culture should terms,
In addition to the captains lie
Camp opens June 28 and will be
or which deprives him of the
themselves. Among the workers "Hebrew in the High Schools." have an opportunity to study Ile- means of enforcing such right." ed in last week's issue, Mr. He
open until after Labor Day. The
are Morris Steinberg, chairman, Mr. Gorman was introduced by A. brew as well as Latin and Greek, "A law enacted subsequent to a man reports that B. Lehrman wi
•....L.., los'os's...2issa.1
rate for camp this year will be $11.
Maurice J. Caplan, Morris Fish- Louis Gordon, president of Con- the language in
I i isethearliest
ry are tintract which, if valid, will have be ca itain of the Zaire Zion voltr
Registrations begin on June 1,
This picture shows the new $250,000 Hebrew Union College library man, Joseph Hartman, Moe Leiter, gregation Shaarey Zedek, who
human ,
daily from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., and
the effect of annulling the contract, , teem! Sirs. SI. Singer will be '
May
31,
at
3
building
in
Cincinnati,
to
be
dedicated
Sunday,
p.
m.
Samuel
Levine,
Robert
Marwil,
stated
that
his
synagogue
on
Mon-
7 P. m . to 9 p. m, A registration
portrayed. constitutes the most palpable form charge of the workers from tl
"Your board of education has of legislatire impairment, and such tLadiesMizrachi. Mies Fay Zak Ir
fee of $5 must be paid at the time Speakers will be Dr. William W. Bishop, librarian, University of Micni- ' Samuel II. Rubiner, Sidney Stone. day was to sign contracts for the
of registration and this amount gan. Ann Arbor, Mich.; Waldo Frank, New York City, author and George Stutz, H. II. Warner, completion of the new building.
' unanimously passed a resolution an enactment is clearly unconsti- will be in charge of the Your g
During the hour, also Aaron making it possible that those who t t • 1 . Israel grow and the Misses L Z.
will be deducted from the first friend of the II. U. C., libarian, Adolph S. Oko, and Mr. Olio himself. Louis C. Blumberg, Phil Brezner,
Morgenstern,
H.
U.
C.
president,
will
preside
at
the
cere-
Roy
R.
Fisher,
Dave
Goldberg,
Kurland,
chairman,
and
Philip
wish to
to take up the study of Ile-
Dr.
Julian
week's board.
The law passed by the Michigan gar and F. Edelman will bar
monies. Maurice J. Freiberg, Cincinnati, is chairman of the building Harvey Goldman, Harry
Slomovitz, who broadcast the news brew may do so in classes
liatzoi
The board of directors, acting,
Legislature, according to this opin• , charge of the Mi zrachi cha
committee.
which
also
includes
Marcus
Aaron,
Pittsburgh;
Alfred
M.
stein,
Bernard
Isaacs,
James
A.
of
the
week,
attacked
the
alien
I
at
Central
rg e
upon numerous requests from the
High School be- ion, constitutes ■ deprivation of ; , David B resler will be In
Dr David Kliger, Mrs. Jos. registration bill. Miss Rose Wax- ginning at the fall semester of
aras Achim.
community at large, will admit Cohen. Mrs. J. Walter Freiberg, Jacob W. Mack, Mr. Oka. Dr. Morgen- I Kates ' Dr.
equal
protection
of the
law.
In Ah
will
be at
The
center
for the Linwood di
girls between the ages of 14 and sternfi Carl E. Pritz and Rabbi George Zepin of Cincinnati; Simon Kopel, Saul Rose, Nathan Schol- man, vocalist, and Miss Esther this year. They will be extended proof
of
this
the
opinion
quotes
the
filet
the home of Mi
16 during the first two weeks of ; La zarus, Columbus; Edwin B. Meissner, St. Louis, and Ludwig Vogel- nick. Chas. Wolok and Mrs. Henry Boyaraky, pianist. participated in to other schools as the demand
MRS JACKSON NEW
HEAD OF HADASSAH
SESSIONS END FOR 1, 1Lawyers Say Bill
2 000 AT BETH EL
SCHOOLS TO
Is Unconstitutional
HAVE GRADUATION
CLEAN-UP SQUAD
OF ALLIED DRIVE
CAMP OF Y. W. H. A,
TO OPEN JUNE 28
I
I
COMPLETE FLOWER
DAY AR RANGEMEN'
Mayor David Croll of Windsor Speaks
Over Jewish Radio • Forum This
Th s Sunday i"' a
Dedicate H.U.C. Library This Sunday•
Dr. Bishop, U.M. Librarian, to Speak
July.
stein, New York City.
Wineman.
the program.
warrants"
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) ITilehin, 3224 Clements.