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CHORD OF JUDEA
CONCERT JUNE 14
Jewish Symphonic Orchestra
of 50 to Present Program
at Belle Isle.
Chord of Judea Symphony Or-
chestra, composed entirely of Jew-
ish talent, the first of its kind in
the country, will appear in a spe-
cial program at Belle Isle shell on
Sunday evening, June 14. An in-
vitation is extended to the com-
munity to turn out en masse to
this concert and thereby honor this
society, which is the only one
chosen for such a concert at Belle
Isle.
This organization has close to
50 members, embracing practically
a full symphony orchestration.
Most of these members have been
recruited from the city schools
and colleges and they have en-
tered into this project with a spirit
of enthusiasm and zest. A sin-
, cere love of music and the urge
for self-expression are the quali-
ties of its members which have
combined to produce an inspiring
ensemble,
I
Although the orchestra has been
I in existence fur a comparatively
I short time, it has fulfilled an am-
bitious program. Three months
ago it gave a successful concert at
the :McGregor Library.
Much of the credit for develop-
ing the orchestra belongs to Wil-
liam Klein, who conceived the idea
and who has been its untiring
president and manager since its
beginning; to William Bliznick, its
sincere and capable conductor, and
I to the following members of the
executive board: Sylvia Coblentz,
I secretary, and Richard Idelsohn,
, treasurer and librarian.
The personnel is as follows:
STATE IS ENJOINED FROM ENFORCING
FEDERATION HEAD REGISTRATION BILL; HEARING BEFORE '
THREE-JUDGE COURT SET FOR JUNE 9
(Continued from Page One.)
the annual Community Fund
drives for several years.
Fred M. Butzel, most prominent
Jewish citizen of Detroit, has been
re-elected to the chairmanship of
the executive committee, a post
which he has held for many years.
The following individuals were
elected members of the board of
the Federation to fill existing va-
The Governor's Statement.
Accompanying his signature to
the bill, Governor Brucker issued
the following statement:
MILFORD STERN
candies:
Abe Srere, for three
years; Milton M. Alexander, for
two years; Mrs. Jos. II. Ehrlich,
for one year, and Maurice J. Cop-
land, for one years.
First violins: Albert Goorwitch, Kalb.
Aseumke. Jay Frank, Harry
A:pitim, Stanley Oschin, Harry Chupack,
' and Hyman 1 otashnik.
Second Violins: Harry Siegal, Richard
blelsohn, Lillian Cohen. Frances dude,
, Dam' Weisberg, Louie Berman and Na. I
than Dna in.
Viola: Lot. Stoller, Morris Lax and
M. Beaman.
'Cello: Sadie Nuchims.
Flutes: Sylvia Cublentx, Bella Kessler
I
The full Federation board as
now constituted follows: Milton
M. Alexander, Maurice Aronsson,
Harry II, Bielfield, David A.
Brown, Fred M. Butzel, Maurice
J. Caplan, Mrs. Jos. II. Ehrlich,
Clarence II. Enggass, Adolph Fin-
sterwald, Rabbi Leo M. Franklin,
Wm. Friedman, Walter M. Fuchs,
Bernard Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel R.
MORON:Tr, Nathan :31. Cross, Rabbi
A. M. Hershman, Jesse F. Hirsch-
man, Bernard Isaacs, Hon. Harry
B. Keidan, Julian II. Krolik Abra-
ham J. Levin, Theodore Levin,
Robert R. Marwil, Meyer L. Pren-
tis, Dr. John Slawson, Abraham
Srere, Milford Stern, Mrs. M. B.
Sulzberger, Samuel Summerfield,
Mrs. Jos. M. Welt, Melville S.
Welt, Henry Wineman and David
S. Zemon.
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OPEN SUNDAYS
have this day attar Set we ollynatiire
to lionise Enrolled Act, No. 126, which
moor.ktr•tion of dl alien resi-
de., oMi
f Michigan.
"While all who are not ritixens of the
United States are rtquired to reyiAler,
on), those who •re here illegally need
be concerned. Those •ite. who are here
legally need do nothing beyond register•
icy. Nothing in the bill reflects in the
slightest
upon anyone
here lawfully.
This ',WWI,m places imr State sou•re-
ly i active nopport of Feder.' Inuoi.
oration Laws and will •snist m•terially
in ridding Michigan of liens definitely
undo , n
"We hove too long suffered from the
.1 anti setlitittits conduct of Ono,:
1ho litive
tight in this countr . Then
o,
these times of economic &Trey. -
ion, all ipailable jobs ehould go to those
who are here lawfully. It Id time for
the noolication of ■ common :tense •1-
titude of self protection, when undesir-
able aliens who are here illegally
re
pronlinet
n a rming those urging the over•
throw uf our government. We should
eupnor) any gesture in the direction of
purging our elate and our country of
these men car on this subversive
acthity. If compelling them to register
or get out of our State will help the sit-
uotool, then wn shotild (aim this course.
"While the Attorney General has in.
d irated that some questions of constitu-
tionality may be raised on certain Pro-
vi-i,otoi. yet It appears that at least that
part of the oct may stand which com-
pels registration. It is still enough to
become • law. The almost unanimous
vote by which the Legislature adopted
the bill indicated the widespread feel-
ing that the law is necessary. In view
of the principle inotdved. the eyecutive
should not overthrow the entire •ct. be.
cali, ofpossible defects In relating only
to snfoseement. I therefore attach my
approv•I.
Plutocratic Octopus, the t'o isii
League Club."
State Senator Charles A. Rox-
wiho voted against the bill
w ith Senators 8adow. , k, and Bo- I
nine, stated to The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle on iVednesday:
"I thought at the time that the
hill was at for consideration that'
it was unconstit uiona I because it
conflicted with our Federal laws;
further, that some of the sections
were absolutely ridiculous, partic-
ularly the one making persons who
hire aliens guilty of a misdemean-
or; nisi', that foreign residents are
deprived of equal protection of the
law, losing this protection by being
required to possess a certificate of
registration."
•
The most effective blow given
on Monday came in a statement
• from Fred M. Butzel. His attack
on the measure appears on the edi-
torial page of this issue.
•
Among those who urged Gover-
nor Brucker to veto the bill was
Alfred M. Cohen, international
president of B'nai B'rith.
Inquiry in Canada.
OTTAWA.—(J. T. A.)—Sam
Factor, number of the Canadian
Howie of Commons from Toronto,
asked the government whether any
, representation had been made to
the state of Michigan whose legis-
lature has passed an act compel!-
' ing Canadians, among other aliens,
employed in the state to register.'
Minister of Justice Ilugh Guthrie
replied that no such representation
•has yet been made.
CENTER'S AWARDS
ON KOVOD NIGHT
(Continued from Page One)
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WILLIAM
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The Creston Club was awarded
WILBER M. BRUCKER, Governor." I the A. J. Levy Cup for displaying
Mayor Murphy Opposes Bill.
An important ally of the oppo-
sition to the bill is Mayor Frank
Murphy of Detroit, who Monday
m r. e Albinak and Arthur
an' t jJbli
oe * : "'!fhiett' d o
Fischer.
discussed the measure with Clar-
Jay,
Clairnets: Abe Kull.. Baird
ence
E. Wilcox, corporation coun-
fa. Henry Bloom and Nathan Gillen.
sel, and James K. Watkins, police
French Horns( Sant Weisberg and
Brandon Sheffield.
commissioner. Both the mayor and
Trumpets: Ben Konikoff, Herbert (for•
Watkins had expressed opposition
, dick, Morris Levine and Milton Kull..
to the bill in statements to Gover-
' Saxophone: Irving Cublentx.
Harp. Esther Grant.
nor Brucker before he signed the
BY THE WAY
Drums: Herbert Willis.
bill. Mayor Murphy instructed
Piano: Lillian Cohen.
Wilcox to study the law to deter-
(Continued from Preceding Page.) mine whether it shoulders any
BUTZEL'S STATEMENT Uncle Sol. I guess you're welcome duties on the city. Police Com-
missioner Watkins was of the opin-
here."
ion that Detroit police would be
(Continued from Preceding Page.)
ANOTHER SOL WITH HORSE asked to assist in the registration
of aliens, which would result in ex-
SENSE
the right of states to control im-
migration and foreign relations.
Uncle Sol has ingenuity—and pense to the city.
Reiterating his opposition to the
The only exception seems to have so, it seems, had another Sol, the
to do with the ownership of land, late Solly Joel, the diamond king law, Mayor Murphy said:
"I have received from nearly
which may be restricted to citizens of Africa, who has just died.
by state law. It is quite unlikely
The story goes that when Joel every racial group in the city
that the federal government will first came to South Africa, he was strong pleas against the Cheeney
permit any state to interfere with handicapped in buying diamonds act. It is class legislation. I
MISS HANNAH FERMAN
lways recoil from anything that
the activities of aliens who are by the fact that he had to make
permitted by federal law to be in all of his purchases from the Boers, savors of that. Racial groups who the finest sportsmanship during the
this country. And it is to be who bought them in the first place have acquired citizenship are past basketball season.
within their rights
expressing
doubted if the United States gov- from the natives.
The Strangers Club received the
resentment against 11
their
ernment will permit any single
Joel realized that if he could
cup for first place in basketball, a
state to usurp itts right to say who buy direct from the natives, he people to be fingerprinted. Besides cup for 0-inning the dramatic tour-
that,
the
law
opens
the
•
shall enter and who shall depart could get the jewels much cheaper,
nament. Louis Chudler of the
by the Windsor ferry.
but none of the Boers would tell blackmail."
Strangers was also awarded the
H•rdships of Bill.
Potentialities for Blackmail.
which of the natives had the gems
free throw medal for milking the
Continued study of the regis- best record in that event.
"We should have learned enough for sale.
I from our experiences with the
So Joel hit upon an ingenious tration bill reveals that hardships
David Goldberg of the Detroit
liquor industry to go slow with expedient. One day he went to are in store not only for annul- Friendship Club was awarded the
the creation of a series of new one of these Boer traders and said uralized aliens but also for nat- gold medal for • II
crimes and misdemeanors.
it was very urgent just then for uralized citizens and for native- tory and Nathaniel Rubin of A. Z.
"If the alien registration law hint to have a horse, and he was born Americans in the state. A. 93 received the second place
were a good measure, its poten- willing to pay most any price for Everything seems to point to the
establishment of a passport sys-
tialities for blackmail and graft the rental of a horse.
are so apparent as to make it a
The Boer hired out his horse to tem, unless opponents of the
I dangerous act. I am even afraid Joel. Whereupon, the Jewish measure succeed in their efforts to
I of what is going to happen while trader, letting the reins loose, let block the bill from becoming a law
the constitutionality of the law is the horse go as per its usual wont. in the pending court battle.
According to the second section
being tested.
Manifestly, the horse stopped at
"Many persons have been in this all the accustomed places—where of the bill, as adopted by the
country for years, and believe they its Boer owner was wont to stop. state Legislature and signed by the
are citizens, although they are not.
And that was the way that Joel governor, it is believed that un-
Many persons believe their lathe's found where the Boers bought! naturalized citizens will also have
I were naturalized, although they their jewels. And that, incident- to register, and it is now certain
I were not. Many women have mar- ly, was the beginning of his ascent that hardships will be in store for
pied aliens and do not know that to the road which ultimately hundreds of thousands of native-
brought him the diamond crown born hlichiganders because birth
I they lost their citizenship.
records are incomplete, and only
"Money can be made through of the world.
threats to expose such person, and
There is nothing like a little the records for the past few years
are adequate. It is estimated that
there should also be created a horse sense, it seems.
there arc no birth records of close
large market for forged creden-
(Copyright, 1031. J. T. A.1
to a quarter of a million citizens
tials.
born in Michigan.
"A knotty problem in social
At least 200,000 unnaturalized
work has been that of adjusting
men and women in Michigan,
foreign-born groups to make them
among them several thousand
I feel at home in the United States,
i and to desire citizenship for its
A. B. Roman left on Friday night for Jews, are affected by the alien
true values, and at the same time Cincinnati. Ohio. where he attended or- registration bill, and it is stated
exereisea at the Hebrew Union on good authority that 21 other
preserve the bonds with the Old dination
College.
states will immediately sponsor
County and the best of its cul-
Mr.. Fannie Meister of Los Angeles, similar bills. The governor's sig-
ture, so that the foreign-born
orrner ly of this city, la the guest o home.
f
Mr.
nature
gave immediate effect to
groups should feel pride in their •f rol Mrs. C. J. Levy, enr note to her
inheritance and contribute their after an eight months' trip in the Orient. the bill requiring all aliens to regis-
ter in 60 days, until the state's
best to American life. This type
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Moses end son, action was restrained by order of
NATHANIEL RUBIN
of legislation only brings a sense Donald,
of Toledo. , pent the week-end
Judge O'Brien.
of humiliation.
with their mother. Mrs. Rose Moses.
salver medal. Both individuals will
—.—
New Fact. About Bill.
"To say that this alien registra-
Mr. and Mrs. I. Korn of Manton, Mich.,
New interesting facts about the have their names engraved on the
tion act will solve the problem of and
Mr. •nd Mrs. J. L. Beekman of Cad'. hill and its passage come to light Milford Stern trophy for excellence
dangerous aliens is an absurdity.
spent the week end with their moth-
daily. Clarence L. Ayres, pres- lin oratory. The medals were pre-
The few alien Communists will Sr. Mrs. Etta Beekman of this city.
iilent of the Union League of seated by Harry Seligson and Na-
either escape or enjoy their mar-
Mis• Miriam Kramer of Benton R.,
R. Berke, both Center mem-
bee. Mich. was the guest of her parent. Michigan, sponsor of the bill,
tyrdom.
hot.
"Must we Americans, without' Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph Kramer for the Was chairman of Governor Bruck- tiers who are interested in toren-
week-end.
e,-'a financial advisory council and ?sic , -
marvelous possibilities of liberal
A. Z. A. 93 came in for more
adjustment, become either Fascists
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hirschfield and was one of the guiding geniuses of
family spent Memorial Day in Mosk e• the alien registration bill. Menu- honors when its debate team, Mor-
or Communists?
n
t the guestof the latter•, father.
facturers in the state are strenu- cis Linsky, Nathaniel Rubin and
It is heartrending that our co..i.
I eusly opposed to the bill because of Lee Lubetsky received the first
press has been no quiet concerning
n', A. Neuman and Miss Sarah Gold. the difficulties and hardships it Place medals. George Krntchman,
this law and its implications.
"Are the principles of the re- sere of ButYsto are the guests of the i r would create and because it would Arthur Weiss, and Morris Taxi , of
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A. P. Roman and eon. Robert, returned lain expert mechanics who are Place medals. Mr. Litvin of A. Z.
no unpopular that only by suppres-
. Monday fro. Detroit
where
they
aliens
and
who
will refuse to sub. A. 93, received the ping pong med-
sion of free speech and free activ- spent several days with relatives.
I .
nit to fingerprinting and photo- al as a result of his victory last
ity can they be preserved?
Mr.
•n
and
Mrs.
Jacob
H.
Sch..
wed
graphing.
New points discovered week over David J. Cohen.
"We have grave problems
n, Herbert,
ert, were the guests of Mr. and
The program of the evening was
!enough confronting an in this
in the bill reveal that it will create
Julius Ginsberg. last week-end.
greater
hardships
than originally opened by the initial performance
country, and only slowly are we
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kahn were hosts su spected,
spected, and because of the wide of the senior dramatic guild. Miss
beginning to tackle them. For the
• bridge pert , last Saturday night to powers it assumes attorneys are Jeanette Hoffman rendered two vo-
solution of our problems, a hap- l t people at their
home.
confident that the bill will be de- Call solos. Among the guests pres.
pily-united, free-speaking, free-
ant were Mrs. Henry Wineman,
A
luncheon at the Euclid Golf and clared unconstitutional.
acting populace is necessary."
Country Club was enjoyed by 40 mem•
While opponents of the alien Dr. and Mrs. Max Kohn, and Mrs.
hem of the Allied Jewish women's clubs
of flay City. Following the snoodbus- registration bill are exerting every Felix Mahler. Sidney Schwartz,
PIANO RECITAL SUNDAY inc.. meeting, the •fternoon wee spent al effort to prevent the net from be- chairman of the senior council's
committee, presided.
coming a law, sponsors of the bill program
AT MARY LINSKY STUDIO cards.
continue to propagate it. In a Dancing completed the evening.
leading editorial in the Detroit
Mary Linsky, who recently PLEAD FOR JOBS FOR
Free Preen Monday, the attorneys
moved her studio to 91 East Kirby,
JEWISH UNEMPLOYED who are fighting the bill are criti- Closing Exercises at Congre-
will present her pupil, Jennie Ole-
gation Emanuel.
cized, and their efforts are re-
shansky, in a recital to be held
An appeal was issued by the De- ferred to as "smothering legalistic
at the studio on Sunday, June 7,
troit Jewish Emergency Relief tyranny." State officials are
On
Sunday,
June 7, at 10 a. m.,
at 3:30. Miss Oleshansky, who is
Fund on Wednesday in behalf of urged to "fight to a finish" for the closing exercises will be held by
14 years old, will be assisted by
the unemployed residing at the law. "Now that it is on the books, bible classes of Congregation
Cyril Aronson and Pauline Gray,
Shaarey Zedek, 4225 Brush street. this state ought to battle to a fin- Emanuel, corner Woodrow Wilson
also students of Miss Linsky. Fred-
The appeal states that among ish for the Cheeney law," this edi- and Taylor avenues. A varied and
die Kasin, 6 years old, who re-
these unemployed are many torial, which is headed "The Gov- interesting program consisting of
ceived instructions from Miss Ole-
skilled mechanics, carpenters, ernor Did Right," declares, and musical numbers, recitations, etc.,
shansky, will be guest on this pro- plumbers, etc., and
a plea is made
gram. Miss Linsky will assist the that they be given jobs and thus urges that Michigan be a pioneer is in store. Certificates of honor
in this fight .
will he awarded those students hav-
young artist in a duet perform. be aided in a practical way, at the
State Senator George G. Sadow- ing attained the highest scholastic
ance of Dance Arabe and Dance same time helping relieve the un-
Chinois from the Nutcracker Suite employment problem. Those who ski in a statement on Friday at- record during the school term.
tacked the bill as "the most
Through the courtesy of Congre-
of Tschaiwowsky.
have jobs available are asked to vicious, un-American and despotic
gation Emanuel Sisterhood, re-
communicate with Mrs. Agnes W. piece of legislation that ma, ever freshments will he served to the
STEAMER TA SHMOO AND Yarrows, supervisor of the Emerg-
introduced in this country." Ile chIdren of the bible classes, Irv-
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ing Schluseel is principal Parents
JUNE 14.
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SUNDAY, JUNE 21.
CARD PARTY
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SUNDAY, JULY 5.
PICNIC AT ROCHESTER PARK
Admission 50c Per Person
Chairladies, Mesdames Meer, Engel and Kahn
WEDNESDAY, JULY 15.
MIDSUMMER LUNCHEON
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Nag (fit Ness
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For Your Safety every Ford
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Glass Windshield
(Continued from Page One)
for an opinion from Attorney-C,en-
era! Voorhies, who is said to hart
been strongly opposed to the meas-
ure, and because the assistant at-
torneys-general disagreed, with
several favoring making a legal
issue ,if the act, he signed the hill
after having permitted it to he
behoved late Thursday evening
tint he would veto it. The gover-
nor based his action on the ground
of patriotism.
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c4 n nouncement
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