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19, at the age of 57, at his home,
2740 Gladstone avenue, was active
At the last convention of the
United Synagogue of America it
was voted to express to yau our
sincere gratitude for the splendid
way in which you have presented
in the past year the news of our,
activities to your readers. Your
,-operation has been a source of
strength to us.
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Sincerely yours,
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A Message of Thanks.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chroni:

BY THE WAY

An enthusiastic audience greet.:
ed the advanced pupils of the Gal- !
vani Vocal Studios, who were pre-
nted in recital at the McGregor
Library Auditorium on Monday
miming, June 29.
The feature number on the pro-
glom, in which appeared Eden
Green Allen, Constance Skitter, Jul-
ius Wilson and George Galvani,
was the quartette Doan the opera
Rigoletto.
Mr. Wilson, Mrs. J. H. Schak••
and Mrs. David Kallman were fav-
orites with the audience with their
solos. Miss Skitter and Mrs. AV
ler also appeared as seloists.

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Moon, Mrs, henry Wineman, Sam-
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Frain, Rabbi Aaron NI, Ashinsky,
Maurice Caplan, Mrs. Meyer It.
Sulzberger, Dr. John Slawson,
Samuel Nathanson, Julius Delete].
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gales Sanatorium is arranging a
picnic for Sunday, July 5, at the
NEW YORK'S PECULIAR
LADIES' DRESSES, SUITS or COATS
Detroit Creamery picnic grove. A
SITUATION
number of clubs and organizations
The fact is that New York of- !
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CLEANED AND RESTORED
have promised to attend in groups..
fers the paradox of being at the
There will be free dancing.
same time the largest Jewish city •
music will be furnished by Jelin
and the most difficult one to run a'
LATE ABRAHAM SMITH
Goldkette's orchestra, games and
successful Jewish publication.
fun-making of all sorts. Plenty of
The reason for that is two- • .
n many organizations and in syn- tables and chairs have been ar-
fold. The first reason is, that by '
JOSEPH CANTOR
gogue
activities.
Ile
was
a
meal-,
ranged for the comfort of the pic-
the very fact of the enormoous
er of Congregations Beth Tefila ' nickera.
Jewish population of New York,'
Abraham Goldberg of New York,
nit
Ahavath
Zion
and
was
a
mem-
For
those
who
have
no
automo-
the ordinary general dailies give H
ter of the United Hebrew Schools, • biles they are urged to take the Solomon W. Sch.kloven, Judge
extensive apace to Jewish news.I;
he Chesed shel Emes and the Old bus or car into Mt. Clemens and Charles Ruhiner, Hon. Frank
A Jewish paper must give excellent
Murrhy, Judge Ira W. Jane. Mrs.
Silks Hume.
transportation to the grounds will
coverage indeed, to give more,
Ile is survived by his widow, be taken care of by a special com- Harry H. Prenzlauer, Bernard
Jewish news than, say, the New '
Isaacs, Philip Slomovitz, Aaron
linnie; three sons, Benjamin, Max mittee.
York Times.
Kurland, Joseph J. Cummins of
nd Roy; and three daughters,
Harry Rosenthal, together with Los Angeles, Byron Novitzky, Leo j
Dr. Jacob I. Steinberg of the Bronx
Secondly, that Jewish social, a
Simon, Betty and Rosa
,
assistants, Mr. Kempner, Mr. I ubt•tsky, Hon. James I. lollmann,
was renamed sgan rishon or first
community sense, as it holds in the j Anna
m , ant six vainnenuuren.
Grant and Mr. Levine, have re-
vice-president. The following other
small Jewish towns, is obviously '
Dr.
Emil
Amberg,
Judge
Patrick
officers were also unanimously re-
impossible. Thus, should the , M r. Smith was born in Serai, ported that all details and ar- II. O'Brien, Nathaniel II. Gold-
.ithuania, in 1806.
rangements for a successful day
elected: Bernard Hollander New-
New York Jewish Echo tell you in '
sick, Dr, Alvin llersch, Miss Ella
have been completed. Tickets fur Vera Feldman, Frank Gorman, A.
ark, sgan sheini or second vice-
its society columns that Mrs. lid-
.1,1;
13
1 47 sale price privilege, call
president; Louis Weiss, Newark,
dore Goldstein gave a bridge you
Louis Gordon.
Edith
R.
Paransky,
Arlington
maskir or secretary; David Podol-
are not quite sure mich of the
The weekly news features were •
:
sky,
New York, gisbor or treasurer;
20,000 Isidore Goldeteins it is--
broadcast alternately by Philip
Madame
Fannie
Rhinehart,
Mazer Kushner, New York, coun-
. and that's more than that.
Slornovitz and Jacob II, Schakne.
president of the Ladies' Auxiliary
sel,
and Dr. Solomon Neumann,
1'artieiputing in the musical
THE TRENCH NOSTALGIA
of the Ex-Patients Home of the
New York, chief medical examiner.
programs were the following;
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(Continued from Page One.I
Gilbert Settles, one of those two
Sanatorium, will be the guest of
An
executive
board of eight was
George Galvani, Ellen Alter, !
I bright Jewish Seldes boys, thinks
honor.
Constance Sitldt•r, Halevy-Ilazomir their next president should be a also elected and installed.
of the secretary of the League for
a great many of those who were in
Ben Goldberg is president of
Among
the
other
resolutions ap-
Choir, Miss Rose Waxman; Mrs. Joshua. a younger man of pair
Safeguarding the Fixity of the Sab-
the last war are now anxious for
the Detroit Auxiliary,
proved by the convention was one
David Kaftan, Rev, Rubin own ranks."
another war. There is a sort of bath, Mr. Isaac Rosengarten, 40
protesting
against
the
suspension
Royarsky, Mrs. Jacob H, Schakne,
West 32nd street, New York City
A definite decision to leave all
'trench nostalgia
BERNSTEIN CHOSEN
Esther Boyarsky, Esther Goodman, policies and guidance of Young Ju- of the Palestine Revisionist news-
RESOLUTION ON CALENDAR
I am inclined to agree with
paper,
Haam,
and
another
against
Ethel Goldman, Mrs. Emory Mo- dea in the hands of younger men
SI M P LI FICATION
LEGAL ADVISOR OF
St•Ides, and personally believe that
nash, the Chord of Judea, Cantor and women, and the financial con- the Michigan alien registration
At a meeting of the
' in not many more years we will
HONDURAS
CONSULATE
II. Milkovsky, Rebecca Katzman, cerns to the board to trustees, was law.
held on
in the
soon see some more sabre rattling.
Dalla Tobin, Gertrude SarnofT- I taken at the concluding session of
State
Econootnic depression, it seems to City of
Charles C. Benjamin, Consul of Oberstein.
ASBURY PARK.-(J. T. A.)-
of
it
was
I the convention.
me, works to foster wars in two
the
Republic
of
Honduras,
has
ap-
All rabbinical bodies in the United
Resolved, That the
Behind this decision is the idea
• ways. Firstly, because economic
States - Orthodox, •Conservative
'apses any change in the eaten- pointed Victor N. Bernstein, an at-
that
since
Young
Judea
is
a
youth
depression is generally the result
and Reform-were urged to unite
i any manner endan- torney with offices at 6111 Ford
movement it is essential to give the
of economic maladjustment tar which n
Building and residence at 15521 O'ympgs Win Champ:0.11'0
upon a common platform and to
IP' defeating the Celtics I to 3 in a younger people a more complete work for harmony and unity in
brought about by such things as gers the fixity of the Sabbath, and LaSalle avenue, as the legal advis-
That, in harmony with the
thrilling overtime genie. the Oh mph,
say as to the guidance of affairs.
Secondly, economic de-
tariffs.
Jtr for the consulate of the Repute- u.on the chmnpiumhin or the
Jewish life in a resolution adopted
League
for
Safeguarding
the
Fix-
Jewish
In
line
with
this
policy,
the
follow-
pression fosters war, because it
lieof Honduras in this city.
Ont. Senior • Intermediate 11..eball
at the closing session of the seven-
' ing new officers were elected: pees-
makes life tame, unexciting and , ty of the Sabbath, with which we
Mr. Bernstein is 31 years old, • 1. , atote. The winners overcame a three
teenth annual convention of Young
ident, Rabbi Leon S. Lang, New-
weary-and the sound of the are in hearty co-operation, the
a
graduate
of
the
Detroit
College
Israel. The convention also voted
r'o''''sk117t1 1( .1 141e'rni!nt S"'I r ark; vice-presidents, Isidore Lev-
ear-
, drums, and the irresponsibility I
e winning rua.
of Law of the class of 1923, depart-
onop w. the wy
' in
.-
to establish a Young Israel colony
nestly
prays
the
League
of
Nations
nine pitcher for the Olyntides and Bakst enson, New York, Joseph Cuba, At-
' and lack of the ordinary worries',
molt
of
Canada,
senior
vice-com-
in I'alestine. The proceeds of var-
.
lanta, and Samuel Cook, ( incinnat-
in the barracks accordingly begin to oppose any plan fur the simpli- mender of the Border Cities Post n,r roe
ious organization affairs during the
The Pirates A. ('., by winning from
Stating these facts fication of the calendar which of the American Legion, and a the Nacc•been, clinched the chankdon• ti; secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Mey- ensuing year will be used to defray
to attract.
does not mean that one indorses • would include a blank day or any member of Alpha Pheta Kappa, ship in the Intermediate division of the er, New York; treasurer, Louis P. the cost of the project.
Joni h I
Rocker, New York.
war. Rather, I believe, the real-, other device by which the existing legal fraternity.
Moses Iloening was named chair-
receive gold baseballs. emblem•tic of
and immemorially fixed periodicity
• ization of them will do more to'
their champion hito at the annual pep
man of a committee to co-operate
of the Sabbath would be destroyed;
Other Convention,.
,upper in the fall.
• preserve peace than any amount
in a tag day for yeshivah relief.
and, he it further
LONG BRANCH, N. J.,-(J. T. Dr. Harry Bluestone was named
of peace resolutions.
A ,:neol Track and Field Meat:
Resolved, That a copy of this res-
A.)-The cum of $20,000 will be executive director.
The fourth annual track and field meet
'THE SOUTH CAROLINA MOSES! olution be sent to the President of
lof the Jewish Centers Association will
raised during the coming year for
the United States and to the
FAMILY
be helot on Sunday, July 12. at I o'clock,
a colony of 4,000 dunanis in i'ales-
(Continued from Page One.)
Codd Field. liareiwtoolat Byron. The
Harry Simonoff, an erstwhile League of Nations.
I following esent,
he included: 100- tine to tie known as Nachlath Bluti
member of the South Carolina
Gorkii admits that anti-Semitism Ya - ti dash. 220-yani dash. I10-yard dash, Zion as the result of a resolution
legislature and now a promiment
has been evidenced and is prov- landing broad jump, running broad adopted here at the closing session
Jump, running high jump. shot put. re-
member of the Miami bar, writes:
able.
of the annual convention of the Or-
lay. shuttle relay.
"You stated on one occasion
I
No Room for Anti-Sernititm.
The officials for the track meet will der Sons of Zion. The convention
that the Jewish Encyclopedia does
He points out, however, that or Nate S. Shapero, chairman of ath- voted to establish the colony in line Sabbath Services:
letic committee and president of Jewish
Continued from Page One)
not mention the name of a Jewish i
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will On.
the policy of the Communist party I Centers A-m;(141ton: Jacob Meyer, for- with the Jewish National Fund's
ambassador to Mexico during the
and the Soviet government is such , /nes pre 'dent of the A. A. II.; Meyer five year plan of land reclamation. cony the pulpit Saturday morning,
council
representatives
to
deal
Civil War. I can supply you with
Malt. •thletIc director of the Jewish Cen-
July
4. Services begin at 10:30
that
anti-Semitism
cannot
find
a
Isaac
Allen,
New
York
attorney
many such omissions. For instance, with the university authorities in hold in Russian soil. Gorki rec- ter, 'ferry Gruber. Nathan lino. Joseph and Zionist, was unanimously re- and are held in the Brown Memor-
Alter, Benjamin Jaffee. li. Nohanchork
Chief Justice Moses of the South their behalf, must be organized ommends that the Russians learn and Nathan Korby.
Chapel.
and
ial
elected
nail
or
grand
master
Carolina Supreme Court before into "student-nations," that is, from England, which continually
the students of each nationality
• 1861, is not mentioned. Nor is
gains strength by infusing into its
ever any reference made to his must be represented by special political and social order the sere ee
representatives.
son, Franklin J. Moses, governor
Immediately after the announce- ices of "wise and energetic Jews." j . ';
of South Carolina, during the car-
Gorki also ridicules the state- I/
period.II was, no ment of the decision the anti-Se- ments of pseudo-scientific anti- .10'
doubt, a first-class scoundrel, a mitic students of the university Semites who claim that the Jews 00
voted
to
bar
all
Jewish
students
thief, and what Southerners are
are a moribund race "A dying
pleased to call a scalawag. But for a week as a protest against mother could nut bring forth such P.;
(having carved a niche for himself the ruling which invalidated the giants as Spinoza. Heine, Meyer- II
in the hull of Fame, he deserves, rights of the anti-Semitic student beer and Karl Marx," Gorki de-
body to act as the sole representa-
mention."
dares.
j To which we may add the corn- tive of the general student hub,.
Urge Aid for Crimean Jews.
When the Jewish students sought
ment, that while the scalawag son
Appealing to young as well ft,'
to
leave
the
university
grounds
who was governor should perhaps
to the old, to women and to stu-
!heir
egress
was
blocked
and
many
have I, • •excluded,we agree with
dents to go to Crimea to nal in bar- t/
Mr. Simonhoff as to the father. of them beaten up Ten were so vesting the crops in the Jewish j;
who was chief justice, against seriously injured as to require colonies, the Enies, Moscow Yid- //
medical attention. Three were
, whom the finger of scorn was not
thrown from windows of upper dish Communist paper, points out (#. ,e;
pointed.
stories. Meeting at a hastily con- out that the lack of experienced
-•-
,
vened conference the university hands in the Crimean fields may 0'0!
THIS AND THAT
endanger the possibilities of a ;;
I'rof. Bernard Postal is out boat(' of professors decided to
good
crop.
with his dogs and rifle, hunting for close the university until the end
At the same time the Moscow
anecdotes about Baron Edmond of June if the disorders continue.
l'rotesting against the "Jewish tractor center has dispatched 300 ;;
Rothschild. If you know any, send
trained grain hinders to Crimea /I
taint
on
the
high
constitutional
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them in care of this column or to
and the Agro-Joint, the American '0'4
0
Bernard Postal, the Jewish Tele- court, which hasn't a single Jose-
,
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Jewish Joint Agricultural Cor-
i,11
member
and
which
declared
graphic Agency, Grand Central
/ /
poration,
has
concluded
an
agree-
Palace, New York, and lots of gra- unconstitutional the University of
ment
with
the
tractor
center
to
Vienna's
regulation
segregating
cias.-David A. Brown may
e wa
shortly lead another campaign in students racially and discriminat- give 10 combines to the Freidorf
/
the near future.-Alice Hughes., ing against Jewish students, the and Smidowitch tractor centers.
i
New York Telegram-World writer,. majority of the professors pre- thus increasing the Agro-Joint
combines
operating
in
Crimea
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vailed
upon
the
university
authori-
is back from a visit to Russia ,
.0
to 30.
with n series of articles on what ties to close the university.
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If
this
year's
crop
is
success-
With 18 Jewish students nurs-
/
she found. - Don Glassman
/
named managing editor of a schooll ing injuries as a result of the at- fully harvested it will prove to be
the
greatest
iincentive
for
the
next
daily paper which is to cater to tack upon them yesterday by the
and,
besides,
entire city -Albert Goodman, anti-Semitic German students who immigration campaign from the
who wrote national prize college resented the court's ruling which Jewish centers ini White Russia
I
play, is said to have a contract deprives them of their self-de- and Ukraine to Crimea, the Ernes
Al
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with producer.-Bloch Publish- clared rights, the university Ren- declares.
00
ate
conferred
with
the
ministry
of
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WILLIAM S. KNUDSEN
American agents of the Hebrew education regarding measures to
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University publications.-A new restore order.
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Anglo-American student groups
Ins p irer of Loyalty
tome on American Jewish heroism
IF.ditor's Note:-This is the fourth in / /
in World War is in the works. the at the University of 1, ienna inti-
• series of articles on Mr. Knudsen, oe
As a matter of
author being one of the valor mated that they would demand, ,,r the ot erno,t yet least known n of (!d',
through court action, the return American Industriali,ts. who was •11
fact, the won
decorated men.
••
derful conveni-
Edward Filene, big department of their fees because the univer- mierant lad at 19. and became president
and general manarfer fo the Chrurolet No-
sity
has
been
closed
before
the
ence . . and
store owner, has written a book.
tor Company •1 45 I
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h e a Ith protec-
"Looking Forward in This Machine term ended owing to the protest
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tion afford-
"Your esprit de corps is the 0/
Age,' which will soon be published. against the constitutional court's
ed by an ICE-
-Lewis Browne is maintaining decision invalidating the exclusive greatest thing I ever saw in an or- 0 ' 4
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Many handsome models to select from. Even
0
0-MAT ► C in
his record of turning out one about rights of the anti-Semitic students. ganization anywhere near the sine 00
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those lowest in price have unusually liberal
your
home
real-
His
latest,
"Since
i
.e
every year.
of Chevrolet's" recently remarked
/ I
ly costs you
Calvary," a history of the church,
a Detroit newspaper man, who
shelf space and food-storage capacity.
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nothing.
30.-Helena
will be out on June
for a number of years has been a
/
Rubenstein, so reports go, has
close observer of large industrial II
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cleared over $10,000,000 supply-
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It More
ing beauty wants-her husband,
He had just witnessed a demon- / I
ant electric refrigerator advantages!
Edward Titus, tries to make souls, follows: Rumania, 800,000; Ger- stration in which 1.000 Chevrolet
Than Repays
instead of faces, beautiful. Ile many, 585,000; Hungary, 473,000;, workers rose to their feet and ap-
Its Moderate
Czechoslovakia, 380,000; United plauded for several minutes when
is editor of "This Quarter,"
In it you will find ALL the best features ye
Coat by Sav-
highbrow literary publication in Kingdom, 300,000; Austria, 220, Mr. Knudsen appeared before
(
ings on Fzzd
Paris-and both of the madam's 000; Lithuania, 167,000; France, them.
of ALI. electric refrigerators!
1(0,000; Holland, 120,000; Lat-j
sons are at Harvard.
The reporter had seen similar II
and Ice Bills!
ift•Parieht. 1931, J. T. A
in, 96,000; Greece, 73,000; Jugo-, Chevrolet demonstrations before, //
quiet,
Ice • 0 - Idatk's
Slavia, 67,000; European Turkey, with different groups cheering just
sealed unit is .o efficient
Modernise Your kitchen
50,000; Bulgaria, 50,000; Belgium,
it r•n he placed on top
. and your hou•ekeep-
Dr. Yassky to Direct Hadas- 45,000; Italy, 15,000; Switzerland, I as lustily and just as sincerely.
of the cabinet. as shown
Ina . . . N(tW . . . and
"How did the man build up an or-
in
i
illustration,
or
sah Medical Organi-
save money . . with the
18,000; Danzig, 9,000; Sweden, ganization spirit like that!" the
The Ice-O-Matte Is the finest eleetire refrigera-
•
inlower
compartment
mdendid, easily owned
6,000; Denmark, 5,550; Esthonia, reporter wanted to know.
zation.
as shown directly above.
tor .. and the greatest •alue ... on the market
Ice-O.Matiel
5,000; Saar District, 4,500; Spain,
Which brings us to one of the //
Dr. Yassky is now attending the 3,000; Portugal, 2,500; Finland, outstanding qualities contributing
serving as acting director of the 1,800; Luxembourg, 1,750; Nor- to Mr. Knudsen's success-his I/
QUALITY MERCHANDISE FOR FIFTY YEARS
Hadassah Medical Organization in I way, 1,450,
ability to inspire loyalty among
Palestine has just been appointed ,
The 1930-1931 issue of the his workers, to make them feel
Jewish Year Book estimated the that they are working with him /I
director.
Dr. Yaasky is now attending the Jewish population in Europe at rather than for him.
A visit
The
Ile does it simply by being loyal
International Hospital Congress at 9.290,017 and that of the United
here places
Ice•O.M•tin
Vienna as the representative of the States at 4,228,029. The Year to those workers. Ile expects no
• i STEINWAY RRRRR SINTATIVES
YOU
is on sale
more in return than he is willing
H adassah Medical Organization. Book's figures are based on of
under
1313.21 Woodward Ave., Detroit
He will attend the sessions of the , sources and periodic government to give, and because he has been //
at all
World Zionist Congress at Basle censuses. Professor Salo Baron Ian honest and a loyal leader, his
fro
Grinnell
wi•Mits.CAlo.Owwwkr sad Demi Inmel.
t, act a, the expert on the Congress of Columbia University recently set influence has permeated to the /I
obligation
Stores
committees dealing with all health the Jewish population of the world lowest worker in his plants and
problems on which the Congress I at 17,000,000 while the Year bound the organization into a har-
Book's figures are 15,043,788.
monious whole.
must take action.

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We Gladly Arrange
Monthly Terms to Suit
Your Convenience

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We will accept your old
Refrigerator, Piano or Radio
as part payment

of

1

JEWISH POPULATION
IN EUROPE 9,785,000

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II

YEAR DOUBLE
GUARANTEE

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GiumsTrax linos

