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LOCAL SYNAGOGUES
PREPARE FOR YOM
KIPPUR SERVICES

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931

A

Glimpse at Brandeis Workers' Quarter! 'STUDY SHOWS ONLY Gandhi

PER CENT OF
'PRISONERS JEWISH

Overflow Congregations Are

LONDON .—(.1. T. 11.) — A n

Linfield for American

Atonement.

Jewish Committee.

EXPECT 4,000 PEOPLE

CRIMINAL PERCENTAGE
IS LOWEST IN WORLD

AT TEMPLE SERVICES

B'nai B'rith Lodge Arranges

Of 394,080 Prisoners in Ten
Years Only 6,846 Were
Jews,

Services for Jewish
Prisoners.

JEWISH CULTURAL
EFFORT IS URGED
TO COMBAT HATRED

appeal for peace and unity be-
\ inz ti
just
before landing on English shores :
to participate in the India Round
, 22 Delegates from 39 Coun-
Table Conference.
"Palestine is holy territory for j
tries at Student
Jews, Christians and Moslems !
Convention.
since ancient time," declared
—
Gandhi. "I therefore appeal to
all Palestine to maintain the
65 PER CENT GERMAN
holiness of the country which is
STUDENTS ARE NAZIS I
based on unity of all races and
also to uphold its religious spirit,
Charges Against Jews Are
its equality and its justice for all
the country's inhabitants."
Dropped by Bolivian

Investigation Made by Dr.

Looked for on Day of

Appeals for
Peace in Palestine

Government.

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cer IS

Frank Berman Elected
State K. P. Chancellor

Frank Berman, for more
than 25 years first grand chan-
cellor of the Order Knights of
Pythias of Detroit, was elected
gr and chancellor of the order's
grand domain of Michigan, at

the stete convention in Kalama-
zoo, on Wednesday. Be was in-
stalled in office at the session on

Thursday. Mr. Berman is the
first Jew to be elected to this
office in Michigan.
Delegates from Detroit be-
sides Mr. Berman included Dr.
It. R. Goldstone, chancellor of
Lodge No. 55; Sidney Alexan-
der, Saul Kaufman, Ben Shiff-
nian, Abe Goldman, Sam Ras-
kin, Herman Moss, past chan-
cellors of Lodge No. 55; Harry
Kaletsky, Joe Goldstone and
Bernard Jacoby.

IEWS V ICTIMS OF
NAZI ANTI-SEMITII
ATTACKS IN BERLI N

Organized Assault Made
Upon Their Return from
Rosh Hashonah Services.

HITLERITES PLANNED

SYNAGOGUE MASSACR E

50 Nazi Members Arrestec
Pogrom Severely Criti-
cized in England.

Unprecedented overflow attend-
Only 1.71 per cent of the prison-
ances at Rosh Ilashonah services
; era in the state prisons and reor-
HOLYOKE, Mass.—(J. T. A.)
in local synagogues point to simi-
matories of the country are Jews.
BERLIN. — (J. T. A.)
—The strengthening of the World
lar large attendances at Yam Kip-
according to a study made for the
U nion of Jewish Students until it
pur services beginning with Kol
American Jewish Committee by Dr.
I b ecomes a really representative
Shire services at sundown this
11 S I infield director f th St
a nd powerful organization was
The great silent Zionist of Washington speaks through deeds in tistial Department of the Commit-
Sunday, and on Monday.
rged by James l'arkes of the In-
The above is a missing cameraman's snap
The observance of the high Palestine.
shot
of
a
corner
tee.
The study is published in Vol-
of the Brandeis Workers' Quart er a
ernationad Student Service in an
t
Ilei
era,
one
o
t
lf he colonies aided unit' 33 of the American Jewish
Day services this year have
ntersiew
with the correspondent
been marked by the formation of by the l'alestine Economic Corporation, in the Vadi Ilavareth region . Year Book, just off the press, a Advisory Committee Chosen i o
on the coastal plain in Palestine.
f the Jewish Telegraphic Agency
special choirs in a number of con-
o
to Represent Jewish Corn -
hdnt
publication of the American
a t Mount Holyoke College, where
Important
National Fund possessions are located in the Jewish Commiittee and the Jewish
gregations, and by the opening of same
region. Jewish
It i s known
he tenth annual conference of the
munity at Large.
that Supreme Court Justice Louis I).
the new Shaarey Zedek building on Brandeis ! in
Publication Siwiety of America
nternational Student Service took
Chicago boulevard and Lawton and problems.
the cwish National lurid, its ideals During the 10 years of 1920-1929, In accordance with the plans of P lace. 11,1r. Parkes, who is the
au-1 Jabotinsky
avenue.
Dr. Linfield points out, a total of
Demands Form a-
the Jewish Welfare Federation to t hor of "The Jew and His Neigh-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek
39.1,000 prisoners were received ! extend unemployment emergency
e for nt htee nspivaest s tsuedvyera
ti on of Independent Zion
fro
dl
will again, during the Yom Kip
from the courts at the receivin g
relief work through the Jewish So- years made
par observance, hear sermons by
ist Party.
! prisons and reformatories of all the cial Service Bureau, an advisory anti-Semitism in European uni-
Simultaneous attacks were ei-
Jewish Agency Balks
Rabbi A. M. Hershman, with the
states o
the Union. This number committee for the extended work versities, and is regarded as the
PARIS.--(J. T. A.)—Vladimir ganieed in various section.. The
services being con, !acted by Rev.
At Aiding Land Plan included 0,846 Jews, or 1.74 per representing the Jewish community outstanding. non-Jewish authority
Nazis, hidden in streets adjoining
E. Zaludkowski, who has the as -
Jabotinsky, leader of the Zionist
n that sub ject.
cent. During the same period, the at large has been appointed, ac-
synagogues, by in wait until the
sistance of a choir led by William
Revisionists, who took a six months
JERUSALEM.—Despite the. I average percentage of Jews to the cording to a statement from Mil-
y The conference at Mount Hof- leave of absence at the time of the services had been concluded. As
(layman.
announcement that the British . total population of the United ford Stern, president of the Feder- d oke was attended by over 200
the worshippers, dressed in holi-
States was 3.13 per cent. The num-
Services at Temple Beth El.
ation. The committee has enrolled N elegates from 39 countries. World Zionist Congress, due to in- day regalia, passed through th
Aaron DeRoy Chosen Presi- government had decided to her
Four thousand people are ex
early an entire day was devoted
postpone legislation restricting
drools homeward bound, th e Na
of
Jews
in
the
prisons
of
the
in
its
membership
many
individuals
t
country was thus 49.27 per cent who
peeled at the Yom Kippur service s dent and C. H. Enggass
Jewish purchases of agricul-
zis, shouting "Down with th
are at present actively con- o o the discussion of racial factors
at Temple Beth F.I. Among then e
Jewel German y Awaken," ruche,
Chairman of Board.
tural land in Palestine, the
smaller than the percentage of cerned with ministration of unem- t ontributing to anti-Semitism in
will be Jewish members of th
—
Jewish Agency here still refuses
upon them. In • moment th,
Jews to the total population of the ployment relief needs in addition b he centers of learning; it was led I
•treets were transformed int
American Legion who will come
to nominate a Jewish adviser or . country. In other words, Jews fur- I to individuals who have at some
At the meeting of the Detroit
y James Parkes, and among the
here to attend the convention am I Service G oup of the Jew sh Wel-
officially participate in
r the $12,-
scene. of bloodshed and confusion
nished
i a little over half of their time in the immediate past been af- D peakers were Dr. Badt of Berlin:
who will be guests of the Temple . fare Federation, held Tuesday
numerical quota to
500,000 development scheme.
Even the elderly Jews did not es
the population filleted with organizations sponsor- g r. Teich of Vienna, active in or-
Arrangements have also been night, the following were elected
of the state prisons of the United mg relief programs.
cape the violenc e
The proposed legislation has
anizing the World Union of Jew -
of the Nazi.
States.
made for Jewish legiortaires wht officers for the year 1931-32:
been the main obstacle to the
ish Students; Harry Starr, ex-
who, after felling their victims
A meeting of this advisory com-
desire to worship in an Orthodox
Prisoners in Other Lands.
Jewish Agency's appointment
president of the Menorah; Solo-
trampled upon them with their
Dr. lentield also presents figures mittee has been scheduled for Wed- mon Liptzin of the City College of
synagogue to pray at the oh
of an adviser to the director of
heavy nailed boots.
Ii i
el
Shaarey Zedek, Willis and Brush
regarding .lewish inmates of pris- nesday, at which time the person- New York; Dr. Hans II. Schultz,
the development, Lewis French,
The attack upon the Jews was
where services have been plannet
ens in a number of foreign coun- nel of the committee and officers president of the German Student
who was sent out to work out
altogether unexpected and came
by a committee headed by Assist-
the details of the scheme.
tries, which uniformly show that in selected will be made public. At the Federation, and Walter Turnik of
as a surprise even to the police au-
present time activitiy is going on
ant Corporation Counsel Nathan-
thorities, who arrived upon the
thew also the ratio of Jewish pris- and the committee is perfecting Austria.
Recently it was reported that
iel 11. Goldstick and Circuit Judge
Discussions Are Calm.
scene of the attacks only after the
the Palestine government in-
oners to the total number of pris- some of the details of its organize-
Jews
Harry B. Kvidan.
The discussions were character-
tended to enact a special land
had been badly beaten.
oners
is
small.
Thus,
in
Poland
thin.
Further
developments
and
iz
Those who are not members of
I'd by
Strong
evidence exists, however,
a
calm
and
amicability
transfer ordinance further lim-
during 1923-1920 a total of 558,- plans will be announced in subse•
Temple Beth El or are not affili-
hick, Mr. Parkes declared, had
that the attacks were not extem-
iting Jewish purchases, and it
224
prisoners
were
sentenced
by
quent
issues
of
The
Detroit
Jewish
ne
ated with the American Legion
the courts, including 22,307
is
ver
before
been
part
of
a
meet-
poraneous
but rather the result of
understood the Jewish
or 4.8 per cent of the total, Jews Chronicle.
long preparation.
will be required to pay a minimum
in g on the Jewish question. Ger-
Agency is endeavoring to fore-
where-
Loud speakers
attendance fee of $5 per person
erected by
as the Jews constituted 10.47 per
Plan for Relief Work.
an, I'olish and Austrian represen-
stall publication of such an or-
the Nazis at the Ge-
for services at Temple Beth El.
daechtnis Kirche and at the Ito-
cent of the total population of he
The advisory committee on un- to tires spoke in defense of the
dinance because it is felt this
Sermons ■ t Beth El.
would alienate the Jewish popu- counry in 1921; in Rumania during employment emergency relief was II mitations put upon Jewish stu-
manische Cafe, roaring "Perish
"Sins Against Self" will be the
farmed as a result of action taken de nts, but united in deploring the
lace from
Judea!" while the attacks were in
the development
subject of Dr. Leo M. Franklin's
(Turn to Last Page)
ri
progress,
left
at
a
joint
meeting
of
the
otous
outbreaks
that
sometimes
execu-
scheme and shatter confidence
the unmistakable
sermon on Kol Nidre night in the
live committees of the Jewish Wel-
curred in the universities.
conviction that the attack had been
in the British government.
main Temple auditorium. Rabbi
Mr.
Parkes
felt
that
the
"Zion-
fare
Federation
and
one
of
its
con-
carefully planned and carefully or-
Therefore, until this is settled,
it
Leon Fram will speak on "Recon-
DR. HERSHMAN TO LEAD stitutent agencies, the Jewish So- nis and Ort movement," and all
it declines to participate in the
ciliation," while Louis Cashdan, a
While on. detachment of the
ovements tending to turn the
scheme.
VLADIMIR JABOTINSKY
SHAAREY ZEDEK CLASS . 'jai Service.
student at the Hebrew Union Col-
Jr
Nash
At a joint meeting the plan for o w toward a development of his
sea in the
lege, will speak in the social hall
io n culture, were the only true ternal strife within his own group, vicinity of the
omanisches Cafe,
I The Shaarey Zedek Saturday
the extension of relief activities re
on "A Kol Nidre Message." At
'4 '1 wa s unanimousl
returned to active leadership, de- rendeavous of writers and artists,
medics
for
anti-Semitism.
The
ternoon class led by Rabbi A. M. , fo
y decided upon as kn
all services the service will be
lk" :
owledge that the Jews had a manding the immediate shifting of in the Kurfurstendam section of
t I lersnlimezill
'an
sezzey fa
or ft,tht
rn!rxaun.
broadcast from the main auditor-
sir ong intellectual life distinctly the headquarters of the Revisionists Berlin, other
rVees I fanrsei Fe
Nazi forces launched
AARON DeROY
ium into the Brown Memorial
, eir own would take away from from London to Paris.
I Sept.
um 1'9 , at 5 o'clock, in the
violent attacks in Knesebeck-
hretalteeVtV t
it
a
- ' ijiamtle
Chapel and the social hall. This
th c intellectuals of other nations
aaaaaaa
,
Uhlandstrasse,
Tauntzlen
ie
limits
o
ef its pfinancial r' esour-
Presides t; Aaron DeRo
Simultaneously with Jabotinoky's
of the new synagogue, Chi-
chaii -
experiment was tried on Rosh Ila-
th
•, of ministering to the emir to e fear that the Jews were going emegence from his retirement, the and Nollendorfplatz.
o
tago boulevard at Lawton.
! ces
oar d, Clarence H.
shonah and proved very impres- man f th e b
encroach
upon
them.
A
group
of
60
Nazis
invaded
the
gooey class
relief
of the Jewish
—
will study needs
Baehya's "Duties'
Enggass; vice-chairman of the The 1
Rassviet, official organ of the Re- Reimann
sive.
comm aaity
Anti-Semitic Viewpoint.
I f the heart ,
, o ve r and ab ov th . .
by
" for many centuries
visionists, publishes the official by- Jews, broke cafe, frequented
Rabbi Fram will occupy the pul- board, Maurice Aronsson; tress-, 1 Speakers Stress Importance o
Dr.
Schultz,
the
leader
of
the
papa ar Jewish classic. The pub- lief supplied by the Depart e men e tof
all the windows, de-
re Ce roan student group, empha- laws of a proposed independent
pit in the main Temple auditorium user, Edwin M. Rosenthal; vice-
of Jewish Learning
molished
the
furniture
and
lie
invited.
began
Zionist organization, the creation to fire at
on Yom Kippur morning and P residents, Israel Ilimelhoch, Rob.,
I (Turn to Page Opposite
E
the guests. Many were
di
at Synagogues.
torial) ,
(Turn to Page Two.)
speak on the subject, "Not By ert R. Marwil and Norman
of which Jabotinsky demands, to op- wounded in the panic which en-
pose the present Zionist organize- sued. Among the wounded
Bread Alone." Dr. Franklin will Schwartz; secretary, Esther R.
are
russian. Mrs. Henry Wineman,
Hebrew Education Month's prin-
tion.
at the same time speak in the
many non-Jew s who looked like
.
Brown Memorial Chapel on the chairman of the nominating com- ciples were presented to the Jewish
Mr, Jabotinsky's insistence upon Jews.
mittee,
rendered
the
report
public
of
Detroit
by
a
number
of
.
subject, "The Unpardonable Sin,"
the formation of an independe
slight miscalculation saved
The nominating committee in speakers during services on both
and Mr. Cashdan in the social hall
Zionist organization may result !it the Jewish community of Berlin
its report submitted at the Service days of Rosh Ilashonah. Rabbis
on "Hidden Sins."
from
a
wholesale massacre, it is
a
permanent
split
in
the
ranks
During the memorial services Group election stated: "As a and lay speakers were recruited to
of I now revealed .
the Revisionists.
Dr. Franklin's subject will be "Out tribute to Samuel Summerfield, address congregations.
The
attack
of the Ilitlerites, re-
Jabotinsky's Demands.
On Saturday morning, the first
of the Depths," Rabbi Fram's whb has rendered invaluable serv-
By I. BURROWS
ports assert, was scheduled to be
"Brother Death," and Mr. Cash- ice to the community, who has in day of Rosh Hashonah, A. D. Mark-
A meeting of the World Execu- carried out within the synagogues
addition been most helpful in the son spoke at the Philadelphia-Byron
dan's "Memories."
tive of the Revisionists has been ar- while the services were in prog-
Nine cities laid claims to the
synagogue, where Robert R. Mar-
IF:ditor'm Note:
Memorial services will begin philanthropic affairs of the serv- synagogue,
It la not general!,
ranged to take place in Brussels teas, thus cornering the worship-
wil y president of the United
honor of being the birthplace of known that one of the first engineer. served to deprive him of his just
ice
group,
and
who
has
served
in
at 3:30.
pers and transforming the houses
Homer, the poet of the Odyssey to solve the problem* of an automobile deserts as the generally recognized next week, in an endeavor to con-
There will be no children's serv- the capacity of president since the Schools, was the speaker the second
ciliate
the differences in the party of worship into places of massa-
vehicle
wam
the
Austrian
Jew.
Seiafried
and the Iliad. As many countries
ice this year due to the precau- inception of the group, the new day of Rosh Ilashonah.
al•rel”. Thlm article expreamly written inventor of the most important which the leaders do not hesitate cre. Miscalculating the duration
nowadays
offer
testimony
that
in
for the Jewimh Telegraphic Agency and commodity of the automobile age
tionary measures advised by the office of honorary president has Merkeon, Marwil Speak.
to characterize as extremely seri- of the services, they arrived sev-
their borders there originated the The Detroit Jewish Chronicle recall, him of today. It is true that he is
Department of Health. Rabbi been established."
Mr. Markson stressed the duty of
upon the OCCSSIOn
ous. Jabotinsky and his closest ad- eral minutes after the conclusion
first of the machines which engi- achievements
of him recognized to a mederate
Honor Finsterwald.
centenary).
Fram will tell the Yom Kippur
Jewish parents in th b ring:
extent.
neer ing skill and commercial in-
of the ceremonies. Infuriated by
Vienna honors his memory. The herents, Tiomkin, Schectman, and
The report of the nominating of their children, quoting the chap-
the miscarriage of their plans, they
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) committee further declared: "The ter of the liaftorah read on the genuity were to popularize as the
German books of reference and Berchin refuse to participate in this
nique,
automobile.
The
German
coun-
conference
odless
the
Revisionist
science
tell
his
story.
The
Tech-
was
adopted
by
committee also feels that proper first day of Rosh Hashonah. Ile
(Turn to Last Fage)
the Aus-
recognition should be given to one emphasized the fact that it was due tries have at least as good a claim trian navy. He also worked out nical Museum of the city where he headquarters are at once removed
who has devoted his entire life to to Father Elkanah, who was fre as the others and their laurel rests the technical details for a success. labored and created preserves his to l'aris, where Jabotinsky is re-
upon the brows of Siegfried Mar- ful seismograph and the first elec- model of the automobile as evi- siding.
communal work and who has given quest visitor at the'h!
Temple
in pleas at a Sht-
of himself unstintingly whenever loh, and to mother Hannah, to cus, whose hundredth anniversary trical fuse that could be used for dence of the Austrian contribution
Although Jabotinsky is insistent
called upon. In accordance with whom the holy place was not will be marked on Sept. 18, 1931. under-water explosions. Seeming- to practical science. On the walls upon breaking away from the
pres-
It may thus be that the millions
this view the committee feels that strange
and who undoubtedly ere- gathered by Ilenry Ford must to ly endless sequence of inventions of the home in which he resided up ent Zionist organization it is never-
for peace and war-time uses to his death in July, 1898, there theless understood that he would
Adolph Finsterwald should be aced for little Samuel an atmos-
some
extent
at
least
be
credited
to
seemed to pour from his work- is an artistically modeled memor- concede to the continuation of pay-
elected honorary chairmen of the phere of love and regard for things
shops. Ile was awarded a
Rabbinical Assembly to Hold board." Mr. Summerfield and Mr sacred to the Jewish people, that the prior labors of a Jew.
scien- ial tablet honoring him as the in- ment of the official shekel by Re-
The claim is serengthened by tific medal for his development of ventor of his many useful devices. visionists
Finsterwald have been elected such a son and leader as Samuel
Special Convention at
as private individuals, Judge Mack Associates Him-
the model of the first of what F. the thermosaule. All in all,
honorary president and honorary was raised.
All this maintains the story of should the choose to do no.
he was
self with Administration
Seminary.
P. A., in his Sabbath reports of with honor in his own country.
his usefulness to humanity. Yet
chairman of the board, respec-
Mr. Marwil told of the debt that the doings
of a modern Samuel
Policies.
tively.
But the most important of his if you look into the Envyclopedia
the
community
owes
to
the
United
Urge.
Council
Meeting.
NEW YORK.—Dr. Israel
Pepys calls, a petroleum wagon.
•
Mr. Enggass, the new chairman
inventions for modern civilization Britannica you will find no refer-
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Or. Rob-
Levinthal, president of the Rabbini- of the board, appointed the fol-
That
model
is
now
exhibited
in
the
ence
to
his
name.
In
the
mad
NEW YO(J. T. A.)—.
(Turn to Last Page.)
was his construction of the first
ert Stricker, leader of the Zionist The
cal Assembly, issued a call for a lowing committee chairmen; Mau-
Technical Museum in Vienna and
automobile. In the Vienna Ex- scramble for honors as to the radicals, and now a member of the tion thirty-fourth annual conven-
special conference of the assembly rice .1. Caplan, campaign planning
it carries on the legend of its ori-
of the Zionist Organization of
hibition of 1864 he showed his original inventors of the world's Zionist Revisionist Executive urged
gin, the story of its invention by model
Is meet at the Jewish Theological committee; Samuel II. Rubiner,
America will be held on Sunday,
of an automotive vehicle. highly developed tools of civiliza- the immediate convocation of
Seminary of America on Wednes- membership extension; Mrs. Ilenry
a
Nov. 8, it was announced by Jacob
From time to time he continued tion, the English editors have en-
uesg:!ro o j en1 s
party council of 50 members from De Haas, chairman of the Ameri-
Fi?ss ti :egrcaeln 5
day, Nov. 4. This special conten- Levitt, programs; Nate S. Shapero,
his work upon that model although tirely overlooked the contribution
tory.
all countries in order to avoid a can Zionist Organization commit-
t nee was decided upon by the ex- public relations; Mrs. Wineman,
a restlessness always seized upon of the Austrian Jew who in his
tee.
Benzine-Driven Motor.
possible split in the party.
ecutive committee at its last meet- women's auxiliary; Burton Si.
him and directed his efforts to own country is remembered for
ing in order to lay plans for meet-
Dr. Stricker, Dr. Robert Licht-
The place where the convention
The story of Marcus Spar is that other enterprises and inventions his creation of the first motor ve-
(Turn to Last Page)
of the engineer of several success-
ing the finacial problems of the
helm,
and
Meer
will be held has not yet been de-
hicle.
Other
English
texts
of
Grossman,
while
which at the time appeared to
t
seminary during this year. A com-
cided upon, and will be made pub-
IS Organizations Join In ut devices and a few not so suc- have more practical uses. In 1875 science too are in a cloud about
(Turn to Last Pagel
cessful. He was born in 1831 in C prepared another model of
the
mittee consisting of Rabbi Louis
lic within the next several days.
a w h o labors of Siegfried Marcus,
Welcoming Able Cast at
Schwefel of New Rochelle, Dr. Is- SENTENCED TO THIRTY
Justice Louis D. Brandeis par-
Malchin, a town in Mecklenburg, self-driven wagon; it Was an oil
in his day won honor and re-
now n
Banquet Wednesday.
rael Goldstein of New York, Rabbi
ticipated
in • three-day conference
from
official
and
and was drawn, when he was still burner, the first of its kind.
scientific
MONTHS IN JAIL FOR
circl es.
Simon Greenberg of Philadelphia,
in his 'teens, to a technological
at his summer home at Chatham,
I SYMPHONY
Prototype
of
Automobile.
CIRCUMCIZING CHILD
and Dr. Levinthal of Brooklyn was
The Yiddish theatrical season course in Vienna. When he was
100th
Ansi
Mass.,
with
a number of Zionist
This model provided the techni-1 (-)
reopens here this Monday night, 17 he joined a newly established cal basis for the motor car that we'
n Sept. 18 of this year there
leaders. It is understood that the
appointed to arrange for the con-
MOSCOW.—(J. T. A.)—Thirty S ept. 21, when the newly as- laboratory, where he
' ro lls around
,
ference.
present Zionist situation and cur-
the one hundredth an-
promptly es- recognize on the highways today.
t
The RabbinicalAssembly consists months' strict imprisonment was sembled cast, which includes some tablished his reputation as an engi- As far as the essentials were con- , nive rsary of his birthday. Those , Chord of Judea Enlists Support o rent problems confronting the
we o
Executive were thoroughly dis-
primarily of graduates of the Jew- the sentence imposed on a Jewish of the best known stars of the neer of no mean abilities. Subse- cerned the car was a perfect p-
Prominent Detroit•rs.
wish may see him still ate
ro
cussed at this conference. The
ish Theological Seminary number- mohel in the township of Azoritch, Yiddish stage, will present Harry quently he held several important totype of the modern affair that . , h wor k, his high intellectual fore- I
ea d
ing at the present time 236, who are White Russia, for circumcising a Kalmanovitz's "Her First Lie" at posts with other engineering firms
The Chord of Judea Symphony participants were in constant touch
, far-seeing eyes, trimmed
has
conquered
the
world.
The
moo
Littman's People's Theater, at of note in the city. Finally, in principles are continued more or pert stache and beard of the has succeeded in organizing a sym- with Felix M. Warburg, who was
oceupying pulpits in all parts of new-born child.
The child died several days of-1 Twelfth and Seward.
1860, he was ready to launch into
ad and his rather poetic cut of phony society composed of promi- informed on all matters under
the United States and Canada.
eas intact today. Only the adorn-
ter the circumcision. The mohel
Heralding the arrival of the new private
indicating at once the man nent social end musical leaders discussion.
Besides the rabbinical department
es ventures and he
tab- ments and improvements of mod. o hair,
f i
was
therefore placed on trial on company, 15 Jewish organizations lished h mself i in
among Detroit Jewry.
Mack Backs Administration.
ntellect and of dreams.
the seminary maintains a Teacher's
his own en i- g ernity have been added to alter
F
Disposing of the recent allega-
joined in welcoming the actors to neering shop.
Institute which has graduated 409 the charge of causing its death.
William Klein, president of the
the 1931 product from the first wore or Marcus was one of the
Detroit at a banquet held in the
d's dreamers. Fortunately he organization, states that the follow- tion that neither he nor Justice
From that shop came much machine that came out of the
teachers for religious schools. Re-
may
iB
nrathe group
Brandeis
"is personally
banquet hall above the theater, that was to aid the world in its
cently the seminary organized, in
of Inventor Marcus. the be said to have wakened on ing have become patrons of the involved in
last Wednesday night. More than rapid technical progress; and one workhouse
morning of his dreams to real- orchestra by assuring their moral
uses
addition to these two departments,
Marcus , as has been said,
o f Ise h
their
names,"
250
men
and
women
Judge
filled the hall, invention, in particular, the ben- a restless disposition. H
is dreams in designs and mod- support te the organization:
Julian W.
the Seminary College of Jewish
Mack, addressing the
el
and more than 100 were unable zine-cheven motor, that was to from one
and
technological
devices
Fred
M.
Butzel,
Hyman
H.
Cohen,
Studies which is authorized to
mass
meet-
enterprise in engineers; whir
to secure tickets for the dinner, give its name, its colossal wealth
Joseph H. Ehrlich, Morris Fishman, ing and reception Tuesday eve-
grant the degree of Bachelor of
Abraham Goldberg, prominent
ing to another and while he proved It h he gave to the world.
ning at Town Hall in honer of the
Hebrew Literature to students tak- journalist and Zionist propagand- later lining the aisles in joining (and its shifting tides of prosper- to be fertile and ingenious in may e was not visionary enough, it Rabbi Leon Fram, William Gay- A
merican delegation to the World
be, to foresee a world that mann, Israel el Hertz Dr. Ott A
ing its full course.
ist, who was one of the American the audience for the evening's ity and depression) to the modern everything to which he gave his'
world.
with in a half century would be Hirsch, B. Isaacs, Abraham H. Jaf- Zionist Congress, of which he was
The library of the seminary is delegates at the World Zionist Con- program.
mind, he did not possess enough tree
the chairman, declared "by my
lab
f Theater.
Awarded • Medal.
the most notable of its kind in the gress, will address • public meeting
drive to see the automobile that woo stormed by the combination of fin, Sol R. Levin, Max Levy, Rev. presence here this evening I &-
Although the banquet was ar-
d and steel and oil—and imag- Samuel Mogilevsky, David Shkol-
Marcus invented and patented ■ he had constructed through to it
world, containing more than 100,- of the Zionist District of Detroit, at
nge on onl y four days' notice, number of devices on the meas-
inati on—t at followed from his nick, David W. Simons, Philip I sire to make clear that I identify
000 volumes and 6,000 manuscripts, 8:30 p. m. on Wednesday, Sept. 30,
practical status as a vehicle of mak
ing of the automobile. But he Slomovitz Milford Stern, Samuel myself completely with the poli-
many of them unique. The library atthe Philadelphia-Byron Talmud organizations informed of the urement and regulation of heat common use.
!t,,
s t o be honored for his share in D. Weinberg. Maurice H. Zackheim, cies pursued by the present admin-
also possesses a museum of Jewish Torah. He will speak on "Problems proposed event spontaneously and several gas and oil motors. Be-
Honored in Germany.
istration of the Zionist Organiza.
joined
in
welcoming
the
ev
l i set1 ionpg
r none the f less.
Prof. E. Zaludkowski.
newly-ar- tween the years 1876 and 1890 he
ceremonial objects based essentially of Zionist Congress and Conven-
He did not even patent the ma-
i n n
their heroes of serv ic e
The Chord of Judea Symphony's tion of America."
on the Benguiat Collection which lion," giving a resume of the for. rived actors, thus testifying to the secured fully 76 patents in several chine in Germany until 1882., to i ci
I n addition to the chairman and
Iva n the largest private collection of
mer and a forecast of the latter, to I influence that the Yiddish theater European countries. One of his This, at a time when inventors of ge t vilization, Jews must not for. annual concert will be presented Judge Mack, the speakers includ-
its kind In the world.
inventions, that went far to im-
to include the name of Sieg- Sunday evening, Dec. 6, in the Scot-
be held on Nov 8.

FEDERATION PLANS
WORK FOR

SPLIT
ATENING
REVISIONIST RANKS

OFFICERS ELECTED
BY SERVICE GROUP

--
Grave anti-Semitic excesses,
resulting in the injury of
scores of Jewish men and
women, took place here on
Sunday, the second day of
Rosh Hashonah, when organ-
zed Nazi forces surrounded
e leading synagogues of
the city and fell upon Jewish
worshippers as they emerged
m High Holy Day service!.

MAKE APPEALS FOR
EDUCATION MONTH -Ham

to

Centenary of Siegfried Marcus

The Jewish Inventor
of the Automobile

CALLS CONFERENCE
OF RABBIS NOV. 4

ZION CONVENTION
TO BE ON NOV. 8

YIDDISH THEATER T
REOPENS MONDAY

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SOCIETY
IS ORGANIZED HERE

P

GOLDBERG TO SPEAK
HERE SEPTEMBER 30

(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) prove the torpedo casting tech- every country were devoting fried Marcus.
themselves to the same efforts, I
(copyright. 1911. J T. k)

tish Rite Cathedral of the Masonic ed Dr. Stephen S. Wise, Israel B.
Temple.
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