MEDentorr

GREETINGS TO JOSEPH
KAUFMAN

Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Kes-
dan of 2075 Wes t Philadelphia
avenue wish to ex :end their best
wishes and heart felt greetings
to Joseph Kauf nrn
Glynn Court on he occasion of
his Bar Mitzvah, which was ob-
served last Satur lay, and to his
parents, Mr. an d Mrs. Louis
Kaufman.
S.

Children's Corner

Olemplr Mall El
Notr5

Sundry Sarv:ces:
"Gatultli" will he the subject of Rabbi
Leon From'- serm on Sunday morning.
Oct. 25, •t 10,15.
—5 .—
Salshath Services:
Dr. Leo M. Franklin will occupy the
Pulpit Saturday mroning, Oct. 21. at
10,30.

Column for Our Boys and (*Is

By UNCLE JUDAH

Temple Annual Meeting:
The eighty-second •n nua I meeting of

Co ngre g•tion B eth
l will u nda
in the
find very few Jewish drunk ards. Br ows Memo r ial CEapelS
h
, e
he heldvening.
I The one Kiddualt cup of wine is Nov. I, at 7,30. Election of 011.. will
EAT GUNSBER 7. PRODUCTS
Every one of you has at one time
be tranwrted. The ...I meeting wei
pas sed
ewh ole table. be ininiedNly prencende
or another attended a play, in which'
ic ie r
hoon d. di
sin,
to
gain
a
touch
of the Iamb.
'stage, speak the thoughts of the
3:starhood Annual Luncheon,
like
nature
with
which
to
enjoy
persons they are supposed to repre-
On Monday, Nov. 9, the Sisterhood will
the Sabbath.
hold its annual luncheon and entertain-
sent and portraying a hit of life.
ment. Each one attending this affair
Perhaps some of you have partici-
reque-ted to cntribute • glass of Jelly
A POEM
(or dial-R.0MS among the patients at
pated in such plays as actors and
My that with you today will not hospitals and sanitariums, thioughout the
, actresses. And if you have not
This phase of Sieterh.el activity
be complete unless I recite a poem
I seen plays enacted on a stage, you
ìt charge of the hospital visaing cons-
for you. So I have chosen a very mene
surely have been to the movies
nice poem from one of the greatest s. y
where, instead of being on a single
living poets and the greatest Jewish
11.7,„„,ii.f .":":".1 ,,g committee of the
stage, actors and actresses strut in
poet. Chaim Nachman Bialik, who , si ',shoed it I. need or reading matter
homes, on streets, in trains, even
itzt ti a. 1.1,1m asitth trheoisl isc.k a,t4 tnlinen nv:r-
wrote the following lines, now livers
in the air—but who are in the same in the Holy Land of P
lr
tr
magasines •re particuwri
alestine, Illus•tad
way portraying incidents in life.
Please bring them to the l'em-
Watch For This Label When
which is Era's; Israel, the Land of demand.
pie or if urable to do sti call at
In reality we do not have to go
Ruth
You Buy Your Delicatessen
Israel, for the Jewish people. We
erlei
Longfellow 1191, who will set
to the theater to witness such por-
call him our Hebrew poet laureate that they aie ralled_for.
trayal of life. Because every one
Marla Fresh Daily in Detroit
because he is our greatest poet Ile Temple Itsh School Dance:
of us, you and I, are actors in the
wrote this poem in Hebrew and it , The Temple High School Council will
Delivered Daily to All Good
great drama of life, sharing in one was
translated into English. Its :Xi .
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incident or another. And as Jews
we are actors' in the greatest drama name is "El Ila-Zipor," which o'd"•
Ask Your Dealer for Gunsberg's
means
"To
the
Bird,"
in
it
the
of all time.
Beth El Colley. al Jewish Stud . ..
poet, speaking in the name of many
Ily special reque t. regi•tration will
Have you, boys and !iris, ever unfortunate Jews, asks the bird contin e
u
omit
Monday night, Nov. 2.

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stopped to think about the inter- from Zion for happy greetings.
esting story of your people , about Here is the poem:
the martyrs and saint., about our
great men and great women, our
leaden and heroes, who are in the
:d be thisen thy
the ""'
(Continued from Page One.)
cast of ch•racters of the great is For now Is the winter done.
I• t he
I" ringing
Jewish drama?. Has it ever sc•' . w."
'"""
Yid II. Fauman, who heads the or-
to you that you, too, are 1,044/1.0ir:niVIrVe iwnesiv:Yinwinter
To hear they •
gain.
I ganization's cultural
l
committee, is
actors in this cont:nuoue play Sine,
bird. for f ull Is the singing
I for a series of seven lectures by
Of
which is the oldest in all history
vent tidings •nd dear.
And tell me it there In the ...land
I
outstanding educators.
and which, I am sure, will never
Lite is am bitter . here.
end?
The series of lectures has been
f3rseting thou bringest from Zion

ZIONISTS LAUNCH
LECTURE SERIES

From now on, beginning with
this issue, I am going to visit your
home every Saturday morning—
not in person but through the col•
umns of The Detroit Jewish Chron.
icle.. I am going to discus s with
you Jewish events, Jewish
holi•
days, Jewish heroes and
Jewish
saints. From time to time I am
going to recite • poem to you.

From loved ones who wait for me there; divided into two parts, the first of
Ah. haUSy one41 S urely th ey know not
four to deal with Zionism, and the
How hen, the br
u d en I bear .
I
Though time (hat erds all has not ended , last three with Palestine. Dr. Feli-
ne ancient tale of I , wrong.
man will preside over the first
Yet AI
d
i n
An
And happy shall be thy song.
K rou p a nd Simon Shetzer, president

EIROPIICLE

THOMAS EDISON AND THE JEWS

B erliner. The fight over the tele- people. If the Western Union
phone was a fight waged between could produce a better phone, they
(Continued from Page One.)
move it. Finally, he saw why it the Western Union and the Bell
—
was 113 heavy and couldn't be Telephone Company. After Bell would win in the end.
chine, the landlord appeared in the' moved. Bergmann has screwed
It was Emil Berliner and his
the came out with his telephone, which
transmitter which finally won the
shop and insisted that Bergmann bottom of the barrel to the floor.
was a rather crude affair, the Wes- day for the Bell interests, Thanks
was using more power than he was
Associated with Rathenau's
tern Union, decided to enter a simi- to his invention,
payingfor.
The
the Western
ion
Father.
lar field. They said the Bell phone withdrew from the field of tele-
finally discovered the dynamo."
Bergmann, said Edison, was the was worth little, and they got Edi- phony.
"Mr. Bergmann," said the land- best poker player that he had ever son to work to perfect an invention
lord, "I know where my power seen. No one could win from him. of their own. The truth is, that the
Similarly, both Edison and Ber-
goes." and he pointed to the dyne- One day, all of the principal em- transmitter of the Bell telephone liner invented talking machines.
MO.
ployees of the Edison works tray- was a poor instrument. A royal Edison invented the phonograph
Bergmann gave the landlord a died together to a convention in fight ensued between the Bell and and Berliner the gramophone.
withering look of scorn and said: I Chicago.
There is little use in going into the
Western Union interests.
Come, I will show you." Throw-
They started to play poker as
More than 600 legal suits were intricacies of these battles. The
truth is that most great inventions
ing off the belt and disconnecting soon as the train left Jersey City,
generally have a history of multiple
the wires, he spun the armuture and they played through the night fought by the Bell interests.
inventors, and the wise judgement
with his hand. The landlord did until they reached Chicago. When
Berliner Wins Fight.
is the old war aphorism—"there is
not know that the machine when the the trainman called out: "Chicago,
But the legal battle was only one glory enough for all."
wires were connected, could stop Union Station," Bergmann ca-
, phase of the fight. After all, the
bin own engine.
(Copyright, 1931. J. T. A I
claimed: "Chicago! Why I thought
it was only Philadelphia." So ab-
Bergaman's Revenge.
'
Edison also liked to tell the story sorbed had he been in the game.
of a joke that Bergmann played on , Bergmann, as I have said, later
another Jew, by the name of Ep- became an important figure in the
stein. This man Epstein had once electrical industry in Europe, An-
got the best of Bergmann, and other Jew, who became a world fig-
Bergmann, decided to get his re- are through the Edison industries,
venge. Epstein was a buyer of was Emil Rathenau, father of Wa1.1
odds and ends, and was particularly ter liathenau. Emil Rathenau. who
interested in the chips of brass was an engineer, came to the Unit-
which the Edison factories pro- • ed States in 1878, and after a visit
Extra abundant Heat
duced as a waste product. to the Edison plant went back to
One day, Epstein came t Berg- Germany and organized the electri-
Extra Clean Heat
mann.
cal octupus of Germany.
Extra East in Firing
The Late Emil Berliner.
"Mr. Bergmann, have you any
Extra Ease in Regulating
chips?"
Another Jew, who had an inter-
Extra Clean to Handle
friendship with Edison
"No," said Bergmann, with his esting
'
Extra Satisfaction
poker face, knowing that Epstein was a Jewish Edison, Emil Ber-
Extra High Value per Dollar
liner. Their relationship, of course,
knew better.
was not lacking in elements of
Spent for Fuel.
"Won't you look to see if you ,
rivalry.
And
it
is
a
strange
fact,
has ,^
. on how many similar inventions
Phone as that order today or ask
"t' Epstein.
Finally, Bergmann booked and un- both of them worked—and both
for one of our salesmen to call.
covered a barrel of chips. "But succeeded. Edison, of course, has
you have to buy that by the lot, if received more of the world acclaim,
you want it," said lienrmann, and no doubt deserved it. Unhapp-
Epstein looked at the barrel and !1Y. Berliner never received the
Established since 1910
tried to move it. It was very heav y. meed of praise which was due him.
"I'll give you $250 for the lot," et in some of the battles between
said Epstein. "Sold," said Berg- Edison and Berliner, it would seem
Consult us today about your heating problems
moms. The money was handed over, that Berliner was victorious over
and Bergmann took his hat, say- the far more famed Edison.
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I of the D e troit Zionist Di stri ct, ov er
I mutt leave y
now, by wishing the
the sec on.
o n . All lectur es will be
"It's very hedvy," said Epstein.
you a Good Shabbos, but before I held at Northern high School,
"Full of chips." He began to try to
take leave I remind you again to Woodward and Oen.
write to me and to tell me how you
First Lecture Nov. 2.
like the stories I tell you, and to I
But I want you to do some of the start writing your story for our
College
College
of Jewish Studies of
talking. Don't let me do all of it. first contest.
cago, will be the first lecture r. Chi-
On
When you have read a story, or a YOUR UNCLE JUDAII. Mond
onday, Nov. 2, he will speak on
pcem, write ti me, tell me how you
the subject "From • Herzl to Bal.
liked it, whether you like !stories
four." and will discuss the influence
better than poems, or poems better
of European nationalistic move-
than stories. Or perhaps you
ments, tendencies
of assimilati n,
o
would like to write a Jewish story
the founding and growth of the
Philomatc Debating Club.
yourself, either of some interesting
Continued
from
Page
One)
The Philom•thic Debating Cub. at it
Zionist
movement.
personal experience or about some
meeting on hund•y, elected contestant
1 On Nov. 18, the second lecture in or the Ingatl:ir't
great Jewish character about whom
ya
eniqtenein nh
Canoe
you 'studied in Hebrew or Sunday phia•Byron school "The Prophet the series will be delivered by Dr. 9,21,`". 41,0f."ns:reci:e
" one. Colton
Finda the lier0 will be given. Hi Felix A. Levy, rabbi of Temple Adolph Goldberg, Bernard SharkeK,
schools?
AIe
takes place in the time of Gideon. I Emanuel of Chicago, who will !Irr.hirt)r.sv.iitn: and
From time to time I am going The
following will participate in ,peak on the subject "From
Bal. Louis ;or., An interesting progran
to announce a contest. This month
playlet: Rose Rosenthal, Mir• four to Passfield," and will survey try lev‘i .nsn grned,ker.or
relinitton7
we shall have a contest in story- the
lam Levin Meyer Seigel Meyer diplom
atic developmen
ry sys to in Zion- oats and A be Davis are to 1..1 an
writing about Thanksgiving. You Schwartz, Aaron Sumetz, Milton I i
sm, th e mandatotem and the 'p`^ forum discussion
on
the
current
may want to compare Thanksgiving Lipchinek Sol Panush an
I 'site between C hina and Japan. An
Y,
d M noel A ra b question.
with Succoth, the first Thanksgiv- Strikes
I Jewish youth between the ages of 11 am
11 who is interested in forensic. activi
M g in history; or you may want
Frans to Sneak.
Fra
Yes Is Invited to attend the next meting
Short talks will be delivered by
to write about sonic hero i n
Rabbi Leon Fram, associate rabbi )c0. 25. at tit Philadelphia-Byron Center
early
several
students,
Sol
Neimark
and
•
and
director
of
education
of
American Jewish
Jewish history, The win- Ethel Silverstein at the Fenkell pie Beth El, Detroit, will discuss
Naomi Gels' Club ul Winds°,
Naomi Girls' Club met at the horn
ner will receive
free a year's sub- branch, Louis Isbitsky and Eva "Political, Cultural and Religious of The
scription
to The Chroncile.
the Mi.. Cohene, 612 Aylmer •ve
am
W indsor, Ontario, Oct.
El.
ranch,
Aspects
of
Zionism"
,
on
Dec.
9,
and
Start writing your story now, Blume Fisher and F'rances Berrie will deal with
preparations for the fourth annual bridge
the ideals of Yehuda tanssnt to be given at the Chinese Tr-
and send It in ta me, by addressing
at
the
Philadelphia
Byronbranch.
Halevi,
Nachman
Krochmal,
Ached
UNCLE JUDAH, care of THE DE- Valedictor addresses
in Hebrew Ha-Am and other Zionist philoso- nail Vertanniz
e ntrrin rkrAnnged
n‘nyRenferelmn rnne,
t '
TROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE, and English wil be given
by the A phers.
525 Woodward avenue, Detroit. Be students o (the classes as follows:
at the door.
_
The fourth lecture, on Jan. 6, will
sure I have It not later than Nov. Fenkell, Anna Katz; Oakland, Tina
10, because I want to print the Dobrowitch, Irving Isaacs and Sol be by Dr. Horace M. Kellen, profes-i
The RotiMenClub
lt ., he home of
so
for of philosophy at the New School Mrs. H. lie n Rodin
Club.
on nets
a t After thel
best story on Nov. 20. Rabbi Leon Shiefman, Philadelphia-Byron.
lu‘nc' members played cards.
Fram has consented to act as j udge
for Social Research in New York, e'rre
b inigieT,i e ' h was served. The nest
Spea kers •I Exercises.
In the first contest and I want to
who will speak on "The Philsoophy meetina will be at the home of Mrs. 11.1
R
president of and Program of the Labor and Re- Green.... 1707 Burlingame. WdnesdaY
give him plenty of time to read
evening.
the United Ilebrew Schoo s, and visionist Parties."
l Oct. 26
your stories. Be sure that you give
Kanto Kappa Alpha Sorority.
your name and address' when send- Bernard Isaacs, 'superintendent,
I
The Second Group.
will
deliver
addresses
and
greet
K•ppa
•post Alpha Sorority met •t
ing your story, which should not
The second group o f I et , t utes
• will h e no
ern e e nt
on. 5003
.
s S .
the graduates in all the schools. The
be over 600 words.
Clarendon
sod
planned
for
•
Hallow.
en
woman's auxiliary, as is custom- be opened en Jan. 20, with an ad- party which is to be held Saturday night,1
And now for my first story. It ary, will present e ch graduate dress by Dr. Alexander M. Push- Oct. Si.
a
is an ancient Jewish legend and with a book. Representating the kin, executive director of the board
Bela Gamma Nu.
contains a very interesting lesson auxiliary, Mrs. M. Wekslill
e of Jewish education of Chicago, on
Beta Gamma No met at the home of
er
w
for all of you.
Land and Its Pos- Mir. Edna W.I. 2649 Boston boulevard
greet the Fenkell graduates, Mrs. Palestine, ,
Thenext meeting will be at the home of I
A. B . Strasler th e Oakl an d class , sibilities." The second lecture in Mi. Marion Diamond.
THE FOOLISH SHEDHERD
this
series
will
be
delivered on Feb.
arid Mrs. M.
Zackhei m, presi -
Le Carole D. Ades
is
m.
AND THE VINE dent of the auxiliary, the Philadel- 8, by Dr. Elieser Rieger, supervisor
The girls of le Cercle
Amin met I
When the Great Flood covered phia-Byron class. The Alumni As of the Jewish schools of Palestine at the home of Estelle Weisberg. 2275:
Flairmount.
theh I
Oct. IX.
Roddy Feiner and
Noah sent th e ray- aletation will be represented by the and visiting lecturer at the College
Hans Klugman were guests. The meet-
en out of the ark to see whether following: at the Fenkell school, of Jewish Studies of Chicago, who ins of Sundae Oct. 25 will be held sit the
the flood had ceased. But the raven Anna Zack; Oakland Celia Fin • will speak on "Jews and Arabs." M. of Evelyn Jay,1919 W. Grand
found a carcass cast upon the top and Philadelphia-Byron, Rebecca' The last lecture in the series will be boulevard.
of a mountain, and so settled upon Rappoport.
delivered on March 3, by a lecturer
Na Beta Gamma Sorority.
No lieta Gamin., Sorority on Sunday
it to devour it, and did not return
to be announced. later, who will dis- completed
id*. for a Hallowe'en party
The first medal awarded to the
to be held Oct. 31. The next meeting
cuss
"Jewish
Achievements
in
Pal-
to Noah. Noah, therefore, sent best all-around student, known as
will be at the Belcrest on Sunday •fter-
estine."
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returned, for ehe had not Rented
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This lecture course has been ar- •'''''.. win l''' h`""'":
found a resting place for her feet. peigenson Bros. Company. M the ranged by the Zionist Educational
Brea Delta Sorority.
M. H. Council of
And so a whole year passed before Zaekheim will present th
Beta Delta Sorority held its open
Detroit, and is intended
e
diplomas
Noah could come out of the ark.
refl. Oct. Ifi, at the home 0 ht...
Near K I ad's
to the graduates in the FenIcell for educational and not propaganda :: Mildred
Jaffe. 9633 Broadstreet.
When
at
length
the
waters
sub-
Open Evenings /n111 9 o'clock.
purposes. It is aimed at affording
—
sided, and Noah left the ark, he branch: Rabbi It. Ilurwitz in the
Oakland school and A. M. Prager- an opportunity to Zionists as well
H,,,,, It itt p,,`,titIV,I,r,;d , con-
was distressed to see that the
son, chairman of the board of eclu- as non.Zionists to acquaint them-
Mks Laura IterghoR ono,
whole world had been destroyed.
1 ,,enrnntnzratzlent
cation, in the Philadelphia-Byron selves with the history and theory roeio.rion.
to to t Inznineti wKiirr hn. nnkildi::
He then cried unto God:
(SCHAD:HEN)
luncheon at eth;'" ne of Miss Ceil Gem,
Men and women desiring to make
"Sovereign of the world' Wh y branch. There will be songs by the of Zionism, the achievements of berg
of
1372
Newport avenue. The •or-
Jews in Palestine and the economic
worthwhile acquaintances for mat- hest Thou not pitied Thy children?" earn! chorus and solos. M I
nrity entertained for brid
Miss
wall render folk songs at the Fen- i p 'laical and soc ial problems affect- c os. . Novembe r
its e -elect. with 5
rimonial purposes, see me.
"Thou art a foolish shepherd,"
Prtheilirsan is
kitchen-shower given at the home of Mrs
kell school.
The music will h
S. PARANSKY
'nil+ K endler,
6
22.10
Ho lbr 00k avenue.'
said
the
Lord.
"When
I
had
told
under
the
direction
of
Rev.
H.
Mil-
ng
president
of
the
:1'hur.
4.y. net
Cover was laid for 21
1925 Gladstone Ave. Euclid 5068
thee that I would destroy the world kofsky. Miss Minnie Tobin will be council, and other officers are Mrs. e.,..r. • d bridge was the diversion of '
thou hadst kept quiet. Now thou the accompanist.
cRalph Davidson and Leon Kay, W e' eni "• /4" Shirley
indsor will entertain the w."`"'
:nest out against Me."
its . a
d
vice.presidents; Bernard Isaacs, Sulu
Otilr escorts at • Hallowe'en party on
REV. JACOB 11. SKLAR I Then God promised Noah that
-
—
evening. Oct. Si.
treasurer; Miss Naomi Buchhalter,
ceforth
thenceforth
He
would
never
bring
Detrolt's Leading and
I
secretary.
'then
Gamma Epsilon Mu Sororit
Best Knows
waters of the flood upon the
I
Constituent organizations of the ,, . on °o. i6. `i '!". h""" of H. " ""
, earth.
Seigel. 1110 Atkin-rm. Gamma Ea. el.
council
are:
Alumni
Association
(Continued_
from
Page
of
1.••
Mu
so,orit, elected the following
One.)
Recommended by t
Noah thereupon began to culti-
the United Ilebrew Schools, Avu- "!!! ,,,s , sYi'la s'ill'i l'"" !^. "' r''`"'"'
Cite.; Most Prom
ine erg,
'ate the earth. One day he found He will be assisted
', relate
ther
Irnerrnan.
Iladassah, Hashomer Hatzoir rr
sent Physicians.
by
m ea surer . F our Pl edg E•
another in- kali,
es are :
trude
I a vine which had been cast forth structor
.1110 Hasslystel A
at the University of Mich- Junior Hadassah, Junior Jewisii
omit.. Evelyn lei., Ruth Milan
swan and
lout of the
Goldstein..
in
Phone Trinity 2 6) :6
Garden of Eden. It had igen, Dr. Harry B. Friedscood, who National Fund, Kvutzah lentil,' Helen
-
!clusters
of berries with it, and will deal with the parallel contem- Ladies' Auxiliary of Jewish Na-
PERFECTION LODGE
1 Noah, after he tasted them, liked porary non-medical views. tional . Fund, hlizrachi, Mizrachi
the fruit. Ile then decided to plant
atzte r, Poale Zion, United Ile-
Perfection Lodge No. 486, F. &
The third course is one of Jew
a v ineyard.
A.
M.,
will hold a special communi-
- brew Schrools, Zaire Zion, Zionist
REV. K.
ish Davis,
ethics, an
which
will be in given by District of Detroit and Zionkt Re- cation on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at
Noah was working very hard to Dr.
instructor
PIVACK break the hard clods for the pur-
the de- visionists.
7
p.
m.
F. C. Degree and Mem-
partment of philoso phy. Dr. Davis
mow seesielwr I
bership Committee.
,......d.d by I pose of planting the grape. Sad- is an English Jew and was trained
denly Satan appeared before him . at Oxford.
C. K. SANDORF, Sec.
ono. remei.e.. I and said to him.
By order of
a cdilin c ccronortM• t "What
art thou planting here?,,
The last course is one on Jewish
DAVID ARKIN, W. M.
•IG ■ rn e d •I home
,s
,, ,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.1
re
"It is a %ineyard I am planting current events, which will be led by
_
' Ed %%in
•
D. Sanderson, a fellow in ,
1473 TAYLOR , said Noah. "The grape is a fruit
(Continued from Page One.)
Pt ,,,,,. E. p r. ygg3-J 1 that gives jey to man and gladdens the department of econo mica.
announce his retirement as actor-,
I the heart."
I From an early indication all these hammed Ali's burial in the Dome ney-general. These Jews are,
"Then let us work together," said, courses will be very popular on of Rock as well as the pompous Englishmen before all else, and
Satan.
the campus, not only among the burial there of former King Ilus- the racial theory has not yet been
Thereupon Satan brou g ht a lamb I Jewish students, but among the seini.
recognized in the British Isles, yet
rev. Cantor slaughtered it and poured its blood Gentiles as well. At Michigan on
Ask 1,720 Certificates,
where the Jewish National Home,
avid Golden over the clods of earth. Ile then a.ll as the at the other seven uni
Pointing out that the situation is concerned, the most surprising
caught a lion, slaughtered it, and versities where ther e
are B'n i in Palestine ha econsiderably im- innovations may be expected, the
MOH e L again poured out the blood, drench- B nth Hillel Foundations, there are proved in the last few months, the press here states.
N rdding Ceremo- ing the sail with it.
often as many non-Jews registered Jewish Agency requested the Pal-
,. Performed at
Noah looked and wondered. Satan for Jewish classes in the founds estine government to issue 1,720
Peale•Zeire Zion Convention. I
Home and by
thereupon caught an ape, slew it Lionas Jews.
new certificates of admission for
PHILADELPHIA.—(3. T. A.)
Appointment
and poured the blond upon the clods
the half year beginning in October A plea for a new orientation in
The
new
U.
of
M.
Hillel
building
921 KING.
of earth. At last he brought a pig,
is modernly equipped and decorated and ending April, 1932.
Zionism and in Socialism was
me Null.. 0755
slaughtered it, and fertilized the It has a social hall and reception
of the 1,720 certificates request. voiced by Chaim Greenberg in a
ground with its blood.
r cons, a music and magazine room, ed, 650 are for relatives of Pales- keynote address delivered at the
Thereby Satan wished to indi. offices for Rabbi Heller and the tine residents, while the balance opening session of the convention
rate to Noah the Illowing lesson'
foundation's secretary, two library is for Chalutzim.
of the con bined forces of the
A fter tasting the juice of the grape, rooms for reading and study, an
The Agudath Israel organ, Kol Poale Zion and Zaire Zion opened
drinking the first cup of wine man office for the
director of student Israel, writing about the census, here Friday night. Roth, he said,
becomes as mild and soft-spirited activities, Philip Bernstein; •
warns that the Agudist followers are going through a crisis. He
Mohel Specialist
room
as a lamb. After the second cup, for the Avukah Student Zionist
in Palestine have been instructed urged the elimination of formalism
11 Years' Entre
he becomes as courageous as a Organization,
to
give Yiddish as their native lan- in Socialism and called for more
a chapel or minyan
How., Endorsed
Ion, boasts of his power and of his room for Orthodox
guage when questioned by the direct action. Zionism, too, he
as
well as Re- j census enumerators.
by Lodi./
might. After the third cup, he be- form SteriCra,
said, must undergo radical changes.
which has a tall;
Pilyelelast
comes irturiciated, dances, leaps,
The Palestine administration is The old British orientation is
majestic arc containing a Torah. It
and gam.ols like an ape, making a
2073
is planned soon to place a case of getting rid of its Jewish members. bankrupt, he said. Zionists, he
fool of himself. When he has drunk
traditional Jewish relics in the A Jewish official, Edwin Samuel. added, must abandon the illusion
Clash's.
the fourth cup of wine, he in like
has gone to America for a long that England will help them.
a pig, bestial, filthy and degraded. chapel. On the third floor of the Period of study leave. Mr. Nu-
Eeelia :0461
Brief addresses were made by
new building are room. for the
.
rock, another Jewish official, is be- Baruch Zuckerman as well as by
The Jewish people have never for- resident jani tor
ress, and teg transferred to Kenya. Nor-
•
gotten this lesson. You therefore for three worthy students.
number of representatives of
man Bentwich was compelled to labor organizations.

(DR. M. JACK MAN, OPT.)

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