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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 8

IMPRESSIVENESS
MARKS DEDICATION
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK

Inspiring Addresses by Drs.
Hershman, Finkelstein,
Franklin.

RALLY TO SYNAGOGUE
IS HERSHMAN'S PLEA

Dr. Abramowitz Delivers
Sabbath Sermon; Leaders
Speak at Banquet.

By RUTH C. BROTMAN

b ETRoz
ur i WISH ORO/NIUE
,

8,000 Students in Polish
Yeshivas Are Starving

WARSAW,— (J. T. A.) —
Eight thousand pupils in the
Yeshiboth of Poland are suffer-
ing from hunger, it was revealed
by Rabbi Fein of Slonim, in an
address before the conference of
the Agudath Ha Rabonim.
Greater support for the Yeshi-
both froni the Kehillah an dthe
government was demanded.

KOVNO.—(J. T. A,)—A n ap-
peal t o the Union of Orthox
Rabbi s of America to aid n
o the
famous Slobodka Yeshiva which
is in dire straits, was sent by
Rabbi Schapiro, head of the in-
stitution.
The message to the Union de-
clared: "It is my holy duty to
report to you the catastrophic
situation at the Slabodka Yesh-
iva. The students are starving
in the literal sense of the term.
Immediate help is urgent."

!BRITAIN'S COLONIAL Story of Rosenwald's Friendship for
HITLERIST MENACE
HEAD RE-ASSURES Sammy Reshevsky Told for First Time AROUSES GERMAN
'JEWS ON PALESTINE Morris Steinberg,
LEADERS TO ACTION

i ' "Big Brother," in Tribute to Noted
Sam
Philanthrop p ist,
st, elates Interesting Incidents
Showing Man's Kindness.

Cunliffe-Lister States Spirit
Jewish Circles Dominated by
and Letter of Law to Be HONOR PAID ROSENWALD BY FRANKLIN, FRA
M,
Mixed Feelings of Fear,
Fulfilled.
HERSHMAN, STERN, ALEXANDER AND BU TZEL
Speculation.
DR. NAHUM GOLDMANN
The story of the life of Julius me to come into close contact
JEWS GO TO FRANCE
OF BERLIN NOW IN U. S. Rosenwald, the noted philanthro- with thi
'
pis who passed away on Jan. 6
TO ESCAPE DANGERS
1924 he interested himself
National Palestine Confer- will not be complete without the in "In
Sammy Reshevsky, the chess
Majority
ence in New York This NIrm. atic seninwesill(i'nsts f;;,,,h,!cdhshilped for prodigy, and through Fred M. But-
of Escaping Fami-
lies Come from Southern
S unda y.
zel, Detroit, philanthropist and
Sammy Reshevsky, world famous communal leader, and Dr. A. M.'
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Anti-Semitic Boycott
Condemned by Cou rt ‘

BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The
Supreme Court of Augsburg on
Jan 11 vigorously condemned the
anti-Jewish boycott proclama-
tion published in the Augsbur-
ger National Zeitung, and de-
clared "that under the constitu-
tion all Germans are equal be-
fore the law, and that German-
ism means German citizenship,"
The Nazi constitution, the
court stated, conflicts with the
German constitution and is di-
viding the German into nation-
alities. Under the Nazi consti-
tution, it averred, the Jews are
denied German nationality. This
contradicts the rights poses* to
German citizenship. Since the
Jews must perform their duty
toward the state on a parity
with other citizens, they there-
fore must be accorded equal
treatment, the courtheld.

ROSENWALD HEIRS
WILL CONTINUE HIS
1CHARITABLE WORKS

Were Enjoined by Their Fa-
ther to Carry on Philan-
thropies.

REPORT $30,000,000
IS LEFT TO FAMILY

Sum is Outside of Bequests;
Son, Leasing, Heads Fa-

NEW YORK.—Great Britain , chess prodigy, and which resulted Dushkin, executive director of the'
—
ther's Company,
in a bond of comradeship lasting Board of Jewish Education of
From the triumphant procession
will fulfill not only the letter but to the very (lay which took from
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—A special
with the magnificent sacred scrolls
the spirit of the Balfour Declara- the world the
1 CIIICAGO.—(J, T. A.)—The
Chicago, it was agreed that Sam conference of Jewish represents.
great
benefactor.
by the dignitaries of Shaarey
lion in the upbuilding of the Jewish I
and his parents should live in De- lives was urgedtly summoned by
continuation of the vast philan-
yea Arlsorris Steinberg, for
Zedek around the synagogue, to
many trait. Sam had already been in the Jewish community Jan. 8, to
Homeland, was the assurance given
thropies which he conducted were
president
of
the
the intensified height of spiritual-
Detroit
to the Jews of America in a cable-
this country three years, but made consider the new political develop-
insured
by Julius Rosenwald in the
,
Che
and
Che
e
r Club and for- virtually no p
ity reached with the significant
gram addressed by Sir Philip Cun- flier
education- m ents aris ing from the first inter-
last days before his passing in a
ss
president
ck
lighting of the "Perpetual Light"
of
the
American
ally,
it
havingrogress
liffe-Lister, secretary of state for
been constantly view which Chancel lor Bruening
!conference
with his children at his
by one of Detroit's leading pious
the colonies in the British Cabinet, Checker Association, is best quail - necessary for him to give exhibi- held with Adolph Hitler, Jan. 7.
, bedside, and in his will,
and grand old men, Abbe Keidan,
's s ory. Taking an thins to help support his parents
to the gathering at Hotel Astor, fi
arents
,
The
Dai
ly
A
permanent
committee
will
be
,
inter
News sas
es in Sammy when he first and sisters and brothers abroad,
y it has
the dedication of one of the
where Nahum Sokolow,
learned that about $30,0
named to consider the Jewish pool-
president I came to Detroit in 1921, Mr.
,
00,000 is
finest of Conservative houses of
Sam Get. Hi. inc..
■ n.
I
don
in
the
light
of
the
Ilitlerite
of the Jewish Agency for Pales- Steinberg was responsible for the
left to the heirs of the late Julius
worship in the land will be long re-
t.oh oe tl , ,,
"Mr. Rosenwald was more in-'
Rosenwald
in
his
will,
which
will
orld
Zionist
Or-
interest
which
leaders
in
the
De-
membered by those who had the
ores e in having Sam enjoy a
be filed for probate in a few days.
honor to be present.
at the first public reception tender- troit Jewish commu nity, and later normal boyhood and education,
The
sum,
the
newspaper
says,
Is
leaders
in
Chicago,
inc
Difficulties there were in the
luding Mr. and develop into a worth-while
ed to him by he American section of Rosenwald, showed in the
over and above amounts disposed
way of the completion of this Rabbi Ashinsky to Speak;
citizen even though he might show
the Jewish Agency for Palestine Mr. Rosenwald's interes pr o
of
in
charity
bequests.
Judge
splendid edifice. The path was
Rubiner to Preside; and the Zionist Organization of boy completely revolutio t in the no extraordinary qualities other
The will, the News says, pro-
Statement Made by Judge
certainly not strewn wth roses, but
Amercia
nized his than genius as a chess player. He
Other Speakers.
vides by instructions to the fam-
activities, caused him to quit mak-
after years of hard toil and gen-
Read at Lecture at Phoe-
admonished us to keep him out of
In an address
acknowledging the ing public appearances at h
ily for continuation of Mr. Rosen-
.
.
erous assistance on the part of the
Rabbi Aaron AL Ashinsky of
nix Club.
s pan
public notice and see to it th he !
i
wald's widespread philanthropies.
members of the congregation an d Pittsburgh, formerly of Detroit Jewish
m by American matches and so normalized his edu- should enjoy boy friends and at
par-
Two of the city's largest law firms
leaders, Zionists and non- cational plans that he is today pre- ticipate in their play and educe-
their learned rabbi, Dr. A, M .
e the principal speaker at Zionists,
Mr. Sokolow dealt with paring for a professional career '
will handle the huge estate.
Judge
George
M.
Read
of
the
Ilershman, they may point wit h the banquet of
Prior to that
the critical financial situation in !as a student at the University of tonal activities.
juvenile division of the Probate
To Complete Several Projects.
pride and dignity to a spuitua 1 the Yeshiva Beth
time Sam's necessity for making a
Part icula r emp hasis
l'alestine and said that the major . Chicago.
Court, in an address delivered at a
abode which has few equals in thi 5 Judah of Detroit,
living forced only adult contacts;
upon the comple tion is lace
purpose
of
his
visit
to
the
United
!
luncheon
of
social
workers
and
com-
country, and say "Thank God the to be held this
of se veral
Mr.
Steiniserg's
Story.
on
him
constantly."
States was to secure the aid that
munal leaders at noon on Wedne
projects, involving the expendi-
night is past, God send strength Sunday night,
ture e of approximately $10,000,-
only American Jewry could give.
y at the Phoenix lub
But let Mr. Steinberg tell his
da,
C, stat
for the day."
"The interest taken by Mr.
Jan. 17, at Con-
ea 000, according to Edwin
own story% For 10 years Sammy's Rosenwald immediately gave Sam
hat churches and church
Says Palestine In Crisis •
Function of Synagogue.
gregation Eman-
affiliatio n
R. Em-
, "pal," being closer to him, in fact, the opportunity to which every
have definite influences for good I s brae, president of the Rosenwald
The Sabbath dedication sermon uel Beth Tephi-
"Palestine," he said, "is in the than Sammy's father, Mr. Stein- boy
n Foundation.
preventing
juvenile
delinquency.
Was delivered by Rabbi Herman la Hall,
is
entitled.
Sam
was
given
Wood-
midst of a grave crisis. Not a crisis berg has made it his life's hobby lessons privately to make up for
Chief among these uncompleted
Abramowitz of Montreal, Canada , row Wilson and
This statement was made in r
in the routine sense of the word. I to guide the boy in the right di- his grammar school deficiencies,,
who pointed to the function of the Taylor. Judge
spouse to a question as to whethe e- projects is the colonization of Jews
There
is a do
great
We must
th e dancer of collapse. rection and to advise him with the He was then entered info Detroit
synagogue as four-fold:
religious education has a be • r in Soviet Russia, to which M
Charles Rubiner
impossible in or- end in view that he should be kept Northern High School and he
First, as a "House of Prayer" will be the toast-
on delinquency, Judge Read de- senwald pledged $6,000,000, and
1
der to prevent this terrible.catas- away from curious throngs, and completed a
trophy."
(Beth T'filoh), "The synagogue as master.
four-year course.
dared in his address that Jewish of which half remains unpaid.
Mr. Rosenwald' * last instructions
that he should instead follow the During this period not more than
his house of prayer becomes to
The program
cases have always been rather
Saying that he appreciated the normal paths of a normal boy.
a handful of friends knew that
the Jew his second home, the abode will be opened
small,
and continue to be small in provide that the balance be paid
economic conditions in this coon- Mr. Rosenwald helped to smoothen he was the boy chess wonder. This
by
his children.
ADOLPH HITLER
of his soul, a place where his joys by S. Goldstick,
try, Mr. Sokolow nevertheless
spite of the definite increase in
felt these paths. Mr. Steinberg tells was confided on!
tote
Another Jewish project which
y
are sanctified 'through praise, and president of the
th at "when
juvenile delinquency.
" •
h echo
I think of the situation the story:
rise
in
influence,
and
to
recommend
principal and teachers.
ned Unfilled wasYork
his sorrows softened through Yeshiva.
Whi
the bfui ing
Local Rabbi Ashinsky
Asked whether particular dis- of
a
p e‘ai s in other countries, 11 "Jr was my privilege to know with me he met many people le the measures to be taken.
remaischool
ew
prayer, and where every experi- rabbis will be the other speakers say that
i n At the
tricts in the city contribute an out-
orldthe
it is really ridiculous to Sir. Rosenwald for seven
Detroit, but very few were awe re
conference Jan. 8, it was
training
of
Jewish
social
workers.
ence in life is given a higher and a member of Young Israel will talk of a crisis in America in co
years.
standing number of delinguents
tom- IMan y
opportunities
evaluation and a more spiritual extend greetings to the gathering. !! parison,"
presented that he was the same boy wh pointed out that the position of the Judge Read said that a number This, too, the children are asked
0 , Jews of Germany is comparatively have
to carry through.
- I themselves (luring those years for
meaning," Dr. Abramowitz said.
(Turn to Page Seven.)
The musical program w'll * ' Mr. Sokolow also made an
appeared before him from the
A gi
worse than that of the Jews of
$
Second, as a "House of Instruc- elude vocal selections by Prof. E. for unity in the Zionist ranks appeal
of 250,00
0 to Beirut
say-
Northern High School district
Univers ft
ity, • P rotestant institution
Eastern Europe. The East Euro-
tion" ("Beth Hamedrash"). "If Zaludkowski, selections by a plan-
ing that "it is essential for our
Nate
S.
Shapero
As
pea Jews, speakers pointed out, can
, president of th e in Syria, contingent upon
Judaism is losing ground, it is be- ist and a vocalist.
.
the rais-
political work and for the mainten-
Name Mountain in Honor
appeal for protection to foreign Jewish Centers' sociation, pre- ing of $ 5 ,000,000 by the
cause Jews have not an adequate
Mr. Goldstick, the president, and l ance of our financial program "
univer -
,
Of Jewish Aviator Blum consuls and the League of Nations, sided y at the luncheon, Judge sity, is to be paid
.knowledge of it," he declared.
Rev . Jacob I. Sklar, secretary of
se at once , ac-
. eida n intruced
od
Leaders in the movement for the
whereas the Jews of Germany will
Third, he said, the synagogue is
Judge cording to Mn, Ronwald' d '
Readt Federal Judge
the Yeshiva, state that tickets aretrebuilding of Palestine in all parts
s.
SEATTLE. — (J. T. A.)—Bald be completely exposed to the mercy
Charles C.
to be a unifying force in Jewish
I being sold at $1 a couple, and that of the v..orld sent messages
of the Hitlerites should they come Sinfons and Common P leas Co u r t
life, and this is symbolized by its all food is being donated gratis
Mountain in the Baker River
of greet-
ing to the Sokolow reception
Judge Charles Rubiner_ were in
All
into power..
Similarly, ttheer children are re
pt
historic name of the "House of by local merchants, thus assuring
District
has
been
'
renamed
t
he
audience.
of them expressed the hope that I Prominent Educator to Ad-
Assembly" ("Beth Ilaknesseth").!
Mount Blum, in honor of John
quested to carry through their-
The menire to the Jews has in-
an income for the school. American Jewry would continue to
dress Next Zionist Educa-
Fourth, "They shall make unto
Blum, Jewish aviator, who was
father's intention of contributing
ce:ased with the publicatilm of
play
the
great
part
tional
Lecture.
me a sanctuary, that I may dwell! Ashinsky to Addres s Misrachi.
has had in
killed in his plane on Nov. 1, it
$750,000 to the building of a wo-
the Boxheim document and other
th e past in therebuildin
I
—
in their midst," he quoted, and
g of the
Detroit Mizrachi groups will be Jewish homeland r
was announced by the Belling-
men's
dormitory at Chicago Uni-
projected Nazi measures, aiming at
Dr. Alexander AL Dushkin,
Amon
versity, in addition to
said a synagogue proves its worth; addressed by Rabbi A. ht. Ashin- , from whom cables . were
ham office of the Federal Geo-
K those
the suppression of the Jews, the
read:
Jew-
the $750,.
000
men's
dormitory
when it exercises an ennobling in-. sky at 7 p. m. on Monday, Jan. doh National Council of Palestine , executive director of the Board of
speakers
stated.
graphical Survey. John Blum
at the same
18, at
fluence on its adherents.
for
worked with the Forest Service,
"Judaism as a Type of Culture" institution.
Congregation Beth Tephila London Zionist Executive, jewisi; I Jewish Education of Chicago, mt.
tionall
will
Emanuel
Hall.
be
y
prominent
as
an
educator
Impressive Exercises.
piloting rangers in forest fire
The children of Mr. Rosen-
the subject of a lecture to
Jews Escape to France.
Agency in Jerusalem, Dr. Chaim and an authority on Palestine, hay-
Rabbi
abbi Ashinsk
inspection work.
Impressive ceremonies marked
l
given by Rabbi Leon Fram b e- wald, late last month, prepared to
PARIS. — (J. T. A.) — Large be
carry on their
for e
l y, who b is a nab Weizmann, Lord Erleigh, Lord Mel- mg spent a considerable length of
the dedication exercises on Sun- tiona l
the
American
Association
of
father's
John
Blum
was
twenty-six
groups
of
German
Jews
are
arriv-
Univ
eader,
rings Miz-
an chest, James (le Rothschild and O.
day.
tions when they formed benefac-
important message
to local
E. D'Avigdor Goldsmid, heads of time there, will deliver the next
years old, when his six-passen-
ing in Paris daily in an effort to tion, ersity Women, Detroit sec-
the Ro-
The dedication sermon was de- rachi.
lecture in the series arranged by
ger Ryan monoplane, carrying , escape from the Ilitlerite menace, at 8 Wednesday night, Jan. 20, senwald Family Association.
_ _
the Jewish Agency of England, the Zionist Educational Council of
livered by Dr. A. M. Ilershman,
Their father's will,ain
four well-known Seattle men, ! The exodus from Germany has Ch a p :30, in the Brow. Memorial
it is under-
O scar 1 Vassermann, had of the
spiritual leader of the congrega-
el of the Temple.
stood, sets aside cert funds to
crashed on the Sunset Highway.
been particularly large during the
Jewish Agency of Germany, the
1 ion for 24 years.
Th e board of Temple Beth El re be used by this association
Past month, although a markedcent]
mi-
to
carry on the
Organization of Poland, and
1 o "This is the (lay which the L rd
gration from Germany to France
y extended an invitation
projects which he ens
Justin Gaston,, former minister of
t1 ssociation of University Wa- joined them to fulfill
path made, and it is but natural
has been noticeable in the past year. the
labor in the
before
men
he
and human that feelings of joy Jacob Miller the Installing
colo,.tha French cabinet.
I Last year, the migrants to France tie, to meet at the Temple for die Tdhe
hum ,
will, it is believed,
and gratitude
Officer; Prof. Lawrence
should sweep
I were for the most part intellect- F ran, special occasion.
"Zionists,
seta aside
Rabbi an
'
through our hearts and seek ex-
additional sum for the Museum
uals, suffering. from unemployment being 's lecture is one of a series
Seltzer to Speak,
"New York ,
of Science
I Alin Germany.
presaion," began Rabbi Hersh-
and Industry, which
given under the ausi.lces of
received a
! "Since His Majesty, the King,
man. "We rejoice that we are
In recent months, however, hun- the u niversity women on the gen- previously
Next Monday evening , 'iah acceted
$5,000,000
the ma
endowme
home once more, we rejoice that .odge No. 31, I. O. B. II„ will sg successive Britishndate for Pal estine,
dreds of Jewish families in corn- cyst t itle, "Religions of Today."
well as addinda-
ti ona 1
funds f or nttheasRosenwald
after years of anxious deliberation cially install the newly
governments have
Fo u
Portable circumstances have arrived
Am ong the other lecturers
Will
Address
Banquet
O
pe
are tion,
elected offs-- been charged with the duties which
and disappointments this building cers at a public installation
e r in and particularly Dr A. Euatace Hayden of th e
I
in the the nil I .
ing
Local
Drive
for
Pales
.
s.
stands forth radiant and spacious. c lub rooms in the Maccabee Build- sought zealously and
Leasing J. Rosenwald, the capi-
southern Germany, having sold University of Chicago, Dr. Charles
ave
fairly ey
to h dis-
tine Workers.
We are grateful to all who have i nir, Woodward at Putnam.
their business enterprises and Vibbert of the University of talist's son, was elected chairman
charge their responsibility of giving
made this day possible, who have
other possessions in Germany.
of
board of Seam. Roebuck &
Michigan, Dr. George Derry, presi- Co. the
Prof. Lawrence Seltzer of Detroit effect to Lord Balfour's famous
to succeed
helped us realize our dreams, and C
majority of these immigrants
Zalman Rubashow, who be a ds
Mr. Rosenwald. Ile
its College, winner of a first prize declaration and of facilitating the ,
a" are determined to settle perman- dent of Marygrove College, and had been vice-chairman.
we rejoice and are happy. Our i
the
Palestine
labor
delegation
Dr. Arthur Holt of the University
n a national economics competition, building up of the Jewish National j
work is well begun, but begun (urn
to Page O
this country this year, will be to nently in France and to face the of Chicago.
(Turn
only, This edifice is a landmark
Editnriall
guest speaker at the bg
Eulogized in Huse.
(Turn to Page Eight.)
an the keen competition there rather than
The general public is invited.
in the history of this congregation,
set "await daily a blow frcm a Nazi."
which will mark the formal open.
WASHINGTON.—(J T. JO--
There is no admission fee.
but as every landmark of the j
Julius
Rosenwald
was
ing of the annual Gewerkschaften
eulogized
spirit, it points to a distance still
' campaign for the organized Jew-
the House of Representatives in
by
to be traversed, to the new task
will Sabath
ish workers of Palestine, Feb. 14,
of
Illinois.
ahead of us.
"He will live in
the Philadelphia-Byron Hall. It
the hearts of
will
be
followed
b
a
"It is dangerous to turn the
men for generations," Congre ss .
•
effort to raise Detroit's quota
man Sabath said.
synagogue into an old people's
ALEXANDER M. DUSHK1N
$5,000 for the Histadrut, Pales-
g Arthur C. De
home, we do not wish to have it ex- Succeeds Jude
ninon; Interesting Career of
Detroit, of which Dr. David H. i tine Fed eration of Jewish Lab
clusively masculine or exclusively
Federal Judge, Dating From 1902, When
Mournedin Russia.
; which this year finds itself in nr,
°e, ,
He
MOSCOW. — (J. T.
Fauman is chair man.
a Will Discuss "American Jewish Scene Today" and "Inter.
Was Elected to State Senate.
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A.) —The
•
particularly critical position o w -
news of the passing of Julius Ro-
Dr. Alexander will speak on in t
national Scene of the Jew;" Event Marks
era adversity of
senwald, which reached Soviet
Wednesday night, Jan. 29, at
What has been awaited for the,
Federation's
Fifth
Anniversary.
8
world
economic
conditions.
past month materialized last Fri- jection, Judge Simons ranking oclock, at . Northern High School, '
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for
igh in judicial temperament and on Palestine, the Land and Its the Preliminary
banquet and preparations
cam
day when President Ilerbert abilit
Rabbi Solomon Goldman of Chi-Igation Anshe F.
y.
Possibili ties.
p
Simon
Hoover appointed Hon. Charles C.
in Chicago. Ile
Shetzer,
completed
and
actual
work
be
p
re
Waldman
of is a member of the executive zom-
n
Simons, judge of the Federal Dis
New York , are to deliver
add resses
Judge Simons, son of a nation- resident of the Zionist District of • a
mitt ees of the United Synagogue
etroit, will preside.
trict Court of Detroit, to succeed ally prominent Zionist and former
conference that was held Feb. 1 and 2 respectively at the o
, last week
f A nierica, Rabbinical Assembly,
in the offices of the G e-iPh oenix
Judge Arthur C. Denison, who re- Detroit councilman, David W. Si-
ccoun o
c v
Club, 12 noon as partici
• - American Academy of Political
At
of
Ahieements.
werkschaften
committee
at
86791
pants
in
the
cultural
symposium
In his lecture r.
D us
Dhkin will Twelfth sty
signed when he reached the pen- mons, although in his 56 year
,
eet • it
I is announced I
give a detailed description of the
Science, American Oriental Society,
Dr. Leo M. Franklin Wi
has but twice soughtpub
Linguists So iety of America, So-
lic main geographical
c
urn to Pa g e Opposite
features and
o ce, nevertheles
t
s
Preach on "By-Products
Editorial)
*etas
Spinoza and honora ry
had
an
inte
r-
nturl
resources
of
P
alestine.
He
eating career. As • student
amisho Osor b'Shvat to
. of the Times."
chairman of the United Palestine
at will also give a factual survey of
the University of Michigan he
Observed by National Be
Appeal.
Palestine's
economic possibilities
gathered numerous honors in ora- based
on
"By-Pthe
roducts of t he Times"
Fund, Hebrew Schools,
the and
rep Sim
orts
the Pales-
Rabbi Goldman is the author of
tory and debating, and was gener- tine Survey
will be
subject of Dr. Leo M .
son Commis-
"A Rabbi Takes Stock," which was
Franklin's sermon at Temple Beth
ally known as "the boy orator." Mons, and will offer an evaluation
Chamisho Osor b'Shvat, or Jew-
recently published and created
Ei Sunday morning, In which he
■
But instead
continuing to peek of the relation of the Jewish nab- B a
glory
as • of
•
Hole
furore among the rabbinate. In ish Arbor Day, which is to be ob-
"silver-tongued spell-
Hind. b r
will discuss the effects of the pres-
nerved this year on
and Spl " kr Saturdnaay ion ght; Jew.. ens t
addition he is assistant editor of Jan.
binder." Charles Simons buckled geographic
Saturday,
ent economic situation upon the
tfoactro
t he Journal of Religious Education,
herss einectohnelgic htof
23, will be celebrated in the
down to business and began to
an
Honorary Committee.
moral and religious issues of the
traditional manner by the
build
•
professional
career
which
the
achievements
of
the
past
half
times.
Jewish
century, in
with
an account of cola-
Ilitlerism and . the activities of
National Fund of Detroit and in
led to a federal judgeship, and to nization
Palestine.
Al these services a unique fea-
all branches of the United Hebrew
the present promotion to the high-
the National Socialists in the po.
ture will be the rendition of the
Schools. Parties with appropriate
litical social and economic life of
est judgeship in the land, next to
The final lecture in the series, Ge
ritual service and a number of
n
recitations, songs, playlets, etc.,
that of the United States Supreme also under the chairmanship of
will be discussed by
special' anthems by a mixed chorus
Court.
Mn, Shetzer, will be delivered on Ba r omnaeeye Helene von Hindenbur .
will be among the features in the
under the direction of George
schools, and the
b. 8 by f D r. liezer h R ieger , au niece of. ' President von Hindenburg;
National Fund
Galvani. This new choir, composed
Elected State Senator.
celebration is planned by the lo-
e
Fervisor
o the EJew is scho ol s o f - of the German republic, in her lee.
entirely of persons of the Jewish
in the
cal women's auxiliary.
alestine and visiting lecturer at tare
Born
in
Detroit
in
1876,
the
son
Palestine
Saturday
night.
The
topic
of
her
Masonic
Temple
this
faith, will take a prominent part
of immigrant Jews, Judge Simons the College of Jewish Studies in
Chamisho Osor marks the end
in the Temple services hereafter.
w as educated
ca
is local public and Chicago. Dr. Rieger will speak on address will be "Germany of Yee-
of winter and the beginning of
It is composed of the following:
terday
and
Today."
spring
in Palestine. It comes at
high schools. and received his A. B. "Jews and Arabs," and will give
Sopranos: Liebe Cummins
from
om the University of Michigan a description of the present A
a time when everything in nature
4
A musical festival will be a tea
b ra
Schakne, Mildred Nurko Benyaa,
in 1898.
His law degree wall population of Palestine. He will lure of the evening's program
begins to renew itself and when
Esther Goodman, Sadie C. Stamen,
AU arded him in 1900. lie then re., discuss
•
the soil begins to show new life.
Jewish - Arab
relations with the Harmonic-Bach Chorus
Altos: Lillian Gordon Alpern,
tu
turned to his home city, and took from the point of View of Arab the Concordia Singers and orgy • RABBI SOLOMON GOLDMAN
This is why Chamisho Osor is cele-
Edith Souls, Bernice Edelstein,
an active interest in politic., b e
n
brated
not only with song and
and the bi-national con- music by Franklyn Winfield Mc
Leonore Fagan,
re-
in g elected to the State Senate . dominance
joicing but also by partaking
• being planned by the Detroit Serv-
ception, as well as an analysis of Afee of New York.
of
Tenors: Dr. Albert N. Prussin,
f r um the Second Michigan
'
Palestinian
fruits.
ice
future
Group
District
possibilities.
as part of the fifth an-
Max Rosenberg, Samuel R. Glans-
Mrs. Maud Slocum Sloross i
1902. He was then the young.
In addition to the entertaining
s
niversary
celebration
of
Basses: Harry Roden, Dr. Bur-
Dr. Kellen'. Lecture.
general chairm
the Jewish
es t Senator in Michigan, and one
o f the commit - Welfare ,
features planned for
or the
JUDGE CHARLES C. SIMONS
Fed , ration, Aaron De-
Chamisho
ton L. Schmier, Saul Rose,
Profenier Horace hi. Kellen, of tee arranging for
f the yonngest ever t o hold
lecture, with Roy, president of the Service
Osor something else is being
that th e N ew School of
added
Group
Among the number to be sung
oft
Social Research Ma oroFrranAkir lu,,ITTb ■ r ao n
ce,
e
s
d
be
fr
o
i
i
;rn
a
e
r
this
year—the planting of trees is
announces.
.ion age, to the Sixth United di
on Sunday in addition to the
and
the
conscientious
and
in
New
York,
in
an
address
before
G
overnor
ritual States Circuit Court of Appeals
way in which he assumed , a
Herzl Forest. Every classroom
at h i. gnified
large audience in Northern High honorary chairmen. On the corn "
responses will be • tenor and bass
The
topics
they
are
to
speak
on
has
duties
won
for
him
obligated itself to plant
Cincinnati. President7Hoover has at,
the envi— School
duet, "Guide Me Thou Great Je-
Wednesday, Jan. 6 , outlined matte are Dr. Max Bailin, Al are: Rabbi Goldman, "The Ameri-
le c r.:us:Ku...
d
tree. This work is being dons
et of his constituents; the philosophies
hove" by Lansing and "Jerusalem" asked the Senate to confirm the as
of the Revisionist bert Kahn' Ossip Gabrilowitsch can Jewish Scene Today:" and Mr.
co-operation with the tree
nomination, which had the ap
by Gounod.
MORRIS
D.
WALDMAN
W
,
and
Labor
parties
- in Zionism, and and others prominent in the corn-
aldman, "The International Scene
ve of both Senators James
ing campaign of the Jewish
prod
Always an able speaker, the ad-1 lauded the
Services begin at 10:41• The Conzens
idealism of the Chalut- I rnitrih Louis James Rosenberg of the Jew,"
and Arthur Vandenberg d row he delivered when he placed '
was the editor of the Schzcter tional Fund, of which Mrs.
public is invited.
representing
ee
the
a
ter
group,
0
Sachs.
oreign
Author
of
Important
Book.
is chairman.
i
Approval is expected without ob-I (
memorial v lume, and is • contri-
o Irrc'ti consuls who will greet Baroness
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At the present time, Rabbi Gold- butor to the following
The celebration planned
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Anglo - Jew-
I von Hindenburg.
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Auxito
liary
Lasiofraar
man occupies the pulpit of Corm-
thel.

YESHI VA'S BANQUET
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT gtianreizannt Lof v.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES
HELP DELINQUENT s

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DUSITKIN TO SPEAK
W EDNESDAY N I GHT

FRAM TO ADDRESS
UNIVERSITY WOMEN

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PISGAH INSTALLS
OFFICERS MONDAY Zionist

ZALMAN RUBASHOW
HERE ON FEB.

udge Charles C. Simons Elevated
To U. S. Circuit Court of A pp eals

Rabbi Goldman, Morris D. Waldman
Caldman
To Address Federation's Symposium

LARGE CHOIR SINGS
AT TEMPLE SUNDAY

PLAN ARBOR DAY
CELEBRATION HERE

HINDENBURG'S NIECE
TO DISCUSS HITLER

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