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have been need to support the house of
God. Gambling, which in recent decades
h. become a Jewish iliorage,
againa
I which the Jew should havefought
t
fough
has

metier of the rabbi. Any informed
Jew qualified. As a matter of fact, 1 g;"37w,:,!1".17,',1„.tr. it" ."t1°.
0 "
even today the rabbi faces in this
to men, risesnd in many Important
field the competition of
host o f congregations the laity showed nsenne
nondescript reverends.
What is or responsibility to the synagog.. The
left for the rabbi
the task of l itu
e t i'; •Mt orite"art es"eitteTs 'nunwie:1 • in‘fli rlead;
teaching his people. Long ago the some of the wealthiest congregations In
priest lost his people. The wise i h f iiii,, nutn,:ry are struggling between are
men of Israel came up from the I "In the Heger rill. much .n New York
people and wrested from the priests and Chicago, Jews h.,. been constantlY
nr:ci,...storhoo•eiry r l ai, ,h ,..
bor-
the privilege of instructing and L000uvdai e
guiding their brethern. From the the rabbi in confreTtin7 • n ew ...er re "-
Jews nor
rLe iebh,v Ild
Pharisees to our day this remained
the primary function of the rabbi. pone t Ven•t ry",:ot rtntiage 'irin the futu're 01
lie taught Jewish lore and law by no, institution. and , before the building
Inn cnomrw
ietendni ; hbnjn,unfd t nenno I tinanlr wiiiih•
precept and example. He was the
embodiment of Jewish knowledge the banks fur a new mortgage.
"to 1927 40 Jewn in Chicago, members
and the expression of Jewish life.
Ole.. name to
To what extent is that true of the on f ,netonctognnenrnatati inonin nigned
29. 22of the signer,
American rabbi of today?
were no longer meniber• of that vinare-
"I shall forget this bridgeplayer,
The Federations•
„ The Federation
the cocktail mixer, the bootlegger,
of Jewish Charities
and him that traffics in hechsherim. throughout the round , with hot rye
I shall concern myself with honest exceptions, are narrow in their phil.4hy
and removed In their practice from Jew•
respectable men who are our spiri- ink life. Members of Federation board,
• rule, dine from cirri. where as•
tual leaders. Are they teachers
Is the practice even if It
of Judaism? Do they live Jewish Imilation
ouldnot be propagated iipenly an the
lives? I regret to state that both Philosophy. That will explain why many
nuclei workers in the country can hardly
questions will have to be answered be
deninated as Jews. I know of •n
in the negative. It is our duty to standing nod worker who in, b p
point out that many rabbis in the osophy •nd temperrnent. an assimilatIon•
Int. A* • mater of fact, he married •
country are neither living Jewish Christian woman so that HA children
lives nor teaching Judaism. I am might not be Jew,. Ile sincerely believes
the Jew bye outlived hie unefulness.
not thinking of ceremonial observ- that
i lilh.at ht, hgen ,n
in nynnlow
ngn en Lanyi.hnoim
unnn foi :
ances. We must allow for the dif-
ferences in point of view in Amer- entitled to him philosophy. We shall not
rel with him about It,
Yet. thin
ican Israel. But, whatever our
is or
one of the most impor.
theology or philosophy of Judaism hint ponitions among the Jewinh nodal
in the country. Board° that can
may or may not be, I hope that it workers
engage soch men would naturally be hos-
will be admitted that the rabbi tile or indifferent to Jewish educati.,
should be the representative of Jewish educator, they •n., • the best
emigrantn for the continuity of Jewish
Jewish culture. I maintain that life. Hence,count
m
Federation Boards
many of them are woefully derelict throughout the einint4.yi du art nclude
sn t
in this respect. The Hebrew book, Jewish h oe,;tufenawt
here t efe are flue-
periodical, scientific Jewish journ- ra. nt Jewish Education noire or less
al, the Yiddish press, the work of affiliated with the Federation It In dIffl•
the Vilner Scientific Institute never cur. members of the bureau. They will
reaches them. Their children often tell you that there is too much Zioninm,
too much l'alestine,•nd Pm much Hebrew.
bear non-Jewish names; their They will and one rationalisation or an•
homes are devoid of anything that other and they wi ll remain without. Their
to Jewish life is merely philan•
is reminiscent of Jewish art. They adherence
throllIc.
are woefully assimilated to their en-
Prejudice in Employment.
vironment. Not living Jewish lives
"Take, for instance Jewish un-
themselves, they offer little that is employment and the prejudice
Jewish to their congregations.
against the Jewish worker. It is
Thos. Sermons!
well known that it is impossible
"Examine the subject of nermons an• for the Jewish young woman to
nouneed by rabbis throughout thecoun-
try and you will come to underntand
wh y find • position as stenographer or
Yews an infrequently think of the Jew inh secretary even with a Jewish con-
people and its problems.
of two years I have been collecting
F
` the cern. In New York only 6 per
titles of sermon. of about ..ore of our cent of the stenographers and sec-
leading pulpIteera, The subjectscover
the whole vomit of human knowledge. retaries of the city are Jewish,
The rabbi's variety of intermit Is phenom• whereas the Jewish lawyers num-
Ina, but them. that •reeseentially ber 11,000 out of 25,000. That is
Jewish are
• rather rare. Here are some
picked •t random: "If I w ere
Munso• actually true of the Jewish physi-
"Will Russia'. Five Ye ar Plan chin, and of the Jewish business
Succeed?” "M•nehurla and Juntice,"
Geid' and English Liberals•" "Gan- man. I have spoken to the heads
di and the Youth," "The Stage and of the employment agencies, some
Morale," "Mayor Walker's Financial
Plana for the City of New York," "Mr. of whom admitted that in the past
Hoover'. International Politics." "The five years they did not accept a
Result of Mr. Seebury'm Investigation," single application from • Jewess
"Reparations and the Present Crinin,"
• Litege and Small Na•lee," "The High and frankly told me that even Jew.
Cost of Modena.," "Japanese Imperial.
Imperial. ish concerns refuse to employ Jew-
Ism," "The Sir.. Interlude,"
Ism," and Moran," "Grand Hotel," ish help.

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depression damages youth more CENTERS DRAMATIC
than it does the adult. Unles pro-
Another Record
AFFAIR MARCH 20
In connection with the po- tected, permanent scars may be
left which will be very difficult to
grom in Berlin hundreds of ar-
Eight solid columns of this
ticles appeared in Jewish peri- remedy. Defective education, de-
Plans are being perfected for issue, much of it in six-point
fective health, faulty habits are the annual senior dramatic tour-
odicals, but none is as moving
type, is devoted by The Detroit
and touching as the one that hard to overcome. If we can keep nament sponsored by the senior
Jewish Chronicle to recording
appeared in the Yiddish paper, our youth from losing ground, then
council of the the events which marked the
Ilajnt, in Warsaw. We give, perhaps the salutary and sobering
Jewish Centers fifth anniversary celebration of
in the following, a few lines effects of this painful time will be
Association, ac- the Jewish Welfare Federation
of it:
of permanent help. As we grad-
cording to the of Detroit. This is another rec.
ually bring ourselves and society'
"We don't want to say God
co-chairmen of ord, seldom equalled in Anglo-
punish Germany, first because back to normal conditions and nor-
the dramatic Jewish journalism, and is indi-
Germany as a whole is not mal supports, the fresh and invig-
tournament, cative of The Chronicle's ■ aim
guilty of the pogroms; second- orating aims that have ken so
Leo Lubetsky of, to present to the local Jewish
clearly defined in the children's
ly, because punishment does not
A. Z. A. Chap- community a complete record
follow the crime. Crime is its character can be used to guide our
ter 93 and Os- of Jewish events locally as well
own punishment, and the hench- course. If children needed us in
car Gorelick of as nationally and internation•
men of Hitler, his boys, are times of financial prosperity, they
Lambda Mu Ep-* ally.
alone the executors of the di- need us all the more when the days ,
stIon Frater-
vine punishment on their own are less bright."
nity. The tour-1
Leo
Lubetsky
nament
is to be ,
people. It certainly pains us
Declaring that unemployed do
FATHERS AND SONS
to read about the suffering that not know what to do with their held on Sunday, March 20.
The
preliminary
elimination
our brethren were subjected to
DINNER OF SHAAREY
leisure time, and that "for the vast
during the first days of the New majority of them the dominant which is necessitated by the large'
Year in Berlin. But what are tendency of it all is downward, ' number of entries will he held onl ZEDEK ON THURSDAY
N 1931, INVESTORS SYNDICATE —
the sufferings of the Jews in
physically, mentally and morally." Sunday, Feb. 28, at the Jewish
The Men's Club of Congregation
Berlin is comparison with the Mr. Semen warned: • Center, RI Melborune.
DELIVERED MATURITY CHECKS to
--
The tournament is open to all Shaarey Zedek will sponsor the
great tragedy of the people of
"They will return to their work, I
its clients totaling
S3,699,546) 8
Goethe and Schiller, whose if they ever do, not in better condi- I senior clubs in the Centers and , annual Father and Son ban q uet
youth has nothing better to do, tion as human beings, but in worse consists of the presentation of • Thursday, Feb. 11, at 6 p. m., in
IN 1931, ITS RESOURCES increased $7,836,-
the social hall of the new syna-
has no higher aims, than to di- mood. Only here and there will one-act plays of quality.
102 to a total (as of December 31) of
$46,646,218,51
"Last year's contest was a tre- gogue on Chicago boulevard and
rect bloody attacks against the we find a man or a woman who
1
Jews. And we don't know will seize the opportunity of his mendous success both from point Lawton avenue.
CAPITAL,
SURPLUS
AND
RESERVES
in-
of
view
of
participation
and
pub-
A dinner has been specially ar-
whether we grieve more for unemplyoment for reading or for I
the Jews in Berlin than we pity studying, for a better acquaintance- lic response, but
ranged that will appeal to fathers
creased 1986,185 in same period to a total 01$6,192,678. 43
the Germans."—From Hungar- ship with the arts or crafts or the this year's effort
and sons alike. The dinner will
will even surpass
Learn how the Investors
ian Egyenloseg.
be
part
of
a
general
program
of
cultivation of his finer instincts;! that memorable
LISTEN! TONI
entertainment and good fellow-
Syndicate Plan can reel-
but for everyone who spends his event," the co-
DIVISIONS 1111DICATIT
ship. Dick Bartholomew, hand-
Ise your dreams—how
time in such a way we find hun•; chairmen stated
SUNDAY
•
they are sure to settle, the world
cuff king, will perform many feats
from smell sums it creates
will and great ronipennation for the ter. dreds, thousands, who merely stag-1 in their latest an-
BRIGHT SPOT
which have made him famous,
able sacrifice, it has made and Is still nate."
large
funds
for
business,
0011I
nouncement as to
among which is his famous trunk
continuing to make. Because peace will
Continuing, Mr. Senian said:
take the place of war, races will live in
NB C
home, college, travel,
the progress of
mystery. Harry Cecil, a famous
Sad "MULTIPLYING MOW" to
amity with one another and ru-operation
"The nation'n resources are being or-
TOAST
master of the art of magic, will
carefree Independence.
mill lake the :ace of competition. This ganined to nee to it that no denerving the tournament.
TO
•
will be brought about not because of per•onn lacking eployment
m
shall at the
The following
present a number of mystifying
COAST
at
the
right.
Use
coupon
Nam
the Inherent genuine. of men, but be- same time I•ck nh elter anti food, hot it clubs have
feats that have thrilled many audi-
unlesspeace Is the responbility
a
cause men will realize that un
of those who •re in
2:15 on
and juntice reign throughout the world. normal time. concerned with the re e. already entered
ences. Other features designed to
Alideal•
humanity will perish. And then only alio.' orr
(E I )
communitien to
210,000
oat the contest: Phi-
entertain and promote good fellow-
•
•
will the Jewish problem he completely no rerntin, lacking eini ir n tiloyment snhallffntnankdei; So Liter
Snipt-Oscar Gorelick ship have been arranged.
INVESTORS
solved. Beceune only then will the new
conception of the State. inherent In the. Vi; ine:r7ine . :me trh 'e re," li e Zel e t o chuck, Strangers, Theta Sigma
Charles Agree is chairman of
changem, understosid and prevail. It Ihorten thnese period. or enforced leisure,IKappa,
Pals, Lohonor, Tau Gamma the committee in charge. Alex
is because the new conception of the but we ran make them less miserable,
!
Kappa
and
Lambda
Mu
less demoralizing, le. staggering.
Epsilon.
Schreiber is associate chairman,
S
ee.t riellai(nwheile.hnien"7onf i' te h' e 'il.lop runlatilin 'nj
" • Prevention of social disturbances, of
The senior council sponsors the and other members of the commit-
equal and pasta of the body (oolitic) has loot balance in community life, of broken
not yet been instilled Into the eons 1- (wallies and of lont faith in one's fellow- tournament through its intellec- tee are: Max Keidan, M. II.
of the majority and Into the men in the burden of the moent,
tua l
advancement
committee, Prince, Morris Robinson, Carl Sha.
of government". that the world demands
MINNEAPOLIS
full program of public •.
litt, Barney Smith and I. E. Wine. 1914 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
FOUNDED
in confronted with problems of evasion private wel • fare resource, Not idng for , 1 which is headed by David
BALTIMORE
and dincrimination and, in some countries the cake, but leaven for the dough of the berg.
garden, Reservations may be made DETROIT, MICHIGAN
1
LOS ANGELES
even, of pernecution of minorities.
national bread-loaf I" what the welfare,
through any of the above members
"A Christian' writer recently stated that and relief mobilisation will pr ovide an ,
of the committee or through the
• great •chievement •w•it. the Jew—
measure of prevention fur social sick.' ALTMAN'S RADIO HOUR
the salvaging of Western civilization, h es,
office of the congregation.
Thin in a an •mbitio. claim for Jewish
•1•Ixpertn in the
d diagnosin Memel.-
Because of the limited facilities,
gen.,
But it In true that the mina. ly emphasize
the fact that the gravest
Alti nan's Jewish Charity Hour invitations are confined to mem-
of Israel in peace, and although in the loss end burden o f the bead.. depr.-
Promotion of peace the Jewish people glon and unemployment now prevaling coil I b e broadcast from 12:45 to bers of the congregation and their
may continue to be denpIsed and rejected is not on the material nd economi
1:15 p. m. this Sunday over station sons, to members of the affiliated
of men •nd may be obliged to continue tide an much IA it is on
moral anfl
to struggle for their ...rite., it is but spiritual side. The material snot
econo-i WMBC. The Detroit Symphony organizations and their fathers.
the price they shall have to pay for the mic recovery may come nooner or later.O h
rchestra broadcast will follow
The committee in charge of
great achievement."
B, losn. be repaired. and the new estate
this banquet is also planning a
"Referring to the mitnation of the Jews be better than the of
ld. The harve•t o , thie hour.
n Germ•ny, Mr, Waldrri•n maid: "Whether the spiritual depression—the fruits pro- I
midnight show at a local theater
Through
the
courtesy
of
The
Hitler n control of the government duced by fear, broken peace and de•
or nut, and whether, if he doe, he will ntructive surrown in multitudes of homes Detroit Jewish Chronicle, Mandell on Feb. 27. Further details will
enforce the measures he ha,conceived effecting People of tender yearn •nd hi ii h BCrnstein attorne will broadcast be announced next week.
and proclaimed against them, the etfects
Jewish
of the present vehement anti-Jewinh agi- years. but it is more to produce toe er vou s
MRS. JACKSON IS NEXT
tation will operate for a long time, •nil .15, 5hr i ni i biL niZan
ii tl itnYn. ci rime et e i;dnedne n L es yanmt I I week during this hour.

PITY THE GERMANS

MONEY

REALIZED
DREAMS

1931

I

INVESTORS SYNDICATE

Is

894

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will contribute to the continuation of the
RADIO FORUM SPEAKER
cad dinillusionment of • hitherto proud coat of coot which society most untimate- '
ly bear. On all
e cr
German Jewry.
nules we hear that in
in on th in ease . are
In many states ' Jewish Legion Post Adopts
''That, In theme days, the Jew, can with sanity
Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, presi-
over
hsif of th e b eds
occupied by
Impunity be removed from the economic.
Name of "Julius Rosen-
dent of the Detroit Hadassah, will
patients mentally III. Overcrowding al
political and cultural life of Germany
everywhere prevails In such I. I
wald
Post."
hardly conceivable. I suspect ve
en llit• most
be
the speaker next Sunday', Feb.
titut even sin in pail, and penitent I
ler recognizes thin. Because such •no at• aionx,
7, over the Jewish Radio Forum,
of the
tempt would destroy thevery founda- laden. In the latter, the majori
.
.
.
, broadcast from station WJBK
Inmates
are
under
25
yearn
of
age
mind
!
h
AL
t
e
last
meeting
of
t
and'
h
e
J
en-
tions of tile economic and cultural struct- ny.).
ofthem entered up. the crial
ure It would pull up the tree of Gee'
the evil hab. oil ish Veterans Post, John Litzky of from 5:15 to 5:45 p. m. Mrs. Jack-
coerce
roots. Because careers bee.. , of
•
Kull. by
r,, t,= e „ h e,
,,: u r 4 h ereehe
o
"Long .o Tocitoryille warned um that the Jewish population. small an it in In ktdr ,t.ir. xr,ei.ey,,f,e,hiorw
the executive committee presented son will discuss the work of Ila-
"Wings Over Europe," "Mourning Be-
come. Electra," "The Hou. Beautiful." 'we must not confound the inntitutions Germany (only one per cent of the whole
.1 awm.
motion
tion to name the post after dassah in Palestine.
to which we •re area tamed with the population) ha, during thy past cen• directed energy during the period of t
Julius
u Rosenwald. Several other
"Rarely does a Rabbi deal with necessary foundations ofsociety.' How tarry, become warp and woof of the en• plana r yout h, The lo. to the nation , j„n
Others on the program will in-
front crim e runs Into billionn annualy names had been submitted, but the clude the Jewish Radio Forum
any important cultural Jewish epi- little heed Jewish leader. have given to lire fabric of German life.
thinvery, sound philosophy.ourown
and tends to Mere*. with alarming 'a
The immediate pronpect for an improve- dieration. The coo or the..
sode or with any phase of the eco- oritanizallbn. be the congregations, Ha-
Rosenwald name was adopted Quartet, an organization composed
oreventive
In the Jewish situation throughout and character-building •orenrien in rd.. unanimously.
nomic, political, esthetic, life of the dass•h, Zionist dIstrictx, Federation, ment
of the finest singing voices in the
spelled the whole gamut of Jewinh the world In dubious Palestine, because toirrIny,n7A,II w h:nm, :.meafre.davint tte.7
Jew. Few, if any, rabbis thought have
AC the next •meeting, Wednes• Jewish community, accompanied
th
life and beyond the precincts of our of immigration reedrictionn and Arab
opponition, offer. little for the peasant". ready lie. done.
of dedicating a sermon to the fif- own interest let the devil milt.
by
Samuel Shpargel, pianist.
!clay, Feb. 10, approximately 100
are not taking Jewleh life serio.. The freer movements of all people, from
"The logic of economics as well as comrades, who have paid their
tieth birthday of the greatest liv- ly, "We
Aaron Kurland is chairman of
Is only explanation. All we •re in- one country to another has be. virtually of civics obviously dernan. a
ing Hebrew poet, Bialik. Recently termite., In, even the best 0 In stimpeti, The barriers meanest immigra- increase
the
Jewish Radio Forum.
in thin volume and range eirthli, 1932 dues, will be initiated. All
even higher than the fat.. recreational and preventive nervicen. It
Bialik published a poem that maird•ining the inntitutionn with which lion are merchandise.
Jewish veterans are invited to visit
Super.
we happen to be affiliated. Not in main. barriere of. tariff
emit,
oaxtly
less
to
prevent
than
to
co
m the post.
aroused East European Jewry. tailing Its program—that
Hebrew Ladies Aid Society
mos t of us nationalintn, which le largely • fear com- red or to tiunkh without ultimate recto-
More than a hundred articles, good forget, but in meeting Ile budget and plea, control. and nearly paralyzed most 'Ireton.
'
A delightful musical program Charity Card Party Sunday.
for the nuke of that budget we are ready countrIen of the globe. The only hole
■ and bad, have been pubished about to
make all compromisen, The boot- IH0 In the establishment of an Inter.
"You will notice that throughout
nit WAS
On Sunday, F'eb. 7, a charit
y
presented
by
Miss
Sarah
seion I p palmed out that the soc ial
this poem. American rabbis are larger can become the prenitient of the natimiglism No people have • greater discu
n ti st. the leader in natio nal c po litics. Barr, Ja k Barr and Arthur Ben- card party will be held in the
stake in internationalism than the Jew,; scie
still to become interested in the dis- congregation: a dinreputable
eT.mnt
and
regardlcon
id
the
abnurd
accusation.
hose
won
unr
tnhin
e
hi
ri
nea
n
in
m
na
n
n
t
n
Lawrence-Dexter
Hall at 8 p. III.
.a
nll
,
son.
Zionist leader. Zionism svit. •n ideal:
.re
cussion. Most of them have not a lionimm
created the Hebrew Renalnsance. solid:mates •Iooa Jewish international th
Tickets
Tickets will be given
out at the The Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
Jewish wor Id domIna- have a clear Insight into ma ores..
-
read it. The greatest living Jew- They gave our poet,. novelints, •nti conspiracies
,,,,, . t h e J ew „ and
h eve
',fl ee ], eeeu
„ , situaon
ti
tend
to
e eting for the Purim ball is sponsoring this affair. Admis-
strenon,,, and to "limo. next m
for the twist half century.
ish novelist, Kabak, celebrated his philosotihers
by both self f intermit ..„ •lir.- late a consc ioos un derntanding of p.,,,,,,_
nt to
In America •ionle• in iinly • word—a m o ti t
° t, ninaelnuddes31 r sef reKsah iTuesth ts.
u r m baey held naitng
win stn
..nd for
ro.ope.,.
of ..6.1 a,,,,,,i,..,
and the i i-
Jcr h ho
a or, hTe m
2eple STahte- sici an
o mum.. l moveme
f .t on ly large,
perm Portance
of
c o ntinuing activiti es
fiftieth birthday but he could not shell empty of content. Travel through i ol
i
M
ntern.uon•l go"
areMri'ti
compete with the latest Broadway Ito,
H
A eirhet Z"'trt e r ;
m
laxly
the charactebuilding
eiTencies, bid prizes for this ball were donated charge. A membership drive is
sensation. Most of them have never differ
oth er Jevis1 They come lo ''''''' 'In he entire Kituation a the Jewish t°,11
"'I
P"'"")e ^ .."" I" ''''"' by the following merchants: also in progress and there will be
n
o 'vr,"
e ...s bl e ■ these
Huai
•n occarional ma. meeting, contribute • Penni ,. including the mituation In thin
heard of him.
Melms Company (Jack Sevin), no proposal charge during this
few dollar. to Palestinian fun., and. country, presents grave problems which to oil thioe who may a be in nee d of t h
I do not know your situation her e in
no Jw can escape. l'he hostility of his
Friedberg's, Gerson Jewelry Com- drive. The next meeting will be
(Editor's Note—The De -
intimately enough to be able
i tZ:7;
e. i• not directed o nly i
thhe"ZtrnillY cOvi'errink-
i
wy
w
hither
vim
are
ee ting the p rir Pony, Dave's Auto Accessory, held on Feb. 10, at 1:30 p. m., at
troit Jewish Chronicle was
esng
in
Jew , m noir agn.
ai , the H m of the leinure for m
the youth io
"How many Zionint leader', not to m.seil of the Jewish people. In truth. the
Schecter Music Company, Qual. the Lawrence-Dexter Hall.
the only Anglo-Jewish paper
unemployed
adult
In
your
comm.
speak of the followers. have 'undated it in directed mainly neeinst those Jews
ity Furniture Company, Held's
in the world t o par bli h t h e
implications of the Zionist philosophy wo have gone to the amod lengths in Nevertheless. I want to urge opon
Into their own lives?
• ny
How
of them
m their
h
attempts to adjust them selves pp your fullest support and sympath 'Si,. Jewelry, Wextark Radio Co., Abe Flower Fund of Jewish Wel-
Malik poem referred to in
Ih ox
the
coo Id, even •gainnt nu de of art i rude toward then'
English translation . Jeremiah
;t " gi, !•, !7,stssman Clithiers, Wrubel & Ko-
of the. nemt ;on
fare Federation.
i ng '''4q"1" on r0"n
"r
I t dr Art
el " iw .h rintians who me t he ehii.
nue.
ve r
f in
n Fur Co., Louis Bensman Co,
Zionist literature and
d Zionist
story' dren and grandchildren of converted
Haggai was the translator • )
The Flower
Flower fund of the Jewish
ewi
community ; I
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and
Ray
Correll
Welfare
Federation
acknowledges
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Illena "Rome and der. agannt Jews in high place, the bankers. lib comm
'How many rabbis have found IfiC,
u the land ma. Orchestra will furnish the music receipt of a contribution from
nities throng hoot
.1 11 jell
1. life of Theodore Herd, editor*, modest. merchants and su er.
time to d iscuss the music of Bloch, How many Zionist. have ;riven their Sul leaders In liberal prof c•r ■ ionA. it is look Pa it for example and guidance."
for
the
Purim
ball.
Mrs.
Samuel
Heyman
in memory ,
Jletig n of.ntril inst
n irri pej rat!ve
w
for
.:n
M r. eman warned against pos-
the sculpture of Glichenstein, or Cl,.
of Mrs. Belle Mayer.
II
virtuosity of Menuhin in their
Iire;Tr
let
YJeWr'i'vn h history? ' Wha't omic
ililferences.
` taco In sible dangers from disgruntled ele- Hebrew Evening Classes to
right has sch
u
a Zionk t o co ndemn the euce).
t d
agnst
a reaction anti chativin- ments who will take the schools
pulpit?
Meet on Monday.
Reform Joilailitti
Wherein do his chit- bon.
"Blossom Time" at Casa.
don ,, diver
n
Un-Jewish Rabbis.
front the children of those
c r114 Adler significantly stated at and centers unless they are opened
"Blossom Time," the Schubert'

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A general assembly for the pur- operetta, is again booked at the
elai llit tn oi ,T irtlet"rni C em isT s ' n' t "
1
eniountitna.""N e f Butzel opened the discussion.
the rabbi's primary function to tains a So.. School edurati'm which; ews cannot afford the luxury of our
pose of establishing Hebrew
The telephone provides more useful daily
At the conclusion of the series courses for artists was held on Cass Theater for one week only,
howit
differences."
preach
the word of God. Suppose
're
preac
beginning Sunday evening, Feb. 7,
of lectures Mrs. Ilenry Wineman•
we agree that that is his task, al. dim,,or to differentiate
service and convenience at less
Mr. Waldman's address on Tares
the hank „r
Monday evening at the Philadel- with matinees Wednesday and
who was chairman of the steering
though it were interesting to know
,");',.",,`,":":";iday was supplemented by an inter- committee that arranged the sym- phia-Byron Talmud Torah, under Saturday. Years have not tar-
cost than almost anything else
what the word of God connotes. If girl rota. teem the
esting address delivered by Jacob
the joint auspices of the United nished the glamour of the delicate
"We must begin to plead for Landau, managing director of the posium, thanked her co-workers II brSchool s
the word of God is so elastic that
I d' Schubert nor, ,
one can buy.
it can include a sermon on Grand mergers in Jewish life i n order Jewish Telegraphic Agency, who and the community for the co- Israel of Detroit.
dimmed the appeal of Dorothy
operation given her.
Hotel why can it not be stretched to eliminate waste. There are too happened to be in Detroit on a
Irving W. Schlussel, chairman of Donnelly's story of the love ria.!
At
Monday's
meeting,
Mrs.
J.
also to include the subjects just many synagogues standing empty; two-day visit. Mr. Landau stated
II. Ehrlich was presented with a Young Israel education committee, mance of the famous composer,
listed. The answer is very simple. ' too many seminaries for the train- in part:
copy of Rabbi Goldman's "A Rabbi opened the meeting and explained The musical fabrics woven by
"Many a the rabbi. are far removed! ing of rabbis who will find no put-
"We may consider Germany the Takes Stock," the day being her the purposes of these classes. Ile the great Viennese master have
from the life of the Jewi h
I
number of permits every month,
introduced Bernard
I ac
t
Its euure.
lt
Thy
sa a super-
een b ransposed
y Sigmund Rom-
ey •re • part of their • o da ' Six that I know of, three of 1 laboratory for the Jewish prob-
( ay.
which will be increased from time
e...le...mt, wok,. of w hat Is hap. which could be eliminated without l,
intendent of the United Hebrew berg into the operetta's score.
Lem. If there is a great 11(111 of
penIng in the Jewish world. It im f or
to
time.
an „y loss to American Israel.
this reanon that so many rabi+
lanti-Semitism in Poland we may Bazaar of Ladies Lechem Schools, who outlined the courses
rarel to be found at Jewish mee ek es
After concluding his work in
e
must
husband
and
economize
!
ony
that
it
is
a
because
there
are
to
be
offered.
The
following
Chief
Rabbi
of Jugo-Slavia Ap-
whi r more ens the support a few for economically the Jew is on the
Aniyim Feb. 6, 7, 8.
classes will h o f conducted for
Santiago, Mr. Aronstam together
pointed to Senate Seat by
welthy
a
layme of the community, tt110
too man y of us there. But n
in Ger-
miek5 • It wo uld
The Detroit Ladies' Lechens adults:
the name spal
iritti leadere will aend , rocks,
uld be well that we give ! many we are not even one per cent
with three members of the-s5an-
King Boris.
the Rotarians. Kiwani.. and whatever some thought to this question too." of the population. We
Aniyim
Society
will
sponsor
a
ba-
Hebrew
for
beginners,
elemen-
BELGRADE.
—
tiago committee, went to Vara.
(J.
T.
A.)
—
have
assimi-
whim or fancy will bring limn-
to-
• D.
;ether.
• man • s
rem ' late(' to maximum degree. There zaar Saturday night, Sunday and tary Hebrew, advanced Ilebrew, Chief Rabbi Isak Alakalay of First Group Being Prepared; raise, where he has made arrange-
ment sfor 100 immigrants, so
Mr. Waldman, w ho cons intro-li g no country in the world where Monday, Feb. 0, 7 and 8, at the elementary Jewish history, post- Jugo-Slavia has been named to the
"I signally Inn., • nnumber or 0•101,1.
Part Played by Hias Is
Isho are knn
ow never to miss a meeting ,laced by Judge Harry R.
already stated.
Rotaryn
Keidan. the Jew has been
een so patriotic and Ahavath
b o k Zion Synagogue, 440 1101- Biblical history, Yiddish course. office of senator by ing Boris.
sc. lriorn
.
attend the meet- Brie
Recalled.
„ e eve
r own
rook.
Many
bargains
b
will
„,
?Heti
a
picture
of
the
Jewish
be
Classes
will
be
held
every
Mon-
Chief
Rabbi
Alkalay
of.
, who par-
.
In this manner, another coun-
where he has contributed so much
maintain tn. this is only an expres-ion
International . scene which is based to literature, science and the arts fered, meals will be served, and day night, starting at 8:30, at the ticipated in the opening of Portia-
try has been opened for Jewish
a ln:eid,T.
r snor e m y . rhea e - r , on
numerous features presented. Pro- Philadelphia-Byron Talmud Torah. ment, is the only Jew to occupy a
his personal studies of the situa.!
wanderers for whom Hies, the Ica
v
If
Germany
ehould
depri
e
the
The
republic
of
Chile
is
coming
tu.
"r°
,,el •
`on'
"` ° the '''"'" h thin in Europe. In the course of -
The next meeting will be held seat in either house. Chief Rabbi
Jew of his rights of citizenship, we ceeds will be used for relief work.
"Hoer • re, with h ut few "reption..
to the fore in World Jewry be- and Emigdirect has for the past
at the Stotler Wednesday night, Alkalay was one of 30 senatorial
eongregat ion* supporte d? Many of them his remarks he said:
four years been developing new
- Jewish life i• an international obeli, may expect that Jewish rights in
Feb. 10. It will be open to the appointees by the king, who is en- cause of the possibilities for Jew- immigration lands.
Home
Relief
Society.
have been rarried by the cemeteries end
Europe
may
be
lost
auto-
menon. The Jewish people •re armed
ish immigrants this country offers.
American
"1".°"“4.:
On Friday afternoon, Jan. 29, public. titled to name 48 senators.
wn- all nice the world. Because Ilf
men have baza
ueen made to tell tickets. raf-
It
will
be
recalled
that
Hies
and
bad e , see op by •Il countri••
11 ,e, run
In a statement made to the cm.- its co-operating agencies, the Ica
"An imp ,rant
responsibility Mrs. II. Shulman was hostess to a
ars and ntage c•rd P.O.!' where they ilwell. they mo•t
The punch box and the roulette wheel where they • re.
Blue Blossoms.
Van Paassen Speaks
respondent of the Jewish Tele- and Emigdirect, commissioned Jo-
Their ou
d,tin y
rests n American .lewry. It w ld meeting of the case workers and
there
fore. hound
with the d•stiny
of al to • part wisd
their
chairman,
Mrs.
A.
Gunsberg.
i
graphic
Agency, Rabbi Alkalay
and of constructive
ether elements 'n the p"pui•teun
The meeting of the Blue Bloc- pointed out that the honor was seph Lutzky, a well-known com-
I stat smanship on the part of Amer. A complete course of instructions
munal worker and a member of Say s Harmony Between Arabs and
•
problem• of their •djustment to the icon Jewry if we not only consider was given to the workers by Mrs. soma was presided over by the conferred upon him in his personal
the Hias-lcaEmigdirect branches
wooers! life of the countries In which
Jews Possible.
and think of charity and relief , but Shulman and Mrs. Al. Weisman on president, Louise Sonne. An open capacity and not as chief rabbi • in Buenos Aires, Argentine,
they live The ad' ,
f the J •!
to
was
if
or
would
think
politically
and
the
proper
course
to
take
when-
meeting
people to the world at land 1vouId he •
held lest week at unlike other religious faiths where proceed to Chile and investigate
•Imple matter and would present no prob-
CLEVELAND. — (J. T. A.1 —
lems if it were not for the existence of devote ourselves to the question as ever cases are reported to be in the home of Miss Jeanette Rubin the head of the church automati- conditions there with a view of Jews and Arabs would find a
• .Ida-spreal hostility which seeks. in to what can be done to avert • want. This Was deemed advisable of 1961 Hazelwood. Girls of the rally becomes a senator. Never-
furthering Jewish settlements in means of co-operating if left fr. e
on account of the many new mem- ages of 17 and up wishing to join theless Rabbi Alkalay sai d ,
catastrophe.
that co untry. r. Lutzky suc- of British influence, according to
•
PrnMS:nitet"Zintatilny'llitlj"g;
hers who are desirous of working I call Empire 6587-M and ask for tShl eavkiainn irJ,sewaTrio
Judge Harry B. Keidan, intro-
i
s n s 'ill be gratified by ceeded in interesting
Jews are an ...table element in I
the Jews Pierre van Paassen, ,newspap , r
the chemistry of mankind
Miss S. Stein.
ducing Mr. Waldman, lauded him on cases.
already living in the republic and correspondent and lecturer, who
belly In, 19, 15 l:-;•
With
hale of the Jew-
for drawing the Ilebrew schools
a little while ago Inas-Ica-Emig-
.sstreturrnoead
d. from a seven
CENTRAL s l oirsii;"7::n7-Z.1.4.th si nce that for dl ~ into the Federation during his di-
direct sent to Chile Mr. Aronstam, yhaeasrsju slay abroad.
SMOOTH RIDING UNTIL THEY COME TO THE BLANK DAY
rectorship here. "The hope of
CHEVROLET V„,,jt.,:r . 441';'.11 , 1 [t.";:, heTt;`,7
a member of its committee in
nominaly
•t
I.st.
the
au.
did
and
re.
I
Jewry
lies
in
educating
the
Jewish
Addressing
an
audience at the
CO.
Montevideo, Uruguay, for the Euclid Avenue Temple, Mr. Van
lin.. ights
all `the• element s of youth Jewishly,' he said. Review-
populatt on
The great war d id not
purpose
of
organizing
the
immi-
2287 E Jefferson , h ;rely
ing the work of Mr. Waldman in
stated that England's et-
mate dradic ch.ges in the
grant aid work there on a thor- Paassen
forts at the enforcement of the
Fitzroy 4323 .;.!.Ir E“ ;:te•eVrnr
,
=ht.:s ... trtn rnt>let ::d Detroit, Judge Keidan also lauded
oughgoing basis. has has now
Balfour Declaration are "lax and
shev.. to republic, it not only im- him for bringing to the fore "that
received from Mr. Aronstam, who insincere," lie
p
oncei.bed ro
,f people end nearly leader and prince of men, llenry
contrasted the in-
paralyzed the economic life of the whole Wineman."
is in Valpairaiso, a report as well security of the Jews
in Palestine
world: hot more sieni5r•nt that. It
as a cable dispatch that 100 Jew-
Produced far-reeehin• than.* in human
Philip L. Semen's Address.
with the antonomic rights which
thought and human relation, The out-
ish immigrants can be settled Je
Mr. Semen, who wan intro-
Ruziareceive y
e,n,
Soviettd Russia- j'q
lawry of way aeon Implement of c.c.-
there immediately. The necessary
me. wok,.
establishment of the duced by Albert Kahn, pointed out
steps have already been taken to enjoys a status which at least
L... of Nolo.and • the World Court. in his address that one group
"Always in the Lead"
the •ubrtitution of emoperative action
carry this recommendation into
foe ruthl es• competition in International remains immune from blame and
guarantees him security from Po -
effect.
the
First Class Room and affairs.
I ognon
rec
iti aid
responsibility in the present crisis,
groms."
national guarantee of the rights ofinter-
per-
and
this
is
the
youth,
our
growing
.
Bath for a dollar and
. belonging to minority groups and the
Mr. Aronstam has secured the
Discussing the situation in Ger-
granting of equal rights of eitteen•hip. ir- boys and girls. Urging that pub-
co-operation
of
all
Jewish
ele-
a half.
many, Mr. Van Paamen stated:
respective of race. treed and color, •re
et
ments in Santiago, Chile. The "If he wishes, Hitler can seize
stupendousepochal changes. These all lic machinery should be directed to
A Simmons Beauty Rest
..
the protection of childhood such
.Bute • repudiation
of political e
a
local committee which has been power tomorrow. The Com-
M•t ***** on Every Bed
• which Loo
too t on
pre••iled for thousands as public health, welfare agencies,
erotyears.
organized under the chairmanship munists are waiting for just this
kin g at e he
international
67 Sproat St.
w,
nee. in this breed wsy. we moot realize educational systems, he said:
_
4:
,
of Dr. Weinstein has the support opportunity so that they may op-
that great rood ha. come out of what
"Everywhere we must be on
FREE PARKING
of
all influential .Iews. The com- Hpiotsieer.iim and set up a Bolshevik
still appear., In many of its effect, to
?„;-
guard against any retrenchment
be • traVe .11 of wnnrrrrdenled
Near Downtown Detroit
mittee has received the assurance state in Germany. In that event,
lbne
ea • muddy waters of this 'hid' pinches
the
character
build-
of
the Chilean government that the Jews in Germany will side
tremeadoss ...el shall have eettled.
ing efforts of our youth, for the
there will be no obstacles put in' with
—Loud., Lmm, Mature. tor /iteo• tou • • c.v.., e.aswos.wti
the Communists against
D. C.
the way of granting a certain

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