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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1932

VOL. XXXIII. NO. 13

IMPRESSIVE EVENT 1-,c,,„„,„„,
PALESTINE IS NOT
For Spring Drive
MARKS OPENING OF
TOUCHED BY WORLD
ZION LABOR DRIVE
ECONOMIC CRISIS

More Than 500 at Dinner of
Gewerkschaften Last
Sunday Night.

.

SO THERN JEWS
U IN Washington and Jewry
STATE OF ANXIETY
OVER WILD ATTACK

Chosen by Hoover
For Highest Court

By JOHN DAVIS

(Cosyrisht. 1955. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, tee.)

Agency Treasurer Reports to
American Jewry on
Country's Status.

RUBASHOW, LINDHEIM,
CRUZO, HAGGAI SPEAK

Revivalist Preacher Charges

Them With Responsibil-
ity For Depression.

EXPEL REVISIONISTS
IN UNIVERSITY RIOT

$1,800 Raised in Initial Ap-,
peal; Numerous Affairs
for Visiting Leaders.

Per Year,

I

S TIIERE ANY special reason why American Jews

National Effort Being Made
to Fight Prejudice in
Employment.

Marked by a popular response
which brought forth a record audi-
ence at the opening dinner held
last Sunday night at the Philadel-
phia-Byron Talmud Torah, the
Gewerkschaften campaign for the
organized Jewish workers in Pal-,
estine was given impetus assuring !
success to the annual drive.
Honoring
two
distinguished
guests—Mrs. Irma L. Lindheim of
New York, former president of.

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—In a
report addressed to American Jews,
as a summary of the activities that
their funds have helped to finance
and as an appeal for the continua-
1 tion of their support for Jewish re-
; construction activities in Palestine,
14. Werner Senator, treasurer of
the Jewish Agency for Palestine,
writes, from Jerusalem, that the
MAURICE J. CAPLAN
Jewish situation in Palestine, des-
Reporting for the campaign pite many difficulties, is not so
National
Hadassah,
and
Zalman
planning
committee
of
the
Detroit
much influenced by the world crisis
Rubashow, editor of the Palestine;
Hebrew labor daily, Davar—an! Service Group, of which he is as people believe. His report was
made public by the American
audie
nce representing every ale• I chairman, Mr. Caplan states that estme Campaign, fund-raising
in-
went in the Detroit Jewish cum- his group is now busily engaged strument of the Jewish Agency in
munity from
was present
to hear
mes-, preparing for the expected annual the United States.
sages
and about
Palestine

APPOINTMENT OF
CARDOZO HAILED
THROUGHOUT U. S.

should mark this bi-centennial of George Washington,
aside front the regard which they share for the mem- Hoover Congratulated on His
Excellent Choice for
ory of Washington in common with the fellow citizens?
Supreme Court.
I think there is. And I would reduce this special
reason to the bold statement that George Washington did

PHILADELPHIA
CH CKS
E
ARMY DISCRIMINATION more to set

Je .3 Will Never Consent to
Ghetto in Palestine, Neu-
mann Says in Paris.

$3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

the course of America towards the path of equality for
all religionists than any other American president.
That is a very bold statement, I will grant. Superficially looked
at, one is disposed to challenge it. You say: What of Thomas Jef-
ferson? Surely Jefferson was as broad, as tolerant, as unbiased in
religious dogma as Washington.

SECOND JEW CHOSEN
FOR HIGH TRIBUNAL

Is Scion of Pioneer Spanish

Portuguese Jewish
Family.

I will grant you that a plausible
ClIATTANOOGA.—(J. T. A.)
case to except Jefferson might pos-
—The Jewish populace in the South
Within a few days, two
sibly be built up, but before I even
is living through a state of intense
grant this exception, I will ask you Jews will sit in Washington
anxiety as charges that the Jews
to follow me through along the as associate justices of the
are responsible for the present de- '
path of historical fact, and see if United States Supreme Court
,pression continue to be made un-1
Washington was not really not
checked i n churches, at public
—Benjamin Nathan Cardozo,
only first in war and first in peace
meetings and in radio addresses.
Musical
Service
to
Be
and
first in the heart of his coun- now chief justice of the Su-
Ren-
The incitement against the Jews
preme Court of New York State,
trymen, but first among the presi.
dered by Beth El
is led by Dr. Mordecai Ilam, a re-
soon taking his seat in the highest
vivalist preacher, who is holding
Chorus Choir.
tribunal of the land with Louis
meetings throughout the South,
Franklin, Hershman
Dembitz Brandeis.
with his headquarters in Chattan..
This Sunday morning, Rabbi
To Sp
eak at Service
The appointment of Justice Car-
taiga, and attracting tens of thou- Louis Wolsey of Congregation Ro-
dozo by President Hoover on Mon-
sands of hearers.
(kph Shalom, Philadelphia, will be
Catholic,
Protestant
day, which is expected to be fol-
and
In a radio address which was the guest speaker at
Temple Beth
lowed by speedy ratification in the
Jewish groups will unite in the
heard in all Protestant churches El. His subject will be, "Our
Re-
interdenominational Washing-
United States Senate, met with
of the Southern states, he accused bellion Against Authority."
and to lend financial support to spring drive of the Jewish Weil-
Although emphasizing that
ton
service
at
St.
Paul's Ca-
commendation and approval
the Jews of "conspiring to bring
the Socialist-Zionist cause.
Rabbi Wolsey is known as a keen
fare Federation of Detroit. Fur- American Jewry must help SU pply
thedral,
Woodward
and
East
throughout
the land. Members of
about the present economic depres-
ol
Harg•i's Address.
—Cut Crtemy
Detroit Free Preas.
• titer details of the work of his funds for the maintenance of J ew-
Hancock avenues, at 7:3u p. m.
, thinker and a brilliant and eon-
sion."
the Senate, including Senators
Joseph Haggai, chairman of this committee are given in the story ish reconstruction activities, Dr.
Monday,
Feb.
22,
JUSTICE CARDOZO
Couzens and Vandenberg, heads of
So popular has he become that his
year's campaign, in a preliminary appearing on another page in Senator declares that the Jew s of
Dr. Leo ht. Franklin of Tem-
leading law schools in the country, ..
tabernacle in Chattanooga had to
address opening the evening's pro- this issue. Palestine have taken on an in•r
jurists of note—all hailed the ap-
be enlarged to permit a seating
ple Beth El will be one of the
gram, made a stirring appeal in
ing share of the responsibility
capacity
of
5,000.
With
a
dramatic
pointment of this liberal as a tri-
three
principal
speakers,
his
behalf of the Palestine labor
the projects that have been ere s
'
subject to be "Washington, the
gesture he has gone so far as to
umph for progressive thought. It
movement, urging Detroit Jewry
during the past decade by fu ads
invite
Jews
to
attend
his
meetings
is
generally declared that Justice
Man of Tolerance." Dr. A M.
to join hands with the workers in
supplied by Jews throughout the
Ilershman of Congregation
Cardozo is a worthy successor to
world.
the Jewish Homeland forthe
HONOR J. MILLER where, Bible, in hand, he proposes.
.
to challenge them to refute his
Oliver Wendell Holmes, whom he
Shaarey Zedek will read the
building of
of a center where life
w as chosen to succeed,
$250,000 Misrachi Quota.
( charges. No Jews have thus far
lesson.
should be based on social and eco- I
I
_
'
A quota of $250,000 for Pales ti ne Greeted on His Sixty - Fifth accepted this invitation.
Universal Approval.
anomie justice.
work, to be raised in the Un ited
—
Seldom, if ever, in the history
Birthday by His Many
dents in upholding the constitu
Greetings to the campaign were
National
Discriminatio n in Army ,
e court has an appointment
Woman
Zionist !., tates during the forthcoming y ear,
extended by Leon Kay, president
tional
guarantees
of
absolute
re-
Co - Workers.
sas
p
been so universally commended as
the c om •en-
PHILADELPHIA.—(J. T. A.)
' ligious independence. And
Leader to Address Lunch - t i i decided uan
of the Detroit Jewish National
—
when t
ti,,n of the Miz r ohi
at Nati
—An attempt to extend the discrim-
eon
al I 'al-
I use the word "first" here, I am b hat of Judge Cardoso. Senators,
Fund; Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, in
eon March 6.
Members of Pisgah Lodge of ination against Jews in general
y whom he must be confirmed,
estine Fund on Sunday.
not thinking of the word in terms
—
behalf of local Iladassah; Philip York will be the
speaker at the I
B'nai B'rith were joined by De- employment to the army came to
Over 300 delegates from m
Slomovitz, in the name of The
of chronology, of time, but in I were unanimous in praising his se-
Mrs. David de Sole Pool of Newlc i
any
trait
Zionists
in
greeting
Jacob
light
here
last
week.
ities participated in the delihe
terms of relative importance, c ection, and Republicans, Demo-
1 lions.
rats and Progressives vied with
ins. Rabbi Aaron Teitelba ra- Miller, pioneer leader in numer-j The National Guard of Pennsyl- '
as in behalf of the Zionist District, second annual donor luncheon of
Their Religious Views.
um, ous Jewish causes here, on the or- I vania placed an advertisement in
h presided
ach other in commendation of the
re resenting Simon Shetzer, who the Detroit unit of Junior II I
p national unanimously
representing
Pr
re-cation of his sixty-fifth birthday ' the local press for recruits in its
' electerdna
action.
First,
let
us
take
a
look
at
their
of the ,
was kept from attending due to sah, Sunday, March 6, at the Stat- Mizrachi campaign.
on Monday, Feb. 15. engineer company, specifying, how-
religious beliefs, Both Washing-
the death of his grandfather, ler Hotel.
The nomination reached the
At the Fathers and Sons cele- te i‘i• eet,, that the volunteers be "Gen-!
ton
and
Jefferson
were
not
Ortho-
enate Monday afternoon and
Jacob M. Sarasohn, in Jerusalem;
A native of Palestine and
dox Christians. Jefferson was a w as immediately referred
"Na Ghetto in Palestine."
D . H. Sislin in the name of the active worker in Zionist affairs an
in
to the
Only the vigilance of the Jewish '
trend deist. His critics, of course, c ommittee on judiciary, of which
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—"Zioni sts
Zionist labor groups in Detroit;
. • :,
Exponent of which Felix N. Gerson !
of the world will never consent t has
said he was more extreme than w
Ruth Riskin in the name of Young
Senator Norris is the chairman.
. iseditor, whose expose came to
a new ghetto in Palestine replace;
that. They branded him as a plain
is expected that the nomination
Poole Zion; Jeremiah Haggai,
the attention of the American Jew-
it ll be reported favorably to the
the age-old idea of the Jewish peo-
m el. If we may take Jefferson's
speaking for Hashomer Ilatzoir in
RABBI LOUIS WOLSEY 'word for it, Washington, too, was
ish Committee, prevented the pro-
pie," Emanuel Neumann, American
Senate at once and there Is no
Hebrew and English; Mrs. M. Ku-
a deist And Jefferson' word is
ject from being carried through.
member of the World Zionist Ex-
move, in the name of the Chalut-
question of immediate and favor-
The matter came to light when vincing speaker, Before goin g to borne out by a mass of
ecutive, speaking in French told an
zos, pioneer womens organization
circum- able action on the motion to con-
the Exponent reprinted the adver- • I'hiladelphia he was for m any stantial evidence. We
audience
of
several
thousand D6OpTO
for Palestine.
have hun- firm
years,
the
rabbi
,
of
the
Euclid Ave- dreds of Washington's military
,..0
Feb. 11,
. tisement together with an editorial I
Senator Norris has favored
Mosical Program.
demanding an explanation from the one Temple in Cleveland. Ile has orders, letters, and documents of
Mr. Neumann was the principal
udge Cardoso for the vacancy
The musical program was con-
served two terms as presides
National Guard.
speaker at the celebration arranged
t of various kinds, in large numbers of f
tributed by Ilyman Cohen, tenor,
the
Central
Council
of
Amer
rum
the day Justice Holmes re-
Dr. Cyrus Adler, president of the
here on the occasion of the thir-
ican which some reference is made to ti
who was accompanied by his
American Jewish Committee,whose' Rabbis and has held many posit ions Deity, Divine Providence, Author e red and was one of the first to
tieth anniversary of the Jewish Na-
daughter, and by Emma Lazaroll•
o
national
importance.
lie
xpress
his approval of the ap-
attention was thus brought to the
tional Fund and the fiftieth anni-
was of Nature, etc., but we have not a , ointment
&haver, accompanied by Rebecca
incident, at once took the matter up. chairman of the committee on re- solit ary record of any mention of
versary of the Lover of Zion.
Katzman Frohnian. Mrs. Schaver,
vision
of
the
Union
Hymnal,
wh
"Most
Fortunate Choice."
His action produced an "appro-
ose Christ. Washington, it is true,
Out standing French sta.:ismen
who left on Tuesday with her hus-
From the moment the retire-
priate reprimand" for the officer new volume has just been iss ued occasionally attended
and leaders were present. Mr.
church, but ,m ent of Justice Holmes was an-
from the press.
band, Morris Schauer, for Pales-
guilty and an apology from Colonel
he always, as one of his most re-
Neumann's challenge was enthus.
ounced the demand has been
tine, was given a rousing ovation,
J. W. Study in command of the i Rabbi Wolsey's coming to Pet ro i t cent biographers, William E.
iastically greeted by the audience.
ge
her appearance serving as a public ,
regiment. The promise seas made s expected to call forth a la rge Wood ward,
i Senator Gaudart, one of the speak-
rd, 'Mint, out, left before m neral and non-partisan that the
farewell.
an appointed should be a man of
rra
congregation
as
he
has
many
wa
1
by Colonel Study that no repeti-
the communion service. We have th
era, rose fur a second time after
The appeal for the fund was1
e mental stature of Justice
tion would occur.
I friends and admirers in Detroi I
every reason to believe that his
made by ?inches Crum, former MRS. DAVID DE SOLA POOL Mr. Neumann's address and ex-
olmes,
one of the same "liberal"
,
feeling about religion was ex.1 vi
Chorus Choir to Sing.
pressed his warm appreciation a and
ews, and one of comparable
general secretary of the l'oale • pledged the co-operation of Erma.
In connection with the service
Immigration Figures.
pressed in the Deistic ideas so le
h
'Lion of 'America, who was also al America for many years, Mrs.
arning
in the law. In the opin-
WASH
he Temple on Sunday morning at prevalent in the eighteenth cen-1io
WASHINGTON.—(J.
T. A )
JACOB MILLER
brings with her a rare knowl- statesmen with the American Pa I-
guest in the city on the occasion' Pool
,
n of many who urged the ap-
— I distinct innovation will lie made a tury in which he
' t hlyn:iit3e,d20Sta
Oa l ien List•e)ree asre,nLf • IruoT.
lived. Ile did Po intment, Judge Cardozo
of the opening of the drive. Mr. rug(' of Palestinian life and Amer. est ine ( ommittee.
pos-
bration Monday night, at which; he
he musical service. Instead of the not, it is true, overtly challenge ac s
tes
h U
C
pointing to the achieve- ican aims and accomplishments for
— Reception for Neumann.
ses these qualifications.
nog. 21,1:10 0. 0nlydl.4.p3or2t3er,anim
Mr. Miller was the speaker for tit
a ir. Neumann was honored Fe
the orthodoxy of his day, but it
d tgratl ion 1 / uartette choir which has her
meals in Palestine, declared that Palestine. She was born in Je-
o
Scores
of
names
were
suggested
re
was
simply
h.
the
fathers,
leaders
in
local
B'nai
re
rendered
the
ritual
service
I
that he looked at th
, the
the flames of enthusiasm of the rusale
(Turn to Page Seven.)
B'rith congratulated Mr. Miller eyneartsoetsiraokned aaltl trie;c
e Holmes vacancy, but only
music, under the direction of Pr
e o,rtis fur limiting ; G
matter practically. lie felt that in
Palestine
pioneers cannot be the
ex- there,m
and spent her lan-
childhood
P
learning
native
°I. . religion was a needful,
the case of Judge Cardozo were
and hailed him for his contribu-
eorge Galvani, will he
t i
n
time hrok
ed
tinguished, and that with the spirit gauges a d gaining life-long dm-
e .endorsements nation - wide i
b y a mixed chorus of 15 voices. influence in society, and though
°Ps to the movement. At the all records for deportation," ac-I , T
hg
e or ig
now in force no power is capable 'missions. Her Palestinian back-
sani e time Mr. Miller was the re cording to a statement just made1
could not subscribe to some of
of making of Palesine an Indian ground has been of infinite advan-
a hose participating in the cho
I fsip' sent of letters and telegrams 14
re the following:
rim the doctrines set forth
10,1ibill i ac .byN thie)oaSecretary of Labor,
tape in her active Zionist work
in the: an The final decision in the case Is
reservation camp.
i r i m Zionist leaders honoring him
name of the church, still he val. a derstood to have been reached
•
Sopranos: Liebe Cumm
t
It was announced on Monday through affiliation with Hadassah.
on his natal day and greeting him I
—
chakne, Mildred Nurko Beny ins ued its pragmatic function.
she came to this country
We wh the White House Sunday night,
that the sum of $1 800 was then
as, have
' for contributions to the work for 1
•
1 8:sther Goodman, Sadie C. Sloma as,
Prejudice in Employment.
perhaps further re-enforce- Sc en the President called in
e
ami ), . rs.
oo , then
i'
Palestine's reconstruction. Simon '
n. meet of the broadness of
raised at the banquet, and as we Tamar Hirschensohn, attendd th
nator Borah and a few other
Altos:
Lillian'
e
e
can to press the total entrant-
on Alpe
. e tIrizie l: ti,
r , :p7r,:h
lea ders whose names were not din-
eis i 1:,,d it fai
c so,inN
tEF:ntnliat:r., a
y t ,h6Ln,n77. ,,ii:,
, oininn.sett l ,,,
in the Washingtons in the case of do
y
Distin • D i
schools here and was graduated, Prominent Phsician
imajor_ ' r dith Souls, Bernice Edelste • rn,
in,
lions amount to $2,000.
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.di t C heo—
r rrottr(olstbam
in, Lawrence Washington, the elder d en ged. Mr. Borah told the Presi-
'n T
ei t z ea
onore Fagan.
ht t e iA
tth
from Hunter College in New York.:
guished Himself in Art,
ti s
National
Mrs. Lindheim's Address,
brother of George Washington, try t there was no man in the coun-
winning a scholarship that can •
Science, Literature.
among those who greeted him.
Tenors: Dr. Albert N. Prussia n.
crease of discrimination exercised
Mrs. Lindheim was introduced titled her to study at the Univer-
who was one of the most active up who came so near measuring
lax
Rosenberg,
Samuel
R.
Gla
Hi. Zionist Activities.
or freedom of
I against Jews in the employment
figh te rs
nz. Di,;}1.pg1
to the audience as a leader in the sity of Paris. She later taught Dr. Noah E. Aronstam, promi-
f
faith in d oe to the "Holmes standard" as
Affiliated with many Jewish or_ I field, Judge Albert Cohn, president ti Basses: Harry Baden, Dr. Iii e. Virginia in the colonial days, when the
s Judge Cardoso, and declared
movement to organize the youth French. Latin and Greek at Hun- neat physician, able writer, Ro-
L. Schmier, Saul Rose.
full
religious
liberty
t the appointment was "a most
tor Palestine and as a devoted ad- ter College until the time of her i guist, teacher and connoisseur of
(Turn to Page Eight)
For this Sunday, Professor G a t - granted in that colony. was not fo rtunate one" for the country.
(Turn to Page Eight.)
v
herent to the Socialist-Zionist marriage to Dr. David de Sits the arts, observed his sixtieth birth-
ani will be the soloist renderi ng
ust before the announcemen
I sachem" by Mans Zucca.
cause. Addressing the assem- Pool. Dr. Pool, one of the most r a) on Thursday, Feb. 18, and the
In their own religious opinions, the
President conferred also with
( audience as chaverim, as eminent rabbis in this country, is celebration served as a signal for
The sery eves will hen
w as usu a t thus, both Washington and Jeffer-ISen ator Watson of Indiana, the
at 10:15.
son subscribed to pretty much the l Re
(Turn to Page Opnosite Editorial) (Turn to Page
congratulations from many uar-
Opposite Editorial) . ters
publican floor leader in the
where his ability in numerou
Mrs. Cohane to Speak at Sabba th
(Turn to Page Eight.)
I fields is recognized.
(Turn to Page Eight.)
Services.
I
Born Feb. 18, 1872, in I.ibau
In celebration of Council Sat
b-
ha
Latvia, Dr. Aronstam was educated Lee ture of Prominent International Correspondent and
th, which has been set aside by
in ',M au Gymnasium . Ile cameset-
th e National Council of Jewish W
t.
Traveler, Arranged by Pisgah Lodge of B'nai
0.
me
the United States in 1890 and
m throughout the country ft ir
B'rith, to Be Held at Maccabee Auditorium •
Sa
tled in Detroit in 1892, havi ng
hbath of this week, the pulp
wi II be occupied on Saturday mor
Pisgah Lodge Takes Initiative to Organize Effort in sided here ever since.
Taught at Medical School.
Pierre Van Paassen, lecturer, international correspondent and in K by Mrs. Louis S. Cohane, vie n-
e.
Behalf of Needy; Meeting Called for Sunday
Matriculating at the Michigan traveler, comes to Detroit on Thursday, March 10, under the auspices pr esident of the Detroit section o The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Introduces Column
of
About
Morning; Emergency Council to Get Fund.
College of Medicine and Surgery,
Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith, to deliver a lecture at the t h r National Council,
Jewish Movie Stars, Unveiling Hitherto Un-
Her
subjec
now the Detroit College of Medi- Slaccabee Auditorium on a subject dealing with the complicated inter- wi II be, "Our Work for Religion
known
Facts
About
Jews
in
Moviedom.
national
Jewish
problem.
Se
Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of the Rosenberg, Morris Shatzen and eine and Surgery, he graduated
rvices on Sabbath begin
at 10:3
h Detro it
For readers of Te
Jewish Chronicle, t he
with high honors in 1898
ins and was
B'nai B'rith requests that eve ,. Jacob Seholnick
announcement of
Beginning with this issue, The
the appearance here of Mr.
immediately appointed
J
Van
Paassen
is
news
of
the
first
Van
Paassen
Here
March
10.
of
magni-
Jewish organization in the city
Detroit Jewish Chronicle presents Goldenberg. He carne from the
urology
and
dermatolo
y
at
II Keene, chairman of , a l ma ranter. I
Theater Guild in New York, and
Samuel B.
his
tude. The host of readers of his
send representatives to its special
n 1900 h g
to its readers
, was elc•-
a new feature. which had immediate success in pictures.
the intellectual advancement con- !
excellent and unusually interesting
I follows herewith, and which will
conference at the Maccabee Build- miller, announces arrangements slated to the position of professor
'
articles, which described his investi-
We were wondering how long it
ins Sunday, Feb. 21, at 10 a, m.
have just been completed to bring at this college in the same subjects.
gation of conditions in Palestine, Pioneer Detroiter Was Active i
henceforth appear as regularly as took to make him into a Chi-
ewe far "The Hatchet Man," na
Jewish Life Her e for Close
Germany, Holl
professorial posi-
The primary purpose of the con- Pierre Van Paassen to Detroit mil
a
nd, France and
so
space will permit on the editorial we called
until 1910,
to Half • Century.
rep ortIle
retained
his when his private
the make-up man and
trancee is to devise ways and March 10. Further details appear
i ; pr tion
other lands, must know and recog-
•
page, under heading "Our Film
Practice made teaching impossible.
means for relieving distress among elsewhere on this page.
nize in this fine non-Jewish journal-
asked whether he remembered
---
Jacob M.
ist and friend of our people one of
Folk." Helen Zigmontl, who about that. D. I remember?"
the Jews of Detroit. It is tenta-
Last Monday night a large ; In 1902 Dr. Aronstam was ap-
Sarasohn, for close t
came.
the best informed men in the world 50 years active in the life of the lives in the heart of moviedom, in came
the answer. "It was a night-
lively, planned subject approval crowd attended the annual Father pointed a delegate from Michigan
to
pr
e
,
the
British
Congress
on
Tubercu-
of the representatives to be
today on matters affecting world Jewish community of Detroit, died Hollywood, Cal., is the author.
morel It required two solid hours
and Son night program of Pisgah', held in London, by Governor
in
'scary day."
eat at the meeting next Sunday, Lodge. Jacob Miller, an active; Aaron T. Bliss. In 1903 Governor
Jewry. His able reports of events
Jerusalem, Palestine, in the
• • •
and his interviews with th t Bic ur Cholem Hospital, on Friday
"Our Movie Folk" will offer
and it is aimed to raise funds,' worker in the lodge and ,
, you inside information about
. .
Fe b. 12,
' according
There's an example of success
appointed him delegate from
standing world trailers on Jewish rai
through the means of a hall or' president. who celebrated his
xty-
a sixty
Jew-
to a cable re-
l
questions are read by hundreds of
some other suitable affair, the pro . fifth birthday on Monday, spoke;
ed here on Sunday by his ish stars, and the accompanying for you .. . Fanchon and Marco
(Turn to Page Seven.)
reedit to go to the Jewish Welfare for the fathers and Leo Kolodin I
`la`

JUNIOR HADASSAH
BRINGS MRS POOL

aloe'
teal PISGAH I II

WOLSEY TO PREACH
AT TEMPLE SUNDAY

,

ARONSTAM GREETE D
ON 60TH BIRTHDA Y

Conference of Jewish Organizations
i i
Called to Plan Help for Unemployed,

Pierre Van Paassen, Noted Chronicle
,
Correspondent, Speaks Here March 10

ur Movie Folk" by Helen Zigmond
New Feature Starting in this Issue

JACOB M. SARASOHN
DIES IN JERUSALEM

Federation
council.

emergency

relief of the A. Z. A. spoke for the sons.
The program will be opened with a

• RABBI FRAM'S MOTHER

full length feature motion picture, i
The Special Committee,
DIES IN CINCINNATI
followed by a comedy, shown'
henry M. . Abramitz,
ov
chair-
man of this special committee, through the courtesy of Seymour! CINCINNATI, Ohio.—Mrs •
Leah
Lewis.
These were followed by Fram, mother of Rabbi Leon Frain
urges every Jewish organization to
send representatives, and states Madeline Plews in specialty acro- of Temple Beth El, Detroit, died
that as
the time is short the only batic dancing, Walter Babish and here suddenly on Wednesday, at
invitation that is possible is that his accordion, Edward Marsh at her home, 569 Prospect avenue.
t h e piano,
"Snowball," that col- Funeral services were held Friday
notice in The Detroit Jewish
ored comedian, Little Red•Headed in Cincinnati, with Rabbi Louis
Chronicle. If time does not
mit the a ppointment of represen-
Pet' Crooner, and Professor English, Fineherg officiating.
the magician. Refreshments were
tatives, of icers
f
of respective or-
Mrs. Fram is survived by three
ganizatio ns are asked to attend,
ms, Rabbi Fram of Detroit,
Next Monday night the general • Harry Fram of Cincinnati
as the co-operation of every or-
and
committee of the lodge will hold Philip Fram
ganization is needed.
of Montreal, and two
regular
mee ting.
It is - dghters, Miss
F Fram
of
The committee of Pisgah Lodge its
annie
d that
many applications for Cincinnati and
Mrs. Meyer Albert
assisting Mr. Abramovitz consists membership have been received of Baltimore.
of Ben F. Goldman, Jacob Miller. since the announcement in The
Dr. Victor Droock, Julius Deutel-
Chronicle last week of the mem-
baum. Dr. Peter
Rabbi Fram left on Wednesday
Bernstein, Harry ,

bership drive for the Bernard night for Cincinnati
to attend the I
Yudkoff, Aaron Kurland, Jack Ginsburg memorial -Claw
funeral rites for his mother.

thousands of Jews in this country.
ghter, Mrs. Isaac Shetzer.
Born in Flanders, the descendant Ile Ir. Sarasohn was 88 years old,
of an old Netherland s family, Mr., rni, had lived in Jerusalem for the
Van Paassen studied at the Athe-
t six years, having settled in
Pal
nacum in Antwerp and at the Uni• trot
estine upon the death of his
versify of Toronto. Originally des-
e. lie was in business in De-
tined for the church, the war inter- t h ri t for many years, in the once
vened and he found himself • mem-;
mr, vine Hastings street section
h er of the Corps of Guides on the
elid es
es Mrs. Minnie Shetzer he
western front. Here he served with is R urvived by two other daughters.
distinction, winning nine medal, g ars
c. Rachel Burnstine and Mts.
for coolness under fire and for meri.
ah Bernstein; by two sons, A.
torious service in the trenches.
Sarasohn and Samuel Sara-
•
entered the journalistic field „ soh n; two brothers. Mendel Sara-
in Toronto in 1919 as featur
n
and Bernard Berm
e
writer for the Globe, later moving me. e sisters. Mrs. Hannah Minus.
PI ERRE VAN PAASSEN
to Atlanta. Ga., as editori
Later,
Goldie Lester and Mrs, Ra-
al writ er
on the Atlan ta C onstitution.
his column, "The World's Win-
Benstein. All his survivor,
dow," in the New York World
attracted
attention
from
coast
to
coast. In 1925 hr was s sent
1.," ; de in Detroit, except Mrs. Ben.
ent by
the World with a roving commission : In n, who is in Windsor.
As correspondent in Europe,
his work winning for him thousands of
*cob M. Sarasohn was a ne-
admirers, A contributor to many national
publications, his articles P", se w of the late Kasriel Sarasohn,
have appeared regularly in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle in the past ,
was the founder of the now
d w,"„
;
year, having been syndicated by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.1
net Tageblatt, once very po p-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
, ar Orthodox daily Yiddish news-
PAN r.

introductory column gives you an
excellent idea of the secrets you
will be introduced to, the human
interest angles that will be un.
veiled for you and the knowledge
you will attain about the most
powerful industry in America.
The first "Our Movie Folk"
y Helen Zigmond fol-

lows:

•

•

•

Our Brethren In
The Film Business

(Wolf), brother and sister, came
out to the Coast some years ago

with nothing,—nothing but one
idea—to put together, train,

and
set up vaudeville, acts.
T od ay they have their own
bu ildin g, where they assemble the
"Ideas." And they are supplying
more than movie houses all
over the country,

•

• •

Noel Madison, Maurice Mosso-
vitch's young son, has been added

to the cast of "Symphony of Six
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.—Here are Million," which is Fannie Hurst's
a few facts about our brethren
story written originally for the
in the film business that you'll find screen.
interesting:
A few more of our Yehudim in
Did you know that Joseph the cast are: Ricardo
Cortex,
Schenck, president of United Ar- Gregory Ratoff and Annie Appel.
tists, used to be • druggist in
"Symph r is a Jewish
Chinatown, New York?
story
The with Newon lork's East
S id.
•• •
as the locale. It will tie your
And did you know that Edward heart in a knot, and will have no
G. Robinson is one of our peel'', rs:mect for powdered
noses. It