▪ • - - 4) THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN HE ETRour EWEN} HRONICLE AN OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICE NEWSPAPER FOR WAYNE COUNTY and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1932 VOL. XXXIII. NO. 18 COUNCIL TRIENNIAL' Outstanding Leaders In Zionist Labor Movement Detroit s Guests CONVENTION OPENS' HERE THIS SUNDAY ' Announces Plans For Drive May 8 I GoIda Myerson Inspires Audiences at Massmeeting and $10 Donor Luncheon; Zevi Yehudah, Mordecai Ben-Toy and Others Are Guests Here. Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents HIGH COMMISSIONER'community Mourns ANNUAL ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN S. B. Kahn's Death TO BE CONDUCTED HERE MAY 848; GIVES APPROVAL TO Was President of Jewish Home; Active DRASTIC LAND LAW Children's YEAR'S QUOTA IS SET AT $165,523 in Many Civic Affairs. First Session at Temple Beth A group of outstanding leaders in the Zionist labor El; Other Sessions at movement were guests in Detroit during the past week, Hotel Statler. Jews Oppose Measure Giving Judicial Powers to Officials. portant Palestinian causes. INTERESTING FORUMS Most prominent in the group of visitors was Mrs. Guide Meyerson, TO FEATURE PROGRAM leader of the women pioneers (Chalutzos), who addressed a mass- BEDOUIN LAND LEASE EXPLAINED BY J. N. F.. Gabrilowitsch to Be Guest Pianist at Banquet Tues day Evening. Social Order of Country, Not ' National Fund, Blamed for Disputes. and each made a stirring appeal in behalf of several im- - Michigan's Home Jewish Newspaper meeting at the Philadelphia-Byron Hall on Sunday evening and a $10 donors' luncheon at Hotel Statler at noon on Wednesday. She also i'addressed other meetings, includ - ling gatherings of the Young Poale _....._ CORRECTION BOARD zio Zevi RETAINS FRIEDMAN Samuel B. Kahn, one of the most prominent business men in High- land 'Park and an outstanding leader in the Detroit Jewish com- inutility, died suddenly on Tuesday, shortly after 4 a. in., at his hom e, Announcement of Plans for Forthcoming Spring Drive Made by Henry Wineman, Chairman of the Board of Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit. INCLUDE RELIEF APPEALS, SCHOOLS, OLD FOLKS' HOME, FREE LOAN, SHELTER HOUSE Detroit Jews Called Upon to Set Example for Entire Country by Assuring Success for Campaign; Downtown Headquarters Opened for Drive I JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)— I Yehudah, representing the The thirteenth triennial conven- Henry Wineman, chairman of the board of the Jewish Yakhin, the agricultural co-opera- I The drastic land ordinance which tion of the National Council of 'gives vast administrative powers Welfare Federation, announces that the goal for the forth- tive contracting association of Jewish Women will open its ses- to district commissioners in land Palestine, also spoke at the meet- coming Spring Allied Jewish Campaign has been set at sions Sunday, March 27, with the following events as outstanding ing Sunday night, and addressed disputes was signed by the high $165,523, and that the dates for the drive are May 8 to 18. commissioner of Palestine and an- sesera private groups. features of its program: Prominent Leader He-ap- Included in the campaign budget as beneficiaries are e II ashes . meetings of t the nuanced in a special gazette pub- Several meeti Sunday evening the League of local relief for needy Jewish men, women and children, pointed by Mayor Murphy' mar Hatzoir were addressed by lished here. Jewish Women s Organizations of the Jewish Old Folks' Home at 318 Edmund Place, the House of Mordecai Ben-Tov, member of the Jewish circles here have been For 4 - Year - Term. Detroit, with Miss Edith Heaven- Shelter at 79 Alger, the Hebrew Free Loan Association at Clairmount critical of the draft of the meat- world executive of Ilashomer Hat-( -7-- rich as chairman, is tendering a HENRY WINEMAN and Twelfth, the United Hebrew Schools„ foreign relief, Palestine, ure which became available William Friedman, prominent zoir and leader in the Palestine buffet supper to all delegates and and a host of other worthy philanthropic and communal projects last December, and opposed the attorney and outstanding leader in office of the movement. alternates at Temple Beth El. The annual Allied Jewish Cam- measure because it confers quasi which are of vital concern to Detroit Jewry. Other Zionist labor leaders who . At 8 :30 this session will open the Detroit Jewish community, "Feeling as we do," Mr. Wineman declared, "that Jewish life judicial functons on administra- ayor Frank were guests in the city the past , paign will be conductedMay to all of Council members and the Jo- was reappointed by as Mayor *locally, nationally, and interna- men their households. Mrs. Murphy to serve a member of week included Philip Cruzo, Peale 18, and this year's goal will be five officials; favors the possessor 4165,523, according to an an- of the land against the owner, and is being threatened on all the House of Correction Commis- Zion worker. seph E. Friend of New by Mr. Wineman, the nomadic population against the nouncement nou . fronts politically, economically, Mh 1, di h term ending March Mrs. Meyerson' s Add ress. La., national president, ' will Orleans, pre- sion for the , chairman of the board of the Jew- settled population. culturally and communally, we are int 1936. Mr. Friedman is prominent Under the chairmanship of Mrs side. Rabbi A. M. Hershman will • ash Welfare Federation. Under the new ordinance, dis- determined to take vigorous and Jewish Wel LATE SAMUEL B. KAHN give the invocation. Following in the affairs of the Jews- Joseph Ilaggai Mrs. Myerson de- trict commissioners may summon drastic steps in launching this cam- this, Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, presi- fare Federation of Detroit and is livered an inspiring address at the parties to a dispute present to appear be- 29 Waverly avenue, following a paign. Its success must be assured idtf the United mans meeting e former president of h Phildlhi aepa- I f i at the ritten dent of the Detroit chapter, wilt fore them and to if Jewish life is to benefit by the wlaims. heart attack. He was 58 years Byron Talmud Torah Sunday eve- welcome the delegates and visitors. Jewish Charities of Detroit. statements concerning their c old and appeared to be in excellent Four New Members 01)igat- heartening influence it to sorely In • his letter informing Mr. sing. Mrs. Friend will deliver the presi- needs. After reading the statements, the health, having presided Monday . of all the tragedies and : In spite rs. Estelle Friedman of hid reappointment, ed; Large Class to Be dent's message, and Mrs. district commissioners are empow- evening at a meeting of the board "Detroit Jews have in previous discouragements, there arose a Sternberger of New York, the Mayor Murphy stated: Initiated Shortly. ered to question the defendant, of the Jewish Children's Home, of years set the standard of com- "It is with a great deal of sane- youth determined to dedicate it-, executive secretary, will read her and plaintiffs in an effort to dis- which he wee president. The new munal achievement for American reappoint you a self completely to the task of Pals' _ report. Mayor Murphy will ex- faction that I Last Monday March 21, Pisga h Israel. This year more than ever, cover who was in actual possession tend the city's greetings and member of the House of Correc• estine's upbuilding," Mrs. Myer ReportNearly Half Million of the land at the time the dispute Lodge No. 34 of B'nai B'rith was with Jewish life facing destruction Rabbi Leo M. Franklin will be the tion Commission, for the term son stated. "It is impossible in Postpone Dedication addressed by three outstanding Jews Affected by Immi• first occurred. mere words to describe life in Pal-' guest speaker of the evening. ending March 1, 1936. Of Children's Home B'nai B'rith leaders at its regular No Appeal Permitted. gration Problems. "I appreciate the fine work you estine. In the past 10 years there I Rabbi Leon Fram will give the bi-weekly meeting. Open Headquarters Should the district commissioner grew up forests and model colonies closing prayer. Local members have done, and realize how much on land which previously was : Harry Lashkowitz of Fargo, N. discover that either party was For Allied Campaign The dedication of the new will act as hostesses. This is to time and effort you have given to swampy D., president of District Grand NEW YORK.—J. T. A.—Jewish forcibly dispossessed two months Jewish Children's Home on Bur- swam and where a be an open meeting and the first this important department of our lived In fear of malaria. people once: suffering in European countries before the dispute occurred, he Lodge N. 6 of the B'nai B'rith The headquarters for the com- lingame and Petoskey, which 'Paeo business session of the convention. city government. ing Allied Jewish Campaign are was to take place at 2 p. m. next which comprises eight mid-western "Our Jewish army has peculiar: and its effect upon the problems may regard the dispossessed party states and Canada, was the prin- Forums at Statler. located at 900 Park Avenue "I want to commend your inter- weapons—it does not destroy or of Jewish migration necessitating as the possessor. The possessor Sunday, has been postponed on ciple speaker. Mr. Lashkowitz Building, corner Park and West Interesting forums will continue est in the personnel and condition set things afire: it causes the land' immigrant and emigrant aid serv- may then occupy the disputed ter- account of the death of the throughout th e week at Hotel of the House of Correction, and' to blossom forth and to grow. The' ice to nearly half a million Jews, ritory until he is ordered evicted Adams, opposite the Taller Ho- showed how B'nai B'rith has kept president of the home, Samuel pace tel. The telephone number is the principal topic discussed by law-. with the changes that are tak- B. Kahn. Statler. the great care whichyou have I Emek was known as the poorest : was Cherry 6532. ing place in the life of the Jew, He Monday evening, March 28, at shown at all times. It is this kind' . land in Palestine and we made of at the twenty-third annual meet- No appeal will be permitted . ing of the Hebrew Sheltering and reminded his audience that B'nal against the decisions of the dis- Jewish Children's Home was to be 8 p. m., Miss Dorothea De Schwei- of careful and conscientious work : it a gold mine, nitz, a member of the labor com- on the part of our commissioners "In the darkest moments of the • Immigrant Aid Society of Amer- trict commissioner, who is to be dedicated next Sunda y, but the B'rith, which is almost 90 years on all fronts, Jews as well as mission of the stat e o f Penney!. that builds up a department along ; 1929 disturbances we knew that I tea, held at Hotel Astor. regarded as a magistrate and the dedication was postponed on ac- old, has always aided the widows, non-Jews are looking to our De- the orphans and the sick estab- vania, will speak on "Vocational constructive and definite prin. we cannot be uprooted. Gradu- I The meetting was attended by proceedings with regard to evi- count of Mr. Kahn's death. lishing many institutions that the troit community to again lead the Guidance." There will be films de- ciples." I ally the Arabs and Jews are creat• : more than 2,000 men and women, dence on oath, summonses and Mr. Kahn was born in Lithuania. nationally famous. It was not sat- way to success in philanthropic picting woman's part in industry other documents, and enforcement , ing a friendly basis for co-opera- , 1,000 of whom were delegates Coming to the United States at the isfied, however, with just aiding the undertakings. We dare not fail from primitive times to now. wsith, the eyes of the nation upon I tion. This will be achieved throughlfrom local and national organize-, of the order, are to be regarded age of 15, he settled in Harrisville unfortunate and it has widened its u Tuesday evening, at 7 :30, the as court procedure. daily hard toil. We may hope for tions. scope to be of service to all Jewry Detroit section is giving a ban- s , s I Any order given by the distric t served two terms of the city's may- through its additional efforts through England's , Judge Charles Rubiner, of the VA The principal speakers were commissioner in a land dispute will, Mich., entered business there Pwairtbk and at Hotel Statler in honor of vi,nag n t ,o, efforts, but we do not wait for rr1 . 1 before ntreobt which ,.., .noi tot , o hi G ne .er Iu F W dr 1 ot e ogtnrhe ose lvl ce ihl i l ne s oo: Fe:: e n um en nedrtna: ti. Common Pleas Court, has been ap- te I revent the alienat ion' of the land the delegates and alternates. Os- I England's hechsher to carry on Congressman Samuel Dicksin, associated sip Gabrilowitsch will make one of Circulate Them in 25•Cent De- our work. We do not fear oppos- c airman o the ouse omm it- , and a copy ofth e order is to be the Highland Park Dry Good, co., tion, international anti-defamation ointed chairman of the speakers' eider Scope e: movement pointed for the campaign. Judge his rare appearances as guest nominations to Assure inv. elements, and the only group tee on Immigration and Natural-iserved on the registrar of lands. and later assumed control of the work, the Rubiner was formerly assistant at. P ization; Edward Corsi, commission ss..._ Tickets are available for Kashruth. Ps Attachments Possible. . _.- . . about whose help we are con: torney-general of the sta to of ' thri B anquet at this Council club- er of immigrattim attEllis Islalidor"-g - ' houlr (he dfstrict tomtit's- busineLst.i,. - cernea is the Jewish." : At a recent meeting of the finance house, 89 Rowena street. and Dr. Aaron Singalowsky, prom- sinner decide that neither of the prffeas ibm ient of tart' of District Grand Lodge Lodge Michigan, and was appoin ted" to - - Besides seriavinCgivalcs A The Ch ■ luta Spirit. b Mr. No. 6, o ligated four candidates the Common Pleas Court last July. committee of the Vaad Ilakashruth "Play Day" Wednesday. tamps, ' Speaking of the wave of anti- inept in the work of the Olt. Con- parties to the dispute was in actual the Jewish Children's Home, Wednesday afternoon has been it was derided to circulate s Semitism in European countries, gressman Dickstein dwelt at possession, he may order the land Kahn was treasurer of the Jewish for membership in Pisgah Lodge. As part of the preparations for named "Play Day" and plane are in 25-cent denominations, for the length with immigration legisla- attached until a competent court Child Care Council. He was ,mom- The new members are Barry C. the drive, leading Jewish repre- M. Silverston, Aaron sentatives of the various industries under the guidance of Mrs. John purpose of raising a fund for the .Myerson decried the sar tion, e ' havin having special ecial reference to has determined the rights of the her of Congregation Shaarey Zedek Weiss, Ha in the United States, which ' and professions and officers of Ileavenrich. the ln now -w ' before o Congress. Delegates will be vaad Ila kashruth. parties. This attachment may be and Temple Beth El. Ile served Rosenberg and Leo Gottfurcht. An app appeal is being made to the is being referred to as "discrimi- driven to all points of interest Rabbi Bernard Heller, director lodges, fraternal organizations and Old withdrawn at any time if the dis- on the board of the Jewish through arrangements made by public to patronize this fund-rai - nation." Comparing these condi- ,h Anti-Immigration Propaganda. of the !fillet Foundation at the synagogues have held preliminary Mrs. Abraham Srere, with Council ing effort and to purchase stamps tions with those in Palestine, she: Addresses were also delivered trict commissioner is satisfied that Folks Home for several years. Ile gave considerable atten- University of Michigan at Ann Ar• meetings for the purpose of ex- tee t moment by John L. Bernstein, chairman o f a breach of the peace is no longer di being epo. sponsored koeci a o f, t ahne dc by B'nai B'rith lists of prospective 'givers ornges the members who have offered to driv e inb order to guarantee hashruth, the among the Chalutzim • in Palestine the Hies Committee for Work in involved. l i t iuocu t si v el i f:o kf tending tion to Masonic affairs and was a begs se ance of the dietary laws. and workers. The meetings have their cars. Any requests for spe- The ordinance also deals with 1 past master of Ilarrisville Lodge was when the Chalutzim repaid to Foreign Countries, who spoke on 51.7G . .ottesman :s resident of the the religious vial tripe will be granted. Trips No, of been called by Henry Wineman the society's activities abroad; B. the custom of using land or water No. 292, F. di A. IM.; first master i...,. the Keren Ilayesod the loans. Rau H akes h ru tli , t• L. Cohen Coh n is v the Jewish student. and Fred M. Butzel in behalf of areld• p lanned C bk for grazing, cutting woods or! One doesn't have to be aniC. Vladeck and Jacob Mussel. (Turn to Page Two.) y i sri::ienicgee(png. it hi7,,meeting wtrssi clisa p em itl leadet b three x tueenlsiisin wn here the membership tw uizietr• Foundation, the Art Institute, president and Si.Schachter, secre- Abraham Herman, the presi- reeds, watering animals, irrigation, of m (Turn to Page Two.) ! leaders were Fisher building, Belle Isle and tart'. fishing and similar purposes. The On the executive board are M. the guest, of the general commit. is chairman. . dent, presented his annual mes- district commissioner forbids in- ' Grosse Pointe. tee at a dinner and after the meet- Discussing the immigration terference with these rights until . Thursday evening, at El :30, the Wein, M. Chesluck, L. Levine, 11. , ' sage. Plans are being made by Yid. ing a conference was held. session will be devoted to a forum ' Alum, F. Altschuler. On the tin II ' i situation in the United States, Mr. a competent court rules on the The membership committee asks dish organizations throughout the on "Extension and Field Service." committee are J. Soberman, I.. j Herman said: matter, i ' 8 " all members who are applications i city whereby they will enlist their Dr. Isaac N. Rubinow, nationally Levin, S. Stollinan, T. Weingarden, "The number of Jewish arrivals for the Bernard GinsInirg Memor- full strength in behalf of the drive, known economist, will speak on IN. l'etrick, 51. Fischer, L. Katzer, Wial i °I{da awrarBetrleadn..1 (I i s. ' It is through these measures into the United States during the The Sa‘ ial Class to turn them in as soon as 'Unity in American Israel." This .1. .0berman, H. Tenenbaum, S. !year 1931 was 5,938. The senti• pate which has temporarily been , possible so that they may be passed that the control and support of n meeting is open to men and wo- hutlrih. On the investigating coin- against immigration, par- settled through the agreement of the Jewish Welfare Federation and Iment i e are B. Richman, N. Paiman, Certain Government Will on in time for formal initiation. men who are interested, • its constituent agencies is rapidly itaimi' N. Horowitz and J. Gel. Outpoint Seasoned Team to . ticularly during this period of de- the Jewish National Fund to lease: Take Decisive Action With the installation of new of ;1'n,l pression, has become intensified. some of its land, has not, however, becoming democratized to a DR. HERSHMAN SPEAKS I f mn.renatberennextt ne:t rathsezn has ever be- firers, the convention will close ' — Against the Nazis. Increase String of The opponents of immigration caused discussion of the matter to I T Friday at noon. AT FRIDAY SERVICES I Victories. were extremely active. Not for cease. BERLIN.— (J. T. A.) —Decisive The Dever devotes a leading NATIONAL CONFERENCE one moment did they let up on officers 0 of , f the eh c.1 Rabbi A. M. Hereh man will con- ' Temple Beth El's debating team, their propaganda. Whilst it is true article to a discussion of the en- action by the government to pro- OF MIZRACHI'S WOMEN he w lah which sponsors W ei- consisting of George Katz, Dore- that the rigid restrictive measures tire matter, in which it points out wet the safety of the German re- tinue his series of addresses on I far TeheF at ' the campaign, are: Henry Wine- l eaks: on' terdeyFizceti,o hy Reiser and William Good- did not pass into law, the presi- that not the Jewish National public is anticipated by the Jewish "CommonyAcscheapa A national two-day conference thy moarne,coh rn chairman ra,; of the redb iorf. of 1 g an outcome of its the Friday evening services 8f1 Dr. Willard D. Mayer has been of Mizrachi Women's Organization friend, met and defeated a sea- dent by executive order practi- Fund but the social order of the population Buts el, chair- of country is responsible for any dis- I discovery of Nazi preparations to Congrega ti on appointed a membe of the board of America will be held Monday soned and polished team represent- rally put into force the clauses r man of the executive committee; 1, of trustees of Temple Beth El to and Tuesday, March 28 an d 29, a t ing the Temple of Cleveland on the bills that failed of adoption by turbances that may arise from di,- march on the large cities to seize April Aaron De Roy and Clarence H. Rabbi Israel Lebendiger of Wind- over land. fill the vacancy caused by the the Brooklyn Jewish Center, 667 Sunday, March 20, in the Brown the national legislature. Ameri. putes the Jewish population here nor is the speaker scheduled to de- Enggass, vice-chairmen, and Dr. er. Pa The Jewish National Fund can-,1Bwy can consuls were instructed to , Eastern l'arkway, Brooklyn, N. l'. Memorial Chapel at the Temple. death of Milford Stern. e address this Friday, John Slawson, executive director , The debate was on the subject, : grant visas very sparingly. The not be held responsible for the !the opinion is expressed that they liver th of the Jewish Welfare Federation. Resolved, that the present immi• "likely to becofne a public charge" Wadi Ilawareth conflict, the paper , would have been the first to suffer March 25. (gration policy of the United States clause in the immigration laws writes. "The J. N. F. acquires had Hitler's forces been permitted out their plans. will have an adverse effect upon was stretched to the utmost and land not for purposes of specula.' to carry Jewish circles are satisfied that i , the life of the Jew in the United an interpretation given it which its tion or even exploitation, in the party which pre- t the . government States." Detroit, upholding the framers never intended it should ordinary sense of the word." i h a d been i n c l ined ;negative of that subject, rested , have. These severe interpretations points out. "It acquires the land . T us ) i their main argument on the thesis of the law even affected mini- in order to facilitate the rooting sider warnings of as the exagsrerated Nazi threats the hy the Jews is ' now convinced by the information Representative Committee of Editors of Anglo - Jewish , that Jewry in America was no (Turn (Turn to Page Eight.) torial) . T to Page age O pposite Editorial) I longer dependent upon Europe for diecovered that Nazi assurances1 All Elements Combine to Co-Operate in Relief Effort in , Newspapers and Magazines in U. S. to Select , its spiritual guidance, but was now they would use only legal means . Behalf of Needy •Appeal ; Issued by Charles American Who Has Done Most for Jewry. spiritually and culturally self- to attain their ends, were both mis-1 Smith, Mo'os Chitim Chairman. contained. leading and untrue. The Cleveland debaters consist- In New York City, at the Cen- ! Jacob Fishman, Jewish Morning Adolph Hitler issued a statement teal Park Casino on the night of Journal, New York; Philip J. ing of Marvin Krichman, Zolton , Following a conference of lead- Radio Forum conducted by Attor- to Page Eight) May 7, Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Slomovitz, Jewish Chronicle, De- Klein and Eugene Klein, coached ere of important local communal nay Aaron Kurland and the Jew- the largest and oldest Jewish col- troit; Rabbi Gerson B. Levi, the by Sidney N. Weitz, Cleveland at- - -` 1 relief groups, held at noon on ash ({our conducted by Hyman Alt- lege fraternity, will again present Temple, Chicago; Felix N. Gerson, torney, upholding the affirmative at the Phoenix Club, man will be devoted to the appeal. Padover's "Let the Day Perish," Published This Week. the "Gottheil Medal" to the the Jewish Exponent, Philadelphia; with skilled and polished oratory Saul t Monday agreemenn was reached for co - . App..' by Charles Smith. Is a Denunciation of the Brutalities and Horrors American who has done the moat S. NI. Melamed, the Reflex, Chi- maintained that our present immi- operation of all elements with the , Mr. Smith, chairman of the of Pogroms and Bloodshed. for Jewry and Judaism during the cago; Frank L. Ackerman, the gration policy unjustly discrimi- , Chitim committee and for Moon Chitim Committee, this year 1931. The Gottheil medal Jewish Press, Omaha, Neb.; Ray- sated against the Eastern •and na:so P fv o uc onr lie; . i gt oo lei I zsounrecee sy in to i week issued the following appeal Highland , Park Mayoralty Cam-i i op he was first awarded by Zeta Beta mond Dannenbaum, Jewish Jour- Southern European Jew. The d on for the fund: swn a Arouses Racial Tau for 1925 to Dr. Stephen Wise nal, San Francisco; Henry C. judge, E. J. Gunn, principal of the. Polish persecutions, pogroms and' beautiful and orderly progress of "For the past 31 years the Controversy. of New. York. For 1926 it was Segal, American Israelite, Cincin- Durfee Intermediate S c h o o I, outrages during the war are eon-, his family life was shattered by ' Represented at the conference needy Jews of this city have received by David Brown of De-' nati; li. A. Horowitz, Jewish awarded the decision to Detroit. demand by Saul ' Padover, young race hatred. With an amazing This victory marks the second Detroiter in "Let the Day Perish." sensitiveness and a literary skill The candidacy of James I. Ell- were spokesmen for the Jewish So- looked to the Mo'on Chitim Com- troit. It was next given to Aaron Transcript, Seattle. Wash., and ublished on ' made u of directness, an unswerv- ' mann for Mayor of Highland Park vial Service Bureau of Detroit. mittee for matzoth and other ne- a work of . fiction Sapiro of California for 1927. Joseph Frey, the Modern View, St, one in as many years over Cleve-. March 21 iy I J. onat h P ('ape and' ' ing h on d human h p est) • and a eep is creating unusual interest, with the Detroit Jewish Emergency cessities of the Passover and they an Cape an , understanding, Mr. Padover follows land by Detroit, increasing the i For Ballou, Inc For 1928 the late Julius Rosen- Louis, Mo. ' the Jewish candidate lining up the Relief Council, Home Relief So. have not looked in vain. During The ballot for 1931 is now be- string of successful debates by Sixth street, New., 131, East Forty- I the development of the lad, cursed i York. wald of Chicago received the , backing of every element in the ciety, Zedakah Club, Jewish We' all this time, there were at the pe e secu tn in and n fourth medal. Felix M. Warburg ing taken and the name of the , Beth El's championship t 1 "Le the D • Perish" is a tobi- I b ' senseless men's E uropean W elfare , sacking . Or gan-head of this committee well-known of New York City received the awardee will be announced within which has been ably coached by . ; °graphical, Mr. Padover having ex- slaughter of hie civilian relatives. , men, leaders of every denomi- rizraotuiopl, Moos Chitim and other men who gave unstintingly of their robbed of his boyhood and voutn Benjamin Marcus, team, local attorney) perieneed the horrors of the war ' b hotter for 1929, and last year two weeks. I nation have endorsed him as being to Carry on time and of the In connection with the key affair is scheduled to, and t h e persecutions in the worst y the cruelty of man, through the eminently qualified for the post. Beth El's Lieutenant-Governor Herbert II. this work. The past year has airssw Lehman of New York State re- in New York City, banquets will entrain for Cincinnati on April 10, ' 1, war•ridderC•reas of Eastern Eur- years of his life most important to Mr. Ellmann, who once served of my dear S Sm 7;7 clhCahi r be held in over 40 of the principal there to debate on the same sub-, opt'. The young author is a gradu- the development of his mind and calved the award for 1930. justice of Highland rt and soul were a n o f the father, whose heart ate of the College of the City of De- , character until, at 16, he finds his : !.. s "'late has the backing of the Moos Chitim Committee of De- seen the passing Although Zeta Beta Tau pre- cities of the United States and in ject, ark , ' also general chairman tied up in this work from the very —_ gents the medal, it leaves the se- Montreal, Canada. They will be leading women's organizations. Hi e ' . troit, will be the and is at present doing ! credo - way out of the accursed land which ■ P beginning. lacuna of the annual awardee en- attended by several thousand , candidacy is not without fireworks.' of the Detroit fund and will be as- ate work in history at the I, flies,. all but destroyed him. • • committee dis- La year the com this is the s racial issue having been created , sisted by representatives of the . i, as N . we know, , He is the son !if ., ". SO far o , f tire) y to a representative commit- , graduates and undergraduate Zeta fiat pre. enta ion of recent pogroms' by the remarks of his opponent, various groups co-operating with burled over $5,000 to over 900 tee of editors of the Anglo-Jew- Beta Tau men. Zeta Beta Tau ds ld s. K. Padover of 1105 1in English fiction. , Hsieh,. oai consisting of over 3,600 Councilman N. Ray Markland, who his committee. Mrs Harry Shul- families ash newspapers and magazines of was founded in 1898 and has individuals, and we are quite sure Passionate, pa, bitter is quoted as having stated on the man of the Home Relief Society that t "Thi s is a . • After an absence of seven) the United States. This commit- 5,000 undergraduate and alumni the demand this year will be The publishers announcement , re., novel, a story of deep and terrible ' ' tee includes Dr. Isaac Landman, members. It has 34 chapters in weeks, Dr. Leo M. Franklin re- Ira ding "Let th Da • } P erish" night of the primary election, when I is active in the work in behalf of Madly as great. In addition there hate as only an undeveloped, son- it became apparent that Mr., the fund. e ' American Hebrew, New York; the principal universities of the turns to the pulpit of Temple Beth states: are at least another 1,000 familiess ' sitive boy, born in loving kindness Ellmann will be his opponent at 1 Headquarters for the fund will Samuel Zuckerman, Jewish Tele- United States and Canada and 35 El next Sunday, March 27, at as &Scutt ,to findwords , delivered to the: bestial and 4: N ., ' . 1;1;e s got graphic Agency and Jewish Daily alumni clubs, which are located all 10:45 a. m. The chorus choir, on- wit h h which to describe this vastly' The distribution will take place id brutality which motivates the election on April :stups the damn Jew der the direction of George Gal- moving novel as it would be prop- ; Bulletin, New York; Charles H. over the country. i „ Th. Alger, and distribution of relief on the regular lists. House welfare of Shelter the four p p im and class lynchings can to beat k t he he c k m o f h : The Gottheil medal was estab- vast, will sing. *fly to evaluate and weigh the lives . r . It is terrifically biased, the ta ke Joseph, special writer, Pittsburgh; checks and matzoth will be made evenings preceding the Passover, n know. in! mm a o nannga m• t l e S ';' Eor g , work of a passionate The School of Religion of Tero- I and emotions of its vital, sufferin ge Joseph Cummins, B'nai B'rith Hes- lished in honor of Prof. Richard J . ' aoacitaddAe: from this center. Applications at the and with the community's help we (ion] Ch ristian t , a resurt sa t h a ' spring gh ptart of' observes a vs. character,. Set in a Polish village driven to hate b by the si sen r , Los Angeles; Aaron M. H. Gottheil of Columbia Univer- gale Beth Fl ob y for relief will also be received e suPC" ceived at will try to take care of all who groups who will not tolerate each Neustadt, Ohio Jewish Chronicle, city, an outstanding leader in Jew- ration Saturday and Sunday, during seven terrible years marked blood of God forbid that we appeal. his murdered brothers. In bigotry, and the Highland Parker the House a Shelter. Columbus, Ohio; Howard M. Wert- lob. American and international March 26 and 27, and Saturday by repeated Jewish pogroms, it traces ,,_ i his childhood Mr. Padover saw all family. with e the, Jewish radio hours have pledged should have to send any one away life of a endorses Mr. Eilmann, endo helmer, the Jewish Review and vulture. For many years he was and Sunday. April 2 and 3. Paul saw, felt all that Paul consistently and condemns Mr. Markland's pre- their support to the Mo'os Chitim empty handed, because of the lack Beth El College classes will con. rial reference to that of the boT. Ithat Observer, Cleveland; Alexander national president of Zeta Beta appeal, and portions of the Jewish of funds." judice. (Tura to Page Two.) Paul, nine years old when the . I tinue without interruption. Brin, Jewish Advocate, Boston; Tau. THREE B'NAI B'RITH LEADERS AT PISGAH HIAS WORK VIEWED 'AT ANNUAL MEETING I STAMPS WILL AID AD HAKASHRUTHlimprovements f r of [I- LO of 27 D. Itn en nd is e, 10, do 44 h ue of 11lw to Dr. 'en tul de et ck rt- et ■ t Ice rn. D. ti- t- er In nd .4t lth led to. rse of hie to It., the of the In On in. 00 ea- tn- hr ale tot urn ern to or rot tot nil rth the ren nes ro• or ai• tie io r• r JEWS IN GERMANY GAIN CONFIDENCE BETH EL DEBATERS DEFEAT CLEVELAND DR. MAYER CHOS EN FOR TEMPLE BOARD' ! 7th Annual Gottheil Medal Award Will Be Made Soon By Zeta Zeta Tau r Communal Groups Unite For Appeal Of Detroit Moos ' Chitim Committee Youn g Detroiter Condemns Outrages Of War In An Autobiographical Novel (Turn ELLMANN CANDIDACY ! CREATING INTEREST' 1Mo'os FRANKLIN RETURNS !troit TO TEMPLE PULPIT city . Chicago