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AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 20
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THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932
2b,000 WATCH WITH
EMOTION CLOSE OF
ZION'S MACCABIAD
High Commissioner, Foreign
Government Represen-
tatives Attend.
Benesch Education
Board's New Head
CLEVELAND.—(J. T. A.)
—Alfred Benesch, vice-presi-
dent of the Board of Education
of Cleveland, was named presi-
dent at a meeting of the board.
He replaces E, M. Williams,
who resigned.
Mr. Benesch, an attorney, is
prominent in local Jewish ac-
tivities. He held the positions
of president and secretary of
the Cleveland B'nai B'rith, and
is at present a member of the
board of directors of the Cleve-
land Jewish Orphan Home.
1,000 SMALL TOWNS
WILL BE VISITED
BY REFORM GROUP
Luzzatti's MemotTISIXTH
Speaker April 15
At Shaarey Zedek Honored in Venice
Ceremonies at Ghetto Birth-
place in Honor of Italian
Jewish Leader.
Intensive Campaign for Ad-
vancement of Judaism
Announced.
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
ANNUAL ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN AGAIN TO BE
LED BY AARON DE ROY; MAKES PLEA TO COMMUNITY TO
SHARE WITH HOMELESS, NEEDY TO BE AIDED WITH FUND
ROME.—(J. T. A.)—A memor- "We Must All Put Our Shoulders to the Communal Wheel So That the Work of Succor
ial tablet has been unveiled on the
and Mercy Can Continue Unhindered by the Lack of Funds," He States
front of the house in the Venice
In Accepting Responsibility.
ghetto in which Luigi Luzzatti,
COLORFUL PROCESSION
PLAN TO EXPAND WORK
the great Jew and Italian states-
OF 55,000 MACCABEANS
man, who was prime minister in WOMEN'S DIVISION OF CAMPAIGN ORGANIZED UNDER JOINT
ON A MAMMOTH SCALE
1910 and 1911, was born March 1,
LEADERSHIP OF MRS. H. WINEMAN AND MRS. J. H. EHRLICH
1841, the ceremony being ar-
Americans Among Winners
New Department Publica-
ranged in connection with the fifth
in Numerous Athletic
tions for Next Year are
anniversary of his death, which League of Jewish Women's Organizations and Leading Lodges, Organizations and Con-
Events.
Announced.
occurred on March 29.
gregations Pledge Support to Drive; Hundreds Enroll to Serve
The government was represent-
As Volunteer Solicitors.
TEL AVIV.—(J. T. A.)—A
CINCINNATI. — Onethousand
ed, and the unveiling was per-
crowd of 25,000 watched with emo-
small unorganized comma will
formed by the president of the
tion Thursday the conclusion of
be visited in 1932 in an intensive
Aaron DeRoy, prominent yachtsman and industrialist, will head the sixth annual
city of Venice, Dr. Mario Alvera,
the first Jewish Olympics held in
campaign for the advancement of
who paid tribute in his speech to Allied Jewish Campaign for $165,000, to be held in Detroit May 8-18, according to an
Palestine.
Judaism which will he sponsored
the
great
services
which
Luzzatti
announcement
issued from the campaign headquarters, on the ninth floor of the Park
The Palestine High Commission-
by the Department of Synagogue
had rendered to Italy, especially Avenue Building.
er, Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope,
and School Extension, in co-opera-
in
the
field
of
economic
reform.
participated in the ceremonies as Mrs. Ehrlich Urges Immedi- tion with the National Federation
Mr. DeRoy, a former resident of Pittsburgh, won national recognition as a communal
The memorial tablet describes
did other officials and represents-
of Temple Sisterhoods and the Na-
ate Remittances to Aid
Luzzatti as "the illustrious apos- leader last spring when as chairman of the 1931 Allied Jewish Campaign, he led 2,000
tives of foreign governments.
I
tional Federation of Temple Broth-
Needy
on
Passover.
Detroit
campaign workers, all volunteers, to the glorious victory of an over-subscribed drive for relief
tle,
who
strived
for
and
achieved
There were tears in the eyes of i
erhoods.
the economic liberation of the in behalf of needy men, women and children.
many as the exhibits reached their
This announcement was made by
In
a
stirring
appeal
in
behalf
of
Italian
people,
and
by
his
vast
"I am not unmindful of the responsibility I have assumed in accepting the leadership for this phi-
close. Among the Maccabee dis-
Julius W. Freiberg, chairman of
RABBI BERNARD HELLER ; knowledge and his services rose lanthropic venture," Mr. DeRoy declared.
plays were those of scouting, gym- the Mo'os Chitim fund, to aid the board of managers, in his re-
to the highest positions in the gov-
nastics, motor cycling, bicycle rid- needy with Passover necessities,
Rabbi Heller, director, of the
Calls on Jewry to Share.
ernment of the country."
ing and horse riding, the latter led Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich urged that
!fillet Foundation of the Univer-
"Despite the pressure of business projects and the exacting attention they require, I have agreed to
by Abraham Shapiro, Petach Tik- immediate remittances be made to ■
Economic Authority.
sity of Michigan at Ann Arbor,
this cause in order to provide for
*make the personal sacrifice that
vah hero.
Senator Professor Luigi Luz-
will address Friday evening serv-
the desperately hungry. Mrs.
the chairmanship of the campaign
5,000 in Procession.
ices at Congregation Shaarey zatti, who was known as the
entails. Careful consideration of
At five in the afternoon a pro- Ehrlich delivered her address over
Zedek on April 15. His topic will "Grand Old Man of Italian Jewry,"
the privation and misery which are
cession of 5,000 Maccabeans led Altman 's Radio Hour, on Station
be "Goodwill—Genuine or Spurt was one of the foremost of Eu-
the way to the graves of Max Nor- WMBC, at noon last Sunday, and I
so prevalent has served to more
rope's elder statesmen and one of
oust"
dau, Ached H'Aam, and the victims asked that contributions be sent
than balance the urgency of my
the greatest authorities in the
personal interests.
of Arab riots, where they placed at once to the chairman of the
world on economic and financial
wreaths.
fund, Charles A. Smith, 2244 ,
problems. Ile was only 22 when
"Just as it is easy to sit back
The procession which had its Longfellow.
and let the other fellow do all the
work
of caring for our heartsick
touch of reverence had also its Mrs. Ehrlich's address follows:
mood of gayety. The scene was
sity. At the age of 28 he became
and hungry, so it is easy to refuse
We are addressin these few
brilliant with the display of flags
a member of the government, as
to help because of selfish belief in
g the
life has
of each country and joyous with the words to the Jew who
vice-minister of trade and indus-
the priority of personal Interests.
sound of music and song. The pro- fortunately been blessed with the
try. Ile was too young at the
However, we must all put our
cession marched through the main beautiful tradition of sitting down
shoulders to the communal wheel
Intensified Propaganda Con.! time to be even entitled to elec-
streets of Tel Aviv to the accom- Year alter year at the Seder table
tion as a member of Parliament.
so that the work of succor and
paniment of cheers from admiring with a beloved father who chanted
ducted in Russia; Jews
mercy can continue unhindered by
As
soon
as
he
reached
the
legal
the words of the Hagadah. 'Let all
throngs.
Watched.
age for election he was returned
lack of funds.
At the Herzlia Gymnasium where who are hungry come and eat, let
to
Parliament
for
his
native
city
"This year the campaign key-
the opening march of the Macca- all who are needy join me in cele-
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.)—Orders of Venice, and was entrusted by
note demands that we share of
beans had begun, the procession brating the Passover.' We are ad-
to intensify anti-religious activities the Italian government with the
what we have with those who have
dispersed.
dressing these few words to those
in connection wth the comng Pass- task of concluding important trad-
nothing. I call upon every loyal
Americans Prise-Winners.
Jews who each year repeat at the
over holidays were issued to district' ing and financial agreements with
member of our Jewish community
* Although the principal events of Seder: 'We thank thee, 0 God,
town centers by the central office' the principal European states. In
to share of his substance, no mat-
the Maccabiad have been concluded, that thou hest spared us to eat
of the militant atheists. . I 1878 he compiled the Italian cus-
a number of competitions will be unleavened bread and bitter herbs
ter how little, for it is only by
JULIUS W. FREIBERG
The orders call upon all Jewish f toms tariff, and he subsequently
held in various places. The prizes and host helped us through growth
such sharing that we can put this
were distributed in Haifa on of the spirit to rise to the lofty port at the semi-annual meeting at workers in industrial and agricul.' took a leading part in negotiating
drive over the top to another vic-
tural pursuits to refrain from any all the commercial treaties between
April 5.
tory in behalf of the helpless, hope-
heights of the Passover message.' Hotel Sinton on April 5. Eeighteen
observance of Passover.
Italy and other countries.
At the finals, Miss Koff won the
less, and homeless."
"Passover is the feast of free- members were present, of whom
Watch Observers.
While vice-minister, he made
•
women's 100-metre race, the wo- dom, the freedom of the spirit for seven were Cincinnatians.
Women's League to Help.
A close watch will be kept in or- the acquaintance of Bismarck,
men's Triathalon, and the long high all Jews wherever they may be.
The women's division of the Al-
Form Sectional Committees.
der to bring about their appearance
jumps; Ilyman won the men's 100- And If we are sincere in our pray-
4 lied Jewish Campaign, which has
In every city where there is a at their places of occupation, Gladstone and Thiers, and these
great statesmen praised his tre-
metre race; Flaxman the 500-metre ers, how can anyone of us enter congregation, sisterhood or brother-
been organized under the joint
whether in the factory or on the mendous financial abilities and
leadership of Mrs. Henry Wineman
race; Schneider won the javelin, into that festival of joy and glad- hood, a committee on synagogue
farm,
the
statement
says.
A
par-
political acumen and phophesied
shooting and disc throwing, and I ness unless we have given our extension is being organized to visit
and Mrs. Joseph II. Ehrlich, has
ticularly
energetic
watch
will
be
a brilliant future for him. Luz-
men's triathalon contests. All four share to Mo'os Chitim, which is small neighboring communities
received a pledge of 10-operation
kept in the collectives in ordeeto
and support from the League, of
are Americans. the traditional. fund gathering by within a radius of 50 to 60 miles. prevent any interference with the zatti's most Important and fruitful
period fell between the years
The Austrian representative won the well-to-do in Israel to bring In each instance an attempt will
Jewish Women's Organizations, of
the 4400-metre race; Poland de- into the homes of the poverty- be made to organize a congregation, spring sowing, the central office of 1874.1891, when his speeches in
which Miss Edith Heavenrich is
the Militant Atheists warns.
the Italian Parliament were ac-
tented England in the second round !stricken Jews the obligatory needs sisterhood, brotherhood or religious
president. The league has prom-
of the tennis contest and the High of the Passover.
Workers in factories are asked to claimed as among the finest exam-
school.
ised to enroll volunteer women so-
Commissioner's cup for the relay
In communities below 15 Jewish contribute their income during the ples in the Italian language of in-
licitors to serve in the ranks as
race was won by the Middlesex
"Who is the well-to-do in Israel families, individuals will be inv!ted o idays toward a fund for the
pired political rhetoric. From
fund-raisers
for the campaign.
regiment.
in this year of economic slavery? to become members of organizations purchase of a diving boat, the mili- 1890 to 1920 Luzzatti occupied
The following affiliated organ-
Tuesday's victors were Said Mu- He is well-to-do who counts his in established communities. Where tent atheists demand.
ontinuously the post of finance
izations
of
the
League are effect-
hammed of Egypt, who won the riches in things of the spirit, who there are children of school age,
Movies in Drive.
minister, unaffected by the many
ed: Council of Mothers' Clubs,
600 metres race; the Americans, reckons as riches his health, his a survey will be made by sisterhood
Teachers in the day and evening different changes of government.
Mrs.
II.
Greenberg,
president;
Feigan and Ginsburg, who won the dear ones, his friends, his courage, committees, and the information schools are called upon to maintain From 1910-11, he was premier and
Denver, Colo., Auxiliary, Mrs.
men's high jump. The German con- his faith in God and the tomorrow, turned into the department which close watch on their pupils to prop- as the head of the government,
Morris
Freedman,
president;
De.
testants were victorious over the and who, because of these bless- will correspond with parents for the agate against holiday services, and effected a number of very impor-
trolt Chapter Senior Hadassah,
Palestinians in handball and hoc- Inge can deny himself, in propor- purpose of instructing them
. as to public meetings are to be called tant reforms. During the Great
Mrs. Harry Jackson, president;
key. England beat the Palestine tion to these riches, $1, $2, $5 or the religious education of their chil- throughout Russia to discuss the War and in the early post-war
Detroit Unit Junior Hadassah, Met-
subject of "Passover as a Class period he achieved great things in
tennis team. $10, so that he may give to the dren.
tie Baron, president; Detroit Sec-
Enemy."
The American, Miss Koff, won Mo'os Chitim fund, to help those
Co-Operating Chairmen.
the field of social insurance, eco-
tion National Council of Jewish
The cinemas, theaters, radio nomics and public charity. Ile
the ladies long high jump. The hundreds of his fellow Jews—some
The national officers for this cam-
Women, Mrs. Fred Ginsburg,
Americans, Schneider and Adelman, o f whom just last year themselves paign are Ludwig Vogelatein, New
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took first and second place in the gave generously, Jews who are to- York, chairman of the executive
president; Equality Club, Mrs. E.
Man to Pap ODDOSitil Editorial)
_
.
target practice.
Paransky, president; Eva Prenz-
day desperately hungry and afraid board of the U. A. H. C.; Mrs.
The Jewish Oylmpiad was in-
lauer Service Group, Mrs. J. Mish-
that they will not have the dollar Maurice Steinfeld. St. Louis, presi-
augurated here Tuesday with a
kin,
president; Fenkell Ladies'
with which to buy the food and dent of the N. F. T. S., and Charles
AARON DE ROY
Credit Union, Mrs. Wm. Finkel,
colorful and impressive ceremony refreshment necessary for the ob- P. Kramer, New York, president
in which 6,000 Maccabeans partici- servance of the Passover in the of the N. F. T. B.
president; Fresh Air Society, Mrs.
noted to the entertainment of 20,000 home.
E. M. Rosenthal, president; Home
The national co-operating chair-
Relief Society, Mrs. Al. Weis-
men are Mr. Freiberg, Mrs. David
The 5,000 Maccabeans marched in
"Who shall build this fund, if Lefkowitz of Dallas, chairman of 62 Per Cent of This Total is in Europe and
man, president; Jewish Women's
30 Per Cent
procession from the Ilerzliah Gym- not you and I, who are, thank God, the national committee on sister-
European Welfare, Mrs. Jos. Rad-
in America; Smallest Percentage Found in
nasium toward the Stadium, pre- rich in memories and traditions hood extension and Dr. Jacques E.
ner, president; Ladies' Auxiliary
Spain and in Portugal.
ceded by Mayor Dizenguff, mounted of beautifull happy Passovers? Zipser, New York, chairman of the
of National Fund, Mrs. II. Milkov-
on a horse.
The Jewish Welfare Federation national committee on Religious
Annual Convention Finds sky, president; Monteflore Ladies'
Colorful Events.
would gladly, out of its relief extension of the brotherhoods.
Free Loan Association, Mrs. Buff-
The importance of statistics in dealing with any politi- Government Takes Measures
Material Jewish Situa-
Promptly at 3 o'clock, 120 carrier funds, take care of all the hungry
president; Mothers' Clinic,
Religious expansion includes the cal, social or economic problems is too obvious to need
to Keep Community
o n Deplorable.
tion
pigeons, 10 for each of the 12 tribes Jews in the city during the Pon-
Mrs. II. Farbstein, president;
work of the Union's three regional stressing. All governments maintain statistical depart-
Calm.
d Israel, were released from the over, but alas they, too, are with-
BERLIN.
—
(J.
T.
A.—
Bitter
Music
Study
Club, Mrs. A. J. Selt-
stadium, to convey to all Palestine out funds, because of unpaid rabbis, Rabbi Gustave Falk in the ments whose task it is to collect and collate figures con-
southeast district: Rabbi Philip W.
that the Olympiad had begun. pledges and because of heavy Jaffa in the north central states, cerned every phase of development In the life of the state, and to
JERUSALEM.— (3. T. A.) — condemnation was voiced against ranacnhiaJnewLa
isdhie0e1dA.Fxoillkiaary
'
zer, president;
Northwestern
The strains of the Hatikvah fol- drafts upon their moneys during
indicate by their aid the direction in which those developments point. The mystery which surrounds the
Mrs. Robert Sarasohn, president;
lowed the fight of the birds. And this unhappy winter of unemploy- and Rabbi Jacob B. Pollak in the They calculate in that way the rise and fall in trade, the immigration death of Israel Wolf, found here the proposal of the Ilitlerites to RBuni
northeast district.
this in turn was succeeded by the ment.
movements, the rate of births and deaths. At regular periods titre with his throat cut last Friday, withdraw all citizen rights of the Freedman, president; Sisterhood
The northeast region, which was
salute to the president of the World
*is a country-wide census, and this was deepened when his Arab Jews should they come into power, of Congregation Emanuel, Mrs.
"In the Ilagadah we further re- organized at a convention in New
Maccabee Union, Lelewer, by all
all enables the ,nodern State to chauffeur was found similarly at the ■ nnt.,1 convention of Prue- William Edelstein, president; Sis-
the contestants. Lelewer handed cite: 'We beseech thee, 0 Eternal, York City last November, has been
tell at any mome it the number of killed, in an automobile a short elan Kehilloth. While the threat terhood of Congregation Shaarey
their colors to the representatives not to make us dependent upon the scene of five large state confer-
its inhabitants, their religion, their distance from where Wolf's body of a possible Hitler victory was Zedek, Mrs. Ii. Warner, presi-
of each country. Then the games either the gifts or the favors of ences thus far this season, and sev-
discussed, those participating in dent; Zedakah Club, Mrs. B. J.
occupations, their ages, their stan- had been previously discovered.
were on.
men but rather upon thy full, eral teachers' conferences, all ar-
The finding of these bodies and the delibsrstions of the convention cobs, president; Sisterhood of
dard of life, of education, of
The American and Czechoslovak- open, holy and generous hand.' ranged by Rabbi Pollak.
health.
the
manner
in
which
they
appear
discounted
the possibility.
Temple
Beth
El
Prepared
for
Pass-
But
alas,
there
is
a
long
line
of
ian contestants were the victors in
New Bureau to Function.
(Turn to Page Five.)
over Community Seder to Be
The Jewish people, having no to have met their deaths has
the first meet.
Haggard, shabby, discouraged, de-
Considerable attention was de-
The Bureau of Synagogue Activi-
Held
on
April
21.
State,
scattered
over
almost
all
the
aroused
considerable
excitement
in
voted
by
the convention to the
spairing, unhappy souls turned ties in charge of Rabbi Jacob D.
countries of the world, has no offi- different sections of the common- present material situation of the
towards you and towards me, souls Schwarz, is a new enterprise which
Dr. Leo M. Franklin has chosen cial government statistical Office, to icy. Fearing that the situation Jewish population in Prussia and
who are unfortunately dependent has just been launched by the de- as the
subject of his pulpit ad- record the number of Jews in the may assume a serious aspect, the some of those present indicated
upon the gifts and the favor of partment of synagogue and school
dress for Sunday morning, April world, their birth and mortality acting-assistant chief secretary that the earning possibilities of
men, and unless we stretch out our extension, Mr. Freiberg told the
10, "As It Is Written." In this rates, their standard of life, etc.
hand to them in generosity, we— board members.
-
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address, he will discuss the bases
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If we want to know how many
because we will have failed to free
The purpose of this new bureau
upon which historical judgments Jews there are we must use the
may
be
logically
decided.
Ile
will
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statistical data of all the various
Allied Jewish Campaign's
High School Players in Bene-
deal with certain phases of litera- states in the five continents, whey.
Causes Explained
fit Basketball Game,
ture upon which some religious and ever there are Jewish inhabitants,
Lecturers' Rally.
April 24.
social theories have been evolved. and if we consider that there is
He will deal particularly with the hardly a corner of the globe with-
Numerous causes represented in
Two teams, composed entirely
New Testament literature in its out a Jewish population, and if we
Cam paign for
of Jewish basketball players re-
relation to Old Testament proph- consider further that the censuses Butzel, Franklin, Simons and Slawson Among 200 Sport the Allied bJewish u cte
-
$1 65,
d here from
in the various countries are not
ecy.
cruited from the Metropolitan
sors Throughout the Country for First Pales-
May 8 to 18, were outlined at a
High School League, will play • Prominent Jews and Non-Jews Join Body; Will Serve As
At the service the Choral Choir, taken everywhere in the same year,
.
tineRadio
Program
to
U.
S.
on
May
1.
rally
of
the
speakers'
bureau
held
and
that
in
one
country
the
census
under the direction of Prof.
benefit game for the Jewish Cen-
Symbol of Good Will and Peace, Declares
Tuesday evening under the chairs
George Galvani, will render the figures may be several years later
ters athletic fund at Temple Beth
Fred
Butzel,
Rabbi
Leo
M.
cellor
of
the
Hebrew
University,
manship
of
Judge
Charles
Rubiner.
Rabbi
Samuel
Schulman.
than
in
another
country,
we
shall
El Sunday, April 24.
musical service. All are invited.
y Appeals to be broadcast among De
When the pupils of the School realize how extraordinarily difficult Franklin, D. W. Simms and Dr. will e her the chief address, and
Twenty-three players have been
named for the two squads and the
NEW YORK.—The formation of have a beneficial affect upon con- of Religion of Temple Beth El re- it is to obtain really exact statisti- John Slawson, executive director i of Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, troit Jewish organizations and at
number probably will be added to a national committee to carry out , ditions in Palestine and will serve turn to their classes on Saturday cal data with regard to Jews.
High Commissioner of Palestine public gatherings were formulated
the Jewish Welfare Festers- has been invited to preside at the in a series of statements prepared
15,870,000 Jew s in World.
by Meyer Blatt and William Ma- the project of the Jewish National as a symbol of "perfect good will" and Sunday, they will immediately
tion of Detroit, have consented to ceremonies which include the dedi. by leading Detroit Jews.
zer, who are arranging the game. Fund, the agency of the Jewish peo- and as a reminder to the Arabs begin preparation for the celebra-
Nevertheless, it is possible on the
Judge Rubiner is chairman of the
Two all-city players, Henry Bet. ple for the reclamation and reaffor- and Jews in Palestine to "live to- tion of Passover. In all classes basis of the latest statistical data act as sponsors for the first radio cation of the Physics Building of
ris, all-city forward, and Carl estation of the Holy Land, to plant gether in justice, in peace and in children will be taught the custom with regard to the year 1931 to get broadcast ever made from Pales- the Einstein Institute of Mathe- speakers' bureau, vice-chairmen of
which
are Dr. Alvin D. Hersh, of
r
Bayer, all-city guard, both of in Palestine a forest of eucalyptus brotherhood," was the view of Dr. of the Four Seder Questions and a very good idea of some of the tine, acco ding to word received 1 matics and Physics.
here from Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach, I Sir Herbert riinuel, home secre- the faculty of the University of
Northe,rn, are among the players and pine trees to be known as the Samuel Schulman, rabbi of Temple the entire Seder procedure with vital facts of Jewish life.
Detroit
Law School, and Lewis J.
George Washington Forest, as a tri- Emanu-El. New York City, • lead- Its songs. symbols and story.
invited to play.
What is the total number of Jews president of the American Friends ' tary of England, and a member of VI eitzman, former assistant prose-
Others are Bernard Siegel, Her- bute to the memory of the first ing non-Zionist and an influential
The school office of the Temple now in the world, and in the several of the Hebrew University, which is the board of governors of the He- rating attorney of Wayne County.
arranging for the transmission. brew University, will also take part
man Fishman, Harold Kaplan, Na- president of the United States, on figure in the Reform Rabbinate in is conducting a rude of the Union countries and cities? What is the arranging
Bernard Isaacs, supe ri
of
than Granat, Isadore and Sol Ber- the occasion of the bicentennial an- the country.
Hogged*, the Reform version of proportion of Jews to the total pop- Prof. I. Leo Sharfman of the Uni- ! in the broadcast, it was announced. the United Hebrew ntendent
versify of Michigan and a member , Other distinguished notables have chairman of the Yiddish Schools, is
ulations?
ris, Kenneth Sarutsky, Marshall niversary of his _birth, was an-
the Seder service.
speakers'
We shall not be far short of the of the Detroit chapter of American been invited to participate in the committee , and Miss Elizabeth
Breenberg and Robert Zeman of nounced by Nelson Ruttenberg, dep-
Detroit F
Drive in Fall.
The rabbis are urging members
Fin.
Friends of the Hebrew University, celebration which will be held I cy is se cretary of the general
Northern; Aaron Bakst and Irving uty police commissioner of the City
Plans for the planting of a De- of the congregation to hold Seders truth if we say that there are about
lakof sit y, Cass; Ted Allowitz, of New York and president of the troit Forest ix Palestine, a cam- in their own homes on the first 15,870,000 Jews in the world. The will also sponsor the broadcast, Sc- simultaneously in all parts of the speakers' bureau.
cording to Rabbi Leon Fram, presi- world. Invitations have been ex-
American
branch
of
the
fund.
average
annual
rate
of
natural
in-
Henry Freeman and David Rosen,
paign for which was originally ) night. On the second night of
Statements at the rally Tuesday
dent of the local chapter. Ossip Ga. , tended to Baron Edmond de Roth- evening
were presented by Dr.
Representatives of all faiths and planned for this month, have been, Passover, Thursday, April 21, the crease among Jews in the last hun-
Commerce; Robert Roth, Sam
Leo
Deutsch, Central; Kofender, North- leaders of every shade of opinion deferred until the fall, on account Sisterhood of Temple Beth El will dred years has been about 120,000, hrilowitsch, director of the Detroit !schild, and former President Paul M. Franklin, rabbi of Temple Beth
Symphony Orchestra, has also ac-!Painleve of France, as well as out- El; Dr. Hersch,
eastern, and Pinsky, Wilbur have united in sponsoring the plant- of the Allied Jewish Campaign. give its annual congregational the minimum being 80,000 and the
Mr. Isaacs, Joseph
Simon
ta
rented
membership.
The
radio
standing
leaders
in
Germany
and
in
sheteee,
Mr.
Weitzman,
maximum
180,000
•
year.
Wright
ing of the George Washington For- Mrs. Eli Sachse, chairman of the Seder. The Seder service will be
Of this total of 15,1470,000 Jews broadcast, which is scheduled for this country.
Henry Weiss and Emanuel Fish. eat, decided upon at • conference committee, and Leon Kay, mal- read by the rabbis and the Chorus
held in liWgai' Milton M. Alexander,
May 1, is planned as part of the , Special meetings will
man of the University of Michi- of communal leaders and educators dent of the local Jewish National! Choir, under the direction of about 9,886,000 (81.98 p.r rent) nternational celebration to be held Detroit to commemorate be the event Judge
Rubirser end Dr. John Slaw.
n, execu
gan and Benny Bayer of Michigan held in New York City on Feb. 22. 1 Fund Council, stated this week George Calm', will ring, and lead live in Europe; 4,823 000 ('..0.39
iNts irec or of of the
Jew-
n
honor
of
the
seventh
anniversary
,
in
which
more
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200
sponsors
Ms Welfare Federation
Detroit
l
State Normal College have been
That the planting of the George that the drive will be held some. the company In alluring Seder per cent) in America; 612,000 (3.86 of
the Ilebrew University in Pales.; throughout the United States have
asked, to officiate.
Washington Forest in Palestine will tim eta September.
melodies.
(Tars to Page Opposite Editorial) t ins. Dr. Judah L. Mapes, than- I agreed to participate.
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