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Guatemalan Government With•
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Will Discuss Economic Prob.
lems of Jewish Youth.

Aaron Kurland will give the
principal address over the Jewish
Radio Forum Sunday, April 10,
from station WJBK, from 5 to
5:30 p. m. His subject will be
DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS:
Splendid Floor Show. Each Guest will receive a gift.
In less than two weeks we shall all be seated at the Seder table, "The Economic Problems of the
Jewish Youth."
Music by • WeILKnown Orchestra
relating to one another the thrilling story of the manner in which the
The musical portion bf the pro-
Jews were freed from the yoke of the Pharaohs in Egypt more than
gram will feature Miss Sadie ,
thousand
years
ago,
and
looking
forward
to
the
time
when
all
three
Cooper, noted New York violinist,1
Jews will always be free from oppressions and persecutions.
I know of no finer holiday than Passover. It was the first holiday and Miss Florence Kutzen, talent.'
celebrating a people's freedom in all history. It was the First We- ed pianist and teacher of piano.
given by the
Last Sunday, Rabbi Jerome D.
penitence Day, and is said to have inspired the leaders in the Ameri-
o
Folkman of Temple Beth Israel of
can Revolution who then quoted from the Bible: "Proclaim freedm
unto the land," and engraved this saying on the Liberty Bel l in Jackson, Mich., spoke on the sub-
ject, "The Economic Factor in
Philadelphia.
at the
Oh, so many things can be said about Passover! And I shall try Jewish Culture." Rabbi Folkman
to tell you as many of the interesting episodes and stories, and recite was introduced by Maurice lieu.
as many poems as possible, from now until after Passover. I begin man, mayor of Jackson and presi-
today, and after telling you the life story of another great Jewish dent of Temple Beth Israel.
leader we will proceed with our Passover story-telling period.
Mr. Kurland's address this Sun-
Until next week, I wish you a happy Sabbath.
day will be a continuation of the
Dancing — Refreshments — Entertainment
YOUR UNCLE JUDAH.
symposium inaugurated by the
Prizes
and so Jewish Radio Forum committee on
OUR PURIM PLAY PRESENT-1 is then placed in the pool,
Admission 6k Per Person
the economic problems of the Jew-
ED AT HEBREW SCHOOLS the game goes on.
ish people.
2.
On Wednesday , I received en in-
Simon Shetzer, president of the
teresting letter from the boys and
A large bowl is filled with al- wholesale merchants bureau of the
girls of the Parkside Hebrew mends. Each player is provided Detroit Board of Commerce and
School, informing me that my Pur-
former president of the Zionist
im play was enacted in that school. with two small wooden pegs. All
ithe players gather about the bowl, District of Detroit, will continue
The letter reads:
I When the signal is given, each play- the discussion with an address on
Dear Uncle Judah i
Sunday, April 17,
f th on The Eco-
We thank you for the Purim play
tries, by means of pegs, to draw nomic c o ems of the
Mid
Jewish h Mid-
ou had in the Children's Corner, out
of
the
bowl
as
many
nuts
as
out
because we made good use of it in possible. On no condition is the dlemen."
our Purim program. We wish very player permitted to touch the nuts
much that you would have a play with his hands. Each nut must be Bay City Junior Hadassah
of this sort for Passover. Our completely drawn out of the bowl "Spring Frolic" on April 10.
class in the Parkside schools has a before it belongs to the player.
club. We elected officers at our last After the time allotted for the
The Bay City Junior Hadassah
meeting. They are Herman Ler- game, the nuts are counted, and will sponsor its spring frolic on
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
ner, president; Jerome Freidman, the player who has succeeded in Sunday evening, April 10. The
vice-president, and Sidney Levine, drawing out of the bowl the largest affair will be held at the Aarmory
Connecting Directly With Arethusa Bath House
secretary.
number of nuts is declared the win- and will be informal.
Yours truly,
Kenny Anderson and his Dixie
Announcing to the public that they will hold
ner.
HERMAN LERNER, Pres.
3.
Rhythm Kings from Saginaw will
SIDNEY LEVINE, Sec.
furnish
the music. Specialty
A number of small nuts are
placed in a shallow dish. The play- dances will be given by Miss Alma
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF ers are provided with an equal LaRose and Aubrey Miller.
MOSES HESS—ONE OF TIIE number of nuts of one size. Each
Miss Mary M. Koffman is gen-
FATHERS OF ZIONISM
player is given the chance to throw eral chairman and her committees
Louis Cohen will conduct the Sedorim ceremonies.
Moses
Hess,
famous
writer
and
are:
Publicity chairman, Elsie
one
of
these
into
the
dish.
While
Mr. Cohen is vice-president of the Va'ad Hakashruth of
publicist born In Bonne, Germany, doing this he attempts to throw out Beck; hall chairman, Lee Gold-
Detroit and is rabbi of the Chum Mishnayith at the
stein;
ticket chairman, Betty Gold-
in 1812, died at the age of 63 in of the dish as many nuts as pos-
Farnsworth Synagogue.
Paris. Ile received a Hebrew edu-isible. All the nuts which the player en; refreshment chairman, Pear)
thus displaces belongs to him. The Brenner; decorations chairman,
Come out and spend the week of Passover with
cation when a child. Graduated next player is then given his chance Ella Schneiderman; furniture
Kraemer. It will be a week of enjoyment and rest. Spe-
chairman, Florence Sherman.
from the university. Wrote an im- and thus the game continues.
cial low rates will prevail.
These committees are sparing no
portant philosophical work "The
Treat your wife to a week of real rest. The close
efforts to make this affair a gay
THE
FEAST
OF
FREEDOM
Sacred
History
of
Mankind."
Wrote
proximity of Mt. Clemens enables you to commute daily
one.
largely on political topics. Was a
and attend to business.
member of the editorial staff of a An Interesting Poetic Interpreta- Flower Fund of Jewish Wel-
tion by Philip M. Raskin.
radical newspaper, participated in
MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
fare Federation.
the Labor Movement and in the I remember in my childhood
PHONE MT. CLEMENS 137
From
my
grandfather
I
heard
The flower fund of the Jewish
March Revolution (1848) in Ger-
Welfare Federation acknowledges
many. Was compelled to leave his Charming tales of gone-by ages
That my soul so deeply stirred.
receipt of contributions from the
native land. At the age of 40 his
following: In memoory of A.
deep love for his people revealed
itself in his book "Rome and Jerusa- Charming tales of ancient sages • Barron from Milton Freud; in
That
I
felt,
I
knew
were
true;
memory of Todd Saul Kaufman
lem." In this book he arrived at the
from Mr. and Mrs. Miles Finster-
conclusion that the Jewish people Stories of the hoary ages
That remain forever new ....
The best and freshest Matzos that are sent to
could only acquire national status
weld and B. D. Friedman of To-
Detroit are
when it returned to the land of its
ledo, Ohio; in memory of Aleck
fathers. This book was the first Of the Pesach days he told me,
Steinberg from Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Days that joy and sunshine Copin, and in memory of Milford
to combine the national and the
bring;
socialist ideas. A street in Tel Aviv
Stern from Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Of the Festival of Freedom,
is named in his memory.
Of Revival and of Spring . . . . DeRoy.
They're Strictly Kosher and Sanitary
EDIENT BOY
W HEN AN
Councilman Smith at Peo-
Of the slave-people in Egypt,
OBHE LEARNT
DISOBEYED—
Specializing in
ple's Forum Sunday.
Whose hot blood so rashly spilt,
A LESSON
ortar
rie
s
an
m
Kaufman's Matzo Meal, Cake Meal
Councilman Jomn W. Smith will
into cold bricks
Felicite Le Fevre tells this story Soaked
Of the fortresses they built.
address the People's Forum on
Farfel, Potato Flour.
of "Little Henry and the Tiger,"
"City of the Future" at City Col-
The Best That Can Be Obtained
which is an interesting book for
the God-forsaken,
lege, Cass and Warren, at 7:30 p.
young folks of the ages of six to I How
on them,
After
gloomy wintry days,
m. next Sunday. A question
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h rays of freedom, period will follow.
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Heaven's bright and cheerful
lished this book, and the fine illus.
Under the Supervision of Leading Rabbis
rays.
trations are by Erick Berry.
"Little Henry and the Tiger" i in I How among them rose a leader,
Star-like in a gloomy night,
the story of a nice boy who always
obeyed, ut who just once let him- And he pleaded for their freedom,
And he crushed a tyrant's might.
self be fooled by a tiger. On a
walk through the jungle he lets the
tiger out of his cage and then — lHow he taught the fettered people
Not in vain their blood to spill,
as you must have guessed—the
Michigan Distributors
tiger decided to eat him. But first Turning bondmen into freedom,
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he has some sport with him by i Men of honor and of will.
asking the advice of the parrot, the
frog, the squirrel, the snake, the How the people's march to Freedom
Could no despot's might restrain,
mosquito--and each tells the tiger
to devour hi?n. But then Ilenry Till before their will resistless
.MOYOFES
Stormy ocean aped in swain ...
asks for the chance of asking some
one. He asks the monkey Jocko. ,..
Editorial in Jewish Standard of Jocko doesn't like the tiger, so he "Then it was our people's Spring-
Toronto.
concocts a schemen of leading him
time,
"I am sending my children back into his cage and locking him
After which a summer came,
churches
so that they up, thus saving Little Henry. Jocko
to the
by a holden
harvest,
Free from
yoke and
free from
might better understand their is rewarded by Henry with a bag of Followed
Christian neighbors," said Rabbi nuts, and the boy has learned not
shame:"
Louis Wolsey of Temple Rodeph to disobey his nurse again and from I
em rut
Iwo. Iwo
Sholom, Philadelphia, explain- now on will listen to her advice "Grand-sire, dear," I asked enrap-
wise •
tured
ing his new method of incul- when she tells him not to play
dr. r.
EXPERTS ON
"How long did that summer
a t MI
cating religious ideals in the with tigers.
WATCHES
But
if
you
want
all
the
humor-
last?"
Jewish
child.
The
Reform
pre-
"rt *1"11ULOYA
late added that intolerance wil l ous details of the story you must But he sadly gazed and pondered,
krt.. wst.11.4 repaired by .apse's
And
he answered me at last.
All rspaIrs Everulsed 2 yrs.
read
it
all
yourself.
live so long as other religion
remain a mystery to any one
"Child,
it was a long, bright Sum-
SOME
GAMES
FOR
PASSOVER
ob-
sect. We really have no
"
CrYStall sum
mer,
jection to Rabbi Wolsey send -
But
a
winter came again,
"Ani
RO-Eh"
Game
ing his children to Christian
Tsar CIS• Polished FREE
One of the players hides a small Came with cold, and snow and
churches. They will certainly,
and DIM Illsassl I n
shower,
piece
of
Matzoh--called
the
"Afiko-
not lose anything by exchang- ,
40.
lt...-406 Orel..
With its gales of grief and pain.
lag his diluted Judaism for men"—in an inconspicuous place
lk
;bathtub or PIA. Hoed
without
church
services. What we ob-i where it can be found
RA
Soak Re- strung
"Frost and tempest-strife, conten-
. _
signal
all
start
a
touching.
At
ject to is the implication that
Railroad Watcheaciauas .40e
tion—
searching for the "Afikomen' The
Christiana are suffering from
AO.dr1-4.•nlial 15 Pe Impetigo
Raged once more in every part,
Jewish intolerance. Why this players should be impressed with Stealing into souls and freezing
the fact that the l'Afikomen is placed
abominable Mayofes? We
Will and hope in every heart.
somewhere in plain view and that
haven't heard of a Christian' they must not touch anything in
•
arlsweld d r. 111. Rim
a
pastor sending his children to
find an "Afiko- "Furious storm once more disper-
Opos Usti II Very arming
the
room
In
order
to
synagogue no that "they might' , men."
sed us;
better understand their Jewish
Israel rendered free and great,
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As soon as a player discovers
neighbors." About time this the "Afikomen" he indicates that Into lands of cruel despots
"better understanding" bluff he has found it by walking to an-
Went to face a bondman's
If you want the best, then is.
fate
slopped.
other part of the room and jotting
silt o n products from the
down on a slip of paper the name
of the hiding place. Ile folds the "Grand-sire, dear, why does this
Winter
paper, holds it above his head,
Seem no endless, then?" -- I
ALTMAN APPEALS
turns around three time, each time
sighed—
out "Ani Ro-Eh"—(Where
FOR MO'OS CHITIM calling
girls are playing the game they And two crystal tears were trem-
bling
ON HIS RADIO HOUR should call out "AniRo-oh").
In his eyes when he replied,
The players must not in any
Last Sunday, on Altman's Jew- way hint as to where the hiding "Yes, my boy it seems so endless,
Longfellow 8655-56
ish Radio Hour, over station place is. The game goes on until
But it cannot, will not be;
WMBC,
after Mrs. Joseph Ehr- most of the players have succeeded Israel will not slave for ever,
Finest Sour Cream. Made
in locating the "Afikomen." A first
One day, my child, he will be free.
fresh daily from pure ingudi- lich's appeal for Moon Chitim, Hy- prize can be awarded to the player
man Altman, the sponsor, made
and
eau.
appeal for contributions for who first finds the "Afikomen'
"In his soul will re-awaken
Supreme Quality Maintained at an
the poor of Detroit for supplies a "booby" prize can be given to the ' Courage, will, and pride, and
All Times
the
player
who
was
last
to
discover
and matzoth to tide them OTT
might,
We Also sell
Passover week. it; or, the player who has found Freedom's sunrise must needs fol-
the "Afikomen" can be the one to
MILK -- CHEESE
low
Ile suggested that each and hide it in the following round of
Israel's starless exile night.
SWEET CREAM
every fami ly when they are buying the g
g ame.
Give no • trial and we know their supplies for Pesach pledge to
THREE NUT GAMES
"But till then, ere Spring's ar-
send in 10 per cent of their pur-
1.
you will bacons. ■ study, sat
rival—
chase
to
this
cauzr,
which
would
Piece
a flat board, about two
isfied patron.
Jewish
For the winter's steps are slow—
all
the
slanting
position
, be sufficient to feed
feet high, in a
families in Detroit over Pesach, against the wall no that it forms Pesach is • sweet remembrance
Of a Spring of long ago sees "
A. Smith, a trian gl e between the wall and the WISE St.LECTIONS FROM THE
Gifts to North End Clinic I by remitting to Charles
2244 Longfellow, chairman of the floor. Each player is given a cer-
TALMUD
wal-
of walnuts. One
North End Clinic has received ' local committee. tain amount
Who Is wise?—He who learns
should be thrown tip on the
the following contributions:
'. Next Sunday Cantor MogilevskIr nut
Cin- will be featured on Mr. Altman's board no that it rolls down to the from everybody.
In memory of Max Wolf of
floor, which is known as the "pool." I Who is strong!—He who con
cinnati, Ohio, from Miss Reeds i hour.
The first player tries to hit this quers himself.
Judge Charles Rubiner will not with another one which he rolls
Frchheimer.
Who is rich?-11e who is satia-
In memory of Samuel Benda of make the plea for Moos Chitim
the board If he succeeds, fled with what be has.
Mrs.
San-
City.
Mich.,
from
hour
this
Ttsverse
over Mr. Altman's
Who Is honorable?-11e whom his
he
takes
both
nuts.
If
not
both
re-
reha B. Zenner.
neighbors honor.
of 111,Y.
main in the pool and the next play-
In memory of Sydney Benda
chance
to
strike
the
Syracuse, N. Y., front Mrs. Bertha
knocks the stone er is given a
Much meat—Wany words;

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withdrawn its order of expulsion to the United States, Adrian Re-
which affected a large number of cinos, in a letter addressed to Isi-
Jewish
This peddlers.
information was made dove Hershfeld, Washington ,rep-

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