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AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTEDC IN MICHIGA
NEWSPAPER FOR
WAYNE COUNTY
and THE ' LEGAL CHRONICLE
VOL XXXIII. NO. 21
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932
JEWS RELIEVED AS 300th Anniversary of
1THOUSANDS ATTEND
HINDENBURG WINS
A Martyr for Judaism OFFICIAL OPENING
RUN-OFF ELECTION
Up OF LEVANT FAIR
Given Majority of More Than
6,000,000 Over Adolph
Hitler.
EXPECT RENEWAL OF
ANTI-SEMITIC DRIVE
/
Nicolas Antoine, French-Christian Theologian, Gave
His Life in Name of Judaism on April 20, 1632;
Practiced Hebrew Tenets Although Re-
fused Admission to Our Faith.
By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
(Copyright, 1932, Jewith Telegraphic Agency, Inc./
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
Three Eminent Campaign Leaders
Wauchope Inaugurates Fifth
Palestine and Near East
Exhibition.
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of
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er
nd
of
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ALLIED CAMPAIGN
ENLISTS HELP OF
3 ABLE LEADERS
Wineman and Himelhoch
Chosen Co-Chairmen of
Special Gifts.
U. S. CONSUL PRAISES
JEWISH ACHIEVEMENTS
THEIR JOB TO RAISE
TWO-THIRDS OF QUOTA
Very few episodes in the romantic history of the Jew-
Hitlerite Anti-Jewish Dem- ish people even begin to compare with the story of the A. F. of L Joins Movement
onstration Near Frank-
life of Nicolas Antoine, French-Christian theologian, who,
for George Washington
fort Jewish Hospital.
although he practiced the tenets of Judaism and lived a
Forest.
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—There
is a feeling of relief among Jews
throughout Germany as a result of
Sunday's run-off elections in which
President Paul von Hindenburg
was re-elected by a vote of 19,359,
642, gaining a majority of more
than 6,000,000 over the next can-
didate, Adolph Hitler, who re-
ceived 13,417,460 votes.
Jewish leaders believe that the
Ilitlerites will now resume their
active anti-Jewish campaign but
at the same time are hopeful that
the government will no longer
hesitate to take stringent meas-
ures to curb these activities. It
is generally believed that an effort
will be made to restrict the Nazi
storm brigades and perhaps to sup-
press them altogether.
In local Jewish circles, Sun-
day's vote is taken as an indica-
tion that - Hitler will probably ex-
perience great difficulty in organ-
izing any sort of a coalition no
matter what the results of the
elections on April 24 should be.
Great surprise has been created
by the revelation that former
Kaiser Wilhelm has contributed
more than a half-million marks in
cash toward the election campaign
of Hitler. This revelation is
made by the radical publication,
Welt Am Montag, which relates at
the same time that the interna-
tional magnate, Sir Henry Deterd-
ing, allegedly promised IIitler
£1,000,000 for a complete monop-
oly of Germany's oil resources in
the event of his coming into
power.
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Clarence H. Enggass Appoin-
ted Chirman of Campaign
Steering Committee.
Jewish life, later dying a martyr's death with prayers on his lips
directed to the God of Israel, was refused admission to the Jewish fold.
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) —o
Three hundred years ago—on April 20, 1632—he was strangled The opening of the Levant Fair at
and then burned at the stake in Geneva on the charge of blasphemy. Tel Aviv had every appearance of,
Detroit Jewry's most im-
portant fund-raising effort in
a state ceremony. High Commies'
many years—the Allied Jew-
sioner Wauchope inaugurated the
ish Campaign for $165,000,
opening in the presence of thel
to be conducted from May 8
heads of the various government
departments, representatives of the
to 18—gained impetus last
ing that the only sin of the accused different foreign governments, all
week with the announcement by
was that of hypocrisy for which Jewish organizations and numer-
CLARENCE H. ENGGASS
Aaron He Roy, general campaign
ISRAEL HIMELHOCH
HENRY
WINEMAN
he deserved unfrocking and ban- ous delegations representing trade
chairman, that Henry Wineman
perhaps excommunication. and government bodies.
and Israel ilimelhoch had accepted
Aronsson New Vice - Presi- ishment,
But the majority of the court, fan-
Over the main fair hall, whith
hisappointments to serve as co-
dent; Dr. Hirsch Retained atical in its determination, ruled was filled with more than 2,000 M.
chairmen of the special gifts com-
Copy
Must
Be
In
Earlier
that it is dangerous to absolve a vited guests, the flags of 24 coun-
As Superintendent.
mittee,
For
the
Next
Two
Issues.
Christian who wore a priest's garb tries were flying. Every part of
He Roy stated, in announc-
for professing Judaism.
Palestine is represented among the'
The board of directors of the
ing
their acceptances, that their
On account of the Passover
"I Am • Jew!"
visitors and the governments offi s
Jewish Children's Home, at a
positions are considered of great-
Festival,
all
copy
for
the
corn-
•
meeting held Monday afternoon
Antoine rejected the proffered ially represented in addition to'
est Importance in the campaign
ier two issues must be sub-
at the home, Burlingame and Pe- opportunity to recant. Ile was ada- Palestine are Egypt, Switzerland, Urges Immediate Gifts to
Max 'Meyerson Active in machinery, and that their achieve-
mitted two days earlier than
Russia, Cyprus, Rumania, Bub.
mant in his assertion:
Passover Fund in Radio
ments In the business, civic and
Latta' and should reach the edi-
Jewish Educational
"I am a Jew; and all I ask of garia, Latvia and Poland. Indus-
philanthropic endeavors of the
tor not later than at noon on
Address.
Movements.
God's grace is to die for Judaism." trially, British interests are chiefly
community warrant the belief -that
Mondays preceding the dates of
represented.
---
The judges pleaded; they argued.
they
will help assure the success
publication.
In an address over the Jewish
NEW YORK.—Max Meyersohn, of the drive.
Lauds Tel Aviv.
But the convert's reply was:
Radio Hour at noon last Sunday,
founder of the Hebrew Immigrant
"This
is
another
successful
"With the help of God I am de-
over Station WMBC, sponsored-by
Hails Appointee..
Aid Society, which after its mer-
termined to die in my present be- example of the energy and the in- Hyman Altman, Judge Charles
"Mr. Wineman's enviable repu-
ger with the Hebrew Sheltering
dustry of the Tel Aviv people" Rubiner of the Common Pleas
lief."
tation as a communal leader, the
House
became
the
present
Hebrew
Imploring the mercy of the God said the high commissioner in his, Court urged that immediate gifts
Sheltering and Immigrant Aid So- successful manner in which he di-
opening speech. "You have every{ be made to the Mo'os Chitim fund
of Abraham, Nicolas Antoine was
ciety (Hies), died last Saturday rected numerous fund-raising ap-
peals in Detroit, place him In the
condemned to be loaded with chains right to be proud but the fair ful- to provide Passover necessities for
at the Polyclinic Hospital, New
and placed on a pyre; he was fills a far wider purpose in show- needy Detroit Jews. Judge Rubin-
forefront of philanthropic en-
York City, after a brief illness.
ing
the
opportunities
for
further
er's
address
follows:
strangled and then burned. The
deavor in this city," Mr. He Roy
Funeral services were held Sun-
liberal clergy and theological pro- development of commerce, Indus-, "No festival of the Jewish calen- Aaron Binnun of Palestine
gated. "Ills acceptance of this
day afternoon at the Hies Build-
fessors of that day pleaded for try and agriculture that exist in dar brings the entire family back
position—the most responsible in ••
Aims
to
Strengthen
Zion-
ing,
425
Lafayette
street,
New
into joyful reunion, as does the
respite, for deliberation and for tak- Palestine.
soliciting funds in the present
York City, eulogies being deliv-
ist Youth Work.
ing into account views of churches
inspecting the pavilions' Passover—happiest of all out' cele-
drive—is a most heartening ele-
ered by Abraham Herman, presi-
I observed the variety and excel- orations. This year, as in other
and academies: but in vain. Fate I
ment in advance preparations for
Aaron Binnun, one of the lead- dent of hiss; John L. Bernstein the drive. His experiences as •
decreed that Nicholas Antoine was lence of both the local and the for- years, most of us will be privileged
to die a martyr for the faith which, eign manufactures. This fair is again to sit down to the Seder fiery- ers and organizers of the Hapoel and Jacob Massel. The services campaign leader, and his devotion
,
ice
happily
reminiscent
of
the
de-
Hamizrachi,
the Orthodox Zionist were conducted by Rabbi Ignatz to our communal needs, are just
in fear of reprisals on the part of international while previous ex-
bigots and fanatics, refused offi- hibitions were purely Palestinian, Reel-rinse of our ancestors from youth movement, known in this Roth,
the elements we need in our prey-
cially to welcome him to the fold and you now have 1,200 exhibitors out of the house of bondage.
country as Mizrachl Hatzoir and
Mr. Meyerson was born 62 years entm
eff
rortisi
of Judaism.
ago in Wolhyn, Russia, and came
"It
is
difficult
indeed
to
have
to
representing
no
less
than
24
coon-
imelhoch similarly has
Frankfort Demonstration.
to this country in the latter part devoted himself to the advance-
tries where you had only half that strike a discordant note in this
Path to Martyr's Grave.
FRANKFORT. — (J. T. A.) —
of the '90s. He soon interested ment of the community's most
HERMAN COHEN
lie was born into the Catholic number at the last fair." cheerful theme—yet sorrow and
Hitler storm troopers organized a
himself in communal and social commanding needs. In the last
The high commissioner's speech sadness are no respecters, either of
demonstration outside the Jewish toskey avenues, elected Merman faith at Briey, a small town in
service and in 1903 was instru- three annual drives of the local
Lorraine, either - in 1602 or 1603. was translated into the other two time or of place. This year, un-
hospital in Salburg Allen Sunday Cohen president.
mental in founding the Ilebrew Jewish community he has been the
official
languages
of
Palestine
and
fortunately,
this
note
of
discord
is
For
five
years
he
attended
the
Lux-
night.
unusually
loud.
Immigrant Ald Society.
Mr. Cohen served as vice-presi- emburg College and then studied throughout the ceremonies a mili-
successful leader of Important di-
Crying "Do not let the Jews
" Today, the cry comes from those
For many years Mr. Meyerson visions, and has revealed an un-
tary
orchestra
performed,
playing
,
they
dent
of
the
home
for
the
past
two
at,
Pont-a-Mousson,
Cologne
and
sleep" and "Judaea Perish,"-
years.—Tre has Wills ve
was the president of the society derstand of and devotion to exist-
TreveariirePiring toenTer the- Tee-- atetrttirltritish santherestrid Hiss ` 9 whonaassorerShrestens to be
succeeded in creating
is
panic
like all other days in the year—a
a
and at the time of his death occu- ing problems. By thus dedicating
Hebrew Orphan Home for 12 uit novitiate. When he returned tikvah.
among the patients.
Passover without matzos. And a
pied the office of vice-president. himself to the welfare of the com-
to Briey he was, in spite of these
Numerous Pavilions.
Police inforcement succeeded in
Passover without matzos might as
In
1921 Mr. Meyerson went to Eu- munity he has earned a position
teachings,
attracted
to
Protestant-
dispersing the demonstrants, but
High Commissioner Wauchope well be Yom Kippur. Both spell
rope as a Hies commissioner, and of outstanding leadership, and our
ism. Catholicism lost its appeal personally welcomed deputations hunger. It is perhaps inconceivable
Were unable to allay the fright of
assisted in organizing the work of present effort is now in turn cer-
for
him,
and
he
yielded
to
the
elo-
the patients.
from foreign governments while to many of my listeners that dis-
the society In foreign countries. tain to benefit from his devotions."
quence of one of the most noted
Meyer Dizengoff, mayor of Tel tress can become so acute and pov-
preachers of that day, Ferri, the Aviv, and the head of the board of erty so extreme, that folks cannot
His labors made such a deep im-
Statement by Wineman.
Hitlerite Efforts in France.
pastor of the Reformed Church in
pression that he was known
Mr. Wineman is chairman of the
management for fair, greeted the afford the small amount of maney
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Ilitlerites
Metz, turning Protestant.
throughout , Eastern Europe as board of directors of the Jewish
guests
and
visitors
and
thanked
which
a
supply
of
matzos
costs.
are making an 'attempt to spread
"the American good Jew."
Thenceforth Nicolas Antoine's the high commissioner for his pa- Yet, any who are skeptical have
Welfare Federation of Detroit, un-
their activities to France, accord-
In addition to his work among der whose auspices the Allied Jew-
searching for religious truth led tronage and the various depart- but to visit for a moment with the
ing to reports reaching here from
Jewish immigrants Mr. Meyerson ish Campaign is being conducted.
him to a new belief, to a piety ments for the assistance rendered. Mo'os Chitim Society, which has
some of the border towns. From
was deeply interested in Jewish Ile is one of the American direc-
which paved the way to the mar-
The Levant Fair is fully repro• this year, as in the past, under-
Weisenburg, a town situated in the
education. He founded and was tors of the Jewish Agency for Pal-
tyr's grave. He was sent to the
taken to supply the poor, and they
French department of the lower
(Turn to Page Two.)
the first president of the Green- estine.
academies of Geneva and Sedan
will
readily
be
shown.
There
they
Rhine, near the Bavarian border,
to prepare for the Reformed
point Hebrew Institute and he also
Mr. IIimelhoch is vice-president
I will see indisputable proof that
a number of Ifitlerites recently
Church and for religious leadership
founded the Zhitomar Talmud of the Jewish Centers Association,
hundreds of Jewish families will
crossed the frontier during the
in l'rotestantism. But the more
Torah, which is now merged with Is president of Temple Beth El of
have
no
Passover
unless
you
and
I
night and pasted Nazi placards
he studied the more doubting
the Darchei No-Am Talmud Torah Detroit, and is a member of the
give it to them!
over the walls and Windows of
AARON BINNUN
became his convictions. Ile became
on Eighth street and Avenue B, firm of Himelhoch Bros. St Co.
"A tradition of the Seder service
shops which they believed to be
an ardent and passionate student
of
which he was the president at
"I am aware of the difficulties
Beth El Rabbi Will Broadcast is that all who come may eat, none in some European countries as
Jewish.
of the Old Testament and came to
the time of his death.
we will encounter," Mr. Wineman
Over Coast-to-Coa st Network.
hmoamye gaorrh ou pnernrytooan Passover.
Mizrachi Yugend, arrived in De-
Efforts of the police established
the decision that therein alone lay
Interment was in the Mt. He- stated. "I know that the task of
at troit Tuesday for a brief stay in
the fact that among those respon-
complete religious truth. He ap-
For Sunday morning, April 17, our doors. Hundreds are at this the interests of this movement. bron Cemetery on the family the committee over which I am to
sible for attempts to terrorize the
plied to the rabbinate of Metz for
plot. The deceased left • widow preside together with Mr. Himel-
is
to and son and two daughters.
admission to Judaism. He was re- Dr. Leo M. Franklin has, chosen very moment knocking at your door Mr. Binnun's Mission
Jewish population at the border
to at mine.
hoch is to be charged with the
were a number of Bavarians, who
fused. The rabbis feared revenge as the subject of his pulpit address historic food Tohfeypeassksoornelry_foinratthre I strengthen the Orthodox Zionist
responsibility of raising two-thirds
youth movement in this country.
and violent reprisals on the part of at Temple Beth El, "Bricks With-
occasionally found employment at
MAURICE ARONSSON
of the campaign quota. But I also
Pointing out that the movement JEWISH YOUTH GROUP
ignorant mobs. They advised An- out Straw," a theme suggested by oth. We dare not ignore their;
Weisenburg. The authorities have
of dare
rassonvort violate t a l tity
hs
i , now has 35,000 members through-
now forbidden these people to years and served as chairman of toine to go to Italy or to the Neth- the approach of Passover. In this Plea.
FORMED IN MICHIGAN know that the prime duty of the
hour is for those who possess a
hospitality, ' out the world, of whom 3,000 are
its board. Ile succeeds to the erlands and informed him that address, he will deal with certain tradition We
cross the border.
presidency the late Samuel B. Jews enjoyed greater freedom in vital religious, educational and to which we have so steadfastly in Palestine, Mr. Binnun said that
JACKSON. — (J. T. A.) — A little bit to share with those who
possess nothing at all. Therefore
economic problems. clung throughout these centuries.
Kahn.
those
lands
and
had
less
to
fear
the
American
membership
now
is
Michigan
Association
of
Jewish
Breaks With Hitler.
each
us resolve
that h this 5,000, and that in the past year Youth Clubs was formed here Sun- the immediate duty devolves upon
The choral choir, under tile di- da "Let
shall
not of pass
Until we
Maurice Aronsson was elected from religiously enraged and ig-
CINCINNATI. — (J. T. A.)
the wealthier to carry the brunt
norant
masses.
the
former
eight
branches
have
rection
of
Prof.
George
Galvani,
sared
this
obligation
to
the
paoover
day
at
a
conf
rence
attended
by
Walter Kappe, president of the Nice-president. Moses Weisswasser
Again Rejected.
grown to 36 in the principal cities representatives of Jewish youth of responsibility. And our jo b
will render the musical service.
National Socialis Association, Teu- and A. J. Levin were re-elected
—that we shall not consider our in the land. The Ameri can
will
be to round up the special or
Nicolas
Antoine
followed
their
On
Sunday
afternoon,
April
24.
organ-
organizations
of
Grand
Rapids,
treasurer
asurer and secretary, re spec-
tonia, is no longer a member of
advice and left for Venice, there to at the invitation of the Church of Passover preparations complete, ization is to meet in national con- Flint, Saginaw, Port Huron, Lan- big gifts in order to lead in guar-
th e Teautonia, according to an in- tivel y.
anteeing the campaign's success.
learn that nowhere was there peace the Air, Dr. Franklin will broad- until every one of as has sent to vention on May 28, 29 and 30, he sing and Jackson.
Tribute to Kahn.
terview he gave to a represents-
the Mo'os Chitim Society, what-
for Israel; that Jews were toter-
'rho association is to be dedi- Everything that is human cries out
tto A. Hirsch was re- sled there for commercial reasons; cast a brief service and preach a ever our means permit, be it $1, stated.
tine of Every Friday, a Jewish I
N ti ( mai organizations exist in cated to Jewish study and activity. n demanding that the men, women
'elected superintendent of the home that the rabbis of Metz had painted sermon on the coast-to-coast net- $5 $10 or more. Any on per-
weekly in Cincinnati.
work
of
the
Columbia
Broadcast-
Arthur
Solomon was named the and children and existing institu-
18
European
countries,
in
South
The Teutonia, he declares, no for a term ending Dec. 31, 1932. too glorious a picture of rights they
son's gifts may bring happiness to
ing System. The subject of his
Africa, the United States and temporary head of the organize- I lions be given a new lease of life.
believed to be enjoyed by Jews. address will be "The Testing Hour many.
Hon.
(Turn to Page Five.)
I
(Turn to Page Two.)
Canada, this leader stated. He de-
(Turn to Page Five.)
He found Jews huddled in ghettos for the Jew." The musical por-
Charles A. Smith of 2244 Long-
' dared that the aims of the cause
in the Venetian republic, compelled tion of the service will be rendered fellow avenue, is continuing a noble
to wear the yellow badge and at all by the choral choir of the temple practice, followed for many years are to train the youth in the spirit
of Jewish tradition, the Torah and
times exposed to attacks from bi-
under the direction of Professor by his late father, in taking charge Palestine, to prepare the youth for
goted and fanatical mobs. He went
Galvani, who will also render the of the solicitation of these funds. Palestine work and settlement in
to Padua and consulted the rabbis
Send him yourstoday! Now! To
solo "Kaddish," by Maurice Ravel.
Charl es A. Smith,
of that community. In both Ven-
h .ong e ow. Zion .
The broadcasting will begin at
Describing the manner in which
ice and Padua. as in Metz Jewish
Make your happy Passover doubly
the Mizrachi Hatzoir encourages Open School Week' Planned at Tuxedo-Holmur Talmud
Will Be a Presentation of Jews in Art; Painters and Sculp- leaders refused to welcome Nicolas 1:30 and continue for one-half happy."
hour. Owing to the fact that the
the Chalutz movement, Mr. Binnun
Torah ; Kvutzah Arranges Third Seder; Passover
tors of International Repute Respond to Invi-
Following the address by Judge
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) local station with which the Co-
said that the movement supports
Instructions to Children of Schools.
tations of Arrangements Committee.
lumbia system is affiliated has its Rubiner, M . Al tman appealed in
behalf
of
the
orphans
at
the
Ames
(Turn to Page Five.)
facilities otherwise taken at this
farm at Leamington, near Windsor.
hour,
persons
in
Detroit
who
with
The annual election of officers , siona from 4 to 8 in the afternoon
Following the tradition of artis- Water Color Exhibit; Marguerite
to listen in are requested to do Mr. Altman directed his plea to the
and of members of the board of and evening and on Sunday morn-
tic activities in Detroit, the exhibi- Zorach, one of the first Americans
Windsor Jews, to provide Passover
the United Hebrew Schools whose ing from 9:30 to I.
so through radio stations in other'
ZALUDKOWSKI SPEAKS
tsn scheduled to take place at the to place work in the permanent col-
cities.
(Turn to Page Five.)
Hillel Foundation of the University lection of the Whitney Museum of
TO BEN BEY SATURDAY terms expire will be held Thurs-
The management has made ar-
day evening, April 28, at 8:30 rangements to receive all guests.
of Michigan from May 1. to May American Art; Morris Kantor, Int
ing Program Arranged for
16 will be a presentation of Jews awarded the Frank G. Logan gold
Neat Monday Evening. •
Prof. Elijah Zaludkowski, can- o'clock, at the Philadelphia-Bymn Members of the Woman's Auxil-
in art. Painter and sculptors of medal and $2500 for the "flaunted
tor of Congregation Sheerest School. The present officers are: iary, assisted by some mothers
international repute have respond. I House," at the American exhibition
Next Monday night April 18,
Zedek, will speak on "Jewish Honorary president, J. Friedberg; whose children are attending the
ed to the request of the arrange- this year; William Schwartz, who Pisgah Lodge No. 31, of the B'nai
Music"
at the Ben Bey open forum president, Robert R. Marwil; first school- , will act as hostesses.
Will be out on April 22 and will contain a series
ment committee which Mrs. David won the John C. Shafer prize in B'rith will formally initiate the
Plan "Third Seder."
social on Saturday evening, April vice-president, Judge H. B. Eel.
of features which, grouped together, will form a
B. Werbe is directing. Miss Jos- the permanent collection of the candidates of the Bernard Ginsburg
Something very unique is being
16, at 8:30, at the B'nai Moshe dan; second vice-president, A. M.
ephine Stern is chairman of the Texas Museum and the Chicago Memorial Class. The officers urge
wealth of reading material seldom excelled for its . Synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. Pregerson; treasurer, Harry Co- arranged at this time by the Kvut-
Art Institutes, and one of the first every member to attend this im-
exhibition.
zah Ivrith, the Hebrew-speaking
informative as well as entertaining qualities.
Rev. Zaludkowski, formerly pro- hen; secretary, Morris Lachover.
At this meeting detailed reports organization, headed by A. D.
It was 12 years ego, in 1920, and frequent contributors to the pressive ceremony and to welcome
fessor of music at the Russian
that the first American exhibition Detroit Jewish Center exhibition,- the new members into the fold.
Royal Academy, is an author, com- will be submitted by the chairmen Markson. A third Seder, in the
A.
Raymond
Katz,
who
makes
novel
of this type was organized under
Rabbi Leon Fram will be the
poser, pianist, director, teacher ' of standing committees, as fol- form of a Seder-Parody, follow-
the auspices of the Detroit United use of the Hebrew alphabet in de- principal speaker of the evening.
and operatic singer. In each field lows: Educational, (A. M. Preg- ing the prescribed service of the
Will he the title of a Passover story by Raymond
Jewish Charities. Miss Mary Cap- signing his paintings, and Emil Rabbi Fram has been active in
he has won recognition and ac- erson; flnance, }ferry Cohen; pub- Seder and injecting a note of hu-
Nivel, besides other exclusively Passover stories by
lan, Mi./ Blanche Hart and Mrs. Armin, whose life has recently been B'nai B'rith activities in the past,
claim due to his love for music. lie licity. Simon Shetzer; house, M. mor and hilarity, is being care-
Werbe, founders of this exhibition,' biographied by Manuel Chapman as president of Ramah Lodge in
other authors.
is the author of "Manginoth Is- B. Cohen. honorary chairman, fully planned by the committee.
and
whose
self-portrait
is
on
ex-
were assisted by Milton Alexander I
Chicago.
rael," "The Music of the Nine- Isaac Rosoothal, acting chairman. The arrangements are being made
The degree team to initiate the
educational chairman, IVilliari; hibition at the Diana Galleries, Chi-
teenth Century," "Tefilath Noah M. Lachover, secretary, will sub- by the executive of the Kvutzah
Freedman, president; Henry Wine- cago. Others include Ben Benn, new members with impressive B'nai
Vaavodath Elijah." "Jewish Folk mit a financial report and Bernard and refreshments are being pre-
man and Fred Butzel. Since 1920, whose "one man" shows in New Brith ritual consists of Elias Gold-
By Meyer Levin, author of "The Golden Moun-
Songs," "Kultur Traeger Von Der Lows, superintendent, will give a pared by a special women's com-
outgrowths of this Detroit exhibi- York proclaim him is among the berg, Samuel Sternberg, Joseph
The Seder-Parody will
Yiddiahcr Liturgie," and other report on the educational activi- mittee.
tain" and "Yehuda" is a feature of unusual value.
tion have included exhibits all over finest moderns; Halevy Lever, Ger- Staub, Max Edwards and Rudolph
ties.
take place in the Philadelphia-
works.
the United States. The Jewish ald Frank, Bashk ■ Paeff, Elias Meyersohn.
Byron
auditorium
on Saturday
All
members
of
the
United
He-
George
M.
Stutz,
assistant
prose-
Other interesting number! are
Centers has continued the tradition Grossman, Alexander Portnoff and
cuting attorney, chairman of the brew Schools are invited to at- evening, April 23.
in Detroit and the movement has Enrico Glickenstein. Other names planned by the committee in charge
woman's
Auxiliary.
tend
this
meeting
and
are
en-
organization committee of the
now reached the college community are coming In as plans for the ex- of the evening's pr-gram.
Will include a special column by David Schwartz,
The Woman's Auxiliary, headed
1932 Allied Jewish Campaign, will titled to vote.
Last Monday night the general
at Ann Arbor, where some of the' hibition progresses
author of the "By-The-Way" weekly feature; Ran-
by Mrs. Maurice II. Zackheim, is
be the chairman of the evening.
Op.. School Week.
This is the first art exhibition committee held its hi-weekly meet-
same artists who exhibited at that
completing plans for a get-togeth-
dom
Thoughts,
a
sports
column,
book
reviews
and
The
le
turn
will
be
preceded
by
The
week
beginning
May
1
has
first exhibition will be again repre- undertaken by the Hillel Founda- ing and several matters of import-
a musical program arranged by been designated as Open School er supper to be held Sunday eve-
numerous other features.
sented.
tion in Ann Arbor, and it is hoped ance were considered for recom-
M. Diamond, S. Lapinsky, M. Su,- Week in the Tuxedo-Holmur ning, May I, at 8:30 o'clock, In
Among those who have already that art activities may become per- mendation to the membership at
rath, S. Dubrinsky, A. Saltzman branch. Although Open School the Philadelphia-Byron auditor-
To be completely informed Jewishly you must
responded for the Hillel Founda- manent feature of the Founda- the next executive session. Jacob
and Sam Bean. David Bearena, Week has become an Institution in ium. A carefully arranged pee-
tion exhibition are: William Zor- tion's annual program. Rabbi Ber- Miller, ■ past president of the
read
accompanied at the piano by his some of the public schools, it is an rram is being prepared by the
ach, winner of the Frank G. Loran nard Heller has authorized the af- lodge and active in B'nai B'rith
MEDEnton;kinsn IN RON ICLE
mother, will render vocal selee- innovation in the Hebrew schools. program committee and the 1114
$1500 prize at the forty-fourth fair which is under the supervision affairs for more than 30 years, was
tions Dancing will conclude the
The classes will be open to vial-1 rnittee in charge of the dinner ilo
of
the
education
committee
of
the
appointed
chairman
of
the
newly
American Exhibition (1931) and
program. Admission is free.
tors at all times during the ses•
the poo prise at the International Foundation.
(Turn to Pap Two.)
created conservation committee.
$Fifteen clergymen and professors
of theology were among the wanes-
sea at a trial which commenced on
April 11.
Several pleaded for
CHILDREN'S HOME mercy and a light sentence, argu-
ELECTS H. COHEN
MO'OS CHITIM PLEA
BY JUDGE RUBINER
FOUNDER OF HIAS
CALLED BY DEATH
MIZRACHI LEADER
A DETROIT. VISITOR
PASSOVER SERMON
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Officers of United Hebrew Schools
To be Elected at Meeting April 26
Art Exhibit of Hillel Foundation
At Ann Arbor to be Held May 1-16
FRAM TO TALK AT
PISGAH INITIATION
OUR PASSOVER ISSUE
"Only One Kid"
A Palestine Passover
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