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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 22
FINANCE SCHOLAR'S
EFFORT TO PREPARE
12THCENTURY WORK
Dr. Levy of University of Bal-
timore Gets Important
Award.
NEW WORK BY PHILO
FOUND BY YOUNG JEW
17,000 Exhibits on Dreyfus
Case on View in Paris-
ian Museum.
of
er
it.
to
,
THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH
BALTIMORE,—(J. T. A.)—Dr.
Raphael Levy, professor of ro-
mance languages at the University
of Baltimore, has been awarded a
financial grant by the American
Council of Learned Societies.
Dr. Levy will use the money for
traveling in Europe this summer,
where he is to prepare an edition
of the old "Commencement de Sa-
pience" (The Beginning of Wis-
dom), !which was written in the
Twelfth century by Abraham Ibn
Ezra.
Originally written in Hebrew by
the famous scholar of medieval
times, the manuscript was soon
translated into other languages.
It is an astrological treatise.
Dr. Levy will collaborate on t he
edition with Francisco Cante TR
Burgos, Spanish scholar of t he
University of Salamanca. T he
volume will be in two sections, one
part of the text in Hebrew and
the other in French. Dr. Levy
will handle the French text.
Dr. Levy will leave Baltimore
about the end of next month, and
he will join Dr. Burgos in Paris.
They will study together in Paris
and in several other cities in Eu-
rope where library facilities are
adequate.
The new edition is to appeai
probably next year.
Dr. Levy, who holds three de-
grees from the Johns Hopkins
University, has studied and tray.
fled extensively in Europe and
received certificates from the Uni-
versity of Paris. He is the author
of "Astrological Works of Abra-
, ham
Ibn Ezra," which was pub-
lished in Paris in 1927.
NEWSPAPER PRINTED 4 1) IN MICHIGAN
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1932
INCITING POSTERS
BLAZONED BY NAZIS
ON VIENNA STREETS
Dr. Franklin's Radio
Address This Sunday
^
On Sunday afternoon, April 24,
at tile invitation of the Church
of the Air, Dr. Leo M. Franklin
will broadcast a brief service
and preach a sermon on the
coast-to-coast net work of the
Columbia Broadcasting System. Anti-Semites Arrested F ol-
The subject of his address will
lowing Attack on Jew-
be "The Testing Hour for the
ish Editor.
Jew." The musical portion of
the service will be rendered by
18
HELD
IN DEATH
the choral choir of the Temple
under the direction of Professor
OF U. S. MISSIONAR Y
Galvani, who will also render the
solo "Kaddish,' by Maurice Bolsheviks Complain An ti-
Ravel.
Religious Campaign is
The broadcasting will begin
A Failure.
at 1:30 and continue for one-half
-_—
hour. Owing to the fact that
VIENNA.—(.1. T. A.)—"Juda ea
the local station with which the
Perish"
inscriptions
continue to be
Clumbia system is affiliated has
Ks facilities otherwise taken at blazoned on Nazi posters which li ne
I
the
streets
cf
Vienna.
this hour, persons in Detroit
The protests registered by Jo w-
who wish to listen in are
requested to do so through radio ish leaders with the authoriti es
stations in other cities. Among I continue to be unavailing,. whi Is
the stations which can be tuned the Nazis conduct their vigoro US
in on are 1VGN of Chicago (720) anti-Jewish election campaign.
A number of Nazis were arrest ed
WKBC of Cincinnati (550);
WHK of Cleveland (1390); here following an attack upon E r -
I nest Klebinder, the Jewish edit CIT
KMOX of St. Louis (1090).
of the Weiner Journal.
The ire of the Nazis had bee
aroused by Klebinder's opposition to
the proposed student law whic
would establish the German natio n-
al character unions. Their wrat h
reached a climax when Klebinder
paper published a special editio
directed against Adolph Hitler, th
leader.
Interesting Statements on NationakSocialist
Klebinder was attacked in th
Palestine by Ossip
Cafe Rebhuh by three Nazis wh
struck at him with a leather trunc h.
Gabrilowitsch.
eon, a knuckleduster and a ridin
-
-
An Interview With Noted Director whip.
Anticipating an attack three d e-
BY RUTH C. BROTMAN
tectives had been assgned to guar d
"I regret that in my childhood Klebinder, but even their effort
I did not study Hebrew and now, to save the Jewish editor from a
at this period of my life, you can beating were insufficient.
understand it would require very
Three of the Nazis were immed I.
much of my time—but to be able ately sentenced to 10 days impri 5-
onment and will later be hand eel
over to the higher courts for tri al
in accordance with the orders of th
government.
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Nigig
By S. S. GROSSMAN
rerem, rem... • me
scam es-e,-,
se“•--ss- ,-7,-, 12
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Pick Ehrlich, Himelhoch,
Shapero, Mrs. Wineman,
Wolf, Hartman.
PALESTINE TO ENACT
STRICT5,12 PRESS LAW
3.1.1, •
.eete,
raYer,ey1—y
BRITAIN CONSULTS 'Captains of Teams •CAPTAINS CHOSEN
For A llied Drio e4
WITH AGENCY ON
FOR FIVE ALLIED
JEWS' EMPLOYMENT
CAMPAIGN TEAMS
Colonial Secretary Says Num-
ber of Jews Employed
Will be Increased.
ii ebh'i Mtie^fireerm'embem me*
74
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
SPECIAL GIFTS GROUP
PERSONNEL ANNOUNCED
-
Prominence of Men Accept-
ing Responsibility En-
courages Leaders.
-
Henry Wineman, who,' with
Israel Ilimelhoch, is a co-
chairman of the special gifts
committee of the Allied Jew-
ish Campaign, made an im-
portant announcement this
WI
svr-..-Vverwsrai
American Members Form
Agency Branch to Fur-
ther Program.
ler,
n Wm ie. MIS •
eme.• en, * -
,
—
LONDON,—(J. T. A.)—The Pal-
estine government in consultation
with the executive committee of the
Jewish Agency is endeavoring to
determine the Jewish share of em.
ployment In public work, Sir Philip
Cunliffe-Liater, secretary for the
colonies, stated in the House of
week, indicating that the machin-
Commons.
ery for the $165,000 drive to be
Pages from Old Haggadah in Hebrew Union College Museum
The colonial secretary's state-
JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
conducted May 8 to 18 is nearing
at CI icinn•ti.
ment was made in reply to a ques-
completion, and that leaders most
tion by Davis Admack, who asked
prominent in every walk of life in
whether the number of Jewish em-
the Detroit Jewish community
Why are the hearts of our people so light?
ployed in Palestine public works
hays signified their readiness to
Why is it, home is so wondrously bright?
would be proportionate to the
co-operate. •
Happiness, holiness, shining o'er all,
amount of taxes paid by them, In
Mr. Wineman announced the
Hear how the men from the synagogue call,
fulfillment of the letter of Premier
appointment of five teams, with
MacDonald to Dr. Chaim Weiz-
"Gut-Yomtov, Gut-Yomtov!" It's Pesach tonight!
the
following as leaders;
mann.
Team A-40seph H. Ehrlich,
Quota. Figures.
captain.
The Seder is set, and aro nd in a ring,
o.
Cunliffe-Lister, after reminding
Team B—Israel Himelhoch, cap-
We Princes are sitting, a d father is King,
his interrogator of the exact word-
tam,
ing of the MacDonald letter, stated
While heaven is hearing the songs that we sing;
Team C—Nate S. Shapero,
that in the meantime steps had
captain.
'Tis Yomtov, Gut-Yomtov! It's Pesach tonight!
been taken to increase the number
Team D--Mrs. Henry Wineman,
of Jews employed in public works.
captain.
"Father, four questioni: "0 why do we do
There are now 340 Jews employed
Team E—Edwin A. Wolf and
in the .Ifaifa Harbor, but figures
All these strange things?' Then he tells us anew
Joseph Hartman, co-captain..
regarding their employment in
Beautiful stories of Pamiver night;
Their
respective committees are
other places are unavailable, the
And mother says low, as Iwe hear him recite,
composed of the following at the
Colonial secretary said.
time The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
"Be proud, little fello , be proud you're a Jew!"
There are but 450 Arab laborers
goes to press:
organized in a trade union in Pal-
Mr. Ehrlich's team will be com-
estine,
Sir
Philip
stated,
adding
I hear how the Jews pa across the Red Sea ;
posed of the following committee-
that it is possible, however, that
God is their leader,-and now they are free!
men: Fred 94. Butzel, Abe Cooper,
I
this number does not Include many
Ira Copeland, Maurice A. Eng-
The chosen of God, and His children are we!
Arabs who join non-racial and non-
NATE S. SHAPERO
gess, Ben B. Fenton, Dr. Leo M.
religious unions.
18 Arrested in Death of America
I'm proud, and I'm happy, I'm proud I'm a Jew!
Franklin,
Julian H. Krolik, Rob-
A report on labor legislation in
Missionary.
ert R. Marvill, William A. Stearns,
Palestine, on which a committee of
WARSAW.--(J. T. A.)—Eigh tri
Sidney
Stone,
Peter Vass and Ru-
inquiry is working, will be ready
ens persons have been arrested
dolph Zuieback.
connection with the death of a
at the end of May, Sir Philip said.
The team headed by Mr. Himel.
Copy; Is Due Earlier ' '
Stricter Press Laws.
American missionary conductin
hock is composed of Morton F.
her proselytizing among Jew 5,
Stricter press lawa will be en-
For the Next Issue
Ashner Sol M. Cole, John J. Gins-
Edna Grace Mott, who was foun
acted in Palestine, Sir Philip in-
Finds New Philo Work.
'
burg, Henry
Levitt, Meyer I..
dead in the mission hall where sh
formed the House of Commons.
On account of the concluding
BERLIN.— (J. T. A.) — D r .
had been teaching.
Prentis, Edwin M. Rosenthal, Abe
'The Colonial Secretary's an-
days of Passover occurring on
Hans Levy, a young Jewish schola
Shiffman and Melville S. Welt.
In missionary circles the Jew
nouncement
followed
an
address
by
Wednesday and Thursday, torsos
here, who was gent on a study mi s-
are accused of responsibility to
Mr. Shapero's team is composed
Josiah Wedgewood in which
for the next issue of The De. Seeks Illinois Governorship; Colonel
Edon last year by the Germa n
her death dictated by alleged re - trait
of Maurice Aronsson, Harry IL
the latter pointed to the repeated
Jewish Chronicle will cl oi
Levinson Third Jewish
—.Scientific Emergency. _Society t
venge motives.
attacks
in
the
Palestine
press
upon
Bielfield,
Morris II, Blumberg, An-
early, and all copy should rea
t
the Orient, Transcaucasia an
Mayor in Mich.
The Jews; according to these cmr
the British government, members of
thony Deutsch, Clarence H. Eng-
the editor not later than at noon
Russia, has discovered new text
cies, desired revenge on Miss Mot
the
House
of
Commons
and
the
—
gen,
Roy
It. Fisher, Rabbi Leon
on Monday.
of Philo of Alexandria, the grea
because, prior to her death she kep
D. Charles Levinson, just elect- Jewish population.
Frani, Samuel Frank, William
Jewish philosopher of Hellenisti
in her apartment with her a Jew
Sir Philip stated that the Pales-
ed mayor of Petoskey, Mich., was
Friedman, Harry Gerson, Harry S.
days.
ish girl, Miss Ilanna Salzmann
born in Detroit Nov. 14, 1877. He tine Press Bureau has recently been
Grant, Jesse F. Hirsehman, Isaac
Dr. Levy claims that he ha
whom she had succeeded in con -
is a past chancellor of the Knights reorganized for the purpose of es-
Shetzer, Dr. John Slawson, Abe
found in a work by Bishop Am -
certing, later sending her to a
of Pythias Lodge, is past exalted tablishing closer relations between
Srere and Henry Wineman.
missionary country home.
brosius of Milan, known for th e
ruler of the Elks, past president the press and the Paleetine pe-
The following ladies will assist
en .
Influence he had on St. Augustine
When the dead body of Mis .s
of the Kiwanis Club, of which he
Mrs. Wineman in soliciting as
a large number of extracts take
Mott was first discovered, Polic
Christadelphia Pilgrimage.
was the first president, past super-
Team D; Mesdames Sidney J.
from a work by Philo—Question
thought that a religious fanati
Five hundred tourists have left
visor of the First Ward, and was
Allen, Harry II. Berger, Sol M.
might have been responsible.
and Answers to the First and Sec -
chairman of the board of review. Palestine from England during the
Cole, David S. Diamond, Joseph IL
Later, however, discovering lie Special Program Prepared
end Books of Moses, constitutin g
Mr. Levinson is also an Odd ' sat month to participate in the
Ehrlich, Harry Farbstein, Osman
MRS. HENRY WINEMAN
cash box rifled the police ascribed
important parts of the work, th
Fellow, a thirty-second degree i Levant Fair and to spend Passover
For Annual Passover
E. Fisher, H. J. L. Frank, Alexan-
robbery as the motive.
n the Holy Land.
Greek original of which lao bee
Mason
and
a
Shriner.
der
Freeman, Milton D. Freud,
Entertainment.
This group includes many promi-
lost. The recovered passages ar
OSS1P GABRILOWITSCH
Isaac Gilbert, Fred A. Ginsburg,
For
25
years
Mr.
Levinson
was
n
Complain Anti-Religiou s Cam
ent Jewish industrialists and so-
exegetical commentaries on three
Samuel
R. Glogower, John A.
"
At a meeting of the board of di- the owner of the Levinson Depart- c al workers as well as representa-
re.
chapters of the First Book a to read the Book of Books, I. e.,
Ileavenrich, Max May, Meyer L
MOSC Opla Vi (aJ Failu
T. — With rectors of the Kvutzah Ivrith, He- ment Store, and for the past seven t ives of non-Jewish firms.
T
Moses, translated into Latin from the Bible, in Hebrew, is an ac-
Prentis,
Edwin
M. Rosenthal, Abe
has been engaged in the mo-
Eleven Christadelphians also lefti
the original, and it has been pbs complishment which has been de- the Passover holidaye but a week brew-speaking organization, held years
Srere, Herbert H. Warner, An.
sible to collect in Bishop Ambro nied me. It is fine and poetical, distant, the Yiddish press finds it Sunday evening at the home of tion picture business. Every year, f or Palestine joining the Jewish
drew Wineman and Maurice A.
sius' work about 50 pages of new this language of our ancestors, necessary to complain that the anti. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Landau, beginning six years ago, he turns p arty.
Caplan and Miss Edith Ileavenrich.
The Christadelphans are mem-
and you may say for me that I Pa ssover campaign has proved a 155 Blaine avenue, arrangements over his Hollywood Theater to the
Phil o text.
Messrs Wolf and Hartman, as
were
completed
for
the
"Parody
Kiwanis
Club
to
raise
funds
for
be
failure.
rs
of
a
Christian
religious
sect
t
consider
it
a
privilege
to
know
The newly discovered Philo ten
heads of Team E, will be assisted
It cites as an example character- Seder," or "Third Seder," to be held Camp Daggett, a boys' camp, and w hick believes that Christ will re-
will be published shortly by th . e Hebrew. I think young Jewish
by the following: Osman E.
Saturday evening, April 23, at the covers all expenses towards the a ppear on earth when the Jews
Prussian Academy of . Science, i t I people should be encouraged to irtic of the situation, an incident in Philadelphia-Byron Hall.
Fisher,
Jacob L. Freud, Walter
financing of the annual event. The h ave returned to Palestine. They
the town of Monatisszerg. A meet-
study the language."
stated.
Ileavenrich, Harry H. Levett, Max
An elaborate and entertaining sum of $4,000 has been raised in herefore display keen interest in
Ossip Gabrilowitsch, famous ing had been convened by the Athe-
Lieberman,
J. B. Neiman, Norman
he uphuilding of the Jewish Na-
17,000 Exhibits on Dreyfus C•se . pianist, director of the Detroit ists League. The chairman of the program has been prepared. M. this manner.
Schwartz, Edmund M. Sloman,
Mr. Levinson is the third Jew ti onal Home and actively support
town Soviet, Stesel, failed to ap- Michlin, A. Markson, Louis Pa-
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—A collec Symphony Orchestra, was speak- pear.
Louis Stoll, Sol A. Wolff, David S.
nush and Bernard Panush will give t o serve as mayor of a city in th C Jewish National Fund with
tion .consisting of 17,000 exhibit s: ing to me sotto voce—he was tre-
Zeman and Howard A. Kaichen.
An inquiry, it was disclosed, dis- parodies on the Kiddush, the Four Michigan, the other two Jewish co ntributions collected in their
dealing with the Dreyfus affai r I mendously earnest and eager.
Mr. Winetnan Is Confident.
mayors
serving
at
present
being
c
hunches
when
prayers
are
offered
Questions,
the
Chad-Gadya
and
was left by a wealthy Parisian
There are a great many things (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Mr. 1Vineman expressed confi-
other parts of the Hagadah. Mr. Maurice Ileuman of Jackson and ( Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Jew, M. Ochs, who died recently to admire about Mr. Gabrilowitsch
dence that the personnel of this
Norman
II.
Wiener
of
Albion.
Of
•
,
and
Mn.
M.
Mathis
will
tell
a
and bequeathed it to the city o f , apart from his distinction as a mu.
special gifts division, whose task
number of special Passover anec- interest in this connection is the
Paris.
, roman, and one of them is that he
It will be to raise two-thirds of the
dotes. I. Koller will sing and re- fact that Mayors Heuman and
This collection has been placed !has breadth of mind and vision.
entire
campaign quota, assures
Wiener both are members of Tem.
ci te P assover
on public exhibit in the Museum , You cannot weigh an art, but you
success for the drive in spite of
nik will conduct the singing. At- pie Beth Israel of Jackson, Mayor
Carnavalet
can measure an individual, and
the trying times.
torney A. Rosenberg will render Heuman being president of this
In addition to documentary evi ' Mr. Gabrilowitsch is peerless
"The men and women enrolled
EDWIN A. WOLF
Jewish readings.
Passover re- congregation. Albion is about 15
I plied Mr. Gabrilowitsch for
dence used at the trial the collec -
in these five teams represent a
miles
from
Jackson.
Rabbi
Jerome
-
freshments
will
be
served.
tion includes newspapers from al I , over an hour on the pros and cons
cross-section
of every element of
Folkman
is
spiritual
leader
of
the
parts of the world dealing with the of the Palestine situation and the Noted American Zionist Was I Aaron Bin-Nun of Palestine will Jackson congregation.
Will be Resumed on April
importance and prominence In our
I be a guest and will speak in lie-
Donor of Hebrew Uni-
trial. Various writers and authors !study of Hebrew.
community,"
Mr.
Wineman stated.
29;
Rabbi
Lichtenstein
—
brew.
have consulted this collection for
Surprised and pleased I was to
versity Hall.
"The mere fact that they accepted
Judge Horner Nominated.
to be the Speaker.
their works in connection with the hear him drop familiar Jewish ex-
After the regular p .ogram a
—
positions
of
responsibility
In the
CIIICAGO.—(J T. A.)--Judge
Dreyfus affair, including Bruno pressions and, when he reminisced
JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — voluntary program by the Audi- Henry Horner of Chicago won the
campaign machinery gives us reap
Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
Weil and Jacques Richetin.
on the pogroms in Russia during Ph ilip Wattenoerg prominent Zion. ence will follow. Mrs. e. Silver- Democratic nomination for gover-
eon
to believe that not a single
resume late Friday evenings wry.
—
his boyhood days, a vibrant cord ist leaderand donor of large gifts man and Mrs. M. Weksler are the nor by a plurality of 100,000.
cause Included in the campaign
ices after Passover. Rabbi Michael
T. Catalogue Hebrew and Samari• was struck. to Palestine pbuilding work, died co-chairm en
budget will suffer. The leadership
Judge
homer
will
oppose
Len
Lichtenstein
of
Temple
B'nal
Is-
tan Manuscripts.
! His views on things Jewish were he re at 7 o'clock Friday morning, They will be assisted by Mesdames Small, four times the governor of
of the campaign has reason to
rael of Toledo, will be the guest
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—The given with dignity, and at no time I fo !lowing a sudden attack of rA. Panush, A. Sulkes, I. Katz and the state of Illinois.
feel encouraged by this fact and
speaker at the services Friday eve-
I I.
Oxford University Press will short- during our lengthy conversation asthma.
to
entertain confidence that the
Other
Jewish
candidates
who
At Sunday's meeting Bernard won nominations are Adam F. ning, Anril 29. His subject will be
ly publish a descriptive catalogue was there the slightest tinge of
He endowed the Einstein Ineti-
entire quota will be raised in the
"Some
Palse
Attacks
on
Religion."
of the Ilebrew and Samaritan apology for being a son of Israel. tote of Physics at the Hebrew Uni-i Isaacs appealed to the Kvutzah to Bloch for Supreme Court clerk,
time."
allotted
The Friday evening services will
He reiterated his opinion on the versity with a gift of $100,000. I form • Kvutzah team to work for Paul W. Rothenberg, J. L. Fried- continue
manuscripts in the library of Da-
"A Little Child in the Cradle"
through June 3. Among
vid Solomon Samson of London. ' study of Hebrew, a question I
Mr. Wattenberg arrived in Pales- the Allied Jewish Campaign. A man, sanitary district trustees; the speakers scheduled are Dr.
Leads Donors.
The collection has been built up ! touched upon in a previous inter- tine two weeks ago on a trip sud- number of volunteers responded. William A. Fiegenbutz, Superior Meyer Waxman of the Ilebrew The-
The Prophet Isainh's prediction
over a period of many years and is views with him when discussing his denly decided upon two days before
Court clerk; Congressman A. J. ological College of Chicago for May
what
"a
little child shall lead" in
considered to be unrivaled by that , interest in the advancement of the steamer Acquitania sailed. He
Sabath, Moe Rosenberg; Henry 6; Rabbi Israel Efrom of Buffalo
the establishment of peace and
music in Palestine.
died exactly as he himself would
of any single owner.
Sonnenschein ; Judges A udges, for May 13; Rabbi Max Ant of
the
brotherhood
of man on earth
The work is to be illustrated 1 At that time Mr. Gabrilowitsch have wished, in the Palestine of his
Samuel, Heller, Joseph J. Schul- Scranton, Pa., for May 30. The
may now be paraphrased with
with 73 facsimiles which include a !spoke of Prof. S. Roeovsky, fa. dreams and his hopes. His lag
services
begin
promptly
at
8:15
man
and
Eugene
Holland.
credit
to
the
Want.
colored plate from the famous Fa. ' mous Russian musician. who is now words as he passed were: "I am
p. m. Rabbi A. M. Ilershman con-
—
It may now truly be said that
glad to die in Palestine" and his
(Turn to Page Six.)
Philip Joslin Named to R. I. So. ducts the responsive reading and
I (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) only sorrow was for his wife and
"a little child in the cradle shall
Cantor
E. Zaludkowski the congre-
perior
Court.
children. Ile was 63 years old. A
JOSLYN NAK I MAN
(Turn to Page Two.)
PROVIDENCE, R. 1.—IS. T. gational singing. Following the
widow, a son and a daughter, sur- National Convention in Phila.
delphia to Discuss "Jewish A.)—Philip C. Joslin, Rhode Is- services the members and friends
vive him in New York City.
congregate in the social hall for a
land
attorney
and
Jewish
leader,
Funeral services were arranged
School of Tomorrow."
was appointed by Governor Nor- social period.
by the Jewish Agency Executive
—
Passover Services.
and took place at two o'clock Fri-
(Turn to Page Two.)
"The American Jewish School
The Passover Services were held
day afternoon. Interment, in ac- of Tomorrow" will constitute the
Wednesday
and Thursday morn-
Dance to Follow Gatne at Temple Beth El ; Will be Means sordance with the dying man's wish, central theme of the 1932 confer- PASSOVER PROGRAM
in go, April 21 and 22, at 9 o'clock.
was in Jerusalem.
of Judging Comparative Worth of Players
ence of the National Council for
10:45
on
both mornings Rabbi Program Being Arranged by Committee Headed by Joseph
The funeral cortege started from Jewish Education, according to an
FOR RADIO FORUM II! rehman delivered
addresses.
By Sports Critics.
the Hadassah Hospital to the place announcement made by Israel
H. Ehrlich, President of the Zionist Organization
The
services
and addresses by
of Interment. Kaddieh, prayer for Chipkin, educational director of
Rabbi Leon Fram w ill speak dun- Ra bbi will take place at the same
of Detroit; World Leaders on Broadcast.
the
dead,
was
recited
by
A large gathering is assured for versity of Michigan 'varsity for
Yiecher the Jewish Education Association ing a special Passover program at- ho ur on the last two days, Wednes-
the dance and basketball game to !the past three years, will referee Yau, a personal friend from New of New York city, chairman of the ranged for the Jewish Radio Forum ay and Thursday, April 27 and 28.
II. Ehrlich. president of hear the tnesages from the world
be held under the auspices of the the game. Emmanuel Fishman, York, who accompanied him to Pal- program committee for the Na. this Sunday, from 6 to 5:30 p. m., i skor service will be held at 10:30 the Joseph
Zionist Organization of Detroit, I leaders, and later to join in • local
Jewish Centers athletic committee new attending the University of estine. Brief eulogies were ut- tional Council and one of the I over Station WJBK. Aaron Kur- a. m. Thursday, April 28.
stated
on
Wednesday that plans program. Definite plans will be
at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon Michigan, and Benny Bayer, of tered by Emanuel Neumann, Amer- prominent Jewish educators in this land, who is in charge of the pro.
are being made for • celebration in announced next week.
at Temple Beth El, according to Michigan State Normal College, ican member of the World Zionist country.
gram, states that he has invited R ABBI FRAM SPEAKS
Detroit,
on
May 1, of the seventh
World Loaders t• Speak.
reports on the sale of tickets be- both of whom starred on Detroit Executive and Mrs. Archibald Sil-
The conference, to be held in Sisyor Frank Murphy and Govern- „
anniversary- of the Hebrew Uni.
Sir Herbert Samuel, home mere-
ing received by Shirley J. Wein- high school teams eeveral years verman, prominent American Zion- Philadelphia Sunday, Monday and !or Wilber M. Brucker to greet the
UNDAY
ON
'HITLER'
versa),
of
Jerusalem.
This cele- , tary for England; Herr Oscar
berg, chairman of the committee ago, are coaching the opposing ist. The eulogies wyre brief inas- Tuesday, May IS, 16 and 17, Jewish community on this occasion.
—
bration will be given simultaneous-
head of the Deutsche
Music for this program will be
in charge. The basketball game teams. Meyer Blatt, athletic di- much as eulogies are forbidden dun. promises to be one of the most
'Hitler" will be the subject of ly with similar celebrations Wasserman,
Bank of Berlin; Dr. Thomas Mann,
will bring together the outstanding rector of the Jewish Centers As- legthe month of Nissan, which significant in the history of this furnished
rn
by Rev. A. A. Rosenfeld,
'
Re bbi Leon Frame sermon at throughout the world.
winner
of
the
Nobel Prise for 1992;
this
year
coincides
with
April,
un-
'Jewish players of the Detroit high sociation, is in general charge of
national organization dedicated to ! ranter of Congregation B'nai Te mple Beth El, Woodward at
Mr. Ehrli:h is being assisted in I
Levi, chief rabbi of France,
der the Jewish law.
GI adstene, Sunday morning, April planning this event by • committee Israel
reboots, and will see matched the basketball game.
the furtherance of Jewish educa-
and
James
A.
do Rothschild, mem-
Philip
1)
attenberg
was
an
out-
Simon
tzer,f
, , pree cii,n en r teo ga f
Seek Athletic Fund.
24 , at 10:45.
against each other for the first
tion in this country. A number of m , Sni
of local leaders and of men and wo- ber of the British parliament,
Club
Congregation
It is hoped that by means of standing figure in American Zion- outstanding leaders In American
Rabbi Fram travelled through men interested in the work of the scheduled to take part Is Ur an
time, as captains of the opposing
ist
circles..
He
tn..
was
interested
in
iShaarey
r Zedek and p esident of the roe rmany • few years ago when the Hebrew University. It Is planned
teams, two All-City players, Henry this basketball game and dance
ternadonal radio forum, ea nary
addition, in many Jewish causes. Jewish life—men who are giving Wholesale Bureau of the Detroit lii tier movement was just begin- to
hold a mass celebration during I, arranged by the Aloarlaaar..
Berets and Carl Bayer, both of the athletic committee of the Con- For a number of years he headed
serious cons i derat i on
IBoard of Commerce, spoke last Sun- xi rig its sweep of Germany, and
ten will be able to raise enough
Northern High School.
the Federation of Galician Jews in rational problems of the American day on the subject "F.conomie Sta. the refore speaks of Hitlerista from the international breadeoaet from Friends of the Hebrew IlidearallIK
Jerusalem, Leadmi, Paris and other
Henry Weiss, star of the Uni- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) America.
STUDY OF HEBREW
URGED BY MUSICIAN
NOMINATION WON
BY JUDGE HORNER
PARODY SEDER OF
KVUTZAH APRIL 23
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F RIDAY SERVICES
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
PHILIP WATTENBERG
DIES IN JERUSALEM
I
EDUCATORS ANNUAL
MEETING MAY 15-17
Stars to Appear in Basketball Game
. Sunday to Aid Centers Athletic Fund
Plan Celebration Here of Seventh
Anniversary of Hebrew University
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