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the Yale School of Medicine, and
one of the outstanding Jewish
scientists in this country, was
awarded the Newell Sill Jenkens
Memorial Medal by the Connecti-
cut State Dental Association. This
medal, which is made for notable
contributions to dentistry, science
or humanity, was presented last
year to the late George Eastman.
Dean Winternitz, who was one
of the founders of the Institute of
Human Relations at Yale, Is a
graduate of Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity and joined the Yale faculty
in 1917 as professor of medicine.
Ile has been dean of the Yale
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CINCINNATI, Ohio,—Alfred M. Cohen and Dr. I. M. Rubinow,
president and secretary, respectively, of B'nai B'rith, paid a visit to
the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at the University of Texas during
their recent trip to Mexico City. They expressed themselves as
favorably impressed with the work of the Foundation in drawing
together the Jewish students of the university for Jewish cultural,
educational and social purposes.
The president and secretary of the order posed for ■ picture
with the !fillet Student Council for 1932. President Cohen is at the
left of the first row; Dr. Rubinow, at the right. Rabbi Samuel
llalevi Boron, director of the Foundation, may be seen second from
the left, third row.
Season's Greetings and Best Wishes
To Our Many Jewish
Friends and Patrons
Prh
PICTURE OF JEWISH
COMMUNITY IN U. S.
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lent hostility between the Germans
and the Russians which rivaled the
horrors of the Klan.
toll'Ine:iassh poi% ne
dr! n ag t-
America nis m
its worst, the blatant vulgarity of
EIGHT-MILE ROAD NEAR GRATIOT
the Babbitt and the violent bigotry
Rabbi August's "God's Gen- of the Klansman. The social leader
of Rabbi Sharwell's congregation
tleman" is an Intensely
was a German Jew whose loudest
Human Story.
boast was his membership in an
exclusive Gentile country club. At-
torney Greenspan attended Sunday
A Review by James St
services in the Baptist church, he
'GOD'S GENTLEMAN?' Br Garry Au• valued his rabbi chiefly as a show-
gust. Alfred A. Knopf, publisher.
piece for the Gentiles, he organized
a temple clique which kept Russian
In the English departments of Jews off the governing board, he
Now Playing Every Night Except Monday
the great American universities constantly violated the integrity
there is no hope of a high academic of Jewish tradition in the name of a
career for an avowed Jew. This shoddy and puerile 100 per cent
also featuring our famous
was the enexorable fact faced by Americanism.
Daniel Walter Sharwell, winner of
As the spiritual heir of the
the Lakeside Essay Prize in 1915, princes of Israel, Rabbi Sharwell
fought the Greenspans in his con-
FOR
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gregation. On the other hand, he
Author Rabbi August
was beseiged by the great Liberal
leaders whose modern purpose was
NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME
Rabbi Garry August, author to convert religious traditions into
of "God's Gentleman," reviewed sociological programs, the pulpit
herewith, is rabbi of Temple into a forum for bawling unit fters,
Israel in Gary, Ind. He was the temple into a center of "Social
Special Prices to Parties — Private Rooms Available
burn at Cleveland in 1894 and Service." On the third hand, so to
was graduated from Western speak, he was assailed with the ro-
Reserve University in 1914 and mantic forces of Zionism.
JOE WEYER—GEORGE IIUND
from Hebrew Union College at
Always it was a battle to re-
Formerly with Eastwood Inn
Cincinnati in 1919. In the main simply a teacher of "puzzled
past six years he conducted a children in a strangers' world," to
weekly book column in the St. understand and forgive them, to be
For Reservations Phone Ping..., 3559
JosephAMo.) Gazette, and in God's gentleman. Dan Sharwell
the Gary Post-Tribune. He also was not immune to the materialism
contributed articles on music to of his age and place. Babbittry
various periodicals. His pub- was beating him, until its gaudy
lishers, Alfred A. Knopf, New and swollen bulk collopsed in '29.
York, announce he is at work Then, amid the crash of material
now on another novel. "God's values, in that chaos, Rabbi Sher-
Gentleman" ($2.50) came off well realized that the templewas
the press April 8. yet a sanctuary for his people. In
a confirmation service he was
and the only graduate of Lakeside struck with the vision of the chit-
bran of his Jews united, as of old,
University to be crowned with a fel- by disaster.
UPON THIS OCCASION I WISH TO
lowahip in English literature. His
And his "was the sacred duty of
professor, Dr. Oliver Stewart, au- keeping alive loyalty and comrade-
EXPRESS MY THANKS TO THE
thor of The Religion of Shake- ship among the children of an alien
MANY CUSTOMERS WHO HAVE
speare, intellectual Methodist, people, children who in the years
bluntly demanded that young Sher- to come would need to treasure boy-
PATRONIZED US AND HELPED
well renounce his breed and his ally and comradeship infinitely
SWELL THE SALES OF
race for the sake of his academic I more than their troubled parents
future.
...And this temple was more than
So this superb story of a Liberal a place of gentle ceremonial, more
rabbi begins. For Dan Sharwell's than a place of gathering and in-
mother had filled his young life struction; ah, if they only knew, it
and
with song and tradition that spoke could be for them, as it should have
steawnadrtsucoffuelrd- been for their parents, a symbol
anrd ohleivreo rism
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of strength and dignity and cour-
never understand. Before the sim- age."
s
ple mother who had taught her old-
And "God's Gentleman" is more --1- -- ,' -
est child the Hebrew language at than a powerfully true picture of
In Detroit and Surroundings
her knees this puzzled savant was the Jewish community in American
helpless; and Dan Sharwell ... had life. It is a novel with an intensely :s--- -
flung himself into the refuge offered human and dramatic story, sincere-
by Maccabean."
1 Best Wishes to All Jewry for a Happy )
ly conceived and brilliantly done.
In the Hebrew College Dan Shar- Garry August is a man of rare Ei--
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Passover Holiday
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well came under the influence of promise in American letters. -=._
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Jewish history, whose erudition
never lost the glow of human un- PLEA ON THURSDAY
derstnading. From Professor Gott-
meyer young Sharwell caught a FOR LOCAL YESHIVA
shining vision of life, an honorable
Yeshiva Beth Judah of Pingree
aspiration which• left the mean
ABRAHAM SHARP, Prop.
glory offered by Dr. Stewart aban- and Woodrow Wilson this week,
doned in the wreckage of youth's renewed its appeal for funds, and
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illusions. After quitting HAM- warned Detroit Jewry that unless
bean, the parting admonition of aid is forthcoming the school is in
Gottmeyer remained as an undying danger of closing.
Yeshiva officials stated that ap
echo in his heart:
" . Never mind what the world peals will be made in synagogues
calls religion. You'll do enough for preceding Haskorath Neshomoth,
your people if you think out for on the last day of Passover, Thurs-
them the simple and fortifying and day, April 28. It is pointed out
truthful children. Puzzled children that the Yeshiva has a "chazakah"
in a strangers' world they are' try —preference for an appeal—on
THE NEW
to make them contented with them- this day, such appeals having been
selves and you too, serving them, made on Achron shel Pesach in all
must learn to understand and for- congregations for the past four
give them. And there are things years.
not to be done. Never be a clown,
The appeal is under the super-
■ pusher ... Be • gentleman, Dan- vision of the board of directors of
ny, a gentleman!"
Yeshiva Beth Judah and of the
Something entirely NEW and DIFFERENT
Dan Sharwell was not long In Vaad Horabonim.
discovering that a harder rule of
is •
conduct for • minister of religion
in materialistic America was un- 56 NEW MEMBERS OF
imaginable. In an American sense,
DETROIT HADASSAH
he succeeded easily in becoming a
gentleman of God. Even his first
Same Location, Twelfth and Taylor
The following 66 new members
small congregation paid him •
princely salary. Rabbi Sharwell recently enrolled in the Detroit
In
extending
you P assover greeting. we also invite you to
of Hadassah:
became the envy of his gaunt and chapter
The Mesdames Harold C. Allen. Harold
try one of our specially prepared Passover meals. Your favor.
shabby colleagues in the Minister- Ask.
Fanny Balehowaity,_ M. J. Barrer,
ial Alliance. Ile drove a fine car, Charles I. Betsey. Sara Balker. Bernard
it. Passover dish Is herd
Martin M. Cowan, Daniel G.
his study was lined with rich vol- R. Brandt
Devid Davis, Sophie Elnebert,
umes of the world's greatest litera- Mien Finkel, Ire Friedenbert, Harold
ture and stocked with albums of Goodman. I. E. Goodman, William cor-
Julius Green, Philip Hoots, Joshua
music, he smoked Havanas, he was don,
Joyrich, Samuel Kanner,. M. M. K ,
arrayed in royal raiment, and in Fred Klein. Bernard Korner. Samuel
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Kraemer.
Clemens: Oscar Lager, I.
• black box in the vaults of the M. IAIHS. Ni.
William A. London, Max Mar-
our Balcony is exceptionally suited for wedding., meet•
First National he kept a treasure eh.). Joseph
Miller. Peter A. Miller,
of gilt-edged bonds. For all their Joseph Modell. Joseph Node!. Arnold
lags, luncheons, banquets, etc.
R. B Newman, Starry Prin. Henry
proclaimed devotion to spiritual Nei.,,
A. Reieh, Sam. J. Rhodes. Da•id J.
values, Sharwell's fellow ministers Rlsmann, Samuel Rubiner, Reuben Send •
ler, J. Arthur Samson. Jean Sawislak.
had little interest in his religion.
/Arab., Srlisnler, N. II. Skolnick, Ida American Jewish educators.
The conference will be held
cad G.Bee.word.8."s
"HOW do you put it over young
A feature of the conference simultaneously with the meetings
Max Silbert. Mt. Cleniew• Louis Sloan.
fellow' the Methodist and the
S. Ste, Avon TritelM um. AI will be a comprehensive review of of the National Conference of
Wein,
A.
H.
Weinstein,
Joseph
Baptist wanted to know.
. Harry Zolkower, and Win Eva Sums. the present status of Jiwish edu- Jewish Social Service. Ileadquar-
But being God's gentleman In the
cation in this country, the prog- ters will be at the Commodore
sense meant by Friedrich Gott- EDUCATORS' ANNUAL ress that has been in the years of Hotel. There will be a number of
ineyer, the aristo
ffi crat and intellect-
prosperity and the setback Jew- joint sessions with the National
.
MEETING MAY 15-17 ish education has suffered Conference of Jewish Social Serv-
sal ew
J, was di c ult.
in the more recent years ice for a consideration of those
Is Aldington, the booming steel
of economic depression. Though problems the Jewish social worker
(Continued from Page One.)
towns Dan Sharwell engaged him-
some attention will be given to the and the Jewish educator have in
self an the struggle that makes the
dramatic story of this novel. There Jew—will attend these sessions past. the major portion of the con- common.
Louis E. Levinthal, former presi-
his task as he saw it, was to build and participate in the delibera- ference' will be devoted to laying
the temple into a fortress for the tions.. Judge Horace Stern, Dr. the foundation for the American dent of the Associated Talmud
Mordecai
M.
Kaplan,
Dr.
Julius
H.
Jewish
school
of
tomorrow.
A
Jewish community, a sanctuary in
Torahs of Philadelphia and a
which the traditions of Israel might Greenstone, Dr. Samson Benderly number of wholesome innovations leader in Jewish educational en-
be preserved from the babbittry of and others will lead in the discus- in the Jewish school system are ex- deavor, has accepted chairman-
the American circus parade. Brit sion and will help to arrive at
pected as a result of the national ship of the local committee on an
there was war in his flock, a sirs- formula to serve as a guide for conference this year.
rangementa and hospitality,
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