THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NE. WSPAPER T
PRINTEDC IN MICHIGAN .
AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
NEWSPAPER FOR
WAYNE COUNTY
'
,
and
VOL. XXXIII. NO. 23•
MATZOS PLENTIFUL
IN RUSSIA BECAUSE
SOVIET NEEDS CASH
News Letter by J. T. A. Cor-
respondent Tells Inter.
eating Facts.
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1932
Registration at
Hebrew Schools
This is the beginning of the
new semester and children are
now accepted for registration
at all branches of the United
Hebrew Schools. New classes
are being organized for begin-
ners, for semi-beginners, and
for children of the Bar Mitzvah
age. This registration period
will last only 10 days and the
public is asked to attend to the
enrollment of children im-
mediately. It is with great
difficulty that the schools are
able to accommodate a child
during the middle of a semes-
ter. The enrollment of a new
student in the middle of a se-
mester upsets the work of the
class and the child is rarely
well adjusted. To avoid this
maladjustment, parents are
urged to enter their children
now, at the mid-semester regis-
tration period.
'DEMAND MADE FOR
LARGER PALESTINE
IMMIGRANT QUOTA
Storm Created in Course of
Debate in House of
Commons.
Russia Confiscates
Two Carloads Matzos
MOSCOW.— (J. T. A.) —
Two carloads of matzos were
confiscated by the Soviet au-
thorities when they entered the
city.
The excuse given for this act
is that allegedly it has not bevel
proved where the flour used for
baking the matzos came from.
Despite the intensive anti-re-
ligious campaign which reached
its climax this week, the syna-
gogues were overcrowded with
worshippers.
Anti-religious meetings were
held in factories and plants em-
ploying a considerable number
of Jewish workers and artisans
and clubs for Jewish house-
wives.
The speakers condemned
Jewish clergymen as counter-
revolutionists and intervention-
ists. Observers of the Passover
holiday were charged with be-
ing disturbers of the five-year
plan.
The Jewish youth attended
the anti•religious meetings and
some managed to attend both
meeting and service.
1
Michigan's'
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
ABRAHAM JACOBS IS' Art Exhibit Opens KEYMEN ARE SELECTED FOR GENERAL
NAMED TREASURER' At U. of M. Sunday SOLICITATIONS DIVISION OF ALLIED
of Prominent Artists
OF ALLIED DRIVE Works
to be Displayed at Ml-
JEWISH CAMPAIGN COMMENCING MAY 8
Former President of Shaarey
Zedek Was One of Con.
gregation's Organizers.
,
NAME HERMAN RADNER
ASSOCIATE TREASURER
le! Foundation.
The art exhibition of the Mlle! Maurice J. Caplan and Maurice Aronsson Are Co-Chairmen
Foundation of University of Michi-
of Important Group Charged With Soliciting
gan,
at Ann Arbor, will open with
APPEALS BY BUCHAN,
Community in Important $165,000 Drive.
a reception on Sunday afternoon,
JANNER, WEDGWOOD
May 1. The exhibit will continue
for two weeks, through May 10. It REPORT 1,200 WORKERS ENROLLED TO CANVASS
Francois Coty Renews At-
will feature "Jews in Art," and
Colonial Office Denies British
FOR FUNDS DURING 10-DAY CAMPAIGN PERIOD
tacks Upon Jews in
Young Philanthropist Won offer a collection of paintings, etch-
Fail to Discharge Their
France.
ings and .sculpture, from many of
Acclaim
in
Border
Cities
Duties.
•
the leading artists of the country. General Solicitation to be Made by 10 Divisions; Each
for His Relief Efforts,
The exhibition is under the joint
A Letter from Moscow by B.
Division to Have 12 Teams, and Each Team 10
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—An in-
sponsorship of Mrs. David B.
S molar.
Abraham
Jacobs,
veteran
De-
Workers; Prominent Detroiters Are Keymen.
creased immigration quota for
Werbe and the education committee
ICoPyrizitt. 1932, J. T. A.)
troiter
and
pioneer
businessman,
Palestine, which will be satisfac-
of the Hillel Foundation, of which
tory to the Jews, was demanded
has been appointed treasurer for Miss Josephine Stern is chairman.
More than 1,200 workers have been enrolled as solid-
All Jews in Soviet Russia who
by John Buchan, chairman of the
Among the artists whose works tors in the Allied Jewish Campaign for $165,000,
the forthcoming Allied Jewish Cam-
want matzos have it this year.
to be
•
have
arrived
for
exhibition
are
the
conducted here from May 8 to 18.
paign for $165,000, to be held May following:
The "Torgsin," the Soviet
stores where all articles are sold
Aaron
DeRoy,
general
chairman
of
the
campaign,
William Auerbach Levy, Abra-
and
for foreign currency this year
ham Walkowitz, A. S. Baylinson, Henry NVineman, chairman of the special gifts committee
solved the problem of matzos for
Alexander Zeitlin, Mario Zim, all and chairman of the board of the Jewish Welfare Federa-
that portion of the Jewish popu-
of New York; Enrico Glicenstein, tion which is conducting the campaign, announces the appointment of
lation in Soviet Russia which ob-
A. Raymond Katz, Emil Grossman, Maurice J. Caplan and Maurice Aronsson as co-chairmen of the
serves the Jewish religious tradi-
gen-
William T. Schwartz, Samuel eral solicitations division.
tions. True, the Yiddish Com-
Greenberg, Emil Armin, all of Chi-
Messrs. Caplan and Aronsson have for the past years been in the
munist press did call upon the
cago;
Diane
Travis
of
New
Or-
front ranks of Jewish communal leaders and have been among the
Jews to ridicule the very thought
leans; Ella D. Goldatick, Isaac Ra- most successful workers in fund-raising campaigns for relief.
of eating matzos for Passover.
der, Jacob Reiss, Sophie Gurvitch,
True, it did conduct an anti-Pass- J. H. Ehrlich Announces Ap-
Upon their acceptance of the
Maxine Rosenthal, A. E. Balkin,
over campaign—but that is one
General Solicitation
appointment of the general so-
pointments for Local
Frank A. Barcus, Ruth Abrams,
thing, and the interests of the
licitations
group, Messrs. Caplan
Division Co - Chairmen
g P. J. Funke ,
Arthur A. Leviner,
Organization,
Soviet government another. The
and Aronsson announced that
Francis Hirer, Ann a Lavick Werbe,
interests of the Soviet government
their
workers
will be divided
Isadore Ressler, all of Detroit.
Joseph II. Ehrlich, president of
require foreign currency, as much
among 10 divisions, each to have
Many others are expected to send
foreign currency as possible—and t he Zionist Organization of Detroit,
an average of 12 teams. and each
their works for the opehing of the
Atlanta Publisher Appointed
that is why the observing Jews in announces the appointment of the
exhibition.
Soviet Russia have as much mat- following committees to carry on
by Governor Richard B.
The
Hillel
Foundation
committee
local
Zionist
work
during
the
com-
Governor to Appeal
zos as they desire.
Russell, Jr.
,
ing year:
has been subdivided for the pur-
For Campaign Sunday
Because Soviet interests require
poses of the exhibit. The general
Membership: William B. Isen-
foreign money, Soviet Russian
Major John S. Cohen, publisher
arrangement branch includes Mrs.
Jews who have relatives in Amer- berg, chairman; Ben B. Fenton,
A
plea for the support of the
Werbe,
Josephine
Stern,
Dena
Lu-
of
the Atlanta Journal, Demo-
ica were able to get as much white Peter Vass, A. J. Koffman, Mrs.
Allied Jewish Campaign for
dow and Gabe Harris. The pub-
era tic national committeeman, was
$165,000, to be conducted here
flour as they wanted from the
licity committee consists of Irvin
ap pointed United States Senator,
COL. JOSIAH WEDGEWOOD
"Torgsin" stores without the Hebrew University
from May 8 to 18, will be made
Hirsh and Zina Grand. On the
ABRAHAM JACOBS
to take the seat vacated by the
slightest difficulty as long as they
during the Jewish Radio Hour
decoration committee are Leon Jos-
Parliamentary
Pro-Palestine
Com-
Broadcast
Sunday
sponsored by Hyman Altman, at
were able to pay in checks on
dea th of Senator William J. liar- 8 to 18, according to Israel Ilimel- eph, Cabe Harris, Terry Fiske,
mittee in the House of Commons.
12:15 p. m. this Sunday, May 1,
the "Torgsin" stores supplied by
Leon Kaye and Abe Zwerdling.
Mr. Buchan's insistence upon a his. The appointment was made hoch, one of the campaign leaders.
The printing committee is com-
over Station WMBC, by Cover-
American relatives.
The international broadcast
by Governor Richard B. Russell,
Simultaneous
with
this
announce-
more
favorable
attitude
toward
nor
Wilber M. Brucker. Judge
posed
(if
Paul
Sissman
and
Jean
sponsored by the Hebrew Uni-
Plenty of White Flour.
Jewish demands was reiterated b Jr.
ment also came the news of the ap- Bennett. On the reception com-
Charles Rubiner will introduce
White flour had not been within versity from Jerusalem, with Barnet Janner and Colonel Josiah No Major Harris will serve until
the
governor.
mittee
are
Helen
Grossner,
Marion
the reach of Jews since the begin- Sir Herbert Samuel from Lon. Wedgewood. The latter openly Ithe vember, when a successor to fill pointment of Herman Radner, one
An added feature of the hour
Loeb, Rose Modell and Abe Zwerd-
ning of the Revolution. This year don, High Commissioner Wau- charged British officials in Pales-
unexpired term will be elected. of the younger of Detroit philan- ling.
will be the appearance of Wil-
so much white flour was procured chope and Dr. Judah L. Magee. tine with displaying an antagonis-
ajor Cohen is the first Jew to
liam Schwartz, prominent Jew-
from
Jerusalem,
Chief
Rabbi
A
prominent
group
of
patrons
before the Passover holidays that
tic attitude toward the Jews and
ish actor, who is guest star at
has been secured. Included in the
matzo baking was conducted on a Levi from Paris and other no- toward those loving liberty and go to the United States Senate
Littmen's Yiddish People's The-
list are Dr. and Mrs. L. Kahn,
since the term of office held by
scale larger than ever before: tables as speakers will be on justice.
ater.
Prof. and Mrs. L. L. Scharfman,
Senator Simon Guggenheim as
Matzo baking was conducted open- the air from 11:30 to 12:30 this
Bernard Isaacs, chairman of
The
British
trust
of
Palestine
Sunday
noon.
Adolph
Freund,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MAURICE J. CAPLAN
ly with the permission of the local
the Yiddish Speaker's Bureau in
was in behalf of the whole Jewish senator from Colorado from 1907
Henry Weinman, Mr. and Mrs.
Arrangements were made by
Soviets regardless of the fact that
to
1913.
the
Allied Jewish Campaign, was
people
and
not
in
behalf
of
a
lim-
Blakeman, Mr. and Mrs. Milton M.
for the three weeks immediately the Zionist Organization of De-
the speaker in behalf of the
Alexander, Dr. and Mrs. Leo M.
Major Cohen has had a long and
preceding Passover the Yiddish troit, the Friend. of the Hebrew ited number, he pointed out.
drive
during Mr. Altman's Hour
Franklin, Rabbi Leon From, Judge
distinguished career as a news-
Urge. Mistakes Be Remedied.
Communist press devoted consid- University and the Hadassah
last Sunday.
and Mrs. Charles Rubber,
n Dr.
"*". arable space to an intensive anti- chapters for their board mem-
The carrying out of its under- paper man and publisher, has been
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Sha-
religious campaign against the bers end all interested to hear taking involves freedom of immi- active in many public benefac-
Penh Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Gold-
team to have at least 10 workers,
"moldy practice" of eating matzo. the broadcast at a public gath- gration in proportion to the eco- tions, and, in recent years, has
stick, Judge and Mrs. II. B. Keldan,
making a total of 1,200 workers.
In Moscow, Kiev, Berditchev, ering at Hotel Steller. All in- nomic capacity of the country. taken a prominent part in the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
B.
Werbe,
Fred
politics
of
his
state
and
the
nation.
Serrated
are
invited.
A
lunch.
Zhitomir, in Odessa, in Prosku-
This should be permitted without
The 10 divisions and their key-
M. Butte!, William Friedman, Rab-
Ile began newspiper work on
rov and in other cities of the So- can will follow and will in turn the creation of artificial barriers
men
follow:
bi B. Heller, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob II.
viet Union, which I visited in the be followed by a program to be in order to make possible the rea- the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
Division
A—Charles N. Agree
Schakne and Mr. and Mrs. Philip
course of the past month, Jews addressed by noted Detroit and sonable development of a return- later worked for a time on the
Slomovitz,
and Louis Blumberg, co-keymen.
were able to procure matzos. Ann Arbor speakers in honor of ing people, and with the necessary New York World. Moat of the
Division B—Joseph Bing and
There was no bread in these cities, the Hebrew University's sev- measures being undertaken to in- time since 1890 he has been iden-
Oscar Kaufman, Wayne county
but matzos were plentiful, suf- enth ann .
sure the security of life and prop- tified with the Atlanta Journal, of
corporation
counsel, co-keymen.
ficient for the duration of the en-
which he has been editor since
erty, Mr. Buchan asserted.
tire Passover holiday.
Division C—Mrs. Edwin M. Ro-
It is most important that the 1917, and publisher.
Rillph Davidson, Dr. D. J. Sand-
senthal and Mrs. Herbert II. War-
The "Torgsin" coupons consti- weia, Boris Ganapol, David Dia- mistakes committed in the past in
During the Spanish-American
ner, co-keymen.
tute the greatest aid to the Jew- mond, Rudolph Zuieback, Charles these directions shall be remedied, war he seryed first as a war corre-
Mr. Buchan said.
ish popudace in Soviet Russia. Robinson and Seymour Frank.
spondent, sailing with the Ameri-
Division D—Sidney Stone and
HERMAN RADNER
The
Jews
have
spent
many
mil-
can fleet under Admiral Evans,
Every Jew who has any relatives
Irving Blumberg, co-keymen.
Educational: Dr. D. H. Fauman,
whatsoever either in America or chairman; Aaron Pregerson, Ber- lions in recent years for the de- and later joined the ranks of the thropists, to be the associate treas- Franklin, Wineman, Alexan-
Division E—Gus D. Newman
urer of the drive.
some otoher foreign country from nard IMAM Dr. L. H. Seltzer, Rab- velopment of Palestine, thus bring- Third Georgia Infantry.
der to Pay Tributes to
and George M. Stutz, assistant
whom he received a check for bi Leon Fram, Dr. A. M. Hershman, ing a saving to the pockets of Brit-
He was the originator of the
In announcing Mr. Jacob's ac-
prosecuting attorney, co-keymen.
Departed
Leader,
ish
taxpayers.
either $5 or $10 can procure from and Dr. P. H. Broudo.
plan for a national highway, built ceptance of the important cam-
Division F—Robert R. Marwil
Officials Criticised.
the "Torgsin" stores sufficient
Public relations: Judge Charles
from New York to Jacksonville, paign post, Mr. Ilimelhoch de-
Next Sunday, over station
and Bernard Isaacs, president and
If the idea is spread that the Fla., under the joint supervision clared: "We have been indeed for-
food to last him for two months.
Rubiner, chairman; Robert Marwil,
MAURICE ARONSSON
superintendent of the United He-
WJBK, from 5 to 5:30 p. m., the
British
are
not
fulfilling
their
obli-
Philip
Slomovitz,
Nathaniel
Gold-
Authorities Are Hensel.
of the Atlanta Journal and the tunate to secure the services of Mr.
brew Schools, co-keymen.
stick and Isaac Shetzer.
gations to the Jews both in the New York Herald. Ile also con- Jacobs at a time when philanthro- Jewish Radio Forum will broadcast
The Soviet authorities are very
a memorial service honoring the
Division C—Arnold
Brodie
Organizations: Mrs. J. H. Ehr- letter and the spirit, there is the tributed to the building of a pic leaders were never more needed. memory of Milford Stern as the
honest in paying out these "Torg-
and William Fleischman, co-key-
sin" checks. They pay them out j ich, chairman; Louis Cohane, Mine danger that these contributions "greater Emory University" and In Mr. Jacobs are combined the Communal Leader." Milton Alex-
men.
eanette Steinberg, and Jacob Mil-
the refounding of Oglethorpe Uni- qualities of character, courage and ander will speak on "Milford
with food products. with manufac- er.
(Turn to Page Eight.)
Division II—Charles E. Fein-
versity in Atlanta.
tured, sugar, soap and other ar-
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) Stern, the Man:"
Ways and means: . Abraham
berg and Shirley J. Weinberg, co-
ticles. They pay out for these
The llazkorah will be chanted Movable Alphabet, Made of Wood, keymen.
Cooper,
chairman,
Harry
Cohen,
checks articles figured at moder- s
by the Jewish Forum Quartette,
for Children to Play With, Is
Division I—Mrs. Sidney J. Allen
ate prices in consonance with amuel Schflander, Charles Ham-
and Rev. E. Zaludkowski, of Con-
Newest Teaching Method.
urger, Julius Braun, Hyman C.
and Mrs. Abe Srere, co-keymen.
prices current in other countries. Broder
gregation
Shaarey
Zedek,
will
and David Zemon.
A Jew who receives • Terrain
render Ey Mole Rachamin.
Division J—Simon Shetzer and
A Hebrewmovable alphabet
Publicity: Philip Slomovitz,
check from abroad gets full value chairman,
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the made out of wood fat children to Samuel Levine, executive director
Rev. E. Zaludkowski and
for it in products, full value not Myron Steinberg.
Forum, will preside.
of the Jewish Centers Association,
play with as toys is one of the co-keymen.
in accordance with Soviet cur-
Last Sunday the Jewish Radio
Fund raising: Joseph H. Ehrlich,
By DR. ELIAS L SOLOMON
rency, but in accordance with for- chairman, officers and administra-
Forum presented ■ Passover pro- newest methods by which children
Meetings of the various divis-
eign values.
gram. Adddesses were delivered may learn to read and speak He- ons will commence this week to
tion committee.
Honorary President of the United Synagogue of Ammica.
by
Rabbi
Leon
Fram
of
Temple
It has been firmly established
brew.
This
alphabet
has
been
pat-
distribute
among solicitors cards
National and regional affilia-
Beth El and by Mayor Frank Mur- ented by Benjamin Delegator of of prospective donors to the fund.
that a dollar through the "Torg- tions: Simon Shetzer, chairman
The future historian of
; . ,t
Dr . edomnn . . ntnn. rat
.
phy. Passover music was fur- Cincinnati.
and Theodore Levin.
in America will doubtless assign "".
laid down for it by the found- nished by Rev. Anton A. Rosen-
(Turn to Page Eight)
National Fund: Leon Kay, chair- an important chapter to the rafted Synagogue of America, lines and
it can boast of an honor- feld, cantor of Congregation B'nai
While this is the first flebre
man, Mrs. Harry L. Jackson, Maur- United Synagogue of America, and hoe remained Jot honorary pre. iihmt ers,
able
record
of achievement.
since 1926. He le now president of the
Moshe, guest soloist, and Miss alphabet of its kind to be mad
ice H. Zackheim, and Rabbi M. which is to hold its twentieth an- Synagogue
Council of America. the or-
Amongst
the
institutions
and
Rose
Cayman,
pianist.
Fisher.
available in America, Mr. Del
aanizatIon which he helped to smin.or,
president of the New York groups which have directly bene-
Entertainment: Mrs. Albert Feld- nual convention at Atlantic City, and has of been
rotor has been using this syste
Jwish )4 Inlet... Ile hold. de-
fited from the activities of the MAIMONIDES TO HEAR
stein, chairman; Joseph II. Ehrlich, N. J., on May 15, 16 and 17 For Hoard
for the past 20 years in the in
1 rabbi and Doctor of Hebrew
close to two decades this organiza- Letters from the Jewish Theologiral United Synagogue and its auxil-
and Rev. E. Zaludkowski.
struction of Ilebrew in Europe
tion has bravely striven to fulfill Seminary, and I. • graduate of the Col- iaries are the synagogue, the sis- DR. COLLER ON SUNDAY At one time he found it possibl
lege
of
the
City
of
New
York
Ile
is
the function for which it was rabbi of Con aaaaa Hon Oh
terhood, the religious school, the
to teach a group of 70 children a
sk of
Medical Lecture to
e t Noted Scholar Will Speak at
called into being by the minted New York ).
college students, Boy Scouts and Semi•Popular
the same time.
Summer Program to be Start- TWO 1-ACT PLAYS
B. Open to Public.
Solomon Schechter, that of pro-
Girl Scouts, our men in the army
Friday Evening Services
ed at Belle Isle by Chord
The letters, which Mr. Delegate
AT TEMPLE MAY 3 moting traditional Judaism in
and navy, during the war and
On May 6.
Dr. Frederick C. Coller, pro- makes himself, are used by th
America. This it has done by the innovation. introduced by any since, and the children who are
of Judea.
Iwo one-act playa will be pre- bringing home to the Jewish corn- of its constituent bodies, to em. exposed to the pernicious influence fessor of surgery at the Univer- children as toys. They learn th e
sity
of
Michigan
and
chief
surgeon
different letters by placing them
The late Friday evening services
The Chord of Judea Symphony sented by the Temple Arts Society munity the need of preserving the brace all elements essentially loyal of the Missionaries. For these
Orchesira of Detroit, through its at Temple Beth El on Tuesday essential values for which the syna_ to traditional Judaism and in last named, the Women's League to the University Hospital, Ann under toy animals. Mr. Delega . at Congregation Shaarey Zedek will
rogue stands, the use of proper sympathy with the purposes out- has for yearn maintained Bible Arbor, will address the Maimonides for has found that by making a be addressed on Friday evening,
president, William Klein, last week evening, May 3, at 8:15 o'clock.
Medical Society at 8 p. m. Sun- game out of this study, it ha 5 May 6, by Dr. Meyer Waxman,
The plays which the society, di- methods for appealing to the Jew lined 61,0"."
proposed a plan to provide free
classes in settlement houses.
day, May 1. Dr. Coller will talk been possible to teach children t o professor of philosophy and ethics
y
Wilmot, will pre- in his modern environment and by
summer concerts at the Belle Isle rected Foster
These
objects
have
been
con-
Valuable
Service.
on
some phase of medical history read, form words, and speak He . at the Ilebrew Theological College •
sent, are "Trifles" by Susan Glas- constantly emphasizing the need sistently striven after by the
Shell.
brew in from two to three months of Chicago, Ill. Dr. Waxman grad-
In many other directions has in • seml-popular vein.
Mr. Klein said that due to the pell and "Speaking Terms' by Rol- and the wisdom of unity and co-
-
The
meeting will be held In the The alphabet may also be used t • uated from the Jewish Theological
this organization performed valu-
operation in Israel.
fact that the Detroit Symphony Or- and Pertwee.
social hall of the Shaarey Zedek teach children grammar, the de Seminary of America and received
The
cast
includes
Lewis
Weitz-
able
service.
The
campaign
of
chestra will not give its usual sum-
According to the act of incor-
his scholarship from New York
education and enlightenment which Synagogue, Chicago boulevard clension of nouns, verbs, etc.
mer series, because of lack of funds, man, Milton Conheim, Ben Wilk poration of the United Synagogue
it carried on for years by means a nd Lawton avenue. A fine musi-
his orchestra with 50 members is Dorothy Sennie, Deborah Wilkus, the organization was established
Mr.- Delegator has also invented University in 1911, the master of
of Ha radio broadcasts attracted cal program has been arranged. a lotto game which may be played arts and doctor of philosophy from
willing to join with other groups Lawrence Segar, Dorothy Markle, with the following objects in view:
Harry Markle, Grace Goldstein and
Columbia University in 1912 and
considerable attention. T h e Henry Siegel, violinist, accom-
in presenting free concerts.
th the Hebrew letters and which
men's clubs of conservative syna- pulled by Mrs. Sydney Klein, and i, also played like a cross-word 1016 respectively. Ile is widely
"The advancement of the cause
He said it would be necessary for Herman Lewis, Jr.
Russell
McLauchlin,
musical
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Wittenberg,
vocal
solo-
pu
,
known for his scholarship as well
of Judaism in America, and the
gogues which it federated have
others to join in the plan to per-
zzle,
dramatic critic of the Detroit News maintenance of Jewish tradition
ist, will render selections. There
as for his ability as speaker,
become useful auxiliaries of this will
mit one concert each night.
be
no
teacher
and writer.
will
speak
on
"The
Little
Theater."
admission
fee
and
the
For the past eight years Mr
organization, emphasizing the pu
in its historical continuity; to as-
The approval of the city has al-
b lic is invited.
elegator has been living in the
Dr. Waxman is the author of "A
place of the layman in the syna-
sert and establish loyalty to the
ready been indicated, according to
sited States. He was a He- History of Jewish Literature" coy-
comie and the importance of adult
Mr. Klein, who asks that anyone in-
Torah and it. historical exposi-
br ew instructor in the Rochester ! ering the period from the dose of
education. The cause of Jewish HIAS RE-ELECTS
terested write him at 9630 Delmar FRANKLIN TO SPEAK tion; to further the ob aaaaa nes of
0 rphans' Home for three years, in the Bible to the end of the Twelfth
education for young and old has
avenue, or telephone Arlington ON JEWISH VIEW OF the Sabbath and the dietary laws;
HERMAN PRESIDENT th e Cincinnati Bureau of Jewish Century . A second volume, which
2682-M.
been furthered by means of text-
to preserve in the service th• ref.
MARRIAGE, DIVORCE manc•
ucation for one year, and in the will continue the history of Jewish
The Chord of Judea Symphony
books, teachers' manuals, holiday
to Israel's past and the
At a meeting of the board of di- Ci
Yeshiva Etz Chaim. literature from the twelfth cen-
continues its policy of having guest
hopes for Israel's restoration; to
tracts, lecture courses, evenings of rectors of the Hebrew Sheltering Pr ncinnati
evious
By request, Dr. Leo M. Franklin maintain the traditional character
coming to America, he tury to our own day, will be pub-
conductors. Mr. McArthur, direc-
Jewish music, and similar means.
and
Imigrant
Aid
Society
of
Amer.
w
, lished this year.
as an Instructor in Odessa.
tor of the One Hundred and Twen- has chosen as the subject of his of the liturgy, with Hebrew as the
Religious observance in the Ica (111AS) held at 425 Lafayette
ty-Fifth Infantry Band, was guest discourse this Sunday morning, at language of prayer; to foster Jew-
home has been stimulated and the street, New York City, the fol-
This work of Dr. Waxman has
The Hebrew alphabet is avail-
been hailed by Jew and non-Jew
conductor Sunday, April 24, at a Temple Beth El, "The Jewish Vie
w
ids religious life in the home, as
•
causes of Sabbath, festival and lowing officer. were elected for the lb le at the Cincinnati offices of • alike
because of his great literary
regular rehearsal. He expressed of Marriage and Divorce."
e
Union of American Hebrew
expressed in traditional observe
I True to Its purpose to help in the ensuing year:
his desire to have William P. Bile-
, skill and refound scholarship. Si.
Dr. Franklin will trace histori- ace.; to encourage the ostakrlish. 1
I restoration of Zion, the United
President ,Herman's
Abraham Herman , this Co ntrregations.
is
particu
arly fitted to speak upon
nick, director of the Chord of Judea cally the attitude the Jew has meet of Jewish religious schools,
kashruth have been advanced. being Mr. ilerman's seventh con-
Symphony, as guest conductor of t aken toward this important sub- in the curricula of which the study
the subject "The Problem of Ideal-
Synagogue has been instrumental secutive term;
vice-presidents,
his band.
ism,
an
Analysis
of Present-day
ject and will indicate in how far of the Hebrew language and lit-
in securing funds for the purchase Aaron Benjamin, Jacob Memel and SIR I
1State of J uasm.
d i "
SAAC ISAACS
For the coming rehearsal, Mr. the old Jewish law is consonant' erature shall h. given • prorni-
I of a site in Jerusalem, whereon is Nathan
Schoenfeld, all of New
DR. ELIAS L. SOLOMON
Bliznick has invited Samuel Ben- with modem customs and ideals, sent place, both as the key to the '
The
late
Frida
y evening services'
to be erected . synagogue-center York, H. II. Cohen of Philadelphia,
KNIGHT ED BY KING ' w ill
.
evie, musical director of the Fisher and what harmonization needs to true understanding
ed through June 3.
be continu
ad hot
ous and Adolph Copeland of Chicago, liar-
of Judaism, United Synagogue and its mail- 'to minister to the religious
--
Theater, to be the guest eonduc- be made between the law of the and as • bo holding together
Among the out-of-town rabbis who
cultural
life
of
the
new
generation
cis
Poorvu
of
Boston,
Israel
Sil-
the
i
LONDON.
—
iary
association
(J.
T ro . ,.e17.1 ) 0r —.gm t t
the Women's
tor. The orchestra is working hard Jew and that of the present time,
py ng tbe
n
theprp
ulLitind
ofer Shaa
of the
rey
scattered communities of Israel League, the National Federation ' in Palestine. It has been devoted berstein of Baltimore and Harry K. Isaac Islam. Jewish
will e rclu
u
on the new repertoire which will in this land.
througho ut
of the
the world. It .ball he
to the Jewish .Theological Semi- Wolff of San Francisco. The out- oral of Australia, has been ap- , Zed
f
season are Rabbi 'meet Urea of
noon be played at one of the Pub-
Services at the Temple begin at I the ai
Jewish
Men's
Clubs,
and
the
1
,,,,,..7
and
co-operated
in
many
of-town
vice-president
are
United S magesee l Y oung eop
the prem. pointed by King George Knight Tem le Beth El of Buffalo, N T
P l e 's League. The or-
lix Theaters.
.
10:30, The
bl'
dents of the Hies branches in the of th
.
•
M erle a, w
not es erne' ganization has been true
e G
an d Cross of St. Michael! and abbi Max Ant of Temple • Is.
to the (Turn to Page OprosIte Editorial) respective cities.
NAZIS NOW STRONGEST
SINGLE PARTY IN DIET
PICKS COMMITTEES
FOR ZIONIST WORK
MAJOR J, S. COHEN
NAMED GA. SENATOR
M. STERN MEMORIAL
OVER RADIO SUNDAY
LEARN HEBREW
THROUGH PLAY
UNITED SYNAGOGUE OF AMERICA--
TWENTY YEARS OLD
ISLAND CONCERTS
BY JEWISH GROUP
DR. MEYER WAXMAN
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