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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN CLOSES WITH SUBSCRIPTION
OF $140,704, OR 85 PER CENT OF QUOTA; DRIVE'S END
INTERPRETED SUCCESS IN VIEW OF POPULAR RESPONSE

OF WOMEN'S
:i CALLS FOR RIGHTS LEAGUE
GROUPS' SYMPOSIUM
IN TRANSJORDANIA ON TUESDAY, MAY 31

K. ? cleaw rr n is
i a,n ne art
rx 11{,. reie to k s u enn, 0 Louis

Joseph L. Staub, David P. Zack.

The Radio Program.

In a campaign of many high-
one of the brightest high-
The symposium of "These
(Continued from Page One.) t w oltr ha. Bit byargy i gni
r,:egi.
; t
eams oversubscribed their aa- lights was the radio program which
ere
Changing Times," to be presented
signed
quotas
on
Monday.
a
wttot
to
let you in
helped to make the entire commun. Dr. Weizmann Scores Seem. under the auspices of the League
$5,227, Or $4 over its assigned neer., but I want to say to yoz with
Another interesting feature of ity campaign-conscious.
ing Effort to Keep Pales- of Jewish Women's Organizations
goal.
have g lord t emendo ly Trion brine 1Monday'a luncheon was the flood
To Milton 31. Alexander for the
tine in State of Unrest.
on Tuesday, May 31, at Temple
Division G, under the leadership here.
have "learned "life in its stark of new gifts from non-Jews.
these was one for $500 second year in succession should
to be a rnholar •nd •
I
Beth El, is arousing much inter-
of Jame. Kates, under great han- reality.
student at one
on e time •nd knew life from IAmong
go
the
credit
for
the
excellent
CAPETOWN.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
eat in the community. Last sea-
dicaps, and with many workers books. 1 came here and found out whet from the General Motors Corpora.
having left for other divisions, it meant to deal with men and women in I tion, and the following: $100 from radio features in behalf of the Al- difficulties of the situation with re-
eal Itf<. particularly when the nue.i..
In
addi-
gard
to
Palestine,
which
developed
lied
Jewish
Campaign.
from 820 people a total of or money is involved. to
iir• t the employes of the Department of
in 1929, with the different com-
j roil u larn pl.r
r hLracrtue:k termsir e
$2,066, or 50 per cent of its
ree
Street
Railwa,
ys
secured b y
modern
missions of investigation and the
quota.
that
commodity. I have Charles Ruby; $25 from the Inter-
premium on' ”
,
White Paper, have not been fully
05
1
mernorie.
of
Detroit.
and
I
have
ii.f•gant
Division H, headed by Ch•rlesI
Revenue
Agents'
Relief
Fund,
nemoron
t
Indeed ver n iritual and joyous
disposed of, Dr. Chaim Weizmann
Feinberg and Shirley Weinberg, of • ress r•di,id•sis ono,.
.m iessoor sheared by L. J. Bassin; an un-
declared, at a banquet given here
reported that 1011 donor, had 1whind.
solicited gift of $100 from Dr. A.
in his honor on the eve of his de-
It would have been lovely to love
contributed $4,212, or 64 per cent Detroit
w, Blain of the Jefferson Clinic
at the end or • stew...
parture.
of the quota.
Palen. but I don't mind 1 "‘
r""ch• I and Diagnostic Hospital.
In the course of his address, the
Division 1, under the leadership do mind ...thing much more fundmaen-
Iadd ress ,
Zionist leader said, "although a
of Mrs. Sidney Allen and Mrs. Abe
"1 received the thought I give ropy.-
Groesbeck stated thatcharit
"
y
year
has now passed since the Mac-
Rion
to
now
from
the
eloquent
eddrern
of
Srere, reported a total of $4,060, Itrzri , nbi, 5.r&rnk tin.
wo.n.- does not consist in merely finding
stenrdiray . c wr_ rw
w yewr
Donald Letter has been issued, I
or 101 per cent of its quota,
'1 .0,...,i 1, of ,„„„„ 5 ,7‘; hh: n. n 'I., 7,,,,,.1 ,4 a few dollars for 50810 unfortu-
fear
that little progress has been
raised from 1,236 donors.
notes;" that "charity in the larger
made in the direction of effecting
Division J, headed by Samuel zvi MI.., in„,,,hol. wt. 1. a: ad Y. 11:1;". sense consists of kindness, hon.
the
promises
contained in the letter.
campaigns,
who
we
Levine and Simon Shetner, raised to do the.. intennivee
had to exert no much energy,' why a few esty and due regard of the rights
It seems as if we may even have
from 971 donors, $9,658, or 103 families like the Win.... DeRoys an
of others, of having in your own
to
bear
with
fortitude
new difficul-
Ehrlich. had to carry the entire or moxt
per cent of its quota.
ties that may arise in the near fu-
the responxibilitY• Some of our OHL. mind that sentiment that haunts
Many of the division heads an- nf
have told us that we were employing you to be in sympathy with all
ture.
We
can,
however,
gain
o t me tha t
nounced that they would continue ballyhoo methods. This or
men am d
strength and courage by the knowl-
and eispeciallfly
their work to reach those that y. are having here tonight in Ilmeed those
edge
that
the
Palestine
economic
w
find
Ind
the
struggle
of
lif
e
Id ,
1. 1"4"°
have not yet been solicited. It is "Pee
cod be eeme
situation and the morale of the
And el found • hard one.”
estimated that more than 8,000— du i r
Yishuv is sound and healthy.
Sheriff Henry Behrendt WAS one
a record number of contributors— Ntest7r17fletbeallei:h:rrit7edell,ojeetegjie.
"In view of the serious mis-
°
hen
in
Hete
t
Ile
of
Juhism,
and
the
guests
of
honor
at
the
tute'all
have donated to this year's drive. said
Non
is
t
e
unit
that the .n eeeee
givings created by the French re-
luncheon on Monday.
are 0 ,,d l' I. o, 0.' 0‘ ,..,nn ,q,
Maurice J. Caplan endorsed Mr. i a J,wkh
MISS EDITH HEAVENRICH
port,
which it is predicted, will be
end
i•-
feeds
Aronsson's sentiments by stating I bemire the congregation
Tuesday's Luncheon.
„,. , 1,11 ,, u s . asiLthrzi:
painfully reminiscent of the Simp-
that the drive "wasn't a bad job. Lee p i ,, s i.t . h . .4o rrriiity . •
Report, it would appear as if son the health institute sponsored
To enable workers in the Al. I
son
agree
Clarence H. Enggass, who did not and activities into our Jewry.
MILTON M. ALEXANDER
lied Jewish Campaign to complete
some one is bent on keeping Pales- by the League met with so warm
that. Then I want to know why the
participate in the drive due to ill- with
Job their assigned quotas, the drive ,
ornegtatairs haven't done a
tion
to 33 five-minute sppeechea tine in a state of foment and un- a response that the program corn-
n
ness, said he watched the work g
the co ngre- was prolonged a half-day. This over all Detroit stations, Mr. rest by the continuous publication mittee deemed a program of the
of the
lt
admit the u it'
I
nity.
u
from the sidelines and that he was gation. I would like to know why It advance in time was made at the
of such reports. Palestine is small same type would be a fitting cli-
proud of the workers who ac- in that the Federation, coming intoe xls•
luncheon of workers at noon Tues- Alexander arranged for four half- and when the policy of a National max to the season's work.
me ago, has be en
a short
hour programs and one 15-minut e
complished a marvelous result. obliged only
time
responnibility
day,
under
the
chairmanship
of
Dr. Maud Watson, who is to
y
the
e
was framed and adopted,
to car
program. One of the half-hour Home
Israel Ilimelhoch, reporting for of communal lfe
in its wider sod broader Mrs. Henry Wineman.
i
Palestine and Transjordania were treat the subject of "These
programs was the excellent dealt with as one individual unit. If Changing Times" from the men-
the special gifts division, an- Pernpectives.
I snit the question why with the
Aaron DeRoy, general chair
nounced a gift from Ossip Gab- mall goal of $1611.000, with all the tears man of the campaign, at Tuesday's "March of Time" broadcast over this was still so today, we would tal angle, has just completed a
—with all the energien, with all the labor,
station WWJ.
rilowitsch.
not be facing the difficulties we book onParents and Children,
day and night—we cannot report you to luncheon urged the workers to
Mrs. Henry Wineman, who victory.
In addition to executing this have. Transjordania is almost which is being widely read and
"drop everything and to make cer-
spoke briefly, stated: "Again we
that when we do appeal for
program, Mr. Alexander was guest empty, but the Palestine hinter- studied. Dr. Hugo Freund, emi-
"Why
tain
that
the
goal
would
be
a
communal
enterprise
to
there
who
have
have enriched our lives not only been exposed from their childhood to reached."
announcer. over. Stations. WJR, land is barred to Jews by artificial nent medical authorit , sv . 1 base
with the service we have done but congregational influences. that we only
WXYZ, WJBK and WMBC dur-
The principal speaker at Tues- ing Allied Jewish Campaign broad- means. We claim the right to do to , his discussion on the them of the
heal* of char•
with the friendships we have ern appeal to them on the
u.
It, and not on Jewinh neen. that when we
day's luncheon was Dr. Leo M. casts, and spoke in behalf of the Transjordania and to develop it in physical angle, Rabbi Leon Fram,
made."
full cooperation with the existing leader in the field of education
b e e" r:' = :: d 7 Franklin, rabbi of Temple Beth drive over Stations WJR and
r
t iltal e =h" III: e la
Fred M. Butzel, stating that he e e Why
population." and director of Temple Beth El
Is that/ True, Jrnie sh life is not El,'who expressed confidence that
, We
con-
WWJ,
must be
appreciated the amount of sweat, restricted to cherity.
Prior to their departure, Dr, and School of Religion, will speak on
with the well Jew
r as well as the the goal would be reached,
heartache and responsibility that ce ned
It is estimated that the value Mrs. Weizmann lunched with Gen- the moral phase of the subject.
e
Ionshlr
for
n
Rut our
r
Jew. tut
"I
believe
that
this
community
went into the campaign, urged the
The officers of the League serv-
of
the
time
donated
by
all
stations
eral
Jan Smuts, South Africa's out-
workers during the year to study reap: n=4y fore to th hide our ewish edu- will not dare lift its head in the through the efforts of Mr. Alex- standing statesman and an old sup- ing with Miss Edith Ileavenrich,
the Hebrew schools, Palestine, the cation e which N the backbone of Jewish face of the larger community if antler was worth in excess of porter of the Zionist cause.
asp
resident, are Mesdames Joseph
at this' we fall down, for the
A merica; to hide Palestine which I.
Jews of Europe and the other life In
Ehrlich and Mayer Sulzburger,
$5,000, more time having been do-
only exinting creative proiect of world first time, when it is most neces-
problems involved so that they the
r
,
vice-presidents;
Mrs. Maurice
New Recommendations.
own,
ated ,to this drive than to any
so Why it Is that we ere critirined sary for us to succeed," Dr.
may understand the things they t
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—The Klein, recording secretary; Mrs.
other drive in the city's history.
work for. Ile then expressed his Jests without whic eh we do not exist Franklindeclared. "The raising
Mrs. Henry Wineman and Aaron proclamation of four separate dis- David Huber, corresponding secre-
of the money is only an outward
appreciation of the work of Dr. npiritually or culturally)
DeRoy contributed the money tricts inconnection with the land tary, and Mrs. Samuel Kavanau,
"It Isn't only in Detroit, it Is all over symbol of success. We must learn
development plan is recommended treasurer. Reservations to the
Slawson.
he United States, to more or le. ex- to make sacrifices in a new way, which is to be distributed as prizes
rishe
The sacrifices, loyalties and de- tt, that we rnffer from malnourished
to the winners of the campaign by the French Report, according to luncheon which will follow the
They are not malnourished in because we must make new ad-
information the Dever states it has symposium, must be made with the
votions of all the workers were Jew..
4c:rsetrehre
o
an
s
teisnt.
M
rs.
fDt
T
iei
t
d
coB
n
food—they ARE In Eastern Europe—but justments to new conditions. Let
obtained.
presidents of the clubs affiliated
lauded by Mrs. Ehrlich. "We they are malnourished cultursily, Jew• us pray to God that this campaign
was
charge
whet I used to say six years
•
have been weighed in the balance lehly, and
The districts, the publication with the League not later than
test.
And shall make for unity in this corn-
May
29.
says, would be divided into Beer-
and have not been found want- pea e etlith :11,7 1101,Te
el:=4•A
r ap bnei ls n'rn
munity as it did in the past two
Larger Donatioad.
on primitive R.I• for the ',ethological
sheba, Beisan, the Arden Valley
ing," she stated..
• nd the nick •nd not for any upbuilding
Contributions
of
$100
and
over
Wineman's Address.
of Jewish life In the United States and Yea
Rro sy . Fisher, as head of a special to the Allied Jewish Campaign up and fluleh. The report, the Dever PURITY'S ANNUAL
further states, suggests that the
broad, and i ea long as that cont nues, my
resolicitation committee, com- to noon Wednesday, May 18, are: Arabs should be settled first
The climax of the evening's ac- • frindn, it will b nen e f r fester..
o
MOONLIGHT JUNE 21
and
lions
throughout
the
United
States
to
menced a campaign, to last until
tivities came when Mr. Wineman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wineman, then the Jews be allowed to take
nalenmannhip and to hdo .bhi e. other
delivered his address lauding Dr. lhings th at
tonight's dinner, to secure a aeries $10,000; in memory of Milford advantage of whatever land woll.be
The regular busines meeting of
i g from the of increases on subscriptions thus Stern, $100; Mary and James
Slawson. In the course of his re- certain
available an dto whatever extent Purity Chapter, No. 359 0. E. S.,
inwrrho
a. dtohenyotwjioX
marks, which he concluded by pre- s oun,tisigi:ipanu eds zitolcuirsethainn id
far made and to boost the total Wineman, In honor of mother, $50. the funds of the development loan will be held at the Eastern Star
senting Dr. Slawson with gifts in "Let me say thie about the Federation over the goal•line. Mr. Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron DeRoy, $6,- will permit.
Temple, 80 Weft Alevandrine ave-
which this campaign • Part. Re-
behalf of himself and the officers of
gardless of what might be said about described the campaign as suc- 000; in memory of brother-in-law
damage was caused nue, Monday evening, May 23, at
of the Jewish Welfare Federation, anything that is better done this I, cessful because of the devotion dis- Moses Samuels, $100; in memory by Considerable
8
p. m. This will be the first of
a fire which destroyed the pick-
important. The Jewish Welfare Federation
he stated;
has been the only instrument in this city played by hundreds of workers and of Milford Stern, $50; for Temple ing house of Jeremiah Boxer, a cial appearance of the new officers
• w• had hoped to make thin day • to create unity among Detroit Jews and the sacrifices made by many con- Beth El School of Religion, $50; Jewish orange-grower in Nesszion. who were installed early in the
day of victory amongst the forces
while the congregation is the unit of tributors.
Mrs. DeRoy in honor of mother, There are indications that the fire month, with Mrs. Ann Paul as
poverty, want and deprivation; • day of Jewish life, the Jewish Welfare Federa-
Non-Jewish gifts, announced on $100,
thank.giving for the many blensings the
tion 114 II In conceived and constituted In
was caused by someone from the worthy matron.
had come to our community beret,. of Detroit is the center of Jewish life where
Tuesday, were received from
The officers of Purity Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wineman, neighboring Arab village, although
s
the generonity of our people.
In spite all groups might meet and eon regale for
ork
done
by
this
Judge
John
P.
Scallen,
Judge
Les-
comm.
ends;
whether
they
be
Reform
$5,000.
of the rn•rvellous work
the residents of Nes Zion have al- announce that the fifth annual
body of faihtfulworkern, In spite of the or Orthodox; Zionist or no at or ter Moss, Miss Marian Ilamilton.
Abraham
Jacobs,
$1,500.
moonlight
will be held Tuesday eve-
ways
maintained
the friendliest re-
Sorb of our leaders. we were unnuccese- Conservative Let me say furthermore
An interesting note was sounded
H. J. L. & Leon Frank, $1,250.
ful In reaching our goal. However, in about the Federation, I am not saying
lations with their Arab neighbors ning, June 21, at 8:30 p. m, on
the spirit of goodfellowship and good this because I had •nything to do with at Tuesday's luncheon when Mrs.
the
Steamer
Put-In-Bay,
Ilimelhoch
Bros.
&
Co.,
$1,200;
Koren Kayemeth Allots Palestine
oportarnannhip, displayed in this cam- it my predecensor did, that the Federa-
paign since the very start, let us not feel tion and the Jewish community as com- Lystra E. Gretter, former director Israel Himelhoch for two sons, in
Land to Former Jewish
that we are defeated, but let us meet our munity would not have esinted without of Visiting Nurses' Association, a memory of mother, $50.
Legionnaires.
and with our heads up, because, friends, Henry Winemen. Cherish him. If he
Albert Kahn, $1,200.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
and with our heeds up, because, friend
leaved — and he might, for he has not non-Jewish contributor who was
The Keren Kayemeth has allotted
been getting remarkable support—not present at the luncheon, delivered
Samuel Summerfield, $1,200.
we have not worked In •aln.
ON ALTMAN'S HOUR
"Much and great good will come out from you people. from thone who are not
Merman Radner, 1,150; in mem- two thousand dunams of land in
of this campaign an dalthough we have here, from the special gifts—you are in a few extemporaneous remarks
not raNed all the money nee ..... y. I danger of booing Your community as you and encouraged the workers in ory of Milford Stern and Bernard Wadi Hawareth for ocmupation and
A
musical program will feature
assure you that every dollar raised will have it and no bark to the method. of
development by a hundred former
Ginsburg, $50.
oom their efforts.
do double duty In the relief of the un• Ib
members of the Jewish legion,
the broadcast during Altman's
Anonymous, $1,000.
fortunate and In the maintenance of our and Ygtr.:Zr;ett ,t=th;ort,hit
Among the voluntary contribu-
The Jewish Legion, made up of Jewish Radio Hour, from 12 to I
I do nut ha pen to agree with t h at
inntitutions.
Anonymous, $1,000.
tions received on Tuesday was one
"There in another real. why we should osst%hr,yretiwineh
e
h. e
h communal life and so
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aronsson about 10,000 American and English this Sunday, over Station WMBC.
nSt be down-hearted tonight, when we do
e.
for $200 from Nick Londas ,
honor to our courageous and indomitable w "I went to say that the 'Federation wrestling promoter, Mr. Londos, $1,000; in memory of Milford Stern, Jewish boys, was created chiefly as There will also be an interesting
h. democratised Jewleh life in this
leader. Dr. John Slawson.
a result of the efforts of Vladimir speaker, besides the usual an-
Look at this assembly. who staged a wrestling bout at $50; for three children, $75.
"I want to speak frankly to you, friends. community.
by Hyman Altman
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Barit, $1,000. I Jabotinsky and were incorporated nouncements
when I tell you that it will be hard to Someone has said that we place • greet the Olympia on Thursday, May 19,
replace • tn.' of his outstanding c•Paci- m'emlum on wealth In our• ctivities,
in the thirty-eight, thirty-ninth and and Mr.. Altman.
Leo M. Butzel, $1,000.
Well, I will tell you nomething. We have also agreed to give a portion of
ties and capabilitien and when he I
Through the courtesy of The
o ctributio
n
fr m the receipts of this bout to the
ter
some
Economical-Cunningham, $1,000. fortieth battalions of the Royal
Detroit it will be a big loss to And attempted . to get
Jewish Chronicle, the lat-
rea•
I want to take this opportunity at this wealthy who will not e s For
Hebrew Hospital Association, Fussiliers. All three battalions Detroit
time to publicly expre.my de. debt son or other they cannot be moved end campaign.
rendered service in Palestine and est Jewish news of the week will be
$1,000.
of gratitude to him for the help and In- when there are wealthy who do not give.
Spirit of Giving.
broadcast
by Attorney Mandell
many
of
the
boys
distinguished
spiration that he has been to me in my Once in all our campaign. It I. money
Dr. and Mrs. Murray Jackman,
The spirit of giving which was
we need, we place a premium of giving
communal activitien."
themselves in the course of Allen- Bernstein.
weeth or • very frequently. social Prom in evidence in this city during the $1,000; in memory of David Cap-
Dr. Slawson's Challenge.
by's
campaign
against
the
Turks
(foe through the congrrnetion as well as
$25.
Dr. Slawson's response was a through social circles N bestowed upon 10-day period of the campaign lan, Roy
R. Fisher, $1,000.
wealth because of birth, not manifested itself innumerous
challenge to the congregations of non•giring
Refuse Bentwich Appeal in Behalf ment's claim in the matter. They
because of service to humanity and the
Alex
J. Groesbeck, $1,000,
ways. Many men and women came
the community and a call for the Jewish community."
of National Fund.
based their dismissal on the ground
Norman
Theodore Schwartz ,
to campaign headquarters to bring
development of a Jewishly-con-
First Successful Division.
LONDON.— (J. T. A.) — The that although the National Fund
$700; Norm for child, $50; Theo-
scious and culturally-minded lead-
The first division in the general their gifts, because they had not dore for child, $50.
House of Lords dismissed the ap - may be promoting religious effort,
ership. In the course of his ad- solicitations group to oversub- been solicited by workers in the
peal made by Norman Bentwich in the company in itself could not be
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Gil- behalf
dress he stated:
of the Jewish National considered as a religious body.
scribe its quota was Division E, drive. One woman brought her bert, $750.
It was Indeed • privilege to work
Fund. Bentwich, in the course of
headed by Gus D. Newman and modest gift to the office of The De-
Isere rid to be with you. I gained verY
Anonymous,
$600.
many
hours,
pleaded that no in- Lebrun, New French Preeident,
I don't know how much the corn• George 51. Stutz. At the luncheon troit Jewish Chronicle and stated
much
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Caplan,
Zionist Friend.
on Friday, this division reported that while workers were hunting $600; Mrs. Caplan in honor of come tax should be imposed on this
vital Jewish institution, since it
PARIS.—(J. T. A.)—Albert Le-
that it had exceeded its quota and for contributors she was com- mother, Polly Bailen, $50.
MATCHMAKER
pelled to hunt for solicitors. Not
was in part a religious as well as • Brun, newly elected president of
raised a total of $9,122.
Forest
Cleaners
&
Dyers,
$600;
ISCHADCHENI
Friday's luncheon was ad- being able to find a workers in the Ben Simons in memory of mother, charitable effort. The Lords re- the French Republic, is known as
fused to entertain the appeal with- a friend of Zionism and is a mem-
Men and women desiring to make dressed by Judge Vincent M. drive, she brought her gift to The $50.
out even taking the trouble to call ber French Pro-Palestine
worthwhile acquaintances for mat- Brennan. Nate S. Shapero pre- Chronicle, and it was in turn sent
Anonymous, $600.
upon the counsel of the govern. Committee.
sided. A message of encourage- to campaign headquarters
rimonial purposes, see rne.
Anonymous, $500.
Albert Thomas, director of the
ment to put forward the govern-
Another gift received through
ment was received from Rabbi
Argo Oil Corp., $500.
S. PARANSKY
Labor Office of the League of Na-
The Chronicle is for $25 from Sol
Moses
Fischer,
who
was
unable
to
Richard Cohn, $500.
Euclid 5068
tions,
who died May 8, was an out-
1963 Taylor Ave.
Rosenfeld
of
58
Capital
avenue,
attend but who remitted his con-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farbstein, 11120 each--Mrn Cohn. Jacob Har•ith, standing friend of the Jews and
N. E., Battle Creek, Mich. Mr. $500; Mrs. Farbstein in memory Louis
tribution with his blessings.
Lightstone, Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. an ardent advocate of Zionism.
LIM. Silverman lk Matter, Shirley J.
An address urging the worker: Rosenfeld writes that this sum is of mother•in-law, $100.
REV. JACOB I. SKLAR
Weinberg.
to redouble their efforts was made from a tiny fund he is disbursing.
$500 each—Anonymous, Argo 1110—Dr. Leonard Sidi.,
Detreit's Leading and
Nahum Sokol.. Awarded Honor-
Finance Committee's Job.
L. Weller.
at Friday's luncheon by Dr. John
Best
Oil Corp., Richard Cohn, Mr. and $l05—Samuel
ary Degree by Jewish
5100 each—Samuel Ackerm•n, Jacob
excellent
job
in
the
cam-
An
Slawson, who this week retired as
Mrs. Clarence H. Enggass, First Adler, Henry Behrendt, W. E. Herkowit.
MOHEL
Institute.
executive director of the Jewish paign was done by the finance Wayne National Bank, Morns H ie eld tiro.., Dr. A W. Blain, Board
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Na-
Recommended by the
of United Hebrew Schools Borden'. Farm
committee,
of
which
Jesse
F.
Welfare Federation.
Fishman, Joseph Frank, General Products Co. of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. hum Sokolow, Zionist world leader
City's most prominent
Hirschman was chairman, with Motors Corporation, A. II. Ilecht, Harry Z. Brown, Butler Paper Co., Byron
Physician.
Monday's Luncheon.
William B. Isenberg as associate Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Segall, Mr. Memorial. Cadillac Storage Co.. Ben and and president of the Jewish Agency
1610 Hazelwood Ave.
At Monday's luncheon, presided
Lou Cohen. Morris Cohn, Detroit Cream- for I'lestine, had the honorary de-
chairman.
Assisting them were and Mrs. Ralph Weisman.
name Trials,' 2-6426
ery Co., Anthony Deutseh, Albert Dia- gree of Doctor of Hebrew Letters
over by Israel Himelhoch, workers
eech—Anonymoun, •nonymous. mond. Da•Id S. Diamond. Mrs. Rose conferred upon his by the Jewish
paused to pay tribute to the mem- the following: Louis M. Bloom- Harry and
Sam Franl, Inadore Le•in. Dulled! and Mr. and MP, G. Si. Roberta,
egrrnli..E
ory of the late David W. Simons. berg, Robert E. Clinton, Charles Ralph D. Schiller,
r :t1.1nn itdero il. a, o.
Institute of Religion at a special
11. H. and Oscar Web-
l anm.urel Mrs. )1..E Si. rnt Fantle
.
singing of campaign songs
convocation last Thursday after-
Rabbi Leon 'Pram
A toot e•ch—W•Iter Irvine, S Zultback
Rev. Samuel The
Seymour J. Frank, Dr. and Mrs. Leo Si. noon.
was eliminated on Monday as a
Son and Julia Zuieback, Abraham J. Seymour
Franklin, Seymour Franklin, Milton
In conferring this degree, Dr.
(mogii.ko tribute to Mr. Simons,
Able State Executive Lenin.
8200 each—Mr.. Meyer Applebaum. Freud, J. E. Gaylord. Jose ph B. Gaylord.
Stephen S. Wise, president of the
At the luncheon on Monday, Di-
H. H. 11 , Sol M. Cole. Mr, end Mrs. S. E. Gaylord, Ginnberg Motor Sales
GI...Ian • Kwanelow, Goetz - Mittelman. Institute, said: "Nahum Sokolow,
M.
A.
Enema.,
M.
H.
FinkeNton.
Alex-
vision
.1,
headed
by
Simon
Shetzer
MOHEL
nder 7.. Freedman, Mr.. Leopold •cod Inc., Danld Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- master of Jewish learning, classic
and Samuel Levine, announced
Jerome S. Freud. Mr. and Mr. Harry S. liam A Goldberg. Mr. and Mrs. INurice
rg, Morse Goldman, Harry Green- figure in the tradition of Jewish
Gran, Mr.
Criminate of ths Jew- that it raised $4,632 and oversub-
Shop Mrs. 91.,. J. Kogan, Pack Goldenbe
Wolin Shop. Pupil. of United Hebrew .1.0. Charles Gorsberg, SyNen Gem. letters, one of • small company, in-
i•h Maternity Hospital scribed its quota.
Schools Mrs. Nathan Silberstein, Sidney ner, Walter H. Green, M•ribel Gutman.
of New Yak.
Milton
Herman, Mrs. Bertha Hill, John cluding Ben Yehuda, Ached Ila'am
St one, harry Stamler. Including sum for
The special gift team headed.
children of United School, Temple Beth E. Hoorn, Home Relief Soelety, Hotel and Bialik, who have helped to
570 w770, 0 „.7 5, 77. by Joseph II. er Ehrlich also ov
-
Olympia • Bath.. Alex Immennan. Jacobs
El School of Religion.
subscribed its quota Monday, Mr.
8276 vech—Jay W•rren Allen and Allen • Sons, Harry Jacobson. Jacoby Cleaner. shape the living Hebrew tongue
listmleck 114•4
Industrie.. Ines Irwin I. Cohn. sum for a Dyers, Jacob Rebell., Tom Kedish, upon the anvil of Jewish national
Ehrlich announcing that his group
H. L. Katt, W. J. Kennedy Dairy Co..
children of United Hebrew School..
hopes, revered and cherished
raised a total of $10,250, or 102
8250 each—Anonymou, Morrie and Lee II Cady. Morris Levinson, J. Levitt.
Man Blumberg, Osman E. Fisher. Her- Henry Levitt, M. Lieberman, Mi. Loft, throughout the Jewish world as
per cent of its quota. Increases in
man Fransblau. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gage. C. L. Mass. Samuel Markowitz and David pioneer in many and varied intel-
the subscriptions of Herman Rad-
o.en, Maa Man. Golds M, Meer •nd
John J. Ginnburg, Walter Leib, Dr. Sam-
uel J Lewis Da•kl Nederlander. Milton Judith Cohen, Michigan Towel Supply Co.. lectual. literary and spiritual en-
Maurice Aronsson and George
Rev. Cantor nor,
J. Petrie. Sam's Cut Rate Stores, 1. Henry Meyer., Meyer 8. Meyerson. E R. terprises—the Jewish Institute of
Stutz made this oversubscription
Shetner, Mre. Mary Silberstein. Danny Moes, Mr. •nd Mrs. Harry Newman, Mr.
David Golden possible, Mr. Ehrlich stated. Pre-
cod Sirs. Robert J. Newman Patricia Religion is honored to confer upon
Sullins, Mrs. Sophie Well.
Joyce Oppenheim, Mrs. David Oppenhein, you the degree of Doctor of He-
• gel.
Detrat' s Favorit •
viously the team headed by Nate S.
'de Machine,.
$100h—Anonymous, Dr. Max Pal- Parke Danis • Co., RI
M O H EL
Depot,
Riverside Scrap !roan ft Metal brew Letters not in reward by in
Shapero oversubscribed its special
lin, Born'', Br.., Sorbs Bra., Inc.. Mr.
r aCAar
recognition of the intellectual
Wedding Ceremo- gifts quota.
and Mrs. Abe Cooper. Detroit Section Na• Co.,
tional Councilof Jewish Women. Frank
nies Performed at
s le eks. Sable " Furniturn Co., Sol E Salton. achievements and the literary mas-
An encouraging moment at
a Seder. William Friedman, General
Linen Supply. Mr.•nd Mrs. Fred A. Mr. and Mrs A. W. Schleninger,. Nathan tery of a great son of our people.
Horne and by
Monday, meeting was Om an-
Gin.burn, Isenburg. Purdy a Co. Da•id Skolnick. Maurice H. Schwerin, Jerome The Jewish Institute of Religion
Appointment
nouncement by Roy Fisher that
Kabaker, lion. Harry B.
M
n A. Selling, A. W. Soro pliner Benjamin asks you to accept this degree in
SANK Joneph A. and William gie I
2220 Clurrnount
Landsberg. E. J. Le•e. Theodore
former Governor Alex J. Groes-
Sol R. Levin, Niek
Euclid 9490
Herman
token of its reverence for your
beck had raised hi. contribution
Jose VT4 '.7nc-si,T= .
Mark.. Milgrim, Quality Damp W.
Laundry, Meyer Rorenbaurn. Harry Ro- Sisterh0 00d of r Temple Beth El,
Sere emoel creative learning, in gratitude for
from $500 to *1,000. This an•
i o. fr.erZ, Earl E. Scin.mr.ecnt. BA &; ron
S re
senberg. 11. Seigel, Adolph Sloman.
e, t.W;; : your lifetime of Jewish service."
nouncement followed an address
elgt—Knollwood Country Club.
Judge Julian W. Mack, chairman
8150 earn—Milton M. Alexander. Ar• Tabor Alex Taub, Union Malt Products
the workers by former Gone,
of the board of trustees of the Jew-
REV. I. SILVERMAN to
flak Furniture Co.. Phil Bloomgard•n.
nor Groesbeck and was supple-
mon P. We DIVeri"97•147,;
e
Blumberg firo.,, Oscar Blumberg. H. C.
_n refer ha
ish
Institute of Religion, presided
Samuel
P
mented by Mr. Fisher's statement
Broder, Emma INNIS Colonial Dept.
Monte Wittleehofer,
Mohel Specialist
LEII1LAN Store.,
Da•idnon Bros, J Friedberg. Mr, Edwin A. Wolf. Abner A. Wolf. V. W. If. at the exercise•
that he, too, would double his sub- LT. GOV. HERBERT H.
Ina. Gilbert. Bernard H. Howeird • A. A. H.. Council and France. Zuckerman.
Judge
Mack spoke warmly of his
distinguished
finale
of
New
York
State,
26 Years' Eve.
scription from $500 to $1,000.
Jacob. Mr.•nd Mre. A. J. Lautm.• and
admiration for Mr. Sokolow as
Nene, Ender•ed
Thereupon followed a series of in- der end humaniurian, winner of • daughter. IIINmonides Medical Soci•t•.
CORRECTION
Maser.Cresonan Cigar Co.. lion. DeWitt
president
of the Jewish Agency for
D.
S.
51.
for
his
services
to
his
country
by Landing
which considerablr boost.
In IlVt week's issue it was er-
H. Merriam. IN•14 L Nachman. Noinoll
Palestine and as the leader of the
Physicist.
ed the total subscribed. Among 'during the war, and leader In said 11,nktg. gC o.. Newman. Perfection roneously stated that Dr. and Mrs.
No. ins F. a A. Si
World Zionist movement.
L0416 gato•-
welfare
legislation,
is
one
of
the
honor.
those who increased their sub-
.1, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simo
ns. Genre. Murray Jackman had presented ■
2073
Dr. Chaim Tchernowitz, profes-
sicriptions was Abraham Jacob., cry chairmen of The American Palen M. Stutz. Eugene Toren', Joneph Wetv• check for $100 as their contribu-
sor of Talmud, presented Nahum
Gladstone
of the campaign fund, tine Campaign for 1140000. The co. n, George Wine., Yong.-Gilbert • !tion at the opening dinner of the
Sokolow for the degree.
wh• .added $250 t• his original slogan of the campaign is "Sao, Pales
Het encli—Dr. ?roll Ambeor toil.
I Allied Jewish Campaign on May 8.
E•clid 10467
tine—Save Jewish Honer.'
Ping Safe Co.. Dr. Harr/ J. Klochinam.
$1,500 rift
Julio., Cherie.el Samuel H. Rubino, I It should have stated that the sum
A very great beauty is either a
More than a score of individual
Jacob Schreiber. Eugene Siegel
they contributed was for $1,000• fool or proud.
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