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A Column for Our Boys and Girls

By UNCLE

JUDAH

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FIRST AND YOU'LL
NEW YORK.—Reports coming
SAVE MONEY
to the American Jewish Joint Dis-
tribution Committee reveal that fa-
mine conditions in Poland have be- DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS:
The coming Tuesday is Lag b'Omer. To give you a complete idea
come so acute that Jewish children
of this minor Jewish festival, I am giving you today a complete de-
are being deserted by their mothers
scription of it, explaining its agricultural and historical significance.
WINDOW SHADE CO.
so that the little ones may be given
A poem, a biographical sketch and other little bits will round out
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food which their parents can no
Phones Garfield 1230-31
our column this week.
longer provide.
THAT
FRIENDS
MANY
As I have already told you, Lag b'Omer is known as the Scholars'
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE TO O UR
Abraham Grafman, editor of The Festival, and for that reason this week, from May 21 to May 28,
EXPENDED
BEEN
IIAS
CONSIDERABLE TIME AND EXPENS E
Moment of Warsaw, who visited the
during which occurs this festival, is known as Jewish Book Week. a
TO REDECORATE THE HOTEL AND DEEPEN OUR WELL, WHICH
offices of the committee last week
Wherever possible, meetings are held to encourage the reading and
WITH
THE
FINEST
MINERAL
and
described
the
frightful
condi-
buying of good Jewish books. Parents should utilize this week for
NOW PROVIDES OUR PATRONS
tions
which
the
Polish
Jews
are
WATER
an inventory of their libraries and to make sure that the best avail-
A
facing tody, also declared that able Jewish classics are to be found there, for themselves and their
there has been an increase in sui-
cides among the Polish Jews be- boys and girls.
Until next week, good-bye.
cause of their seemingly hopeless
YOUR UNCLE JUDAII•
1, THE BATH HOUSE IS LOCATED INSIDE THE HOTEL SO
situation.
THAT GUESTS CAN GO DRECTLY TO THE BATHS FROM
The Joint Distribution Committee -
AN INVITATION
Special Orchestra Saturday and
LAG BA'OMER
THEIR ROOMS
recently announced its program to
Here is on invitation I received
Sunday Evenings.
Lag Ba'Omer is a semi-festival
raise $2,500,000
in
the
United
No Cover Charge
and Canada for emergency which occurs during the period be- to attend services conducted by the
States
The advantages of the RIVERSIDE HOTEL are many—a feature at
Finest Full Course Dinner in
ref in Eastern and Central Euro. tween Pesach and Shevuoth, on the boys and girls at the Philadelphia-
Detroit at 50 cents
peen countries and for carrying on eighteenth day of the Hebrew Byron Talmud Torah:
the hotel is that it faces a beautiful five-acre park, where patrons can
"May 15, 1932.
take natural sun baths in conjunction with the mineral baths.
We Cater to Weddings, Lunch-
MISS MARJORY SCHEMBECK the general work which the commit. month, lyar—corresponding this
tee undertook 17 years ago and Year with Tuesday, the eighth day "Dear Uucle Judah:
eons,
Bridge Parties, etc.
"The members of the Children's
at the Ionic Temple. The revue which it has supervised and sup- of May. Lag d Ba'Omer
• Personal and individual attention, assuring
WE DELIVER
day of the means
Omer. the
The Congregation of the Philadelphia-
•
'
is under the direction of Cecil Ber ported ever since. The Allied Jew- "Omer"
you of home-like atmosphere
was an ancient measure Byron Hebrew School cordially in-
10346.50 Dexter Blvd.
dun, well known in theatrical pro - ish Campaign of Detroit includes of about one half of a gallon, and vite you to visit the services held
Rates have been reduced to conform with economic conditions
At Collingwood
ductions.
an item for this fund.
"Lag" consists of two Hebrew let- Saturday mornings.
Hemlock 9844
Tickets are now on sale and can l Under the leadership of Rabbi
"The services are becoming more
tern
numerically
to
thirty-three.
be procured froM any member o • Jonah B. Wise, campaigns to raise
Lag Ba'Omer recalls the custom Interesting, and I know you will
the cast, or any member of th e money for this purpose are now associated with the celebration of enjoy the beautiful melodies, the
ticket committee. Those on thi 6 under way or hve been completed Passover in the past when an offer- entertaining talks, and the little
committee are Gene Schiller in
25 cities
in the
United States
and
Canada,
and
campaigns
will be
car- ing of an omer of barley was speeches given by boys and girls on
Marge Schembeck, Thelma Slatkin
brought to the lies its Mikdash on subjects of current interest taken
I. MADORSkY, Proprietor
Celia Giesler and Sylvia Collin s. vied on in other cities, later.
the second day of Pesach. From from our history.
"Parents, despite their love for
"Many former members visiting
PHONE
MT.
CLEMENS
472
MOUNT CLEMENS, MICH.
their children, have been known to this day seven complete weeks were
desert them in the streets in the I counted, (S'firas Ile Omer—count- were pleased to see the steadily in-
even
and
on
the
fiftieth
erasing
congregation. We are very
gather with the National Confer-
hope that others may be able toeing th
proud to announce that every week
ence of Jewish Social Service.
feed them," said Dr. Grafman, who I day the concluding festival of the brings more members.
preceded
by
a
was
The meeting
is visiting friends at 748 East Tre.igrain harvest (Shevuoth) was cele-
"Very truly yours,
dinner in the ballroom of the Ben-
mont avenue. "Government tax 1 rated.
jamin F rklin
"LILLIAN TRON,
an Hotl, e and was at-
In modern times, pious Jews
collectors who visit the homes of
"Secretary-treasurerr.
tended by upwards of 600 Jewish Jews to obtain the various levies im- "count the Omer' after the Maariv
"P. S.: Very often we are using
educators, social workers and posed by law have found such ter- (evening prayers), during the per-
the stories that we find in the Chil-
communal leaders representing
rible conditions of -want and hun- iod betweent Passover and Shevu-
Watch for this label when
Jewish communities in 'various ger in some of the home that they oth in commemoration of the cus- dren's Corner by Uncle Judah.
(Continued from Page One.)
you purchase your BEEF-
Thanks."
parts of the' country. The occa- felt compelled to report the situa- tom of Temple days.
ENETTE or Delicatessen
of intellect, skill and devotion, a sion marked the formal opening tion to the newspapers. These col-
During the last revolt against
Thank you for the invitation, Lil-
more vigorous responsibility will of the convention of the National lectors have been known in some in-
products.
lian. Some Saturday morning I'll
now have to be assumed by the so- Council of Jewish Educators.
stances to give first aid to the fame• Rome
(132-135
which A.
was
D.),
led in by which
Bar Cochba
Rabbi respond with a visit. And I am cer-
This assures you the best in
cial workers, the rabbis, the uni- Addressing 'himself to the gen- lies in distress.
Akiba joined, as well as during the tainly glad you are able to use the
quality sold in Detroit. Our
versity men, the journalists, pub- eral topic "The Functional Agency
"Little children fight the police Cruiades in the Middle Ages, , the stories In this column for your
products are made here in De-
licists, and other professional men and the Federation in Community because they are not permitted to Jews suffered bitter persecutions programs.
troit under supervision for
and intellectuals. Where in the Planning," Samuel A. Goldsmith, peddle in the streets so that they and massacres. Besides, a terrible
Kashruth. No chemicals or
past the major part of the support executive director, Jewish' Chari- may earn a few pennies The homes plague raged among Rabbi Akiba's
A HOUSE IN FRANCE
coloring but only the best of
of our philanthropies came from ties of Chicago, contended that in of many Jews are closed to their disciples. In commemoration of
In "The Nest" Alice Dessa uze,
materials are used.
a very small fraction of our popu- these economically difficult days friends and relatives because of these unfortunate events which, by
lation, today the main support federations should not be expected the frightful conditions of want and a strange coincidence, occurred due- whose story is translated into Eng-
lish by Florence E. Herrick, tells
, p ious
must come from the mass of our to finance Jewish educational en- starvation which exist there.
ing the day of s
"Under such conditions one can- today observe a period of solemnity the tale of a house in France, and
people if we are to insure the deavor.
not think of living a normal life during the interval between Pesach relates the activities of those who
existence of our institutions. To
Answer was given by Ben Ro-
inhabit this "nest." In the happy
use the reported words of Felix sen, executive director, Associated and looking forward to a normal and Shevuoth, and abstain
family are father and mother, the
Warburg,
there
must
be
"a
trim
weeddings, five children, John, Jeanne, Peter,
2380 Twentieth Street
Talmud Torahs, ' Philadelphia. future. Extreme economy is prac- joyous occasions, like On
the thirty-
multiplicity of small giving" in the Paying tribute to th esplendid co- ticed from dire necessity. Families parties, concerts, etc.
Lafayette 2908
Louise and Baby Paul; the doctor,
place of limited big giving. To operation given by Mr. Goldsmith which formerly eked out a living third day of Omer, according to
the cook, the chauffeur, the nurse,
mobilize that support, technic and to all communal educational ac- on $10 a week, now find themselves tradition, the pestilence among
Akiba's pupils ceased. Hence Lag the housemaid, the dog Blackie,
organization are necessary.
barely existing on $4 a week.
B'Omer is called "The Scholars' the chickens and other favorites
whole country is living in
"To do this we shall have to think
tivity,
Rosen
show
the Mr.
other
side proceeded
of the coin. to
Festival" and weddings and other with the youngsters who are the
a very spare, economic fashion.
not in the parochial terms of our
INCOME TAX SPECIALIST
"In
the
first
place,
Mr.
Rosen
festivities forbidden during the heroes and heroines of this vol.
TUNE IN
particular communities nod our declared, "when Mr. Goldsmith Labor is very cheap, and this fact Seven Weeks, are conducted on that ume.
Exclusive income tax work for
coo ea r (Ineat-te.CosittUMI.
Radio PrOttrnm•
particular fields of activity but in made reference to the comparative has led the people of Poland to
the past 12 years.
It is a simple story which tells
Wed. • Sat. at 8 30 P. M.
terms of national and international roles which the "true Orthodox" hope that outside capital ill flow day.
before Treasury De-
P.tinsel.
s..
Bar Cochba—"Son of a Star" led the activities of the boys and girls
Lifetime Guarantee
significance. We shall have to and the Liberal Reform Jews have into the country so that the cheap
partment.
I act as your repre-
-
labor opportunities may be taken the revolt against the Romans dur ' every day in the week. There is
Price of Ruh I.
Fell
evaluate
anew
our
community
sentative in all income tea
playeil
and
are
playing
in
the
edu-
ing
the
reign
of
Hadrian.
The
school, and the daily lesson, and
Each
I Pain
Overdo.
cases.
activities and re-define their scope cational scheme, one can not es- advantage of."
The officers of the Joint Distri- revolt lasted three years-132-135 the church; there are the picnics
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and character. We shall have to cape the unhappy feeling that a
M. of the Civil Era—Bar Cochba was l and the many elements of fun. All
bution
Committee
are:
Felix
Phones—Office,
Cherry 0142.
place them in proper perspective factional issue has been injected
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5.12 4.97
Herculean in both size and power, make up a good story for the
Ros,.Lenox 9698.
and we shall have to consolidate Into the discussion. It will be an Warburg, honorary chairman; Paul and so menacing to the Roman sold-1 , average boy and girl of six or
30131,2
3.57 346
liaerwld, chairman; Herbert II.
our communal resources.
evil day for our Jewish communi-
lery did he. become, that Hadrian seven.
"
°filet Popular tilt. Equally Low
r":
"We shall have to reflect upon ties when inventories are taken of Lehman, vice-chirman; James N. had to bring Julius Severus froml
Tonone has drawn
to oppose the handful of i the v pictures for this book, which
our huge investments in syna- the religious affiliationa of either Rosenberg,
vice-chairman;
George
u
W. Naumberg, tresurer; Margo F.
To celebrate the removal to our new location we are
ful
Judeans.
Bar
Cochba'si.
gogues and temples, in hospitals board members or of the members
successful
was ultimately crushed,andi's published by the Macmillan Co.
and child-caring institutions, in of the community at large. It has Hellman,
associate
treasurer;
11. B.
olt "
ce
offering the greatest values in Goodyear Tire History.
Goldstein,
comtrolled,
and Joseph
he was killed in battle on tht . flint
homes for the aged and in corn- frequently been asserted that the
A JEWISH HOME
Hots
day of Av in the civil year 135.
munity centers. We shall have federation has been perhaps the C. Hyman, secretary.
Rabbi Akiba, whose leadership
By Jessie E. Sampter
to face courageously the appalling greatest unifying and integrating
—
was universally recognized had a
•
maintenance cost of our half- force in the community, and that
We are now better able to serve you having more
great deal of confidence in liar I think that it is very fine
.
empty houses of worship and bold- all classes who make up the mem-
Wig mmill
To have a Jewish home like mine,
Cochba.
It
was
natural,
therefore,
bership
of
the
federation,
have
Merlatm
ly determine to consolidate many
*
space and better facilities.
th Where every Friday evening shine
nd
•
MON •
f R abb people a t ofollow
eJewish
faodr,
of them. We shall be impelled to lived in peace and harmony In the
Rabbi Akiba and olend e I The lovely Sabbath lights.
advice
MEATS ON
consider whether five or six large pursuit of its purposes and in the
elem Ail
All
their support to Bar Cochba ini To bless them mother hides her
rabbinical seminaries and institu- administration of its funds. Any
WATCHES
."SULOVA
".
"d
.
r, mand node- 1
face;
Sunday Service.:
b ,om
Immo
ufL eed
tions of higher learning need be sowing of the seed of discord, es-
Rabbi Leon Frain will wenn). tb. Pul-
s.,•• yeah.* rewired by imports
remembered'( And loaves and wine at father's
You are invited to inspect our complete line of Goodyear
pe isse tr n u cggleIt must
supported to furnish spiritual pecially along religious and fac- pit Sunday morning, May 22, at 10.43. h pendence.
AU
malts
mashed:
yrs.
and ape. on the •ubJect. "I Ant Not th t 60 years earlier
a the Romans j
Tire.. The new low price, will amaze you.
leadership for a prospectively di- tional lines, in inevitably bound to Superstitutloos. Rut .
under Titus had conquered Israel For Kiddush stands, and books for
synagogues
disrupt
the
unity
of
effort
within
minished number of
grace
Sabbath Service.:
(70C. E.).
Aq
among twhlch there prevail only the federation scheme."
Franklin will occupy the
Dr. Leo
There is no prescribed ritual for 1That each of us recites.
Harry L. Glucksman, executive vulva Sottird•y morning, May 21, at
two fundamental differences of
OM Pellekeil
fur
the
observance
of
the
day,
and
the
'
theology, and whether, by a con- director of the Jewish Welfare 1910 A. N.
reason for its festive character is , When I am grown and married, too
in
sad Dial Claud FR
. solidation into two institutions Board, New York City, pleaded for C'o•ing Sunday Semis.:
not definitely known. The refer-: I know exactly what I'll do,
as
Crews.
Itsns-60.
cloving Sunday service of the Bee•
both Jewish scholarship and the ■ philosophy of Jewish life to eon will
ts:
be held op Sunday. M•• 29. at ence to the plaque among the din- I Because, you see, I am a Jew
Radium er P11. H A
prophetic spirit may not be en guide Jewish social work. Speak- 10 AR. Ur. Leo M. Franklin will preach ciples of Rabbi Akiba is probably' And mother teaches me.
11.54
Lads
kmetrueff
hanced at less than one-half the ing on the general theme of the on the topic, "r. what Mar We Look a veiled reference to the followers , I, too, shall bless the Sabbath light,
Forwards..
110c
Railroad
Watchmasesod
cost. We shall similarly have to Jewish Community Center, Mr.
of 13a Cochba in his rebellion And keep my dishes clean and
Ilinhe-4.werail le he lapetay
reconsider fearlessly and wisely Glucksman stressed the need for a Confirmation:
bright,
Confirmation mr•Ices will take clue' against Rome, who were encour.
the general policies and programs new approach to the entire prob- Sunday morning, June • •1 9,45. The aged and stimulated by the great And teach my children what is
GARFIELD 9370
1755 BLAINE, near Twelfth St.
of our philanthropic 'structures In lem of the Jewish communal door of the lower •uditoriurn will b e Rabbi. The observance, therefore,
right,
closed promptly •1 10 o'clock. Dr. Roch-
-:•-:arlswsld usr. Yd.atm
the light of the truism that or- activity.
elle S. Tarr.. dirertor of the Social lie- of the 'Omer days as a period of And what a Jew should be.
Opa• Usti D [ewe beaky
of Chicago. will addl.,. the semi-mourning, when no marriages
ganizations and institutions are
A plea for the establishment of giene Council
and girls of the confirmstion class
merely instruments of the com- a Jewish medical school to take boys
BIOGRAPHY
OF
BARON
are
to
be
performed
and
other
laws
on
•nd their parents in three group.
ROTIISCIIILD
munity to render particular serv. care of Jewish students unable to Thursd.y. M., 26.
of mobrning are to be observed, is
m- gain admission in the existing
Baron Benjamin Edmond Roth-
supposed to have its reason in this
Ice and are not ends in them-
Annual High School Spring Dome:
The Temple High School Connell 'n- las
selves. We shall have to submit medical colleges of America was
la s t struggle for independence. The schild, the famous philanthropist,
(Continued
from
Page
One.)
sone anti datighters of high school fact that many of the persecutions was born in Boulogne near Paris in
(Continued from Page One.)
to curtailment in many of the or- made by Dr. Israel Strauss of New •Ites
a te to sttens it- an ,.1 ,rrini d•n•
tivities, which during the past York at the second session of the S aturday night. May 25. Subscription during the Crusades and later dur- 1845. Ile is a great lover of art,
is found in the aspirations of the ler, president of the seminary and decade or two of bursting finan- National Council for Jewish Social 25 cents. Refreehments.
ing the Cossack invasion of Poland and is a member of the Legion
Jewish people and the teachings of chairman of the American Jewish cial surpluses, have been encrust-
occurred during these days, made d'Honeur in France. Made muni.
Service.
Committee, told more than 160 rab-
At the meeting of the Mizrachi
the Jewish faith.
the custom more widespread and Scent contributions to Jewish and
"We advocate the establishment
bis attending the opening session of ed With luxurious refinements and
Hatzior of Detroit, held on May lo,
Israel Ilimelhoch, president of
non-Jewish institutions. President
embellishments. We shall have to of medical schools in Jewish hos- country was painted by Dr. I. N. more enduring.
the following committees were
the Temple, presented the students the rabbinical assembly of the go even further and determine pitals," Dr. Strauss declared, "be- Rubinow, secretary of B'nai
Some modern critics connect the of the Philanthropic Association in
chosen, with H. Eskin as general
tehir diplomas, and Dr. Leo M. seminary.
Dr. Adler told his hearers they what organizations shall have to cause we feel that in so doing not B'rith, and Dr. Jacob Billikopf, custom of abstaining from mar- Paris, and of many other institu- chairman:
Franklin presented the scholarship
Oneg Shab•l—Isaae linoppow• chair-
need not fear the barbs of profes- be scrapped, what others merged, only will the standing of Jewish executive director of the Philadel- riage during these days, which cor- Lions Is immortalized in Jewish
awards.
Eddie Rothenberg. Zelda Rosenthal.
and still what others shall be hospitals in the community be lin- phia Federation of Jewish Chari- respond to the month of May, with history by his love of Zion and by man;
Claoses—Eddie Ruthenherg. ~ chairman.
The scholarship medals went to sional critics.
Som.
Tribute to the memory of George turned over . to the state, county proved but also the efficiency of ties, before the third session of an ancient idolatrous custom which i his deeds for Palestine. lie was Harrry
Kotnick,
g. Sehecter.
N tt.' Goldhoff and Jack Art. Jean
regarded
it
as
dangerous
to
enter
a
lover
of
Zion
in
his
early
youth,
the
National
Conference
of
Jewish
).
b
the institutions themselves would
or mumcipa
Kutnick, ch•Irm•n.
Chag
Leipziger WAS particularly men- Washingten on the occasion of the
into wedlock during this month. and became the father of the new
Social Service.
bi-
be
increased.
For
centuries
"We
shall
also
be
compelled
to
Zeld•
Rosenthal.
h record of 13 years of nation-wide celebration of the
oned
Taking for his general theme This is mentioned in Latin litera- Palestinian Settlement. He spent
ilenal Akibah—Zelda Rosenthal. chair-
learning and teaching have held a
perfect attendarce. Honorable men• centennial anniversary of his birth inquire into the need of all our
the "Economic and Industrial ture and the custom was widespread on Palestine more than 50 million man; Firoence Edelman, lie Eekin,
tion for scholarship went to Maur- will be paid in synagogues through- national organizations. We shall very high place in Jewish life.
Sheeler. Philip IOWA.
francs.
Ile
supported
Jewish
col-
in
Europe
during
the
Middle
Ages.
Status
of
American
Jewry,"
Dr.
Library—Rose Friedman, chairman svl•
ice Dreifuss, Julian Caplan, Joseph out the country on Saturday, June desire to ask why there is no much We have had great teachers as Rubinow in an extended paper Having found this custom, the onies, bought up large tracts of nay R•im!, Philip Kutnick. lease In, -
Lattin, Cecile Schor, Ilelen Fish- 11, the second day of Shavouth, the overlapping and duplication an well as great students. This urge
a land and founded new colonies with
Songs—M. Sninberg, chairman; Sho-
for teaching and the respect for traced the part the Jew has taken Jews immediately attached to it
Feast
of
Weeks,
according
to
a
reso-
waste,
which
not
only
costs
more
Rosenthal,
Jean
Leig-
JAMCS
man,
religious and historical meaning schools and hospitals, planted gar- lom alph. David Bressler, Zelda Rotten-
lotion unanimously adopted by the ! than need be a pent, but some- knowledge and wisdom is still a in commerce and industry in this
ziger and Frances Nelson.
wine-cel- (ATI.
country during the past quarter of and adapted to it their peculiar dens and orchards
i Zionism—Hy Eskin. cha rman. Baer
Addressing the graduating class, annual convention of the Rabbinical I times results in embarrassing characteristic of the Jewish peo-
le cared for the Knopf..., Eddie Rothenberg. Philip h."'
century, and showed how preju- genius and requirements, to which lars and factories. Ile
Rabbi Fram spoke in part as fol- Assembly. situations for the Jewish peoples ple. The Jewish hospitals in ad- a
subsequent events gave added moral and spiritual development of nick, Zelda Rosenthal. Rose Friedman
Rabbi Elias Margolis of Mt. Ver- as a whole. As Cyrus Adler stated ministering to the cure of the sick, dice, intolerance and race discrim-
U..Somber,. Harry Sheeter.
lows:
meaning
and
potency.
It
is
also
tht
Jewish
settlements
ail a father U..
ination
are
now
combining
to-
Social—M. Somber,. chairman, so•
"During your thrnyear'• attendance non, N. Y., newly elected vice-presi- I at the twenty-fifth anniversary if restricted only to this endeavor,
at Temple Beth El High Sch"ol you
tolerance and race discrimination of interest to note the custom varies cares for his children, and visited Ma Rothenberg. Marion Jacob,
are
not
fulfilling
their
mission
in
dent
of
the
assembly
and
chairman
meeting
of
the
American
Jewish
greatly with regard to extent of Palestine numerous times, In spite
•it lived the life of • tyPicol Jewish
are
now
combining
to
drive
him
Program—M.
Somber', elmiren., Sal.
on Palestine, made committee last November, 'Neither accordance with the tradition of
community. You have wor•hIPPed
of its committee
the period of semi-mourning. In of his very old age. The famous • l a Rothenberg. Marion Jacob, Skive.
,, ,,.
together, •tudied Torah together. cola.
c declares
resolution which
America nor elsewhere can the the Jewa. Of necessity it is in- out.
gad with you, p usmc the
some communities the restrictive philanthropist is beloved and ad- Rahn'. Mae Av•tIn.
riendships and
Deploring
the
lack
of
scientific
Publicity—Zelda Ronnthal. chairmen
enthueisent an you , med.! June 11 as the George Washington Jews afford the luxury of their cumbent upon these hospitals to
ep
e ..11:
laws apply only during the first mired by Jews throughout the Eddie
., v
Rothenberg.
Sabbath to be observed in the syn.- constant divisions." None of us broaden their activity to include statistical data on this subject.
means In end sery ice. Now 1 , :t .rono
:
Hot—Sara Bur•tein, chairman
to ..iiie • s test to see erhether
Dr. Rubinow strongly urged that thirty-two days, while in others world. Colonies and streets in Pal- Chinite.
over by This
the mem-
t e o tee lire• or the gogues
rs of presided
the assembly.
date constant divisions. None of us, education and by education I mean
really Rehire
they
apply
during
the
whole
month
estine have been named in his
hat ,
Membership—Eddie Rothenberg. c Zelda
Jewish foundations devote some
mhoof. If on leaving the Temple High be
not only teaching but research."
lyar,
with
the
exception
of
Lag
honor.
of
man;
Esther
Edelman,
Hy Eakin.
Mill
end
yourael•ev
interested
has been set aside in order to fur- whatever may be his particular in-
School
James Marshall, son of the late of their energies to this field of Ba'Omer. The prevalent custom is
Hoe
ent
ha
I.
you
robin,.
still
eeek
out
Jew•
the
the
project
of
the
Jewish
Na-
terest,
embe
exempted
from
the
I J i h
Keren Tomb V'A rodah—Florence Fdel•
We Louis Marshall and one of the research.
fob papers and Jewish hooks to read. still
introspection.
room of intspection.
to abstain from all joyous affairs
man, chairman: Harry Sheeler, leasr
•
a••11 your/tel•. of such opportunities as tional Fund
or
Dr. Rubinow's paper was dis-
Fun o America
Knoppole, Sol Bloom.
must all be prepared for d rastic most active members of the esecu
Beth El Coupe of Jeetivh Stud.« for
during the whole period between
a for-
cussed
at
length
by
Dr.
Billikopf,
planting
in
the
Holy
Land
of
liouse--1M•id Itreevler. chairman.
culture—
changes if we wish to survive tine of the American Jewish Com-
farther mrielimeet In Jew
atir•
Passover and the New Moon of
ie Rothenbe re. cl
t o
t
Is 700 continue coming to Temple
1 trees
tura 1 ) - us
t andpine
f •
mittee, differed with Dr. Strange who cited conditions in various Sivan, the New Moon of lyar and
i, Beth
i., ill es t of
Zelda Rove nt he ..
We must all get together ere
man.
Harry Shec
El fe ,..„,,,, if Hifi..
(n. Harry
n• "f, iiii . h
be
known
as
t
e
George
Washington
And
trades
and
industries,
where
ra-
out the
Sar• Burstein.
fectively and disinterestedly to on the ground that the field of
.
r to the aniversit; will
excepted
the
thirty-third
da
•
bein
g
Bay City d eli-este. attending the State
Brash Hillei oundatIon.
Forest as ■ tribute to the memory
Ian these chang es wisely if we medicine is overcrowded as it is. cial discrimination is definitely in
The association of the day with Sieood C ('""fir.
on
to
of r ... are taleated In oat direction of the first president of the United ire to bring about a healthier and
He was of the opinion that those evidence. The session was pre- the incident of the Bar Cochba
t
a r
. J. t. Grand IfRet P. W.1 .
pnpara ...In. to teach In our state,.
ohen • ...m oven
sided
over
by
Judge
Julian
W.
C.
Hirrcherld' and Mrs Joseph Schworta
students
who
are
best
equipped
are
School of ReiLion,
happier International scene in
revolution has survived in the cus-
for community fonds le Is once. I find
Among
the
resolutions
adopted
admitted to the existing medical Mack.
and
work•,.
Last Friday ...nine am dmi... 5.'d a.
the
tom,
that
is
still
prevalent
in
some
Mrs
nir
.
,,
He
hfi,ly
nr
d
Wei•s
•
the
leader.,
Jewish
life."
andmon.
Royer. were
10/10,11,
you
by the convention are the following:
James Marshall, son of the late Jewish communities, of school chil - the week.end gue_
ete of Mr. and Mrs. J. Siaterhoo4 Sabbath. With the excePla'^
the giver, is. I shall kilo. tee
000,000 Yearly for Education. schools and that it is questionable
That the member. of the amtembly op-
esri mhool
m r"t hao
f" been son...fol. ,6 the pm. the ...ad of so-ealied freeMecing $6 The Jewish people in this coon- whethe• the others should be given Louis Marshall, who spoke earlier dren preparing bows and arrows C.
• tioh
hi
?
htyh:li'svgrehrt7tE
"e "'
additional encouragement to enter at one of the joint sessions of the and practising to shoot with them, m Mr.nd anml ' :rm ... C. J i m,
fa Inds ► nn nte ry.
Kontld w"ornh?d"lehhii:ilred
t'd
"You are today atnitint ma •
'edth
,r ,i . rot
T
m ;',..
. L:: a
,,,:sit their 'o
r hi,
ad
was your
ne t the amtembly cooperate beertIli in try spend over $6,000,000 SOTO-
ponup ou tty
t th,
social workers and educators, made so as to be p r epared for an emer- . irores .ts far the Ireeln-end. their children. ft FoIktnan. Her subJett was -A be.
the medical profession.
school into those great communItlee--De• tle efeet• er the Jnrish Atom, for l.. ally on Jewish educatioin. In New
—
special
plea
in
behalf
of
the
chit-
the
raising
of
fund..
Rabbi
Abbe
Hillel
Silver
of
a
wia «us. mesrd
troit Jewry. American Jewry,
gene). call w en the opportunity for
York City alone the Jews seend
the member• So urged to entelmot
Mrs wilt.. L. cons. i. 'saint rsa ,
dren, emphasizing that the world- another uinperini
A. H. Roman .pent the weeli.erui with
J,.rr. Prepend to ,,,•, Ole', PT. ' 6' .1 the That
ommittee and
sinigghtagroa m
inest Th:r.ucluer:
Joint Distribution Commit
$3,500,000. Despite Cleveland delivered an eloquent
0..0' .. 61 '.".1
•
•
Me. end Mt, Joenh Broder 0( Dtrit. tives and friends In Detroit.
•"..1 . •° 4 ..'"'",
Immigrent A Smtely In upwards of
address in which he touched on the wide depression was bearing down of Ni l e ,
the Hob
the
economic
hardships
which
Jew-
the fund raising campaigns.
Mn. Daisy Cohen of Fitegerald,
various problems now agitating the MOS heavily upon
Mies Lillian Blacken of North Farm-
tom. however, has been also inter-
That tae assembly urge the feder1 q • ish parents are forced to meet,
ed frorn • 'bort ea. Is Malting her cousin. Mrs. A. Leers.
a.„1,•
an
Jewish people.
' s treet. It e ret
....„‘„,,.„,
Declaring that children cannot preted by the Kabbalists to refer I.
-----
they are not depriving their chil- minds of the
(rip I. Birmingham and Detroit.
Fisher Theater.
m°°°••Ilik° in the BootedMi• 'Mita of
Memorial services were held a grow up twice. Mr. Marshall point- to Simeon b. Yohai and the hope
Mr. end Mrs. I W. Dark are in Chime
dren o f their religious education.
unem ployed.
the Rodeph Sholom Temple, where ed out that it is of the utmost
assmibly believe. all wr t to
for
the
coming
of
the
Messiah
and
.
That
the
These
facts,
together
with
•
The
Sisterhood
bridge luncheon will
"Sinners In The Son" is the title
eu logi e s were delivered by Morris portance to change the current the final redemption, the symbolis-
held•t the II•yes Hotel, Friday. Na' -
nIrLT414 -Css. :;
stirring appeal for a greater em-
,:
' ,.=';',„1:;` s hr sr,
of the _picture at the Fisher this l International
Wolf on Julius Rosenwald and by outlook in dealing with present day ing the appearance of the many-col-
urea street. Tliond•y L leT le. by her at 1 o'clock.
dispel.. or7for •ny other
on
the
spiritual
values
in
--
week. C aro ivOlTadlitd, who plays
life, were the outstanding features Solomon Lowenstein, N ew York, social problems, especially since it erred rainbow that was expected to t° ,:::":11,P7,V , r1;* 4,,,„1,„:,,rj,t,t;
Mr. and Mn. Ro•en and (smile l•`•
. ft . b;,, h r.•;;;;
the leading role may h e a sinner tl'irtr:;,,,
of the presidential address deliv- on Dr. Lee X. Frankel, Harry H. has become evident that ti may be appear in the sky before the coming was ...roses.: with smilax •see tszrs. I moved to Cle•eland.
toward the eltminotion of war. it
et one.
but she is a mighty swe
lies. in is. ...es of Instrument. and I ered by Albert B. Sehoolman, Lapidus and Milford Stern.
many months, or even years, be- of the Megaiah. The cold rationalist j,,747
"17,4 I Wm. M•ork• Henn,. and Miss Cs-- ,
,••••"°°,0 4:T
Gloomy conomic
E
Pi cture.
fore • stabilized economy can re- will probably see in this custom an Robert, Mr end Mn. Leal. 1....ie•eke! Weiser motored to Chicloo Frdar. t°
l Counl
ci
a
.17.reieeee eUr as lei ilweesies president of the Nation
It
A gloomy picture of the era- absorb the millions who have been argument for preparedness, in its of Seem.. and childrea. Elaine ead tend the funeral of theircousin.
A eovctotis man makes • half- i i%'. 1. 1, ,,,s1= 8 °''''.,,,„ 11; tr. h .= for Jewish Education, at a join t
David. Mini Himchfield and Wiles K.'s., Golder/11th. who passed nas
liberal i=s
eesaion of that organisation to- nomic future of the Jew in this thrown out of employment. modern significance and application. Hirschfield.
• honoring Mae..
penny of • farthing and a
rents of sees..
man makes sixpence of it.

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