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VOL. XXXIV. NO. 1

IN
IS NAMED HEAD OF
PALESTINIAN GROUP

National Fund Mourns
Death of D. W. Simons

Resolutions adopted by the
Jewish National Fund Council
of Detroit mourn the patising of
David W. Simons.'
The Detroit Council' urak.s
Detroit Jews to honor Mr. SP-
mons' memory by planting trees
in Palestine, and has under- -
taken to inscribe his meae in
the Golden Book of the JyWish.
National Fund in Jerusaleni.

Elected Chairman of Commit - 1
tee of Non-Jews to Aid
Jewish Homeland.

OFFICIALS ANNOUNCED
AT SOKOLOW MEETING

WORLD CONGRESS Will He
PLANS GIVEN UP
BY ENGLISH JEWS

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cen

Make Good After Debut?' CLEAN-UP SQUAD

CAMPAIGN TOTAL

Special Group is Headed by

Clarence H. Enggass; Has
Many Workers.

EXPRESSES BELIEF
IDEA A FUTILE ONE

EFFORT BEING MADE
TO APPROACH GOAL

Event InVitation is Re-
ce I ve from U. S. It Will
Be Considered.

SENSATIONS RULE
BERLIN COURT A
RESULT OF' LIB

Achad Ha-Am Suggested
World Jewish Congress

SEEKS TO BOOST

Motion Withdrawn After
Address to Board of Depu-
ties by Leonald Montefiore.

JEWISH CONGRESS In
MEETS JUNE 25-27

Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932

I 4,

Vice-President Curtis, Sena-
tors Borah and Swanson,
Honorary Chairmen.

IN MICHIGAN

, Will Solicit Among Hundreds
Who Have Not as Yet
Contributed.

VILNA. — (J. T. A.)—Papers
unearthed here in the archives
of the Russian Zionist Organiza-
tion include among other inter-
esting documents two letters
from the late Jewish thinker,
Ached HUAI% in which he deals
with the Jewish pogroms of
1905.
Ached Hearn suggested &Jew-
ish world conference for the pur-
pose of considering anti-Semi-
tisni in Russia.

Editor Hirsch is Fined for
vealing Details About
Soelling, Convert.

NAZI RUMORS DENIED
BY CHIEF OF POLIO '

MEMORIAL SERVICE
OF SHAAREY ZEDEK

Weiss Will Not Yield Poet ;
Difficult Problem is ,

WASIIINGTON.—(J, T. A.)
Faced by Youth
, LONDON. — (J, T. A.) — The
Recent developments for mobiliz-
— —
Hundreds of prospective donors
ing important non-Jewish aid for American as Well as World' board of deputies at its meeting
Nasis Elect Speaker.'
who have not yet been solicited
I Withdrew a motion which provided
the Zionist work crystallized last
Jewish Problems to be ‘ ,1 thest the board take the initiative
BERLIN.—The
strength
o
for the Allied Jewish Campaign,
night when leading public figures ,
Adolph Hitler's Nazis in the ne
Discuised.
which
officially
closed
on
May
18,
I
in
'convening
a
world
Jewish
Con-
headed by Vice-President Char ies
Prussian
Diet
was demonstrate
with a total subscription of $140,- Will be Conducted at Clover
igress for the purpose of devising
Curtis, Senator William F. Bora
Wednesday when they ale
h, i N E W YORK.—The problems I means of alleviating the distress
704--a shortage of $24,820 of
Hill Park Cemetery on
chairman of the Senate Forei
fl ans hard speaker on the fi
gn ' confronting Arne: icon Jewry, with ,Oused. by anti-Semitism.
the Original goal—will be ap-
Monday.
Relations Committee, and Senat or
ballot.
lie received 282 votes;
special emphasis on economies,
proached
during
the
coming
week
The motion was withdrawn fol-
Claude A. Swanson. ranking n ti-
Socialist,
Ernst Wittmaack,
by a special group of workers in
nority member of that collimate e, crimination and readjustment„ lowing 'an address delivered by
Annual meniorial services of and the Communist, Wilhelm
an effort to secure their gifts and
formally organized and elected o f. well as the plight of the principal I Leonard Montefiore, president of
Congregation Shaarey &oleic will per,
nE5R
5L
.
to boost the total raised thus far. take plaee at 2:30 p. m. on Mon-
the Anglo-Jewish Association, in
fivers of the American Palest) ne
which he•expressed opposition to
Clarence Enggass heads this day, Flay 30— Memorial Day— in
Committee, a non-Jewish body to
IN.—(J. T. A.)—
special group, which will be the chapel of the Clover Hill Park
ouch a Congress.
i support the rebuilding of the Je
Jews have been stirred by a
13, , fore the motion was can-
known as the "Clean-Up Squad "
oh homeland in Palestine.
just tried in the local courts
Plans for the proposed effort were
celled, D'Avigdo' Goldsmid, presi.
Announcement of the election
which Kurt Soelling prefe
completed at a meeting held at
(lent of the board, stated that such
of those officials as honorary
against Felix Hirsch, editor of t
Hotel Statler Thursday evening,
an invitation td participate in such
chairmen of the committee was
Acht-Uhr
Abendblatt.
May 26, wheel Mr. Enggass was
a congress be received from the
made at a reception tendered Na-
Snelling was born in Berlin o
United States it would receive
assured by many workers that they
hum Sokolow, president of the
Jewish parents but gave up hi'
would devote themselves during
Most serious consideration from
the Jewish Agency for Palestine
faith and changed his name for O.
the bdartl. • •
the coming week to this special
and the World Zionist Organiza-
purpose of becoming the presidini
work.
Mr. Montefiore in his address
tion held at the Mayflower Hotel.
justice of the Berlin court, th'
Mr. Enggass stated following
stressed: that a congrein to deal
Senator Swanson, now in Geneva,
highest position in the local cour
with anti-Semitism would prove
the meeting on Thursday that with
system. When he assumed offin
where he is attending the disarma-
a devoted and wholehearted effo;t
futile and would bring harm and
he was a Social Democrat, but las
ment conference, cabled his ac-,
it ought to be possible to bring
no good since the causes of anti-
ceptance.
year
he caused great surprise whet
the final campaign total near to
Semitism lie deeper than it would
he suddenly turned Monarchist
The Officers.
the assigned goal of $165,500,
be anthill tfle power of is congress
joined the Nazi party and startei
Close to 300 workers have been
Senator William II. King o
to touch. Anti-Semitism, he said,
propagating for Hitler. Hired
is an ugly phenomenon of the
Utah was named president an
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
then revealed his Jewish past am
present general political life.
chairman of the executive corn
characterized him as an insincen
mittee. Other officers elected in
ds
politician. The libel action trim
elude: Representative Hamilto n
May 19 was the result of the state
Fi.eh, Jr., vice-chairman; Willia
ments published by Hirsch.
— Cut Cso
Detr o it Free
Hard, secretary; William R. Hop
Sensational Revelations.
kin., treasurer, and Senator s
ISADORE GOLDSTEIN
Royal S. Copeland, J. Hamilton
During the trial, the rtiurt WI
BERNARD S. DEUTSCH
Isadore Goldstein made his debut as a Tiger pitcher on Tuesday.
Lewis, Robert F. Wagner and Re
overcrowded with a number of
Jewries of Europe, will be distussed
clamation Commissioner Elwoo
Will he make good? This is the question asked by thousands of De-
prominent leaders and among thi
at the tenth session of the Ameri- l 's eepl
trailers, interested in the success of the local team.
Annual National Fund Col-' 1 MRS. JOSEPH H. EHRLICH
Mead as members of the executiv
witnesses were many high govern1
Annual Meeting of
e
can Jewish Congress, which will be
committee.
Goldstein pitched a good game on Tuesday, in spite of the fact
•
lection to be Held on
Cemetery, ‘Voodward and Fourteen. ment officials.
Soelling declares
held in Washington, June 25 to 271U nion Executive to Take
that he was a bit nervous, that he walked six men and that he was
Mile Road.
that he changed his religion on
A declaration adopted lip the
June 5.
inclusive, it was announced by
taken out in the eighth inning. But he promises to do better in the
Place in Cincinnati.
T h scriptures
The
zaitad hnt.:1 1,1
of sheer conviction and adopter
committee states that it was
nerd S Deutsch,
sc •11 , president of thel- next chances.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal.
:senthal. Rev, the new name because he fourp
formed in keeping with the Lodge-
More than a hundred commit- Elijah
American Jewish Congress.
r
CINfINNATI.—Lay leaders and
Fish joint resolution adopted by
the Snelling more distinctly Germu
tees are being mobilized for the
The
session,
Mr.
Deutsch
stated.:
rabbis
a-ha
are
members
of
the
Shaarey Zedek, will chant the El than Seligson. He went to Nu
Congress in 1922 and expressing
annual
Flower
Day
of
the
Jewish
will be devoted to a careful discus-' executive board of the Union of
meetings, he stated, because Ik
the approval of the United States
National Fund, to be observed Molei Rachamim,
Sion of the projected world confer- American Hebrew Congregations
of the establishment in Palestine
The principal Memorial Day ad- considered it his duty as an old
this year on Sunday, June 5, ac-
ence to consider the convening of a attend the summer meeting of
vial
to be thoroughly informed re
of a National Home for the Jewish
cording to an announcement made dress will he delivered by Mrs. Joa-
world Jewish Congress. the situa- the board which takes place Sew,
gardinig their statements. He trim
people.
nn Wednesday by Leon Kay, presi-, e ' • nh H. Ehrlich.
tion of Eastern and Central Euro- day and Sunday, May 28 and 29,
to
explain
the fact that he ran
Vandenberg on Committee.
By I. SCHECHTMAN
dent of the Detroit J. N. F. , The soldiers' graves will be deco-
man Jewish Communities, ,which In Cincinnati,
Council. rated by the Boy Scouts and Girl dered the Hitler salute by th
Woe, ri,ht, 1932. Jewl.h Telegraphic Agency. Inc.)
Dr. Sokolow stated that the for are faced with an unprecedented
important executive and admins-
and desperate struggle for survival, trative matters,
Mr. Kay stated that the main Scouts, and will be followed b the statement that everyone else It
nation of the American Palestin
including election
the hall did likewise. •
e
headquarters for the volunteers, singing, by the audience, of the
Committee is one of the most sit, economically and politically, will he of members to fill vacancies on the
Jewish leaders" in*France optimistically thought for who will commence soliciting. au "Star Sp angled Banner" and
Dr. Klee, in a most impressive
nificant developments affecting the reported to the delegates by promi- b oatd
• of. governors of the Hebrew
nent
speakers
who
have
male
'America,
led
by Rev, Zaludkow. manner, analyzed Soellin
1 Union College, hoard of managers a time that the virulent anti-Jewish campaign started by Saturday night, June 4, will be at
Zionist cause. An address vwas
character and emphasized all hi.
also delivered by Judge Julian W thorough study of the European of Synagogue and School Exten- Francois Coty, the perfume king and newspaper owner, National Fund clubrooms, 87231 ski.
• situation. Among the Ameri
Twelfth street. Dexter head- Members of Shaarey Zedek and actions clearly showing that the'
sion, the New ork executive corn- was something transient, a temi iorar y p h ass,
hi ch ould
Jewish leaders who will address the
•
quarters will he at the Tuxedo . their friends are invited to attend were dictated by his ambition fo
r mittee and Synagogue Council of soon be dropped for something else.
Among the members of the
a career. Ile took an hour to sun
There have been sporadic agi- Holmur Talmud Torah, telephone ;this service,
committee are: Senator James E. delegates will be Dr. Stephen S. America: are 'on the agenda.
tattoos against Jews in France in the
WMe, honorary president of the i The budget committee under Rob- down, and people believed that Cory's past, which came up and went Hogarth 5711. Headquarters for
F or the convenience of members up for the defense and created
Watson, majority leader of th: ' American
anti-Semitic campaign was like the Oakland section will be at the , and others, Robert Lowenberg will sensation when he disclosed tha
Jewish ('ongress,
est P..Goldman 'of Cincinnati, will
Senate; Secretary of Agriculture
A large and re iresentati • ve gat h - ' repoit oh further reduction of about that ,and it did not enter their mind that it was really gluing to be National Hebrew School, 627 Owen be at the Clover Hill Park Ceme- the complainant was the son of
Arthur M. Hyde, Assistant Secre-
su stained for so lung and become
avenue. telephone Empire 2537-N1. tcry on Sunday and Monday, May Kehillah attendant at Rombe
(Turn
to
Page
Eight,)
tary of State James Grafton Rog
.(Turn to Page Eight)
the • permanent feature that it is
Mrs. N. Finkel of 15431 Linwood 29 and 30, and will be prepared to and that Soelling had waited anti
ers, Assistant Attorney-Generd
new in French life.
, offer information that may lie de- after the death of a wealthy re
John Lord O'Brien, Solicitor-Gen-
The Jewish question has become (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) sired.
igloos uncle, whose fortune he in
eral of the Stale Departmentl
obsession to Coty, and his paper,
herited, before he took steps t
Greene H. Ilackworth, Governor
1,'Ami du People," with a circula-
renounce his faith:
Kansas. Harry H. Woodring,
tion of over a million, is given over
Iiirsch was fined 500 marks.
Sei sitars Marcus A. Coolidge, Ed-
to a scurrilous antialewish cam-
Weiss Will Not Resign,
ward P., Costigan, Walter F.
Dr. Franklin Speaks Sunda y paign, day after day.
Bernard Weiss, police vice-preid
George, R. B. Howes-ell, Robert M. !New York Leader Lauds Zionist Achievements at Chicago
on
"Congregation
and
It started with the "German
dent, informed the Jewish Tele
LaFollette, Gerald P. Nye, A. N.
Dinner; Secretary Hyde Opens .Philadelphia
Jewish-American bankers," hu
Community."
graphic Agency that he never con
Vandenberg, David I. Walsh,
that was only a beginning. Th
Campaign; J. N., F. Work Endorsed,
Synagogue Resolution Calls for Unity in Battle on Enemies templated tendering his resign&
Thomas J. Walsh, Burton K.
next attack was oil people whom
of Israel; Educators' Conventions Calls on Com-
lion and has no intention of doin
Wheeler. Representatives Carl R.
Except for the contirmatio
CHICAGO. — (J, T. A.) — The the counbry made on hint when he services, which take place on Su n anyone claiming to be. a nation,*
so now,
Chindebloom, F. Edmund Erk, Lu-
munities Not to Shirk Responsibilities.
n- patriotic Frenchman like ('oty
'
The police official made his dec
ther A. Johnson, Paul John Kvale, further development of ,Palestine ' c ame expecting to be received l with day morning , June 5 . the regal ar should have respected, the Jewish
aration in answer to an inqu
F. LaGuardia, J. Charles Linthi- • depends to a great extent upon , nothing but complaints. With deep !season of Sun-
ATLANTIC CITY.—(J, T. A.) thing in their power to enable
combatants, the Jews who fough t
the
by
the Jewish Telegraphic Age
cum, Jos. W. Martin, Ruth Bryan I American Jewry, was the view ex- feeling he descrihed his first sight day s erv ices
as volunteers in the French Arm Y —Believing that the time has Jewish masses to join the syn
w ill
a-
Owen, Henry T. Rainey, Henry pressed by Felix M. Warburg, in of Jerusalem by the glow of the set- • conclude on Stin-
I during the Great War. These met come for a united front on the gogue. A request to be submitted regarding a front-page story c
the
course
of
an
address
made
here
tied
in the Angriff, leadiing Hitle
W. Temple and John Q. Tilson:
y of a this week
ting sun and he told his hearers ' day
who joined up out of a feeling o f part of American Jewry to combat to the incoming administration
Carlton Beals, assistant commis- 1May Is, at the opening of the that he Alla glad he was wrong with
lov e for France,
ance, to tight her battles anti-Semitism, the twentieth con- asks the leadership to devise ways organ. The story is carried unde
? American Palestine Campaign.
■
• about Palestine.
sensational full-page headline
sioner of education; Miss Bess
i by Dr. Leo M.
4 have loco accuseda t oty in his vention of the United Synagogue
and means by which the activities and announces definitely
"What is going to become of Pal-
Goodykoontz, Norman Ilatigood
Speaking of the relations be- I Franklin on the
"L'Ami du Peuple" of being en- of America, adopted a resolution
Weiss
of the synagogue can be extended resignation from his post.
Mrs. Anne Hard, George A. Hast- , estine? questioned the Jewish tween Jcw and Arab and of the in-'subject "The
gaged in revolutionary and anti- instructing its executive council to
to embrace all specialized Jewish
Jewish leaders believe that t
ings, Knowles A. Ryerson, Assist- philanthropist and former head of Moen.: Palestine exercises over I C a n g re g a tion
patriotic activities. We know, b e turn to the American Jewish Com-
communal
efforts
and
movements
story in the Andriff is part of
ant Commissioner of Reclamation the Jewish Agency, and his answer those in-the ,Diaspora, Mr. War- , and the Com-
has written, that groups of armed mittee with the request that it
Mae A. Schnurr, Mrs. Adele C. was that "the next step depends to burg streard, the fact that Jews munity," w h i c h
Jewish workers are being organized. should effect a united policy for', meriting endorsement and thus systematic campaign to get rid
making the synagogue the center this high polic e official.
a great extent on American Jewry. will neVet'lia happy in Palestine he will deliver by
Scott and James Brown Scott.
Recruiting is going on openly even all Jewish organizations that are' of all Jewish life.
I The Mandatory government spends •untitthey see their Arab and Chris- request.
The Voelkischer Beobachter, an
in l'aris, ostensibly for Jewish interested in the problems of anti-
no money outside of the amount tian neighbors, - Imbaell with the
'se ,r u m
Responding to the appeal of other Hitler organ, editorially di s
rte sr gr j" euri s , handeotnheb saetainxtxslies ■if, ; Se i.mxitpisianii nbinogth thheerehaasnids
On the follow-
atobrroiati; at-
collected in taxes and the rest must Same desire for self-betterment and
Rabbi
Isaac
Goldstein,
who
out-
cusses
the Weiss incident and con
• ,
a
om America.'
easily
general cid i improvement. The Ile- , class Sunday
lined the purposes which prompted firms the previous report that t
of 134 boys
be transformed for active titude, the conventi on go es on t
charge
revolutionary
work.
the
Jewish
National
Fund
to
un-
has been lodged agains
I Mt. Warburg was the guest o f brew University , he 'declared, was
, sv th t •t is adopting Chi
- dertake the planting of a forest
,•great deal of good towards and girls, the
honor of 300 leading Jews in this oinga
Start Libel Sui.
(Turn to Page Nine.)
hors in view of the fart that "the
winging tiliout better
in Palestine dedicated to the mem-
each of whom pai d
1
largest
class ever Dr. Frusklin
IP
The ledc•ration of .1s.
M miss of Israel throuh
wi. sh (
gou t th
ory of George Washington, the
Hi partakin g i d th
w, ill b e , / atants immediately called a meet entire wo
e di nn er t en- t rig'
confirmed in t , T • „ int, I
rld are availing them convention urged its constituent
II, ed at th e Standard Club. His-,
on .
Weela Sn 'd Rabbi ' o Zi
consecrated to the service of their ing. at which the membe
•
— -
o f th
rs d
I
: alo
the„4 /destine influence , Cod and their faith. Sena
will a sharply' worded resolution of pees: incident to the economic collapse rnngregat ions and their member-
Lucylle Goldsmith Awarded log to answer the question of James
II. Husker, toastmaster of the eve- • ee all communities. the speaker be conducted entirely by the con- test, declaring that the Federation of our time and to direct hostility ships to give this project unstinted
National Title in Wash-
rig, as t o w h a t ,•„,np,.11,,,t hi s in- 'said, "I wish I could lend
support.
every, firmants, associated by the choral Was constituted exclusively for the I of governments and peoples alike
ington Contest.
Louis J. Moss of Brooklyn was
terest in Palestine, Fir. Warhur rung' rabbi to Palestine for at choir under the direction of Purpose- of protecting the material
against the J '
year in 'or« r
told of his conversion effected chief-
enable George Galvani.
relected president and the 70
and moral interests of the ,sews
who
• everywhere endeavoring to de-
them ews
- In t see the'beautiPal cradle of!
ar-
haul
joined
the
WASHINGTON, D. f
"dies Lu- fy through the efforts of Mrs.
Those
who
will
members
of the executive council
I.
F
be confirmed on
rench army rotors - grade the social an 1 cu I tura! p o.
I • g
This wowld
I oh I. . .1agn ii,
m d r- a II la di gi ons.
tart
enable June 5 are. •
cylle Goldsmith, 16-y ,,, ,m Los wi an, 1 11 r. . 1 ul
d uring- the oar and had soon achieved by the Jewish peo- were chosen. Rabbi Samuel FL Honor Dr. W. W. Kahn U
them t o gtt
Kit a better coneetit ion and
fought
Cohen,
executive
Angeles high school girl, won the ing his first trip to Palestine . u , a
at
the
front,
and
of
Fern Alkon, Morton .Arnoyitz,
director. was
their pie; that they assail Our rights and
Retirement After 21
understanding of their , Burton Barnett, Pearl
"I Am • Palestine Farmer...”.
ninth national oratorical contest
Baum, widow s and orphans. and in order block our opportunities for free- also re-elected.
Proudly he said to ( host. Aft.sltill- .11Ities. This Would result in a re- i itii,enunes. A. Berger, Winifred to
Years of Service.
Saturday night and became entitled
rpetuate the memory Of their dam,
Synagogue as Center.
kindling of . Jeseish faith in this
happiness
and
creative
to represent the United States in bled, "I am a Palestine fernier and omntrys . because the
,
Berk Alfred Berkowitz Bernard loyalty to France. All politiral and achievement; in the face
Opening the fourth annual con-
of this
The Maimonides Medical Sode
the seventh international contest to Palestine is the subject that
religi(am discussions are under the we deem it urge.nt that the Jewish vention of the National Federa-
t is made upon one•in Palest iim
nePre7;:nn'Ot n " .13
% i: n sBr
• l 'eu
be held in Washington in the Au- nearest my heart, something
' . Shirl eyy statutes prohibited in the Federa- , people throughout the world unite tion of Jewish Men's Clubs, the held its final meeting of the ye
shaken off.
:
which I love to talk." Proudly he 14
• ..
tumn.
' Brawerman Sylvia Broody Irene (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) . for effective action against this president, Edward C. Weinrib, de- on May 23. The following office
Let
us
join
hands
together
and
'told of the orange grove he bOughf
Busse}', Betty
Miss Goldsmith represented the
ty Butzel, Elsie ' Char.
plored the fact that the synagogue were elected for the coming year
present our
i"
for himself in the Holy Land and try hi - makee Palestine so beautiful
no longer exerts the influence on' Dr. David B. Gaberman, preside
Pacific Zone and the Los Angeles
lip Sylvia Chase
, Elise Cohen
-
th ■ p I. tenure h e has i
U ea. P • I estine Relief Work.
i cultiva- • , that • other poiple will env u th. Hen y
succeeding Dr. Sol Meyers,
n its
Times, ions, of the newspapers spon-
Cohn, Walter Cohn. Mildred
the laity which would tend to give
he on. Ile told of his urge to own piece of, work we have done. We
Ezra Lipkin and Hirsch Shilko
Other important resolutions
soring the event. She yeas awarded
Cole, Charles Colman. Stanley
shciuld
laugh
at
those
that
gay
one
e
sky, vice-presidents; Dr, S. S. Wi
(Turn
to
Page
Two.)
adopted
during
the
closing
sessions
a silver cup and will, together with land Cher which came to him "as a cannot
C
Wi n i f
re, i C oop, : r.
ie a good American if one
ini-
N
result of the tremend ous impression , s
tenberg, secretary; Dr. Noah
of the convention urge congrega•
participants—three boys and two
senim a (ea. cents to Pal
,
fired
Cornell
Sybil
Ebner
Felicia
ti
,s ne. Y ou
Aronstam, treasurer.
tools and members to support the LEVIN WILL ADDRESS
other girls—he taken on a tour of
and your children
. will he richer for Eger, Richard Ellman, Lester En- Rabbi Abraham Nowak o f CI e•e•
Dr. W. W. Kahn, who is
work of American Jews in the up.
Europe beginning on July 2.
retiri
every. bit of help given to Palestine stein. Theresa Epps, Aubrey Et-
ABRAHAM RHINEWINE,
JEWISH RADIO FORUM from 21 years of active
land to Be the Speaker.
building
of
the
Jewish
National
office,
"Our Constitution, Culmination
'and each and every one of us will tenheimer, Herbert Feldman, Ger-
TORONTO EDITOR, DIES
given an ovation to mark the
Home, the work of the Joint Di•-
of Centuries." was the title of Miss
14 grateful for the (lay he first saw trude Feldstein, Dorothea Ferar,
The final late Friday night se
Sol R. Levin, prominent attor- valuable service he has rende
trihution for the prescreen.
of
Palisetine."
, Beatrice Franklin, Lsabell,•
n n
Goldsmith's six-minute winning ad-
• •
$ pe n ki ng.
TORONTO.—(J. T. A.1—Alma.
tpe poss ibl e ee „ noni i e Robert Frenkli n, GolaFried, ducted
°f the c season will be con- Jewish life in other lands and the ney and member of the board of to the society. Dr. Kahn was
dress. and she also delivered a four-
the
•fewish Centers Association, charter member at the time of th
ham
Rhinewine,
former
editor
of
at
Congregation
Shaarey
effort
of
the
federal
authorities
•
level,m
minute extemporaneous address nn
:vel, men in Palestine he r
aid Pauline Fried, JeromeFriedman
. Ze,i ek on June 3.
to afford the unemployed measures will be the principal speaker next organization's inception, and is
The Albany Plan,' assigned to the Toronto Daily Hebrew Jour- glowing tribute in the late Lord' Ann Gerson, Lois Ethel Gerson,
Sunday, May 29. over station served in every
nal,
died
here
May
19
after
an
Rabbi Abraham Nowak of Cleve_ of relief.
melehett, d ye
office, as well
eclar g th at by m
her by the judge.
mistake Robert Golden.
WJBK. on the Jewish Radio Forum being chairman of
Galdfine, land will deliver the address of
illness of two weeks. •
. he' may haeq
*s inuin s { :some e at er . Eth el Goldman, J Frances
the progra
A special appeal to American
ame s Goo df riend, the evening
Miss Goldsmith spoke in a dra-
and Rev, E. Zalud- 'Jewry tn maintain the highest , program, which is broadcast from committee for • number of yea
The deceased was horn in Po- prises' which will yield profit.
matic but controlled voice. She was
The society has grown from
J. Ansley Goodman, Helen Good- kowski will be in charge of the standards of Jewish educational 5:15 to 5:45 p. m.
land
in
1887
and
came
to
Canada
man. Jerome Greenberg. Freder- serv i ce.
dressed in white and created a
Mr. Levin, who has interested
' . •
H
'. Greeting..
work despite the economic crisia himself for many years in work nucleus of seven members to i
• ick Greenhut, Dorothy Grossman,•
favorable impression, her victory in 1908. In 1913, when the To-
present membership of 150,
Born in New York Aug. 92, 'was
ronto Hebrew Journal was organ-
PHILIOELPHIA.-1.1. T. A.) — Aubrey J. Hartman. Edgar Hart-
was adopted by the convention.
being a popular one.
with
delinquent boys. will discuss has earned recognition both acie
A senior in the Benjamin Frank- ized, he joined the staff as tat)* Conveying the greetings and goad man, Leona Harwith, Alice Heller, 1890, Rabbi Nowak was educated In the course of the ■ ppeal the some phase of vocational guidance
tifically
and with the public. It
at the College of the City of New
lin High School at Los Angeles. she editor and subsequently became wishes of President Hoover, Secre• Bernice Hock, Carl Hotienberg.. York
regard Jew. activities for Jewish
boys and, recognized by the Wayne Conn
and Columbia Univeraity,j delegates
stated,
is the daughter of Mrs. F. Serling editor, retaining that post until, tary of Agriculture, Arthur M. . Laura Horowitz. Betty Ann Jacob-
rah education
as "we
indispensable to girls.
Medical
Society as one of its loo
Hyde, on)May .18, called upon the son, Ivan Jacobson, Leon Jacob- where he received his M. A. in the life of the community
Goldsmith. Her father is dead. 1931. He Was the author of
and as ,
The program next Sunday will chapters. It has donated to char
The same year he was or- ;an essential activity of every
She expects to become a dramatist number of Yiddish works, includ- Jews of America to continue the son, Estelle Jameson, Merrill Jana.' 1913.
feature
for
the
fourth
time
the
great
- work they are doing in con- 1, witz, Howard Malcolm Kahn, Lyra dained rabbi by the Jewish Then-'synagogue."
ity for many years, this year d
after she leaves high school, having ing "A History of Canada and Its
talented dramatic soprano Rhoda nating $150 to the Allied
nectinn with the rebuilding of Pal- Kahn.
logical Seminary of America. Be-I Plan Soviet Justice P rrrrr rm.
Jewis
been active in dramatics and for- Development."
Dorothy Kamin, . Doris Kal -
Zahavie, in ■ group of vocal xle
•
Campaign, . .
.stine.
g to C ongregation
nai
ensiles during her school days. She
lin, Sylvia Katz, Fredlyn East-
During the entire period of his
The delegate, Also approved (ions, with Edythe Shoob as the to the
Secretary
'Hyde
was
the
chief
Community
Fund
drive
a
Jeshurun
in
Cleveland
is vice-president of the Debating
man, Geraldine King, Marcos
in 1923, he' resolutions calling into being a accompanist. Jacob Boefen,
vio- various student scholarships.
20-oil years residence here. he speaker at the formal opening of
was rabbi
C lub and the Shakespeare Club, has was
bbi in Louisville, Ky.. and !permanent commission on !social linist,
Klein, Phyllis I.. Klein,
closely identified with all
Irving
will appear for the first!
The
society
was
entertained
by
,
Boston,
Mass.
He
an exceedingly good voice with phases of Jewish life and corn- the American Palestine Campaign Kramer, Fannie Kurti, Rose Lands.
was chaplain justice and world peace and the; time on this program.
the Women's Auxiliary with
diction clear and correct.
of the U. S. army during thejissuance of • call to all affiliated! Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
munal effort generally. . (Tu to Page Five.) .

J. N. F. FLOWER DAY
WORKERS ORGANIZE

REFORM LEADERS
MEET MAY 28, 29

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Coty and the Jewish Question

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WILL CONFIRM 134
'Make Palestine an Enviable Piece
AT TEMPLE JUNE 5 .an "
Of Work, Felix M. Warburg Urges

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American Jewish Committee Is Asked

To Unite Forces Against Anti-Semitism

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LOS ANGELES GIRL
WINS OORATORICAL?,„,munity

DR. GABERMAN NE
MAIMONIDES HEA

LAST FRIDAY NIGHT
O JUNE 3

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(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)

World War.

congregations that they do every- I forum, will preside.

sapper following th
meeting on May 23.

midnight