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1)erHonja75n &MIMI
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
KVUTZAH IVRITH
The last meeting of the Kvutzah
Ivrith was held Saturday after-
noon, May 14, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Landau. Dr.
Israel Efros addressed the meet-
ing on the national and cultural
value of the Hebrew language.
The Kvutzah symposium on Zion-
ism and other important matters
were diiscussed. The next board
meeting will be held Saturday eve-
ning, May 28, at the heme of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron D. Markson, 3293
West Euclid. Many urgent mat-
ters will be discussed. All mem-
bers are requested to attend.
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CLEAN-UP SQUAD
CONFIRM 134
AT TEMPLE JUNE 5 SEEKS TO BOOST
Coty and The Jewish 1WILL
Question.
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CAMPAIGN TOTAL
tion, and the Federation, therefore,
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protests vigorously, the resolution I berg, Jack I.anger, Jerome Levin,
concludes, against the despicable , Leonard Levin, Diana Liebson, enlisted in the "Clean-Up Squad."
accusations made against its mem• Barbara Love, Lois Love, Bernard
Contributionwhich
•
.
, Maas, Jr., Phyllis Marblestone,
berg by Francois Coty.
Dothy Magid- included in the list published in
In addition to adopting this pub- I Robert hi. . Marks, Dorothy
tic protest, the Federation has sobs, Lucille Mann, Jean Markus,last wee k's issue of The Detroit
run L
mc to e a gi
brought an action for libel against Madeline B. Meyers, /. lora Jane
Cot ' ' Miller, Harriett !dishy, Carol Mo-
At the same time, the fact that 1 nash, Josephine Morse, Harry Ne-
the Federation of Jewish Combat- 1 derlander, Beatrice Nemer, Sey-
ants has reacted to his campaignI moor Newman, Sidney Newman,
has pleased M. Coty quite a deal. Roy Paul, Hilda Pork, Phillip Pol.
Hitherto all his attacks were ig- lock, Arline Rappaport, Herbert
nored. Not a word was said in any Reiser, Sophie Rice, Selma Rose,
Jewish paper or by any Jewish or- Leonard Rosennian, Bernard Ro-
rganization, as if by compact, atiouti senthal, Sanford Rosenthal, Je-
, the Coty anti-Jewish agitation, andlrome Rosenzweig, Golda Rothstein,
it seems that this annoyed him Joyce Sachs, Jean Schiller, David
j more than abuse and controversy Schumansky, Saul Schwartz, Ger-
I would have done. Ile was hurt to old Shapiro, Mprion Slesinger,
! think that the Jews did not consider Melba Agklar, Helen Smiley, Her-
him worth worrying about. And man Sink, Ralph Smith, Paul
now the Jewish ex-soldiers have Somlyo, Samuel Stearns, Bernard
! taken up his charges, he has made Stralser, Jean Stern, Nathan
it the occasion for a triumphant Trolls, Leonard Tigay, Helene Un-
proclamation in his paper that at ger, Harold Van Baalen, Frances
last the Jewish conspiracy of sil- Van Noorden, June Van Vliet,
ence has been broken down. The Muriel Victor, Lee Waldbott, Sol
Jews have grown afraid, he writes,
and
they are beginning
to defend
Sidney Emma
Winkler, Gur-
Rena
themselves.
Wolfe,
Miles Weller,
Wolfson,
len, Helen Goodman,
.Lis Path Is Not Smooth.
• • •
Coty has also got hold of a cir- BETH EL SCHOOLS
CLARENCE H. ENGGASS
cular issued by the League for Co
71' CLOSE FOR THE SEASON
bating anti-Semitism, which is
Temple Beth El's religious for $1,000 from the Simons fam-
headed by M. Bernard Lecache, in schools will hold closing exercises ily in memory of the late D. W.
which the League draws the atten-
aturday morning and Sunday Simons, and an additional gift
tion of its branches to his anti- S
morning and afternoon, May 28 from the Simons family of $200
Semitic agitation, and proposes a
and 29, and the 1,200 children in memory of Milford Stern. There
• counter-campaign,
This is just
is another anonymous gift for
i what Cot): wants. In heavy loaded will celebrate the closing exer- $1,000, and other gifts, in sums
type, his newspaper announces that cises.
of
$100 and more, not previously
In the intermediate department,
the circular is proof that his ex-
announced, are:
, posures have struck the Jews in a at the request of the children, the
Isis—K.
T. Keller.
1 vulnerable spot, and their defense feature of the closing assembly
5400 tech—Anonymous and Iludnon
movement is a sure sign that his will be a story told by Rabbi Leon Clearer,
5350 each, Alexander Z. Freeman, Mor-
accusations against them are just. Fram, the director of the schools. timer II. Meyer
In the high school department,
and Mrs. Mart J. Kogan.
But Coty is not finding his path
5259 each—Burin Bros. Inc., Myren M.
a smooth one, by any means. Like the assembly will be featured by Lantintorg, Emanuel Schoenberg, Leo Sie-
a bolt out of the blue an attack has the senior play, an annual institu- gel.
4225 each—Isenberg. Purdy Co.. Meyer
been launched against him, which tion. The play chosen this year Rosenbaum.
11250 each—John H. Ballard, H. C.
seems likely 'to destroy his entire is "In the Night Watches," by
Broder, CourierBerghoff Co., Harry Con•
Elma
Ehrlich
Levinger.
It
deals
prestige and to drive him completely
Boston. Mrs. S. E Ileinem•n. A, Shiffman.
I out of public life, and the attack with the Marren° Jews who ac-
1175 each—Havidnon Brox., J•rob
is the more dangerous, because it companied Columbus on his voy- Schreiber.
8140 each— Anthony Deutnch, Samuel
I comes neither from the Jews, nor age of discovery. The play is di- M. Epytein, Miles Finnteroald. Thomas
from the Socialists, but from his rected by Miss Lillie Blumberg. Kadinh. Dr, Harry Kirschbaum, Union
Molt Products.
own political party, the extreme In the cast are Jack Art, Martin
also—E. R. Moss.
$150—Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lind.
Right. M. Camille Amard, the edi- Alexander, Sidney Moyer, Sidney
each—lliefield
Bros. • Cadillac
tor of "La Liberte,' a very import- Benjamin.
Storage
Seymour Franklin, nave
ant . French newspaper. has just
The Saturday school, or the con- Goldberg. Harry Jacobson. Jacoby Clean•
cad ,treble
published a long artcile, revealing firmation department, will also Rothma
n, ;
Itrr itrodr•
aSul
that "in the eyes of the law, M. close with a play, "Ruth and lanAlint. A. and
Earl E.
Coty is a convicted prisoner, who Naomi," directed by Miss Bea- Soeline, Abe Srere, Peter Vass, Hyman
was in 1890 found guilty of theft trice Stungo. In the cast are
a110 each—Harry Greenroun, Nathan
and sent to prison in Marseilles, Elaine Cohen, Lucille Mann, Phyl- Sknin,icS .
5199 each— Dr. Harry E. August. Ro-
and in addition, he was during the lis Greenblatt, Carl Hoftenberg, bert
R. Block. Joseph Bornstein. Dexter
Great War the object of an official Paul Somlyo and Henry Schiffer. Lhea rter i.. Soli ji.ddelrnr. Ge o. 1:lit EgoriE,
enquiry on the ground that he was
All sorts of honor awards will Gge ' dt. aanshu.r. g rnParVin
Forking
terelo.. Investors
"nstore
e
suspected of trading with the be presented at the assemblies by Eemlate . ISa ler I. Stiner, T. Miller.
Sup p ly,
enemy."
Morris Garvett, chairman of the
These revelations have come as school board.
Laub. Rosenthal. 'Raymond 'Sall r 0 . Fred
Sanders, Arthur Schuller, Frank Sehvearts,
'n
a severe blow to Coty, and he has
The honor keys for high school Herman Warren.
no answer to them. He cannot
activities
will
go
to
Jack
Art,
bluster out of them by saying that
Every white will have ist black,
it is a Jewish Communist plot. The Helene Lindenbaum, Joseph La-
brand of the convict, the shadow tin, Morris Shaw and William and every sweet its sour.—From
Goodfriend.
Percy's
Reliques.
of the prison is upon him. The
The perfect attendance awards
little moral authority which he had
stif
given
to
Ellen
Goldstone
will
be
has been destroyed.
the fifth grade, and Lillian Aus-
lender of the tenth grade. June
THE PEOPLE Van Vliet of the ninth grade will
be given special mention for her
(Continued from Preceding Page.) 10 years of perfect attendance.
The Bethelite poetry prizes will
arrogate to themselves the right be presented to Fannie Kurti, '34,
to speak in the name of the entire first prize; Jean Friedman, seventh
people. The general public be- grade, second prize; Gilberta Roth-
lieves them and pays close atten- stein, sixth grade, honorable men-
I
OUR FILM FOLK
Wauchop. Issues 100 Extra Int. cates for the women relatives of
migration Certificates.
Palestine residents. These certi-
ficates are issued independent of
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JERUSALEM.— (J. T. A.) — those allowed in connection with the
titular story.
Abosr•mentioned High Commissioner Wauchope regular labor schedule on which
• Itec. pops up with, "Is there • granted 100 immigration certifi- immigrants are admitted.
part in it for Sarah?" Being as
stored that there was, he said, "All I
right. We'll buy the story."
• • •
Don't Keep a
Moth Hatchery
Charles R. Rogers, probably the
most important independent pro-
ducer, is one of the Brethren.
• • •
Tempus Digit. Charlie Chaplin,
who was the kiddies' idol, is prac-
tically unknown to the generation
of 7-toll!-year-olds . . . A group
of them was being shown his old
picture, "The Kid," but not one
registered recognition.
Charlie will soon be back from
the Orient. .. . Ile has ordered a
half-dozen Olympic games tickets'
and a new motor-boat.
• • •
The New York theater manag•
era giving free m.taoth were out.
done by their London colleagues.
. . . Latter distributed p •
book. to Hebraic customers due.
ing the P holidays.
• •
You've heard, of course . . .
Mrs. Louis (Five Star Final)
Weitzekorn is telling it to a
judge and asking plenty oli-money
. . . And the Sally Eilers-Hoot
Gibson (he's non-Hebraic) duet
has struck a blue note. Ditto the
Doug Juniors, so they say, The
Norman Taurogs ("Skippy" di-
rector) will welcome a wee bam-
bino in June, thereby giving Jackie
Cooper a new cousin.
Don't maintain a moth incubator in your home!
United States Bulletin No, 1353 says: "A single
piece of upholstered furniture may often fur-
nish it steady supply of moths to restock an en-
tire house."
Phone us and we will treat your davenport so as
to kill all moths, and furthermore, devitalize the
moth eggs so they won't hatch.
The United States Government has purchased a
Plymetl Vault like ours. Hence you can be cer-
tain of the reliability of the process. We return
your davenport free from moths and thoroughly
vacuumed.
Don't delay—have your furniture treated now
before the moths have ruined it. The chances
are they may now be eating underneath—brush
your furniture to see if the nap has been loos-
ened.
re in
533447 FOREST AVE E
When a six-foot darky was
knocked cold at a fistic bout the
other night, Al Jolson jumped up,
assumed his singing posture, and
cried, Ma-a-amy! "
Tiny Sidney Fox may be •
splendid actress, but she's no treat
shakes at driving • car. . . . The
other day she toppled off an em•
bankment, completely wrecked
her car, and stepped out as good
as new.
•
• •
One lIollywit similes: As short
as a long term contract.
• • •
Paul Muni must leave his nice
soft berth in Counselor-at-Law to
someone else . . . he's rushing
filmward to fulfil his contract. '
• • •
A writer handed a producer a
!script. The latter looked it over
dubiously and inquired, "Haven't
I read this some place? It sounds
familiar."
" Oh, impossible!" retorted the
scribe, "It's a product of my own
memory."
• • •
So geht's in Hollywood.
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tion to them because they are lion.
The book review prize will be
united.
The Jewish public is thoroughly given to Betty Matenky, '34, for
a
review
of "In the Days of Our
aware that this isn't true. The
greater number of our people are Years," by Kasovich.
The
senior
high school oratory
not represented by them. Their
conventions do not express the prizes will be given to Irwin Ber-
man,
'33,
first
prize; Muriel Frank,
wishes and the ideals of the Jew-
ish community. The resolutions '34, second prize; Morton Sobel,
'34,
honorable
mention.
adopted by them are strange to
The confirmation school oratory
our spirit, but they are read most
attentively nevertheless, because prizes have been won by Chester
or the power of organization that Goodman, eighth grade, first
prize; Pearl Baum, ninth grade,
is behind them. .
The worst of i t is that our own second prize; Ruth Goldman,
children are carried along by this eighth grade, honorable mention.
Commenting on the closing of
flood-tide of publicity.
Our synagogues are abandoned, the schools, Rabbi From states
that
despite the budgetary diffi-
childless and powerless. Due to
our exclusiveness we have, with- culties to which all congregations
are
now
subject, the School of Re-
out intending it, erected an altar
at which we sacrifice our own chil- ligion of Temple Beth El has more
than
maintained
its progress of
dren, and there is no angel to halt
the sacrifice. There is no united educational effectiveness; that the
power to stay the hand that is teachers' staff especially worked
ready to draw the knife across our with a remarkable zeal and loy-
children's throats and render them alty, that Temple Beth El has
good reason to be proud of the
a total loss to us!
The National Union of Ortho- school system it has developed—
dox Congregations, whcih was re- a system beginning with pre-kin-
cently organized in conjunction dergarten age, extending through
with the Yeshiva College, seeks to the high school age, and on to
adult education at Beth El College
' prevent this very catastrophe.
We call upon all the Orthodox of Jewish Studies—a system to
Congregations of the country to which one of the rabbis gives spe-
be represented at our convention, cial attention in addition to his
to be held in New York, on June usual rabbinical duties, and which
19 and 20. We request each and employs a special assistant diriec-
every synagogue to send represen- tor, Miss Anna Oxenhandler, to
tatives to this convention. If the make sure that every possible de-
representatives of thousands of tail of school management is at-
synagogues will come, their voice tended to.
,
will be heard. By our united
strength we will overcome all the
obstacles in our path.
The National Union of Orthodox
Congregations is thoroughly ac-
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quainted with the financial situa-
tion of the synagogues. We do
telephone
University
avenue,
not ask that the synagogues shall
contribute to the expenses of this 10067, will be in charge of the
Fenkell
section.
convention out of their impover-
and Best Equipped Car Washing
Captains of this year's Flower
ished treasuries. It has been re-
Plant
solved that the moneys contrib- Day will include I. Lawton of the
uted in response to an appeal for Agudath Ilerzzl Club of the Ile-
LUBRICATION — BODY POLISHING
I the Yeshiva College be considered brew National School, Abraham
as a contribution of each partieu. Lachover of the United Hebrew
to the National Schools, Miss Naomi Shapiro and
Miss Esther Elconan of Junior Ha- !
illjniorag°gue
The week of the convention will dassah, Miss Belle Pickman of
also see the first graduation exer- the Junion Poole Zion, Mrs. M.
I rises of the first and only Jewish Michlin of the Chalutzos, Mrs. '
college in the universe. The Ye- Max Hayman, Mrs. H. Kraft and
=; shiva College—maintained by Or- Mrs. H. Milkovsky of the Ladies'
=' thodox Jewry—is a source of glory Auxiliary of the Jewish National
our people of America. Rep- Fund; Mrs. N. Finkel. Mrs. Vim.-
It's Beauty is so Alluring You'll be Proud to = , for
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-
resentatives of the greatest col- berg of the Junior Home Relief.
Own One.
leges
and universities of the roan- Miss M. Newman of the Junior
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try will be present at this gradua- National Fund, Mr. Ticktin of
=
Th. new Ford offer. you more for your automobile
tion.
Governors
and senators will Hashomer Hatzoir, Abraham Rs-
dollar than any other car on the market.
= participate in the ceremonies. senshine of Young Israel, Mrs. A.
Mayor Walker of New York is the D. Markson.
= honorary chairman; Samuel Levy,
•
president of the borough of Man- Lipsky Wares Jaws P..itio. in
Palestine is Peril.
= Flatten, an Orthodox Jew, is the
NEW YORK.—A warning to the
=1 chairman.
Orthodox congregations of the Jews of America that the Jewish
=
I country, send your delegates! position in Palestine would be ,
=I Come and participate in our con.' jeopardized and that Jewish morale
— vention. Let all see that we are would be undermined unless fund.
are supplied to transport 2,000
= ' an active power.
•=! Let us all make known to all, Jews from Europe to Palestine. in
= that we are alive and intend to accordance with the allotment of
= stay alive. We will be heard. immigration certificates by the
..t.eti ea of guaraa teed used cars fee We.
= Our wish will be respected, be- British government, was issued
W. Will Accept Aey Mak. of Car In Trade
= rause SO SPEAK THE PEOPLE. by Louis Lipsky, national chair-
man of the American Palestine ,
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