•America 'elvish Periodical eater CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO &IATROrdEWISR iyi/X sad THE LEGAL, CHRONICLE "DRAFT BRANDEIS," JUDGE ARTHUR GORDON WINS AWARDS AT BOSTONIAN URGES THE NEXT SPEAKER ON CITY LAW SCHOOL JEWISH RADIO FORUM (Continued from Page One.) evident that he is too close to the banking interests to recognize the people's interests or to deal prop- erly with them. "Alfred E. Smith has an out- standing record as governor of New York, but it is not evident that he is at all familiar with the inter-play of forces, both national and international, of the world panic. Mr. Carney declared neither Governor Roosevelt nor Governor Ritchie inspired full confidence, and continued: "I suggest Justice Brandeis as a leader fully equipped and able by training and experience to serve us now. He is the outstanding panic doctor of the country, and the need for his services is greater in the presidency than on the Su- preme bench. lie has successfully served the public interests when they have been threatened, as they are now, by the wrongful acts of the banking czars." Judge Arthur E. Gordon of the Recorder's Court will be the prin- cipal speaker next Sunday, June 6, on the Jewish Radio Forum over station WJBK, 6:15 to 5:45 p. m. Judge Gordon will discuss the work of the probation department of that court. The musical program will fea- ture Rhoda Zahavie, dramatic so- prano, and Edyth Schoob, pianist. Aaron Kurland, attorney, chair- man of the forum, will preside. RANDOM THOUGHTS By CHARLES H. JOSEPH (Continued from Preceding Page) disposed to those debates that are held with Darrow by ministers and 'others throughout the country. The ministerial group are in earnest and most sincere in their efforts to combat the arguments of the ' agnostic, and I imagine that they 'do exert a favorable influence on those whose religious props are a Cardoso to Get Honorary Degree trifle weak. It so happens that I from U. of P. have been present at Darrow de- PIIILADELPIIIA.-(J. T. A.) ' bates and on one occasion I spon- -Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of sored one. But knowing Darrow the United States Supreme Court as I do, I have always felt that will receive an honorary degree of the Old Sentamentalist (as I call Doctor of Laws from the Univer- him) will talk about anything and everything, frequently with his sity of Pennsylvania. The degree will De conferred at tongue in his cheek. He delights the commencement exercises on in making wise-cracks and poking 'fun at everybody and everything. June 10. It's a Drink 9 To Your Health • SILVER FLOSS KRAUT JUICE • Miss Edith Hartman of 2201 Blaine avenue received the second highest scholastic honor in the graduating class of the law school of the Colleges of the City of De- troit. She was honored by stu- DILL FLAVORED N CONVENIENT BOTTLES AND CANS AT YOUR GROCER OR DELICATESSEN DEALER Packed by the makers of SILVER FLOSS SAUER KRAUT EMPIRE STATE PICKLING COMPANY -Cut Courtesy Detroit News. MISS EDITH HARTMAN dents and alumni of the school at a banquet at the Detroit-Leland Hotel Monday night, and receives $25 in cash and a silver key. Judge Allan Campbell, dean of the school, and Benjamin Burdick, president of the alumni associa- tion, made the awards. Miss Hartman, besides her pro- ficiency in her law studies, is an Able writer and has been lauded for her poetry. A number of her poems and several • of her articles have appeared in The Detroit Jew- ish Chronicle. Ming Hartman, who is the niece of Joseph Veszi, member of the Hungarian House of Lords, and editor of the Pester Lloyd, was born in Budapest 21 years ago. She is a cousin of Ferene Molnar and Louis Biro, noted Ilungarian writers. Graduating from Western High School in January, 1928, Miss llartman, before commencing her law studies, spent one year in City College. She makes her home with her mother, grandmother and an uncle. A. L BERNSTEIN CENTRAL WEST DISTRIBUTOR DETROIT 807 FIDELITY TRUST BLDG. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. .1 INTENDED to have my telephone taken out. But 1 when I woe told of many actual cases in which others had found jobs by means of their telephones, I decided to keep mine for a month or so. "JUST 3 DAYS LATER, one ‘ of the employers with whom I had left my name and telephone number called me." • The telephone in your home is one of your most important business and social assets. 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Members of the executive board of the Union of American Hebrew , Congregations who gathered in' Cincinnati May 28 and 29, at Hotel Sinton, for their send-annual meeting, were among those who attended the graduation exercises. playing. Len's Syncopating Boys will furnish the music. i Mrs. Max Gross is chairman of the affair, assisted by Mesdames Hersh, Singernian and Irving Sims. The annual picnic of the Sister-' hood of Congregation B'nai Moshe will be held at Nanking Mills, one of Michigan's showplaces, on Sun- day, June 26. It will be in charge of Mrs. Jacob Farkas and Mrs.1 Sam Rosenberg. There will be' swimming, boating, dancing and I other entertainments. The public is invited. You Will See A DIFFERENCE When you sond your clean- ing and dyeing to Forest Cleaners, where quality is GUARANTEED ft's Forest cleaned! 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His "History of the Marranos" is also to be published shortly. Not only is a Jewish library- public or private-incomplete with- out Abrahams' "Jewish Life in the Middle Ages," but students of Jew- ish history and of Jewish life are lost without this classic. Whether it is on questions of love and court- ship, marriage and divorce, home life, social morality, Jewish pas- times and amusements; or whether it is on the communal problems of the ghetto, Jewish trades and occu- pations,. educational problems and scores of other subjects-for most reliable, the ablest collected and most interestingly-told information you must go to "Jewish Life in the Middle Ages." In the chapter on marriage cus- toms, for instance, not only are the various ceremonials most fascina- tingly related, but even the bridal hymns are quoted. In other chap- ters, every bit of available informa- tion is included to make the pic- tures drawn complete. The revised edition has an addi- tional feature of importance in the 26 full-page illustration, selected from old prints and manuscripts. HITLERISM A HUNDRED YEARS AGO outside which Jews were not al- lowed to live, are not Russian in Czar broke off his alliance with origin at all, but are German, that Napoleon. It was this diplomatic they are, in fact, only the projects which were drafted by Freiherr victory of von Stein's that sealed von Stein when he was living in Napoleon's fate. Russia. On first thought, I discissed the It was Napoleon, who by compel- ling von Stein to flee from Ger- idea as • bit of Hitlerist boasting. many, brought about that he went flitlerism, after all, is a partisan to Russia, where he became an in- movement, and like all other parti- timate friend of the Czar and an san movements it is inclined to influential person in the Russian claim that all similar movements are Court and State. It is too much derived fro its own source. So that to believe, knowing von Stein's Hitlerist philosophy must not be ac- anti-Semitic views, that he aired cepted unquestionably. It is clear, those views freely in the Russian to begin with, that Hitleriam for Court and had some influence in propaganda reasons, would like to shaping the Jewish policy of the father its anti-Semitism on the Czar! It is far fetched to think great German patriot, Freiheer von that in all those years which he Stein. It gives prestige to the spent in Russia, drawing up various movement. schemes for crushing Napoleon and But however sceptical we may he, the ideas of the French Revolution, the documents which these Hitler- he also drafted the project which ists produce to show how von Stein the Czarist government put into exercised influence on Russia in the operation for shutting up the Jews Jewish question are so important in the Pale of Settlement and de- that it appears that we must accept priving them of all rights? them as actual historical facts. And It is not without reason that from these documents we see that less • assume that most anti-Semi- the notorious discriminatory anti- tic tendencies, particularly in the Jewish legislation enacted by the last 50 years, since the birth of Russian Government in 1035, cor- modern anti-Semitism have had responds word for word with von their origin in Germany, whence Stein's anti-Semitic legislation in they have spread to the rest of the Germany in 1920. - world. But they immediately has- It Is the fate of Europe that te n to qualify this by adding that every great political and national- Germany is only the mother of ist victory won by Germany is fol- cultural anti-Semitism, of violence lowed by general reaction and ■ and pogroms is the prerogative o widespread anti-Semitic offensive. the culturally lower countries like Freiherr von Stein's victory over Russia. Russia has been held up Napoleon and the Vienna Congress EE' as the land of pogroms. In these of 1015 enslaved many peoples. and days, when the anti-Semitic violence robbed the Jews of the vital rights of the Hitlerist bands in spreading , which they had gained under Na- from Germany into other Central poleon's emancipation. And the European countries and elsewhere, present offensive conducted by Hit- one begins to wonder whether this ler on his way to the Third German idea about pogromist Russia was •Reich is part and parcel of a ter- altogether right, and whether both rible anti.Semitic movement, aim- forms of anti-Semitism are not in , ing to deprive the Jews of their equality of rights. And if Hitler T.= reality of German origin. We are not alone in thinking so, should reach his goal, as von Stein for the new German historians who reached his goal. not only the Jews belong to the Hitlerist camp have in Germany: but the Jews in many made a very interesting discovery, other countries will have to suffer nothing less, in fact, than that the ' in consequence of the victory of whole of the anti-Semitism of Czar- Hitlerism, just as the victory of ist Russia, with its progroms, and Steinism a hundred years ago its terrible anti-Jewish legislation, brought suffering for almost • hun- its anti-Jewish discrimnatory laws, ldred years after to the Jews of and its Jewish pale of settlement, Russia. (Continued from Page One.) , NOW OPEN HOBSON'S tives of either suppressing himself or else doing injustice to a dead man. Hence it has appeared better to leave the text exactly as it won originally written, subject only to a few corrections in auctual point of fact. The new material collected by the author has been embodied as far as possible in the footnotes, or else in the form of supplemen- tary appendices and additional notes. By this means it has been possible to mlike use of every sin- gle one of the annotations found, almost without exception. The edi- tor has restricted his own additions to material which appeared subse- quent to the author's death, or with which he is not likely to have been acquainted . This is all enclosed be. tween square brackets. The new material has been made recognis- able by being printed in slightly heavier type.' Efforts of Able Scholars. Thus, with the financial support of the Israel Zangwill Memorial Fund, which made the publication of the revised edition possible, we now have not only a new edition of a great work, but are blessed to have added to this work the knowl- edge of another able scholar. Dr. Roth is today perhaps the leading "Thanks to my telephone, I found a new job in M. have • selection of gmaraatood sad ears for W. Will Accept Any Make of Car is Trade Adhering to numerous requests ter's voice called . . . and poofl he was gone ...bagand baggage. for a repetition of an affair sim- ilar to the one given recently, the But if you want to get the low- down on columnists of Winchell's Sisterhood of Congregation B'nsi type, go to see "Is My Face Red?" Moshe decided to give antoher . . . Saw the nreview . . . it's a fresh, breezy, as yet, unstereo- typed story for the screen. Two Joosh boys wrote the play, Allen Rivkin and Ben Markson . . . Ri- cardo Cortez plays the gossip hound. • • • Ah, hahl The De Milk family tree has roots in Jerusalem . . • The mother of William and Cecil B., both directors, was Jewish (tagged Samuel) . so reports our authentic source. William is one of the brainiest, wittiest men in this fair, but not always sunny city . . . C. B. is famous for his lavish productions . . . and if you are wondering about his mak• ing "King of Kings," pleas. first explain how come several full- blooded Jews, rabbis, took cheque- compensation for sitting in as ad- visors on that picture. • • • Sam Katz,• big chief of Para- mount Publix Theaters, has just MRS. MAX GROSS rented a "beautiful" house in the hills and is here to stay some time. dinner-dance on June 19. A Hun- • • gerbil chicken dinner will be Onn fact No. 99 . . . Mr. served in the banquet hall of the motion picture theater Marcus, owner and mayor of Salt Lake synagogue. The dinner will be by dancing and bridge- City, is • Gentile though • Jew followed . . . ditto late Governor Barri• - burger of Utah. In that state, if you're not • member of the Mor- mon Church, you are called • Gen• tile. • • • La Tashman breezed away east again . . . No fat contracts forth- coming, she'll footlight it to the merry tunes of four thousand. • • • They were selecting the cast for "Last of the Mohicans." A dark, stalwart man with high cheek- bones and a prominent proboscis stood by waiting for his make-up. Jack Young, Jewish cameraman, approached him and asked, "Are you an Indian?" The other looked at him coolly and answered, "Du fregst?" . . • • Thank you .. that'll be all to- day. ABRAHAMS' CLASSIC WORK APPEARS IN SECOND POSTHUMOUS EDITION 3 days" B'NAI MOSHE LADIES DEGREES AWARDED GIVE DINNER-DANCE AT UNION COLLEGE A meeting of the Men's Club of Congregation B'nai Moshe, re- Riviera Theater. cently organized, will be held this "Letty Lynton" starring Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery Tuesday evening, June 7, at the synagogue, Dexter and Lawrence. is the current feature attraction at , the Riviera Theater, Grand River, Philip Slomovitz will be the and Joy Road. speaker. PHELPS, N. Y. 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