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NEED OF CALLING Silver Re-Elected THE SHEVUOTH FESTITAL: THREE; SEMINARIES
By Orthodox Union
THE JOY OF THE TORAH
WORLD CONGRESS Rabbis
HOLD GRADUATION
Vote Funds to Aid
Without Means
STRESSED BY WISE Colleagues
EXERCISES IN N. Y.
of Sustenance.
JEWISH POPULATION NEED NOT FEAR
ADVERSE CHANGE IN PRESENT GERMAN
Young Israel Adopts Res -77-
tions Resenting Anti-
CABINET, GOVERNMENT CIRCLES ASSURE
Semitism.
Coty's Jew-Hatred
Is Condemned Here
By JOSEPH SHALOM SHUBOW
(Copyright, 1532. Jewish Telegraphic Agency, he.)
Opponents of Movement Are
FAR ROCKAWAY.—(J. T. A.)
Severely Scored as As-
—Rabbi Eleazer Silver, spiritual
similationists.
leader of Cincinnati Orthodoxy,
was unanimously re-elected presi-
dent of the Agudath Harabonim,
PROGRAM PRESENTED
BY DR. ZHITLOWSKY or Union of Orthodox Rabbis of
the United States and Canada, at
concluding session of the thir-
Jewish Congress Issues Call the
tieth annual convention June 2.
for Sessions on June
Other officers chosen were
Rabbis Israel Rosenberg, Moses
25 to 27.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
necessity for convening a prelimi.
nary conference in Geneva which
should consider the calling of a
World Jewish C o n g r cgs was
stressed at an informal discussion
by Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Ber-
nard S. Deutsch, honorary presi-
dent and president of the Ameri-
can Jewish Congress, at a lunch-
eon meeting with representatives
of the Jewish and general press
Friday.
In the course of an animated
discussion which developed, Dr.
Wise disclosed that the American
Jewish Committee had been ap-
proached by the American Jewish
Congress with an invitation to par-
ticipate in the conference it is con-
vening in Geneva in August and
that the American Jewish Commit-
tee had declined to participate in
the conference.
The Jews who are opposed to
the conference idea are moved by
fears and nine-tenths of the an-
tagonism rises from the "assimila-
tionist," the Jew "who believes
that the only distinction between
the Jew and the rest of the world
is a matter of creed and fears the
segregation of Jewry as a distinct
race," Dr. Wise asserted.
Presents Program.
Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky, in a
lengthy address, outlined what he
considers should be the functions
of a World Jewish Congress
should it be constituted.
Such a Congress, he said, should
concern itself with three primary
aspects of Jewish life: migration,
rehabilitation and safeguarding
Jewish life in various parts of the
world.
Neither the Palestine mandate
nor the guarantee of minority
rights for the Jews are sufficient
to solve the Jewish problem, Dr.
Zhitlowsky stated.
He called upon the League of
Nations to create an international
commission to aid the Jewish peo-
ple along the lines of the commis-
sion it has established in the past
for the German and Austrian
peoples.
The Jewish Congress to be con-
stituted, In the viewpoint of Dr.
Zhitlowsky, is to be the Jewish
Agency for world Jewry.
Call for 1932 Session.
The general board of elections
of the American Jewish Congress
has issued an election call to the
Jews of America to designate dele-
gates to the session of the Con-
gress which will be held June 25
to 27 in Washington, D. C.
The Committee of Jewish Dele-
gations, officially known as th e
Council of Jewish Minority
Rights, with headquarters in Paris,
has decided to abandon its pro-
posed conference contemplated for
this summer on the question of
minority rights, in order to co-
operate more fully in the confer-
ence for a World Jewish Congress
which is being called by the Amer-
ican Jewish Congress and other
bodies and which is to be held at
Geneva in August.
The decision of the Committee
of Jewish Delegations is contained
in a communication received by
the American Jewish Congress
and made public by Abraham H.
Cohen, executive director. The
communication also suggests the
placing of the question of the
critical situation of various Jew-
ies of Europe, including the sub-
ject of minority rights, on the
agenda of the Geneva conference.
HE festival of Shevuoth or Pentecost has other names Two Detroiter& Among 14
Young Israel of Detroit, in a Statement to Jewish Telegraphic Agency Points to Fact
Ordained at Theological
whereby it is known. Shevuoth means Weeks and
resolution adopted at the last meet
That Well-Known Friends of the Jews are
Seminary.
ing, condemns the anti-Semitic
refers to the fact that the holiday is celebrated seven
High Government Officials.
movement inaugurated in France by
weeks after Passover. Pentecost is the Greek word mean- TEN BECOME RABBIS
M. Francois Coty, perfume king.
ing Fifty and indicates the fact that 'the holiday begins
AT JEWISH INSTITUTE
The resolution, drawn by a com- SHOW NEW GOVERNMENT NOT ANTI-SEMITIC IN
fiftieth day, counting from the second pay of Passover. This festival
mittee consisting or Meyer Weisen-
TENDENCY; NAME MINISTERS FRIENDLY TO JEWS
also has other names, such as Hag ha-Kazir (Feast of Harvest), Yom
feld, David J. Berrie and Isadore
ha-Bikkurim (Day of the First Fruits). In rabbinic literature, it is Yeshiva College to Graduate Cohen, states:
Eighteen at First Com-
known as Azeret (the closing Festival).
Nazis Win in Mecklenburg Diet Elections; Continue to
"Whereas, M. Francois Coty has
mencement.
But the name best known and which really gave a lasting
Threaten Jews; Anti-Schechita Project Would
been instigating the spread of anti-
character to the festival, particu-
Semitic propaganda on a large
Make Violation Subject to Imprisonment.
Margolis, Ber Levinthal and Ber-
nard Revel, honorary presidents,
and Rabbi A. Seltzer, executive
secretary.
The final session of the con-
vention were featured with an
impromptu debate over the ques-
tion of Orthodox rabbinical support
for the respective Jewish charity
federations in New York and National Presiden t of Miz•
Brooklyn. Several of the rabbis
rachi to Address Ortho -
contended that the federations
dox Zionists.
did not take due cognizance of the
spirit of traditional Judaism, such
Under the combined auspices of
as, for instance, proper supervis-
ion of Kaahruth in hospitals under the Mizrachi Hatzoir, the Ladies
Mizrachi and the Senior Mizrachi,
federation jurisdiction.
RAI3B1 WOLF GOLD
HERE WEDNESDAY 1 ):
Rabbi Wolf Gold, president of the
Endorse Federation.
Rabbi Mordecai Aaron Kaplan Mizrachi Organization of America,
replied to previous charges by as-
serting that with present condi-
tions the rabbinate should not
place overemphasis upon the ques-
tion of employment of traditional
practices. "It is primarily •
question of social welfare and
bread for those many unfortunate
families served by these federa-
tions," he declared. "Without the
aid of the federations, however,
many families would be without
succor."
This latter view was supported
by Rabbis Pfeffer, Graubarg, Ro-
senberg, Mirsky and Gold, all of
Brooklyn. Upon motion of Rabbi
Ebin of Brooklyn, the convention
took favorable cognizance of the
work of the federations and in
particular the aid which the Brook-
lyn federation is extending to a
number of Orthodox Talmud
Torahs.
Storm Over Yount Israel.
Harry Fromberg of Brooklyn,
president of Young Israel, in
greeting the convention occa-
sioned a storm of protest when he
deplored factual differences in the
ranks of Orthodox rabbis as det-
rimental to proper evaluation of
Judaism and asserted that if har-
mony is not forthcoming it may
necessitate having Chief Rabbi
Kook of Jerusalem come here to
effect this.
Rabbi Rosenberg declared "that
95 per cent of the 'real Rabonim '
are affiliated with our union."
Several of the rabbis also voiced
criticism of young Israel's activi-
ties "as being harfmul to the
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RABBI WOLF GOLD
will be a guest in Detroit on Wed-
nesday evening, June 15. Ile will
address an open meeting at the
Beth Tephila Emanuel Eynagogue,
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson, at
E.39 ,o clock. ,
The official opening will be made
by the president to Mizrachi Hat-
am, H. Eskin, who will address
the aduience in the name of the
Mizrachi organizations. A greet-
ing from the Detroit rabbis will
also be extended to the guest. A
musical program, including local
and out-of-town talent. has been
arranged, to include Prof. E. Zalud-
kowski, Cantor S. Mogilevsky and
Cantor Aryeh Reib Rutman, a visi-
tor in Detroit.
The guest speaker, Rabbi Gold,
has for more than 25 years been
prominent in rabbinical circles in
i
America. Ile has been rabbi in
South Clijcago, Scranton, Pa.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., and San Francisco,
Calif. At present he is the rabbi
of the Shomre Emunah Congre-
gation in Borough ('ark, N. Y.
Rabbi Gold was one of the found-
ers of the Mizrachi Organization of
America. For 15 years he has been
associated with its leadership and
now holds the position of president.
NEW YORK—A plea for the
Ityie nto with
thg iaeriindg Res sage-
f
preservation of Jewish ideals and
the
Torah (Zeman Mattan Torasenu). the religious character of Jewish
education was made Saturday by
this
rt tradition
dition recor
De Herman Abramowitz, rabbi of
aelit
ti
were
re mds
oul
ctieh ; Congregation Shaare Shomayim
into
t a people, a na ion, with a per-
manent immutable
ay
law or consti- Montreal, in a baccalaureate ser-
tution, giving it the character of mon to the graduates of the Jewish
an Am Segulah, a peculiar people, Theological Seminary of America,
a nation pre-eminent and distin- of which he is an alumnus.
Dr. Abramowitz, whose sermon
guished. It is significant that the
Shevuoth prayers make special ref- marked the thirtieth anniversary of
erence to this great event. Be- his ministry, directed his rejnarke
cause the Festival is regarded as to the modern rabbi in "a world
the birthday of Judaism, as It undergoing tremendous change, the
were, the Reform Jews selected it :utcome of which no one yet can
as the day of confirmation for the predict." The modern rabbi, he
young who are thus first initiated said, would prove his worth if he
helped to retain the religious char-
into our faith.
acter of Jewish education.
For this festival, Jewish mys-
Two Detroiter. Ordained.
tices have prepared a special book,
Two of the 14 graduates of the
Tikkun Lei Shevuoth, consisting
of selections taken from the be- Jewish Theological Seminary, who
ginning and end of every book of were ordained at the commence-
the Bible and Mishnah and this Is me exercises Sunday afternoon
read through with great joy and are Detroiters. They are Morris
David Margolis and Abraham Sil-
fervor,
during
whole
Shevuoth erstone. The other graduates are:
night 'till
the the
dawn,
and
Is
Aaron H. Blumenthal, Max Gelb,
viewed as the equivalent to read-
Solomon
G o, Joseph
J osp
e h S.
ing through the entire Torah. This Goodman,
D. Go Dldfar
Robert
William
custom is mentioned in the Zohar
Greenfield,
Morris
A.
Gutstein
but the glorious mystics of the
ideal, topian sixteenth century Elmer Ashur Levi, Paul Reich, Max
Routtenberg, Samuel S. Ruderman,
city of Sated, headed by the saint, and
Abraham Simon.
Isaac Luria, are the first known
Bequests in the amount of 247,-
to hay ecarried through this prac-
150
were made during the year,
tice. East European Jews have
perpetuated this tradition to this Dr. Adler stated.
The following degrees were
very day. The mystics pictur-
esquely refer to the period be- awarded in addition to those of
tween Passover and Shevuoth as the rabbis:
"the day when Israel, the bride-
Dr. Herman Abramowitz, hon-
groom, courts the Torah, the orary degree of Doctor of Divin-
bride."
ity; Dr. 11. G. Enelow of Temple
Emanu-El, honorary degree of
Day of Rejoicing.
r o
I lebrew Literature;
Because of the associations of r D oc to or
Max Kadushin, Hillel Foun.
this festival with Mattan Torah, Rabbi
ti .. on University of Wisconsin,
elation,
the giving of the Law, the rabbis Doctor of Hebrew Literature (in
were rejoicing
eager to make
it a day of absentia); David Bernard Stolper,
great
and festivities,
for r Master
of Hebrew Literature.
if not for the Torah, Israel and
'
Rabbi Margolis of-lbetroit won
the world could not exist. And
Newly-Elected Chairman
of the Board.
Yeshiva Beth Judah of 1705 Pin-
gree avenue, organized an a me-
morial to the late Rabbi Judah L.
,e yin, announces the election of
Sigmund Gunsberg as chairman of
the board of directors.
In accepting this office, Mr. Guns-
berg stated that he wished to carry
on the work in behalf of this Ye-
shiva which was done in his life-
time by his late father, Moses
Gunsberg.
Mr. Gunsberg issued an appeal to
Detroit Jews. urging wholehearted
support for the Yeshiva. He stated
that the school's existence is threat-
ened by a lack of funds, and called
upon all Orthodox Jews to join in
guaranteeing the exigence of this
institution which follows the strict-
e at precepts of Jewish traditions.
Calling upon local Jews to send
contributions to .the Yeshiva and
to enlist as members, aiding in the
school's support with their annual
dues, Mr. Gunsberg also announced
the appointment of W. J. Green-
Stein as (initial representative to so-
licit donations and to enroll mem-
bers. He urges that Mr. Green-
stein be extended a cordial re-
ception by all whom he approaches
in behalf of the school and that
his appeal should be met with the
hearty response of the community.
Thirty-five students are at pres-
ent enrolled In the Yeshiva.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Yes hiva
Bet Th hel udah
will hold Its p ic a ic at
Belle
Isle on Sunday, June 19.
scale throughout France; and
"Whereas, the spread of this
propaganda is causing considerable
hatred and ill-feeling against the
Jews not only in France but in
other lands; and
"Whereas, Young Israel of De-
troit believes that some measure
should be taken to atop the spread
of such propaganda; now therefore
be it hereby
"Resolved, That Young Yirael of
Detroit condemns the actions of
M. Coty in causing such undeserved
and unnecessary hatred against the
Jews; and be it further
"Resolved, That Young Israel of
Detroit urge all Jewish organiza-
tions and individuals to join it in
expressing its resentment against
the actions of M. Coty."
Local leaders of Young Israel
stated that they would sponsor the
adoption of a similar resolution by
the national convention which will
take place at Asbury Park, N. J.,
June 17 to 20.
• • •
COTY IS CHALLENGED
BY IRISH AMBASSADOR
PARIS--(J. T. A.)—The Irish
Ambassador to France, County Ger-
ald O'Kelly de Gallagh, addressed
a letter to Ami du Peuple, organ of
Francois Coty, anti-Semitic per-
fume manufacturer, taking issue
with the latter's allegations against
Robert Briscoe, Irish leader of
of Jewish origin.
M. Coty in one of his attacks
upon the Jews stated that Mr. Bris-
coe is responsible for the anti-
British stand of Eamon de Valera.
Ambassador O'Kelly denies that
Mr. Briscoe, a deputy in the Irish
Parliament, is of Lithuanian origin,
that he was brought up in a Dublin
ghetto and received a purely He-
brew education, as stated by M.
Coty.
Dublin has no ghetto, the ambits:
sador stated. Briscoe Is of Jewish '
origin, was born in Dublin and
educated at the national grammar
school, he says.
The patriotism of Briscoe, as a
member of the Irish Parliament is
above suspicion, the ambassador
stated. ,.
"I do not intend to estimate the
general value of your article, ex-
cept where my country and my citi-
zens are directly concerned. But
when you allege a connection be-
tween Irish politics and the Jewish
international finance, I openly de-
clare that the greater part et your
article consists only of tendencious
allegations against Briscoe," the
ambassador concluded.
I3ERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—The Jewish population of Ger-
many need not fear an adverse change in their situation
from the present cabinet headed by Chancellor Franz von
Papen, the Jewish Telegraphic Agency was assured Thurs-
day by government circles.
It was pointed out that among newly appointed high
government officials are well known friends of the Jews.
Among
them are State Secretary Planck, whose son is an intimate
friend of
Professor Albert Einstein; Geheimrat von Kauffman, now the Reich's
press chief, and Foreign Minister Neurath, who is outspoken In his
sympathy toward the Jews.
These appointments, it was stated, show that the new govern-
-- 4ment is not anti-Semitic in ten-
and that it does not intend
to encourage an anti-Jewish atti-
tude.
OFFICIALCALL FOR
ZIONIST CONCLAVE
Nazis Win in Mecklenburg,
The National Socialist party
won a decisive victory in the elec-
tions to the Diet of Mecklenburg.
National Gathering to be Schwerin, the ninth largest state
in the German Federation, polling
Held in Philadelphia on
175,884 votes and winning 29 of
July 3 and 4.
the 58 seats available. The elec-
tion results represent an Increase
NEW YORK—With the conven- of 167,984 votes over the number
ing of the thirty-fifth annual Zion- polled by the Nazis in the Diet
ist convention at Philadelphia on elections of 1929, when they won
July 3 and 4. committees of the two seats.
While the Nazi curve showed a
tremendous upward rise, the curve
of all other parties showed 'a
drop.
The Diet in addition to the 29
Nazis will have 18 Socialists, 5
Ilugenberg Nationalists, 4 Com-
munists, 1 Liberal and 1 Moderate
Conservative.
5lecklenburg-Schwerin Is a Prot-
estant state and rural. The Cath-
olic Center party did not put up
a ticket in the elections.
Mecklenburg is one of the oldest
Jewish settlements in Grmany. It
is believed that Jews settled there
in 1243 when Brandnburg expelled
its Jewish inhabitants.
"Jaws Will B. Attacked."
The Nazi leader, Deputy Gregor
Strewn., in a campaign speech in
connection with the Mecklenburg-
this giving of the Law has been honorable mention in the compe-
made the theme for numerous le- tition for the Jacobson Memorial
Schwerin elections, stated that
gendary talcs. The rabbis, though Prize in Hazanut, and Rabbi Sil-
when the nation is in danger, there
great legal minds and capable of verstone of Detroit shared with
will
be attacks against the Jews.
Robert
Gordis
the
David
Scharps
the keenest analytical reasoning,
"The Jewish Marxists," as he
also possessed very fertile imagi- Memorial Prize in Talmud.
termed
them, will be attacked, if
Graduation
Address.
nations and never tired in driving
need be unlawfully. There need
The address at the graduation
ROBERT SZOLD
home a great lesson through the
be no fuss made.
exercises
was
delivered
by
Dr.
Is-
use of legend and folk-lore.
Zionist Organization ar eat work
real Goldsteinrabbi t C ongrega-
Six months' imprisonment, ac-
We are told in an abundance lion B'nai Yeshurun of New York,
in preparation of their reports.
companied by a high fine, is the
and richness of detail how Moses a graduate of the Seminary. Speak-
The program of the convention punishment for the practice of
ascended Heaven, was enveloped ing on the subject "Facing a Bank-
is being formulated by a commit.. achechita in the anti-schechlta law
by a thick cloud which he could rupt Age," Dr. Goldstein denounced
tee headed by Louie P. Rocker, project introduced by the Nazi
not pierce, save for the assistance
chairman of the finance commit- faction at Saturday's session of
(Turn to Page Eight.)
of the Almighty Himself. And
tee of the Zionist Organization of the Prussian Landtag.
when Moses entered the Heavens,
Shevuoth services were held at
America. Other members are
The project would prohibit the
he roused the ire of the minister-
Temple Beth El on Friday morning
Robert M. Bernstein, Jacob de Jewish method of slaughtering
ing nagels, who could not counte-
of this week at 10 o'clock. The
Haag, Mrs. Judith Epstein, Abra- cattle and poultry for food.
s ermon was preached by Rabbi Leon
nance the presence of one of wo-
ham Goldberg, Rabbi Max D.
The Berlin Landgericht, revers-
Fram on the subject "Summer Re-
man born in their midst. They
Klein, Judge William M. Lewis, ing the decision of a lower court s
•
."
ecame particularly envious when
Morrie Margulies, Nelson Rutten- on Saturday acquitted the Nazi
Sabbath services will continue
LEON KAY TO SPEAK berg and Abraham Tulin.
he Lord God told them Moses had
students placed on trial for their
uninterruptedly throughout the
come to receive the Torah; they
OVER RADIO SUNDAY The convention is expected to part in the anti-Semitic excesses
summer. The sermon this week
might have consumed Moses but
at the University of Berlin last
devote
itself
primarily
to
a
dis-
will be preached by Dr. Leo M.
or the intercession of God Ilim- Outstanding Member o
Jan. 22.
Franklin on the subject "What
"Economic Possibilitie s for Jews cussion as to desirability of re-
elf, who rebuked the angels, and
Former Palestine Resident.
Graduating
Class
to
be
On Wednesday the Berlin lower
formulating
the
functions
of
the
After Confirmation?" Services As a former resident of Palestine, Moses reminded them that the
in Palestine" Subject of
Zionist Organization of America. court imposed prison sentences
Honored by Young Israel.
begin at 10:30.
Address.
Rabbi Gold WAS appointed by the Torah was not suited for them
ranging
from four weeks to eight
The
official
call
for
the
conven-
What was undoubtedly the larg- chief rabbinate in Jerusalem to a ince they had no earthly passions
tion was issued by Robert Szold, months.
The Council of Young Ism I
est confirmation class in America visit the country to speak to the t o check and discipline. At all
Leon
Kay,
president
of
the
Jew-
Reversing
this verdict, the Land-
chairman
of
administration
of
the
received its blessing at the hands Chalutzim and new settlers to im. e vents, the Lawgiver risked all to Synagogue Organizations informe d ish National Fund and active leader
gericht fined one student 150
of Rabbis Franklin and Fram at press them with the necessity of obtain for his people the "Tree of the United Hebrew Schools of De in Jewish communal affairs, will be Zionist Organization.
marks,
and
another
50 marks, for
trait that it will, on behalf of it •
Temp le Beth FI, on Sunday
ifs.
disturbing the peace. The re-
30 constituent organizations scat the principal speaker on the Jewish
ing The class consisted of 134 (Turn to Page opposite Editorial)
-
Radio
Forum
next
Sunday,
June
Boston
to
Honor
Straus.
mainder
were
released.
Moses proved to the angels that tered throughout the country, age
boys and girls of the average age
BOSTON.—(J. T. A.)—A pub.1 The Liberal press, commenting
e was as holy as they during his a gold medal to the student of th r 12, over Station WJBK, from 5:15
of 15.
h eavenly sojourn by totally ab- graduating class who excels i to 5:45 p. m. Mr. Kay, who will tic mass meeting and a private on the acquittal of the Nazis, as-
The confirmants enacted a solemn J. L. GREENBERG BODY
n discuss "Economic Possibilities for dinner have been arranged in serts that it invites them to insti-
taining
from
food
and
living
scholarship,
INTERRED
IN
DEGANIA
efficiency
and all - Jews in Palestine," is a graduate
pageant under the theme, "The
honor of Nathan Straus, Jr., chair- tute new riots at the university.
holly on the splendor and glory around activities.
—
Heritage of Israel," in the course
chemical engineer, has spent many
Forty Jewish students, including
Dr. Harry Bluestone of New years in the study of the economic men of the American Palestine
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—.J. ° f the Shekinah, or Presence of
of which they exhibited and inter-
preted all the symbols and cere- L. Greenberg, until his death editor t he the Lord. God Himself was York, executive director of Youn g possibilities of l'alestine and is also Campaign of Greater New York, several women, sustained injuries
who
will
visit
Boston
in
the
inter.
he
Teacher
of
Moses
Israel,
and
He
re-
in
announcing
the
award
t
of the London Jewish Chronicle,: t
monies of the Jewish faith.
5
(Turn to Page Six.)
author of numerous articles on ests of the Palestine fund-raising
vealed to him all the tents of Bernard Isaacs, superintendent e f the
The class presented the Temple was buried June 6 in Degania.
this subject.
effort on Sunday, June 12.
Mr. Greenberg died several , life and all knowledge that would the United Hebrew Schools of De-
with a gift of 8100 to be used for
The musical program will feature
There will be ■ dinner in honor ,
trek, states:
scholarships in the religious school months ago in London and his ever be known to man.
"The recipient of this medal is Rhoda Zahsvie, dramatic soprano, of Mr. Straus prior to the maul
Magnanimity of Moses.
for children unable to pay the tui- body was transferred to Palestine
for interment.
In their great reverence for the to be the outstanding man of his and Lueienne Monforte, pianist. meeting which will take place at
tion fee.
the Hotel Steller, Boston.
divine Lawgiver, the rabbis state class, judged from every angle. In Joseph Kurland will preside.
that at first it was the intention of selecting the United Hebrew
God to give the Torah only to Schools of Detroit, we have taken
into consideration the great respect
Moses and
• but it •
the magnanimity and charity of which your institutions have earned
Inquiry Reveals Details Af-
Oily Moses that prompted him to give in the community which it serves."
Mr. Isaacs stated that graduation
ter Rumanian Legation
it to all. Israel and the Lord
Issues Denial.
readily approved and delighted in exercises will take place in the
Group of Young Musicians to Appear in Concerts at Belle this
month
of October, during Choi
liberality and altruism shown
- by Moses.
Isle Shell; Pay Tribute to Memory of Stern and
Ilamoed
Succoth,
and
that
the
win-
Will
Observe
Tradition
of
Awarding
Diplomas
on
Simchas
The power of the Torah
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)--Con-
Simons, Deceased Patrons.
Torah; School Year to Close With Appropriate
firmation of the attack upon
was so great that the speech defect ner of the medal will be announced
in due time, when complete marks
Sampson Bronstein. a Zionist
Exercises
on
June
12.
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deader of Chotin, Rumania, by
Chord of Judea Symphony Or- Judea in securing the necessary (
local officials, and details of the
chestra, composed of a large group material.
Following the tradition estab-
Exited... Jun. 12.
brutal treatment accorded him
of young Jewish musicians—most
Tribute was paid at this meeting
lished last year under the super-
The present school year will were received by the Jewish Tele-
of them high school and college stu- to the memory of the late Milford
RABBI BERKOWITZ
vision of Rabbi A. M. liershman close with appropriate exercises
graphic
Agency by cable, follow-
dents—has been signally honored Stern and David W. Simon., both
pupils of the Shaarey Zedek on June 12 with class prophesies ' ing an inquiry instituted upon
GETS A DOCTORATE the
the
by being selected to present a num- of whom were patrons of the so-
School passing in the present to be read by Sylvia Strub and
receipt
of
a denial of this incident
ber of concerts in the Belle Isle ciety. It was stated that one of the
twelfth and eighth grades will re- ' Geraldine Bremen. In addition
On June 6, at the commence-
by
the
Rumanian
kgation
in
the
Shell during the summer months. numbers on the program at the
ceive their diplomas on the day of
ment exercises of the Oregon State Simchas Torah, Sunday, Oct. 23. there will be a piano selection by United States, through its techni-
The first of these concerts is to he first Belle Isle Shell concert, on,
Rayetta Pollack, a violin solo by cal counsellor, J. Rosenthal.
College at Corvallis, Rabbi Henry
given on Sunday evening, June 19. June 19, would be dedicated as a
Students in the twelfth grade Eugene Rabinowitz, an address by
President
of
International
In ■ statement issued by the
.1. Berkowitz, who was the com- are: Harold Burnstein, Julian
according to an announcement by tribute to the memory of these two
A. Louis Gordon, president of Rumanian legation, it referred to
William Klein, president of the departed leaders. Resolutions, Garment Union Succumbs mencement speaker, was the re- Cohen, Caroline Greenbaum, Flor- Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, and • report by Unser Zeit which It
iplent of the degree of Doctor of ence
group, and William P. Bliznick, drawn by • committee composed .
to Tuberculosis.
Greenberg, Faysra Keidan,
Laws, honoris cause. This honor Bessie Pearlman, Max Pomerantz. Hebrew songs by the entire school. labeled as pure invention.
the symphony's director.
of 11. H. Cohen and P. Slomovits,
Philip L. Rosenthal, principal of
Mr. Rosenthal states he received
An aspect of greater communal also paid the following tribute to
COLORADO SPRINGS—(J. T. was conferred upon the Portland Albert Rabinowitz, Juliul the school, will read the following
the following denied from his gov-
r
abbi
in
recognition
of
his
serv-
the
two
leaders:
A.)—Benjamin Schlesinger, 32 ,
Schwartz, Gordon Shapiro, Jess list of honor students: High dis-I ernment:
importance was given the work of
cm to his city and state in many M. Stein, Sylvia Strub, Fayga
"The
Chord
of
Judea
Symphony
unionist
'
years
prominent
in
trade
Unction students are Sylvia Fire-
"The news is completely invent-
this group last week when a num- Orchestra deeply mourns the pass- circles and for many years, until fields of civic endeavor. In the
Beth Weinstein.
atone, Fred Ginsburg, Kslmayne ed.
The authorities have no
ber of its patrons and sympathizers ing of Milford Stern and David W. the time of his death, president of citation, mention was made of
the
fifth
grade;
Rottenberg,
all
of
The
eighth
grade
students
are
knowledge
of such an incident hav-
gathered at Hotel Stotler on June Simons, both of whom had graced the International Ladies Garment Rabbi Berkowitz 's labors as ar-
Cella Elaon and Graham Landau ing occurred in Yedineu. It would
as follows:
Bernard
Thwack,
biter
in
the
dairy
Industry
of
Ore-
the
list
of
patrons
of
this
society.
Workers
Union.
died
June
fi,
in
2, and decided to elect an executive
of
the
third
grade:
Eugene
Rabino-:
be
impossible
that such barbarity
"Deeply interested in every Jew- private sanitarium here following gon.
Geraldine Beeman, Shirley Bogart,
committee which should have ish endeavor, and particularly in a blood hemorrhage.
The subject of the rabbi's com- Newton Burrows, Mindella Chad , with of the 'seventh grade; Geral could be perpetrated and remain
Bremen,
June
Rismann,
Al-
dine
unnoticed
by
the
authorities and
charge of directing the activities the activities of the Jewish youth,
Mr. Schlesinger was 56 years old mencement address, delivered be- Annette Cohen, Frances Cohn, Al- vin Sarasohn of the eighth grade;
of the organization. Those chosen both departed leaders were ready and only several weeks ago was re- fore 600 graduates and thousands bert Davis, Bessie Epel, Helen Ruth Nueshaum of the tenth unpunished."
•
LIMN,
Detail..
to act on this committee are: Dr. at all times to give encouragement elected as head of the International of Oregon citizens who crowded Firestone. Leona Callow, Ruth grade; Rayetta Pollack of the
Otto A. Hirsch, superintendent of and support to the efforts of this . despite his failing health and his the huge gymnasium. was "The Goldberg, Fan Goldman, Marvin eleventh grade; Jess M. Stein and, The statement issued by the
the Jewish Children's Home; Fred group of young men and women refusal of the office for this cause. Hope of America in a World Goldman, Evelyn Hoffman, Benja. Fame Beth Weinstein of the, representative of the Rumanian
legation makes no mention that
Mr. Schlesinger was suffering Crisis." It • b b i Berkowitz is
min Kaplan, Clara Leach. Clifford twelfth grade.
M. Butzel, H. H. Cohen, William who banded together for the pur-
the government has conducted an
Gsyman, A. H. Jelin and Barney pose of creating a symphony orches- from tuberculosis and departed graduate of the Hebrew Union Lightstone, Pearl Miner, Edith
Distinction students are Law.! investigation into the Incident, It
directed
by
and
entirely
com-
from
New
tra•
York for Colorado College of the class of 1921, and is Nusbaum, Harold Ossepow, Lois Fence Hertzberg, Jocelyn
Yanett.
states merely that the incident
posed
of
Jews.
Their
encourage-
Springs,
now
rabbi
of
Congregation
Wednesday,
accompanied
Ruth
Paul,
Jane
Rismann,
Lillian
Beth
revealed
in
the
course
of
It was
Dolly Fenton, Carol Landau, Irvin , could not have occurred without
discussions that the group is suffer- ment helped considerably in giving byshis younger son, Abraham. He Israel of Portland. Ile was for- Roth, Marion Rabin, Alvin &m- Roth of the first grade; Harry the authorities' knowledge
and
the
status
of
■
the
Chord
of
Judea
arrived
in
Colorado
Springs
on
merly
assistant
to
Dr.
Leo
M.
and
ean,
Sarah
Silberman,
Herman
ing from the lack of music
Broder, Jerome Krause, Elaine since they have no knowledge of
music stands, and the patrons have Detroit Jewish community institu- Friday greatly taxed by the jour- Franklin at Temple Beth El in De- Smile, Cecile Smith, Arnold Wine,
ney.
tion."
troit.
Janet
Wine,
Edith
Ziff,
Page
Opposite
tditorisn) I (rum to rags Opposite Malian
nndertaken to aid the Chord of
(Turn to
BETH EL SHEVUOTH,
SABBATH SERVICES
STUDENT OF U. H. S.
TO RECEIVE MEDAL
GUNSBERG HEADS
DETROIT YESHIVA Patrons' Executive Board Selected
Appeal for Funds Made by
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
Closing Exercises of Shaarey Zedek
Religious School to be on Sept.
To Assist Chord of Judea Symph
SCHLESINGER DIES;
WAS LABOR LEADER
CONFIRM TORTURE
OF ZIONIST LEADER
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