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LEGAL NOTICE

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WAYNE COUNTY

and

VOL. XXXIV. NO. 4

DR. BERNHEIMER IS
SELECTED TO HEAD
CENTER ACTIVITIES

Committee on Social Justice
to Deal With Social,
Economic Problems.

ISADORE APFEL AGAIN
HEADS BRITH ABRAHAM

Brith Sholom 27th ' Annual
Convention in Atlantic
City June 19-20.

IN MICHIGAN .

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1932

Orders Cut in Tithe
Due to Poor Harvest

JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
Owing to the poor harvest, the
High Commissioner, Sir Arthur
Grenfell Wauchope, Monday au-
thorized the reduction of the
tithe paid the government from
10 per cent to 754 per cent.
The District Commissioners, in
addition, are authorized to grant
varying remissions in cases of
hardship.

ASK AMELIORATION
OF POLAND'S ILLS

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Home Jewish
Newspaper

GROUP FORMED FOR First
ECONOMIC EFFORT
TO

Academic Term Completed by
Yeshiva College with 19 Graduates

No tabi lnes\ vAatAeinn dgtoCnoRnrice,sntcienmi7anitesEtixneercaisse x;, Plant
AID PALESTINE Many Grove
pression of Esteem to I)r, Bernard Revel.

Judge Mack is Honorary
Chairman; Israel Brodie,
Chairman.

OPEN 2 BUREAUS IN
TEL AVIV, NEW YORK

Ehrlich, Levin, Shetzer Are
the Detroiter' on the
Committee.

FRENCH STATEMENT
RELEASED TO ARAB,
JEWISH EXECUTIVES

Publication of Report to be
Delayed Until Observa-
tions Are Made.

KEEP GREAT SECRECY
REGARDING CONTENTS

Government Policy to Deter-
mine Future Land
Development.

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Shetzer, Enggass Head
Bureaus of Merchants

Simon Shetzer was re-elected
president of the Wholesale Mer-
chant's Bureau of the Detroit
Board of Commerce et a meet-
ing held last Friday.
Maurice Enggass Was elected
president of the Retail Mer-
chants Association of the Board
of Commerce.
The terms of office of Messrs.
Shetzer and Enggass, who are
the only Jewish members of the
Board of Commerce, are for one
year beginning July 1.

CHORD OF JUDEA
CONCERT SUNDAY

ANTI-SEMITIC GOAL
OF GERMANY'S NEW
REGIME REVEALED

Cultural Anti-Semitism is His
Policy, Minister of In-

. tenor States.

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HITLER IS FINED 1,000
MARKS IN LIBEL SUIT

Refused to Answer Questions
Placed During Trial by

ASBURY PARK.—(J. T. A.)—
Jewish Attorney.
NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—The
With the election to the presi-
LONDON. — (J. T. A.) — The
dency of I)r. Charles S. Bern- Convention in Philadelphia t eo reason of an organization devoted
and equipped for the encourage-
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Cultural
Colonial Office handed a copy of
heimer of New York, one of the Condemns Excesses; Endor -
meat and sponsorship of undertak-
anti-Semitism will be the policy of
the completed report of Lewis
pioneers in the Jewish community
sea World Congress.
ings
intended
to
accelerate
the
eco-
the
new government, it was offici-
French,
Palestine
land
commis-
center movement, and the adop-
-
p
nomic develoment
of Palestine was
ally announced by Minister of In-
sioner, to the Jewish Agency
tion of various resolutions, the
PHILADELPHIA.—(J. T. A.)— announced on Monday evening by a
terior
Baron Wilhelm von Gayl in
Executive
in
London
Monday
aft-
National Association of Jewish Condemnation of the excesses group headed by Israel M. Brodie
ernoon. ,
Interesting Program to be his address before the' Reichsrath,
Center Executives concluded its against Jews of Poland in the and Robert Szold, at a dinner meet-
the
federal
council.
Copies
of
the
report
were
issued
Presented at Belle Isle
convention here.
course of the past year and an ap- ing held in the Park Royal Hotel.
"German culture, especially the
simultaneously to the Arab
In line with the recommenda- peal to the authorities of the Polish. The new organization, which is
Shell.
motion pictures, the theater and
Executive
and
the
Jewish
Agency
tion made in the message of the
known as the American Economic
the radio, must be purged of non-
Executive in Jerusalem by the
retiring president, Maurice Bisg-
Committee for Palestine and which
The Chord of Judea Symphony German elements because their
Palestine high commissioner, Sir
yer of Washington, D. C., the in-
is being incorporated as an lode-
Orchestra will present its first of presence arouses the indignation
Arthur
Grenfell
Wauchope.
coming head is authorized to ap-
f pendent, non-profit-making entity,
It is expected that the high a series of concerts at the Belle of the nation," Minister von Gayl
point a committee on social justice
constitutes the execution in Amer-
YESHIVA COLLEGE OF NEW YORK
commissioner will Issue a state- Isle Shell Sunday evening, June asserted.
! I ice of the first part of the economic
to concern itself with the mani-
The minister's assertions are In
ment in which future procedure
fold social and economic problems
The first group of ' students president of the faculty, who pre- with
' program adopted last summer by
line with the project Introduced'
reference to the report will
of the day.
the Zionist Congress for the mobil- trained in the Yeshiva College, sided. Dr. John II. Finley, asso- be outlined. The publication of
by the Nazis in the Prussian Par-
The executives pledged their
ization and utilization of the Jew- New York, combining a college ciate editor of the New York
liament to exclude Jewish artists
continued co-operation with the
lish capital and man-power available education with extensive studies in Times; Dr. William John Cooper, the report will not' take place for
from the motion picture, theater
nation and states in relief and
i I in the Diaspora for the rebuilding Jewish literature and religion, U. S. commissioner of education, some time, and will await the ob-
and radio fields.
servations
to
be
submitted
by
the
I of Palestine.
welfare projects.
were graduated from the first col- and Dr. Frederick B. Robinson, Jewish Agency Executive and the
Minister of Interior von Gayl •
Favor Vocational Guidance.
Two Economic Bureaus.
lege of liberal arts and sciences president of the College of the Arab Executive.
Is also responsible for removing
They voted to institute, wher-
The immediate task of the Ameri- under Jewish auspices.
City of New York, participated in
the radio ban against Hitler.
Government
Policy.
ever advisable, vocational guid-
can Economic Committee for Pal-
The Jewish community, because
Upon the receipt of these ob-
Nineteen students, coming from the program. The greetings of
ance programs and individual
,' estine will be the stimulation and 17 states within the Union, from the education department of the servations the policy of the gov-
of these facts, is leaning toward
placement service as a distinct
direction of a continuous and in- Canada and from Europe, coned. state of New York brought by Dr. ernment with regard to land de-
the depressing conclusion that
contribution to their scope of en-
4Icreasing flow of investors and well- tuted the 1932 class. The gradu- Ilahlam Horner, assistant com- velopments will he prepared. The
Minister von Gayl is openly sup-
. deavor in aiding Jewish youth to
planned and well-managed invest- ates were given their degrees, rec- missioner for higher education. announcement of government pol-
porting the Nazis In their fight
choose careers.
meats into Palestine in order that
Hon.
Samuel
Levy,
president
of
against
the Jews.
icy
will
be
published
simultane-
Dr. Bernheimer, who was unani-
the constant growth of the Jewish ognized by all American colleges, the Borough of Manhattan and ously with the French report, it
Jewish Artists Leave Germany.
at
the
commencement
exercises
mously chosen president, is iden-
community of Palestine may afford :
chairman
of
Yeshiva
College
Coun
-
Numerous
Jewish artists are
I s learned. Whether the views of
tified with the National Jewish
greater opportunity for employ- held at the Yeshiva College audi- cil, opened the exercises.
departing from Berlin and taking
he Arab and Jewish represents-
torium, Amsterdam avenue and
ment.
Welfare Board and is managing
up
Rev,
Dr.
H.
Pereira
Mendes
of-
t
residence abroad as a result of
ives will also be published by the '
One Hundred Eighty-sixth street,
editor of the Jewish Center. He
It was also announced that the' New York City, on Thursday, fered the invocation and Rabbi government is not yet known.
the discrimination practiced by
has evinced considerable interest
committee has established in New June 16
Herbert S. Goldstein the benedic-
theaters and motion picture stu-
The statement of government
in adult education. Ile served as
lion.
ark and in Tel Aviv two offices
The valedictory address p obey, it is believed, will over-
dios against Jews, the Acht Uhr
One hundred and eight students was by Israel Upbin.
first vice-president of the associa-
through which the committee will
Abend Blatt states,
hadow the recommendations made
tion during the past year and
mobilize the capital and man-power are at present enrolled in the Ye-
Among those who are leaving
BENJAMIN WINTER
y
Land
Commissioner
French
An interesting feature in the 1.3
headed the program committee for
and arrange their utilization in shiva College.
Berlin are Albert Wassermann,
exercises was the presentation by nasmuch as the future land de-
the convention.
Many notables, prominent In the David A. Golovensky, in behalf of v elopment will depend upon this
republic to take such steps as will Palestine. Both economic bureaus
Max Wallenberg and Elizabeth
thee. Reconstruction of Values. ameliorate the conditions which the have already been opened and are field of American higher educa- the 1932 class, of a certifleate of P olicy.
Bergner.
Rabbi Barnett R. Brickner of 3,000,000 Jews of that country are now functioning.
tion, attended the exercises as the planting of a grove in the
Among those affected Is a fa-
Land Development Scheme.
Euclid Avenue Temple, Cleveland, compelled to endure, which were
representatives of the institutions George Washington Forest in Pal-
Offers Free Service.
mous non-Jewish actor, Alexander
Even the statement of govern-
called for a "reformulation of described as intolerable, were the
The committee is composed of for higher learning with which estine In the name of Dr. Revel, ment policy is not final, it is
Moiled, who was boycotted and
Judaism in terms of modern life." outstanding features of the twen- American Jewish business and pro. they are affiliated. The degrees as an expression of the esteem pointed out, inasmuch as the en-
WILLIAM P. BLIZNICK
persecuted by the Nazis, who sus-
He declared that he "was dis- ty-fourth annual convention of the
were conferred upon the graduat- and affection of the student body tire matter will come up before
pected him of being of Jewish
19, at 8 p. m., under the direction origin.
satisfied" with the three wings of Federation of Polish Jews of Amer- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) ing class by Dr. Bernard Revel, for the head of the institution.
(Turn to Page Eight.)
of William P. Bliznick.
Jewry today—Orthodox, Conser- ica, which opened here on Saturday
Moissi, who Is well known in
vative and Reform—and asserted evening and continued throughout
Last year this organization the United States, where he was a
that "not only is it necessary to the day on Sunday.
opened the summer music season leading member of the Reinhardt
More than 300 delegates from
have a complete reconstruction of
By Joseph Leftwich at Belle Isle with a concert that company on its tours in the latter
Jewish values, social, religious various part of the United States
enthused city officials and other country, is compelled to leave be-
economic, etc., but there also must and Canada participated in the de-
feoPYH ■ At. 193t, J. T. A.)
music lovers, thus proving to the cause he cannot find employment.
be the formulation of a religious liberations.
Jews of Detroit the importance of Persecuted by the Nazis first be-
Nearly 40 years ago, the very
4>
•
EDITOR'S NOTE.
A feature of the Sunday morn- year that I was born, the English-
hypothesis based upon the light of
such
an organization. This year,
Joseph Leftwich, London editor of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, riage, was there with me, too, according to Commissioner Busch, cause of his suspected Jewish
experience rather than dogma or ing session was the message of reading public went almost mad,
Benjamin Winter, president. Z. judging by all that I have since author of the accompanying article, writes an interesting comment wearing the uniform of the hos- the Chord of Judea is the only origin, when this proved untrue,
creed."
the Nazis later boycotted him for
Tygel, secretary of the Federation, read in the literary publications on Louis Golding's picture of Jewish life in "Magnolia Street." Mr. pital nurse she was then). Gold- symphonic organization to give a his
The Love for Palestine.
liberal views.
ing made a long rambling speech
Taking as his subject "What It also delivered his report .
of that period, over a book by a Leftwich's comparison of "Magnolia Street" with Israel Zangwill's at that meeting into which came series of concerts at the Belle
Report New Attacks.
Resolutions
adopted
included
en-
"Children
of
the
Ghetto",
adds
to
the
interest
in
the
new
descriptive
Means to Be a Jew," Rabbi Brick-
Isle
Shell.
Following
this
Sun-
young
Jewish
writer
named
Israel
■
An
novel
•
wonderful
pair
of
pajamas,
lik
attempt on the part of lilt-
e
ner, who formerly headed the dorsement of the decision of the Zangwill (he was 28 at the time
Joseph's Coat of many colors, like day's concert, Chord of Judea will lerites to break into some Jewish
American
Jewish
Congress
to
take
training school of the National
also
appear
on
three
consecutive
the
"Children
of
the
Ghetto
a
flaming
sunset
that
Golding
de-
homes
and attack members of the
'" that the other day a letter in- , great true and noble work of fit
Jewish Welfare Board, and today the initiative leading to the con- When I was able to read for m Y-
Wednesday evenings, starting Jewish community, is reported
scribed in an ecstacy of emotion
of a world Jewish congress.
is an honorary vice-chairman of vening
June
29,
and
will
close
the
series
e
for
someone
in
Manchester
erature,
and
equally
he
might
be
self,
and
left
school
14
years
late
from
Ornaienburg.
And now Golding is the master
Oth er resolutions expressed ap-
the American Palestine Campaign,
the book was still all the rage, an r ,. was addressed to so-and-so street„; wrong in everything he said about ,n, ovefist, a world-celebrity, and of concerts at Belle Isle Shell on
From other Jewish centers in
summarized that "foremost must proval of the work of the Ameri- cheap paper editions announce a, near Magnolia Street, and it was I it, and the book might meet with hi s "Magnolia Street" has come to Sunday, July 24,
various parts of Germany, it is re-
can
Jewish
Joint
Distribution
Corti-
be the will to live—a deep-rooted mittee, the American Palestine on the hoardings were still appea delivered. The matter was his complete and enthusiastic ap- stay as a new terminology and a
Will Appear at Fisher.
ported that Jews are setting up
subconscious force. Then there Campaign, the Ort and the Bias.] ing, and though when Zangwi I:: brought to his notice by the post- prove] on those extraneous ground.. new .conception in Jewish life
Another distinction accorded the Iron fences and gates around
must be a positive reaction to re- Polish Jews in America were called died some wiseacres predicted h u office, and Golding presented the with which he dealt, and it might The critics have waxed enthusi- Chord of Judea Orchestra is the their homes while others are in-
ligion. Secular nationalism is an upon to aid in establishing th speedy literary demise, "Childre postmaster-general with an in- still fail, on the only ground on astic about it. On both sides of invitation extended to It by the stalling metal shutters on their
aberration. There must be love Washington Forest in Palestine. e of the Ghetto" continues to se ;; scribed copy of his book to com- which a book is to be judged, its the Atlantic the papers have been Fisher Theater to appear in a windows. These precautionary
" memorate the fact.
for Palestine, even if one does not
lartistic value, its isincere descrip- full of it. Leader writers have predentation of several numbers at steps, it Is stated, are taken In
Mr. Winter was re-elected presi- in new cheap editions and still re ,
Thanks for New Word. tion,
;
believe in political Zionism.
tains its old popularity as th
its presentation of the values taken It as a text for their edi- a p. m. on Tuesday, June 28, at the expectation that the govern-
dent of the Federation.
"Then the meaning Judaism im-
classic—the only great book, i e r On the London stage there is of life, in the concentrated form torials on Jewish-Christian rela- the opening of the last perform- ment ban upon the Nazi storm
^1 now a run of "The Merchant of !for which are
plies a passion for social justice
fact, of London Jewish life.
in all its branches Dona and preachers have preached ance. Mr. Bliznick will direct the t roops is to be lifted in the Im-
—and when I say social justice, I PISGAH TO ELECT
Venice," with that fine Jewish ac- exists—to take 960 farthings and
orchestra at its appearance at the mediate future.
The "Melting Pot" came late r tor, Ernest Milton, playing Shy- concert them into one golden sov- on it from their pulpits.
do not mean mere charity. Char-
Fisher.
Institutions subsidized by the
OFFICERS MONDAY to pass a new phrase and a ire w I lock, and the critic of the Sunday ereign, is the way my friend Louis
Jews of Many Types.
ity was designed to take care of
Samuel Benavie, director of the municipality are prohibited from
Some of these sermons are in
derelicts, unfortunate victims of , Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of B'nai conception into the English Inn - I Times, in his notice of Jessica, Zangwill has explained it. Every- themselves
Fisher
Orchestra, has on several buying their products In Jewish
of
extraordinary
in-
guage
and
the
American.
! who happens to be played by a thing else is as relevant as the
a system whereby some people B'rith will elect officers for the
terest as contributions to ■ con- occasions appeared as guest con- stores in Neustadt, Bavaria, in ac-
were jobless whereas most people coming six-month term at the
No book of Jewish life since Jewish girl, Lydia Sherwood, who complaint made by a fretworker sideration 'of the Jewish question, ductor of the Chord of Judea, and cordance with a resolution adopted
made a living. But now that pri- meeting to be held at the Mecca- Zangwill has attracted the at- apparently does not look the in one of the London daily papers, as
for instance, found in is assisting Mr. Bliznick in the by the municipality.
vate philanthropy is bankrupted, bee building clubrooms this Mon- tention his books did—not even Jewess sufficiently, however, to that Mr. Golding had in his book the I have,
The municipality, under the in-
case of one "sermon-editor- preparation of the program for
this passion for social justice day evening.
G. B. Stern's "Tents of Israel" have convinced the critic of the spoken disrespectfully of fret- ial" in the London Church Times June 28.
fluence of the Nazis, has decided
should become all the more
Belle Isl. Program.
The following nominations were and its dramatization, "The Matri- fact, is dismissed by him as corn- workin g.
upon this action, declaring that
prompted,
as
the
editor
says
"by
eager."
Mr. Bliznick, musical director, "the Jews have no right to trade
reported at the last meeting by arch." Until Louis Golding re- mg "from the wrong side of Mag-
re ading Mr. Louis Golding's re-
Now • M ■ ter Novelist.
A Defensive Position.
in our country. Better let them
the nominating committee, con- peated Zangwill's success with his nolia Street." One grasps just
MA rkable novel, 'Magnolia Street'." (Turn
to Pan Opposite Editorial) go
I got to know Golding many
"Driven into ■ defensive posi- sisting of Morris Shatzen, chair- "Magnolia Street." Zangwill's what he means.
to Palestine and then the eco-
all their habit of clinging
We thank, you, Golding, for a years ago, during the war, when
tion by present conditions, our man, Jacob Miller and Dr. Victor "Melting Pot" has passed into the
nomic
situation of the Germans
together," the Church Times, the
Jewish community centers have Droock; President, Nathan Metz- language, but the idea for which new word.
he published his first poems in lea ding Anglo-Catholic organ in
will be improved!'
It started at the beginning of the London Nation, and in the the
FRAM
WILL
EXPLAIN
maintained themselves with great ger; vice-president, Nathan Ro- it stood has already passed out of
country, remark4 in this edi-
fortitude and courage," Maurice sin, Jack Rosenberg and Aaron it. The "Melting Pot" is not a the year, which now has run half flesh not long after the war, when tor ial, "corporate action by the
Hitler Fined.
"PRIESTLY BLESSING"
MUNICH.—(J. T. A.)---Adolph
Rosenberg; secretary, Rudolph pleasing sight. The scum keeps its course, and still "Magnolia we both, with a group of others, a Je ws has little effect on the mod-
(Turn to Page Five.)
Street"
is
a
best-seller.
It
has
good many of whom have since ern life of the world. The Jews Temple Activities Closing with Hitler, National Socialist leader,
Meyersohn; treasurer, Jacob Schol. rising to the top of the bubbling
was fined
1,000 marks with the al-
nick; assistant monitor, Martin pot. "The 'Melting Pot' begins traveled over to America, and as fulfilled their promise, though are supposed to have a great in-
Moonlight Emursion Monday.
.
Gilbert; guardian, Sam Munch; to smell," as someone wrote about in England the publishers glee- none no brilliantly, with a jump flu ence in the world of high
ernative of spending 19 days in
fully announced that it was selling into world fame as Golding, pub- fin
it recently.
warden, Joshua Joyrich.
jail, when he refused to answer
On
Saturday
morning,
June
18,
once.
As
a
matter
of
fact
800 copies a day, so now the linked in "Color" and worked in the
At Monday's meeting, "Daddy"
An Extinguished Fire.
American publishers announce Tom Moult's "Voices," glad to be as re is, we believe, no ouch thing Rabbi Leon Fram will occupy the
(Turn to Page Eight.)
Adolph Freund will be welcomed
international Jewish finance, as pulpit of Temple Beth El, Wood-
And now "Magnolia Street" has
back after his winter's sojourn in passed into the language like- that it is selling at 4,000 a week, In print even without any payment din tinguished from general inter- ward and Gladstone, at 10:30, and
which
works
out
at
about
the
same
for
it,
as Golding reminded me in national finance. We doubt very speak on the subject, "The Priest,
Florida. A token in the form of wise, as a new concention—no
a hand-lettered resolution from amalgam, no boiling and seething rate. (Though I always imagined • letter I got from him when he much whether all the Jewish finan- ly Blessing." He will answer the
the Grand Lodge, in recognition of together, but Jew and Gentile liv- the American book market to be was still in the first flush of his ciers in the world have together questions that have frequently
much bigger than the English.[ success, raking in the royalties as
Sixty-Fourth Annual Meet- his more than 60 years of loyal
much influence as the directors been asked him as to the meaning
ing in the same street, as we d o in
ing to be Held in Mil-
service to the B'nai B'rith, will be London, in Manchester, in New Controversy has raged about the from the "Magnolia Street" sales.
book. There has been • libel ac- I still cherish a memory of a , sla th e Bank of England. Certain of the three-fold blessing pro-
presented
to
him.
waukee July 3 to 5.
rmists constantly credit the nounced by the priests, in the
York, on opposite sides, facing tion, because a war-like rabbi (he "Voices" meeting in the Caxton
Jew with fomenting and directing ancient Temple of Solomon.
each other in serried ranks, hold- was the chief Jewish chaplain in Hall about 12 years ago, at which of
Throughout the summer, serv- Home
Seven hundred delegates, alter- DR. BEN ELIAS HERE
ing converse, meeting some of us. the field with the British army lamed Zang-will and St. John Er-' Ma revolution. Certainly, Karl
Relief Society Opens
nates, visitors and their ladies from
IN THE INTEREST OF
even intimately, one carries off during the war) went for it ham- vine were the big guns, and Bessie G rx was a Jew; but Lenin was a ices will continue on Saturday
e ntile, and we doubt if there are morning. Sunday morning serv-
Four Stations to Aid
'four Canadian provinces, North and
someone
from
the
opposite
side
to
PRO-PALESTINE GROUP
mer and tongs in the organ of Moult lamented the lot of the edi- mo
South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebras-
Needy During Summer.
one's own pavement occasionally, Anglo-Jewry on grounds that have tor's wife (Jasha Heifetz, who had Mo re Jews in the government in ices will be resumed in the fall.
ka, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois and
Temple activities will close for
Dr. Ben Elias of Chicago, promi- but the mass of us on both sides nothing whatever to do with a just been playing at the Albert ern scow than there are in the gov-
Michigan, comprising District
stand facing each other, not hos- work of literature, or as little s5 Hall, sat unobtrusively in one of tin ment in London. In recent the season with the annual Tem-
An important relief project,
nent
leader
in
the
Pro-Palestine
Grand Lodge No. 6 of B'nai B'rith
tile, not unfriendly, but distinct. whether the author writes with his the back seats listening quietly to i sm ws, distinctively Jewish ideal• pie moonlight excursion which which is expected to be of great
and the Women's Grand Lodge of Federation of America, an organ- each keeping to our own side, and left hand or with his right. The
has found a very splendid and will take place Monday night, aid to needy in the present hours
this district, are expected to at- ization of Christians banded to- working out our own destiny, reverend chaplain might have been the famous writers—he could not irate resting expression in the June 20, on the steamer Columbia, of need, was inaugurated this
gether
to
aid
the
cause
of
a
Jew-
get
over
marveling
at
the
way
in
Zio
tend the sixty-fourth annual con-
nist movement. But at the leaving the foot of Woodward ave. week by the Home Relief Society
though the street is the same. the
vention at Milwaukee, Wis., July 3, ishly rebuilt Palestine, was in De- soil and the language and the en- right in everything he said which people could weave great Zio nist congresses, national dif- nue at 8:45 The whole congrega- of Detroit.
(though he has since climbed down books out of themselves, he told' fer
4, 5. The headquarters of the con- troit this week in the interests of ironment the same. We had and
ences
arc almost as obvious as lion and all its affiliated organize-
The society announces that four
apologized publicly) and the me, sitting there at his side, and the
vention will be at Hotel Schroeder. this movement.
y are at Geneva."
bone will combine to form a grand relief stations will be opened at
Rabbi Leon Fram, Simon Shet-t , Nought that when the younger book might still have been a my wife, Inng before our mar-
Registration of delegates and visi-
climax to an eventful season.
once—two
in the Twelfth street
ewish
population
born
in
the
The
truth,"
it
proceeds,
"is
tors will take place Saturday night, zer, Joseph H. Ehrlich, Mrs. David J ountry, educated In its schools,
The Young People's Temple section and two In the Oakland'
that the Jews are not of on e t ype,
July 2. to be followed by • reception Diamond and other leaders co- F flowing most of them no other
but
Club,
whose
president
is
John
P.
seciton—to
give the needy free
of many, and that every Jew-
k
and dance. The general committee operated with Dr. Elias in his language,
ish type has its exactly similar Ileavenrich, is L. charge of the if- milk and bread during the sum-
grew up, the melting pot
of the district will meet the same work here.
fair.
The
•Gentile
special
moonlight
corn.
met
months.
The stations will be
type. Disraeli—flambuoy.
The Pro-Palestine Federation would have done its work. "Mag-
evening.
. theatrical, Oriental—is often mittee consists of Herman Lewis, opened in prominent food stores.
The convention will open Sunday publishes the Pro-Palestine Her- nolia Street" has come to remind
com
Jr.,
and
Raymond
Sallan.
the
locations
of
which, together
pared with Gladstone--staid,
morning, July 3, with addressee ald, • magazine comment on which us that this was wrong. The
sole
with other details, will be an-
of welcome from state and city offi- appears in the editorial columns of "Melting Pot" has gone cold, the "A Prayer" Selected by Three Judges as First Prize Poem Sam mn, English. But Sir Herbert ELECT DELEGATES TO
nounced
next
week.
ad is infinitely more like
cials. A banquet and dance will be this issue of The Detroit Jewish fire under it has been extin-
"Sunrist" Adjudged Second Best: Contest
GIs dstone than he is like Disraeli.
According to the plan, food
guished—in the same street we
ZIONIST CONVENTION
held Monday night, July 4. The Chronicle.
It w ould, indeed, not be untrue to ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
toilk i, and bread will be
Reveals
Good
Talent.
still
stand,
except
for
•
few
who
convention will be concluded Tues-
dtiisleribuftoerd m e e a e b di y e, ta be
gay
t se us tiic En
cross
over,
as
a
few
have
already
that
Sir
Herbert
is
an
English
keel
day, July 5, with the election of MRS. BENTWICH LOSES
to be exchang
Pu r tan, with all the Puritan's
creased
over,
without
altering
the
Jennie
Shiovitz's
poem,
"A
officers. An elaborate program of
judges were unanimous in lauding . qualities and limitations. Yet he
Delegates from Detroit to the stores. In addition, meat tickets
IN ENGLISH ELECTION main fact, each on our own side, Prayer,"
was given first place in , the Y. W. H. A. for sponsoring
entertainment for the delegates and
annual
convention
of
the
Zionist
will be given
ie a Jew."
ladies is being planned by the hosts,
LONDON.—(J. T. A.)—Helen looking across to our neighbors. the poetry contest conducted by
contest, and for making it
Organization of America, to be on Thursdays, away to the needy
Then, going back to the book held July 3 and 4
Gilead Lodge No. 41 and Gilead Bentwich, wife of the former at- without hostility, without un- the Young Women's Hebrew As. ' passible for excellent literary tal-
in Philadelphia,
The Home Relief Society will,
I
which
iendliness,
with
a
good
deal
of
iodation,
according
to
■
decision
inspired the remark, it de- will be elected at • enema' meet- in addition,
Lodge Women's Auxiliary No. 99 torney-general for Palestine, Nor- fr
;ent among members thus to he
subsidise the food bills
of Milwaukee.
man Bentwich, and niece of Sir co mmon interest—we suffer from of the judges announced Tuesday. brought to light. The Young Wo- , scribes "Magnolia Street" as "a ing of the Zionist Organization of for the children
e
same
unemployment,
we
fight
"Sunrise" by Sarah Mellen was men's Hebrew Association is urged , very gracious and sympathetic Detroit, Wednesday evening, June section who will of the Oakland
The present officers are: Presi- Herbert Samuel, was defeated in th
attend the Jew-
dent, Harry Laahkowitz, Fargo. N. the Dulwich by-election. fo r our common country, in the declared second hest poem submit- to make the poetry contest an an- ' novel, which well deserves the 22. at Hotel Stotler. lab Center Play School
D.; vice-presidents, Sam Reber,
great success it has attained," and
An amusing incident in the cam- sa me war, on the same battlefield, ted and Miss Shiovitz's "Trees," nual effort.
Joseph H. Ehrlich, president of Leaders of the Home Relief So-
was adjudged third best.
The Winning Poem.
Omaha, Nebraska, and Joseph F. paign was revealed when it was dis- et distinct.
in an attempt to emphasize the
e Detroit organizations, calls
The winners of the poetry con- . point it has already made, it turns Upon all members to attend this ciety urge that other groups as
Grossman Chicago; secretary, Otto closed that Sir Herbert sent a let-
"Magnolia Street" has passed
Judges in the contest were Mrs .
G. Felton, Chicago; treasurer. Wil- ter supporting the Liberal condi- in to the language in an even more Harry Perlis, Mrs. Harry Lands- test. Miss Shiovitz and bliss Mel- from Mr. Golding to Mr. Haroldltneeling. and urges as large ■ well as individuals co-operate with
them in following up this plan of
liam Besinger, East St. Louis, Ill. date and denouncing his opponent. no ncrete form. Golding tells me man and Philip Slomovits. The , (Turn to Page Opposite
delegation of Detroiter: as pos- relief and institute similar action
Editorial) 1 (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) aible
to go to the convention.
in behalf of the needy.

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