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OF noon, tome outh- o the troitt g the t for f the ry to sold tet at met, ▪ at- , •ny y t he er ed in .y o f I de - feet 59 of quer- n 10. n fleld Plats ?late )32. N . First tiring Mons lens. wife. ig.. I Life Ohio, cy of t the r the lean, 1. D. t. . t• ' this the flfty• No quite debt part le of ort• I the malt that TH 12 tO0 s•Id at . at ranee Ith' s 4 t treat. no rt• lore- ere.. el all • in• law. 20•• tr to tIses. I Jol- iet of It, In Ikht- • Lot Aye. tel 12 est Is 1132. N. AN OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICE NEWSPAPER FOR WAYNE COUNTY THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH r NEWSPAPER PRINTED & IN MICHIGAN bETROITJEWISR RONICL and VOL. XXXIV. NO. 10— ORT, WITH SOVIET AID, TO HELP JEWS BUILD OWN HOMES 40 Per Cent in Building Cost To Be in U. S. Valuta, Ort Agrees. ASK AMERICAN JEWS TO SAVE AGENCIES Work of Ort, Which Cost Millions, on Verge of Col lapse. THE LEGAL CHRONICLE DETROIT,' MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1932 Jew Named First Judge of Turin Appeals Court ROME. — (J. T. A.) — Leo- poldo Maggie, president of the High Court of Appeals at Bari, was named first Judge of the Turin Court of Appeals, one of the highest judicial posts in the country. Festive parting ceremonies were held in Bari, in honor of the new First Judge. STATE UNIVERSITY IN ESTHONIA FORMS CHAIR FOR JUDAISM STATE UNIVERSITY IN ESTHONIA FORMS CHAIR FOR JUDAISM Tradition of Liberalism Is Ascribed to University of Dorpat. HOW HOME FOR THE LIBERALISM AGED WAS FORMED TRACE TO CZARIST PERIOD Michigan's Home Jewish Newspaper Capt. Miller To Speak Over Radio on Sunday Capt. William J. Miller, as- sistant governor of Jerusalem, who to on a visit in Detroit, will be the guest speaker of the Jewish Radio Forum next Sun- day, July 31, from 2:30 to :1 P. M., over Station WJBK. Capt. Miller will talk on tho subject, "Palestine—The Land of Contrasts." The musical program will feature Rhoda Zohavie, dra- matic soprano, and Lucienne Monfort, pianist. Aaron Kur land, attorney and chairman of the Jewish Forum, will preside. DESPAIR UNKNOWN TO PALESTINE JEWS, JERUSALEMITE SAYS Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents A Great Father and a Greater Son The Tragedy of Dr. Nathan Birnbaum and Uriel Birnbaum, By M. A. TENENBLATT JEWS OF GERMANY INQUIRE IF EDICT WILL STOP RIOTS (Copyright, 1932. Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Inc.) --- Assistant Governor of Holy Dr. Nathan Birnbaum, who under his pen-name Strained Anxiety Over Re- City Addresses Herzl "Matathias Acher" was once famous as the stormy petrel sults of Election on Memorial Meeting. in the Jewish national movement, one of the pioneers of July 31, Zionism, the father of Yiddishism, the most advanced in NON-JEW DESCRIBES PALESTINE EVENTS the most advanced movements in Jewry, dropped some BOYCOTT AGITATION years ago into the rear, renouncing his old secularist ideas CONTINUED BY NAZIS Kay, Haggai, Mrs. Ehrlich, and returning to Jewish religious traditionalism, becoming one of the leaders of the orthodor Agudath Israel. Believe End of Street Terror- Cantor Rosenfeld, Sperka The Agudath Israel is a little restrained in its attitude to peni- ization Will Result Also on Program. tents who have come to it from European modernism. It prefers Jews BERLIN.—(J. T. A.)—Jews in from New Law. who are born orthodox and remain orthodox to those who have become An audience that nearly filled orthodox. And this applies also to Dr. Soviet Russia, receiving aid from 25 Years' History of Old Chair Established on Occa- Nathan Birnbaum, this restless the large hall of the Philadelphia- American relatives through the BERLIN.— (J, T. A,) — The sion of Tercentenary a spirit, with his fiery revolution- Folks' Home Here Byron Talmud Torah to capacity Ort, will in the future be able to German government is asked by the ary temperament, who has Celebration. 15 Reviewed. turned out last Monday evening to build their own houses with the Juedische Rundsehau, organ of the to rigid Orthodoxy from Zi come Zionism, pay tribute to the memory of Dr. aid of the Soviet Government, ac- via Diaspora-nationalism, Yiddish- German Zionist Federation, wheth- REVAL.—(J. T. A.)—The Uni- Theodor !feral and to listen to a er it plans to cording to an agreement con- Sixty-nine dollars, an aged in- use the new edicts to ism, and folk-religiosity, and has non-Jew's views on the transforms cluded between the Ort and the digent Jew, and a burial society versity of Dorpat has decided to already gone beyond the Agudah to suppress mass agitation against the Soviet, and made public here by dedicated to the performance of establish a Chair for Jewish Hunger and Want Compel tion of Palestine in the past 15 Jews on the part of the Nazis and Faith, a united front of all be- g as part of the tercen- years, since the capture of Jerusa- the Ort. religious rites were responsible for I Return to Poland, lievers, Jews, Christians and other anti-Semitic parties. tenary celebration of the univer- lem by the British forces under The paper reminds the govern- the organization of the first Jew- For the purpose of aiding Jews who are at one in their Milstein Says. sity. General Allenby. Shapero Named Vice-Presi- others, in Soviet Russia to overcome the ish Old Folks Home in Detroit. It faith in God, against the disruptive ment of the assurances given to the Captain William J. Miller, assis- Jewish Telegraphic Agency on The Society of Ilebraists for the dent; Stutz, Rubiner denial of atheism. housing shortage, the Ort will pro- Nathan L. Milstein, attorney on tant to Major Campbell, present Promotion of Jewish Learning at It seems hopeless to think that June 5 that the rights of the Jews vide 40 per cent of the building on Board. immigration matters who is as- governor of Jerusalem, in an inter- would not be infringed upon as the University has been invited to the mass of Jews will ever agree p cost secured in valuta from sociated with Levin, Levin and esting address which for more than co-operate in the establishment, of ' Dill, with Dr. Bm that a rel- a is te rr k ated by Secretary of State athan N irnb American relatives. in the course of a month's a half hour held his audience in en- Nate S. Shapero has been elec - believing Jew the chair. and a au believing stay in Cuba, where he went on raptured attention, described Arab- ted vice-president of the Jewish The remaining sixty per cent The Voelkischer Beobachter, con- Christian have more in common Messages of congratulation have an immigration case, made a study Jewish relations , spoke of Jewish of the cost will be granted the Welfare Federation and George than an Orthodox Jew and an tinuing its attacks upon the Jews, been received by the University of the Jewish position there and prospective builder by the Soviet achievements, viewed the attitude M. Stutz and Judge Charles Ru• atheist Jew, and the paper utilizes the birthday from M. Eisenstadt head of the brought back a picture of want of British officials and in general Government and the Ort jointly of Max m Lieber an, internatian- Jewish Cultural Committee in and misery. The Son's Battles. presented a picture of Palestinian on long term loans repayable over ally German painter, to Esthonia, in behalf of Esthonian Birnbaum, the father, has gone state: known a period of twenty years. Having come In close contact, t e vents in a manner unique because! "After 31 we will' see Jewry; Dr. J. Stahl, a Jewish mem- while in Cuba, with the Hebrew he story-teller is a non-Jew and his way, had his say, and he is other names July The Soviet government will sup- represent German gradually dropping out of Jewish art." It criticizes ber of the Board of Professors; S heltering and Immigrant Aid So- use he has lived in Palestine the Prussian ply part of the material and the memory. This ardent Jew, this minister of education for greeting and the Hebrew University. ciety (Hies), which is recognized during the entire period of British labor required for building the wonderful orator, this fine Mere- occupation. as the most important force there Noted for Liberalism. Liebermann on his eighty-fifth houses. This measure is consid- tear and political essayist, with his birthday affecting the Jewish Kay, Haggai, Spark. Speak , occurred on July ered a source of great relief by The University of Dorpat has in matters bogy dome of a forehead, his long 20, as well which r. Milstein stated upon as the German press for Russian Jews, it is stated. Joseph H. Ehrlich, president of been noted for its liberal tradi- people, impressive beard and prophetic ap- hailing him as the his return to Detroit that moat of t king of German Appeal for Aid. tions. At the time of the perse- the Cuban Jews live in the hope P he Zionist Organization of Detroit, pearance, is spending his closing art. An appeal to American Jewry cutions of the Jews under the of some day leaving the island w nesided. The meeting was opened years in poverty, isolated amid No German government will rule ith the singing of Ilatkivah to aid the Ort and save its insti- Czarist regime, it served as a Most of them, he said, had come hide-bound Frankfurt Orthodoxy, without the Nazis after July 31, tutions from bankruptcy woo made refuge for the young Jews of Rus- there hopeful that they would be which was led by Cantor A. A. But his son, Uriel Birnbaum, ar- declared Deputy Gregor Strasser, by Dr. David Lvovitch, member of tist and writer, painter and poet, Nazi chieftain, at a mass meeting sia who were unable to study at able to settle in the United States. Roaenfeld, who, at the close of the meeting, chanted the Ilaskarah for the World Executive of the Ort at is now doing wonderful work, and l ast night, other Universities in Russia be- This hope Kobe, many are now re- a press conference. he is becoming another stormy pe- cause of the numerus clausus ob- turning to Poland, which they pre- Dr. Berri and for the late E. W. Adolph Hitler, Nationalist So- Lewin-Epstein, who passed away trel, a tighter for hopeless causes, cialist The work of the Ort, which has taining there. fer to the poverty they are sub- last week. leader, expects to become in both Jewish and general life. cost world Jewry millions of dol- This liberal tradition has been jected to . in Cuba. Chancellor of Germany within the The opening address was deliver- Uriel Birnbaum fought in the next few weeks, lars, is on the verge of collapse. JACOB LEVIN continued at the University since Mr . Milstein said that there are , Deputy Strasser y Leon Kay, president of the great war and was permanently asserted. The equipment of the one hundred the collapse of the Russian Em- about 2,000 Jews left in Havana, " ewish National Fund, under whose crippled by his wounds. Like his and seven trade schools main- was incorporated May 21, 1907. pire which brought independence and that about 400 returned See Hope in New Decree. Pa a aspires the meeting was arranged. father, he is deeply religious, an tained unless it receives aid from From then on, the rapid increase to Esthonia. The Jews there en- land since Jars 1. He stated to that The end of the street terroriza- Ir. Kay, speaking in Yiddish, gave artist who battles with pen and of real estate values became inti- joy complete national c'ultural abroad, Dr. Lvovitch stated. the strictest regulations are in a resume of Zionist events as the tion of Jews is seen here as a re- brush for God and faith in God. mately bound up with the develop- • The conference with the press autonomy and the University of force, and that recent raids on were moulded by the principles laid Even the great war, he contends, sult of the decree imposing a heavy was arranged in order to make ment of local care for the Jewish Dorpat has become the Esthonian Communists, instituted in Cuba, are down by the founder of the move- fine for the slightest disturbance. was divinely ordained for a higher aged. clear the present situation of the State University. jeopardizing the safety of the Jew- ment, Dr. Herat. 's It remains to be seen, however, end. Ile has written a volume of Ora An elderly homeless Jew who ish population. Whenever a Com- Jeremiah Haggai, representing Founded in 1632. 240 sonnets in German called whether Chancellor von Papen in had made a habit of sleeping in a munist suspect is arrested, his en- the Hashomer Hatzoir , , NATE S. SHAPERO his capacity of Reich's Commissar spoke in "God's War," illustrated by him- University was founded Polish Co-Operative Bank Strong- Hastings street synagogue over 25 in Dorpat seat', with fantastic drawings de- in Prussia will utilize the press 1632 by King Gustave Adolph tire family and friends are molest- the name of the youth who are years ago focused the attention of biner have been added to the est Jewish Organisation. ed with the result that the raids are f reparing to settle in Palestine. decree for checking anti-Semitic picting like a seer and a t of Sweden. In 1802, the Russian NEW YORK.—(P. T. A.)— Ch. members of the Jewish community Czar Alexander ordered the Uni- creating fears among the Jewish ti e called upon the older genera- board of governors, according to how the war fiteed in with prophet con- God's rmolifagond;loartildprweEhsetihnerfhlIse will an announcement by Clarence H. Shoshkis and Consul General Mik- on the lack of facilities for the versity of Dorpat to admit Jewish population. on of Jews to join hands with scheme of things. They are not nection, it is pointed out. hail Stashevsky, memliera of a aged. As a result, a small group students. The first oung Jewry in a common effort in Enggass, Federation president. Most of the Jews live in Calm re verses. They are poems of high Jewish stu- Mr. Shapero, long active in literary value, which have been ac- Chancellor von Papen in a radio delegation from Warsaw, who are of men who were members of the dents to be incomes from the United States p half of the ideal for a rebuilt were named on l end Jewish - communal circles, is areal- claimed as masterpieces in Ger- t dress st ated that the parliamen- M r. i stein said. .In Havana, the now in this country to arrange religious burial society, known as Meyerowitz admitted and Zeiler, both of electi the Chevra Kadisha, of that syna- dent of the Jewish Centers Asso- Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka of Mt. 'scheduled for Polish representation at the renter of Jewish life is in Centro man literature, and have been 3 July whom came from Vilna. will takes place with - Chicago exposition, were feted at gogue, called a meeting, contrib- Israelite, the center operated by Clemens, paying tribute to the for post awarded the prize of the Bauern. p ary 1 oneme There are many Jewish stu- n t. the Hies as synagogue, school memory of Dr. Herzl, said: "The a luncheon by the Polish Consul- uted sixty-nine dollars, and de- Feld Fund in 'Vienna . cided to incorporate for the pur- dents now at Dorpat University, house of shelter, immigrant aid Balfour Declaration, the San Remo Dr. Albert Grezlnski, Socialist ate here. As Luckless as His Father. organized in their own Jewish stu- office , etc. Mr. Milstein had noth- C onference, Hebrew as the official Other volumes of poems and re- president of the Berlin police de- The Polish delegation were re- pose of fostering free burial and dent bodies. partment and his Jewish vice- care of the aged (Anshe-Chesed productions ing but praise for the Hies. of his paintings and ceived in Washington by the Pol- (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial' ahel F.meth and Moshov Zekanim), drawings have been published by president, Dr. Bernhard Weiss , ish Minister, Tytus Fillipowicz. were released from the military de- The Charter Members. some of the best firms in Ger- In an interview with the Jew- i many. tention camp at Moabit, when yield- In his annual report for 1912, ish Telegraphic A g e n c y, Mr. ing to force they abandoned their But from the commercial point Shoshkis, who is the general in- the president of the organization of view,'Uriel Birnbaum seems to offices. spector of the Co-operative Bank declared: "We met with numerous be as luckless as his father, Na- Dr. Grezinskl and Dr. Weiss were of Poland, described conditions in objectors in our city who claimed than Birnbaum. arrested after they had refused to Jewish co-operative institutions in that there was no necessity for Captain William J. Miller, Assistant Governor of Jerusalem, What chance is there for com- relinguish office on the ground that such an institution. However, Poland. Lauds Jewish mercial success from books about the government's acts were un- Achievements and Declares that "Nothing Can Stop Jewish Progress"; with the perseverance and help of Despite the depression there are a number of committees we were reli gious mysticism, preaching constitutional. Gives Chronicle Representative His Views on Arab - Jewish 500 co-operative banks in Poland, soon able to start on a practical rigid conservative Orthodoxy at the Nazi Press Jubilaat. Relations and British Officialdom' s Attitudes. Mr. Shoshkis said, with whom basis." present time, when Jewish life is Nazi press is jubilant over 200,000 families are connected. flooded with revolutionary slogans, the The Fred M. Butzel, who is now ejection of Dr. Bernhard Weiss, Loans in the amount of 160,000,- chairman of the executive com- and scepticism, class war and vice-president of the Berlin police By PHILIP SLOMOVITZ 000 zlotys have been granted. The mittee of the Jewish Welfare penitent are in the air? department. Co-operative banks constitute the Federation, says: "There is no Uriel Birnbaum is the unbend- The Angriff publishes a sarcastic strongest Jewish economic organi- question but that the founders of ing foe of all Communist, Socialist "Nothing can atop Jewish effort article against Dr. Weiss and tells Describe s Officials. and anarchist ideas. zation in Poland at this time, he the Home gave expression to a in Palestine." him the day of reckoning for him The ca said. This led to a discussion of Pal- le who i bncliene to such With these words Captain Wil- vital desire of a large part of our ideas penophardlye x pect edto will come when the Nazis take over estinian officials, their likes and He said that crisis of confidence community. Today the institution liam J. Miller, assistant governor the power. buy his works. dislikes for Jews and the attitude has greatly reduced the amount of is an integral part of Detroit's of Jerusalem, who is in Detroit GEORGE STUTZ The libel suit entered by the wife of British officialdom to the Jewish Uriel Birnbaum is the thinker to spend part of his vacation with savings deposits. Ile also deplored Jewish communal structure." population of Palestine. And on elation, and occupied responsible and artist of conservative aristo- of Dr. Weiss, against a taxi driver, the dearth of cheap credits. The The charter members were Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. A. In. cratic ideas. And he uses not only Johannes Roack, ended. these points Captain Miller, speak- gersoll Lewis of 50 Vendome av American Jewish Joint Founda- Aaron Ackerman, Louis Goodman, publicity and fund-raising posts Roack was acetified of aiding the ing with a definitely evident frank- in each of the last three Allied the Conservative, but even the Fas- tion, he pointed out, is reorgan- Simon Harris, Hyman Ileckelman, enue, Grosse Pointe, summed up cist and Catholic to propagate his Nazis in spreading the rumor of ness, gave a psycho-analytical ex- Jewish Campaigns, izing its work in Poland and a !lime Koffman, Jacob Levin, Rab- his views in describing his exper- views. He has gone no far as to the alleged IMmoral relations of planation of the attitude of non- new central Co-operative bank is bi Judah L. Levin, William Saul- iences in Palestine, in an inter- Mr. Stutz, assistant prosecuting proclaim monarchist ideas in his Mrs. Weiss. . I Jews to the Jews, explaining exist view he granted the present writer. In process of formation. Gov- son and Meyer Smith. ing prejudices on the one hand - attorney, has been an ardent book "The Kaiser and His Archi- Road pleaded guilty. Dr. Weiss Captain Miller came to Poles- ernment credit, for the new bank Real Estate Deals. tects." His Kaiser has realized and efforts to arrive at fair de- are necessary, he emphasized. (Turn to Page Eight.) At that time Charles Kanter, tine with the first troops who cap- that the place of heaven is not on cisions on the other. tured tured the land front the Turks in who was president of the German the earth, and to him it is a crime "Careerists," or those in the American Bank, was willing to sell December of 1917. liel was a to rebel against heaven, a sin to British service to whom their po- . his palatial home at Winder and member of the staff of General seek to establish the earth on line, sitions meant their pay checks, Brush streets for $10,000. Un- Allenby when the capture of Jeru- which are fitted for heaven, to were described by him as a group salem ushered in the present era dream of equality between people, who did not care one way or an- of abolishing suffering and distress, "l' a hl c r ‘)t,edeob o y sist t d e ir o na o r a lc e i la t g ai t b ti l : in Palestine, and remained in the other for either Jews or Arabs. asset totalling $69 and one as- Holy Land since that time. This is of making man completely happy Very few in Palestine are serious- here on earth. sumed liability, namely an aged his second visit to Detroit, and on ly concerned over the progress of Auto Dealer Was Once the I homeless Jew, the newly appointed his first, in 1926, he was married Uriel Birnbaum 's Tragedy. Jewish endeavor, he stated. Ile to the former Miss Elizabeth Naturally, the Jewish popula- B'nai B'rith and Poale Zion building committee contracted to City's Leading Horse did, however, emphasize that there Lewis of Grosse Pointe after tion of Vienna, which in the mass purchase the house and then set Opposed; Antwerp Corn. Dealer. is going over with flying banners is in l'alestine a group of officials I out to procure the necessary funds meeting her while she was on a munity in Favor. who are anxious to be fair and tour of Palestine with her mother. to Socialism, has very little time harry Ginsberg, president of for payment. Their efforts met impartial. Broke Notorious Gang. or patience to devote to this origin th increasing success. Money the Ginsberg Motor Sales, Inc. , bm He Ile replied to the interviewer's LONDON.—/J. T. A.)—The first acquired considerable inker and artist, Uriel Birn- ira flowed into the treasury of the aloth of 8882 Van Dyke avenue, died organization. B'nai B'rith here has rescinded its question regarding the attitude of fame when he broke up a notor- Saturday night as a result of in decision to participate in the Gen- His paintings and drawing ious band of robbers at Ramleh the present High Commissioner, s are By 1911 the building housed fre q uen t ly exhibited in the finest eva conference after learning front juries he sustained in an automo- thirteen inmates and by 1912 the where he was stationed for a num- Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope, bile accident. He was fatally' in - Home was completely paid for. A ber of years as governor. To this galleries of Vienna, but the Jew- Alfred M. Cohen, president of the that the present head of the Pal- Oh public has turned its back on order, that the majority of the dis- estine government, like the late lured when his car collided with few years later the house was sold day he is best known to many in another automobile occupied by a for $20,000 and another building Palestine as "Miller of Ramleh." Uriel Birnbaum. Discerning crit- tricts oppose participation. This Lord Plumer, who followed Sir ics read his writnigs and study his information was imparted to the bridal party. His wife, Mrs. Sarah at Edmund Place and Brush, the Later he was stationed at Jolla. Herbert Samuel as second High —Cut Courtesy Detroit Free l'ts-•. pictures, and admire the artistic Jewish Telegraphic Agency by Gor- Ginsberg, and their four-year-old present Home, was purchased for During the 1929 disturbances he Commissioner of Palestine, is a genius of the man, but he is a Jew, don Liverman, president of the grandson, Burton Ginsberg, of $45,000 and quickly paid for. was in charge of British affairs at CAPTAIN WILLIAM J. MILLER fair and impartial man who is a Jew who is filled with fierce pride B'nai B'rith here, who stated that 2910 Webb avenue, were also sympathetic to Zionish. At this point, luck in real estate Nablus, and as a result of a firm of his Jewishness, and whose work the B'nai B'rith of Great Britain taken to the hospital as a result transactions "How about the charge that ceased. Although of- stand taken by him there was not JUDGE CHARLES RUBINER is permeated with Jewish thought cannot act indepednently of the of cuts and bruises they sustained fers of $150,000 were made for a single death in his region. English officials in Palestine are loge to watch the great prosreas definitely anti-Jewish?" was the and Jewish ideals--so Christian aris- whole order with regard to partici- For years assistant to Major accomplished. in the accident. the building. it was not sold. worker and an untiring leader in I tooratic society is barred to this pation in the Geneva conference. Funeral services were held interviewer's next question. Campbell, now governor of Jeru- 46 le Home at Present. Jewish social movements. ; conservative thinker as if he were "MiraeultaN" is th e term he Tuesday afternoon from Mr. Gins- Jews Not Servile, During the history of the Home, salem, Captain Miller became his used to describe the growth }Feld B'rith'. Oppe•iti.a. Judge Charles Rubiner, of the • wild revolutionary. and Captain Miller admitted that assistant when Major Campbell berg's late residence, 2955 Cort- it has had a total of 188 residenta, NEW YORK.—(J, T. A.)—The Common Pleas Court, was former- Uriel Birnbaum is also a stub- achievements since ISIS, and i the charge land avenue, with burial in Mach- men and women, of whom 109 are was elevated to his present noel- ■ LI based on truth lie born character, who will never B'nai B'rith organization, with pelah Cemetery, A. of- M. now deceased; 33 left either vol- tion. The new governor of Jeru- similarly enthusiastic terms he explained the reason for it: When ly Assistant Attorney General of I branches in many parts of the Hershman and E. Rabbis Aishiskin .Poise of the ionises in Palestine an Arab comes to • British official, the State of Michigan. He headed ; (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) world, will not participate ficiated untarily or by expulsion; and 46 salem is considered one of the and in the the 'speakers' bureau of the last's their ideals. his altitude is one of subservience. fairest British officials in Pales- are at present in residence. Ex- forthcoming world Jewish confer- Allied Jewish Campaign. Mr. Ginsberg, who was 62 years pulsions have been resorted to tine and is highly esteemed and Describing Palestine's problem He bows down to every command ence in Geneva on Aug. 14, accords The nominating committee was old, resided in Detroit for 44 respected by all elements of the as being three-fold—political. re- —whether he follows it or not— ing to a communication received by 9 arose. ALEXANDER SEEKS yearn. coming here from Russia. the words of "At your ser- composed of Israel Ilimelhoch, Jewish Telegraphic Agency bur- Palestinian population for his sense ligious and economic—Jerusah m's with oe two his widow, he is survived The Home maintains its own b chairman; Sirs. Joseph II. Ehrlich SEAT IN CONGRESS the of justice and impartiality. Like assistant governor at the outset vice." The Jew, however, will from Alfred M. Cohen, president of ial section at Machpelah Ceme- by nd Mr . . Shapero. him, Captain Miller has for years emphasized that events of the type not assume such a servile attitude. and the order. tery. a brother, Sam; a sister, afarian Henry Wineman is chairman of Files Petition s as • Republican in that took place in 1921 and 1929 Ile comes to the British with head In a letter addressed to Bernard Stranrelv enough, residents of been known as a fair official. Berrnack, and three grandchildren. the Old Folks' Home never regard e r e c t. When • decision is the board of governors of the Fed- will not again be repeated. S. Deutsch, president of the Amer- Calls Growth "Miraculous". New Fifteenth District. A pioneer Jewish resident of This brief explanation of the ican Jewish Congress, which is "England will never •g•in Ire made against him, he questions eration, and Kurt Peiser N execu- Detroit, Mr. Ginsberg 20 years ri isg the t co (Turn to Page Eight) man Is necessary in order to ap- caught napping," he stated. "It the authority of 'he officer. Nat. tive director. o n conference, Milton Si. Alexander, prominent sponsoring n Mtro. ago was the leading horse dealer declines h invitati o &eh advertising man and communal preciate the views Captain took two riots to teach us ■ les• n rally, Captain Miller said, the of- here. He bought and sold horses exnressed to this interviewer. son. Now it is certain that th• cial resents the attitude of the leader, on Tuesday filed petitions participate for the executive com- for the Police and Fire Depart- SCHOOLS CLOSE FOR While he took occasion to em- safety of the population will never a man who questions his authority TAGLIACOZZO NAMED I to be candidate for a seat in the mittee of the order, representing Uni t ments and was the chief provider United S n , ri„ room o t L • g•in be imperiled. W e f there rts, no States Congress from the seven districts in America and eight ii.h ai l t e ss i t z i e or thlotr sot nd would rather have the subser- KEHILLA PRESIDENT new districts beyond the seas, and calls of horses for creameries and brew- MONTH OF AUGUST Fifteenth Distri ct. need another lessee like the ones ience of the other element of the eries. opulation. Mr. Alexander is • former pres- upon the congress to rescind its er Jewish or Arab, Captain Miller we kat" ROME.— ident For years active in a number of in the course of his discuasion (J. T. A.)—Pio Bernard IMAM superintendent gives the impression of being 'sin- Tag- of the Jewish Centers Asso- Plana for the conference. He hastened to add that an in- s charitable and communal organi- of the United Hebrew Schools of cerely desirous of seeing Palestine dividual may occasionally the attitude of British officials. liarozzo was elected president of ciation, is • member of the boards lose his c f ■ntain Prole Zies Opposes. zations, Mr. Ginsberg was affili- Detroit, announce, the closing of prosper. He not only lauds Jew- the Kehilla here in the elections on of the Jewish Welfare Federation, Miller expressed the view life as ■ result of lawlessness. thatsto the weakness of the then the basis of the new Kehiloth law, PRAGUE.— (J. T. A.) — The ed with numerous Societies and the schools for the month of Aug- ish achievements in Palatine, but the United Hebrew School,, the was a member of Congregation ust, which is annually set aside as speaks of them with the en husi- t That, he pointed out, is possible Acting High Commissioner H. C. Tagliacozzo has served up until Wayne County Training Schools, executive committee of the world anywhere, but mass riots, how- present as the Kehilla's govern-, and for years served on the Wayne Peale Zion organization announced Beth David. the vacation period. urn of a man who had the pron- ever, will never again be tolerated. (Turn to Page Opposite Eaitoriall the ment commiasar. County Board of Supervisors. (Tura to Page Eight) JEWS LEAVE CUBA OUT OF POVERTY LOCAL FEDERATION PICKS GOVERNORS A Gentile Views the Palestinian Scene HARRY GINSBERG DIES IN ACCIDENT RANKS SPLIT ON WORLD CONGRESS