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PEY)ETROITABISfi C RONICI4

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

MeNIM1184.

Jewish Population in Can.
ada Totals 155,606.

w.
MOO the information that Dr. Chaim
his staff and surrounded by his
MY SYMPHONY
NEW ANTI-SEMITIC
Widmann h. hidden his Identity under_
flocks, the bells on the leader often
PAPER IN CANADA ,1: at-T.: (717:,1,007,': ' ,.1"1"dttb°.!
emitting a tinkling sound.
Melody . . . gently
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. less be Cain).
By ANNA VAGO
QUEBEC.—(J. T. A.)—The
A Babel-like confusion of sounds.
Floats unto the dark;
Wei... is • Polish Jew, born M. A. PEREr
„
d nKosher , CA,te
Jew-Haters Refuse To Divulge 1 In - This
Jewish population in Canada
Naturally, the majority spoke lie-
Motele, Poland. He is the direct
Harmony ... quietly
arnd 11E4:
!successor of Asher Ginsberg (Ached
Date and Place of Anti-
numbers 155,606, figures re-
brew, although I heard conversa-
Transuated from the Hung arias by Edith Hartman
Bids mine ears hark.
I Ilaam) the author of the 'Protocols:
EFE:nr..,'.'e. ot.,r.. 1 r,n::JC.',1,'.111,...,. leased by the Dominion Bureau ,
Semitic Conference.
tions in Russian, Yiddish and Ger-
, and is the most dangerous Jew alive ,
Co.. Longfellow 5654.
Editor's Note: Anna Vago Is • young arrive on time. True, it would only
—
man. Suddenly the sound of auto-
; today in the whole world. lie is recog-
of Statistics reveal.
Whispering . . zepbyring
Hungarian journalist who spent several
—A
Iced
as
the
he
a
half-hour's
ride,
but
since
mobile
horns
mingled
with
the
TORONTO.—
(J.
T.
A.)
The figures are based on the
poem in Palestine. Miss Edith Hart-
Words of delight;
i'in " i'iwnp4 King of the ' MACK B WEISS—Strictly kosher caterer
for weddings, engagements, bridges
man, the translator, Is a young Detroit there are no reserved seats at a great buzz and murmur. Two cars
last census. The Jews reside
new
anti-Semitic
publication,
pat
I
""."
Ringing
...
and
entering,
35 We cater in all
nd parties.
attorney, who. articles, mostly trans- free concert, it is best to arrive
banquet
pressed
forward
together
with
the
tamed
after the of
defunct
Tender to sight.
imdisa bark. iris' erisseioe see- in Ontario and Quebec for the
lations from the Hungarian, have ap-
Geneva
Independent
Henry Dearborn
Ford and I 1 therhS
!the .o
ler j v oi this
w etkhdelegation
the paper in
refers
to
2-11. ,
constantly increasing, surging mob
e
nue. U nivrsity
peared , an mime.us occasions in the early.
most part.
says:
Columns of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
utilizing the lib
And although the program was and came to halt. Jascha lleifetz
libels of the spurious
sympathy,
Love of me .
dictator* of Soviet Rus- 1 GENUINE MT. CLEMENS MINERAL
are represented •t the World Diu-
,
Elders of Zion, appeared on the .sie
scheduled to begin at three o'clock , stepped out of the first with his
RaTwite ri . in TIV4tet kb.rouhtmifcrrn 01.1(1), O.
All
grace
is
thine,
There were four of us in the by noon historical F.mek's other - accompanist, Achron, and the di-
!armament Conference by three of their
newsstands here on Monday.
Tender . . . my symphony!
kin We have already told about
PARAMOUNrs NEW
are for Rheumatism, ervous DI
salon of the snow-white "Ilelouan," wise silent inhabitants began their rector of the Jerusalem opera and
A copy of the publication re- 1 lee devil try of the chief of the delegad-
Praise fate! Thou'rt mine!
in all forms, Pains In Back, Stiff Joints,
SEASON OF PICTURES
under the pleasant glow of lamps journey. Each and everyone of the his company left the second.
Rundown Condition, etc. Trained at•
veals that England is the first tar- , I ins
—Leon
A.
Cousens.
isk"is.ougbi:tvinb7 - 1hiienii:ohviier;r1/4.ni.'et:.(sh Tf hvesiir--
with yellow silken shades. To right Jewish farmers, the world's most
tendants. For appointmen— Phone
Amidst an acclaiming throng of
get for attack for furthering Zion- loos countries. but whose diplomatic
Clifford 9633.
and left our ship tosses angrily, the intelligent peasants and laborers, men the artist reached the plat-
rights make him inviolable. The second
Many new artists will make
lot aspirations.
shrieking storm on the ocean con- laid down their tools and abandoned form.
itnierkeranbunii, °n th, . whSo7nietfir le,ans,ntir hnis FOR RENT — Lame, airy room for one their appearance on the acreen
my eyes, old memories of Budapest,
The paper charges that the El-
or two. Garage If necessary. Reason•
trasting with our motionless, peace- their plows.
when
Paramount's New Season
piles
thief.
The
mother
of
this
Soviet
The
only
woman
from
Budapest,
tiers
able.
1171
Virginia
Park
between
forgotten concerts came to my
of Zion first became a power n
ful room.
was the owner of a house of
Woodrow Wilson and Byron.
pictures are released for showing.
I, too, managed to get a tiny bit I seated myself on a stone, over-
Closing my eyes for a mo- under the late Theodor Henl, emissary
prostitution in Charkov and it is there
"Would you care to come out on of room in an overloaded cart that whelmed in turn by the heated ex. mind.
Charles
Laughton, famous Eng-
ment, I felt as if I were listening
where 'the I h ler saw the first light of APARTMENTS
TO RENT — Twelfth
deck?" asked the tall blond Eng- three enormous English mules were pectation, waiting with the others to the famous Jascha lleifetz in Zionist leader, and as such are day.
"
0 Very attractive I. 3 and lish character actor, will first be
street. 09.
recorded in the minutes of the
lishman. "Nature must be truly dragging along with difficulty.
$20
4
root!,
apartments.
Refrigeration.
The
LeMiroir
also
informs
its
seen
on
the
American screen with
for something beautiful and eleva- the Academy of Music. Only some- first Zionist Congress, held in
'
grand now, with our little illumina-
readers that the first World Con- to 550 See caretaker.
Gary Cooper and Tallulah Bank-
ting, which would lift me up out how I heard the strains among
in 1897.
ted white bark on the crest of the
It was only on the open road it- of the dull, the ruinous years spent these rocks with a different emo- Basle,
grass
of
anti
-
Semitic
chiefs
will
21
years
of
age,
would
head in "Devil and the Deep."
YOUNG LADY,
This power has now been trans- • •
self, where one could see the crowds in the colony.
waves."
hearing from young Herbert Marshall, young in years
eon, with my heart. And I marveled ferred to the Jewish Agency, the be held this week in a city oz Gen• greatlyappreciate
men and women over 25 years of age.
"Oh, most likely the ladies would driven from home by their desire
when I opened my eyes and saw paper charges.
Education conalsts of high mchoot and but a stage veteran, holds a great
Already
Jascha
lleifetz
stood
on
rather look at the elements from for music, that the extent of this the platform in a gray traveling dusty working clothes around me.
of the
Goglus T will
l be patriotic
officially order
rep-
2 11 years college. Interested in music, deal of promise and he is now
The publication also issues a teal
Europe.
literature, plays and all sports.
some more sheltered place, some feverish rush could really be ap- suit. There he stood, violin in hand, But it was even more beautiful warning to the Imperial Confer-
and important resolu- go.
Marlene Dietrich
References regarding my character playing opposite
more steady support than that," preciated. Over the railroad tracks under the blue sky, while shadows thus.
ill
be
considered
for
a
and personalitywill be sent on re- in "Blonde Venus." George Raft,
once
in
Ottawa
to
beware
of
the
tions
will
at
a
mad
rate
of
speed
whizzed
laughed the stout bald German,
united front against international quest. Write Mi. Phyliss Leeds, although not new to the screen,
played
on
his
figure,
and
Achron
And
then
the
concert
came
to
Jews
and
the
plans
of
the
Elder
1013 N. 15th St., Milwaukee, Wis.
secret anxiety in his voice. Shiver- little cars filled with men waving sat at the piano. Round about an end. The crowd moved. sighed
will be seen in increasinglyl im-
of Zion, who are watching the Jewry. The deputy speaker of
ing, the diminutive French lady blue and whitd banners. And from them sun-browned faces, the per-
RENT—Attractive sun room for portant roles and will be starred
warmly. After this there proceedings and will form thei the Canadian Parliament, Armand FOR
lady, gentleman or couple. Garage.
drew closer and closer into the re- Haifa came automobiles, crowded spiring faces of men clapping their deeply,
La
Vergne,
is
again
represented
in "Night After Night."
out such a storm of applause future destructive activities ac-
Nice neighborhood. Sturtevant avenue
assuring warmth of her roomy carts, bicycles and pedestrians in a hands and waiting in hungry ex- burst
in this week's publication. He
near bus and ear line. Hemlock 9079-J.
as I have never heard before. The cordingly.
armchair. "Well, let's talk about long long line laughing and sing- pectation with shining eyes.
takes issue with an American Jew,
quarry thundered and echoed. Jas.
Announces Knabenshue as Bagh-
Notwithstanding
all
these
ing
like
music's
own
bizarre
army.
n
.
p,..
J
11W
r
n
le
11::BRIM Ar
something else than—say, music—
lleifetz gave an encore, a Jew- charges, the paper claims that it S. H. Livingston of Lancaster, Pa., LESSONS
dad Minister.
Slowly Jascha lleifetz raised the
Slowly there appeared in the
anything but this confounded sea.
who wrote him in reference to his
.
C:1 I
41'
it.tistiAtionn giiti' aranteed.
ish dance, following which the is not anti-Semitic.
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—
violin
to
his
chin,
and
the
murmur
distance
Ain
Herod's
snow-white
Nat that I would mind looking at
daily only.
Frankel after 5 p.
connection with the anti-Semitic
crowd dispersed.
5130•W or at 2002 West Eu- The State Department has con-
It asserts that Britain is the campaign In his reply to Mr.
a whimsical ocean's colorful sports red-roofed cottages. The mass of died out. Sudden quiet ensued, as
firmed the report that Paul Kna-
But I waited yet. Jascha Hei- home of the Lost Tribes and that
from a hotel terrace, but the mar- those preceding us pointed the way, he began with selections from Men-
Livingston the Canadian deputy
tyr-like heroine's umsamfortable and at this spot we were compeled delesohn, in three parts, followed fetz was approaching, stopping the term British is derived from again states that he is not an anti- FOR RENT—Airy
ft o.r genurmen benshue, Consul General in Jeru-
them
with
Mozart,
and
lastly
Ach-
to
proceed
on
foot,
even
no
ad-
now
and
then
to
speak
with
one
n
salem, is to be named minister to
role doesn't appeal to me at all.
the words "Brith" and "Ish" of Semite but as far as the blood
P :
?
E KItchen privileges if Baghdad.
person or another. When he reach- the Hebrew.
Madam, do tell us a story. Yon vancing only at a snail's pace. Far ron's compositions.
inhurst,
isosicr
r
'eu
d
.°Ped
;
ritual
accusation
is
concerned
it
The entire audience listened, ed me I requested an autograph, I
come from an interesting land of in the distance the crowd wound
In announcing the appointment
It is reported that the publica- has been proved by historic auth- WU•
interesting people, Palestine. Tell like a snake toward a hillside, aim- holding its breath. A gigantic sigh alone out of the many listeners, tion is supported by the anti- entic facts and he bases his belief FOR RENT—Room. good for mingle per- of Mr. Knabenshue, it was made
rne, is Palestine really the land of ing at some huge and open quarry. was trapped in their breasts. And and asked how he had liked this Semitic movement in Quebec.
known
he will occupy the posts of
son
or
couple,
meals
if
desired.
Small
on those "facts."
Primate family. good location,. Hem. Minister resident and consul gen-
the Jews? Is there any culture When once we approached, a mar- the divine strains rose, rose high concert, this audience, this manage-
The Jewish Alderman Berl
4933-51. 5267 Calvert near Dealer.
velous sight spread out before our up toward the blue sky through ment. Ile explained what a beauti- Gogh, Publication Renews Attacks
there? How about music?"
eral
at
Baghdad.
Schwartz, whom the anti-Semitic
an enormous hillside, with the hearts of overworked, toil-we en ful, what an unforgettable exper-
to read sod write English In
Alexander K. Sloan, consul at
on Jaws.
"Well, if you're really Interested, eyes;
publication nicknames "Matzoh- LEARN
lagged edges, carved walls, in semi- laborers. Beside me a young wo- lance it was.
five 15) lessons! Become a full cith Baghdad, who has been serving as
I'll be glad to. I'll tell you a story circular
MONTREAL.= ( (J T. A )— blood Schwartz, is again under
form,
like
the
picturesque
men! Give your child • good Jewish
man
sat
on
a
rock,
leaning
her
"Ach, ich habe mit besonderer The date and the place of the anti- fire for demanding in the City
about a concert which 411 ans- ruins of an ancient amphitheeter.
Best results guaranteed! Charge D'Affaires, has been named
training!
head on her husband's shoulder, Vergnuegung hier gespielt—"
consul at Jerusalem.
wer all your questions."
In the renter of the background a her eyes closed, holding a sleeping "With unusual pleasure"—yes, I Semitic conference scheduled to Council police action against the
2091 nldne avenue, Apt.
be held in Europe in short order distribution of the anti-Semitic
lot Garfield 6914•1.
Calloused, toiling hands hurriedly canvas covered platform was barely boy In her lap. Before the plat- believed him.
are
vsithheld
by
the
editors
of
Le
stickers
which,
according
to
an
,
visible
through
the
cypress
form
sat
a
laborer
resembling
a
dropped their shovels and spades
here he was on his way Miroir, anti-Semitic Goglu publi- announcement in the very same TALENTED CANTOR, young and
and unharnessed the horses and branches which decorated it. Pea- prophet, who gazed at the artist to From
Haifa for a concert, where the
forceful speaker (Yiddish and Eng-
mules from the plows, and workers le and rocks were a medley of with enraptured eyes. As the fig- elite had long ago made a rush for cation, who refused to divulge this issue are being printed in the
lish) desires to make connection
hastened to wash and don clean b lack and white under the fiery ures clinging to the walls changed the box office. But this concert information when queried by the plant of the Goglu publications
for the High Holidays. ExtretnelY
representative
of
the
Jewish
Tele-
and
are
being
sold
for
the
purpose
modest fee. Cart furnish best of
coats and put up seats or rough heat of the tropical sun in the clear places, the grating of the pebbles was his own gift to the Jewish
references. Address Box 225, Jew-
graphic Agency.
of anti-Semitic propaganda.
boards on their carts. For that blue sky. Seated or standing or under weary feet blended with the laborers.
ish Chronicle.
The Goglus have gained an ally
"The date and the place of the
morning news had come that a clinging to atone walls, they were music.
I,
too,
left
and
caught
up
with
in
the
Guide,
a
publication
printed
anti-Semitic
conference
are
a
concert was to be held at nearby like thousands of white ants with
Nowhere and never has music
Ain Herod, that Jascha lleifetz, little black heads.
WHO SERVES BEST
made such an impression on me as the autos, since they plowed great secret," Adrien Aircand, ed- in Sf. Mary de Beauce. This sheet
the wonderful violinist. would play
Blue worker's garb, dusty, corn here under God's own blue sky, through the moh with greater diffi- itor of Le Miroir, informed the has published an article under the
'fo the colonists of Emek. This sandals on bare feet, Girls simply whither thousands and thousands culty than I. And Jascha Heifetz Jewish Telegraphic Agency cor- heading "Down with the Jews" in
By Georg. Alleander Kohut
which the Goglu campaign received
was the cause of the great hurry. clothed In white linen, women with of weary workers had made a pil- waved good-by, aaying "Auf Wied- respondent yesterday.
No sooner was the spare meal of babies in their arms. At the edge grimage that their souls, thirsty ersehen."
The anti-Semitic conference was hearty endorsation and well wishes In stern debate, all through the Tune in on WXYZ, Mon-
After an extensive search my made known by Le Miroir in the for a successful campaign against
mi k soup finished, than everyone of the quarry a Jewish shepherd for artistic beauty, might drink
night they strove—
day, August 22, at 6:30
ha tened to start out in order to in tattered garments, leaning on deep of music. Tears gathered in car was finally located, and its course of a renewed attack upon the Jews.
The sages of the Talmud, to record
load of fifteen passengers returned the Jews in its current issue.
What man deserved the favor of ro• m•
Hear
to the silent colony. to everyday
the Lord.
The anti-Semitic weekly, Le YEHUDI MENUHIN
life. Pedestrians followed carts Miroir, again devotes the greater
Even at the risk of presenting The ancient Rabbi Judah, he who
Rep. Robert D. Wardell
and riders with loud songs, and part of its latest issue to a series an old item I like to be sure that
throve
from the distance came sounds of of new and malignant accusations many raeders who perhaps missed On fasting and on •prayer, spoke In his straightforward, right-
a merrily-sung chalutz-melody.
from-the-shoulder manner tell
of one
against the Jews. Across the first an interesting news-bit like this
Home again. The horses were page of this sheet is the headline should have another opportunity Who lavished wealth, as worthy. Detroit the first of his two
read
it.
It
appears
in
Time:
unharnessed, while many expressed "Jews Are Dishonest" and in the to
"Nay," quoth Saul,
original ideas,
the opinion that the concert had following article the Jews are
"No admittance signs plastered The scribe and scholar, looming
That will provide work for
ben too simple. Perhaps a Brahma brand.merked as smugglers, white the doors of a room on the S. S.
gaunt and tall,
number would have been in order. slavers, usurers, incendiaries and Ile de France in mid-Atlantic. Be- "None but the wise is fit to look hundreds—
Acoustics were poor. And then responsible for every other crime hind the doors were the famed
Improve Detroit and Michigan
upon!"
s
they discussed Jascha Ileifetz's under the sun.
conductor, Arturo Toscanini and
—at no cost to the already
performance andtechnique. After
The article also lays claim that violinist, Yehudi Menuhin, 15. "Not so," exclaimed the zealot za- overburdened taxpayers.
this they went to rest, to grasp thei 88 per cent of all the commisars Every day while Yehudi played,
dak. "Place
handles of the plow and hammer and officials in Soviet Russia are Toscanini turned the pages. One Him first who best observes the Every Detroiter and par.
with renewed vigor on the mor-
evening
Conductor
Toscanini
pre-
Law! Lo, then was heard
titularly those who live in
Jews and states that "since the
row.
Jews have abandoned their Jeho- sented Yehudi in the first class A child's sweet voice which thrilled Wards 10, 12, 14 and 16—
the men who erred—
"This is the end of the story, vah for the Golden Calf" it has salon as the sole performer in the
ladies and gentlemen. This is the become their second natures to be ship's concert. The boy consented "To Him alone is vouchsafed God's
THE NEW FIFTEENTH
type of concert we have in the dishonest and corrupt and that is to play on condition that everyone
good grace
CONGRESSIONAL
Jewish
colonies. I think, madam, the reason why they are hated aboard be permitted to attend. Who renders loving service to his
After the Mill-End Sale They Will Return to the Regular Price of $219!
DISTRICT
I have answered your question re- and despised and have been driven Proceeds, $1,576."
kind!"—
—Charles
Joseph.
garding culture, have I not?"
And
ere
they
grasped
the
vision,
it
out from various countries. The
Will be profoundly interested.
declined.
The French lady rose, silently I French Canadians are therefore
"Loving kindness is greater than
clasped my hand, and taking the I warned not to have anything to
Clip this announcement out:
the law, and the charities of life
"Honor the Lord with what he pin it on the radio. It will be
Englishman's arm, stepped out on I do with the Jews.
are
more than all ceremonies."— has graciously given to thee."— worth your while.
the deck to look at the sea, which ' , • The same issue carries the con-
Peskita Rabbata.
had now calmed down. I remain- cocted stories concerning Weiz- The Talmud.
ed alone in the salon with the yel- mann, former president of the
low silken shades, waiting for World Zionist Organization, and
something—I knew not what. Per-s Karl Radek. communist leadee_ of
haps with closed eyes I was there Soviet Russia.
in the quarry again, waiting for
About the Zionist leader, the
.
.
some warm, sweet music to touch ! paper states:
my heart.
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On Friday evenings, the younger have been filtering through the
generation of Jews and Jewesses minds of the younger element of
of Detroit, for a number of weeks Jewry and in their confusion
wended their way towards the some have been drifting.
It must therefore be very
Shaarey Zedek synagogue, of
which Rabbi A. M. Hershman has gratifying to the elders of the
been the spiritual leader for close Shaarey Zedek congregation' of
this city—in existence-since 1862
to 25 years.
For thousands of years the —to see their spiritual leader,
synagogue has been in existence. Rabbi Hershman, a scholar of the
In it men gathered for spiritual highest order, instill and stimu-
communion. Women came also, late a fine sense of spiritual rev-
on special occasions, but the "main erence into what we have been
job" of praying for the family was accused of being—a "brass gen-
left to the man. When woman did eration."
Perhaps the year 1932 repre-
come, she sat behind a curtain, as
grandmother told me. Later sents a group of young people who
mother sat on a raised balcony are being reared In soberer, saner
away from the men, and today surroundings, and are therefore
daughter may sit alongside of son responding to more normal im-
and reach the heights of spiritual- pulses.
Surely to see a steady flow of
ity without awareness of sex
which Orthodox Jewry would have between 600 and 800 people, the
us believe was the raison d'etre younger predominating, coming
regularly to Friday night services
for separating them.
If my grandfather were alive for months, cannot be brushed
today, he would be shocked to see aside lightly with the explanation
men sitting alongside of women "curiosity. "
There must have been solid
in • Conservative synagogue,
which is but a step from the Or- Jewish training minus overbear-
ing
on the part of the old Detroit
thodox. But more than that, he
would be surprised to find they families to create such a firm Jew-
ish
background.
There evidently
were "young" men and women.
For, how many times did I hear was not too much of the wrong
kind
of
religion
from whence
him discuss despairingly with hie
cronies, the fact that American springs rebellion. It is a com-
mon
sight
to
see
here
gray-haired
Jewry was doomed—we were all
becoming "goyim." And instead, fathers and sons who have won
high
distinction
in
-the
world of
50 years later we have a renais-
achievement come regularly to
sance!
Sabbath services.
Religion has been attacked from
Dr. Abraham M. Hershman. the
the standpoint of history, and his- rabbi of Shaarey Zedek, has long
tory presumes progress. But his- been recognized as an authority of
, tory never presumes that a final learning, one of the rew men
stage has been reached, It cannot chosen by the Jewish Theological
he static, to remain so Is to die. I Seminary of America for an hon.
But. it has been proved that Ju- orary D. D. degree.
daism is not static, for in our
He has been Shaarey 7,edek'e
own time we have Conservatism spiritual leader for 25 years and
following Orthodoxy and Liberal- is still at the beginning of his
I ism following Conservatism. The service to Judaism.
cry has ron,e forth lately that Lib-
Rabbi Hershman leads the regu-
, eralisra has gone too far and is lar services every Sabbath morn-
•slowly retreating to what has ing and on alternate Friday eve-
been termed a "half-wav elation" nings, except during the summer
between Orthodoxy and Liberal- , months. Every other Friday 3
ism, L e., Conservatism.
'visiting rabbi or layman delivers
We used to talk about gradual an address. There is responsive
I changes and remark "what would reading and congregational sing-
our grandparents say of such and ing led by Cantor Elijah Zalud-
such"—"in the old days it was koweki. in which old and young
li n i k e. ut rh I 'w'but f ot ity ,
come join. Then comes a social half-
gen': nbgeefgn rceo
, hour in the assembly hall. where
have time to readjust ourselves to tea and cookies are served.
one AlrlhatnhgeLt there si oannsot rd. more
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