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THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH • NEWSPAPER PRINTED
AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
NEWSPAPER FOR
WAYNE COUNTY
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1932
REGISTRATION IN Prestige of House of Shelter
HEBREW SCHOOLS Threatened on 35th Anniversary
Recalls Efforts of Jewish Pioneers;
REACHES MAXIMUM History of Find Institution
Difficulty in Interesting Young Men
Centers Observe
Chief among the factors of disintegration is the lack of com-
Registration of new pupils in all munity interest. Board members are in complete charge of the
the branches of the United Hebrew Home, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to recruit new board
Schools, which commenced with the
members. As aged board mem-
re-opening of the schools immedi-
bers decease, other venerable pa-
ately alter Labor Day, has kept
triarchs are added. It seems im-
up at ouch rate that in some cases
possible to recruit the younger
it has already reached the maxi-
men in the community, perhaps
mum. In the Oakland branch, Del-
because the younger men prefer
mar and Westminster, where the
philanthropic affiliations of cur-
capacity of the school is approxi-
rently recognized vital importance
mately 300, the enrollment has al- Rabbi Harry Nelson to De- to the community and offering
ready reached 285. In the other
opportunities for dramatic
liver Sermons at Supple- greater
schools, especially in the larger
achievement and recognition.
mentary Services.
ones, the Philadelphia-Byron, the
3900-Year-Old Tradition.
Parkeide-Midland, and Tuxedo-
—
Furthermore, the younger men
lioimur, preparations are being
Congregation
Shaarey
Zedek
an- have found themselves uncomfor-
nounces
that
Rabbi
Har
Nelson
made for a much larger attendance
ry
than last year.
of Gary, Ind., will be the visiting table serving on boards where He-
knowledge and erudition
In order to take advantage of rabbi at the supplementary services braic
in the past been naturally
these arrangements, which involve to be conducted during the High
as important prerequis-
a good deal of preparation, par- lloly Days in the social hall of accepted
ites for membership. This was
ents must register their children
shown when members of the House
immediately, without any delay, so
of Shelter board, after having had
as to give the schools ample time
poor success in interesting young
to prepare rooms and classify the
men generally, tried to interest
children. Even the smaller schools,
their own sons. The unfavorable
such as the branch at Ferry and
results were keenly felt.
St. Antoine, the Six Mile Road
The future has not always
School at Brush and Minnesota. the
seemed
too grim to those ardent
Vernor Highway School at Wen-
members of the House of Shelter
dell avenue, and the Michigan
who
are
carrying on the spirit of
Avenue School at Michigan and
"Hachnosas Orchim." Behind the
Twenty-ninth, anticipate a much
35-year
history
in Detroit of this
larger attendance than heretofore.
institution Iles a traditional his-
Adult Classes.
tory for Jews of approximately
Classes for adults in various sub-
3900 years.
jects, such as Hebrew language,
In the eyes of the observingsand
both elementary and advanced,
orthodox Jew, the traditional con-
Jewish history in English, Yiddish,
cept of sheltering the wanderer
and other subjects, which were or-
and providing for his immediate
ganized last year at the Philadel-
wants started with Abraham, as
phia-Byron School, with the co-
appears in Genesis 18, 2-9. There
operation of Young Israel, will re-
it is recorded that Abraham .. .
open during the coming fall with
"lifted up his eyes and looked, and
a much larger personnel and many
lo, three men stood over against
more subjects will be included in
him; and when he saw them, he
the curriculum of studies. The for-
ran to meet them from the tent
mal opening of these adult classes
RABBI HARRY NELSON
door, and bowed down to the
will take place Tuesday evening,
Oct. 18, -the second day of Chol the synagogue, Chicago boulevard earth, and said: 'My lord, If now
Ilamoed Succoth. The teachers who and-Lawton avenue. Rabbi Nelson, I have fotind favour in thy sight,
took charge of the work last year who is a graduate of the Jewish pass not away, I pray thee, from
were: A. D. Markson, history; Theological Seminary, and who thy servant. Let now a little
Ruth Ticktin and Elkan Buchhal-
water be fetched, and wash your
ter, elementary Hebrew; Leah comes here highly recommended by feet, and recline yourselves under
Pike, advanced Hebrew; A. Lech- his teachers, will deliver the ser- the tree. And I will fetch a mor-
over, Yiddish.
mons at the supplementary services. sel of bread, and stay ye your
In addition to the adult classes,
Cards for these services can be heart; after that ye shall pass on;
plans are now being completed by
forasmuch as ye are come to your
the Hebrew Schools, in conjunction secured at the office of the syna- servant.' And they said: "So do,
with the educational committee of gogue daily, and from the commit- as thou hast said.' And Abraham
the alumni association of the tee in charge on Sunday mornings hastened into the tent unto Sarah,
schools, to organize classes for from 10 to 12 or Wednesday eve- and said: Take ready quickly
adolescent boys and girls.
measures of fine meal, knead
nings from 7:30 to 9:30. There is three
Hisch Holy Day Services.
It, and make cakes.' And Abraham
High lloly Day services will be a nomnial fee of $5 for each ad-
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held under the auspices of the Uni- mission card. It is urged that
ted Hebrew Schools at the Phila- reservations be made at once.
delphia-Byron, where Cantor L.
Rev. J. Silverman, well-known
Klein of Cleveland will officiate; at
the Parkside-Midland and at the Detroit cantor, will officiate at the
Tuxedo-liolmur, where the broth- supplementary services.
era, George and Joseph Cantor, as-
The main services will be con-
sisted by a specially prepared choir,
' ducted by Cantor Jacob Sonenklar,
will officiate.
In addition to the usual congre- who has already assumed his duties Chosen Cantor of Congrega-
giants that the Cantor brothers will at the Shaarey Zedek, and the ser-
tion for Ninth Consecu-
have at the Tuxcdo-ilolmur, they mono will be delivered by Dr. A.
tive Term.
will have as their guest their own
M. Hershman, rabbi of the congre-
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Congregation B'nai Moshe, at a
recent meeting, re-elected Cantor
A. A. Rosenfeld for his ninth con-
secutive term with the congrega-
tion.
Coming to Detroit from New
York, where he held an important
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B'NAI MOSHE AGAIN
ELECTS ROSENFELD
Formation of Hechalutz Branch for
Palestine Pioneers is Planned Here
Proclamation to Jewish Youth of Detroit Issued by
Hashomer Hatzoir; Speedy Action Urged in
Preparation for Settlement of Chalutzim.
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Constitution Da:
in This Philanthropy.
See Need for Building Addi-
tional Rooms To Accomo.
The picturesque Detroit House of Shelter, a home for
date Children.
the wa'farer and transient, now faces its thirty-fifth birth-
day with the suspicion that its future in this city will prob-
WILL RESUME ADULT
ably be less glorious than its past.
CLASSES ON OCT. 18
The dignity and peace of the House of Shelter, the
oldest Jewish philanthropic orgAnization extant in Detroit
High Holy Day Services To today, are being sadly disrupted by the recognition that it is now
Be Held in Three School
merely a matter of years before the aociety must relinquish its
prestige of former years.
Branches.
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Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
VOL. XXXIV. NO. 17
PC
40 IN MICHIGAN
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The 145th anniversary of the
adoption of the Constitution of
the United States will be ob-
served during Constitution
W e e k, beginning Saturday,
Sept. 17, by Jewish Centers, in-
eluding Y. M. IL A.'s and
Y. W. H. A.'s throughout the
United States. The National
Jewish Welfare Board, with
which the local associations are
affiliated, has issued a bulletin
which contains instructions for
conducting mass celebrations
and club programs in commem-
oration of this historical event.
There are included subjects for
group discussions and addresses,
appropriate selections in prose
and verse, and suggestions for
motion pictures and slides,
songs and tableaux.
PERFECT PLAN FOR "The Man Without a Grave" JEWISH GENERAL
PLANTING DETROIT Seek Fund for Purpose of Removing Body of Late Boris ,HEADS AUSTRIAN
His Body Lies Unburied
in Kansan City Morgue.•
PALESTINE FOREST Schatz to Palestine;
DEFENSE GROUPS
The body of Boris Schatz, who
Irwin I. Cohn Is Chairman gave
his life to the cause of Jew
of Local Project of
lab art, still lies unburied in a
National Fund.
morgue in Kansas City. On March
22, in a Denver hospital, Prof
ORGANIZATIONS HOLD Schatz went to his eternal rest
out in mind and sick in body
CONFERENCE SUNDAY worn
from the tedious task of trying
to raise money for his beloved
Detroit Wood To Be Part of Bezalel School which he founded
Washington Forest in
in Jerusalem over 25 years ago.
For many months Boris Schatz
Palestine.
and his son, Bezalel, have been
Irwin I. Cohn, attorney, mem- touring through various cities in
ber of the board of directors of the United States with an exhibi-
Congregation Shaarey Zedek and tion of their work, in the hope of
active worker in numerous local
fund-raising efforts, has been chosen
PRENZLA'UER GROUP
PROJECT IS LAUDED
PISGAH DRIVE FOR
DIAMOND JUBILEE
ADOLPH ("DADDY") FREUND
live in B'nai B'rith for over 60
years, has accepted the honorary
chairmanship of the drive, which
has Dr. Victor Droock, past presi-
dent, as chairman, with Samuel
B. Keene as co-chairman.
As a special inducement to can-
didates of this class, they will be
guests of the lodge at the ban-
quet to be given in connection
with the jubilee program.
Monday, Sept. 19, at 8:30 p. m.,
the first open meeting of this term
of the lodge will be held at the
Maccabee auditorium, and a card
party will follow. The public is
invited.
BETH EL RECEIVING
MANY NEW MEMBERS
New Applicants Motivated by
Desire To Enroll Children
in Religious School.
With the approach of the Ili h
Holy Days and the opening of the
Beth El School of Religion, many
new members are joining Temple
Beth El. Many of the new appli-
cants for membership are motivated
by the desire to insure a religious
The hospitalization project spoil.
gored by the Eva Prenzlauer Ser-
vice Group was lauded on Wed=
nesday as one of the most im-
portant current relief efforts spon-
sored in this city.
Mrs. Rose M. Lipson, director
of the Jewish Social Service Bu-
reau, urging wide support in the
community for this project, in-
formed The Detroit Jewish Chron-
icle that a commendable piece of
work was accomplished during the
past year and that the plan Is
to continue this effort during the
coming winter.
LATE PROF. BORIS SCHATZ
28 Women Hospitalised.
During the past year, Mrs. Lip-
the
required money. But while
son stated, 28 women were hospi- the exhibit
is well received wher-
talized and by special arrange- ever he goes,
only a small amount
ment with Women's Hospital each
the money has been contrib-
was given 10 days' care. Because of
uted.
confinements at home were found
An appeal Is being made to those
to be inadvisable and impossible,
who appreciate Boris
these mothers and their children persons
Schatz' martyrdom for the cause
were provided with expert and ex. of Jewish art to contribute to
cellent care. Prior to confine- the fund which Is being raised for
ments, a month's pre-natal care the purpose of removing his body
was given each mother.
to Palestine. Contributions to
Mrs. Lipson stated that the sup- the "Schatz Burial Fund" may be
port of the community is impor- sent in care of Charles Shohl,
tant for this venture. She said First National Bank Bldg., Cin-
that numerous letters_ from the cinnati,
mothers thus assisted, expressing
their gratitude, are proving a Z. 0, A. Arranging Sante Re-
source of encouragement to the
mains Transferal.
workers in the Eva Prenzlauer
NEW YORK.— ( J. T. A. )-
Service Group.
Morris Rothenberg, president of
Give Affair To Raise Funds.
Additional service is offered by (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
the organization through a special
committee, headed by Mrs. Sarah
Eisler, and women eager for birth PEISER WILL ADDRESS
control information are given ev- i JEWISH RADIO FODUM
ery possible assistance. Arrange-
ments are made whereby mothers
Kurt Peiser executive director
of the Detroit Jewish
J
Welfare Fed-
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i 1 spea k-
pr ps
er of the Jewish Radio Forum over
Station WJBK, Sunday, Sept. 18,
from 2:30 to 3 p. m. Mr. Peltier
will speak on the subject "Social
Work Impressions of Dettroit."
The program will also feature
Rabbi Leon Fram of Temple Beth
El in a "Question and Answer
Pioneer Resident was Shea- Forum." The musical program will
present Rhoda Zahavie, dramatic
rey Zedek Reader of Law soprano
and Luclenne Monfort,
for 40 Years.
pianist. Aaron Kurland, attorney
and chairman of the Forum, will
Isaac Weinstein, pioneer Detroit preside. "
Jewish resident and for many years
an outstanding leader in the Or-
thodox community, died Wednes-
day night at his home, 1125 Long-
fellow, after a prolonged illness.
IRWIN I. COHN
chairman of the project for the
planting of a Detroit wood in the
Washington Forest in Palestine.
Announcement of his appointment
and acceptance was made ,Wed-
nesday by Leon Kay, president of
the Detroit Council of the Jewish
National Fund, under whose aus-
pices the project is being directed.
Mr. Cohn will be assisted in his
effort by a large committee com-
posed of representatives from the
Jewish National Fund and its
auxiliary, the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, Iladassah, Junior Ila-
dassah, Mizrachi, Mizrachi Hat-
zoir, Hashomer Hatzoir, Young
Israel and a score of other or-
ganizations and congregations.
Definite plans for the project,
which aims to secure subscriptions
for a minimum of 1,000 trees at
$1.50 a tree, will be made at a
meeting of the committee on Wed-
nesday evening, at Jewish National
Fund headquarters, 9036 Twelfth
street,
In addition to individual solici-
tations for the Washington Forest,
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JEWISH HISTORY
IN U. S. WRITTEN
BY 2 DETROITERS
ISAAC WEINSTEIN
CALLED BY DEATH
"The Jews Come To America" by
Paul Masserman and Max Baker
Issued by Bloch Publishing Co.
Bloch Publishing Co., 31 West
Thirty-First street, New York,
this week published "The Jews
Come To America" by Paul Mas-
german and Max Baker, two De-
troiters.
The authors, in their preface,
explain that their work is intended
as an elementary study of the 400
years of Jewish history in this
country. Commencing their story
with the discovery of America, the
authors briefly view the story of
the Spanish inquisition and its
effects upon Jewish participation
in the early settlement of this
continent.
"The Jews Come To America"
then proceed.s to cover, in 455
An important and interesting Mountains, one of the most im-
statement and appeal, issued by portant resolutions adopted was
the Detroit Hanhaga of Hashomer that which urged all bogrim (adult
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llatzir of North America, an- members of the organization) to
nounces the initiation of plans for participate actively in Hechalutz
the formation of a Detroit Chat- branches wherever they exist, or
utzim movement for future set- to take the initiative in organizing
tiers in Palestine. The starement such branches where they do not
is signed by Levi Shapiro, seem- as yet exist. This resolution was
tarp; Aaron Reitman, Efraim Tik- based on the practical require-
tin, Rachel Novog and Jeremiah manta of those bogrim who already
Haggai for Bibutz Aliya flasks- belong to a Shomer 'kibutz aliyand
mer Hatzair. The statement reads: 'that is, to the Diaspora nucleus
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"Jewish young men and women of those Shomrim who will settle
who 'seriously contemplate going to in Palestine as one communal
Your friends in Detroit and throughout the State of
Palestine as pioneers will be inter- group, it being obviously Impor-
Michigan will read your Greeting if you insert it
ested to know that initial steps tant, and hence required by the
among the
have been taken toward the found- organization, that such people be-
ing of a Detroit branch of the long to the central federation of
NEW YEAR GREETINGS
Wrrlei Ilechalutz Organization. the Jewish Pioneer Movement for
CANTOR A. A. ROSENFELD
"Ilechlutz (The Pioneer) has Palestine.
to be published in The Detroit Jewish Chronicle
for the past decade enabled thou-
In accordince with this resolu- position, Cantor Rosenfeld made a
sands of Jewish youth who cher- tier the Detroit Ken (nest) of
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
!shed the hope of working to re- Hasnomer
L
Hatzair has approached host of friends here. He was ac-
build the Jewish homeland to the actual task of helping organ- tive for several years in the
announcements should be in early to
All
Halevy-liazomir
Singing
Society
translate vague dreams and nn- he such a branch of Hechalutz.
and participated in numerous com-
assure proper classification. The charge
certain
longings
concrete
reality by
outlining into
for them
the Official
communications are being I munal activities. Ile is at present
O
for these notices is $1.
actual course of preparation to sent out to the Poale-Zion Youth i acting chairman of the Cantors'
and various other Zionist and gen-
b e undergone prior to leaving for eral Jewish Youth groups in the Association of Detroit.
Fill out the coupon and mail NOW to
Cantor Rosenfeld held his first
Palestine. It has been the means , c i ty inviting such of their mem-
position in Budapest, where he be-
of their acquiring social and agri-
came cantor at the age of 19. Ile
cultural
training, Hebrew
learning
useful bets
as are seriously
interested
trades, studying
language
and willing,
to co-operate
in the studied at the Yeshiva of Press-
Do Not Delay, Attend to This at Once
creation of the local branch.
burg and in New York studied un-
and culture, acquainting them-
Rapid Action Demanded.
der Alfredo Martino.
selves with world problems in gen-
"No less earnest, however, is
For three year held • position
eral. It has actually helped in- ou r appeal to those many Jewish
in New York
To The Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
dividual Chalutzim create the young people in Detroit who, de- with Emunath Israel was
with Ohab
and
for two years
material means wherewith to go spite their failure to affiliate Zedek
Herewith enclosed find one dollar for which
of the Bronx. He returned
to Palestine. liechalutz Is • vast t h emsel ves openly with any youth to Europe
in 1922 to study with
you may print my New Year Card in the special New
world-wide
federation
to which
may
belopg both
individuals
who organization, nevertheless are con. Professor Schick in the Budapest
Year Number of The Detroit Jewish Chronicle Sep-
a deep, potent desire to
and w as
desire
to or
settle
in members
Palestine of as participate
elm of In the epic of Jewish Conservatory of Music
tember 30, 1932.
workers,
senior
offered a position for life in the
v 0 wed Pioneer organizations, national and social rebirth. The Ilungarian capital, but turned it
•
down on account of the activities
such as Ilashomer Hatzoir or Gor- with
present
In heavy
Jewish chain
history.
Name
its period
endless,
of
I onia—for whim, in fact, entrance persecution and decline. brooks no of the anti-Semitic Awakening
yars.
Into Hechalutz is obligatory.
delay, no wavering. It demands M an
Three years ago, Cantor Rosen-
Address
huh. to- ■ mwation.
rapid, decisive, direct action. Hie- feld conducted a radio hour here
"At the recent convention of tory requires that Jewish youth with the late Rev. II. Milkovsky.
the American Hashomer HatultIrt rally to the standard. It is well
During the High Holy Day ger-
held three weeks ago near Earlton. to answer this summons now, vol-
y
ait the Bina' Moshe Cantor
N. Y., at the conclusion of the two untarily, fired by idealism, rather vi
' by a
Rosenfeld
will be assisted
c"
weeks' moehevet m'nahalim (lead. (Turn
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of
15.
to Page Optiostta Edited/1)
us' training camp) hi the Catskill
HINDENBURG SCORED
FOR ASSURING JEWS
---
Ludendorff Angry Because
President Said Rights Will
Not Be Infringed.
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.) — General
Emil Sommer, famous war time
Jewish general, has taken over the
leadeiship of the Jewish Self De-
fense in Austria in connection with
his election as chief of the Union
of Jewish Soldiers.
The Union held its first organ-
izing meeting today with the par-
ticipation of more than a thou-
sand delegates, representing Jew-
ish Veterans Unions.
General Sommers considers that
one of the major undertakings of
the organization will be to protect
the life and property of the Jews
against the anti-Semites.
Two sons of General Sommers
are enrolled as members of the
Jewish Self Defense.
Ludendorff 9
Hindenburg
• BERLIN.—(J. T A.) — Presi-
dent Paul von Hindenburg is
scored by General Eric von Lu-
dendorff, famous German war
commander, who since the conclu-
sion of the war has achieved noto-
riety as an anti-Semite, in a
signed article in his organ, Volk-
swede, for expressing opposition
to any limitation of the political
and religious rights of the Jews
in Germany.
General von Ludendorff criti-
cizes the President for offering
such assurances to the Jews while
complaints addressed to him by
patriotic German organibations,
he alleges, have been ignored.
D
berg Incident.
Lieutenant - Colonel Theodor
Duesterberg, a leader of the mon-
archist 'Steel Helmet Society of
German war vetrans, and defeated
candidate of Dr. Alfred Hagen-
berg's Nationalist Party for the
presidency of Germany, Acknowl-
edged that he comes from Jewish
stock at a meeting of the praesid-
!um of the "Stahihelm" where he
resigned his office in the leader-
ship of the organization,
The Nationalist leader stated:
"I actually originate from Jews,
but I have only now learned that
fact myself."
The statement by Deusterberg
comes after an attack upon him
in the Nazi organ, Der Angriff,
and the organ of General Eric
von Ludendorff, Volkswarte, where
he Is denounced as being descend-
ed from Jews.
It is learned that the father of
Duesterberg was named Abraham
Selig, while the father of his moth-
er was Wolf Caspary, who served
as the president of the Paderborn
Jewish community.
Point to Absurdity.
Der Angriff, in Its attack upon
Duesterberg, declared that he was
the grandson of a Jewish physician
named Selig Abraham, who was
an observing Jew at the time of
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Verdict To Be Given by Rabbinical Court of Appeals;
Jewish Women's Equal Rights Association Are
Battling in Defense of Yemenite's Wife.
lash
litEpgritordtwunffiftwaz
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
Emil Sommer Holds Major
Duty of Veterans Is To
Protect Jewish Life.
Jerusalem Yemenite Leader Demands
Right to Polygamy in Divorce Suit
The Only Way In Which To
Greet All Your Friends
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raising enough money to re-open
the school. Now, after his death,
word is received that the school
has been re-opened.
Prof. Schatz did not live to see
the fulfillment of his one great
hope. Nor, it seems, will his last
wish, which was to be buried in
Palestine, be realized. Twelve
hundred dollars is the amount re-
quired to transport the body from
its present resting place in Kansas
City to the land where Boris
Schatz lived and worked to give
to the Jews of the world a fresh
view-point regarding the artistic
contribution which Palestine could
make to a world civilization.
Today Bessie! Schatz is tour-
ing the country with the art ex-
hibit of his and his father's work,
in the desperate hope of raising
Hospitalization Work Called
an Important Local
Relief Effort.
Seeks To Double Member-
ship on Occasion of
75th Anniversary.
As part of a nation-wide move-
ment to increase the membership
of B'nai B'rith, Pisgah LodgOo.
34 is launching a drive locally,
designed to double the present
membership of the lodge. In com-
memoration. of the seventy-fifth
anniversary of Pisgah Lodge, oc-
curing in November, the clam will
be known as the Diamond Jubilee
Class.
Adolph ("Daddy") Freuni a
past president of the lodge an of
the district Grand Lodge, and ac-
Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents
I
J ERUSA LEM.— (J.T.A.) — The
I an interest in Palestine develop-
right of Yemenite Jews residing ment • parcel of land in his col-
in Palestine to practice polygamylony was sold.
was put forth by one of the most
The area sold is 480 dunams of
prominent leaders of the Yemen-1 orange groves of the colonies of
ite Community who appeared be- i Petach Tikva and Riehon LeZion.
fore the Rabbinical Court of Ap-; The territory was sold to a silk
peals against his wife, who refused ' manufacturer, Zachs, for the sum
to permit him to marry a eecond I of $150,000.
wife, and demanded a divorce on 1
To Establish Bile Colony.
this ground. 1 A colony named Bilu is to be
, By request of the Central Corn-I established in Palestine by the
' mittee of the Jewish Women'slGeneral Zionists here.
Equal Rights Association, Dr. 13.I The colony is to be established
Joseph appeared before the court in celebration of the fiftieth anni-
in behalf of the wife. The as-- 1 versary of the first Bilu settlers.
Arabs Won 'l lents Jews.
gument of the husband was that
The Arab Executive declined to
the Yemenites, being Eastern
invite Jewish repreeentativea to
Jews,
are
permitted
to
have
more
ISAAC WEINSTEIN
participate in the Palestine Arab
than one wife.
He would have been 81 years old
Dr. Joseph pointed out that the Exhibit planned for 1933.
A suggestion that the Jews be
next week.
applicant's influential position In
Mr. Weinstein was for more thanthe Yemenite Community made Invited to take part in the exhibit
40 years the Baal Kore (Reader of the case a very important one be- had been made by the Palestine
government.
the Torah)
of Congregation cause of the example it set.
Say Samaritan Priest Against
Shaarey Zedek. Honoring him oni
Urge New Marriage Laws.
Balfour Declaration.
the occasion of his completion of I The verdict of the Rabbinical
40 years of service as Reader, Court of Appeals has not yet been I Some surprise is occasioned
here
by the publication In the
Shaarey Zedek, in January of 1928,1 issued
i
and the Jewish Women's !
presented him with a gold watch' i Equal Rights Association in Pales- Falastin, Arab nationalist publics,
ariar
tii in th s
ig fhan ae lle
stge o f f d tl i t i le teiv aim ew
and with an engrossed resolution I tine is looking forward to it with ; i t i o en,Ho
as a testimonial marking his re- 1 great interest.
deoieli
... .rnegin
th atn ter is quoted as
tirement from office. The resolution i i In connection with this case, the I wh.
. Weinstein
a life Jewish
'
conferred
upon in
Mr. the
'"
membership
synagogue
Women's Equal Rights As - 1 ' a B '''e
ancelglot trot
0 u t r ha
h l;te CF I l a ttio on n t ere
ar
l
e
f
.
hat
lacted
I by
encon
iati urges that
laws
en
be rehabill
W t
Th ereaer,
ft h owever, M
r. einsein
su
the government prohibiting ta g ted as the Jewish
national home-
on numerous occasions continued
marriage under Inc age of 16 land under a Jewish government
to act as Reader.
V •
ar-
Funeral services were held hi hwould eliminatechild
The Samaritans are • small
Thursday afternaon at Mr. %rill- rine, and the punishment of big-
late
residence.
Interment
amy
as
a
crime
would
improve
the
m:174
stein's
j e e x i t ih n cred:fla ' sserartedc a o tim ng
Rs 722 before the common era,
was in Clover 11111 Park Cemetery. matrimoni i al I conditions n P a les- I from
h I
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiated.
who live strictly after in
Wauchopee Gift to Habinsah. iTorah and who have permitted no
Surviving Mr. Weinstein are two
The Palestine High Commission- modern adaptations to enter the
Iona. Louis and Samuel; eight
daughters t Mrs. A. E. Bofsky, Miss es-, Sir Arthur Grenfell Wauchope,
and customs of their exist
[reds Weinstein, Mrs. Esther Solo- promised a Ilabimah delegation a Debit
•
Mon, Mrs. Joneph N. Keidan. Mrs. contribution of f50 to ita construe.
The viewpoint
of this religious
fund.
Harry 'Ketsmen, MistSadie Wein- . The
fund is to be utilized forsect is not considered of any vital
stein, all of Detroit and Mrs. Sam-
l
the because of the smal-
play- I importance,
oel Lanaki of Chicago and Mrs. the purpose of erecting •
group, but It to cau s-
of astonishment in view of
ne" some
Hy Bialosky of Cleveland; nine- , house for the Habimah company 1 ling
teen grandchildren, two great- 1 in Tel Aviv.
the fact that man Arill1Sh bodice
h
b h
'
)dies
have belted the
Eitzil Weinstein of Goshen, Incl.,' For the first time sines Baron'