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NEWSPAPER FOR

WAYNE COUNTY

VOL,

Important Statement Made
by Henry Wineman on
Federation's Status.

POINTS TO EXISTING
DEFICIT OF $20,000

Declares It Serious Problem
as to Where Future Funds
Will Come From.

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XXX1V. NO. 19

MAY HAVE TO USE
EARMARKED FUNDS
FOR RELIEF WORK

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AN OFFICIAL

In a statement discussing the
present status of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation of Detroit and the
position of the relief agencies,
Henry Wineman, chairman of the
board of directors of the Federa-
tion, declares that as a result of
the economic crisis and the deficit
created it may become necessary
to use funds "earmarked" for
other purposes to aid the needy
and unemployed.
Declaring that the Federation
is faced by a serious problem, Mr.
Wineman states:
"The financial support for the
unemployment emergency relief
work of the Jewish Social Service
Bureau has been financed by the
Jewish Welfare Federation—$35,-
000 having been raised in the
campaign of 1931 and $25,000 in
the 1932 campaign. However, the
demands upon these funds have
been no great that the amount al-
lotted for the entire fiscal year
of 1932 has been nearly all ex-
pended, and we are now faced
with a deficit of $20,000 to $25,-
000. It is indeed a serious prob-
lem a3 to where the funds are corn-
ing from, for the Jewish Welfare
Federation has confined itself to
one fund-raising campaign each
year, and as it believes the policy
for one campaign each year must
be adhered to for the protection
of the community, it has no source
for additional funds."
Mr. Wineman's statement re-
garding the use of earmarked
funds for relief work follows;
"True, the Federation has funds
raised for other purposes, such as
the Jewish Center site, which
funds must be held inviolate, be-
cause they are earmarked for the
proposed Jewish Center. Only with
the consent of the subscribers
could such funds be used for other
purposes. Possibly we shall be
driven to such an extremity. De-
troit Jews have always taken care
of their own, and a way must, and
most likely will, be found. In the
meantime, the relief work must
go on. Let us hope that future
improved business conditions will
relieve the pressure. At any rate,
wo know and feel that we have the
whole Jewish community back of
us in case of emergency."
Approximately ;80,000 remains
in the Jewish Center fund, to
which Mr. Wineman makes refer-
ence.

Per Year, $3,00; Per Cop y ; 10 Cents

Mayor of Montreal Also
Condemns Anti-Semitism

Jewish Agency Asks for
6,750 Immigration Visas

MONTREAL.—(J. T, A.)—
Mayor Fernand Rinfret of Mon-
treal, former Minister of State
in the Liberal government,
added his voice to the con-
demnation of the anti-Semitic
campaign of the Goglu publi-
cations uttered by political
leaders,
Addressing a meeting of the
local B'nai B'rith, Mayor Rin-
fret expressed satisfaction that
the anti-Semitic agitation had
been exposed and indicted by
Justice Desaulniers. Ile stated
his regret moreover that no ju-
dicial action against these pa-
pers is possible.

JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—
Six thousand, seven and fifty
immigration certificates are re-
quested from the Palestine gov-
ernment by the Jewish Agency
Executive for the period of Oc-
tober to March, the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency learns from a
reliable source.
If these are granted, the total
will represent the largest ap-
proved by the Palestine govern-
ment since 1926, when 10,000
immigration certificates were
issued.
The Jewish Agency execu-
tive asked 2,760 certificates for
the last six month period and
received! 2,000.

BETH EL COLLEGE
WILL OPEN OCT. 17

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Report Insufficient Accom-
modations in Russia for
Holy Day Services.

plans for the convention and to
organize the state for this meeting.
Mr. Shetzer announced the ap-
pointment of Miss Jeanette Stein-
berg as chairman of the registra-
tion committee and Mrs. Joseph
IL Ehrlich and Theodore Levin as
co-chairmen of the reception com-
mittee.
6fr. Shetzer stated that more
than 20 communities in the state
are expected to send delegates.
The convention, he stated; is to

Reform, Conservative and Or.
thodox congregations expect over-
flow attendances at the Holy Day
services, to be ushered in at sun-
down on Friday, Sept. 30.
The rabbis of Temple Beth El
have announced their New Year
subjects, On New Year's eve, Dr.
Leo M. Franklin will speak In the
main auditorium of the Temple on
the subject, "Testing Days," Rabbi
Leon Fram, officiating at the sup-
plementary services, will speak
under the title, "Festival." On
New Year's morning, Rabbi Fram
will occupy the pulpit in the main
temple auditorium and speak on
the subject "The Miracle of Life."
Dr. Franklin, preaching at the sup-
plementary services in the social
hall, will speak on the subject,
"Why Go On?"
Temple Yom Kippur Service.
The Temple is anticipating a
large number of worshipers, espe-
cially at the Yom Kippur Eve sees-
ices. The social hall of the Temple,
which accomodates more than 1,000
people, will receive all those who
are not regularly affiliated with any
synagogue and who wish to worship
at the Temple. A nominal fee will
be charged.
The Yom Kippur Eve services
will begin promptly at 7 o'clock
Sunday night, Oct. 9, and at 10
o'clock Monday morning, Oct. 10.
Dr. Franklin and Rabbi Fram will
alternate In preaching in the main
auditorium and at the supplemen-
tary services.
Rabbi Hershman 's Sermons.
Rabbi A. M. Ilershman will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek at the services in
the main auditorium and will de-
liver two sermons during Rosh
Hashonah. His topic on Satur-
day morning will be "Elements of
Stability amid t h e Prevailing
Chaos•' On Sunday morning his
topic will be "The Pardurance of
Our Jewish World."
Rabbi Harry Nelson of Gary,
Ind., accepted the Invitation of
Congregation Shaarey Zedek to
address the worshipers during the
holidays. His topic on Saturday
will be "The Constant Refrain"
and on Sunday "A People's To-
morrow."
Cantor Jacob Sonenklar, for-
merly of Chicago and recently
elected to the Shaarey Zedek post
here, will officiate during the Holy
Days at the services in the main

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Simon Shetzer, chairman of the
committee in charge of arrange-
ments for the Michigan State
Zionist Conference to be held in
Detroit on Oct. 30, on Tuesday
announced the appointment of a
number of committees to complete

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SPINOZA'S ANCESTORS'
GRAVES ARE VISITED

AMSTERDAM.—(J. T. A.)—A
group of pilgrims here to celebrate
the tercentenary of the birth of
Baruch Spinoza, Jewish philoso-
pher, visited the graves of Spin-
oza's ancestors.
The graves are situated in the
Sephardic Jewish cemetery in
Ouderkerk near Amsterdam.

Rabbi Wise Would Bar from Jewish Life
Jews Who Base Views on Gentile Opinion

NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.)—Jews among Jews as a people?" he
who base their judgments of what asked,
"What I said in Geneva I am
Jews should do on what non-Jews
may say or do were advised to get prepared to say again and again
out of Jewish life by Rabbi Ste- and I should be ready to go to
phen S. Wise of the Free Syna- Berlin to say it even there," he
gogue in an address delivered at challenged. "The high and cour-
the first Sunday services in Car- teous slogan of the Ilitlerites is
'Judaea Perish!' There is a two-
negie Hall this fall.
Rabbi Wise's statement, with- fold answer to be made. Judaea
out referring to Rabbi Samuel will not perish. Peoples that cry
Schulman of Temple Emanu-el by 'Judaea Perish' may perish even
name, was a reply to the latter's as many of them have perished!"
Dr. Schulman'. Statement.
attack upon the Geneva Jewish
The most promising instrument
Congress and the American Jew-
ish Congress in a statement to for the expression of Jewish unity
the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. is today the Jewish Agency for
"Those who are prepared to Palestine, according to Dr. Sam-
form their judgment of what Jews uel Schulman, rabbi of Temple
should do on the ground of what Emanuel, in the statement to
non-Jews may say and do should which Dr. Wise alluded.
Dr. Schulman has recently re-
get out of Jewish life, taking their
base pusillanimity with them and turned from Europe where he at-
tended
the meeting of the Admin-
leaving it to Jews with courage
and decent self-respect to counsel istrative Committee of the Jew-
and lead in Jewish affairs," said ish Agency held In London.
This meeting, he said, showed
Rabbi Wise, who is the honorary
president of the American Jewish the possibility of co-operation be-
tween
the Zionists and non-Zion-
Congress which took the initiative
in convening the Geneva confer- ists in the Agency. It also was
brought
out in the general dis-
ence.
cussion that the Agency should
Sorrowful Jewish Story.
be strengthened, he stated.
"Sorrow and pride would have
Dr. Schulman expressed the
touched your hearts if you could viewpoint that while at present
have heard at Geneva," he said. the Jewish Agency "is an instru-
"the story of Jewish life, as it mentality for promoting the up-
must be lived by more than half building of Jewish Palestine, irre-
of the Jews of the world. Sorrow spective of opinion on the fnuda-
for their lot and pride in the dig- mental principles which divide
nity and courage with which that Zionists from non-Zionists, it can
tragic lot is borne. Above all, also become the clearing house of
pride in the tone and spirit of thought for many other Jewish
these Geneva deliberatiqns, delib- problems and can quietly and ef-
erations worthy of any parliament fectively bring about a real union
in the world. And yet the com- of the active efficient forces in
plaint is made by a rabbinical
life. "
tourist to Europe that 'practical Jewish
Dr. Schulman scored the con-
men' were missing, practical men I ference in Geneva, which he
being nothing more than a pars- termed "A last gasp in Jewish na-
phrase for 'money bags.' The tionalism, as it Is passing away,"
'practical men' have not seemed and asserted that it played into
quite so effective and illuminating the hands of the Hitlerites.
in recent years and the notion
He praised the Zionists' depart-
that 'only money talks' has not
Vet quite inflected all of Jewish ure from the rule of voting en
bloc at the meeting of the Agency
life.
Administrative Committee.
"Our life, our faith, our tradi-
Discussing the conference in
tion, our dreams, all of these we Geneva where the convening of a
would have had to abandon be- world Jewish congress in the sum-
cause all of these have been twist- mer of 1934 was approved, Rabbi
ed and tortured against us by anti- Schulman elated: "The conference
Jewish passion," Rabbi Wise as- called at Geneva was most unfor-
serted.
tunate for the Jews of the wrold.
"Shall we give up the Hebrew
"As a matter of fact, no active
Bible because a recent writer in practical leaders we e present
the Ribbed Journal finds in its
Paces approval of ritual murder
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PREPARE TO DEFEND
BERLIN WORSHIPERS

Twenty Communities Expec-
ted at State Meeting
Here Oct. 30.

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Criticizes Dr. Schulman's Attack on Jewish Congress;
Says Jews Would Have To Renounce Their Hopes
If They Listened to Anti-Semites.

Capacity Attendances Ex.
pected To Fill Detroit
Synagogues,

COMMITTEES FOR
ZION CONFERENCE

New Courses Announced by
Rabbi Fram, Director
of the School.

Rabbi Leon From, general direc-
tor of Beth El College of Jewish
Studies, announces that Beth El
College will be open for registra-
tion and Glasswork Monday night,
Oct..17, at 7:30.
Several new courses are being
offered. In response to many re-
quests, Rabbi Fram is offering a
course on "The Jew in the Modern
World," to consist of a survey of
the outstanding problems of the
Jews of America, Palestine, Ger-
many, Russia and other countries
which are centers of large Jewish
populations.
These problems
viii be studied
n the light of
heir historical
iackground, and
, specially in
iew of the new
Tonomic condi-
ions. In teach-
ng this course,
rabbi Fram will
ne in the advan-
tageous position
Rabbi Frans of having , been
an eye witness of the events and
conditions he will describe, and of
being personally acquainted with
many of the outstanding personal-
ities he will discuss. Rabbi Fram's
travels have taken him to the coun-

RABBIS ANNOUNCE
SERMONS FOR HIGH
HOLY DAY PERIOD

■. .e1u Vent.

Andiorltso ttriftett our boat,

the quest in the noire

Achnli foe, mg brother, this morn,

?then heaven sub earth are re-born---
Peep or rejoice?

`Tiff far a ntoment i1 bra,
lefo-tonting gear!
Alhat Bast thou braught its thg trail,
unsliine or tempest or hail---
tear or cheer?

Pamtbless---the sea;
Zhrough iceberg anti barkneso afloat,
Vainlg a harbor it sought--
;\one coulti it ore.

is it not, heaften, enough
Outcasts to roam?
sent us bourn from about'
rag of thu light mitt thg lobe---
liat foe tnag sail hone! . . .

PISGAH ARRANGES Jewish People Greeted
DETROIT PALESTINE
SERVICES AT JAIL
On the New Year 5693 WOOD DRIVE IS ON

Ben F. Goldman to Be Chair-
inan of Lodge's Diamond
Jubilee Celebration.

Next Monday night, Oct. 3,
Pisgah Lodge No. 34 of B'nai
B'rith will hold its regular bi-
weekly meeting at its quarters In
the Maccabee Building.
Nathan D. Rosin, chairman of
the social welfare committee, re-
ports that Pisgah Lodge will con-
duct services on Rosh Hashonah
and Yom Kippur at the Wayne
County Jail and the Detroit House
of Correction, Milton M. Alex-
ander, prominent communal work.
er, and Henry M. Gottlieb, attor-
ney and former social service
worker, will be in charge of the
services at the County Jail, while
Morrie Kellman will officiate at
the House of Correction. For sev-
eral years Pisgah Lodge has spon-
sored religious services on the holy
days for the inmates of the House
of Correction.
Nathan D. Metzger, president of
Pisgah Lodge, announces the ap-
pointment of Ben F. Goldiefan, a
past president of Pisgah Lodge
and an active B'nai B'rith worker,
as chairman of the diamond Jo-

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Outstanding Jews and Non-Jews Issue Statements on More Than 200 Workers To
Canvass Community
Occasion of Rosh Hashonah; President Hoover's
for Project.
Statement Heads Distinguished List.

Vice-President Curti• s Statement.
Vice-PresIdent Charles Curtis writes:
"I take pleasure in extending my cordial greetings and good
wishes to our fellow citizen, of the Jewish faith on the occrzion of
Rosh Hashonah, the Hebrew New Year,
"The growing custom amongst Christians of remembering the
Jewish New Year with messages of good-will is one which I heartily
commend. It is • definite contribution toward better understanding
and mutual sympathy between the various creeds and religions. As

More than 200 workers have been
enlisted to solicit subscribers for
the Detroit Weed in the Washing-
ton Forest in Palestine.
At I. meeting held Monday eve-
ning at 9036 Twelfth street. head-
quarters of the Jewish National
Fund, under whose auspices the
project is being carried out, ap-
proximately 20 organizations pled-
ged their support and provided
workers for the drive.
Irwin I. Cohn is chairmn of the
project, and assisting his is an ex-
ecutive committee of 35 under the
, tradership of Leon Kay, president
I the Jewish National Fund Coun-
cil of Detroit.
The Washington Forest, being
planted in the Plain of Esdraelon,
in Palestine, as • tribute to George
Washington, on the occasion of the
bicentennial of his birth now being
observed. is in the vicinity of •
wood bearing the name of Thomas
Masaryk, liberator and president of
Czecho-Slovakia. A similar tribute
has recently been paid to the mem-
ory of the late Lord Balfour, when

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Outstanding Jewish and non-Jewish leaders, headed
by the President of the United States, have conveyed their
greetings to the Jewish people on the occasion of Rosh
Hashonah, through the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
President Herbert Hoover states in his greeting:
"The approach of Rosh Hashonah serves to remind
Americans of all creeds of the great debt that is owed by
all our people to the Jewish race for their unparalleled
contribution to the spiritual life of mankind, since to them
more than to any other race we owe the exalted and pure
conception of God and of the highest ethical principles to
be practiced in His Service. I speak the good will of the
nation in extending to the Jewish community of America
my heartiest good wishes for happiness in this annual
season of renewal."

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Education Month to be Featured by
Addresses in Synagogues, Over Radio

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ear goo, mu brother, the horn,

THEODORE LEVIN

Annual Observance To Be Marked by Other Events;
Speakers Listed for Addresses During Holy Days;
Statements by Marwil and Pregerson,
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of mass assembly will be organ-
ized.
A Gratifying Influx.
A gratifying influx of children
enrolled in Hebrew schools is re-
ported, registrations exceeding all
expectations. Parents are, there-
fore, urged to make plans for
their children's registration imme-
diately. The schools are open
I. There will be short id,lremses every day from 3 to 8:30 p. m.
at various houses of worship dur- and on Sunday from 9 a. m. to
ing the High Holy Days. The fol- 2 p. m. Tht main office at Phila-
lowing are some of the speakers: delphia and /Byron is open all day
herd Shur, Seymour Tilchin, from 9 a.on. to 9 p. m.
Harry Seligson, Nathan Shur, A.
The-officers and board of direc-
L. Weston, Albert Pearl, Milton tors of the United Hebrew Schools
Fisher, Max Chomsky, Israel are as follows: Robert 11. Marwil,
Wiener and Is:wine Pfeffer of the president; Judge II. B. Keidan,
Alumni Association of the schools; first vice-president; A. M. Preget.-
Irving Schlussel, Meyer Wnsen- son, second vice-president; Harry
feld and David Berris of Young Cohen, treasurer; M. Lachover,
Israel; Joseph Haggai, D. secretary. Directors: Rabbi E.
Markson, A. Lachover, S. Kasdan AishiskM. Milton M. Alexander,
and M. Michlin of the staff of the Joseph IS. Allen, Dr. A. E. Bern-
United Ilebrew Schools. The rab- stein, Milton Bernstein, Julius
bis have pledged their co-operation Braun, Fred M. Butzel, 31. B.
and promise to dedicate one en- Cohen, Louis Dann, Joseph II.
tire sermon each to the problem Ehrlich, Rabbi S. M. Fine, Rabbi
of Jewish education.
M. Fischer, Morris Fishman, Rabbi
L Fram, Hyman Goldman, Louis
Radio Add
.
Granet, Rabbi A. M. Hershman,
2. Radio addresses will bel Rabbi R. Hurwitz, Abba Keidan,
broadcast. Mr. Shetzer has con-; Aaron Klen, Michael Krell, Maur-
tacted all radio station manage-; ice landau, Jacob B. Lasky, Prof-
meats and they have cheerfully S. M Lenin, Sol R Levin, Max
offered their co-operation. The Lieberman, Henry Meyers, Louis
time of addresses, the particular Robinson, Isaac Rosenthal, Simon
station over which they will be Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz, Harry
broadcast and the names of the Sosensky, Ralph Spatter, Louis
speakers will be published in sub- Stoll, Rabbi I. Stollman, Henry
sequent issues of The Chronicle.' Wineman, Maurice Zackheim
3. Newspaper publicity and cir- and David S. Zemon.
cularization. Mr. Slomovitz is in
The following are chairmen of
chaise of the English publicity. the standing committees: A. M.
Joseph Haggai, M. Mathis and A.I Pregerson, educational committee;
D. 5Iarkson will look after the , Issee Rosenthal, house committee;
Hebrew and Yiddish newspapers. r Simon Shetzer, publicity commit-
Circulars explaining briefly the tee: Robert R. Marwil, executive
work done by the United Hebrew committee; Harry Cohen, finance
Schools will be distributed in all • committee.
Jewish sections.
Plats Adult C1411114.
In addition to the regular classes
4. Immediately after the Holy
Days, speakers will address van- for children of school age, elabor-
OUP societies and fraternal organi- , ute plans are being made this year
Wiens.
to care for the adult and the
The Kvutzah Ivrith, a Hebrew adolescent. The adult classes
were opened tart year in co-opera-
speaking organization which is
ways co-operating with the He- tion with the Young Israel organ-
brew Schools, is planning to hgve ' inttion. About 100 people at-
a special feature in connection , tended these closets once a week.
with Education Month. Last year This year arrangements have been
larger
they arranged a mock trial at made to accommodate mach of
the
which the father who neglects his numbers. The entire staff
child's Hebrew education wan
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prosecuted. This year some form

The Education Month commit-
tee of the United Ilebrew Schools
of Detroit, consisting of Simon
Shetzer, chairman, Philip Slomo-
vitz and Sol R. Levin, prepared a
program for the work of the 1932
Education Month to be conducted
along the following four distinct
lines: