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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

B'NAI B'R1TH'S JUNIOR AUXILIARY

DR. A. M. HERSHMAN
ELECTED FOR LIFE

OUR FILM FOLK

ELECT LEVIN, COHN
MEMBERS OF BOARD
OF CHIDREN'S HOME

.51. ■■ 1•111MIS

LARGE STATE DELEGATIONS TO ATTEND
JEWISH WORKERS
MICHIGAN ZIONIST CONFERENCE OCT. 30
ENLISTED TO AID
COMMUNITY FUND (Continued from Page One.) Walman; Mrs. Esther Schuster, in

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dox services as well as Reform.
They celebrate Mother's Day, A.
for $7500 a warble. His latest
memory of Morris Rosen; Mrs.
(Continued
from
Page
One.)
charitable
contribu- Z. A. Day, and hold annual con-
individual
Reunion of Old and New Board ' , ."singie," the "New Yorker," is
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each, will be attained by Oct. 30. Charles Brody, in honor of Rachel
tions.
Members at Musicale and
ventions In addition, they have
now
titled
"Happy-Go-Lucky"
and
Trees
reported
planted
in
the
Jacob;
Mrs. Mary Udkovich, in
The junior order's second major district and state competitions of vice with Congregation Shaarey
Tea Next Wednesday.
seems to be having engine trouble, Newman, Mrs, II. J. L. Frank, past week, in addition to those memory of her parents, Mr. and
new project is that of an inter- all sorts They are the most en- Zedek, and it was stated that a
Mrs. Hymen C. Broder, Mrs. Mor- reported in a previous issue, are: Mrs. Max and Anna Friedman;
what
with
retakes
and
remakes.
• • •
national Hebrew essay contest. thusiastic group of Jewish lads in number of national leaders had
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ris Rand, Mrs. Nathan Simons,
Maurice Schwartz, rave trees,
Mrs. Harry A. Hock, in memory
This is consistent with one of the their respective cities and towns, expressed a desire to be present
Too had Sylvia Sidney bobbed
Miss Edith Ileavenrich, Mrs. Ar-
Sidney Gray, three trees.
of Bessie Goldfine' Julius Bet,
phases of the A. Z. A. program, and at the age of 21 they regret- at such a testimonial dinner.
of a musicale and tea, There will
nold N. Brodie, Mrs. Sadie Hirsch-
her long hair . . . the hair-,
Carol Landau and Graham L. man; Samuel Rhodes; Mr. and
Hear Annual Reports.
namely, the revival of Hebrew as' fully leave the A. Z. A. only to
be entertainment and refresh-
man, Mrs. Irving Hirschman, Mrs. Landau, two trees; Clara J. Fink, Mrs. Abe A. Schmier, in memory
dresser ie having • bothersome
a language. For some years the enter into the larger life of the
The meeting heard annual re- ments. There will be no solicits-, job arranging the short locks
Robert Neuman and Mrs. Edwin two trees In memory of Joseph of Celia Schmier Kline; Jackham
local chapters have organized lie- general Jewish community as ports of Shaarey Zedek activities tion of funds.
M. Rosenthal.
for Sylvia's role of Madame
lialam Mezerow and Ella Mez- Realty Company; Milton Koblin;
brew classes, and members in one leaders
The object of the reunion is to
from the following:
Butterfly.
William Wachs is secretary of erow; Mrs. 51. Rice, two trees in Saul J. Birnkrant, Pontiac, Mich.; s
s
•
part of the country write letters,
•
bring
about
a
closer
co-operation
The subject of this year's na-
Mr. Gordon, as president, for
the office building campaign, start- memory of her parents, flays Jacob Kovinsky, Pontiac, Mich.;
in Hebrew to those in other parts tional debating contest is: "Re- the congregation; Mrs. Herbert
Dewey Robinson, the corpulent ing Oct. 24, and section chairmen Tuba Lerner and Hyman Pinchus Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schmier.
of the land,
solved, That the Calling of a. Warner, for the Sisterhood; Si-
character actor in "Six Hours To include Morton F. Ashner, Samuel Lerner; Ethel Chover, two trees
But what is this fraternity World Jewish Congress as Pro- mon Shetzer, for the Men's Club;
Live," recalls less affluent days Lieberman and William B. Isen- in memory of Joshua and Ginshe BICUR CHOLEM JR.%
posed by the Geneva Conference Philip Frank, for the Young Peo-
called Aleph Zadik Aleph?
of "quickies" and cowboy pictures. berg.
Chover; Mr. and Mrs. P. Slomo-
THANK PATRONS
It was founded in 1924 by Sam Is Unwise." The subject for the ple's Society; Philip Rosenthal,
Once while making a "western,"
Clarence II Enggass, president vitz, two trees; Mr. and Mrs.
Beber of Omaha, who today is' national oratorical contest is "The for the Sunday School; Hanson
the players had to work all night of the Federation, will have an im- Samuel Heyman and daughter,
The
Bicur
Cholem Jrs. thank
Achievements
of
B'nai
B'rith."
president of B'nai B'rith's Die.;
to cut down expenses. About portant part in the special gifts Judith Batya, two trees; Bernard
Buchner, for the Junior Young
trict Grand Lodge No. 6. Ile has This latter is in honor of 13'nel People's Society; Reuben Glazer,
.3 a. m. Robinson, tired and fidg- camps ign.
Isaacs, in honor Irving R. Isaacs their hundreds of friends who
helped
make
their twenty-third
always had a keen interest in B'rith's ninetieth anniversary, be- for the Boy Scouts.
ety, conceived the notion that a
and Annette E. Isaacs, two trees;
Service Group Assists,
annual Yom Kippur Night dance
youth, and especially Jewish youth ginning this month.
lita tu lentlido o w no eulo d f freshe n
m
The assembly, which was the
helps Newberry is general Ben Bey A. C., two trees; Mrs. a huge success. Although the
and, for that matter, is one of the
th horses. and chairman of the drive again this N. E. Aronstam, two trees in
largest in the history of the con-
youngest men ever to be a B'nai
good idea but he hadn't consulted year, for the third time, Fred memory of her parents, Rachel weather was unfavorable, the ball-
gregation at an annual meeting,
B"rith District President in the
Dobbin about carrying 260 Wardell is heading the industrial Blomberg and Arje Meyer Blum- room was filled to capacity.
also heard an address by Dr.
The funds this week will be
It
entire history of the order.
pounds! First the equine's fore campaign, and is being assisted berg; Yolles, Gilbert Si Co., two
Hershman. A musical program
pained him then, as it does now,
legs bent and folded under him; by more than 600 volunteer work- trees; Joseph and Ben Silberstein, turned over in part to the Five
was presented by Cantor Jacob
Cent
Kosher Kitchen, and the re-
to see Jewish youth losing all their
the hindlegs followed suit; then era, who will canvass 686 fac- two trees.
Sonenklar, accompanied by Frieda
interest and knowledge of Juda-
with a mighty swing, the horse tories, shops and other industrial
One tree each: L. Broderson in mainder to the Bicur Cholem Sr•,
Weinberg.
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ism as soon as they were con-
rolled completely over. While concerns and stores, financial memory of Isaac Zeldin; Mrs. for charitable purposes.
The Hershman Resolution.
Plans have already been started
firmed or reached the age of bar lectives and Soviets. Special cour-
Robinson pulled himself together, houses and public service groups. Aaron Teitelbaum, in memory of
The resolution honoring Dr. ,
for a similar affair to be given
mitzvah. Ile felt that if they Sea will be conducted on how to
an
anxious producer was relieved
Hershman reads in part:
Occupying important positions, Meyer Bassevitz; Mrs. Louis next year.
could somehow be held close to write protocols, certificates and
to discover that not a bone in again in the Community Fund Wine, in memory of Isaac Wein-
"Whereas, Congregation Shurey Zedek
Membership Is open to young
their people during the dangerous other documents in the Yiddish has enjoyed for 16 wears the eplrittmll
the horse's body was broken!
campaign this year are members stein; Grace Rubin, in honor of men and women interested in
• • •
years between 16 and 21 they language, it was announced. A leadership of Dr. Abraivm M. Ilershomn
of the Detroit Service Group. Shirley Rubin; Rose and Lillian charitable work. Application cards
who during this tirne has
would thereafter be mature handbook of regulations will also as Its rebbl,
be
next
for
will
"Cracked Ice"
f he
ongor.
It :::aroirris rnegiven
While the group is not serving the Gordon, in honor of Beverly Gor- may be secured from the secre-
nd b y
enough to stay securely within be issued.
the M•rxes ... the same group
drive in an independent capacity, don; Ilelen Kass; Abraham Cho-
a
broad bin
tary, Miss Belle Drapkln, 3028
the Jewish fold. But how was Zinoviev and Kamenev Expelled. devout Judaism, eruditionnd
of Jewish scribes that turned
its individual members occupy ver, in honor of Joshua Chover;
manitari. sympathies, and public spirit-
Carter.
this gap to be bridged?
out "Horse Fe•thers" i s now
•
The Central control committee of edneu, •nd by the example of his dignb
pivotal positions as leaders as well Mrs. A. Smilo, in memory of Anna
le, has In-
fled,courageous and Godly life,
chewing pencils for gags.
4,000 Members in 150 Chapters. the Communist Party, expelled
as workers in the ranks, in the in-
spired to the better Ilfe not only the
MRS. HERMAN COHEN
• • •
Then he had an inspiration. from membership Gregory Zinoviev, members of his con aaaaa lion, but all
terests of the fund.
Among my notes: Jack Pearl
Boy, love fraternities. Why not former president of the Communist those in the site of Detroit and else- between present and former seers-
where throughout America who have been
have a fraternity which would be International , and Leo Kamenev, touched by the lofty and spiritual Influ- hers of the board and to show how (alias Baron Munchhausen of the
"Don't grope around in
intensely Jewish? No sooner said naother leading Soviet official, a ence of him spoken and written word, with the home developed in the past air) will go celluloid, the picture
result the Congregation Shaarey Zerek few years. being called "International house"
than done, Omaha Chapter No. brother-in-law of Leon Trotsky, on the
he• gathered to itself strength, honor
the dark!"
1 of A. Z. A. was founded, and charges of conducting counter-revo- and distinction throughout Jewry, and
Mrs. Merman Cohen is general • • • "Moon Song" is the Fannie
whereas
the idea spread rapidly through- lutionary activity.
chairman of the committee in Hurst movie yarn written for Kate
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"It Is desirable that Congregation
This
is
the
second
time
in
recent
n
out the country. Soon after, B'nai
share, Zedek secure for itself and for charge of arrangements for the Smith ... Lillian Roth is back i
B'rith sponsored this Jewish youth years that Zinoviev and Kamenev the youth of today and tomorrow, the reunion. Assisting Mrs. Cohen on film-town and willing to listen to the past year the chairman of the
says
movement for boys of from 16 have been expelled. In 1927 they services for the future of Rabbi Hersh- the arrangements committee are: offers . . . Chaplin wants to do senior intellectual advancement
man, •nd in order thut Rabbi Hershman
to 21, and today there are more were reinstated after they had "re- may be freed from the concern. IncIden• Mrs. Maurice Aronson, associate Napoleon and discard Charlie, the committee. Ile is a member of
canted"
their
"right
wing
heresy."
tat to the physical need. of himself and
than 160 chapters throughout the
the championship senior debate
Eighteen other members were his family acon th. be permitted the chairman; Mesdames Fannie Ito- comic, forever,
• • •
United States and Canada, with
e oft and fidence to carry on hi, din, Sidney Stone, Ralph Paul, II.
team and the winner of the 1931
also expelled.
some 4,000 members.
work, that Rabbi Menthol. be offered
Norman
Krasna,
young
scenar-
Milford Stern Oratorical Contest.
Jews Honored.
the post of Rabbi of Congregation Shaarey Rottenberg Eva Prenzlauer and
The boys usually meet every
ist, had a tilt with the Boss. Said Under Mr. Goldberg's direction,
Six Jews received the order of Zeds'. so long henceforth as he may de- J. Mishkin.
week, hear talks by distinguished
boss
is
a
stickler
for
rules
...
his
Ire
or
be
enabled
to
carry
on
Therefore
the intellectual advancement com-
Former members of the board
"Red Banner of Labor" in recogni•
speakers on Jewish subjects, have
be it
latest is a posted notice declaring mittee, with the aid of the girls'
lion of their services to the build-
"Resolved, that the Congregation who for some reason have not re-
athletic teams, hold social affairs, ing of the Dnieprostroy dam, the
ceived invitations to the reunion that employes must not use the work committee, introduced a se-
Shaarey Zedek do tender to Abraham M
and compete in intra-chapter as largest hydroelectric plant in the Herehman, Rabbi and Doctor of Divinity,
are asked to consider this notice phones to make personal calls. One ries of educational institutes in
the position for life as rabbi of Congre-
well as inter-chapter contests of world.
their invitations and to be pres- morning he caught Krasna in a the center program,
gation Shurey Zedek."
all sorts—athletic, literary, orator-
The Jews honored are the engin-
ent at the musicale-tea next Wed- lengthy conversation,
Miss Silverstein, a member of
ical. Most of the chapters take eers Rubin, Kaufman, Silberstein,
"What does this mean?" de- the Phi So Lite Sorority, was, dur-
nesday evening.
over a temple service in their re- Frumkin, and Kazman and the sec,
manded the film mogul. "Can't ing the past year, the chairman
spective communities at intervals, retary of the party organization, Rainbow Girls' Dance This
you read English?"
of the girls committee of the Sen-
and practically all have social ser- Leiserson.
In the first place, I ior Council. She was active in
"Sure!
Why experiment in investment matters! Her.
Saturday.
vice committees for Jewish social
read English .. , in the second, promoting educational activity
More than 12 per cent of the
is • way to accumulate ,wealth safely, s teadily—
work among the needy in their workers skilled and unskilled, em-
this party called me . . . and in among the senior girls.
with no investment worries whatsoever. And
Purity Assembly No. 12, Rain-
cities. Many of the chapters cele- ployed in the dam's construction,
the third, the call was from an-
Numerous Awards.
(Continued from Page One.)
in addition, your family is fully protected in the
brate Jewish holidays and many are Jews, according to assistant bow for Girls, made final arrange-
other studio offering me a better
Mr. Levine announced t h e
ments for the dance to be held this
stage plays of a Jewish character. chief engineer, Laubman.
job
with
more
money."'
event of your early death.
Strangers Club as the best all-
ferent schools Saturday, Oct. 22,
Like the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foun-
"The work at Dnieprostroy was a Saturday evening, Oct. 22, at Ionic
Fired,
you
say?
Oh,
no,
dear
around
boys'
club.
The
Tau
at 6:30 p. m,, at the evening tier-
dations, the A. Z. A. does not great school for the greatest part Temple, Chope and Grand River.
readers, he was promoted to as- Gamma Kappa Sorority received
vices.
Miss
Pauline
Gorman
is
chairman
One of the biggest features of this plan is that your money
stress any one shade of Judaism, of the Jewish workers employed
Schools Get Friedberg Library. sistant supervisor.
the distinction of being the best
accumulates an rapidly even in the first five years that it
but allows its members to give ex- there." More than 80 per cent of of the affair. The blues singer,
all-around girl club.
The Hebrew Schools have re-
eliminates worry caused by business hazards and business
pression to their own ideas on this the Jewish workers, he said, joined Sylvia Penn, will be featured. The
Are
you
laughing?
ceived a large number of valuable
The record of the Strangers
admission
fee
is
nominal.
the
shock
brigades.
subject. The boys conduct Ortho-
failures.
books from the late Jacob Fried-
Club for the year consists of
championships in every sport with
berg's personal library. Among
the exception of track, participa-
the collection are such rare sets
THE GREAT-WEST
tion in the senior dramatic tour-
as: The Chumosh or the Penta-
nament, presentation of a minstrel
teuch with Ibn Ezra's commen-
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taries; the prophets with the com-
show and an open forum, Site Cen-
ter spirit and presenting mature
mentary of the Malbim; a set of
for e xample.--a man age 25, deposits $255.60 actually. At
also be present. A musical pro-
leadership to the senior division.
the Hebrew encyclopaedia known
gram is also being arranged.
age 60, he draws an income of $100 every month for life, or
as Otzar Yisroel; a complete set
The Tau Gamma Kappa Soror-
has the option of receiving the total suns in cash. Find out
Following the banquet, as near ity presented successful educa-
of 60 books by the Dvir Publish-
about this plan today.
ing -Company containing all of to 10 p. m. as possible, there will tional teas, placed second in the
be
dancing
in
the
spacious
Hotel
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 18, 1932.
Bialik's, Chernichovaky's and other
dramatic tournament, and carried
1
modern writers' works; sets of Stotler ballroom to one of De- on a most successful complete so-
For further particulars mail this coupon to:
books dealing with the Jewish troit's most popular dance orches- cial and educational program
HARRY HIMELSTEIN,
MR. SAM SUMMERFIELD,
The Great-West Life Maumee* Co..
throughout the year.
code of law, such as the Orach tras.
1512 Union Guardian Bldg., Detroit, Michigan.
2362 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit
Reservations are now being re-
Chayim, and a number of books
Joseph Magidsohn, kell known
Without obligation on my part please mail complete Information
F. Ag•
on Jewish subjects from the Jew- ceived for the banquet and dance. football referee and a member of
about the Great Neel Pension Policy.
Ben F. Goldman, chairman of the the Center's athletic committee,
ish Publication Society.
I NAME.
Excerpts
from
Radio
Add
diamond
jubilee
committee,
urges
presented
the
following
athletic
Dear Sam:
The following are excerpts from the members and their friends to awards:
L ADDRESS
Sant Arkowitt, Stranger. Club, winner
radio addresses delivered by local send their reservations in early as
You ask me why I as warmly favor William Comstock for Governor. I'll tell you.
of the basketball free throw
leaders on the occasion of Edu- the capacity of the ballroom in
M•urIce Bloom, Strangers Club, winner
Businus-in-forc• over $616,000,000
A man's genius is proven by his outstanding achievments—his character, by his
cation Month:
limited and, from advance indi- of the eenlor handball tournament.
Assets over $135,500,000
From the address by Robert R. cations, it will be packed to capa- tiaVie'n
daily deeds, usually unheralded.
"eri t ( 711 , stIZI:Vri 17.°"."ab
Marwil, president of the United city. Mr. Goldman announces he
Pareoim Clash, winner of ‘ sernog r u back
My reluctance to put in print the following story about WILLIAM COMSTOCK
meet and acid day, trophy received by
will
receive
reservations
now,
and
Hebrew
Schools:
was overcome by the thought that today what is most required in our political
Max Writ.
"Jewish history furnishes innumerable 'asks that they be mailed to him
Sam Dictor, Strangers Club, winner of
executives is character, honesty and the human touch; and the following is proof
inetences of the as of everything
golf tournament.
for the rooting of the Torah. What are at 2466 West Philadelphia.
Std ngers baeketball team, winners of
that Comstock has these essentials. •
we Jews of this generation going to do to
Membership
Drive
Honors
Memory
l
the scity
Jewish championship CUP
keep the banner of the Torah greying?
COMPANY
Many, many years ago (I refuse to state how many), I was just about to
donated by Owen Wein.
of Milford Stern.
We •renot &eking for sacrifice. All at-
WINOCIPIr.
Strangers basketball team, winner o
graduate from the Alpena High School, and had the desire to go to college, but had
to do is to see that our children at-
PICA. ° OFFICE
At the last executive session of champtonehip of Jewish Center senio r
tend
the Hebrew Schools."
no money. Billy Comstock also lived in Alpena, and in wealth, position and all the
nd
te
league, received by William Kaufman
From Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich's Pisgah Lodge a resolution was captain. The following will receive med
luxuries that go with it, was as far removed from me as the North Star.
unanimously passed to name the ale: William Kaufman, Harry K•y, Jack
address:
Comstock was to graduate from Ann Arbor the following year. Even then, I
"Jewish education is • treasure and membership drive class for the Levitt, Harry Goldsmith, Jack Kaufman,
upon the parents In every family is laid diamond jubilee celebration the II•rry Caine., Sidney Cohen, Alex Freed•
had the idea that his advice would be helpful and would aid me more than that of
land.
the solemn obligation of preserving and
any other person I knew. I do not think I had ever spoken to him, but, somehow,
Ilasehall trophy won by Strangers Club.
s•fe-guarding that treasure ... W hen • Milfrod Stern Memorial Class.
Jew has supplemented his secular knowl-
I had the impression that if I did, I would not be rebuffed. I finally screwed up
The late Mr. Stern was an ar- Award received by Hans GM..
edgewith a broad and profound Jewish
Morris Garvett, in presenting
enough courage to approach him. He had time to talk to me; he was interested
and Hebrew education . that Jew has dent Ben B'rith, being an active the
Milford Stern Memorial Tro-
in my problem; he instilled me with courage! Ile told me that when I got to Ann
built up for himself • self-respect.
worker in the District Grand
philosophy
of
Jewish
life
•nd
pride
and
phy
for excellence in oratory to
Arbor I should look him up, and he was quite sure he could be of some help to me!
faith In his blistery and his people and Lodge No. 6 Councils, comprising
Max
Chomsky, reviewed the inter-
their place in the scheme of national and eight mid-western states as well
That summer I went to work, and in September I had enough mone y to get to
ests and aspirations of the late
internationsi affairs. which tand hin. In
as the Dominoin of Canada. Mr.
Ann Arbor, matriculate and purchase a few essentials, but the morning after I
good stead and which give life for hint
Milford Stern, Mr. Chomsky was
weaning
and • content that make for Stern was also actively engaged
arrived, I was not so confident. To be sure, I was a regular student in the Univer-
an
also awarded a golf medal. Adolph
we
end
spiritual
peace.
in
committee
work
for
Pisgah
broke and, walking around the campus, I could not see one familiar
"This month le dedicated to calling the
Goldberg of the Paradim Club
sity; but I was
face. For a boy sixteen years old, who had never been away from home, the outlook
attention of the parent. to the United Lodge, serving as chairman of the
was presented with a second place
Olebrew Schools which with the One build• Anti - Defamation Committee for
silver medal.
was very discouraging.
holarly
teachers
and
ing.•nd earnest sc
splendid curriculumof studies rev to several years.
Mr. Garvett also presented the
I thought of what Billy Comstock had told me, yet at that moment it did not
us: 'Bring us your children •nd we will
Many
applications
have
already
following awards:
seem to me of very great importance. After all, Billy was a rather important per-
induct them into that life which will lead
Senior Debate League: winners—Clue
We will been received for the Milford
them to spiritual enrichment
sonage among the students. His associations and his financial situation, I reasoned,
team—Abe David and David Goldberg,
.'" Stern Memorial Class. Twenty-six
open to them these rare treasure.
A..Z. A. 93,—Leo Lubetaky and
would give him little time for me. Ile probablf had forgotten the conversation I
From Milton M. Alexander's teams are now waging a campaign. second—
Sam Stoller.
ro
had had with him some months before. In thisme
of mind, I chanced on Billy
address:
Dramatic Tournament: winner—Pele
The
memberhip
drive
is
in
charge
with two companions. I doubt whether I would have approached him were he alone,
C lub—to
The unique thing about the religioun
l tTo.
leeching of the United Hebrew School. of Dr. Victor Droock and Samuel ca:b
memcinbvs.,..f
and I certainly was not going to do ao when he was with others. But he saw me;
of Detroit, Is that the tang.. of in• B. Keene as co-chairmen and ne future. Second—Theta Sigma Rapes
walked over and put his arm around me,—shook me by the hand, and with that
struction is Hebrew. This enables the Milton M. Alexander and Aaron and Tau Gamma Kappa. lint individual
homely, warm smile of his told me how glad lie was to see me there! Ile asked me
performance.: /toy. Sidney Scheer-tat
children to sO sOoriginal source. for
li•sie Agatin.y.
their Information: I t makes them inde- Kurland as majors in charge of
how I was getting along. I told him my situation, and that I felt pretty discouraged.
pendent of the frailities of translator.; the 26 captains and the personnel
The Louis P. Aloe Clup for win-
it gives them the thrill of drewine thei r
He must have spent a half-hour with me,—first to dispel my blues and lone-
ning the championship of the Jcw-
inspiration direct from the ethical and of their respective teams.
someness, and to assure me that I would get along all right. Then he asked me
moral fountain bead. of their faith."
Last Monday night Pisgah Lodge ich Center Midwestern Debate
how much money I needed. My reply was that I did not want money, but that I
From Bernard Isaac's address: held a political symposium at the League was presented to Theodore
"There are eight different scFools In
wanted work. Ile asked me what I was willing to do, and when I told him "any-
Baruch, coach of the Center De-
the system known as the United Hebrew lodge quarters in the Maccabee
thing", he suggested that if I would wait on the table he could fix me up right
bate squad, who accepted it on
School. located In various sections of the Building, Aaron Rosenberg. chair
city. The children who lin in outlying
away. Re then took the time to take me to his fraternity house and arrange for
man of Pisgah Lodge's intellectual behalf of Nathan Berke, George
district. ore tran.ported to the school by
Kratchman and Albert Summer,
advancement
committee,
presided,
buses
which
•re
maintained
be
the
Wo-
the position.
man'• Auxiliary of the United Hebrew and the following spoke for their members of the team. The Louis
With three meals or more assured, I did not have so much to worry about.
Schools. It take • normal child sreen
P. Aloe Cup is presented to the
respective
parties;
Dr.
Alvin
D.
ream to complete the elementary miree
I tried to avoid Comstock in the thought that I did not wish to impose on him
of study and three year. the high school. Hirsch, Republican; Walter Mc- winner of the Debate League by
or make myself a nuisance; but he wouldn't allow this. That entire year he
The midor eubject• of the elementary
Mrs. Louis P. Aloy of St. Louis
Kenzie,
Democrat,
and
Harry
Course are: Chumoah. Prophet., hi•torY.
watched over me and counseled with me. Many a day, when my spirit was at a low
in memory of her husband.
Hebrew tang.ec and religion: In the Riseman, Socialist.
ebb, I found Billy's arm around me, giving me a lift, I progressed so far at the
high eche.. major Prophets. advanced • The next meeting of Pisgah
The following were installed as
Hebrew, literature. Talmud. Aegadah.•te
end of the year that I was running for a class office, opposed by • member of
"The proper time to enter a child In Lodge will be held Monday, Nov. officers of the Senior Council for
Comstocks' fraternity, and with Billy's advice and assistance, I was elected.
of
ace
the Hebrew school. Is st the are
7, in the Maccabee Building. This the current year by Mr. Levine:
or six yeas. It is • eriminalnetlert to meeting will be open to the pub- President, Max Weil of Paradim
I have watched Billy Comstock's career since school with • great deal of
welt with the child's Jewish eduretion
interest- I have seen some of his enterprises go on the rocks, as have so many others
•ntil be mate. the Rar-Ildit.v. .e." lic and an interesting program in Club; vice-president, Sam Stoller
of A. Z. A. 93; recording etsse-
From Rabbi Leon Fnm's ad- being arranged.
in the past three or four years. I have known that Billy has used up his entire
tary, Alice Frank of Lohonos
dress:
personal fortune in an effort to prevent loss to those who invested in his enterprises,
A. for tli• support of a system of He-
Club; corresponding secretary,
he is left as poor as the little "shaver" he encouraged at college. But,
brew edurstion in a time of eve., I
so that
warm, honest smile, the human touch, that com-
would say that the Jewish people has .4 many-sided Jewish education. In Harry Lifshitz of Creston Club;
same
always, he has retained that
alwayP had to support Its institution. theseschools a lore for rrrrr thing Jew• financial secretary, William Kauf-
plete democracy, so.helpful to a strange boy many years ago.
Is implante d In the heart of the child
ofreligion and religious education under
man of Strangers Club.
EVERY household, large or small, faces the
condition. o af difficulty and stress. It Is The present unprecedented economic eel.
Of course, I have an abiding affection for Billy. But aside from that, I feel
Belle Drapkin and David Gold-
not the Jewish spirit to Wire shall sot Si. which has Mrearly undermined mane
social
strutter.. has unbalanced our
ever-possible danger of FIRE, which at any
that in these troublesome timer, the qualities in Billy which I have illustrated are
nee for education purr... because we
berg
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
senior
the
prop,
recei•ed
hese to con eeeeee to on provIdieg breed. youth which has not
the qualities which are mighty important in our public officials,—I am not so sure
Jewitb eduretion. The Fame may hap membership, and Miss Miriam
moment may Imperil property and the lives
That Is not the Jewish heart speaking.
a reading to
"If all that the Jewish P.O. had sal- pen to our own children if we nealert Levin presented
but that they are the most important.
of loved ones.
reed out of the may world crises they their upbringine. if w• will not complete the formal program.
have sur•iteed were their skin.. there Met rte them eplrituall,"
Jack Kaufman, past president
From Kurt Peiser's address:
would be nothine remarkable to record.
Such an emergency proves the protective value of
Others h.e do. that. The wonder ha
'The boy. and girl.. the young men •n
sf the Senior Council, presided.
Sincerely,
been. and it fs the whole point of Jewish young women attending the ...ions a
your telephone. For a telephone call will sum-
history, that w. hoe tome out of surf' the Hebrew school. Recur. Jewiels *di• William Kaufman was chairman
MAX H. FINKELSTON.
erns. with considerable physkal end ratios and obtain the finest tette of back- of the committee responsible for
mon Instantly those highly efficient men ...
material injury. but with our Bouts urn ground. They learn the One principle. this affair.
defeated. our hearts untarnished. We of Jewish life. and beeaure of thie tre:n•
the firemen ... who will risk even their lives

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ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE:

1
A. C. LAPPIN
Co-Chairmen
ROBERT MARWIL
LEVIN,
Chairman
Speakers Committee
THEODORE
SAMUEL SUMMERFIELD, Chairman Finance Committee

baser permitted any economic crises
to wreck eur sina gogurre or to clom oar
sic,
sc hools or to retro, our social
hat makes the Jewish
Inatitutioas.

Inc become lice Americans—not cods
they imbibe round American
ha
principle. In the Hebrew schools, ho
hoe thee learn to be better Jews
that
better Jews. they become better MM-
▪
Elri:14;11nrcT:rd!I
... It Is • known fact. undisputed
educed., religion and culture that thou who In early year. •re river
—a. paramosset, as shove every other ▪ • Mrportunity to obtain spiritual raid
eon•ideration. -
Aare .d religiose teaching., cannot fail
From Joseph Ilaerrai's address: to become worthwhile assets to the siren
'Miring dere of proepertly eons* far. merdty. For the 1.piration that Le given
the early day• of childhood. permit ,
In
•ecireeded Is building
oighted
Detroit • seri. of education institstione the proper formation of charaeter de.
mended of good citisetshin."
Lamas as the United Hebrew he) I., 01

Every effort has bees made to bring these
schools to • bell.% which le temperable
only to a metiers public school. In three
.1.ols tie Jrwiah child 16 getting • broad

Smoker for Center Boys.

The athletic committees of the
Newish Centers Association an-
nounces the first annual smoker,
to be held at the B'nai Moshe Syn-
agogue, Dexter and Lawrence, on
Nov. 16. There will be boxing
and wrestling exhibitions, vaude-
ville, movies and smokes. William
Further extracts from Educa- Kaufman of the Strangers A. C.
tion Month addretees will be pub- has been elected chairman of this
attain
lished next week.

In your service.

In any crisis, old can be obtained,

without delay, by telephone. Just
ono telephone call in an emergency

nary be worth the cost of the service

for a lifetime.