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MICHIGAN ZIONIST CONFERENCE OCT. 30
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men
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inflame
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They celebrate Mother's Day, A.
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Z. A. Day, and hold annual con-
ventions In addition, they have
vice
with Congregation Shaarey
district and state competitions of
all sorts They are the most en Zedek, and it was stated that a
number
of national leaders had
thusiastic group of Jewish lads in
their respective cities and towns, expressed a desire to be present
at
such
a
testimonial dinner.
and at the age of 21 they regret-
Hear Annual Reports.
fully leave the A. Z. A. only to
enter into the larger life of the
The meeting heard annual re-
general Jewish community as ports of Shaarey Zedek activities
leaders.
from the following:
The subject of this year's na-
Mr. Gordon, as president, for
tional debating contest is: "Re- the congregation; Mrs. llerbert
solved, That the Calling of a Warner, for the Sisterhood; Si-
World Jewish Congress as Pro- mon Shetzer, for the Men's Club;
posed by the Geneva Conference Philip Frank, for the Young Peo-
Is Unwise." The subject for the ple's Society; Philip Rosenthal,
OUR FILM FOLK
ELECT LEVIN, COHN
MEMBERS OF BOARD
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OF CHIDREN'S HOME
for S7500 a warble. His latest
Reunion of Old and New Board "singie," the "New Yorker," is
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each, will be attained by Oct. 30. C
o:s:;1; R:citr iel
r Ur :1B% fdy 24? 1;18onli
Members at Musicale and
now titled "Happy-Go-Lucky" and
Trees reported planted in the Jacob; Mrs. Mary Udkovich, in
Tea Neat 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
what with retakes and remakes. Mrs. Hymen C. Broder, Mrs. Mor- reported in a previous issue, are: Mrs. Max and Anna Friedman; .
• • •
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ris Rand, Mrs. Nathan Simons,
Maurice Schwartz, nye trees.
Mrs. Harry A. Hock, in memory
Too bad Sylvia Sidney bobbed Miss Edith Ileavenrich, Mrs. Ar-
Sidney Gray, three trees.
of Bessie Goldfine; Julius Ber-
of a musicale and tea. There will her long hair . . . the hair-, nold N. Brodie, Mrs. Sadie Hirsch-
Carol Landau and Graham L. man; Samuel Rhodes; Mr. and
be entertainment and refresh- dresser is having • bothersome man, Mrs. Irving Hirschman, Mrs. Landau, two trees; Clara J. Fink,
Mrs.
Abe A. Schmier, in memory
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
tion of funds.
for Sylvia'. role of Madame N. Rosenthal,
liaiam Mezerow and Ella Mez- Realty Company; Milton Koblin;
The object of the reunion Is to Butterfly.
William Wachs is secretary of crow; Mrs. M. Rice, two trees in Saul J. Birnkrant, Pontiac, Mich.;
• • •
bring about a closer co-operation ,
the office building campaign, start- memory of her parents, Ilaya Jacob Kovinsky, Pontiac, Mich.;
Dewey Robinson, the corpulent ing Oct. 24, and section chairmen Toba Lerner and Hyman Pinchus Mr. and Mrs. Abe Schmier.
character actor in "Six Hours To include Morton F. Ashner, Samuel Lerner; Ethel Chover, two trees
Live," recalls less affluent days Lieberman and William B. Isen- in memory of Joshua and Ginshe BICUR CHOLEM JRS.
of "quickies" and cowboy pictures. berg.
Chover; Mr. and Mrs. P. Slomo-
THANK PATRONS
Once while making a "western,"
Clarence H. Enggass, president vitz, two trees; Mr. and Mrs.
the players had to work all night of the Federation, will have an im- Samuel Heyman and daughter,
Achievements of B'nai B'rith." for the Sunday School; Hanson
The Bicur Cholem Jrs. thank
to cut down expenses. About portant part in the special gifts Judith Batya, two trees; Bernard
This latter is in honor of B'nifi Buchner, for the Junior Young
.3 a. in. Robinson, tired and fidg- campaign.
Isaacs, in honor Irving R. Isaac, their hundreds of friends who
B'rith's ninetieth anniversary, be- People's Society; Reuben Glazer,
ety, conceived the notion that a
and Annette E. Isaacs, two trees; helped make their twenty-third
Service Group Assists,
ginning this month. for the Boy Scouts.
annual Yom Kippur Night dance
little ride would freshen him, and
The assembly, which was the
Phelps Newberry is general Ben Bey A. C., two trees; Mrs.
mounted one of the horses. A chairman of the drive again this N. E. Aronstam, two trees in a huge success. Although the
largest in the history of the con-
good idea but he hadn't consulted year, for the third time. Fred memory of her parents, Rachel weather was unfavorable, the ball-
at an annual meeting,
CONFISCATION OF
Dobbin about carrying 260 Wardell is heading the industrial Blomberg and Arje Meyer Blum- room was filled to capacity.
heard an address by Dr.
TEMPLES WILL NOT also
The funds this week will be
pounds' First the equine's fore campaign, and is being assisted berg; Yolles, Gilbert & Co., two
Hershman. A musical program
legs bent and folded under him; by more than 500 volunteer work- trees; Joseph and Ben Silberstein, turned over in part to the Five
BE PUT IN FORCE was presented by Cantor Jacob
Cent
Kosher Kitchen, and the re-
_
the
hindlegs
followed
suit;
then
Sonenklar, accompanied by Frieda
era, who will canvass 686 fac- two trees.
with a mighty swing, the horse tories, shops and other industrial
One tree each: L. Broderson in mainder to the Bicur Cholem Sea.,
Weinberg.
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for
charitable
purposes.
rolled completely over. While concerns and stores, financial memory of Isaac Zeldin; Mrs.
The Hershman Resolution.
Plans have already been started
Robinson pulled himself together, houses and public service groups. Aaron Teitelbaum, in memory of
lectives and Soviets. Special clears-
The resolution honoring Dr.
for
a
similar
affair to be given
an anxious producer was relieved
I
ses will he conducted on how to Hershman reads in part:
Occupying important positions Meyer Bassevitz; Mrs. Louis
to discover that not a bone in again in the Community Fund Wine, in memory of Isaac Wein- next year.
write protocols, certificates and
,h . r io rs ,... d . c f,, or r oi2 re 5 gation Shaer. Zedek
Membership is open to young
wears the thirittial
the horse's body was broken!
other documents in the Yiddish ha.w
campaign this year are members stein; Grace Rubin, in honor of men and women interested in
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language, it was announced. A leadrshrt,‘,1 D ori ; oA r ut7 11% 11,7„,",hmht
of the Detroit Service Group. Shirley Rubin; Rose and Lillian
"Cracked Ice" will be neat for While the group is not serving the Gordon, in honor of Beverly Gor- charitable work. Application cards
handbook of regulations will also nspta'ringly giv.n of himself to the enern•
her of the Congregation, and by his
be issued.
the M . the same group drive in an independent capacity, don; Helen Kass; Abraham Cho- may be secured from the secre-
i r . dp ih r ;1 , ..1
Zinoviev and Kamenev Espelled• d o eLoiu , 1 rtunda .tri .i. etrii , iid ,.. illo .n nda n pd obb
of Jewish scribes that turned its individual members occupy ver, in honor of Joshua Chover; tary, Miss Belle Drapkin, 3028
The C ntral contrail committee of •dor... and by the example of his
e Dent.
out "Horse Feathers" I. now pivotal positions as leaders as well Mrs. A. Smilo, in memory of Anna Carter.
4,000 Members in 150 Chapters. the Communist Party, expelled tied, cromego .o.b.ati4er Gig). nlge.0,14. the
chewing
pencils for gags.
as workers in the ranks, in the in-
MRS. HERMAN COHEN •
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Then he had an inspiration. from membership Gregory Zinoviev, a m p: . r eb
of his congregation, but all
terests of the fund.
Boys love fraternities. Why not former president of the Communist those in a he city of Detroit nd sh e- between present and former mem-
Among my notes: Jack Pearl
m
a
ghout
where
r
throu
have a fraternity which would be International, and Leo Kamenev, touched be the lofty ` and spiritual inflo• hers of the board and to show how (alias Baron Munchhausen of the
naother
leading
Soviet
official,
a
t
intensely Jewish? No sooner said
ence of his spoken and written word. with the home developed in the past air) will go celluloid, the picture PEISER STRESSES
"Don't grope around in
n :tZ e 1sm
( cek ,
than done. Omaha Chapter No. brother-in-law of Leon Trotsky, on the retailt theC t o to ngreg:tio: r S ,ha
being called "International House"
few years.
RECREATION NEEDS
charges
of
conducting
counter-revo-
the dare*
1 of A. Z. A. was founded, and
. . . "Moon Song" is the Fannie
.
. .
a h n a l 'tiTsTienrg un thr tu oulg r hou t t JewrY, and
Mrs. Ilerman Cohen is general Hurst movie yarn written for Kate
.
y
whereas
the idea spread rapidly through-
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This is the second time in recent i "it is desirable that Congregation chairman of the committee in Smith ... Lillian Roth is back in
out the country. Soon after, B'nai
for
and
t
oday
a for iself
ec
arey Ze de k tsure
charge of arrangements for the
B'rith sponsored this Jewish youth years that Zinoviev and Kamenev Sha
nd tomorrow. the
film-town and willing to listen to
the youth of
says
, s• for the fatless of Rabbi Berth. reunion. Assisting Mrs. Cohen on offers . , . Chaplin wants to do the past year the chairman of the
movement for boys of from 16 I have been expelled. In 1927 they
Rabbi Hershman the arrangements committee are:
senior intellectual advancement
that
red
In
o
der
were
reinstated
after
they
had
"re-
ser,i
to 21, and today there are more
r b ae freed f rom
om the concerns inciden- Mrs. Maurice Aronsson, associate Napoleon and discard Charlie, the committee. Ile is a member of
man,
than 150 chapters throughout the canted" their "right wing heresy."
to the physical need. of himself and
comic,
forever.
Harry
the championship senior debate
Eighteen other members were tat
him family and thus be permitted the chairman; Mesdames Fannie Ro-
United States and Canada, with
• • •
to carry
on his din, Sidney Stone, Ralph Paul,
.e< say and cfidence
•
team and the winner of the 1931
also expelled.
some 4,000 members.
Himelatein
work, that Rabbi Hershman be offered
Norman Krasna, young scenar- Milford Stern Oratorical Contest.
Jews
Honored.
Rottenberg,
Eva
Prenzlauer
and
ion
shaares
post or Ra bbi or conerseat
The boys usually meet every
ist, had a tilt with the Boss. Said Under Mr. Goldberg's direction,
•
Six Jews received the order of tie
Z edek
d s o long h enceforth . he may de• J. Mishkin.
week, hear talks by distinguished
Former members of the board boss is a stickler for rules ... his the intellectual advancement com-
"Red Banner of Labor" in recogni• sire or r e be enabled wtarry on- Therefore
speakers on Jewish subjects, have lion
latest
is a posted notice declaring mittee, with the aid of the girls'
it
of their services to the build- be "Relolved.
that the Congregation who for some reason have not re-
athletic teams, hold social affairs, ing of
Here is away to
the Dnieprostroy dam, the
aarey 'Zedek do tender to Abraham M ceived invitations to the reunion that employes must not use the work committee, introduced • se-
and compete in intra-chapter as largest hydro-electric plant in the Sh
,
f
Divin
D
phones to make personal calla. One ries of educational institutes in
forbi liandDoctor
o
the
He rsh man, Rab
re• are asked to consider this notice
. rabbi o ft f Congity
well as inter-chapter contests of world.
position
morning
he
caught
Krasna
in
a
the
center
program.
their invitations and to be pres-
dation Shaarey 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?"
the girls' committee of the Sen-
and practically all have social ser- Leiserson.
U. H. S. GRADUATION "Sure! In the first place, I of
Saturday.
Why experiment in investment matters! Here
ior Council. She was active in
vice committees for Jewish social
More than 12 per cent of the
reed English . . . in the second, promoting educational activity
PROGRAM
PLANNED
is • way to accumulate ,wealth safely, steadily—
work among the needy in their workers skilled and unskilled, em-
this party called me . . . and in among the senior girls.
Purity Assembly No. 12, Rain-
with no investment worries whatsoever. And
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.)
brate Jewish holidays and many are Jews, according to assistant bow for Girls, made final arrange-
in addition, your family is fully protected in the
other studio offering me a better
Mr. Levine announced t h e
stage plays of a Jewish character. chief engineer, Laubman. meats for the dance to be held this
job with more money."'
event of your early death.
Strangers Club as the best all-
Like the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foun-
"The work at Dnieprostroy was a Saturday evening, Oct. 22, at Ionic ferent schools Saturday, Oct. 22,
Fired,
you
say?
Oh,
no,
dear
dations, the A, Z. A. does not great school for the greatest part Temple, Chope and Grand River. at 5:30 p. m., at the evening ser- readers, he was promoted to as- around boys' club. The Tau
Gamma Kappa Sorority received
stress any one shade of Judaism, of the Jewish workers employed Miss Pauline Gorman is chairman vices.
( One of the biggest features of this plan is that your money
sistant supervisor.
the distinction of being the best
but allows its members to give ex- there." More than 80 per cent of of the affair. The blues singer, Schools Get Friedberg Library.
accumulates no rapidly even In the first five years that it
The Hebrew Schools have re-
all-around girl club,
pression to their own ideas on this the Jewish workers, he said, joined Sylvia Penn, will be featured. The
eliminates worry caused by business hazards and business
Are you laughing?
ceived a large number of valuable
The record of the Strangers
subject. The boys conduct Ortho- the shock brigades. admission fee is nominal.
failures.
books from the late Jacob Fried-
Club for the year consists of
berg's personal library. Among PISGAH DIAMOND
championships in every sport with
the collection are such rare sets
exception of track, participa-
THE GREAT-WEST
JUBILEE PROGRAM the
as: The Chumosh or the Penta-
tion in the senior dramatic tour-
teuch with Ibn Ezra's commen-
nament,
presentation
of
a
minstrel
(Continued from Page One.)
taries; the prophets with the com-
show and an open forum, fine Cen-
mentary of the Malbim; a set of
spirit and presenting mature
for example—a man age 25, deposits $255.50 anually. At
also
be present. A musical pro- ter
the Hebrew encyclopaedia known
leadership to the senior division.
age 60, he draws an income of $100 every month for life, or
as Otzar Yisroel; a complete set gram is also being arranged.
The Tau Gamma Kappa Soror-
Following the banquet, as near ity presented successful educa-
has the option of receiving the total sum in cash. Find out
of 60 books by the Dvir Publish-
ing -Company containing all of to 10 p. m. as possible, there will tional teas, placed second in the
about this plan today.
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 18, 1932.
Bialik's, Chernichovsky's and other be dancing in the spacious Hotel dramatic tournament, and carried
modern writers' works; sets of Statler ballroom to one of De- on a most successful complete so-
For further particulars mall this coupon to:
books dealing with the Jewish troit's most popular dance orches- cial and educational program
HARRY HIMELSTEI
MR. SAM SUMMERFIELD,
The Great-Weat Llf• N, Anew.. Co„
code of law, such as the Orach tras.
throughout the year.
I
1512 Union Guardian Bldg, Detroit, Michigan.
2362 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit
Chayim, and a number of books
Reservations are now being re-
Joseph Magidsohn, kelt known
Without obligation on MY part please mall eomplete Information
1
on Jewish subjects from the Jew- ceived for the banquet and dance. football referee and a member of
For Age
about the Great West Pension Policy.
ish Publication Society.
Ben F. Goldman, chairman of the the Center's athletic committee,
1
1
NAME.
Excerpts from Radio Addresses. diamond jubilee committee, urges presented the following athletic
Dear Sam:
The following are excerpts from the members and their friends to awards:
1_ ADDRESS
Sam Askowits, Strangers Club, winner
radio addresses delivered by local send their reservations in early as
You ask me why I so warmly favor William Comstock for Governor. I'll tell you.
the basketball free throw
leaders on the occasion of Edu- the capacity of the ballroom is of Maurice
Bloom, Strangers Club, winner
Business-in-force 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 senior handball tournament.
Harry Kay, Strange. Club, moat val-
Assets over $135,500,000
daily deeds, usually unheralded.
From the address by Robert R. cations, it wili be packed to capa- uable
man in .color basketball league.
Maned, president of the United city. Mr. Goldman announces he
Paradim Club, winner of senior track
My reluctance to put in print the following story about WILLIAM COMSTOCK
Hebrew Schools:
will receive reservations now, and meet and field day. trophy received by
was overcome by the thought that today what is most required in our political
"Jewish history furnith. Innumerable inks that they be mailed to him Max Weil.
Sans Victor, Stranger. Club, *inner of
executives is character, honesty and the human touch; and the following is proof
Instances of the sacrifice. of everythine
golf tournament.
at 2466 West Philadelphia.
for
the
sa•ing
of
the
Torah.
What
are
that Comstock has these essentials.
Strangera basketball team winner. o'
we Jews of this generation going to do to
Membership
Drive
Honors
Memory
the
all-city Jewish championship cup,
keep
the
banner
of
the
Torah
waving?
Many, many years ago (I refuse to state how many), I was just about to
ASSURANCE COMPANY
donated by Owen Wein.
of Milford Stern.
We arenot asking for .scribes. All we
graduate from the Alpena High School, and had the desire to go to college, but had
Strangers basketball team, winner of
have to do in to see that our children at
.CdO OFFICE
At
the
last
executive
session
of
no money. Billy Comstock also lived in Alpena, and in wealth, position and all the
the Hebrew Schools."
league,
l by William
From Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich's Pisgah Lodge a resolution was captain. The ri veo
luxuries that go with it, was as far removed from me as the North Star.
a
following will receive tned•
unanimously passed to name the ale: William Kaufman, Harry Kay, Jack
address:
Comstock was to graduate from Ann Arbor the following year. Even then, I
"Jewish education in • treasure and membership drive class for the Levitt, Harry Goldsmith, Jack Kaolin.,
upon the parent. In every family in laid diamond jubilee celebration the Harry Gaines, Sidney Cohen, Alex Free".
had the idea that his advice would be helpful and would aid me more than that of
tarot.
and
the
solemn
obligation
of
preserving
safe-guarding that treasure ... W he a Milfrod Stern Memorial Class.
Baseball trophy won by Strange. Club.
any other person I knew. I do not think I had ever spoken to him, but, somehow,
A ward received by Harry Caine.
I had the impression that if I did, I would not be rebuffed. I finally screwed up
Jew has aupplernented his secular knowl-
The
late
Mr.
Stern
was
an
ar-
edge with 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
in my problem; he instilled me with courage! Ile told me that when I got to Ann
built up for himself • •elf•respect, • worker in the District Grand the Milford Stern Memorial Tro-
philosophy of Jewish life and 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 history and his people and Lodge No. 6 Councils, comprising
their place in the scheme of national and eight mid-western states as well Max Chomsky, reviewed the inter-
That summer I went to work, and in September I had enough money to get to
international
affairs,
which
stand
him
in
ests
and aspirations of the late
Ann Arbor, matriculate and purchase a few essentials, but the morning after I
good stead and which give life for hint a as the Dominoin of Canada. Mr. Milford Stern, Mr. Chomsky was
meaning 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-
also
awarded
a golf medal. Adolpl.
mental and apiritual peace.
in committee work for Pisgah
sity; but I was broke and, walking around the campus, I could not see one familiar
"This month is dedicated to calling the
Goldberg of the Paradim Club
• ttention of the parent. to the United Lodge, serving as chairman of the was presented with a second place
face, For a boy sixteen years old, who had never been away from home, the outlook
„Hebrew Schools which with the One build- Anti Defamation Committee for
silver medal.
was very discouraging.
ings and earnest scholarly teachers and
splendid curriculum of studies say to several years.
I thought of what Billy Comstock had told me, yet at that moment it did not
Mr. Garvett also presented the
us: 'llying us your children and 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 whichwill lead
We will been received for the Milford
Senior Debate League: wInners—Cle•
them to spiritual enrichment
sonage among the students. His associations and his financial situation, I reasoned,
II.
team—Abe hand
• and David Goldberg:
open to them those rare treasures ....- Stern Memorial Class. Twenty-six
him little time for me. He probably had forgotten the conversation I
second— A. Z. A. 1111,—Leo Lubetsky and
would give
From Milton 1M. Alexander's teams are now waging a campaign. Sam
Stoller.
had had with him some months before. In this frame of mind, I chanced on Billy
address:
Dramatic Tournament: winner—Bala
The memberhip drive is in charge
with two companions. I doubt whether I would have approached him were he alone,
Club—t
The unique thing about the religious
'-Xeh'indlviff "u pal mrdetiTsbei rt: the
teaching of the United Hebrew Schools of Dr. Victor Droock and Samuel
and I certainly was not going to do no when he was with others. But he saw me;
of Detroit, in that the language of In- B. Keene as co-chairmen and near future. Second—Theta Sigma K• pia
walked over and put his arm around me,—shook me by the hand, and with that
struction I. Hebrew. This enables the Milton hi. Alexander and Aaron and Tau Gamma Kappa, Beat Individual
homely, warm smile of his told me how glad he was to see me there! He asked me
performances: Boy, Sidney Sthwarthr
children to (0 to original a.m. for
their information, t i makes them inde- Kurland as majors in charge of glrl. Bernie Asatinthy,
how I was getting along. I told him my situation, and that I felt pretty discouraged.
pendent of the frailities of translators, the 26 captains and the personnel
The Louis P. Aloe Clup for win-
it gives them the thrill of drawing their
lie must have spent a half-hour with me,—first to dispel my blues and lone-
ning the championship of the Jew-
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 heads of their faith."
Last Monday night Pisgah Lodge ish 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 schools in
wanted work. Ile asked me what I was willing to do, and when I told him "any-
the system known see the United Hebrew lodge quarters in the Maccabee Baruch, coach of the Center De-
thing", he suggested that if I would wait on the table he could fix me up right
Schools located in ••rious sections of the Building. Aaron Rosenberg, chair
bate squad, who accepted it on
city. The children who tie• in outl/init
behalf of Nathan Berke, George
away. lie then took the time to take me to his fraternity house and arrange for
distriets are transported to the school by man of Pisgah Lodge's intellectual
bus. which are maintained by the Wo- advancement committee, presided, Kratchman and Albert Summer,
the position.
If brItIr
man'.
Auxiliary
of
the
United
members of the team. The Louis
and
the
following
spoke
for
their
With three meals or more assured, I did not have so much to worry about.
Schools. It take • normal child omen
respective parties; Dr. Alvin D. P. Aloe Cup is presented to the
years to complete the elementary roura
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 majorsubject• of the elementary
Mrs. Louis P. Aloy of St. Louis
w •re: Chumosh. Prophet.. histOrY. Kenzie, Democrat, and Harry
watched over me and counseled with me. Many a day, when my spirit was at a low
in memory of her husband.
Hebrew
language and reliition, in the Riseman, Socialist.
Hebre
around
me,
giving
me
a
lift.
I
progressed
so
far
at
the
high school. major Prophet., stiv•need
The following were installed as
The
next
meeting
of
Pisgah
ebb, I found Billy's arm
member of
Hebrew. literature. Talmud. Aggad•h. etc
running for a class office, opposed by
Was
end of the year that I
"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.
e ase 01
,' live 7, in the Maccabee Building.
This the current year by Mr. Levine:
the Hebrew schools Is at
a criminalnegleet to
or six years. It
President, Max Weil of Paradim
I have watched Billy Comstock's career since school with a great deal of
wait with the child's Jewish edur•tion meeting will be open to the pub-
interest. I have seen some of his enterprises go on the rocks, as have so many others
• ntil he math. the Rat-Mitzvah sire." lic and an interesting program is Club; vice-president, Sam Stoller
of A. Z. A. 93; recording sere-
From Rabbi Leon Fram'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,
As for the support of • system of He-
Club; corresponding secretary,
so that he is left as poor as the little "shaver" he encouraged at college. But,
ise., education in a time of amt., I
In
com-
nsany•sided
Jewish
education.
Harry Lifshitz of Creston Club;
that
always, he has retained that same warm, honest smile, the human touch,
would s•y that the Jewish people has see
always* had to support it. institutions these schools a logic for e'ar'thing Jew- financial secretary, William Kauf-
plete democracy, so helpful to a strange boy many years ago.
of religion and religlo. education troder Ilk is Implanted in the heart of the child man of Strangers Club.
EVERY household, large or small, faces the
conditions of difficulty and stress. It is The present unprecedented economic eri•
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 SOY we .hail not els whit.), has already undermined case
social structures boa unbalanced our
ever-possible danger of FIRE, which at any
that in these troublesome times, the qualities in Billy which I have illustrated are
for education porno.. bee..e
youth which has sot received the prop, berg spoke on behalf of the eenior
ham
to
content..
on
providing
bread.
the qualities which are mighty important in our public 016.15,-1 am not so sure
Jewish duration. The same Illor hat, membership, and Miss Miriam
moment may Imperil property and the lives
That la lot the Jewish heart ,peaking.
if an that the Jewish people had •d- pen to our Oct ehlldree if we neglect Levin presented a reading to
but that they are the most important.
of loved ones.
iced out of the many world crises they their Jewish upbringing. If we wdi not complete the formal program.
hamsurvived wer their skin•. there • le• ate them ertiritu•Ith."
Jack Kaufman, past president
to record.
From Kurt Peiser'a address:
s be nothing re em
Such an emergency proves the protective ochre of
"The boy. and girls. the young men an
Other
thers • done that . The woodyr ha
sf the Senior Council, presided.
Sincerely,
been, and it f. the abate point of Jewish 10Yng women attending the semi.. •
your telephone. For a telephone call will sum-
history. that we ham come out of ouch the Hebrew erhools aticure Jewish edu• William Kaufman was chairman
MAX IL FINKELSTON.
crises with considershle physieal and cation and obtain tits finest Sew of peek- of the committee responsible for
mon Instantly those highly efficlent men ...
learn
the
fine
princtolm
tn•terial injury, but with our souls um ground. They
this affair.
defeated, our hearts untarnished. We of Jewish life, and becaus• of thie Sc..,,.
the firemen ...who will risk even their lives
individual charitable contribu-
tions.
The junior order's second major
new project is that of an inter-
national Hebrew essay contest.
This is consistent with one of the
phases of the A. Z. A. program,
namely, the revival of Hebrew as
a language. For some years the
local chapters have organized He-
brew classes, and members in one
part of the country write letters
in Hebrew to those in other parts
of the land.
But what is this fraternity
called Aleph Zadik Aleph?
It was founded in 1924 by Sam
Beber of Omaha, who today is
president of B'nai B'rith's Dis-
trict Grand Lodge No. 6. Ile has
always had a keen interest in
youth, and especially Jewish youth
and, for that matter, is one of the
youngest men ever to be a B'nai
B"rith District President in the
entire history of the order, It
pained him then, as it does now,
to see Jewish youth losing all their
interest and knowledge of Juda-
ism as soon as they were con-
firmed or reached the age of bar
mitzvah. Ile felt that if they
could somehow be held close to
their people during the dangerous
years between 16 and 21 they
would thereafter be mature
enough to stay securely within
the Jewish fold. But how was
this gap to be bridged?
st
DR. A. M. HERSHMAN
ELECTED FOR LIFE
are
,.1
like this PROVE the
VALUE OF YOUR TELEPHONE
per, do
Inserted by the CENTRAL COMSTOCK CLUB, 3333 Barium Tower, Cadillac 3092.
training
is one
ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE:
advise
eat and
r. Gold-
vise to
A. C. LAPPIN
Co-Chairmen
ROBERT NIARWIL
THEODORE LEVIN, Chairman Speakers Committee
SAMUEL SUMMERFIELD, Chairman Finance Committee
have rie•er permitted ace
• economir crises
to wreck our •ynagoguee or to clom our
.shookor to destroy our focosi somie•
institution.. What emit. the Jewish
people distinct-lee in history I.• that it
has always regarded the things of th•
spirit—of education. religion and culture
paramount, as alio• mere other
eo
lo -
Int. hetorne One Americans—not on/.
b.•se they Imbibe mu. American
principles in the Hebrew school, he
bfraose they learn to be better Jews a•
as better Jr... they become better e.t-
.a.. It is • k.wn feet. undithuted
that those who M ea•ly years are giver
•• oPPortueny to oh lain •piritual gulf
as.. and reDgioue teaching.. cannot fel l
rem
From Joseph Haggai's address: to Nemme worthwhile eeeeee to the-
'During days of prosperity 'owe far- ,on i‘it y . Foy the inspiration that is give s
stetted Jews .m.4.1 ia build,. or In In the early doe. of childhood, permit.
Detroit •etriass of education Mouton,. the proper formation of character de.
mended of good citiseash n.
ImOvell as the Urdted Hebrew Sch•ols
Further extracts from Educa-
avers effort ha. been made to bring the.
school. to • height which is compatible tion Month addresses will be pub-
.th to • emit.. nubile school. In tar.
*died. the Jewish shIld le getting • bread lulled next week.
Smoker for Center Boys.
The athletic committees of the
Jewish Centers Association en-
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, rands-
ville, movies and smokes. William
Kaufman of the Strangers A. C.
has been elected chairman of this
affair.
In your service.
In any crisis, old can be obtained,
without delay, by telephone. Jost
one telephone call Its an emergency
say be worth the cost of the serylz•
for a Illetimo.