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During the disturbances the win- formal solicitation, although the
dows of Jewish shops and the cafes others are still engaged in clean-
Louvre, Jagiellonska, Reytant and up work, conducted by special
Stanislawa were smashed.
groups. Their totals are growing
Fifteen Jews were mistreated in steadily but slowly.
the Akademicka, Pilsudskiego and
The special gifts group, which
Zielona streets.
hopes to end its campaign the first
On Saturday the Jewish students of next week, got away to a good
were thrown out of the law school
start at the first report meeting,
by the anti-Semites, despite the pro-
tection essered by the rector, Priest Monday, with the announcement
of several large donations. Among
Gertsman.
them were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry
In the evening the National Dem-
Wineman, $5,000; Hon. and Mrs.
ocratic students attacked the pro -
Henry M. Butzel, $3,000; Mr. and
government students.
The police had to be summoned Mrs. Albert Kahn, $1,500.
Special Gifts Division.
to restore order. Seventeen anti-
The special gifts division has
Semitic students were arrested.
The authorities have urged the an objective of $2,100,000, and
Jewish victims of the attack to file the returns indicate that consid-
claims for damages against those erably better than one-third was
accounted for in the initial re-
responsible.
The windows of Jewish houses turns. While fund officials were
were broken Friday afternoon by encouraged by the showing, they
student demonstrators who de- pointed out that the solicitation
manded the release of 17 students had really been in progress for
arrested on Saturday.
two weeks.
The police dispersed the emon-
Percival Dodge, executive sec-
atration an arrested 12.
retary, in a brief address told the
solicitors that hard work would
25 Jew. Injured.
be required to bring the final fig-
WARSAW—(J. T. A.)—Twenty- ures up to or even near the ob-
five Jewish students were wounded jective. The other drives have
a number seriously, in riots which fallen about 25 per cent short of
broke out at the University of War- their quotas, and he was fearful
saw, led by anti-Semitic students. that the one now under way would
Shouting: "Revenge yoursleves also fall short.
on the Jews. They are responsible
The special gifts division work-
for Waclawski's death;" the anti- ers have been chosen from the
Semties fell upon the Jewish stu- business leaders and socially prom-
dents and brutally beat them up. inent people of the city. A large
Even the feminine members of the number of women from Detroit's
Jewish student body were not spar- most prominent families are in-
ed. A number of them were thrown cluded in the list.
out of the buildings and trampled
Himelhoch', Team.
under foot on the steps of the Uni-
Team No. 17, of which Israel
versity.
Among the Jewish students more Himelhoch is captain, reported
seriously injured are Simon Bud- $67,468. Its quota is $120,714.
spier, son of a senator fromb Lodz, As a crew Mr. Iiimelhoch has Ir-
member of the Agudath Israel, ving Blumberg, Charles T. Bush,
which is friendly to the govern- Clarence Enggass, Roy Fisher,
ment; Jakob Braude, likewise a I Joseph Hartman, Robert Marwil,
son of a former senator from Lodz,1M. Hubert O'Brien, William M.
who is a member of the Zionist 1 w alker, H a rvey R. Wallace, Mel-
party, Irene Burzycka. I ville S. Welt, John A. Bryant,
Attempts to protect the Jews I Ralph Stone and A. G. Studer.
were made by the Socialists and The last meeting of the cam-
pro-government students, but with- paign has been tentatively set for
out avail as the attackers turned' next Monday, when solicitation
on them as well. will• be ended and the year's
After some time the rector of money raising efforts closed if the
I figures are satisfactory.
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932

DR. CYRUS ADLER

twenty-sixth annual meeting of
the American Jewish Committee
at the Community House of Tem-
ple Emanuel.
The meeting, which re-elected
Dr. Cyrus Adler president, de-
voted the afternoon discussion of
Judge Stern's plan which would

1

Program for Pisgah's
Celebration on Sunday.

Program for the Afternoon.

2:16 p. m. — Registration of
candidates, Milford Stern Mem-
orial Class.
2:20 p. m.—Greetings, by Na-
than D. Metzger, president of
Pisgah Lodge.
Franz Schubert's March Mill
taire, by Chord of Judea Sym
phony Orchestra.
Initiatory exercises and exem-
plification of the teachings of the
Order B'nai B'rith by Pisgah's
degree team: President, Elias
Goldberg; vice-president, Max Ed-
wards; monitor, Aaron Rosenberg;
assistant monitor, Joseph L.
Staub; warden, Harold Silberstein,•
guardian, Harry Yudkoff; vocal
portions, Cantor Jacob Sonenklar.
Address, by Richard E. Gutstadt,
Cincinnati, director of member-
ship and special activities of Or-
der B'nai B'rith.
Response for class, by George
M. Stutz.
Greetings from District Grand
Lodge, by Lou Si, Frank, state
deputy for Ohio.
Chord of Judea Symphony Or-
chestra, playing Rachmaninoff's
Prelude in G Minor, Lehar's Gold
and Silver Waltz, Giieg's Asa's
Tod.
4:30 p. m.—Memorial services,
by ritual team, Cantor Jacob Son-
enklar, Eliap Goldberg and Joseph
L. Staub.
Memorial address, by Rabbi
Leon Fram,
Chord of Judea Symphony Or-
chestra, playing Offenbach's Or-
pheus.

OUTSTANDING LEADERS
ON SPEAKERS PROGRAM

Dr. Sachar and Gutstadt
Deliver the Principal
Addresses.

To

Superintendent of Schools Frank Cody To Preside; Mayor
Frank Murphy, Dr. N. E. Aronstam and William G.
Bryant, Dutch Consul, To Speak.

Mr. Waldman stated that the
plan of Judge Stern offers the
possibility of developing ■ nat-
ural and logical constituency for
various communal undertakings.
Others who participated in the
discussion included Rabbi Samuel
Schulman of Temple Emanuel;

(Turn to Page Eight.)

Speakers at Pisgah
Celebration Sunday

All-Day Event Arranged
Steller for Pisgah's
75th Anniversary

Elaborate Program to Mark Tenth
Anniversary of Temple Arts Group

As he sees it, his plan would be
an effective means of preserving
the important organizations and
eliminating the duplications, and
would attract the youth. The
youth, he asserted, wants its re-
ligion in action and is not inter-
ested in theology.
The executive committee of the
American Jewish Committee, it is
understood, will review the Stern
plan and will seek some means of
more effectual communal organi-
sation, using the Stern plan as the
first step toward such an end.
Emphasizing that the Stern plan
making the synagogue the unit of
organization is only an initial
step, Mr. Waldman proposed that
by way of experiment the Stern
plan be introduced in three cities
of varying sizes, such as Newark,
New Jersey, Omaha, Nebraska,
and some smaller town with a
population of three to four thqu-
sand.

Dr. S c hulman's Objection.

Promise Protection in Re-
turn for Withdrawal of
Summary of B'nai B'rith's
Opposition.
Place in Jewish Life.
JEWISH COMMUNITY
By EDWARD E. GRUSD
REFUSES TO REPLY Assistant
Editor, B'nai B'rith
masa:ins.
Mediator Is Forbidden To This is the last of my series of
Continue Projected
seven articles, written exclusively
for The Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
Negotiations.

L, KAY RE-ELECTED
J. N. F. PRESIDENT

Aims to Attract Youth.

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With an impressive all-day pro-
marking the event, Pisgah
Lodge of B'nai B'rith will observe
its seventy-fifth anniversary this
Sunday, at Hotel Statler.
Commencing with the initiation
of close to 100 candidates in the
Milford Stern Memorial Class, the
afternoon and evening program will
be featured by addresses by out-
standing leaders in the B'nai ll'ritb
order.
Ceremonies will commence at
2:15 p m. with the initiation of
new meml;ers. Greetings will be
extended by Nathan D. Metzger,
Pisgah Lodge's president. The
principal address of the afternoon
will be delivered by Richard E.
Gutstadt of Cincinnati, director of
membership and special activities
of B'nai B'rith. George M. Stutz,
assistant prosecuting attorney, will
respond for the new members.
DR. ABRAM L. SACHAR
Chord of Judea To Play.
Lou M. Frank, state deputy for
Ohio, will extend greetings in be-
half of District Grand Lodge No.
2. The afternoon program will be
interspersed with musical selections
by the Chord of Judea Symphony
Orchestra under the direction of
William Bliznick.
At 4:30 p. m., following the ini-
tiation, memorial services will be
held, the memorial address to be
delivered by Rabbi Leon Fram. The
ritual team participating in the
Program for the Evening.
service will be composed of Cantor '
6:30 p. m.—Invocation, by Rab-
Jacob Sonenklar, Elias Goldberg
bi Harry Z. Gordon.
and Joseph L. Staub. The initia-
Toastmaster, Dr. Leo M. Frank- tion will be open to the public.
lin, Rabbi, Temple Beth El.
The Banquet P rrrrr m.
8 p. m.—Fellcltations by Adolph
Dr. Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of
Finsterwald, honorary chairman
Temple
Beth El, will be toastmaster
of anniversary committee, past
at the diamond jubilee banquet at
president, Pisgah Lodge; vice-
6:30 p. m. The Invocation will be
president, Cleveland Jewish Or-
delivered by Rabbi Harry Z. Gor-
phan Home.
don. Felicitations will be extended
Greetings, by Nathan D. Metz- by Adolph Finsterwald, honorary
ger, president, Pisgah Lodge.
chairman of the diamond jubilee
Violin selections, by Henry committee, and by Mr. Metzger as
Siegl, playing Dance Espageole by president of Pisgah Lodge. Adolph
RICHARD E. GUTSTADT
DeFalle-Kreisler, Horn Staccato ("Daddy") Freund will give rem-
(Additional photographs otspaak• 133 .-Dink33-11 eifets. _IstelvlasSeid• iniscences of his more than 60
filer
at the piano.
ers at the Pisgah Lodge celebra•
years' affiliation with the order,
Reminiscences, by Adolph Fre- Violin selections will be played by
tion will be found on Page Four.)
und, past president, Pisgah Lodge Henry Siegl, accompanied by Mel-
(1876), past president, !District vin Seidler.
NEW RITUAL STRIKES
Grand Lodge No. 6 -(1883).
The principal address at the ban-
Address, by Dr. Abram Leon quet will be delivered by Dr. Abram
RESPONSIVE CHORD AT
Sachet. director; Hillel Founda- Leon Sachar, director of the Hillel
SERVICES ON FRIDAYS tion,
University of Illinois.
Foundation of the University of
Violin selections, by Henry Illinois and an author of note.
The late Friday evening services
Jubilee Committees.
Siegl, Melvin Seidler at the piano.
which were resumed last week were
Benjamin F. Goldman is chair-
10 p. m.—Jules Klein and Dave
marked by a large attendance. The
Diamond orchestras, providing mu- man of the arragements committee,
new service arranged for this sea-
with Mr. Finsterwald as honorary
son struck a responsive chord. A sic
Both afternoon and evening pro- chairman. The membership drive
fine balance between the Hebrew
will take place at Hotel committee on the occasion of this
grams
and English responses has been
anniversary is headed by Adolph
Statler.
Freund as honorary chairman and
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
Dr. Victor Droock and Samuel B.
Keene as co-chairmen.
The officers of the lodge, besides
Mr. Metzger as president, are: Na-
than D. Rosin, Jacob Rosenberg and
Aaron Rosenberg, vice-presidents;
Rudolph Meyersohn, secretary;
in•tional Community Service.
Jacob Scholnick, treasurer; Elias
Under the title, "The Lens Grin- Goldberg, monitor; Martin Gilbert,
Honored by Shaarey Zedek der of Amsterdam," Dr. Leo M. assistant monitor; Sam Munch,
on Occasion of His
Franklin will, on Sunday morning, warden; Joseph Staub, guardian.
discuss the life and philosophy of Adolph Freund, Rabbi harry Z.
25th Anniversary.
Baruch Spinoza, the great Dutch Gordon and Louis James Rosen.
berg are trustees, and on the gen-
As a mark of appreciation of the Jewish philosopher, the three hun- eral committee, in addition to the
dredth
anniversary of whose birth
services, that were rendered by Dr.
(Turn to Page Four)
A. M. Hershman during the pest (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
25 years, Congregation Shaarey

make the synagogue the unit of
organization for communal under-
takings.
Judge Stern, who is chairman
of the executive committee of the
American Jewish Committee, out-
lined his plan before the meeting.
Ile proposes that various com-
munal undertakings be paralleled
in the synagogue.

NEW YORK. — (J. T. A)—
Serious discussion of ways and
means of more effectively organ-
izing the Jewish community for.
communal work, an the basis of
the plan proposed by Judge Hor
ace Stern of Philadelphia was
given on Sunday afternoon at the

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On Nov. 20, Detroit's Pisgah
BERLIN.—(J. T. A.) — Over- Lodge will celebrate its 75th an-
tures by the Nazis to establish niversary, and on that brilliant
contact with the Jews have been occasion the bare outlines of the
made, order's achievements, which, be-
A prominent Berlin Jew in- cause of space limitations, I was
formed leaders of the Jewish COM- unable to fill in, will be amplified
munity that "Gregor Strasser by many noted speakers.
There remains only a summary
asked tee to explain to Jewish
leaders that the Nazi leaders will of B'nai B'rtth and its place in
guarantee the security of the American Jewish life. Readers of
Jewish population provided the these articles know by this time
Jews fully abandon their negative how the order founded or spon-
attitude toward the Nazis and that sored or aided such vital Amen-
the Mosse press and the Ullsteln can Jewish activities as the B'nal
press discontinue their policy of B'rith Hillel Foundations, the
running down the Nazis. Strasser Anti - Defamation League, the
hopes this will facilitate the Nazi B'nai B'rith Mexican Bureau, the
movement's efforts to secure power Aleph Zadik Aleph, communal
clubhouses, the National Jewish
and gain confidence abroad."
The leaders of the Jewish Com. Hospital at Denver, the Cleveland
munity have refused to reply to Jewish Orphan Home, the Atlanta
the advances of the Nazi chieftain, Hebrew Orphans Home, the Leo
and have forbidden the mediator N. Levi Memorial Hospital, the
to continue his negotiations with Erie Orphan Home, the Memphis
the Nazis. • Home for the Aged, the Yonkers
Strasser, one of the leaders/of Old Home, the Atlanta Jewish
the Nationalist Socialist Party, Children's Home, and many oth-
has in the past been known for ers. I have not had apace to write
the virulence of his anti-Semitic of the order's cultural organ, the
' B'nai B'rith Magazine, which is
utterances.
recognized as the National Jewish
Cemetery Desecrations.
The disappointment of the Ger- Monthly; nor of the order's house-
Sian Nazis with the results of the building work and library devel-
recent elections has lead to a new opment in Palestine; nor of the
series of desecrations of Jewish order's excellent and important
cemeteries and synagogues in work in caring for the Jewish pa-
Cologne, Hamburg, Muelhelm tients at the Mayo Clinic at Roch-
F
siiis;iht ach, Breslau, Lenten and ester, Minn.; nor of the nation-
wide Americanization work of the
A meeting in Cologne of the order; nor of many other funds-
Jewish Women's League was at• mental and not • as - fundamental
tacked by Nazi students as Rabbi contributions of B'nai B'rith. Sev-
Rosenthal was delivering an ad- oral volumes would be required
dress. The Nazis ran through the for all that.
Education and Defense.
auditorium shouting "Judea Per-
But from the skeleton outline
fish!"
An.
r . elderly feminine member of represented by the first Six ar.
the audience was injured, as were tides in this series, an impressive
conclusion emerges. In all of its
s h e wh o p roof t etchtee da
several ushers
audi- work and activities, B'nai B'ritli
Jews. 1 The windows
torium
torium were broken. One Nazi may be seen to have carefully
divided its efforts between two
was arrested.
Stop Prof. Ceha's Lecturee..0 Yundattrental objects:. education
. SIR ARTHUR GRENFELL
The
lectures
of
Professor
Ernst
from within, and defense from
WAUCHOPE
Cohn at the University of Breslau without, as it were.
of the High Commissioner and 22 have been discontinued. The Rec-
Rabbis and educators agree
members, of whom 10 will be offi- for of the University has given that these two activities are the
cial members and 12 unofficial way to the Nazi-demands, the Nazi fundamentals of the program for
members. No official members of press here triumphantly an- world Jewry today. Jet's must
the Council will normally be elec- nounced.
become, through education, so
ted by primary and secondary
Professor Cohn, an authority filled not only with the knowledge
elections. It is, however, in the on commercial law, was attacked but also the spirit of their ances-
view of His Majesty's Government by Nazi students when he offered tral faith that they will earn not
es important to avoid the repeti- his introductory lecture on Thurs- only their own self-respect, but
tion of the deadlock which oc- day because he is a Jew.
the self-respect and admiration sf
curred in 1923 that steps will be
The police were twice summoned others. Then and then only will
devised to insure the appointment by Rector Brockelmann who ex- Jewish life be constructive and
of the requisite number of un- pelled the demonstrants, who, un- achieve magnificent results; then
official members to the Council in deterred, attacked the Jewish pro- and then only will Jews support
the event of one or more mem- fessor despite a police escort.
_their cause gladly, voluntarily, in-
As a result, Professor Cohn telligently. This is the education
(Turn to Page Five.)
cancelled his lectures on Friday from within.
and Saturday, but announced that
Education Stressed.
he would continue his course later
Such a consummation, devoutly
despite the threats of the Nazis. as it is wished, cannot °cos( in a
The Acht Uhr Abendblatt ac-
(Turn to Page Four)
cuses the German authorities of
having tolerated for years barbaric
swastika incitement which is de-
cultural values. The prev-
Forms To Close Earlier
Plans Made for Annual Flag stroying
ent government punishes only at-
For Thanksgiving Issue
Day and for Palestine
tacks on ministers but does not
protect the Jews who are attacked.
Night of Music.
On account of Thanksgiving
On the contrary, by reducing the
Day, the forms for the issue of
Leon Kay was re-elected presi- number of Jewish officials, the
Nov. 25 will close a day earlier
government
encourages
anti-Jew-
dent of the Jewish National Fund
than usual, and all copy will
Council of Detroit, at an enthus- ish incitement, the paper asserts.
have to be in the hands of the
Der Angriff and other Nazi pa-
iastic meeting held at the fund's
editor not later than at noon on
pers ridicule the papers of Dr.
Tuesday, Nov. •22.
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Resolution Calling for Meeting of Membership To Discuss
World Congress Proposal Is Tabled; Reports View
the Jewish Worldwide Situation.

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GENEVA.—(J. T. A.)—The at- tions, according to an official re-
titude of the British government sume of his address.
"I am hopeful that a moderate
with regard to the establishment
of a Legislative Council in Pales- opinion will prevail and that when
the
proposals for a legislature are
tine
has
not
changed
and
steps
URGE JEWISH VICTIMS
the formation of a council put forward they will be accepted
TO SUE FOR DAMAGES toward
will be taken after the new gov- by leaders of both parties," Sir
ordinance with regard to Arthur declared.
17 Anti-Semites, Arrested in ernment
The proposals will necessarily
municipal administrations is car-
Lemberg, Face 5-Year
ried out, Sir Arthur Grenfell contain definite safeguards so that
Wauchope, Palestine High Com- under no circumstances will the
Sentences.
missioner, informed the Mandates peace and security of the country
LEMBERG.—(J. T. A.)—Clash- Commission of the League of Na- be endangered or the carrying out
of the terms of the Mandate be
es with the police, attacks on Jews
hampered," the High Commission.
and the smashing of the windows
er
of Jewish shops were tokens of anti.
Great Britain's last official
Semitic students memorializing of
statement with regard to a Legis-
Stanislas Waclawski, the Christian
lative
Council was contained in
student killed during the anti-Jew-
the Passfield White Paper of 1930
ish disturbance in Vilna last year.
which
aroused
a storm of protest.
A Waclawski memorial service
seo,netiza
iloeralIel u o
was held in the Jesuit Church in
Last
Meeting
of
Campaign
.Wehm
m
Lemberg Friday, When the au-
Tentatively Set for
mann, as president . of the m Jewish -
thorities refused permission for the
Agency, which was intended to
erection of a Wacawski memorial
Next Monday.
allay the fears of the Jews with
slab, the students took matters into
With a total of $1,537,831 re. regard to Palestine policy, the
their own hands. Two thousand
contained no ref.
strong, they attempted to form a por t e d, the
h Community Fund Cam- communication .
process ion despite the refusal of the paign entered upon its final phase erence to he Legislative Council.
The
Planned
Council.
authorities to permit any demon- this week. The industrial division
"The Legislative Council," the
stration.
had raised $449,280; office build-
The demonstrants soon encoun• ings, $72,030; general division, White Paper stated, "will consist
tered difficulties with the police and $183,844; branch drives, $67,825,
at Smolka Plate a clash between and the special gifts division.
the students and the police took
$77,4-852.
place.
The special gifts division is the

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THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH . NEWSPAPER PRINTED

Polish Situation Is Again
Serious for Jews in
Universities.

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B'rith Efforts Divided Into Two Fundamental LOCAL B'NAI B'RITH
HITLERITES MAKE B'nai
JEWISH STUDENTS Legislative Council in Palestine
Objects:
Education from Within, Defense on Outside OBSERVES DIAMOND
To be Organized by Great Britain OVERTURE TO JEWS
INJURED IN RIOT
in Last Article in Series, Summarizes the Place of the B'nai B'rith JUBILEE ON SUNDAY
Informs Mandates Commission of League of
TO SECURE POWER Edward E. in Gruad,
Jewish Life; Prominent Speakers at Pisgah Lodge's 75th Anni.
Nations Steps Will Be Taken After Ordinance
OF ANTI-SEMITES Wauchope
versary Sunday; Interesting Program Is Completed.
on Local Administrations Is Carried Out.
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FRANKLIN TO SPEAK
ON SPINOZA SUNDAY

Will Durant to Address Spinoza
Tercentenial Celebration Nov. 27

At the Can High meeting on
On Sunday evening, Nov. 27,
st 8:30, Will Durant, noted author Nov. 27, the guests of honor will
of the "Story of Philosophy," will be Prof. DeWitt Parker of Univer•
address the Spinoza Tri-centennial city of Michigan, Prof. John Des
Celebration at Cass High School Haan of Michigan State College,
Auditorium. This meeting will be Prof. William Trap of Detroit
An elaborate program is an- plays in Cairo and Alexandria. He
Is
well
known
in
Detroit
dramatic
open to the public and admission City College, Dr. Horace Wilber
nounced by the Temple Beth El
of Michigan State Normal Col-
will be free.
Arts Society in celebration of its and radio circles.
Two Contests.
Mr. Durant, who is an eloquent
tenth anniversary season. A set
A
On
the
occasion
of
the
tenth
of plays by the world's outstand-
and interesting speaker, will have
ing dramatists will feature the anniversary celebration,' two con-
a vital message in his specially
prepared address on "Spinoza and
season's performances, and nu- tests are announced. One will be
merous other features are ex- a contest for a trophy for the
Our Contemporary World." The
meeting will be presided over by
pected to mark the year's events. finest individual performance in
any
play,
and
the
winner
will
be
Frank Cody, superintendent of
The opening show and dance of
presented with the prize at • danc-
schools. Greetings will be given
the
society
will
take
place
at
8:30
LEON KAY
ing
party
at
the
conclusion
of
the
by Mayor Frank Murphy for the
o'clock on Tuesday, Nov. 22. Al-
City of Detroit, and by Dr. Noah
headquarters, Twelfth and Clair- fred Sutro's ''A Marriage Has seasonal program. The second
contest
will
be
for
the
best
orig-
E. Aronstam for the Detroit Phil-
mount, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Been Arranged" and Anton Chek-
DR. A. M. HERSHMAN
osophical Society. A letter from
Kay's re-election followed his re- bov's "The Boor" will be staged inal play written by a member.
port that $5,476.58 was collected on that occasion. The cast of The winning play will be enacted Zedek's board of directors, at their the Royal Dutch Embassy on the
as • regular performance. All en- last meeting, unanimously voted to significance of the occasion will
in Detroit during the year of Oct. "A Marriage Has Been Arrange
1, 1931, to Oct. 1, 1932.
will feature Dr. B. D. Welling and tries will have to be in by Feb. 15. grant him a leave of absence be- be read by William G. Bryant,
On motion of Joseph Haggai, Mr. Adele Schwarz Schlafer. "The
Tryouts for the casts of plays to ginning with the end of the winter Dutch Consul in Detroit.
This public celebration is in line
Kay was given a unanimous rous- Boor" cast will feature Lewis J. be staged by the society may be and extending through the summer
ing vote of thanks for his services Weitzman, Ben Wilk and Lillian arranged by appointment by call- months.
with similar ones being held this
year
in Europe and America In
to the fund.
I
ing
Mrs.
Walter
Leib,
Townsend
Popkin.
Rabbi and Mrs. Hershman are honor of the three hundredth an-
Other officers were elected as fol-
8-4810 or Lewis J. Weitzman,
Callen Landis To Spook.
planning a tour to Europe and a niversary of the birth of Benedict
lows: Vice-president, Mrs. Eli
A feature of the evening will Cadillac 1965.
prolonged stay in Palestine.
Sachse, in charge of trees and Gol-
Spinoza, who was born at Amster-
Society's Officers.
At the annual meeting of Con- dam, Holland, on Nov. 21, 1632.
den Book inscriptions; Simon Rich- be an address on Hollywood by
Officers
of
the
Temple
Arts
So-
the
well
known
motion
picture
gregation Shaarey Zedek, held last and whose philosophical works
ardson, in charge of organizations;
ciety
are:
Mrs.
Walter
Leib,
star
and
director,
Cullen
Landis.
month, Rabbi Hershman was elec- have had a profound influence on
Mrs. H. Kraft, in charge of spe-
The performance will be fol- president; Lewis J. Weitzman, ted to a life tenure of office with
cial functions planned by the Lad-
thinkers and scholars of every
tuner of vice-president; Mrs. Samuel A. the synagogue.
DR. NOAH E. ARONSTAM
ies' Auxiliary of the J. N. F.; lowed by dancing to the
generation. The City of Detroit
Popkin, secretary; Mrs. Edmund
treasurer, A. J. Koffman; Rabbi a popular four-piece orchestra.
During his residence here, Rabbi has honored this great philosopher lege, Dr. John Rieger of Wayne
Foster Wilmot, the society's last M. Sloman, treasurer. Members Hershman exerted an influence by naming a drive in River Rouge
Reuben Hurwitz, honorary treasur-
er; M. Michlin, financial secretary; year's director, has renewed his of the board of directors. in addi- upon every important movement in Park in his memory, by Council County Medical Society, Dr. R.
Patterson of Detroit District Den-
Israel Weiner, secretary; Miss association with the group. Mr. tion to the officers. are: Mrs. Hen- the city. He is recognized nation- resolution of Oct. 21. 1932.
tal Society. Rabbi Leo X. Frank-
Jeanette Steinberg, chairman of Wilmot received his early train- ry Meyers, Mrs Sidney Allen. ally for his contributions to the
Celebration's Sr.
lin, Rabbi Bernard Heller of Hillel
boxes; I. Lawton, Joseph Haggai ing in the Royal Academy of Mu- Mrs. Louis Cohane, Mrs. David Zionist movement.
The active sponsors of the cele- Foundation, Rev. Augustus P.
Wilkus
Mrs.
Henry
Levitt,
Mrs.
and Aaron Weishrot, co-chairmen sic and Dramatic Art and later
Last year, Rabbi Hershman was bration are the Philosophical So- Reccord, Fred M. Butsel and
of the propaganda and synagogue toured the provinces as • student Edmund M. Sloman, Max Finkle.
ciety, German-American Scientific
committee.
player with Sir Frank Benson and mon, Israel Himelhoch, Michael awarded the honorary degree of Society, Detroit Edison Business Philip Slomovitz.
Active on the committee of ars
Flag Day, Dec. 10, 11.
Henry Broadrib Irving. lie served Birnkrant, Albert E. Redfield. doctor of divinity by his alma me- Club, Haskalah Society, Malmon-
ter,
the
Jewish
Theological
Semin-
=gement, are: Dr. N. E. Aron.
Plans were made for the annual with the Mediterranean force dun Lawrence J. Michelson. Milton
ides Medical Society and Detroit
Flag Day to be observed on Sat- ing the World War and was in- silberberu, Harold Sandelman, Dr. ary of America, in appreciation of
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Workers' Circle
B. D. Welling, Leonard Simons. his scholarly achievements.
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Beth El Society Completes First Decade of Existence With
Interesting Series of Plays; Opening Show and
Dance Next Tuesday Evening.

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