THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH
AN OFFICIAL
LEGAL NOTICE
NEWSPAPER FOR
WAYNE COUNTY
.
and
REGISTRATION BILL
DECREE SIGNED BY
FEDERAL JUDGES
Will Address Labor
Banquet Jan. 22
EUROPEAN CITIES
REPORT NUMEROUS
ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS
40 Jews Wounded in Jassy
as Anti-Semites Attack
Charity Ball.
DECREE PREPARED BY
LEVIN AND O'BRIEN
SERIOUSLY INJURE 15;
POLICE ARRIVE LATE
Principals in Important Case
Celebrate Their Court
Victory.
Nazis Cause 200,000 Shil-
ling Damage to Prop-
erty in Vienna.
HADASSAH AFFAIR
NETS $10,000 SUM
500 Women Give or Get $20
Each Towards Palestine
Health Fund.
Another impressive event is a
matter of history for Detroit
Hadassah.
Once again the depression and
its attendant cry of despair was
defied, when approximately 500
women gathered at the fifth an-
nual donor luncheon last Tuesday,
at the Book-Cadillac Hotel, each
having given or raised $20 to help
swell a sum of close to $10,000
as Detroit womanhood's gift to
Palestine's health fund.
The program opened with the
singing of "Auf Nach Zion" by
Russell Silver, who was followed
by the Chalutz Chorus singing
"Toy Lichyos." The Invocation
! % i ) ' c iih s. given by Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr-
Mrs. Helprin's Address.
Mrs. David S. Diamond, presi-
dent, read numerous greetings
from Hadassah chapters In neigh-
boring cities, from local Zionist
isroups and leaders. She was fol-
lowed by remarks by the chairman
of the luncheon, Mrs. Louis Rob-
inson, who introduced the princi-
pal speaker, Mrs. Samuel W. Hal-
pets, of New York, national presi-
dent of Hadassah.
Mrs. Halprin, whose address
thrilled the enthusiastic Hadassah
gathering, described her experi-
ences during her travels in Euro-
pean countries, in the course o f
which she had the opportunity to
observe the viciousness of anti-
Semites.
Referring to l'oland, Mrs. Hal-
prin declared that 3,000,0000 Jews
are not permitted to live and are
not-permitted to die. In Russia,
she stated, the 3,000,000 Jews are
culturally
on the verge of e - stinc-
.
n.
Palestine Offers Solution.
In Palestine, Mrs. Ilalprin
stated, "where the Jew can create
for himself," lies the solution to
the problem. She told of the de-
votion of the Jewish pioneers, as
she herself had a chance to ob-
serve during her stay in Palestine.
In spite of hardships, she pointed
out, nothing matters to the sturdy
Chalutzim, except their new life
as Jews.
"We ask you to revitalize your
life here through Palestine," she
declared. Describing the manner
in which Sisterhoods fight for the
opportunity to hear Chinese and
,
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ROCK OF AGES
A Chanukah Hymn by the Late Rabbi
Gustav Gottheil (1827-1903).
Rock of Ages, let our song
Praise Thy saving power;
Thou, amidst the raging foes,
West our shellting tower.
Furious they lissailed us,
But Thine arm availed us;
And Thy word
Broke their sword,
When our own strength failed us.
Kindling new the holy lamps,
Priests approved in suffering
Purified the nation's shrine,
Brought to God their offering
And, His courts surrounding,
Hear, in joy abounding,
Happy throngs
Singing songs,
With a mighty sounding.
HONOR HERSHMAN
AT DINNER SUNDAY
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
Per Yeai, $3.00; Per Copy,
Will be Honored at
Dinner on Monday
ALSO SYNAGOGUE'S
75TH ANNIVERSARY
A NUMBER OF LEADERS
AMONG THE SPEAKERS
Dr, Louis Finkelstein of
New York To Be the
Principal Speaker.
Herman Cohen, President, to
Receive Key; Judge Ru-
biner Main Speaker.
DR. A. M. HERSHMAN
AARON D. MARKSON
CALLED BY DEATH
Noted Educator Was a Pillar
in Hebrew Educational
System Here.
Detroit Jewry lost its most dis-
tinguished scholar and educator, in
the death on Monday evening of
Aaron D. Markson.
Death came to the noted Hebraist,
who was a pillar in the Hebrew
educational system in Detroit, at
DR JACOB SHATZKY
ON DETROIT VISIT
PISGAH RE-ELECTS
NATHAN D. METZGER
New Jewish Children's Home to be Dedicated Sunday
Debating Club Begins Ob
With
of 35th Awn;
Oratorical Contest.
The Philomathic Debating Club
will begin the celebration of its
thirty-fifth anniversary by holding
its oratorical contest on Tuesday,
Dec 27, at 7:30 p. m., in the
B'nai Moshe Hall, Dexter at Law-
rence. The celebration of the
thirty-fifth anniversary will con-
tinue until June, 1933, and will
culminate in a combination model
meeting, debate and banquet. Al-
though the club is 35 years old,
this will be the nineteenth annual
oratorical contest, because the cus-
tom of holding yearly oratorical
contests began in 1914.
The judges for the contest will
be Judge Harry J. Dingeman,
donor of the silver loving cup for
the debating contest held in June;
Herman A. August, donor of the
gold medal in the oratorical con-
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CHILDREN'S HOME
DEDICATION TO BE
HELD THIS SUNDAY
Appropriate Ceremonies Are
Planned for Formal
Opening.
Pioneer Palestine Jewish Farmer
Tells of Life in the Holy Land
PHILOMATHIC TO HOLD
CONTEST ON TUESDAY
10 cents
Will Mark Rabbi's Comple-
tion of 25 Years of
Service Here.
A triple event will be honored
BUCHAREST.— (J. T. A.)—
by Congregation Shaarey Zedek
Forty Jews were wounded in Jassy
at the dinner, In the social hall
Sunday, 15 gravely, when Cuzists
attacked the Jewish Sports and
of the synagogue at Chicago boul-
Music Club where a charity ball
evard and Lawton avenue, next
was in progress.
Monday evening, Dec. 26,
Tremendous panic ensued when
Aside from its observance as
Children of the Martyr-race,
the attackers suddenly broke in on
the annual Chanukah dinner, it
Whether free or fettered,
the throng. The authorities arrived
will mark the seventy-fifth anni-
on the scene only after some delay
Wake the echoes of the songs
versary of the congregation and
and failed to apprehend any of the
Where ye may be scattered.
will be utilized to honor Dr. A. M.
Cuzists. An investigation has been
Yours the message cheering,
Hershman on his completion of
promised.
That the time is nearing
25 years of service at Shaarey
The ball has been arranged in
Which shall see
Zedek's rabbi.
order to raise a maintenance fund
All men free,
The principal speaker at the
for the Jewish hospital of Jassy
Tyrants disappearing,
celebration will he Dr. Louis Fin-
and its ambulance service.
kelstein,
professor of Talmud at
ISRAEL MEREM1NSKY
Attacks by Cuzists.
oke store on Nis Teal
the Jewish Theological Seminary
For the second time in three
of New York, Dr. Finkelstein will
weeks, Cuzists in the Rumanian
bring the greetings of Rabbi
Parliament, on Saturday attempt-
Hershman's alma meter and fel-
ed to attack the Jewish deputy,
low-alumni,
Mishu Weissman, as he was speak-
Arrange Musical Program.
ing from the Parliamentary ros-
It will be recalled that Dr. Fin-
trum.
As Deputy Weissman stood on Father of Samuel Benavie, Director of Fisher Theater kelstein was the principal speaker
at the dedication of the new
the rostrum, with Bible in hand,
Orchestra, Describes the Joys of Living in Zion;
Shaarey Zedek building in Janu-
Rabbis Meyer Berlin and seeking to refute the anti-Semitic
"We
Make
Life
in
Palestine,"
He
Declares.
ary, and his address at that time
attacks of the Cuzists, an anti-
Wolf Gold To Be the
was so inspiring that great satis-
Semitic deputy, Ciolac, rushed upon
•
Principal Speakers.
him and attempted to wrest the
The most impressive proof of Calvert avenue, Mr. Greenspan faction is expressed over the invi-
Bible from him. The entire Jewish Jewish happiness in Palestine is takes delight in speaking of Pales- tation extended to him to be the
Over 100 delegates have already delegation in the house, headed by being presented to the Jews of tine's glories and of Jewish guest speaker at Monday's dinner.
signified their intentions of at- Deputy Meyer Ebner, rushed to the Detroit by a venerable and dis- achievements. For eight years he
The musical program for the
tending the mid-western conven- defense of Deputy Weissman, form- tinguished visitor, in the person has lived in Palestine, settling in dinner is being arranged by Sam-
tion of the Mizrachi Youth of ing a cordon of protection around of Yechiel Greenspan.
uel
Benavie, director of the Fisher
the Jewish homeland after going
America in Detroit at the Statler him.
through horrible experiences in Theater orchestra. It will include
A
simple
farmer,
a
pioneer
in
Points
to
Jews'
Patriotism.
Hotel for the four-day session on
pogrom-ridden Russian-Poland. On the presentation of an Oriental
The excitement e n g e n d e red the upbuilding of the important numerous occasions death stared program and the playing of "Kol
Dec. 30, 31, Jan. 1 and 2. Rep-
brought about the suspension of center in Emek Jezreel, the Valley him in the face during the Petlura Nidre" and "Kill Eili" by Otis
session by the president of the of Israel, Mr. Greenspan never-
Igelman, violinist; Ray Hall, 'cell-
chamber, Dr. Pop. A government theless is one of the most impress- attacks, He settled in Palestine, ist, and an able pianist.
consultation followed, as a result ive unofficial messengers of Zion there later to experience the fears
Herbert H. Warner is chairman
that were broadcast during the
of which Professor Cuza was in- to the Jews of this city.
of the committee in charge of ar-
structed to check his associates.
Here to visit his son, Samuel 1929 attacks, only to emerge as rangements for this dinner,
Deputy Weissman continued his Benavie, who is the able director staunch a patriot as ever, and as '
Friday Services.
discourse whe nthe session was re- of the Fisher Theater Orchestra, fearless as the youngest of the
Rabbi Hershman will deliver the
sumed, and pointed to the patriot- I and Mr. Benavie's family, at 3226 Jewish pioneers.
address at the late Friday eve-
Describes Colonies' Growth.
ism evinced by the Jews during
the World War.
Mr. Greenspan came to Pales- ning service this Friday, Dec. 23.
On Friday evening, Dec. 30,
Deputy Weissman was attacked
tine during the early days of Jew-
on Nev. 29, by Deputy George Cuza,
ish reconstruction efforts. He re- the address will be delivered by
a son of the notorious anti-Semitic
lates how Balfouria and Afuleh, Rabbi Philip Kleinman of Temple
leader, when he sought to disprove
Where he - lia$ settled, has grown Beth El, Milwaukee, Wis. Rabbi
the blood ritual murder libels
in the past eight years. When he Kleinman received his B. A. from
against the Jews.
first came there, only two Arab the College of the City of New
huts gave signs of human life. York, and his M. A. from Colum-
Will Deliver Series of Lec- Today the colonies flourish and bia University.
Damage by Nevis.
•
VIENNA.—(J. T. A.)—Proper-
serve as evidence of great Jewish
tures on Variety
ty damage estimated at 200,000
achievements.
of
Subjects.
schillings and an incalculable boy-
He lost a son in Palestine dur-
cott damage was wrought here Dec.
ing the early pioneering years,
Dr. Jacob Shatzky, noted educa- Shimon
18, by the Nazis in their terroriza-
Greenspan was bitten by
tion campaign against the Jews in tor, lecturer and writer, will be a a dangerous fly, gangrene set in
an effort to prevent Christian Detroit guest for several days, and and in three days he passed away.
Christmas shoppers from trading during his stay here will deliver But the family carries on a tradi-
Attorney Retained as Presi-
with Jews.
tional life of devotion to the Zion-
Hundreds of plate glass win-
dent; Majority of
ist cause. One of the younger
dams of Jewish shops were smashed
Officers Remain.
brothers of Samuel Benavie, Zwi
and their property defaced with
Greenspan,
although
in
his
very
the slogan (Don't Buy from Jews!"
early
twenties,
is
an
able
writer
Last
Monday night, Pisgah
The city was flooded with millions
and is a member of the Vaad Lodge No. 34, B'nai B rith, held its
RABBI WOLF GOLD
of boycott leaflets.
semi-annual
election of officers at
Haertzi
shel
Keren
Ilayesod.
The police, in special patrols, at-
resentatives from the various tempted to apprehend the Nazis re-
Aaron Greenspan, another son, its lodge quarters in the Maccabee
Building.
Mizrachi youth organizations in sponsible for the occurrences, but
well known to many Detroiters,
The following officers were elec-
the following cities will be pres- met with little success even though
for years a Hebrew teacher in
ent: Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Nazis homes were raided in some
Flint, four years ago also settled ted: President, Nathan D. Metzger;
St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, instances.
in Palestine and is today a happy first vice-president, Nathan D. Ro-
Canton, Pittsburg, Lima, Toronto,
The government in an official
farmer in Afuleh. Samuel Ben- sin; second vice-president, Aaron
communique announces it intention
Montreal and New York,
avie himself went to Palestine Rosenberg; third vice-president,
Yudkoff; secretary, Rudolph
In addition to the world prom-
more than 18 years ago. He was Harry
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treasurer, Jacob Schol.
inent leader of orthodox Jewry,
carrying on a family tradition. Meyersohn;
nick;
assistant
monitor, Joseph
Rabbi Meyer Berlin, president of
Upon coming to Zion he followed Staub; warden, Dr.
Nathan J. Reis-
PALESTINE
NIGHT
OF
the World Mizrachi Organization
■ tradition of the land and man; guardian, Allen H. Blondy;
and member of the World Zionist
changed his name to a Hebrew trustees, Adolph Freund, Rabbi
MUSIC IS POSTPONED
DR.
JACOB
SHATZKY
Executive, Detroit will be honored
one. Ile mastered Hebrew and Hwy Z. Gordon and Dr. Victor
with the presence of Rabbi Wolf
Due to illness which prevents a series of addresses on a veriety today carries on his conversations Droock. Elias Goldberg again as-
with his father in the Palestinian ' flumes the office of monitor, as the
Gold, national Mizrachi president, a number of the participants from of subjects.
who is renowned as one of the appearing, the Jewish National
Sephardic accent. He came to by-laws of Pisgah Lodge, under
On Friday evening, Dec. 23, Dr. Detroit 18 years ago, and this is ' which the outgoing president auto-
most forceful and foremost Jew- Fund Council, at a meeting on
ish orators. Rabbi Gold has long Wednesday evening decided to post- Shatzky is scheduled to speak at his first reunion with his father in matically assumes this post.
been connected with the Zionist pone the Palestine Night of Music, the Kindertheater of the Sholom 18 years.
The election was followed by an
which was to take place on Mon- Aleichem Folk Institute, 539 Kenil-
movement.
open meeting which featured en-
A Labor Affiliate.
worth avenue, on "Sigmund Freud
Executive leaders from the na- day evening, for a later date.
tertainment
in magic by La Tem-
Mr. Greenspan — a study and
and His Philosophy of Sex." On
tional Mizrachi Youth Organiza-
National Fund Month.
fine looking man, with a vener- ple and his troupe of artists.
Saturday
he
will
lead
a
descussion
tion at the convention will in-
On the occasion of Chanukah,
able beard—has heard the Ameri- I The newly elected officers will
clude the following: Isidore Ep- a special month has been net aside on "The Present State of the Yid- can expression about people "mak- be installed at a public initiation on
stein, president; Harry Karp, vice- by the Jewish National Fund dish Theater" at the Detroit Yid- ing a living." He was asked how [ Jan. 16, at the lodge quarters in the
president; Rabbi Seymour Zam- Council for the educational work dish Thealig (Theater labhober people "make a living" in Pales- Maccabee Building. All members
browsky, executive director; Jen- of the fund. Addresses will be Geselshaft, at Sholom Aleichem tine. "We do not make a living, and friends of Pisgah Lodge are
'requested to keep this date in mind.
nie Kottler, secretary; Benjamin delivered by rabbis and laymen in School No. 2, 3779 Lawrence ave- we make life," was his reply.
nue, Sunday, Dec. 25, from 11 a. m.
' The officers of Pisgah Lodge are
Hinson, treasurer,
all synagogues, as well as over to 12:15 p. m., he will speak over
But of particular interest in
p lane
The Opening Session.
the radio stations, explaining the Radio Station WJBK, during II. Mr. Greenspan's Palestinian activ- ■ ss i st i n g
of the A. Z. A., to be held at the
On Friday evening, Dec. 30, importance of the fund to Pales-
Book-Cadillac
Hotel on Dec. 25.
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Sabbath services will be conducted tine.
in the hall of the Beth Tephila
Emanuel Synagogue, Taylor and
Woodrow Wilson. The Sabbath
meal to follow will be held at
Krulik's Strictly Kosher Restaur-
ant, 8681 Twelfth street near
Blaine, at which greetings will be
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heard from the heads of the re-
spective out-of-town delegations
'
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300 DELEGATES AT
MIZRACHI'S MEET
Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper
THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1932
Grant Permanent Injunction
Against Measure
Adopted in 1931.
A decree granting a permanent
injunction against the enforce-
ment of the Michigan alien regis-
tration bill was signed Monday
morning by Judge Charles C.
Simons of the United States Cir-
cuit Court of Appeals and the
Federal District Judges Ernest A.
O'Brien and Edward J. Moinet.
Sitting in special session, the
three judges granted the request
for this decree made by Theodore
Levin and Attorney General-elect
Patrick II. O'Brien, who headed
the corps of counsel who fought
against the bill after it was passed
by the Michigan Legislature, and
signed by Governor Wilber M.
Brucker, in 1931. Levin and
O'Brien had as assisting counsel
Fred M. Butzel of Detroit and
Max J. Kohler of New York.
Plea by O'Brien.
The request presented to the
three federal judges by Levin and
O'Brien was for speedy action in
dispensing with the measure, on
the ground that in the event the
case should come up again during
O'Brien's administration as attor-
ney general, he would be placed in
the anamalous position of defend-
ing a measure he opposed before
he assumed public office.
The alien registration act
would have required all persons
not born in the United States to
be registered, photographed, fin-
gerprinted, etc., under a heavy
penalty. It was also made a crime
for employers to have in their
employ unregistered aliens. The
bill was rushed through the Legis-
lature with the utmost secrecy,
and the general public was not
aware of what had transpired un-
til the act was ready for the Gov-
ernor's signature, when a strong
protest was made to him.
Rubiner's Minority Brief.
Judge Charles Rubiner of De-
troit, then an assistant attorney-
general, was among those who took
up the cudgel against the proposed
law. He prepared a 22-page
opinion, in which he advised the
Governor that the act was uncon-
stitutlonol in many respects. Judge
Rubiner's opinion was disregarded,
however, and the bill was signed
by the Governor. Judge Rubiner,
who was the only official in Lan-
sing who actively opposed the bill,
was later appointed a Judge of
the Common Pleas Court of De-
troit.
The liberal elements in Detroit
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fiETROIT LWISH fiRONICLE
VOL XXXIV. NO. 31
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NEWSPAPER PRINTEDIN MICHIGAN
LATE AARON D. MARKSON
The formal dedication' of the
new building of the Jewish Chil-
dren's Home at Burlingame and
Petoskey avenues will take place
this Sunday afternoon, starting at
2 o'clock sharp,
Maurice Aronsson, chairman of
the dedication committee, an-
nounces that Judge Charles Ru-
biner and Mrs. J. II. Ehrlich will
be among the principal speakers.
Commencing with the singing of
the entrance hymn by Cantor
Jacob Sonenklar of Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, the program will
include addresses by outstanding
Detroit leaders.
Presentation of Key.
Dr. Otto A. Hirsch, superintend-
ent of the home, will give the in-
vocation and will introduce Fred
M. Butzel as master-of-ceremonies.
Following Mr. Butzel's remarks,
the gold key to the building will
be presented by the architect, I.
M. Lewis, to Mr. Aronsson, who
will in turn present It to Herman
Cohen, president of the home.
Cantor Sonenklar will then chant
the dedication hymn, accompanied
by Miss Della Tobin.
Addresses will then be delivered
by Rev. R. W. Woodroofe, presi-
dent of the Council of Social
Agencies of Metropolitan Detroit;
Dr. A. Id. Hershman, rabbi of
Congregation Shaarey Z e d e k;
Judge Charles. Rubiner of the
Common Pleas Court, Mrs. Joseph
H. Ehrlich, Dr. Leo M. Franklin,
rabbi of Temple Beth El, and
Kurt Pciser, executive director of
the Jewish Welfare Federation of
Detroit. The closing prayer will
be given by Rabbi Moses Fischer
of Congregation B'nai Moshe. The
singing of Mo'os Tzur will con-
clude the program.
Invitation to Public.
The new building is 'without
doubt one of the finest structures
of its kind in this country. It has
ample provisions for the recrea-
tional activities of the children.
At the present time, 42 chil-
dren are cared for, ranging in
ages from six months to 18 years.
An invitation is extended to the
public to attend the dedication
ceremonies and to Inspect the
home on that occasion.
A Chanukah party for the chil-
dren of the home will take place
on Thursday evening, Dec. 9, at
which time a program, including a
Chanukah play, will be presented.
The play is being coached by Miss
Joyce Davis.
7:30 p. m. on Monday, at Provi-
dence Hospital, following an opera-
tion which was performed the pre-
vious Tuesday.
Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday afternoon, at the Philadel-
phia-Byron Hall, and the schools
were closed for the day as a trib-
ute to his memory. Funeral ora-
tions were delivered by Rabbis A.
M. Hershman, E. Aishiskin and
Moses Fischer, and by Rabbi Max
Wine, a former pupil of Mr. Mark-
son. Maurice H. Zackheim presided.
Cantor S. Mogilewaky chanted
Internationally Known So-
appropriate psalms.
EDUARD BERNSTEIN
CALLED BY DEATH
Outstanding Hebraist.
cialist Succumbs at
Age of 83.
Surviving Mr. Markson are his
widow, Mrs. Anna Markson; a
daughter, Leonore; and a sister,
BERLIN,—(J. T. A.)—Eduard
Mrs. Rachel Goldenson.
Bernstein, internationally famed
Born in Lithuania, Mr. Markson Socialist theoretician and writer,
came to this country in his early contemporary of Karl Marx and
youth. He wan educated at the 1Friedrich Engels, succumbed Sun-
College of the City of New York [ day to natural causes at the age
and Columbia University.
I of 83 after an illness of three
Since his coming to Detroit, 12 weeks.
years ago, Mr. Markson has at- [ Although he formally severed
tained • place of honor in Jewish Ihis connections with the Jewish
educational circles as well as na- community in 1877, at the dic-
tion.!!)'. Recognized as an out- tates of the Social-Democratic
standing Hebraist and as one of the Party, he remained in his own
ablest lecturers on Jewish history, words "a loyal and proud Jew."
he has also written numerous es- In his later years he expressed
says on important Jewish subjects. regret that he had severed his
Translated Mark Twain,
connection, declaring that given
The crowning work of Mr. Mark- the choice again, he would never
son's career was his translation leave the persecuted Jewish peo-
into Hebrew of Mark Twain's "The ple. Ile was a firm friend of the
Zionist movement and identified
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with the Poale Zion organization.
Until the last moment of his
FRAM WILL SPEAK life,
llerr Bernstein was in full
rEUCHTWANGER'S possession of his faculties and ac-
tive in political and social move-
"EPHUS" SUNDAY ments in which his career was pro-
ONJOS
jected.
"Jescphus" will be the subject of
The news of his demise has
Rabbi Leon Fram's sermon at Tem- brought
widespread expressions of
ple Beth El Sunday morning, Dec.
25, at 10:45. The sermon will be a condolence. Hundreds of tele-
grams
from
abroad have been re-
review of Lion Feuchtwanger's his-
torical novel of that title, dealing ceived at the home of Herr Bern-
stein
and
headquarters
of the So-
with the stirring period of the de-
struction of the Jewish state at the dal Democratic Party.
The
funeral
services
were
hands of Rome. College students
home for vacation are especially in- broadcast over the Federal radio
station.
vited to attend.
Otto Web, president of the
As Josephua was the most im-
porant historian living close to the Social Democratic Party of Ger-
many,
laid a wreath of red car-
time of Jesus, Rabbi Pram will die-
Cuss especially the relation of Jo- nations on the body this afternoon.
Herr
Bernstein was the founder
sephus to Jesus and Christianity.
George Galvani will render the of the school known as "revision-
great baritone solo from Handel's ism," a school of )1arxian thought
Judea Maccabeus, "Arm, Ye which challenged the extreme doc-
Brave," and the choir will render trines of Karl Marx, Herr Beni-
choral selections from the Handel stein is credited with having influ-
enced the international Socialist
Oratorio.
The schools of religion of Tem- movement, with particular refer-
ple Beth El will observe a recess ence to Germany, more profound-
during the week-ends of Dec. 24 ly than any individual since Karl
and 25 and Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.
Marx. For 23 years Bernstein
Beta El College of Jewish Stud- lived abroad, unable to return to
ies will also observe a recess on Germany, because of the rigid
Monday, Dec. 26 and on Monday, anti-Socialist laws of Bismarck.
Jan 2,
From 1878 to 1890 he lived in
The Ycung People's Club of Switzerland. In 1890 he was ex-
Temple will hold • special reunion pelled from Switzerland and went
for students of Temple households to London where he remained un-
home for their vacation period on til 1901 when he was permitted
Monday afternoon, Dec. 26, in the to return to Germany.
form of an afternoon dance.
Views en Judaism.
The High School Council will also
Herr ,Bernstein was bore on
hold a reunion in the form of an
(Tura to PIP °poem. Lawton
afternoon dance on Dec. 29.