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(Continued from preceding page.) spoils of the victory went to the
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Jews.
The next battle was fought with
tion, his own people grew more
Talmudic period, not only would
people name their children after
confident in him as he gained more Lysias himself. In the autumn of
victories. Judas Maccabeus' sue-1 165 B. C. Lysias advanced from Concert Last Sunday Showed departed ancestors, but even at-
ter living parents and relatives
cess was due to his methods in the South, expecting to obtain aid
Remarkable Improvement
warfare. He would make unex- from the Idumeans. The Jewish
as well.
By
Orchestra.
army
met
Lysias'
men
at
Beth-Zur,
Which of the grandfathers was
pected night attacks, and also re-
favored in naming the grand-
peated small skirmishes. In this a town south of Jerusalem, and on
Chord
of
Judea
Symphony
Or-
the
road
to
Hebron.
Judas,
although
'. child, we cannot state definitely.
manner would he gain the advan-
much weaker, gained a brilliant chestra, under the able direction of There are no regulations about ;
tages over the enemy.
In the year 168 B. C. Antiochus victory. His men, when they saw William P. Bliznick, appearing in this in the Talmud, but it seems
Herbed H. Warner
Epiphanes caused to be set up at the might of the Syrians, would concert last Sunday evening at to have been the general custom
the altar of burnt offerings in the have retreated, but Judas exhorted Northern High School, scored an to name children after the pater-
Temple of Jerusalem, a pagan al- them on with prayer and inspira- unusual triumph when the aduience nal grandfather. As to Hebrew
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tar, and ordered sacrifices to be tion. So it befell, that urged on by that filled the auditorium cheered and non-Hebrew names, there
offered to his idol, which he called idealism, they compelled the Syr- the young musicians for their ex- I was in Talmudic times no real
the "Zeus °lymph's," (the abomin- ians to retreat to Antioch. Judas cellent presentation of the well- distinction made in practice. A
; good Jew could well have borne
ation of desolation). Two years Maccabeus then entered Jerusalem. chosen program.
Having recovered the Holy City
So marked was the Improvement a foreign name, and we find,
later, in the year 166 B. C., An-
and
the
Temple,
Judas
ordered
that
shown by the orchestra over its pre- even among the rabbis themselves
tion
tiochus undertook an expedi
into Persia. Ile needed money to the Temple be cleansed. The pol- vious concerts that this concert many whose names were non-
luted
altar
was
destroyed
and
a
helped greatly in placing the group Ilebrew.
meet the war-tax which the Romans
were then imposing on the Syrians, new one was built. New holy ves- in a position of importance in this I NAMING SON AFTER FATHER
sels
were
made.
A
new
fire
was
community. A volunteer group of
and Antiochus did not have much
In post-Talmudic times some
money at that particular time. The kindled on the altar, the lamps of young men and young women, each changes took place in the people's
No Job Too Large
Judean tax-income was being in- the candlestick were lit, and on the interested unselfishly in musical attitude towards names. As re-
i n andny , ta ntn t a njye t w i m s n e gards most of these changes we
, n io o f them
No Job Too Small
terrupted by the disturbances of twent y-f ifthday of 18 eV,
C., the altar was dedicated to God. to participate
Judea Maccabeus.
must distinguish between the two
For
hdedication
events,
the
Chord
of Judea is a main groups of Jewry—the Sep-
Lysias, a man of the nobility, celebrated with song and sacrifice.
was left in charge of the govern- As a memorial of this dedication, colorful group of which Detroit herdic and the Ashkenazic.
Among the former, there was
ment. This Lysias conceived the Judas Maccabeus, his brothers, and Jewry had reason to feel proud
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no fear or hesitancy in naming
idea of advancing on the Jews, con- the elders of the Congregation of last Sunday night.
Naturally, high honors must go a child after a living person, in
quering them, and selling them as Israel decreed that this celebration
slaves. The money to be subse- to be an annual event, always to to the group's director, Mr. Him- fact, many sons were called by
quently received would be used to be accompanied with mirt hand joy. nick, who is working untiringly to the name of the father, even
perfect the orchestra's efforts.
when the father was still living.
meet the war-tax of the Romans.
The lights are probably symbolic
Four numbers especially thrilled This may have been motivated
Lysias gent three men, namely Ptol- of the liberty which the Jews ob-
emy, Nicanor and Gorgias, all ex- tained on the day which marks the the audience. Special mention by the belief in the suggestive
by installing our External
perienced warriors, to Judea, wi th beginning of the Chanukah cele- must be given to Mr. Blunt& s own power of the name, which would
Hot Water Heater to your
an army of 40,000 infantry and bration. Talmudic sources attribute composition, "Liebeslied," which make the child grow up and be
7,000 cavalry, and they went as the origin of the eight days of fes- was well executed by the violinist, like his father.
present heating system.
far as Emmaus. So assured were tival, with its custom of illumine- Albert Goorwitch, and which did
Among the Ashkenazic Jews,
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the Syrians of victory that they , ting the house, to the miracle said honor to the composer-director.
however, the general practice
Another interesting number was was not to name a child for a
even had their slave purchasers to have taken place during the
with them. Meanwhile the Jews dedication of thepurified Temple. Luck's "The Mill." The composer, living parent or relative. They
assembled in Mizpah, an old place This miracle was that the Ilasmon- Arthur Luck, is librarian and in- would be afraid lest when the
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of worship, where they observed a ean priests, when they entered the atrumentalist of the Detroit Sym- time came for the older person to
and up, installed.
day of prayer and repentance in Temple, found just one small cruse phony Orchestra. He was present die, the angel of death might, by
sack clothes and ashes. There are , of consecrated oil that was not de- at the concert, was introduced to mistake, take the life of the
conflicting stories of the number filed. It has been sealed and hid- the orchestra and himself directed younger person of the same
of men that Judas Maccabeus had. den away, and when found, had this number.
name. And besides this, there
According to one story, Judas had I enough oil to last only one day, but
Most inspiring on the program was a fear lest sickness or any
only 3,000 men scantily armed, and instead, lasted for eight days, un- was Lehar's waltz "Gold and Sil- other punishment that might be
that he had no cavalry at all. There til new oil coul dbe prepared for the ver" and Offenbach's "Orpheus in decreed against the older person,
were scarcely any helmets and lamps of the holy candlesticks.
der Untervelt.' The latter was espe- might be inflicted upon the child
swords for his force, yet his men
cially well done, and gave the best bearing his name. For the angel
Services are held the morning
were well-diseiplaned. Another each of the eight days. "Haller of
is proof of the orchestra's improve- of death is not the only one
story relates that Judas had 9,000 recited, a portion of the Penta- ment. Miss Belle Kessler, flutist, among the angels that is stupid
men. In either case, Judas' men teuch is read, and a paragraph that played the solo part.
and careless. The other heavenly
were a mere handful compared to briefly sketches the story of Chan-
Albert Goodwitch, first violinist,
3957 Grand River Ave.
the Syrians.
did
well
as
concertmaster
as
well
ukah, is also read. The Pentateuch
Yet the victory belonged to the readings are taken from Num. vii, as soloist.
OUR FILM FOLK
Nights, Sundays and Holidays,
Jews. Judas, by stratagem, gained the chapter relating to the gifts of
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an advantage over Gorgias, over- the twelve princes of Israel on the
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coming both him and Nicanor.'The occasion of the dedication of the EDUARD BERNSTEIN
altar of the tabernacle in the wild-
as soon as his New York
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erness. On the eighth day, the
engagement permits.
verses Num. VII, 54—VIII 4, are
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Wishing All My Jewish Friends and Patrons a Very Joyous
read, the last four verses referring
And there's a movie director in
Chanukah
to the lighting of the holy candle-
jolly old England whose tag is
Jan.
6, 1850, in Berlin, a member Anatol Litvak . . . Oh, my I It's
stick. In the evenings, waxen can-
dles or oil lamps are lit. Rabbin- of a family of 15, the son of a the juxtaposition that kills.
ical law attaches a great deal of locomotive engineer.
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In a statement to the Jewish
importance to the kindling of the
The world premiere of Ed-
Chanukah lamp, yet the real ob- Telegraphic Agency on the occa-
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illuminate the house without, for all Bernstein net forth his views on was the biggest thing that has
hit Denver since Buffalo Bill
passers-by to see. Consequently, Jewry and Judaism as follows:
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lamps were placed outside the doors
"When I left the Jewish Com- blew in from the prairie . . .
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If
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as there were persons in th ehouse. their religious communities as a chest expansion . he's • kids
In times of persecution the lights protest against the anti-Semitic •nd kin.
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were placed indoors. Fanatical race hatred which was then being
0 medieval oppression, and Persian preached by the notorious Dr. Alexander Leftwich, Patricia
fire-worshippers forced the placing Stoecker, the Court Chaplain of Ellis' peppy, who for 25 years was
of the lights indoors. Despite all the time, who was a founder of a Broadway stage director, has
the terrific storms that have raged the German anti-Semitic move- succumbed to the wiles or wilds
against Judaism through the ages,
(depending on how you use it)
these lights continue to be kindled ment.
"As a Jew who was a leader of of Hollywood ... he'll megaphone
on Chanukah.
pictures
on the Radio lot.
the Socialist Party, and engaged
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The lights being Intended only in preaching to my Christian com-
Herman
Msnkiewicz, pet scrib-
for the purpose of illumination in rades that they should leave their
honor of the festival, reading or churches, I had to be consistent bier of the Marxes, tells us about
working by them was formerly and leave the Jewish community, a fellow who was no Jewish that
prohibited. A prayer for the first although much to my regret and in a heart balm suit, his girl had
evening is here quoted in part: with a great deal of grief. Today to sue him for "ali-alienation of
"Throughout the eight days of I could in no circumstances leave affections."
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Chanukah these lights are sacred, the persecuted and oppressed Jew-
nor are we permitted to make use ish community. I have always
The critica said that Gregory
of them, but simply to make con- fought for Jewish rights and I am Ratoff's accent In "Under-Cover
templation of them, to the end that working now to assist in the up- Man" was so thick that it even
we may thank Thy name for Thy
embarrassed the movie execs. 0,
miracles, Thy salvation and Thy building of a Jewish home in Pal- Mr. Sirovich, it's the critics again.
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wondrous acts." Women particu- estine which, however, most not
larly were enjoined not to do their be a national state constituted on
Did you know that Eddie
with
work by the light of the Chanukah chauvinistic lines in any way in- Cantor rates as the Number One
lamp and games, riddles, and other jurious to the Arab population. personality on the •ir7 A re-
amusements for Chanukah evenings I am fighting together with the cent check-up Is that eight•
Peale Zion for the realization of
were substituted, instead.
their ideals and I declare myself ten million people, including his
Women, by the way, are asked to in every way to be • Jew in the wifes relatives, lend him their
ears of a Sunday night, and
participate in the kindling of the positive sense of the word."
Chanukah "ficht," since Jewish
On his seventy-fifth birthday, . . . well, that's practically ■
legend connect the heroic deed of Herr Bernstein described his early capacity audience.
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Judith with the Maccabean epic. Jewish environment in an article
An "Assyrian" army, the legend
Howard Green one of our Is-
the
Jewish
Telegraphic
tells us, made a hostile advance
raelitish scenarists, has ■ small
into Palestine, but was checked at Agency.
son. One night, thinking to give
Interested in Palestine.
the Jewish city, Bethulia, (probably
the
child a treat, his grandmother
"My parents were both Jewish,"
the city of Shecliem). The people
Extend to their Friends and Patrons
took him to the picture show. But
of Bethulia were able to prevent the he wrote, "but members of the inside the theater the little fellow
advance, due to the geographical Ref o r m community, observing began to cry with ever-increasing
the Compliments of the Season
situation of the city, which occupied Sunday as their day of rest and gusto. "What's the matter?"
the narrow pass that was the en- they were not bound by the Jew- asked Grandma. "Whath the pic-
trance into Judea. The Assyrians ish dietary lawn. I had a cousin, ture. You shouldn't cry . . . this
did not force the pass, but block- Aaron Bernstein, a great man is one of papa'r stories." "I don't
4111=21211112211.211102229RE .21=1211229:21211721112i21221111W aded the city instead, and cut off whom I always regarded with im- cane," he bellowed, "I'd rather
its water supply. In the distress mense awe and affection. lie was have a ice-cream cone!"
that followed Judith of Bethulia a founded and for many years ed-
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bewitched the Assyrian captain, itor and chief leader and writer
A Happy Chanukah!
Holofernes, and was the means of of the Berliner Folkszeitung. He
CHANUKAH GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES
having his head cut off. Thus also wrote scientific works which
Judith, the heroine of Bethulia, won the admiration of scientists Georges Miquelle, Soloist, at
brought about the deliverance for of the rank of Alexander von
Next Symphony Concert.
her city, and consequently the de- Humboldt. Ile was a practical
liverance for all of Judea and Jer- scientist. In politics he was one
Georges Miquelle, eminent first
usalem.
of the leaders of the German
of the Detroit Symphony,
The Trendle is like the Put and Democratic movement and one of 'cellist
be presented as soloist at the
Take top in that it is a small revol- the first champions of the Jewish will
seventh
pair of subscription con-
ving top of four sides, each side emancipation campaign in Ger-
bearing a Hebrew letter. The He- many. In literature he wrote certs, next Thursday evening and
Friday
afternoon,
in Orchestra
brew meaning of the four letters poems and novels which achieved
Hall. Ile will be heard in the mel-
'is, nes gadal hayah sham,—"a great popularity in their time. But odious
Haydn
Concerto
for 'Cello
great miracle happened there." A his chief interest was in the Jew-
"For People Who Care"
German meaning for the inscription ish Reform Community of which and Orchestra.
Oabrilowitsch,
who
returns
°nip
is as follows: nicht, ganz, halb, he was one of the founders. He
Eastern engagements to di-
shtell, —"nothing, all, half, put," was for many years its preacher from
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Jan 5 and 6,
has
for the of
forthcoming
events
The story of Chanukah may well ed by the community. He was the familiar and much admired, lo-
be called an epic, for it is a narra- a fluent Hebrew writer and Bib- cally, Fifth Symphony of Beethov-
tive of heroic deeds. And the lical exegetist and he exercised • en. Detroit audiences have always
ceremony of lighting the candles is tremendous influence upon the indicated intense approval of Ga-
a simple one, yet in the flare of course of my life.
brilowitsch's interpretation of this
the candle light may be visualized
"I never forgot that I was a masterpiece.
thin procession of bravery, this Jew," he declared.
The novelty on the list will be
In the spirit of the
succession of events that prevented
For the greater part of his life, the tone poem, "Semiramis" by the
the obliteration of Hebraic rituals, Herr Bernstein took no part in well known Chicago composer and
season we extend sin-
the Maccabean epic.
Jewish affairs. He was 74 years music critic, Felix Borowski. The
old when for the first time he overture to Wagner's "Tannhaus-
cere wishes to all the
took his stand on the platform of er ' will open.
The popular concert to be given
a Jewish meeting organized by the
More Trees Planted in
Jewish people for a
Committee for Promoting a Work- New Year's Eve, in Orchestra Hall,
Palestine.
ing Class Palestine. The building will be director by Victor Kolar,
joyous Chanukah.
up of Palestine, he declared then, who ban arranged a stunning pro-
Mrs. Eli Sachse reports the fol- is a symbol of the progress of gram of familiar selections. He
lowing trees planted through the mankind and must be safeguarded will open with the Nicholai over-
—Harold C. Robinson.
Jewish National Fund in Pales- against possible failure. Since ture "Merry Wives of Windsor"
then he gradually came very clone and close with the stirring "Lea
tine:
Preludes" of Liszt. In between
Purity Chapter plants trees in to Jewish life and addressed many will be Ilresented such popular and
Jewish meetings.
enjoyable numbers as Rubinstein's
memory of Abraham Kaufman,
Melody in F and the same compos-
father of Mrs. Dams Sachs, in
NORTH END CLINIC er's "Andoulouse;" Kreisler's '7he
memory of Mrs. Fannie Steingold,
Old Refrain" and "Tambourin
mother of Bessie Steingold. Trees
In 1932, to September, 900 pa- Chinois;" "The Strauss Waits,
are planted in the George Wash- tients had 3500 x-rays taken at "Enjoyment of Life;" Massenet's
North
End Clinic, whose deficit Scenes Neapolitan; the ballet mu-
ington Forest by Mrs. Esther Wald-
stein, in memory of her mother, the Community Fund pays. Sixty- le from Goldmark's "Queen of
nine
per
cent of patients were Sheba;" and two charming "Sere-
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officers are not much smarter
and no more careful than he.
But throughout the Middle
Ages, and up to modern times,
the older practice of naming chil-
dren with reference to some event
continued, both among the Sep-
herdic and Ashkenazic groups,
alongside of the custom of nam-
ing them after grandparents or
relatives.
But the majority of people,
whether giving their children
names after departed relatives,
or with reference to some occas-
ion or event, have been and con-
sciously, still are influenced by
beliefs as to the possible influence
of the name upon the child, or
its effect upon the one after
whom it is named.

BOYS' AND GIRLS' NAMES

As these beliefs or supersti-
tions are not shared by all peo-
ple in a like degree, there devel-
oped among different people cer-
tain restrictions upon the selec-
tion of names, which may have
been accepted and heeded by
some, but ignored and desregard-
ed by others. The following are
a number of such restrictions:
Some authorities object to the
practice of giving to a boy the
name of a girl and vice versa.
Some people would refrain from
naming a child after a person
who was killed by non-Jews for
fear lest the sa dfate of the for-
mer bearer of that name befall
the one named like him. The same
fear prevents some parents from
naming their child after another
child of theirs who has died.
Some authorities would declare it
prohibitive to give a child the
name of any Biblical personage
prior to Abraham. And there
are a few authorities who would
object to non-Hebrew or non-Jew-
ish names.
As a result of the belief that
the heavenly authorities know
and can Identify a person only on
the basis of the description of
his full name, there developed in
the course of time a whole sys-
tem of tricks by which to hide the
person from the heavenly agents.
(fence the practice of changing a
person's name when he is sick
became widespread. Bbt there is
still another danger threatening
the person even after his name
has been changed, and this is that
the angel of death might be look-
ing for him not under his own
personal name, but merely as the
child of his parents. To meet this
danger, the parents were changed
• This is done by giving the child
other parents, as it were. The
real parents give away or sell
their child to another couple, to
people against whom, judging
from the fact that their own chit-
dren are all alive and healthy,
there seems to be no charge on
the heavenly records, This trans-
action absolutely confounds the
angel of death.
Another method of safeguard-
ing the life of the child was not
to give it any name at all, or
when a name was given, to keep
it a secret for a time so it was
not registered in the heavenly
records.
As to who should give the
child a name, there has never
been any inflexible rule or fixed
regulations. In Biblical times,
it was usually the father who
gave the name to the child. The
child, in Biblical times was gen-
erally given Its name immediate-
uy at its birth. In Talmudic
times the male child at the cir-
cumeision'on the eighth day after
its birth. This has become the
practice even up to this day. In
the case of girls there has been
no uniformity of practice.
There have, however, never
been any definite laws or uniform
regulations on these questions.
It was all a matter of custom and
usage which were not uniform.
Since customs are governed by
ideas and beliefs which not all
people share in the same degree,
it is not strange to find that the
customs themselves differ so.
Some people are more supersti-
tious, some more rational than
others. Hence, while it is but
proper to follow the customs es-
tablished by the community or
group, it actually makes no dif-
ference what names we give to
children. For no matter what
name a person is given by others,
what ultimately counts is only
the name which he makes for
himself by his actions and his
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of child care, on the occasion of
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Mr. Altman's Your is broadcast
from 12 to 1:30 every Sunday.
This Sunday, David Schkolnik will
be featured in a musical program,
with the assistance of a choir of
16 voices. Mr. Kestenbaum will be
presented in a group of new songs.
Mandell Bernstein will broadcast
the latest Jewish news.
On Sunday, Jan. 1, Rabbi Meyer
Berlin will be the speaker, for 16
minutes, over Mr. Altman's Hour.
The speaker on Jan. 8 will be a
spokesman for the Jewish National
Fund on the occasion of the spe-
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The small daughter of a

Michigan family, playing in

the basement of her home,

was painfully and critically injured.

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Her mother, hearing the child's screams,

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and seeing what had happened, dashed

frantically to the telephone and called

the doctor. The physician arrived with-

out delay, and through immediate and

skillful medical' attention, was able to

treat the child's Injuries successfully

and prevent serious complications.

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