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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933
issues
ORGANIZATIONS HERE UNITE TO CALL
HEBREW HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION GIVES Our Institutions Must Not Be Closed! ItIlEIZIVIANN COMING :c _ommittee
Plea PROTEST MEETING AGAINST OUTRAGES
Mo
os
Chitim
FOR DAY vrg,,„ int„,, ,,lia t., c.)n tribu-
$10,000 LOAN TO FEDERATION; R. F. C.
dy
-OF HITLER'S FOLLOWERS IN GERMANY
ti.ns To r
TO FINANCE RELIEF EFFORT IN MARCH
AN EDITORIAL
TO O. S.
h th
h ave b een
a,tant
por
Jew ish a ge ncies, w hic
i m
AT WORLD'S FAIR
e sacrifices
• builtOur
gradu lly patiently, step by step. with
that Were made for them by the communally-minded in
. V.',,rld Jewish Leader To
Loan of Hospital Group To Be Paid i n Fi ve Years; Fund Jewry, are now in danger of being cl,,, ed.
Preside on "Jewish
Was Taken from Banks in January and Invested
This community, which for decade,: boa , ted proudly
Day" on July 3.
in United States Government Bonds.
of what it has created, lollSt not permit its i IT:Ilion:: to be
A n N ee
fo Passo 1v er.
--
1 s
,
5f Mass Indignation Rally Being Arranged for Monday Eve-
ning, March 27; Conference Resolutions Com-
miller of 15 Headed by M. M. Alexander.
•,,.
1 / 'or
T P1O ,
destroyed.
-
ATTACKS CONTINUE THROUGHOUT GERMANY;
I ' • 1/./. ,.
The Jewish Old Folks' Home. the Jewish Children's1GIGANTIC SPECTACLE
WORK OF CHILD CARE COUNCIL AND SOCIAL
VIOLENCE IN BERLIN, FRANKFURT, MUNICH
PLANNED IN CHICAGO
SERVICE BUREAU HELPED BY U. S. AGENCY Home, the United Hebrew Schools, the Hebrew Free Loan!
Association, the House of Shelter, and a score
other Co
,, -operation to Important
• 1
5 Drive Is On Against Jewish Doctors and Lawyers; Nazi
,i \ of ,riticai
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Grant Secured by agencies have managed to survive the. pint
Lawyer's Union Passes Resolution Demanding
• Undertaking Voted by
Committee Headed by Fred M. Butzel; Hebrew Free
weeks, but the future is (lark and holds in store only un-
Elimination of Jews From Courts.
•
Midwest Conference.
lo
Loan Association Functions During Crisis.
01e.
I
certainty and despair. The; call to the community to be
I.
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i - I
I. thre.n. and O.'
•
ho,, w ,,
. Hic t(ai - II,. e.,,
ne ■ ns.tani tba i
An exclusive interview with Heinz Spanknoebel of De.
charitable and tee be loyal to the important institutions
trait, head of the Hitler movement in this country, secured
oic ow
n tr oubl:
loan of $10.000 for relief purposes has been Made which depend for sust emote(' and support Upon the good- '
' '` ' 'I I' ;` ,- I ; ledder. ,-. '
, 1,„ are i n ,„,
, t I,i ■ II Slte, fill ,I . I,•
on Thursday evening by Philip Slomovitr, editor of The
will of lowrai ,kw ,.
, Jewish \Velfare Federation by the Hebrew Hospital
to Ito
Detroit Jewish Chronicle., will be published in our issue of
A....,,,,ation.
In response to the many desperate efforts made by
to meet the present emergency, the
Fdt raliOn Oln
loan ir■ an the Hebrew Hospital Association comes as a
oi'l'
f ' ,11iYi'
'"
\k
' ', si u.1. 1,' , ', i i.l'h'irlii. 1'', '
'. I r.: ■ •-- .' ■ tu
tle
'il
Officers of the Jewish Old Folks' Home are
March 31.
I , ■ II
IlliS illi
iird
pleading for gifts—no matter how small—and espe-
• d tling announce!, It was i',,,,,, .. , , i , m the • i d t fr ,t
Detroit Jewry will protest aganst the outrages in
funds ure members to pay their dues so that some
„,,.
cially
,,
i,,,,,,
year
w
, ... Louis. birky. 1,,,o ,, ,nd
°L,,
n
Germany at a public meeting on Monday evening,
s may be available with which to assure the aged
• , •:i, of the Alle/1111111 l'1111 ,- „f 11,, p o und, .,f unit,,,, I .
III,. I / :14111 and encouraging act of co-operation,” said Kurt l'ebwr.
i ampaign, before th e confer- ,.,,„„ 1 ,, th e fam il y ;5 „,1 „ .„, march 27. PI a ors for this indi gnation meeting were
people cared for in the home that they will be fed
.. director of the Jewish Welfare Federation. "The Iii•tiiiy
,
y i ',Hon g from 412 to • , i ,..
of the Midwest Zionist If . g- „ ,,, ,,,,.
and sheltered. Certainly it is not much to ask. Who-
I' ,.,‘I'1;,.: loan is an interesting one. The Hebrew Hospital Association
.1 the C. , ,, IlitIli 1'11111 011 S1111- f„.„.1,/, the • 8,,,i,/i/ I,/ //, ., ■ •,,,,. made at one of the most exciting meetings in the
ev e r has something left for himself must not forget his
was! 1;4 enough to have bought a site for a hospital when the real
'" '" history of this community, when a conference of or
" 1 "5"1
1 "'""ds
estate ibarket was low and to have sold its property in boom times
per family, mid
h" , We.z -
less fortunate fellow-men.
of
approximately
sou ganizations was held on Thursday night at the B'nai
for $10.0110. Subsequently, when a decision eras reached not to build
lake
ear.
,
1//
""
' • ' '
The same appeal holds true for the Jewish Chil-
-
-0,1111, glee
-
et, the money was turned i
Moshe. Commencing at 9 p. m., on Thursday, the
the h..si dud,
dren's Home, for the United Hebrew Schools, for the
not
deluding
oursel,
c.,
''Wo
1111/
that
over in trust to the Federation.
other local agencies.
execlItisl : we know that the contributions will meeting lasted until after 2 a, in. on Friday, and
Milfefil Stern, who was then presi-
"
The measure for a people's liberality and kindness ,
evf e1n5 then details for the protest were left to a committee
dent, .onducted !mist of the nego-
, I . , s , - , ,,I‘7,;d u 't'.:! ,. "-}`;eikp n ",‘,', 1 5 1 11 '1 ' , 5 , lu ":„I „, y,s. ;1 o
I. 'I \
tiatioiv."
to be found in time or plenty, but rather in time of
The entire amount was depos-
As The Detroit Jewish Chronicle! goes to press, after
adversity. The present is the time to judge our people. I I '
ited in the First National Bank.
to be
We are placed in the balance, and we trust wee shall not
“ 1 (rotary of frog meal in this year ; but los, we ran having held forms open until late Friday morning
Good fortune allowed Federation
1101 .1,/,
i.,,t .10, n,
able to keep Detroit Jewry informed on the plans for the
offiviak to withdraw the money in Prof. S. M. Levin the New be found wanting.
ld!
dolt.'
.
o
nd
in
your
Please-e
in
Mil-
'. , ■ " , th \‘ , 14111 ,0ffi
Januiti•y• 1933, and invest it in
Let the community heed the cry that our institutions 1
Th, ,,, „II i„ „„ „ t h, r protest, the committee on arrangements, headed by
Lir , ky and Mid „ i ,,,,,,.
, i / !,1 1
Treasurer; Plan Pass-
United States Government bonds.
1:-.1tall not be permitted to close even for a single day!
tional Zionist oloc!. i atom to r, round v ou of ton M. Alexander, is expected to work throughout the
iI.ol,, , n1,,ig. national
ver Relief.
o Five-Year Loan.
,.: ltnt, just b before WI/1%111111111 ,/,,,,./ duty “. 0,10 \NOS 111 co1/111, , week-end to arrange for the place of meeting and for
Ti,- interest on this amount has
. , .,
• •
.. , .
•. c foe Palestine, was necessary viv o : , ow ing to the eosts of waits .
.
Theodore Levin was re-elected
spealit 1 s. On Int t onittlittee Chosen to act with :qr. Alex-
been II-el in past years to care for
Op. lo•rangement.
ing. There w ill be no telephonic
president
of
the
Jewish
Social
Serv•
Dr. Itenisch, Dr. Kleimitm
.
the ho s pitalization of Jewish sick,
Gigantic Spectacle Planned.
reminders, so ch.,' do your ,luny ;Older
A:trim are Philip SIo
Bureau for a term, at the an-
and c,iecially to give hospital care
M Ith \lax Shulman, regional by your community and do it now.
ntl I. 1. inkelstein, 111•.Shifrin, hiss Stern,
I: tirla,
to Jev ish maternity cases. This nual election which took place at
iiithe chair, plans for '
in,
Mr. H
a meeting of the board last Thurs-
f' " ntrilda '"' ' 1 '" uld he amded L ' eon Kay, .loseph Haggai,
io a i sh Day were announced at to M
last i.11,1111 has been cared for
r. Smith at 221.1 Li ingfellow
—
day. Julian Krolik was chosen'
Mr. Edelman, Mr. Itiskin, Mr. Levitt,
Iabi
Cvening, avenue.
m through the activities of
I
tiv•
conference
and
in
the
•
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New Havens Are Sought Ile -
the Kid Prenzlauer Service Group, vice-president.
'File conference threatened to break up in confusion
----
before an [Indium , of 1,7.110 at a '
Prof. Samuel M. Levin, head of
Second Volume of "Jose - public meeting in the reVe1111111
"T.. coot our great emergency,"
cause of Unbearable
Whvii extreme rtttlicals, who evidently organized for this
the
economics
de-
Mr. Pe, -er states, "the Hebrew
phus" Torn Up by Nazis
club ballroom. The elaborate and
Conditions.
meeting at a rally on ‘Vedneselity evening, insisted on in-
authorized partment off the
extensive arrangements being in ill,•
in Berlin.
choseWIli1 . 11 would pledge the
the
jecting in the proposed resolution a el
College of
J. S. S. B, ELECTS
THEODORE LEVI
LEVIN i: not
i„,
.
Rep ort Continued
Jewish Migration
FEUCHTWANGER'S , , , „, , , ,
HOME RANSACKED i ,. . . , , „,.
Air. Goldin,
SORORITY HELPS
CENTER PROJECT •te„ III ,. .,„, „,„„„, ,„
NI.
the Federation to sell eel par bonds
were
explained by .l neon
—
a protest against the cuppression of Commun-
NEw YORK.-Urgeney to sun-'
III the Zionist
o the value of $10,000 itnil to City of Detroit,
t
LONDON.-- bl. T. A.) - pr. l;' , 001 "•• lweibdent
Zionist and Conservative elements
was chosen treas-
and Socilist,. in Gerinany.
tinue the work among and for Jews
i
Di g anillition of ChWa go; Pear l ,
execute a note payable w thin tine
who mitwithstanding the world- Lion Feuchtwanger, who is staying , VI anklin, II adassah leader, 111111
urer and Ilandd
W1/1/1/ 111/101111illed 1101 10 permit this, and they were finally success•
years with interest at four per
:
tiorf,
Switzerland,
cabled
making
a
mild
comproinise
to Platt•:it against the suppress
Silver was elected ,
.
wide economic (Tisk had to leave at Burg
l•ithe'eli.sI ga anl s. „all f„. .,.ti,,,. par, Assists in Sponsoring Open - • Cal' a'ft'er
rent. In view of the fact that
seers-
executive
,ion of "other anti-Nazi" activities in Germany, "regardless of race
, their native countries for new lands t. London as follows: "Storm , kli
—
the ill!erest is used for hospitali-
unbearable
conditions
!mains
have
broken
into
my
Berlin'
g
of
Branch
at
15705
....ed."
The
rontention
of
the
non-railicals
was that the pro-
ta ry.
i n
• :old
' berauSe Of
, ticipation by all :Midwest Ven-nun-
zation put•poses, this act shows a
Vinod-
Israel
was the burden e( the reports pre-
test must have a Jewish character only,
Parkside.
, ities in an immense J Jewish pro-
wonderful spirit of co-operation.
,-
loch was added to
Mr. Alexander, as chairman of the resolutions committee, was
scored at the twenty-fourth an-
gram al Chicago's international
In eiew of the fact that the funds the board as an
ilual meeting of the Hebrew Shel-
aiit Alumni Assoriatnin p: imarly responsible in the agreement which finally secured a cons
exposition. A tremendous NpeCtncle 1
T he .. Dell
are a sacred trust for a Jewish ex-officio member,
tering and Immigrant Aid Society
will be staged at Soldier Field 'to' i of Alpha Epsihin Phi s oldest and cession of peaceful co-operation, Solomon Schkloven was chairman
hospital it was impossible to make by virtue of his
of America (Bias) held last Sun.
dium on July 3, climaxing a week ' largest national Jewish women's of the conference, Aaron Kurland, vice-chairman, and M. Schneider
an outright gift. The funds had Being chairman of
day, at Hotel Astor,
iof festivity ill which Midwest c am' II sorority, has taken on as a colon- and H. Siegel, secretaries.
to be kept intact, It was all ex- the Jewish Un-
by'
.
! t,,,,,
inunities
will he hosts to all Amer.
project the opening of a
It' w as announced Friday morning, as we were going to press,
The proceedings were opened
reedirdily fine action for them to 5. m p lo y ni e n t ....•
can Jewry. The story . of Israel branch of the Jewish Centers As- that city and county officials had signed a petition endorsing the
Jilin L. Bernstein, former presi-
take."
Emergency Re-
protest
and calling upon the national froverninent to intercede in
pa.kside,
ac-;
dent of Bias. Mr. Bernstein, in a
through the Bites will Mdr ("aat'z e d ' ,„Galion at 1570r1
Present at the meeting at which lief Committee. Prof. S. M. Levin
in a stupendous pageant with a cording to an announcement made , behalf of oppresseil Jewry. The petition was circulated through the
brief address, dwelled upon the in,-
this action was taken were Isaac
Plans are being formulated b
by
cast
of
three
thousand.
More
than
portaraT of the gathering in view .
Miss Freda Rosenthal,. chair- initiative of Harold Stoll, Register of D" (1 S/
Rosenthal, president of the He- the Jewish Social Service Bureau
100,000 thousand are expected to ' 1111111 of the project committee. At
prevailing i•onditions. Ile th , n
The local protest meeting is to be held simultaneously
brew Hospital Association; Wil- to extend Passover Relief to De- of
attend from practically evety Jew- the organization inett ing held this
intnaluced Abraham Berman, the
with similar protests to be held throughout the country.
liam Buchhalter, secretary; Mar- troit's needy and to give as rea•
.
ish community in Ameriea and week R full program of Jewish
president, who occupied the chair
cus Kates, Jacob Bienenstock, Ab. sonable an amount as is possible
In the meantime, national Jewish bodies, including the
from abroad
throughout the meeting.
Center at•tivities WAS outlined.
American Jewish Congress, American Jewish Committee, the
rabic Katzin, Nathan Goldman, under the circumstances for Mo'os
Vote Co•Oper•tion.
Two groups of young people will
Mr. Herman, in his annual mss-
Blrith, and outstanding leaden, have appe ed to the State
Joshua Karbal, James A. Kates, Chitim for the poor, according to
Beau
•
The 'Midwest Conference dele- form the nucleus of the reorganize-
sage, said that during 1932 "there
al i n behalf of
Department at Washington urging int
Fred M. Butzel and Mr. Peiser.
Mr. Silver.
gates unanimously pledged the co-Om Club, fur b oy , an d gir l s of-,
was continued Jewish emigration
R. F. C. Extends Help,
in con- '
operation of their respective dis- '
on and B
im
m
I
nd
"The Jewish Child Care Council
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) a.
n-rie ws in Detroit were reported on Thursday as
r"a‘rs' y'l jnOw
P'nehl
trivets in organizing Jewish peer.'
FRAM TO SPEAK ON
jun ct ion with tits associ ates t he Ica
mrcul•ting petitions to be addressed to Washington urging that
and the Jewish Social Service Bu-
ticipation in the World's Fair. In
and Emigdireet, rendered those of
this government intervene in protesting against the repressive
reau, both members of the Jewish
ROOSEVELT'S BOOK' our people who had to go to other
order to facilitate this, the officers - RABBI L. ST1TSKY
me•tures of the N•zis in Germany.
Welfare Federation, will be fin-
and executive committee of the
On Sunday morning, March 26, lands, the utmost services through
anced for the month of March by
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society (Him)
Midwest Zionist Region were re-
at
10:45,
at
temple
Beth
El,
Rabbi
its
offices
in
emigration
and
immi-
called upon President Roosevelt to rescind the executive order
a grant from the Reconstruction
the interven-
elected en masse
limiti
n g immigration to the United St•tes, in order to benefit
Finance Corporation," Fred M. Leon Fram will speak on the sub- I gration countries.'
Stitsky
of
Warren,
Rabbi
Leon—
ing period to July 3.
A most important activity was
th,-... German Jew s who will thus be enabled to settle in the
Butzel, chairman of a special com- jest, "booking Forward.” The lee. !
Much discussion and feeling were It, will address the services of eon -
Unit ed States.
mittee of Detroit Community tore will he a review of President that of tracing lost relatives.
injected
into
the
afternoon
session
gregation
Shaarey
Ztvlek
on
Fri-
Nearly $1,000,000, or to be ex-
Anti-Semitic eac eeeee of the Nazis in Germany era bitterly
Punt, stated Thursday. This is Roosevelt's newly published bisik
by a resolution of protest against day night, March 31. He will speak
LION FEUCHTWANGER
h • Italy and the policies act $556,715,75, representing 55,-
assailed editorially in newspapers throughout the country. The
Ilitlerite persecution of the Jews on "The Struggle Against Anti-
the first time that the Recon-
the
. '
' e ' re '
410 individual remittarnes w
struction Finance Corporation has which constitute his widely herald-
Detroit News and the Detroit Free Press on Wednesday and
Seinitism."
' sent abroad through the Soviet y's home and threatened the servants in Germany.
The speaker on March 21 will be
Thursday condemned the outrages.
ever made an appropriation di- ed "New Deal."
Following a morning executive
' Remittance Bureau, known as the with rt•volvers. A motor car hasi
and
Bank, on behalf been stolen, desks broken open
ing was Rabbi Berman Halperin of Pitts-
rectly to any local philanthropy.
At the time time it h•e become known that the National So-
ocuments and manuscripts, induct- session, the afternoon meeting
Hiss immigranth
with
The grant was needed because CHALUTZOS PLANNING
guest' burgh.
cialist movement (Nazi) in this country hiss been organized
of residents in re is country for the ing the second volume tif "Jose. addressed by Louis Lipsky,
reviewed the Jewish,
of
honor,
who
of the fact that Community Fune
reig
n
LUNCHEON re lief of their relatives in fo
headquarter at 10860 Shoem•ker avenue, Detroit, and that
$10
DONOR
torn
up.
,,busy"
monies have been tied up in the
The London Evening Standard, world situation, particularly in a"' YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS
I
_—
c ountries.
relation to Palestine. In spite of
bank, since their closing las
I Turn to Page Three.)
_ kt the Bias headquarters in
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
•
The Chalutzos, the Jewish Wo-
month. The request of the Jew
—
.
New
York
at
425
Lafayette
street,'
which
telephoned to Feuchtwang•
men's Pioneer Organization for'
work
in
and
for
Palestine
must
er's house
further
light on
the stringent conditins, he said, the
as for
told
by a servant
that
The United J Jewish Youth M.,
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) Palestine, are completing plans for and at its brant'hos in Baltimore, incident,
was
carried out by four go forward; world developments ,
recently organized,
the annual $10 donor luncheon to - Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, San ' the raid was
e
HILLEL
show the need for et more than
Monday
per-
feete, d at 11 meeting held d was
(vent,
be held on April 26. The speaker Flaneisco and Seattle, the Bureau Nazis who broke into the house at
PRESENT "DYBBUK"
•
rushed
(Turn
to
Page
Opposite
Editorial)
I
,
The following offi cer,
eventing.
lv
will be Roche' Katznelson Rubash --- at Ellis Island and the office at'
off, who will be a guest in Detriot Washingttin, D. C., 119,677 ogee- , the
of revoers, study,
and which --
ere chosen:
into point
Feuchtwangers
ndecorrtersipesonwdheenrtes.
,
%NS
ARBOR.--"The Dybbuk,"
tthut,...vnetdhoerovuergyhtliy,inrgansuapckit..ide. down,
, , ke _ prti,i _ . gisasahnadsi.nacoer,eiagn
as one of the 20 best dra-
•
lo
r";71,AY.rilA2p1pthoiia"u'in,
Lillian
vice-president;
thelast
half-century, was
g..nauts,
dent of the Jewish National Work- 150,000 more inquirers for advice I and tore up lots of papers. They
111ax
ss Id
Fourth Annual Affair of
Goldman,
reconling 'hi
secretary;
Pau- announced as the spring produ
ers' Alliance and leader of the and guidance were attended to. eventually drove off in Feuehtwang-
reenwald,
Sorosi col.-
ocu
Zion Org.anization This great number, Mr. Ilerman et.., motor car, taking niany d
line G
Iii:n of. the HMO Players. It will
Y. W. II, A. Takes Place
rims-
Palestine Night of Music Is Punic
reponding secretary; Ben Berko-
s nt .1 March 30 31 and
t with them. "I appealed to
prt.e
f A merica , willspe a k in Detroit pointed o ut, clearly indicates the mens
on April 2.
itz, Ben Bey, treasurer; Sol Shri e- Apri 1 at the Laboratory Theater
Atte nded b y Record
l and 31, on problems con- widespread interest in all mat- the police for help," said the ser-
• March :10
y
man, J o ll Elite !lull, sergeant-at. under the direction of Dm itri
tors resecting
Jewish immigra- vant to the Evening Standard's
erring
world Jewry.
p
Audience.
Writes Poem for C hel d of ' arms; Max Fusin of Jolly Elite ,
fourth
annual stunt night
'noe
titin•
''f the Ntl""
■ luestioner, "but I was told they
"
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
club, Harry Delidow .4 Argonauts,
"" '""'d."'• formerly
of the Young Women's Hebrew
sow
t
Isaac L. Asofsky, the general couldn't do anything.'
Art Thea er.
th u siastic audience exceed-
.ntri
A
ub,
mem.
of
Aimwe
(III
Assoeiation
will
be held on Sun-
Abe cherio:v
Landau of New York.
Thirty-eight students hove been
manager, in his report, stated that
Special Meeting
Inc 1,000 jammed every available
la•rs of executive (.01111111th',
_____.
n, which 1.. day evening, April 2, at Temple
o
space of the Philadelphia-Byron
of Temple Beth El close to 7r, per cent of the emigre- FRANKLIN TO ADDRESS
,,, awnt was f arme d f„,. east ill the producti
e
,,,,,
Th
I --
in
NEW YORK. -Albert Einstein
In he one "f the larg "' C Beth El.
tins from Eastern Europe in 1932.
Hall on Sunday evening at the
J EWISH RADIO FORUM
busy day March 17, acting the purpose of unifying the efforts beliee'"I
Eighteen ions of vaudeville will
ever taking part in a
was Jewish. Be told of what the
spent a
. ' I numb
Pale•tine Night of Music arranged
A special meeting of Temple
..
RC-
pee t in this program fora sil-
Dr
Id
o
NI.
Franklin,
rabbi
for
as
goilfather
to
the
new.lairn
son
of
youth
orotnizi
r,
r
duction . Among feat- i eom
society
and
its
associates
had
cant
us
po
by the Jewish National Fund.
ai s a n d
Beth El will be held in the
onsoring affr
.f
conflict,
in
sp
to be given to the
■
Jacob
Landau
s t
•inag.,I cup
x.1. ., i-nni: no g.
,...
m inplished in Poland, Lithuania,
guest of Mr. . and Mrs.
g
Evidencing its endorsement Of
l u n• , urei t, 1,..nptl itinNu•e.v.is far r,ien IA:akg•
will b e
Brown Memorial Chapel of the
em pl e Beth El , wi
Act will be based on
. ' I 'n.
Mr. I.anilau to aid important eiimmuna
i
e
nn
Tht;:rh
Fifth
avenue.
Rumania,
Latvia,
Soviet
Russia,
T
00
the project for the strengthening
Temple on Tuesday evening,
Turkey, Holland, Belgium, China, speaker
on
the
Jewish
Radio
Far-12
llow
ing
points:
Originality,
o
um next Sunday, March 20, over is managing editor of the Jewish . del taking, and elimpaigns.
the f
of the hands of the pioneers who
March 28. All members are 1'5-
,
selections and smorithnes, of per-
in no.
are reb ilding the Jewish Home-
u (Turn to Pave Opposite Editorial) Station 11J 11K from 2:30 to 3 p. Telegraphit• A . • '
ar ...petted to be present.
The noted scientist and hunian•
fornitince
land, the audience cheered t
•
in. Dr. Franklin's subject will he
In
Competition is keen among 'in
"The Crisis and the Jewish Coin-list began the (lay early.
list- snit entertainers tin the pro-
g
KM lps
Ups
tb'
morning he 111111 NI re.. Evist.on were
clubs alai eight inde ri
gram and loudly applauded speak- .
inanity."
■ skits. The fol.
The
musical
program
will
feat-
'
driven
to
t
he
Boulevard
Sand.
ers who urged continued co-opera-
,......,,, ar.. assisting with direction:
ure Cantor Jacob Sonenklar of , sum at Astoria, I,. I., where Mrs.
ban ,nthe l'alestinian effort.
I • th to her
•
.
im II. Grten, Fred Eppstein,
''.
Ti,,- feature of the evening was
Shanrey Zedek in his .ant
I , , t s, lodi, and Susses Beatrice
bi-weekly series of Jewish musical child a week ago Friday. They
the -hewing of a brief talking pic -
AIM Arlifir and In.,
Foun
dati
on
at
Vith Ilillel
■
io, - Morris, Joyce
Debate.
ture taken in Palestine and depict-
interpretations. Della Tobin, con- : were "atty.; by hospital officials
i Ehrenpries and
.
Mal ie Tournament Here This Sunday; Jewish
also be presented., and friends.
ing the life of the pioneers. The
for Sunday. April 23; Join Protest veer pianist, will
Mordecai Kaplan, pre-
in
Art
Exhibition.
I
•.
,,I, Id. Th.• follow-
,
-
Pri/
tra.mng of children, the athletic Plan Mass 'Aleeting
Rabbi Leon Fram, director of : Professor
St il(kIllS Win
, as pianists: Pau-
Against Atrocities in Germany;
religittus education at Temple idt•rd of the Italral Ass. inlily
Roo vies and the planting, of the
.
i.
dean
of
the
Teachers
'
Institu•
.o.I
Hose Lipsitr.
r
will
insect
the
BIM
7,11
,
..
,
,
' 1
7--
mi''' , •nth tree of the Jewish Na-
■ • I ,"
Many Synagogues Join Council.
Beth El, will be presented in his
Ifian cities :11..i -i. '
to of the J e wish Theological Semi-
. o luting tram in a ion
I ..nd..'
o
tional Fund, by klenachem Ussish-
.. : a c ts indicate the
we ekly Question and Answer Per- i
program ..i • , •
Sallow an
'
nary,
officiated
at
the
ceremony
of
the
01.
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&
..
st
id
S.
•
10...r.
in
1.i. vram "(Rumen-
.
kin. world head 1-4 the fund, were
f the executive Young Israel, Mizrachi Ilatzoir and
tiod
At a meeting i ■
i B ris klilah) which is for the coming •,.: • i
, g o f the Fo undan
on by 1:11.. Tau Delta;
\ he Zo-r
she in the film, in addition to
t ha
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the initiation
■ •. • '
committee of the N'aail Ilit-lr, held Moshav Zkeinim.
the
eighth
day
after
birth.
dramatic
tout
n.
f
the
o
held
in
,,
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affrmatise
o .II
ese nt J ewi sh new • of
1111,/ , of the Purim celebration
"Th. r, •,,,, 1 1 / ...' Phi Sigma
Suml,, , ,, V.,. •
In a radio address during All F o rum, will pr
with the
At
w h
g
T ues day even in toether
Al the ceremony of naming the bib] ..n
I: , s .lied, that a .l eis
' ivi st o I .
Kappa, The I p Town Express,"
abd -he Mareabiad in Tel Aviv.
represintatives of synagogues, a man's flour on WMISC last Sun- the week.
' child, whi h was pi r formial at the The dull.. that - .
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A sketch that elicited much
enfeld outlinisl the
I
1t kenc,l, I N Pezrf,•, .ir,: S.
111, I.
l.111/ was chosen to day, Mr.
same time by lir. Bernard David- el ing the
co sy
States." Miss lIannah Err-
oted
Pals
l'
the
Vied
Ila-lr
,
ppea -.. was staged by Ilashomer program
and FRANKLIN TO ADDRESS . off, the child received the name of Gamma EnIll , i• r'
outline the work for nine divisions purposes oWf eis
coat
h
of
the
Center's
I.
a.c.
Meese ir, depicting the life of the
• 1 th s. 1.. man,
Orthodox stated in part:
BEN BEY CLUB FORUM Albert, after its th , tinguisW god- and Snipiho , 1 -
u
for the united
-.1,g Saw Sane-
announetai 01111 1111/ 1 . 1q111, '11 • .1 r ,
oxys f or t he
rha!utziln in Palestine. Hebrew
"The N'ad Ila•Ir s tand
' t . are .
Mr, Einstein acted as E . Gray wen. •1..
n
father.
a , ..i .; ,
'A
rhe
i ll' ;
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, , .1„1, , 'll
to D e-
i,f the pioneers and the dune- council.
. ' ' " 'll he bh° ,10 fe"m
. O
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r
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:M. Weisenb Id, Eli Lightstone, Ja- restoration a to Orthod
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The final. a ill l
, eonsisting of Morris Stillman, I i •
The sixth address in the
,
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,
ing of the flora featured the pine.
First
and
foremost
h,,,,,
it
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Granet II. Eskin. trait •IewrY.
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pro , ented to the j ,. , kh t
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Einstein
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Dr.
line
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Adolph
Golillierjr,
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precludedd
b
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soherman.
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a. Nprislu
,
11. Mark Gunzhurg, eminent
r i, , , ,; . ,.;II I.,
the planned we wish to strengthen the Kash- of op
int ,i i.,1
ph• t. v..,/,1 , . I h i ni,,df, b ear. ;10. ,,, ;,, ',.,, ,,, ' .,, „,,H,.., ., , , ... an... Shaw, Max thom,ky and San, I- /1/
"The
en orums
gin.ups:
It
w s derided th at
a
'• nt
Position
of th e Jewish PeerI c.,” e hild a P,,,,,.
pa. ,,t. and Emma Lazaroff sehav-
., ,, ., A i ht•rt writ _ 1
Our rynatrogurs y
ty
.
in, a
l a . held on SundaY rulh in the e i.
eas ,,neet
. '„' „„„ . kelste in.
A return debate to i „
, ' ':f,.,,„
‘' II. '
finaneial ditteulties sponsored by the Ben Bey (tub, ing
i; s!cr flat; a ZYPRY
; -pular soprano, were featured ming
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afterntain, April 23, at the Beth
h y Il r. Leo M. Frank- ten
held in Detroit is planne d for the
',t
to
rn
Airs,"
a
military
iff-
will
be
given
(10'-fs who were cheered for their
e
Woialrow Wilson and their memberships are M
t-,, m f' 11 .‘"' ,Tn./
' '' judges f r the finals will b
ft and depliting. The Vaad lin, rabbi of Temple Beth EI, on . A trans( al . • ' -
ounce, a lap dancing corms, "On
T phila Emanue l.
remittions.
Taylor.
aver to help them. Saturday evening, April 1, at s :30 ,
Lot.n Kay, president of the Jew- awl
you
. r C!,:. If f.7.n'A P . I A r ,.. t i . i ,,Sh"711.:7::... ; Art the l'hone," "Gay Nineties," "TM
i,• , . ,
1, a i
r .n. , A:S‘'.11k1.-. ' ,a l:, Ni.P,ti'h'il.
The meeting also voted to join Ha-lr will end ,
tr,..n..fi: ..,11:1 ;al:, :r n 1:11 7 . 1. at S str.::1;m
.
t.r
.Ni 1. h r r:f.,alt.,)ani tra
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,
,
.
,
es against the outrages in Our education institutituts ore tar- o'elock. at the B'nai Moshe 11311,1 If often
ish National Fund Council of De-
Nlan"ndte' •
„
rk
with many problemA-the Vaad nester and Lawrence. Dr. Frank.; Harm you . ..
:, „..o, ,ttments who enter( d w
tr , it. livered a brief address urg- the pent t
This program is 5p,mored by
},ere
I I'll
• • -
Senior Council
th,
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-eh
:: h u r ,..! , , ,,g
,I1Yert Will be "111 1 W I s Youth Rememb
, ie.
nt
the House Council of the "Y" of
■,
i ti tthhi;. iir Itialiiaull,ininol.(.11,t
ing ...ntinued support of the Jew- Germany.
.
regation
and
Ila.lr
will
furnish
them
counsel,
lin's
,
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is
isirli:.,,._
ha,
,
a
biy
of , WitIonit er
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its
Th e t% fl ow ing c ong
who
h ("harks W ■ 11 , k is chairman.
ublicity and supervision. The sac- to he Guided Toward a s,,t ati ,,n
jo,
i'h National Fund on the part of
pia
,
have thus far joined p
the Problem." A general discu,- Remember: with , :
re awarded Alerit Th., ,., ning on the stunt night
Cho in attendance. Aaron Preg- organtrat iens
redneta of our marriage ceremony
t . h . d.„0, mi ,,, ).,,,, fic ,„, wiek , three w ,
You are often ,
tart
'P
'''
,•mmittee
are Maurice Mackey,
Ving threatened. f ouples who sion will follow his lecture.
..
1, ' ^. chairman of the hoard of th e Yawl Ha-lr:
4
hil''''''"
n
'
1 , : l , . , ' ":. f 11 1:::: ,i t ' 2
rothers.
Beth Tephiln Emanuel, klishkan i ,
is chairman of the coalmine,. in 1: 1 • "
Miss Ella Vera Feldman, 0,,(11.
b ythe' r'''kra''"" of W''''''' 4 ,.barman, Jack Rubin, Saul Uret-
edit anion of the United Hebrew Israel Beth h•htalah. Ateffth Zevi, recurs a divorce in the public
o t he altered
charge 411' the Ilran,:ttir tournament ''d
sky
and
Mildred
Martin, ticket
Frnal
Zion,
Etz
e..urts
are
getting
re-married
with
tier
dire-tor
of
the
Young
lVe-.
Since
this
cann
s It. made an appeal for sup.
■ ciation wit! pre• • Think gently ef everyivw. "To little
The came evening. March 26, will
The students of the Jmish fen. ', a le:. Esther B. Ilalpert, publicity,
P rt. of the Hebrew Schools in the Adath J
out the formality men's Hebrew Aste
Chaim, Beth Levi, Bath Jacob, ■ tit bo th ering ab
side at this forum. Dancing will • The poem was ilAkribed
staff ad-
Sarah
little',
see
aritther
branch
of
the
Sonior
t:
r
Art
Scheid
who
exhibitiA
their
•
WAS
ew-
'
and
J
present crisis. Philip Slomovitz silogen Abraham, Nusach
d u
n g divorcender
Alfiert E. Landau, on the Ilei Biles
the
lo lari, of Ming
I
1/11111.atirmal priarram in
Presided. It was stated by the COM- Beth Samuel, Ilnai Israel, Mishna ha law. The Vaad Ila-Ir will com. follow the program. The meet
his entry into the world, A. D. C‘mnril's
action when representatives of the • (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) visor.
open to the public. There will I
vet
is
of
power
-
'fl ake that the Palestine Night
Tal- ha t this evil with all its
1933."
I no admission charge.
I through education and publkity." be
Music will be made an annual Gemorah of Tuzedo•Holmur
I mud Torah, Mac hz ik e i Hadath
1,000 ENTHUSIASTS
AT J. N. F. CONCERT ,
, a
EINSTEIN ACTS AS ' ,aoriti'.'1: , ' , ' 1"-!.0tI rann, '; ,̀ 1 , I t , , , .-
BOY'S GODFATHER
EIGHTEEN GROUPS
JOIN STUNT NIGHT
Dramatics
i and Debating on Program
Of Jewish Center for Coming W eek ,,,.. .o. ,,,,1„rin :
Committees Are Chosen to Outline
Ha-Ir ,mgregation
Program of Efforts for Vaad
a
trent.
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