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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

. Sienchat Torah Ilakofot, in the
1 Mizrarhi youth synagogue, a cele-
bration will be held in the Miz-
1 . ],
vat Ref) Yitzchok Elchonan, and
raelli Youth clubrooms at 8747
ehuda 0r Dor,,,I; s,—rd Day
Twelfth street, near Gladstone.
-kv., a considerable sum was pledged.
Bosh Ilashonah, (lax
The services, which were con- Th e youth is invited to participate.
president of the A lu
durted in a traditional ail! Ow-
lion Of the Unitrid IL.hm.t S.•boids
onic manner, were led by Edward
of Detroit; Yom Kipian Evi.,
Travellers should go in threes;
Rothenberg and Sam fiodzin as
for a single traveller is likely to
cantors.
Succoth, Shemini Atzereth and be murdered; two are likely to
Kip-
College of Nell Sisk; 1,
Simehas Torah services will also quarrel, but three will always
pur, Rabbi E. Cardin of ( 1 hi- :tem be conducted in the hall of Taylor mak.- their way in peace.—Rabbi
1
An appeal was made by (lax Shul, Thursday night following Mir.

Temchin, co-chairman of the art-
Ids and speaker— Fiat lets-
Mizrachi Youth Plan
Ilashonah, Itablit Judah Shulman, rangements committee for Yeshi•
Simchaa Torah Event i instructor in the Yaliiyar Irrith

Mizraelii Youth 11],b Holy Day
serviev ,:, which wen Vold in the

▪ hall of the Beth Tepliila Emanuel
o r•ter , ,w le(1
were
Synagogue,
with member, mid cloth of De-
troit during Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur.
Services were addressed by the
following distinguished young rab-

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AARON PREGERSON
ELECTED TO HEAD
HEBREW SCHOOLS

STATEMENT BY DR. FRANKLIN ON
ANNUAL HEBREW EDUCATION MONTH

LUDRWETIGURENXI,,T
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lir. Lei M. Franklin, rabbi of Temple Beth El, addressed
- —
the N110,111r statement to Judge Charles Itubiner, chairman
Ile
f , „5, ,4•Evices in the schools.
of
Seventh
s\nnual Ilebrew Education Month, on the occasion
. and satire, . I
..1 , 1 that many economies were
rl rase SI.11,1 ,.
of the present observance of this month:
I•de,ted during the past year.
• I •1 1.1101s 1
Bernard looses, reporting as
If our Jewish youth is to have a proper pride in its
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1,101•10114. 1111ent of the schools, said
inheritance; if it is to have that sense of dignity and self-
the
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ti
h;;; ,(:./Is e It1111:1:lisl,
that the pa-t year was one of trial.
lei-poet which will make it feel the worthwhileness of struggling
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i d, t: t 0 tillhotnart,
down , ;
Ile declared that the death of
to maintain that heritage, there must be given to our children
of
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Ael on Nlarkson was the great-
it background of knowledge of the Jewish past which is neither
history
"
- •i,ll,w that the schools received.
supertieial nor distorted.
.pite of all handicaps, NIr.
"Among the agencies that are meeting the responsibility
the
I .oti•- -4111/, there was no let-up in
that is thus implied, the United Hebrew School takes a leading
:%e l l (II i It :.; ri tr1 1 l anri ( ll: n n •S . 't
still
h I.
tliirr'es‘‘,,]':4
1.
I I .• work of the schools. Ile said
place. The curriculum of these schools is adequate. The
boson the
1., ,vas gratified with the work
faculties consist of men and women well prepared for their
t h v cibe inuutiw
R
-i
r
:Tht'
17. i .] !: a l d hul l:,
of the schools' personnel. Ile
responsible task, and the system as a whole is under the direc-
lauded the 1Vonien's Auxiliary for
tion of a man equipped by scholarship and character to instill
the iis,stani•e given the Talmud
into our youth the feeling of pwivilege that should be theirs in
N1r. Isaacs said that the
..
HI : I 1:7:;:11 '(S
1S
; 1 ( '. (kr If
litnhh
) i ' ' ‘'1
tieing Jews."
'14'n:nitiU:ISW : I .:'1U1-1.1:i:1-tt': ' It II ' l l' :1 lia
I lrlaIrl I g
t % ih'''4
0:d ie''
';'n,
camber of children in the schools
virgin woods. Dot .' • • eons
year is approximately the
I t ly
t h ■ , t e : .,y ttl:ii s n. t usn ,1„, t ht h , - h e ;■ ' ,,, I::, . : I , • • .., ,[ :,.h,ir s,,,,y,:ea a l iw , nd n, ,d .,
as last year—about 1,600.
M•rwil's Report.
Robert Marwil, retiring presi-
dent. in his final report declared
II,. the ,111/111S W1/11 a moral vic-
right
love and are entirely do-pendent on
(Continued from l'age One.)
III the at year by keeping
' t I t.I''''
''' 'l 'a't'''s:1 nsr l I i Il it'::rt'I 'I'l'''':.;; ', I i : '
] (1 1rrn
Ni i\ Ir'a'rl
t he good will of the community fur
up the standards for which the,
sun.
even
a
small
place
in
the
hi ils aro. known. Ile lauded the ilies with whom the bureau dealt
The Present Drive.
last year were given either tem-
e'
u t: Att'ill ritli' larirt rlhiesa:Ii i. f' I \ .I.:
The Fresh Ar Society, which l 'o ''t.
porary or permanent relief allow-
T],(1,11fstl.o,sh:]' a as :,
Pregeraon To Speak
ances, for roily de finite groups are will not participate in this year's
i h.]
,,,,, ,o,
eligible for help from the city de- funds, the Hebrew Free Loan As-
on Education Month
sociation, the United Jewish Chari- ••
partment of public welfare.
sttiL lg i'it larl' I] '
. i. searc h.
ties, and the .10-wish Welfare Fod- t nloi.::ier r t h-xeiti
Other
Agencies
Helped.
Through the courtesy of
throuet
w le ,.: r
ho
The long years of the depression emotion are the remaining Jewish lid for them
Ilynian Altman of Altman's
history without heel
have stun it generation of young agencies in the 11. 1.11111.
Jewish Radio Hour, Aaron
them.
All
non
T i•
There are, however, very many
polit e grow up in Detroit to whom
Pregerson, newly-elected presi-
leisure means only loneliness, and services which are not here includ- know and (feels!,
dent of t he United Hebrew
for whom as job is something that ed. Many agencies not strictly la presents the panii•
Schools of Detroit, will speak
(l
iit,. , that of it I .1 I wish t'•
someone else is lucky enough to Jewish have a largo- number of at ar,,i l olk):niii
during this hour's broadcast
have. Because of them, the Jewish .lt wish clients. All of the hospi- dedicate aR,Itauu,an-oil t: j,td i it..T ‘o the
over Station WMBC at 12:30
Centers Association and the Young tals and out-patients departments
p. in. this Sunday, Oct. 8. Mr.
W011101 ' 1: Hebrew Association have kralse them. The Visiting Nurse
Pregerson will speak on the
never for one moment dared to Association is their helpful friend.
occasion of Hebrew Education
in
A
‘uv i rig o Y 'r i iii'l.'g
t family
:' Ir i I, I ] :. -• r ut hieenfg'
admit that one cannot build bricks Jewish girls and goys will be found his fa
ac' :
Month.
in most recreational activities and that he had been bri-t.. up is
the
in litany club groups.
(liristian faith a-
defensive
In 1933, with the failure of last ii il! t
, uu.atrsuluf,rir.o et n e atga
e
h l,iiannsirgti):.::: i:1,,,,ti,hitnehintaiasunrri
superintendent and teachers
year's ('immunity Fund campaign
heir labor of love in behalf of t h e
to
reach
its
quota,
all
budgets
were
he
',clitoris and congratulated them of
enormously cut. Wi ith the closing became more Jew O .: barman.
irman.
t h eir devotion to the cause of Ile
of the banks, an even more serious
It was not until hi
ire• education.
in yiar,
situation arose and many agencies old, he' said, that he i•
Mr. Marwil commented
were reduced to a skeleton staff Jewish faith. The ur,• rd tot}...
oss to the schools in the death of
Rath,
and service.
enau proved a bolt
Jacob Friedberg and Rabbi Reu
.:414enntt
Every such cut means severe suf- which clarified
ien Ilurwitz, who were members
rue
fering. Some crippled child whr I point. "I understood e-
of the board of directors, and on
it mustier.
needs a brace must be turned that Itathenau's
e•
he death of Mr. Markson.
lake sai
away; some mother must manago ' that he was too
Thanking his co-workers, Mr.
III/01 an:
from her sick bed without a nurse loo little Jew. Ile
Iarwil said that in dropping the without straw. With budgets al-
areakne.
to help her; some little boy must fur Prussians, but I.
--old
ha,
virus of office he does not relin- most totally wrecked, they have
be told that the plaground is clos - understood that the 1:
..an chat
quish his interest in the schools.
placed their dependence upon a oid; some old man must be refused meter is not fair en
that um
Maurice H. Zackheim, a former crippled staff and willing volun-
a home and contort.
like the English, it 1-•
dr to tr.
president of the schools, voiced the teers. Last year they made life
This year's Comunity Fund bud
Iii Id the
sentiments of the board by thank- more livable for over 5500 young get of $3,000,000 ildinist no frills - crate a Jew at the
ing Mr. Marwil for his labors fur people. What can these young peo- not extravagances, but it does cov- state."
Dr. Ludwig was .]
the Talmud Torahs.
principa
ple expect this year?
er all basic services. To do less
speaker at the re.
h Other-
Mr. Pregerson Issues Statement.
To the child caring agencies of means untold hardship for those who
spoke were I
tephen
f.
In a statement issued following the Jewish Welfare Federation— who have already known four years
\Vise, honorary in r..].], •
!termed
his election, Mr. Pregerson says: the Jewish Children's Home and of unhappiness. The money—all
Deutsch, president I.: :H. Auer.
"I am assuming the duties of the Jewish Child Placement ltur- of it—must he forthcoming. The
the presidency of the United He- eau—the Community Fund looks Detroit Jewish community is pre-
(Tonrefijinwkili'tt (1;:,ffilg
e.' :or-
brew Schools of Detroit with a for supervision in keeping depen- paring to do its part.
of the $1,000,1100 ito.
y &fen..
Elation of James K. Watkins,
keen sense of responsibility not dent Jewish boys and girls safe
fund against iIr1l, ]
only to those who have been in- and well and happy. About three- foe nier police comenissiont-r, lu the
Dr. Ludwig has
t , the 1:11:
strumental in bestowing upon me quarters of them are supervised presidency of the board of diroretors
Ids hors
this honorable office, but also to in their own or carefully selected of the Detroit Comunity Fund, was tad States direct IT •
where Si
the entire Jewish community of foster homes; one-quarter of them announced aft the meeting of the in Lucerne, Switzer],
is
living
in
voluntai
.
vile as a
live in the Jewish Children's Homo-. tutors campaign executive commit-
this city.
of
tie which was held Tuesday 1101111 protest against the
These
213
children
cannot
look
to
"I do not promise a New Deal'
Semitism in Germano
Ile left fi,
their own parents for security and i at (-lister Hall.
during my administration, but
Hollywood where to
pledge myself instead to continue
ate in the preparati ,
a picture,
the splendid work that has been
for NN'arner Brothel
i•ii in the
so ably and conscientiously per-
life of Napoleon.
Ludwig de
formed by my predecessors.
Hied that he will seek a haven in
The financial report of our
Hollywood.
United Hebrew Schools as pre-
(Continued from Pag e One)
Clyde V. Fenner, popular radio
Deutsch', Address.
sented at the annual meeting
broadcaster, organizer of the For-
lire Deutsch rdi, iled the an
shows that the institution is con- the Chassidim and their life. Ile gotten Man's Club of which he is
nouncement that the Nazi miniver
fronted with tremendous prob- plays his own compositions and chairman and which now has many
of economics, Kurt t, ,lonitt, had
lems that must be solved in the depicts in them the Jewish spirit thousands ofmembers, is it can-
ordered that cessation of discrim-
very near future in order to as- in the religious and national life
ination between Aryan and non.
sure its existence. Mortgages on of our people.
o\ • roan establishment , . The pre-
sonic Of the school buildings have
Both will be assisted at the
nouncement, he aSSelf ,
uth1y
been foreclosed, accounts payable piano by Professor B. Melzack,
meaningless in view et the fail
accrued to date amount to $$2,- noted Cleveland concert pianist.
that few business firms, formerly
'200.17, and the income has been
Chaim Ostrowsky is one of the
Jewish, although hearing the e14
greatly reduced. Our executive most subtle and intelligent of the
names, remain in the hands of
board will shortly present to the new school of Jewish musical in-
Jews. The Jews ha, Iron dis-
local Jewish community 11 con- terpreters. Ile knows Jewish life,
missed from the olio, • :iirates of
structive plan of how to solve these understands Jewish types and ap-
their firms for the
r art:Jew-
problems.
preciates the background. His in-
ish employees
.1 In whole
"I hope that each and every Jew terpretations make us aware of
sale droves. Jews mi I excluded
who is truly interested in the ad- the influence that Jewish environ-
from all mercantile mil retail
vancement of Jewish education • ment and Jewish tradition has in
fonts by decree of Jul-, 13, which
will do his part to keep the doors the shaping of class character. But
ordered all employees to make a
of the United Hebrew Schools he is also sensitive to the element
declaration of their non-Jewish
open to the 2,00(1 children that of individuality in the types which
descent. That decree 1:is not been
pass through them daily to re- he portrays.
scinded. Nor have ohy of the
In this respect he
ceive their religious and national differs from and is superior to
other decrees which liar i• had the
prac-
training.
effect of closing- the di— ,
many Jewish dramatic artists.
' economic
tically every forms
"Never before in the history of
Ostrowsky, in his portrayals,
livelihood to the Jews, he amertel.
this institution did it require as
knows his characters thoroughly
Dr. Wise', Warning.
much wholehearted co-operation
and intimately. Ile treats them
Dr. Wise declared thi, order if
and actual sacrifice on the part
with a degree of restraint and re-
Dr. Schmitt is merely ire attempt
of the entire Jewish community to spectfulness.
His heroes are liv-
to pull wool over the -cs of the
save it from disintegration as it ing, sensitive beings.
He recog-
public. "I wonder w]. :her there
does today. It must have your
nizes their human worth and dig-
is anyone in this rani ,.ho is de-
full co-operation. My abundant
nity. Most of us want our Jews
ceived by that stabil,' he ask.
faith in the loyalty and devotion
drawn in unmistakable lines. We
ed. "I wonder whet!:,' you knitr
of our people to Jewish causes
have our notions of what a "typi-
that the great busing- .•-of Ger-
prompts me to say that it will
cal Jew" looks like, of the way
CLYDE V. FENNER
many have been taken It of Jew.
have it!”
he should walk and talk, even on
h isuh in
h ea sns(elss? T
Tho
the better stage. We want hint etiolate for the City Council at the
They no.. belong to
done in high colors. Ile must Primaries next Tuesday.
non-Jews. I heard the tier day.l
either typify the stabbing Jewish
Mr. Fenner was born in Michi- believe it to be true, t1a: there is
wit, or else be- at figure overladen gan in 1893. After high school
a single li.,,inv
Jew at t,.
h lo ad ni af e.
not rune.
with pathos and overwrought with he engaged in various branches of Tote. business
(Continued from Page One.)
tragedy. Ile must be the embodi- the automobile Trulustry, mean- That was a statement :]od• to In ,
ment of the known Jewish virtues. while studying commercial law ( thu rteeorwieirks
sti.al
rs m
h1
e-ri
t r
been published as a bill and will Often we fail to recognize the
It
and advertising. He is married,
be enacted as legislation before
qualities of the humble Jew in has three children and owns Pro1 ,. to tell you now that III. rr. is not
the end of th e month.
his unpretentious intimacy. His arty in Ingham and Wayne Coun- a single Jew in the I• !•-r ship a
Cities arid towns to be included
the Macy: business, !hi heads of
repertoire gives us a series of
are Acre, Reiman, Belt .1allah,
which, as you know, :a. .hews.
Jewish types, but none of them ties"
Following employment with the
Bethlehem, Gaza, Haifa, Hebron,
minister
appear to be blatantly typical.
General Motors Corporation an a
Jaffa, Junin, Jerusalem, Khan
r already
They are intelligible and they re-
special representative in Okla-
N'unis, Lurid, NIejd•l, Nablus, Naz-
f o 1 1ri'nong
u° out
tl : : he Wenu
veal the depth of Jewish psychol-
areth, Ramallah, Itartileh, Salad.
homa and Illinois, he became sales to he
t,
ve
osoienglet
,saw
,nbieliltlyiteivts o
e ayt ihol
ogy without being sermonic.
Shafr'-am, Tel Aviv, Tiberias and
manager of the American Oil Cor-
In executing his interpretations, poration with Michigan headquar- turn around and say to creme*
Tulkeram.
wary
A second memorandum asking he has the necessary equipment ters at Jackson, Mich., which posi- going to
that Jewish immigration he re- and the general technique to ren- tion he held until the merger of are not e•
tdr (C a ' i nnIgd
'u jioun settsh.si
stricted has been submitted to the der his concepts and versions the company in 1929. Ile then en- spec(, wee
High Commissioner by th e Su- vivid and convincing.
gaged in organization activities be
Tickets are available in all he and general sales work.
preme Moslem Council.
we do that—a rain we ar "ast—se
Horace Samuel Asked To Defend branches of the United Hebrew
He organized 17 different coun- are Inst. I toll you no, that the
schools, at I lotkm s Book Store,
Three in Arlosoroff Murder.
nd be;
ty tax associations, formed the bo}rolt is going ahead
no, T ] he
Horace Saniuel, well-known at- Chesluk's Book Store, and from
Home Defense League and the cott will rid
torney who practiced in Palestine all members of the Jewish National
,,.i : peeropeleiter
e•-en end'
. he Hit
Michigan Merchants Council. He
for several years and is now en- Fund Council and Kvutzah Ivrith.
unjug
.
.cels
handled the sales promotion activi- or
gaged in practice in London, has
ies of the Michigan Sugar Beet l aw a nd reg ulation a rest the
been approached to take over the
An Einstein at Tulane.
Jewish
Association. In the sugar beet in-
defense of th e three Revisionist
• dustry, Mr. Fenner's activities re-
extremists who are accused of the Cousin of Scientist Continues
sulted in the opening of all closed
murder of Dr. Chaim Arlosoroff,
hono r and privilege to • Pre''''
Medical Studies in South.
sugar mills, which caused $10,000,-
noted Zionist labor leader, the
4100 to he distributed among at this meeting. We aro - " , I he "
Jewish Telegraphic- Agency ex-
NEW ORLEANS.--Robert Ein- Michigan farmers and the employ- for two objects, two
t w'
clusively learned here. The de- stein, 21) years old, a cousin of '
a; nt dhe ptihrisio
] trihutt
t
fendants, Aba Achimeir, Zvi Ros- famous physicist. Albert Einstein, ment of over 13,000 Michigan morn to the great historian,
greet
and women.
enblatt and Abraham Staysky, are has enrolled in Tulane University •
writer
It was at this time Mr. Fenner db ei Ig
now undergoing preliminary hear- to complete his medical education
with ti „Ig
igrhated
phies,o amnadn of
became intensely interested lit the
ings and Mr. Samuel has been begun in Germany.
y other
labor
question.
Prior
to
this
time
asked to defend them in the event
one
The student said that Nazi Ger-
they are committed for trial.
,ttri he
r.ry (;:urm
r t f t l 7int
^f h''.
many had "restricted his pursuit I workers in the sugar beet fields
of knowledge" and "limited hit-,- 1 and mills had been imported
LONDON.—LI. T. AA—Horace vial freedom." • (mostly from Mexico). For the along with that persona:
1 '
Samuel told the Jewish Tele-
past three years, however, not a vial tribute to him. there -
He enrolled in the College of sin
r, , :t lerid foreign laborer has been i"t and
graphic Agency he could not cnn.
i
r
ny
Arts and Science, to obtain suffi
firm or deny reports that he had
meeting a
cient background of American
nhnter,14rtrrhaea:t is,
been invited to take up the de-
Mr. Fenner's income is derived
customs and the English language
fense of the three men accused of
i:. "11'.1
'• 00:
from real estate which he owns in against the inconceival
to permit him to resume his IT,
the assassination of Dr. Chaim
Wayne and Ingham counties; from
fessional study.
•
hormalt rhkes jt heewirn,herlipe:.-arl
Arlouiroff, Zionist labor leader
food brokerage busiresz• the
and head of the political depart-
advertising hu,inr.s, and as a
ment of the Jewish Agency for ,charged with the murder of Dr. manufacturer' agent for certain the present
Chaim Arlosoroff, noted Zionist items.
u n f 0 rtu n tet n' cialontiutdon
i etrer':ns.rti:'r
. o.kg; 1
nd.('re'
1 n :nu
51 l,:"1
labor leader, won a point when he For his organization activities We have met here for Mitt
t 57,
JAFFA, Palestine.—(1. T. At secured the reading of a state- ' he has never received • dollar in objects and, as I say, ' ': 5 w.
corollary."
— Abraham Staysky, who is merit tending to support his alibi.; pay.

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OCTOBER 10, 1933

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