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CITY OF TEL AVIV
CONDEMNS ILLEGAL
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DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1933

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CHANUKAH

By RABBI LOUIS STERN

W e welcom e thee joyfully, glorious night,
We hail thee with pleasure, 0 Chanukah light!
Its lustre, so brilliant, invites us to joy,
Invites us to praise Him, the great Adonoy!

Disapproves of Rowdyism

When 16 Policemen Are
Hurt in Riot.

SON OF ARAB MAYOR :
JAILED IN RIOTING

Ile was our Redeemer ill dark days of old,
When Syria's Mad ruler, proud, creel and bold,
Proclaimed through Judea: "Your God I defy;
Dow down to my idols and worship or lib'! "

Palestine Jews Are Incensed
Over British System of
"Tourist Hunting."

Of bravo, pious martyrs these bright candles tell,
Who yielded their souls, praying: "Hear Israel"

TEL AVIV, Palestine.-- Sixteen
British amt Jewish policemen and
throe ea•dirins were injured in a
demon , t ration here Saturday when
a Revisionist Mass meeting at-'
tempted a ilenionstralion against
the P•Motae government's immi-
gratin policy and so-called "tour-
ist hunt I II..i. "
The main meeting was peace-
fully dirpersed, but a crowd of

Of Hannah, the mother, and seven sons so dear,
Who sealed with their life b lood their faith with-
out fear.

nut Israel's God never slumbers nor sleeps,
Ile ever is near him who mournfully weeps;
Ile saw our oppression, and, hearing our photo,
.Awakened to save us, the brave :\laccabees.

several hundred persons carrying
a Zionkt banner started a march
alono A I I entry street, one of the
main thaeiiialifares. British police

Be welcome then—welcome, 0 glorious night-
\Ve hail thee with pleasure, 0 Chanukah light!
Its lustre, so brilliant, invites us to .1 0 Y,
Invites to to praise Him, the great Ationoy!

attempteo to snatch the flag but

were resisted. As the demon-
strator , iolvamTd, their numbers
were increased greatly and the
police wore forced to charge with'
clubs, injuring several persons. ,-,-. .
Military Disperses Crowd.
The demonstrators retaliated
with sea, and bricks and water'

Another i riumph Scored by Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah at Donor Event

poured on the police from bal-
conies. .\ British poli•enutn, al-
ternator:. to tnuch the tlag, was 1,200 Moll atol \Volum' Attend Fifth
Annual Function
kicked and seriously injured.
IVIlich Is Addressed by Rabbi Julius Gordon
Filially o small military force
of St. beds; Pageant Is Staged.
strived. The driver of the sobo
diers' car tvas wounded and forced
fie
,
Many
policemen
also
es-
Ti,
Det
oit
r
to
chapter of Hadassah Palestine, including all of Hada.,
caped (loan side streets.
last Tuesday evening was credited • sah's health centers and hospitals.
After a demonstration lasting anoth e r triumph, when 1,2t11 , wen
The evening's program was
three hours. live armored cars, and women tilled the two large marked by a pageant, staged and
manned I.y military and police, h a il- o f the Bunk-1'8,1May Ilatel directed by Hadassah members.
with difficulty dispersed the crowd. for the annual $20 d o n o r event.
and by an inspiring address by
The tam couples reprt•staited as Rabbi .Julius Gordon of St. Louis.
Condemned.
The Tel Aviv municipality is- many donations of $20 each for
Rabbi Gordon's Address.
his re.,
Rabbi
sued a proclamation condemning the Hifilassah medical projects in
Gordon described
rowdyism and mobs and upprov-
ir nt visit to Palestine and viewed
ing the police action in dispersing
the Jewish scenes in Germany and
"this illegal demonstration."
America.
The mould,. arose over the re- •
'
"Palestine is not only the prom-
Cent institution by the Palestine
iced land, but also the land of
governsicni of a th.teotive bateau
promise," he stated. "There is a
to combat illegal Jewish immigra-
spirit of revival and renaissance
lion here. This bureau enlisted
_
in Palestine today, economically,
the aid of many Arab and Jewish
culturally and spiritually "
youths, who for one shilling in Selections Are Announced by
Reviewing the achievements in
each case report to the police pt.r.
Mrs. Henry Wineman and the three fields, he quoted Mayor
sons illegally residing in the coun-
Dizengotf of Tel Aviv, who told
Israel
Himeihoch.
try, Thee• "illegal tourists" are!
him that he•could place 1,0110 men
arrester' •,.•.1 deported.
•
in jobs in his city in one that he-
jt ,„, !, „ ,„.,• highly incensed Jars. Henry Wintenan and La ne] ,;t
un e labor.
shortage
"'It'
“ f the
'1
over ti, - .. •,i of "tourist hunt- Ilim•lhrr•h, co-chairmen, announce 'flie
speaker
emphasized
that there
hut" I , . • ,•entend all the so. that t•tifinittees are now being se- , is ne unemployment in Palestine.
tale ,' ...,•,,..„1 t ,, ot„,t s a are pence- tatted I',
the newly- organ i ze d
Spiritual Succ sssss .
fulmod..0-
. and that none become Welfare Cauncil of the Detroit
Speaking of the cultural achieve.
public • hal gcs. On the contrary, Service Grr , up, which is the fund-
it is argued, most of them bring in raising unit for the Jewish Wel- meets, he said that Palestine is
throbbing with life and is a pul-
capital to develop new industries, fare Federation.
The Welfare Council was cre- sating Jewish center. Be pointed
giving eniployment to natives.
ated in order that Service Group ta the many schools, theaters, I nn-
Arab Mayor's Son Jailed.
I monlao's might become better ac- scions in Tel Aviv as examples of
jEla• s t Liam,_(rom_n orar quainted with the work o f th e Jewish aChiev•MeTts.
40.,„..•
at , son of m ay , Jeli,11 Welfare Fe deration and its
Spiritually. Palest ine attained
Rime, h
\ ashashibi, has been morstituent ageneies. For this much, by rev iving Hebrew as the
• , an linement in the purpose the f unct inns of t he spoken tongue and by spiritual-
comm.: .. •
Lore for participat- I mined have been defined into 'zing the Sifibblith, Rabbi Gordan
distil. •
ing ri, .
:Oil riots which are eight separate units \sail the fol- stated. "Palestine is fulfilling it .•
,
•
the seditious of-lowing ehairnien and secretaries: historic role," he stated.
pro1111
What About America?"
I Marvin It. Gingold and Mnrris
fence- .
Asking the question, "What
Thi. I.
.. list a bl e It. IT C Steinberg, co-chairmen. and)taus-
in testimony bring ice I.:. Williams of the Jewish So- about. America? Have we made
Slott..,i
.
gath1.1,.. . .1 special commission vial Service Bureau, secretary, progress?" Rabbi Gordon deplored
t t ...
.1., rec ent Got tie. I (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial) (Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
tartar,-
, ot !malt . intervention .
byfe ar. '
. ool,,ifican saved his
li
c• r • •
ifi
'Mr. Mott had
been
"red amt-knocked
down
,,b • I b • f •• • h• •
gun t• , : cenian had warded tall
the III•

PICKCOMMITTEE
OF SERVICE GROUP

Blind Man, Expert in Braille, Among
Graduates from Hebrew University

War. 'assns'
inst Tourist Hunters.
Jul.. . •. witnessed a unique

occur o . ,.. when the walls of the ,
city a, r, found plastered with

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A
A r zither and llis Son ttnil One Woman Iteceive

M. A. Only Degree Granted at Present
by Jerusalem University.

UNIVERSITIES IN
HUNGARY CLOSED
FOLLOWING RIOT

Jewish Students Forced Out
as Anti-Semites Press
Their Demands.

ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS
IN RUMANIAN TOWNS

Nazi Influences in Back of
Attacks in Both
Countries.

111 . 1 1 APEST, Ilungary.-(.1TA
l'he government has closed until

Monday all universities here fol-
lowing a new outbreak of disturb-

ances provoked by the anti-Semitic
wave aimed at Jewish undergrad-

silk-gloved treat-
ment authorities are according atti.

N. V. Ball

a I it 1

dent rioters and the voncessiom.
made to their demands for the in-
stitution of clauses delimiting free-
dom of registration by orospectitc
.lewish students, the universities of
Budapest, Debrecen and Szegeg,
are the scenes of it continuous
r o und of factional riots. Jewish
students were hustled out of their
classrooms. A non-Jewish 'mats-
sor, Dr. E
subjected to a
s subject.
o beating by anti-Semitic sympa-
thizers fur his refusal to co-oper-
ate with the agitators. He wits
mobbed in the midst of a lecture.

expression of the, ,
..use .1 desire to co-operate
••
followin •
;,reject,
the
•, a ,
ta i l all worth of ticket
.1. advance: United Ilebree
and its woman's ant

U. S. BERATED BY FRENCHMAN FOR FAILURE
1'O ADMIT SCARCELY ANY OF THE REFUGEES

, Viscount Cecil To Remain as Chairman of Refugee Govern.
ing Body; Dr. Weizmann Warns of Increase of Anti-
Semitism; Points to Palestine as Solution.

••.11 y. !Ltda.:soh, Junior
Jewish National Fund and
o lade,' auxiliary, Zionist Or-
canizat ion of Dt•troit, Jewish
Vorward and the Peale Zion
gioups,
Double that number of sales
oar., assured fur the tainting
o eel( by the other organizations
I , ,,

Rectors Endorse Demands.

Rectors of the universities re-
ceived representatives rd. the Chris-
tian nationalist students who have

been agitating against their Jewish
classmates and have been demand-
ing that registration of Jews

restricted.
An agreement was reached pend-
ing ratification by Premier Julius
Goemboes, between the rector, and
student delegates, for enforcement
of a strict numerus clausus by the'
enrollment commission on Jewish
students next term.

In addition, a special employ-
ment bureau will be established for

Christian university graduates, the
rectors agreed.
Jews Resist Attacks.
Anti-Semitic demonstrations con-
tinued in various parts of the city..
particularly in the Jewish districts
where frequent clashes occurred
bombs employed. Jews attack•ti
by the rioters defended themselves
with the result the several of the
demonstrators were injured, result
ing in an increased tensity of

atmosphere.

Police succeeded in gaining con-
trol of the situation and dispersed

RABBI GOLDSTEIN

NEW J. N. F. HEAD

Nat i ona
onal

NNE, Sicitzerland.—tJTA 1—A warning that
1;orolany, today a great concentration camp for the Jews,
may make the situation intolerable by some new decree
and that a new wave a refugees may thus be expected,
\\ a- •••111111•11 at the meeting of the autonomous governing
look treated by the League of Nations to handle the
la Senator Henri Berenger, French member
lemrel's warning came in the course of
, ,00ldoo 1 I
refugee situation by the representatives

In I
wend., r
eiriles in t I,

oi far enrolled

pooll.. , 1 •
Oullottolod

Chairmen

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14004•61

Succeeds Nelson Ruttenberg
Dr. Schlesinger.
as Fund's National
his ejection Imo,
aeclatitid
he is dee! •
President.

pi otet to the Stew . •
N EW
1'011K. ti T A --11 al,t,i the t 'eat molt I■11 I....
Israel Goldstein of rongri•gation 1 •• 111111 and four . 1 e)1 . "
Balai Jeshurun, author and Zionist of his party. Ile said i
leader, has been named president ‘,1 1 are considering the Mho., ,
the Jewish National Fund of bringing suit against tro• sr.chell
America, lie succeeds Nelson Rut- Society for "its unwiiii.e , •.•.1

the governing body.

e,o,•1 !intent
interested ill
humane solution
,• question, Pietas- a. Joseph P. Chamberlain, American
member, told the governing body.
Ile declared that the government
will view sympathetically fund-
raising efforts through private or.
ganizations although the economic
depression has created a very diffi-
cult internal situation. He p inted
a lit that the work in behalf of the
I ifugeet must be based on a re-
Cultural, Social and Athletic rifinsuction
tr
of their lives, not Oil

CENTER TO START
ITS NEW PROGRAM

Activities Are

••harit y.
Hospitality Overtaxed.
Senatifi lierenger, in describing
eye.
France
as "once again the frontier
dance, Sunday

vicious attack mien

,, •
and for the d
featureop,
of liberty," said that his country
feature
ouences rif our treroicific
assisting refugees h"
by
o
o,.• 'ovular social pro.
the Garden crowd.
• I.,• I. oi-lt C ommun it Y i charity and by placement
, , I I , ,,ad ,,,,,, ,I. pen , lid ,: hers in French colonies.
Opening the speakint• ircogr•• ■ -•
Freaah
c
ti ,..
. . , hospitality, however, he declared,
••••
.
of the celebration,
I!
ter
•
Wieboldt, chairman of 11..•
.
.•,.., Anil mass activ- , is lificaming overtaxed and the num-
of refujit ,es in the country is
Drit• I ommittee, explaine.1 that a i .,. ,i,. ..p... gi l to „erve every me m,: r tier
,,
becoming too great to he supported.
tit •• ■ r
issued
.
challenge had been issued
of the 1 ., 111111unity.
Th e
I
'
"It is an illusion to think the
"these who call them-elves Dm , . 11.1"1 {program "
r
f II"' cen t e
is ended, " he
per cent
cent Americans and •\11 , c ri , • 10, a .11 orti.,ist of forums and ch -, wave of refit g
leaders." Ile said, "It is hill(' III ' .,.• .,ilio.. among which are li•ted the eland. On the contrary, he warn ttd,
It,
German
statesmen
had told him
Steulien Society stepped in a- . i , !1, ea e• subjects:
he problem was only beginning.
leaders to take up this t•hallenge
- \I-hen
•.lorti P o I i t I c it I Trends ,"
"Ger
many
tod
y
is
a great con-
At mention of "those who call ..I ii Ill' In a Modern World," "The
ontrati on t•ampa f or tht. Jews, " he
Nei, livid," "Centeinporaly Liter- declared. "'tomorrow, perhaps, she
(Turn to Paco Six.)
__..
_
- Mere." "'Alen-Women Relation- will issue some Jewish statute giv.
ships, ' 'alibi- speaking. debating, ing the Jews inferior or slave
SHAAREY ZEDEK AND
tights which will again force larg-
(Turn to Last Pace)
cc numbers id1 Jews to ( escape from
BETH EL GROUPS IN

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20TH SPEECH AFFAIR '''it's i nust now do their best."
Youn g People's Societies Convene
Alla•t•to Guani, Uruguaya repro-
This Sunday Afternoon at
Annual Oratorical Contest To Be sentative, vire-cha irman of t he gov-
the Shaarey Zedek.
erning
tartly, expressed the hope
Presented •t I3' nai Moshe
,
that Brazil and Argentine, two of
Thursday, Dec. 28.
For the first time in its history.
the three countries invited to join

aanual
th—
th e body which did not send repro -
Ti.,
n tweath,-
the Young People's Society of
oratorical
Congregation Shaarey Zellek is.
,olool oo , to the session, would be
contest
of
t
he
Philmont
hie
De-
tepicodite.1
. ued an invitation to the moldier-
at the next session of
ship of the Young People's Society bating club will be presented at the goterning body. Latin Amer-
RABBI ISRAEL GOLDSTEIN
Bucharest Plan. To Ban Iron
nf Temple Beth El to attend its 1•1:15 p. in. on Thursday, Dee. 2s, ii a ,iews the refugee priddem with
Guard.
to , , collaborate in its
.rk next meeting, to be held on Sun-
•
i ,
iiiti
i • • • o owilionoss
NI .. ia1e
e
• , Mos
h e . 9. ■ • naiaiaie,
at t h nIt'
C II A REST.-(JTA I-The iceberg, ....in-el for the New a o
...' , "iI
.
', 1 P . I, I.
,
n d i i lanai, becau se it
. .
day, Dee. 17, at the synagogue.
Liberal government of Premier Ion State limo il far Alcoholic Bever- Admittanct V.
neater.
x
111
is
"passi
lt
onat
Ne il l I he by membership 1 .11 " teme midI
ely attached to the
age Control, who tendered his res-
menwho will compete fur the principle 1.f liberty and equality:.
c rd only.
(Turn to Last Pagel
ignation on account of the ices- yard
.
Approval of Weizmann.
D
IJ r. Leonard Sidl o w, president Herman August g o I d medal,
sure of other duties.
‘S'itlield Chodzko, Polish member
that of the Shaarey Zeilek Young P ea_
I •
f . t l • twentieth time t o
alti. Ituttenberg reported
of the lardy, expressed approval of
"
plc's Society 'has illillialnlY11 III•II "‘" " " I '
during the past two years, the sum
the
hest
:
s
peaker
d
the
contest,
statements
by Dr. Chain' Weiz-
,
ef $107,a03.35 had been raised by kis will Ix: ' the first in a -.die ie and fit!. the :- 1, cr medal which mnn, nob( s Zionist leader, before
quainted meeting, • ,
papillae small coin collections for of get-ac
the
I...6•
earlier
in the vveek, in
). I ,
•,- Ir , litice I) Iol°' 1 . I' , . outing for
the work of the organization.
,, ,,,,,. ii ,,.., 1,, o , ,.,.,, ,,,i , ipat i ca nnection with the necessity for
p'ee'ing on the value of -1 '
Rabbi Gifidstein issue d a state- sponsared
by Sidlow
his grout
read: ota tion of the Jewish social
project, Dr.
stared
, I . i structure e in Palestine, in the first
merit which said ill part:
g inizations, such as the yo •,
:
1 rr, . .. , ' . mi..
11,1,1,ninc.
„
,
Gym Classes and New Year
,basse e, s and in other countries as
"At this time, when the German' young people's societies in I , . ' '
'','• :wan. well.
I onis sell... :- .I
we. Ile expresse d the hope that
Party Are Among the
dil
-ation
has brought a new and : serving the greater portion ..,
.1 Snyder II. ,i1, , 1 I....peld und
I
un d er the leadership of Lord Cecil,
um icated wave of immigration young men and wome n of I I o I
Events Planned.
chairman of the governing body,
Ina, Pidiatine, the Jewish National ish community, should meet i,
..•.• Robert Toni, win to. one this work
would be successfu lly
Pisgah Lodge No. 34 ni II ' llai Food 11.1111 61 strategic place from common ground of understand.;
, three judges Wh o select the consummated.
I. rich has arranged a program of the st a ndpoint both of Zionist and
- p.•akers.
(Turn to Last Page)
lard
Cecil
declared that, broad-
humanitarian
endeavor.
It
offers
entertainment for its elect ion
Iv speaking, t he European coon-
,
night meeting this Monday, at its immediately a foothold to thirst.
tries were full. "Palestine," he said,
ledge quarters in th e Maccalie. German Jews who have t the Com
"a na l! and closely controlled by
m
"- ...
in• e
building. Nathan D. Rosin, presi- means to establish themselves
adminirtratien, has done
• I •
•
dent,
dent, urges every memla•r to :it-, dependently as artisans or suer-

the demonstrators after numerous
disorders had taken place.

PISGAH TO ELECT

i
Lommittee
ittee Calls German stuation
,IS ..„a
Challenge to Modern Civi it ,l iz , . sai,ttion and will continue tt do what
tend this meeting and ext•rcise his chants."
1)egrees; • franchise by voting for the limn.' 50The organization has retleen ial
countries may possibly
.
: ineT eh s eftT r i r wte hte intg ifisn uei a n t g :t‘ti•tt;inuaar eon-. , ,000 acres of land for .lewish ai l. ,
Meeting be able to do more.
1,0r.;
ll
yrus Adler Presents Annottl
Re
l' t r.ntltial
t

,

is

Iriritiflilhly TIOSSihk. "
I ftero•as

•

piritua

major subjects, and attended the,
m
the
The father, Itphrai m among

!same classes.

JOEL PICKS 1933
ALL
TEAM

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graduates, and she, HERSHMAN CONTINUES

Recovery Effort. ! Duvshani, is a school teacher in with nine others, majored in He-

. on.
. R(1st r, Samuel F ishman, th e 1...32 report had et:
Liel, Glantz, Joseph Beller and Abe hope that ant i•Setit • ...
1. am.cli andler.
t h e follower. 1.

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TALKS ON PALESTINE
1.1erusalem, and came to Palestine brew literature. Four of the stu-
ler would t•eceile, the I •
wasdont, chose for their principal
NEW YORK. --- A campaign • from Poland in 11111b. His son was
went,
HERMAN FINSTERWALD 1 'rod
by .•xtracts (row , ■
subject philosophy; two, the Tal. Sunday School To Observe eleoie -
Ihrmiel•. , 1 , the country to raise burn in the Holy Land.
Itah
This
Sunday
Morning.
IS CALLED BY DEATH
"I for "I'I ..
l', . " I o
the s... -r• $a0,1100 to enable the
Another who will receive his WWI, and one, the history of Is-'I
II,
,
,
h a d '
1111
______
—
Una , : I•• -' , gigue of America to degree on this occasion is a blind Limit. religion and Near Eastern
earn o !he program adopted at , man „ 30 years old, also born ill Art and archaealogv. With the l Dr. A. M. Hershman ea] , di-
Funeral :WI, Ices Wog, h e l i l To o ,
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1;
1'
4.:i1S
'i
il : '1 ; 10
t i 11 :lt ; Cat us'' Ou':i f tl
its r • ' • • . al a t• 'anal Recovery A, Poland, who has been living at the present group of graduates, 411 tinue his series of discus-Ian- in- day afternoon. in
the chapel of to noslern citilizat ion."
Il
emti1 ■ .00 announced by lame] Institute of the Jewish Blind in students will have received the . der the central theme "aly lin- T emple Beth El . for the late
1 of the
si1
sank I II, •
brew' ' oressions of Palestine," at the :ate Man Finsterwald, founder
e IIPOW
'• \ t the
,
5 ' 4 . - ia treasurer of the or- Jerusalern since 1914. Ile earns ilea.. Of M. A . from the He
ire p i , egeo
i tself 1,, I.
ranoog .
„ tt I tsed
his livelihood as a hasket-maker, I Mversity. This is the only de.1Friday evening services at ca n- F insterwald Furniture Company.
ger
with
litnine..
,,,• •
.
Ili ,
, aiitill fund. Mr. Silber- in common with the other inmates gree granted at present. The first g regation Shaarey Zedek on Fr i- Burial was in W oodeeme-
story ('rue-
it s ie•
l
.
of
students
received
their
1
that'.
Dec.
22.
eery
man
Ile
attendedieroup
an ei , ail! be devoted to carry- of the institution.
paiticupic•
.1, .,
f
a
dorse
or
Kurt Peist•r, ext•cutive director
lag ea - . terms of the national lectures and seminars at the uni- , diplomas in January, 1932. It Is
Mr. Finstt.raoild, who died o
Cermon pr. sl ii •
of the Jewish Welfare Federie ion cere b ral hemorrhare Sunday at .„„.,.'i,..,,,
Precise .1 hich the National Re-
after his day's work was I expected that students in the tae-,of
'a, „.,,' i a i
a t his heme, 93G3 linstoil
roar;
-embly adopted to nevi- ever.
over. Ile e01111illsted his secondary', ulty Of sciences will receive de., of Detroit, will be the speaker
I6Ouloward• m • g r,
hi ,h o i r te . I 1,1 : I ; ,..
1 • ' - •
1 the services this I:rid:1y eveifing, Wag horn near Howe
ll. Mich . CO pu • asing , 11 ' .
t ! j h b.
. ;ieetzue life and to pro- school education as an extt•rnal I gees in 1935,
of
the
present
'and
his
topic
will
be
School
,
Only
three
out
"An'ther years ago. 11e Milne to Detroit
1.
videf
• 'de new leisure creattel student of the Hebrew lligh
, appears ,' Ili,
"it
hallenge to the Jew
Je."
when hi. Wit, a s e ar old . l
22
y °' '. • 1 : %. This program in- in Jerusalem. and is now cratlu-(class were supported by relatives, C T '
•. .
he e S unda y School will
rve years he i• SS president of the t at- in spa,
dud,- • • ..rganization of study sting with Hebrew literature as his every one of the remainder earn-
I /..•
mien tio ehange
inc their living either on the uni- Chanukah with a celebration in company „ - hich
" 1 ' 1.1 -
founded, refit•
every community, the major subject.
-1,
varsity
campus,
through
work
in
the
main
auditorium
of
the
--',11a-
I al I. ,,,„
f
the
I
This student is an expert reader
ing in I:131 arid turning the ail-
institifi • of a synagogue stem-
,,, 'tat"
a " ny. Although .ro i,
G e rm
rmany.
h ef4.3.
.III,Ilaign to draw the of Braille in Hebrew and Latin university offices or on the library gigue Sunday morning, Dec . 17, ministration of it Deer to his son. , t in the
the Yaryan: 'Aryan' & li .- Id.
the uni- at 11 o'clock. The program will in-law, Fred Dreifus.
Surviving
.
Jews hack to the syna- characters. He prepared his work staff. One student , was
t h e regular lipen
government I' a , 1 . • , -I
o
i
vci th a procession of flag. try' are his endow, Hattie; two 'laugh-J German
!flro.
a program designed to with the aid of German Braille versa y guide durni.,
ew ,. a , „ ,,,,, op , of ci. o , ...,1 y
none ,
oy Scouts affiliated With the ters, Mrs . Clement A. Hopp and
• two were
-* in
s e asen.
.
t he Sabbath to its for-'text-books sent from the library tourist winter
, ,,, . , ri)
ti,nInti.i,l
t
rights
ii, rt,t,
,, t 1, 1 ; •, , , , , ,,•,••,.
The
celebration
vill
teachers
in
the
Inert'
schools
in
synagogue.
on Mrs. Fred Drerfris; a son. Herman. hha
te r 1 •
n of holiness and sane- institute at Marburg, Germany.
he y.
Jr
His comrades volunteered in turn .lerusalem, and with the blind stu- develop the theme of derlica .
and three brother , Chat li - tits of the . . ty-i, vino no
by
means of narrative and -, ng. i A., Adoltdi and Loam.
to help him by reading papers and dent. attendeil lectures and sem-
;r' of the United Syna-
selections will be
N tth: •
__
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-
aottees in every congre• text-books to him, anti by taking trier, after their work was done. The musical
o n, nkao, the
' e ichout the country af- down his notes which he dictated. Four gave private lessons or rendered by Cantor ,
PULPITS"
prehon•ite r..• ,
one
Shaarey
Zedek
and
quartet. Jtaame
'Tat' •h the United Synagogue His examination papers were pre- coached other students,
DR. FRANKLIN'S TOPIC ,,,, :a .. i,, o o
was a clerk. Five of the grade - Sonenklar, son of Cantor Sonen -
, , A 1 . • • a have been called for pa
i a
n t o r dinary Hebrew type - 1 On
pare d I in
.I. ... r. ,, o
______
and
the
members
of
the
Sun-
• -.• Of initiating the cant- writer, after the examiners had ales were recipients of scholar- klar,
„
obtained on the basis of day School. Rabbi Hershman will
O n Sunday noal
d tor, Dr. lee M. /.11• " •• t•
Nairn
\ a result of the inter- read the questions to hi no li e is
'deliver the addreso.
Franklin will deliver a Chanukah Pr' I -,
e
: • eat by synagogue lead- an expert linguist. with a practical competitive examination.
Aspects of Jewish life and sea. i
Others participating will be sermon under the title "Polluted ha ,. . 1 ' .
en in 'r national effort. it is ex- knowledge of Hebrew, English,
ences. particularly Jewish relig- 'Jacob Keidan, Theodore I..• ho- Pulpits." In his sermon he will that a
ri• the fund will be raised German and Polish.
With
With one-half of the graduate: toils juri prudence and Ilehrewlvitz, Louis Gordon and the fo , •vc- discuss what he conceives to he the Gera s , ' ••
in our being g - i' ' 1,-1 ' • :toy lav• - '
Penance of the national , ranging in age front 2., to no literature, is predominant among I ing members of the eighth eiele: true function of the a pulpit
b
as tendency on than Orose roll,. 'in,: the ll• • •
rrlf.r.• recovery effort projected years, and three more than 40 the choices for graduate study. Fred Ginsburg, Milton Fi.lanan, day, when there
of
many
preachers
to ctill'erY a• a ii h•
as
their
•
research
Herschel
Levine,
Aaron
I
.nn,
five
choosing
the
part
year
old.
the
student
group
repre-
y 9.. United Synagogue Wall '
- Throughout, the ••laini cf - •
r ,"ad lec Mr. Silberman, who , cents an entirely different type themes various aspects of Talmud. illiard Grossman, Norman h.tuf- choose sensational themes and to
man
and
Theodore
Kasle.
which
many
, German government has been i( g
lore,
and
three
modern
Hebrew
I
.
deal
with
matters
1
.7 a11ei that through its program , than is to be found on American
Members of the congrerioion churchmen
a
basket,- are ger- the treatment of any part of Oa
do not basket,-
A :v. - :0 the National Recovery. campuses. or even those of most literature as their thesis, under
All' population Is its awn internal of-
thlittr t he organization had set 'European institutions of higher the direction of Prof. Joseph parents of the Sunday School pu - 1mano to pulpit discussion.

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POSSIBILITY OF NEW EXODUS OF JEWS
FROM REICH REVEALED AT MEETINGS
OF M'DONALD'S REFUGEE COMMISSION

Senator Berenger Says New Nazi Edict May Set in Flight
Thousands of Oppressed; Declares the Hospitality
of France Is Becoming Overtaxed.

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of the

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SYNAGOGUE
DRIVE FOR $ 50 000 '

Inaugura te

Xleyer 11 1 . NVeis.ral,
•iliedloc of —no. Romance rd .
spectacle
Penple,"
great
',loch comes to Detroit in April,
ii a -
pledged till . 1, , ,Pl . r3t1 , I1
ir .1 support of ao organizat
•, r ough their it pre-ent at it c
.••. met at lintel Stark, or.
driesday evening.

President Given
'FIT Nazi Salute

laird Cecil
enization, Rabbi Goldstein tItYlareil Dr. of' f
American Jewish Committee Pledges To
(Turn to Pace Seven.)
i litotes the third and fina l nein; in a plea fur support of the organ-
ization's
work.
1 ination of officers, which will be
I) 'finger; 111,,u.ttz,:•11 Re - elected to Executive Board.
1
1 ERUSALEM.---When the t hird ' remainder came from Poland. ' followed by the semi-annual aloe- , Other officers named include flab.
1 rad
ra uation exercises take place at Itifi-sia, Rumania and Lithuania, ! d on.
1.c, Z. B. N1,1Sli1111Sky, honorary
I.• ty,r1,1 into aeceptatice of
U . r _ .. .
i E
N
E
A
••
I
.. at the
nunt although seven completed their •
Hebrew University
general committee meet- ' president ; Louis Rimsky, treasur- president of the An.. , ,•
•
,thigh they have pre
during the Chanukah holi- NeeOndary education in Jerusalem. i i ng last NI
i t,
i rist the
,r protest
:
Monday, plans were f.,r. Or, l Rtarlielii,i,iiliieiM. Isaac }I. latussbiisna, c,,,,,,t ,i,,,,, ,,t,r et,,.,,,Iii,t7 . ,. ,.., ,.,,, i,.. ; ;
.., nullified for a Ilatai li'ci't New i n t o
luates have , been
lays this month, a father and son, None of the graduates
i
Pale0;tinht.
aged 43 and 23 respectivel y, will
.,,.k
set
M
ary.
it
f,:vem ptirtir, t1.5:, ,,ta,tr the elli,-vp..,,d.
'file
.1
ailounistrativo
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rr
ethnic
coin- i pert Sunday to dads
•
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hem'
'
akin hall stiliseiNruc„1: (;rov e
eiO their M. Si. degrees at one it MI I 10•I t
I
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mittee includes Mtirris Margolies, states gathertsi at the id
' ' ' ' '
the same time. Both took Hebrew lege work at the Hebrew UniVer- ''' '
, Harry Karp, Louis Segal, IblViit
and .•1 co 11,...1 1•••
' Ehe nwetin g, unlik ,
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w ortah e en, N el son Ituttenberg, was n o t o p en ii,
d
a , their city.
•
toi• e" ,
C ampaign f o r literature andphilosophy
.
Only one woman is included
His Annual Football

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UNITED

Support Pledged to
"Romance of a People"

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

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&In/ of lho Detroit Jewish
I kiwi le And Jewish Telegraphic agency.

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that man}

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refuge, '
Mlit lw•atio
ollich lead t•

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Rua FOR 1,13

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PNIIAN• Princeton

W ith the exception of Singer and
every player mentioned on
he All-Jewnth feat team has been

1:1,.ok,

hoiion on at least two of the All-

.%inei man teams, which have al-
Cindy been picked by coaches and
•, o -oapor-, throughout the coun-

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try.
if timese the outstanding player
•
lo•IIIII Ii Aaron Rosenberg of
Colvorsity of Southern Call-
Ile get first call on pray

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ry All-American

picked.

unalionous choice for
nJ to ri h on the All-Conference
killer was an e
team
:led
Kew
,: name was found
Fii.1

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rt Palatal. Cu-

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jam,
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. • r Barmy, .1 K w.:,uonkoro,

on niest of the All-a:astern teams.
Weinsteck, whose kicking and pass.
ing kept Pitt among the football

leader, was another eastern star
oho earned hop r, on many of this
myt heal teams.

As a ilea the All-Jewish team
ha• no aeakne-aes. It it a heavy,

A1' . fast, teleran squad. Gilman, Rosen-
p ta•rg. IX"pan,. Singer, and Wein.

suck,
rg, \l• Stro. ■ ek and of k has teth played three years
varsity football and are wise in
Peakauer. :Morning, luncheen
r'i'le to other religious learning. Only ofte of the gradu- Klausner, occupant of the chair! pile and the public generally arelservices at tite Temple are open' fair. This clans has misled many
(Turn to Page Opposite Editorial)
organizations and individuals all and afternoon sessions were held.
invited.
to the public.
ate, Was born in Palestine. The of modern Hebrew literature.