mah

A merica 'apish PerlaEcal eater

CLIFTON AVINUI - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH

ETROIT LWISII

and

Wilhelm Kube Asks Their
Complete Elimination
from German Life.

HOPE OF REICH JEWS
AS FARMERS DOOMED

Hitlerite, Assailant of an
American Jew, Given
Prison Term.

BERLIN.—(JTA) —A split 10
the Nazi ranks on the question of
depriving Jews of citizenship
rights was revealed by Wilhelm
Kube, former leader of the Nazi
faction in the Prussian Diet, in
an article in the Maerkischer
Adler.
Kube demands the complete
elimination of Jews from every
sphere of German life without ex-
ception and insists that no conces-
sions be made in this program.
He criticizezd bitterly the tolera-
tion M i n i a t e r of Economics
Schmitt has allegedly shown Jew-
ish business men.
Kube insists that whatever the
views of some members of the
Nazi cabinet may be on the fate
of German Jewry, the Jews must
not be permitted to retain German
citizenship.

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1934

VOL. XXXV. NO. 35

NAZIS DIVIDE ON
DEPRIVING JEWS
OF CITIZENSHIP

C 1-1RONICL

NEWSPAPER PRINTEDIN MICHIGAN

Karaite Sect Seeks
To Enter Palestine

WARSAW.—(JTA)—A sen-
sation was created here when it
became known that members of
the Karaite sect, which follows
the Bible literally and rejects
completely the rabbinical and
Talmudic learning, and who con-
sider themselves the "true
Jews," have applied for immi-
gration certificates to Palestine.
Members of the sect are study-
ing Hebrew and training them-
selves to become pioneers in Pal-
estine, it was announced.
A group of delegates from the
sect headed by the "Chatham"
of Vohlyn, their rabbi, arrived
on foot at the Warsaw office in
charge of Palestine immigration
and asked for certificates under
the Jewish Agency for Pales-
tine quota.

RELIGIONS
U. S. INQUIRY INTO
LOCAL SYNAGOGUES,SPOKESMEN FOR THREE
ANNIVERSARY
NAZI PROPAGANDA
PLAN TO ORGANIZE I HONOR FRANKLIN ON
ASKED IN REPORT
KASHRUTH COUNCIL

Occasion T
Fellowship Ypeil
itib p bl i e sBC ZVletion of
aTserofoiSiet?vciecleit
Assumes Communal Significance.

Organization Aimed for In-
Catholics and Protestants, and a
spokesman for the Bahai religion, •
suring Observance of
joined in honoring Dr. Lep M ,
Dietary Laws.

DECISION IS REACHED
FOLLOWING A SURVEY

DR. JUNG TO SPEAK
TO YOUNG ISRAEL

New York Rabbi To Be the
Speaker at 10th Anniver-
sary Banquet Feb. 4.

Congregations Are Asked To
Sent Delegates to Meet-
ing on Wednesday.

An organization adequate to in-
sure Kashruth in Detroit will be
formed here by a council of local
synagogues organized as a result
of a series of meetings held un-
der the chairmanship of Rabbi
A. M. Hershman.
Definite decisions for the for-
mation of such a central organi-
zation were reached at a meeting
of representatives of 22 syna-
gogues held at Congregation
Shaarey Zedek last Sunday after-
noon.
Findings and recommendations
of a survey committee on the
Kashruth question were submitted
to this meeting. The survey com-
mittee which was chosen at a
meeting held on Nov. 15 consists
of Maurice H. Zackheim, J. K.
Smith and Ben F. Goldman. This
committee was empowered to hire
a man to conduct the desired sur-
vey. At the conclusion of the
findings submitted at Sunday's
meeting, the committee stated:
"In view of our findings, the

idea that all people belong to one
great family, and as one who op-
poses war and passionately craves
Franklin, on the occasion of the for peace. Speaking of his ideal
thirty-fifth anniversary of his in- for freedom of worship, he lauded
him for advocating that every
ist 7hewlStf ienT: T rj)! of Temple eth man be permitted to follow his
El was responsible for arra gins own conscience in religious wor-
Wednesday evening's pro ram, ship. He stated, in developing the
which took the form of a fe low-' third point, freedom of education,
ship :niter. The event ass rued I that Dr. Franklin's championing
communal significance by virt e of of the right of parent and child
the presence at the dinner and, in choosing their educational me-
program of outstanding figu• s in dia, in his battle against the
the city's political, civic and cul- parochial school amendment, had
something to do with his receiving
tural life.
the honorary doctorate from the
Rev. Siedenburg's Addres .
Rev. Frederic Siedenburg ex-1 University of Detroit. On the
ecutive dean of the Univers' of fourth point, he lauded Dr. Frank-
Detroit; Malcolm W. Binge ed-1 lin for his liberal economic views.
itorial director of the D roit
Mrs. Baker's Address.
Free Press, and Mrs. Frank B ker,
Mrs. Baker opened her address
Bahaist, were the speakers. Joel by quoting the Bahai salutation:
Magidsohn, president of the en's "I bring you the greetings of
Club, presided.
world love and peace.
Rev. Siedenburg said th' he
Condemning all efforts to en-
honored Dr. Franklin as the am- courage warfare, Mrs. Baker
nion of four freedoms: Fre orn pointed out that three-quarters of
from war, freedom of wo .hip, every dollar is being spent in the
freedom of education and fre dom school of warfare, and made a
of economics. He spoke of abbi
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Franklin as the champion o the

Swift Action Urged by the
House Immigration
Committee.

CUMMINGS RULING
MAY AID REFUGEES

Attitude of State Depart-
ment Criticized by Prof.
Raymond Moley.

WASHINGTON. — Approval of
the Dickstein resolution authoriz-
ing Congressional investigation of
alleged Naziz propaganda in the
United States, was urged by the
House Immigration and Naturali-
zation Committee in a report to
the house on its informal hear-
ings in the last few months.

The report said that if so
much material was collected
during informal and short hear-
ings without expense to the gov-
ernment, "it is quite obvious
that only the surface has been
scratched."

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Ukrainians Terrorize
East Galician Jewry

LONDON.— (JTA)--The
Jewish population of East Gal-
icia in Poland is being terrorized
by their Ukrainian neighbors in
'a manner that is reminiscent of
the progrom period of Bogdan
Chmelnitzki, a special correspon-
dent of the London Jewish
Chronicle reports. There are
586,000 Jews in East Galicia
and 713,000 of them reside in vil-
lages. They hive been engaged
in agriculture since' the seven-
teenth century. Many combine
farming and shopkeeping.
These Jewish farmers are now
the target of the most violent
hatred and outrages, while the
Polish authorities do nothing to
prevent further attacks, the cor-
respondent states.

RUSSIAN PRINCESS
AT TEMPLE FORUM

"The Old Russia and the
New" Topic of Princess
Irina Skariatina.

FOUR FEDERATION
AGENCY MEETINGS
ON FEB. 11 TO 13

Interesting Programs Will
Feature the Planned
Discussions.

"COMMUNITY ON TRIAL"
TO BE ONE OF TOPICS

"Black Magic" Show at Serra
vice Group Dinner
on Feb. 11.

Four interesting meetings, each
with an unusual feature, will con-
stitute the Jewish Welfare Feder-
ation's Annual Days on Feb. 11,
12 and 13, according to Kurt Pei-
ser, executive director.
The first of these meetings will
be held Sunday, Feb. 11, at 4
p. m., in room 3-103 of the Gen-
eral Motors building. At this
time the seventh annual meeting
of the Jewish Welfare Federation
will be held, and Clarence H.
Enggass, president, will present
his report of the year's activities.
This will be followed by the an-
nual meeting of the United Jew-
ish Charities, the property hold-
ing body of the Jewish Welfare
Federation, with Walter Fuchs
presenting the president's reports.
The feature of this first session
will be a paper on Federation per-
sonal problems, presented for the
Council of Federation Staffs by
Emanuel Berlataky. chairman.
This paper, which represents a
survey of person al practices
among Federation's constituent
agencies, was prepared by • com-
mittee selected from Federation
employees together with three lay
members of the community, Mr.
Berlatsky's paper will be discussed
by Mrs. Henry Wineman and Ju-
lian II. Krolik.

Princess Irina Skariatina, who
In addition to the documentary
evidence collected and previously has the distinction of being the
published, the committee, of which that and only member of the Rus-
Congressman Samuel Dickstein Is sian nobility to be welcomed back
chairman, reviewed the rise to to the new Communist Russia,
power of Adolf Hitler. It held will lecture at Temple Beth El
that his early environment influ-
enced his antagonism toward Jew-
ish citizens, qnd likened his "pow-
Urges Alien Status for Jews.
era" to those of Mussolini.
"One of the elemental tenets of
"The fourth clause of our party
By M LTON BROWN
the Hitler group in Germany,
program must be carried out,"
said
the report, "is the conviction
Kube declared, "only Volksgenos.
Jenigh Telegniphie Agent). Int l
(Copyright. is
that democracy as such had lost
aen (compatriots) can be citizens,
committee feels that it is ab-
its usefulness, and that democratic
solutely necessary for the syna-
and Volksgenossen can be only
ment originally directed Nicolai governments the world over are
GERMANY
gogues of Detroit to form an or-
those of German blood."
the to prepare this law.
Helmut Nicolai, president
ganization adequate to insure
bankrupt; that the modern parlia -
Jews should be assigned the
Der Stuermer of Nuremberg, ment is a sham and fraud and that
government of Magdeburg; sub-
Kashruth for the community."
status of aliens, Kube asserted,
re.
Streicher,
edited
by
Julius
osed
mitted
the
draft
of
a
pro
only by selecting strong leaders,
and prohibited from participating
The first of the recommenda-
tions, which were adopted by the citizenship law to the Nazi gov- coaled that Alfred Rosenberg, not representatives of the people
in elections. He also insisted that
Hitler's
private
foreign
minis-
the
ernmeqt
which
places
Jews
i
but responsible only to the masses
meeting, calls for the organiza-
if unemployment in Germany does
"Community on Trial."
ter, is negotiating with Arab
and who may be overthrown only
tion of synpgogues. A copy of same class with Negroes, G sies
not decrease, all German Jews
The Detroit Service Group
the findings and recommendations and Poles. The law divide the leaders for the transfer of the by mass movement, can the world
should be deported, thus allevi-
nor
and
get-together will also b
be e
of the committee have been sent population of Germany into four Palestine Mandate to Germany.
be cured of its ills.
ating the economic conditions in
held on Sunday, immediately fol-
The Nasi government promptly
to each synagogue. All congre classes with the Jews in the low-
Germany.
"Hitler's philosophy is osten-
lowing
the
annual
meeting
of
the
confiscated the issue of Der
gations are asked to select officio est along with Negroes and Gyp-
sibly built upon the principles
Seine Zweig, Kerr Property.
Federation, in the auditorium of
Stuermer.
delegates who will constitute the vies. Nicolai recommended minor-
of Mussolini's fascism, except
the General Motors building. A
Furniture belonging to Arnold
Prussian Premier Goering boast-
Kashruth Council of Detroit, at an ity rights for the Jews and de-
that in order to make his sys-
musical production , "Black
Zweig and Alfred Kerr, noted
organization meeting to be held at fended aqti-Semitism as a govern- ed that all Jews have been elim-
tem
palatable
to
the
German
Magic," will conclude the evening.
German Jewish writers, now in
the Shaarey Zedek at 8 p. In. on ment policy. The Nazi govern- inated from state jolts in Prussia.
people it is tinged and colored
This entertainment
will b
e
pre-
exile, has been confiscated. The
Vice-Chancellor
von
Papen
open-
Wednesday, Jan. 31. At this
a
rabid
form
of
anti-Semit-
by
sented in the same auditorium so
confiscation was in accordance
ly told German Jewry in a speech
meeting the delegates, duly au-
ism which places the blame of
that
dinner
guests
may
remain
in
with the law recently passed for
that there was no hope for them
PRINCESS SKARIATINA
thorized by their synagogues, will
all the ills of Germany since
their places for it.
DR. LEO JUNG
expropriating the goods of "ene-
and that they would be completely
elect their officers and board of
1918
upon
the
shoulders
of
its
ay
night,
Jan.
30,
on
the
Tuesd
mies of the state."
"The Community on Trial" will
eliminated froM German public
Jewish citizenry,
the guest speaker at the banquet directors, and the officially chosen
n
The president of the Rhine
subject "The Old Russia and the be presented at the Monday after-
"'The Jews must go; became
to be held Sunday evening, Feb. spokesmen will then call a confer-
Province has suspended the Due-
She will be followed on noon meeting, Feb. 12, at 1
Thuringia is carrying out a ra-
ence
of
rabbis,
schochtun,
whole-
"`
e
N
priej-So
4, at the Stotler Hotel.
war. cry Al
selderLmagazine Der Brunnen
skreetsssisF fiherweed a'clock,• -EM --main ballroom mf -
,.
al registration uf-ali-the-popela- the
ferrInd butchers to discuss the
cialist party, aria its raped rise o Eddy, who will speak on "What I Hotel Tuller.
MiTiTh hi -cif 'Hie WM;
30 for -Printing cai: -
until
tion, demanding racial history for
power can be traced to that car- Saw in Germany."
inent leaders in Jewry in this Kashruth problems that have
umnies spinet German-Jewish
In this "trial" the Fresh Air
the
past
16
generations.
Defines Ideals of Rabbinate
cumstance more than to any other
country, having contributed nu- arisen here.
doctors. The last issue of Der
Jewish students in German uni- single cause.
oThe closing program of the Society, Jewish Community Cen-
A spirit of optimism and co-
merous works on Jewish life and
in Farewell Sermon at
Brunnen, • nature cure m•ra-
ter
and United Hebrew Schools,
versities are hard hit by new reg-
"Little wonder that Germany Forum on Tuesday evening, Feb.
religion. • He is a profound scholar operation dominated the meeting
sine, carried a sensational story
Emanuel, N. Y.
ulations forbidding them to use adopted a form of anti-Semitism 13, will be a debate on the situa- plaintiffs, will bring suit against
and thinker, and his contributions on Sunday afternoon. It was
that German-Jewish physicians
the
Jewish community of Detroit,
university libraries and dormi- which the world has never seen
on traditional Judaism are imbued • pointed out that the report upon
between atrke.
h defendant, for $1,000,000. Judge
in tt hcehF
i
were poisoning their Aryan pa-
NEW YORK:--The fundamen-
with the vigor and conviction of which the presented recommenda- tal ideas of God, His law, Israel, tories and even typewriters, ex- before. Even in the darkest days emi ne nt
N o Yong Park, Charles Rubiner will be the pre-
tients by prescribing narcotic
cept under the numerus clausus.
of the Spanish Inquisition the and the American-born Japanese, siding justice, and Mrs. Joseph H.
a brilliant mind. lie is a gradu- tions are based is the result of His instrument, and umani
drugs for them, while Jewish
ate of Canterbury University, much concentrated effort. Every goal, were prescribed as the four , The new regulations issued by Jews were persecuted merely as Kinosuki Adachi.
patients were treated without
Ehrlich will be chairman of the
butcher,
practically
every
whole-
the
Chamber
of
German
lawyers
a religious group, and the Jewish
England.
He
is
the
author
ofj
drugs. •The paper claimed that
aspects of a complete Jewish min-
Born to wealth and luxury, re- meeting.
"The Jewish Library," "Toward saler, most of the schochtim, mem- istry by Rabbi Samuel Schulman will make it impossible for Jewish individual who saw fit to change hated to Russia's most powerful
this was merely the continuation
Monday evening, Feb. 12, at
,
ers
of
the
Vaad
Ilorabonim
"
lawyers
to
practice
their
profes-
his
religion
or
who
conformed
to
Sinai," "Essentials of Judaism
b
of the plot originated by the
families, Princess Skariatina is a 7:45 p. m., the family and child
Vaad Ha-Ir and Vaad Hakashruth
sions and penalize Aryan lawyers the doctrines of the religion of
and "Living Judaism."
"Elders of Zion" and thzt the
direct descendant of Rurik, first welfare and allied groups of agen-
were
interviewed
individually.
The
who
attempt
to
help
Jewish
law-
the State was left alone.
Jew. owned all the drug fac-
Open Meeting Wednesday.
Prince of Russia. Her mother cies within Federation sp onsor
! yers to practice.
The celebration will start with data thus gathered was declared
tories.
'The anti-Semitism of the Hit- was Princess Mary Lobanov of an address by Samuel A. Gold-
A German nature cure maga- ler brand is different from ever y- Rostov; her father, General Vladi- smith, executive director of the
Hope for Reich Jews as Farmers an open mass meeting on Wednes- to show conclusively that an im-
Doomed.
day evening, Jan. 31, at the mediate remedy is necessary, and
•tine, Der Brunner, asserted that
mir Skariantine. Her maternal Jewish Charities of Chicago, on
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Jewish physicians poison Aryan
The hope of readjusting the Young Israel building. "The Young ways of effecting such a remedy
great-grandfather, Prince Paske- the subject "Jewish ,Social Work
I patients by prescribing narcotics.
German Jews as agricultural work- Israel Ritual," with a cast of were outlned.
vitch, was Viceroy of Poland, at the Crossroads." Fred M. But-
ers in Germany will never mater- Young Israel members directed by
Prince of Warsaw, Count of Eri- zel will be chairman of the meet-
1This is, of course, alleged to be a
ialize, Dr. Robert I.ey, leader of Abraham J. Rosenshine, will be
continuati on of the plot of the
van and Grand Field-Marshal of ing. The agencies represented in-
the German Labor Front, declared a feature at this meeting. Rabbi
"Elders of Zion."
Russia. She was maid-of-honor clude the Hebrew Free Loan As-
in an appeal issued to the German Samuel Z. Fineberg of Flint will
to the Empress Marie Feodorovna sociation, House of Shelter, Jew - .
Minister of Economics
I
nation. The appeal was issued be the guest speaker.
I Schmitt finally yielded to Nazi de-. I
and the ill-fated Alexandra, served ish Child Placement Bureau, Jew-
in connection with the proposed
blunt warning in
as a nurse and medical student ish Children's Home, Jewish Social
On Friday evening Kabolas
' mends after
colonization of German Jews on' Shabos services will be held at
the World War, was decor- Service Bureau and Jewish Unem-
the Vielkischer Beooachter that
H. Davidowitz's Plea during
the Belgian frontier in the Aachen the Young Israel Synagogue at
his "pro-Jewish" tactics would not Mrs.
ated by the Tsar for Red Cross ployment Emergency Council. The
Made at U. H. S. Donor
district.
6 o'clock. An•open forum lecture Students Hold Parties, Plant
be tolerated. He invited 21 Nazis
work at the front under fire, and meeting will be held in the main
"The principle of German soil will take place at 8:30, when
In 1922 was imprisoned by the ballroom of Hotel Tuller.
to occupy leading posts in the min- I
Luncheon Wednesday.
Trees on Chamisho Osor
must be combined with the racial Irving Bunim of the National
oflo
an, l itohre. te end
e
Bolsheviks and sentenced to death
iatry.
t omeans
The concluding meeting of the
B'Shvat, Jan. 31.
principle," Ley declared, "and the Council of YoCing Israel will be
f hist
ameliorate
c ampai gn
Over 600 women attended the for resisting the desecration of three Federation Days will be held
life of the German nation de- the speaker. Mr. Bunim made
of German Jews in commerce and second annual donor luncheon of churches. Miraculously saved by on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13,
Chamisho Osor B'Shvat, the
pends on the extent of the en- many friends here during the mid-
industry.
the Women's Auxiliary of the Uni- members of the American Relief at 1 o'clock, in the main ballroom
New Year of the Trees, will be
ordination of both principles in western convention in 1931.
Dr. Robert Ley, leader of the ted Hebrew Schools, Wednesday, Administration who were able af- of Hotel Tuller.
eliminating the Jews from the
Saturday morning services will observed Wednesday, Jan. 31, in
At this meeting a dramatized
t told Jan. 24, at Ho el Stotler. A check ter much effort to obtain a Soviet
powerful Nazi labor front,
all the branches of the United
German land."
the Jews that they could not hope for $1,600, the proceeds of the pusspoit for her legally to leave version of the work of the Jewish
Decree.
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Goerieg's S
luncheon, was presented to Aaron the country, she succeeded in Old Folks' Home, Mothers' Clinic
RABBI
SAMUEL
SCHULMAN
to
change
their
status
by
becom-
The
students
will
hold
parties
I
Consternation was caused here
ing agriculturists. Ile declared M. Pregerson, president of the Uni- reaching England and later came and North End Clinic will be pre-
in their classrooms and will par-
by Premier Geering's order re-
ted Hebrew Schools, by Mrs. George to America where she married tented under the title "A Morn-
fare el l that German land was for Aryans
s oenrint oh ne occasion mof r sg. f.ai
garding returning refugees, par-
M. Roberts, chairman of the affair. Victor F. Blakeslee, Lieutenant, ing with Federation Health Agen-
only.
c
ticularly since the order states
Mrs. Si. II. Zackheim, president U. S. Navy, retired. cies." Dr. Lawrence Segar is
F. Chamisho Osor
Storm
trooper
Friedel,
who
as-
J.
N.
gregation Emanuel, Fifth avenue
that they will be arrested as soon
of
the auxiliary, who presided at
Her impressions of U. S. S. R. preparing and directing the play.
united
his
American-Jewish
land-
Radio Program Sunday and Sixty-fifth street.
as they are discovered. It is
The annual meeting of the!
lord, Max Schussel, when he re - the dinner, described the principal are valuable, for as a full-blooded Jesse F. Hirschman is chairman of
feared here that these refugees, Jewish Old Folks' Home will take
Dr. Schulman retires to become
function
of
the
auxiliary
as
the
ocer
o
v
o
l
r
ed
o
u
z
e
z
rent,
nnFas
-
Russian
she has lived under the this final meeting.
o him
On the occasion of Chamisho
who have already returned will place at 2:30 p. m. this Sunday, I
a Rabbi Emeritus after 45 years
maintenance of the buses which imperial scepter of the Tsars, wit- I Reports of the presidents of
be affected by the order directing Jan. '28, at the home, 318 Edmond Door b'Shvat, to be observed
of unbroken service. After being ; eeil:
carry
the
younger
pupils
to
and
nessed
the
revolution in Lenin- many of the agencies will be pre-
entt:
ed
sn en
ld
r Prd eid
next Wednesday, the Jewish Na-
the arrest of those who engaged place.
rabbi a Temple Beth.EI from` ' m
from the schools. Over 60 per cent grad atd Moscow, and suffered its sented at the meeting at which
tional Fund Council of Detroit
id anti-Nazi activity. Many Ger-
1899 to 1927, Dr. Schulman went summary
court.
Jacob Levin, president of the
of
the
children
carried
In
the
buses,
post-war chaos, civil uprising, they are represented, and annual
Acting Consul General Ray-
man Jews have recently returned home, has issued an appeal to I has arranged for a broadcast
to Temple Enianu-El as a member mend Geist declared that the ac- she said, were unable to pay for famine and misery. The Bolshe- meetings, in some cases, will be
over the Jewish Radio Forum,
from visits to Palestine and Po- members urging them to make im-
of the rabbinate on the merger ! tion taken in the above case was their transportation.
vik government recently granted . held at that time. Each meeting
from
5
to
5:30
p.
m.
on
Sunday,
of the two congregations in 1927. •the quickest the American govern-
mediate payment of dues.
Mrs. Roberts extended thanks to
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over Station WJBK. Leon Kay,
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He will be succeeded by the Rev. : meat had obtained in cases of as- all who helped make the luncheon
president of the Jewish Nation-
Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson, rabbi ! i saults on Americans by Nazis.
such an outstanding success. Mr.
al Fund Council, will be the
of Temple Rodeph Sholom. Pitts-
• • •
Pregerson expressed the gratitude
speaker. He will be introduced
burgh.
of the Hebrew Schools for the au:'. I
, PALESTINE
Rabbi Da .. d.
.
by Louis Tobin, chairman of the
Ideal
The Arab demonstrations against liary'e many contributions to the
National Fund tree committee.
"The ideal rabbi who embodies the influx of Jews into Palestine school system.
An appropriate musical pro-
in himself the office of priest, and the sale of land to Jews,
Mrs. Harry Davidowitz, wife of
gram has been arranged for this
prophet, scholar and leader of his , which was held on Jan. 17, failed one of Cleveland's leading rabbis,
Served All These Years Uninterruptedly at Temple Beth broadcast.
Congregation's President Urges Support for Second
people is well fitted for carrying! , o n
,r
n II oy}.411, 5:Ott noent t: 2 u , . r O vi : 0 nOd was guest speaker. Recognizing
Alr
u i t s aebirl
a rb o 0 vdOeern
El; Had Fostered Many Pioneer Activities,
Trees may be planted in Pal-
l
that for centuries the Jews has
out these four fundamenta s of
Annual Subscription Event; Junior Congregation
all
estine on the occasion of Jewish
Including Unassigned Seating System.
a complete Jewish ministry." Dr. '
been noted for his absorption in
To Conduct Main Services on Feb. 3.
Arbor Day by calling Mr. Tobin, I Schulman said. "The rabbinical
charitable
work,
she
pointed
out
high Arab circles admitted the
function is first to bring home to ,* complete failure of the demonstra• that the increasin g reco g nition on
On Wednesday, Dr. Leo M. Rabbis and the Alumni Association! Lafayette 1575 or Townsend
judge
Charles
Rubiner and Mrs.; this project. Mrs. Shetzer states
8-7073.
men's souls the presence of God.
Franklin rounded out exactly 85 of the Hebrew Union College.
tion. At Acre, where the local the part of states end governments
in his appeal:
Graduated from the Hebrew
He added that • rabbi who Mt' head ed the d
years of service here with Temple
t t' nn of their responsibility to their pri- David S. Diamond, chairman and I :
Sbetaer's Appeal.
the
Beth El. During that period the Union College in 1892, Dr. Frank- take of typical Palestinian fruit) makes men and women feel the he was heckled as soon as he be- vale citizens was rendering the co-chairman respectively of ption
subscri
Purim
"I earnestly urge the members
annual
vital
lin
went
direct
to
Omaha,
Neb.,
congregation has grown from a
—almonds, dates, figs and carobs. realiyt us tax God by his own
gam to speak. Police precautions 1 eventual disappearance of private dinner $15 Congrld egation Shaarey to support our second Purim
per ience achieves • an for the expected demonstration charitable agencies inevitable. Like- Zedek. of
community of 136 members to one where he served for a period of six Funds will be raised by the chil- relig io
March 4, this subscription dinner, to be held
to be he
function
wise she noted that those who were
siz
of approximately 1,400 families.) years before receiving his call to dren for the purpose of planting eve
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evening, March 4. Judge
-- most unhinged by the recent in- week re p oriel an encouraging re- 1 Sunday
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During his ministry, the congrega- Detroit. He will preach his anni- trees in Palestine. A tree is hood.
Rubiner, chairman of the affair,
creases in violent anti-Semitism
"This," he continued, "can only
tion has occupied three temples, versary sermon on Sunday morn- planted through the Jewish Na-
and Mrs. Diamond. co-chairman,
ing
under
the
title
"An
Account-
SYMPOSIUM
AT
PISGAH
!
and
who
have
sustained
the
great-
be
done
by
feeling
God
two of which were erected under
tional Fund at $1.50, and each
Hershman To Speak on
are hard at work to make it as
and more real to him than the
his administration. During that ing of Stewardship."
class plants • tree in its name.
LODGE MONDAY NIGHT est nervous derangement have been
Religion in Palestine outstanding occasion in the his-
The public is invited to attend
those who were formerly alien to
same period the congregation has
An interesting custom was ob. world of things which makes up
tory of Shaarey Zedek.
their race and who had no knowl-
served by our forefathers in the the usual routine of our liven.
fostered many important pioneer this service. •
A symposium on the subject "The
At the Friday night services
"A number of members have
To Preach at Omen Service.
"No man who is afraid has a
planting of trees. At the birth
activities, among them the un-
• Out" will be the feature of edge of the culture for which they
of
Congregation
Shaarey
Zedek
already made reservations and •
On Sunday evening. Jan. 28, of every boy, a cedar tree was right to be in the Jewish ministry
were being made to suffer. She
assigned seating system with its
of Pisgah Lodge
the 3next meeting
on Feb. 2, Dr. A. Si. Hershman (number more have pledged them-
„
.
say
there
will
be
held
a
Union
Service
urged
therefore
that,
with
the
ministry,
and
I
can
any
planted; when a girl was born, a or
emphasis upon the democracy of
will continue his series of ad- ! selves to rave a sufficient amount
•
of four of the largest Detroit cypress wan planted. As the chil- honestly and challenge any one to • • '
eventful disappearance of private
the synergue.
The symposium will be led by
dresses on "My Impressions of
each week to enable them to at-
Dr. Franklin's activities during churches at which Dr. Franklin of dren grew up, they themselves question my statement that I was • Samuel Charfoos, who will discuss charity groups, Jewish energy be
Palestine" with an address on
tend. The price this year, as last,
this period have by no means Temple Beth El has been invited tended there trees and at their unafraid in the interpretation of h "N Deal " Samuel B Keene directed more and more to the
'Rel'gion
In
Palestine."
In
view
is $15 per couple. The first din-
•"
growth
of
Jewish
culture
both
to
preach
the
sermon.
His
sub-
marriages the branches of the our heritage and its •pplicsi Ion to
been limited to his own congrega-
"S
k
I
h
of current controversies on re-
ner last year was attended by
for
•
New
Gods
through
the
upbuilding
of
Pales..
,
ject
will
be
"New
modern
problems."
tree
furnish
the
poles
for
their
tion. lie is • member of many
will
top m
Samuel H. Ite ubin, whose topic
ligious Issues in Palestine, Rabbi
over 300 people in spite of the
tine
as
■
center
of
racial
culture
Day."
The
participating
churches
Social
wedding canopies—the Chuppah.
boards of directors of local and
be 'Dictatorship." Max Edwards
'.
in " 4
jostle ' recalled
Rershman's topic assumes spe-
fact that the banks wets closed
and
through
the
fostering
of
Jew-
'
are
North
Congregational
Church,
Dr.
Schulman
his
as-
In
Palestine
today
the
tree
plays
national religious, educational and
will act as chairman. Followin g ish education at home In America.
cial importance.
and the general distress was at its
a new Eng-
philanthropic institution& lie is Central Christian Church, St. Jos- an important part in the rehabili- sistance in p
the addresses there will be an open
. •
worst point.
Bernard l Il es, superinteneent
Script ures
Episcopal Church and the tation of the land. When the is version e
forum discuamon.
at present a member of the board ; eph's
"I have full confidence In the
Hebrew
Schools,
alto
eponse in the reservations thu
f St Lou' field of the United
of directors of the Detroit Sym- R estminster Presbyterian Church. pioneers began to rebuild the land his efforts in bringing to the at:,
h F
members of Shaarey Zedek, whose
spoke.
place
at
the
service
takes
tendon
of
the
Central
Conference
•
ar
made.
The
about 50 years ago, they found
phony Society, and a commissioner
representative of the Leo N. Levi
donations
have carried us through
A
playlet,
written
by
Mr.
'MACS,
W oodward and Blaine, Sunday many malarial swamps. To help of American Rabbis the need for Memorial Hospital of Hot Springs,
Isaac Shetzer, president of
of the Detroit Public Library.
North Congregational Church, dry up these marshes they began creating • committee on Ark., supported by the B'nai B'rith, and directed by Mrs. Fay Galvani Shaarey Zedek. in an appeal to every crisis and whose loyalty will
His Anniversary Services.
make
the
coming Purim dinner a
and
Misers
Leah
Pike
and
Betsy
The first trees to justice as "duties done outside, will give • talk on the activities of
membership
the Shaarey Zedek me
Dr. Franklin has served [several evening, at 7:30.
planting trees.
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this institution.
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to
terms as president both of the j
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The Young Israel of Detroit
secured Dr. Leo Jung, M.A. Ph.D.,
Rabbi of Jewish Center of New
York City, to participate in its
tenth anniversary celebration, as

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JEWRY' S' DEVOTION
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OLD FOLKS' HOME
MEETING SUNDAY

Dr. Franklin to Preach Thirty-Fifth
Anniversary Sermon Sunday Morning

saac Shetzer Issues Call to Members of
Shaarey Zedek for Purim $1 5 Dinner