PIEPLTROITIEWYSH (ARM WM
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
PACE SIX
Shaarey Zedek Team Wins Jewish
Debating League's Championship
Thank You! Detroit!
Is Victor Over B'nai David Group in Contest on Question of a
University; Simon Shetser Awards Trophy to Champions
Jewish
"The lichrew University has,
had application after application
from exiled German scholars, in
addition to those already ap-
pointed, said Chancellor Judah.
L. Magnes, on arriving in New
York from the Palestinian institu-
tion of which he has been the head
since its opening in April, 1925.
"We already have a number of
these exiled scholars," he said,
"and we have students from Ger-
many, students from Poland, stu-
dents from America and numerous
other countries."
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Dr. Magnus, who is acetim-
panied by Dr. Slag Schloessinger,
associate t.hanitellor of the univer-
sity, is on a brief visit to Amer-
ica in connection with a aerie's of
conferences with American mem-
bers of the board of governors, to
take place in New York City. from
Slay 12 to May 14.
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PRIZES
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Y. M. H. A. GROUP
CENTER NOTES
ALPHA T.11 7 FIATICItNIITY
Alpha
Tau Fraternity Menke Its
many Mewls, representintr
wororlllen
11- alto- nit lee, clubs, who at tended t he
Mei•ts part. party and deuce In eon-
POO HIM 0111, Ile Arirentitit• on One 0.
at Wnal Moshe 0TTORIC.4,111,
The next Natans merlin, will I. Sold
on wean...day. Julie 5, at II
p. In.
AlttiONACTlitATIKKNITT
The Ar gonnute and Alpha Tau Fra•
ternItl•n held their Joint affair at the
Il'ttal Monti, Max 21. A turnout of 100
'won't, assured both otranize11ons of
au
Moth fraternities ximleheat tedl, thank
the 11•1141. organisations for their sup.
port.
The Argonauts are to attend the wed
.1 ig te retnony o f .1at k Zun therg and
Hot se
lient,latt
at the Wtia, 1 , a•1 ■ 1
ARCHON'S PRATKRNITT
The Arehotut Fraternity hell a, mein
Friday for their pledgee.
A steak roast culminated the eerrata uf
the eletting at River Roane Park.
The Archona will be hoot le their
friends thlommer
su
at their toting,
located at P a ,. Ink,
meeting on
SOUTH HAVEN, MICR.
The moat
modern resort in
this
part
of
the country.
an eaclusiye clientele, the quiet elegance and
appealing comfort of Baron's will appeal to you.
The rooms
• re large, elegantly furnished, each with private bath and
Catering to
shower. Private beach on Lake Michigan. Children's dining
room and governess. playgrounds, dancing, golf tennis, solar.
iums social and physical directues.
Good Roads from Detroit.
BARON'S RESORT — SOUTH. HAVEN
Phone 433
fluntiar Notts
Rabbi Kaplan's New'
Jewish Philosophy
t
FT i. , n.
,,enths,
May
2 5. 11141,1
Elmer I, 4. ,
for his pertautt,.
11.1h1,1
k of Ills consrevaorrer"
This was toe Met met
rot. the new.,
1 1 5,1,1 Seldeqcone rett , i,..11 a violin, nolo
acconipant,s1 on the 111/1/10
ate,,.
nn!asas,rc 101
‘121:1:1 , 1'.1:,:r•taI era
ter 010.11,1. N'505 14S nit. x1 , 1111‘1,1.1...ler
M Tem,' k not. sssol,,
What shall be done to make Jew -
ish life vital and significiant? I
How shall J1, 0% face the new wave'
of anti - Jewishness" Can they. re-
concile their Jewish national re-,
rival with the challenge to current
forms of Nationalism? How shall !
110,1
Ws. ileotge
of
tr1 Ti. 0.. spent the
ek•owl
they meet the problem of traditional ! 1.to het,
All. RIM
Ni11• 111•111
, , iSat
doctrine lit n 'world of Science?' of t , 11.owse Cnh e.
What pitaavani is required! fig the
H) and
Amei•ican• Jews so that theig Jew-
ish life may contribute new moral
'oaten of I
1
I IIAIi
and spilt:mil values to .ianerican
lic
civilizatian?
a nd Me. I I•Jra
t --1 S. A Aeon of South
These are some of the. vital and
A,,, left to Attend the
cnmpcllIhg questions o tdtell, and
101711,111M co/1,1111011
.111,•110
w , 0.:•' spoke They
•thend the
answered, by Prof. Mordecai M.
11•,1,
fair
...hilt.
11, 1 ,5,
.1.11111illitl.
Kaplan in the book, •ltulaism As
B,11 • UMV14..
a CiviliZation," which the Macmil-
and Mrs. ItenJaindo Idoldatein and
lan Company puhlished Slay 23. Wit1411(v1,
Jane pork, slant 1 , ecoration
Accortiing to 1/r. Kapiten, the at-
aueetn of Mr. awl Mrs.
tempts that have hero made to I laingeort of Lensing, Welt.
synthesize Judaism and modern
15./T. J A. Meyer and daughters. Thou.
tit
life ''lave proved inuidequate, leav- ' tot and Ada, ...Ilium d 21. w..11■■•II
ing. Jew's with that' unwholesome
:;"12";.r
or
stase of being &video] personalities,
Miss Solomon will toe ntar
without direction and purpose in Thal June 2 4 to Joael.0, Cohn of l'111,•amo,
Temple lioth Je,
IKON 1.1t0e1.
tacit. Jewishness.
1,11e.'ger oft, iating•
1
Wholesome Reading
Girls who are fascinated by
mystery stories will find whole-
some reading in Katharine Adams'
"Grey Eyes" (Slacmillan, $1.75).
This story about the Riviera, en-
livened with illustrations by Mar-
guerite Angell, tells of a friend-
ship between the American girl,
Janet, for a group of French peo-
ple whom she learns to admire.
Replete with action and fun,
this story is made interesting by
the numerous tales which dot its
pages, by the mingling of Ameri-
can, English and French charac-
ters, by the solving of the plot.
Here is an interesting plot writ-
ten in a style that makes very
wholesome reading for girls 13-15.
Bicur Cholem Jrs.
Excursion June 17, .
A NEW LIFE FOR JEWISH YOUTH
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d
l au ettll Notes
10,000 Detroiters at
New Agency Opening
WOR1O'S LARCEST ELECTRIC SIGN COMPLETED
r
Minnie Biller re turned front Tl•
sonde,
nL,
sl,r was the
11, El•
P
t, I
Pitym,
MtA
.•
, Norman Weiss, counsellor, mem•
ben of the all state basket-ball team
while in high school, was captain
of the basket-ball team at the Uni-
versity of Illinois. Ile is a member
of the A. Z. A. and is closely as.
satiated with a number of Jewish
fraternities and clubs,
Maurice Schy, recreational di-
I rector, is attending the University
of Illinois where he is prominent
in dramatics, literary and athletic
• activities. Has had extensive camp
experiense.
A resident doctor and nurse
have not yet been definitely selec-
ted from the many applications re-
' •.11), aro, a former
• • • heuen guent of Mr.,
t
11,1110..41
Ill], M. , lan 1:sollo I ilm• rournwl 5.,
I.,.... •
ee,er•I Week.,
P. •
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1
with her Cele,
' CAMP NAHELU NOTES
•
ytsn Belly Gralv." of the Mer-
ril Palmer School is spending the'
summer at ('amp Nahelu as a
member of the Little Nahelu staff.'
,
: ceived. Definite selection will be an-
; flounced in the near future.
Miss Betty Geller is spending
the summer, at Camp Nahelu, and'
will have charge of music activity
to "Little Nahelu".
thLt appears in another part of
this issue of The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle.
Sample of Nazism
With German-leo ish youth entering Palestine in ever greater
SOPADE news service, Nazi , numbers, they are finding a new spirit as they prepare themselves
the
The scene, above describe
future of safety and freedom.
for
a
the
Silesian
min.
i
storm troopers in
follow- l activities during the recent harvest season in Palestine, when young-,
ing districts march to the
(translated from stet.: in Om high schools left classes an order that there might be '
song text
in
I sufficient labor to bring in the large orange crop. Upper left: Tw'o '
German):
...5 . 1•1
.1,,1 girls
b
cropping lemons, an important part of Palestine's citrus indus-1
0 panne . hew will It tare .Ith )00
7;
wean Wars Warttl iw. : I .
upper right: • young schoolgirl spraying benzine to protect • i
PRAGUE (TIS)—According tot
fruit
Two well known, qualified and
. experienced counsellors will also
; leave from Detroit. Detroit child-
ren attending camp will leave un-
Miss Sylvia Cohan will be a
counsellor at Camp Nahelu this
summer.
der their care. Full details con-
cerning Camp Moriah may be had
by calling Northlawn 9705 or Uni-
veroity 2 - 1921. Parents
are urged
to make the necessary arrange-
mento as early as possible.
Miss Elsie Root!' will be on the
staff at Camp Nahelu this summer.
She will have charge of the dance
activity.
Philip Nechamin is returning to
tree, high school students leaving Jerusalem in groups to take his post at Camp Nahelu.
Dr Bens Is the foreign minister care of the harvest. The United Jewish Appeal is now engaged in a
AMLTAM
bOSIOTItitia Si m ilarP r"' 83, 000,000 nation-wide campaign for the relief and rehabilitation of
The Arn101• ■ 1s ha,• plane for th• ini-
of
cative ditties are sung by the Hit - I Jews in Germany and other lands and nor the settlement of Jews in tiation of t ■■•■■ ne• merntesre. to M ', set
• IthIn lb. n•xt three WHIM
Plain am
ler Tooth. They Illustrate vividITI Palestine. A substantial part of the funds will be used for the place- also being wad• for the renting
et
cottage PR the •lut,
the professed Nazi love of peace. meat of German-Jewish chiklren in Palestine.
1
, •e,s'
•as
you
'l l. tat ters
• you II
BARON'S RESORT
N
are combining their efforts to make
"It is not sufficient for us 'to
July 1 tIl banner event in the
season's activity at the Jewish take part as individuals in the cal-
Community Center. Track events, tural work of mankind; we - must
baseball games, novelty races, golf, also set our hands to some work
tennis and swimming are on the which can serve the ends of our
day's program. Morris Magy is corporate Wham] existence. In
chairman of the affair. this way and in this way only can
You have never heard a married
• •
•
the Jewish people regain its man say that he prefers a storm
The first round of the Jewish health."--Albert Einstein.
to • dead calm.
Community Center's tennis tourna-
ment was played on Monday, May
28, with the following results:
.11arold Basil defeated Al Kauf-
man, 6-0, 6-1.
Lester Kaufman defeated By -
rN,F7 - 1,1hasip%
N g
man Bielawich, 6-3, 6-1.
.±.1
.
`1,
'David Kronmal defeated Henry
Siegal, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2,
Sam Leebove defeated Morris
Magy, 6-4, 6-2.
Nearly 10,000 Detroiters, repre-
senting every walk of life, the so-
cially prominent and business
friends, were among the guests who
attended the opening of Newman-
Katser, new Ford agency at Dex-
ter and Monterey, on Thursday
evening. The curtain rose at it
o'clock, and did not descend until
long after midnight.
"An unique event" is the way Mr.
Fuchs, representiag the Ford Mot-
or Co., characterized it. "I have
attended many openings in my time
—but this strikes a new note in
the presentation and merchandis-
ing of automobiles."
Floodlights illuminatstd the scene.
There was music, and the sales-
room was banked in flowers. Re-
freshments were served.
Gus Newman and Ben Katser,
heads of the new agency, were
pleased by the response to the in-
vitation that they issued to their
friends. They convey their appre-
ciation formally in the message
HEALTHFUL VACATION
Dr. Maples pointed Init. how
Judaism may welcome Mork the
Jewish scholars, scientists-. and ar-
tists who lame been exiled from
their countries, and "ereste in
tbis holiest of lands a sit red tra-
dition, a great development of
learning, and great source of in-
spiration.' Ile commenting on the
history at anti-Semitism in vari-
ous parrs of the world from days
of antiquity to current activities
in Germany. "The Atmw are com-
ing in to Palestine crowded with
peoples—people lookirg for some
cornets in that ancient home—the
German father or German mother,
the German son or .firughter look-
ing for this new home. This
philosophy of antiSemitism is
THE SHAAREY ZEDEE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM
basest upon the idea of force, or
Seated, left to right: Mervin Reader and Jerome Levin,
vioaence, while JuMism has stood
Standing. left to right: Leonard Katlic and Theodore Baruch, fag the supremmtr of the 'anal
The philosophic, of Jewish life
Its and Mr..
Vaton of NY.,
aryl the spirit."
muss far expounded! have not seen' lark Olt, ate the . douse attests
Mr
coach of Shaarey Zedek team and manager of the Detroit Jewish
Even if the Hebrew University .rewisb life steadil.'s and whole, and and w Mt . , Jerome A Aron of t■ tta a
Forensic League.
were enabled to receive only a because they hirse not had the
Mr. anti Mr. WIllimn Present met
anent Itecorsth1111
necessary appeal;, large masses of
A successful debating- year, an- log teams were included in the limited number of German schal•
Mtn,, Witham Present of
Jews, confused and urguided, hasp
tler the direction of the Detroit }ague this year: Jewish Commu-. ,ors, Dr. Magnate said, that he felt
bectane
a
people,
without
a
Gatti-
Jewish Forensic League , came to a • nay Center Philomathic Debatin g ;it would he a moral value for Gets.
!tam and have suffered the effects
wa ,
•
r1,»
close on Monday evening, when Society, 'Temple Beth El and 13'ntai man Judaism and Vie rest of Die
t but always accowpany sat tit a l'enturi or es....
teams representing; Congregations Moshe. Twelve debates were held world. He stated that friends is(
caadition. Ati
rs en
e y l new ap-
the
Hebrew
University
felt
Mel
Mr tool M'
11 W, man allowthed the
Shaarey- Zedek and 11'nai David on the German boycott question,
psoach to Jewish life and lk new runflttnatIon of thelr niece, Beth, Mat, Ia.
clashed for the championship,
the Shaarey Zedek and B'nai David it, should became tie creative ven- program for Jewisi life are wires- In Tried, a, Su•day, May 2:2
Dr. Preston II. Scott, head of emerging as the
leaders who ter of the spurntd Jewish neind. tary today. Witiout theak the
Tte
11C11-C,.;1 of Temple Bet 1
the speech department of Wayme fought it out for the championship. He pointed out that while the
funds at tlre dissosal of the He- Jewish people cannot stead up
University, acting as single critic Mr. Baruch presented Philip
tia!".101
1,1.;: h V i7 "'
courageousty against the terrific
,.,,,..,
for
rest !opal
judre, gave the decision to the Linens as chairman of the debate. brew University were exceedingly
onslaughtanti.Semition which
.11 ring Ilte yrs/. The Niles N.,
Shaarey Zedek team, which Seas ! Simon Shetzer, in presentiog the limited, tile desire cm the port of
11). kner, 4atat
ws
thenr anctors
met with a firm !donate., I, Mts.
many
distinguished
scholars
and
.
'
,reside
Ix
of
the
flaterhotel
• d,
then awarded the Simon Shetzer ! trophy—a beautiful, large silver
foilK
honorary ethnical'', were awarded, and
Trophy.
cup—to victors, expressed the hope scientists, who have been banned
!
ettin ,",malt,, hrwt trIt•by clae I,.
new
philosophy
conceives
of
The subject debated was 'Re- that the great need for Jewish from Germany, to come to Paha-
nivel • wiaorah whi. I, the Sint...hood
laism "as a civilization", the mysente,1 to the 'temple,
:aired, that a Jewish University be Leadership will be filled by the Use %vats very great
sum total of the history, mores,
isstablished in the United States." youth of today in an intelligent
A reception will be tendered
The Shaarey Zedek team, uphold- manner, as a result of study of Dr. Magnes rod Dr. Schloessinger language, moral values, art, music, CAMP MORIAH MAKES
ing the affirmative, was composed Jewish history and intelligent ob- on Tuesday, May 15, at the Hotel literature, religion and social or-
STAFF APPOINTMENTS
ganization which hear the impre,ts
of Marvin Realer, who was ad- servation of Jewish life,
Waldorf Astoria, by the American
sf Jewish experience. Ceroa•al to
judged best speaker, Jerome Le-
Rabbi Joshua 5, Speeka of Con- Friends of the Hebrew University
Camp Mullah, the new idea in
vin and Leonard Kasle. Da- gregation B'nai David spoke brief of which Dr. A. S. W. Rosenbach the whole complex of Jewish Rife
Jewish camps, announces the fol.
vid's negative team was composed ly. Judith Victor, Shaarey Zedek of New York nod Philadelphia is is religion, reinterpreted is terms
( lowing staff appointments:
of
modern
thought;
and
indispens-
of Nathaniel Holtzman, adjudged Sunday School pupil, rendered two president. Dr. Movies expects to
Max Schwartz, camp director, is
' able to the further ereatvity of
second best speaker, David Hoff- . piano solos.
leave for Palestine immediately this civilization is Palestine, tune- a high school teacher in Chicago,
man and Fred Gattegno.
Dr. Scott, rendering his decision, after the conferences. American
I
and
is an experienced camp di-
Theodore H. Baruch, manager autlined the numerous points raised members of the hoard who have taming as the spiritual and cut-
' tura! homeland. The type of organ- ! rector of several private camps.
of the Detroit Jewish Forensic by the two contending teams, and
been invited to be present at these , ization compatible with conditions His knowledge of and enthusiasts
League, to whose untiring efforts explained why he believed Shaarey
conferences are: Dr. Cyrus Adler. in the United States, in which for boys, their groups and astir-
is directly to be attributed the suc- Zedek's spokesmen to have been
Mrs. Edward Jacobs, Dr. David J. Jewish life can function as an or- ' Ries dates back over many years
cess of the debating year just con- the victors.
Kaliski, Hon. Irving Lehman, Dr. : genic civilization, is the "Kehillah", of happy associations.
cluded, pointed out upon opening
Theodore II. Ilaruch coached the
Emanuel I,ibman, Hon. Julian W. or Jewish community.
Rabbi Lassen, spiritual advisor
the program of the championship , Shaarey Zedek team. The B'nai
Mack, Walter E. Meyer, Dr. Na-
Dr. Kaplan is professor of homi- and overseer of religious and Heb-
debate that in addition to Shaarey David coaches were NII/X Chomsky
RateofT, Charles J. Rosen- letics at the Jewish Theological rew activities, holds a doctor's de-
than
Zedek and Irian David the follow. and Norton Rosin.
bloom, Roger W. Strauss, Felix Seminary of America, dean of the gree in Hebrew and Jewish lite-
Si. Warburg, Dr. Israel S. Wechs- • Teachers Institute, leader of the , rature. He is president of the Rab-
Center Indoor Baseball
ler and Dr. Stephen S. Wise.
!Society for the Advancement of binical Satiety of Chicago. Ile is
Judaism, lecturer at the Graduate the organizer of the Young Peo-
League
CONVENTION OF YOUNG School for Jewish Social Work mai ple's League of the Middle West,
Teachers College, Columbia and is himself a sportsman, having
Phu -firound Dull league Ilimult•:
JUDAEA IN CINCINNATI at
Junior-Intermediate Games —Iletnes at
The Bicur Chalon Jrs. have
University. Ile is the author of received silver cups is swimming
[toot., elt. Knits. 5, Tiger,. A; Top
completed their plans for the 26th . Not. hers 5, Ilawke n.
"Toward a Reconstruction of and golf.
! Lester Carmel, director of Jew-
annual Excursion to Tashmoo
Young Judaean clubs through- Judaism".
Intermediate Games: Ma , cahee Judaea
ish activities, is a graduate of
Park, which will take place Sun- 0. rall'OfIR
Vardlnals 1, Woherinee 1:;
out the country have greeted with
Lint sins 9. Itruinn 11.
Northwestern University, and a
day June 17.
acclaim the announcement that the
ARE YOU CROSS-EYED?
Inlet mediate flamer' Ape x 0, Flame 5 5,
post graduate of the University of
No efforts have been spared in Tartars
26th
annual
convention
of
Young
I. SternItes Tel Sigma .
Florence
Winner,
the
very
com-
Chicago. He is also u graduate of
Judaea,
the
Junior
Zionist
Move-
arranging an interesting program Ranger.
for the day. Two leading baseball
ment, will be held in Cincinnati, petent secretary of many a Zionist the Jewish Theological Seminary
Senior ilantes, White InvInnon Philo.
leader,
will
tell
you
that
speech
is
1. /111,ell 1400.14 0; A. e. A. 01,
Cane
7,
of
Chicago. He is one of the best
teams have been chosen to play for
Ohio, a stronghold for Young Ju-
1 1 •IPIIR Iota 2.
unnecessary--that a man gives known and best liked Hebrew
the trophy given to the winner by
daea activity.
Senior themes, fled Division, Premiere
himself
away
by
all
sorts
of
enter-
I
teachers
of Chicago. He is also an
the Association.
6, Canter/Wefts. 10, Olympic I I. Pirates
A four day program running
nal indices. sits
I all-star athlete with a college ree-
Charles M. Meingarden, res. 10: l'elti. • 1. Phi 6 •1.1 , a Iota 21
from Friday, July 6, through Mon-
Thus, she points out that Rabbi 1 ord of some merit.
Intermediategame. Jr
IM
4. games •t
ident, has extended an open invi- Ventral High, Tartars vs. ad Slims, I day, July 9, is scheduled to include
Wise and Dr. Margoshes, for in- ! Mrs. Carmel will he Camp
Onion to the various ,Jewish or. o'clock, Apex t0.. 'Mimeo, 5 °thick: an installation banquet, business
stance, have an extremely large Slather. She is a teacher in the
FIll111,1, 6 aisle, k.
ganizations in the city urging them Sterntles
sessions, round table seminars, handwriting.
sub-senior lumen, June I. gamest •t
Chicago Public Schools and with
to lend their aid to the cause of Roosevelt F9nitl Maketahe ,g 1. 1). L. fabous speakers, an Oneg Shebat,
Justice Brandeis, Morris Roth- a background of camp exeperience.
the Bicur Cholera Jrs, Association, Jra., 10 o'clock, Orioles On. Stare, 11:15 and a regional oratorical and de-
enberg, and Louis Lipsky, on the
Reuben Friedman, a teacher in
o'clock
clamation contest.
and to be the guests of the Asso-
' contrary, have a very small hand. ! the Chicago public schools, is a
Mentor game. White I dy lAton, June 10,
cMtion on that pay.
David Polish, national vice-pres-
ganiem at Iteoneveil
I'll So-
The large handwriting show's a specialist in annual training and
As a reminder of the excursion,' , lab, 10 "'.In, k
up. Al., La nthda ident, heads the local committee,
leaning for the dramatic. The small art. He is the author of a manual
Z ~ .i. No. el
the Blear Cholem ,Jrs. are sponsor-
assisted by the leaders of the vari- for the more detailed and thorough !training text book that
k.
do - ra nt, l
is widely
ing a street dance on La Salle
'ted 1 ■ I' vlsion. game. at ous Zionist organizations in Cin-
type of mind.
Wed. He has been an instructor in
Brady
rt,hool,
Celtics
•
0.
Pretitler.,
,
10
Boulevard in back of Central High
cinnati.
People with a tendency to "cross- . that type of work in wealthy pri-
School, which will be held Friday s ":,...;"„
: .;`,; ,I
tI r'sl iakiii!",.
1
%;017.
"%.
11 011'1 .0 al
"`Ti
David Levine, president of eyedness" are all 'lever, she says, vate camps for the last eight years.
night, June 15.
ssris a.
National Young Judaea, announces and points to Dr. Schmaryahu In addition he will he in charge
The boat for Tashmoo Park will
that Mrs. A. II. ixman has been Lewin and Rabbi M Ise.
of basket weaving and belt weav-
leave at the Griswold Street dock Tree Planted in Memory
Left handed people generally, too ing and other handicraft activ-
released from her duties as Ex-
at 9 A. M.
J. W. Allen
ecutive Director of the organiza- are bright, she holds, pointing to ities.
tion, to assist in the Women's Di- Louis Lipsky.
Jat'k Staloff, swimming director,
E. Baron, 2072 Hazelwood Ave., vision of the United Jewish Ap-
I is ii a swimming instructor in the
; planted a tree in Palestine in mem- peal, under the chairmanship of
The best things carried to ex- 1( hicago High Schools. For the peat
Mrs. Roger W. Straus.
! ory of .1, W. Allen.
Icess are wrong•—Churchill.
two summers he has had tit
sition of playground director in the
Mr and Ws 1. It Mary sonate lea ,
for Ne. Vora on Wedneada)-, where
Chicago Recreation department P°-
.
M,
Mathison
will
attetol the wnt,
Elliot Hasan, athletic director,
, , ,n,enPott
is president of the Chicago High
Sir and Mr. Slav Kohn are leavInte
Schools Gym Teachers and Coaches
Cle , tlah.1 t his week to 511050 the
Association. HP has played on the
dditt of the latter to brother, Morr10
'I ctn. on June 1
University of Illinois (withal!, bas-
- — -
kethall and baseball teams and was
Mr and Mrs. 11 I, Anthony had se
a member of their swimming team.
..4•14•end Kneel. {heir ^1.1orp. the
It
Morrie,. 144, and Iletets anon
He is also well known as a tennis
s. is of Detroit.
, coach.
Nrrtes
The Detroit Icor issued the foe-1 Benjamin D. Burdick, president
lowing statement on the occasion for four terms of the Detroit City „ is."
of declaring Biro.Bidjan an auto- Law School Alumni Association,
,,,,,,,,,
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ears tit«
nomous Jewish territory:
awarded the honor prises to seniors pope sossi,
hies 2 seri.
1,s a is o issis sislesk
"The founding of the Jewish at the seventh annual student-fa.
autonomous territory of Biro-Bid-
Temple art• !owlets:
jan is an event which will be hailed
Tioee ene•acl pin, .111 t_. presented
by the Jewish toilers and all for-
hy the Temple Arts Soriety Wednesday
t•ning .1une I, nt 0,1n Woo, Ite-
ward looking people throughout the
ftenholente end 0 assnII hour .11I follow
world.
the ottoltn
•
"At a moment when anti-Semit-
Temple
ism is raising its ugly head in free
Tit, not,nal moonlight Ap011.11 . 1.4i
and democratic countries, the
the voims i'1,Pr.iy . r1 Temple Piot. .111 be
held Monday. June 5. at 5,10 p, tu., on
establishment of this territory is a
the Steams} Put • In-Itay There will he
blow, struck for Jewish freedom
dancing anti entertainment thInughout
tin , 0,41111,
and self-determination.
"We are proud of the fact that
the Soviet Union, great protector
of all oppressed minorities, has
taken this measure, which brings
l'oting
Men's
Heide.
Amen Intl.
cheer to the toilers of that country.
league games were 14.),I Oh Sundae.
"The Icor will double its efforts
...Ulna an follows,
Nil Lambda
defeated Live Wirl,
to rally the Jewish masses for the
7-0, or hone defeated EPS11011 No. 4.2;
upholding of the autonomous.ter-
I Alpha Teo defeated Argonauts, 14-111.
STANDINIIS
ritory and for the defense of the
Soviet Union."
Arrhons
1.001,
Alpha Tau
1.000
I
The Detroit organization of the
.6 0 0
Phl Lambda laid .
1
Icor will celebrate this event with
Live W1rea .....
.1104
a concert and mass meeting Friday
Atolls No
.111»,
II
A rannaids
.050
evening, June 8, at Peoples Litt-
man's Theatre, 12th and Seward.
IICIMIIAIN
Biellon No Is comfit, ting a tin.. for
Detroit's vocal and musical talents,
BENJAMIN D. BURDICK
mnthere The regular meeting idece
headed by the "Freiheit Gesang
win Ito It Ilantilton and VoWleerwond
Ferein", will participate in the con- culty-alumni banquet of the atm- Morrie Auerbach
aPPOIntedi a. ling
(aptain Or the hseeltall leant.
cert. cation on Thursday.
Judge Ira W. Jayne, of the
Wayne County Circuit Court, acted
as toastmaster, and addresses were
made by Judge Allan Campbell,
The senior one-act play contest dean of the School, Justice George
finals will be held on Sunday even- E. Bushnell, of the Michigan Su-
ing, June 3, at 8 o clock. The fol. prone Court, Frank Cody, Super-
lowing clubs Will participate: Aim- intendent of Schools, and Edward
well, Pals and Snipichucks. An Tuel, president of the Law School
award will be given to the winning Student Council.
Burdick, urging the students to
play and individual awards will be
presented to the best actor and cause the Law School to become
actress. The contest in being von- officially a part of Wayne UM-
stared by the House Council under versify, awarded gold keys to Tho-
the direction of Miss Belle Drap- mas Poindexter and Lillian Still-
man, who were tied for the first
kin, chairman.
a • •
place award, a silver key to John
The sub-senior dramatic contest L. Weller, and a cash prize to
will be held on Sunday afternoon, James McEvoy.
June 3, at 2:30 o'clock, at the Jew-
ish Community Center, The Orioles
Prenzlauer Maternity Aid to
and llokoahe will compete. The
Meet Tuesday
winning play will be presented on
June 10 at the awards night.
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•
•
In the absence of the president,
The final round of the Milford Mrs. George Cohen who is out of
Stern Oratorical Contest will be the city, the first vice-president,
held on Tuesday evening, June 5, Mrs. Julia Vi erten, called a meet-
at 8 o'clock. Dave Goldman, Henry ing for Tuesday afternoon, to be
Faigin, Mr. Macklam, Saul Schle- held at the Steller Hotel.
singer, Esther Etkin and Edward Mrs. Rose Rose, chairman of the
Rothenberg will participate. card party, arranged for it to be
Awards will be presented to the held on Tuesday, June 12, instead
first and second place winners. The of Saturday, Jane 20, at Kern's
contest is sponsored by the edu- Department Store, ninth floor.
cational committee of the Senior There will he refreshments and
Council under the chairmanship of prizes, and a few surprises.
Activities are under way for the
Abe Cheraw.
• • •
third annual donor luncheon, on
,•
The house and athletic councils December 4.
FOR A REA L
come to
Dr, Magnes Tells of Influ-
ence of Palestine and
Hebrew University
The 10,000 of Our Friends Who Were
With Us in Spirit and Person on Our
O pening!
Repeating a promise—renewing a pledge: To
Authorized
EXILED SCHOLARS'
APPEAL FOR AID
World's largest electric sign as It flashed "Chevro-
let" in 14.foot letters of light scram Grand Park. Chicago.
and out into the d. knee for miles, Mayor Edward F.
Reny (left) and President Rufus Dawes of "A Century
Of all the lunacies earth can boast.
and general manager of Chevrolet. The display
IS 286
feet high and 158 feet long. It is
illuminated with
17,240 electric globes and 1,100 feet of neon
tubing. It
ass the largest electric clock in the world.
The minute
of Program" threw switches officially lighting the sign. hand of the clock alone is 17 feet long
and weighs 1.200
They were guests of M. E. Coyle (right), president pounch.
The one that must please the dev-
ils the most,
III pride reduced to the whim-,al
terms
Of causing the slugs to despise the
worms.
—From "The Tent-Maker's
Story." by Robert B. Broach.