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August 07, 1934 - Image 21

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1934-08-07

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Amerfrai Amish Periodical Cotter

TiiEbLTROITJEWISfl et RON KIE

PAGE

end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Eff n o ai D avid
Manifold
fold
the B Efforts
Of

A c tivities Are Directed by Rabbi
Joshua S. Sperka

Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka's stay
at Congregation B'nai David dur-
ing the last year has been marked
by many changes introduced by
I him into the synagogue, through
' the organization of subsidiary
groups with religious, cultural and

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greetings

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New :Year filled with happiness and
blessed with full measure of prosperity
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Regent of the University of Mil higan

Extends Sincere Greetings

To Michigan Jewry

In the spirit of Rosh Hashonah, t he Jewish

New Year, I extend to you all best wishes for
A Happy New Year.

May abundance and contentment bl ess all not -
only in this happy land of ours bu t in those
less fortunate countries where want and
sorrow prevail.

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'Kash Hashonah greetit gs!

In the spirit of the season, with the da wn of a new
year, we express the hope that the cc ming year
will bring to you and your loved ( nes, an
abundance of health, happint ss
and prosperity.

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study of the method adopted by1 open in 22 Beheads
s public m ening schools
to regulate
New
shools on Sept. 10 at
the State of 'York
the price of milk to the city con-17 p. m. Enrollments will be a,
sumer to prevent price-gouging by ietpted daring the evenings of Mon-
, the big milk concerns, and he be- I day, Tuesday and Wednesday. It
lieves that Michigan should have is expected that the membership
..
a law similar to the New York law l will m m u .n y exceed last yea's
to protect the city consumer as . figure of over 15,000 limn and wet.
men. The staff will consist of alp-
, well as the farmer.
proximately. 575 professional teach-
em. All the usual academic, t ;eh-
, Christian H. Lehman Candi.;
; nical, commercial and healt h
date for Probate Judge
Christian H. Lehman, for 27 'coarser will be offered in the high
A
te hnhal division. '
c sirol . and V-..:..
.
' years • prominent attorney i n .,,, arize of $3.011
will be
S lal
[Detroit, is a candidate for Probate made for Ill to 12 weeks of instrur•
Judge on the Democratic ticket.. mon except that ht alth courses .1;1
• Ile was born in Chelsea, Nlich.. ix. 82.00 for one night per work,
years ago, was educated in the The elementary courses, grades, --- -
public schools of Ann Arbor and English for the foreign born, and
Prsitsst Reich Trade Deal
afterwards graduated from the 1 citizenAto will he free of all
I. niversity of Michigan.
; charges.
i o n-
-- Objection
bjec t be
(ltih: eN Et1r:n., el IT
In 1911 he became secretary to.
transfer arrangement
' William B. Thompson, then Mayor Central,
' ('
. 1' to
e;)*
,Eastern,
r'lil
1
, CLi l 14;.ic
S
tavern the Nazi government and
of Detroit. When Mayor Thomp- I High School of Commerce, North-
son retired to private life. Mr.1 !eastern, Northern. Northwestern, German Jews going to Palestine
Lehman entered the practice of 1 Pershing, Redford, Southeastern. was voiced at the last session of
'law with his father, the late Mi- , Southwestern, Western, Wilbur the Mandates Commission by
I chart .1 Lehman. who was one of Wright. Burroughs. Damson, !tut• Pierre Orts, Belgian member, it
the leading lawyers and politicians field, Garfield, IliggIngiwtham, was officially revealed in connec-
Lincoln and Ruddirran. Pershing Don with the report of the com•
' of Michigan.
Mr. Lehman has been esPrOallY and Western are new schools on mission, just published. Under the
terms of the agreement. German
the evening school list.
men
interested in the plight of
The usuel program of extension Jews going to Palestine were en-
and women over 10 who tyr nn-
employment
be-
classes
to
open
about
Oct.
1,
is
abted
to take • specified sum in
able to obtain
cash with them and to purchase
cause the various industries re- • being planned,
German
goods with the rest of
Bard them a. being too old. lie
their capital. M. Orts objected on
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
wan largely instrumental in the '
formulation of the Forty and Over, The Infant Welfare Fund of the the ground that the arrangement
hapter of Hadassah has favored German exports into Pal-
Club, which has become nation.. Detroit ,
, wide in its activities, aiming to received the following contribu- Wine.
better the conditions of men and toms. from Dr. Dorothy Caton in
A pessimist is a man who De-
, women who are past 10 and who memory of Dr, L•uri Weiss; from
Robinson in heves that every chestnut has a
are denied jobs because of their, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
1
,worm in it.
I memory of Morris Friedberg.

C. F. SMITH CO.

PURE FOOD ST011 ES

"Where Price Tells and Quail ty Sells"

A Happy New Year to
You All!

INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS

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Happiness and Freedom of Jewish Communities;
Yiddish Language Widely Used; Had Trouble
Getting Into Mexico Because He Is a Jew

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EXCELLENT SERVICE
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1210 Library Ave.

DeWITT E. CARPENTER



Tells of
•Says

day, Sept. 16, and will continue on the country depressed and there- they were Jews.
B
Sunday, Sep. 23,
A U. S. customs official, seeing
and Sunday. fore is ,I;fubly happy over the
Sept. :RE There will be no aegis-
. great achievements in Russia and them return, remarked with d is-
t ration on Sunday, Oct. 7, as cons- the liberation of Jews there from gust that they were not admitted
ses will begin on that day. Trained oppression and suffering.
because they ,.,re Hebrews, and
B
teachers only will be engaged.
Mr. Galvani has another reason additional evidence that this is a
T h o s e interested may apply to for feeling happy over the lack practice on the Mexican border
Rabbi Sperka at the Synagogue of race prejudice in Soviet Rus-' was provided when a young Jew
I i fri,e, or call To. 6-6329.
sia. His original intention was to told the Galvanis on their return
As a part of the adult educe- spend the summer with Mrs. Cal- :trip that he Wan barred from
tional movement, classes in Ileb- vani in Mexico. They left De-I Mexico because he is a Jew.
raw' and history are scheduled.
. An open forum dealing with con- to lead and conduct services in • A MOTHER CANDIDATE
tempnrary Jewish problems is to
the traditional manner. The mew-
FOR STATE SENATOR
l°. introduct°1 this year.
conduct a business meeting
s every week. Athletics are also on
ha
A timely cultural project nas
Can a woman be elected to the
been planned for the octo-centen- their program and baseball and Slate Senate from Detroit?
nial of Mainionides, in which mac- basketball teams are being selec-
It
It has never happened.
tically every organization in the ted for the conning season.
sc em that Detroit prefers legisla-
synagogue will participate. Rabbi
.rhe debating team is a part of tors of the masculine gender. Or,
Sperka has assigned various topics this organization and the team perhaps, the "preference" for men
in the form of discussions, debates was runner-up in the city wide
and symposia to each organize- Forensic League debate.
lion. The younger organizations.
Fur the benefit of the boys and
will learn about of the life anti
girls living in the synagogues vi-
character of Maimonie es. the
adults will concentrate on the cinity several young clubs were
i
: organized. These, as well as tb
' theology and philosophy and in Boy Scout troop are sponsored ,y
some cases use his works as texts.
the Men's Club.
The Men's Club organized last
One of the B'nai David's most
, spring has priced its importance
undertakings which
successful
and usefulness by its varied ac-
marked the past year was the
:coinplishments.
Chanukah festival of last season
The Sister h ood Wan "g antlet ' which was celebrated during the
. by Rabbi Sperka last fall. This entire week of Chanukah. This
group of the younger matrons of Wan introduced by a large nwm-
' the synagogue desired to have bership banquet on the first night
their own organization independ- ,if Chanukah, and closed with a
ently of the Ladies Auxiliary. At , large dramatic presentation with
the suggestion of Rabbi Sperka several hundred children in a cast
!the Sisterhood undertook its oh- '' professionally directed.
jective the maintenance of the ,
Sunday School. Under the presi- •
'dency of Mrs. M. Wolk, the group TRELLA IS CANDIDATE
made much progress. During the
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
coming season the Sisterhood
MELBA LEVIN•RUBIN

Lawrence Trella. Democrat, is'
' members will conduct a study,
I group in Jewish history and Bible. a candidate for State Representa• is just a hung over idea from the
The Ladies Auxiliary has sue- Live front the 1st District, which "horse and buggy" age when to- '
c 's fully completed a year of includes the entire city of Detroit. ,bacco chewing law makers, with
splendid work. Their project of a 'Mr. Trella is an overseas war out- effiquent exactitude deserated Lans. — -- .
Si donor dinner met with great eran who saw two years' service ing legislative floors, an age when
suitraiin iossed to tav,k ,e ia,
success. Mrs. Lillian Weingarden in Flanders and other sectors on , P. ,, aormt cninwtp.ruebinioc t R
is president. the Western Front
11
is
platform
places
human
i
delegated
to
keep
the boor fires
The Young Peoples' Society last
l
turning.
. year was headed by Harry Ara- • rights as being more important ,
Melba Levin-Rubin, a brilliant
speakers ad- than mere property rights. "I am '
' now. Out
dressed this group at its br-wee N for the repeal of the sales tax on young attorney and mother of three
meetings. Jack Cooper was elected food and other common necessi- children, believes a woman can
a career and a home;
president for the ensuing year. ties of life," says Mr. Trella. have both
. and having demonstrated this, she
Young men and women eligible to
M r. Trella * favors unemploy-
ment insurance on a sound bash, , is embarking on the political seas
join are invited.
' The Junior Congregation was or- to protect the workingman and ; as Republican candidate for the
work. The State Senate from the Fourth Di,
ganized for the purpose of con- his family when nut of
ducting separate religious ser v ices odd-age pension law, he states, is • ( rid in Detroit.
(0 you want to l ie a State
where the boys would be trained unfair especially to the foreign.. ' "Why do
e oar • N.
i —
born who, while compelled to pay t em. 0 1 •
Because I am interested in the
i _
cases
pre-
I
the tax, are in many
.r . n 11 my pupil*, ild.lr iarenIn an
.
enactment
of
State laws that ere
so, laid, nal Ido 4 1. ,-
'vented from obtaining the Pc'"" necessary to the welfare of the pro.
nus New Tear!
• sion. He would vote for repeal I ple of Michigan," she re plied.
DAVID HOROWITZ
of the head tax as un-American.1
THE TEACHER
did‘a.theat Nh . hen
atta
ycc ak ned
Hebrew, %Iodit.a. Ennlloh sod
c h a a l b s t !; 22 EVENING SCHOOLS
litlaunohlp
I thu Tshe far on l
1101 PLAINE ASV,
TO OPEN SEPT. 10
;the "milk racket," Mn, Trella I
Garfield Malt.
careful
;
/ I states that he has made a

That the coming year shall hold for all my Jewish
friends and clients an abundahce of health, happi-
ness and prosperity is my sincere wish.

1000 Hofmann Bldg.

GALVANI CALLS ELIMINATION OF RACE
HATRED IN SOVIET RUSSIA GREATEST
ACCOMPLISHMENT IN WORLD HISTORY

George Galvani, director of the troit, having secured their visas
Temple Beth El choir, has re - from the Nlexican consul here, on
On June I0 they left
turned from a month's stay in June 4.
Soviet Russia and he speaks in San Antonio and arrived at Lur-
superlatives in describing the hap- ado. but near the Mexicali border
, piness and cheerfulness of the were told to get off the train,
Jewish masses who now find them- their baggage was virtually re-
selves in complete freedom from moved, and they were compelled
the oppressions of Czarism and to go to the custom house for an
hooliganism. examination. Their baggage was
Having had the sad experiences examined, then their permits were
of seeing the 'Worries of Polish asked fig.—and later taken from
Jewry while on his European trip, them. When shown their citizen ,
Mr. Galvani compares his impres- ship papers, the customs officials
sions and says, in referring to the informed them that they could
accomplishinents in Soviet Russia; not enter Mexico because the
"The elimination of race hatred country does not recognize natur-
is without doubt the greatest ac-
complishment in all history."
Mr. Calving states that there is'
nothing to compare with the spirit
,if joy and freedom in Russia. In
spite of the difficulties which the
present government is experienc-
ing, as a result of its having been
burdened by handicaps by the pre-
RABBI JOSHUA S. SPERKA
vious regime, Mr. Galvani de-
social Aims. A definite attempt has dares that there is no one in Rus-
been made to beautify the reli- sia Who would ask for a change
ginus service find every Saturday in governments. There are criti-
morning Rabbi Sperka delivers an cisms, but these are of a construe-
English sermon before the Musaf tine nature, and they are aimed
service. at an improvement of the existing
new l y government rather than a change
Outstanding among the
in regimes.
organized functions was the Sun-
One of the evidences of free-
day School, introduced last season
'too in Russia, Mr. Galvani states.
which accomodated 445 children
is the widespread use of Yiddish.
and engaged 18 teachers under the
Jews use the language naturally.
supervision of Rabbi Sperka. This
as if it were their mother tongue.
year a High School class will be
added which will concern itself The freedom granted national
with more advanced work as well groups, he states, provides a feel-,
9
GEORGE GALVANI
as with contemporary Jewish pro- ing of east and naturalness for
Jews of Russia, and their use
bleats. A kindergarten class will newly-gained
the alization papers and judges en-
u ill strates
of Yiddish amply
.
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be maintained, the same as last
. omits in the country only by their
wly-gained freedom.
year.
Conditions in Poland, Mr. GM_ racial origin—being quite blunt
Registration—will open on Sun - vani states, are hopeless. Ile left that they were barred because

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