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Plays Postponed Until
Dec. 9
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Of Hebrew Schools
TO EXTEND USE OF ITS FACILITIES'
The last two meetings of the
membership campaign
of the
United
Hebrew Schools were held
David S. Zemon, chairman of I used by the members of all classes
the Library Board of Congrega- I of Shaarey Zedek. at the homes of Aaron M. Preger-
eon and Harry Cohen, respec-
:tion Shaarey Zedek, this week an-
According to Mr. Zemon, the
; nounced that several hundreds of
books are being added to the pres-
ent large collection of the Shaa-
rey Zedek library.
Mr. Zemon states that all avail-
able Jewish classics of importance
will be purchased for the library,
which siva present being widely
Winning Handball
Team Composed of
Jew and Catholic
There are many ways ef cre-
ating good will among Jews and
non-Jews, but the latest method
appears to be on the handball
court.
A Catholic priest and a Jew-
ish advertising counsellor form-
ed the winning team here in a
handball tournament. Fr. Wil-
liam A. Ilogan had as his part-
ner Maurice Safir, advertising
manager of The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle. They won the
second round in the Health Club's
annual doubles handball tourna-
ment here.
Maddin Honored by Perfec-
tion Lodge; Emmons Gives
Illustrated Address
An interesting event took place
last Wednesday night, Nov. 21,
when Perfection Lodge Na. 486,
F. A. M s honored Milton M. Mad-
din, senior warden, at a banquet !
held at the Ionic Temple. Follow-
ing the banquet, the guests were
treated to an elaborate program
of entertainment. Guest speaker
was former Police Commissioner
Harold H. Emmons, who enter-
tained his audience with a recital
of his adventures and experiences
during an African hunting expedi-
tion, Mr. Emmons, whose talks
are entertaining and informative,
illustrated his address with 10
reels of motion pictures which were
filmed under his personal direc-
tion. He showed clearly that hunt-
ing wild animals in Africa is no
pink tea party.
library will soon be open for use
to all members of the Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek and its affili-
ateidi societies.
M iss
Schwartz, is the li-
brarian. The library is open on
, Sunday mornings and on Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday
'evenings.
0/ay.
At the meeting held at Mr.
Pregerson's home, Harry Cohen,
chairman of the campaign, ex-
pressed his gratification over the
fact that the campaign had at-
tracted a large number of young
people. It was perhaps the first
time in the history of the Hebrew
Schools, he said, that the youth
was no well represented and was
working hand in hand with the
older members of the board. Mr.
Cohen felt that with such spirit
and with such devotion on the
;Art of the solicitors, the goal
ought to be reached without any
difficulty. Judge Harry B. Kei-
An enthusiastic meeting of the
dan, who was present, encouraged
Zionist membership committee, at
the solicitors to continue their
the home of Aaron Silberblatt,
work until the campaignu had
last Monday night, resulted
been successfully concluded. The
in the assignment of over 1000
meeting ended with an enjoyable
prospect names to solicitors. With social hour.
the future assignment of addition-
At the meeting held at the
al prospect, backed by a vigorous
speakers' committee and a follow- home of Harry Cohen, Mr. Cohen ,
up by mail, an enrollment of at after a few introductory remarks ,
least 1000 new members is anti- called upon the following for im-
cipated. The radio will also be promptu talks: Judge Harry B.
used in publicising the importance Keidan, Bernard Isaacs, Aaron
M. Pregerson, Robert R. Marwil
of Zionist membership at this
and Maurice H. Zackheim. At
time.
. the conclusion of the meeting,
Included in the membership Judge Keidan commended Mr.
committee is Rudolph Zuieback Cohen, chairman, for the fine
who obtained the largest number spirit he succeeded in instilling
of patron subscriptions to the re- among workers in the campaign,
cent Balfour ball given by the
said that it was largely due
Zionist Organization of Detroit.
to Mr. Cohen's efforts that the
Harry Cohen is co-chairman of campaign would not only be a
the membership com mittee.
speakers' committee is headed by financial success but a moral sue-
Simon Shetzer. cess as well.
Mr. Pregerson, president, and
Persons wishing to enroll in the I Mrs. Isaacs, superintendent of the
Zionist Or anizati before b
solicited are asked to communi- ' I schools, this week sent the fal-
communication to The De-
cate
cate with the Zionist office, 10441
trait Jewish Chronicle:
Penobscot
Cherry
"Please permit us to extend
through the medium of your
Efforts to have children of for - worthy publication our thanks to
eign parentage produce dramatic Cantor Jacob Sonenklar and his
master-works of their own nation quartet, consisting of Ilarry Co
. . . such plays make children hen, Aaron A. Silberblatt, Morris
aware, for example, that Italians I Shatzen and Joseph Cantor, for
carry in their blood something of their participation in the gradu-
the glory of old Rome . .. They 'salon exercises of the High School
realize that the great figures of of the United Hebrew Schools,
the Old Testament are not extinct held Wednesday evening, Nov. 14,
in line, but that little Moe and at the Philadelphia-Byron audi-
litte Isidore really are aristocrats torium. The selections sung by
by as much right as the little boy • the choir, as well as the solo ren-
who traces his descent from the 1 dered by the cantor were not
Mayflower. — Race Attitudes in , only enjoyable but added color
Children. to the program."
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The Arlosoroff Branch No. 137
inally set for Sunday, Dec. 2, has
of the Jewish National Workers'
been changed to Sunday, Dec. 9,
Alliance will celebrate its first
anniversary by giving a dinner- at 8:30 p. according to Theo-
dore D. Birnkrant, chairman of
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the dramatic group. The plays
of the Detroit-Leland Hotel, Nov.
will be given in the Brown Mem-
24.
manifesto
was
directed
particu-
orial Chapel of Temple Beth El.
A fine program has been ar-
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larly towards overcoming the
Three plays will be presented:
,
ranged. A well-known orchestra
propaganda, circulating in the
A thrilling crook drama, directed
(CONCLUDED 1,11011 PAGE t)
will furnish the music throughout
did the anti-Jewish agitation in
by Mrs. G. L. Willem, with Louis
United States and elsewhere, ac-
.
the evening.
England, which met a similar in-
All friends and members are Rycus, Ida Lessin, Peter Sanders, anti-Jewish literature, and a pe - flux of Jewish immigrants from cusing the Jews of a conspiracy
Lucille Mintz and Sarah Stein; a rind of equally mild social ostra- Eastern Europe and which cul- to foster communism and to de-
invited. For
reservations, call Mr, play directed by Shirley Wayne,
stroy Christian civilization. The
Echumer, Madison 3089, or any who will have with her in the cism of the Jew, exemplified by minated in the Aliens Act of American Committee on the
his disbarment from some ex - 1906, have noticeable reverbera-
member of the branch. cast Bertha Charmer, Helen Ro s-
D
Rights
of
Religious
Minorities,
elusive hotels and resorts. Noth-
enberg and Carlyle Michelman; ing of the nature of the frenzy lions of the American scene. It which issued the appeal, conclud-
CONGRESS SEEKS
a play directed by Ludwig May- and
was
the
postwar
period
of
the
ed
it
with
the
following declares-
Michigan'. Only Shoe-
the fury which greeted the 1920's which saw the birth of an ti
on:
baum, in the cast being Mr. and
OPPOSITION'S AID
earlier immigration of the Catho- organized anti-Semitic movement
fitter
Mrs.
Saul
Stein,
Carolyn
Stan,
IN WORLD PARLEY h
lien from Ireland marred the ar- in the United States.
time of world unrest, when
"In thin me
en LeVey, Carlyle Michelman,
Vamps lowered or raised.
the minds of men are still torn 1,y the
rival of the Jewish immigrants
Newton
Jackson
and
Marcus
Si-
(t'ONCLUDED FROM Peng 1)
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m
me gi inn nAi nmgs
e r jocf. mwoedreer nayanondtii: oPprzil:17,1tu
Gaps removed to fit your
from Russia, Poland and other
mon.
fear ae«ray permeate the
feet.
q uestion to the electorate in the
Following the plays it is plan- Eastern European countries,
solemn
roaponsIbilitY
rests
upon
the
Until the second decade of the area with a wave of reaction A
wo
tn rItaw
A pril meeting, in the form of a ned to have dancing and a gen-
n ou r ,e d o . tile we to help heal the
20th
century,
which
witnessed
the
which
flooded
virtually
every
Two questions, it eral social hour in the social hall
SHOES WIDENED
to condemn every effort
This winter, via the Santa Fe, referendum.
revival of the Ku Klux Klan, anti- country that had been' a victim of good-will,
a . r uo ruleitew
was agreed, should be put to the of the Temple.
elsigurpia ragn natI as ta s itt d ang
Semitism was confined to in- of the war. It was this period
OR LENGTHENED
rail fares of all classes and voters:
stances of social discrimination which witnessed the incipience of eradicating racial prejudice and medi-
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brotherhood of man, and alsall d,
lowest in many years. At the on
It remained quiescent, since the anti - Semitic organizations in the
in the protection of Jewish
mend that no man shall be denied the
Shoes
also Narrowed or
Max Chomsky and Levi Shapir o causes which led to modern, or- ninny other countries of Europe. inalienable r ight. of freedom of con.
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Shortened
same time there is new speed rights and the safeguarding of are heading the Annual Flag Da y ganized anti-Semitism had not yet The disillusionment of the victors lenee and worship beta.. thee be -
general interests?
to i xopler race or profess a dd.
on Saturday night , emerged. For one thing, the as no less bitter than the fury f
and convenience in sched-
2. Shall • World Jewish Con- committee
th
Dec. 1, and Sunday, Dec. 2.
country was comparatively undo- :f the vanquished. In the coun-
This appeal, the first united ex-
or assembly, composed
ules; new comfort in AIR- Seem
veloped, and the financial, Indus• tries which won the war an at- pression of opposition to religious
of delegates elected by the
was made to hold the Jews and racial prejudice in the history
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CONDITIONED equipment. Jews of each land in accord- were Prof. Kellen, Lipsky, D trial and agricultural opportuni• tempt
Yes
e onsible
p
for the Bolshevik rev- of this country, indicated the
East hide
ante with its best democratic Wise, S. Bonchek of the Poal r . ties that it offered to its citizens
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traditions and precedents, set
e were ample for all. The commer- elution in Russia, and multifar- alarm felt in sober quarters
E.
of
Hudson's
party, Abraham Goldberg i cial capacity of the Jew was wel- ious "patriotic" and anti- Semitic against the importation into the
.. May we help you with your up • representet ye internation- Zion
l , UARANTINE
al commission, chased to speak Max Silverstein, president o comed, as it usually is with any organizations were set up as bul- United States of European hat-
winter travel plans? A word will
and act in defense of Jewish I B'rith Abraham, and Carl She r - new group until their initiative, (egad against the menace of al- reds. The threat of an organ-
and the Center,
In ized anti-Jewish movement, paral-
ring informative booklets, or rights to msfeguisrd general '
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dil igence and success excite the ig a "Jewish communism
Comment on the American
Jewish interests and to conduct
jealousy of competitors. Economic the defeated countries the Jews lel to those which were being
'1 or specific information.
The 46 Story
Jewish Congress' peace move has rivalry, except in a pioneering were accused of being responsible
the affairs of the congress or
furthered
in
many
countries
in
been wide and varied. The Jew
n f or the loss of th
•
assembly in the intervals
the war. Economic Europe, aroused concern in th
f
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tween the sessions?
Ask about All-EXPENSE Tours
in America. The first great in. misery, which was a part of the hearts of many. Americans who
The resolutions adopted by the said edtorially that its plea fo ✓ ,
ewe.
to California
On Sunday evening, Dec. 2, the
till remembered the burning bit-
flux of Jews helped to develop aftermath of the war, intensifie
committee offer the American unity "merits serious attention.' the country at a time when in- the feeling against the Jews.
In erriess of the anti-Catholic agita Crystal Ballroom of the Book
et. C. SMITH, (lent agent
Continuing,
it
nays
the
resolu
Jewish Committee, the B'nai
Cadillac
Hotel, will be trans-
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dustrial
development
was
in
its
Rome
countries
the
"Jewish
aeon
tion
of
the
previous
century.
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BANTA FE THY .
B'rith and other national Jewish lions "create a basis of negoti ■
tOI Transportation Bide
formed into "A Night in Hawaii"
Madison and Clark Streets
- : initial stages. Class conflicts be- I nomic menace" was ascribed to was no wonder that a Christie
leETJO
atilt
organizations participation in the lion for the establishment of
tende
protest against anti-Semitism was by the Zedakah Juniors. Gloster
Phone, Randolph MI
tween
en capital
d lab or were rare., socialistic
elections called for April for an united Jewish front. They impl y
ncies,
while the
in further broadcast throughout the Current's
po . others, notably in
Germany,
C
Nearest
to all the places
Nightingales
Orchestra
i
and
as
■
as
result
there
was
no
American Jewish Congress, They at the same time that the Worl d
Jews were charged with being the country on Jan. 21, 1921, headed
you want to reach, yet far -
propose placing supervision of the , Jewish Congress will no lunge !laical radicalism. Moreover the
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economic
difficulties
which
'later
perpetrators
of
a
capitalistic
con-
by
Woodrow
W
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William
thest from street noises, your
elections in the hands of board be held in 1935 as contemplated
Howard Taft and William Car-
There is no doubt that th , were exploited by anti-Semitic " piracy to control the world.
room on on upper floor at
Kvutzah Ivrith Chanukah to be composed of representatives American
The rung tide of anti-Semitic d ' mat O'Connell. The signatorie
Jewish Committee and !demagogues were conspicuously •
of
the
participating
organizations
the Morrison is only a few
Party on Dec. 4
I propagaain Europe was f'et included many distinguished po-
and limiting the election to selec- the B'nai B'rith will be open t o I, absent.
seconds by elevator from the
.
i
n
a backwash of anti-Semitism litical and Intellectual leaders.
Spread of "Protocol
"Protocol. :'
tion of delegates to this congress. negotiations. There is also reason j
center of downtown Chicago.
The Kvutzah Ivrith will give a
Slowed Up Anti-Semitism
Equally significant Was the lack ' l in America. In 1920 the Dear-
Subject to ratification by this to believe that the project to es
Chanukah party and entertain- congress, the resolutions
,,
owned by
tablish and maintain a world ex - I of extensive anti-Jewish litera• 1endent,
born Indep
This prompt protest by Chris
state
ment on Tuesday evening, Dec. that •
ecutive body such as is proposed tore. The s uri u Protocols f , ”enrf Ford, began a series of tians undoubtedly slowed up th
4, at the Philadelphia Byron audi-
in
the
resolutions,
to
represen
t
I
the
Elders
of
Zion,
fraudulently
,
attacks
based
upon
the
libels
con-
"In
connectio
spread
of anti-Semitiem, though
e
with the
and
torium.
the world Jewish rights and in - 1 devised in Europe, did not begin tamed in the Protocols of the El- it did not greatly check the activi
UP
World Jewish Congress, it (the
A play has been arranged in
terests before the League of Na - 1 to disseminate their poison until dere of Zion. At the same time, ties of the Ku Klux Klan. A num
American Jewish Congress) is
with Servidor and
the form of a Hebrew operetta.
tions,
will
be seriously considered after the first decade of the
ready to agree to leave the
Ku Klux Klan was reincar- her obook;, pamphlets and news
20th
the
Circulating
Ice-Water
The gingers are being trained by date for the
n
l and added to its anti-Catho- paper article, attacking the Jew
World Jewish Con- by both the American Jewish century, coincident with the in- stated
.1. Shkolnick, and the instrumental
gress to an executive body to Committee and the B'nai B'rith • tensification of the revolutionary , tic platform a vituperative agita- appeared simultaneously with th e
Home of the
accompanists are /students of Wil.
Once
such
an
executive
body
' movement in Russia. It is true tion against the Jews.
blows of the Dearborn Independ
liam P. 13liznick and members of be known as the Council of
TERRACE
GARDEN
is organized—whether it is called
Jewish Delegation,, provided
American
Protest
that anti-Jewish litertiture ex-
ent, and were continued for ■
hie Junior Chord of Judea.
the Council of Jewish Delega
and
the American Jewish Commit•
-, isted in Germany, but its content
The reaction to tans new type period of several years. The ar
The Kvutzah Ivrith with its
lions or by any other name—it i
tae
the
Woad
B'rith,
the
Labor
'
Henry Ford by re
BOSTON OYSTER HOUSE
subsidiaries, the Chug Ivri and
only reasonable that this body had not spread far outside its of anti-Semitiem was swift. On eaignment of
Committee and others agree to
the Gviroth ilaKvutsah (ladies'
should be the one to decid I boundary, not beyond the neigh- the day before Christmas, 1920, aponsible citizens of all creeds
LEONARD HICKS, M•11011,11 Dower
enroll as members of such ■
e 1 boring countries.
of the Protestant, Catho - and the lawsuit u I t i m • t e I Y
group) are co-operating in Sr-
The
political
leaders
whether
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World
Jewish
Congress
council."
ranging this affair.
is altogether necessary and, i f conditions which stimulated anti-I lie and Jewish groups united in an brought against him on th e
The
resolutions
would
empower
Tickets may be obtained from
Semitism in Germany—growth of appeal to the people of America grounds of libel and rnisrepresen
so, when it shall be held.
Mrs. D. Rubinstein, head of the the congress elected in April "to
The creation of ■ Council o f • liberal and anti-militaristic to help safeguard religious; liberty Gabon, caused him to abandon his
ticket committee. 2458 Clair- elect American delegates who are Jewish Delegations uniting at I party—had not found their coup- ' from the menace of bigotry, attacks upon the Jews and to of-
mount, Euclid 9055-J, or at the to co-operate in the formation forces in American Jewry—and terpart on American soil. Neither , prejudice and fanaticism. The T
f ar aagpita
ubtiloicn apology K
Philadelphia - Byron Talmud Tor- of a permanent commission of the with them also all forces in Euro
e
t au th el m
u ;
organized Jewries of the world,
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ah, Madison 8555.
Klan
vented
itself in vicious, gen-
peen
Jewry—is
naturally
mar
MISS RAYETTA POLLACK
e
which is to be created by • World
eral defamation of Jews, and in
•Jewish Congress., if and when it important than the immediat e
Czechoslovakia Seizes Edi- Allan be called during 1935."
occasional physical mistreatment will be featured and a variety of
calling of a World Jewish Con
gation in New York, and one of the
of Individual Jews, but Roman en ter tainment will be offered '
tion of "Protocols"
In voting adoption of the reso- Kress which would represent on
Miss Rayette Pollack, president ' seven oldest congregations in the
Catholics and Negroes (the latter
lutions and report of the commit. one part of world Jewry an
dominantly Protestant) suffered of the club, urges all junior United States. It was chartered
PRAHA. (JTA I — The entire tee, the administrative committee would be opposed by another
atat yendb.,
November 20, 1825, and was or•
more cruelly. The high emotional groups to m
edition of the Czechoslovakian valved the way for the American The Administrative Committee o
ga sized as an offspring from the
the American Jewish Congress
energy of the Klan burned itself
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version of the "Protocols of the Jewh
Congress to withdraw
Procur‘d
from
Spanish
and Portuguese Congre-
out in five years, but the ani• the ticket chairmen, Miss Julia ,
Elders of Zion" was confiscated from the position it has officially should therefore be congratulate
' lotion Shearith Israel. Its faun-
fact week by orders of a Ccreho- held that a World Jewish Con- for taking the lead in suggestin
mosity toward the Jews, which
were
English, Dutch and Ger-
the Klan spread, lived after it.
slovakian court.
Circulation of gross should be convened as early the creation of such a council.
i ' : ren n T d i o; a
i re eki 1 t m
h ; e n . : I. 6 - l m
Those Jewish leaders in Europe
o M
i fa i.
e h 7 t i e n 5 : a c n8l udi M
i. s s o i ra" 1 i 48 ::Y1 k g m e r an , n rz i t j ctow
The Klan lost its membership oP13thihA
the "Protocol.'" anywhere in the at possible. The report and the
nr i s i t uu au: . t . w
tAh aLG trit h gr e mtn ahr ne s tifA c ni o s nh . -
Miss
when the Coulldge prosperity era
country was strictly forbidden by, committee's vote on it are con- who insist that the World Jewish
the court.
sidered ■ victory for elements Congress be called in )935 wit
and the stock exchange bull boom wet Balmier was given • vote of
of the congregation were Ben-
swept in.
As wages rise, the thanks for her artiatie decorative ders
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within the American Jewish Con- simply have to change their atti-
.1 min
orange, who attained dis-
They will have to follow
market value of hatred seems to contributions to the dance. For
Gifts to Hadassah Fund 4' gm..s which profess support of the tude.
American call if they really
f urther information concerning tinction abroad before coming to
depreciate.
Mrs. Joseph If agidsohn, chairman world congress project but have the
wish unity in world Jewry. That
the
United
States, having served as
the affair, call Miss Adele Davit,
(To be continued next week.)
of the infant welfare fund of the . vigorously opposed its early con-
Minister from F
Cu. 403I-J general chairman.
the present critical situation of
}'ranee to Spain
Detroit chapter of Iladacsah, has vocation, as planned at the re-
European
Jewry
demands
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under Napoleon 1, Abraham Mitch-
"Keep America safe for differ.
received contributions from Mr. cent Geneva conference.
ell,
fication of all Jewish forces can-
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as
one
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ems of opinion and worship," was
and Mrs. Eli Sachse in honor of
The report and resolutions
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Jews wh who served i n the war of
not be disrupted."
the plea brought to Denser by a
the recovery from illness of Allen were presented to the meeting of
l t i i t el2fianntel pDrae,,niide,I nJtac,l, f i iutinh,. wilLob
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Catholic priest, a Jewish rabbi and
Tobin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis! the administrative committee by
Copy Due on Nov. 27
■ Protestant clergyman who are
Tobin sad in memory of Harry, Charles A. Cowen, chairman of
touring the country together in the
For the Next Issue
Fram Dec 2 to Ike, 16 Co re A Benevolent Society which was the
Rodin.
the sub-committee of five which
m anually organized Jew-
interests of the National Confer-
drew them up. The other mem-
On account of Thanksgiving
piton B'nai Jeehurun of New York iah f philanthropic institution in
me of Jews and Christians. Seeds will celebrate its 110th ■
The Totalitarian church-state is hers of the committee were Dr.
Day, occurring on Nor. 29,
nniver• New York.
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of
hatreds
which
have
groun
up
in
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Its Iforace M. Kellen, Louis Lipay,
always intolerant. Staking
forms of The Detroit Jewish
The Congregation's 110th anni.
. Europe must not be allowed to take
Chronicle of Nov. 30 will close •
very existence upon the hypothes I Dr. S. Wargoshes and Louts Begal.
President Franklin I). Roosevelt . versary celebration will commence
a day earlier than usual and
The above photograph shows George Schmidt, preatdcnt of the ' root on this side of the ocean ---The had addressed a letter of greeting with Thanksgiving Day,
SIC that everybody within its J ana- secretary of the Jewish National
t.
and con-
all copy for insertion in that
diction must conform to the ap- , Workers' Alliance.
Schmidt Brewer Co cutting the birthday cake when the brewery , Denver Pont.
Dr. Israel Goldstein, rabbi of ' elude with a banquet
on Sunday
Mr. Lipsky moved adoption of
Wale will therefore have to be
observed its 61st birthday. Left to right are: L. J. Michelson, adver- ;
proved patterns. it uses whatever!
the congregation, on the occasion of - evening, Dec. 16.
siting council; Frank Schmidt, Jr., secretary and treasurer; W. W., After • man has been married the approaching celebration.
in the hands of the editor not
means seem to be necessary to se - , the report, Dr. Stephen S. Wise
Fredericks, general manager; 3. Leo Dessert. sales manager, and a year he can't see any reason why
later than at noon on Tuesday,
cure that end.—Winifred &nest seconding the motion. Among
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun no Legal steps are those leading
George Schmidt, president. 'Isis wife should want a new hat , the second oldest Jewish Congre-to a lawyer's of
those who addressed the meeting Nsv. 27.
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On Nov. 27, at 12:30 p. m.,
Temple Beth El, Woodward and
Gladstone. Dr. Leo M. Frank-
lin will be guest speaker at the
luncheon and concert of the Wom-
en's Auxiliary of the Jewish Old
Folks Home.
The program will be opened
with a prayer
by the Temple
Beth El Choir,
composed of
Mesdames B.
Salzenstein,
M.
Benyas,
Sauls,
S. Weingarden
and C. Alpern,
with Mrs. G.
Oberstein at the
piano. The invo-
cation will be
given by Mrs. J.
Goldberg. Rietta
Duval, well
known dramatic
soprano and ra-
dio ar t is t of Dr. Franklin
New York, will be the featured
soloist, with Walter Chassan as
piano accompanist. A dancing en-
semble will be rendered by the
children's group of the Theodore
J. Smith dancing studio. Ida
Divinoff Ruthenberg, formerly
with the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra, will offer violin selec-
tions, assisted by Mrs. Gertrude
Oberstein at the piano. This will
be followed by a playlet, "The
Aged Hope," written and directed
by Mrs. B. Sarasohn. The cast
will be as follows: Mn.
s Bessie
Sarasohn as Bassa Leah, Mrs. J.
Kavanau as Sarah Leah, Mrs.
Marion Seligson as Miss Jacob-
son, case worker.
The regular meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary was held Nov.
19 at the Statler Hotel. Simon
Shetzer's talk emphasizing the
obligation of the Jew to the com-
munity was enthusiastically re-
ceived. Mrs. David Kallman ren-
dered a number of vocal selec-
tions, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Ethel Goldman Mendel-
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