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Vote for the following Candidates, Leib Broderson,
Zionist, 61, Dies
Monday, Dec. 3 Windsor, Ont. Election

Elect New Blood

If you want honest, sane, business administration

ELECT

for Windsor City Council

Canadian Born, Raised and Educated in Windsor
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ROMEO H., Merchant X

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ALBERT J. (Bert) BRIAN

Solicits your vote and influence for r e-election to the office of

. Water Commissioner

"Thirty-two years' experience as • plumbing and heating

contractor in Windsor should qualify me to terve your inter-

ests. Vote for • man that grew up with the city."

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Here in January

Cantor Boris Schiffman, one of
the few cantors to be given a
contract by the Chicago Grand
Opera to appear in the part of
"Eleasar" in the opera The Jew-

—ALBERT J. BRIAN.

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Leib Broderson of 2911 Mon-
erey Ave., well known Detroit
Z ionist and liberal donor to Jew-
; h causes, died here on Nov. 22
a t the age of 61. Funeral serv-
ces were held on Sunday after-
noon, Nov. 25, with burial in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi
loses Fischer officiated.
Surviving him is his widow,
helma Ray, and two daughters,
M rs. I. E. Mitchell of San Diega,
C alif., and Miss Elinore. Mrs.
M itchell came here from San Di-
ego for the funeral services.
Mr. Broderson was a former
I president of the Zionist District
of San Diego. He was active in
Zionist circles here and was espe-
• c ially devoted to the Jewish Na-
t ional Fund. He was a member
o f the United Hebrew Schools,
C ongregation Beth Jacob and nu-
m erous national movements.
When he left San Diego four
years ago to return to Detroit,
M r. Broderson was honored with
an inscription in the Golden Book
i n Jerusalem by the Zionists of
San Diego.

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Romeo II. Mareiitette

MARENTETTE

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Dr. W. S. Hodgins

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A CITIZEN'S CANDIDATE

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the crushing burden of the taxpayers and home-owners is
I stand for a system
sufficient qualification for that office.

of co-operation of all classes in the civil administration."

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CANTOR BORIS SCHIFFMAN

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United States which will include
Detroit. He is expected here in
January.
Last year Paul Longone, gene-
ral director of the Chicago Opera
Company, discovered Cantor
Schiffman. He and Mme. Rosa
Raise had attended services in
Cantor Schiffman's synagogue and
listened to his musical interpreta-
tion of "Kol Nidrei". They im-
mediately decided to give him a
contract and picked him to sing
with Mme. Raise in the "Jewess".
Last year during the portrayal
of "The Romance of a People"
at a Century of Progress, Cantor
Boris Schiffman sang the opening
number of an audience of more
than 150,000 people.
Cantor Boris Schiffman offi-
ciated for a number of years at
the Rodof Zedek Congregation,
and this year officiated at the
synagogue of the Beth Homed-
rosh Ilagodol of Albany Park
during the High Holy Days, at
the highest salary a cantor is be-
lieved ever to have received'for
his services.

Your Vote and Influence Respectfully Solicited by
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WINDSOR CITY COUNCIL
1935.1936

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Lieut.-Col. William Griesinger

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VOTE TO ELECT

Dr. Frank L. McCarroll

FOR COUNCIL and SOCIAL JUSTICE

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Slevin Democratic
Club Entertainment
Next Wednesday

The John II. Slevin Democratic
Club will sponsor an evening of
entertainment at the American
Legion Memorial Home, Cass
Abner of Burgos, Jewish and Lafayette, Wednesday eve-
ning, Dec. 5.
Convert to Christianity
There will be a floor show, spe-
cial acts, dancing and refresh-
Abner of Burgos, or as he was ments. Members, friends and the
afterwards called, Alfonso Bur• public are invited.
gi) riu i s itns et ;:217Becu h ao' ‘ liaalitl,audi o
c d l .ei dlal, r ow
,u:narsd. e 11,T4rii
The following are committees
who will assist in arranging for
this affair:

Honorary chairman, Dr. John II.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Dec. 1- 8—Jewish Community Center anniversary week.
Dec. 2-6:30 p. m.—Jewish Community Center dinner.
Dec. 2—Sisterhood of Ohaarey Zedek children's party.
Dec. 2—"A Night in Hawaii," at Book Cadillac Hotel, sponsored
by Zedakah Juniors.
Dec. 2—Pisgah Lodge initiation of Alfred M. Cohen Class of
new members. Initiatory ceremony in the afternoon and
banquet in the evening.
Dec. 3—Meeting of Council of Jewish Women, at 2:30 p. m.
at Hotel Statler. Joseph Remenyl, speaker, on "Recent
European Impressions from ■ Literary and Personality
Standpoint."
Dec. 4—Temple Beth El Forum, E. C. Engelbrecht, speaker.
Dec. 4—Eva Prenzlauer Group donor luncheon.
Dec. 4—Music Study Club Chanukah program.
Dec. 5—Tea of Council of Jewish Women.
Dec. 6—Chanukah party of Y. P. S. of Congregation Beth
Abraham, for the congregation and the Galician Society
of Detroit.
Dec. 9—Maccabean festival of Jewish National Fund and Zion-
ist Organizations of Detroit.
Dee. 9—Shaarey Zedek Chanukah dinner•dance.
Dec. 9—Third annual dance of Detroit llalevy Singing Society.
Dec. 11—Hadassah Donor Luncheon.
Dec. 11—Temple Beth El Forum, John Haynes Holmes, speaker.
Dec. 15 - 20—Bazaar of Pioneer Wonien's Organization.
Dec. 16—Zionist Organization meeting.
Dec. 16—Annual dance of Jewish Youth Council at Book Cadillac
Hotel.
Dec. 16—Dance of Junior Jewish National Fund, at Hotel Statler.
Dec. 16—Annual banquet of Molly Seigel Auxiliary of J. C. R. S
of Denver, at B'nai David.
Dec. 16—B'nai Moshe donor dinner.
Dec. 29 to Jan. 1—Eighteenth annual convention of the Miz-
rachi Organization of America, at Hotel Statler.
Dec. 31—New Year's Eve dinner-dance by Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization, at Littman's Hall, 12th and
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Seward.
Jan. 8—Temple Beth El Forum, Dr. Morris Fishbein, speaker.
Jan. 9—European Women's Welfare donor luncheon.
Jan. 13—Tenth anniversary celebration of the Goodwill Sewing
Circle, at Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Jan. 15—Temple Beth El Forum, Prof. Eduard Lederer and Prof.
Emil Heimann, speakers.
Jan. 20—Zionist Organization meeting,
Jan. 22—Temple Beth El Forum, Ludwig Lewisohn, speaker
Jan. 23—Third annual donor luncheon of United Hebrew Schools
Auxiliary.
Jan. 27—Junior Iladassah $5 victory donor luncheon.
Jan. 27—Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek Party, 8 p. m.
Jan. 29—Temple Beth El Forum, Anita Block, speaker.
Feb. 3—Annual Gewerkshaften banquet.
Feb. 5—Temple Beth El Forum, Maurice Hindus, speaker.
Feb. 24 to 27—Visit in Detroit of Vladimir Jabotinsky, world
president of the Zionist Revisionists.
Feb. 26—Annual luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization.
Feb. 27—Zedakah donor luncheon.

SPIVAK TO SPEAK
HERE ON DEC. 1 0

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An exhibition of paintings will
be given at the Ressler Art Gal-
. lery, 1529 Washington Blvd., by
John L. Spivak, author of the Isadore Ressler.
Mr. Ressler was born in Gen-
sensational articles in the New
Masses, revealing the extent of eva, Switzerland, in 1869. His
anti-Semitic propaganda in the art training was received largely
United States, will address a in Germany, having studied with
meeting in the Maccabees audi- Leopold Berger in Leipzig, and
torium on Monday evening, Dec.
10.
Mr. Spivak will deliver an ad-
dress on anti-Semitism.
Further details will be , an-
nounced in The Detroit Jewish
Chronicle next week.

ARE JEWS PERMITTED
TO CREMATE THE DEAD?

Orthodox Jewish authorities are
as a rule opposed to cremation
on the ground that it is not in
consonance with the spirit and
traditions of Judaism. In 1895
the rabbis of Wurtemberg de-
dared 'cremation contrary to Jew-
ish law because that law forbids
the mutilation of the corpse.
There have been learned authori-
ties, however, such as Rabbi
Moses Iledeschi of Trieste, who
believe that cremation in no way
was opposed to Jewish law or
tradition. The Central Confer-
ence of American Rabbis in 1892
passed a resolution in which it
recommended that its members,
should not refuse to participate'
at the cremation of a co-religion-
ist on the plea that cremation is
anti-Jewish or irreligious. This
is the attitude that is generally
maintained by modern rabbis.

for 19341 .

•Curry

for

Mayor

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Ilavis Frank, for many years a
well known Detroit resident, died
in Jerusalem, Palestine, last Sat-
urday, Nov. 24,
Mr. Frank, who left this country
nearly three years ago to spend
his remaining years in the holy
Land, was especially well known
in Orthodox circles. Ile was active
in the Tuxedo Talmud Torah and
Minyan the last few years of his
residence in Detroit.
Surviving him are six sons, Mey-
er of Los Angeles; Harry, Sidney,
Samuel, Dr. M. Nathaniel and Sey-
mour J., all of Detroit; and two
daughters, Mrs. Charles Steinberg
and Mrs. Joseph 0. Kople, both of
Detroit.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our darling
wife and mother Rose Barris who
passed away seven years ago De-
cember 5, 1927, 11 days in Kislev.

-This day brings Red mentor., of our
loved ones gone to reel. -

Sadly missed by her loving hus-
band, Dave; children, grandchil-
dren and brother.

"Cur II-furniture alga
Pristmas"

Since 1884

FURNITURE
CARPETS
RUGS
DRAPERIES ,

11) rt - ttote

rtirniture trompant;

090 M6RAND BOULEVARD'OPP FISHER BLDG .

OBITUARY

Jove
mid

Earth Original Time-Keeper
The earth it man's time-keener.
A. it ,trine on it. Ail. one. in 71
hours the stars Ds.. across the
bass-ens. For reeturiea it Wt.
thnnoht that this rotation pat eon .
sisnt but in 0;91 it was found to

vary.

A9 yea F.re to do to Oh. op
tremble Is tell the truth en all oc-
casions.

Before the Age of Prejudice
The parents had been at th
Christmas "assembly" at schoo
proudly to watch five-year-ol
Johnny. It was natural that a
dinner afterwards the celebratiu
was discussed. One of them is
marked on the fact that Henry,
classmate of John's of Jewish pa]
entage, seemed to have enjoyed tt
singing of the hymns,'and a lilt
religious address by one of It
teacherss, quite as much as It
Christian children.
All at om
John flared up: "Don't call Hem
a Jew—he is a friend of mine!"-
Race Attitudes in Children,
Bruno Lasker.

Chanukah to Mark
10th Birthday of
Hebrew University

JACOB LUBETSKY
of 572 Alger Ave., 70 years old,
died on Nov. 27. Funeral serv-i
ices were held on Nov. 28 with
interment at Machpelah Ceme-
tery, Rabbi S. M. Fine officiating.
Ile is survived by his wife, Anna.

CLASSIFIED

What base deed? What •Ile crime?
From the days of Rome to Hitler. time,
Beet thou on this earth perpetrated.
That thou should he PO badly pereecuted/
Thy childrend children are to be pitied
For taking the blame their father.
committed
Of being born Into thin world a Jew,
F.arh generation suffering worn anew.
For worn and murder, rapt, and hod
Ara the heritage of • people 1 0.1.
A people peaceful and Industrious.
Artielle. noble and w ettudlou.
That their contribution. to humanity
Bare given the manes more equality,
better chance In this game of life
And
minate all cane of war and strife.
To eliminate
Yet, for Belk they spit on you In
contempt vile.
And Iles red hitt. oath. noon yes pile.
AAIMM711 yet flay you on the rack.
Dance with glee when your ben. do
cack.
Punt your hem. and term,. mother.,
yearMident. Itlaughter brothers
Every effort do they strive
to drive.
Off this earth the
hate.
In en,. Intolerant..
Never dew their bittern.. abate .
Barks son Sent•n4 brews are humhIsd.
Hope. onto the floW are crumbled .
T.. MI11 with the passing of the Yrttra,
Eaelt wnwation wades through blood
end Okra
%Th.,t oh when, will this unhaPO7
Wet.
Roles. the Jew from wirh • fate?
fne.kon?
Ara l ye • people
BEAR! 011 ISRAEL' .MAKY•
PANTO TrOnnncT,
!III Mir.

BUDGET IF YOU WISH

OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS

In loving memory of our darling
daughter and sister, Carol Alice •
LOUIS FINSTERWALD
Abramovitz, who left us nine years
Louis Finsterwald, who retired
ago, Nov, 30, 1925.
from business three years ago,
died Tuesday at his home, 61
Bert in peace, our darling daughter
Nine sad year. have pawed away
Colorado Ave., Highland Park,
Thou art gone but still ore living
after an illness of two years.
Is the hearts of us who stay.
Born in Detroit Feb. 13, 1871,
Sadly missed by her parents and Mr. Finsterwald began his career
sisters, •
in the clothing business at Ox-
ford, Mich. Operating at several
In memory of our mother, Etta' other Michigan towns, including
Barris, who passed away Decem- Romeo and Rochester, about 1901
be r 1, 1920.
he became connected with the
Rochester Clothing Co. at Marine
She came to the endof a journey,
She came to a cloned
door,
City.
Where • new path led from a narrow bed
In 1920 he returned to Detroit
To the land she Was longing for.
and became secretary-treasurer of
She who had giownen weary
the
Ray Jewelry Store. Several
Was mildenly lifted OP
To the high blue hills where 'leaven years later he and Adolph Kauf-
•pllia
man organized the Kay Mortgage
From a kind God'. *liver cup.
Co. and was in that business about
She came to the end of a Journey,
.
four years.
And we could not bid her etay.
Mr. Finsterwald was a member
Though we shed pad tears that for end-
le. year
of a Masonic lodge at Marine
She would never pan our way.
City and belonged to the Moslem
Temple Shrine in Detroit.
Iler life was filled with beauty,
And beauty will never end
Ile is survived by his wife,
Fur one whew gift to the world'. uplift
Clara; three sons, Melburn, Carl-
Was to he a perfect Mother.
I ton and Ralph, and two brothers,
Greatly missed by her sons,1G. A. Finsterwald of the C. A.
Lawrence and Morton. IFinsterwald Carpet and Rug Co.,
and Adolph Finsterwald of the
In sad but loving memory of Finsterwald Clothing Co.
Lena Cutler Leach, who left us
After funeral services in the
10 years ago, December 16, home at 1 p. m. Friday, the body
1924 (19th of Kislev).
was taken to Rochester for burial.
Sadly missed by her loving son,
mother, sister and brothers.
SARAH R. DAVIDSON
of 2956 Webb Ave., 70 years old,
died on Nov. 23. Funeral serv-
ices were held on Nov. 25 with
interment at Clover Hill Park
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman
and Cantor J. H. Sonenklar offi-
ciating. She is survived by three
The ancient Jewish festival of sons, Ralph, Jack and Leo, and
Chanukah—the Feast of Dedica- two daughters, Mrs. Dora Fried-
tion, will be observed with new man and Mrs. J. D. Frank.
meaning this year, in many Jew-
LOUIS FREEDMAN
ish communities throughout the
country, by linking the observ-i of 1534 West Euclid. Ave., 70
area with the 10th anniversary , years old, died on Nov. 24. Fu-
of the Hebrew University of Jeru- neral services were held at Lewis
eialem. The Chanukah holidays Bros. Funeral Home on Nov. 26
last for eight .days, beginning with interment at Machpelah
Cemetery, Rabbi A. M. }lershman
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officiating. Ile was a member of
the Knights of Pythias and prom-
inent in Jewish affairs. Surviving
are his widow, Bessie; three
daughters; Mrs. Rose Sellink and
Mrs. Sarah Hartman of Detroit,
and Mrs. Evelyn Beber of'Char-
lotte, N. C.; two sons,- Joseph and
Aaron; six grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.

under the direction of the prom-
inent artist, Rudolph Deschetlet.
Mr. Ressler lived in Montreal
for a number of years before
coming to Detroit in 1916. Since
his arrival here he has been a
frequent exhibitor in the Michi-
gan artist exhibition at the De-
troit Institute of Arts, receiving
honorable mention for his color-
ful landscape paintings. His work
has also been exhibited in the'
Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego,.
and at a number of other exhibi-
tions.
The colorful countrysides of
the United States, Canada and
Europe, landscapes, still life
studies of fruit, flowers, old cop-
RELIABLE and domestic help. per kettles, will be seen at this
Laundresses, women for clean- exhibit. In addition to Ressler's
ing, scrub women, housemaids. works there will be the works of
By hour, day or week. All Na- other artists, including the orig-
tions Employment Bureau, Mad- inal "Cardinal" painting by Lan-
ison 2526.
dini.
There will be seen a number
YOUR SHOES. Too long? Too of interesting studies in water-
short? Too wide? Too nar- color by Mrs. Florence B. Hart.
row? We can make them over
The premiere showing will be
up to two nines larger.
We Friday afternoon, Dec. 7, from
guarantee perfect fit. Over 30 2 to 6, at which time tea will be
years' experience. M. KANER served.
SHOE REPAIR, 127 E. Grand
The hostesses are: Mrs. William
River, 12916 E, Jefferson.
R. Roles, Mrs. Maxwell Grylls,
Mrs. Henry L. Barton, Mrs. Paul
HORSEBACK RIDING—Now is Gray, Mrs. Kirk B. O'Ferrell,
the ideal season for riding. Mrs. Theodore llinchman, Mrs.
"Treasure Ilunt" every Sunday, Medley V. Richardson, Mrs. 0. J.
8 a. m. Moonlight rides. Special Mulford, Mrs. Florence B. Hart.
low rates. MORNINGSIDE
This exhibit will be open to
RIDING ACADEMY, 6-Mile Rd the public from Dec. 7, to Dec.
et Morningside Drive, Ph miles 31, inclusive.
west of Middlebelt Rd. Phone
Farmington 344-F-31.
HEAR, OH ISRAEL!

general chairman. IL Nick Tel.
was keenly interested in science Plot in, mart,
of ceremonlem. Cr, Robert
and also practiced medicine. 1r flown, Belie.. Mies Betty Herbert, Mr•
THE INSURANCE MAN
Mary Ito•n. Mlsa ',tile Art., Era.
order to be able to live in east ci n-n.. Whotrrie; entertainment. Wil-
and splendor, Abner, when near} lie., Barry, 14eo 1.100a, William Dailey.
solicits your vote for the office
I.eo Corrigan and Bert Randall:
sixty years of age, forsook thi MAX
of
refreehmente, Al Srhubot, Frank War-
faith of his fathers and embrase( dle. Cl.rge McGowan. Men William
Jane Cole, Mr• Row
McKenna, M.
Christianity. Under the name o 11,an, program, lir. Robert Rosen. Leo
Alfonso he was made a sacriatai Lippe. Max Leo Corrigan. Robert Scrib-
ner and Chart. Huck: dworatIon•
at a large church in Valladolid, t, Weave Lottle Aylek Genevieve CW0.-
which a rich benefice was at ekt. Ann Alper. Betty Barley, Helen
and Ann Zimmerman and M.. Ito.
tached. Not long after he change, Itateoult. artangementg Edward Mee-
his religion he became an inde - han, lir William McKenna. James
Siert.. Edward Bareook• Chester xeat•
fatigable opponent of his forme r inc. Frank flovenekt. Albert and Don-
Herbert•nd
brethren in faith and race. He in .. Minded. MI. Betty Id.
Robert Ito
publicity,
Mary
Bulged in sharp polemical writing eon, Leo Lippe. D. Nick Ton., Prank
w•rtsand Chester gi•hwarts; door
abusive of the Jews and of Ju
rpm III/I tel.. Mr. and Mrs. Barry New-
"Twelve years as an Engin-
deism and was instrumental i
man. Mr. and Mr. liar. Middleton.
ear in Waterworks, Street Rail-
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forcing the Jews of Valladolid t Mr and lint Ilinobrook. Mr. and Mr..
Anthony Rush. Mr. and Mr.. II. Mor-
Lighting
way
and
Plan"
enter into a religious chsputatio ton. Mr and Mrs. tieing, Brunk. Mr
should quality me to serve
and Mr. and
with him held in the pre. ce c and Mr. Jam.
Mrs ', tank 'folk, boon an.1
for
greater
your best in
public officials and eccles ein astici Onternor aml Mrs. William Cometiwk.
economy."
representatives. This led to 0 Poem ...ter Rowe, It Huston. Judge
and Mts. Jo.eph Sande., Mr. Oct Mt.
• issuance, on February 25, 1336 Ulmer It. O'Hara, Mr. and NI. Ar•
4.
by King Alfonso XI, of an edi ct thur F Leder!, Judge and Mr. IL .1
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Ilealy. Jr, Judge Joseph Murphy. Dr.
'condemning a section in the .1 CN end :Jr. 1.1 ors e
Annul EXPERIENCED Jewish cook be-
Dr.
McLean, I0, and Mrs. Galen Stow 110,0,
tween 35 and 45 years old
OA prayer honk and, under O
Iir. and Mr.. It It liolilvtone, lir. and
Vote For
wanted by small institution.
i penalty of a fine, prohibiting i to Mrs. Ferry flurnstIne. Maki/. alba Mr.
P 11•111.11. Mr. a n d Mr. I•o
One who speaks and reads Eng-
use by the Castilian Jewish con - John
Wing. Arthur Traria Weinfeld. Mr. and
glish. Write Box 70, Detroit
munities. This section consists ( f Mr.. Nicholas salowich and Mr. and
Mra C. Walter Mealy.
Jewish
Chronicle.
the imprecation originally !event
against the Minim.
Dr. Hodgina, Windsor 1May - COUPLE DRIVING large heated
car to California about the
oral Candidate, Calls for
middle of December can ac-
Housecleaning
commodate another couple. Call
Townsend 6-1876.
WINDSOR, Ont. — Worry and
insufficient food are losing the WILL SUBLET my beautifully
great gains made by science in
furnished 3-room apartment to
responsible adults only.
the war on the white plague, tu-
Re-
berculosis, Dr. W. S. Hodgins,
stricted, modern building. All-
candidate for mayor of Windsor
tile bath, built-in shower. $45.
of Windsor, OnL
in 1935, declared. Ile describes
Must be seen to be appreciated.
the situation as being particularly
See manager at 3037 Monterey,
menacing in Windsor, and urges
corner Wildemere.
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one necessary step, a thorough
All the other rivers said to
housecleaning in the December FOR RENT — Nicely furnished
room for young man or lady.
municipal election.
Euphrates: "Why is the current of
Reasonable rental. Reference
thy water not heard at a dis-
"If I am elected," Dr. Bodgins
required.
3246 West Grand
tance?"The Suphrates ' replied:
declared. "my first task will be
to submit a program of works to Avenue. Townsend 7-7379.
"My deeds testify for me. Anything
the
Provincial
Government
which
sown by men at my shores will be
, MIDDLE- AGED G
AN
will reduce our army of unem-
in full bloom within thirty days."
fof lady
ployed materially and give them
The rivers then addressed the Tig-
who
full is fond o tu
hildren. Write
enough money to feed and clothe
ris: "Why is the current of thy
particulars c
De-
their families properly."
waters heard at • distance!" "I
troit Jewish Ch roni cle.
of
the
attention
most direct the
"The law holds men responsible IS THERE A FAMILY OR FOUR
people to me by nip tumultuous
for the hes of or injury to • life,
FRIENDS WHO WISH TO GO
rapidity," the Tigris replied.
Adolph Cooper. star quarterback
limb or property by malice. care-
The moral: The less the merits
TO FLORIDA OR CALIFOR-
elesen, a brit-
of the
lessness or ignorance. It is equally
NIA?
Driving Lincoln car.
of • person are, the more he will
the responsibility of every one of
Bent studs:: of his AllAtmeri-
be urged to proclaim them to the
Write Box 170. Detroit Jewish
us to think what may be the conse-
caw mentor, Denny Friedman.
Chronicle.
public,
quence of our acts and utterances,
woo the place of signal railer on
and what effect they may have upon EXPERIENCED piano and vocal
He who is slow to anger and
the J.T.A.'s AU-Jewish foot-
the minds and actions of others."
teacher. Reasonable. Call Miss
pious
and
easily pacified is truly
ball teem.
—Patrick A. O'Connell.
E. Krueger. Townsend 6-6992.
virtuous.

Water
Commissioner

ISADORE RESSLER

Havis Frank Dies
In Palestine at 80

RABBI WM. F. ROSENBLUM

Saturday, Dee. 1, when the first
Chanukah light is lit.
A committee under the leader-
ship of Rabbi William R. Rosen-
blum of Temple Israel, New York,
has organized this new feature of
the Chanukah observance, accord-
ing to an announcement by Dr.
A. S. W. Rosenbach, president
of the American Friends of the
Hebrew University.
The celebrations will culminate
in a series of dinners and meet-
ings to be held in the principal
cities of the country on April 1,
1935, the 10th anniversary of the
dedication of the University by
the late Earl of Balfour. Rabbis
throughout the country have vol-
unteered to devote one sermon
during Chanukah week to a de.
scription of what the university
has accomplished in its first dec-
ade, and to point out its signifi.
ranee as the chief cultural
achievement of the Jewish peo-
ple in our time.
Committees have been organ-
ized in a number of cities, in
connection with the Chanukah
celebrations, to raise funds for
the university, Rabbi Rosenblum
stated.
Among the cities which will
participate in the Chanukah cele-
brations is Anis-Arbor, Mich., with
Prof. I. Leo Sharfman of the
University of Michigan and Oscar
Zwerdling, co-chairman with Rab-
bi Bernard Heller.
The American office of the He-
brew University is prepared to
supply film slides, pictures of the
university, and outlines for talks
and debates, Rabbi Rosenblum an-
nounced. Inquiries should be ad-
dressed to the American Friends
of the Hebrew University, 71 W.
47th St., New York.

MARY LOUISE FREADLAND
of 948 West Canfield, 5 years old,
died on Nov. 22. Funeral serv-
ices were held at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home on Nov. 23 with
interment at Oakview Cemetery,
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offici-
ating. She is survived by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Lang, and two sisters.

DAVID ZWERGENBAUM
of 445 Field Ave., 37 years old,
died on Nov. 21. Funeral serv-
ices were conduct4d by Dr. R. R.
Goldstone of the Julius Rosen-
wald Post No. 218 at Lewis Bros.
Funeral Home and the body was
shipped to New York for burial.

JENNIE BLACK
of New York, formerly of Detroit,
65 years old, died on Nov. 19.
Funeral services were held on
Nov. 22 with burial at Woodmere
Cemetery, Rabbi Leon Fram offi-
ciating. She is survived by a
son, Louis, of New York, and a
sister, Mrs. Celia Slayer of De-
troit.

THE TALMUD

The Talmud is a vast collection
of commentaries on a code of Jew-
ish law known as Mishnah. The
Mishnah in turn is based on the
laws of the Bible, The Talmud was
completed in the fifth century of
the common era and contains ma-
terial written, as early as the
fourth century before the common
era. The decisions and stories of
hundreds of scholars and rabbis
are recorded in this monumental
work. There are two chief cate-
gories in which the writings of the
Talmud fall. One is the llalacha
or strict legal material, and the
other is the Ilagadah or narrative
, material. The latter includes rare
fairy tales and winsome legends.
The Talmud served as the reposito-
ry of Jewish tradition for most of
Jewry until very recent times. It
Prejudice Is Contagious
was often burned in public by
Any intensification of nationalist! bigoted rulers on the charge that it
fervor potentially
involves
■ contained blasphemous statements
growth of intolerance, and an in- about Christianity. Christian schol-
creased suspicion of minority ars from John Reuchlin to Herman
groups which differ in any way Strack have proved the falsity of
from • supositnus type of the true this charge.
American. Irrational though it
may be, a fervent American poli-
More Babies Bon in Morning
tical or economic nationalism tend.
More babies are born between
to suspect Jews and Catholics of the hours of 2 and 5 a, nt, than in
dark and nefarious purposes under-
any other corresponding period of
mining the national welfare be-
the day. There is a difference of
cause they attend synagogue serv- 00 per cent in the number born
ice or high mass.—Rabbi David De around the hours of 5 • m. and 5
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