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VOL. XXXVI. NO. 46

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935

RIPLEY DENIES HE
FAVORS NAZIS IN
REPLY TO CHARGE

'REVISIONISTS QUIT PRE-CAMPAIGN SOLICITATION COMMITTEE
ZIONIST CONGRESS;
REJECT DISCIPLINE TO ORGANIZE ITS FORCES FOR DRIVE AT

Mr. Witteman's Appeal

HENRY WINEMAN
DETROIT

"Believe It Or Not" Genius
Abhors Every Form
of Bigotry

.

1 Stand Taken as Actions
Committee Closes Ses.
sions in Jerusalem

CANDLER CO. ADMITS
NOT EMPLOYING JEWS

Other Incidents of Discrim-
ination in the News
of the Week

Informed by the editor of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle of ru-
mors that are being spread charg-
ing him with organizing pro-Nazi
propaganda in this country, Rob-
ert Ripley of "Believe It Or Not"
fame denied emphatically that he
is' in any way connected with ouch
propaganda and declared that he
abhors "every form of bigotry
and intolerance." Mr. Ripley took
occasion also to state that he is
unsympathetic with the Nazi
movement. His letter follows:
of n
d to the malicious
rumor that some anonymous
person is spreading about—that
I am connected with Nazi
propaganda—I would like to
state emphatically that it is
absolutely untrue.
"I am glad of this oppor•
tunity that you afford me to
say that I am neither interested
in nor sympathetic with any
Nazi movement, or any form of
anti-American propaganda.
"I abhor every form of
bigotry and intolerance."
The charges made against Mr.

Ripley are contained in a cir-
cular letter broadcast by an
anonymous group calling itself

MOVE IS ACCLAIMED
BY U. S. REVISIONISTS

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Brandeis Says Land
Moat Important Need
In Palestine Effort

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hat they will not participate in
he 19th World Zionist Congress.

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After snaking this announce-
ment, the Revisionist members of
the Actions Committee left the

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NEW B'NAI B'RITH
LODGE IS FORMED

Will Be Known as Detroit
Louie Marshall Lodge
No. 1203
that they question the authority
--
or wisdom of the foremen in
Aaron Droock, regional chair-
charge of jobs.

man of the Order of B'nai B'rith,
announces a new B'nai B'rith
Lodge, to be known as the Detroit

Louis Marshall Lodge No. 1203.
The following officers and ex-
ecutive board have been selected:
Markus S. Simon, president;

ness transactions.
"The applicant apparently has
Louis Ginsburg, first vice presi.
taken our refusal to hire him as
dent; Nathan R. Berke, second
a personal affront which is far

vice president; Samuel NI. Feuer,

DINNER ON SUNDAY AT TEMPLE BETH EL

Henry Wineman to Preside at Initial Rally of Allied Jewish Cam-
paign, Which Commences 0 fficially on May 5 for a Total
Quota of $270,000

NAME PERSONNEL OF FOUR IMPORTANT TEAMS
FOR PRE-CAMPAIGN SOLICITATION EFFORTS

Passover Appeal Addressed in Behalf of Drive by Dr. A. M. Hersh-
man and Rabbi Isaac Stollman; Wineman Appeals to
Community for Campaign Causes

Leaders of the p•e-campaign solicitations division of the Al-
lied Jewish-Campaign will commence their efforts towards the

raising of the total quota of $270, 000 at dinner this Sunday evening,
April 14, at Temple Beth El. The campaign officially begins on May
5, to last through May 15, and the quota is divided as follows: $170-
000 for the maintenance funds for 28 local, national and interna-
tional causes, and $100,000 for the building fund for the Jewish Old Folks Home.

Henry Wineman, chairman of the pre-campaign solicitations division, will preside
at Sunday's dinner, which will be addressed briefly by Fred M, Butzel, general chair-
man of the campaign; Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich, president of the Detroit Service Group,
the fund-raising agency of the Jewish Welfare Federation, under whose auspices the
drive is to be conducted; Kurt Peiser, executive direction of the Federation; Clarence

They Need
Your Help!

Copy Due Earlier for
Two Passover Issues

On account of the first days
of Passover occurring on
Thursday and Friday, April 18
and 19, and In view of the en-
larged issue that is to appear
during that week, all copy for
release in the issue of April
19 will have to be in the hands
of the editor not later than 5
p. m. on Monday, April 15.
For the issue of April 26 all
copy will have to be in the
hands of the editor by 4 p. m.
on Monday, April 22, in view
of the last days of Passover
occurring on Wednesday and
Thursday, April 24 and 25. •

Kurt Peiser Sounds Appeal
hall and did not participate in
for Forthcoming Allied
the closing ceremony. The ses-
Jewish Campaign
sion of the

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that it does not employ Jews.
Inquiry regarding this charge
WAS made by The Chronicle when

from the facts of the matter. It

•SsottAra,-,r

a ezze

Justice Louis D. Brandeis, in
informal interview with
Jacob H. Schakne, publisher of
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle,
in Washington lust week,
stated that the acquisition of
land is the most important
need in Zionist work today.
Justice Brandeis condemned
speculation and expressed the
hope that arrangements may
soon be made to purchase
large stretches of land for Jew-
ish colonization in Transjor-
dania.

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J. D. Candler Rooting Co. of
551 East Vernor llighway ad-
mitted to The Chronicle this week

"This firm has no quarrel with
the Jewish people collectively or
as individuals, and we are glad
to number many of them amongst
our customers and friends in busi-

a.ee

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Candler Won't Employ Jews

an applicant for a job was in-

JERUSALEM. (JTAI—Failing
to bring unity into the Zionist
Organization, the Zionist Actions
uin
onuttee, which opened its sea-
1 , ohm on March 27, closed its last
Isession Monday morning at 4
j o'clock, after a stormy debate
which resulted in an announce-
ment made by the Revisionists

7Ze.

is also made that Mr. Ripley
opened pro-Nazi propaganda head-
quarters at his own expense in
Mamaroneck.

formed that he could not be em-
ployed because Jews will not co-
operate with the company's fore-
men. Asked for a statement re-
garding this charge, A. W.
Staples of the Candler Co. wrote:
"Your letter or the imaginary
necessity for it ia.the answer to
your question. We unfortunately
have been unable to employ Jew-
ish workmen and maintain har-
mony in our crews principally,
we believe, because of the fact

Jabotinsky Attacks Present
Leaders of World Zion-
ist Organization

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"Individual Anti-Nazi Drive." This

letter charges that Mr. Ripley be-
cameactively connected with Nazi
propagandists after his return
from abroad and his conference
with Hitler in Coblenz for the
Saar rally on Aug. 27. The charge

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Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

Jewish Center Seeks
Seder Accommodations
For Strangers Here

The Jewish Community Cen-
ter is anxious to obtain the
names of Jewish people who

are strangers in the city and
are desirous of having a Seder
in a Jewish home; also the

YOUTH CONFERENCE
TO OPEN SATURDAY

Goldsmith Guest Speaker;
Round Table Discussions
Arranged

Actions Committee
was closed by Dr. Nahum Gold-
mann, who expressed the hope
that the announcement of the Re-
ViSiODISIS IS not yet the last word,
since all parties have endeavored
to meet the Revisionist demands,
and will continue to make such
endeavors, desiring that the elec-
tions to the Zionist Congress
should pass peacefully.

By KURT PEISER
Executive Director, Jewish
Welfare Federation

Enggass, chairman of the gen-
eral division. Vocal solos will be
rendered by Mrs. Abraham Coo-

per.

There will be no solicitdien
of funds at Sunday evening'.
dinner.

Mr. Wineman has addressed an
appeal to a large group in the
community on the eve of Sun-
day night's rally of workers, urg-
ing wholehearted support for the
drive. The letter, in its original
form, appears elsewhere on this
Page.

Personnel of Teams
Simultaneous with issuing this

appeal, Mr. Wineman also an-
nounced the appointment of the
following four teams in his divi-
sion:
Team 1: Maurice Aronsson,
chairman; Louis C. Blumberg, co-
chairman; Charles N. Agree, Mrs.
Harold C. Allo,..,Mrs. Sidney J.
Allen, Mrs. Edward A. Atlas, Mor-
ris H. Blumberg, Arthur A. Cap-
lan, Maurice J. Caplan, Herman
Cohen, Abe Cooper, Ben B. Fen-
ton, Max II. Finkelston, William
A. Fixel, Rabbi Leon Frain, Max.
J. Gerstman, Harry A. Ilyman,
Organization Meeting to Be ! Myron A. Keys, Mrs. Joseph 0.
Held at Statler Hotel
riry
ie rRs ,u b Wallace
ner A i eJx.

The Allied Jewish Campaign
once more appeals to you! Again
we have an all inclusive social

work program. Local, national
and international work must be
financed. And so, inspired by
Revisionist Declaration
confidence in our leaders, fired
Prior to their walking out of , with zeal for our noble purpose,
the Actions Committee session, ! animated with sympathy for our
the Revisionists read a declara- suffering people, we come to you,
tion explaining why they will not the Jews of Detroit, to ask you
participate in the next Congress.' to meet the needs that are brought

ANTI-DEFAMATION
GROUP IS PLANNED

The declaration says that the ma-' to your attention.
• • •
jority of the Actions Committee
has not shown any inclination to
You are slaked to lire once
reach an understanding with the
more. Do you reed! the story
Revisionists, although the Revi-
of how • drowning nt•it battled
sionists came to the present sea- vainly with the sea, while •n•
Tuesday Evening
3 ,
t tit: %St: TI 1,, 1,1
other sat watching from his
comfortable yacht? The yachts•
A meeting for the purpose of
ARRANGE FOR RUBINOW man told official investigators
he did not think it his duty organizing an Anti-Discrimination

ADDRESS ON APRIL 22

N
KL
P'etol. n,11e Samuel
Sa

Schreiber, Mrs. Ben Simon, Bar-
ney Smith, Mrs. Abe Srere, Mrs.
Henry Wineman, Monte D. Wit-
telshofer.

to fling a life preserver "be- Committee will be held at Hotel Team 2: Roy R. Fisher, chair-
, The first Detroit Jewish Youth
cause he saved a man from Stotler on Tuesday evening, April man; Irving W. Blumberg, co-
National B'nai B'rith Leader to
Conference will open this Satur-
drowning • .yea: 'go." lo, in the Henry II Room. chairman; Sidney L. Alexander,
Address Pisgah Lodge
day night, April 13, at the Jewish
Sidney J. Allen, Milton F. Atlas,
I Called by Aaron Brooch,
Community Center, 8904 Wood-
chair- Harry Barnett, Morris Benaderet.
Only a few- miles front where
Next Monday night, Pisgah
titan
of
the
Anti-Defamation
:Joseph
ward, with a keynote address by
S. Bing, Emma Butsel,
you are sitting other men are ;
Samuel Abraham Goldsmith, ex- Lodge No. :14 of B'nai B'rith will floundering in other seas every Committee of Pisgah Lodge of j Ilarry Cohen, Joseph II. Ehrlich,
ecutive director of the Jewish hold its regular business meeting bit as dangerous and deadly— , B'nai B'rith, it is expected that stein,
James I. Ellmann, Fred A. Ep-
Charities in Chicago.
n,
Samuel Frank, Ilerman
at its lodge quarters in the Mac- and the Allied Jewish Campaign' this meeting will be attended by
ra i nzblau, Bertram
Friedman,
The sessions on Sunday morn-
cabees Building. Harry Yudkoff, hopes you won't be like the representatives of a lame number
yachtsman even though you did of organizations which have been Peter P. Gilbert, Fred A. G ins-
ing and afternoon will he de-
voted to round table discussions president of the lodge, urges ev- "save a man a year ago,"
invited to join the planned com-• I burg, Harvey II. Goldman, Mrs.
. • •
Harvey H. Goldman, Nathaniel
on Zionism, Jewish education, ery member to attend this meet-
H. Goldstick, Bernard Isaacs, Hel-
Federation, the non-Jewish world ing, an matters of interest will
Desolation is a fearful thing.'
The purpose of the proposed l
• and Judiasm. These discussions be discussed.
en
Jacan,
km
Abe Kasrr
le, Oscar A-
To look into the eyes of an- ' committee, as outlined by Mr.;
Kaufman , judge Ha
B. Kei-
will be led by Dr. Israel Wiener,
On April 22, Pisgah Lodge is other
other human being and find in-', Droock, is not only to be onj dan.
Robert
R.
Theodore Baruch, Ephraim Gom- sponsoring an open meeting at difference, to be unwanted, to ; guard
in
instances of anti. I Oberfelder, M
rs. Meyer L. Pren-
berg, David Cohen and Dr. Leon- Temple Beth El, to tie addressed ache for warmth and solicitude, ' Semitic outbursts abroad and in Jay J. Rosenthal,
Judge
ard .
by Dr. I. M. Rubinow of Cincin- andto know only loneliness— this country, but especially j
to . Charles Rubiner, Dr. Leonard Sid-
The conference proper will end nati, Ohio, secretary of the B'nai these things we dread. Dreading "alleviate the condition a r is n i g .
low, Aaron A. Silberblatt, Mrs.
B'rith
order,
who
will
speak
on
them,
we
reach
out
to
help
our
from
anti-Jewish
sentiment
in
,
Milford
S
with an evening session on Sun-
...tzrn, George 51, Stutz,
day which will be devoted to the "The Jew Looks at the Future." fellow humans who have known employment."
'Henry Wineman.
this bitterness.
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11 . 1.EAslo: 1T IoN"roo ', OE to
Addresses will be delivered at 1
Team
3: Israel
Ilimelhoch.
Organize for Drive; Con -
And so, what of those little this meeting by Richard E. chairman; Marvin B. Gingold, co-
tribu ti o n s A n no u n ce d by
German children who ask for the Gutstadt, director and secretarychairman;

names of families who will be
willing to accomodate one or
two people.
Through Mrs. Selmin, the
social director of the Jewish
Community Center, a clearing
bureau of names of both those
wishing a Seder and those will-
ing to accomodate someone, is
being set up.
All of those wishing to regis-
ter their names are asked to
contact Mrs. Selmin at the
Center, Madison 8275.

secretary; A. Allan Greenburg,
is our business to pick whom we
treasurer; Samuel tharfoos, mon-
think will work in harmony with
itor; Sol Poskel, assistant mon-
other veteran employes, even as
ttor; Sidney J. lmerman, guard-
you do in your business."
I tan; Erwin Bonin, warden; Sam-
' uel Krawitz, Harry Portnoy and
Blast Rumors Nazi Pressure Fore.
Nathaniel Rubin, trustees; Dr.
ins Cantor Off Radio
Maurice M. Silverman. Oliver
NEW YORK. (WNS) — Wide-
Kanter.
spread rumors that the Lehn &
The charter will be officially
Fink Co., Inc., manufacturers of
'presented by the representatives
Pebeco Toothpaste, who. sponsor
°f District Grand Lodge No. 6
Eddie Cantor's Sunday evening
j in the near future.
broadcasts over the national hook-
All those interested in joining
,
up of the Columbia Broadcasting
should get in touch with Markus
System, were discontinuing Can-
S e v e ra I G ro u p s
S. Simon, 1559 National Bank
tor's program because of the re-
Bldg., Cadillac 4824; Samuel M.
ceipt of intimidating letters pro-
Feuer, 268 Harmon, Randolph
The first mass meeting of the
testing against Cantor as a Jew
2604, or Dr. Maurice M. Silver-
of the various organize.'
PLEAAE TURN TO PAGE
man, 3902 Joy Road, Euclid 2:178. tions previously unaffiliated with
OPPOSITE E DITOR I AL
the Allied Jewish Campaign, held ,
last Sunday at the Stetter, was
attended by about 500 people.

j

SOCIETIES ANSWER
CAMPAIGN APPEAL

members

2nd Maccabiad Games in Palestine
Eloquent and appealing talks were
Won b Y Team front United States I

delivered by Kurt Peiser, execu-

Lillian Copeland of Los Angeles Is Heroine of Contest'
in Tel Aviv; 40,000 Spectators Watch 5,000
Athletes in Action

T E I. AVIV (WNS. — Paleor
Agency)—By a series of sensa-
tional victories in the track and,
field events for both men and wo-
men,the small American team of
13 athletes amassed a lead of 100 ,
points over its nearest competitor
for the team trophy in the second
triennial Maccabiad. Out-running,
jumping and hurdling teams from j
the favored countries which had
sent much larger and better bal.

Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky to Be Honored
Here This Sunday on 70th Birthday

Will Address Gathering Arranged in His Honor at
the corner of the room; those tots
Masonic Temple; Musical and Dramatic Program
who are not permitted to play
to Supplement His Address
with non-Jewish children or be in

Other American first-I

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Nation's and World's Leaders Pay
Tribute to the Late Adolph S. Ochs

the sonic playground with them. .
Detroit Jews will honor the
An additional feature on the
I Pion: ‘SIo; Ti It N To P o o I: ! o
70th birthday of Dr. Chaim Zhit- program will he several selections
lowsky, eminent publicist and lec- by the Halevy Hazoniir Singing
turer and a leader in the Jew ish Society, under the direction of FRANKLIN TO DISCUSS
labor movement, at a public meet-
EDMOND FLEG'S "JESUS" Publisher of New York Times Was Son-in-Law
ing at the Masonic Temple this
Isaac M. Wise Founder of Reform
Sunday evening, April 14.
Annu ■ Congregational Seder on
Judaism in This Country
Thursday Evening
Arrangements for this celebra-

place winners were Abe Rosen-
krantz of Michigan State Normal
tion were made by a conference
College, who captured the 1,500
of 40 Jewish organizations. under
metre run; Julius Finkelstein of
the chairmanship of Dr. Shinaiya
New York University, who won the
shot put; and James 1. Sandler of
Kleiman. The local celebration is
Northeastern University, who won
part of a nationwide series of ;ob-
the high jump with a leap that
servances in honor of the Jewish
(smelled the Maccabiad record.
leader.
Win Manischewita Trophy
Dr. Zhitlowsky, wh o arrived in
With the track and field cham-
Detroit on Friday, will remain
pionship already won, the Amer.
here for a week and will be the
anced contigents, the handful of ' icon team stood an outside chance
principal speaker at Sunday eve-
American athletes look the spot- of capturing the team trophy for
ning's celebration.
light in the Maccabiad, as it cap- all events as the second triennial
The program for the observ-
tuned six first places, five seconds, j Maccabiad approached its close
lance on Sunday will include violin
two third and two sixths, and qual- with only the swimming events
selections by Henry Siegl; vocal
ified men in half a dozen other. remaining to be contested. To the
; solos by Emma I.azaroff Scheyer;
events.
accompaniment of tremendous ap-
I play, "The Vision of Ezkeiel,"
The heroine of the American plause by the crowd of 50,000 peo-
based on the Prophet Ezek lel's
Maccabee
Sta.;
team is Lillian Copeland of- Los' ple, who jammed the
Vision, by the Thealeague, under
Angeles, Olympic champion, who! ilium, Sir Arthur Wauchope, high
the direction of Si. Haar. (lances
KEYS
MYRON
has already won three first places I commissioner for Palestine, pre-
for the "Vision of Ezekiel" 'ere
Chairman, Committee of 21
in the women's track and field sented to the American tram a huge ,
being directed by Evelyn Rollin
events, despite a torn leg muscle. cup for winning the track and field
live director of the Jewish Wel- and the music has been arranged
she suffered in one of the heats of title. The American team, which fare Federation, Joseph Haggai
by Dan Frohman. Oiler Miller of
the 6 0-metre dash. Miss Copeland scored 2:10 points in the track and
and Joseph Bernstein • the latter Chicago comes here to enact the
captured first place in the shot field events, also won the trophy
serving as chairman of the eve- role of "The Prophet."
put, javelin throw and discus throw donated by the Menischewitz Foun-
, nine.
Dr. Kleiman will preside at the
for women. Pushing Miss Cope-: dation of New York. The team
All speakers stressed the neces- celebration and greetings will be
land closely for high-scoring bon- winning this trophy three times
ors i n Sybil Koff of New York, a i keeps it. Germany finished second sity of a united front of all class- presented by the following: S.
quadruple winner in the first Mac- • in the track and field events and es of Jews in the community, in Kashdan, representative of the
order to bring this campaign to Zisho schools in Poland; Isaac
cabin& who won the 60-metre dash I Poland was third.
Finkelstein, in the name of the
for women in 8.3 seconds, the 400-;
William Steiner was second in a successful conclusion. The im-
yard hurdle for women and
the 10,000-metre run, which was portance of the erection of an , Zhitlowsky Jubilee Conference;
,41 second in the broad jump for won by A. Horowitz of South Af- Old Folks' Home adequate to the the children of the Yiddish schools

women.

Mrs. Walter Aronoff,
same treatment your child has of the Anti-Defamation League I Mrs. Maurice J. Caplan, Joseph
and who receive instead the scot. of B'nai B'rith, and by Miles M. H.
Ehrlich, Herbert M. Eiges,
fag of those classmates who are Goldberg, secretary of the Chi- Clarence
H. Enggass, Dr. Leo M.
not Jewish; those little ones not cage
Anti-Defamation Commit- Franklin, Mrs. Alexander Z. Free-
permitt e d to sit with others in a tee. James I. Ellmann will
pre- man, Mrs. Fred A. Ginsburg, Mrs.
classroom but are placed apart in side. •

in Detroit.

DR. CHAIM ZHITLOWSKY

Dan Frohman. Rebekah Frohman
and Celia l'lotnick will be the ac-
companists.
Dr. Zhitlowsky hat been an ac-
tive leader in the Russian revo-

lutionary movement prior to set-
tling in this country 25 years ago.

of Dr.

lihe nation's and world's out-, Detroit was one of the cities he
Under the title "The Wander- standing leaders joined in paying visited.
ing Jew Comes to Life," Dr. Leo tribute to the memory of Adolph
His Journalistic C
When Mr. Ochs took the helm
M. Franklin will, on Sunday morn- S. Ochs who died on Monday
afternoon in Chattanooga, Tenn.,! of the New York Times it had
ing. April 14, devote his sermon
at the age of 77. i mimed through t h e financial
to a discussion of Edmond Flee's
Funeral services were held on'; straits of 1893 and had come out
new book, "Jesus."
Wednesday morning in the Julius, a crippled concern. Ile reorgan-
This book, written by the em- and Bertha Ochs Memorial Tem-I ized it and instituted a new plan
,
inent French Jewish poet, has re- gale which Mr. Ochs built to honor j of financing.
his parents. Rabbi Abraham Fein-
When he assumed control the
ceived unstinted praise at the stein officiated.
Times had about 100 employes, a
hands both of Jean and non-'
The body was then taken to circulation of less than 20,000
Jews for its novel treatment of New York where services were daily and gross annual receipts of
the life of Jesus which, without held at Temple Emanuel of which approximately $500,000.
irreverence, it humanizes in a he was a member.
In 1928, the employes numbered
way that has never been done
Reform Jewish Leader
in excess of 3,200, daily circula-
before, and at the same time puts
Active in the Reform move- tion exceeded 400,000
and Sun-
an entirely new interpretation ment here, Mr. Ochs, whose ca.' day sales 700,000. Annual re-
upon the age-old legend of the reer as publisher of the New ceipts exceeded $25,000,000. In
Wandering Jew.
Moreover, it, York Times has been a most
1934 the week-day circulation
deals with the teachings both of i triumphant rise from printer's averaged 466,470,
and Sunday
Judaism and Christianity in re - , apprentice to that of producer of 716,135.
lotion to presently occurring! the world's largest newspaper, has
A year before the 50th anni-
events in the world, and it makes played an important role in the
versary of his entrance into the
an exceedingly strong plea for efforts of the Union of American publishire
EsId he was awarded
world peace which the author im-, Hebrew Congregations and Heb-
the gold medal of the National
plies would have come about long rew Union College.
Institute of Social Science "for
ago had Jews and Christians been
Son-in-law of the late Isaac NI. maintaining and promoting high
faithful to their own teachings.
j Wise, founder of Reform Judaism standards of journalism."
Services begin, as usual, at' in this country, Mr. Oche devoted
Mr. Ochs gave much of his
10:45. The public is invited.
I himself wholeheartedly the insti-

The annual Congregational Se-
He is especially known as an ad-
vocate of Jewish nationalism and der will take place Thursday eve-
of the use of Yiddish as the Jew- ning, April 18, at 6:30, in the
Temple social hall.
ish medium of expression.

time and energy to the building
tutions created by his father-in- up of the Associated Press. He
law. Several years ago he made had been active so a director
and
a tour of the country in behalf member of the executive commit-
of Hebrew Union College, and
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