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and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
NORTH AMERICAN
LIFE
VOLUNTEER MAILING SQUAD OF
THE ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
ALL PROFITS PAID To POLICYHOLDiRS
Assure with Assurance
.JACOB MILLER
pro.ontinx for oter I year.
DAVID STOTT BUILDING
SOLID AS THE CONTINEINT
The Challenge
The Drive as Seen by a Non-Jew
By
Should Jews Lead
Radical Movements?
Dr, Bernard Heller Presents an
Interesting Viewpoint
MURRAY GREENHALGE
A mong the attributes ascribed to Jewry,
L eavened tho it may be by tryrants' fury,
L et us aspire to reach the noble end
I ndelibly marked out by foe and friend,
E xtolling us, "No Jew is left alone,"
D escribing us, "The Jew cares for his own."
J eered at, the Jew in Hitler's land
E xpectantly awaits our outstretched hand;
Withhold, dare we, from waif or refugee,
I ndigent, old folks, orphans, shun their plea?
S tint not, lest no more shall intone
H osannahs how "The Jew cares for his own."
C ompassion has a million souls to rest
A mong the poor, the homeless and oppressed ;
M ere platitudes won't lighten days so dark,
P arsimony bars to us the mark
A ccredited to us by all the world,
I th challenge in our faces has been hurled;
G reet we the gauntlet that to us is thrown,
N or fail to merit—"Jews care for their own."
IN MEMORIAM
I
TOLEDO RABBI SPEAKS
HERE AT BAR MITZVAH
SERVICES ON SABBATH
In loving memory of our dear
mother, wife, and grandmother,
Sarah Leah Kapetansky, who
Rabbi M. Lichtenstein of To-
passed away five years ago, May 5, ledo will be the guest speaker at
1935, (7th day in Lyar).
the services in Congregation
B'nai Moshe on Saturday morn-
, moult
1
Each lonely hour thate bait
tbroult and through
In
With Oulden three. of memory
Dear Monier jut for you.
To have to love and 1l,cIt in part
In the rad.. pa in to the Ltiman newt
Tha happy IMP wo onre enjoyed, how
meet the memo. ntill.
But death has left a loneilli./1 III' world
XII never nit
Tour npirit 11.11, within our boom
Y. left file Y■ hril IMO;
WO v.re nIth you. dear Mother.
pain
In your iny, and III
w'„ Were P1.111111( at Your boobullc
.hen the final MIMI.. rain.,
urn sad and lonesome
Inn nOW
SM.
10, front can you are far away
/Ain WOW. mighty he.)
And tho hiltrtarbes nut a few,
nut no will hear them up. door Moth ,
I . they.. all for rou
NOW, ) , n1 Y r! 110I Pa...flea dear
Nur will you ever he
An Ionalife and num. y laelo
Wo .111 rent..., thee.
Ever to be sadly missed by your
loving husband, children and
grandchildren.
In loving memory of our dear
, husband and father, Samuel A.
Agree, who passed away five years
ago, April 16, 1930 (20 days in
Nissan).
RABBI M. LICHTENSTEIN
ing, on the occasion of the Bar
Mitzvah of Victor Goldberg, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Goldberg
Sadly missed by his wife and and grandson of Frank Gindy.
Rabbi Lichtenstein will be in
children.
Detroit during the entire week-
In loving memory of our dear end as the guest of Mr. Gindy
husband and father, Herman at 3316 Fullerton Ave.
Waterstone, who passed away one
year ago, May 7, 1934.
Rabbi Meier of Talmudic fame
A pi- eclat. Ono friint U. le gone
knew three hundred fables about
ntill
A Noire we loved
nur henr0
foxes.
A place IX la. en(
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{hint. h Crier tan
The first and last of the Spanish
mimed by his wife, troubudors were Jews: Santob de
Sadly
daughter, and sons.
Carrion and Antonio de Montoro.
Flu long yeara have el(ppel away
n home to play
our hued one wet
WI, nil. pie menenee, Ida dear W.
Then In no one who can take hie place.
OBITUARY
CLASSIFIED
HARRY WOLFE
of 4002 Vicksburg, 62 years old,
died on May 7. Funeral services RELIABLE DOMESTIC HELP.
were held on May 8, with inter-
Laundresses, women for clean-
ment at Machpelah Cemetery. He
ing, scrub women, housemaids.
is survived by his wife, Bessie;
By hour, day or week. All Na-
tions Employment Bureau, Mad
a daughter, Mrs. Abe Rosenzweig,
ison 2526.
and three sons, Irving S., Mil-
ford A. and Richard L.
YOUR SHOES will be refitted to
feel as if made to order. In
JOSEPH A. HIRSHMAN
fact, your feet will get into the
of 2947 Sturtevant Ave., 63
healthiest and most comfor-
years old, died on May 4. Fu-
table condition at the most
neral services were held on May
economical rate. M. KANER
5 with interment at Clover Hill
Park Cemetery. Rabbi A. M.
SHOE REPAIR, only true shoe
Herehman and Cantor J. Sonen-
refitter in State of Michigan,
klar officiating. He is survived
1517 Broadway, 12916 Jeffer-
by his wife, Fannie; a son, liar-
son.
old; three daughters, Esther,
Alice and Mrs. Samuel Asherson, FOR RENT—Two bedrooms in a
nicely furnished lake front cot-
and three sisters, Mrs. J. Aron-
tage in Cass Lake. Kitchen
son and Mrs. A. Siegel of Detroit
privileges. Adults preferred.
and Mrs. J. Aronson of Chicago.
Reasonable for the season. Gar-
field 3681-W.
Rev. Cantor
David Golden
1010.11 . 9 tainrIle
91 0 II Y. I.
eddlne 1 reemo-
oh. lierfortned at
II and by
appointment
El 1 1.111 5190
Should Jews become leaders in
radical movements, or should they
remain in the background?
Dr. Bernard !teller, director of
the Billet Foundation of the Uni-
versity of Michigan, has an in-
teresting viewpoint on the sub-
ject.
The question on which Dr.
Heller makes comment is particu-
larly important at this time, in
view of the prominent role that
was played by Jews in the anti-
war demonstrations. His inter-
eating statement follows:
effective,
Idealism, to be
must be coupled with prudence.
Our visions may be lofty, but
unless we take cognizance of
the best means to accomplish
our desired ends and manifest
■ consideration for the conse-
quences that may be involved
in the alternative techniques
that may lie before us, than
our idealism will never attain
to reality, or if it does, it will
be at
• an uncalled for cost.
Jewish students who are in-
clined to be radical in their so-
cial, political and economic
philosophy ought, It seems to
me, to ponder a great deal over
this bit of practical wisdom. I
hope I will not be misunder•
stood as exhorting the student
with deep and sincere convic•
lions to abjure those convic-
tions out of regard for expedi-
ency or a fear of the oppro-
brium of those who differ from
them. If one feels that he
must be radical, by all means
let him be radical. Nor do I
wart h:m to be • clandestine or
a "marrano" type of radical.
What distresses me, however, is
the tendency of these Jewish
students to protrude themselves
to the leadership or forefront
of such groups. If their devo-
tion be • selfless devotion to
• cause, the possibilities of that
cause attracting certain individ-
uals to it Would be much great-
er of the apostles with Jewish
names would follow in the
ranks rather than persist in lie-
ing at the head of the move-
ment.
Furthermore, there is • ten-
dency on the part of advocates
of radicalism to be a little in-
considerate and unmindful of
the sincerity of those maintain-
ing ■ an opposite point of view.
Whether that be the result of
certain up-bringing or intense
zeal, I cannot tell, When Jews
are at the helm, the inevitable
consequence of such zeal is an
increase in anti-Semitism.
The possible retort of the
Jewish radical that his de-
meanor is his own affair is not
exactly true, for Jews do suf.
for by each other's actions.
There are many who are dis-
posed to see in the desire of
Jews to be at the head and the
helm of such movements a pro-
pensity to exhibitionism. One
may not agree with such • ver-
sion. It should, however, im-
pel many of as to • greater
degree of self-analysis and a
more rigorous scrutiny of our
motivations.
Monuments of Character
Manuel Urbacb
Granite and Startle hleenmeets
7729 TWELFTH ST.
1191
Rev. Cantor
Jacob
Silverman
of R1.I1AL
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Five hundred women assembled
at the Book Cadillac Hotel on
May 1, for the 4th annual lunch-
eon of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
the Jewieh National Fund. A
strictly Kosher luncheon was
served.
Miss Diana Cooper and Miss
Sylvia Ros of the Junior Jewish
National Fund group presented
the Zionist am' American flags
in tune to "Hatikvah." The invoca-
tion was given by Mrs. Sam
Friedland.
Mrs. Max Weksler, president
Reading left to right: Ist row: Annette Schneider, Sarah Zack; of the organization, presided. She
2nd row: Carol Thames, Phyllis Sherwin, Eleanor Jacob; 3rd row: greeted the assembly and thanked
Mary Jane Greenstone, Melba Agree, Claire Grant; standing : Mrs. them for their patronage. Mrs.
Morris H. Blumberg, chairman.
William A. Feltner, luncheon
chairman, thanked her co-workers
Iligh - school girls and co-eds, Mrs. Blumberg for duty to date:
Al
lane.:
Elootior
Jacob.
Eleanor for their fine spirit of co-opera-
maids and matrons, busy mothers,
8.
l'arol Thorne, $1110 11.1.11..n,
tion, and especially lauded the
business women and teachers on Loin Aliple10. E,11111
Kiiren
vacation — all are working on the Bluatiliera, Pauline Frank. Joan Apple.. work of Mrs. I. Faxstein, her co-
llertrode Prexersott. Sarah yuck. liorothy chairman, who also served as
volunteer mailing !quad of the Al- Nornek, Helene halm, tilaire Grant. An-
lied Jewish Campaign, under the nette Schneider. 11.1.1 01etor, Phyllis chairman of rummage. Mrs. Felt-
Sadie 11109.1111111 5, Martha Tay-
ner then presented Joseph Hag-
able chairmanship of Mrs. Morris filteratn.
lor. Joanne Kehiller, Miriam Ntirt0r, Ir•
gai, chairman of the Detroit Jew-
Birberntein. Ethel Ruth
H. Blumberg. They are to be found
Mary Jane tir•enotone, Melba Agree, J.. ish National Fund Council, with
from 9 o'clock in the morning un- Mame, Betty
Rork. 1,ant101oorn.
a check for $1500. Mr. Haggai
til 4 o'clock in the afternoon, in Winifred
Kenna tlittiontan. Betty
Cohen, Mad. Kish, S... 1 luitainan. praised the efforts of the Auxil-
Roam 1301 at the Hotel Stetter, !Kph.
Levine, Henrietta Asher. and Bar-
(unless, on many of them report Het Harr.; and nientlallieO, fly Billie- iary.
Little Sidney Weksler, young
man, l'eter Bernstein. Al,.. tioldnian.
for duty that they overflow into Julio%
Steinberg. Joneph Fronk, Mourn...
the other rooms of campaign head- Swale, Kul Levy, Joseph Prentla Harry son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weks-
quarters), busily addressing the I Iiillips. Arthur Purdy, hurt Peiner. Har. ler, recited an interesting selec-
ry Kugel. Meyer Itorenbautn, I. H. Ilwor• tion entitled "The National Fund
circulars , letters and postcards that
tan. Alla•rt Ken in. J. Mau helm, 1.
are necessary to the conduct of a Inc Illtiker, Max Weiner, Aimee Bina- Box."
be.. David M. Bidder. Ralph B. 0,1011er.
Ezra Shapiro, Law Director of
successful campaign. Theirs is the H. Klein. Kolb. Metager, Samuel K.
Cleveland, was the principal
gigantic task of addressing, and, in Berk.. (blear oilverman. 14iimuel
IL W. Kr.ihn, M. PlifneIl, Max
some instances, folding, approxi- lilunth•ra. Milton Boritnit. N. 111ncher. speaker of the afternoon. He
mately 5,000 pieces of mail a day. damuel Rhodes, Lools Lasky. II. II. etresed "that to redeem the soil
Anti, Mro. 11. Krisel, SIrn. I.. Levi and II
of Palestine is to redeem the soul
The following have reported to Itomenblum.
of Palestine." Ile further stated:
"Land is waiting to be bought
Maimonides and the Laws PROGRAM PLANNED FOR in a gloriou's moment of Jewish
of Charity
CONCERT BY CANTORS life. Before us is the rise of a
new Jewish civilization. Let us
build in the hope of affirmation
Translated by Rabbi Moses
The Detroit Cantors Associa-
of a full Jewish civilization." His
Fischer on the Occasion of the t ion will hold its annual concert
talk was well received and left a
on Tuesday evening, Slay 21, at
Allied Jewish Campaign.
deep imeression upon his audi-
Congregation B'nai Moshe, Dex-
ence.
We must be more conscientloua t er and Lawrence.
Miss Yetta Jeanette Hoffman
Through the courtesy of the
and careful In observing the laws
presented the Auxiliary with a
in regard to charity than in the
check for $80 as a contribution
performance of all other affirma-
from the Junior Jewish National
tive laws of the Torah. Charity
Fund, which was well represented
is the characteristic virtue of the
at the luncheon.
descendants of Abraham. Scrip-
The program was concluded
ture tells us that God had chosen
with a three-act playlet, written
Abraham to command his children
and directed by Mrs. Bessie L.
that they should guard the way
Sarasohn, entitled "The Spirit of
of the Lord and practice charity
Zion." The cast included: I. Par-
and righteousness. Our sages
ansky, Mrs. Dora Kavanau, Miss
state that the throne of the Lord
Lee Rosen, Mrs. Bessie Sarasohn,
shall never be established, true
Joshua Joyrich, Miss gose New-
man, Master Herbert Chernic.k,
faith shall never reign supreme,
MiSS
Dorothy Kunin, I. Paster,
!steel shall never be redeemed,
and several members of the
the captives of Zion never return
Hashomer Hatzoir. The musical
to their homeland except by the
portions of the playlet were sup-
merit of Zedakah, the practice of
plied by William Bliznick, vio-
charity.
linist, and Miss Sylvia Fritz, his
None did ever become poor, no
accompanist.
harm or evil did ever befall a
man on account of his gifts for
RODIN CLUB
charity. Whoever is merciful to
The Rodin Club met at the
others shall also find mercy! Who-
home of Mrs. 51. Weld of Cas-
ever is of cruel disposition is
cade Ave. on Wednesday evening,
justly open to the suspicion that
May 1. After the business and
CANTOR
A.
A.
ROSENFELD
he is not of Jewish descent.
correspondence was disposed of,
Cruelty is the vice of idolaters. Fox Theater management, its or- members and guests played cards.
Jews and those who join the Jew- chestra leader, Ilerschel Leib, will The hostess served lunch to 25.
ish people must act like' brothers conduct this concert.
The next meeting will be held
toward each other. They are
Among the compositions to be at the home of Mrs. H. Goodman,
called "Sons of God," are there- heard will be the following: "Min 3221 Gladstone, on Wendesday
fore brothers and if a brother liametzar" by Forester, "Hav- evening, May 15, at which time
does not take pity upon his broth- dalae" by Silver adn other mem- election of officers will take place.
er, who shall take pity upon bers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Koffman of
him? Indeed, to whom shall the
Cantor A. A. Rosenfeld will be Bay City were guests at the last
needy, impoverished Jew turn for a soloist at this concert.
meeting.
help in his need? Shall he ask
Cantor Rosenfeld, who has for
Uses Feathers for Whistle
for relief from the idolator, who the past 10 years been cantor of
Many hunters are under the im-
torments and persecutes him? Congregation B'nai Moshe, was
pression
that the woodcock's whir.
Surely, the Jew has none to whom re-elected at a general meeting of
tle is made by the bird's throat.
to turn in his plight except to a the congregation.
This
has
been
proved not to be the
An invitation is extended to the
brother-Jew.
case. If one examines a woodcock
Whoever closes ,his eyes to the public to attend the concert.
it will be found that the outside
duty of charity is called in the
or end three feathers of each wing
Scripture "worthless," "wicked," BEN WIGDER'S FATHER
are very narrow and entirely un-
"sinner." God is always near the
IS CALLED BY DEATH like the other wing feathers. It is
poor, when they cry to him, hence
these three feathers whipping rap-
Franklin,
William Wigder of
we must be on our guard, in or-
idly through the air that cause the
der not to cause that the poor Pa., father of Ben F. Wigder of "whistle" when the timber doodle
shall cry out to the Lord against the editorial staff of the Detroit flies.
us on account of our harshness News, died on May 1 at the age
toward him! There is established of 66. Funeral services were held
a divine covenant and promise in Franklin on May 3 and the
that the Lord listens and hears body was shipped to Detroit on
the wail and complaint of the Saturday night for burial which
;
L LETTEFt. SOX
National Fund's Thanks
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund wishes to
thank you and The Detroit Jew-
ish Chronicle for your publicity
given us for our fourth annual
donor luncheon held on May 1.
We feel confldent that much
of the success of the luncheon is
due to your kind co-operation.
With Zionist greetings,
MRS. S. N. HEYMAN,
Luncheon Secretary.
Karl Buber Dies
WILL RENT furnished three-
room apartment for the sum-
LEMBERG, Poland (JTA) —
mer, to adults. References. Karl Buber, the father of the
Call Euclid 0614, any day ex- famous Jewish philosopher Mar-
cept Sunday.
tin Buber, died here last week.
FOR RENT—Five room furnished The deceased was a well-known
flat, from June 1 to Sept. 1, philanthropist and active in Jew-
Adults only. References. 2483 ish social affairs.
Buena Vista, between LaSalle
President of New York Zoo-
and Linwood. S. Gordon.
logical Society Is De-
FOR RENT — Large, airy mas-
nounced as Anti-Semite
ter bedroom for two. Congenial
The charge that Madison Grant,
atmosphere. 3774 Hazelwood..
President
of the New York Zool-
Call mornings or evenings, af-
ogical Society and author of "The
ter 5.
Passing of the Great Race", has
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur- used his position to further anti-
nished bedroom, $12 per Semitism, is made by Annie Na-
month. 2461 Blaine Ave., near than Meyer, one of the founder,
LaSalle Blvd. Euclid 8273-W. of Barnard College, and author
of numerous books and plays, in
SALESLADY WANTED—Exper- a letter published in the May is-
ienced in demo& and ready- sue of Opinion.
to-wear. References. Mr. Wex-
ler, 5697 W. Fort St.
OLYMPIANS
A bridge dan'unt was given at
BUSINESS MAN, 42, with 10-
year-old son, would like to the Chinese Tea Gardens, April
meet intelligent lady of medium 28. Doris Baginsky, chairman,
height. Object, matrimony. and Ethel Burnstein, president,
Write Box 27, giving full de- with the cooperation of the mem-
tails, Detroit Jewish Chronicle. bers of the Olympiane, made this
event a suceem A floor show
YOUNG MAN desires room in was introduced by the mistress
home of small family. North- of ceremonies, Ethel Burnstein.
went section preferred. Refer- Miss Nola Weise and Miss Lillian
ences exchanged. Write Box Gross contribute,' to the program
as guest star,. Doris Baginsky
13, Detroit Jewish Chronicle.
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SALESMEN to asll rugs, cur-
A mothers and daughters din-
tains, silverware, etc., on ease err wee given at Jomff Bros. on
payments. Business is good May 5. Each mother was pre-
now. F.xtra money if you have 'tented with • rift. Members en-
• ear. Highland Merchandising tertained with recitation, and
i
Co.. 4624 Woodward Ave.
,songs appropriate far that day.
PALESTINE GETS
Ho tel
$1,500 SUM FROM
J. N. F. LUNCHEON
PAUL REVERE
REAL COMFORT...
Close to All Main
Attractions in
Detroit
400,
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Bath
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'AKE ANDAIRY, Asst Mar
DR. GEORGE A FRITCH,
41
Manager
■ 1T11111
67 Sprout Street
Mich.
Between Woodward and Park
THE WEEK IN REVIEW
By MILTON BROWN
(Copyright, 1534, Jewtah Telegraphk Avner. 1.•)
•
GERMANY
The hope that the Jews had
placed in Dr. Schacht, the Reich
minister of economics, turned into
a mere illusion when a secret order
was issued to all Nazi district lead-
ers in Germany to mobilize their
form against Jews in commerce.
This order is already being carried
out in Bavaria where the Jewish
population has decreased by 10,-
000 since the last census. Win-
dows of Jewish shops in Munich,
the capital of Bavaria, were paint-
ed last week by Nazis with anti-
Jewish slogans calling upon the
Aryan population to boycott Jewish
firms.
Failing in his job in Danzig,
Minister Goebbels, the Nazi min-
ister of propaganda, last week re-
sumed his activitits on the anti-
Jewish front. An order issued by
the Reich press chamber under his
instructions gives three months'
notice to all Jewish publications in
Germany to liquidate. The Ger-
man-Jewish press, which hitherto
the Nazis regarded with contempt
as a "ghetto press," may thus dis-
appear entirely from the scene, if
the negotiations now started by
Jewish leaders to save it do not
prove successful.
An order forbidding Jewish lead-
ers to refer to Germany as their
Fatherland in their public speeches,
was also one of the edicts issued by
Goebbels. Martin Buber, the Jew-
ish philosopher and one of the most
important Jewish spiritual leaders
in Germany was prohibited by the
Ministry of Propaganda to deliver
any public speeches.
The Ministry of Posts in Ger-
many issued an order prohibiting
the carrying in the mails of any
books written by Jews or any ad-
vertisements of such books, thus
completing the drive against the
Jewish printed word.
PALESTINE
practically surrounded by .lewish
settlements. Under the pr:sent in.
creased search for land the Jet,
would have long eine, bought qq
the Sarona territory. The liermai
residing there, however, under Nazi
instructions, hav'e given their wad
that they would not sell their land
to Jews.
In order to prevent the further
sale of Arab land to Jews, the (ed.
ernmcnt of Palestine annourred the
establishment of an agriculturel
bank. This bank will grant lung
term loans almost exclusively ts
Arabs in order to enable them to
hold on to their land.
Addressing the Farmer Day celu
bration in Palestine last week, the
High Commissioner made it eke
that he is highly interested ia
helping the Arab landowners end
that loans would be granted to then
by the bank at very low rates. Te
establishment of the Agri:111MA
Bank is one of the features whir•/
is far from arousing enthusiasm
among the Jews.
The High Commissioner id Pale.
tine also announced " a new dear
to protect labor in the vountry.
This "new deal" will make it pas
Bible for employers to dismiss their
employees without proper mel ees
compensation. In accordance
this law the High Commissioner
will have the right to lix a mini.
mum wage for an occupation in
Palestine and penalty will be ir
posed for going below the mill
mum.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
A German-Jewish refugre no
kidnapped by Nazi ac uh ire
week. In a case similar to the Ben
thold Jacob affair, the kidnapping
was done under the very noses of
the Czech customs egrets. One of
them, hearing the crys of the Jee
being kidnapped, went to his a
but was attacked by two Narie
Meanwhile others dragged the Al
across the border despite the pre
tests of the Czech Oli•ia's.
Several Nazi leaders were *led
in Czechoslovakia for or ganising
boycott movements against Jewish
physicians and lawyers. The Nam
were revialed as having leen it
direct contact with Dr. Paul Joseph
Goebbels, Nazi propaganda vie
The Nazis also continued their
efforts in, Palestine. The German
colony in Samna, neighboring the
all-Jewish city of Tel Aviv, has
under Nazi influence decided not
to deal with Jews and to buy all
their commodities from Arabs only.
With the order issued last week
by the Palestine Government ex-
tending the borders of Tel Aviv,
the German colony Sarona will be inter.
1935 ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
took place on Sunday morning.
poor. because "Ile is merciful."
May 5, in Clover Hill Park
Whoever gives to the needy
with sullen downcast face and, Cemetery.
Besides his son, Ben, his surviv-
should he give thousands in gold,
ors are his widow, Sophia, and a
he nullifies by the unfriendly daughter, Mrs. Clara Emerson of
manner he gives the great merit Brooklyn, N. Y.
of the gift. Give cheerfully with
Pallbearers at the funeral serv-
beaming face, feel with the poor ices here on Sunday were: Jack
his misfortune, speak to him ten- Albert, Nathan Milstein, Theo-
der, comforting words, and great dore Levin, Sol It. I.evin, Joe
be thy reward!
Burak and Sylvan Groner.
If the poor asks thy aid and
Hunger and Disease
thou art unable to give him any
Hyperinsulinism is the name of
gifts, give him good words. It in
prohibited to rebuke the poor or a recognized disease, the chief
even no much as to raise the voice symptom of which is excessive hun-
at him as he is of bitter heart ger. It is exactly the opposite of
and broken by hard fate. Woe diabetes, in which the pancreas
unto him, who put the poor to supplies too little insulin for the
shame! Be like a father unto I bodily needs.
him, tender and compassionate in
words and deeds.
Who persuades and causes oth-
ers to give to the poor, his re-
ward will be greater than that of
the donor himself. The collectors
and disposers of charity are com-
pared to the "everlasting stars."
The sages and wise men in
Israel were wont to put a coin
in the charity box before they
prayed, in order to act in the
spirit of the psalmist, who stated,
"I shall behold through Zedakah
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charge of the funds are honest,
trustworthy, wise and conscien-
tious.
Men of generous dispositions.
who gave more than they could
and should, who due to a sense of
shame will deprive themselves of
their necessities and contribute
to public funds—must not be so-
licited for gifts. Trustees of char-
ity, who demand of such men
contributions and shame them into
giving, will be punished like other
oppressors of our peeple.
Statue of Moses
Given to Praha
PRAHA. (JTA)—A statue of
Moses was given this week by the
Minister of Education as a gift to
the Municipality of Praha.
At ■ joint session of the Muni-
I ipal Council with representative',
of the Ministry of Education, it
was decided that the statue should
be put up at Fernier Straus., far-
ing the Alton Synagerie.
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Architect's sketch of the new Children's Clinic under conetructiiin at the Ex-patients Home of the Los Angel.--
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It is the gift of B'nai B'rith Women's Grand Lodge, District No. 4. and was designed by harry N. Herzog. The c
Sunday, April 28, and the building will be dedicated July 4.