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Carnival of B'nai
Moshe June 8 to 16

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In honor of her house guest, Mrs.
Irving Gould, Mrs. Harry Alpern
Opening the silver jubilee year
entertained 25 guests at a dessert of Congregation B'nai Moshe, the
bridge on Tuesday.
Men's Club is sponsoring, with the
cooperation of the other auxiliaries,
Mrs. C. J. Levy is in Detroit for an outdoor carnival to take place
a few days the guest of her chil- on Dexter Blvd., between Lawrence
dren, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Bern- and Humphrey, beginning Satur-
steine.

Miss Ester Sempliner returned
to Ann Arbor after spending the '
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Sempliner.

Dr. A.
Jacoby spent last week-
end in Chicago.

Joel Goldberg is confined at
Mercy Hospital by illness.

Rabbi Isaac Reichman, who has
been with the Shaarey Zedek con-
gregation, Eleventh and Van Buren
Ste., for the past six years, left
to visit his mother and brother in
Leeds, England. Rabbi Reichman
also plans to visit relatives in Bel-
gium and Holland, returning to
Bay City after a stay of several
weeks.

Corsages were presented to each
mother and a widely varied pro-
gram given at the Junior Hadassah
luncheon at the Bay City Country
club, attended by 80, Sunday. Miss
Mae Miller was chairman of a
program opened by Miss Pearl
Brenner and Miss Frances Kahn.
The senior advisor, Mrs, Julius
Ginsberg, gave the daughter's wel-
come and Mrs, Reuben Adelman
spoke on the meaning of Mother's
Day. Mrs. Louis Harrisond
poems she had composed for the
occasion. A' skit entitled "Pion-
eers" was presented by Miss Jos-
ephine Berglass, Miss Edith Klep-
per, and Miss Beryl Voight. Mar-
tin Glantz sang, with Miss Pearl
Brenner accompanying and Miss
Sylvia Voight played for tap dances
by Miss Florence Voight, Miss
Florine Robin.son and Miss Sybil
Kahn. MISS Janet Taylor, Miss
Irene Brenner, and Miss Janet Ro-
binson presented a skit entitled
"Collection Box" and there were
songs by Miss Ruth Wienberg. airs.
Louis Lebster, of Flint, discussed
Hadassah work there and Miss So-
phie Turner, president of Flint
chapter of Junior Hadassah , told
of that chapter's accomplishmeAts.

(CONCL•DED FROM PAGE 1)
the League of Nations. Certainly
the League, at its meeting in Sep-
quarters of the guard. The Swiss tember, should make the Iligh
Guard! I had heard ominous tales; Commission for German Refugees
about the "Pope's Army." This an official League Commission,
"army" of colorful knights was 'and thereby give the dignity and
policing the entrance to the Vati- powers that would thereunto ap-
can offices as I mounted the steps. pertain. The reason that this
I was immensely relieved, being• not done at the time that was
the
a Protestant, to note that the High Commission was set up was
battle-axes they lifted as I passed that Germany objected; but Ger-

HADASSAH ELECTS
i'L'T" B" MRS. IL L. JACKSON

.AIMMMIRmonmar

I I

You Can Buy Your FORD

With .Confidence Here

Ralph A. Tracy Shows Ad-
vantages of Commu-
Chosen President by Unani-
nity Fund
mous Vote; Important

Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Last year we sent to workers
and friends of the Detroit Com-
munity Fund a series of letters
describing some of the work
which Community Fund Agencies
are doing in our city, such as the
care of orphaned and crippled
children, many health services,
work of the Legal Aid Bureau and
American Red Cross, and so on,
This year we would like to tell
you a little more about the actual
working of the Fund itself. As
business men, there must be many
questions in your minds as to the
"why" of a Community Fund.
This month we have outlined
briefly the reasons for such an
organization.
Before Detroit had a Commu-
nity Fund this was the situation:
1. Constant solicitation by 77
agencies now in the fund—tag
days and benefits with overhead
costing from 16 to 30 per cent
of money raised.
2. You would be paying out
innumerable small sums with no
idea of the relative value of the
services rendered.
3. A limited number of, citi-
zens carried the entire financial
burden.
4. Methods of accounting and
recording of services were fre-
quently haphazard and inade-
quate.
5. Many agencies with a popu-
l ar appeal were over financed
while other necessary agencies
were under financed.
With the Community Fund way
of raising money you have:
1. One systematic campaign
with one overhead totalling 5 per
cent of the money raised, (Com-
pare with "1" above.)
2. One pledge to a responsible
central organization, the board
members of which not only give
their time to supervise the use of
your contributions, but donate 25
per cent of the money raised.
3. This year 166,000 citizens
sharing the financial responsibil-
ity.
4. Strict budgeting and ac-
counting of all money raised and
spent.
6. A unified balanced program
of social work planned by re-
sponsible citizens.
Isn't the Fund way better—
with no class or race distinction,
with n planned attack on the city's
social problems by a trustworthy
group of which you yourselves
are a part, responsible for doing
an efficient, economical and in-
telligent job?
RALPH A. TRACY,
Secretary,
Detroit Community Fund,

Committees Appointed

At the annual meeting and
election of officers of the Detroit
chapter of Hadassah, held on May
14, at Hotel Statler, Sirs. Harry
L. Jackson was unanimously elect-

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were so dull they would not cut • man is not now a member of the
butter.
League. Moreover, the German
As the period of my visit in refugee problem must be met as
24-HOUR
Rome passed, the secretary first a part of the large concern of
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returned my call, and then kept human sustenance on available
bile, plus the facilities of Detroit's finest
set vice organisation.
in daily communication with me. territory, if war is to be solved.
HOGARTH
Audiences were afforded with din- . I should speak of that revers
1850
DEXTER at MONTEREY
tinguiehed churchmen. All were 'skin to medieval intolerance, the
cordial. They knew something of treatment of Jews in Germany.
A large assortment of desirable used
American efforts to improve rela- The minister strain of paganism
cars always on hand.
tions among Protestants, Catho- in Rosenberg's "Mythus," and the
tics and Jews, a program which Aryan nonsense which issued in
Hon. Newton D. Baker, Prof. C. putting instinct above reason, is
J. II. Hayes and Mr. Roger Wil- rightening all the nations border-
liam Straus are heading. I de- ing on that land where gangster
scribed it further by saying that . methods appear to prevail. The
this National Conference associ- German people, by the way, are
ates Catholics, Jews and Protest- not fooled altogether! A school
ants as Americans, without seek- teacher in a German town the
ing any "least common denomin- other day stood -up at his cafe
ator" whatsoever, Indeed, im- table as he grew excited in a
portant theological differences are conversation with a clergy friend
affirmed. The National Confer- of mine, and declared, "We have
ence of Jews and Christians aims, too much biological racialism in
•
rather, to promote reasoned un- Germany today! We need mathe-
dertsanding and emotional senti- matics; we need Platonic concep-
4'
4-
ments that will permit coopera- tions!" Germany is still a "whis-
tion on social ideals in our nation. pering country." No one knows
MRS. HARRY L. JACKSON
We believe Americans can de- what is secretly going on in the
, stroy the Ku Klux Klan kind of mind of Hitler, although it is com-
ed president. Elected with Mrs.
!spirit, and help in outmoding for- monly admitted that the anti-
Jackson were the following of-
ever religious persecutions in Jewish policy accounting for early
ficers:
ti
America. Mr. Baker, I told these gains by Nazis has turned out
First vice president, Mrs. Sey-
Roman Catholic leaders, described to be a frightful blunder in the
With Bath
mour
Frank;
second
vice
presi-
our task by saying:
long run of world politics. I re-
dent, Mrs. Sidney Stone; third
t100
"The National Conference asso- member asking a leading Italian
vice presdent, Mrs. Meyer L.
ciates a number of thoughtful Fascist, a Roman Catholic lay-
Prentis; recording secretary, Mrs.
1
man,
what
he
would
do
if
he
were
and earnestpeople in an effort
Nathan
L.
Kaplan;
financial
sec-
to analyze, to moderate, and final- a Jew today. "Do you mean a
retary,
Harry
N.
Cohn;
corre-
ly to eliminate a system of preju- Jew outside Germany?" I nodded.
Free Parking
sponding secretary, Abraham Coo-
.1
I
dice which we have in part in- "Your question makes me think
per; treasurer, Frank Wetsman.
Cut
Rate Garage ''":. .1 10
herited and which disfigures and of the situation in which Italian
I
Newly elected board members
Freemasons
found
themselves
a
distorts our business, social and
are: Mrs. Samuel Berman, Mrs.
dozen years ago. Mussolini would
JAKE ANDARY, Asst
political relations."
Max Blumberg, Mrs. Max Dush-
not tolerate them. I think that if
Closely Bound Difficulties
kin, Mrs. Harold Goodman, Mrs.
French Freemasons had organized
DR. GEORGE A. FRITCH, Manager
Max Keidan, Mrs. Harry Kopel,
I narrated, also, how acquaint- against II Duce and campaigned
Mrs. Moe Leiter, Mfrs. Milford
ance with the true aims of one for a boycott against Italy, it
Stern, Mrs. Maurice Landau.
group destroyed bigotry against would have been the worst strat-
In addition to the newly elect-
that group on the part of others. egy possible.. As it was, nothing
ed board members, the following
I assured these gentlemen that of the sort happened. The perse-
complete the board of directors:
we are not fooling ourselves by cution against Freemasons gradu-
Mrs. Henry Levitt, Mrs. Robert
any Utopian dreaming, the genu- ally died out—it would be a live
Sproat Street..,..Between Woodward and Pork
Loewenberg, Mrs. William Isen-
ine differences over which Ameri- issue even in this 13th year of
berg, Miss Elizabeth Finley, Mrs.
can Jews, Catholics and Protest- the Fasces if Freemasons the
Robert Marwil, Mrs. Harry Shul-
ants determinedly disagree will world over agitated against Ital-
man, Mrs. Herman August, Mrs.
continue to issue in conflict. Our ian internal policy." There is
Schmarya Kiernan, Mrs. Sol W-
hope is to 'civilize these tensions. some sense in this man's advice,
altz, Mrs. Sol Perlman, Mrs, Sam-
26
Not only in the Vatican, but although the case for militant
uel Schaflander and airs. Aaron
throughout my conversations with Opposition cannot be dismissed
Silberblatt.
The
15th
annual
exhibition
of
!done
by
the
students
in
the
art
Germans, French, Swiss, Italians off-hand. Even though ex-Masons
Reports of various chairmen the Jewish Community Center's school, such as figure painting
and British, I asked about the in Italy are now esteemed, there
covered
the
activities
of
the
year.
Art
School
will
open
with
a
recep-
Jews in Europe. Oneprinciple is is no organized Freemasonry in
Particular stress was laid upon tion and tea on Sunday, May 26, and portraits from life, landscapes
clear in all the data I gathered: Italy today!
Hadaseah's newest project, the at 2:30 p. m., at the Jewish Com- and oil. Charcoal drawings from
the difficulties of every people
Another aspect of the German
building of the Rothschild Hadas- munity Center, and will continue casts, life and still life will he
are intricately bound together. situation was referred to in a
sah University Hospital in co- through Sunday evening, June 2. included in the work displayed by
The misleading concept of a Geneva conversation. "No one,"
The exhibition is held under the life class, advanced students,
operation with the American
unique "Jewish problem" is in- said a League of Nations• official
Jewish Physician's Committee in the direction of the art commit- intermediates and elementary stu-
accurate. There is no group prob- to me, "should blame Germany
tee,
Mrs. David B. Werbe, chair- dents. Yasha Schwartzman and
Palestine,
Mrs.
Robert
Marwil
lem which should make any reli- for its anti-Jew, anti-Pacifist, anti-
man, Rabbi Leon Fram, Milton Leon Makielski are the art school
is the local chairman.
gion or culture feel peculiar be- Communist, anti-Social Democrat
M.
Alexander,
Louis Gottlieb, instructors.
Following the business meeting,
cause of laws or emotional antag- phobias. Germans are behaving
August Strindberg's novel, "The Mrs. Harry Farbstein, Mrs. Wal-
Thanks from Meister
The hostesses for the opening
onisms against them. Do the Jews in a way any desperately irritated
Stronger," was presented by Mrs. ter Fuchs, Sirs. Morris Garvett, on Sunday afternoon will include
Grievance Conference
suffer under discriminatory laws people might be expected to act.
Mrs. Jacob ilarvith, Mrs. Hoke the art committee and officers and
TobaBerman
Smokier
and
Miss
n Germany? So do the Free- The mood will pass." In support Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Levin, Mrs. Alexander Freeman I members of the ,board of direr-
masons in Italy. Do German and of this angle are the words of
At the regular meeting of the Gertrude Winer. George Shaffer,} and Miss Florence Niger.
, tors of the Jewish Community
Polish Jews report slurs and vi- Philip Gibbs, the writer: "A good Meister Grievance Conference well known concert and radio
Outstanding work has been I Center.
baritone,
sang
a
group
of
songs.
cious attacks? So do Russian deal of the Germans' hysteria is held May 10, I was requested to
Christians in Esthonia and Latvia, due to having been treated like express to you the thanks and He was accompanied by Mrs. Har-
where "Jail them!" is the Nation- a pariah race by their ex-ene- appreciation of the conference for riet Ingersoll.
Mrs. David S. Diamond, retir-
alists' cry. Have Jews been put mies."
the excellent publicity you gave
ing president, in presenting her
in concentration camps or driven
the mass meeting of May 5.
The Price of Freedom
annual
report, summarized the i
from their country? Well, so have
We believe your cooperation
ought to see Gibbs' point,
German Protestants and Catho- if Jews
materially contributed to the suc- achievements of her term of of- I A medical symposium has beeh
The stage is set for the 1935
any
people
in
the
world
can.
fice.
She
particularly stressed
lics, and so have political refu- Jews are suffering in Germany cess of the meeting.
arranged by the Home Relief So- spring formal dance of the Young
gees from Spain, Austria, Italy, today, and the real Christians are,
We continue the fight for the the inauguration of the "Roll of ciety .to be held on Monday, May People's Temple Club, to be held
Honor"
as
the
means
of
raising
Russia and Turkey. Europe is a l too, because of evil done to Ger- prosecution of the policeman who
all of Hadassahai Palestinian 27, starting promptly at 10:30 a, at Franklin Hills Country Club
continent of tribal lunacies today.
at Versailles and since. killed David Meister and hope funds. By a unanimously adopted m., in the Italian Garden Room of Saturday night, May 18, from II/
Jewish troubles are no more than many
you
will
keep
this
issue
before
'
till 2.
That does not justify the evil of
resolution, in honor of Mrs. the Book Cadillac Ilotel.
a fraction of the whole bewilder- Hitler; it merely explains the evil your readers.
One of the high spots of the
Dr. Harry Kirschbaum, eminent
ing milieu. A friend, a Christian that was begotten of evil. While
Meister Grievance Conference, Diamond, the chapter voted to gynecologist, will lecture on "Ma- evening will be the Franklin Hills
ten trees in the Hadassah
professor of philosophy, was right we must take wise and determined
Marie Hempel, Secretary, plant
buffet supper, served by Pierre,
grove
in
Palestine.
in saying, "Europe is a hell of a
the Continental chef of the club.
measures to destroy that evil in
Mrs. Jackson, in accepting the
mess."
Suggested attire is summer for-
world today, lest it destroy Maasektot (Treatises) Der- office to which she had been elect-1
Economically, for example, the the
mal, though if the weather should
ek
Erez
by
Dr.
Michael
us
all,
there
is
also
a
spiritual
ed,
announced
the
appointment
basic conditions are frightfully reaction to it. Keyserling puts it
turn
cold, tuxedo will be proper.
of three important chairmen:
Hugger
hard for the mass of folk in every this way: "If Jews live deeply the
A limited number of tickets are
Mrs. Samuel L. Kavanau, chair-
nation. There will be no perman- inner experience of these times,
still
available,
at 53.50 a couple,
man of the Jewish National Fund;
Reviewed by
ent cure for European Jewish the Nazi legislation on this ques-
and may be obtained by calling any
Mrs. Aaron Silberblatt, chairman
Rabbi Herbert Parzen
suffering apart from international tion may have in the history of
of the following: Temple Beth El,
of the school luncheon fund, and
action levelling upward the labor Israel the same positive value
Madison 8530; Miriam ('sever,
Dr. Higger, who has devoted Mrs. Joe Magidsohn, chairman of
conditions, opening up of inter- which the banishment from Egypt
Euclid 0361-M, and Sylvan Rapa-
the
infant
welfare
committee.
She
national commerce, and, through and the captivity in Babylon had. himself to resuscitate and make
port,
Trinity 2.5844.
a world organization, reducing In fact, following the law of cor- available, in readable editions, re- explained the necessity for these
the importance of national respondence between action and latively little known rabbinic immediate appointments in the
boundaries. Meanwhile, the J. reaction, the depth of German works that may be classed as fact that the "Roll of Honor"
apveryphal to the Talmud, has just campaign for next year is al-
D. C. is doing a magnificent piece
of work as a necessary stop-gap anti-Semitism should produce published an additional book, The ready under way and that these
Congregation Shaarey Zwick he ld
among the Jews a deepening of
for those Jews so desperately in their cultural consciousness, and Treatises Derek Era. This volume three women, having been in-
its Mother's Day dinner at (hi
need. It is a miracle that some stir up in them the feeling of consist, of through versions of the formed in advance that they were
Community
Hall on May 12, at 6
Jews in Poland, Germany and their profounder human mission." text, edited from manuscripts, with to head these committees and
o'clock.
Hungary are able to keep going, (Hermann Keyserling, "La revo- an erudite introduction and an knowing that their respective
English translation, — hence the funds were to be raised through
and the reward for those Ameri-
Mrs. Izler Solomon and her
the "Roll of Honor" cam ai n
cans who are giving to the J. D. lution mondicle et la responsabil- plural of the title.
young son, Joseph, are visiting in
ite de l'esprit," p. 149, French
This publication deals with man- have already done yeoman work
C. is in the character, the indus- ed.)
Philadelphia
for two weeks.
ners and rules of etiquette, par- with the "Roll of Honor."
try and the remnant of laughter
A religious response to evil is
Over 200 women have already
these suffering people have in th e in the profoundest sense the only ticularly applicable to scholars and
Mrs.
Max
Nathan and Mrs.
pious personalities. It provides inscribed their names on the 1935
DR. HARRY E. AUGUST
face of cruel circumstances.
Louis Simon entertained at bridge
victorious one. By making the
. The refugees of all countries opposition of sinful forces renew norms of conduct for rabbis and "Roll of Honor."
I religious leaders. It incidentally
Plans are being made for a tea ternal Health". This lecture will be Monday evening, May 13, to raise
in Europe are in a situation which
quicken our spiritual life, furnishes much material on Jewish on Tuesday, May 28, in the inter- illustrated on the screen and wit funds for the donor luncheon being
calla for more statesmanship than and
sponsored by the Sisterho , sl of
we conquer evil. This is the para- society during the first mislienium ests of the "Roll of Honor,"
open the program at 10:30.
thus far mankind has given them. doxical nature of the force of evil
Dr. Harry August, psychiatrist Congregation Beth F.I.
An 18th century costume play,
While some of the refugees from in a universe with God at ita of the current era.
As usual, Dr. Bigger utilizes the entitled "Ashes of Roses," will of note, will follow with a lecture
seven nations are adventurous, heart. It is, as Goethe made
Jewish students at 'Michigan
on "Nervousness."
shiftless scalawags land this Is Mephisto admit: "I am the spirit introduction and the critical appa- be presented by Hadassam mem.
An intermission of one hour will State College conducted the reli-
ratus
to explain the role the text hers, under the direction of Mrs.
true of a portion of the Jews and which ever negates . .. that wills
has played in rabbinic love and the Max Keidan. The cast is com- be allowed for the luncheon ar- gious services at college night, Fri-
Gentiles who jumped Germany),
ranged by the hostess committee . day, May 10, at the People's Church
the majority are sincere, worthy the evil but accomplishes the good vicissistudes it has endured in the posed of the following: Mrs. headed
by Mrs. Arthur Ginsburg, in East Lansing. Julius Stolberg
course
of its history. This provides Charles Lapides, Mrs. Harry Z.
and heroic people. The High
I
write
these
words
not
to
The afternoon program will be provided an interesting program of
him with the opportunity to reveal Brown, Mrs. Harry Cohen, Mrs.
Commission, the Jewish relief
headed
by Prof. Raphael Isaacs violin selections. The speaker , were
preach
to
Jews
the
sentiments
his
discerning
insight
and
complete
Charles
Scholnick,
Mrs.
Ralph
agencies, •nd the Christian
George Dobswage, widely known
Quakers are accomplishing meas- sounded so long ago by Jewish familiarity with Talmudic sources. Davidson will tell of her experi- of the University of Michigan, who , editor, published and lecturer, who
has chosen for his subject, "Facts
major prophets, but rather as a
This
work
gives
additional
dis-
ences
in
Palestine,
whence
she
urable results in alleviating the message for us all. These days
•
and Falacies relative to Anemia.' spoke on "Romantic Youth, What
plight of refugees. The plight are dark. Despair and madness tinction to Dr, nigger as an able has just returned.
Preceding the afternoon lecture , Now?" and Rolls May, student di-
resourceful editor, as a keen
of these refugees is heartbreak- threaten the future. We must and
analyst and scientific systematizer NEUGARTEN SUNSHINE CLUB Miss Marian Helene Goodman, an recton of religious activities at the
ing. No country really wants to use the suffering to strengthen us of Jewish historic sources.
accomplished
musician, will render college, who had as hi ssubiect
Due to the large increase in the
a few piano selections.
add to its unemployment, there- for struggle. The supreme human
"The Campus in a Changing
"Massektot Derek Erez" Is par- membership of the Neugarten
fore no country is welcoming ref- gain which we are fully able to ticularly
orld. "
Mrs.
Charles
Cornell, a member
useful to the laity by
ugees. Moreover, when the refu- achieve out of these circum- reason of its English translation. Sunshine Club, all regular meet- of the committee, will introduce the
ings will be held, hereafter, at
gee finds himself in any given stances is to build
speakers.
Gifts to Hadassah Fund
world organi- This suffers somewhat from a the Jewish Community Center,
land, work-permission cards are zation of nations a which
The society will renew its sup-
shall conscious effort at literalness. It Holbrook and Woodward Ayes.,
usually denied him. Soon his pass- guarantee
ins agate or man; however in no way mars its use- instead of in members' homes, as port to the Summer Play School
Mrs,
Joe Magidson, chairman
port runs out. Soon relief agen- which shall put the weight of the fulness to the English reader who
of the Jewish Community Center, the Infant Welfare Fund of De-
cies are forced to cut down. Is world on the side of righteousness is provided with a splendid glimpse has been the usual custom.
0 ne of the important Home Relief troit chapter of Hadassah, has re-
The
next
meeting
will
be
held
it • wonder, then, that 100 Jewish —against gangster leaders of na- into one bay of the Talmudic sea
Society projects.
ceived contributions from the fol-
refugees have committed suicide tions. Out of the tragedy of to- and a fine view of the Jewish men , Monday, May 20, at 1:30 p. m.
Mrs. Al Weisman, president, will lowing:
- Hostesses will be Mesdames A.
in Paris alone in the last 12
be
in charge of the food shower
may come great human gains, tality of old at work.
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Frank, in
Klunover, S. Schor, Berman, R.
months? I can understand wh y day
F reedom is al ways bought at the
The author has been eminently Selling, A. Gottesman
C Rote - which will be held on June 12. The memory of Max Litman.
_ C.
European Jews are aching to get price of suffering.
Zedakah Club and the Nougat-ten
successful in the task which he has stein, M. Steinman, M. Rambar,
Mr. and Sirs. Herman W•tsman,
s
to Palestine. Palestine must cer-
1,35, 1,e C A F' E..11,1•
set himself and at which he has and Miss R. Kaliski. There will be t unshine Club have been invited in memory of Joseph Ilirshmars
tainly be built up—my one cau-
assiduously labored for a decade • speaker. Refreshments will be o participate in this affair.
Mr and Mrs Robert Loewsn-
tion would be that Palestinian
since his ordination at the Jewish served.
berg, in memory of Joseph Hirsh-
Jews avoid the nationalistic craze
Theological Seminary of America
man,
Plans are under way for the HYMAN KRANSBERG IS
which has Europe in its grip. I Ladies' Auxiliary of Con- to recreate neglected Rabbinic clas-
Meyer I.. Prentis.
dNtirs.
ca
annual picnic.
beard of • "white" Russian Gen-
gregation B'nai David
sics
for
the
intelligent
Jew
and
to
NAMED
INVESTIGATOR
in memory of Moses Score of Les
' e refugee who went to an of-
provide scientific texts for Jewish
YEVSEROV DEAD
tidal for a work-permit renewal. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Con: scholars. This is the sixth text be
Hyman Kransberg, attorney at Ro N be
f rr.tas n t d eill n itre sr . gl. larry L. Jackson.
TEL AVIV. (WNS— Palcor 3501
He was refused—"Unemployment gregation B'nai David held its has edited and published. This la-
Barium Tower, was appointed in honor of the Bar Mitzvah of
of natives is mounting, no more mother and daughter dinner Tues: bor has earned for him an im- Agency) — Yehuda Zvi Yevserov, chief investigator for Michigan,
refugees get job-cards." What day evening, Slay 14, in the portant and definite place in Jew- one of the founders of the world for the Select Committee to in-
Mr. and am
fra tin ..0scar Blumberg.
as he to do, he asked, he could B'nai David social hall.
Zionist movement, is dead here at vestigate Real Estate Bondholders in memory of Mrs. Jacob Miller
ish scholarship.
not leave the country, he could Mrs. Joseph Weingarden, presi-
The book is well arranged and the age of 83. He gained fame Reorganizations Friday. Repre- and 5. Litman.
not get food where he was. where dent, was chairman for the eve- is published in • fine format.
throughout Europe as a syna- sentative Adolph L. Sabath, of Illi-
should he go? "The River Seine ning.
Jewish learning is deeply in- gogue preacher who brought to nois, is chairman of the committee,
PERFECTION LODGE
is the only answer I can suggest,"
Mrs. Joshua S. Sperka was debted to Dr. nigger for his de- Jews of Russia the menage of which was authorized by Congress
was the official', response.
guest speaker and Miss Molly votion and labors. He is gradually Zion rebuilt. His activities dur- at the 1933 session. The function
&
Perfection
Lodge No. 456,
Reversion to latoleranc•
Smolensky entertained the moth- bringing into existence for the in- ing the '80's and '90'e were re- of the committee is to investigate A. M., will hold a stag banquet n
The whole matter of necessary ers and daughters with a number terested reader an entire library garded as instrumental in creat- trust estates and other properties Wednesday, May 22, at 6:30 p. en •
population movements in our ' . of Jewish folk songs. The re- of trartates in the field of Rab- ing among Jews a practical de-
on which bonds have been issued et the Masonic Temple, Seernd and
world must soon be dealt with I mainder of the evening was spent binics, which have become standard sire for the rebuilding of the and to protect the interests of bond- Temple, M. M. Degree at 5 P. m•
adequately and Intelligently by playing bridge.
scientific texts.
ancient Jewish homeland.
holders against fraud.
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ANNUAL ART SCHOOL EXHIBITION
WILL OPEN AT CENTER, MAY

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LANSING NOTES

ADOLPH DEUTSCH

day evening, June 8. The carnival
will ran every evening except Fri-
day and both Sunday afternoons,
up to and including Sunday, June
16. A merry-go-round, a ferris
wheel and a variety of booths will
provide fun and entertainment.
The general executive committee
for the carnival consists of Harr
Rosman , chairman; Adolp h
Deutsch, Ben F. Goldman, Harry
Steer, Robert Rosenberg, Carl Roz-
ner and Irwin Shaw. The repre-
sentatives of the other auxiliaries
consist of: Mrs. Emanuel Klein
and Mrs. Harry Meer for the Sis-
terhood; Morton Sobel and Beatrice
Jaulus for the Junior Players
Guild; Charles Deutsch and Stan-1
ley Conheim for the Junior Young
Peoples Society; Harry Gunsberg
and Mollie Freedman for the
Young Peoples Auxiliary.
— A different program for each
night is being planned and special
entertainment for the children will
be provided. Special committees are
now at work on the various booths
for the carnival. There will be no
admission charge to the grounds.

Yeshiva College Plant De- Billion Prints of Jubilee
partment of Commerce I Stamp, Work of Young
Jewish Artist
and Business

The Yeshiva College of liberal
arts and science of New York, an-
nounces the formation of a depart-
ment of commerce and business, to
lead to the degree of Bachelor of
Science in Business Administra-
tion. Dr. Bernard Revel, president
of the College, declares that many
inquiries have demonstrated the
need for such a school, which seeks
to prepare young men for the
world of business affairs and man-
agement in the lofty spirit that
has marked the progress of the
college itself.
The new department will thus
combine an effective training in
business and commercial practice
with the most meritorious Jewish
cultural and spiritual trontacts. It
will strive to carry the Ideals and
practices of Judaism into the cite-
dela of lay existence.

EUROPE LOOKS AT THE JEW

LONDON (JTA—Great artists,
or their posterity, are accustomed
to seeing reproduction of their
works and frequently may know
that thousands of copie eat their
paintings may be made. But Bar-
nett Freedman knows that one bil-
lion carefully engraved copies of
his best known work have been
printed and are being circulated
throughout the world.
Freedman is the young Jewish
artist whose designs for the special
Jubilee postage stamps were picked
by King George and the Post Office
after a competition to select the
best design to mark the 25th year
of the King's reign, Now one bil-
lion stamps of his design have been
printed for distribution throughout
the Empire. He is 33 years old, •
Runian Jew by origin and • native
of London's teeming East End.

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