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MEPETROITJEWISn (d/ROXICIA
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PALESTINE IS ESSENTIALLY
THE LAND OF THE YOUTH

(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)

Know Your Leaders .. .

up to the hilt. And the creative
—
seas of time and adversity. That is activity of the new generation will
Clarence H. Enggass—Bearer of a Pioneer
have
enormous play, and should go
part of our heritage,
down to its old age in the grati-
Detroit Name
A spiritual Record
fying splendor of a new world.
141)1TOICS NOTE, TN.
Ing I. the third lo a .rle,
Something of that urge that
og
lolroolllev/
xlielrlirs of outstanding local Jen WI leaders ',Mai ■■
be pub-
uerkly in The Detroit Jr. lah •itroalcIr.
sends men onward to seek new
' frontiers pulsates in these places. A
ROADWAY
was Miami Ave-
visitor is forced to get a vicarious
his brother Maurice does in ap-
nue, flanked by tall trees. The proximating 80 on the whole 18.
satisfaction of that very urge, or a
city limits were a way inside
sublimation of it in a devotion to (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
If there is one thing that can
the present Grand Boulevard. Its
these new frontiers. These people he clerked in the Duffy-Powe
rs less than a quarter million inha- rightfully be called a hobby of
are hard worked but they are mal-
Clarence
Enggass it is his love for
department
store
basement.
Ne
xt bitants moving along, leisurely;
cable and they have a moral ori-
any knowledge of precious stones.
came a candy butcher's job at t he the men in sideburns, the women
et, in the latest out of Godey's Ladies A few years ago the economies of
Gayety Theater across the atre
operating the a ni i I y business
Book, when Clarence Enggass,
and as a sideline he operated a president
necessitated Mr. Enggass carrying
of the Jewish Welfare t
concession at Sea Breeze Park
Federation, was born in Detroit, on he load of buyer of diamonds as
well
as that of sharing the execu-
Ile toured the East as a corn e . Sprout St. between I'ark and Cass,
tive burden with his brother. He
en on July 15, 1883.
dian in a play which ran for sev
accepted the job—as he takes all
Adolph Enggass, his father, had
weeks. His first good break cam
e conic here, as a lad, 25 years be- jobs—cheerfully. And now, he re-
uses to give it up. There is some-
when he was given a comedy b it
me that, Nearly 80 years in the
to do in "Crime," a play pro- community, the name of Enggass thing of the lapidary in his blood.
He loves 'em, he knows 'em, and he
1 duced at the Lyceum Theater in
Rochester by George Cukor's
stock company. (George is also
Jewish). After two years of act-
ing in small roles Cukor promoted
him to the job of assistant stage
manager, with occasional assign-
ments in stock shows at both the
Lyceum and the Temple which
starred such personalities as Louis
Calhern, Aline McMahon, Sylvia
Sidney, Dorothy Burgess and
others.
MRS. JAMES I. ELLMANN
Baker went to New York to

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entation. These standardbearers act with Lou Iloltz in a vaudeville
I. ROKEACH
the none
speak in robust, muscular Hebrew. [ act which played a long engage-
ROKEACH
In
&
SONS,
Inc.
If they are rolling too big a stone ment at the Palace Theater. He
Jewish or English
, Brooklyn, N. Y.
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
up too steep a hill they are aban- also appeared there with Jack
on e.re ry product.
doned to the task with the divine Benny, Later he was on the ra-
DETROIT, MICH.
dio with the Chesterfield, Lou
foolhardiness of youth.
Holtz and Ruddy Vallee programs,
REPRESENTING
One wants to make a frenzied ef-
and thousands of radio fans will
fort to arrest time and catch all
TIE
readily recall his as "H. Leo-
this beauty, (nothing is trivial) pold Schawowski."
and capture the splendor and gran-
Benny first came to Hollywood
deur and the essence of it. And it
ASSURANCE COMPANY
all burns into one's memory as a in '34 to make two shorts with
sue erste, WINNIPIK
symbol of man's destiny on earth, Lou Holtz for Columbia. His
and it grows with a brilliant, in- first featured part was in "Hell
tense silence. Here is an intellec- w at." Ile had a part in Mae
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est's ''Goin' to Town," but his
tual, emotional and spiritual rec-
ac enes with Mae were cut out.
ord. Here is a symphony where the
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themes weave together towards a Next came parts in "Wanderers
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of the Wasteland," "Love in
triumphant synthesis.
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Bloom," "Thanks a Million" star-
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All this provides new interest ?I '
ng Fred Allen, "Annapolis,
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and added understanding and an F arewell" and "The Big Broad-
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inspiration for an already inspir- ca st of 1936". This ,bit in "Love
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ing cause. And it is all like getting in
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Bloom" won so much applause
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one's teeth into something solid. at a preview that his agent, Zeppo
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Anyone who loves people, authen- M arx, was able to get him a con-
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CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
tic people in an authentic habitat tr act with Paramount, and now
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1317 GRISWOLD BLDG. — CAdillae 333$
can see here something fierce and he draws a big weekly salary and
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timeless about the pulse of hidden is on the road to fame. (Benny
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life. There is a beat like that un- has a sister, Mrs. Morris Misaman,
der everything, whether it is in living in Philadelphia, Pa. His
our own hearts or in the good earth parents have given up their busi-
Strictly Confidential
turning in space. Palestine should ness in Brooklyn, N. Y., and
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is woven into the history of the will not let anyone else dethrone
are
(CONCLUDED
from EDITORIAL PAGE)
produce men who can live as Jews living in Hollywood).
city, part of its saga of growth him from the office of probing
from jingling sleighbells to speed- every gem that comes his way. If
ing motors. And 80 years of his- you can say that no cheerful, typ- ton that occupies a building that
NAILING OUR FLAG TO THE MAURER°
tory in most towns west of the ical a man without "bents" has a was a synagogue in 1943 . . .
Alleghenies ranks you among the weakness—outside of the one of Among the WPA projects for New
WHEN mils.
—In the targettingle /elf-contained motor car fedorain the world, thou.
York City is • study of the total
pioneers.
la Iltil of ward's Buick 'workmen have foruted for two _year, on perf'ecting
SEDER WO°
helping makes the lives of his fel- Jewish child population by bor-
sum BultiCK .
It is difficu4 to disassociate the low-men more pleasant—that's his
1bur new ,err„ of phenomenal automobile', and NOne they offer them 10
ARE
oughs
. . . Uncle Sam put up
T H
man from his background. His passion.
the public in _All confidence Mat they dramatically TerifY Me traditional
$11,950 to finance the inquiry.
AT ALL BUICK SHOWROOMS
-4 wit, suit-0 EM •
mot he r, Barbara (Hirschman)
Buick pledge. "When better automobile, art built, Buir4 will build them."
His Literary
Favorites
We hear that friends of the late
Enggass was the daughter of a
Somewhere above we mentioned Herman Bernstein are undertak-
pioneer herself. The great grand-
ing to help his family .. . Bern-
parents of Mrs. Clarence (Helen Mr. Enggass in the light of a
stein left debts totalling $10,000,
Strashurger) Enggass, over 85 singer. Well, it's a lute of a sipgle
.. • Incidentally we were too rash
years ago, were among the organ- string, Right now his friends are
when he reported that the Ameri-
izers of Temple Beth El.
waiting to see what it will be next. can Jewish Committee gave Bern-
Entered Father's Business
For the past two years it has been stein the go-by , . . As a matter
The family business, founded by "The Man on the Flying Trapeze". of fact it was the Committee
Adolph Enggass, just about the The tune is recognizable, even if it which made possible the publica-
time Lee was handing over his wanders a little in accuracy from tion of his last book "The Truth
About the Protocols of Zion"
sword to Grant at Appomatox in the original.
1865, has been one of the well
While not bookish, Clarence Eng- . . . Bernstein wrote it on his
known mercantile institutions of gass has a favorite author. And own, but the Committee gave him
the city for exactly 70 years.
despite fashions that have swept an honorarium of $500 and guar-
Graduated from Central Ili gh from Thomas Hardy to Wells to anteed his publisher against loss.
BUICK
School shortly after the turn of Thornton Wilder in the past 40 SPORTS ROUND-UP
BUICK
A$
ROADMASTER
the century, young Clarence e n • years, he remains faithful to the
Abraham Seger, inside left of
LIMITED
tared his father's store, has be en one and only Bard of Canterbury, he New York Ilakoah soccer
active in its operation, and wi th and can give you: verse and chap- earn, is a nephew of Louis Gold-
his brother, Maurice, controlled i is ter, line and word, goal old Genf- ng, the English novelist ... Eric
nu nye la non
destinies for the past three d , frey Chaucer—and what is more, Seelig, who lost his titles as Ger-
cedes.
in the infectious cadence and au- man amateur light-heavyweight
Chairman of the house rommi t. thentic, onomatopoetic mouthfilling champion to Hitler, used to be
HE KEPT
tee at Franklin Hills Country Club, vowel-lines of 14th century Eng- a member of the Berlin stock ex
in which office he worked inde- lish.
change . . . The next Britis h
fatigably; on the Cemetery Board
Many faceted, but no faddist; an heavyweight champion may be
of Temple Beth El; a leader in enthusiast but no zealot; Clarence young Eddie Phillips, a Jewis h
Community Fund drives; chairman Enggass, president of the Jewish bus driver from London's ghetto
st■••••••WIlgy11111
with the
- "*Mitellas•—
f the board of directors of the Welfare Federation of Detroit, en- . . . Hank Greenberg's landsleit
tetroit Service Group; honorary joys life himself, is eager to cut in the Bronx are sharply divide d
PEOPLE OF
ember of the hoard of the Jewish shorter his own hours of pleasure as to whether he should play o n
DETROIT
ommunity Center; for many to make the way lighter and more Yom Kippur . . . The sixth game
ears chairman of the general divi- enjoyable for those less fortunate. of the World Series is scheduled
on of the Allied Jewish Cam-
—C. B. S. for Oct. 7, which is the Day o f
Primary Tuesday
signs; president, of the Jewis h
Atonement . . . Some of Green.
Oct. $
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lC altars Federation of Detroit
berg's clan hold that Hank mus t
th e communal activities of Clarenc e I
play and others insist that he
nggass have been varied. Neve
shouldn't and won't play . . .
on e to seek office; always willin kr (CON•LUDED from EDITORIAL omit) Dave Smukler, the battering full-
accept the job that he was give
back of Temple University's pow-
God created light, it was so erful gridmen, is an almost sure
do, and to do it cheerfully •
ho nester, efficiently, successfully . strong and pellucid, that one bet for all-American honors this
N ever a lime-lighter; always
a could see from one end of the year.
A,
orker. Clarence Enggass wear
YOU KNOW THAT
th e epaulettes of an officer dem s world to the other, but God DID
Xavier Cugat, the Mexican or-
was
afraid
that
the
wicked
Of ratically; steps down often from
th e High Command to lend a might abuse it. What did Ile chestra maestro, is • non-Aryan
sh oulder to the wheel of a mired do? lie reserved that light for . . . Ruth Norden, one-time sec-
retary to Max Reinhardt, who lost
ca isson. alongside the privates of
th e line. Hauls manfully, adeptly, the righteous when the Messiah her job in Berlin when the Nazis
came into power, is 'working on
should come. But now and then
on d with a grin.
Living Age in New York . . .
there are great men who are
Enthusiastic and
■
Inspiring
Ben Bernie's real name is Ante-
If you were one of the many who blessed and privileged to see it.
levitz . .. Rube Goldberg got his
sited the 13th floor of the Stat.
first job on the old New York
I think that Rembrandt was one
Ife during the pre-campaign &c-
Mail because he refused to change
tie ities of the 1035 drive; if you of them, and the light in his his name . . . Max Fleischer,
R
. Heim,
pictures
is
the
very
light
that
We re present at the luncheons
704 charming(' he.
that
eo
"Betty Boop's" creator used to be
was originally created by God a photo retoucher on Popular
&shad seems-high
rked the two weeks of fevered
a
be•e the woe-
rvent and resultful work that
Almighty."
Science Magazine . . . The de-
year
hr ought it to a culmination—you
lee 0
scription of the brothel keeper
I have read much about Rem-
sound unslahnbed
wl II remember Clarence Enggass.
in Lewis Browne's latest novel
5 111sleop olle•ght long.
II s voice, vibrant, cheering loyal brandt, but none gives such "All Things Are Possible" (page
a century
tea ma to greater efforts—leading a vivid description of his genius 102) tallies with that of a promi-
In the .cry (ante 0( A* 00 most
c horus. Maybe there is something as this. Only ■ man as pure nent Jewish personality in Cin-
Inters:1.4 oclow;ties. Tessa? un.
opt by the footrule of harmonics
cinnati
...
The
secretary
of
one
meows)... WAin 5 annuli's
in his singing; but by the yard- of heart and soul as Rabbi of the leading national Jewish or-
WALK el - Radio City. • Filth
'tic k of enthusiasm it measures Kook could have seen Rem- ganizations may be looking for
Acorn., end 0 tlwaltts.
Sri mful and overflowing.
brandt in that light.
a new job soon . . . New York is
Tall, eager, with plenty of the
to have a sequel to "Abie's Irish
DAILY rrrrr Wale AS (OW AS
F PI rkle that belongs to youth—and
Rose" authored by Anne Nichols.
WEDDING BELLS
he's the youngest looking 52-year- REGIONAL WELFARE
old, in appearance as well as ac-
RALLY ON OCT. 26 - 27
They won't admit it but Jan
saying,
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tom, you ever saw—with a ready
Kiepura, the romantic Polish-
(CONCLUDED Fri! ram. ONE)
Jewish actor
and warm clasp for even the man
- singer, and Marta
mer,
5....g sad DencIng eve, ...a.,
o",,,..
Or woman in the rear rank of the
l• 114 I esnol
Egge, the Hungarian Jewish
last squad. An infectious grin, • fective organization in Jewish screen star, are man and wife ...
life in this country.
ready sally, head and shoulders,
General Farley's kins-
The first meeting of the East Postmaster
w man, Jean
;
physically—he's a six footer plus
Tobin, was recently
Central Staten Regional Confer-I
bove a surrounding coterie, al- enee was held last October, in of ned to a Jewish lawyer . . .
I ways.
a
Le on Mandel, Chicago department
There is Clarence FMans.
Columbus, Ohio. One hundred at
Hi. Numerous Hobbies
and forty-one Jewish leaders, men If ore magnate, and Virginia
A homebody in every sense, Sun- and women, from 16 different cit. a oran, Detroit deb, were married
FIRST OF THE
day you will find Clarence Enggass I lea, attended and almost a full an fortnight ago ... Morris Alex-
der, Jewish member of the
puttering around in the garden of hundred of these representatives s o
GENERAL MOTORS CARS
his big, stone, Tudor home in Pal- !took active part in the discus- tb uth African parliament, took
e
.
Dorothy F. Zelign' "A Child's
mer woods. Not ■ horticulturist, sions The direct result of this ti marital plunge for the second
yet he loves to feel the loam of his . ' valuable interchange of ideas and b e me when he married Enid Baum- History of the Hebrew People" is
rg
of
Sydney,
Australia
...
The
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to be published shortly by Bloch
own little acre underfoot. Occa- experiences was a tangible im-
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HAROLD DIRTRICH
themselves down to Navin Field.
The second annual conference
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Kaufman because his bankroll
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Harry Himelstein

GREAT-WEST LIFE

Season's Greetings and Best
Wishes to the Entire
Jewish Community

Re-Elect

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FAITH

"BUICK'S THE

TWO years ago Buick deliberately leveled
10 its sights on 1936.

Rabbi Kook on Art

WHEN IN NEW NOR

engine such safe, thrilling performance as you
have never known.

These cars are big cars every one—built to
almost lavish dimensions of body room and head
clearance— yet they handle with the fingertip
lightness of small cars.
It purposed to do that, not by freak or super-
They
are literally breath-taking in power and
ficial design, not by skimping quality to make
speed
and take-off, yet under their new tiptoe
a price, but by sheer merit as expressed in auto-
hydraulics and easy-steering knee-action they
mobile beauty, value, ability.
are almost as manageable as telephone.
It submits to you now the eminently satisfying
They are thewed and sinewed by that quality
results of that fruitful two years of concentrated which springs from Buick's third of
endeavor.
of manufacturing experience, advantaged by
$14,500,000
of new tools, dies and factory
Here are four separate series of sensational re-equipment worth
devised
for these cars alone.
new Buick cars—cars called phenomenal by ex-
These things are so true and so obvious that
perts in the trade who previewed them.
everywhere you will soon hear the motor-wise
Each is a feast to the eye schooled in mature
"BUICK'S THE BUYI"
modern styling, as you can see.

It coolly set its aim on bringing to market for
that year a line of motor cars that would startle
the world.

Each has under the smooth flowing planes and
surfaces of its smart exterior, Me solid, tough,
durable, beautifully engineered chassis that under-
writes Buick dependability.

And each offers you from the stepped-up power
of its big thrifty valve-in-head eight-cylinder

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