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Hadassah, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2:30

p. m., at Hotel Stotler.
Formerly associated with Rabbi
Abbe Hillel Silver in Cleveland,
Rabbi Feuer is considered one
of the outstanding of the younger
men in the rabbinate.
He will be remembered in De-
troit for his inspiring address at
the opening banquet of the Allied
Jewish Campaign of last spring.
He will address Hadassah mem-
bers on the life of Nachman Bia-
lik, poet laureate of Palestine,
who died lost spring.

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PHONE CADILLAC 7423

TWO NEW GROUPS
FORMED TO HELP
GERMAN REFUGEES

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men in opposing the attack on civ-
ilization which the Nazi party is
waging."
Mr. Henson is general secretary
in this country of the International
Student Service. He formerly was
secretary of the National Religions
and Labor Foundation. Mr. Ritchie
has served as a secretary of the
Y. M. C. A. in this country and
Canada.
The officers and Members of the
American Christian Committee for
German Refugees are:

Dr. a j'arltee (adman, chairman;
Michael Frande Dnyte, vice cheltment
Dr. Henry S. Lather. eerteterY: Frank
Ritchie, executive secretary; Henry le
Smithere, tre.urer. Dr. Robert A. Aeli•
worth, Richerd J. Reaminh, Dr. Albert
W.
W. pew., Dr. wed!, It. B owie, Prof.
William A, Brown, 10. E. c. center.
Ilen. 1. ell raved, Martin 11. Carmody,
Pr. Samuel McCrea (avert, Rev. Allan K.
Chalmers Chancellor liarry W. Chat*,
Pr. Everett R. Clinchy, Dr. Henry S.
f'Offin. Rt. Rev. Philip CoOlt. Dean Wil-
liam EMI 3d, Prof. Carlton J. II. Ilayee.
Dr. Conrad Hoffmann Jr.. Dr. John H.
Holm., Dr. Ruf. M. Jones Pr. John
W. Langdale, Rte. R. A. Matflowen,
John E. Manley. Illehop F.. AP-Connell.
Pr. Lewitt 9. Mudge, Prof. Reinhold
Niebuhr. Dr. Rutin W. Nixon, Dr. Nor-
Men V. Peale, lit. Rev. Janice De Wolf
Perry. Clarence E. Pickett, G. A. Plimp-
ton. Jenne II. Poet. Ralph P. TInuntlx.
, Rev. Guy E. Shinier, George N. Shunter,
Dr. Ralph W Sockman, Jame. $i Sneers
Henry W. Taft, Jam. A. Thomas Dr.
Charlet. Treater, Rev. Edward J. Welsh,
Michael Williams Dr. E. Graham WII-
inn. Matthew •oll.

HIRSH BLOCH HERE
FOR HIAS APPEAL

Synagogues, Organizations

Asked to Help Immigrant
Aid Movement

Hirsh Bloch, secretary of the
organization department of HIAS
(Ilebrew Sheltering and Immigrant
All Society) is in Detroit for a
brief stay to secure the aid of local
organizations and congregations in
behalf of this important immigrant
aid cause.
Mr. Bloch, with the assistance
of a number of Detroiters who are
delivering addresses in synagogues
during the High Holy Days, is
soliciting contributions for the

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MacDonald's Tribute to Hies

The latest report presented by
James. G. McDonald, High Com-
missioner for Refugees Coming
from Germany, and which he pre-
sented to the meeting of the gov-
erning body of the High Commis-
sion appointed by the League of
Nations, has just been made pub-
lic. Mr. McDonald lauds highly the
work of Hies.

JEWISH ORAL SOCIETY

The Jewish Oral Society will
have a regular business meeting
at the Jewish Community Center,
The Emergency Committee will Woodward and Holbrook, on Tues-
announce its chairman and three day, Oct. 8, at 8:30 p. m. All mem-
vice chairmen within a week. Other bers are requested to attend, as
officers and members are:
there is a surprise in store.
All hard of hearing or deaf per-
Francis A. Ms.., executive were-
t•rY; William 0. Schram. treasurer.
son over 18 years old and of the
Bishop James C. Raker. George 0.
Jewish faith are welcome to attend
Joseph Cadden. Em.uel Geller,

Dr. Welter Damroerh, A. Roland Elliott,
Dr. C. W. Glikey. Franele (lot an, Dr.
Edward I I, Pr. Frank King on, Mra.
Margaret 1. Lamont, oho A. Lena. Ray-
mond F. LO.Y. John E. Manley. It It .
A. Milliken, Dr. C. C. Morrison, 111.

Helen Morton. lir. Philip C. N.h,
Thom. F. Neblett, Mrs. Cornelia Dry.
PInchot. Leland It. Robing.. French 0,
Smith Jr.. Richard II. Thornton, Chevi-
ot,. If. Tobin.. Dr. Willard 1 1 phene.
Omelet O. {MI.& Ilichard J V:aleb.
Professor John Whyte, Dr. E. FI. {Vital.,
Dr. Mary E. Woolley, lit. Frankwood

Lehman Denounces Nazi.

Persecution of Jews in Nazi Ger-
many was denounced by Governor
Lehman in the souvenir journal is-
sued in connection with the "Night
of Stars," the benefit theatrical
production given for Jewish relief
Wednesday evening in Madison
Square Garden.
The Governor urges financial
support for the emergency fund for
the relief and rehailitation of
German Jews and refugees and the
settlement of Jews in Palestine.
The performance is the climax
of the effort to raise New York Ci-
ty's share of the $3,200,000 na-
tional quota of the United Jewish
Appeal, conducted by the American
Palestine Campaign and the Joint
Distribution Committee.
"The United Jewish Appeal is
our answer to those iniquitous
forces which invoke discrimination
and hatred and denial of oppor-
tunity," Governor Lehman says.
"The two organizations w h i c h
make it up have been working des-
perately to rebuild the broken lives
of thousands upon thousands of the
Jews of Germany who have sud-
denly found themselves without a
home in the very land in which for
countless generations they and
their forebears have lived and
worked."

Aid of Jews in Germany
After describing the devotion of

citizens of Jewish faith to Ger-
many and their part in the up-
building of the nation, the Governor
declares that: "In peace they con-
tributed to Germany's well-being;
In war they laid down their lives
for Germany's greatness."
"Suddenly, almost without warn-
ing, by official and national edict,"
continues the article. "all the Jews
of Germany - 603,000 peoples -
were singled out for destruction,
economically, socially and political-
ly. They have been harried and
driven out of their positions in
business, In public life, in industry
end in commerce and in the pro-
fessions.
"There has teen no secrecy, no
equivocation en the part of the
German Governmint. Hundreds of
thousands of men and women in all

Oct. 7- The 27th annual Yom Kippur Night dance of
Bicur Cholem Jrs., at General Motors Bldg. ballroom.
edua erahof, aTtoll4oktel
1. 11 ;ss
bniier
ablipt
of Detroitc
Rabbi Leon I.
Statle (rO),:tatit
Senior
Kovod
Night
at
Jewish
Community
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Center.
, oisieontewi ald Post
tte ll ok
of Cad
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Oct .
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N o. 21lr of 11.3
Oct. 15-Music Study Club meeting.
Oct. 10-Eva Prenzlauer Infant Service Group.
Oct. 16-Reports of World Zionist Congress and greetings
from Palestine, to be delivered at Zionist meeting by James I.
Ellmann, Rabbi Leon Fram and Miss Anne Manson.
Oct. 16-Detroit League of National Home for Jewish Chil-
dren at Denver.
Oct. 20-Grape festival of Sisterhood of Congregation
B'nai Moshe.
Oct. 22-Bridge luncheon of B'nai David Sisterhood.
Oct. 21-"Pay-Up" tea of Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old
Folks' Home.
Oct. 23-First meeting of the year of Women's Auxiliary
of United Hebrew Schools, at Hotel Stotler at 2:15 P. M.
Oct. 23-Fashion show luncheon and bridge of Zedakah

Club.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

this meeting.

For details, write to William
Stark, secretary, 6536 Ilamilton.

Infants' Service Group

The first fall bridge given by the
Infants' Service Group affiliated
with the Eva Prenzlauer Maternity
Aid will be held at the Jewish Com-
munity Center, Wednesday after-
noon, Oct. 16. Mrs. Ralph Gold-
smith, Mrs. Maury Adelson, Mrs.
M. Zivian, Mrs. Morris Witus, Mrs.
Blanche Holden and Mrs. Arthur
Miller lead the committees. A spe-
cial meeting of the organization
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Maury Adelson, 2698 Calvert Ave.,
Tuesday afternoon, Oct. e.

Rosenwald Post
Installation on
• Sunday, Oct. 13

Sunday night, Oct. 13, Julius
Rosenwald Post No. 218 of the
American Legion will hold its fifth
annual installation of officers and
dance in the grand ballroom of the
Book Cadillac Hotel.
Dr. Leo M. Franklin of Temple
Beth El will be the guest speaker.
The following officers will be
installed: Meyer Waterstone, com-
mander; John Jacobson, senior vice
commander; Saul J. Benyas, junior
vice commander; Saul A. Gallant,
adjutant; George Orley, finance
officer; Jack R. Goldstein, chap-
lain; Dr. Edward Stern, historian;
Murray Levine, sergeant-at-arms.
The commander will be installed
by John W. Gilmore, national ex-
ecutive committee man of the de-
partment of Michigan. The senior
vice commander will be installed by
Rex Humphrey, Detroit zone vice
commander. The junior vice com-
mander will be installed by Lloyd
Jameson, committee man for the.
Detroit District Association. The
adjutant will be installed by I. T.
Becker, past district committee
man of the Detroit District Asso-
ciation. The finance officer will be
installed by J. Hugo Smith, past
commander of the Professional and
Business Men's Post. The chaplain
will be installed by Alton T. Rob-
erts, commander of the Frederick
Alger Post. The historian will be
installed by Clarence Wilhelm,
past commander of the henry
Bushway Post. The sergeant-at-
arms will be installed by Daniel V.
Addy, committee man for the dis-
trict of Michigan.
Samuel Raskin of the Julius
Rosenwald Post will make the pre-
sentations.
The Judge Faust Post Glee Club,
winner of national honors at the
national convention at St. Louis,
and the Henry Bushway Post Drum
and Bugle Corp who also won na-
tional recognition, will furnish the
military music for the evening.
Dave Diamond's orchestra will fur-
nish music for the dance.
Tickets may be obtained from
any member of the Julius Rosen-
wald Post or by calling the ad-
iutant office, 2202 National Bank
Bldg., Randolph 7836.

Oct. 27-Annual dinner-dance of Home Relief Society, at
Statler Hotel.
Oct. 27-Senior Kovod Night dinner-dance at Jewish Com-
munity Center.
Oct. 29-Music Study Club meeting.
Oct. 30-11adassah collection day for Honor Roll.
Nov. 2-Annual Balfour Ball of Zionist Organization of
Detroit.
Nov. 3-Oswald Garrison Villard, editor of the Nation,
speaking on the subject "A Liberal Editor Looks at the Jews."
Nov. 4-Bridge-tea of B'nai David Sisterhood.
Nov 6-Card party of Detroit League of Denver Children's
Home.
Nov. 6--Card party of Ladies' Auxiliary of Mlaver Umge-
gend Verein.
Nov. 12-Address by Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New York,
under auspices of the Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Nov. 16 to 19-Fifth annual bazaar and carnival of Sisterhood
of Congregation B'nai Moshe.
Nov. 19-Eva Prenzlauer Group donor luncheon.
Nov. 20-Membership tea of Woman's Auxiliary of United
Hebrew Schools at Hotel Statler. at 2 p. m.
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Nov. 20-Concert of Woman's Auxiliary of B'nai B'rith
(evening).
Nov. 20-Ladies Auxiliary of Hebrew Schools.
Nov. 21--Ladies Auxiliary Old Folks' Home (afternoon).
Nov. 24-Fifteenth annual dance of Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization.
Nov. 26-Second annual donor dinner of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Yeshivah Beth Judah.
Nov. 28-Annual Junior Hadassah dance at Masonic Temple.
Dec. 1-Molly Siegel Organization's donor luncheon.
Dec. 4-Annual luncheon of Neugarten Sunshine Club, at
the Detroit Leland Hotel.
Dec. 4-Sunshine Club donor luncheon.
Dec. 8-Dr, Shalom Spiegel, member of the faculty of
the Jewish Institute of Religion, speaking before the Men's Club
of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate."
Dec. 10-$3 donor banquet of Women's Mizrachi Organiztion.
Dec. 11-Annual donor luncheon of Zedakah Club.
Dec. 15-Ball of Old Folks' Home Auxiliary.
Dec. 22-Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek Cha-
nukah Supper Dance.
Dec. 29-Shearey Zedek children's Chanukah party.
Jan. 8-European Womens Welfare Organization donor
luncheon.
Jan. 19-Address by Emil Lengyel before forum of Men's
Club of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "The Boiling Cauldron of
Europe."
Jan. 22-Fourth annual donor luncheon of Women's Auxil-
iary of United Hebrew Schools.
Feb. 2-Marvin Loewenthal, prominent journalist, lecturer
and traveler, speaking before Shaarey Zedek Men's Club on "Jews
and the Social Revolution."
Feb. 9-Second annual donor dinner of Sisterhood of Con-
gregation B'nai Moshe.
Feb. 23-Address by Dr. David de Sole Pool, rabbi of
Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue of New York, before the forum of
Men's Club of Shaarey Zedek.
March 4-Annual donor luncheon of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
March 29-Rabbi Milton Steinberg, of the Park Ave. Syna-
gogue of New York, in an address before Men's Club of Shaarey
Zedek, on the subject "Fetters of' Survival in Jewish Life."

J. N. F. Luncheon
To be on March 4

Ladies Auxiliary of the National
Fund Sets Date for Donor
Event, Names Committees,

The second board meeting of
the year of the Ladies Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund was
held on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at the
home of Mrs. N. Cohen, 2935
Richton Ave. It was decided that
the fifth annual donor luncheon
be held on Wednesday, March 4,
at the Book Cadillac Hotel.

The honor of being the first
Jewish National Fund child
from Detroit to be inscribed
in the Children's Book fell upon
Allen (Yitechok) Finkell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Finkell
of 2259 Calvert Ave. Mr.. Fin-
kell is an active member of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Na-
tional Fund.

The officers for the 1935-36
season are as follows: Honorary
director, Mrs. Max Weksler; presi-
dent, Mrs. Samuel Heyman; vice-
presidents, Mrs. Harry Kraft, Mrs.
A. D. Markson, Mrs. Charles
Brody and Mrs. William Feltner;
recording secretary, Mrs. Rose
Lightstone; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. I. Goodman; financial
secretary, Mrs. L. Schlien; assist-
ant corresponding secretary, Mrs.
J. Ellenstein; treasurer, Mrs. Max
Hayman.
The newly appointed commit-
tees are as follows: Membership
chairman, Mrs. Harry Kraft; J.
N. F. Boxes, Mrs. Philip Slomo-
vitz; social chairmen, Mrs. L.
Miller, Mrs. A. Miller and Mrs.
John Hayman; hospitality com-
mittee, Mrs. M. Finkell, Mrs A
Smilo and Mrs. S. Wiener; flower
fund, Mrs. Max Goldberg and Mrs.
I. Shewach; hostesses, Mrs. M.
Krause and Sirs. H. Buchman;
publicity, Mrs. I. Goodman (Eng-
lish) and Mrs. S. Shnitz (Yid-
dish); program, Mrs. A, D. Mark-
son and Mrs. B. Sarasohn; trees,
Mrs. Harry Kraft; delinquent
dues, Mrs. S. Cabot and Sirs. J.
Kunin; constitution, Mrs. Max
Weksler; current events, Mrs.
Max Hayman; representatives to
.1. N. F. Council, Mrs, Harry
Kraft, Mrs. M. Hayman, Mrs. S.
Heyman, Mrs. A. Smilo, Mrs. A.
D. Markson and Mrs. I. Faxstein.

BERNARD H.

LASKY

For

Conneilman

MORE THAN 20 YEARS OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE

IN DETROIT

Attention to Child Problems Today Makes Better
Citizens Tomorrow

Born in Detroit. Fully qualified to render outstanding service
to City. Believes children entitled to city consideration as well
as adults, and advocates extension of playground system, with
more community house., bathing and skating facilities, and
other direct means of making good citizens of today's children.

"The Jest of Life" at
Littman's Theater

Um* Nei; El
Nara

Jack Berlin, Julius Adler, Paula
Zand and an able supporting staff
are featured in "The Jest of Life" Yew Kippur Wrote.,
i:i•I c. at 7,11. T.
••••1.5
which will be staged at Littman's
Yiddish l'eople's Theater, 12th and ''n"t , 1 1"tr t,.
n
unt". siVd i..'t;
Seward, on Monday night, follow- e'hahel, !tablet Leon
itell gloo- ; Swift' Hall, Rabbi Lows
ing the Yom Kippur fast.
Egeboon, ••Iniael'e Dilemma.

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ALTMAN'S

JEWISH HOUR

!donde,' morning. tit. 7. at IX tie.la It .
Tvitilthe Auditorium, Itablel Leon From
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Addresses on Altman's Jewish
Hour, on Station WMBC, will be nioriel aerobes at 4 cie leak" "I" Si,.
HOME RELIEF SOCIETY
delivered front 12 noon to 1:30 p. Sabbath sersirest
ler. Fronklis will orrupy the bullet
TO SOUND RADIO PLEA m. this Sunday by Mrs. Al Weis- Saturela, ntorning. diet. 5, and pre , ..1 ,
man, speaking in behalf of the on the subiee I, "The Sobbeth of Cele •
amc.'
Mrs. Al Weisman to Speak on Home Relief Society; Milton M. Secroth Sort it..•
Alexander; Bernard Isaacs, in be-
Suvuoth mer,ben will be held ce e..
Altman's Hour This Sunday
Saturday,
tie tuber 12. ot 1.e
half of Education Month of the Temple
ni Pr
•renklin w11t Ppeak on the
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Altman, United Ilebrew Schools.
Pele , c, '"rhe Dement."
Sunday Kervire.
being personally interested in the
Sunday
es will he b•timet ...-
work undertaken by the Home
Ft,,,
day, art 111, at 10,15 en!
nu the tolea. 'The Pit , t.'
Relief Society, invited Mrs. Al. Contributions to the Jewish will pro
Aston the clergY•
Children's Home
Weisman, president; to tell the
firth El Colle. of JeU1101 Studien:
Jewish public why they should
Beth 6.1 College el Jewish Spell,. elle
support the coming affair sched-
The Jewish Children's Home of reopen S1 amts) night, tict 21. at 7 , e
Far
uled for Oct. 27.
Detroit wishes to acknowledge with ")...tein'a
x . v i h gr. 11 r. "I" r r% I t
11 , 't
Ileeh El, Stadleenn 4111. or write for the
"This being the only lurid rais- thanks, the following donations:
ing affair sponsored by the Home goMB rs h ..d N . athan Simons, 2191 Chico- bulletin of Beth El Collette of Jeet.11
Refiel Society during the year it
wese..Temele Club .
The WIC, Temple Club invites th•
Sirs. J. Weinberg, 718 Bruce St.,
merits the support of every think-
nipnibere of the reingregation and their
ing person," said Mrs. M. S. Ar- Windsor, Ont.
r f A tr, I I i e el to attend • testimonial dinner
in
honor of Rebid Icon F.ni. nn tit,
Sirs.
J.
Green,
18403
Muirland.
;
kin, chairman of the pledge com-
Hattie and Florence Silberman, ',',Z7'",.': " 5, thrir,,,t,;;;;:,h AMI ‘71',!,.,;;;;.•
mittee. Enthusiastic reports were
received at the last meeting held 1250 Burlingame, in memory of ,,e,,ie ti. ti,t 15,..i 610. 11.:.,,.1f. ,,, .
be mad e without delay I., esti.
Monday at the home of Mrs. Max Mrs. Mildred G. Cohen and Leon ,ttotei
;or the Temple. Madimn 5530
Kogan. A list of patrons and Van Vliet.
School of Religion:
The Seim' of Religion will m. ,
guests will soon be published.
C. Superstine, 2029 Glendale.
usual Saturday. Oct. 6, and Minds , e
EDUCATION MONTH
registration of their children any Many letters of appreciation were
The pelei10. WIII .1111 Inue
Interruption wen though 'tome ui ''
IS LAUNCHED HERE! longer, but to attend to this im- read at the last meeting.
111'1, on tiny 100s
portant matter immediately.
I Meetings will be held weekly Mrs. Henry Wineman's
Temple Forum:
Father Dies in Pittsburgh
Parents living in the neighbor- during this month to help perfect
General Hugh M. Jnhnelon will ni,,,
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Temple Forums n TYP111.1 I
hood of the Jewish Community plans for the coming event, the
Si, , ,
26, with an adders on "110,1.1 111
was addressed by Dr. Leo M. Center at Woodward and Holbrook dinner-dance, at the Satter Ho-
Funeral services for Joseph 111. and the ennatitution" Seeson tie
will
Franklin to Bernard Isaacs, super- will be glad to hear that the Heb- tel, Oct. 27.
Friedman, Pittsburgh attorney, the series of II programa upon
tine
fit 55 a n d SI, Ilepondl.
intendent of the schools. Dr. Frank- rew School branch at the Centers
The next special meeting will father of Sirs. Henry Wineman, H el the seat Individual ;Ono--
lin wrote:
has reopened. Sessions commenced take place on Wednesday after- wife of the president of the Peo- w Ili be priced it 75 , for every I.
reel the opening Johnemi I 1
"It goes without saying that I Tuesday, Oct. 1. The number of noon, Oct. 9, at the home of Mrs. ple's Outfitting Co., were held in
hen the admit...ion will be 11 1 ,
shall be most happy to make refer- classes that is being organized for Harry B. Ash, 8441 •La Salle Pittsburgh, Thursday. Both Mr. p0• 1,01. 1
ence to the work of the United this semester is very limited and Blvd.. A dessert luncheon and and Mrs. Wineman, whose home is
Ilebrew Schools at some period of parents of that neighborhood are social hour will precede the meet- at 17661 Hamilton Ave., are in
K. of P. Initiatory Work
our Holy Day Services. As I have urged to take advantage of the ing with a musical program to Pittsburgh for the services.
Mr. Friedman became seriously
told you on many previous occa- facilities afforded them by the Heb- complete the afternoon.
Postponed
Mrs. Harry M. Shulman has ill more than a week ago, and
sions, I feel that in the United rew Schools through the courtesy
Hebrew Schools very high stand- of the Jewish Community Center. called a meeting of her commit- died Tuesday. Ile is survived by
Owing to the primary election ti
tee f or Friday afternoon at her his wife, Mrs. Wineman and an-
Holy Da y "Post Office''
ards of instruction have been con-
be held next Tuesday, the confer-
other daughter, Mrs. Joseph Spie- ring of the rank of Knight on the
sistently maintained.
At the Hebrew Schools during lime on Webb Ave.
gel, of Wilmette, Ill.
the days preceding a holiday, much
H. P. Cohn class was postponed to
"It has
my
privilege
to stress is laid on the study of the
Tuesday, Oct. 15.
come
into been
contact
with
a number
Campus Alumni Club Will
Chancellor Commander Bernard
of your graduates, and I have prayers, ceremonials and customs
Resume Meetings
Tombstone Service for
with
that to
holiday.
A. Pearl requests all members to
found them uniformly well ground- connected
effort is also
made
create An
an
Dr. Weiss on Oct. 6 be present on that night.
e
The Campus Alumni Club, an or-
not only in the Hebrew Ian- environment conducive to the cel-
Arrangements are being com-
guage, but in the cognate branches ehration of the holiday.
ganization composed of graduates
Mrs. Viola Weiss, of 4202 Les- pleted by the entertainment eon]
For that
which are part of your curriculum, purpose, a miniature
of Wayne University, has resumed lie Ave., announces the tombstone mitten for the Monte Carlo night t,
post office its fall meetings.
"In these days it is particularly Was
service for her beloved husband, be held on Sunday, Oct. 20.
set up before Rosh Hashonah
The organization will meet on Dr. Louis Weiss, who departed on
essential that the Jewish youth to give the children an opportunity
should have a sympathetic under- to exchange Rosh Hashonah greet- alternate Thursday nights at Web- Aug. 9, 1934. The service will be
standing of our traditions for it ings. The large corridor of the ster Hall. The officers for the held promptly at 11:30 a. m., Sun-
is only through a knowledge of our school was converted into a "post present term are:
day morning, Oct. 6, at the White
Rev. Cantor
Avery Weiswasser, president; Chapel Memorial Cemetery, E.
heroic and historic past and the office." The "Postmaster" sat at
David Golden
pride that comes from such knowl- his desk distributing cards which Jacques Ziltch Weiner, vice presi- Long Lake Road, Birmingham.
Among the great number of can-
edge that the Jew can gain the the children colored, wrote their dent; Jack L. Miller, secretary; H. Friends and relatives are welcome.
Detroll's Favorite
didates running for Common Coun-
M II IS I.
courage to face a world that for own Hebrew greetings on them and Hirsch, II. Josselson, board mem- Rabbi Harold Rosenthal will of-
cil is Maurice Sugar who has long the most part does not understand prepared them for
bers.
ficiate.
mailing. They
Wedding ('er^nt -
been identified with the labor and him and unfortunately is all t on
David
Lipsitz,
chairman
of
the
ale. Performed a'
then purchased a National Fund
liberal movements of the commu- frequently hostile to him."
Home sad n)
stamp which when affixed to the intellectual advancement commit-
nity.
Judge Rubinev's Address
L'Shono Toro card was accepted tee, announced that the club will
APPoinl 51 .11 '
Sugar's candidacy is supported
In the course of his radio ad- in the "post office" and "hailed" to have a speaker at each meeting
Et 1 . 1.11/ LAW
by large groups of organizations dress, Judge Rubiner stated:
who will address the group on a
the
child
s
friend
in
any
classroom
education Is the w me to
representative of various national- to "Jewl.h
Sol DeYoung of 2542 Pingree
..,,,. ,,,,,„ „„„ „ „,..
„4 a;
n
designated by the sender. In this subject of interest. The first speak-
ities and minorities in addition to M4410.....
,,wmwm
, ...
; ;
.
s s,
sr de"fenw. manner the children connected er will be the Albert .1. Silber Ave., 60 years old, died on Oct.
-
o;
t frtunately
the labor movement in general.
, too how
0
3.
Funeral services will be held
m any
J
J ews, rom• them
whoee
subject
is
"The
Legal
Status
the mseI
selves
ves •
with the fine custom of
arent
eir freedom he t bitter
The foreign-born groups have Ll molt
on Oct. 6, at 1 p. m. from Tem-
Monuments of Character
being
onffered byfrom
exchanging L'Shono Tovo cards, of Osteopathy in the State of
their
evinced a particular interest in the in foreign inn0a. se,. (sued to brethren
Michigan."
ple
Beth El, with interment in
•
A.
ape.- ' and were inducted into the dpirit
campaign because of the activity ,.„,
Clover Hill Park Cemetery, Dr.
h "„'
r,. 11 ,, " 1, 717,,,,,°' ,,,,,,,",L,“, h of the holiday..
of Sugar in their behalf in past brc ' oritc Indifferent to . it. In a me.
Leo M. Franklin officiating. Ile
Histadruth
Hebrew
Schools
This exchange of greetings
conflicts.
is survived by his wife, Lottie; a
""'4 " 1 ""'• th " f''' • "W.' in til serves still another p urpose. It
of Detroit
t ry k ien•
Maurice Sugar participated ac- J.,rztl.I.,11.7.r:ti•xtri,, Ztth::L. ;he mting
son, Wilber of Mt. Clemens; five
connects the child with the up-
tively in the exposure of the reac- bot 1 " 11"- In • 5.... ••;
daughters, Laurette, Essye, Mrs.
10r5 kno• building of Palestine for no card
On the occasion of the High
,,,
4 0fthz14.
iii,,. •brm
tionary interests behind the legis- ;.4. : ,1L.Iewliz iIgle..1;
Charles M. Neidelman, Mrs. Reu-
t
Holy Days, the newly-formed His-
lation adopted by the Michigan the ' does si,i,i, thew ma r . an in ' wt can be • mailed" without the proper
ben Grass and Mrs. Roy A. Fore-
tadruth
Ilebrew Schools of De-
National
Fund
stamp
affixed
to
it,
legislature of 1931 to require the Ill„ I. et mho, one.
man; a brother, Lewis J.; and
troit issued an appeal to Detroit
Similar
projects
are
undertaken
-To thee. Jews and roper laity to their
registering, finger printing and ;hoar.,
two sisters, Sirs. David Goldsmith
the Jewl.li mho-Mien will., before all holidays. For Succoth a Jews to send their children to study
photographing of the foreign-born Il le. b, ttelndt dirert their IWIVIIL I. fro,
and Mrs. George Wuelfing. Mr.
miniature Succah is built in the Ilebrew.
th
DeYoung was a member of Tem-
of Michigan.
There are 14 teachers in the
esi"t:".4 "....to.snie- .." lestetts .L....i.ii, hall. All children participate in the
Granite and Marble Monument.
Sugar's candidacy is also sup- th
ple
Beth El, Detroit Lodge No. 55
snj,:,:zs zi,i, 1..., ti,,.., :, :si.i...
1.thstoith,...
.... butildai ,I
ngurindteddecowriath
tin
They eight Histadruth schools, and the K. of P.
7729 TWELFTH ST.
ported by large elements among
and Ashler Lodge No,
tgh eo f di i t . ff eTr y t following are the principals:
t 1,4 nmr rommuneI Ito- ran ge
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the professional and middle class wrIenre.
91
F.
&
A.
M.
hair no Integrit, and ran
mend ee ' laws and customs connected with
A. Kutnick, Mrs. M. Kutnick,
groups. lie is at present actively """1"." S e""' "H"'" ""h"'`
the Im loos"r
' the Succoth holiday in general and Rabbi Ungar, M. Rosin, I. A. Law-
Jewl.h
mlnetdio
...tam
pie.
engaged in the fight against Hit-
toina,ntS... Gollman, I. Liss and M.
G
Rev. Canto.
H • Monied with bittern.. of with the building of the Succah in
lerism and is constantly using the 11 """ hale
Jacob
lecture platform to educate against the con.enewn.. which befell n• vitt. particular.
lb. memo Inan whom of
the development of anti-Semitism 1.1,41 b. and
Silverman
I,. re learned too of
MILDRED COHEN
Gifts to North End Clinic
the J not ter mwition whIth nem.
1,CRGICAL
and racial prejudices.
of 4367 W. Euclid Ave., 49 years

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Sugar Candidate
For City Council

Sol DeYoung Dies

walks of life have been ruthlessly
and without pity deprived of their
means of livelihood and of the pri-
mary rights of citizenship. Even
the right to education is now being
denied the Jewish children and
youths, regardless of theic intel-
lectual qualifications. These men
and women in great numbers are
now undergoing indescribable suf-
fering and hardship. They must be
helped lest they grow hungry; they
must be aided lest they yield to
their despair."

30,000 Sent to Palestine
After recalling that he has been

associated with the Joint Distribu-
. Goo Committee from its inception,
Governor Lehman says that al-
ready more than 30,000 Jews have
made their way from Germany to
Palestine, aided by the Central Bu-
reau for the Settlement of German
Jews in Palestine. A "substantial
part" of the United Jewish Appeal
Fund will go to this agency, the
Governor points out.
, "Our appeal concerns itself, not
with politics nor with propaganda,"
continues Governor Lehman. "It is
, directed solely to human relief and
human rebuilding."
Other bodies, the Governor. says,
may voice the "indignation and
horror which right-thinking men
and women the world over feel in
the presence of persecution and
discrimination." But the task of
the United Jewish Appeal, he con-
Icludes, in to furnish funds to suc-
cor despairing men and women.

,
I

Manuel OW

OBITUARY

National Council of Jewish
Juniors

before the world when armored %II% I
the •111,14 of Jewl.h knowiethre. Jewish'
Mt...0Mo I. therefore prepurechore.
onmenolome.
•Tef referring
.11•MmItiem. bigot. end
"n
intolerant,.
into
ray'Hebrew Mutation t
`lei
rwmgmtgn MI. sear feel too here bedew!'
of a Ilebrew 11,111,-,tIon elemth. • Hebrew
Film-Mem leer II relent h• of ren•loali•n
of the bewato end the wealth of jewi•lt
mho. awaillne our ex roe
otionuM
mw t el nor children feet not remire 1 1m 1
nn•InY l'• eemier yew, we will lhme[h
,,whom M mtneallon. MOIR to the
heert• of ear children thoa tom. for all I
white will etw.M. them to
tom- •n In ntioneo.1 nod womenseeni an
w how ptcrwentioto foe the
Pf• be. b.. raw• mended end ow-
Fein them
imp•ent-oted. lot
their Jewhieb licee freely. fang
•••

old, died on Sept. 27. Funeral
services were held on Sept. 30 at
rTLEFt- Et O X
Temple Beth El, with interment
• L ir
in Woodmere Cemetery. She is
survived by
daughter, Rachelle
Education Month Speakers bert.
For the Bailin Memorial Fund: Harriet, two sisters, Mrs. Nathan
Committee Thanks
In memory of Dr. Isaac L. Poles- Norman and Miss Sarah C. Gold-
Synagogue'
ker, from Mrs. Max Bailin and berg and a brother, Claude K.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rosen- Goldberg.
berg.
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle:
Will you kindly permit me the

Due to the resignation of Miss
Josephine Stern, the Junior Coun-
cil is commencing its season of ac-
tivity under the presidency of Miss
Beryl Jacobs. The year's work will
include SOCHIl service, dramatics,
religion, and other civic and cul-
use of your columns to voice nip
tural fields.
sincere thanks to the various eyes-
Any girl of 16 years or older is
gogtues and speakers who have co-
invited to join the organization
operated in bringing to the Jewish
Old, new and prospective members mel }nem- •
public the message of Hebrew Edu-
Roiristel• New Puna.
Roosevelt Hails Benefit
are uraed to attend the first meet-
17tmlatyatIen of Dnnile at ell the i cation Month, now being observed
Sunday
afternoon.
Oct
2:30
; Hope for the success of the bene- ing at
by the United Hebrew Schools of
, fit theatrical performance, "Night 13, at the Council house, 89 Ro- Smoothest of the United Hebrew Detroit.
mere. reg.
; of Stars," was voiced in a letter wena. A fashion show is planned gehoe.le in now taking
Sincerely yours,
Pe for
from President Roosevelt made and dues will be accepted by the Me for himionere Pie well
ar e i,e;e 7
MAX M. BARAHAL,
re eri•wwwwl etndente
! public by Harold Jacobi, chairman treasurer, Miss Jean Levy, or the
r.
Chairman
speakers' committee
l I sll the schools, Pa
I of the business men's committee in new membership chairman, Miss ^,wanizein
for Hebrew Education Month
en en are anted not to delay the
Ruth Cohen.
I charge of the show.

North End Clinic has received
the following contributions:
In memory of Dr. Isaac I. Poles-
ker, from Mrs. Benjamin L. Lam-

Warsaw Club Juniors

The Warsaw Club Juniors re-
s umed weekly meetings at the
clubhouse of the senior organize-

ticn. 100:16 Holmur.
Many activities are planned for

the coming season, broth of a social
and educational nature.

At the present time plans are
being made to help the Seniors
launch their annual ball.

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