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Know Your Leaders .. •
the late Adolph S. Ochs. Ile was
an outstanding Jew during all the
years that he was acclaimed as the
publisher of the world's greatest
newspaper.
"I suppose your type of Jew
must have had a special dislike
for the late Louis Marshall, who
though recognized as one of the
greatest authorities on constitu-
tional law yet was during his life-
time the leader in Jewish life, so-
cial and religious. Mr. Marshall
was on outstanding citizen of this
country and fought the battles of
the underprivileged regardless of
race or creed, for over 50 years
of his life. Does the late Louis
Marshall come under your clas-
sification: 'Jews will be like
that'?"
SEGER TO ADDRESS
BOYCOTT MEETING
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
•Systems
Bookkeeping and Costs
Mrs. S. Kleiman to determine
Installed, Simplified, Re•
which stores sell German-made
goods.
Milton M. Alexander, chairman
0
Annually, .0
EDITOR'S NOTE; The followthr it one of a herleo of hlogrophiod
of the conference and of the plan-
ketches .61 outetanding Meal Je.16.16 leaders which will b. pub-
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exalement
!hated weekly In The Detroit 6/e.t.d. ('hmnl. ie.
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ning committee, will report on the
Investigations.
activities of his group. Progress in
2
2
efforts
to
boycott
the
Olympics
will
ROM TIIAT morning in Octo- evening, since Professor Eliot of
for All Forma of
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ber, almost exactly 54 years Harvard first edited the famous also be made known at that time.
Goebert Seger to Speak
ago, when J. H. Ehrlich first Five Foot Shelf, Joe Ehrlich has
4
The guest speaker at this public
took a look at the town of Stark- spent the required 15 minutes
5
meeting will be Gerhart Seger,
onstantin, in Russia, and decided reading the charted course.
6
6
it was a world worth while inves-
For years, accompanied by eminent German refugee who made
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tigating—and in which things Harry Cohen, who was a neigh- a spectacular escape from a Ger-
7
man
concentration camp. Mr. Seger
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
could be done—the subject of our bor, he used to walk down town
Think what it would mean to your. family if you
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8
sketch has had just one vocation. to his store every morning. Both speaks a fluent English.
should cut off their regular household allowance
1317 GRISWOLD BLDG.. — CAdillee 3338
A former Social Democratic
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for even a month. Then think what it would mean
As a lad, we understand, he of then) humming Hebrew melo-
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member
of
the
German
Reichstag,
was in the tea business for • dies. Rain or shine, the insepar-
if their allowance was cut off altogether.
while, in the employ of the fam- ables would carol—pianissimo- Mr. Seger is now on a lecture tour
Even though you already have their future other-
ous old house of Wissotsky (ask the two long miles between Ferry of this country describing the hor-
wise protected, the thoughtful thing to uo is to
"Now, wait a minute, you are your grandfather). Just about at Second Boulevard, to the heart rors of the Nazi regime. He was
make provision NOW that your salary will continue
born in 1896 at Leipzig, Germany,
putting me on the spot," said my
Supplying the
5 complaining friend. "I am not the time that Dewey was putting of the Loop. Since Harry Cohen and had an interesting career as
to be paid to your loved on for a full year after
Manila Bay into the headlines, has moved away, J. H. has grown
you are gone.
Proper Grade
talking about the type of men J. H. reached Detroit and opened! soft to the extent that, mornings, printer, writer, journalist, soldier.
From 1930 he served as a mem-
you have mentioned, but about a little jewelry store. In 19001 you will find him standing on the
Month by month they will receive the accustomed
of Oil u
ber of the Reichstag, and on March
those
Jews
who
put
themselves
income enabling them to carry on the household
12, 1933, was arrested by the Nazis
forward in every public place and
in the customary manner—paying current bills,
Specified by the
without
any
charge
under
the
so-
thereby
add
to
the
resentment
meeting rent or other obligations—while through
called."Protective Custody", spent
• against the Jew."
Maker of Your
the year they gradually adjust themselves to the
three months in jail and six months
new conditions of life.
"Yep, I know what you have
Oil Burner
in the first Nazi concentration
in
mind
and
what
was
responsible
Make this "Salary Continuance" policy a
camp, Oranienburg, near Berlin.
helpful
for your original statement. You
part of your insurance program! It can be made
On Dec. 4, 1933, he escaped to
are just one of the large num-
to cover a longer period than one year if require4L
Czecho-Slovakia.
ber of Jews in this country who
Lafayette 4500
On Jan. 19, 1934, his wife and
have swallowed whole the nega-
CHARLES E. FEINBERG, Vice-President
17-month old baby were arrested
tive propaganda against the Jew.
and taken to Rosslau, a men's con-
If I were to ask you to name me
centration camp at Anhalt, where
lob, Akron , O.; David Livingston , Benjamin Dreyer, Canton; Max
a half a dozen or so of the type
Mrs. Seger was the only woman
Canton, 0.; Dr. Henry Freiberg Hirsch and Nathan Ransohotf,
of men you mean, you would
prisoner. They were held as host-
Cin-
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
•
have difficulty doing so, and I
ages for four months and were and Carl Nits, Cincinnati, 0.; Mrs. cinnati; Mrs. Julius Fryer and
DETROIT, MICH.
will promise to name 10 out-
Sieg
Herzog, Edward M. Baker, S. William C. Treuhalft, Cleveland;
finally released on May 19, 1934,
standing Jews whose names are
after the intervention of the lady P. Ilalle and. Max Simon, Cleve- Rabbi J. J. Levinger and Justin
land, 0.; Samuel Luchs and J. A. Sillman, Columbus; Harry
REPRESENTING .
known from coast to coast for
members of the British Parliament,
Potas•
every one of the surely unknown
who asked the German Ambassador Steinhauser, Columbus, O.; Rabbi ky, Dayton; Mrs. Samuel Glogo-
5 offensive Jews you might name.
at London for their release. This Louis Witt and Sam H. Thal, Day- wer, Clarence Enggass and Judge
ton, 0.; Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich, Mil- Charles Rubiner, Detroit; Louie S.
-
rr
"We Jews are far from being
action was arranged by Lady Astor
perfect. We have our full pro-
AS$UIYANC COMPANY
and the Duchess of Atholl, after a ton Alexander and .4lenry Wine- Lebster, Flint; Rabbi Samuel Mar-
MEAD OP ► ICE•••WIMMIPIG
man,
Detroit; Joseph M. Bloch and kowitz, Fort
portion of liabilities, but when it
speech by Mr. Seger in the House
Wayne; Louis M.
comes to character and modesty,
of Commons. Mrs, Tate, also mem- G... A. Efroymson, Indianapolis, Fishman, Grand Rapids; Isidore
Ind.;
Lewis Cole and Joseph Sel- Fetbelman and Albert S. Goldstein,
we will measure up with any
ber of the British Parliament, went
rrottftioll TWA Profit • Salines With Security
•
Protection rho Prod'
group regardless of the propa-
to Germany and brought Mrs. ligman, Louisville, Ky.; Leon Falk Indianapolis; Herschel Weil, Lex-
ganda spewed out against us by
Seger and the child with her by Jr. and Alfred,Oppenheimer, Pitts- ington; Charles Morris and E. J.
those
who
do
not
like
us.
Mr IS MD M. • •
airplane to London to join Mr. burgh, Pa.; Sigmund Sanger and Tachau, Louisville; Richard S.
Sant Z. Kaplan, Toledo, 0.; Roy Rauh, Pittsburgh; Lester D. Alex-
Seger.
"Do you agree with me that
Hartzell and Harry Levinson, ander and Manuel E. Treuhaft,
the Jew should take his place in
Following his escape, Mr. Seger Youngstown, O.;
and Louts Ilork- Toledo; Rabbi B.
Braunstein,
every phase of life in this coun-
wrote his book, "Oranienburg," heimer, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling, W. Va.; Dr. Samuel
try, play his part socially, eco-
which has been translated into six
Other
Panels
Farkas and David Fish, Youngs..
nomically, politically, function as
European languages and has a
Abe Srere will preside over the town, 0.
a citizen in the fullest sense? If
European distribution of 250,000
you do, then straighten yourself
copies. The American edition was panel discussion of case-working
Sunday Afternoon Session
agencies.
The summarizer will be
Mr. Wineman will preside over
out, see the Jew with understand-
published by Reilly & Lee, Chicago ,
ing eyes, don't go around with
under the title, "A Nation Terror- Edward J. Schanfarber of Colum- the dinner and business discussion,
which will be marked by reports
a chip on your shoulder looking
ized," In 1931 Mr. Seger lectured bus. The discussants will be:
Charles Sacks, Akron; Abe Luntz, and the election of officers.
for trouble."
extensively in Czecho-Slovakia, Pol-
and, Sweden, England, Norway, Canton; Dr. Julian Benjamin, Al-
The general session on Sunday
"The trouble with you, Brown,
fred Friedlander, Jr., and Adolph afternoon will be presided over by
France.
is that you are a sort of profes-
Rosenberg, Cincinnati; Marc J. William J. Shroder of Cincinnati.
sional Jew and in your eyes the
Grossman and Sidney N. Weitz, Brief addresses on various com-
Jew can do no wrong."
Cleveland; Dr. E. J. Gordon and munity problems will be delivered
he moved to Milwaukee, remained curb in front of his home, Mal- ARRANGE PROGRAM
"You were never more mis-
there several years. Returned to colm Bingay's editorials in one
Fred Lazarus, Jr., Columbus; Sid- by Mr. Butzel, Jerome Curtis of
FOR
TOLEDO
MEET
taken in your life, for there is
ney Kusworm and Dr. Benj, Olch, Cleveland, Louis S. Bing, Jr., of
Detroit, and in 1906 re-established hand, with a dime ready in the
no one more critical of Jewish
(CONCLUDED
PROM
PAGE
1)
Dayton; William Friedman and Cleveland and Edwin J. Schen-
himself as a jeweler.
other waiting for the bus. Usual-
conduct than I am. Take your
Julian Krolik, Detroit; G. Irving farber of Columbus.
But all this is beside the point. ly someone picks him up, and the
case, as an example. I've jumped
ticipants in the panel will be: Hy- Leta, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Milton
dime
goes
back
into
his
pocket.
A
man
should
be
bracketed
in
the
on you with both feet for being
man Subrin, Akron; Louis Warm,
We have mentioned the Ehr- Jr., William Strauss, Cincinnati; Dreyfus, Gary, Ind.; Drs. H. A. Ellmann to Address Neugar-
guilty of an offensive generality. published records with the thing
Jacobs and A. S. Jaeger, Indiana-
Does that make me a professional which occupies most of his time, lich home. An immensely livable James Grossman, James Rice, Jos-
ten Sunshine Club on
polis; Rabbi Jerome Folkman,
Jew, or one who can see no wrong to which he gives most of him- one. On Second Boulevard near eph Rose, Cleveland; Dr. Seymon
Jackson; S. Frank Bloch and Vic-
Monday
self.
And,
from
gymnasium
days
in the Jew? I saw a lot of wrong
Brodsky,
bliss
Pearl
Rockoff,
Alvin
tor J, Burger, Louisville; Eugene
Ferry. With a big, open fireplace,
in you and I am wondering if at Starkonstantin, the matter of
Rosensweet, Dayton; Miss Esther Herzog and Charles Rosenbloom,
The
Neugarten Sunshine Club
all this discussion has been worth prime importance to Mr. Ehrlich flanked—as it should be—by open Etkin, Maurice Gluier, Lester Sil- Jr., Pittsburgh; Phil Weisberger,
will hold its regular monthlssmeet-
has been his Jewishoess. All faced book-cases. With the kind verman, Detroit; Byron Novitsky,
while. The chances are, not."
South Bend, Ind.; Benjamin Blum-
"That's the first thing you have other things have only been a of a settee and chairs that call Fort Wayne; Louis Opper, Louis- berg, Terre Haute, Ind.; Joseph ing Monday, Oct. 21, at 1:30 p. m.,
at the Jewish Community Center,
said that I agree with. Good- means to an end. Ilia purpose in
ville; Howard Jacobson, Toledo.
H. Ringold, Toledo; David Fish Holbrook and Woodward. Judge
life has been to be a Jew, a good for antimacassers, and have them.
night."
Sonday Morning Session
and Clarence J. Strouss, Youngs- James Ellmann will speak on Pal-
There
is
a
large
back
yard,
Jew,
and
to
imbue
other
who
were
"Goodnight."
Judge Maurice Bernon of Cleve- tpwn, 0.
estine.
born in the faith with the same with—of all things!—fruit trees. land will preside at the discussion
That IS something, whatever it is!
Leonard A. Straus of Indiana.
Two cherry trees, a plum tree, a
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
idea.
Strictly
Confidential
on
Sunday morning, viewing the polls will preside over the dis-
It's the sleepy-head bedi which make you think
peach tree. J. H. is awfully fond
Edmund Saperston, Mrs. Harold
For example . .
general community organization. cussion of recreational and educa- Klein, Mrs. Arthur Gottesman,
of
cherries.
Mother rocks you again! Its the clean-as-the-clouas
(CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
Louis S. Bing Jr. of Cleveland will tional activities, with Fred M. Mrs. Harvey Elbinger, Mrs. liar-
Commencing in 1931—and last-
Igre, for almost 20 years, have
table linen gleaming with silver at breakfast! It's
many . . . Professor Einstein has ing for almost two years without come all Jewish figures of impor- be the summarizer and discussants Butzel of Detroit as summarizer. ry Lewis, Mrs. Meyer Zacks, Mrs.
will
be:
Discussants will be:
received a $24 tax bill from Ger- a single break—during the bleak tance who are visiting in Detroit.
Benjamin Doorman, Mrs. Harry
the glint of Lake Michigan, blue or jade! Its the
Lincoln J. Cries and Benj. Ho-
Rabbi David Alexander, Akron; Williams.
many on property the Nazis con- days when Detroit was still sur- The roster runs from DeSola Pool
glamour of those who come and go! It's service
fiscated . . . Among the passen- veying the shards of its shattered to Hank Greenberg. /
suave when you are in THE GREAT STEVENS!
gers on the last trip of the S. S. house, every week—first, a dozen,
It is pretty difficult—though
Europa was a New York Jew and later the number grew to 70
space harldy permits more—to
bound for Naziland to marry an and 80—members of Detroit's
merely say "Dora" and leave it at
community,
would
meet
at
the
THE
Aryan girl to whom he had pro-
that. For the Dora who has been
posed through a matrimonial Ehrlich home. To sing Hebrew
Dora Ehrlich for 25 years now,
magazine ... That delegation of songs. It started at the Ehrlichs.
best beloved and most respected,
Nazi jurists which recently left Eventually it became a sort of
brilliant
but kindly, a leader of all
these shores spents its last day circuit in various homes. At first
enterprise that is Jewish and a
in New York shopping in Macy'a J. H. led the chorus. Later can-
worker
in all causes that are
and from Jewish peddlers on New tors of Shaarey Zedek were en-
worthy, witty, masterful, idolized
WORLD'S LARGEST HOTEL
York's East Side ... Jewish fund- gaged to conduct the singing.
by all who know her—can't be just
raising directors will be inter-
It was J. H. who used to fur-
ROOM WITH BATH FROM
"mentioned" in passing. Concrete
ested to learn that Albert II. Le- nish the chairs for the singers,
proof of what Detroit thinks of the
vene, Jersey City inventor, has and lug them around from one
Ehrlichs--both J. H. and Dora—
won a $151,996 cash award from house to another. Eventually the
came when the house was banked
a Pittsburgh wallpaper manufac- number who attended grew to
with flowers. Tables. chairs, floor,
turer for violation of contract. 100 and 150. The last gathering
stairs, crowded with gifts—on the
DID YOU KNOW THAT
was held at the Hotel Statler , occasion of the 25th anniversary
DINE SMART . . . THE CONTINENTAL ROOM
One of the leading Jewish or- nearly two years ago.
of their wedding. Above the fire-
phanages in New Jersey is quar-
Mr. Ehrlich is a director of : place in the living room—the oil
antined because of infantile pare-. the Zionist Organization, Hebrew portrait
of Dora by Isaac Rader,—
lysis .. . 94-year-old Isaac Adler Free Loan, Clover Hill Park
presented by co-workers in the
JACKSON TEMPLE'S
FEUER TEACHES AT
is the oldest of the three surviv- Cemetery, the Detroit ,Service Campaign.
75TH ANNIVERSARY ing veterans of the Chicago Group; ex-director of United As a member of the Collection
BETH EL COLLEGE
smoke-eaters who fought that Jewish Charities, North End
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
famous Windy City fire of 1871 Clinic, Congregation Shaarey Ze- Committee of the Detroit Service
ICCN('LUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
. . . Edna Ferber now does her dek, United Palestine Appeal, Group, Joe Ehrlich's work carries
over from one Campaign to an-
begin on the opening night. The fixation and who distinctly recalls writing in the Park Avenue pent-
Jewish National Fund—and nu- other.
registration fee is $1 per course of it. Mr. Loeb is 98 years of age, house once owned by the late Ivan merous other groups. Nor is his 1 other He gives of his time.
and effort, twelve months a year.
10 sessions, and $2 for three con- and may not be able to attend Kreuger . . . Billy Rose ("Mr.
humanitarianism sectarian. He
The Ehrlichs have two children:
secutive courses.
the banquet. However. he was the Fanny Brice") used to be Ber-
works just as hard for the Com- Ruth, who does secretarial work,
secretary
of
the
"Mendelssohn
nard Baruch's private stenogra- munity Fund, and is
Other members of the faculty are
one of its I in the family business; Henry still
Literary
Society,"
a
young
men's
pher
.
.
.
Peter
Lorre,
the
screen
Dr. Loo M. Franklin, Rabbi Ber-
most valued aides. For 14 months in high school.
organization affiliated with the monster, can make a good living
nard Zeiger of Flint, Rabbi David Temple at the time, which pre- as a cartoonist ... There are 500 he was a member for the Buck-
Somewhere above, we believe, we
l ey Grand Jury.
Cedarbaum of Lansing, Rabbi El- sented a Sefer Torah to the con- paid Nazi agents in this country,
pronounced the thesis that J. H.
J. H. Ehrlich is a systematic. Ehrlich's avocation may he some-
addition
to
gregation
in
1862.
In
according
to
Rudolf
Vreda,
sec-
mer Berger of Pontiac, Rabbi Na-
his name, the names of the en- retary of the World Committee to methodical personality. Analytic thing else, but his vocation is that
hum Schulman of Windsor, Walter
tire membership of the society are Aid Victims of Hitler Fascism ... He is known for it. At the recent of being a Jew. And a little further
Allied Jewish Campaign where on in
Farber of Detroit and Miss Rose
Pike of the United Hebrew Schools. inscribed upon a silver breast- Vreda has come to America to his leadership was not only effici- fact our story, we mentioned the
that he had been a member
plate with which the Torah was do battle with some of them .. .
Among the other courses offered adorned. A Hebrew inscription George Burns, the sane half of ent but resultful—his ammuni- of the Y. for 25 years. Well .. .
in the field of Jewish
history are upon that Torah assures us that the Burns and Allen team, ion was facts, figures, data, an- . just a fortnight ago the Y. gave
"Bible History," "The History of one of the three Torahs now in
alyses. Ile believed, for example, six medals, at a banquet to six
changed his name from Birnbaum
Jewish Civilization" and "Jewish use by our congregation was the
to Burns because when he was t n percentages. The more calls, who had been constant members
History in the Middle Ages."
1Torah presented by the society, a kid on the East Side he used he more subscriptions. He back- for • quarter century. One of those
Among the classes offered in
and was probably the first Torah to swipe coal from Burns Bros. ed the law of averages, and it who had earned that medal was
Jewil.h literature are "An Intro- the congregation ever had.
Coal Company trucks to keep never failed to back up his argu- J. H. Ehrlich. But he couldn't
duction to the Bible," "A Popular
nd the banquet. You see it was
"The organization year of 1860 the home fires burning ... Guido ments.
I ntroduction
to the Talmud," "Cur- is definitely established by a pro- Jung, Italy's Jewish ex-minister
Methodical—well, for 25 years lbah Hashonah night. —G. B. S.
rut Books on Jewish Problems," gram of the dedicatory services of finance, has gone to Africa to J. II. Ehrlich has been a member
"Modern Jewish Literature" and in honor of our present Temple join Mussolini's flying corps in of the YMCA. Never missed at-
"The Prophets."
building, 30 years ago this month. Ethiopia . . . Hank Grenberg'a tending the gym, at least two-1
Among the courses offered in the This date is also confirmed by our mother thinks it was "beshert" and sometimes three times a
&Id
of religion are "Comparative records. The program of the de- that her son should injure his week, to play handball. Every (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
Religion," "The Jewish Interprets- dication of our present Temple
wrist in the second game of the
t i", of the New Testament" and
gives the names of officers of that World Series so that he wouldn't Brith Messenger of Los Angeles firiGIM living, and how this, in
turn, influenced all of Jewish life
"Jewish Customs, Symbols and year. They were as follows: Pres-
C eremonies."
have to play on Yom Kippur .
is waging a swell fight against the around it.
ident, A. I.. Weiger; vice presi- It cost one of the leading New local Jewish Federation, which in
" A PpArial
The 200-year-old Hassidic story
course is offered in dent, S. J. Loeb; secretary, Her- York mid-town hotels the price
The
turn is subsidizing a competitor as related by Rabbi Minkin is the
Theory and Practice of man Marx; treasurer, S. E. Wolff. of 16 tickets to the World Series
Teac hing
. The news service of the Na- story of Rabbi Israel Baal Shem
in the Jewish Religious Maurice Heurnan, Julius Lewek, because it risked the ire of its
School." This course
is limited to and Meyer Levy were trustees. regular Jewish clientele by ac- tional Conference of Jews and Toe, Rabbi Levi-Yitzhok of Ber-
teacher s
Christians is making giant strides ' dytsclsev, Rabbi Nehmen of Brats-
and prospective teachers
A rel igious news syndicate
at Temple Beth El or other Jewish The latter still serves on our commodating 16 visiting Nazis: with
board. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin since the Nazis were to stay at . . . Editor and Publisher carries lav and the long list of personal-
R eligious Schools.
! dies who made and inspired Has-
delivered the dedicatory address." the hotel during the Yom Kippur
an
ad
announcing
the expansion sidism. The hypocrisy later h-
Two courses are offered in Heb-
The present officers are: Presi- week-end, the hotel manager fig- . . . It
is
understood
that
under
jetted in Hassidism, and as is dis-
hev, Elementary Hebrew and Ad- dent, I. M. Dach; vice president, ured there would be no Jews
vanced Hebrew.
the editorship of Louis Minsky played on the Yiddish stage is con-
S. L. Seaman; treasurer, E. H. around to complain . . . When
Special classes meet on Sunday
the N. C. J. C. N. will be out of ' damned by Rabbi Minkin. His story
Spiesberger; secretary, Sam Gold- the complaints came and the Nazis
''Orningp
the red by the first of the year. rather depicts the deep-rooted in-
and Monday mornings. farb.
were asked to vamoose the hotel GREENBERG AND CUBS
spiration which made the move-
The Sunday morning class is lim-
management solved their prob-
L
14,1 !0 graduates of Temple Beth
It was the unprintable anti-,
an important factor in Jew-
Congregation B'nai Moshe lem by giving them World Series Semitic language hurled at Hank ment
ish life. His conception of Hassid-
Righ School. The Monday morn-
tickets.
Hebrew
and
Sunday
Greenberg
by
members
of
the,
ism,
described
with warmth and
lht class is intended mainly for
JOURNALESE
Cub's team that caused Umpire genuine sympathy, gives an honest
School
n who cannot conveniently at.
The semi-annual statement of Moriarty to toss some of them
The
daily
Hebrew
school
of
Con-
interpretation of the movement.
KTZnings. It is taught by Dr.
ownership of . David Stern's New out of the game . . . The Cubs
A lengthy bibliography and
gregation B'nai Moshe will start
No 4 .
York Post reveals that among the
itors are admitted on the after the holidays with Rev. Joseph financial backers of the paper, in were riding Greenberg unmerci- scholarly notes are important ad-
fully and while Hank can take it, ditions to this fine book and sup
log right. Only those who in- Loewy as teacher, supervised by
s,o1 defiinitely to
addition to Samuel Untermyer, he bitterly and justly resented the gest, •
wide range of reading.
register are in- Rabbi Moses Fischer.
Earle of Pennsyl- attacks on his race and religion
Registration for the Sunday are Governor
Here is a volume which will fas-
Oct. 2. to come on Monday night,
vania,
Senator Guffey of the same . . . And so you Cub fans who cinate the
School classes at Congregation
reader and at the same
B'nai Moshe are still being taken. state, Samuel Fels, Philadelphia thought Moriarty was discrimin- time acts in the interests of truth
philantropist and soap king, and ating against the Cubs, lay off
in describing an important Jewish
Lord, deliver my soul from Regular classes will start on Sun-
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movement.
YOUR
0
Jews Will Be Like That
CONCLUDED FROM EDITORIAL PAGE
SALARY
•
to your
I
loved ones
•
Joseph H. Ehrlich—Vocationally a Jeweler,
Avocationally a Jew
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