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monides, medieval Jewish philoso-
pher and sage, was awarded here
to the prize pupils of the New
York Jewish religious schools by
the Jewish Education Association.
The presentation, held under the
auspices of the Association was
attended by over 2,000 parents
and pupils, and 521 medals in
gold, silver and bronze were
awarded. The principal address
was delivered by Bernard Semel,

J. Goldstein, vice-president; and
Israel Konovitp, president of the
Principal's Association. The meet-
ing was under the general charge
of Israel S. Chipkin, education
director. The gas received their
medals from David Shapiro, pub-
lisher of the New York Day, who
donated them in memory of his
wife, Bella. David W. Unterberg,
son of the late Israel Unterberg,
former president of the associa-
tion, handed the medals to the
boys.
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74 silver and 405 bronze medals.
The gold medals represented a
perfect attendance record, "A"
in conduct and scholastic prog-
ress, and in addition first choice
of the faculty or student body.
The silver medals represented ■
99 per cent attendance and "A"
in conduct and progress. The
bronze medals were awarded for
95 per cent or over in attendance
and "A" in conduct and progress.

Radio Priest Asked
Stand on Olympics

The Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
has been asked to give his endorse-
ment to, and to speak at a special
anti-Nazi Olympics Forum and
mass meeting in Detroit, on Dec. 6,
according to a letter dispached to
him Saturday. Other prominent in-
dividuals who have already en-
dorsed the gathering include Rabbi
Leon Fram, of Temple Beth El,
Francis Dillon, national organizer
of the Associated Auto Workers of
America.
The meeting, which is being spon-
sored by the American Youth Con-
gress in conjunction with numerous
other religious, athletic and im-
provement organizations, is called
to protest the holding of the 1936
Olympics in Germany where, under
the Hitler regime, Jews, Catholics
and Protestants are persecuted. At
this meeting, in addition to speak-
ers representing the clergy, labor
and the field of athletics, the re-
sults will be read of a city-wide
plebiscite now being conducted on
the question, "Shall American Ath-
letes Compete in the Berlin Olym-
pics?" The results of the poll will
be telegraphed to the Amateur
Athletic Association, whose na-
tional convention opens on the same
date, Dec. 6.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Nov. 23—Oneg Shabat at home of Mrs. David Diamond.
Mrs. David de Solo Pool, speaker.
Nov. 24—Fifteenth annual dance of Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization.
Nov. 25.—Zedakah Club's second pep rally.
Nov. 25—Current Events and Study of Current Jewish
Problems. Rabbi Leon Fram, at 11 o'clock, at 89 Rowena,
Nov. 26-8:30 p. in: Regular meeting of Sisterhood of B'nai
Moshe. Report on the bazaar. Discussion of future affairs.
Nov. 26—Second annual donor dinner of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Yeshivah Beth Judah.
Nov. 26—Address by Mrs. Rebecca Kohut under the aus-
pcies of the League of Jewish Women's Organization,
Nov. 28—Annual Junior Iladassah dance at Masonic Temple.
Dec. 1—Equality Club bridge dance at Aztec Tower.
Dec. 1—Molly Siegel Organization's donor luncheon.
Dec. 2—Detroit section of the National Council of Jewish
Women. Regular monthly meeting at Jewish Community Center,
2:30 p. m. Dr. Solomon Lowenstein, speaker, on subject, "Jewish
Social Work Today."
Dec. 2—Regular Council Meeting.
Dec. 2—Address before Kvutzah Ivrith by Dr. Israel Efros
of Buffalo on "The Highlights of Hebrew I'oetry in the New Zion."
Dec. 2—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks' Home, eve-
ning pep meeting for "Grand Ball," at Jewish Community Center,
for members and husbands.
Dec. 4—Annual luncheon of Neugarten Sunshine Club, at
the Detroit Leland Hotel,
Dec. 4-2 p. m. Jewish Children's Home Auxiliary meeting,
at Children's Home, Petoskey and Burlingame.
Dec. 4—Junior Home Relief Society dessert bridge.
Dec. 4-8:30 p. m.: General meeting of Congregation B'nai
Moshe. Members are urged to attend,
Dec. 4—Sunshine Club donor luncheon.
Dec. 8—Pr. Shalom Spiegel, member of the faculty of
the Jewish Ina itute of Religion, speaking before the Men's Club
of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "Jewish Self-Hate."
Dec. 8—Junior Hadassah meeting at Statler Hotel, 2:30 p. m.
Dec. 10—$3 donor banquet of Women's Mizrachi Organiztion,
Dec. 11—Annual donor luncheon of Zedakah Club.
Dec. 15—"Grand Ball" sponsored by the Women's Auxiliary
of Jewish Old Folks' Home at Statler Hotel.
Dec. 22—Sisterhood of Congregation Shaarey Zedek Cha-
nukah Supper Dance.
Dec. 22—Dinner concluding membership drive of Congre-
gation B'nai Moshe.
Dec. 25-29—Convention of Poale-Zeire Zion,
Dec. 26—Joint goodwill dinner of Men's Clubs of Congre-
gations Beth El, Shaarey Zedek, B'nai David and B'nai Moshe, at
the B'nai Moshe.
Dec. 29—Shaarey Zedek children's Chanukah party.
Dec. 29—Annual Chanukah dinner of Jewish Community
Center.
Dec. 31—Zedakah Club's New Year's Eve party at Book-
Cadillac Hotel,
Jan. 8—European Womens Welfare Organization donor
luncheon.
Jan. 12—Annual dance of Junior Jewish National Fund,
at Hotel Statler.
Jan. 12—Annual dinner of Detroit Service Group.
Jan. 13 and 14—Annual Federation Days.
Jan. 19—Address by Emil Lengyel before forum of Men's
Club of Shaarey Zedek on the subject "The Boiling Cauldron of
Europe."
Jan. 19—Sixth annual $5 luncheon of Junior IIadassah. at
the Statler Hotel.
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. 18—Luncheon of Pioneer Women's Organization,
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 11—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary of
Jewish National Fund.
March 18—Address by Dr. Hans Kohn, eminent authority
on Eastern affairs, before the forum of Men's Club of Congrega-
gation Shaarey Zedek.
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 "Factors of 'Survival in Jewish Life."

Epps, To. 8-2934, who will be
glad to arrange a day.
Enthusiasm is being shown by
Mrs. hl. Sussman, president of the
Junior group, and her officers for
the New Year's Eve dinner party
at the Fort Wayne Hotel. Dave
Diamond's orchestra, under the
personal supervision of Dave Dia,
mond, will furnish the music.
There will be a floor show and a
catered dinner. Mrs. A. J. Red-
blatt, chairman, is assisted by
Mrs. P. E. Epps and Mrs. H.
blitz. For reservations call To.
6-7825.

North Woodward branch of the
Jewish Women's European Wel-
fare Organization met at the home
of Mrs. M. S. Satovsky on Chi-
cabo Blvd. Plans were discussed
for a memorial luncheon which
will take place on Dec. 10. This
is a yearly event and is given in
memory of the departed.
The third donor kosher lunch-
eon program on Jan. B at the
Shaarey Zedek is being completed.
The organization thanks members
and friends for their co-operation. UNVEILING OF TOMBSTONE
Various ways are suggested for
An unveiling of a monument in
earning quotas and stores for memory of Harry Rodin will take
rummaging are still available by place on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 2 p.
calling the chairman, Mrs. P. E. m., at Har Harmoria Cemetery.

. . . Norma Shearer, MGM star
who adopted the Jewish faith when
she married Irving G. Thalberg,
has presented her husband with a
gold locket which contains strands
of their two children's hair and a
lock of her own,

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Jewish Community Center News

BASKETBALL SEASON AT
CENTER OPENS NOV. 24
All of the basketball leagues of
the Jewish Community Center
have their opening games during
the week of Nov. 24, The senior
league opens the season with the
following schedule:

Blue IMIl•lon
Gelds
ve. arranger, "A" at the Cen-
ter. Sunday. Nov. 24, 3:30 p. m.
Carneraderle va. Illegal. al the Cen-
ter. Sunday, Nov. IL 4:30 p, m.
Phi HolnPa iota vs. Omega .aand• st
Central High, Monday, Nov. 25, No. 1,
10:20 P. m.
Paladlm ra Pale at Central 111011,
Monday, Nov. 51, No I, 9:30 p. m.
AleInIna- 11Ye.

White DIvIalon
Eao va. Colleglatea at the Center.
Sunday, Nov. 24, at 1:30 p.
Vanguards V. A. 7.. A. 63 at the Cen-
ter, Sunday. Nov. 54. at 2:30 p. n1.
Are. V. Pilots at Central, Monday.
Nov. 25. at 10:20 p, tA, No. Z.
olyinpi,s cc St ranKers • 1 - 1 at Cen-
tral, Monday, Nov. 25, at 9:30 p. fn.
No. 2.
Uhl Sigma-11y.

The sub-seniors open their
league games on Monday, Nov.
25, at Northern High School. The
following teams are scheduled to
play:

Orlolea

Monthly. Noe. 53
A . nen. III Hatter. at 10:30

Cardinalev. Halcoalle, al 9:30 p

Tuesday. Nov. DI

Linn-nine vs, Comnindores. at 9:30 p
Tr/I./Ana—Bye

nn

Thorodsy, Nov. 55 (Thanksgiving DU)

Stage v. Concordia.. 1:00 p.
Pal-Koma v. Monarchs. 2:00 p.
Tartara vs. I
L
I:00 p.
l'opanes vs. VIkInga. 4:00 p. tu

become very active in Girl Scou t
affairs,
During the past year the troop
was reorganized and 15 girls be -
tween the ages of 10 and 18 joined
the group. This year already 25
girls have enrolled and work ha s
been started. The meetings are
held on Wednesdays from 4 unti l
5:30. One hour is spent in pass -
ing teats, learning knots, and hold -
ing citizenship and business meet -
ings, The remaining half hour is
devoted to playing games and
singing songs.
All girls between the ages of
10 and 18 are invited to attend a
meeting and make the acquaint
once of the captain, lieutenants
and Scouts.
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GIRLS' PING PONG
TOURNAMENT NOV. 28
The girls' ping pong tourna -
ment which was scheduled to take
place at the Jewish Community
Center, on Nov. 18, has• been
changed to Nov. 28. Entries for
the tournament must be in by
Nov. 26.
All girls who are members of
the Center are eligible to enter
the tournament. Please turn all
entries in to Jack Freedman, in
charge of the game room.

FORM VOLLEY BALL TEAM
The Business and Professional
'
All of the Intermediate games Men of the Jewish Community
Center
are making their first ven.
will be played on Mondays and
Wednesdays at the Center, begin- ture into competitive sport. with
the
organization
of a volley ball
ning Monday, Nov. 25:
team.
Moaday, Nev. 53
Tina. v. Tiger•. 6:3"
The first game of the season
Wolserin, ye 5f...rah", a:15
will be played on Monday, Nov.
Wednesday, Nor. t7
Vlio-ounte ve T"I TO, 5:45.
25, at 9 p. m., against the Ilan-
ve Winans I:I6
nan Y. M, C. A.,. at the Hannan
Spar.. vs. Young Israel I.Inna 3. no
"
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Members of the team repre-
MOTHERS CLUBS
senting
the Center are Ed Brown,
Mrs. R. C. Lemm of Wayne
University will lead a discussion Sam Blumberg, Wm. Leib, Joe
Of character education for the Greenbaum, William Smith and
Monday Afternoon Mothers' Club Peter Abrams.
D ates are open for home and
of the Jewish Community Center,
on Monday, Nov. 25, at 2 p. m., home games with other groups of
at the Dexter branch of the Cen- similar type.

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On Tuesday, Nov. 26, at 8 p. m.,
the Fenkell Club will hold an in-
stallation of officers at the Fen-
kill Talmud Torah. Mrs. R. Pet-
tinghol of Wayne University will
speak on "Sex Education."
A singing group for the mem-
bers of all the Mothers' Clubs has
been organized. The group will
meet every Thursday at 1 p. tn.,
at the studio of Mrs. Gertrude
Shubow Friedman, 9850 Twelfth
St. Weekly rehearsals will be held
for the Judas Maccabee operetta
which will be presented during the
the week of Chanukah.
Every Thursday evening from
7 until 9 a sewing class is held at
the Center and from 9 until 11 a
knitting class. The class Is open
to all members.
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Jewish View of "Hell"

The word hell, in the authorized
version of the Hebrew Old Testa-
ment, is a definite mistranslation of
the Hebrew word Sheol, which
means the grave, the nether world.
The Jews of Old Testament times
had to knowledge of • hell. Such
■ concept, insofar as it became part
of the popular Jewish conscious-
ness, was borrowed from (he an-
cient Babylonians and Persians. In
later generations, the word Gehin-
non, more familiar as Gehenna,
came to be syonymous with hell be-
cause of the fires kindled to Molich
in the Ge Hinnom (literally Valley
of Hinnom) south of Jerusalem.
The rabbis of the Talmud had a
good deal to say about Gehinnom
and its Grey punishments. But the
GIRL SCOUT TROUP
concept of hell as • firey torment
Girl Scout Troop 28 of the Jew- has never penetrated deeply into
ish Community Center has re- the consciousness of the Jew.
sumed its activities for the conn-
Ila- ing year. Under the leadership
Boys and girls in the garden of Meier Shfeyah, Junior by of Mrs. Sidney Meyerson, assisted
Even a dead cherry tree can
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