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December 20, 1935
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
JEWISH ALL-PRO FOOTBALL TEAM
By IRV KUPCINET
Former All-American Fullback at U. of N. D., and Sports Editor
of Seven Arts Feature Syndicate
JACK MANN
President
•
CARL SCHILLER
General Manager
JOE ZOHOTT
Service Manager
Chanukah Greetings . .
The entire JACK MANN Organization unites in
felicitating your upon this occasion. Each and every
one of them extends to you all Best Wishes for a
•Most Joyous Holiday
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During the span of life, most
men ate able to purchase sufficient
life insurance to cover the cus-
tomary necessities. They will do
this because they want to make
it possible for their families to
continue on without having to be
financially dependent for the ne-
<males of life,
Rather than scrimp and save
to meet the payments, life insur-
ance should be considered the
method of keeping the wolf from
the door.
Life insurance enables a man
to fulfill hie place in the home and
make his dependents financially
independent after he is gone.
Z. B. T. Will Honor
Noted Pediatrician
R. E. Schniedman, Green Bay
Packers.
Q. B. Newman, N. Y. Giants.
L, IL Grossman, Brooklyn Dodg-
ers.
It. II. Goldenberg, Green Bay
Packers,
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Edw. H. Kennedy, Jr.
Eagles.
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And there you have 'em-11, no
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five Jewish backs in the league and
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we needed only four, we shifted
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end. And Jim Kahn, formerly of 5551 Cass Ave.
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As in the case of the Jewish
All-American team, we polled the
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LOUIS E. LETZER
Dr. Arthur A. Ginsberg
Pros to find out if they'd appre-
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the gold footballs we ever want.
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How about plain, ordinary gold-
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team won't get gold footballs—or
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NEW YORK, (N,C.J.C. News
Service) — Under the slogan,
"Make America Safe for Differ-
ences," Brotherhood Day, observed
last year in more than 1000 com-
munities' under the auspices of the
National Conference of Jews and
Christians, will be held throughout
the country on Feb. 22 and 23. The
announcement was made at a meet-
ing of the executive and advisory
council of the National Conference
held at the Roosevelt Hotel under
the chairmanship of Newton D.
Baker, general chairman of the
conference.
The executive committee decided
not to hold an Institute of Human
Relations next year but the hope
was expressed that one or more
regional conferences on human re-
lations would be held during the
summer.
In his annual report, Dr. Everett
R. Clinchy, director, said that the
work of the conference would be
expanded, principally by the or-
ganization of many additional
Round Tables of Protestants, Cath-
olics and Jews in communities
throughout the country. He re.
ported that a new, permanent
Round Table has Just been formed
in Chicago under the co-chairman.
ship of General Charles G. Dawes,
Albert D. Lasker, Judge J. P.
McGoorty and Fred Sargent. The
affiliation of the University Reli-
gious Conference of Los Angeles
with the National Conference was
also announced. The • Los Angeles
leaders include Bishop James Ba-
ker, Methodist, Rabbi Edgar Mag-
nin, Jew, Monsignor John Cawley,
Catholic and Bishop Bertrand
Stevens, Anglican. Four hundred
Round Tables now exist, Dr. Clin-
chy announced.
In a plea for statesmanship in
handling human relations during
the present period of stress, Dr.
Clinchy said: "In any period like
this one of speeded-up social
change, tensions and strains in
human relations can become swift-
ly acute. Statesmanship must be
continually operative. The channels
of council between all groups in-
volved should be kept open and
active to allow for the give and
take of tensions in the neighbor-
hood, the larger community, the
state and the world. Otherwise, the
chances are that resort will be
taken to overt, convulsive clashes."
On account of the Christmas
and New Year days occurring
on Wednesdays, all copy for
insertion in the issues of The
Detroit Jewish Chronicle of
Dec. 27 and Jan. 3 will have to
be in the hands of the editor
before 4 p. m. on Mondays, Dec.
23 and Dec. 30. All copy re-
ceived after that date will be
retained for insertion in the fol-
lowing weeks' issues.
Dr. Pendleton Nomad Brotherhood
Day Chairman
NEW YORK (WNS)—Dr. El-
len F. Pendleton, president of
Wellesley C o I I e g e, Wellesley,
Mass., has been appointed national
chairman of the 1936 Brotherhood
Day observance, it was announced
here by the National Conference
of Jews and Christians, under
whose auspices the observance will
be held on Feb. 22 and 23. The
first woman to head Brotherhood
Day, Dr. Pendleton succeeds Dr.
S. Parkes Cadman and Dr. John
II. Finley as chairman.
gag
env Nate
alr. mid Mr.
Kahn of Auburn
entertain.' at • family d in ner last gun.
dav in honor of their 2050 w.liting anni.
venter* Later In the es • tn.. is
.vIted !heir many friends
,:, 4 0r
.
Mr. and Mrs.
E•r4.1. Mr. and Mrs
1 . 01110. Kahn. Mr and Mrs Kidney sher-
d. Mrs Louie Morten, Mr. Allan Llch•
lig and Mrs. Moe Ormalight. all of I..
troll. The host• were the recipient. of
any
autiful alft• at thula rtlet•I
m
• nd Mi l be
er
Among the firet of the etudente to ar-
rive home for th• holld•ys le Ml.. Eileen
liirschfleld from Smith Pollee* North.
amigo.* Mats. who will spend the nest
three weeks with her parent.. Mr and
Mr. J
Joe. A. itthw•rt• Is spending this
week In Noe Terk.
in 3t!t.to."4,, , I Iirechfield ',pent the week.end
The Jernple
s c hool arranged
c ha,
nt •A obgrices for Frid•r night •nd
th• Sisterhood will errs gem., En•
it•nrs of ruts one gem. will he M
progrese later,
Mr. •rull Mrs H. Immersion. of Wood.
aide Ave had a their wok-end gore.
Mr. and Mra too flumfally of Toronto
Mr. Ogrefsky, their daughter. Is a for.
met Hay t'llysiv,
`Cincy's' Hed-Aids
Play Askowitz's
Team on Sunday
Opp. Crowley Milner Co.
Randolph 6776
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In obwerlance of the teeth anniversary
of the birth of Mark Twain, Rabbi Her.
ter oel•ctorl as his
"Mark
...mon for F•Ibley
mentos. lb.' It. ••rk Twain: Philos-
opher of ArnerIca'• Long Atm."
Mr. Norman Buckner and Mr. Hen.
Amin Gol dstein were hostess.. al a tea
of lovely appointments on %V.-bleeds,.
when Mrs IN, knee opened her home for
the Iladasealt chapter of Ihrtroit With*
guogs were prewent fromDetroit. headed
Jowsph Ehrlibtr and Mre, Garry
ho
Jackson. both of whom cook. glowingly
of the recent notional convention in
(Moreland, tsp.- 101y on the adoption of
the new lolidee
On
h concvms the
t•kinte of from
to
Gormen Jett.
Iob children to Palestine Al ,,,,, gimately
1.0 goost• wore tee. t Mrs. Joseph Her.
nett ableMre Julius Levin presided at
the table
Suicide. Epidemic Hits Refugees
in Spain
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Ntiut Notes
Intereeting evente of the near future
engaged the woolen of Temple Beth
Sisterhood Wednesday •fternoon at their
tneeting In the temple moms. with Mrs.
Ellie Warren presiding. Mrs. Max
Zuncel 'iti lfein"llhan‘nhalt prrhn.
g 'rraTn 'nin
form of a play and tahleau In he held
Sunday at
o'clock In the fetus , . room.
Mr. Louie Herne was •pPoInted 01W.
limn of the ticket committee of the the.
terbood dIvIelon for the lecture by Will
Durant to ibe elven Jaw 1 at the MO-
sink Temple, under the •umpicen of the
Tempi.
Temple Men's Club.
A
Of the state convention of
rorn
let r.ated Temple Sisterhood. held In
c
and 131 44.7. 1 71.. ndLm
.,7-,,t 1 1,7;:."4" 7,';
the latter. They were delegate*
ars
Maurice itotenl.rg riled • peace "flash"
on the Cowie •nd Cure of War.
Several oppoIntment• were announced
hi the president.
Mrs. Louis Lobel.,
and
Gilbert Fienherg will Nerve on
the m n' board of rilrectms and e Mr.
Hyman Podoisky will he •Iternate. Mrs.
Abraham Eiseman and Mr. Jo.ph
I ork were named to act on the rev..
n of the ...Institution.
bi-m onthly
I
Cultural
hour conducte
d The
by Rabbi Her.
erd Zieeer will be /mid at 4 0 . 00ek
seternoon.
Tell
followed the twain.. meoging.
Mrs. E B. Sa., and Mrs. Hen Schl•ger
presiding at th• table while Mr.. Sant
liagldeohn was In , harts of t he a,
Podolsky.
Turner,
stn.
sr Mom and Mrs. Frank
The Junior Meterhood of firth Israel
will hit,• an inst•lbatIon and tea Sunday
afternoon at 4 Welch.% at the Jewish
r'ommunity r'enter Friends •re Invited
and Mira Zelda
ilomentli•I of l.troll will I. the ', peak.
erg and Miss Evelyn Shapiro I. chair-
..
Officer. to he Installed are: President,
Mims Anita RoeentotunG vice-president.
Misr Thelma Ittosenfeld; isoret•ry. 141.
Ada Kaplan; treasurer. Mina Alice lev-
rrin.
nob' a, z son.,
Plans have been completed for the an.
aunt donor dinn, eponoored by Flad•s.
gab which will this year take place at
the Durant Hotel. gunet•y, Dec 21. fol-
lowed by dencing at 1.30. which will no
doubt
et • large company of the
Young People horns from ...hard
Mrs Glihert Flenberg le general rh•ir.
ellth Mr. Jame. Cooper•t•In ••
her assistant Pinner arrangement. •re
being eoPervIeed by Mrs 8 Pearl-
gine and Samuel M•eideohn In charge
of the program In Mrs
Lout. Leheter:
thkets. Mrs Ellie Warren: PofillcitY.
Mrs. Ii Goldnotn. saving• hank Mermen
Leff; mlerellaneoue det•II. Mrs. Morris
Oold
Prominent on th• program la the
•Pesker. Rabbi Hernard 7.eiger A Wh-
at. to Henrietta Patti& whose nth hit-O-
da, anniversary is being ....erred Ise
will be given by Mr. .1 E
PlOttftl•
'erg Mr.. W.I., will act as master
of common..
Dave Diamond's or. hes -1ra from Detroit
ell) furnish the music .
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9043 TWELFTH ST.
Garfield 2583
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3125 RIVARD ST.
Randolph 7966
VIENNA BAKERY
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Townsend 8-5149
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. Wrapping Paper, Twine, Bags . I
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671 MULLETT ST.
Randolph 7250
Dental Laboratory
8902 12th ST.
Madison 8849
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Beauty Parlor Supplies
1265 GRISWOLD ST.
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2790 W. GRAND BLVD
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2493 RUSSELL
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5549 W. WARREN
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Theta Omega Sorority met at
the home of Mies Roselyn Walker,
1695 Calvert. The bridge-dansant
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Teo fl;iteUSSed. A club gathering
First Block N. of Fenkell. Open
was held Dec. 15. Sally Katz,
Evenings
Ann Miller and Sally Green were
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appointed on the sick committee
Genre Jessel's first literary ef-
fort, "We Have With Us Tonight"
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Stylers of Good Printing
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Federal Yeast Co.
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1689 W. GRAND BLVD.
Garfield 9375
Plucer Drug Store
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743 BEAUBIEN ST.
Randolph 6617
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117 E. FOREST AVE.
Terrace 2-9721
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Watnick Pharmacy
It will be former protege pitted
against coach when lied-Aid, un-
beaten in four straight games in
the Mid-West basketball confer-
ence, clashes with Windsor Cooper
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Busses of Windsor, Ont., in a
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regular league game which fea-
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tures Sunday night's program at
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the Naval Armory.
We Call for and Deliver
Philip "Cincy" Sachs is the
coach, Sam Askowitz the protege.
1947 E. KIRBY
Askowitz, a mainstay on the Fled-
Plana 1600
656 ROWENA
Aid team which captured the
Columbia 0771
Triple A championship of the De-
troit Basketball Association last
season, has discarded the robes of
Sachs' protege for the role of
Fruit and Vegetable Market
coach.
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8675 TWELFTH ST.
Sam not only coaches the basket
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Euclid
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snipers from across the river but
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is a player as well. He stands 6
feet 4 inches and is dangerous
when close to the hoop. He hopes
to be doubly so when his team
All best makes, late styles;
meets the one coached by his for-
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look, wear, write, guaranteed
mer teacher and adviser—Sachs.
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like new.
Detroit's oldest
Sam always has had a hanker-
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firm.
Ilere
you
save
half.
ing fcr coaching a team and it is
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the main reason he is affiliated 319 STATE ST.
with the Windsor aggregation.
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When the two fives met in Wind-
Kosher Delicatessen
sor some weeks ago lied-Aid came
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through with a 34-20 victory:
Townsend 6.9335
Askowitz wasn't with the Cooper
team then and is anxious to make
Quality Baked Goods
his first start against his former
916 WESTMINSTER
coach a big success.
Silks, Woolens, Cotton and Yard
Townsend 8.9487
The Cooper team is composed
Goods
practically of the same players
Main Store
who represented Jewell In the De-
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troit Basketball Association last
Trinity 2.7742
season. It is a formidable collec-
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tion of players who are apt to
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cause lied-Aid a great deal of
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trouble.
L. LEVIN, Proprietor
BRADY JUNK CO.
BARCELONA.— (WNS) — A
sudden wave of suicides among
Nine pages chock-full of fas-
German-Jewish refugees is riving
cinating Information are devoted to
the Jewish community in Barce-
Jewish and related Semitic mytho-
lona serious cause for worry. In
logical figures in "The World of
the past week there have been
Myths" by Frank C. Bray (Thomas
Among those who joined the three suicides and in the last two
Y. Crowell Co.), the first and only
owe-volume encyclopedia of the moment against the Berlin Olym- months nearly a score of Jewish
wwld'a mythology, which provides pics are:
emigres took their own lives, The
The Christian Advocate, official reason for the suicides is the eco-
an excellent and much-needed con-
organ
organ
of
the
Methodist
cise guide to the legendary figures
nomic plight of the refugees and
also their fear of being deported
and gods of every civilization that Episcopal Church.
Rey. Albert W. Beaven, D. D., to Germay. This latter fear is
has produced a mythology of its
president of the Colgate-Roches- based on the fact that a large
own.
. ter Divinity School, former press- number of refugees have been
Against Olympics
1107 FARMER ST.
MILADY'S
French Cleaners
held on Dec. 30, at the Standard
Club, in Chicago, during the fra-
ternity's 37th annual convention.
His work in the field of children's
diseases has been recognized in-
ternationally.
Dr. Abt has been honored by
numerous organizations and med-
ical societies, among his many
honors being that of a Chevalier of
Legion of Honor of France.
The election of Dr. Abt by the
supreme council of the fraternity
was announced by S. E. Heilbron,
chairman of the Z. B. T. conven-
tion committee. The initiation cere-
mony will be followed by the an-
nual banquet of the fraternity.
Governor Henry Horner, a member
of the fraternity, will be one of the
principal speakers. Herbert Steiner
of New York City, national presi-
dent, and Lee D. Dover of Los
Angeles, general secretary, will also
speak.
Z. B. T. was founded in 1898
and has 34 chapters at the prin-
cipal universities of the United
States, Including the University
of Michigan, and 37 alumni clubs,
in the principal cities, including
Detroit.
Zeta Beta Tau is known inter-
nationally as the donor of the
"Gottheil Medal" which it gives
each year to the American who
has done the most for Jewry.
Eight medals have been presented
since the institution of this an-
nual award. The awardees were
Stephen Wise, David A. Brown,
Aaron Sapiro, Julius Rosenwald,
Felix Warburg, Governor Ilerbert
H. Lehman, John Haynes Holmes
and the Pilgrimage Team of the
National Conference of Jews and
Christiana, Everett R. Clinchy,
J. Elliot Ross and Morris S. Lan-
aron.
The four-day Z. B. T. conclave,
which will be attended by hun-
dreds from all sections of the
country, will include meetings,
dinners and dances, and will end
with the fraternity's annual New
Year's Eve Ball. Eight special
convention trains will carry Z. B.
T. delegates to Chicago from all
sections of the United States. S.
E. Heilbron, 27 E. Monroe St.
Chicago, Ill., is chairman of pre-
arrangements, heading a commit-
tee of 100.
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Dr. Isaac Arthur Abt, noted
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elected to honorary membership in
Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, national
collegiate fraternity, and will be
initiated at a special ritual to be
DR. ISAAC ARTHUR ABT
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It was only last week that we
climbed out on a limb in selecting
a Jewish All-American grid team
—the complaints are still rolling
in!—and here we go with another.
This time it's a Jewish All-Profes-
sional team, and we hardly expect
any letters of indignation because
we left off some star.
The joke this time is on the
writers of indignant letters because
there are only a handful of Jew-
ish players in the National profes-
sional league—ELEVEN to be
exact.
But even at that-11 men to fill
11positions—I'm not sure of my-
self. I've been wrong often in the
realm of sport that somewhere
along the task of filling 11 posi-
tions with 11 men one of my usual
mishaps is likely to occur.
Hold your breath—here it corneal
The All-Jewish Professional foot-
ball team:
L. E. Singer, N. Y. Giants.
L. T. Gordon, Chicago Cardinals.
L. G. Kaplan, N. Y. Giants.
C. Barrager, Green Bay Packers.
R. G. Handler, Chicago Car-
dinals.
It. T. Kahn, Boston Redskins.
On the Occasion of the Celebration of the Feast of
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