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Mrs. Philip Slomovitz, lunch-
eon chairman, announces that
plans are almost completed for
the fifth annual donor luncheon of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Jew-
lab National Fund to be held at
the Book Cadillac Hotel on Tues-
day, March 10. A strictly kosher
luncheon will be nerved.
Interesting table decorations
are being arranged by Mrs. Eli
Sachae.
An exceptionally fine program
will be presented. Rabbi James
G. Heller, spiel-
tualleader of the
Isaac M. Wise
`1.
Temple in Cin-
cinnati will be
g u ea t speaker.
Rabbi Heller is
nationally known
as an orator of
note. Emma Lax-
aroff Scheyer,
well known local
soprano, will ren-
der several selec-
tions, accompan-
ied by Rebecca
Katzman Froh-
man. Ida Divin.
off Rothberg, tat- Simon Shetser
e n t e d violinist,
will entertain, accompanied by
Henry Herrmann.
Mrs. M. Finkel, chairman of
rummage announces that stores
are available for rummage. She
can be reached at TO. 6-4136.
Mrs. Max Wewsler is chairman
of the souvenir booklet.
At the last meeting held at
the Book Cadillac Hotel on Feb.
26, Arthur Robbins, local attor-
ney, was guest speaker. William
Chaggai entertained with several
vocal selections accompanied by
Miss Levy and Mrs.
'
A. Knoppow
presented current events.
The next meeting will be the
final pep meeting prior to the
luncheon. It will be held at the
Book Cadillac Hotel on Tuesday,
March 3, at p. m. Women are
urged to pay up their pledges on
or before that date. Simon Shet-
zee will be guest speaker. Zang
Garber, violinist and leader of
the Garber Orchestra, will enter-
tain. lie will be accompanied by
Bill Kreiger. Refreshments will
be served.
Rabbi J. S. Sperka will speak
over Radio Station IVIVIBC, on
Altman's Jewish Hour, Sunday,
March 1, at 12 noon, in behalf
of the luncheon. Leon Kay will
speak at 6:30 p. m. Sunday on
Station WJBK, over the Jewish
Radio Forum.
Mrs. I. Goodman, luncheon sec-
retary, Townsend 6-3578, an-
nounces the following pledgee re-
ceived:

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

March 1—Second Jewish Youth Conference at Jewish Com-
munity Center, from 1 to 6 p. m.
March 4—Hadassah Honor Roll Concert at Masonic Temple.
March 1—Purim Dinner-Dance of Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood,
March 7--Temple Beth El Senior High School Annual
Purim Dinner-Dance in social hall of Temple Beth El, at 6:30 p. m.
March 8—Annual meeting of Jewish Welfare Federation
and United Jewish Charities (afternoon).
March 8—Annual Detroit Service Group Get-To-Gether
(evening).
March 8—Purim Party of Shaarey Zedek Sunday School.
March 8—Purim Military Ball of the Julius Rosenwald
Post No. 218 of American Legion, at Statler Hotel.
March 8—Bicur Cholem Jrs. 28th Purim Dance at the Book
Cadillac Hotel.
March 114—Evening Musicale of Music Study Club.
March 10—Annual $5 donor luncheon of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Jewish National Fund.
March 11—Professional and Business Women's Division of
Hadassah, at Hotel Statler. Address by Rabbi Leon Frani,
March 14—Home Relief Society, Night of Games at B'nai
Moshe Center, Dexter and Lawrence.
March 15—Banquet of Palestine Labor Campaign,
March 15—Presentation of "Pinafore" by. Music Group of
Young People's Temple Club, at Temple Beth El.
March 16—Women's Auxiliary of Jewish Old Folks' Home
regular meeting at Statler Hotel at 2 p. m.
March 17—Address by Rabbi Leon I. Feuer before Zionist
Organization of Detroit, at Shaarey Zedek.
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 22—Annual donor dinner of Detroit Auxiliary of
Los Angeles Sanatorium.
March 23—Theater party and bridge of Zedakah Club.
March 25—Woman's Auxiliary of United Hebrew Schools,
at 2 p. m., at Hotel Statler. Board meeting at 12:30,
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."
March 29—March Frolic of Zedakah Juniors.
March 29—"Amateur Night" of the Young Men's Jewish
Association.
April 19—Annual Neshef of ilashomer Ilatzoir at Northern
high School.
May 2—Neugarten Sunshine Club, Mothers and Daughters
Luncheon.
May 3—Eva Prenzlauer and Infant Service Group Mothers'
and Daughters' Luncheon.
May 3—Spring dance of Junior Group of Jewish Old Folks'
Home, at the Statler.
May 10—Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood Mothers' and Daugh-
ters' Luncheon.

NORTH END CLINIC
'HONORS SALTZSTEIN

Beatrice B. Epel
Called by Death

Miss Beatrice Bessie Epel, 17-
year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Abraham
J. Epel of 15329 Park.
Former Chief of Staff Had
side Ave., passed away Thursday,

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Rendered Service for
15 Years

In tribute to his 15 years of
service as chief of staff of North
End Clinic, Dr. Harry C. Saltz-
stein was honored at a dinner on
Tuessday evening, Feb. 25, at
Temple Beth El. Those in attend-
ance included the trustees, medical
staff, personnel and volunteer
workers of the clinic, as well as
representatives from the Jewish
Welfare Federation and the Moth-
ers' Clinic.
During his period of service as
North End Clinic's chief, from
1920 through 1935, Dr. Saltzstein
worked in the clinic's quarters in
the liannah Schloss Bldg., in the
temporary quarters on Westmins-
ter Ave., and in the present Leo-
pold Winernan Memorial Building,
at 936 Holbrook. The clinic's pres-
ent, well-equipped plant, is due in
great measure to Dr. Saltzstein's
work and foresight.
In addition to his administrative
duties, over this period of years,
Dr. Saltzstein has regularly con-
ducted a treatment clinic for pa-
tients. He has also concerned him-
self with the educational develop-
ment of the physicians of the corn.
munity. The medical-educational
program conducted by North End
Clinic, which offers post-graduate
work in specialized fields, is large-
ly due to Dr. Saltzstein's efforts.
lie has worked actively in behalf
of the Dr. Max Bailin Memorial
Lectures, the Monday morning con-
ferences and the regular staff
meetings which offer Detroit's Jew-
ish physicians opportunity for spe-
cialized study.
Although he has resigned as
chief of staff, Dr. Saltzstein is con-
tinuing as North End Clinic's chief
of surgery.

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Jewish Radio Forum

The Jewish Radio Forum on
Sunday evening, March 1, will iv'
broadcast from Station WJBK at
6:30 p. m. It will feature an ad-
dress by Dr. Alexander Sanders,
member of the boards of the Jew-
ish National Workers Aliance and
the National Labor Committee, on
the subject "Who Shall Build Pal-

estine?"

Others on the program will in.
elude S. Brooks Barron, attormy,
member of the Detroit Service
Group, In the "Federation News.
gram,' and an address by Leon
Kay in the interest of the $5 donor
luncheon of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Jewish National Fund.
Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
Forum, will preside.

BEATRICE BESSIE EPEL

Feb. 20, after a long illness. She Halevy Plans Purim Party
REARING APPAREL
per Pound
was a victim of streptococcus.
The Halevy Singing Society will
Miss Epel had attended Central
per
High School in 1933-34. She was have a Purim party for members
and
their friends, it is announced
an
active
member
of
many
clubs
Minimum Charge, $1.50
i
and held high office in the Student by J. Bussell, social chairman. The
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
Council. She also attended the date will be announced at the next
We Call for and Deliver to All Parts of the City
Shaarey Zedek High School, where meeting.
The following names were omit-
she was secretary of the Student
Council and an honor pupil. In ted from last week's list of officers:
1933 she won an oratorical contest Mrs. Esther Nemer, hospital chair-
sponsored by the Shaarey Zedek. man; Miss Edith Miller, librarian;
Beatrice was forced to leave M. Appleblatt, membership chair.
school in October, 1934, when she man; J. Siegel, executive member.
took ill and was confined to bed
NAZI PROPAGANDA -
for 18 months. She was treated at
SEMINARY HONORS
Harper Hospital for several
IN U.' S. COLLEGES
50TH ANNIVERSARY months, and since March 1935 was
TOO CAN BUY QUALITY KONtIKIt SWAIM WITH CONFIDENCE from
under the oxygen tent at the home
DOROTHY PRITZ BECKER
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
of her parents.
of 1717 W. Philadelphia Ave. died
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
From Denmark serums were on Monday, Feb. 24, at the age of
its leaders who were Catholics,
were shot, Prof. Bergel asserted.
Baruch Zuckerman, leader of the cos Jastrow, Dr. Alexander Kohut rushed in an attempt to save her. 29. Funeral services were held on
No Connection With Any Other Meet Market In Detrolt
The second is the German Com- Histadruth and delegate from Pal- and others. During the half the From France and England eminent Tuesday. She is survived by her
WE DELIVER
_11637.41 DEXTER BLVD.
mission for Intellectual Coopera- estine, addressed the following half century of its existence the doctors sent advice. When the doe- husband, Milton; three children,
Phone HOGARTH 3042
Jewish organizations: Turover Aid seminary has graduated 287 Rab• tors' convention was held in De- Frank, Rhoda and Gerald; her
RetImea Burlingame end Webb
tion.
The favorite instrument of pro- Society, Yiddisher Folks Verein, Ins who serve communities in trait great heart specialists were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
paganda, which is sent out fort- Bereznitzer Aid Society, First all parts of the United States and sent to examine her, but they saw Pritz; two brothers, Nathan and
hope for recovery.
Herman, and two sisters, Sylvia
nightly by the German Academic Galician Aid Society, and the Ber- Canada. One of its graduates is
British pounds in cash. Ile needs
NEW BOARD FORMED
Exchange Service to members of ditchever Progressive Verein, At now the Chief Rabbi of the Brit- F The funeral took place Sunday, Buchhalter and Goldie.
this money because he must show
eb.
23,
from
her
home.
Burial
was
TO AID EXODUS OF
ish
Empire.
all
those
meetings
he
spoke
of
the
German faculties in universities, in
cash in Palestine in order to be
Dr. Adler reported that the in Clover Ilill Park Cemetery.
HENRY KATZ
English and in German, is "News Histadruth, Labor Palestine, and
100,000 REICH JEWS admitted. The rest of his capi-
in Brief." Supposedly, this period- the upbuilding of the Jewish Na- number of requests from congre• b Funeral services were conducted of 2740 Fullerton Ave., 49 years
tal he can take out only in goods
y Rabbi
A. Sonenklar.
M. Hershman
and old, died on Feb. 27. Funeral
tional
Home.
The
organizations
;cations
in
all
parts
of
the
coun-
Cantor
J.
II.
Six
tau-
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
ical
gives
information
about
the
provided through a banking trans.
a ctivities of the German Govern. responded generously to the appeal try for rabbis who are graduates dents of Shaarey Zedek High services will be held at Ruben-
action.
stein's residence, 2955 Monterey,
four years and will be used for
ment and publishes speeches of for the $10,000 Gewerkschaften of the seminar y has been so great School were the ball-bearers.
An emigrant, for instance, need
on Sunday, Starch 1. Burial will
the transplantation of 100,000 not take along 1,000 pairs of
'Nazi high officials. The content of campaign fund. Several hundred that the seminary has been unable
to
fill
them.
Twenty-three
stu-
dollars
were
collected
at
the
meet-
be at 2 p. m. in Machpaleh Ceme-
German Jews between the ages shoes, if that is what his capital
these pamphlets is controlled by
tery. He is survived by his wife,
of 17 and 35 years. The money would buy, and afterward peddle
Joseph Lumberg Dies
the German government exactly as ings. They also pledged their full- dents of the rabbinical depart-
will be used for retraining pro- them in Palestine. He simply
Elizabeth, his mother, Mrs. Dora
is the German press, and the Goes hearted support to the cause of ment occupied pulpits in various
spective emigrants in trades and pays the amount he is permitted
ernment is identical with that of Labor " Zionism and this year's synagogues in the country during
Following a short illness Joseph Garvett, four sisters, Mrs. Samuel
campaign.
the High Holy Days.
professions suitable for their new to transfer in that manner into
the Nazi Party.
Lumberg passed away at his late Gluchman of New York, Mrs. Saul
The Gewerkschaften campaign
lands, for traveling expenses, for the Reichsbank, which credits it
The present academic term has resident, 534 E. 114th St., Cleve- Vatz of Pittsburgh, Mrs. Louis
Nazi Camouflage
Mesdames Rose Agree. IL Allender, B.
living expenses during the initial to a new organization called "Has- Aran, Aron.. B. Bak, S. Baker. A. 11.
One significant feature of this has up to now reached the sum of a total enrollment of 413- students land, Ohio, on Feb. 21. Funeral I teck and Mrs. Sol Q. Kesler, both
Barnett,
H.
Ilankis.
1.
!Rawer.
Sam
Bro.
over
$3,000.
Among
those
who
period and for loans to assist in varah," that being the Hebrew dy. A. Busker, L. Cashwan, J. Cedar. A. propaganda is that it is camou-
in all departments of the semis- services, with Rabbi Abraham I of Detroit and three brothers,
starting a new existence.
J. Cohen, Nathan Cohen. Sol. flaged. The camouflage is even have already achieved the largest ary, including the Teachers In- Nowak officiating, were conducted Marcus Katz and Morris Garvett,
for "transfer." This organization Cullen,
Cabot, Abraham Cooper, R. Dermer, J.
erepent of contributions
H. stitute, the Seminary College .of at the Cohn-Margowsky Funeral both of Detroit and Joseph Gar-
German Jews Will Help
has offices in Berlin and Tel Aviv. Dentehe, 11. Diamond, E. Dombrower, more- important in a magazine cal- Schumer, treasurer of this are
cam- Jewish Studies and the Israel Parlors, Friday, Feb. 21, and the vett of Philadelphia.
Sol B. Edelman. J. Ellenetein, W. El- led "University and Foreign Coun-
German Jews will be expected
H
h Pays Out Marks
son. L. Emitter, B. Feldman, Oncar Fel.
paign, B. Rosenthal, I. A. Lieb. Friedlander Classes, In addition deceased was buried in the Lens-
liaavarah pays out of the man, Anna Fisher, N. FM.. S Fried- tries." Before Hitler, this bulletin son and M. Scheyer.
to contribute toward the expenses
BARRISH PORVIN
there is an attendance of more ing Street Cemetery, The pall-
within Germany. These will in- amounts credited to It In marks land. I. Fruman. S. Garber, 8. Gins- was available to the academic
The work for this campaign is than 100 women in classes spun- bearers were Alex Auerbach, Jack of 3766 Duane Ave., 65 years old,
berg, S. Glucklich, Herman Greenberg. world by subscription. Now it is
clude the cost of retraining. Half for goods bought in Germany by (1
wort, B. Gordon, J. Boman, H. Gor- sent free. It is full of descriptions progressing enthusiastically among cored by the four leading nationallWeinstein, Julius Rothschild, Leon died on Feb. 24. Funeral services
of the prospective emigrants are Palestine Importers, and the im- man, A. Grunt, I. Gusain, H. Harris,
Hamill), S. Honlaman, Wm. of Nazi decrees; the necessity for the Jewish organizations and so- Jewish women's organizations of, Byrnes, Coleman Spitz, Ralph Ful- were held at Lewis Bros. Funeral
expected to go to I'alestine. And migrant, on hie arrival in Tel Jacob
Hordes, P. Jacobson, L. Keller, L. J.
cieties, many of whom have ar- the country,—the Council of Jew- dauer, Dr. S. F.
there some "capitalist" Jews will Aviv, draws the equivalent in Pal- Napitamky, Saul Katz, 0. L. Bavarian. other cour'eies to adopt the philo- ranged special Palestine gather-
M. Hirsch and Home on Feb. 25 with burial in
Clover Hill Park Cemetery, Can-
ish Women, Hadassah, Ivriah and Sam Broudy of Detroit.
be needed to provide employment estine currency deposited by the A. Knossos... J. II. Eshelman, M. Krause, sophies and practices of Nazism; ings.
the Women's League of the
Jos. Nunln, Anna Laiken, 11. Lefkoveky, anti-Semitic propaganda and it at-
Mr.
Lumberg,
who
wan born in tor J. Sonenklar officiating. lie is
for poorer immigrants, thus neces- importer. Ordinarily the individ- B. Lehrman. B. 1.00, II. Levin, Ben
United
Synagogue.
The
victory
banquet
of
the
Ge-
survived
by his wife, Anna, a eon,
Rigrod, Poland, attended the Ye-
sitating some variation from the ual emigrant may transfer in this Liels.rmon, M. Linniek. H, Margolies. P. tempts to show up rotten liberal- werkschaften campaign will be held
Within the past year the Teach-I shivas at Mir and Veloshin in his David, and three daughters, Mrs.
D. Starks. Lillian Slayer, ism, Dr. Berel said.
Samuel-Marks plan of mere as- fashion up to 60,000 marks, but glarienthal.
Sam Meskin, It Mundt, Ethel Nagel, 0.
on
Sunday
evening,
March
15,
at
era Institute has established a early youth. His business took Samuel Baker, Mrs. Michael Berk-
University and Foreign Coun-
sisted emigration.
larger sums may be authorized in Diets., A. Pannell. Ralph Paul, H.
Philadelphia-Byron Center. Zal- School of Practice for Children, I him to
Pit., It Platkin, Leo Pollock, IL Poe- tries, Prof. Bergel said, had a very
Southern Europe and ssEng- owitz eand Mrs. Albert Daniels, 8
From within Germany it is pos- exceptional cases. All else he most ow,
V. Rader, L. Reittler, E. Rodin, interesting statement with—refer- mah Rubashow, editor of the and in addition to the regular land prior to his arrival in. the grandchildren- and two brothers.
sible to analyze and see in clearer deposit in blocked accounts, which Fannie Rodin, Louie Row, A. Rosenthal. ence to the Olympics in its issue Davin, labor daily in Palestine, Saturday morning service a ape- I United States about 60 years ago.
Dubin, B. Sarwohn, Jon. 8.31, a.
detail various schemes, sonic in may be sold abroad as emigrant Anna
JOSEPH LARRISON
Schmidt. Jennie Schwartz, E. Strides, of 1935. Therein, it complains that will be guest speaker. A musical cial service is conducted for child He was married in Detroit, mov-
effect now and some only at prey. marks at a discount of 60 per a. Sharkey, IL. Shatovrilz, Saul Ithayo- exchange of teachers, students and program by well known artists dren by a student of the semis- ing to Cleveland about 35 years of 1418 Virginia Park, 75 years
Sike, Pattie SIsekind,
'vim
ft
trlinitz.
cent
or
more,
or
he
may
utilize
it
ent in the form of future plans,
will be rendered. Reservations are ary. ago. He was a member of the old, died on Feb. 19. Funeral serv-
J. Sklar, M. Stone, B. Tickton, Sydney traveling groups for the purpose
for the great exodus of Jews. In in paying for German exports up Wallace. 1. W•rshawelty, J. Weisberg. of making the "New Germany" accepted at the office of the Na-
The seminary has been invited. Cleveland Orthodox Old Home, ices were held on Feb. 20 at Lewis
broad outline there probably will to 60 per cent of their value, pay. B. Weiss, L. Weisman. IV. Winsholl, better understood in the world, tional Labor Committee, 8679 12th to participate in the 300th anni.d the Chibas Jerusalem Congrega- Bros. Funeral Home with inter-
be three principal projects up for ing the remaining 40 per cent in It Wiener, 1. Wirtz, Ben Blew and albs have the disadvantage that they do St., Garfield 9460.
versary celebration of Harvard tion, and the Detroit Odd Fellows' ment in Woodmere Cemetery, Dr.
discussion in London. One is the foreign exchange.
University in September. Prof. Lodge N .
Leo M. Franklin officiating. He is
not work sufficiently broadly. The
.
Theoretically a Palestine emi-
existing Zionist project for emi-
Louis Ginzberg will represent the
Olympic Games, however, offer a
He was the father of the late survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Study
Group
of
Jr.
Council
gration to Palestine and the two grant is supposed to receive the MAXINE FINSTERWALD
Seminary.
unique opportunity to act exten-
Mrs. Anna Shapiro and Jacob Belle Shapero and Mrs. Hilda
others are based on extensions of exact amount of his money trans- TO SPEAK ON MODERN sively in this sense and on a scale
Jacob.
The latest addition to the schol- Lumberg and grandfather
of Jewish Women
of the
ferred within the 50,000-mark
it.
arly publication of the seminary late Sol Lumberg of Detroit. He
other wise unattainable and to im-
THEATER
ON
MARCH
6
The first is known here as the limit without any additional sale
SAM KATZ
press the public of the whole
is
a
volume
entitled
"Mishnah
is
survived
by
his
wife,
Rieke,
his
The last meeting of the Study
Warburg Plan because it was sub- of German goods. Actually, since
,
Group of the Junior Council of and Tosefta-Shabbat" by Dr. h
rs. Dora Tower, Mrs. of 3315 Richton Ave., 71 years old,
"The Modern Theater, Left and world."
mitted to Economics Minister there are more prospective Jewish
Boaz
Cohen,
instructor
in
died
en
Feb.
21, Funeral service=
In the same article, Baron de Jewish Women was held at the
Tal- Sophie Greenberg of Detroit; and
lijalmar Schacht last fall by Max emigrants than there are chances Right" will be the subject of a lec- Coubertin, the founder of the mod- home of Dorothy Rosenthal at the mud. Among the other books Mrs. Rae
Fuldauer, Golda, Neuta were held on Feb. 23.with inter-
Warburg of Hamburg. It deals of selling German gooey in Pales- ture by Maxine Finsterwald in the ern Olympics, is praised in the fol. Wilshire Hotel, on Feb. 16, Mrs. which have recently appeared by and son, Allen,
of Cleveland; 14 ment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
principally with the emigration of tine, importers must offer steadily Women's City Club auditorium on lowing terms: "His friends know Milton Kuttnauer talked to the members of its faculty and alum- grandchildren and four great tery, Cantor J. Sonenklar offici-
wealthier Jews and transfers their increasing rebates on goods, and Friday, March 6, at 8 p. m. The him as a warm admirer of 'New group about the work being done ni, are: Prof. Louis Finkelstein's grandchildren.
ating. He is survived by his wife,
lecture
is
being
sponsored
by
the
capital through "additional" Ger- these rebates are made at the
Anna, a daughter, Mrs. Rose
Germany' and its leader."
on peace in the Senior Council. "Sifre on Deuteronomy," the first
man exports. Its broad aspects expense of emigrants, who thur New Writers, a literary magazine
two
parts;
Prof.
Mordecai
AL
Rosenthal and four sons,
Another
favorite
propaganda
Stimulated
by
her
report,
a
group
Activities
of the East Side Harry, Isadore and Hyman. Nati*,
have been touched upon in Lon- are forced to subsidize German published by the Detroit Writers' itendelistributed in the universities for the study of international re- Kaplan's "Judaism in Transition;"
111
Branch of Young Israel
don dispatches to the New York exports. At present this rebate Guild, and is open to the public. is a pamphlet entitled "A Foreign lations was formed and there will Prof. Moses Hymanson's "Sabbath
Miss Finsterwald Is the author
amounts to more than 25 per cent
Times.
Visitor's Impression of Germany" be a meeting of this group on Sun- and Festival Addresses;" Dr.
that
have
been
of
several
plays
no that after paying his 25 per-
The intermediate group of the
Aim of Warburg Plan
written by C. G. Campbell of New day, March I, 11:30 a, m., at the Samuel Rosenblatt's "Interpreta-
The Warburg Plan provides for cent "fugitive tax," the emigrant published and produced on Broad- York, Prof. Bergel stated. This home of Myra Mayer, 160 Wood- tion of the Bible and the Mish- East Side branch of Young Israel
In loving memory of our dear
a "liquidation bank," with head- is lucky if he gets three-fourths way. Her play "Giants in Chains" pamphlet is published by the Carl land Ave.
nah," Rabbi Samuel Cohen's three has been reorganized under the di-
quarters in London and branches of the rest, even within the 50,- woe the Otto 11. Kahn prize for Schurz Association in Berlin, a
volumes, "Jewish Child Guid- rection of its president, Jack Kap- husband and father, Charles Gil-
three-act plays in • national com- semi-governmental institution
man, who passed away four years
lan,
and
is
now
open
for
new
mem-
all over the world, financed by 000-mark limit-
ance,"
"Leader's
Guide"
and
CARD OF SYMPATHY
bers. The group consists of Jewish ago, March 1, 1932.
All emigrants take along 1,000 petition, and she was twice winner which, under this misleading title
stock subscription by world Jewry.
The Katz Family Circle wishes "Students' Manual;" Dr. Ben Zion
Darn of sadness comet over us
Its principal purpose is to advance marks, without restrictions and of the Samuel French prize for "recommends to its readers the to extend sincere sympathy to Bokser's "Pharisaic Judaism In boys between the ages of 12 and 16
Team in mBence often Dew
original
plays
in
the
National
Memory keep* him ever near us
money on German goods exported more if they provide proof they
principles of dictatorship, press- the family of the late Barrish Transition;" Dr. Joseph H. and offers, besides the Saturday
Tholigh he died four years Mtn
Little
Theater
Tournament.
morning
services,
many
education-
by emigrating Jews so as to en- will establish agencies for the sale
Hertz's "Deuteronomy in the
censorship and racial legislation." Porvin.
Sadly missed by his wife, Fan-
Miss Finsterwald is now one of
able them to obtain cash before, of German goods abroad.
The most violent propaganda
Pentateuch and Haftorahs;" Dr. al, social, athletic and cultural nie, and son, Russell.
B • ' h Plan Would Aid Youth the editors of New Writers maga- leaflet distributed among univer-
the goods could be profitably sold.
Israel Elfenbein's "The Historic activities, one of which is the Bible
This summarizes the present zine, and is director of dramatics sity professors, in Professor Ber- pense expected from them is to tell Material in the Works of Mal. hour, held every Saturday, at 3:30
These emigrants envisage obtain-
ing their new stock in other coun- situation and the future prospects at the Liggett School. For the last gers knowledge, Is a leaflet en- their countrymen what they have monides;" Dr. Michael Higger's p. m., under the direction of Maur-
G re ge
rm i
ice Harris. The group meets every
"The Treatises Derek Erez."
tries besides Palestine and obtain- of the German-Jewish "capitalist" several years she was employed in titled: "Germany's Fight for West- seep nr.inne Germany.'
Re'ii. Cantor
on to say that
The Library of the Seminary Thursday evening `at 7:30, at the
ing it immediately. The system The Samuel-Marks-Bearsted plan New York as a play consultant by ern Civilization" by unnamed au-
David Golden
"the
Americans
who
have
parti.
several
Broadway
producers,
and
Jewish
Community Center. Mickey
has acquired 541 volumes and
would rapidly develop into a mere is a different matter entirely. It
thors and publishers. "This," he
ngn ipu rcirats
banking matter, enabling emi- is concerned not so much with also did theatrical publicity work. said, "is a most disgusting villi- cipated in these tours often do eight important manuscripts Goldsmith is th•sponsor.
The East Side'branch of Young
Miss Finsterwald has a fine fication of the Jews, Germany's what they have been asked. They mostly through donation. It has
grants to get a substantial share the transfer of capital of pros-
of their money and incidentally perous Jews as with the trans- awareness of the American Thea- fight for Western Civilization say that they have spoken with been of service during the year Israel obtained the services of
many Germans; that these to nearly 10,000 readers and visi- Miss Janet Shulman, to conduct
Appointment
subsidizing from emigrant funds plantation of young Jews and with ter and through her theoretical against the Bolshevist chaos con- many,
Et LID WIN
all enthusiastically for Hit- tors. The Seminary Museum of the children's hour, which is held
the export of "additional" Ger- their settlement in various coun- knowledge, as well as her contact sists in the fight against the Jews. were
Wedding Cerro,•
ler;
that
the measures which hor- Jewish Ceremonial Objects con- on Saturday, at 2 p. m., for chil-
sire Performed al
tries; hence the need of a $15,- with the theatrical world, is able This pamphlet was sent to me from
man goods.
Home and by
to present • well rounded discus- Germany as a letter. Thousands rify the outside world were really tinues to draw thousands of in- dren from 6 to 12 years of age, at
Dr. Schacht is understnod to 000,000 fund.
of copies of it had been confiscated necessary; that American newspa- dividuals and groups to its collec- the Center.
This plan grew out of a scheme sion of her subject.
favor this plan on two conditions.
pers
were
incorrect
in
their
re-
A recent play of Miss Finster- a few weeks before aboard the
tion, and has on view an interest-
One is that the exports must re- originally advanced by Simon
Germany."
e e d t m i n a g n y 0 . " f
i s h eabout rG
ing exhibit of Ethiopic books and Gifts to North End Clinic
ally be "additional"—that is, in _Marks, • British chain-store mag- weld's, in which she collaborated Hamburg-American line. The ac- p o t
American
dd i screditing
Monuments of Character
addition to German goods now nate, for speeding up the exodus with Louis Fall, "From These companying letter is especially in- reporters in Germany is a very im- manuscripts dealing with the
North rEnd Clinic has received
Shores,"
was
produced
in
Detroit
teresting.
It
urges
caution
in
using
Falashas, the Jews of Ethiopia.
going out through existing chap-' of young Jews, who no longer
the following contributions:
the booklet, asks for the addresses portant phase of the propagandiz-
nets. The other condition is that have any prospects in Germany, by the New Theater Union.
In honor of Mrs. Mathilda Welt's
of Americans who might be inter- I ing activities," Prof. B e r gel Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
at least part of these exports shall and their settlement in Palestine,
birthday, from Carrie May Berger,
as charged. "The same method is ap-
be paid for in foreign exchange, in addition to "capitalist" Jews Officers Installed by Equal- ested in it, and requeats to give
Purim Party March 15
plied
to
exchange
students,"
he
about
Mrs.
Hattie Selling, Mrs. Marl
many lectures as possible
Germany having little interest in and working Jews arriving on
Fleischman.
ity Club
the material, the source of which
exports that would entail only the certificates of the mandate au-
The next meeting of the Advi-
said.
the
case
of
Rutgers
Univer-
In
memory
of Sidney Frank,
is given as official.
loss of capital now in Germany thorities.
sity, he made clear that pro-Nazi sory Board of the llebrew Ladies from Miss Dorothy Bloom and Mr.
Equality Club held its annual
News Writers Discredited
without bringing in coveted for-
Aid
Society
will
take
place
Mon-
professors
choose
the
individual
and Mrs. Charles Hamburger,
Describing methods other than
installation and a luncheon at the
eign exchange.
students to send to Germany; sel- day, March 2, at 1:30 p. m., at the
In memory of Mrs. Mollie Cohen
home of Mrs. Rive Fishman, Sat- the distribution of propaganda I ect
Present Plan Under Study
personally the families with home of Mrs. Eugene Gelbman, from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham-
Contributions to the Jewish urday, Feb. 22.
material employed by the Nazis, whom
The plan follows in some de-
the students should life, and 3772 Wager Ave. Mrs. Gelbman burger.
i .
FLectures,
chair-
Berge'
said:
"A
favorite
Freedman
was
Children's Home
Dr.
Mrs. Betty
gree the present arrangement for
the Nazis who should look after will be hostess to the members of
cosmoi bad MmbM aloomoombe
the Dr. Max Bailin Me-
man of the affair. and was also method is for German organiza- them. The student comes in con- the board. The regular meeting of
Me-
emigration to Palestine. That ar-
the
Govern-
7725 TWELFTH ST.
The Jewish Children's Home of given the honor of installing the tions maintained by
from Dr. John L.
rangement, however, according to
tact only with Nazis, writes letters the society will take place on Wed-
ment
as,
for
instance,
the
Carl
new
officers.
The
vice-president,
morial
and
Dr.
E.
J.
Panzner.
Detroit
wishes
to
acknowledge
with
an °Meinl announcement, is now
March 4, at 2 p. m., at the
Association, to invite a I to his or her college paper praising nesday,
For the Supplementary Medical
under review, with new regula- thanks the receipt of the follow- Mrs. Goose, released old officers Schurz
Dexter-Lawrence
Hall.
the
Nazis
and
continues
his
praise
number of American college teach-
from further duties.
tions in prospect. The arrange- ing donations:
upon return. "And", Prof. Bergel
Further plans are being made Assistance Fund for Childrem in
Rev. Caster
The new officers are: Evelyn ers to visit Germany with all ex- comments, "perhaps the most scan- for the Purim card party which memory: of Mathilda Cohen, from
Ladies Auxiliary of Temple
ment is outlined in the following
penses
paid.
During
the
several
Goose,
president;
Mrs.
Emma
Jacob
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kline; and
paragraphs. It should first be ex- Beth El.
months trip there is not a single dalous feature of the whole busi- will be held on Sunday evening, contributions from Mrs. Van
Peck,
vice
president;
Mrs.
Ida
Milton
Greenblatt,
1705
Calvert.
Silverman
ness is that traveling expenses of March 15, at the Dexter-Lawrence
plained, however, that in all cases
Baa-
IITEGIcAL
Mrs. Jack Helper, 18941 Park- Clayman, financial secretary; Mrs. hour when the foreign guest is these students have been paid by Hall. There will be card playing len's Club and Mr. Mahler's Club.
any emigrant taking out any mon-
s )10111t1.
Fannie Davis. recording secretary; without the guidance of the spon- collections taken up by all students and refreshments. The following
For the Social Service Relief
ey or property in any form must side.
tb I eary•
the
Fund, contributions from the
Mrs. Triesman, 9353 Broad- Mrs. Sarah Weingarden, treasurer; soring organization. Naturally,
pay a "Reich fugitive tax" amount-
not Pee or hear any- of the German department. And members will be hostesses for the Aaron Mendelson Memorial Trust
visitors
do
Mrs.
Sylvia
Berkowitz,
auditor;
neesetthereile4
by
there is a subtle pressure which evening: Mesdames Morris Bien-
ing to 25 per cent of all he pos- street .
rbriiribin•
Mrs. Libby Wolfson snd Mrs. Bel- thing which the Nazis do not want co mpels all student* to pay up."
Central Store& 4035 Fenkell,
dorf, Charles Berger, Eugene I and the Jennie Grogan Mendelson
sesses before he may enter into
Nosplterle
them
to.
Especially
since
many
of
le
Pearson,
sick
committee;
Mrs.
Memoriel
Trust,
Mrs. M. Ruskin, 17550 Wood-
The college dormitory, the class- Diamond, Daniel
any arrangement whatever.
2903
and
Betty Freedman and Mrs. Rive them do not even speak German." room, the club, is also used for the Samuel Berkowitz. Weinbaum
The public Is
That being disposed of, a Jew- ingham Drive.
Elmhurst
is," Prof. Bergel con- spreading of Nazi propaganda,
The ace stylist of clothes for
Judge Charles Rubiner, Wayne Fishman, board of directors; Mrs. "The result
invited. There will be a nominal
ish "capitalist" wishing to emi-
"few
can
resist
this
flat-
TO.
8-6839
com- tinued,
admission charge.
American women is Nettie Rosen-
shrews..
grate to Palestine may take along County Bldg., in memory of Mrs. Ann Schwartz, entertainment
tering attention. The only recom- Prof. Betel charged.
Perfewerw
stein of New York.
mittee.
lie household goods and 1,000 Mollie Cohn and Sidney Frank.

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IN MEMORIAM

Manuel Mach