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October 9, 1936

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and THE LEGAC CH' ONICLE

OCTOBER SERVICE SPECIAL

TENTH EDUCATION
MONTH OBSERVANCE

(CONCLUDED

FROM PAGE 1)

Holiday Services
at Hebrew Schools

PAGE THREE

UNJUSTIFIED ISSUE RAISED IN
CURRENT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

We are pleased to announce that

Services were conducted during
efforts mule during this Education the High Holy Days and also dur-
PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR COLD WEATHER
Month the public becomes fully ing the holiday of Succoth at the
cognizant of the work done by the two auditoriums of the United Ile-
United Hebrew Schools in their brew Schools, the Tuxedo-Holmur
A Statement by Sigmund Livingston, Chairman of
various branches throughout the and the Philadelphia-Byron. In
is now associated with our office in the Ford Bldg.
city." Mr. Zackheim pointed out these two schools services are being
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith
further that while the imparting conducted throughout the whole
of Jewish knowledge has always
In the pending political campaign: ■ wholly false issue
been one of the most important
has been injected; one which would imply a special interest
functions of the community, it has
on the part of Jewish citizens. This makes imperative the
never been as important and as
BROKERAGE SERVICE
reassertion of the principle that Jews are not and never have
vital as it is now at this time of
been ■ n organized political group in America. They affiliate
IN Securities and Commodities
unrest and insecurity, "It is an old
according to their individual convictions with the various
fact," he stated, "that many forces
political parties, and the right of franchise is exercised by
Members
throughout the world have risen
them free from any consideration of class or group distinction.
N. Y. Stock Exchange and Other Principal Securities
up against us as Jews. Jews in all
and
This
is
true
notwithstanding
representations
of
zealous
politi-
lands without exception suffer
Commodities Exchanges in the U. S. and Canada
cal advocates to the contrary.
mainly Ofcause of their Jewishness.
The
raising
of
such
issue
is
particularly
unjustified
in
It seems at times that we are living
MAIN OFFICE: 40 Wall St., New York City
the pending campaign, because of the unquestioned record of
through again the period of the
DETROIT OFFICE: Ford Bldg., Fisher Bldg.
tolerance, in accord with the finest traditions of our nation,
medieval ages. But in those days
of the presidential candidates of the recognized political
our people knew what they were
parties and their complete freedom from any religious or
suffering for. They were conscious
racial prejudice.
of their Jewishness which they
cherished above all treasures, even
above their lives. At the present
time, however, that knowledge and
that consciousness are lacking and
EVERY
EVERY
our people in many lands stand
SUNDAY
bewildered at the attacks directed
SUNDAY
at them. They lack that internal
spiritual power which stood as a
bulwark of strength for our par-
TO
ents in time of stress and strain."
The Men's Club of Congrega- of seven "Special Presentations,"
TO
NATHAN YAFFA
Mr. Zackheim therefore urged Jew-
tion Shaarey Zedek offers the first
ish parents not to neglect the Jew- year, but special provisions are al- of a series of "Special Presenta- to be presented monthly during
STATION
ish education of their children — ways made for the High Holy Days tions" of the 1936-37 season on the season on Monday or Wednes-
NTATION
L Complete check-up of
to send them to the United Hebrew to accommodate all friends of the Monday evening, Oct. 12, at 8:30 day evenings, are available at
B. Clean Carburetor Bowl.
Schools, which are well equipped Talmud Torahs who attend these o'clock. Rabbi Louis Feinberg of $1.50 each at the synagogue, Dr.
electrical system.
7. Reset Float and adjust.
to give them the proper Jewish services.
the Avondale Synagogue, Cin- Leonard Sidlow's office, 1410
2. Check-up of the Motor
B. Adjust Water Pump and
education.
Starter.
Pack Nut.
At Tuxedo-Holmur School the cinnati, will speak on "The Origin Stroh Bldg., and from members
Lacy M. Becker's Address
9. Tighten Cylinder Head
services were managed by Nathan and Development of Jewish Hu- of the Men's Club. Individual ad-
3. Check-up of compression
Levy M. Becker, educational di- Yaffe, president of the synagogue, mor."
missions for the Feinberg lecture
and adjust Tappets.
of Cylinders.
rector of the Jewish Community who was also chairman of the
Rabbi Feinberg is a graduate are priced at 25 cents each.
10. Adjust Spring Shackles.
4. Sandblast and adjust all
Center,
speaking over WJBK, ticket committee. He was assisted of the University of Pennsylvania,
Members of the Men's Club
II. Tighten Knee Action &
Spark Plugs
MAKE RESERVATIONS TODAY!
made the following statement:
eliminate squeaks.
by William Lansky, treasurer, and class of 1916. He was ordained will be admitted free upon pre-
5. Fuel Pump pressure.
"There was a time when a school Louis Dann. Mr. Yaffe, who never rabbi the following year at the sentation of their membership
12. Road test the car.
for the Dinnerin Honor of the
was symbolized by the little red spares any effort when called upon Jewish Theological Seminary of cards. This lecture will be given
schoolhouse, the hickory stick and to work for the Hebrew Schools, , America in New York City. For in the social hall of the syna-
Our Nebo,. - trained roe-
MI the a b o•e-
the dunce cap. There was a time has devoted much time to the or- a time he was a reporter on one gogue.
chortle, 111011ent tools and
mentioned work
rinstentent are your assur-
not so long ago, when going to ganization of the High Holy Day of Philadelphia's metropolitan
Others to appear on the course
ance of roropirle tottifac-
school meant long hours of drill services. He was personallyi n papers. A keen student, he has are Noah Nochbuch, Dr. Salo
FOR ONLY—
t
and study in the three, so called, charge of the sale of tickets, of made a name for himself in the Baron, Herman J. Rosenthal,
R's — followed by a curriculum seat arrangements and spent many rabbinate, and is noted, too, for Rabbi Philip S. Bernstein, Cantor
at SHAAREY ZEDEK CONGREGATION
which was bound hard and fast, hours each day at the synagogue. his researches in the fields of the Moshe Nathanson ("The Voice of
and was the same for each indi- It was through the efforts of Mr. folk song and Jewish humor.
Jerusalem") and Dr. Alfons Gold-
vidual, no matter how different
Season
tickets
for
the
course
schmidt.
Yaffe and his associates that the
were the individuals from each c antor, Jacob Skolnick, as well as
other.
$1.50 Per Person — Bring your family.
good speakers were engaged.
M. S. "Batory" Arrived in
"Great changes have been made
The Philadelphia-Byron Syna-
VOCAL SELECTIONS BY CANTOR JACOB SONENKLAR
since that time. Especially im-
gogue was managed by the chair-
New York
SCIENTIFIC LUBRICATION OF YOUR CAR
SADIE COOPER, VIOLINIST — ROSE BASSIN, PIANO
Alt .
portant are those changes which man of the house committee of the
AND GREASE THE FRONT WHEEL
Resonation. must be In net later than
9191
,1
have recognized not only individ- schools, Isaac Rosenthal. He was
Monday a P. m. Phone listecone
BEARINGS, ALL FOR
office, sod Griswold
The
new
motorliner
M.
S.
filmy 0715 and $703.
ual differences, but also the need to
The Dexter Mothers' Club's Eng-
successful this year in the engage.
consider every possible interest of ment of the cantor known as "The lish and citizenship classes will re- "Batory" came in New York after
a pleasant trip with many pre:rill-
the child. Now we, the teachers and
Blind Chazon," Feivel Sobolow, open Monday morning, Oct. 12, at
the educators, we study the child, who inspired the congregants with 9 o'clock, at the Dexter branch of nent passengers, among them Dr.
Jack Benny's vacation is over
Samuel Goldwyn gets the palm
Artur Rodzinski and wife, conduc-
and we learn that the child has his beautiful services.
the Jewish Community Center. The tor of the New York Philharmonic and the famed fun-maker is back for star-building among individual
SUPER
a tremendous urge to know things
classes will be held every Monday Symphony Orchestra and many at work on the Paramount lot. He producers. From the
ranks of the
is cast in a
—has a deep seated desire to be
morning thereafter.
super-musical film. exotic, the beautiful and the virile
diplomats of the various consular
well informed, has a strong curi- Young People's Society of
The Monday afternoon Young services.
he has found material for star-
osity about himself — his origins,
Mothers' Club will hold its open-
making. Among those he has de-
There was also on board a
B'nai David Elects
his background, and his relation-
ing meeting on Monday, Oct. 12, Polish motion picture cast which
vefoped to places in stardom are
ships, not only with his family and
New
Officers
at 2 o'clock, at the Dexter branch, has come to finish a scenario in
Anna
Sten, Gary Cooper, Miriam
friends, but with his fellow human
Announcement of the program for New York.
DAVID POLLACK
Hopkins, Merle Oberon—whose sec-
beings — with his people.
the
year
will
be
made.
retary
or somebody or other says
The
Young
People's
Society
of
Jewish
passengers
were
pleased
Funeral
services
far
David
Pol-
FRED FABER, President
"How tragic then, to find a Jew-
MAX CARP, Treas.
Madame Ben Zay of the Ha- with the facilities on the boat lack, 55 years old, were held Sun- she is not Jewish—Joe McCrea
ish parent that does not understand B'nai David will open the sea-
waiian Islands will give a demon- allowing them to observe the im- day. Mr. Pollack died on Satur- and others.
son
with
a
business
meeting
on
13200 Linwood, cor Tyler
TOwnsend 8-2214
how to satisfy the needs of his
stration of Hawaiian folk music portant Jewish holidays as If at day, following a heart attack.
child! How tragic to find a Jewish Tuesday evening, Oct. 12, at their
meeting hall, the B'nai David at the opening meeting of the 12th home. The Jewish personnel and Born in Rumania, he was a De-
parent who knows not whither to
St. club on Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the excellent Kosher kitchen troit resident for 37 years, and
Synagogue
at
14th
and
Elmhurst
SUCCOTH GREETING: TO ALL
guide his child! How much more Ayes.
8 p. m., at the Beth Judah Syna- served by Jewish stewards, show was long a foreman at the Briggs
tragic to find a Jewish parent not
gogue, Pingree and Woodrow Wil- how much the line is endeavoring Manufacturing Co. Surviving
The
meeting
will
be
open
to
HARRY SILVERMAN
only ignorant, but unwilling.
are
son.
to please its Jewish traveling pub- his mother, Mrs. Ida Pollack; his
'But how fortunate that city, members only and the principal
M1101.1INA1.IC (1110(EltiKS
Mrs. Don S. Miller of the lie.
business
of
the
evening
will
be
wife,
Rebecca;
seven
sons,
Lew,
that community, that labors to
ItEsTAURANT NUVPI.11:s
Wayne University extension serv-
The next sailing, of the Gdy- Samuel, Benjamin, Nathaniel,
teach the parents, to point out to election of officers and appoint-
ice will lead a discussion on "Moth- nia-America Line's steamers are: Harry Manuel, Frederick and Irv-
ment
of
committees
for
the
en-
them the opportunities that they
1366 E. VERNOR
suing year. Dr. Adolf W. Lowen- erhood in a Changing World" at Oct. 6 and 18; Nov. 5 and 29; ing; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth
might take advantage of. How for-
stine, president, urges all members the W. Warren Mothers' Club and Dec. 13.
Newman and Thelma and Sarah
tunate you are that your educa-
meeting at the Newberry School
Pollack; a sister, Mrs. Sara Sil-
tional system, your United Hebrew to be present at this decisive
Ray. Caste,
meeting and expects to see an on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 2 P. m.
ver, and two grandchildren.
Schools are sowe
p 4,
organized
The
class
in
English
and
citizen-
enthusiastic
audience
on
this
oc-
Jacob
so well developed
—
at they meet
casion.
ship
for
this
group
will
begin
on
MIRIAM WINKELMAN
the every need of
Silverman
Jewish child.
Thursday, Oct. 15, at 1 p. m., and
The
program
for
the
year
will
of
3353
Boston
Blvd.,
63
years
SUROICAL
"Do you live too far away for
will meet every Tuesday and
NOIIRL
old, died on Oct. 3. Funeral serv-
your child to walk?—they make a consist of speakers of note who
VI Team'
Thursday thereafter.
ices were held on Oct. 4 with in-
bus available. Is the distance too will lecture on youth problems and
The Fenkell Mothers' Club class
terment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Recommended to
great for bus travel?—they bring questions of the day. The pub-
WARSAW (WNS) — M. Kart-
lic is invited to these meetings. in English and citizenship will be-
tery, Rabbi A. M. Hershman offic-
a branch into your district.
rb ittaIrd
gin on Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 1 schuk, ringleader of the band of iating. She is survived by her
"Is your child of kindergarten It is the aim of the society to p. m.,
2903
anti-Semites responsible for the
contribute
to
the
educational
and
at
the
Parkside
and
Midland
husband, Sol T.; three sons, Abra-
age? — their teachers are well
Elmhurst
Przytyk
pogrom
last
March,
found
social activities of the commu- Talmud Torah, and will meet every
trained, and their facilities such
TO. 8-6839
himself a free man when the court ham C. of Cleveland, Herman of
Monday
and
Wednesday,
and welcome all young men
Chicago and Nat of Pittsburgh;
as young children must needs have. t a nity
Mercian,
in ed p. women to join this organize-
Mrs. R. C. Lemur of Wayne Uni- of appeals reversed an 8-month three daughters, Billie and Mrs.
rerfooned
"Is your child of Bar Mitzvah
versity will introduce her course in prison sentence imposed upon him Bessie Ostrow, both of Detroit,
age?—he finds the proper prepara-
by
the
Radom
district
court.
The
"Family Relationships" at the
and Mrs. Mitzie Miller of Los
tion and training. Is your child
meeting of the Woodward Young appeals of the Jews convicted in Angeles; two sisters, one in Po-
LANDON
KNOX
well advanced?—he finds a high
Monuments of Character
connection with the pogrom have
Mothers'
Club
on
Thursday,
Oct.
land
and one in Germany, and 11
school division.
been denied.
15, at 2 p. m, at the Jewish Com-
grandchildren.
"Dare you deny your child the
munity Center on Woodward and
opportunity he seeks for knowl-
Holbrook.
HARRY LIPSON
edge, for inforMation, for educe-
of 649 King Ave., 24 years old,
tion, for maturing? The answer
The Junior Jewish National
died
on
Oct. 3. Funeral services
In loving memory of my dear
Sarah Bernstein Dies
must definitely be, No And the Fund held its first meeting of the
husband, Barnett Levin, who were held on Oct. d, with inter-
suggestion therefore follows:
season at the home of Miss Bessie
ment
in
Machpelah Cemetery,
Many relatives and friends passed away five years ago, Oct.
"Send your child to one of the Sacks. The newly inaugurated
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offic-
many branches of the United Heb- officers officiated at this meet- mourn the passing on Sept. 30 of 10, 1931 (29 days in Tishri).
iating.
He
is survived by his par-
You pay the bill for cost of running
rew Schools. Do it this month! The ing: President, Abe Rosenzweig; Mrs. Sarah Bernstein. "Aunt There Is no death
Hebrew Education Month, the 10th vice-president, Mrs. Pauline Gut- Sarah," as she was affectionately An '"1,7icurintz;a1k. o•er the earth with ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lipson
the United States Government.
and a brother,
anniversary of which is being cele- freund; recording secretary, Miss known to a good nutter of people,
bear. our best hel000l sway and
Diana. and M.rnte N00111.11/.
brated in every Jewish community G o I d i e Weiner; corresponding was born in Traverse City, Mich.,
then wer ail his dead .
B. FANNIE LEVITT
leaves our
eart so &notate,
7729 TWELFTH ST.
in the country. Yes, do it this secretary, Miss Margaret Miller; 46 years ago, and had lived in De- II
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of
15363
Linwood
Ave.,
79
years
Cower.
RUCLID
treasurer, Harry Ross.
month. Do it now."
troit 35 years. Mrs. Bernstein was
transplanted into bile..
old, died on Sept. 30. Funeral
The various committee heads the youngest daughter of the late Who now adorn immortal bowers.
services
were
held
on
Sept.
30,
reported on the work that is being Jacob Mayer and Libbe Shane
Sadly missed by his wife, Agnes with interment in Westwood
Service Rendered by Ruby done and the plans that are being Sarasohn, pioneer Jews in Detroit. Levin.
Cemetery. She is survived by
formulated. A tentative calen- She was affiliated with the Worn-
Rev. Cantor
Shoe Store
three eons and four daughters.
dar
of
coming
events
was
drawn
en's Auxiliary of the United He- of Congregation Shaarey Zedek of-
DAVID
Believing that confidence in-
---
up.
Dave
Zeff
was
appointed
gen-
brew
Schools,
Ladies
Auxiliary
of
spires confidench Alfred J. Ruby,
ficiating. Interment was held in
GOLDEN
FRANCES WEINER
YOU PAY for the extra bureaus,
eral chairman of the committee the Jewish Home for the Aged, and
Inc., the shoe store "where only
Clover Hill Park Cemetery.
Detroit's Favorite
of 386 LaBelle, 49 years old, died
commissions, commit t ees, boards,
the best is good enough" has pro- in charge of the eighth annual the Sisterhood of Congregation
Mrs. Bernstein is survived by on Oct. 3. Funeral services were
DI 0
dance to be held on Jan. 12.
Shaarey Zedek.
vided the finest children's shoe
her husband, David, a son, Ralph;
T11,ER 11 - Pal•
agencies, and the government cor-
held
on
Oct.
4,
with
interment
In
Lou
Landsman,
entertainment
Services were held from the late a daughter, Mildred Ruth; a
department in the country for the
WoddIes
Cetenea.
Beth Abraham Cemetery. She is
porations established since 1933.
len Porfidtoed M
children of Detroit. Ruby's made committee chairman, has arranged residence, 2666 Glendale Ave., on brother, Samuel Sarasohn, and two survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anne
for a series of able speakers.
/Iona and by Ay-
Sunday, Oct. 4, Rabbi A. M. Hersh- misters, Mrs. Rachel Burnstine and
the following statement:
-minimal.
Kopitz, and three sons, Alex, Sam
The first general meeting, to man and Cantor Jacob Sonenklar
was
"We appreciate the confidence
Mrs. Isaac Shetzer, all of Detroit.
and Alfred.
which all young people of the
YOU PAY for the increase of $12,
of the parents who have intrusted
community are invited, will be
us with the important task of
842,000,000 in the national debt dur-
selecting scientifically correct held Thursday evening, Oct. 15,
at 8:30 p. m., at the home of
ing this period.
shoes for their children. We have
Miss Rose Poskel, 2644 Vicks-
accepted the responsibility be- burg.
cause we know that nature gives
With all this spending, 12 million
your child a start with normal,
honest, industrious, willing men and
healthy feet, and that every pair
of shoe he (or she) wears during
women tramp the streets looking for
childhood has an important in-
work.
fluence on the development of
growing feet during the forma-
Zedakah's social, held at the
tive period of youth. We have in
our children's shoe department Statler, Monday, Oct. 5, had a
capacity
audience. The president,
men who have made a careful
study of the foot problems of Mrs. Abe Rosenberg, extended her
greetings
to the members and
youth. They fit your child's foot
carefully and scientifically not guests, and then introduced Miss
Dorothy
Reiser,
guest artist, who
ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY, HONESTY
only with good-looking shoes but
with shoes that are good for little rendered a well balanced group of
dramatic and comedy readings.
feet."
Mrs. Emanuel Seidler of the Old
Age Bureau gave a resume of the
Ben Zion Applebaum at the bureau's
work and the importance
Young Poole Zion
of Zedakah's suplementary aid, and
thanked
the
club's social workers,
Convention
Ben Zion Applebaum, young Mrs. Morris Loeb and Mrs. Nor-
American Chalutz, who left Amer- man Adelman, for their prompt
ica to work in one of the communes and accurate service.
Mrs. Max Coven, chairman of
In Palestine some years ago, ar-
rived in New York recently as a the donor luncheon, reported that I
delegate from the Labor Zionist all the committees are well organ-
Youth of Palestine to the Amer• ized and stand in readiness to help
■
any one who desires to earn, save
icon Young Poole Zion Alliance.
or just come to Zedakah donor
luncheon to be held OR Nov. 24.
used to buy a new building. Donors should please get in touch
Anyone wishing to attend this with the following committees:
affair may secure tickets by work- Cards, Mrs. Samuel Almug, To.
ing at the store on Hastings and 8-2347; rummage sales, Mrs. Mel-
_ Benton Sta. at a rummage sale. lie Markowitz, To. 6-5108; card
On Sunday, Nov. 25, at 7 p. m., For further information, call any parties, Mrs. Israel Hertz, To.
THE MACCABEE TEAM ON THE S. S. NORMANDIE (Left to right) Front row: Abraham Abramowitz, Natan Tana
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Yeshivah of the following: Mrs. Hubert, Ty- 6-7519; savings banks, Mrs. Joe
Second row: Joseph LJberman, Moshe Belhalexy, Ain Einstein, Abraham Resnick, Intik blinviner. Third row:
Jonah
Efralmow, Ills Westerman, Edmond Merman, Captain David Weinberg. Fourth row: Aron norilnerbium. Benjamin
Beth Yehudah will hold the third ler 5-9283; Mrs. Wainger, Euclid Staub, To. 6-3354.
annual donor dinner at Congrega- 3073; Mrs. Rottenberg, Townsend
Winter, Chairman of the American Committee for the Relief of Jews to Poland, Bernie. Epstein. Israel Elsner, Gael
Zedakah's next meeting will be
Melilla, Tatman Shmerling, Kurt Flaishek, Joseph Sidi, Alexander Schleifer, Menahern Mstewita. Dr. Alexander Reseed{
tion Beth Terns Emanuel, Taylor 8-7995.
held at the home of Mrs. William
Mention Feet. Top row: Eton Pollack, trainer. Jakow Sellwanaky, )leak Dabitzky, Meer Moisten. Friedrich Masesfeat
and Woodrow Wilson. Tickets are
Mrs. H. Rottenberg is the hon- Hordes, 3339 Calvert, on Monday,
85 for a couple. The funds will be orary chairman of this occasion.
Oct. 12, at 1:30.

Mr. Samuel Walter Heavenrich

E. A. PIERCE & CO.

, RABBI LOUIS FEINBERG TO ADDRESS
SHAAREY ZEDEK MEN'S CLUB MONDAY

ti$ 3 11 5

WEINBERG'S Jewish Radio Hour

5:30

5:30

6:30

6:30

WJBK

WJBK

MACCABEE

Palestine Soccer 'Champions

Bring Your Car Here Today to Change
the Grease in Transmission and Axle
for Winter Driving.

Tuesday, October 13, 6 P. M. Sharp

ACTIVITIES OF
MOTHERS' CLUBS

LINWOOD CHEVROLET CO.

OBITUARY

POLISH COURT
FREES PRZYTYK
POGROM LEADER

TAXES

Jr. National Fund
Resumes Efforts

" —TV

IN MEMORIAM

Manuel tlrbacb

5 BILLION IN 1933
7 BILLION IN 1934
$8,879,779,000 IN 1936

THE PALESTINE MACCABEE, CHAMPION SOCCER TEAM THAT WILL
PLAY AT U. OF D. STADIUM ON SUNDAY, OCT. 18

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Zedakah Prepares
For Donor Event

VOTE FOR

VOTE
REPUBLICAN

ARGO

FURNACE OIL
LA 4soo

Beth Judah Donor
Event on Nov. 22

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