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Octobe• 23, 193(

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

'ENGGASS TO HEAD
Palestine Maccabees Provide Thrill
GROUP IN COMING
for 10,000 at Game with All-Stars
COMMUNITY DRIVE

, the revised edition of that book. t Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. In-
CAMPUS ALUMNI CLUB PALESTINE PEACE
31r. Revusky says that in such a
vitational Meeting on
IS DISTURBED BY
BEGINS ITS NEW YEAR
Nov. 1
MANY SHOOTINGS federation an effective narantee

Arthur Purdy, chairman of it
organization committee of th
synagogue, welcomed the grow,
to the facilities which the Shaare
Zedek extends to its organizu
Hons.
Tea and cookies were served
The next nieeting will be tel
on Sunday afternoon, Nov.
Invitations are being sent for the
meeting. The program will b
announeecnext week.

The Campus Alumni Club, an for Arab equality in Palestine for,
The first meeting of the Young
organization of graduates of (CONCLUDEDmon I'AOE ONE)
all time to come would be Ica -, People's Society of Shaarey Zedek
Wayne University, held its first
—
s,
elicit.
was held Sunday, Oct. 18, in the
that the authorities will ann.
all-star team, if the members
Harry Sinclair of the Michigan
social hall of the synagogue.
The workers who will assist meeting of the fall term last
ing the cow-
listened in on this broadcast, man- s occer Referee's Association was Mr. Enggass are: Sidney L. Alex- Thursday evening at the home of te l in di ed
Prise crop tobaccos make Old
Mordecai Soleil, educational di-
criminals and that all
di
officers
t
David
P.
Lipton.
New
need to turn the tables on the he referee.
l
' rector of the synagogue, spoke to
ander, Harold Allen, Mrs. Ilarold
those
witnessing
the
attack
will
Gold
Cigarettes
Doube
-
Mellow,
manager of the Maccabees, and
and 2 Jackets of Cellophane keep the group on "The Growing Con-
Israel Davidson, prominent De- Allen, Sidney J. Allen, Hyman who were installed , include the
were able to wrest victory from t roit merchant and head of the Altman, Maurice Aronsson, Mor- following men: David P. Lipton, inform the police."
sciousness of Being a Jew," and
them always factory fresh. ..
the visitors by tying the score loodwin and Federal chain stores, ton F. Ashner, harry Barnett, president; Dr. A. K. Lowenstine, The Hebrew press was unani-
was accorded the honor of pre• Irving W. Blumberg, Louis C. vice-president; H. Hirsch Jossel- mous in voicing "indignation" at
2 to 2.
at all Buick Showrooms
On the whole, the Sunday after- senting a silver loving cup to the Blumberg, Nate Bonin, Miss Em- son, treasurer; Samuel Goldstein- the crime, the first such attack on
-noon game was a great event winning team. Upon decision of ma Butzel, Fred M. Butzel, Harry Grandon, secretary. an Arab in the all-Jewish city.
Saturday,
October 24th
The
meeting
was
featured
by
The
leading
Hebrew
daily
of
Tel
which will long be remembered Judge D. J. Healy, Jr., who sat Cohen, Herman Cohen, Abraham
by the thousands who attended it. in the official box with Mr. David- Cooper, !faroId Ehrlich, Joseph an interesting and instructive Aviv asserted that "if this crime
Those who cheered for the Mac- eon, the cup went to the Macca- H. Ehrlich, Mrs. Joseph H. Ehr- talk by Albert J. Silber on "The was committed by Jews, its per-
cabees will retain in memory the bees in recognition of their visit lich, James I. Ellmann, Maurice Michigan Workmen's Compensa- petratora have struck at the foun-
excellent playing of Edmond Van here and Mr. Davidson presented A. Enggass, Charles E. Feinberg, tion Act" which was followed by dation of the Jewish undertaking
Neste, the goaler of the Michigan them with the cup after the game. Ben B. Fenton, Rabbi Leon Fram a round table discussion in which in Palestine and the honor of the
Mrs. Leon II. Frank, Sam Frank , all members participated. Jewish community." Fears for
team, as well as the fine playing
ALL-STARS
MACCABEES
It was announced that Lieu- renewed Arab-Jewish tension as
Van Neste Dr. Leo M. Franklin, Herman
of the Palestinian boys.
Coal
soil
Mahe..
I
II
Franzblau, Mrs. Alexander Free- tenant Max 0. Well will discuss a result of the shooting in Tel
Nathan Para, 19 year old Mac- Weinberg
Ferrel.
L. !f.
Donnenfeld
the activities of the CCC work Aviv have not yet materialises',
man,
William
Friedman,
Sam
Ger-
Broaning
113. II
cabee left wing, scored the first Leiberniona
smith son, Marvin B. Gingold, Fred A. at the next meeting which will with both Tel Aviv and Jaffa
C IL
goal and Wye Westermann scored r rll in ,uky
Hawaii
be held Thursday evening, Oct. quiet. Traffic between the two s
L. U
Clalrbele
Hilbert Ginsburg, Mrs. Samuel Glogower,
the second goal for the Macca- %while
0 R.
Lenard Harvey H. Goldman, Nathaniel 29, at the aackenzie Union, which towns remains open but is slight-
I. R.
bees. Joseph Sidi, substitute goal. Meth Bider)
. Balt
..C. F
Weatermann
H. Goldstick, harry S. Grant, will be thanite of all future meet- ly less than usual.
er for the Mace/thee team, was Mourner
Simpson
I I.
The first American ship to dock
ing of the organization.
•
Borg Mrs. John A. Ileavenrich, I. Him-
0 I.
excellent in the first half. How-
at the new Tel Aviv port, the
elhoch, Harry A. Hyman, Abe
Mears be balsam
ever, John Lenard managed to
I-4
Excalibur of the American Ex-
I
Kasle,
Myron
A.
Keys,
Fred
II.
Maccabees
shoot a hard one past him for the All • Stara
I—I
0
port Line, discharged a large
Klein, Mrs. A. Max Kohn, Julian CHILDREN'S HOME
lirat goal for the Michigan team
owil•—lions, Mennen, Lenard, IIIIbert,
WORK EXPLAINED cargo of goods for Tel Aviv mer-
while the second goal for the Subelltatlow Marcabw—Ilermw, All- H. Krolik, Mrs. Walter Leib, M.
chants after unloading a small
Star—O'Donnell, MacMillan. Referee— Landau, Theodore Levin, henry
Michigan team was scored by Ed- James Sinclair.
shipment at the neighboring port
Levitt, C. Louis Maas, Lawr-
(CONCLUDED rims( PACE ON W)
ward Hilbert.
of Jaffa, With this mail steamer,
ence
Michelson,
M.
A.
Mittelman,
The Maccabee all-star game was
Abraham Imri Mausner, inside
Gus D. Newman, Kurt Peiser, Daniel M. Stolid, orthopedist; Dr. the first American ship to use the
forward to the Maccabees, twisted arranged here by the American Meyer I. Prentis, Mrs. Meyer L Leonard Sidlow, orthodontist; Dr. Tel Aviv port, it is expected that
his knee at the beisjpning of the Committee Appeal for the Relief Prentis, Esther R. Prussian, Har- Harry Topcik and Di. Peter Bern- the local dock will now become a
second half and was compelled on of Jews in Poland with the co- ry Haden, Herman Radner, Louis stein, dentists; Dr. David Levy, regular stopping place for Amer-
account of injury to leave the operation of the Maccabee Tel Robinson, Mrs. Oscar Robinson consultant. icon Export Line boats, indicat-
Aviv Sports Organization in Pal-
game.
The Jewish Children's Home, ing the growing importance of
estine. The proceeds are to be Meyer Rosenbaum, Hon. Charles
The Michigan all-star team
divided between these two causes. Rubiner, Alex Schreiber, Nate S Mr. Cohen further pointed out, co- I this new Mediterranean harbor,
must be given • great deal of
A great deal of credit is due Shapero, I. Shetzer, Simon operates with other Jewish agen- 1 The creation of a new Jewish
credit. It played a great game
Harry Weinberg, who managed Shetzer, Bert Silverman, Leonard cies, particularly the Jewish Social industry in Palestine was report-
and was a great athletic awe ,
the
efforts for this game. Mr. Simons, Barney Smith, Abe Srere Service Bureau and the Jewish ed here with the discovery of a
gation. It deserves the honor of
Weinberg devoted most of his Mrs. Abe Srere, Morris Steinberg Community Center. The former new use for the recently erected
being the first American team
time during the past few weeks Louis Stoll, Sidney Stone, George does the investigations for place- jetty of the Tel Aviv port. Fish-
to hold the Maccabees to a tie
to assure a large attendance at M. Stutz, David M. Welling, Jo ments and the facilities of the ing in the Mediterranean has been
in this country. Previously the
the game, in addition to devoting seph M. Welt, Mrs. Joseph M latter are used whenever possible. taken up on a substantial scale,
Maccabees won three games
Mr. Cohen added that two thirds so that Jews are introducing their
a great deal of time to the work Welt, Melville S. Welt, Henr
from American teams and tie d
for the gathering of funds for the Wineman, Mrs. Henry Wineman of the income for the upkeep of own fish in the local market. Hith-
with • Toronto team. The local
the
Jewish Children's Home comes erto the source of supply were
David
Zemon,
Rudolph
Zuieback
soccer players were the first to relief of Polish Jewry.
An appeal to the Jewish coca from the Community Fund, the the. Arab fishermen.
munity of Detroit in behalf o balance coming from contributions
the Community Fund by Mr. Eng and membership dues. He em- American Hospital in Palestine
That's why every car in the 1937 Buick
ENSATIONAL is the fervor with which
crass appears on the first page o phasized that the home does not
Begun
line —the SPECIAL, the CENTURY, the
the American public has taken to its
receive any money at all from the
his issue,
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor
ROADMASTER and the LIMITED—is a
heart the brilliant motor cars offered by
Allied Jewish Campaign.
triumph visibly and intrinsically outrank.
respect and thereby forefit the
Members of the Women's Aux- Agency)—The largest and most
seiuirrisum, mist esusi
Buick this year.
modern
hospital
in
the
Near
East,
GOV. EARLE HAILS
respect of others.
lug anything we have ever done.
iliary who acted as hostesses at
financed by Hadassah, Zionist'
Indeed, the sweeping success of the 1936
Tolerance Still Dominant
the United States of Nazi anti-
PALESTINE REFUGE the dinner were: Chairman, Mrs. women's organization of Amer-
At times the facts of life make
Buick program flatly challenged us and
S. L. Kavanau; co-chairmen: Mes-
Each has more beauty for dazzling style,
Sernitirm. But they have made no fear inevitable. But when, as in
ica, as part of the medical faculty
dames
H.
H.
Shapiro,
J.
Weber,
our great parent General Motors to a
(CONCLUDED FOOM PAGE ONE)
more power for breath-taking action,
fundamental or far reaching im- the current American Jewish
Sidney Stone, A. B. Stralser, of the Hebrew University, started
momentous decision.
more room for full•family comfort, more
pression on the nation's life. scene, it has no basis in fact, any-
Lewis Bowman, Ralph Paul, Jack on its way to realization when
must be respected.
Freedman and Samuel B. Kahn, contractors began erecting the
downright "road-command" for safety
Prejudice exists and always will one who encourages it is perform-
During the past year Hadassah
Should we continue this amazingly popu-
ing a disservice to American
and pleasure.
Guests at the dinner on Tuesday $750,000 structure. Called the
raised $600,800 for its projects
lar line of cars into next year, perhaps
so long as Jews are Jews. About Jewry.
were taken on a tour of inspection Hadassah-University Hospital, the
that there is no question. The only
the prudent thing to do—or should we
building will occupy 500 work-
Perhaps the most important ob- in Palestine, the largest sum of the home by Dr. Eder.
See them—then you'll know why Buick's
raised
in
any
single
year
since
it
immediate question is whether It ligation of Jewish leaders and the
men for two years as its modern
dare broad improvement upon their
soaring sales curve, is headed for yet
laboratories and rooms rise on the
Jewish press is to help American was founded in 1912, Mrs. Sam-
is becoming. more serious.
spectacular excellence?
loftier altitudes next year.
As one surveys the position of Jews regain their balance and uel J. Rosensohn reporter's Of the Donations to Women's Aux- eminence of Mt. Scopus. The
total
amount,
$264,000
went
to-
building contract was awarded to
the Jew in the nation's economic, perspective—and to do It in terms
We felt there was only one right answer
iliary of Home for Aged
ward the maintenance of the Ha-
the contracting bureau of the
political, educational life it is of the realities of American life.
to that question, the bold and pro-
dassah hospitals, clinics, health
General Jewish Federation of
clear that there have been no basic The attitudes of the major presi-
centers, infant welfare stations,
Donations to the W o on e n' a Labor. The launching of build-
p-essive answer—and that's why
changes for the worse for Jews dential candidates, of the Amer-
school
hygiene
and
school
lunch-
insiders now forecasting 1937 are
Auxiliary of the Home for the ing operations coincided with the
as Jews. As recovery continues ican press, of the clergy and of
eons;
$60,000
was
allocated
for
Aged
were
received
from
the
fol-
holding
at
Philadelphia
of
the
afford the nem Buick.
there may even be improvement. the majority of the men on the
already saying: "It's Buick again!"
the building fund of the Rothe- lowing: 22nd annual conventlbn of Ha-
'u ran and thrifty to awn. its
Feu
Let Jews then stop acting like street indicate that democracy,
of per-
child•lladassah-University
Hospi-
to buy
.
and up fist
Mrs. Louis A. Kellen, in mem- dassah, which is helping to build
tolerance, religious liberty are still
scared cats.
That's
why
on
top
of
$15,000,000
its qualky, its
tal and medical school; $110,000
sok, prim ,
at Flint, Mich.
all
and dianing
Fear is bad. It does something among the abiding realities of for the transfer of German Jew- ory of Mr. Louis Goldman. the hospital as part of the ex-
recently spent re-tooling and re-
.
formance
Mrs. Ed. Stein, in memory of tensive network of medical and
.
•
unhealthy to .Jewish psychology American life.
ts yaw Pin. &jig jinn
equipping Buick's great plant, we
lorsu at
American Jews, go about your ish children to Palestine and their Mrs. Marian Marienthal. hygienic projects which it has
,tars
to so
which helps the imagined evil to
to fluor °d
isoot
maintenance and education. Funds
on t tenet
appropriated and are now spend-
Mrs.
Philip
Garelick,
in
mem-
sponsored
in
the
Holy
Land
since
business
as
usual.
Strengthen
your
son
mamas CAR
Goon:
become real. It makes Jews go
raised
by
Hadassah
for
this
pro-
ory
of
Dr.
Albert
S.
Kunin.
the
war,
actuaries
extra.
Pied
ing $14,500,000 more.
about with large chips on their institutions not from fear but be- tect enabled 300 german Jewish
YOUR
MONEY
GOES
FARTHER
W4
A
GENERAL
Sara Colman, in memory of
shoulders seeking anti-Semitism cause of self-respect. Live honor- children to be placed in Pales- Louis Goldman.
everywhere and blaming all of ably. Assume the normal preroga- tine, Mrs. Rosensohn reported.
Donations from Sally and Jerry Would Include Palestine in Near
tives
of
citizenship
without
fear.
their shortcomings and failures on
East Economic Federation
She also announced that Hades- Lepman, Mrs. Morris Landau,
prejudice. 1: makes them less de- To be your best selves is the most soh now has a membership of 52,- Mrs. Ethel Lampert, Mrs. M. Pol- NEW YORK (WNS)—Inclus-
sirable as friends, employees, citi- useful service you can render to 000 in its senior and junior chap- lock, Mrs. Steinberg.
' Ion of Palestine in a Near East-
ap
count
ry an Is the hpiest
zens. Sometimes it makes them so
ters In 45 states, a record high.
Donations to the building fund ern Federation of economically-
ay to live . Abovee all—hav e faith
worried about their neighbors' way
were received from Mrs. R. Lev- interdependent states is proposed
McDonald, Weizmann Messages
opinions that they lose their self- in America.
High Commissioner Wauchope ins and Mrs. Louis Friedman and as a solution for Arab-Jewish dif-
sent a message to the convention from Mrs. Isaac Schetzer in mem- ferences by A. Revusky, promi-
a ory of her sister, Mrs. D vid nent Yiddish pewspaperman and
declaring that "it is et/cult to
* * * WINN BITT1R AUTOMOSILIS ARI BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THIN **
overestimate the value
Bernstein.
' of the author of "Jews in Palestine," in
services which Hadassah has ran- _ ___ ___ _ -
dered." Former Refugee High — 0
State are others in the Big Ten Commissioner James G. McDon-
eceiNCLUDED FROM PAGE ()NEI
who should be watched.
-----
old said, in a message, that "by
Except for Dickman, no Jewish Introducing and fostering the
Luckman was a schoolboy sensa- pigskin chaser has attracted much
benefits of modern medical sci-
tion in Brooklyn for three years,
and long before he was eligible for notice, but there are a couple that 2nce without regard to party,'
the varsity Lou Little, Lion coach, will bear watching. Marty Glick- ince or religion" •Hadassah "has,
, a schoolboy rival of Luck- laid • basis which may yet make
was counting on him. And he has man
, seems to be going places with a significant contribution toward
come through in a big way. Barred man
from the fresh team by scholastic an ordinary Syracuse team. Get- the reconciliation of Jew and
y in some of the running that Arab."
troubles, he made the varsity with tin
o n for Uncle
ected to do
The historic importance of Ha-
difficu lty, Before the seaso n he was exp Olympic Games, Glick- dassah's achievements was hailed
ed tout
as a' bril-
emetics'
h was
Sam
at
the
e
is name man ripped off two sweet runs in in a message from Dr. Chaim
ball-carrier
and h Hewitt, the opening game with Clarkson.
linked
with Ralph
Weizmann, president of the Jew-
was
Ciff 3 3Iontgomerynd Al Barabas, The Orange suffered an upset de- ish Agency, who expressed con-
l
a years. Playing feat at the hands of Baldwin- fidence that Hadassah will "rally
stars
of in
other
on ft
L ion
hall
the opening tilt Wallace, but it wasn't the fault large forces and distinguish it-
ha
at le
speedy 155- pound back. The self in the future as it has in the
aine, Luckman lived up to of the
with
s reputation. Ile showed bril- University of New Hampshire past." Henrietta Szold,. founder
hi
s a line crasher and off- doesn't rate high in big time foot- of Hadassah, urged in her mes- '
ball, but the doings of the Nathan- sage, faith in the "indestructibil-
tackle runner. He scored one touch- son brothers, Joe and Norman, are
ity of the Palestinian undertak-
down on a 34-yard run and con- worthy of note. In one tilt they
ing," adding: "Political condi-1
tributed to another by a perfect scored 23 points between them.
lions and decisions may increase
pass. Throughout the game he
Keep an Eye on These
the difficulties of building. They'
carried the burden of attack. In
Some of the best Jewish grid- cannot impair the spiritual foun-
the game with Army, Luckman's
dation of the structure we have
men
have
been
cooling
from
the
playing made the Lions forget
reared." Other messages were
their loss. Ilia passing was some- South in recent years. This year
received from Governor Lehman
seems
to
be
no
exception.
Dick
thing to see, and his running a joy
of New York, Isaac Ben Zvi, prem.'
to behold. Packing 185 pounds, Plasman, flashy end of Vanderbilt,
ident of the Vaad Leumi, Dr. Ju-
Leroy
Monsky,
Alabama
guard,
Luckman is a real triple threat
dah L. Magnes, president of the
who is smart, strong and fast. Buck Friedman, Rice quarterback,
Hebrew University, and Menahem
Little says Sid is the best passer B e r e h a k of North Carolina,
M. Ussishkin, president of the .
Kirschner
and
Mark
of
North
Columbia has ever had.
Jewish
National Fund.
Carolina State and Levine of Ten-
Goldberg, who hails from El-
nessee will go places before the Roosevelt Lauds Hadassah Health
kins, West Virginia, where he was
Work
a wizard in scholastic football, had season is over. Out on the Pacific
Two thousand delegates from
Ccast there are also some pros-
little difficulty in making the Pitt
pective candidates for the Jewish 45 states attending the 22nd an-
team, on which he is the only
All-American. The fans out there nual convention of Hadassah
sophomore. Pittsburgh fans were
cheered a message from President
slightly skeptical about the ad- are already talking about Brous-
Roosevelt in which he hailed "the
vanes, reports on Goldberg, but seau and Wilensky of Southern
after the Ohio Wesleyan game California, Aronson and Falken- fine humanitarian work for the
alleviation
of bunion suffering" in
they admitted that he had the stein of St. Mary's, Blumberg of
which Hadassah is engaged. The
makings of an All-American the University of California at
Angeles, Pollock and Pollack President said "it seems to me
back. In that tilt he was the hero Isis
that Hadassah has made a sound
, of the day, Carrying the leather of the University of California at and sensible approach to its prob-
. 15 times, he piled up a yardage Berkeley and Harmell of Loyola.
lem by emphasizing the safe-
- of 208 for an average of 13 yards And if you are one of those who guarding of health. I refer par-
and scored two touchdowns. Once like to speculate on potential Jew.
ticularly to the wise emphasis
he sprinted 76 yards off tackle to ish All-Americans you might do being placed upon medical work,
tally. And against West Virginia worse than keep an eye on Patt hospitalization and nursing, which
he again served notice that he was and Rosenthal of Carnegie Tech, activities are designed to promote
' no flash in the pan. When Pitt laneks of Syracuse, Londe of Nils-
invaded Columbus to meet the souri, Price of Arkansas, Ka stein mental and physical fitness. Any
groups that enjoy the social se-
`powerful Ohio State eleven, the of Brown, Hersh of N. Y. U., runty fostered by good health
Buckeyes had a special defense Schimenty of City College, Katz and knowledge that ill health,
ready against Goldberg, but it was of Temple, Goodman of Duquesne, when it occurs, will be combatted
Iowa State, ,h
wit l. of r g
in vain. He didn't score. but he Goldber
Berko- vigorously, is strategically fitted
goit
Maine,
ne, Fertig of M ichigan
tad plenty to do with Pitt's 6.0 Stat Levy and Wexler of Penn- to deal intelligently with prob-
win.
sylvania and Bender of Rutgers. lama that may arise."
I. the Big Ten
All in all it looks like a big year
Sipe! Harry Newman left Mich- for the Jewish h football
Compli-
f b ail men. The Perfection Lodge
Iran there has been no really names mentioned here are some of
mentor y Bridge Party
great 'Jewish star in the Biz Ten, the more outstand ing. Players but
on Wednesday
h gold footballs
-
' to
bat this year it looks as if we may by y the time the
hare a couple of them. 011io Adel- be awarded by the Seven Arts
man, Northwestern's pint-sized Feature Syndicate and the Jewish
Perfection Lodge members are
half back, is playing his third War Veterans to members of the being treated to a complimentary
year of varsity football, but it was Jewish All-American are ready bridge and dancing pasty to be
only toward the close of the last for distribution there may be a held Wednesday evening, act. 28,
season that he got a break. On flock of new faces to be considered. in the grill room of the Masonic
the strength of his showing in the Right now, however, these are the Temple, at 9 o'clock. The regu-
lar lodge communication will corn-
last two games of 1935 he made leading candidates.
memo at 7 o'clock, and bridge
the Jewish All-American second
as been arranged for guests
team. Thisyear he is a regular, Mazer to Address J. Y. P. S. h
i ron, 7 to 9 P. rn.
end a good bet for the first team.
Harry Yudkoti, who is making
Shaarey
Zedek
of
In the game against Iowa he
There will be an open meeting arrangements for the party, which
neared in a 56-yard run and had
free to Masons and their guests,
is
the
Shaarey
of
the
J.
Y.
P.
S.
of
much to do with holding the highly
be re-
heck • Moe Zedek on Sunday, Oct. 25, at announces that there will
v...girded Hawkeyea in c
2
:30
p.
In.
Various
committees
freshments.
Aaron A. Silberblatt Is the
Lerire, so phomore quarterback at will be appointed. Jacob Mazer,
Michigan, Mort Doodstein and prominent sportsman, will be the worshipful master of Perfection
Weiss
Sally Sherman of Chicago,
Lodice.
guest speaker.
of Indians and Kaplanoff of Ohio

(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE U

.top the Maccabees—and they
earned it well and fairly.

(CONCLUDED FooM PAGE ONE)

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