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and THE LE,,Q,A,L cHRONICLE

Jewish Radio Forum
Anniversary Jan. 27

•
THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME

DeLuxe Fondly Service

Aaron Kurland, chairman of the
Jewish Radio Forum, announces
that a program marking the com-
pletion of six years of continuous
broadcast by the Jewish Radio
Forum will be presented Wednes-

Flat Pieces and Handkerchiefs
Neatly Ironed
Bath Towels and Underwear
Fluffed Dried

. 1

January 22, 1937

PiEDE1ROITIEMSR CARON NU

1rAGE TWO

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ADMINISTERS
INDIRECT REBUKE TO ANTI-SEMITES
OF POLAND IN INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Wm. Friedman Urges Rabbi Rubinstein
Will Be Honored
Bnai Brith Support
Saturday Evening
Loyd. Marshall Lodge Conducts

Membership Drive in Honor
of Fred Bernstein

A reception in the form of a
Mlave Malkeh has been arranged
by a committee of Detroit rabbis
and lay-leaders for this Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock at Congrega-
tion Beth Tefila Emanuel in honor
of Rabbi Samuel Moshe Rubin-
stein, one of the directors of the
world-famous Yeshiva of Mir,
Poland.
Rabbi Rubinstein is on a brief
visit in Detroit in the interests of
the Yeshiva, which has students
from countries all over the world,
including the United States and
Canada. lie is here to make an an-
peal in behalf of the Yeshiva,
which is in danger of being closed
unless immediate help is forth-
coming to save it from its eco-
nomic plight.
Famous as a pulpit orator,
Rabbi Rubinstein attracts large
audiences everywhere and is
hailed as one of the outstanding
Jewish thinkers.
Last Saturday Rabbi Rubin-
stein spoke in Congregation
Shaarey Zedek and the Young
Israel Synagogue.
This Saturday Rabbi Rubinstein
wil Ispeak at Congregation Bnai
Zion and the Tuxedo Holmur Tal-
mud Torah.

NOW OPEN!

Detroit's most betasailta

COCKTAIL 1
LOUNGE

William Friedman, Detroit civic
leader, and former president of
Pounds Additional sounds 7c lb.
the Jewish Welfare Federation,
THE BEST UNIVERSAL SERVICE
pledged his support to the mem-
President Roosevelt indirectly administered a
bership drive being conducted in
a charming new spot
stinging rebuke to the anti-Semites throughout the
this district by the Bnai Brith
where you can get your .0
world, and particularly those of Poland, in his in-
lodges. This announcement was
favorite drinks and the
made on Jan. 18, the day Fred
augural address on Jan. 20.
Bernstein, president of District
same famous Boesky
cuth
No matter what you pay,
Efforts made in Poland to exclude the Jews from
Grand
Lodge
No.
6,
became
53
food . . . at reasonable W.-
no laundry
the economic life of the land were strongly con-
years of age.
prices.
can launder a finer shirt
=. -.
demned, in the President's indirect but firm manner,
Mr. Bernstein, a resident of
Chicago, and Mr. Friedman have
DROP IN TONIGHT . . .
WE HAVE THE BEST EQUIPMENT MADE
when he declared that "we are determined to make
been close friends for a number
every American citizen the subject of his country's
of years, their association begin-
interest and concern, and we will never regard any
ning when both were students at
iff 88c
A
bf.d
the University of Michigan.
faithful
law-abiding
group
within
our
borders
as
lbS•
Flat Pieces cession
When Archie II. Cohen, sec-
superfluous."
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ond vice-president of District
Throughout his address President Roosevelt again
Grand Lodge No. 6, suggested
A VERY INEXPENSIVE SERVICE
emerged as the great champion of democratic ideals
that the district increas its mem-
bership to 550 as a birthday
and as the great challenger to the forces of bigotry
token from the district lodges to
and reaction.
& Hazelwood
its president, the Bnai Brith took
Not rooposdblo for sua-borot or ittad-whIpped cattalos
on a special interest to Mr. Bern-
THE NEWEST DEPARTMENT IN THE CITY
stein's Detroit friends. Mr. Cohen
1
addressed the memership drive
appeal to Dr. M, H. Silverman,
president of the Detroit Louis
Marshall Lodge No. 1203.
earn
25C
Mr. Friedman was quick to re-
YESTERDAY TODAY /I TOMORROW
AARON KURLAND
spond to Mr. Cohen's call for sup-
OUR NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
port. Detroit has two active Bnai
day evening, Jan. 27, over Station
Brith lodges in addition to the
WJBK from 8 to 9 p. m.
Laundry Brought to Plant by 9 o'clock a. us. will be
Ladies Auxiliary and two A. Z. Jewish Veterans
Finished Some Day—NO EXTRA CHARGE
The principal address will be
A. groups. Pisgah Lodge No. 34,
delivered by Rabbi Leon Fram of
(CONcl.ultED FROM PAGE 1)
of Jezreel were allegedly more has had a long service record
Install Officers
Temple Beth El who has served
, extensively cultivated by Arabs and soon will celebrate PO years
Re the weekly commentator on the Jewish as England is English,' than they now were by Jews.
At
a
dinner-dance
held Sunday
of
continued
activity.
The
De-
per pound
forum programs during the past
WHAM() APPAREL,
Members of the Commission troit Louis Marshall Lodge first evening, Jan. 17, and attended
three years. Other speakers will the No witness
economic
m
capacity is became indignant when Fund
wtitnthee erceoPnlioed.
■
by 300 guests, the Detroit Post
pr paid
obtained
its
charter
in
May,
1935,
include Acting Mayor John W. the real test of the country's Saba, secretary of the Arab
No. 135 of the Jewish War Vet- ALWAYS 1st Saul GOOD SUER
Smith, Judge Charles Rubiner and absorptive power, he continued, Higher Committee, misquoted and has been making rapid strides erans of the United States, in-
Minimum Charge, $1.50
the junior lodge in this city.
Bernard Imam superintendent of but rather its political capacity. a secret document in en at- as
THE
stalled its newly elected officers.
Its
membership
consists
mostly
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
the United Hebrew Schools.
"And no nation can allow itself tempt to prose that the goy of young men between the ages
Dr. Perry P. Burnstine, Ameri- BEER IN THE GREEN BOTTLE
We Call for awl Deliver to All Parts of the City
An all-Jewish musical program to become a minority without the ernment had failed to establish of 21 and 36 years.
canism officer, representing na-
will be featured by the choir of resistance of force," he added. an income tax despite an en•
p
The Marshal Lodge of Detroit, tional headquarters of the Jewish
Temple Beth El under the direc- "The Mandate is void," he part's alleged recommendation in conjunction with its member- War Veterans of the United
tion of George Galvani; Miss Ruth charged, "because it is contra- that ouch • tea be set up.
ship drive has planned a full pro- States, acted in the capacity of
Brotman, soprano, and Maurice dictory to Article 23 of the Cove-
Declaring that the causes of gram of cultural and social ac- installing officer, assisted by Na-
Alterman, lyric baritone, will be nant of the League. The Mandate unrest were not only political but tivities for the coming months thaniel II. Goldstick, assistant cor- Tribute by Isaacs
heard in several groups of Jewish is an agreement between the economic, Fuad Saba said that for Its members and friends.
poration counsel, and Jack Sevin.
to Late M. B. Cohen
folk songs.
League powers and Britain." Lord the Arabs were heavily burdened
Marshall Lodge has invited the
The installation was preceded
Aaron Rosenberg will' serve as Peel interjected that "the Man- with taxes. Although the Hun- Windsor lodge to meet with it by a 6:30 dinner in the Arabian
Bernard
Isaacs, superintendent
Master of ceremonies.
date is not an agreement but an tington report had recommended during the first part of February. Room of the Tuller Hotel, fol-
During the past six years, the assignment of trust.' And Prof. an income tax, according to his A program of special interest to lowed by the presentation of the of the United Hebrew Schools of
Jewish Radio Forum, directed by Reginald Coupland read the pre- testimony, this tax had been both lodges is being planned by post's colors by Edward H. WO- Detroit, this week paid the follow-
TOP CAN BUT QUALITY KOSHER )(RATS WITH 0011EIDENC111 Dom
ing tribute to the late H. B.
Aaron Kurland, has served as a amble of the Mandate saying that shelved by the government. This Dr. M. M. Silverman and Milton hams, Wayne County Auditor.
medium for the dissemination of there was no agreement between statement was immediately chal- Sumner. A social will be held for
The following officers were in- Cohen:
information on subjects of Jewish the Allies and Great Britain. The lenged by Sir Ilarold Morris, who members and friends Saturday stalled: Maurice Bordelove, com- "With the passing of bl.B.Cohen,
interest. Speakers of local as well witness replied that "the British questioned the Arab leader's night, Feb. 13, at the Magnolia mander; David Wrubel, senior the United Hebrew Schools have
as national fame were heard, dis- Government's acceptance of the knowledge of the secret Hunting- Riding Club, 16250 W. Eight vice-commander; Jack R. Gold- lost one of their staunchest friends,
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cussing the problems of the De- League's responsibility to carry ton report, adding that he had Mile Road. Sol Poskel is in stein, junior vice-commander; and one of their most faithful and
mem Na I — WU TWELFTH STREET
out the Mandate constitutes an read it and was fully acquainted charge of this function.
troit Jewish community.
Samuel J. Leve, judge advocate; loyal workers. Mr. Cohen belonged
The program is non-commercial. agreement." At this point Lord with its findings but that its
The newly appointed member- Dr. Robert Rosen, surgeon; John to that group of veterans, who
Peel asserted that His Majesty's recommendation regarding an in- ship committee of the Marshall Litzkey, chaplain; Louis Tucker, were responsible for the founding
Government Is only carrying out come tax was negative and con- Lodge is comprised of Alvin B. adjutant; Henry Shapero; quar- and establishment of the system
$1,000 Realized at Donor a trust in behalf of the League. trary to what Saba had stated. Levin. Erwin Bunin. Dr. Max Ro- termaster; Sam Mann, officer of of schools, known as the United
Employment Complaints
Luncheon of Branch of
Piqued by the Arab's hearsay evi- senfeld, Walter Berlow, Sigmund the day; Samuel Kort. historian; Ilebrew Schools of Detroit.
All Government activities, the dence, Lord Peel, ordered the wit- Jaulus, Jess Feiler and Julius Samuel Greenberg, laison officer;
J .W. E. W. 0.
"It was in 1919, when I was in-
witness claimed, were intended ness to confine himself to facts Rothenberg. Anyone wishing in- George N. Smith, officer of the vited to take charge of the first
formation about the Bnai Brith,
At the donor luncheon of the for the Jews. He objected to em- and figures. When Saba com- the Marshall Lodge, or any of its guard; David J. Davis and Louis school which was then opened on
Bolhower, color bearers; Murray
ployment by the Government of plained that protective tariffs
(CONCLUDED FROM PACE 1)
aee children, this training is in- North Woodward branch of the Jews for political reasons when were unnecessarily e x c eagle e, activities can communicate with Levine, color guard; Albert Cur- Wilkins St. near Hastings, that I
had the privilege of coming In con-
dispensable, it remains of the ut- Jewish Women's European Wel- Arabs were cheaper; objected to Lord Peel asked him to present any one of these men.
tis, bugler; Jack Sevin, Dr. Mark tact with Mr. Cohen. The interest
large portion of Jewry is des- most importance also for parents fare Organization held at the De- tariffs as protecting Jewish in- figures showing that the consumer
Herzfeld and Joseph Jones, true- he had in the schools was not
troit
Leland
Hotel
on
Jan.
12,
perately In need of • friendly of Intermediate and confirmation
tees.
and raising prices. "The was paying more than before the
something a b e t r a c t, something
shelter and spiritual and sui- age children. We, at Temple Rabbi S. I. Fineberg was the dustry
are fighting for constitu- establishment of factorise as a Develops Drug in
imaginary, it was concrete and
tors! meter. The time has Beth El, organized a special class guest speaker while Miss Shirley Arabs
great
result
of
the
protective
tar-
fundamental rights and
Ile knew exactly what
come far all Jews to unite In for parents of co.nfirmants. That Silverstone gave musical selec- tional,
War on Pneumonia MOTHER'S CLUBS substantial.
for mere reforms." the Arab iffs. The witness failed to produce
he wanted. At that time, I recall,
the activities leading to the es- class made confirmation doubly tions and the saxophone and ac- not
any
concrete
evidence,
but
relied
leader emphasized. "The Palestine
cordion,
The
JWEWO
held
a
reg-
he
was
particularly
interested in
the
J•wish
of
significant both to the children
tablishment
WASHINGTON, D. C. —
chiefly on the findings of
Members of the Oakland Moth- providing the schools with fine
of the donor luncheon. was hos- Government does not exist, only instead
Homeland in Palestine. We and to the parents.
the mandatory government. There the Hope-Simpson report. With- (WNS)—A synthetic drug which ers' Club of the Jewish Commu- furniture. Ile was concerned with
tess
to
40
women
at
her
home
on
rge
our
constituents
to
give
u
"A knowledge of Jewish his-
is no hope for peace unless justice out substantiating his statement, now destroys pneumonia germs in
fieancial and moral support to tory has now become a necessity Oakman Blvd., Tuesday noon, is done. It is immaterial whether the Arab leader made the claim mice and which may be the fore- nity Center will have a Chamisho- the establishment of a properly
the work of rebuilding Pales. of life to the individual Ameri- Jan. 19. Her mister, Mrs. S. Roth- British officialdom ie honest or that Arab industries were not runner of a practical effective osor b'Shvat party on Monday, equipped playground adjacent to
Jan, 25, at 8 p. m., at the Jewish the school. Later, when he became
tine.
can Jew. An understanding of enberg Assisted her.
being protected.
against pneumonia in human be- Community Center. A concert will the chairman of the house. it was
The announcement that $1,000 corrupt."
Rabbi Frarn's Address
the Jewish spirit as it is expressed
Al Liwa, Arabic daily, re- ings has been developed by Dr. be furnished by the Music Study he who was responsible for the
The commission chairman then
was
realized
from
the
luncheon
Direction of the intellectual and in religion, literature, and in var- was greeted with enthusiasm. asked whether Auni Bey was "in- ports that • trade delegation Sanford M. Rosenthal, it was re- Club. Members are asked to bring equipments of all the schools, and
spiritual growth of youth is the ious cultural forms, has now be- Orphans and widows in Poland, terested in the way the Mandate from Germany is on its way to ported by the National Institute Palestinian fruits.
for their proper upkeep. Ile looked
most neglected phase of the en- mile' a veritable harbor of re- Germany and other countries will is implemented." The witness re- Palestine to do business with of Health. In its present form the
Margaret Mitchell's popular after all details in the most care-
tire scheme of Jewish education , fuge for the harassed Jewish soul. be helped with this money.
Arabs and to remove such busi• drug would be poisonous to hu- novel "Gone with the Wind" will ful manner.
plied
in
the
negative,
adding
that
"I remember that when we
Dr. Samuel M. Blumenfield of
The president, Mrs. Jacob "Arabs want the abolition of the ness now in the hands of Jews. mans.
be reviewed by Mrs. M. Bergman
"Ile belonged to that group of
Chicago, Ill., said Sunday morn- planned the opening of our Beth Cohen, and the organization Mandate." Ile objected to the con-
a meeting of the Young Moth- men who believed in action, in do-
ing in discussing "Youth Edu- El College of Jewish Studies In thanked Mrs. Epps. Thanks were cession to the Palestine Electric Palestine' ■ New Chief Rabbi Ar- Stockholm Jew gives 175,000 Km. at
era' Study Club at the Dexter ing things, and together with the
Detroit
in
the
fall
of
1925,
many
rives from Ireland
nee for Helaine Program
cation."
also given to the various com- Corporation and to the Palestine
STOCKHOLM. — (WNS) — A branch on Tuesday, Jan. 26, at president of the schools, the late
Adult Jews should not confine friends warned me not to be too mittees.
Potash Company as being made
HAIFA (WNS-Palcor Agency)
p. m.
Esser Rabinowitz, and his asso-
their educational pursuits to at- sanguine about the institution;
gift
of 175,000 kronen ($78,750) 1:15
to
Jews.
Ile
demanded
Arabic
as
—Chief
Rabbi
Isaac
llerzog,
for-
At this meeting it was de-
Dr. Joseph Markel will speak to thtes, the late David Robinson,
tending services at temples and that I should consider myself for- cided that the organization spon- the only official language of the mer chief rabbi of Ireland who to build model apartments for peo-
members
of the Linwood-Dexter Louis Duscoff, J. Friedberg, and
senagognes, but should also study tunate if 25 people enrolled for sor the annual shower for the country. The Jewish National was recently elevated to his new ple of small means in Stockholm
Jewish history, religion and liter- the classes. What was our amaze- General Israel Orphans Home for Home increased the Arabs' cost post, was welcomed with gala was announced here by C. Gro- Club at their meeting on Tuesday, others, he saw to it that things
Jan. 26, at 2 p. m., at the Dexter were always moving, that some-
ature at other times. Rabbi From ment at the Temple when no less Girls in Palestine.
of living. which was much higher ceremonies upon his arrival in schinsky, Jewish philanthropist branch.
thing was always done. As soon
asserted in his address on "For- that 500 appeared on the opening
The organization acknowledges than in neighboring countries, the this harbor city. A huge crowd and business man.
A meeting of the Fenkell Moth- as the first school unit was erected
night for registration. So huge
mal Adult Education."
with thanks donations to the Ben- witness asserted. Sir Laurie Ham- that gathered at the dock to greet
ers' Club will be held at the Park- on Wilkins St., plans were im-
In the course of his address wan the response that we were not jamin Wisper Memorial Flower mond asked why, if the Arabs are Palestine's first chief rabbi who
equipped to meet it. We did not
Rabbi From Hated:
Bnai Brith Groups Hold side and Midland Talmud Torah mediately formulated for the next
on Tuesday, Jan. 26. At 7 p. m. unit to be erected at Kirby and
have a sufficient faculty. The Fund from the following: Mrs. I. happier in the other countries, is also a distinguished English
Joint Meeting
"Adult education, which we classes were necessarily too large, Burnstein, in honor of her daugh- more Arabs do not emigrate from scholar included government rep-
there will be a public speaking St. Antoine Sta., and when they
today. confess to be our most and I believe that I am not ra- ter, Florence's engagement to Palestine. "Sentimental attach- resentatives as well as leaders of
class and at 8 p, m. a business
neglected area, happens, also, to
An interesting meeting of the meeting. Following the meeting saw that the trend of population
Samuel Karabenick; Mrs. M. Sil- ment," was Auni Bey's reply. Sir the Jewish National Council.
tionalizing
when
I
attribute
the
was towards the northwest, they
be the most essential area of
off in enrollment In sub- verstone in honor of her recovery Laurie challenged the witness as Among those in the welcoming Women's Atujliary of Bnai Brith Prof. Emerson Eschelman will lost no time and erected three
Jewish education. In a remark- tapering
from illness; Mrs. D. Silverstein, to whether the Syrians were bet- committee was Hassan Shukri, and of Pisgah Lodge took place
school buidings: the Philadelphia-
able paper on 'The Reorientation sequent years to the fact that we in honor of her daughter's recov- ter off and asked why the Ilaura- Arab mayor of Haifa. Orthodox Jan. 18 at the Wilshire Hotel. conduct an open forum.
rot, under the conditions.
On Thursday, Jan. 28, at 1 p. Byron School, the Tuxedo and Bel-
of the Jewish Religious Educa- could
give the students the measure of ery, and Mrs. Agnes Levin in nie emigrated to Palestine. Auni rabbis in they traditional colorful Guests of the evening were Mrs.
at the Jewish Community Cen- mar School and the Parkside and
tion; presented before the Cen- individual attention which is re- memory of her sister, Mrs. Ray Bey answered that "the Ilauranis garb were on hand to pay their Ruth Metzger, vice president of m.,
ter, members of the Woodward
tral Conference of American Rab- quired to keep students vitally Stanfield.
are happy in their own country respects to the new head of the the District Grand Lodge and past Club will hold a cooking demon- Fenkell School. The 'erection of
but come to Palestine for higher religious community. Rabbi Her- president of this Auxiliary; Mrs. stration. At 2 p. m. there will be of the Six-Mile Road School at
bis hat year, Dr. Abraham Freon- and regularly Interested.
Brush and Minnesota, was also
Man, professor of Jewish Ede-
zog was given his first formal re- Smokier of Windsor, Miss Pauline • meeting and from 3 to
wages."
p. m. due to the farsightedness of this
"We ask our people to give up Contributions to Scholarship
cation at the Hebrew Union Col-
ception in a synagogue on Hadar Freidman of the B.Z.B., Ben Mar- the various phases of the 5 Social
Wants Declaration's Repeal
group.
lege, went so far as to suggest anywhere from 10 to 30 Monday
ltacarmel,
hillside
suburb
of
Hai-
Fund
of
United
He.
cus
of
Pisgah
Lodge,
Alvin
Klein
The Commission was again fa, and then left for Jerusetem,
Security Act will be discussed by
"During his ailments, when Mr.
that the entire primary depart- nights in succession for a course
of Windsor, and Rabbi Rosenwas- members of the public speaking
warned that "unless the Balfour
brew Schools
Cohen was forced to stay at home,
ment of the religious school might in Bible History, Jewish Life in
his
future
headquarters,
via
Tel
ser
of
Lansing.
The
Chevrolet
Glee
class.
Decalration is repealed there can Aviv. As he passed through the
his
thoughts were always centered
be eliminated. and In its place the Middle Ages. or Modern Jew-
The United Hebrew Schools be no peace in the Holy Land", countryside he was greeted by Club sang and Betty and Bob
might be established a system of ish History. By way of these
Relntzenheim of the Major Bowes Memorial Contributions to about the schools and their activi-
In
a
threat
sounded
by
Jamal
courses,
they
are
also
stimulated
wish
to
accept
with
thanks
con-
adult education by which we
ties. The school was not just a
hour played the violin and piano.
cousin of the Mufti of local rabbis.
hobby at which he spent some of
• shall guide the parents to teach to read the most important books tributions to the Scholarship Fund Ilusseini,
Driving through Tel Aviv, Rab- A timely and enlightening talk on
United Hebrew Schools
Jerusalem and president of the
their children the love of Juda- in the field, and they are given from the following:
his leisure momenta, It was his
bi
Herzog
was
greeted
by
lusty
Leon
Blum,
the
French
Disraeli,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilyman Rotten- Palestine Arab party, who had cheering. At Motza, which is just
very life.
ism and the Jewish people in the an introduction to the world of
Was given by Rabbi Berger of
Memorial contributions to the
moat effective way in which chil- Jewish books by which they can berg, 2717 Fullerton Ave., a con- been called to testify on the sub- outside Jerusalem, he was met by Flint.
May his family find consola-
United Hebrew Schools were re-
dren of that age can be taught continue their education after the tribution of one-half scholarship jects of immigration and land, representatives of various Jerusa-
tion in the fact that his was a life
The membership soiree of Jan. ceived from the following:
to the scholarship fund of the and Arab grievances thereon. lem institutions who escorted
namely, in the home, through the course is completed.
replete
with worthwhile activities,
13 was a success. Forty new mem-
Harold H. Smiley. William A.
observance of Jewish festivals in
"Although the organization of United Hebrew Schools, in honor Reiterating the contention of the him through the streets of the
were listed. Mre. A. Osri of London and Alex Schreiber of a life rich, colorful and useful."
an their beauty, through the in- Beth El College is properly term- of the Bar Mitzvah of their son, two Arab leaders who had pre- Holy City. A great crowd had bers
Chicago spoke about Bnai Brith Associated Theaters, Inc., a con-
ceded him, Jamal Ilusseini de-
formal telling of the loveliest ed formal since we have a regular Colman M.
gathered about the hotel waiting
Demonstration Lessons at
Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Shifman, clared that the Mandate for Pal- for the chief rabbi's arrival. The and its projects. The membership tribution in memory of Meye rB.
tales from the Bible and Jewish curriculum, a regular schedule of
drive will end Feb. 20. On Feb. 21 Cohen, who was one of the found-
estine
was
invalid
because
it
was
United Hebrew Schools
contribu-
a
3014
Sturtevant
Ave.,
history on mother's lap.
requirements for credit, and the
hotel band played the Ilatikvah a paid-up membership dance wilt ers of the United Hebrew Schools.
contradictory
to
the
League
cove-
"Certainly. even if one does granting of a diploma upon the tion of one-half scholarship to
accompanied by ■ special choir. be held at the Detroit Leland Ho-
Harold
H.
Smiley,
William
A.
nant.
Declaring
that
the
Balfour
An
examination and demonstra-
the
scholarship
fund
of
the
United
not agree with the radical Idea completion of a certain number of
Addressing the crowd from the
of giving up the primary depart- courses, nevertheless, the spirit Hebrew Schools, in honor of the Declaration was responsible for hotel balcony, the new chief rabbi tel. All wishing to become • mem- London, Alex Schreiber of Asso- tion lemon will be held next Mon-
ber
may
call
Mrs.
Jesse
Feiler,
ciated
Theatres,
Inc.,
1331-2
the
various
disturbances.
the
wit-
day,
Jan.
25, at 7 p. m., in the
Bar
Mitzvah
of
their
son,
Aaron.
ment of the religious school, ev- within the classroom is informal.
memorialized h i s predecessor,
Mrs. Eleanor Jones and family, ness charged that "Jewish influ- Rabbi Abraham Kook, and gave chairman of the membership corn. Dime Bank Bldg., a contribution branch of the United Hebre•
eryone realizes what a powerful There is vigorous discussion, and
mittee.
in
honor
of
Harry
Cohen,
presi-
ence"
negatived
all
steps
for
the
Schools,
at
Delmar and Westmins-
re-enforcement or what a fatal give-and-take between the stu- 3215 Leslie Ave., a contribution
his blessing to the city, praying
dent of the United Hebrew ter. in L. Panush's class. This is
handicap the home can be in the dents and teachers and among the of one-half scholarship to the well-being of the Arabs. He cited for peace for all its inhabitants.
the
British
white
paper
of
1930,
Schools,
who
keeps
up
the
noble
scholarship fund of the United
realization of a program of Jew- students themselves.
title-deeds and another 85,860 work of his father, the late Meyer a junior high school claim. The
the Sir Walter Shaw and the Sir
major subjects they study at this
ish education for younger chil-
203 Jewish Agricultural Settle- metric dunams held in concession B. Cohen.
"In the rational discussion of Hebrew Schools, in memory of
time are Chumoeh and Rashi.
dren. Fortunately, it is not only Jewish problems, the grip of fear her husband, and father, Law- John Simpson reports as having
from the Government, making •
ments
Now
Established
in
Harold
II.
Smiley,
William
A.
been disregarded.
educators like Dr. Franzblau who is relaxed, the feelings of mis- rence II.
total of 1,341,650 metric dunams London, Alex Schreiber of Asso- Bible and Jewish history. The ex•
Pelestia.
A major part of his testimony
amination will be on the subject
hove realized this. Many young giving, inferiority and anxiety are
NEW YORK —At the begin- (a dunam is approximately a
parents have become aware of lost, and the spirit is fortified to Sunshine Club at Miam i was devoted to a recital of the ning of 1937 there was in Pales- quarter-acre). Forty-two per cent ciated Theatres, Inc., a contribu- of Rashi.
distress of the Arab fellaheen. An
tion in memory of Joseph Wets-
their lack of preparation for this face reality, and the heart dis-
Sunday, Jan, 24, at 11 a. m.,
of
this
area
was
acquired
during
Beach Holds Annual
tine
•
total
of
203
Jewish
agri-
man.
income tax proposal, which he
phase of their responsibility.
A. Panush's class at the Philadel-
posed to meet responsibility."
Meeting
said would have removed a burden cultural settlements, as compared the period ending with the war
11. M. Richey of 607 Fox Thea- phia-Byron school will be exam-
Work in Detroit
and
the
balance
since
1920.
The
with
50
in
1919,
it
is
pointed
out
from the fellah, was stopped by
tre Bldg., • contribution to mem- ined in the study of the Prophets.
"In Detroit, a group of them,
Jewish-owned area comprises 4.96
The first 1937 meeting of the the Jews who constituted "a man- in a report on agricultural de- per cent of the entire area of ory of Joseph Wetsman.
Sunday, Jan, 31, at 10:30 a.
whom I had not seen at the tem- Helen's Dress Shop Adds a
datory above the mandatory", velopment in Palestine just issued
held
Variety Club of Detroit, 806 m., an examination will be held in
was
Detroit
Sunshine
Club
ple for a long time, came to me
Western Palestine, which Is esti- Book
New Department
Cadillac, a contribution In the junior high school class of
at the Oceanic Gardens, Miami Professor Coupland suggested that by the United Palestine Appeal, mated at 27,009,000 dunams.
early this fall and asked me to
memory of Joseph Weteman.
Beach. Fla., on Monday evening, the Arab planters rejected the in- American Jewry's agency for the
M. Gordon at Philadelphia and
open a course of study for them
The aim of the report is to
Because of Increased business, Jan. 11. It was attended by a come tax. The witness thought, settlement in Palestine of • max- emphasize
Alex Schreiber and Harold II. Byron in the following subjects:
In the home-education of their
that further Jewish Smiley
Arabs would imum number of persecuted Jews
however.
that
the
If
Drees
Shop
has
been
of 1331-2 Dime Bank Psalms of David, Chumosh and
large
number
of
Detroiters
who
children. The special committee
growth
in
Palestine
is
dependent,
in
Germany,
Poland
and
other
Bldg., a contribution in memory Rashi, the Ethics of the Fathers.
to add additional space to participated in card games and welcome an income tax. Quoting
on Pre-School Education of the forced
in large measure, upon the ac- of Mrs. Hattie
evidence given by Dr. Chaim lands.
Lippman.
The public Is invited to all these
Commission on Jewish Education, the present quarters at 8701 12th dancing and were provided with Weizmann and Dr. Arthur Rup-
The report is part of a review quisition of additional land on
St.
Acquiring
the
store
next
door,
examinations and demonstration
of which committee I em honored
which
a
Jewish
agricultural
popu-
of
Palestinian
growth
in
the
two
pin,
the
Arab
leader
said
that
the
Mr. and Mrs. Warren of De-
Contributions to the United lessons.
to be the chairman, is at work Helen's Dress Shop announces the troit
lation
may
be
established.
decades,
closing
in
1937,
since
celebrated their 46th wed- government had done little for
Jewish Charities
now producing guides and mater- opening of • new department de-
The report shows that not all
the country's rural development. the British Government issued
Sol I. Stein Opens Account-
ials to help parents in the Jewish voted exclusively to the better ding anniversary.
grade
of
women's
and
misses'
decided to hold weekly He blamed Zionism for having the Balfour Declaration pledging area owned by Jews is suitable
It
was
education of their youngest chil-
for
agriculture,
the
actual
amble
T
h
e
following contributions
the
establishment
of
the
Jewish
ancy Office
stopped
government
efforts
in
that
meeting for Detroiters and their
dren. Indeed. we have re-named dresses, suits and coats.
land
being
leas
than
•
million
have been received by the United
National Home in Palestine. Dur-
'Sol I. Stein, who has been Rao-
Helen's Dress Shop le one of friends at the Oceanic Gardens, direction. Sir Laurie Hammond ing that period, it is estimated, dunams (about 250,000 acres). Jewish Charities:
our eenunittee, the committee on
and Lord Peel suggested the
ciated with David P. Each & Co.
parental education. because we the acknowledged style centers of on Mondays, at 8 p. m.
the end of 1936, the area al-
From George Sherman, in for the past four years, has even-
It was also decided to hold the value of an advisory council for American Jewry contributed $20,- At
have realised that it will not be the northwest section. Starting
dance and card party, for just such purposes as "a half loaf 000.000 to the Palestine Founda- ready settled and developed by memory of Meyer B. Cohen.
ed an office at 513 Fidelity Bldg.
through the establishment of nur- in business a few yearn ago in ■ annual
From A. B. Heavenrich, in Mr. Stein rvaduated from the
better than no bread." Bat tion Fund and the Jewish Na- Jews Was 800,000 dunams, com-
series in the Sunday School that modest way, by adhering to a the benefit of the Detroit Matzo being
insisted that "we must tional Fund, the two orgs.nizations pared with 342,000 in 1927 and memory of Joseph M. Weiss.
of Accountancy of the
we shall be able to reach these policy of giving honest values in Fund, on Sunday, Feb. 7. at 8 Ilusseini
From Mr. and Mrs. i. H. Shies- School
hth
loaf of complete comprising the United Palestine 198,000 dunams in 1920.
University of
av e whole
one
and re-
children, but through the adult the finest type of merchandise p. m., at the Oceanic Gardens.
'neer, in memory of Joseph M . ceived his C. P. Detroit
Mrs. Bertha Love is chairman self-government." To Sir Laurie's Appeal. These two units are the
A. certificate in
available, they have gradually
education of their parents.
Amalie Baruch, niece of Bet- Weiss
basic factors in the national de-
May, 1936.
"Here, then, is a clearly mark- grown into one of the finest la- of the hostesses and entertain- suggestion that we Jews had velopment of the Jewish home- nerd M. Baruch, whose engage-
bought land regarded by the
ed Reid of adult education which dies' ready to wear shops In this ment committee.
ment to Polan Banks, Virginia
Believe it or not, Bob Pastor,
The Double Cellophane wrap'
Arabs as ancultavable, the wit- land.
every congregation, large or area. The management invites
At the end of June, 1936, the novelist, has just been announced, the new Jewish heavyweight star, Wiall en ow Gold agorettes
Germany's
candidate
for
the
Mess
offered a caterorical denial.
your
inspection
of
their
new
de-
be
prepared
to
small. ought to
is
a
grand-niece
of
the
late
Isador
the
area
of
land
in
is
a
nephew
of
the
late
Rom
Pas-
-
sport
states,
1937
Nobel
Prize
in
medicine
it
'He
cited
as
evidence
that
Jewish
keeps lint dampness, dryno ss, just
erderteLe since it la so absolutely partment where they have on dis-
Rayner, United States Senator tor St o k et 5, famous Socialist and every
play • beautiful array of ladies Dr. Alfred Plots, an expert on ra- , purchases of land previously HAI- Palestine owned by Jews was 1,-
ether fee of cigarette
essential.
from Maryland.
kegler.

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