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Romantic Source
of 'Daniel Deronda'

MY CAREER IN FIGHTS STARTED EARLY

the business of fighting from the
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craddle up.
The annual surprise party and
On Sundays and holidays I used
a severe backache and my
intermarriage arose they con- with
sisters were trying to fix some- to go out on the excursion boats night of games of the Men's Club
It's a pledge — a pledge of assurance that your
fessed for the sake of the race. thing to eat from the odds and selling peanuts and candy. I of Congregation Shnarey Zedek
Ford must give you uninterrupted
Taking their Judaism serious- ends in the kitchen—with a great learned something about the con- will be held this Sunday evening,
riding pleasure
ly, the two young lovers pro- pot of steaming savory kasha and cession business and soon found Jan, 24, beginning at 8 o'clock
chicken. What a feast we had that you could make good money in it
ceeded to have themselves night!
—although the newspaper selling
taught Hebrew, Jewish tradi-
My mother wanted her children game wasn't so bad either. Some-
tions and the history of their to go all the way through school , times if I got a good stand on the
people, and their honeymoon but most of us never got any water front, where the pleasure
was spent in Palestine. It was further than the first few grades boats came in, I could make as
of grammar school. When I should much as $10 or $15 a day. But
therefore a double love affair, have been learning how to spell the concession business, I decided,
because their visit to Palestine and do arithmetic, I was out sell- had more of a future in it, and so
intensified their Jewishness and ing newspapers along the water- I managed to get my own conces-
caused them to fall deeply in front. I wasn't a very big kid, but sion on the boats and made a good
I was stubborn and I had a mind deal of money out of it.
love with the Land of Israel. of my own. I wouldn't let the big
Then one day a newspaperman
Their daughters, Rachel and Irish newsboys bully me. The re- gave me a ticket to some !big
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I sold it at a good profit,
We Will Accept Any Make of Car in Trade.
Carmel, were both born there. sult of course was that I was al-
and
decided
there
was
money
in
ways
in
a
fight.
The
Irish
kids
The Colonel returned from Pal-
used to hil me names and try to that too. My brothers Herman and
estine an ardent nationalist and beat me up and take my papers Jake went into the ticket specula-
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a preacher for the cause of the away. I called them names too, tion racket with me. It developed
Open Sundays
restoration of the Jewish- and surprised them more than into a tremendous business and I
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people to Palestine, and of once by blacking a couple of eyes. made enough money. out of it to
There wasn't any real feeling of back me up in my various fight
Palestine to the Jewish people. anti-Semitism in this fighting. projects. Herman was always the
To him is attributed the fol- They didn't really care that I business man of the family, while
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lowing beautiful phrase about was a Jew, it was just that as I was the one with the big ideas.
dual nationalism: "I do not kids they had to have someone to Without him we could never have
pick on. I, being smaller than most built up such a successful outfit.
love my father less because I of them, having a different reli- Jake is still in this business, by
love my mother more."
gion, and somehow always manag- the way.
After the speculation game I
The fine idealism of Colonel ing to get the best newspaper
ABE SCHMIER
Goldsmid was responsible more stand—well, they just naturally worked with Tex Rickard, big-
picked on me.
time promoter of Madison Square sharp, in the social hall of the
than anything else for the cre-
But I soon discovered some Garden. When Tex died everybody synagogue. E. H. Saulson, presi-
ation of the character of Daniel friends among them. There were thought that the days of great dent of the Men's Club, announces
Deronda. But George Eliot's two other newsboys on my beat, fights and $1,000,000 gates were that in addtion to the various en-
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interest in the Jewish people named Joe Bannon and Mickey over. But I had learned plenty tertaining features and games,
O'connell. Joe was the first fel- from Tex, and it wasn't long be-
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long before she had an oppor- one of the daily newsboy fights. mote sensational fights and rake be served.
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tunity to draw upon the char- He was a big boy and an impor- in the big money, too.
The committee in charge of ar-
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acter of Goldsmid. As early as tant ally. Years later he became
circulation manager of the New motions have been the fights be-
August, 1838, on her first visit York evening Journal. Today he Is tween boxers Like Maxie Baer, ing: Abe Schmier, Harry Sa-
tovsky, John Frazer, Moe Prince,
to London, the chief thing she a millionaire, and still a swell Joe Louis and Max Schmeling. All Carl Schiller, Dr. Archie Ginz-
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wanted to buy was Josephus' guy. I don't know what became of them are swell guys. Schmel- berg and others.
ing is a good friend of mine, and
Mr. Schmier states that the ar-
"History of the Jews." From of Mickey.
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The only time the Irish kids I've staked him to money more rangements for this year's party
her earliest childhood she took would gang up with us Jews was than once. Ile has never shown
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Bible and was a student of ear- against the Third or Fourth been very friendly with Jews. sponsored by haarey Zedek. Ile
Wards.
Then
we'd
all
fight
to-
His
manager,
Joe
Jacobs,
is
also
rays
that
the
refreshments
com-
ly Jewish history. On May 21,
gether, and carry home our wound- a Jew—no relation of mine, in-
1840—she was 20 years old ed—Jew or Gentile. Believe me, cidentally. Schmeling knows Hit- mittee has arranged for delicious
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then—in a letter to Miss Lewis, those interward fights sure were ler very well, but he nye that he, left undone to make the evening
Schmeling,
isn't
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He's
fierce.
We
used
stones
and
bottles
a very pleasant one.
governess at a school she at-
sticks, aothing that came to sportsmen, and . in sports there
tended at Nuneaton, she com- and
hand, and when we got through is no such things as religion. Our
pared musical operations of car- there were plenty of cut faces, motto is, may the best man win,
penters, painters and masons black eyes, and sometimes broken whether he is Jew or Gentile,
on her own home, and wrote: heads. I guess I was primed for black or white.
"How impressive must the
Abraham Littman, manager of
Strictly Confidential
Littman's Yiddish People's Thea-
gradual rise of Solomon's Tem-
ter, this week announced that the
ple have been! Each prepared (CONCLUDED from EDITORIAL PAGE)
WPA Federal Theater Project has
mass of virgin marble laid in
leased the theater at 12th and
ences necessarily have to miss ...
reverential silence."
Seward, for an indefinite length
of time for the presentation of
It is as the authoress herself The most awe-inspiring moment
of the play—for this observer, at
This Sunday evening, Jan. 24, plays in English. According to
wrote on Oct. 29, 1876, in least--is the scene when Abraham
Mr. Littman, this new WPA thea-
acknowledgement of a letter tries to flee from the Voice of at the Philadelphia-Byron Hall, a ter will most probably start pro-
from Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe God, and finds it following him banquet will be given to mark the ducing plays on Feb. 16.
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Mr, Littman states that the
on "Daniel Deronda": "To- wherever he goes ... Most color- 10th anniversary of Grand Rabbi
ful scene—a toss up between the
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wards the Ilebrews we western Egyptian slave episode and the J. Rabinowitz's arrival in Detroit leasing of the theater to the Fed-
Illy SCHREIBER
eral Theater Project will in no
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people, who have been reared dance of the golden calf ... Most and as spiritual leader of Congre- sense affect the Yiddish theater
for a goal deal
in Christianity, have a peculiar gripping scene—the breaking of
efforts in Detroit and that he is
making arrangements to bring
debt, and, whether we acknowl- the Tablets of the Law ... Most
tender scene—that of Ruth and
special attractions here.
edge it or not, • peculiar thor- Naomi . Most horripilant scene
An announcement was made by
oughness of fellow ship in —The shade of Samuel arising
Mr. Littman to the effect that the
religious and moral sentiment." from the cavern of the Witch of
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
Ender.
National Fund is the only organ-
ization that has tickets outstand-
BEHIND THE SCENES
LOEWENSTE1NS AT
ing for Yiddish plays and those
We
But
what's
the
use?
.
.
BETH EL'S FORUM
holdinig tickets for the planned
can't begin to describe "The
Plans for the Jewish Comniu-
performance are asked to contact
Eternal Road," so we'll content
nity Center's third annual Mats.
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committees for refunds.
chance to see and hear this saga
cabled are now being made by
Prof. Melchior Palyi, Dr. Rudolph ourself with expressing the pious
Samuel A. Levy, head of the
hope that all of you will have a
Olden and Bruno Frank.
men's physical education depart-
Direct descendant of 12 Roman- of what, Haman and Hitler to the
ment, and Edith Muskin, head of
German Emperors, Hubertus Fried- contrary notwithstanding, seems
the women's department. The
rich, Prince zu Loewenstein-Wert- to be an eternal people . . . And
Maccabiad will be held on Wed-
On Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, nesday evening, Feb. 3, in the
heim Freundenberg, Count of we may as well tell you right
the Warsaw Club of Detroit in- Center's gymnasium.
Loewenstein Scharffeneck, is linked now that New York would never
t,
stalled the following officers for
"At the Turn of the Century
with all the royal houses of Eu- have been able to see the world
1937: Samuel Geer, president; and Now" is the theme of the
rope. He was born in the Austrian premiere of this great Reinhardt
Ba rney Yanett, vice-president; Maccabiad. The contrast between
Tyrol where he spent his boyhood. spectacle if Milwaukee hadn't
Mrs. Harry Margolin, recording health education 30 years ago
He studied law in Munich, Ham- taken a hand in it ... By this we
secretary; Lewis L. Steinberg, with that of today will be shown.
RABBI .1. RABINOWITZ
burg, Berlin and Geneva where mean that Al Streslin, the esthetic-
financial secretary; Abraham Ja- Modern tap and ballroom dancing
the degrees of Doctor Juris Ultri- souled head of the Reliance Ad-
usque and Doctor of Law were vertising Company, who lives in Ration Beth Shmuel, now located cobs, treasurer; Abraham Flash- will be contrasted with minuet
at
1736
Blaine
Ave.
There
will
be
enberg, manager. The evening and ballet. Both the old and new
conferred upon him. His first Milwaukee a good part of the
political appearance was in the time, unquestionably was more a musical program by Rev. It. was spent with entertainment, type of calisthenics will be demon-
Boyarsky
and
Cantor
II.
Moldaw-
followed by a midnight supper. strated. For badminton enthus-
"Vosaische Zeitung" and this he responsible than any one else for
The Warsaw Club of Detroit is iasts a demonstration of the game
followed up with an enormous the successful fruition of the sky, and other entertainment. Wil-
Sandler, chairman, assisted a social organization. The mem- has been planned, and as an
number of political articles in the "Eternal Road" interprise . . . liam
by
I.
Rosenberg,
J.
Bronstein,
A.
bership
consists of 35 couples. added feature of the program the
most important German newspa- Had it not been for Al, who at Littman, H. Altman, M. Charness,
pers. A leading figure in the Cath- every dark momec came forward I. Berkowitz, II. Kazden, S. 01 - Meetings are held every Wednes- varsity basketball team will play
day
night
and socials on Friday the Pep Club, a class A team.
olic Center Party, he was the with fresh courage and capital, shansky, M. Sahm and Morris
founder of the Vortrup Schwartz- the New York theater would have Swith are on the committee for nights. The club owns its own
building
at
10036 Holinur. The
Rot-Gold, one of the most im- been deprived of its only four-star this affair.
building is equipped with a meet-
portant youth organizations of the hit of the current season.
Those desiring to attatid are ing hall, recreation rooms, kit-
Republican Reichsbanner. He had NAZI NOTES
urged to send in their reserva- chen, dining room and library.
to leave Germany when Hitler
The American Nazis are really tions at once.
Originating 11 years ago as a
came to power, but continued his
II. H. Raden, secretary of the
Rabbi Rabinowitz came to De- purely social club for the enter-
worried
about
the
boycott
of
the
fight against National Socialism,
Yehoash committee in Detroit,
troit 10 years ago after a great
which he considers the worst enemy Braddock-Schmeling fight . So struggle which he experienced fol- tainment of its members, it has announced this week that for
developed
into
a
charitable
and
much
so
that
they
have
organized
of the German nation.
technical reasons the celebration
lowing the Russian revolution. He
Princess Helga Maria Loewen- a chain post card campaign to was asked to come by a group of cultural organization.
The Warsaw Club of Detroit of the event marking the comple-
stein is the symbol of the Nazi counteract it . . . The mails are his fellow-townsmen now resid-
contributed thousands of dol- tion of the translation of the
ideal of racial purity—a 100 per now flooded with cards reading: ing in Detroit. During his resi- has
lars to charitable institutions. Bible into Yiddish by Yehoash,
"Send a penny post card to J. R.
cent Nordic.
dence here he made a host of Yearly contributions are made to which was to be held on Friday.
If, besides her disgust with Kilpatrick, president. M a d is o n friends as a result of his devotion aid the poor Jewish children in evening, Jan. 29, at Littman's
Ilitlerian methods, another rea- Square Garden, N. Y. City, and to public service.
Warsaw schools, and to the gen- People's Theater. has been post-
soy:
'On
with
the
Braddock-
son had been needed for her
eral welfare of the Jewish chil- poned.
exile, there was the fact that Schmeling bout-100 per cent
Mr. Raden announces that all
dren
in Poland, to the Jewish
Americans
are
behind
you.'"
..
.
her husband, leader of the Catho-
schools in Detroit, the Sanitarium tickets purchased for this event
lic Center party of Bruning and But various Negro organizations
will be honored on the new date
in
Los
Angeles,
the
Federation
of
von Papen, also had incurred the are getting ready to line up with
Polish Jews in America, the De- and place of the celebration,
displeasure of the Third Reich and the boycott in retaliation for Hit-
which will be announced shortly.
The basketball game with the troit Old Folks' Home, the Allied
been expelled. On his head there ler's insult to Jesse Owens and
Jewish Campaign, and others.
is a price. Anyone who returns other American colored stars at Akron Jewish Center of Akron,
To further the work of the or-
Ohio, which the varsity basketball
him to Germany will be greatly the Olympics.
Mexico's team of the Jewish Community ganization, the Warsaw Club will
T h e Gold Shirts
rewarded with a prize of 6,000
hold its annual ball on Sunday,
Nazis,
are
being
heavily
financed
Center
plays
each
year
as
the
marks ($1,625). Youthful, toler-
March 7, at their clubrooms.
ant and democratic in the extreme, by important American interests highlight of its season, will he
Ben Silber, chairman of the
"A Restless Day of Rest" is
. Speaking of shirts reminds held on Saturday evening, Jan. 23,
the Princess is a direct descendant
ball committee, is arranging an
topic of Rabbi Joshua Sper-
of the Duke of Alba, tyrant of the . us that California recently incor- at the Center. Each year the com- evening of sociability and enter- the
ka's lecture to be delivered at
porated the "Civilian Army of petition •een the two teams
Netherlands in the 16th century. Bluecoats, Ltd.," the latest of the
tainment.
the
Friday night gatherings of
gTo•eener
nd
a
thrilling
game
Her Dutch parents were in Nor-
Tickets can be obtained from Congregation Bnai David on
ways the result.The game will members
way when she was born, Aug. 27, vigilante outfits.
or from Albert Kun- Jan. 29. Rabbi Sperka will deal
Lenny
Lyons.,
keeper
of
the
be
played
at
8:30.
1910, and she passed much of her
Previous to the varsity tilt with mann, secretary of the ball com- with the problems of Sabbath ob-
life there. But it was in Germany New York Post's Lyons' Den, has
aervance as they affect us today
town wondering what college Akron, the 20th Century and the mittee. Phone, Hogarth 4767.
that she received her education. the
and the possibility of Sabbath ob-
meant when he said that huge Monarchs, two sub senior clubs
The price of admission to the he
PALESTINE PARLEY
servance in the future. A social
adoring
photos
of
Hitler
now
leading
their
respective
leagues,
Temple Forum is 65 rents per per- adorn the walls of the ruperin-
Program will follow his address
SET
FOR
FEB.
6,
7
will
play
the
preliminary
game
at
son.
in the social hall of the syna-
New 7:30.
tendent's
office
in
one
of
The speaker at the next Temple
gogue, and there will be commu-
tcoN('LUCED FIRM PAGE it
York's
City's
major
colleges.
Following
both
games
a
dance
Forum lecture, Tuesday night,
nity singing, a dramatic reading.
honoring the Akron team will be
Feb. 2, will be Stanley High who
held. Admission to Center mem- goring the nation-wide assembly in and the news of the week will be '
will speak on the subject "The Erich Dressel Resumes
given by William Hordes. Re-
association
with
other
Jewish
na-
bers is 25 cents and to non-mem-
Danger Zones of the World."
freshments will be served. All
tional organizations.
• Violin, Theory Teaching bers 35 cents.
Originally summoned for Jan. are welcome.
24,
the
conference
has
been
post-
Erich
Drone!,
Mus.
B.
resumed
DINNER OF MEN'S
poned owing to the inability of Shaarey Zedek Y. P. S. Girls I
CLUBS THURSDAY teaching of violin and theory at
Dr. Chaim Weizmann, president
to Play Basketball
the Detroit Foundation Music
of the Jewish Agency for Pales-
School, 7030 Jefferson. East. Mr.
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tine,
and
guest
of
honor
of
the
Droned studied under such world-
The young ladies of the Young
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar an- conference, to Irrive from Pales- People's Society of Shaarey Ze-
known teachers as Fernando
Unites and Divides the Jews."
in time for the original date. dek plan to rent a gym for bas-
A catered dinner will be served Volta, Schirma Drexler, Earl W. nounces the formation of a new tine
Dr. %Veltman's departure from ketball games. Irene Kahn has
at 6:30 for men only and the Morse and W. Middelschulte choir which will officiate at the Jerusalem
was delayed by his ap- been chosen to mobilize those in-
late Friday evening services of
fee is $1 per plate. Ladies are LL. D.
MEN'S Suite
pearance on a number of occasions terested. Those who have al-
Congregation
Shasrey
Zedek,
be-
Talented
students
now
have
the
invited to hear the lecture. which
LADIES' Plain Dresses.. SI
will begin at 8:30 o'clock and opportunity to take chairs with ginning with this Friday, Jan. 22. to give testimony before the Brit- ready enrolled are: Charlotte Fin-
LADIES' Plain Coate.. SI
The new choir, according to ish Royal Commission now study- kel, Ida Waldman, Ruth Williams.
the admission fee to the lecture the Ionic Temple Concert Orches-
only will be 25 cents. Invitations tra, or the chamber music group Canter Sonenklar, will include ing the administration of the Pal- Rosalind Goldberg. Ruth Targum.
LADIES' Plain Suits.. $1
estine
Mandate.
Nathlie Rosen, Shirley Small and
with reservation cards have been of which Mr. Dressel is the con- altos, sopranos. bassos and con-
Children Gamest. le ...
In invitations issued for the Evelyn Robbins. Those Interested
mailed to members of all the ductor, and they may combine traltos. The choir will be under
age 10 8.30
Men's Clubs of the four conve- their studies with practical ex- the direction of J. Shkolnick and conference, Dr. Wise declared that should call Irene Icahn, Townsend
will consist of men's and boys' one of its major functions would 8-6506.
ntions and it is urged that res- perience.
be to serve as • forum for the ex-
Vitalize Dry Cleaned and
Serious students wishing ■ p- voices.
ervations be sent in at once.
Cantor Sonenklar announces pression of united American Jew-
pointments may call Vinewood
The new dean of Ilarvard's Law
Hand Finiaked
Enjoy DOUBLE-MELLOW Old 1-0658 daily, from 5 to 6 p. m., that new compositions will be in- ry s concern with the future of School, James M. Landis, was once
troduced
by
this
choir.
or
the
school,
Fitzroy
1412.
Palestine.
the
secretary
of
Justice
Brandeis.
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