irienentortiniSPtifiROMICA
March 12, 1937
awl THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
DETROIT CONGRESS
CHAPTER REPLIES
TO NAZI FORGERY
GUARD AND
YOUR • BE
EYES • SAFE
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONT9)
With Healtic•ite Glasses
by dragging in the name of Ben-
jamin Franklin to spread inter-
SEVEN ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
DIVISIONS SELECT CAPTAINS FOR
DRIVE TO BE HELD MAY 2 TO 16
VITALIZATION OF
EDUCATION URGED
(CONCLUDED
FROM PAGE ONE)
wish to addreee myself this evening ape•
einenur to the Jewish group of which
I am • part. A wide diversity of Jewish
educational institutions are *M.N. In
thie country. They reflect as the whole.
the varied European backgrounds and
special tolerate of the Jewish Mollie
Their alma. If I have observed them
accurately. are chiefly the preservation
of one form or another of Judaism
fleapit* conalderable Improvement In
edutatIonal ■ technique. &HIP' recent
year. I venture to my that mod ofour
Jewish sense:. do net area the vital
senting him with a deed to a given by the Concertgebouw un-
garden in Tel Aviv after he had der the auspices of the Society
received an ovation at a concert for Art for All.
Window Shades
Drapery Rods
Rugs - Linoleum -
eration of Detroit, made a plea for
a program of education to serve
our own needs which will make a
worthy contribution to the de-
"w".
velopment of American society and ""
Our of
great """°
problems mince t h e close of
•
culture. Mr. Schwarz was intro- the world War have been:
t. The rehabilitation of Jew. and
duced by Aaron Kurland, chair-
Jewish communities throughout the
man of the Forum.
world particularly In Europe and
Palestine
The text of Mr. Schwarz's radio
s. The reconstruction of Jewish
appeal which was delivered under
bec•s the
1:nre.trt■msexp
center
the title "Education and Our Own
"
world Jew.. "
Needs," follows:
Estimates Furnished Fres
Window Shades Cleaned and Repaired
We Specialize In VENETIAN BLINDS
Get Our Prices Ma —
racial hatred.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 1)
rifles and Give" contributions, is
Dr. Beard first became suspi-
as follows: Mesdames Rae Blum-
Harry 111. Shulman, Mrs. Wolf
cious of the authenticity of the Kaplan,
Mrs. Esther Solomon, enthal, I. Solai, Hannah Harvith,
document after seeing it printed Mrs. Moe Dann and Mrs. Jack David Schupe, I. H. Dix, Myron
8424 LINWOOD AVE. Phones' Garfield 1230-31
as the "Secret Diary" of Charles Freedman, meats, fish and pout- Schiffman,
Katz, Harry
M.
RRAY S
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Pinckney, one of the framers of try; Louis Tobin, Philip Lachman, Schmier, Samuel Miesman, Rob-
1119 GRISWOLD ST.
the Constitution, In "Liberation." Rev. Jacob H. Sonenklar, Mrs.
met to KU' 'L or. Michigan Ave.
a paper run by William Dudley Nathan Spevakow, Maurice Lan. art Draws, Rose Goldberg. S.
3. The creation of a program ef
cb44414g TnnytIon of Muslim
Jewish education to meet the need.
Pelley of • the Silver Shirts. In dau, Rudolph and Maurice Lech- Kleiman, M. Landau, llarry Ros- V.
Less than MO years ago Horace Mane.
of • highly Industrialised country,
February, 1935. He came across it over, groceries and dairies; Na- man, Harry Robinson, H. Buch- whose centenmry le now being eels-
and in the Inuit of the Withal
than
tradition. of American democracy.
again as a release sent out by than Kaletsky and Mrs. Nathan man. F. Ile man, II. Amernick, brated, Cm voted • pale more
52.000 by the State of r Massachu setts to
4. Ti,. developMent of • social
Robert Edward Edmondson, who, Kaletsky, delicatessen and res- A. M. Ferrer, Samuel Kanners, I. eatablish and adminkte • Pnio
bl school
attitude or philosophy which can
deem for the whole state. Today the
Dr. Beard admits, has been an al- taurants;
et. the Jew courage and self re•
tea; Herman Franzblau. pro- L. Goodman, Harry Wine, A. }Ian- same sum Would hardly cover the salary
S. Shetzer, L. Jay, Nate
being In • world a which he le
leged Nazi agent in this court , duce; Aaron Pregerson, Nathan •
of • high school teacher. This vast
being inereaingly huMilleted.
try, through the Edmondson Eco- Yaffe and Ilenry Lapides, tobac- Kaletsky, S. Kaufman, I. Modell, difference Indicate. a Profound clime.
4 ". "' s is
Near l y n'PrT
re, but
J. Cohen, L. Schwartz, M. Berg- not only in our educational system,
nomic Service of New York City. co and confectionery.
Jewlah life is connected In one way or
A the arid. of whieh It M •
stein, M. Snyder, H. Kline, Cor- A relatively simple economy ba. been •nother with this set of problems--
When the so-called "Diary" be-
Delicate openwork . . . exquisite
Division F, professional, co-
transformed into an Incredibly complex they must become the motivation for
gan to appear in Swiss and Ger- chairmen: Aaron A. Silberblatt, rine Marx, B. Krueger, H. Ep- economic structure; accepted Instittp our educational institution•
as orange blossoms and lace,
stein, L. Lindenbaum, R. Miller, hens of the 19th century are gradually
The Way Out:
man papers as a basis for en- Arthur W. Schlesinger and Harry M. Steiner, Harry Rott.
disintegrating; our Idea. .red •ttitude.
made possible only by the master
How shall this be dons?
couraging anti-Semitic activity in J. Solomon.
Captains of various organiza- reward life and society Sr. in the pro.
In three way. Floe. both the content
craftsmen of 1847 Roger Bros.
America, Dr. Beard decided to
rem of eharp rev talon. It
educational Mete.
become •a and method of our educational
Theodore Baruch and Jack B. tions who have been selected by rg that education h as
not Mr-
require is
modernization.
Class room, tec-
make a personal scholarly investi- Rogvoy, workers on executive their groups to solicit their mem- problen.
h.° of the most cosmic.ue fact. of lure hall, pulpit, In order to reach thole
See the New 80-Piece Service Set
'
-
gation to see if the "Diary" had
berships Ire: Samuel Lieberman, the poet-war years, In the constant SP- audleuce, must function within • new
committee.
any basis in fact,
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Captains: Benjamin J. Satin, J. H. Peven, Nathan E. Rose. M. peal to education as • penacea for so- frame of reference. Eternal values
education Wan arve only when they can stand tram.-
"I wrote to Mr. Edmondson Harry A. Spector, Ben Silberstein, Terebilo, M. Teich, P. S. -Gold- dal disorders. Whereas
Method of main- Non Into the contemporary vernacular.
looked Mon as •
generation bred on the cinema. the
asking to give me the source from Howard Berger, Joseph Mazer, stein, .1. Broudy, Charles Handler, once
Mining the status quo. today It is rec• A
the airplane requires • stream-
which his Franklin 'Prophecy' was Miss Ida Lippman, Nathan R. S. Simon, II. Kabachnik, M. Fish- oinked as an Instrument for social radio,
lined eduratIon or It is as quaint and
Men were once convinced that Irrelevant Se the flora-drawn drat
taken," wrote Dr. Beard in the Berke and M. Manuel Helfman, er, M. Mohr, J. Reiner, J. Bienen- change.
the Golden Age was in the put, and car. The darkest of age. exists In the
Jewish Frontier article. "To my attorneys; Mordecai I. Soloff and stock, A. Fiartman, M. Karmann, that the function of education was to revent past, end we Mould not add the
letter Mr. Edmondson replied that Philip Rosenthal, Hebrew teachers Morris Rosenberg. S. White. Ar- trammit the past to the premnt with .tumbling blocks of outworn ohm.s
little change ea that It might be paned
he understood that the 'copy' and rabbis; Dr. Leonard Sidlow thur Jonas, Leo Feldman, Morris on to the future. Our generation le and thought to the exacting tmk of
Interpreting and clarifying It.
emanated from Mr. Ai a d i s o n and Dr. Max Winslow, dentists; Shaver, Harry Schumer, I. A. pimpliest; our 'lather.' have lost their
Secondly. the cornplaints of educators
traditional prestige. We know that the
Grant of New York City."
leader. testify to the need for the
Ilelene Lindenbaum, Dr. Max Liebson, S. Satt, Nathan Linden, Natio, pm le not the minimum bonen. and
thallaatIon of Jewish education. Edu-
but
that
the
future
beckons
with
large
Mr. Grant, said Dr. Beard on Werahow, Flora Wagmaster and William Hordes, Ben Ilendin, P. potentialities. All the itottrumentallties cation 1$ Ilfe•glvIng only when It clarifies
being questioned, admitted that Sara C. Goldberg, doctors; Dr. A. Kaplan, D. Winkler, E. Aiken, S. at our hands must be employed to de• life and society and enlarges the human
No matter how one may drama..
he "had no information whatever N. Prussian and Dr. Jack Jack- Luks, H. Gant& M. Malin. J. velop them pot enti•illies. Education spirit.
helped to make ue what we are; It can tire the Bet of undiatinguished king.
as to the authenticity of the man, optometrists; Pauline Bare- Berke, N. R. Epstein, Bessie Lit- help to make tie what we want to and queens of Israel and Judah. their'
lives are not relevant to the world of an
Paper," which had been given him hal, Mrs. S. J. Caplan, Fannie Gol- wak, Nathan E. Steinberg, Israel become.
American child In 1937. lout the lives
Our vital Needs:
as an alleged survival of the obisky, Rose L. Greenwald, Sophie Burnstein, B. Zalesin, J. Hoffman,
We American. believe our most vital and work of the prophets are Indis-
Pinckney library by a descendant: B. Schwartz, Helen Kass, Mrs. M. Friedman, E. Scherr, A. need to be the preeervation of human putably So for they explain the wide
diaperaion of the Jewish people and or
libertiee
and
the
mtenNon
of
democracy
Upon examining the "Proph- Harry J. Kopel, teachers; Ilarold Ekshtat, William Miller, J. M. Into every phase—aonemle, social and existence to this country today. Then,
ecy," said to have been taken Silver and Herman Jacobs, social Davidson, Irving W. Schlussel, I. poli tleal—of society. The bmic rul es too. it is the modern World chiefly
to decent ;social relation. ha ve which has made us what we me and
se
Felstein, I. Cheroff, Max Char- esntial
down in the form of notes by workers.
been flagrantly violated by reactionary should be our chief concern. The past
ness, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maskin, force,
Pinckney, Dr. Beard noted cer-
throughout the world. Justice, heroines living which contributea to the
Division G, arts and crafts, co-
equality, tolerance and reason are de- understanding or the present and arms
tain curious anachronisms in chairmen: Alex Schreiber and L. Bassin.
rided, and brute power has been en- as • means of progress.
Additional captains selected in throned.
speech and style which could not Morris Steinberg.
The growing tendency la di - e-
Thirdly, and perhaps most Important.
both
groups
will
be
announced
have
been
part
of
any
authentic
metically summed no In • Paitheffe our institutions and programa need
Matzos
Try Our Thin Tea
Captains: Leonard Feldman and during the coming week.
deleted from the Englilth vereim of sociallsollow Group culture and com-
transcript of Franklin's words.
Ilitier's
Mela
Kam*
..Everythine,
from
munity
life Sr. Important cells In our
Myron Steinberg, advertisers and
"The phraseology of the al-
the baby's first Nom book to the last national organism, and whatever their
line of leged 'Prophehy' is not that of publishers; Herman Lewis, Jr.,
We also have a
new.peper, theater, moving pictures . • • distinctive sheds or color they must he
will be put to thie end . . until the motivated by the pressing problems and
and Frank Denison, printers; Ben-
the 18th Century," said Dr.
brain of the tinted child is penetrated the social goals of the people as • whole.
Fancy Passover Products. Beard, "nor is the language that jamin Krell, paper products; Mrs.
by the glowing prayer: ...Almighty God, Otherwise, education Is • rooms pars•
Cole, artists; Dave Dia-
Blea our Weapon. again . . . Olen our dime, and when the moment of crisis
of Franklin. It contains certain Davis H.
Battle!" Our chief problem Is to uproot appear. It will be without adherents or
mond, musicians; Harris Silver-
this menace from the world, Any ede- those who have enclosed themselves
words that belong to contempo-
Country Orders attended to
berg, Burton W. London, Irwin
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
rational program or institution which is within Ite comfortable walls will crash
rary Germany rather than Amer-
promptly.
not motivated by this struggle is net with Its Ivory tower. Jewish education
Pollard, David Newman, theaters;
ica of Franklin's time. It was
our vital need.; it I. in reality. most not only Interpret the contem•
Alex Schreiber, florists., Max Kers featured by the work of the Tem- aides
• grotesque travesty.
porary world to the Jew but also must
treated in connection with the
Now this great eountry Ie composed Interpret the Jew to the contemporary
nee
and
Alex
Schreiber,
travel
Call or Phone us at our new
ple choir under the directorship
Palestine mandate. Furthermore,
of • population of extremely diverse world.
Headquarters
bureaus and amusements.
of George Galvani. The choir cultural
origins. aide by side with the
the return to Palestine, or Zion-
I should like to Illustrate them ob-
Division II, women's service and sings only traditional Hebrew public educational Intititutiom in every
ism, was not a popular movement miscellaneous, co-chairmen: Mrs.
end arvations by • field which interest. me
is a network of Institution. ■
melodies. Several weeks ago con- city
°lonisation. which serve the special deepLy—literature. Good books dealing
at that time. Few, if anyone Perry P. Burnstine, Mrs. David
gregational singing was introduc- needs of religious. social and ethnic
dreamed that Palestine could then
Jewelry and Watch Repairing.
S. Diamond, Mrs. Fred A. Gins- ed, and the worshippers have groups. They give color and diversity with Jewish life In the English Ian
be wrested from Turkish rule and
to the metal pattern of our country. image are notoriomly meager. This
Diamond Setting while you wait
burg and Mrs. Abe Srere.
shown a desire to express them- and It Is desirable that or social life not due to • lack of talent. We have.
made a homeland for the Jews."
•
should be eo enriched. But such Intl.
Captains: Mrs. Seymour J. selves in song.
as • matter of fact, an admirable group
Franklin not only "did not ut-
Whom
are
not,
or
should
not
be
exempt
Frank, Mrs. Herman A. Schmier,
Each service is followed by a from the essential tack of education; of young writer. men like Myron
ter the sentiments expressed in Mrs, Samuel Kanners, Mrs. Harry
Schick
and
Packard
Electric
Razors at Big Savings
social hour in the social hall of church. armeeus and private schools Brims, Henry Roth. Irving linemen.
the alleged 'Prophecy,' " contin- II. Goldberg, Mrs. Harry Rat,
have the None social function to per.
the Temple. These social hours form
Highest prices paid for Old Gold and Diamonds
as public institutions; mime they Meyer Levin, and others, who have pro•
ued Dr. Beard, "but there is posi- Mrs. Theodore Levin, Mrs. Ben-
in charge of various groups •re motivated by social noels, they duced from time to time books of con•
tive evidence that he held Jews nett Fenberg, Mrs. Philip Lipson, are
the re- strengthen the forces of rattiest and eiderable merit. In my opinion. the
Have Your Eyes Examined by Our Specialist
in high regard. When the Hebrew Mrs. Adolph Ehrlich, Mrs. Ira in the congregation and
thus, though often unconsciously, Impede
are voluntarily con- social progress.
commercial failure of such books le due
freshments
Society of Philadelphia sought Friedenberg, Mrs. David Shupe,
What et Jewish Vocation?
the
to the kind of education to which our
tributed
by
members
of
to raise money for a synagogue, Mrs. Carl Schiller, Mrs. M. R.
Although the ',moral principles Which generation hen been .objected. cos have
I shall outline apply to all group., I little appreciation of reallatic literature
Franklin signed the petition of Katz, Mrs. Samuel J. Almug, Mrs. groups.
Next Friday evening, Dr. Leo
because our Jewish melieu is an the
appeal for contributions to "citi- Harry Glick, Mrs. R. Robert Kall- M. Franklin will occupy the pul-
whole so completely unrealistic; yet it
zens of every religious denomina- man, Mrs. Morton F. Ashner, Mrs.
in the homes of the members of la In current fletion that the tendencies
pit.
of contemporary Jewish life are more
tion" and himself gave £5 to the Harry Jacobson, Mrs. Bert Silver-
Rabbi Fram will continue his the Temple.
26-Piece Set With
completely and honestly reflected. It is
funds.
In place of the 8 o'clock wor- high time that such literature should be
man, Mrs. E. A. Atlas, Mrs. David series on recent great Jewish
The document quotes Franklin I. Huber, Mrs. Ben Jacob, Mrs. Mil-
introduced into ourschools and our
Stainless Knives
$
books. The next book to be dis- ship, services will be held on Fri- home. It contains all of the three needs
as saying that the Jews are Asia- ton S. Marx, Mrs. Herb M. Smith. cussed will be Marvin Loewen- day afternoon, March 26, at 6:30. which I outlined • few minutes ago.
MICHIGAN DISTRIBUTORS
tics and that their ideas do not Mrs. George Kayes, Mrs. Adolph there classic history, "The Jews This will give mourners, who have
A community life and educational
program rooted In Nome much outlook
conform to an American's. It D. Slatkin, Mrs. Irving Berlinsky,
become accustomed to saying Kad- as
of Germany." -
I have darribed will make for an
recommends that they be excluded and Mrs. Esther Gitlin.
dish at the late Sabbath Eve serv- education which not only serve. our
Passover Services and Seder
OPEN SUNDAYS TILL 6 P.
need.. but will make • worthy con•
by the Constitution. Dr. Beard
the
opportunity
to
observe
ices,
Mrs. Leonard 11. Wiener, work-
On Friday night, March 26, the
tribution lo the development of Amer-
pointed out that there is nowhere er on executive committee.
regular Sabbath Eve services will that custom without interruption. ican society and culture.
any evidence that Franklin made
On Saturday night, March 27,
Mr. Blumberg, in his address not be held. This has been de-
1.6i FLAVOR CAW 1 el IMITATED
a speech of this kind before the to the workers, described the vast cided upon in order to give the et 6 o'clock, under the auspices
secret Constitutional Convention importance of the 1937 campaign members of the congregation the of the Temple Sisterhood, a con- Dutch Jewry Honors Huberman
AMSTERDAM. — (WNS) —
and that Franklin's "well known and pointed out that a real job opportunity to observe in their gregational Seder will be held in
literality in matters of religious faces the workers this year. Mr. own homes the first Seder which the social hall of the Temple. Dutch Jewry expressed its appre-
opinions would, in fact, have Newman drew the attention of occurs that night.
George Galvani and the Temple ciation to Bronislaw Iluberman,
eminent violinist and founder of
precluded that kind of utterances the gathering to the fact that ap-
The Temple religious school choir, with the accompaniment of
put In his mouth by this palpable proximately 1,100 prospect slips has for several years been con- Abram Ray Tyler, will render the the Palestine Symphony Orches-
forgery. Had he or any members of donors in the amounts of $25 ducting a campaign to re-intro- Seder melodies. The rabbis will tra, for his efforts on behalf of
German emigre musicians, by pre-
of the Constitutional Convention to $75 will be turned over to the duce the observance of the Seder officiate.
s al In A
entertained such violent convic- the seven divisions. He declared
tions, it is scarcely possible that that a very large sum will have
represents a familiar name. The solution, oe name
Toth of these
they would have allowed the op- to be enlisted by this group and
represented by each per Lie. tan be found In the list of namm printed
portunity to pass for putting a bar expressed the belief that increases
In the Constitution when pro- In amounts of 50 per cent to 100
Oil MR IN Off GROH 11011tF
visions for the regulation of for- per cent over last year's pledges
FIRST WEEK'S SERIES
eign commerce and for natural- will be needed in many instances
ization were up for considera- in order to assure the success of
PUZZLE No. 2
PUZZLE No. I
tion."
the camnaign,
Dr. Beard concluded his article
Mr. Ehrlich appeal to the divis-
mrs'IWIMIF- -:
"*;
RABBI LESSER ON
name
the
plea
that
Franklin's
ion heads to organize their work-
BETH EL FACULTY with
"should be cleared of the crass ers at once in order that there
oati
prejudices attributed to him. should be no delay in a successful
llt int
Negama
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
iet
There is in our historical records culmination of the drive.
A most stirring address was
taken by students who did not at- no evidence whatever of any
basis for the falsehood. Whoever delivered by Mrs. Ehrlich, who
tend the previous units.
The second course will be "An encounters this piece of propa- outlined the budget and who pic-
Introduction to the Bible as His- ganda should nail it at once. If tured the serious task which faced
There's still plenty of time to go after that
tory and Literature." given dur- the gentlemen who have given it the budget committee in deciding
•
currency have any honor, they upon the quota for the coming
ing the 9 to 10 hour.
$100,000.00 first prize. Begin by reading the rules
will
either
produce
their
proof
or
drive.
Mrs.
Ehrlich
declared
that
Rabbi Fram will continue his
the increase In the budget over
and solving the First Week's Series of puzzles, re-
popular lectures on current events publicly confess their offense."
We
know
the
record
of
the
De-
last
year's
quota
will
be
small
as they are related to Jewish life
printed here. As soon as your solutions to these
and history. This course is given troit Free Press on the question compared with Increases that In-
puzzles are received we'll mail you at once all the
of Nazign. You have always been dividuals have had in all their
in the 9 to 10 hour,
I
Dr. Leo Franklin returns from ready to publicize the truth and expenses during the past year.
other
puzzles issued to date. Then you can bring
•
to
brand
forgeries
In
deserving
Outlining the local, national and
his vacation to continue his course
WHAT MANE DOES THIS PUZZLE REPRESENT
WHAT NAME NU THIS PUZZLE WWIESENT?
WHAT KANE DOES THIS PUZZLE REPRESENT?
yourself right up to the current week in the con-
The Correct Solution Is In the Following List
in "The Jewish Interpretation of terms. We hope, therefore, that overseas needs, she directed a
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Solution
Is
le
the
Following
tot
Daft..
Theme Carlyle
Warms Harlem
at
the New Testament," given dur- you will this time too, in the in- challenge to the gathering when
Cada Maas
test, by sending in all solutions that are due.
Wahloles• Infs. kelt Load..
Amerlaaoo Yee ant
warted [lathe
!forme WNW.
Mart 'M1 la
pia RIAIZA.I. Mate amoleetto
ing the S to 9 hour. He will iluo terest of truth, publish this state- she asked whether they thought
Jane Stead MIII
Can. tat
too
Merl=
• Wea ker.
Further puzzles, to complete the contest, will be
Ponce de Lae
lames Stmt.
Weal ratodli
resume his Monday morning ment in order to show Americans that excessive amounts were at
' f .1:VeliaR POD
Ow. Wade
Wean.
Pam
Choetroore
Lektotbm
keelitmle
Tamils
Asa Psalms
hobeet Loutelieweemest
an • Nebo..
Percy Shelley
Joke Quincy Adam.
Itoben
mailed to you, postpaid, as issued.
Geollme Gamest
course given at 11 o'clock on the who might otherwise be deceived any time and especially this time
Ulan Rowell
Willattelffith
subject, "Comparative Religion." by dastardly Nazi propaganda, given for the important causes
PU72LENo. 6
PUZZLE,No.,S
As provided by the rules, please enclose 3 Old Gold yellow
PUZZLE No. 4
Another new instructor will be what an outrage Is being commit- included in the campaign.
Declaring that civilization is
package wrappers with your solutions to each weekly series
Mrs. Melia Heller. wife of Dr. ted In the name of Benjamin
Pe TM
reduced
to
savagery
in
being
MOW
ID
Oh
of puzzles, or 3 of your own hand-drawn facsimile& Either
Bernard Heller. director of the Franklin.
IN Ott PIOT
Sincerely yours,
European countries. Mrs. Ehr-
Bnal Br1th Hillel Foundation at
will be equally acceptable.
V MOW
PHILIP SLOMOVITZ,
IS OR
lich declared that this is a year
Ann Arbor, Mich. She will give
VIINL
when
we
must
acknowledge
that
Chairman.
Detroit
Chapter
of
hour
during
the
8
to
9
one course
American Jewish Congress. the Jews in Europe are the flesh
on the subject, "The Jew In Mod-
The Detroit Free Press pub- of our flesh and blood of our
ern European Literature."
Students may register Monday lished the explanation in its issue blood.
Mr. Peiser, who was welcomed
night also for the courses In "Jew- of Wednesday, March 10.
back to the city after him recent
ish Customs, Symbols and Cere-
PRIZE CROP TOBACCOS
absence,
congratulated the work-
;dt
monies" and "Modern Jewish His- CONANT TO SPEAK
on the good showing they
tory" given by Rabbi Eric Fried-
MONDAY, MARCH 15 ers
make them DOUBLE -MELLOW
have made and on the early or-
land, and the courses in "Cur-
ganization they have attained in
rent Books of Jewish Interest"
(CONCLUDED FROM gees
TWO JACKETS
creating the campaign's machin-
and "Current Social Problems in
the Light of Jewish Ideals" given meeting will be broadcast na- ery. Comparing this year's task
DOUBLE "CELLOPHANk"
tionally over Station WEAF and with the accomplishments of prev-
by Rabbi Elmer Berger.
beep them
Registration will begin at 7 the Red Network of the National ious years, Mr. Peiser pointed out
WHAT NAME PM ma PUZZLE REPRESENT1
NWT MI XIS
141211 ISPRESEN r
WHAT NAME DOES THIS PUZZLE REPRESENT,
o'clock, an hour before the first Broadcasting Company from 9:30 that in 1933 the smallest sum.
Tao Comet WINN Is la Lae Following List
the
ronouies
Lie
Ownd
Mau
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I
be
Few*
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Correct
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In
List
that
was
ever
raised
in
any
cam-
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Sclawbat
, canoe 114rjer
regular session. The registration to 10 p. tn. and internationally
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Henn ca.,
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the community of the
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wilt Pat
Roan Monk
FrerlIalemat
fee is $1 per course of 10 Mon- from 9 to 10 p. in. over station paign in
hmentomd Deo Maly Jane. Woad,*
Amr. and
WIXAL, the Boston short wave size of Detroit was secured when
Pusan s. ee
Lew lama
day night session&
lmrm
Remy Ward Barbee
Llt=ear.tresa• Thu rid
tow. Todd
Petri. Ham
Over 200 people have been en- station that operates on a wave- only $98,000 was solicited. Ile
'
IlthleigMtleme Gomm Lewes.
showed by way of comparison
tae oar. le mootaw. mamas. tar, se P meta tn.
rolled at Beth El College in the length of 6.04 megacycles.
in
1936
the
sum
of
$318,000
that
Dr.
Conan't
speech
will
be
heard
fall and winter terms. A larger
7. Tam-a)for a prier. thr motaboth moored tows
'bald wade both the no awl owl Werke Sr.. es
01
wee the srd baths Saba sad a S. All coda
eastoo
cr,..,
y
enrollment is expected for the in Detroit at a program arranged was secured, $218,000 of which
tbsi.v.D.„,c
.GLJ:
thseid be ambled is acme.. mit KM N. y.
by Congregation Shaarey Zedek went for the maintenance fund
sprint term.
sea to memo, amt..
L
OLD
GOLD'S
PUZZLE
CONTEST
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be
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wail
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soletam
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* OFFICIAL
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b
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and its affiliated organizations for and $100,000 for the new Old
mambo. nessue he the U. A. ac teentatel
ILACH w akK. b air. of el. T. era low *Mr
to rater eve IW
mkt eta be aurae Feet at gamy dandle mods
the amp.. of .0 *Mar a el
oar
E.d.roo
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w
e.i..d
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Seek Fond to Further Reform this Monday evening, in the social Folks' Home building.
Cathay. Ise . their leaks sod ne
, Nes ;am
OLD COLD CONTIST
If
ear
atter
came
emote
ace.
Mi
;es
Dm
Declaring that there are only
yentas and east promo.* seaways ewil Jae
ado free so weer.. ENTRY FOAMS soy to
ball of the synagogue. Radios will
JedaIsim in Palestine
P. O. Ise e, Veda Sawa Swipe, 244.1...t. N.Y.
ed freesonotwor or cask. ad
diode to*. Ism thee em awe, the high. win
be installed to bring the speech to two types of people—those who
te nd la
ma
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bs toothy ocabse. OWII Fad
(aikido{ an my plinks. to p444•• 14, — •
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lastnideol
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abathel
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cease. arra. error- be walled to ye. F RE&
rive and those who receive—Mr.
...
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LONDON. — (WNS) — A spe- the audience over short wave con-
be Oland be malea ge ► auk win repteeem is
ee leak
Peiser deplored the fact that many
are dee.. woo Nowa Nees Ma. will arm
Slausra ye set amt. De re data. vow map
typr ...deg this roma orel
cial fund to further the Progress nections.
2
by the yobelsyle•
t Y Ida el • atea. Ta sows ewe be W,el .seam.
with the
who ought to give are takers. "We
boa Joss seal the amine el weardeaw
In
addition
to
this
address,
the
in
Palestine
pmb, oat, meat dm. as. or mats-.
the was wasbe m-
alma L> et hla es muff
of Reform Judaism
eke dada. el P. 7
.4re.:Z7
.
don't
want
anyone
who
can
give
rree,
taw
all
*I
be
of
the
woe
atereure
oral to Ian otobeteata Sled tears
program at the Shaarey Zedek
ellor
a7:1 k;se'
coad
. ect the owe.. the "' wombesr
raised
among
Reform
con-
east
cmaasesta
to
kola.;
thrat
ath
''e
5.
"
of
will be
the lath mamtne
•■ • •••nI•1 tar • ha pd.% •0•••••••: thallrr•
will be marked by other features. to be relegated to the category
um .
Wad el
n
1 4.41444 bormit ■ i ow au raw
W aka.. kr pow ..
leaked to halo iselh mad awe te (alma .
gregations in the United States,
of a taker this year." Mr. Peiser
11 Ilmeidemre lea
S. OLD GOLD wth ea • Pb. Prim r *Imamm
41 1. aenmdana+
kr thee. owl to me ammo atm
according to an announcement There will be • social hour and declared.
Mai the seta Ow/ Hee en peaks Moll 44. 4444.
OM awe rai d.. is saa Iaal d ,.em Path
rid
the
warded
is
the
order
4
the
mane
refreshments
will
be
served
by
de
II.
thommod
new
m..) to
coca mom
.:.(eled ram.
•••••m.
•
•■
a.
here by Lily H. Montagu, secre- members- of the Sisterhood which
a
to
t
/rale
abedoelw
schwa
o
the
me
thee-
mobil..
at
•
sea
rerse
"P
With the month of March 10
/114.
eta 10~ ears taken dam path. them we
or mai either Ism ow Ike .eosins
tary of the World Union for Pro-
Mrs.
sear them ras wed oho ho ore
called epos he
.' awls to re=sled Ur= halo-
Mg
joining with the Men's Club in to April 10 set aside as Education
Milt MOW
gressive Judaism. Rabbi Samuel la
al se thwe 011.1.1 Loa
Min
ofwe erase
aka. ottee •••
Month for the Allied Jewish Cam-
1411111 Tara ....
aweedoees Wrible to .=0,:e i
making
major
arrangements
for
opa
assets
55
The "maw an to leseel for attar to watt(
OLD GOLD maw pe.k.e **wen or kaftan
thew whokse
tai•
Wohl of Cincinnati is eureeleiee this congregational get-together to paign, activities are being carried
.11
he
eLoeha
wathed
awl
wad
be
soar
aloe et eft red ammerans
Rele so I.. shoosl be ...ma to
yea el sash. with • awe el
has
Judan
OLD
GOLD
CON
TVS
r.
P.
1...
%UK.
The
est
Vaal
ark
salaam
yeses
the fund. Reform
-The he
wards phew
Ik4 hndelt Wei
aty
he
semi - centennial on in local organizations by the
Math..
Nee
Yea.
N.
V.
participate
in
the
,a
4mtre
th ter. ilate
Me
• el OM Ge ld Ole
made considerable gains in Haifa
r
YWarrl
special organizational committee
As • hood. el the =sooso..
of the seminary.
an a mother wale tenet
illiobadi.“• 111.
Vnew
r al 0.n ON Maw Now
to enlist workers as well as con-
and Jerusalem, according to Miss
*eel aye the p=eze Weak oshe-
leo awl e-betedow Pare 4{ Vat ha. Woe
Ems
Pao to roe rake the meek
Montagu. The Union also an-
tributors
for
the
drive.
Blonde!) has Just received
embeetaw
‘..= eew
asch
arta
la
abatable
Be sure you have fardiarized yourself
Jean
6s4ate.=.at
=e4
a us. sem
The list of captains of women's
e=wa: tz411:
t
coma otta
nounced that it would hold an • belated wedding gift In the form
efewelalew para=ogl..
es owe le
with these rules. Reed them over again
IO.
am at re. atm ere
U
international meeting of rabbis of 100 rosebuds from en admirer organizations who have pledged
whilo•Wa
1,7=1
wag
Mora
tems
and then solve the pules.
alt=e0e. Uot 4.4teetle2t
and scholars in Amsterdam this
embered that her same as their services to solicit members
Map{ look
PLEASE
owl • wawasol teams
sea.
rem
who
YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS
value
coming July to discuss the
of their organizations for "Sac-
bud Blondell.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted
by registered specialists at •
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