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CLIFTON AMUR - CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

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PAGE THIRTEEN

PiEDFROWElt1Sii CIRONICIE

March 26, 1937

and THE L GAL CHRONICLE

HALEVY 12th ANNUAL CONCERT THIS SUNDAY EVENING

A. M. COHEN CALLS
LA GUARDIA A HERO Somebody Asked:

CINCINNATI, Ohio:—"Mayor
La Guardia is a hero", declared
Alfred M. Cohen, international
president of Bnai Brith, at a
group meeting here of the Ohio
and Kentucky Association of Bnai
Brith Lodges. President Cohen re-
ferred to the recent statement by
the mayor of New York City that
an eftlyy of Hitler should be
placed in a "Chamber of Horrors"
at the forthcoming New York
world's fair.
It may have been asked in jest—
"As has often occurred before,"
but it is no laughing matter.
said President Cohen, "a relative-
ly unimportant incident, perhaps
Strikes are serious things and
accidental at that, has brought
frequently result in heavy losses.
the German dictator to book after
four years of studied effort had
THE CHORUS OF THE HALEVY SINGING SOCIETY
Protection ill such cases is not
failed to accomplish that end.
only desirable, but necessary.
Bitten Goldberg
"With absolutely no authority
The Halevy Singing Society's Humoresque—Arranged by Dan
Moishe Ganvet Arbee (Humores- for saying so, it is my guess that
Frohman
The insurance companies we
12th annual concert will be held
Mayor La Guardia's now famous
que)—Arranged by Chafetz
this Sunday evening, at 8:30 Havdole—Soloist: Manus Schane
represent have long recognized
talk, which has resounded the
Piano Duet — Rebecca Katzman
o'clock, in Orchestra Hall, under
world over, was just another
Frohman and Celia Plotnick
this state of affairs and arranged
Group of Songs—Sung by Emma speech by the mayor, except that
the direction of Dan Frohman. Unger Firer—By Shaffer
Lazaroff Scheyer
policies which offer compensa-
he expressed himself In tones
The program will be as follows:
Nechtele—By
A.
Rubinstein
Walpurgis
Nacht

By
Felix
which are employed when one be-
Mir Schmidn dos Yiddishe lied—
tion for property destruction and
(Men's
Chorus
Mendelssohn
lieves
a
100
per
cent
what
he
Beethoven. Arranged by Frohman
Accompanied by Rebecca Katzman Bays.
other loss during strikes. Let us
Margaritkes, Soloist: Mrs. Anna Song of India (English)
Frohman and Celia Plotnick
By Rimsky-Korsakov
Warren (Women's Chorus)
"Senators have spoken in the
check your policies to determine
on two pianos.
Soloists: Alma Phillips and Bella
Directed by William Cayman
United States Senate, Congress-
whether you have adequate pro-
men have addressed the House of
Representatives, and even the
tection for such an emergency.
President in measured terms, not
once but many times, has let Ger-
many know what America thinks
"YOUR PROTECTION is a POLICY with us"
of a nation which deprives Its peo-
Mrs. Manuel E. Arden, general ple of rights deemed fundamental
Dorothy F. Zeligs' "Child's His-
WASHINGTON BLVD. AT GRAND RIVER
chairman
of
the
sale
of
tickets
for
tory of Jewish Life" (Bloch,
over here. Members of the British
$1.25) belongs to the type of the annual Temple Beth El dinner Parliament, both Lords and Com-
"Blood on the Moon" to Be splendid
and fascinating writing dance to be held Saturday, April mons, have similarly addressed
Presented Tuesday and
which is suitable for home as 24, in the grand ballroom of the
their respective Houses. All
Wednesday Evenings
well as school use. for entertain- Book Cadillac Hotel, announces alike have been answered only
the following co-chairmen of her with the empty echo of their own
ing reading as well as study.
Following her earlier "A
One of the most powerful
voices.
dramas ever to be presented, de- Child's History of the Hebrew
"Lo and behold, not so the
picting the struggles of the Jews People," this volume covers the
speech of Mayor La Guardia. Its
in Germany, will have a local pre- first 16 centuries of the present
simple and direct and according
miere this Tuesday and Wednes- era. It deals with life in Pales-
to my guess, unprepared phrases,
day evenings, March 30 and 31, at tine and Babylonia during the de-
struck home and brought a come-
velopment of the Talmud and rea-
1309-10 LAFAYETTE BLDG.
back. For the first time der
In the midst of this great festive occasion
listically recreates the life of that
Feuhrer was put on the defensive.
period.
In
the
Spanish
period
Miss
we pause to felicitate you all and extend
BAndolph 8200
His
kept
press
fairly
hissed
his
Zeligs deals with the personalities
venom. The Episcopalian mayor
our sincere good wishes.
and political events of that time.
immediately was converted into a
A study is then made of the
'lousy Jew.' The Jewish women
ghetto and the life of the Jews
whom he had addressed were
in the Middle Ages.
changed into 'women of the street',
It is not only the interesting
We are prepared to make imme-
and more and more to the same
way in which she tells her story
effect concerning everybody and
that makes Miss Zeligs' book a
diate deliveries on the New 1937
everything in the United States.
novel one, but also her approach
So filthy were these descriptions
to the subject, the attractive
Chevrolet
that they couldn't be reprinted
maps and illustrations, the stories,
here. So bad were they and no
tales and maxims with which the
atrociously untrue, that the De-
book is filled from cover to cover.
partment of State instructed our
IMPORTERS OF FINE MARBLE STATUES
Miss Zeligs makes her young
A COMPLETE CAR -::- COMPLETELY NEW
representative in Berlin to make
reader a part of her story and
known to the German government
This store is the only one of
leads into re-enacting the history
ALSO
its deep concern over these libels
by making himself a part of it.
MRS. MANUEL E. ARDEN
its kind in Michigan carrying
and the consequences that would
ORNAMENTS
Stories of the rabbis, wise say-
ings from the Talmud, charts committee: Edwin Lichtig of the likely follow if they were con-
a complete line of this particu-
Consisting of
tinued.
The
answer
given
was
that
showing the chief centers of Jew- Men's Temple Club and Albert
lar
merchandise — imported
the
resentment
of
the
press
to
BOOK
ENDS
ish life are among the adenda Ressler of the Young People's
Mayor La Guardia was quite
which serve to enhance the value Club.
• direct from one of the finest
STATUETTES
natural.
It
was
not
the
resentment
of the fine book which will be
Assisting in the reservation and of the press but the resentment
quarries in Italy. You are cor-
CIGARETTE
MRS. BERT SMOKLER
found to have great worth in home
sale of tickets are: Mrs. A. Bloom, of the dictator of the press—the
See Us for a Good Deal on Your New Car
and school.
dially invited to see our
BOXES
Mrs. Emil Wolbott, Mrs. Milton dictator of everything in Germany,
Central High School, Linwood and
Hirschfield, Mrs. William Field, that brought contumely on Amer-
display.
Tuxedo, at 8:15 p. m.
Bridge Novelties
Mrs. Lee Strifling, Mrs. Alfred ican women and American Insti-
This sensational play was writ.
OPEN EVENINGS
Etc.
Dreifus, Mrs. William H. Frank, tutions in general.
ten by Paul and Claire Sifton, who
Mrs. William Stearns, Mrs. Harry
WE SPECIALIZE IN THE REPAIR OF MARBLE
have been very close to the Jewish
"The pity of it all is that under
Markle, Mrs. L. Van Baalen, Mrs. international law and practice as
problem in Germany, and who
M. Kopple, Mrs. F. Bloomgarden, modernly interpreted — largely
have had the courage to build a
MAX CARP, Treas.
FRED FABER, President
I
Mrs. L. Friedman, Mrs. II. Krohn, because of present disturbed
play revolving about a prominent SERVICES
Pmeiryar iwervice• will be held is 'tne Saul Rose, Charles Bassey, Charles
TOwnsend 8-2214
surgeon and his family, all of Temple Saturday morning. March IL at
world conditions — our govern-
13200 LINWOOD, cor. Tyler
whom have Jewish blood. These 10 oclock. lir. Leo M. Franklin out Fineberg, Harry C. Markle, Philip ment and other civilized govern-
the topic: 'who Is Free."
Stern, Emil Wolbott, Jack Langer, ments hat'e deemed it beyond
famous co-authors write not from prfi,n tree losing
day of Pamover. Fri-
11722 DEXTER BLVD.., Between Webb & Tuxedo
fictionary imagination but from dey morning. April 1. Rabbi Leon Orson Harry Solomon, Max Lowenstcin, their right to raise their voice in
will preach on the aubJecti "Passover Carl Segal, Dr. N. Schlafer, Art
close personal experience.
protest against the barbarities
'Agenda . '
Haas and Bud Berman.
The everyday life and contacts TEMPLE IIETH
practiced against German Jews,
Tickets have been distributed and
SCHOOL
of this family, and the injustices RELIGIOUS
On Saturday mornings, March :7 and may be purchased and reserva- involving their lives, their prop-
penetrated upon them, shows April 3, there will be no classes In the
erty and their honor. One fourth
Junior High School. The Nevemh and tions made from any of the mem- of the Jews living in Germany
eighth grade. will have no clarifies Tues- bers of the committee mentioned
four years ago are now refugees
day and Wednesday. March 34 and H.
The confirmation clam will meet on above. It is suggested by Dr. Mil- in other countries. They were ex-
Thursday, April I. On Sunday morning.. ton Marx, chairman of the dance,
pelled and but for a trifle have
March in and April 4, there 0111 be no
CIRRI.e in the resti,of the.achool. All that reservations be made early been forced to leave their belong-
clanwg resume r schedule o n to secure choice seating arrange-
ings behind. Under international
'ednesday, April 1:
Tuesday, April 0:
and Saturday and Sunday, Apol 10 ments and because of the limited law as modernly interpreted, no
II.
ticket
sales.
other nation had the right to raise
We announce to the Jewish community
and the
QUIET
QUIET HOUR OF MUSIC
The decorations committee, un- its voice in protest. Only when
On Sunday, March H. at 4 p. m. the
Quiet Hour of Mualc will take der the supervision of Mrs. L. American women and American
that in appreciation of our Jewish patron-
piiice In the Temple auditorium. The
eololet will be Abram Ray T>ler, Friedman and Mrs. F. Bloomgar- institutions were reviled, could
age we will supply them with Passover
A O. 0., organist of the Temple.
den, announces unique plans for the United States register its pro-
CONGREGATIONAL SEDER
milk. Arrangements have been made
table arrangements and decora- test.
ANDIHNNER
The congregational Seder and dinner tions.
"Mayor La Guardia is a hero.
with Rabbi Abraham Schecter of Beth
will take place In the nodal hall of the
Temple on Saturday evening. Marc h 27,
It was he who aroused the rage
Itzchok Synagogue to supervise the prepa-
Fairmont Kosher Butter
at 6:30.
of the silent sphinx. It may be the
For Sale at All Grocers beginning of his end. Those whom
ration of this milk in accordance with
NO TIME TO NOTICE
the gods would destroy, they first
Bystander—"Did you get the
strict religious requirements
Gordon R. Briggs, local manager
number of that car that knocked of the Fairmont Creamery Com- make mad."

you down, madam?"
MAN IN DISTRESS
Victim—"No, but the hussy that pany, announces that his firm will
Found—Lady's purse left in my
was driving it wore a three-piece as usual, supply the Jewish com- car while parked. Contains papers,
munity
with
their
inimitable
kosher
tweed suit, lined with Canton sweet butter for Passover. This $5 in change, etc. Owner can have
crepe, and she had on a peri-
same by describing property and
Retail Flowers at Wholesale Prices
winkle hat, trimmed with artificial butter comes only in one-half paying for this ad. If owner can
pound double wrapped prints and
cherries."
—The Mutual Magazine.
s
SYDNEY
J.
WINER
explain
satisfactorily
to
my
wife
each
package
has
the
seal
of
the
Canyena
CHAS, H. ROSENMAN, Prop.
lean
how purse got into car, will pay
very plainly how the scourge of Miss Sara Berman and Jerome well known Rabbi Jehudah Braver for ad myself.—Adeerlisentent in
of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. Briggs
349
JOHN R, Cor. E. Adams
Hitlerism is affecting the entire Rynek assisting in make-up.
News.
Tickets may be secured either also announces that all grocers the Grand Coulee (Wash.)
German population. The whole
a plentiful supply of this but-
atmosphere of the play and the at Grinnell's, the Jewish Center, have
Did you hear the crack by Rabbi
on hand, and urges the com-
events that rapidly begin to hap- Mr. Edgar Schlussel. Phone Tyler ter
J. Harry Stern of Montreal that
pen is so gripping and realistic 6-5046 or any Y. H. J. A. mem- munity to insist upon Fairmont's. Jews are not as shrewd business
at
ber.
Tickets
will
also
be
sold
that it will appeal to every man,
Ludwig Lewisohn's new book men as they're cracked up to be Gathers Material for Raba in your life. Also include a post-
card size picture and a self-ad-
woman and child interested in the door. The admission is 50 will be called "Trumpet of Jubl- because they didn't copyright the
PYRAMID OF QUALITY
binical Biographical
dressed, stamped envelope.
equal liberties and rights. The cents. The majority of the pro- lee," and it's having a heavy ad- Bible and use the proceeds to buy
ceeds
will,
as
usual,
be
directed
to
stark drama as exposed in this
Encyclopedia
Send communications to:
vance sale. Palestine?
play contains enough tragedy to local charities.
Rabbi Samuel E. Tiktin, 783
awaken us all to the terrific men-
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronicle: Beck St., Bronx, N. Y.
ace that is sweeping Germany at
With the aid of Providence, I
the present time. 'Blood on the
hope to publish in the not distant
Moon" will stir the minds of every-
"Owned and Operated by Detroiera"
future a "Rabbinical Biographical
one who sees it. It will tear at
Encyclopedia." This work will em-
the heart strings and make one
body an exhaustive "Who's Who"
LENOX 8000
wish he could be at the real
EUCLID 7020
of Jewish clergy of Europe, Asia,
scene doing some vitally important
and America.
work to help this pitable situa-
The editor believes that there
tion.
is need for such a complete work
The world premiere which had
and he has undertaken to gather
been presented in New York a
the material for the vast project.
short time ago was acclaimed un-
When completed this will be a
animously by all critics for being
colossal reference book of im-
Announce the Re-Opening of their
one of the boldest works to openly
portance to the Jewish research
deal with the present governmen-
student.
tal system. The eastern critics say
Up to the present date he has
this is the best work that has ever
sent many thousands of letters to
been penned by these authors.
individual
rabbis the world over.
2224 WOODWARD AVE., Opp. Fox Theatre
The play which has been in re
They have responded cheerfully
hearse] the past 10 weeks, prom-
and expressed marked enthusiasm
TUESDAY, MARCH 30
ises to be the finest ever presented
for this encyclopedia.
before a local audience. The sup-
Serving the same fine food which has
The editor is now In the midst
ply of tickets is limited and
famous
of assorting and rewriting the
made the name of Josef! . Bros.
everyone is urged to secure tickets
multitudinous
material: but there
as soon as possible and to arrive
are many rabbis whom the writer
Special Passover Meals
early for choice seats.
could
not
reach
personally by let-
"Blood on the Moon" is being
DURING PESACH WEEK
ter.
presented by the Young Men's
The Atlas Malting Compaq, Bay City, plant shown above is one of the largest construction
It
is
to
these
latter that this
Regular Luncheons and Full Course Dinners
Jewish Association under the di
has been under way s ine. last f all an d th e
rect supervision of Sidney J. projects under way in Michigan at present. The plant The capacity of the first unit will be 3,500,000 notice is intended. I trust that
and in operation this spring.
first
unit
will
be
completed
the
readers
will
hasten and re-
That New York Times cable on Winer, who needs no introduction
spond in Hebrew and at the ear-
Sinclair Lewis Back Haym Salo- the Jewish situation in Poland to Detroit theater-goers. The fol bushels of malt a year.
Dr. Nelson Giueck, professor of
Public offering of the remain- capacity of 7,000,000 bushels. The erected on the site of the old Mur- hest opportunity:
in the cast:
mon Memorial
dated Berlin instead of War- lowing people are ,
Please Include the following de- Bible and Biblical archaeology at
Gertrude D. Winer, Kitty ing shares of an authorized cam- plant has been under construction ray Corporation of America plant.
CHICAGO (WNS) — Sinclair was
Hebrew Union College in Cin-
saw because the Times' Warsaw Misses
the
tails:
Lewis and the Chicago Round correspondent, Jzerzy S &pare, Schwartz, Edna Rosenman, Bea talization of 1,500,000 shares of since last fall, and the first unit, Companion
to bushel,
the ant
unit will be structures
a 1,150,000
cinnati, whose discovery of a min-
Date and place or birth.
Table of Jews and Christians have didn't want to lose his drag with trice Koblin, Frances Gluk!ick, and common stock of Atlas Malting with an annual capacity of 3,500,- elevator and a 500,000-bushel malt 1.
Mg
area In the south of Palmitin,
Yeshivas
attended
2. How many
Sarah Bloomfield; Joseph Messen-
endorsed the project of the Patri- the Polish government.
which was worked en the days of
and time spent therein.
ger, Gilbert Mark, Joseph Mash Co., Bay City, is announced by 000 bushels, is scheduled to go warehouse.
otic Foundation of Chicago to
R. 0. Cunningham, former 3. By whom ordained (if more King Solomon and provided the
Gluklick, Ben Keil, Ralph George L Nadell & Co., Inc., fiscal into operation this spring, accord-
erect the Loredo Taft memorial to
copper and the brass for Om Tom-
than one, indicate).
We hear that the American Le- Irving
agents. The stock is offered at 42 lag to the contractors. After the president of the Allied Products
George Washington and his to- gion
will throw Its support to pro- Bernstein, Harry Weingarden,
is president of Atlas Malt- 4. In what congregations officia- ple, is now being talked sheet la
Patriots, Robert Morris and Haps posed legislation in Con ress de- Morris Weingarden, Morris Koeak • share to residents of Michigan first unit is completed the second Corp.,
the press. Dr. Clunk 6=2
ins..
and
Henry
C.
Adam,
former
ted
before
the
present
one.
one will be provided with median-
Salomon.
signed to prevent circulation o f Marvin Raskin, Hy Lezell, Sam only.
Proceeds of this financing. ac - Mal equipment. When completed general manager and malthter of 5. Name books (if published), from tho Cincinnati
anti-Semitic and Nevi propaganda Goldman, and Adolph Silver. The
Seminary and M sera* es onto.
of
the
Fleischman
Malting
Co.,
Water-
contents
and
languages.
J. David Stern, militant New through the mails ... The Legion technical staff consists of Abe cording to the prospectus, will be the plant will rank u one
Add to the above the mod out- tor of the Ameriaus er=ed
Deal publisher, is being readied is also said to be ready to back Zitomer, staging; Morris Gross used to erect two units of a barely largest In the country, it is said. town, Wis., is general manager
standing and Interesting Incidents Oriental Research in I
The malting plant is being and maltster.
malting plant with an annual
for an important overseas diplo-
a bill making group libel a crime lighting. with Mrs. Bert Smokier
matic post.

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