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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle and the Legal Chronicle, 1937-03-26

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A merica 'elvish Pert- 174mi Carter

CLIBTON MINIM • CINCINNATI 20, 01110

.nd

amiss,
The Conference on Jewish Re-
lotions is planning a aeries of fel-
lowships for the study of the oc-
cupational distribution of Ameri-
can Jews.

—:— OF —:—

AMERICAN
CAN
CO.

6260 RUSSELL



PASSOVER GREETINGS
To Our Many Jewish
Friends and Patrone

f lorice

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DETROIT
RANDOLPH 6565



GRINNELL BROS.

Passover Greetings and Best Wishes
to the Entire Jewish Community

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THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

HERBERT SAMUEL
Two Social Events Planned FRANK CODY IS ON
"The One Only Kid" SIR
SPEAKS FROM LONDON
APRIL BALLOT FOR
by the Bnai Moshe
IN PALESTINE APPEAL
ELECTION TO BOARD A New Interpretation of An
Sisterhood
Old Song
' I Sir Herbert Samuel, chairman
Frank Cody, pr esi d en t of

Two social events are scheduled
by the Sisterhood of Congregation
Bnai Moshe to be held in the near
future, according to an announce-
ment by Mrs. Harry Meer, presi-
dent.
The first is a supper and card
party to be given on Sunday, April
25, 6 p. in., in the banquet hall of
the synagogue, Lawrence and Dex-
ter.
The second is the annual mother
and daughter dinner on Tuesday,
May 11.
Active committees are working
out plans for making both affairs
successful in every respect.
Bnai Moshe members are re-
quested to reserve these dates.

COMPLIMENTS

NCW

PAGE NINE

PEPNR011; /MISR eiRDNICLE

March 26, 1937

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of the Council for German Jewry,1
Wayne University and Superin-
BERNARD will speak from London over 'a
tendent of Schools, completing By RABBI DAVID
SWIREN,
, trans-Atlantic broadcast on Sa-
his 23rd consecutive year as a
Author of "Oar Life is Like turday evening, March 27. in a
member of the State Board, is a
That" and of "W. Jaws." ,,i special Passover program over the
candidate to succeed himself.
( Columbia Broadcasting System,
Mr. Cody, a native of Michigan,
The Haggadah, the ritual for
the home service held on the eve
of the first and second day of
Passover, closes with Chad Gadya,
the "Song of the Kid." It tells of
"one only kid, which my father
bought for two zuzim." Then the
cat ate the kid, the dog bit the
cat, the stick beat the dog, the
fire burnt the stick, the water
Quenched the fire, the ox drank
the water, the slaughterer killed
the ox, the Angel of Death slew
the slaughterer, and the Lord rid
the world of the Angel of Death.
It is generally assumed that this
song was borrowed from or fash-
ioned after some popular song or
ballad. But the late Dr. Israel
Abrahams had rightly remarked
that "the origin of the poem Is
of less import than the interpre-
tation put upon it by those who
admired and cherished it, and
converted it into a devotional
hymn."
SIR HERBERT SAMUEL
The "one only kid" is generally
FRANK CODY
understood to typify our people under the auspices of the United
received his early education in of whom it is said: "And who is Palestine Appeal.
The program, which will be
the public schools at Belleville. He like thy people Israel, one na-
was graduated from Michigan tion on the earth." The "father" broadcast from 6 to 6:30 p. m.,
State Normal College, M. Pd., the is, of course, our Father in over a coast to coast hook-up
University of Michigan, M. A., Heaven. The two "zuzim" repre- will also feature an address by
and the University of Detroit, L. sent Aaron and Moses or the two Dr. Stephen S. Wise, national
LD. He served as superintendent tablets of stone upon which the chairman of the United Palestine
of the Delray schools from 1891 Ten Commandments were in- Appeal, and choral music symbolic
to 1906, when he was appointed scribed. The cat is understood to of the Passover holiday.
Both Sir Herbert and Dr. Wise
principal of the MacMillan High represent Assyria; the dog, Baby-
School, Detroit, which position he lon; the stick, Persia; the fire, will link the present resettlement
filled until 1913, when he was Macedonia; the water, Rome; the of Palestine with the ancient
named General Supervisor of the ox, the Saracens; the slaughterer, exodus from Egypt in their dis-
public schools of Detroit.
the Crusaders; the Angel of cussion of the present world Jew-
Promoted to Assistant Super- Death, Turkey, whom God will in ish situation.
intendent of Schools in 1914, Mr. the end destroy.
- —
Cody served until 1919. at which
If this interpretation of the Special Notice to Partici-
time he was named Acting Super- "Song of the Kid" be true, it
pants in Old Gold $200,-
intendent of Schools, Detroit.. On is to my mind not only of foreign
000 Prize Contest
July 1, 1919, he was named Su- origin but un-Jewish in its adap-
perintendent of Schools, and by tation. If this interpretation of
The
No. 2 Bulletin in the Old
action of the Board of Education Chad Gadya be true, it should
was named president of Wayne never have found its way into Gold Contest has now been mailed
to
all
who
are entered in the con-
University, which positions he still the Ilaggadah, our ritual for
test. This Bulletin contains puzzle
holds.
Passover. For revenge is foreign pictures for the 6th, 6th, 7th, 8th,
In 1914, Mr. Cody was elected to the Jew. No clear-headed
a member of the State Board of Torah-true Jew has ever implored 9th and 10th weeks of the con-
Eductation on the Republican the Lord to persecute and de- test.
Unless your entry in the con-
ticket, which office he still holds. stroy the wicked, but for the test was made within the last few
During his office as State Board elimination of wickedness. We days, you should have received
member he has served as its Jews as a whole have never im- your copy of Bulletin No. 2. If it
president eleven times.
has not reached you, send a post-
Superintendent Cody has been plored the Lord our God to de- card at once to: Old Gold Contest,
prominent in educational affairs stroy those people at whose hands P. 0. Box No. 9, Varick St. Sta-
of the state and nation since 1891. we have suffered but to save us tion, New York, N. Y., and a sec-
Among the numerous offices he from their hands. We have never ond copy will be mailed you imme-
has held are member of the Coun- sought the destruction of any por- diately.
ty Board of School Examiners, tion of humanity but to make the
All further puzzles to complete
member of the State Board of world safe for us. It is true that the contest will be mailed to con-
Vocational Education, and past some of our prophets, the spokes- testants, as promptly as issued.
invoiced
men
of
our
people,
had
president of the Department of
the wrath of God upon those The third mailing of Puzzle Bulle-
Superintendence of the NEA.
people who sought to destroy us. tins is due to reach contestants
But those outpourings of wrath- Monday, April 12.
There is still time to enter this
ful anger came at such times
when our sufferings at the hands most exciting contest in history
of our enemies were unbearable. and go after that ;100,000 First
Otherwise we Jews have hoped for Prize! If you have not yet entered,
An entirely new angle in the the day when prejudice and per- send us a postcard at once. Prompt-
biennial spring election of justices secution will be no more, when ly we will mail you, postpaid, all
of the State Supreme Court is the world will be made for any puzzle pictures issued to date, up
being furnished in Wayne County person or people to live in: It to and including the 10th Week's
this year by a serious campaign would therefore be contrary to Series, together with complete
effort along strictly non-partisan
spirit of the Jew to conclude rules, entry blanks and answer
lines, although all candidates will the
forms, and everything needed to
be listed on the April 6 ballot in the Passover home service with bring you right up to date in the
the hope that God will destroy
party columns.
contest.
In Detroit, judges of the Re- those who sought the destruction
Your name and address will be
corder's Court and the Common of our people. If the above men- immediately put on our mailing
Pleas Court not only are on spring tioned interpretation of Chad list and you will receive all fur-
election ballots, but run on non- Gadya be true, it should rather ther puzzles to the end of the 15-
partisan tickets as well, thus keep- conclude with the hope that God week contest as issued. Address
ing them away from strict polit- will sooner or later restore the Old Gold Contest, P. 0. Box No. 9,
ical selection. The success of this "one only kid" of his to life Varick St. Station, New York,
plan has been such that efforts are again, that Ile will bring our peo- N. Y.
under way to create a non-par- ple to their ancient station of
tisan selection of all state judges freedom and peace. For our most Charter Amendment No. 2
as well, but a law creating this cherished hope is not to see the
Is Explained
system has not yet been enacted. destruction of those who at one
However, because of the familiar- time or another sought to destroy
Amendment
Number 2 which will
us,
but
to
be
made
safe
for
a
free
ity of Detroit and Wayne County
appear on the ballot April 6 is one
voters with the non-partisan sys- and independent life.
on
which
the
transportation
opera-
To my mind, the "Song of the
tem, a "Feed and North" Non-
Partisan Committee" has been or- Kid" was not at all intended to tors of the Detroit Department of
Street
Railways
are
asking
that a
ganized by Wayne County attor- typify our , people as a whole. on
neys and others who are members the one hand, and the other peo- uniform seniority be applied for
the
entire
system.
A
"Yes"
vote
of the two major political parties ples on the other hand. In my
to urge support of Chief Justice opinion, the Chad Gadya was in- will insure all employes being giv-
Louis H. Fead and Justice Walter tended to typify our people in en credit for every minute of time
H. North, nominees on the Re- their relations between them- that he has worked and in all prob-
publican ballot, for re-election selves. The "One Only Kid" typi- ability settle for all time to come
question of seniority.
April 5.
fies the Jew, the hyphenated Jew. the Charter
amendment 2 provides
Louis H. Fead, present Chief The average Jew is not merely a
that
all the men employed on the
Justice, was born in Lexington, Jew, but a Russian Jew, a Gali-
in Michigan's thumb district, 59 cian Jew, a Hungarian Jew, a original D. U. It. lines will have
years ago. Ile is a graduate of German Jew, an English Jew. and for their employment record the
the University of Michigan Law an Erez Israel Jew. He is eithe r actual length of time they have
School, through which he worked an Orthodox Jew, a Reform Jew, worked for the transportation sys-
his way. Going to Newberry, in a Conservative Jew, a Nationalist tem provided they stay on the orig-
the Upper Peninsula, to begin law Jew or a Jew for the Goyim. Each inal D. U. R. lines. If, however,
practice he later served as Cir- of the hyphenated Jews considers they change over to a line orig-
cuit Judge there and in adjoining himself the only true Jew. the inated by the present D. S. R.,
counties. During the World War "One Only Kid," and looks upon their employment date, that is sen-
iority date, will be changed to
he went to France in charge of a ll others as undesirable. Again
Red Cross activities in two large there are many Jews who, cat- May 15, 1922, the day on which
the
D. S. R. took over the D. U. R.
hospitals, resuming his court serv- like jump upon their brethren and
ice after the war. He has been • sink their sharp nails deep into lines by purchase.
This
amendment also provides
Supreme Court Justice for the past their flesh. Others assume the role
that all other employees, meaning
nine years.
of the dog, the stick, the tire, coach operators, motormen and
Justice North also worked his
way through the University of the water, the ox and the slaugh- conductors, will have as their em-
Michigan Law School. He was born terer and the Angel of Death, and ployment date the exact date on
in Hillsdale County, Michigan, 65 try to crush the life out of ninny which their service with the De-
years ago, and went to Battle a live-saving movement in Israel. partment of Street Railways com-
Creek after graduating in law. Ile But where are those Jews who menced. Amendment 2 will also
served later as Circuit Judge of would rush to save the "One Only give the man who is compelled to
Calhoun County for 21 years and Kid" out of the fangs of the cat! go from the rail to coach or from
has been on the Supreme bench Of course, God will in the end, the coach to rail his employment
punish all those who should be date regardless of the manner of
for the past 10 years.
punished. Yet lie would not save employment.
The entire purpose of the amend-
our people as long as each group
Cannel Hebrew Schools to of
our people will look upon it- ment is to give every man, regard-
Conduct Passover Services self as the "One Only Kid " Let less of whether he is a coach oper-
an free our people from friction, ator or a rail man, the full benefit
The Carmel Hebrew Schools an- and God will save us from afflic- of his years of employment, the
nounce that they will have Pass- tion.
right to exercise his, seniority re-
over services at 9428 Oakland and
gardless of the transition of oper-
ations, either from rail to coach or
3752 Linwood on Friday evening
and. Saturday morning and eve- Infants Service Group Din- otherwise.
ning and Sunday, March 26, 27
ner Dance April 11
and 28. The pupils of both schools
Rhea E. Cashman Gives
will conduct the entire services un-
The Infants Service Group. affi-
"French Travel Teas"
der the supervision of I. A. Law- liated with the Eva Prenzlauer
on April 3 and 4
ton.
Maternity Aid, completed plans for
On Saturday, March 20, at Con- the second annual dinner dance to
Rhea E. Cashman of the World-
gregation Beth Moses, nine-year- be held April 11, at 6:30 p. ir., at
Wide Travel Bureau, Inc., is cele-
old Billy Barish conducted the en- The Chalet.
brating her 10th anniversary of
tire services with the school choir
For reservations call Mrs. Ralph
at the confirmation of Mr. and Goldsmith, Townsend 7-8309, or service, taking care of the travel
requirements of her friends In De-
Mrs. S. Golds' son.
Mrs. Dave Newman, Townsend troit. In marking this milestone,
Registration of new classes will 7-6160.
Misil Cashman announces •
begin March 29.
A social meeting of the group "French Travel Tea" on Satur-
was held at Thorntons on Monday day, April 3, and Sunday, April 4,
Sisterhood's Flower Fund night, March 22.
from 3 to 6 p. m., in her offices,
Committee Accepts Gifts
the third floor, Stevens Bldg., 1258
Washington Blvd., corner Grand
ZEDAKAH JUNIORS
The flower fund committee of
River. No cards.
the Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek
Zedakah Juniors met on March Contributions to Fresh Air
wishes to inform all those inter-
ested in donating to the fund, for 21 to discuss plans for another
Society
flowers used in decorating and charity affair in the near future.
Patrons and patronesses for the
beautifying the pulpit on the holi-
The
Fresh
Air Society received
days in honor of their beloved annual March frolic, held March
ones or in memory of their de- 14, were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph contributions from Edith S. Ilea-
venrich
and
Hortense
L. Lambert
parted dear ones, that they may do Weitz, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacob,
so by calling Mrs. Joseph N. Kei- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Germansky, in memory of Mrs. Louis Mary-
mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Kalman Shapiro.
dan at Longfellow 8728.

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Musicale at the Gunzburg
School Next Monday

The next musicale in the Gunn-
burg School of Music, 477 W.
Kirby, will be given on Monday,
March 29, at 8:15 p. m. The fol-
lowing students will participate in
the program: Zelda Sky, Dorothy
Green, Benjamin Fogel, Helen
Maday, Ruth Lowe, Ludwig Hank-
Ian.
There will be no admission
charge and the public is invited.

Palestine Lemons Arrive in
the United States

Our Jewish Agents Join Us In Extending to the
Jewish Community of Detroit Best Wishes
For a Joyous Passover

The Michigan Mutual
Auto Insurance Company

of Traverse City

E. B. CLARK

Comaal

One hundred sixty cases of first-
1000 Hofmann Bldg.
quality Palestine lemons, the first
commercial shipment of Palestine
lemons to enter the United States,
were sold at auction in the New
York wholesale fruit market, ac- kin, outstanding quality and
cording to an announcement just nor, and unusually fine appearance
made by the American Economic he lemons aroused considerable
nterest and enthusiasm among
Committee for Palestine.
Because of their large size, thin dealers to whom they were shown.

C. H.
Agents

CARPENTER

CHerry 5606

Prince Dandies in Loewen-

well-known anti-Nazi refu-
gee, is now writing his autobiog-
raphy under the title of "Conquest
of the Past.'

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