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June 11, 1937

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Despite the boycott, box office
men insist that the only chance
for a million dollar boxing bout
is a match between Max Schmeling
and Bob Pastor, the non-Aryan.

Dr. Sliosberg Dies

The Slomans at Home on
June 16 at Four-
fold Event

Dr. Henry Sliosberg, eminent
lawyer who defended Mendel Hei-
ns in the famous ritual murder

An event of unusual interest
is the four-fold celebration
which will take place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
M. Sloman of 235 Arden Park
on Wednesday evening, June
16. At that time Mr. and Mrs.
Sloman will be at tome to their
friends in honor of the fol-
lowing events: Their own 25th
wedding anniversary; the grad-
uation of their son, Robert
Adolph, from the University
of Michigan where he is corn-
pleting a seven-year combina-
tion course in law and engin-
eering; the graduation of their
daughter, Elaine Spring, from
the educational school of
Wayne University; and the
graduation of their daughter,
Janet Ruth, from high school.
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PAGE THREE

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

Auxiliary of Home
For Aged Installs
Its New Officers

TO WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, JEWISH HOME FOR AGED

By ANNE CAMPBELL

Once in this place, there were no bricks and stone
Fashioned into a dwelling for our old;
Only a vision somebody made known,
Only a dream our spirits could behold!
But there are women with kind hearts of gold
Who with their patient goodness can conspire
To mold life nearer to the soul's desire.

On Wednesday, June 2, the
first installation tea of the Wo-
man's Auxiliary of the Jewish
Home for the Aged in the audi-
torium of the new home. with
600 members and friends attend-

These'women kindled in the hearts of men
A love for those who are less fortunate
Than their own parents are . . . With word and pen
They spread the news of the old people's fate . . .
Housed meanly, there was naught to compensate
For the too heavy burden of their yearn .. •
Their poverty and courage brought our tars.

These women were the daughters, the blest poor
No longer had . . . Theirs were the lovely hands
They long had missed . . . Now vsliently and sure
They bent their efforts to cement the bands
Of brotherhood ... Gravely they made demands,
And wealth responded . . . Generosity
Is evidenced in these high walls you see.

Now those we honor and hold ever dear—
The Jewish old—have found a worthy place
To spend their sunset years. The atmosphere
Is one of peace .. . Joy looks from every face.
Here life has meaning in a slower pace,
When prayers are said, and contemplation lies
In faces of old wives, in old men's eyes.

DR. HENRY SLIOSBERG

Atlanta, Georgia, birthplace of
trial in 1913, died in Paris on KKK, is the home of a new Fas-
1220 GRISWOLD ST.
Tuesday at the age of 76. Ile was cist movement called the ,National
Between State and Grand River
at one time president of the Jew- Order of Twenty-One ... It's or-
SPECIAL
ganized in 48 states and claims
Welcome, dear people, to these walls that Love
ish community of St. Petersburg,
SUNDAY
3,000,000 members ... There must
Has raised for you . . . Sleep sweetly in the beds
now Leningrad, and was one of be plenty of money back of it, be- MRS. AARON A. SILBERBLATT
DINNER
Love has prepared . . . The sound roof raised above,
A Meal Yonll Long Remember
the outstanding leaders in Russian cause its state directors get $10,-
Love placed there as a shelter for aged heads .. .
ing. Mrs. A. B. Stralser install-
000 a year.
Jewry.
And when sweet Charity with Kindness weds,
ed the new officers, and present-
The union is long-lived and glorious .. .
ed the charter president, Mrs. Le-
Welcome, and in your prayers remember us.
vitt, and all past presidents with
corsages.
Rabbi Leon Fram gave an in-
spiring talk. He officially pre-
SUNSHINE
KOSHER
SUNSHINE KOSHER
sented the painting given to the
CRACKERS ARE MADE
CRACKERS'ARE BAKED
Home by the Auxiliary, represent-
FOR THE ENJOYMENT OF
EXTRA CRISP AND FLAKY
ing a group of old people sitting
THE JEWISH PEOPLE
....AND THEY'RE
in a synagogue studying. The
'EVERYWHERE I
ECONOMICAL=
picture was painted by William
Abdulhak
faithful lieutenants.
Schwartz.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 11
had been in Palestine ever since
Anne Campbell, Detroit News
poetess, read a poem dedicated mission, scheduled to be issued the end of the disturbances, hav-
to the home. The poem will be the latter part of this month, led ing joined the rebels when the
found elsewhere in this issue. •
the executive committee of the prospect of continued warfare
Mrs. Bernard Lochs offered a Zionist Organization of America against British troops was still
number of vocal selections. ac- to convene it In New York City good. Since then many highway
companied at the piano by Lil- where more than two-fifths of the robberies have been charged to
lian Sarnoff.
entire Jewish population of the him, including the daring raid on
Mizpah, when almost 100 cattle
At an executive board meeting, United States is concentrated.
were spirited away from the Jew-
held at the home of Mrs. I. E.
In New York for First Time
ish settlement across the Syrian
Goodman on Friday, June 4, plans
This will mark the first time in
were formed for a bridge lunch- the 40 years of the existence of border. The bandit was former-
eon to be held on July 7 at the the Zionist Organization of Amer- ly aide to the late Fund Elala-
new home. Mrs. Al Goldberg is ica that a convention will be held rneh, Lebanon's Dick Turpin, who
was killed in 1935. His death
chairman of this affair and her
in New York.
occurred as the climax of a fierce
co-chairman is Mrs. Simon Shet-
To focus the attention of Amer- engagement after police closed in
zer.
Mrs. Albert Homonoff is in ican Jewry throughout the coun- on him after a search of many
charge of the Simcha and Memor- try upon the deliberations of the months.
ial funds. The following have convention upon the vital issue of
King Gets Coronation Service
made contributions to the Sim- the Royal Commission report, the
Teat
rho Fund: Mrs. H. Sott, 3205 Les- convention will be climaxed with
The government has informed
lie; Mrs. Citrin, 2675 Glendale; a huge mass meeting in Madison
F. Roth, 4409 Kay St.; The Tur- Square Garden on Tuesday eve- the chief rabbinate of Palestine
that the text of the coronation
ning, June 29.
over Ladies Aid Society.
The observance of the 40th service it has prepared for syna-
The following contributions
OF
THIS YEAR MARKS THE THIRTEENTH YEAR
were made to the Memorial Fund: anniversary of the Zionist Organ- gogues has been transmitted to
L. Williams, 2651 Rochester; E. ization of America founded by King George VI.
QUALITY, FRESHNESS AND KASHRUTH IN
Memorial meetings marking the
Baron, 2072 Hazelwood, in mem- Dr. Wise, who was a disciple of
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Samuel Weisman, in memory of other American Jewish leaders , Arlosoroff, member of the Jew-
father, Nathan Brotman; Mrs. I. occurs at one of the most critical ish Agency Executive and labor
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build their ancient homeland.
ory of her mother, Tobia.

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Arabs Reject Partition

JERUSALEM (WNS — Palcor
Agency)—Formal and official re-
jection of any program for the
partition df Palestine was ex-
pressed in a resolution adopted at
a meeting of the Arab Higher
Committee. The special session
was summoned to discuss recent
rumors with regard to the bisec-
tion of the country. In the state-
ment that was made public fol-
lowing the discussion, the Arab
Higher Committee reiterated its
three demands, including the stop-
page of Jewish immigration. pro-
hibition of land sales and the es-
tablishment of a national govern-
ment. Referring to the possibili-
ties of partition, the statement of
the Arab Higher Committee de-
clares that "such a solution is un-
acceptable" and adds that the
Arabs of Palestine will insist upon
the complete fulfillment of the
demands 'submitted to the Royal
Commission. The Arab state-
ment also emphasized that Pales-
tine is a part of the surrounding
Arab countries.

Joseph H. Ehrlich, James I. Ell.
mann, Dr. A. M. Hershman, Wil-
liam B. Isenberg, Robert Marwil,
Simon Shetzer, Philip Slomovitz,
Abraham Srere, Louis Stoll, Maur-
ice Zackheim.
The following were elected dele-
gates to the Zionist convention
which will be held in New York
City from June 26 to 29: Levy
M. Becker, Abraham Cooper,
Lawrence W. Crohn, Joseph H.
Ehrlich, Mrs. Albert Feldstein,
Dr. Bernard Friedlaender, A. C.
Lanpin and Simon Shetzer.
The nominating committee which
presented the above slate of officers
for consideration at the annual
meeting consisted of the following:
Philip Slomovitz, chairman, Dr. D.
II. Fauman, William B. Isenberg„
Harry Cohen, Dr. M. S. Perlis, Mrs.
J. II. Ehrlich.
Mr. Crohn has been active in the
Zionist movement in the east for
many years. Ile possesses a deep
understanding of the Zionist cause
and is imbued not only with the
ideology of the Jewish national
movement but is also steeped in
general Jewish knowledge. Mr.
Crohn proposes to create an effec-
tive educational program for Zion-
ists as well as for the Jewish com-
munity of Detroit.
The Wednesday's meeting fea-
tured annual reports by Dr. Aug-
ust, retiring president, and by the
chairmen of committees that func-
tioned during the past year.
Simon Shetzer reported for the
program committee and gave a
resume of the important cultural
meetings held during the past
year. Mr. Crohn presented the
treasurer's report and Mrs. Jo-
seph II. Ehrlich reported for the
membership committee. Max
Chomsky, supervisor of Young
Judaea in Detroit, reported on
the activities of the 16 existing
groups.
Dr. August announced that
close to 700 Shekolim were sold
through the Zionist Organization
of Detroit, In addition to the
affiliated members who automati-
cally become Shekel payers
through the payment of their
dues.
Mr. Crohn announced that bal-
loting for delegates to the World
Zionist Congress will be held on
Sunday, June 20. at the following
polling stationa: Jewish Commu-
nity Center, Philadelphia-Aron
Talmud Torah and Tuxedo.Hol-
mur Talmud Torah.
Wednesdty's meeting was ad-
dressed by Dr. Jacob S. Golub,
educational director of the Zion-
ist Organization of America. Dr.
Golub was also guest speaker at
the luncheon attended by officers
and leaders of the Zionist Organ-
ization of Detroit at noon on
Wednesday at the Barium Hotel.

Palestinian Wins Prizes for Chor-
us Works In Germ•a-
Jewish Cooteot

TEL AVIV (WNS) — Julius
Chairs. young Palestine composer ,
has been awarded two prizes for
chorus works he submitted in a
contest sponsored by the Reich
Association of Jewish Culture
Leagues, the official cultural agen-
cy in Germany.

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Contributions to the Jewish
Children's Home

The Jewish Children's Home of
Detroit wishes to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of dona-
tions from the following:
Julius Stern, 746 Michigan The-
ater Bldg.; Mrs. Louis Goldberg,
2966 Lealie Ave.; Mrs. Fink,
12511 Linwood Ave.; S. Friedleng,
2969 Sturtevant Ave.; Alpha
Theta Kappa Fraternity; Mr.
Droste, 2750 Chicago Blvd.; Mrs.
William Lansky, 3209 Elmhurst,
Yiskor memorial for William Lan-
sky; Mrs. David Lichtig, 3209
Elmhurst, Yiskor memorial for
William Lansky; Mrs. Glazer,
3778 Webb Ave.; Mrs. B. Stew-
art, 3710 Burlingame Ave.; Mrs.
John Sender, 14810 Indiana Ave.;
N. Ellias, 3760 Clairmount Ave.:
Women's Auxiliary, No. 122 of
Settlements File Suits Against
Bnal Brith, In memory of Allen
Government
Shupe; Mittleman Social Club,
HAIFA (WNS—Palcor Agency) 9727 Dexter, In memory of Dr.
— The • first lawsuit against the A. N. Mittleman; hire. A. R.
Palestine Government by a Jew- Broach, 16570 Baylis Ave.; Mrs.
ish settlement on account of II, L. Katz, Wilshire Hotel; Ann
losses sustained during the dis- Weinbeck Girls, in memory of
turbances was filed here by two the Yahrzeit of Esther Shuger-
kibbutzim in the Emek Jezreel. man; Family of Jay Slakter, 3311
The colonies claimed $3,000 as Chicago Blvd., in memory of
compensation for the burning of Yahrzeit of Jay Slakter; Mrs. J.
their fields during the disturb- Benjamin, 3016 Collingwood Ave.
ances by several locomotive driv-
ers who dropped sparks as they
rode past their land.

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OBITUARY

SOLOMON KLEIN

Canadian Zionist Convention Is
65 years old, died on June 8.
Postponed

Rev. Castor

Jacob

Silverman
Funeral services were held at Gil-
SURGICAL
bert's Funeral Home on June 9
MOIIXL
with interment In Clover Hill
SO Tear/
Female.
Park Cemetery, Rabbi A. M.
ReYomessoded
Hershman officiating. Ile is sur-
rh= 041 sad
vived by one daughter, Mrs. S.
tem
2903
L. Grekin; five sons, Joseph, Reu-
ben W., Lewis, Max and Mvron;
Elmhurst
two brothers, Ernest and Julius
TO. 6 - 6639
worries.
and a sister, Mrs. Esther Potash-
Vorfono•el
nik. He was a member of Knights
Pierre Ores New Chairman of
of Pythias Lodge No. 55. and of
Mandate. Commission
Palestine Lodge No. 542 I. 0.
Menahem Uosiohkin, presi•
GENEVA (WNS—Palcor Agen- 0. F.
dent of the General Council
cy)—Pierre Orte, Belgian. was
Rev. Cantor
of the World Zionist Organiza-
elected chairman of the Perma-
FANNY GURWITCH
DAVID
tion and president of the Jew-
nent Mandates Commission of the of 11375 N. Martindale Ave.. 62
GOLDEN
ish National Fund, called upon
League of Nations as its ordinary years old. died on June 7. Fun-
the Jews of the world to con-
Detroit's
Favorite
session opened. ile replaces Mar- eral services were held on June
N 0 II X I.
quis Theodoli, Italian, who had 8 with burial in Workmen Circle
duct an
• intensive campaign
TYLER
COM
any partition of Pale.-
long presided over the commis- Cemetery. She is survived by
against ■
Meddler (Memos-
tine before the Royal Commix.
sion. In his opening remarks Si. her husband, Harry II.; three
leo
Performed
al
lion decision is published in an
Oats pointed out that a special songs, Aaron, Nathan and Sam;
Home sad by Li.
polotateal.
article in Haareta, Hebrew
session on Palestine has been three daughters. Mrs. Kate Gold.
daily. Commenting on the two
scheduled for the , end of July. Ile fine, Mrs. Ethel Cohen and Mrs.
proposals most frequently dis-
expressed regret at the circum- Rose Gurwitch and two grand-
cussed—the bisection of Pales- stances which necessitated • fur- children.
tine or a single state in Pal-
ther adjournment of that ques-
tion. No Palestine questions
CLARA BERKOWITZ
estine divided into cantons-
would be treated at this session, of 3316 Collingwood Ave.. 76
Ussishkin declared that the
years
old, died on June 4. Fun-
second solution is preferable.
he stated.
H. said that Jewry had not
eral services were held at Gilbert'•
OFFERING
Lived
in
Pal-
Have
Funeral Home on June 6 with in-
dreamed for 40 years of • sep-
Claims Arabs
estine Only 120 Years
arate state but for "kibbutz
terment in Clover Hill Park Ceme-
DAY OR NIGHT
galuyoth" (the ingatherin ■ of
PRAGUE (WNS)—The Arabs tery, Rabbi Lavy H. Becker of-
Phon• MAdison 2525
the exiles). The veteran Zion-
are not indigenous to Palestine, ficiating. She is survived by a
ist leader, who gained his first
having Immigrated there only 120 daughter, Mrs. Frances Silver and
fame by opposing the accept•
years ago. it is claimed by Ben- two sons. Ben and Dr. William E.
•nce of Uganda as • Jewish
zion Katz, Jewish author, in a
SIMON LOEWENSTEIN
homeland, remarked that Eng-
new study which refutes the
Office, Chapel k Showrooms
land "can conipel our •ccept•
claims of opponents to Jewish col- of 2932 Webb Ave., 77 years old,
613 CLAIRMOUNT AT 2ND
ur
o
mice but we can betray
onization that the Arabs have a died on June 5. Funeral services
were
held
at
Temple
Beth
El
on
age-long national hopes by our
prior claim to Palestine because
consent." Mr. Ussishkin also
they have been living there for June 7 with Interment in Wood-
.
cited evidence to prove the im-
Citing mere Cemetery. Rabbi Leo M.
more than 1,500 years.
practiloility of the partition of
scientific works by Count Vo- Franklin officiating. Ile Is cur- I
Monuments of Character
because
of
political,
Palestine•
lougue, who visited Palestine and vived by three daughters, Ruth,
strategic and economic reasons.
Syria between 1792 and 1794 and Mrs. David Marks and Mrs. Sey-
A systematic campaign by the reported that Palestine then had mour Schiff; two sons„ Alfred
followers of Ragheb Bey Nashash- a population of 50,000, of whom and Max, five grand-children and
ibi, former mayor of Jerusalem, only a small number were Arabs. one brother. Louis.
--
to obtain the naming of Emir who had no natural increase be-
MARION KURCHICK
Abdullah, of Transjordan, as cause of a heavy infant mortality.
king of Palestine is becoming evi- Katz claims that the majority of of 2469 Gladstone Ave., 56 years
dent throughout the country. Dur- Arabs living in Southern Pales- old, died June 10. Funeral serv-
rsterlwrIeWarI
ing a sermon at the cove of Mach- tine came from Egypt 100 years ices were held on June 11 with
pelah, • Moslem preacher of He- ago. Those in the North, he says, interment in liar Harrnoria Ceme-
bron voiced a blessing for "Ab- were immigrants from Lebanon, tery. She is survived by one son,
dullah, king of Palestine."
who arrived in the 18th century. Irving, three daughters, Mrs.
IlYa•b• aad Mosta. Mammoors
Compensation for Victims
The author also notes that the Irene Danto, Mrs. Lois Marx and
7729 TWE1.FTH ST.
The Palestine Gazette. official majority of the leaders of the Mrs. Rose GteeRAPOR and one
XECLID II•
bulletin of the government, has Arab nationalist movement are brother, Aaron Aronchick•of New
published an order authorizing immigrants of the last decade.
York.
the payment of compensation to
the victims of the 1936 disturb- Palestine Pavilion Dimas at Part ,
T^..e ma be m ease DM-
ances and to the wounded. A
Exposition
te the swam./
•
committee was also appointed to
of • loved me Nam tho Oldest
In sacred memory of Nathan
PARIS (WNS)—The "Pavilion
assess the claims of those affect-
aad orderly handling of She
noble and generous
•
Brotman,
of
Israel
in
Palestine."
Palestine's
fment1 ormatremeasa
ed. The sum of $150,000 has
exhibit at the Parts Exposition. father, who passed away June 22,
thus far been provided for com-
ATTENTIVE PERSONAL
was opened. by Dr. Nahum Gold- 1936 (2nd day in Tames).
.
pensation purposes.
SERVICE
One year kna eons airrody
The spectacular career of fa- mann. Geneva representative of
left
us
too
to"
dad.
You
ntail Abdullah. noted Lebanese the Jewish Agency in the presence
Heartbroken Ruth.
'
brigand. came to a disastrous end of a distinguished gathering of
near Acre when police. who had French. British and Jewish lead-
el DELAWARE AVE.
Peter Lorre has an unusual
era
The
rooms
of
the
Palestine
been seeking him for months.
TRINITY 2.3211
avocation: He buys and sells !slays
killed him during a skirmish in pavilion are all named after wrest and shows a consistent profit.
mail Abdul. noted Lebanese figures in the Zionist movement.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba (WNS)
— The annual convention of the
Canadian Zionist Organization.
scheduled to take place in Winni-
peg in July, has been postponed
by the National Zionist Council In
anticipation of the early publica-
tion of the report of the Royal
Commission.

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