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Seymour Lipkin's
Recital on Feb. 20

Events moved swiftly in fascist countries on Thurs-
day and Friday.

In Rumania: Anti-Semitic Premier Octavian Goga
was forced 10 resign. A new government was set
up under Patriarch Miron Cristea, head of the Na-
tional Orthodox Church. King Carol himself assumed
the role of dictator and placed the country's civil
administration under the rule of the army.
•
In Germany: Rumors are current that trouble is
brewing in army circles and that a rebellious spirit
is spreading. These reports, however, are not sub-
stantiated by facts.

Seymour Lipkin, 10-year-old
pianist who attracted wide atten-
tion among outstanding critics
when he was 4 years old, will be
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of Young Artists' Concerts on

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esophers, Homan historians. Chrlstiall
mondiele, Renaissance princes and men-
chant. and modern dictuto. halve all
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'Der Tog, that terrible day when this
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the aorld*o affdrs, sus been d"Brib.'d
alarmingly nearor narrowly alerted.
t, despite the numerous eel. of
Int. these elf-appoInted saviors of the
Gentile amid, the cold fact I. that
while the Jew. have been an Influential
minority In Western chiliration dnro
their dlopersion, they have alasya re'
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David S. Zemon, chairman of
the library board of Shaarey Ze-
dek, announces that Miss Mettie
Baron and Louis James Rosenberg
have been added as members of
the board.
Mr. Zemon announces that an
all-time record was set for Janu-
ary in the number of books drawn
from the library and the number
of people who used the reading
room.

A resume of the activities of
the Jewish Community Center, by
llerman Jacobs, executive direc-
tor of this recreational and educa-
tional agency, will be included in

Mr. Jacobs' address, which will
be in English, is the fourth in a
aeries covering the activities of
the Jewish Welfare Federation
and its agencies, which has been
inaugurated by Mr. Altman.

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"Washington's Letter to the
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Rabbi J. Sperka

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Sperka will be in charge of morn-
ing devotions on WWJ at 7:15 a.
m. This being the Jewish program
nearest to the birthday of George
Washington, Rabbi Sperka will
speak on "Washington's Letters to
the Jews." The Jewish programs
are scheduled on alternate Friday
mornings.

In Italy: Several Fascist papers published threats
that Jews would be prohibited from participating in
radio work or in publishing books. These rumors
caused the minister for popular culture to issue a
prompt official statement to the effect that such re.
ports "find no confirmation in official circles."

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Miss Baron, L J. Rosenberg, Jacobs to Describe Work of the programs of the Altman Hour,
Added to Board of the
Center on Altman's
Sunday, Feb. 13, over Station
Shaarey Zedek Library
Jewish Hour
WMBC, at 12 o'clock noon.

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The Removal of Their Office, Chapel and
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Loyalists. So biased is his view

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Members of the board of direc-
tors of the Women's Auxiliary of
the Jewish Children's Home were
the guests of Mrs. Money Fenton
at a meeting on Feb. 7.
Mrs. S. L. Kavanau presided.
Mrs. Ralph Paul, chairman of the
annual linen shower, thanked her
co-workers and announced that
linens and cash donations would
replenish linens for some time to
come.
Announcement was made of a
generous donation of curtains and
draperies to the home by S. J. Er-
man and a contribution to pay for
redecorating the dining room by
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Cohen, in
memory of Mrs. Cohen's mother,
Mrs. Lena Levin of Chicago.
The next meeting will take place
at the Home Tuesday, March 1.
Mrs. Walter Field will present a
one-act play in which she will
depict all the characters herself.
Mrs. Jack Gordon was appointed
chairman of the Purim party for
the children to be given March 17.

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that the impression is gained from

Imbuing eutupatlirtir fttrutre

Mr. Belloc that the support given
DAY OF NIGHT
the Rebels by Germany and Italy
is trival compared with the co-
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operation given to the Loyalists.
SEYMOUR LIPKIN
What a pity that so brilliant a
...row mind should be poisoned by a view
Sunday, Feb. 20, at 3 p. eat., at
that could be so easily disprov-
REARING APPAREL
Per pease
the Maccabees Bldg., Woodward
ed provided he would study the
and Putnam.
available facts on the subject. His
'.r ,•""
fellow-Catholics can give him the
This concert was arranged by
Minimum Charge, $1.80
facts,
and it is not necessary for
the Federal Music Project, a
Jews to act as defenders because
Works Project Administration un-
A MOST RELIABLE INSTITUTION
the
truth
is an open book.
dertaking. The Detroit Civic Or-
This brings us to the gravest
chestra will be featured in this
charge against the Jews made by
concert, and Seymour Lipkin will year. ago.
"Another 'suspicious feature of this Mr. Belloc—a charge that is as
be the soloist. Herbert Straub will
anti-Semitic literature Is Ile obvious ea• evidently untrue.
Mr. Belloc re-
conduct the orchestra.
aggendlon. The Jews hare been accused
entry crime shot excited Imagination. iterates his accusation that Jews
Seymour Lipkin, son of Dr. and of
If *coassignee" Is Important to you the by 111
could deli,. Them diagnosticians have resort to secrecy in their dealings,
Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, was born in found in IdIn body of Israel every pos-
,
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mesas select Hotel Tallu•risht ia the hest of
Detroit, Michigan, May 14, 1927. sible nudignancy. If even • fraction of that our ideals and aspirations are
these <ills really masted, the J eats
not an open book. This is so con-
downtown Detroit -dote to stone, thestru,
His grandfather, Prof. Samuel peonle
could hardly bate earthed. Any
trary to fact that we sat aghast
elikt buildinss, and at tramporistion.Exetlue
o op lim
n, v=tni Az!, panelled
Lipkin, was a violin teacher. His
, idi
fiii and hel ire- In
li! Po'' , ■ ill , ( OH
as
we
read
it.
Wherein
are
we
se-
father, a practicing physician, is by their own Inner muse."
food served at low glees Is Ike Teller Collie
cretive?
Have
we
not
gone
out
of
a member of the violin section of
Shoo and Caleteria...Detroit'e friendliest hotel.
Similarly effective is the article
way to make public every de-
the Doctors' Symphony Orchestra. by the Rev. Dr. Feige, who states our
tail of Jewish deliberations? Is not
Seymour began his musical career that there are three roots of anti-
YOU CAN BIM QUALITT KOSHER EICATS WITH CONFIDENCE from
Jewish book—the Bible, the
at the age of two-and-a-half, and Semitism: The error of "unwar- every
the Zohar (recently trans-
at three his repertoire consisted ranted generalization," especially Talmud,
lated into English), the Commen-
Jr. Bnai Brith Auxiliary
of about 25 classical composi- when the pet accusation is invoked taries—open for every one who
de-
Kosher Meat and Poultry Market
tions, including the Coronation against the Jews that they favor sires to read it? On this point Mr.
The Junior Auxiliary of Bnai
March, by Meyerbeer, which he Communism; the religious antago- Belloc renders us the gravest in- Brith thanks The Detroit Jewish
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companiement. It was then that that arose as a result of the spread
There is so much in Mr. Belloc's operation given their pre-Valen-
he was discovered to be the pos- of the Aryan fable. He writes: "The Jews" that is acceptable tine dance held Sunday, Feb. 6,
HARRY
F. O'BRIEN, Masi*
sessor of that rare musical gift 'All three roots must be considered that his errors, as gross in their in the Alpine Room of the Detroit
PACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK
Rey. Cantor
—perfect pitch. Ile began taking as evil so that we cannot expect misrepresentations, are difficult to Leland Hotel, It was
attended
piano lessons at three-and-a-half. the tree to be anything else but swallow, For the sake of truth, in by a capacity crowd of 500.
Jacob
Co-
11.111MEN
ONE OF THE SEVENTEEN
At 4 he took musical dication, and evil, too. And an 'evil tree cannot the name of justice, it is to
MANUEL JACOBY
Silverman
be chairmen of the dance were Lois
SURGICAL
of this city, 43 years old, died in transposed compositions into vari- bring forth good food,' and 'by hoped that Mr. Belloc will listen Love and Evelyn Kohen, with
MOREL
Miami Beach on Feb. 3. Funeral ous keys. He has been studying their fruits ye shall know them"' to reason; that he will learn the Bernice Leib and Sally Kosins in
II Team'
Praollee
services were held on Feb. 6 with piano since then. Between the He concludes his scathing denun- example that is taught in the ex- charge of entertainment and Ber-
Recommended by
interment in Oakview Cemetery. ages of 6 to 8, he studied with ciation of the spread of bad will, perience of Count Heinrich Cou- nice Chick and Faye Press in
Physicians and
He Is survived by his wife. Jean- Mischa Kotler and since then with the false generalizing and the denhove-Kalergi, who was a rabid charge of publicity.
Howilals
ette; three sons, Joseph, Marvin Anton Boyke. He also studied the spread of untruths about the Jews eminent. Catholic, who was a rabid
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Performed
CO♦ MIL ••••••.litom Ynrr
His first public appearance was in order to dispel the prevalent people justice to the Jew rather ("Justice"), published in Vienna,
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poisonous
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if under the guise of "recogni- now available in several lan-
old, died on Feb. 1. Funeral ticipated in the program of the and hate."
MIS MOM Mama
tion." just as another co-religionist guages.
services were held on Feb. 8 with Doctors' Symphony Orchestra.
An Editorial Comment
interment in Oakview Cemetery. playing a Beethoven Rondo, which
The issue of Wisdom which car- •
Rev. Cantor He is survived by his wife, Sadie; was hailed by music critics as a ried the Rev. Dr. Feige'a article
"truly
amazing
performance."
In
a daughter, Mrs. Paul Ilimshaw:
DAVID
also published an editorial, "The
and five sons, Alexander, Arthur, October, 1936, Seymour gave a Jews," which was written by the
GOLDEN
complete piano recital, featuring periodical's editor, Paul B. Ward,
Victor, Alfred and William.
Detroit .* Pavotile
the works of Bach, Beethoven, C. S. P., who is a member of the
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Chopin, Granados, and Schubert. Paulist Fathers. The editorial
IGNACE KOSITCHEK
TYLER COES
On March 20, 1937, he won the reads:
of
648
Burlingame
Ave.,
75
years
Wedding Ceemnota.
District Junior Contest, Class A,
with unerring secularity the daily
Ire
Performed al old, died on Feb. 8. Funeral
mall le .are to have at lend one
Home and by Ap- services were held on Feb. 10 sponsored by the National Fed-
toner .brat our eland on the
pointment.
with interment in Woodmere eration of Music Clubs, at Lan- orltitod
Jeutale lineation. Hut we bane no
"stand." Christianity precludes any
Cemetery. He is survived by two sing, Mich., and on April 10, he
ether stand but that of charily. He
daughters, Mrs. Raymond A. Al- won the State Championship at
re told at an international sebum'.
lison and Mrs. Marc B. Graham the Masonic Temple, Detroit. The is about to devour every semblance
of Christian culture, and that all of
same
month,
he
appeared
in
a
and a brother, Edward of Alpena.
our good Jewish friend. are ron-
Mr. Kositchek was a member of radio broadcast over WXYZ, with
l. to destroy l'enetir whatever
Detroit Lodge Knights of Pythias, the Detroit Civic Orchestra.
of domInsnce there may he al the
During the summer of 1937.
Union Lodge, F. & A. M., Detroit
moment by financiers of Jeoloh
background, TO CONDEMN ALL
Consistory and Moslem Temple of Seymour came under the influence
SUNS
of Percy Grainger, the great pia- 1/11S"1,14" 1"IV III.7 l'AOATTItUt UN-
the Shrine.
nist and composer, who was guest-
('IIRIMTiAN AND UNCATHOLIC,
fornplain about the Moods.
conductor of the symphony or-
complegion of Jewish philosophy
chestra at Interlochen, Mich. Mr.
ansl yet if we refuse to any nwe the
equality which the Mar:ion• odor.
Grainger took great interest in
prof.m to give, we should not be-
In loving memory of our dear Seymour's m us i cal accomplish-
moan the tonooquenreo,
their
"breeding rosy be at our charge." A
mother and grandmother, Fannie ments, and was deeply impressed
real Christianity teach. an OM in
Weinberg, who passed away 7 by his native abilities.
Its all embnacing chiseltr there is
years ago, Feb. 15, 1931 (28 days
Tickets are obtainable at Tyler
neither Jr-In woe Gentile.
in Shvat).
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Here is a practical way to get yourself a new radio at SAVINGS
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Hilaire's Bell«. Book
and perform a generous act appreciated by "shut-ins" and others
Sadly missed by her children 1-5176.
In
view
of
these
pronounce-
and grandchildren.
who have time on their hands and no way to amuse themselves. All
ments, it is disappointing that a
Woman's Contribution
t.
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you
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Children's Home
Lauded by Dr. Gitlin continue to adhere to views which
Speaking at the Friday night most Catholic scholars renounce.
Detroit Jewish charitable institution you may designate. Hurry
The Jewish Children's Home of gathering of Congregation Bnai Mr. Belloc has just issued the
and join NED'S in this undertaking, now!
Detroit acknowledges with thanks David recently, Dr. Charles Git- t hi rd edition of "The Jews"
the receipt of donations from the lin, who has been active in the (Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston)
following:
movement for the construction of and once again advocates a pecul-
Mr. and sirs. Soler Molder, in mem-
Jewish hospital in Detroit, iar type of segregation which he
ory of blre Sophie Hort, Mr. and ht. a
Milton Mahler. Intn•mory
lauded the efforts of the Detroit chosen to call "recognition."
of
lire
Sophie Hopp: Mr. loneph J . Mahler, In
Jewish women for their contribu- He reiterates again and again that
memory of Mrs. Hophie Hopp; Mr. and
for the sake of avoiding irritation
Mr.. Arthur A. Caplan. inmemory of tions to the health of the Jewish
Miriam
Buchhalier:
Elm
Rolle
Morrie.
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family. In the course of his re- on both sides—the Jewish and non-
In memory of Jacob M. Morris; Jerome
Jewish—he refrains from using
R. (Hemmen, in honor of hie mother'. marks he stated:
In the Middle Alf. the health of names whenever he refers to spe-
birthday. Mrs. Harry O. Grossman: Mro
the J owlah home in the Diaspora relied cific instances quoted as illustra-
M. Elliman. In memory of Yohntelt Of
Mr and Mrs Louie Hoffman: Junior for many •dfuelments and these In the tions to prove his point. But the
rmle rotted on the plinuldors of the
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League of Fir Sinai Hospital Ameela-
Jewleh woman. she %as forever mind- very stories are offensive because
tion. Harbors Appelbaum; Mr. *
J. C.
they are so far-fetched, and so
Franklin: Ilownah Goldstein Amino.
or Jewish consumptive Relief Made.: fetooutht lehr .ed "Ir gtti 411 ■ 7 1 '111' laVe l tr grotesquely impossible. Granted
Estate of J•rot, FrIertmerg. In memo. intuttitely provided for the rondo ■
of jet ob Friedberg: Phi ()micro. Elul- and well being being of her family .
that the individual instances are
Ion Pororit y. In honor of Par. for
SOMETIMES
Describing efforts of Jewish true, he nevertheless falls into the
Juvenile Girls of Jewish Children's women in
Detroit
in
error
of generalizing and of blam-
behalf
of
Home: Mrs. Fannie Cohen: Mr•
J.
Iln memory of my elMer, Om. Morrie Cohen.
movements to assure better health ing the entire Jewish people for
Silverman, who died en Feb. le, IONS)
in the community at large, Dr. unusual occurrences in which in-
Donations in Memoriam to Gitlin pointed to a number of or- dividual Jews may have been the
By HATTIE MORRIS
ganizations which functioned for culprits.
Jewish Home for Aged
the purpose of providing health
Mr. Belloc's gravest error, re-
I sometimes and It herd to realize that
you are dead—
The following have made con- facilities for unfortunate needy. peated for the third time in 16
When I ma a white rove on rt 'lender
years
in his third edition of a book
tributions to the Jewish Home for
nem
When I hear a strain of Heethoven
Neighborhood Council of the that is definitely anti-Semitic
Aged:
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When I look won s plidurtr glorifying
Mrs. A. Illurnrosen. In memory of
is
that
he labels Communism a
Dexter Center Elects
young womanhood —
mother Reber, s, Mrs Sem Lamkt of
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Jewish movement. In the introduc-
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Why, tben I know you are not dead.
Chtrage, III, In memory of stater, Dinah
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Officers
Cohn; Mr. and Ern I. fAehovich. Itock•
tory chapter to his book he declares
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or,
Today •wer warm
lost from Its ford, Ill. to memory of Nathan Liebe-
The Neighborhood Council of that "Jews as such are not Com-
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Played round my hale with soft rarer—
Rend, Ind., In memory of her daughter. the Dexter branch of the Jewish munists, but the modern Commu-
Anti then I Peneed the tots h of your Gloria Jay: A. ahlfrrnan, In memory of Community Center, 11518 Dexter nist movement was inspired and
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Blvd., elected officers at its re- isdirected by Jews. That is why
And knew that you are not so far away.
grand speaker, four • Point
{Vinton, Wittig and Mlifortl Stern
I feel you With m.. and I cry, "Beloved,
cent meeting, as follows: Sydney the term 'Jewish Communism' is
Ton control, PHILCO foreign
you Me, you
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Levine, president: Sidney Gore- heard everywhere in conversation,
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tuning syste m, beautiful
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Tau Beta Delta will meet at lick, vice-president; Shirley Le- though not in the Press; the Revo-
hand-rubbed walnut cabinet.
Aerial
Trudie Agree's home on Wiscon- vine, secretary; Sophie Gordon. lution now advancing in Europe is
LEGAL NOTICES
a
part
treasurer.
The
clubs
which
of
the
Jewish
problems."
So
are
sin Ave., to complete plans for
the hayride to be held Saturday rending representatives to this must has been written to show that
AND YOUR OLD RADIO
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Council are the Repinan, Co-Edo, this contention is not true that it is
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STATE OP miciiinem, County ef evening, Feb 12 at Devon
Wayne, m At a entente of the wows Gables. Plans for a bridge party Cupideers, Satellites, Mandarins, amazing that Mr. Belloc's views
coon roe
Tri-Ludus,
Ftalods,
A.
Z.
A.
93,
should be so prejudiced by a politi-
counts of w•rae, bale
at the Probate Court poe m in the City for members and their friends will Cavaliers, Magnets and Alpha cal antagonism. The Catholic writ-
discussed.
The newl y
of Detroit, on the eishth day of Cebru- also be
try In eat. year on. I howand nine hun- elected officers are: President, Sigma Gamma. The council is ers to whom reference is made
AS LOW AS
dred and thirty-eight. rryttent: Edward
Trudie A g r e e: vice - president, attempting now to stimulate inter- earlier in this article have given
Pf.
Command. Judge of Prohat• In th• mat-
A wide variety of models to select from in all
ter of the emote of Joust w oclodELZ, Mildred Luby: secretary. Blanche group activity through debating the answer to the charge that the
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ranges as low as f29.95, less trade-in
IMeased. On reading and filing the pell•
and dramatic tournaments. Jew- Communist state is a Jewish crea-
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of
your
old
set.
Hon of John AV. tv. bluets. Jr.. praying Strickstein.
ish forum series and skating tion. Furthermore, evidence of the
that administrating of said emote nil
past few years proves conclusively
parties.
granted to himself Cr mm• oth.
•tole person: It IC order•d. that the THETA SIGMA PSI SORORITY
that Jews suffer as much—in some
elevestb Aar of Maech, nest at Ben
Theta Sigma Psi Sorority held
nstances more—than other reli-
Library
at
Dexter
Branch
of
'
OrMik In the forenoon at maid Court
semi-annual election of officers
Room be appointed fur heating mid
gious groups in Soviet Russia.
Jewish Center
;otitis... And It le farther ordered, that Monday, Feb. 1 at the home of
ionists have been jailed, syna-
• o•y of this order he published three Miss Florence Resnick. The
The Dexter Library in once gogues confiscated, Jewish leaders
esmeeeeire week. yreYl•ua Pe eatd time of
enemas. is Om Legal Chroslole. • mwo new officers are: President, Es- again functioning with Librarian p erseeuted by Communists—and
paper penned and sirculatieg I. said ther Bayer; secretary, Florence Rose Pam in charge, assisted by
NORTH SIDE:
NORTHWEST:
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EAST SIDE:
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