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February 11, 1938

and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

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ed when the police disclosed that the gray-
haired old man who wore long black Jew-
ish robes, attended the synagogue and was
and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE
a familiar beggar at street corners, was
Prof. Goodspeed Describes Method of
Puha.. Weekly ity To Jewish Clsrmakl• Publishing Ca. tae.
Count Timofiej Muratow, once a general
Early Copyists Who "Published"
Sawed aa Serood•clue matter March 1, 111111, as the r.. t.
in the army of the Czar. He had made him-
Ay PHILIP SLOMOVITZ
"fee .t Detroit. Vita, ender the A.t of Musk I. 11111.
Books for General Use
self understood only by signs and so was Will Speak March 22 Under
Celebration
of
Anniversary
General Offices and Publication Banding supposed to be deaf and dumb. His iden-
Auspices of Bnai Moshe
Prof. Edgar J. Goodspeed makes the assertion
of Constitution to Be Hon-
Youth Takes the Lead
525 Woodward Avenue
Men's Club
tity, the correspondent of the London Daily
in his latest book, "New Chapters in New Testa-
ored by Bnai Brith Lodges
feleelsomat Cedilla. 1040 Cable Adds...et Chrostleks
ment
Study," (Macmillan, $2) that the publishing
Express
relates,
was
discovered
when
the
Youth
is
beginning to play a leading role in
LOISIWO otticei
Alexander Kerensky, premier of of the Bible for general use dates back to the
police carried him back to his poverty-
14 Stratford Place, London, W. 1, England
Complete details of the sesqui- Jewish affairs. A glance at the roster of leaders
beginning of the present era. Ile describes how
Russia
in
1917,
before
the
advent
in
national
movements
will reveal that those who
stricken room in a side street and searched
scribes were put to the task of making copies of centennial celebration of the were looked upon as youngsters only a few years
Subscription, in Advance.
.$3.00 Per Year the place for papers when it was found of the Soviet regime, will speak books while the reader recited the text to them.
Constitution of the United States,
at the Bnai Moshe Congregation.
ago are today being reckoned with in the Jewish
To le.. publicatien .11 correspond.ee and sews matter
Emphasis is placed in this interesting volume sponsored by the Bnai Brith
that he was lifeless. He' had shared his
Mr. Kerensky will offer a de-
This is true of the Joint Distribution
most reach this office by Tomday evening of nib week.
the early "publishing" of books in this manner groups of Detroit, were announc- community.
secret with his only friend, another old fense of democratic ideals and on
wh. nmiling notice.. kindly es• one ells of the met .1).
ed this week by former Judge Committee, the ORT, the Zionist Organization—
by
the
Christians,
and
the
oral
commentaries
by
methods.
While
still
an
extreme.
especially
its
labor branches—and the Bnai Brith.
Joseph Sanders, general chairman.
beggar, who told the police that Muratow
The Detroit Jewish Chronicle invitee wee...nee. .4
ly young men, as a representative Jews. Ile declares that "Jews were very con- The groups participating in this Within a few months it is predicted that a young
lefts of Interest I. the J•wish people, but disclaims responsi-
servative in the forms in which they preserved
escaped
from
Russia
in
1919
and
nearly
of
Socialist
labor
in
the
Duma,
man
will
be
the
international head of the Ilnui
bility for an Indorsement of the views expressed by the welters
function are Louis Marshall
starved to death.
his daring criticism of the cor- their scriptures."
Among the interesting discussions in this book Lodge, Pisgah Lodge, Women's Brith. Iladassah is welcoming into its ranks the
Scriptural Reading s for the Sabbath
ruption
in
the
government
was
Such are some of the tricks of life and responsible for the repeated urg- is the question of the language in which the New Auxiliary of Bnai Brith and the graduates from Junior Iladassah. The sons of the
Pentateuchal portion—Ex. 27:20-30:10,
late Felix M. Warburg are beginning to fill the
some of the experiences that have count- ing of the Czarina that he be Testament was written. The author states that several local A. Z. A. chapters. gaps
Prophetical portion—Ezek. 43:10-27.
caused in American Jewish leadership by the
program commemorating
less. parallels in Jewish history. Unfor- hanged. Kerensky resisted the it is obvious that Greek was the language, but the The
of the Constitution death of their father and the withdrawal of other
February 11, 1938
I Adar 10, 5698 tunately the progeny of anti-Semites who dissolution of the Duma by the also discusses the views of those who claim both will adoption
leaders.
be
held
Tuesday,
Feb.
22,
at
Czar with the courage that is Ilebrew and Aramaic as the tongue of origin. 8 p. m., in the auditorium of
follow in their parents' footsteps are more typical
•
of him—"We will not go," Emphasis is placed on the contention that the Central High School, Linwood at
Jews at that time were translating their Ilebrew
U. S. Germans Are Anti-Nazi numerous than those who repent.
he declared. "We stay here."
Tuxedo. The public is invited to
Speaking of Youth
Mr. Kerensky first came to pub- scriptures into Aramaic; that "Ilebrew was no attend, there being no admission
Dr. A. M. Hershman had a most inter-
die notice when he defended the longer popularly understood;" that Jesus spoke charge.
Speaking of youth, it is well to remember, hoe.-
esting topic for his informal address at the
workmen in the River Lime strike Aramaic; that Josephus wrote his "Wars" in Aram-
Five Years of Hitler
A splendid program has been
in Russia. ills five years in the aic. J. B. Mayor is the prime authority quoted arranged, during which several ever, that the most youthful accomplishments in
Shaarey Zedek Friday Oneg Shabbat.
on this point.
history go to the credit of men whom we consider
The
American
Council
on
Public
Affairs
Duma
were
a
thorough
training
"The Fear of Danger and the Danger of has rendered a distinct service to the cause
The author himself proceeds to state that "part selections will be rendered by the very old. Benjamin Franklin was 72 when he ne-
the brilliant career that fol-
Central High School Orchestra
Fear," the subject of his address, is a most of democracy by publishing a 50-page for
lowed. The year 1917 was one of Daniel and part of Ezra are in Aramaic, but under the direction of Harry IV gotiated a treaty of alliance with France, in be-
the
rest of these books are in Ilebrew. Prof.
half of the United States. Ile was 76 when I •
timely one for discussion by our people at pamphlet, "Five Years of Hitler." Con- of meteoric rise and fall for Ker-
Seitz. Boy Scout Troop No. 176 negotiated the peace treaty with England and he
Goodspeed
proceeds
to
state:
this time. The fear complex occasioned by taining six studies by men who are well ensky, for he was successively
of Temple Beth El will partici- organized the first American anti-slavery society
'The fact is. the Jeaish inhabitants of Palestine had
Minister of Justice in the Pro-
pate in the presentation of the at 81. The Earl of Balfour was in the service of
the declarations that "It Can Happen known in their fields and who are eminent- visional
strong repugnance to arnica composition. They were
Government, Minister of a potting
National Colors. There will be his nation while in his eighties. Gladstone and
their Hebrew fonlinelitilry on the law and
Here," or by the even more positive asser- ly qualified to discuss
War and Marine, Prime Minister,
the
subject,
this
addresses by Thomas S. Donnel- Disraeli were no longer young men in years when
their .trantale translation of the scriptures, into oral,
tions that "It Is Happening Here," is pamphlet definitely establishes that the Generalissimo and Dictator and not written form."
ly. local attorney, whose subject
were recalled again and again to render
causing people to be panicky. It is well, Nazi regime "is built on a lie." The title chief of the Provisional Govern- On the question of the conflict between the will be, "The Historical Back- they
service to Great Britain. Sir Moses Montef
of Five.
ground of the Constitution:" Rab- who lived to be 100 years old, served his people
therefore, to warn our people, as well as of the articles, their authors and the con ment
Ilebrew
and
Aramaic
tongues
he
writes:
Though there was a price on
bi Jerome D. Folkman of Grand to his dying day. At 75 the late Nahum Sokolow
"Ise must.60 1110 1 .11111eh betneen Hebrew, the dead,
all liberals and anti-fascists, that there is elusions they arrive at will no doubt be o his head, he stayed in Russia in
Rapids, who will discuss "The was re-elected to the presidency of the World
greater danger in the spread of fear than particular interest to our readers and w f disguise until well into 1918, leav stored, litentry, classical language, and the tentacu-
Rights of 'Minority Groups Under Zionist Organization. Supreme Court Justice
e ing finally by way of Murmansk lar Aramaic. Even the scribal Interp,tations of the
in the very possibility of the approach of therefore present them here:
the
Constitution," and Prof. Louis D. Brandeis, at 81, takes as active an in-
Law, oral Glottal, It nits, tool• to be in Hebrew, not
on a British destroyer. The Years
fascism.
John II. Muyskens, associate pro- terest in Palestinian affairs as he did 20 years ago,
Aramaic. So far was ArymIllie (Nit. being recognised
since then Kerensky has lived
fessor
of speech at the University and is as well informed on what is happening
"history of a Lie," by Frederick L. Schu-
in
abroad, in England, Czechoslo- by the 'leas as literary vehicle."
Very often this fear complex is not even
of Michigan. who has chosen for Palestine today as most leaders in the Zionist
Is there a parallelism here between Aramaic
man, professor of history, Williams College—
vakia, Germany, and more recent-
well niotivated. Those who spread the be-
his subject "The Constitution—A movement.
"National Socialism is built on a lie • • the
ly in France. As head of the of old and the Yiddish of today—especially in the Safeguard of Democracy."
lief that there is danger in an approach
There are much worse things to be lost than
Leader and his subservience to Junkers and
Republican - Democratic bloc. in- light of the revival of Ilebrew as the spoken
Dr. Maurice Silverman, presi- youth—and among them are courage and faith.
of Nazism in America, and at the same
industrialists."
cluding such outstanding demo- tongue?
dent of Louis Marshall Lodge of
crats as Prof. P. N. 51iliukov, Mr.
Prof. Goodspeed goes on to show that the Aram- Bnai Brith, will preside at the
time point to the organization of Nazi
"The Plight of Religion," by Dr. Henry
•
Kerensky aspires to have his pa- aic gospels were total failures, "while the un- meeting.
Smith Leiper, international secretary of the
camps as proof of the rise of a potential
per, "New Russia" (published bi- couth Greek gospels were the most conspicuous
Federal Council of Churches of America—
Liberal Defenders of Jews
threat to our democracy, exaggerate the
monthly in Paris), become the literary successes the world has witnessed."
"The power of a modern totalitarian state
strength of the destructive forces in this
nucleus or pivot for the organ-
It is interesting to note Prof. Goodspeed's com- Hadassah Miniature-
In his book "The Jews," Ililaire Belloc warns
over the minds of youth is 60 great that in due
I izing work of democratic Russians ment that "the Jewish atmosphere in Palestine
country. The truth is that we more often
against the Jew's turning to the proletarian camp
time a generation may very well rise up which
abroad. Three hundred copies of was altogether unfavorable to Aramaic literary
Convention March 8 when he comes in conflict with the capitalist scheme
'knows not Joseph.'"
hear of American Germans disavowing
every issue are sent to Russia.
production," and in this connection he writes:
of things. It is difficult to argue with a man who
"The 'Coordination' of Labor," by Robert
affiliation with the pro-Nazis, rather than
“The normal Jexish attitude In the first century »as
A. Brady, professor of economics, University
On Tuesday, March 8, the is so biased on the subject. But for the sake of
altogether non-literary .
The Jews were des eloping
of their endorsement of the Hitlerite idea.
of Calif ornia — "The 'coordination' of
Perfection DeMolay Chapter the oral translation of the Law in Aramak, but they
monthly meeting of Detroit chap- logical reasoning we must remind Mr. Belloc of
On every occasion when members of Con-
labor in Germany is part of the process of
ter of Iladassah will take the f cts which justify such affiliation with the ranks
refrained
frained front. Winn, it; they preserved
transferring to the state the function hereto-
gress criticized Representative Samuel
f
orm of a miniature convention. or the liberals and the socialists. In Poland the
Perfection Chapter, Order of It orally; (0 heel I, about A. D. 60, finding an Aram-
fore performed by the profit and loss accounts
The sessions will be held in the defenders of the Jews are the-socialists, From
Dickstein for setting up what they consider
Deafolay, held its fifth annual aic manitscript of I he targum of Job, destroyed it
of many business enterprises."
Italian Gardens of the Book Cad- Quito, Ecuador, comes cable news that the revoca-
forthnith. Ti,. 101010 Hebrew commeatary upon the
Father
and
Son
banquet
Feb.
8,
an imaginary Nazi ghost they emphasized
"Women in Harness," by Dr. Alice Hamil-
illac Hotel beginning with regis- tion of the executive decree ordering the expulsion
law Hat Ohio ',reserved orally, MI as not to seem to
at Masonic Temple. After the
of all Jews not engaged in farming, from Ecuador,
that they abhorred the Nazi ideology. Fur-
ton, advisor to the United States Depart-
tration from 10 to 10:30 a. m.
activities of the organization
rind In sanctity that ishitit au.writtew—the Scrip-
by Feb. 18, was urged upon the government in a
ment of Labor, professor of medicine, Har-
thermore, many German groups have time
Mrs. Hy C. Broiler will preside Petition
were briefly outlined by the toast- lure ItseIf."
from the Ecuadorean Socialist Party. In
vard
University
—
"The
picture
so
mov-
in the morning. Through a series
and again declared that they are Ameri-
master, Charles Lippitt, Judge
Not so long ago, it was considered a sin for of exhibits, members of Iladassah the United States, the spokesmen for the A. F. of
ingly painted of women restored to their
Charles
Rubiner
delivered
an
ad-
can citizens and as such do not approve of
L.
and
the
C. I. 0. are usually to be found on the
Jews
who
were
engaged
in
the
study
of
the
Law
homes, able to devote themselves solely to the
wilLbe conducted on a Palestinian
dress.
and the Talmud to read secular literature. When tour.
same platform when they gather to protest against
foreign ideologies for our country.
care of husband and children, has faded away,
After
a
tap
dancing
exhibition
teachers
found
such
literature
in
the
possession
and women are now back in factories, work-
The afternoon session will fol- inequalities threatened upon the Jewish People,
A specific example of German anti-
by Irving Lachman, community of their students they destroyed it. The exper-
Here is a program on which even these two bitter-
ing in large numbers and for meager wages."
singing and moving pictures con- ience of the late 19th century in European com- low the luncheon to begin at ly-contesting parties do not differ. It is from the
Nazism is the recent action of the Detroit
"Regimentation of Education," by Charles
12:45
p. in. The price of the
cluded the evening's program.
munities and the first century in Palestine were luncheon is $1.25.
Concordia Society, a branch of the impor-
labor groups that Jews have received their strong-
Beard, historian—"As the years pass this iron
Perfection Chapter is planning apparently alike.
discipline gains in effect. If the Hitler regime
fi rs. Harry August, chairman, est encouragement. But we wonder whether it is
tant national German singing and social
a bowling and basketball tourne ;
It would be interesting to have a Jewish scholar and Mrs. Leo Orecklin, co-chair- not altogether useless to reason logically with Mr.
continues, the German people will be a peo-
meat.
groups. By unanimous action the Detroit
trace the beginning of Jewish publishing, as com- man of the program committee, Belloc. In his subtle way he gives us credit for
ple almost totally ignorant pf the outside
Anyone interested in joining pared with the findings incorporated by Dr. Good-
organization decided to bar from its dis-
being logical and able defenders of our cause—
world and indifferent to all ideas and inter-
DeMolay call the master council- speed in his splendid book. In the meantime the are arranging for a prominent but instead of using the good to our advantage
ests not contained in the Nazi creed. Turned
cussions any references to political and
lor,
Richard Stereman, Tyler the information in "New Chapters in New Testa- speaker to be present at the all the weight in our favor is always overbalanced
in upon themselves, nourishing deep resent-
afternoon
session.
religious issues. It was a splendid gesture,
4-4936, or Manuel Feldman, ment Study" provide food for additional scriptural
ments and lashed to fury by a militant system
All members of Iladassah are by Mr. Belloc's prejudice aroused by hatred for
Madison 4813.
particularly because it served to assure the
studies among Jews and non-Jews.
the Communist bogey clothed by him in Jewish
of education, the German people are condi-
invited to attend this meeting.
garb.
Jewish members that the friendly rela-
tioned for the day when Hitler, his technicians
and the army are ready and are reasonably
tionships established hitherto would not
EMANUEL MEMBERSHIP
sure of the prospects of success in a sudden
be disturbed.
GET-TOGETHER FEB. 20 STUDY OF VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
and devastating attack, East or West."
Such examples of inter-racial and inter-
"A Nation in Arms," by II. C. Engelbrecht,
PLANNED BY DETROIT ORT GROUP
religious amity can be multiplied by the
co-author of 'Merchants of Death."—"Up to
Sponsored by the Sisterhood of
the present, reactionary governments in the
Beth Tefilo Emanuel, a social
scores. As long as this is the case there
(CONCLUDED P1701.1 PAGE ONE)
democracies have tried to make concessions to
get-together evening of the mem-
Agency for Palestine, who also
is little to fear from Nazism in America.
(CONCLUDED FROH PAGE ONE)
the Nazis in order to appease them, but such
Rabbi Isaac Stollman's course in bers of the congregation, the ish industrial city in Poland. In appeared before the budget com-
'The danger lies in the economic threat
a policy has only encouraged the fascists in
Men's Club and the Sisterhood. this "House of Jewish Labor" mittee of the Federation on Mon-
"Jewish
Religious
Law"
on
Tues-
Jewish history. Rabbi David Win-
their blustering. The first step, therefore, is
and their families, is scheduled
from large industrialist groups, not from
day afternoon, was guest at a
chester of Mt. Clemens will teach days at 8 p. m, will consist of an for Sunday evening, Feb. 20, at will be concentrated all the ORT dinner at the Belcrest arranged in
for the democracies to elect determined anti-
introduction to the essential ele-
those who function as social and human
institutions. such as trade schools,
"Post
Biblical
History"
on
Tues-
fascist governments. Only then will it be
the social hall of the synagogue, workshops, professional courses his honor by the boards of direc-
ments
in
Jewish
codes
with
special
beings.
days
at
9
p
,
m., discussing 10 im-
possible to end the fascist menace without
Taylor and Woodrow Wilson.

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recourse to war."

Honoring a Martyr

It is of equal significance that the spon-
sors include some of the outstanding pub-
licists, scholars and churchmen in Amer-
ica, among them being John Haynes
Holmes of the Community Church, Philip
Murray, chairman, Steel Workers Organ-
izing Committee; Max Lerner, editor, The
Nation; Harry Elmer Barnes, historian;
John B. Andrews, secretary, American As-
sociation for Labor Legislation; Mauritz
Hallgren, associate editor, The Baltimore
Sun; Quincy Howe, book editor, Simon &
Schuster; Walter West, executive secre-
tary; American Association for Social
Workers; Robert Dunn, executive secre-
tary, Labor Research Association; Prof.
Robert S. Lynd of Columbia University,
Dorothy Detzer, secretary, Women's In-
ternational League for Peace and Free-
dom, and Robert Morss Lovett, president,
League for Industrial Democracy.
There is much that the world needs to
learn about Nazi Germany and the IIitler-
ite persecutions. Daily we learn addi-
tional facts about the dictatorial and op-
pressive methods of one of the most bru-
tal regimes known to history. Only the
other day, for instance, a Brooklyn musi-
cian, Fred Zomzely, revealed upon his
return from Germany that when he tried
to take a picture of the Lehter Ehrnhof
Station in Berlin with his miniature cam-
era he was arrested, kept in jail for four
days and made to pay for his board and
lodging while under arrest.
"Five Years of Hitler" is the type of
literature that helps bring the truth to the
American people. It is this sort of factual
Pogromists and Their Progeny material
that should be brought to the
Adding to the horrifying news from Ru- attention of as many millions of people as
mania was the announcement from Bu- possible, in order to teach this nation to
charest that Jon Krushevan, nephew of be prepared against the inroads of the
the notorious Krushevan who organized Nazi system in American life.
the Kishiven pogrom in April, 1903, when
the present Rumanian province of Bessar-
Emphasis on Ethical Practices
abia belonged to Russia, has been ap-
pointed police chief of the town of Mun-
A cable from Budapest states that: "All
ternia. Even the offspring of anti-Semites Jews engaged in illegal financial transac-
occasionally are destined to follow in the tions and in smuggling will be excommun-
foot-steps of their ancestors and to hound icated, it was declared by the Orthodox
the Jews.
Jewish community of Budapest. In a proc-
In this connection it is interesting to note lamation to the Jewish population, the
that some anti-Semites have taken advan- kehillah declared that it will solemnly dis-
tage of Jewish hospitality long after they own all Jews whose business activities are
had done great harm to the Jewish peo- such as to bring shame and dishonor upon
ple. Many former pogromists had be- the Jewish community as a whole."
friended Jews later in life, and in New
This decision is of significance not only
York there are records to show that some to Jews, but to non-Jews as well. For
of them even embraced Judaism. The us it holds the lesson of absolute refusal
Warsaw correspondent of the London on the part of Jews to abandon our tra-
Daily Express the other day revealed an- ditional ethical teachings. To Christians
other interesting incident about a notor- it should serve as proof that where there
ious Jew-baiter of the Czarist regime who is dishonorable practice it is the work of
dropped dead as he descended the steps of the few and not the condoned principle of
a synagogue. The whole city was astound-
he entire people.

Among the latest names to be included
in the inscriptions in the Golden Book of
the Jewish National Fund in Jerusalem is
that of Ben Leider, who died a martyr's
death fighting, as a flyer, in the Lincoln
Battalion for the cause of the Spanish
Loyalists. His parents sent the fund $100
for the inscription and thus perpetuated
his name in the famous record in Palestine
in which are inscribed the names of the
world's greatest men and women and the
names of those chosen by their families
and friends for such honors.
This tribute is significant. The young
man fought in the ranks of the anti-fas-
cists in Spain. His parents chose to sup-
port the Jewish liberation movement when
they sought means of honoring their son's
name. More than 300 years ago Spain ex-
pelled the Jews. Now, many young Jews
are fighting on the side of the liberals
against the forces of reaction which would,
if they succeed in gaining control of the
country, revert to inquisitional methods.
But on the Palestinian front there are
martyrs whose names will be speedily for-
gotten, but not their work. They, too, are
fighting against reaction. When the great
Palestinian monument is erected the world
will know their martyrdom. The histor-
ian will he in position to link Ben Leider's
parents' generosity with their son's mar-
tyrdom. Both acts were in the cause of
human freedom and for the liberation of
the downtrodden.

and various other activities which tors of the Zionist Organization
ORT conducts in Lodz. The real- of Detroit and local Iladassah.
In a brilliant address. Dr. Jo-
ization of a "house of Jewish
Labor" in Lodz has been made seph described the existing con-
possible through a generous con- ditions in Palestine and quoted
tribution by the well-known man- numerous instances of heroism on
ufacturer in Lodz, Oscar Kohn, the part of the Jewish settlers
who donated a large house with during the past 20 months. Ile
a lot, valued at $50,000, for this declared that important gains had
Current Jewish Problems
been made for the Jewish posi-
Purpose.
"The Jew in a Changing World"
ORT is planning to open in tion in Palestine during the criti-
will be the general title of 10 lec-
Lodz, in the near future, a "ma- cal months, and stated that the
tures by Rabbi N. Schulman of
chine center" for Jewish work- status of the Jews in Palestine is
Windsor, on current Jewish prob-
better today than it has been at
ers
• I this "machine
lems, every Wednesday at 9 p. m.
machine center" any time in the country's history.
Dr. Charles Gitlin Laud will be n installed
The course will deal with such sub-
the most mod-
Other Spokesme n Here
Hospital Editorial
ern machinery, so that Jewish ar-
jects as anti-Semitism, the Jew in
Other spokesmen who were in
tisans, who lack modern machin- Detroit
America and modern Palestine.
on Monday to appear be-
ery and equipment, will be able
Editor, Detroit Jewish Chronic)
fore the budget committee which
Yqur recent editorial commen e. here to do their work by modern is planning the quota for the
ing on the Jewish hospital situ :t- methods. and incidentally become forthcoming Allied Jewish Cam-
Lion in Detroit, represents a cry_ skilled in modern technique.
paign were:
The provisional committee
tallization of public opinion whic h
Isidor Coons, national cam-
chosen to plan the formation of
it now current in this comm
the ORT branch in Detroit con- paign director of the Joint Dis-
Dr. Heller Add
Group; Aim
Detroit Louis Marshall Lodge of nits). By pointing out the prin " sists
tribution
Committee, and David
of Harry Yudkoff, chairman:
to Encourage Inter-Racial
Bnai Brith announces that on ciple underlying fundamental i 5 " David A. Brown, Saul R. Levin, Schweitzer, the J. D. C. repre-
Co-operation
Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 8:30 p. m., the sues, you have rendered a great A. C. Lappin, Dr. Shmarya Klein- sentative in Poland; Z. TYgel.
American League Official Sound service to the hospital movemen t. man, Ben Marcus and Philip national executive director of the
As editor of The Detroit Jewis
A Hebrew club has been formed Cinema for 1938, entitled "Batter
American Committee Appeal for
Slomovitz.
on the campus of Michigan State Up", will be shown under its aus- Chronicle, you have given thi
Dr. Bernard Joseph of Jerusa- the Relief of Jews in Poland and
n
College in East Lansing, Mich., pices in the library of the Bnai subject careful study a d consid
of the Federation of Polish Jews
and is known by the name of Moshe Synagogue, Dexter and eration. The need of a hospita lem, legal advisor of the Jewish in America.
L awrence. Refreshments will be under Jewish auspices (as you
Hebrew Club of M. S. C.
There are approximately 175 served at the conclusion of this Pointed out) is becoming floor
Jewish students on the campus picture. This is an open meeting apparent from day to day. Detroi
Jewry have not contributed th ei
where the total enrollment for men 1
Other events of interest to be share to the hospitalization pro-
amounts to more than 5,000. The
Jewish students aim to replace held at a future date by the Louis gram of this community.
The Friday night Hebrew Study
In the establishment of a Jew-
misunderstanding with intelligent Marshall Lodge are: Edward E.
"A Night in Shushan Habiroh" Ia
managing
editor of the ish hospital, the above deficiency Group of Avukah Chapter of
co-operation among religious Grusd,
.
.
Planned for March 13
Wayne
University met at Leanore
groups and among the student Bnai Brith Magazine, will address can be rectified. With your aid
body as a whole. The Ilebrew an open meeting on Tuesday, and continued editorial support. Markson's home for an Oneg
Shebat.
Hebrew
songs
were
sung.
After a showing o f talking pic-
Club also aims to bring religious March 8; the Louis Marshall the Jewish hospital movement
The Co-op Study group met tures on Palestine, at its meeting
spe
hst cu ts dein no t h lii n ft e en o re
Lodge will have a couple affair at will be greatly enhanced.
Wednesday night at the home of Monday night, Feb. 7, the Turover
As
a
physician
and
personal
student. 1
the
Magnolia
Riding
Club.
the tieaw
ve
friend, I wish to extend to you Virginia Lichtenstein to discuss And Society contributed over $100
lecturers address the group and
my deepest and sincerest grati- the sociological background of the to the Gewerkshaften campaign
to open these lectures to the stu-
committee.
tude for your very brilliant edi- Jews in Eastern Europe.
dent body. From time to time.
Plans are being formulated for
toria
students will sneak on current
"A Night in Shushan Ilabiroh"
a membership campaign. The large
l. Gratefully yours,
news in Jewish life.
attendance at the various study will be the motif of the Purim
CHARLES GITLIN, M. D.
Dr. Bernard Heller of the Bnai
party
to be given by the Turover
group
meetings,
necessitates
the
On Sunday, Feb. 27, the Detroit
Brith Hillel Foundation spoke to
on March 13 at the Bnai Moshe.
forming of new groups.
the group last Sunday. His sub- Post No. 135, Jewish War Veter- MEN'S CLUB TO DIRECT
A
Persian
atmosphere will prevail
Avikah Drasnin is the presi- throughout.
ject was "The Purpose of the ans of the United States and the
Performers, musi•
SERVICES AT EMANUEL dent;
Ethel Shur, vice-president;
Ladies Auxiliary will have joint
clans,
waiters
and even guests will
P
Hebrew Club and the Place of installation of officers and a dinner
earl Sharfman, secretary; Sid-
Such a Club in the Life of the dance
be dressed in the traditional garb
at the Book Cadillac Hotel. 0 Honoring the newly installed ney Leib, treasurer; Sophia Nis- of the Persians. Isidore Sosnick
Jewish Student." lie has offered
usic for dancing will be provided (Seers of the Men's Club of senbaum, recording secretary, The and Samuel Dryfus, co-chairmen,
the full co-operation of the Hillel
Congregation Beth Tefilo Eman- executive committee is composed of
Foundation at Ann Arbor in pre- by Dave Diamond and his orches- uel, services on Saturday morn- Myrtle Miskin and Philmore Lee- have selected the following com-
tra,
and entertainment will include
mittee for the affair: Julius Gott-
paring a religious and cultural a fl oor
S
Ott,
For reservations call ing. Feb. 12, Parshas Teteave mon.
program.
ieb, secretary, Max L, Roberts,
111 be in charge of the younger
treasurer, and Nathan Samit, Mor-
Dr. Ernst Be sse v, the dean of A Mv re s .., S ISa la rnd J. i ni.e
en
of
the
congregation.
At
8:45
8v 5e 6,2, 16n3ot 5 ill a ate le rN tri
an
a
r
n
ris
Shapiro, Alex Lipson, Sam Ko-
the graduate school, has consented Feb. 16. Assisting Mrs. Lave are . m., Manuel M. Merton, cultural
sit, Abraham Grant, Sam Feldman,
to serve as a counselor represent- Mrs. P. Burnstine, Mrs. L. Bol- hairman of Emanuel Men's Club
a nd member of its hoard, will
ing the college.
Sam Kunin and Barney Bolotin.
bower, Mrs. B. Cowan, Mrs. E. r
Sol Lumberg is in charge of pub-
Farber, Mrs. J. Horwitz, Mrs, J. ead ''P'sukei d'zimro," preceding
The Detroit Section, National I icily.
Litzky, Mrs. E. Coslow, Mrs. If. • C antor Rubin Boyarsky's chant- Council of Jewish Women will
g
of
Sh , s.
.tewm
rs. S. Ostrow and Mrs .
present Dr. Abram Leon Similar,
Samuel W. Leib, president, and prominent
B. Reddi
an,ng.
historian, biographer. Mrs. Ellmann Addresses the
The next meeting of the J. W . Sidney M. Shevitz, vice-president, and educator, director of Bnai
Little Women of Hadassah
the group. will distribute Ali- Brith Mlle! Foundations, at its
A large group of members and V. Auxiliary will take place at the of
t .
fri
athan Lee, treasurer, and regular meeting, to be held Mon-
attended the last meeting Book Cadillac Hotel, on Wel nes- G
Mrs. James I.
and c , mplimentery gam
erard
J.
Nakelsky,
secretary,
WAN
es party o fj day, Feb. 16, at 8:30 p. m. Those a,
day, March 7, at 2:30 p. m., at guest speaker at an Ellmann
ill head a group of ushers.
enthusiastic
the Mizrachi Women s chapter a I I joining before the installation will
Temple
Beth
El.
His
subject
will
Rabbi Max J. Wohlgelernter be "Lands Where Our Fathers meeting of the Little Women of
the Brill Moshe Synagogue last become charter members,
Iladassah on Feb. 6, at the home
ill preach in English after the Died."
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. Scent
eliding of the Torah on "Hebraic
Rae and Millie Schutt. She
president, announced that the Miz-
CRAFTSMAN LODGE
The Sinai Forum poll of 1937 of of
spoke
deals
in
American
Democracy,"
of her trip to Palestine and
rachi theater party originally
a rid the Charon will recite a spe- its 2300 patrons reports that Dr. dwelled upon her meeting with
scheduled for March 13 has been
A regular meeting of Crafts- ei lt! prayer for the government. Sachar was voted its most popular Henrietta Szold while there.
set ahead one week and will in-
man Lodge No. 521, F. & A M.. in observance of the U. S. Con- speaker. Other speakers were
Preliminary plans for the com-
stead take place on the afternoon
I placed in the following positions:
be held on Friday, March at itutional Sesquicentennial.
ing fashion show were discussed.
of Sunday, March 6, at Littman's will
At 4:30 in the afternoon, Rabbi 2. Edgar Ansel Mowrer, 3. Nor.
People's Theater. All organizations 4, at the Masonic Temple. All
The
Youth Alivah movement
man Thomas, 4. Mrs. Franklin D.
are requested to keep this date members are urged to attend this Vs 'ohlgelernter's Yiddish "Drosho"! Roosevelt, 5. John Haynes Holmes. was the subject of a soiree held
meeting as matters of import. 71ff w ill deal with the "Message of I
open.
at
the
home
of Audree Wallace,
be discussed.
Mrs. Maurice Klein, president,
Feb. 8. Mrs. S. Kleinman was the
ivine Providence in History."
will preside.
guest speaker.

portant periods in Jewish life af-
ter Bible times. "Jewish History
in the United States," from the
discovery of America to the mod-
ern epoch, is to be given by Rabbi
Jacob Ungar, executive secretary
of the Midwest Mizrachi Region,
on Mondays, at 8 p. m.

emphasis on the Sabbath and fes-
tivals,
Philosophy Course
A survey of Jewish religious
thought and movements from the
days of the Talmud to modern
times will be presented by Rabbi
Max J. Wohlgelernter on Mondays
at 9 p. m. This course will be
known as "Personalities in Jewish
Religious Philosophy."
The arrangement committee for
the extension courses of Young Is-
rael of Detroit includes the follow.
ing: Asher Berlin, Isadore Cohen,
Wolf Cohen, Julius Greenberg, Ja-
cob Isbee, Abbe Levi and Sam
Saks.

There will be refreshments, music
and a short talk by Rabbi Wohl-
gelernter.
Presidents William Sandler of
the Congregation, Mrs. W. Adel-
son of the Sisterhood, and Sam-
uel W. Leib of the Men's Club,
urge all members to attend this
function in order to promote so-
cial contact among the member-
ship of the synagogue and its
auxiliary organizations.

Mich. State College Marshall Lodge
Hebrew Club Formed
Stag on Tuesday

e Avukah Will Form
Turover Give $100
New Group Here
to Gewerkshaften

a

J. W. V. Installation
on Sunday, Feb. 27

Dr. Sachar to Speak
To Council March 7

Mizrachi Theater
Party on March 6