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EVIAN REFUGEE CONFERENCE OPENS
AN OPEN LETTER New President
American Zionists
AS 31 GOVERNMENTS SEEK TO FIND
TO CORDELL HULL
SOLUTION FOR EXPATRIATES' PLIGHT

Avrunin Camp Has
Folkman to Speak
Splendid Opening
At Dedication of
Library on Sunday Reduced Rate Offered to limited •

Number of Camper ler
Relent, of Season
Rabbi Jerome D. Folkman of
which has already appeared, and
Grand Rapids will be the guest
RATES BEGINNING
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE)
"The Jew and the Universe."
Avrunin Camp has a splendid
speaker at the dedication of the
Dr. Goldman is a member of
beginning and is now functioning
the state accepting the emigres, library at Fresh Air Camp on
,
the affair of the American gov- the board of governors of the
PER WEEK
(CONCLUDED FROM Pleat. ONE)
with a fine group of boy and girl
in the form of free land for their
ernment. Isn't there some un- Jewish Theological Seminary and
INCLUDING MEALS
campers.
written law of nations that en- a trustee of the Jewish Publica- making efforts to prevent exten- colonization, and one-third by an
The able staff of counselors and
international bank which would
joins one nation from meddling tion Society. He was also a for-
sive,
discussion
of
Palestine
as
directors are guiding the program
float
a
loan
for
that
purpose.
The
in the home affairs of another? mer president of the National He-
of athletic and cultural activities
Indeed, we ourselves would be brew Association, Histadruth lv- an immigration center, seeking plan also provides for bringing
and are pleased with the co-
most resentful if some other na- rith, and associate editor of rather to refer to the question pressure to bear on Gersossny to
operation of the boys and girls.
tion were to attempt to tell us Character Magazine. lie has to the permanent intergovern- agree to systematic emigration of
50,000 to 70,000 Jews annually
Mrs. Clara Avrunin, owner of
what to do or not to do in a been a contributor to symposia
mental office to be established by who would be permitted to take
matter
of
our
own
business."
the camp, announced this week
CHARLEVOIX-the-Beaiitiful, MICHIGAN
011 philosophy and religion pub-
with them at least one-third the
that a limited number of came-
This I myself have said until lished by the University of Chi- the conference.
Although President Roosevelt value of their property. Under
era still have an opportunity to
recently; with the outraged con-
present regulations emigres may
enroll for the balance of the sea-
sciences of millions of other
Before coming to Chicago to convened the conference pr mar-
from take only 5 per cent of the value
son and states that reduced rates
Americans I have stood in help- occupy the pulpit of Congrega- ily to facilitate emigration
of
their
holdings.
and
Austia
and
to
find
r
will be offesed to all those desir-
less anger shaking a futile fist tion Anshe Emet whose spiritual Gergn lion
The pine breezes of Charlevoix-the-Beau-
for those who
immiration
outlets
at
a
savagery
such
as
the
ad-
ing to enroll.
tiful are calling you! The Inn is calling
leader he is today, Dr. o m
vancing frontiers of civilization was the rabbi of synagogues in have already left those two coun-
Plea for Palestine
Registrations are being taken
you ... to relax taut nerves, relieve cares,
tries, it is understood that the
had seemed to push into the re-
at Townsend 8-4960 or at the
JERUSALEM (WNS — Palm
Brooklyn and Cleveland.
conference will not consis e
forget worries! Come up where the air is
motest abysses,
camp,
near Grass Lake, Mich:,
has
Chosen at Stormy Session
refugee problem as one effecting Agency)—The Jewish Agency
clear and crisp. Come up to t le Inn—
But now it may be asked: Is
telephone Grass Lake 8003.
submitted a memorandum to the
this
persecution
only
the
business
The
session
at
which
Dr.
Gold-
Jews
alone
but
as
a
question
where you'll find rest, exciterient, ro-
of Germany? When a domestic man was elected was marked by vital to Catholics and Protestants Evian refugee conference which
mance, sport, fun ... And that4ew appe-
policy of one nation brings griev- an outburst of factionalism and alike. The agenda of the con- points out that the Balfour Dec-
five
tite will surely be tempted and delight-
mus problems to other is it still passion that has never before been ference contains the following
laration emphasized that the Jew-
fully satisfied by the incomparable dishes
not our affair when we must witnessed at Zionist conventions. major proposals as a basis of ish National Home in Palestine
discussion: 1 —Consideration of
Detroiter. Contribute to Hebrew
Delegates began to gather at
shelter and help find a new way
prepared by our famous chef.
Medical Journal
of life for its victims? the Monday night election sea- measures to facilitate settlement should not prejudice the rights
and status of Jews living in other
-
PHONE
The
President's
conference
on
sion
as
early
as
7
o'clock.
By
of
political
refugees
from
Ger-
•
WRITE - - - WIRE -
many
and
Austria
under
wine
countries.
"Zionism
is
fully
com-
The
semi-annual
issue of the
the rehabilitation of German ex- g o'clock the hall was packed,
will be defined as not patible with equality in the rights
Harofe Ilaivri (The Hebrew Medi-
regees
fu
CHARLEVOIX,
Iles itself suggests the interne- with delegates occupying the only
those who have left the and duties of citizenship," the
cal Journal) published in New
Lionel character of the German front half of the hall and guests Reich but also those who wish to memorandum continues. "Zionism
JEROME D. FOLKMAN York under the able editorial
MICH.
events. Here, indeed, we are tak- seated in the rear section and the leave; 2—Working out of meas- is opposed to the enforcing of emi- RABBI
guidance of Dr. Moses Einhorn
In g a hand in what seems to be adjoining ballroom. There were ures for assisting urgent cases gration, which should be left to Sunday afternoon, July 10, at is now entering its second decade.
W. E. FLYNN, Managing Director
only another nation's domestic cheers for both candidates—Dr. within existing immigration regu- the choice of the individual and 2:30 o'clock, as a memorial to
It is the concommitant to the
business; we are already by ice- Goldman and his opponent, Dr. lotions of the participating na- not be made compulsory.
Reva Glassman Rice and Lillian "Har'fuah" (The Palestine Medi-
plication (which does not reach Israel Goldstein.
The memorandum reviews ex- Solomon Schultz. The library is cal Journal) published in Tel
tins, with each government ex-
the impervious sensibilities of
Jeers for Silver
pected to submit to the confer- haustively the history of Jewish the gift of the Kadimah Club.
Aviv, Palestine, which is the
savages) heaping hot reproaches
who ence a confidential statement on emigration sii,:e the eighties as
The public is invited to attend equivalent 9f the Journal of the
on the persecutor's head. But there were others
ws,
But I ask myself, Is this enough played a part in the proceedings. its immigration policy and Ian a result of anti-Semitism and the dedication which Is to take American Medical Association.
Abra- stating how many and what kind the disabilities suffered by Jews place om the first parents' visit- These are the only two medical
for do? Is murder settled Dr. Stephen S. Wise and
us toe body is decently bur- ham Goldberg labored for • peace of immigrants it would be ready in many countries of Central and ing day of the 1928 season at journals in the world appearing
of a,.„., Eastern Europe. It enumerates Fresh Air Camp.
to admit; 3—Establishment os
when
th
in the Hebrew language. The
ied? We do something about the agreement. Convinced by figures
, the post-war achievements of Pal-
intergovernmental office in so , me
To reach Fresh Air Camp drive present Issue, comprising 240
murderer. We visit upon him the compiled
in
an
advance
check-up
estine that have opened the way out Grand River Ave., on U. S. pages, possesses a wealth of sci-
that Dr. Goldman would be elect- European capita
'
We
moral abhorrence of society.
ed, they urged a compromise. and carry out a long range pro- to Jews of many countries to 16 to atop light at intersection entific material and medico-histor-
quarantine him either by impris- When Dr. Wise arrived in the gram for solving the refugee normalize their Jewish life, there-
If you are a home owner you
on by rescuing them from Europe, with U. S. 23 (State Police Pose), ical data and Is divided into ten
onment or by death. Thus we convention hall to give
problem
not on y i n connec ti
warning
probably have to deal with a mort-
one mile this side of Brighton, captions, as follows:
make it known that society is that unless an agreement was with Germany but in its broader and cites the opportunities cre-
Tho Elet emit Tear—an Introduc-
Mich, This point is 38 miles
gage. Payments are fairly easy
tory.
not tolerating the savagery of reached within the hour he would aspects; 4—An agreement by the ated by the absorption of emi-
from Detroit City Hall, or 30
I) Medic al Artie leo.
to make now, but if you should
-
murder.
3) Patent I no mut Ilealth.
order the nominating committee conference on a system of pro- grants, especially from Germany. miles from Grand River Ave. and
1) •lletirew Medical Tornlinology—I
viding
papers
acceptable
to
the
The
report
concludes
that
further
to
Particularly
would
we
take
die before the mortgage is paid off, your dependents might
to report and a ballot issued
Five Mile Road. Turn right on
Symponium
steps against a well intrenched delegates, it became apparent participating governments to those possibilities for the settlement of U. S. 23 and continue six miles
IS) Ancient :fellow Medical Manu•
have a struggle to make the payments. For what is, in effect,
refugees unable to obtain iden- Jews in Palestine and Transjor-
murderer who threw his bodies that there were obstacles. ..
to camp.
(6) Pet-p.*11a.
merely a slight increase in the interest rate you pay, you can
tifying documents; 5--Recommen- dan should be considered.
over the wall for his neighbor's
( r) Medical Digest.
During that hour there was stations on these subjects and
obtain a Great-West policy which will clear off the mortgage
It Medical Hebrew °Weary.
care.
pleading and cajoling in the con-
(II) Medical Nr0.11
for your family if the emergency should ever arise.
It seems to me that in the ference room of Dr. Wise, but the others which the conference may
(10) The English Section.
German situation the question is, appeals were of no avail, and a discuss to be submitted to th
Among the medical articles
in e pthe
Let me give you full particulars of this attractive plan.
How may we stop this murderer?
was ordered taken, seven ticipating governments
there are valuable contributions
ballot was
Since his crimes have become a tellers being selected under the form of resolutions.
by Ira I. Kaplan, M. D., on "Ra-
The American delegation arriv-
problem that affects our own na- chairmanship of S. Berson. James
dium in Medicine"; Gershon Gins-
tional economy is it not now a I. Ellmann of Detroit was one ed here in possession of a mes-
burg, M, D., on "Philsiological
sage of greetings from the Joint
function of international business
Chemistry of Calculi"; Morton J.
1512 UNION GUARDIAN BLDG.
of the tellers.
and a
Distribution Committee
to stop him?
Robbins, M. D., on "Acute Infec-
An incident the type of which pledge to co-operate to the fullest
with
a
great
many
other
tions Mononucleosis," and Sig-
I,
occurred only once before at a
t nt• a joint memorandum sign
mud Epstein, M. D., on "The
Americans, have thought what to Zionist convention—in Clevelan d
A••koorklegGC CO PAPAW(
0/1.1101.• WIMINIP•0
do with this criminal—to segre- in 1921—added fuel to the fire ed by the Council for German
Crutches of, Yesterday."
ncAebsatHithisi
Jewry,
the
Jewish
Agency
for
gate him, to quarantine him, to
inowitz elaborates on
U. F. Rab
ba
si
, Palestine, the Jewish Colonize-
teach him. Certainly, our pious sorfafoanctionalhediffere
social work in Palestine; it is a
When
the I tion Association, the Board of
reproaches have been without any
timely
and
practical discussion on
ver walk ed ling the hall tie
effect; he throws more and more Sil
sanitation and hygiene in Pales-
hissing and booing from a large IIIAS-
, Deputies
British Jews,
the
ICA - of
Emigration
Associa-
of his victims over the wall for
tine.
h
of delegates
drowned out
n the
u mber
applause.
This demonstrationition
and the Agudath Israel, This
our care.
Under the caption of Medical
Jew-
How may we surround him, not was vid that the delegates memorandum summarizes the
Terminology there appears an
Hungary
Hunga
ence
situation
in
Poland,
lob
with bayonets but with evidence
outstanding
and erudite contribu-
had esen sed that Dr. Silver had
of our abhorrence that he can layed a part in the negotiations I and Rumania,
tion by Saul Tchernichownky,
calls attention to
. rnole Palestine could play in
understand? I have been think- p nd that he was in great measure doling
M. D., the eminent Hebrew poet,
tle
with the refugee prob-
ing of a great document the a
on the new Medical Dictionary
responble
for the e prevention of 1 lent and emphasizes that an agree-
si
United States government might
by Mazie-Tchernichowsky. This
, ment by Germany to allow Jew-
s peace agreement.
write—one. indeed, that shall
article, together with those of
ish emigrants to take a substan-
stand forever an imperishable
Drs. Leon M. Herbert, A. J. Levy,
tial
portion
of
their
property
with
testament of international moral- Hebrew Ladies Aid Societ,iy
Asher Goldstein, Alexander Freed,
them is essential to a large-scale
ity.
Aaron Dubnove of Detroit , and
Postpones' Picnic to
solution of the problem.
Addressed to the German gov-
Samuel Robinovitz, form a sym-
This memorandum points ou t
July 17
ernment it might read like this:
ec!
dw
nee
je
posium on Hebrew Medical termi-
1
0
Eo
0,0
1)
1
be t et2a0r0u,a0 t0e0,00t 0 h ewould
lo
boo
American government
eels.
nology. It is of interest to note
lewed with elletante and alarm
Owing to the disappointing
pernecutionn that have been per- weather, the Hebrew Ladies Aid still in Germany, in addition to
the evolution of the latter from
petrated within the (iceman na us ea
a mere insignificant lexicon to
with the consent and connivance of the Society postponed their picnic to the larger sums required for
the gigantic work by Tcherni-
German go , rom1G't •
Sunday, July 17, at Riverside settling some of them on land.
chowsky. The• poet-doctor has
• In ordinary cirminuelances knell per- Plymouth Park. Mrs, Max Gross The memorandum also notes that
secution% might not lw the official
rendered the Hebrew language an
concern Of the American government and Mrs. Dave Muller are ar- it would cost $80,000,000 just to
hut only the can of mond revulkion ranging the details. A full day's evacuate German Jews under 40
inestimable service, which will
among the American people.
never be forgotten by the Jewish
entertainment
is
planned.
and
emphasizes
that
"unless
the
"However, since nutny of the
governments represented at Evian
of thew peroecutio. hate been met
people.
t he
core, can
our hand% for our longer
r,:tpneort-
Main
se tae deo-o
ae
n
ecur
Among old Hebrew medical
lle
to
Je
g over nment no
A merican
,
rrn y,
manuscripts there looms a very
regard iteelf an • detewhed onlooker Contributions to the North a r t ice n a corn
One of the numerous illustrations that dot the pages of "Gilenu- fascinating expose of Shem Tob
al Gentian events.
appear
possible
that
orderly
and
End Clinic
"The German government can not
planned emigration can be car • part 3,” the newest addition to the 'series, "The Play Way to He- ben Joseph Falquiera's (1225-
be unaware of the tibia rrrrr Ice which
—
the A mericnn people and ed her civil-
North End Clinic has recieved vied out. It is clearly indispen- brew," written by Dr. Emanuel Gamoran and Abraham II. Friedland, 1290) manuscript entitled "Bate
Ned people have felt In the nee
sable that emigrants with means and just published by the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Hanha,gat guf }labor! V'Bate
nc the Ger- the following donations:
of thew persecutions. Sin
should be able to transfer prop- Here we have Abraham and Billet dressing up in their father's lianhalat lIznnefesh" (The Care
mo n government ham els en no heed ICI
,,u -- Z
,
t hew in anifentathen% of world opinion, ld In
WItia-ACY
, . , r 7: ,, f„,-.nai„„(;,,,
60—yaits-or
is, memos, or sirs rent asses erty, as well as that in the mean- clothes and declaiming, in honor of the approaching festival. The of the Body and Soul) by Israel
O nce It. e•pulftion of hundred% of
ght
b
rou
time Jews in Germany should "Gilenu" method is a departure from all previously published He- Chodos. This manuscript may be
tlIOnwnein of In people h.
SM
Marty
Rownotein
le probl e m.. to 4
eti
new wrial
y to maintain
i memo ry of Mr. stela of Chie ago have the possibilit
and is a versified vademecum. To
ille American notion, It become..
from MI. Ray Gottlieb
their existence. If conditions of and songs and pleasant stories, even into the teaching of Ilebrew found in the Oxford Collection
wt y for ill. A mellow. government to
In memory or wino,. w. Wort-
take ote. In dere.,
and demoralization eon-
burger front Mr. and afro. Mom. panic
grammar.
those who love to browse in the
• Therefore. It be the deck!. of the
tine as today the problem be-
oral
American government that on
orill. s i Ire( Fond front
writings of antiquity It affords
after this date all trade relation. be- "7.
comes insoluble." A plea to the
lub.
Neugarten SL I h nine
most precious reading.
tween thin goo ernment and the Ger-
conference to prevail upon s Ger-
Council Camp, at Jeddo, Mich., man government crawl that no Ir.&
Under "Fersonalia," we find
of (Wrman manufacture nhall be re-
many to permit expert relief
opened officially on Sunday, July reit ed In any American custom. tonne;
the biographies of Abraham Ja-
Mothers' Clubs Calendar agencies to operate in Austria as
that no good. of American manuf.-
cobi, M. D., the father, of Pedi-
d d h
3, when 60 girls bo..re
te b us tore oleall Ive %twined for export to
Council of Mothers' Clubs sus,. in Germany for the selection of
atrics in America, and the late
89 R o- Germany from eny American port. We
emigrants, is also contained in
at the Council Clubhouse,
crizetnn
sea 7 1 101 :
a
Lafayette B. Mendel, who has dis-
per picnic to be followed by con- the memorandum.
l to"
wena St., for a week or more of from tan commerce.
tinguished himself internation-
cert, Wednesday, July 13, at
"Thew restriction% Oaf! continue Belle Isle; 3 to 6 p. m., games at In addition to this memoran-
fun and frolic on the shores of
ally through his researches in
un111 , I n nezt eio,n s 613 the Gra n
,, duce other Jewish organizations
he vitamines, especially vitamin
Lake Huron. The camp, which
the playground; 5:30 to 7 p. m
ear; have also submitted briefer mem-
Mr.
Hull,
may
m
A and B. These life stories read
This, my dear
canticinggroupnadrsilinnl
o e (psik
souldppecr aastinth
is open to young business women
oranda both to the American
not be couched in precise diplo-
l ike romances, romances of unex
and students over 16 years of matic language but it suggests
hony orchestra and other delegations. The ICA
plored domains and emanate from
hepll
ym
a9t:3t0h,e ss
has submitted one on colonization;
age, is sponsored by the Detroit the means by which we may seg- concert et
the pen of such able biographers
the Jewish Agency, on Palestine
Section, National Council of Jew- regate, quarantine, imprison and
as Dr. Solomon R. Kagan and
he
r
s
ities;r0;,
i
o
ln
tinIssib
ish Women, and offers stimulat- teach the criminal whose victims
Dr. Robert McDowell Allen.
11 os
. sell g jVion
Contributions to the United . i.t 1,2!
ing, healthful outdoor vacations have fallen upon our hands.
The caption "Medical Digests"
the
i
t
's;
sional training of imMigran
at a nominal fee.
Hebrew Schools
Such quarantine would be ap-
embraces abstracts and reviews
HIAS-ICA,
on
emigration
and
Registrations for Council Camp proved by every moral-minded
of leading articles of Jewish phys-
may be made at the Council American. There may be some
The United Hebrew Schools is the EMCOL and Freiland Asso-
icians throughout the world.
Clubhouse, 89 Rowena St., Co- who will say that it is none of in receipt of a generous contribu- elation on undeveloped territories.
Among them there is one by Dr.
SHINE lumbia 0460, during the day, or our business to go in for inter- tion from Mr. and Mrs. Charles The World Jewish Congress also
Bernard Zondek that heads the
RAIN of
at the Jewish Community Center, national morality, to be the moral S. Lapides . in memory of Mrs. submitted a detailed memorandum.
list, excerpted from the "liar'
In addition to the participating
8904 Woodward Ave., Madison teacher of others. For them the Isaac
fuah" (Tel Aviv) and entitled
Ps' , 8275, any evening. The Council answer is that even if it is good
The United Hebrew Schools is governments Poland, Rumania
"Polyhormonal Amenorrhoea and
ADMISSION
Camp season will extend through morality it is also good business in receipt of one scholarship from and Hungary have sent unofficial
Polyhormonal Hoemmorhagia" and
Labor Day.
Mrs. Lillie Atkins of Glynn Court observers.
for the nation to defend itsel
other valuable articles abstracted
None of these memoranda
(by the most peaceful means) in memory of her husband, Bar-
by Kurzrok, Givner, Ginsburg,
ney,
and
in
honor
of
the
Bar
will
be
accepted
by
the
confer-
Highland Park A. Z. A. 313 against another nation whose de-
Herbert, Aronstam, and Dubnove.
predations visit serious problems Mitzvah of her grandson, Richard ence itself but will be accep t
Welcomes Return of
Following this is the interesting
Harold Atkins, son of Mr. and by each government delegation
upon its economy.
Medical Glossary, "Milton R'fui
Estes Park Campers
And, after all, righteousness Mrs. Samuel Atkins of Monterey separately.
(English-Hebrew)
by Dr. Leon
haim
Weiramon,
presi-
r.
D C
does exalt a nation.
Ave,
Golden, an excellent aid to those
Highland Park Chapter 313 of
dent of the Jewish Agency and
who
desire
to
familiarize
them-
World Zionist Organize-
A. Z. A. welcomed the return of AUTHOR CONDEMNS
e
SOCIAL CREDIT GROUP d tion,
selves with modern Hebrew nom-
the campers who attended the
will appear at the con-
ANTIZEMITISM ON
enclature; and last but not least
annual A. Z. A. convention June
ference a. the spokesman for
SCRIPTURAL BASIS1 The first family picnic of the all Jewish groups.
is the English Section,' compris-
26 to July 1 at Estes Park, Co o-
Social
Credit
Group
was
held to at The major proposals being urged
ing brief translations of all the
rado. Julian Feller and Ernest I
Rouge
Park.
It
was
decided
FROM PAGE ONE) i
articles from the Hebrew text ap-
Denefeld represented the chapter. (CONCLUDED
' follow it up with a series of out-
upon
the conference
interest-
pearing in this issue.
Julian Feller, athletic, chair-
• ed
private
groups with by
some
sup-
ity the unit has been the home. door activities. Weather permit-
All in all the eleventh semi-
port on the part of a few gov-
man, announces a softball gam?
Judaism Asserts Justice
ting, all members and their fami- ernments are: 1—Bring pre ssure
annual issue is a veritable treas-
against the Mt. Clemens chapter
"It was in Judaism that the lies are asked to meet at the
Clmens.
Afte
to bear upon England to end the
e
ure trove both from a . medical
J ul y 10 at Mt. ch
apter will ber meaning of marriage was worked Shell at Belle Isle, on Saturday curbs on Jewish immigration to
and historical standpoint and
t he game, the
out by trial and error until the
9, deal participate Palestine; 2—Negotiate with Ger-
holds out great expectations for
guest at the cottage of Leroy perfect sacrament, as some de- evening
in a hamburger and weinie roast, many to allow Jews and other
the future. Among the local con-
ellman on Lake St. Clair.
scribe it, was evolved. It was in which will follow the conce . emigrants to take some of their
H Jerry Helfman, bead of the
tributors are Dr. Aaron' Dubnove
Judaism that health became an Mesdames Rose Weitz and Ther- capital with them; 3—Sponsor an
and Dr. Noah E. Aronstam, who,
Atls Lumber Compan y, th will' expression of faith. It was in
esa
Austin
will
have
charge
ns
pos-
arrangements.
In the
event
of international
loan of
for financing
speak
to
the
chapter
on
with Dr. Bernard Friedlaender,
MADE FROM
Judaism that universal • slavery
settlment of refugees; 4—Find
sibilities of a vocation in the rum- began to be liquidated, that social
are also members of the publica-
inclement
weather.
the
roast
will
means
of
prevailing
upon
certain
COSTLIER MATERIALS
bee ineustry to Jewish young justice was asserted, and that
tion committee.
countries to facilitate immigra-
prase
on
July
16.
men. /
the God of War was defied.
tion without changing existing
Seymour Jacoby, Julian' Feller,
Midsummer Luncheon of
' "Persecution of the Jews is an
immigration kuotas and regula
Philip Rothschild, Louis beater
Bnai Moshe Next
intelligent offense against the
tins; 5—Allow refugees to set -
and Walter Grossfeld are finalists
to
Be
well being of society as a whole.
Tuesday I
Povolocher Picnic
e of tie permanently and work in the
Ur. and Mr.. Charles ea r
in the golf tournament to be held Suppression of Jewry is not mere-
Held This Sunday
Detroit, formerly of co
, es in which they now re-
twat er Blvd
siduen.tri
at the Springdale Course at Bir-
Five upperclassmen of the He- munities throughout the Middle
ly a blow inflicted upon a suffer- Pontiac were honored with a Par -
The
closing
social event of the
and Far West Above, the five
party Wednooday ev ening
sn ingham, Mich.
ing community. It is a thrust at mine dinner their
run la-
One of the highly favored plans brew Union College in Cincinnati, caravaneers are pictured in front season given by the Brad Moshe
and W
ant
There will be final tennis play-
Povolocher Progressive Aid So-
mu- low. Mr. lend Mrs. Armand Se
e. .
industry
at
science,
at
art,
at
discussed
by
the
confer-
America's
oldest
rabbinical
semi-
be
of their trailer which will serve Sisterhood will be a ijid-summer
offs at Palmer Park to
the last week
In wie.t.ration of their Oliver wuleilni
ciety, which was organized eight
ence provides for mass colonize-
sic, at all the amenities of life to &nevi, rrrrr y.
nary, i left this week on a trip that them as) home, chapel and head- luncheon next Turda .',July 12,
of July.
which Jews are contributing their
tion of refugees in the British
months ago, announces a picnic
quarters. Below, in a council of At 12:30 noon. L'
At the next meeting there will
will
take
them
to
the
Pacific
Coast
Mr. and Mr,. Irving Steinman of
energy, initiative and genius."
nee Dominions and the French col-
The luncheon will bei sin charge
Chippewa Road had as their
war against secularism and irre-
which will bb held this Sunday, be election of officers for the
onies. Under this scheme trans • and back to Cincinnati as repre- ligion they map out their route. of Mrs. Ethel Goodman, Mrs.
7Y.
:
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sentatives of the parent body of
Z-7.,4 ror,„ ',lily"
July 10, at Palmer Park. Mem- coming term.
The J. D. C.'s new maestro of r::,71:.'V
portition
costs
from
Germany
Teresa
Miller and Mrs. Manuel
moor Steinman of Scran.n, roc: al.
Any person wishing in ring-
American Liberal Judaism. They Left to right, in the lower picture,
, hers and friends are invited. The
)1 public relations is Nathan C. Mr and Mr. Marc. Waxman and and Austria would be paid by an
Engel. All Sisterhood,' members
on A. Z. A. activiti
Mr and Mr. Res Roth... of Pe.k. international central refugee of- will preach, conduct services. or- they are: Joseph Narot of Warren,
Seon
ti
Belch,
who
succeeds
Herbert
Sel-
officers of this organization are:
ea who came to attend the Skated
ymour Jacoby, To. 7-751 ,
0.; Paul GorM of Chicago; Syl- are invited by Mrs. Harry Meer,
' an Belth and Seligman 1
fice 'to be established in Paris ganize religious schools and at-
the president, to attend and to
convention in Detroit.
J. Glaser, president; Mrs. A. write Philip Rothschild, 637
tempt to help iron out spiritual van D. Schwartzman of Balti-
me to the J. D. C. on the same
..a ens, men- whili the expense of settling the
If
ea
0
Friedentbol
more; Milton Rosenbaum of New bring friends with them. Card
and
communal
difficulties
among
Shusterman, vice-president; Mrs. Robinwood,
v three years ago. . . . Ben std. of New York City sts th . b .... refund would be shared one-
, follow the luncheon.
ft also moved up in the J.
Germany', one-third by the Jews of small, isolated corn- York City; and Melvin S. Sands•games will
Dorothy Caplan, financial secre-
m '''' 11 "" P01•
"'""
Mr. '''' anon.
Whatever is natural possesses'
• third by
Of 111•14.k
mts
a *I
press department
(
D.
Singerman•
recording
•
itary;
treasurer. variety.
secretary; A. Borman,

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