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■ and THE, LEGAL CHRONICLE
September 9, 1938
VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Elect
Cantor Leo Rodin at Philadelphia.
Byron Hall; Cantor Skolnick
at Tuaedo-Holmur
JOSEPH H.
CANTOR
STATE
SENATOR
5th DISTRICT
Ward. 8.10.12.14
PRIMARIES, SEPTEMBER 13, 1938
A Proven Public Official
ELECT
Judge Wm. J.
CODY
PROBATE
JUDGE
Holy Day Services
at Hebrew Schools
Shaarey Zedek
Sunday School
Registrations
The United Hebrew Schools
have made arrangements with
Cantor Leo Radin to conduct serv-
ices during the High Holy Days
in their newly decorated auditor-'
ium of the Philadelphia-Byron
School. Cantor Radin is famous
for his musical talents. He
studied in Poland under Cantor
Wolf Bachrach, and conducted
services in many American and
Canadian cities.
The auditorium of the Phila-
delphia-Byron school has been
specially decorated and prepared
for the High Holy Doy services,
and reservations for tickets should
be made at"fthe office of the
Philadelphia-Byron School.
The chairman of the Minyan
committee is Isaac Rosenthal, who
is the chairman of the house com-
mittee of the United ,Hebrew
Schools.
Services at Tuxedo-Holmur
Synagogue
'Cantor Jacob Skolnick. who is
well known and liked in Detroit
for his beautiful Yomim Neroyim
services, will officiate. with the
assistance of a carefully selected
choir, in the Tuxedo-Holmur
synagogue, which has been re-
decorated and prepared for the
High Holy Days.
Nathan Yaffa, a member of the
board of directors of the United
Hebrew Schools and the president
of the Tuxedo-Holmur synagogue,
is the chairman of the Minyon
committee and is in charge of the
sale of the tickets.
The proceeds of the minyonim
at the Philadelphia-Byron and
Tuxedo-Holmur schools go to-
wards the maintenance of the
schools.
Rabbi Morris Adler, recently
appointed assistant to Dr. A. M.
Hershman, has agsumed charge of
the Sunday School and announces
Sept. 11 and 18 as the dates of
registration. All former pupils
will be notified of their respective
grades and rooms. It will be to
the advantage of pupils who wish
to enroll for the first time to
contact Rabbi Adler's office as
soon as possible as classes will be
closed in the near future.
The incoming ninth grade will
be graduated from the elementary
department on Simchas Torah, as
in previous years. This year's
class will be the largest in the
history of Shaarey Zedek.
Louis H. Sobel Co-Author
Plans have been formulated for With Joseph Samler of
an alumni class to meet during
the week under Rabbi Adler's di- Vocational Guidance Book
rect supervision. Information con-
On Sept. 15, The Furrow Press
cerning this class can be obtained
by calling the Sunday School will publish "Group Methods in
Vocational Guidance" by Louis
off ice.
H. Sobel and Joseph Sander. This
American Jewish Year Book book applies methods that have
proved effective in group work to
Volume 40 to Be Pub-
a vocational guidance program in
the club, classroom, camp, com-
lished Sept. 15
munity center, and in child care
The Jewish Publication Society institutions. It gives specific pro-
material and discusses tech-
of America announces that Vol- gram
nics and devices for motivating
ume 40 of the American Jewish
and carrying out such a program.
Year Book will be ready for dis-
Some of the chapter headings
tribution on Sept. 15. Four ar-
indicate the scope of the book:
ticles of special importance fea-
lion of Ins club 1.sader in
e
Program
,
a , if on,
ture this issue:
Arrh Melt
of special
rtillring the
I. A comprehensIte Index of the Ie intereet Groups for Guidance
McLeod Merits Support in
Race for Congress
PAGE NINE
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N. H. J. C. League
To Meet Sept. 21
ELECT
During the eight terms Con-
gressmen Clarence J. McLeod rep-
Mrs. Harry Goldberg, president
resented 'Detroit he built up a
record of outstanding achievement of the Detroit League of the Na-
and accomplishment in behalf of tional Home for Jewish Children
the people of Detroit and Might- at Denver, will officiate at the first
meeting of the new season which
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Wagner of Boston Blvd.,
on Wednesday, Sept. 21, at 1:30
p. 111.
Mrs. Saul. Glueckman, program
chairman, announces that Miss
Elizabeth Finley will be the guest
speaker at this meeting. Mrs.
Goldberg extends an invitation to
all members to attend this meet-
ing.
A special meeting of the execu-
tive board, board of directors and
committee chairmen was held at
Mrs. Goldberg's home last Thurs-
day, for the purpose of discussing
plans for the major fund raising
project, the annual theater party,
which will take place in October.
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,
.
,
,
Re-Open Yeshiva
, Beth Judah Sunday
CLARENCE J. McLEOD
The Yeshiva Beth Yehuda of
Detroit will reopen Sunday, Sept.
11, with new classes in Hebrew
Chumosh, Raski and advanced
Gemorah.
At the last meeting of the
board of directors, consisting of
the local rabbis and laymen, re-
ports of activities were given by
Isaac Rosenthal, president, and
Rabbi I. Stollman, chairman of
the board of education. Inspired
by the accomplishment of the ye-
shiva in the past, as indicated by
the 25 boys, ex-students of the
Detroit Yeshiva, who attend at
present the yeshivas of New
York and Chicago, the committee
urges the officers and allpatron-
izers to redouble their efforts in
maintaining the yeshiva.
The ladies auxiliary of the
yeshiva, headed by Mrs. Pearl Rot,
tenberg, is increasing its gifts
towards balancing the budget.
gan—a record that inspires con-
fidence.
One of Mr. McLeod's most hu-
mane activities was having passed
his bill establishing a United
States Coast Guard life saving
station in the Detroit area.
All relief which has been ex-
tended closed bank depositors was
due solely and entirely to the
dauntless courage and strenuous
efforts of Clarence J. McLeod in
forcing the passage of the Mc-
Leod-Steagall Compromise Bank
Payoff Bill.
If re-elected to Congress, Mr.
McLeod will stand 17th in senior-
ity on the Republican side of the
House of Representatives. The
House of Representatives is gov-
erned by the rule of seniority, and Cantor David Katzman and
therefore, he will be ranked among
Quartet to Sing at Home
the highest in power. is the ge-
for Aged Dedication
publican Party.
Clarence J. McLeod is a can-
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
didate on the Republican ticket
gregation Bnai Moshe and a
at the Primaries, Sept. 13.
quartet under the direction of
Mrs. Roosevelt Sends Greet- David Schkolnick will sing on
Sunday afternoon at the cere-
ings to United Charity monies marking the dedication ,of
the
new Home for the Aged on
Institutions of Jerusalem
Petoskey and Humphrey Ayes.
RUDOLPH G.
TENEROWICZ
TO CONGRESS
First District (Democrat)
A partial list of Jewish business men of the First Congressional
District, knowing Dr. Tenerowicz and his tolerance and fairness, to all,
regardless of race, creed or color, heartily endorse his candidacy:
NORMAN LEE
N. JASEN (Jasen's)
JOHN J. EREMAN
B. BOREN (Jeweler)
(Hamtramck Hardware)
HAROLD H. COHEN
LOUIS GOLDBERG
(Modern Men's Store)
JOS. SCHWARTZ
HYMAN PENSLAR
(Green's Style Center)
M. FORMAN (Ray Jewelry)
I. SIDDER (Sitter's)
AL H. WINER (Sherman Ilat Co.)
M.
ROSENBAUM
M. A. LANTOR.
(Max's Jewelry)
(Campau Clothes)
DAVE S. COHEN
S. C. MOSS (Art's Ilardware)
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the
first lady of the land, has shown MINYON ON TRAIN;
her keen interest in the work HERO AMONG THEM
The first train of delegates for
carried on by the oldest philan-
the Jewish War Veterans con-
DEMOCRAT
thropic organization of the Holy
vention in Detroit arrived in
Land, the United Charity Institu-
.ni n on of the Tone Hook.
Pcniei i" In Group GUIdanee: tions of Jerusalem, through a Detroit Thursday night, Sept.
ape
R. A biography of Fells M. Warburg
Primaries Tuesday, Sept. 13
Dig Mother pion—
—the "u'allonal
1, bringing in part of the dele-
by Dr. Om" Adler.
center library and err twat Iona] Me— letter addressed to M. Eliach, sec-
3. A biography of the Km Mr. IL Per
center nem simper and Olin Journal— retary of this organization, at 207 gation from Brooklyn and New
Dr.
. Ingrid
eira Mendes, by the R
occupational trip"and erpoditinne—the
York.
At the conclusion of
Jr !tole Pool.
E. Broadway, New Yosk, in which
Ore coris-rit (inference—the role of the par-
1. Stotintics of Jest" and
ent in v., otinnol guidon,
she enclosed her own contribution. an hilarious mock marriage, one
Lnitg, e. Tatra
=1:11.
tor
of
the
veterans
sailed for a min-
An annotated bibliography Airs. Roosevelt's letter reads:
I /430-1B31, by De. 11. S. Linfleld
and sample occupational outlines
"I think the work which is be- yon and the proverbial "ridiculous
This very important volume will are included among several valu- ing done by the United Charity to the sublime" was enacted when
ELECT
contain 800 pages, and is one of able appendices.
Institutions to relieve the suffer- 10 men donned their hats and
the largest year books in recent
Both authors are active in the ing in the Holy Land is very retired to a corner of the train to
years. Among the very many field of vocational guidance in commendable. I hope ,you will Raven.
'Among the passengers was Mrs.
important sections printed in the New York. Louis H: Sobel is di- find' people willing to cooperate
Year Book are the calendars for rector of the Federation Employ- with you in this undertaking and Bertha Korets, national boycott
the forthcoming years, the Re- ment Service. lie was formerly that your efforts will meet with chairman of the Ladies' Auxiliary;
Loretta Levy, national supply of-
view of the Year 5698, the di- director of the Jewish Center in success."
rectories, lists and statistics of Detroit. Joseph Semler is guid-
Throughout the legal and po-
The United Charity Institutions ficer; Martin Blutman, national
Jews, which have always made ance counselor at the Thomas Jef- of Jerusalem are almost a century executive boycott shipping chair- litical career of Carl M. Weide-
this hook such an important hand- ferson High School and group in existence and operates a net man; Jack Herschkowitz, Brook- man, he has been closely connect-
book for those interested in Jew- guidance counselor at 92nd St. of free schools comprising three , lyn Post No. 2, who carries four ed, with Jews and Jewish organi-
ish communal life. The 31st an- Y. M. C. A. Their book has grown centers, a free kitchen for under- medals for bravery—the Dis- salons. He has always had
nual report of the American Jew- out of the experience that both nourished children, two theologi- tinguished Service Cross, Croix de either a Jewish partner, a Jewish
ish Publication Society are in- authors have had with Jewish cal seminaries, a large hospital Guerre with Palm, Legion of
eluded. groups and refers occasionally to with a staff of the most outstand- I Honor, and Conspicuous Service
The American Jewish Year specific Jewish problems. The ma- ing German-Jewish physicians Medal, New 'York State, and First
Rook was first printed in 1899, terial of the book as a whole, how- headed by Prof. Hermann Zondeck Runners of the Lost Battalion.
11 years after the founding of ever, is generally applicable.
and .the only Home for Incurable Herschkowitz, who was with Corn-
pany 308 Infantry, in order to
the society. The original editor
Invalids in the Holy Land.
obtain ammunition and rations,
was Dr. Cyrus Adler, and others Bernstein Returns Italian Decora-
'accompanied
an officer, were
who have edited this bock are
tion Because of Fascist Anti-
Cantor Sonenklar's Mother attacked by by
a small party of
Miss Henrietta Szold, Herman
Semitism
Dies
in
Poland.
Germans.
They
droveAhem
off by
Bernstein, Herbert Friedenwald,
Cantor Jacob H. Sonenklar of !killing one. When flight came,
II. G. Friedman, Dr. Joseph Ja-
PARIS. — (WNS) — Denounc-
Congregation
Shaarey
Zedek
re-
they unknowingly crawled into a
cobs and Samson D. Oppenheim. ing Italian racialism as "even
The present volume is edited by more absurd than the German," ceived word this week that his German camp. While making a
Harry Schneiderman, the assist- Henri Bernstein world - famous mother, Mrs. Sarah Sonenklar, dash to escape, Private llersch-
ant secretary of the American French-Jewish playwright, sent a died in Bo•szczow, Poland, on kowitz deliberately drew the en-
emy fire to himself, allowing the
Jewish Committee, which publish. telegram to Premier Mussolini an- Aug. 23, at the age of 69.
Surviving her are four sons and officer to escape. Herschkowitz
es this book jointly with the Jew- nouncing the rturn of the insignia
ish Publication Society. This is of the Order of Saint Maurice three daughters, 12 grandchildren succeeded in getting through and
delivered the message the next
the 20th volume which Mr. Schnei- and Lazare with which he was and two great-grandchildren. .
Mrs. Sonenklar, who had been I morning.
derman has edited.
FOR
decorated by the Italian Govern-
ill
for
three
years,
was
active
for
The American Jewish Year ment some years ago. Bernstein
Book retails for $3, and is avail- said "I could no longer regard it many years in 'charitable work in I Rabbi Julius' Gordon of St.
Louis' Shaare Emeth Temple has
able as one of the three books as an honor to wear this rosette her home city.
authored a book, called "Pity the
Republican Ticket
which members of the Jewish while you are persecuting in the
How come the German steam- Persecutor," which is on the rec-
His record in the City Council Publication Society receive an- name of racism. of recent inven-
ers
operating
between
New
York
ommended list of the Book-of-the
nually
for
the
membership
dues,
tion, Italian citizens who are
merit. your favorable
and German ports still serve kesh-1 Month Club.
which are available for as low above reproach."
consideration.
er food?
as $5 per year. Full details of
CARL M. WEIDEMAN
Primaries, Tuesday, Sept. 13
the membership plan, catalogues,
and other interesting literature
associate or a Jewish stenogra-
on the work of the society can
pher.
be secured by writing to the ex-
As Congressman he was vice
ecutive
secretary,
Maurice
Jacobs,,,
chairman of the committee of
Jewish National Workers'
225 S. 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa.
which Congressman Dickstein of
Alliance Sends Palestine
New York was chairman, which
Labor Federation $5,000 Prominent Women's Corn-
committee attempted to investi-
gate and put a stop to pro-Nazi
mittee.Forrned to Popular.
for Defense Purposes
activities in this country. In 1934,
ize Palestine Products in
when the other Congressmen of
NEW YORK.—The sum of
Connection with the 1939
this committee were busy with
$5,000 was cabled to the General
their campaigns for re-election,
World's
. Fair
Federation of Jewish Labor in
Congressman Weideman conduct-
Palestine (Histadruth) by the
ed hearings in Chicago on the
In connection with the Pales-
general executive committee of
Silver Shirt movement. He led
tine
Pavilion
at
the
World's
Fair,
the Jewish National Workers'
is raid into their headquarters, in
there was recently formed a wo-
Alliance, to make possible the
an attempt to obtain evidence.
men's committee of prominent
support of Jewish supernumerary
As . a Circuit Court Commie-
New York women. The chairman
policemen defending Jewish life
sioner, his reputation for fairness
of this committee is Mrs. Stephen
and property against Arab at-
is
unimpeachable. The lawyers
tacks. This action was taken in S. Wise.
with whom he came in contact as
The invitation was issued by
response to a cabled appeal by
a
lawyer, and while in political
the Palestine Labor organization Totzeret Haaretz Consumers'
office, have the highest regard for
for emergency funds with which League, Inc., which was sponsor-
him.
ed
by
the
Pioneer
Women's
Or-
to support 300 additional Jewish
Wayne County is indeed for-
ganization of America. The aim
policemen for a period of three
tunate to have a man like Carl M.
months. It costs approximately of the Totzeret Haaretz Consum-
Weideman
as a candidate for the
$30 to maintain a Jewish super- ers' League is to create a market
office of Probate Judge.
numary policeman for one month's for Palestine products in the
time in Palestine, according to United States. In answer to the
Jewry,
Milton Behrendt Confident
Louis Segal, general secretary of crying needs of European greater
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of Nomination for Sheriff
the Jewish National Workers' Al- we must make possible
liance, labor-Zionist fraternal or- econotpic absorptive capacity in
on Republican Ticket
ganization. The amount cabled is Palestine. We must enable more
an, initial installment, he declared, and more Jews to settle on the
e primary election ap-
off the RUM being raised by Al- land.
proaches Milton Behrendt, Re-
For every new industry intro-
liance branches throughout the
publican ndidate for Sheriff, has
duced into Palestine, for every
country.
been mak ng rapid strides and is
There are at present more than shop and factory who's products
confident of being nominated.
7,000 Jews in Palestine who have find widespread sales, a new door-
Mr. Behrendt Is connected with
way
is
opened
for
hundreds
and
been placed under arms by the
many Jewish clubs and has given
government to help defend the thousands of Jews from Europe
of his time for Jewish charities.
into
Palestine.
American
Jewish
Jewish community against the
Ile is a practicing attorney, hay-
women concerned with the plight
terrorism that has been in force
ing passed the bar in 1922. and
of our people have a definite ob-
IRVING ADLER'S RESTAURANT-DELICATESSEN
for the past 28 months.
in 1935 and 193k1,5\ was the at,
ligation to make every effort to
year
well-knosslt
in
the
community,
torney for the Wayne County
In
the
short
space
of
cne
Monday,
Sept.
12,
marks
the
use some Palestinian products in
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT
first anniversaryof Irving Ad-I the name Adler's has become fa- having acquired a host of friends Sheriff's department, during which
An unveiling of a monument in their household.
.
during
his
20
years
experience
in
time Mr. Behrendt's duties con-
ler's
restaurant-delicatessen
and
I
The above mentioned commit-
memory of our dear departed sis-
means of cocktail bar and to celebrate the mous for food all over Detroit the delicatessen and food line. sisted of advising and counseling
ter and former treasurer, Bessie tee will find ways and
a popular. , The same smiling and courteous with the executive heads of the
occasion
special
low
prices
will
and
has
developed
into
Maranz, will take place on Sun- awakening the interest of Amer-
prevail for an entire week. One ; rendezvous for residents of the service that has always been department and the deputies in
day afternoon. Sept. 11, at West- ican Jewish womanhood.
of the anniversary specials will northwest section. Featuring Vier, characteristic of him is in con- the department as to the manner
wood Cemetery on Michigan Ave.
be corned beef sandwiches for 10 , na delicatessen products, steaks ,Cant evidence at Adler s. He ex- in which they executed their
'.
heir
to
Edmund de Rothachil
Those who desire transportation
^sdership cents. Everything else will be re-1 tends an invitation to the entire many duties. By reason of this
meet at Assembly Hall, Clair- the Rothschild banking
duced in like proportion. Souve- and chops, the inviting charm of community to attend his anniver- experience, Mr. Behrendt is well
rld
tour
in Enclard. is on a v ■
mount-ind 12th. at 2 p. M.
^-onomic nirs will be given free to all visit- this dining spot is instantly an- nary celebration. Free delivery qualified for the position he seeks.
Keshenever-Bessarabier Verein to study political an'
pealing. service is always available by
conditions preparatory te taking on on Fnday. Saturday and Sun-
and Bessie Sorin Zviller
Irving Adler, the genial host, is calling . University 2-9784.
No Lowery Oath leads to fame,
'day, Sept 18, 17 and 18.
over his family role.
Ladies Aid Societ•
Weideman Rates
High for Probate
Judge With Jews
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VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Re-elect
LEO J.
NOWICKI
Lieutenant-Governor
AN OUTSTANDING DEMOCRAT
Primaries, Sept. 13, 1938
Your Probate Court Needs
JOHN A. KRONK
JAMES E.
FRAZER
SHERIFF
FOR
PROBATE JUDGE
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First Anniversary of Adler's Restaurant-Delicatessen
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This Calendar Free
DEMOCRAT II
VOTE FOR
11 1CaFU ~
HEBREW-ENGLISH
CALENDAR
As the year 5699 begins. we
offer the reader of this paper a
very appropriate gift. It is the
24-year Hebrew-English calendar
for which thousands of Jewish
families have already sent.
The calendar is a very useful
book. It will tell you the date
of your Yahrzeit, Bar Mitzvah or
other anniversary during the year.
It will give you the Hebrew date
of every day from 1917 to 1941.
It will let you know for the next
25 years the dates of Rosh Ha-
ahonah, Yom Kippur, Succoth,
Chanukah, Purim, Passover and
Shevuoth.
The 24-year calendar will be
sent to you absolutely free of
charge if you just write* post
card or • leter to: H. J. Heinz
Co., J2, PittabUrgh, Pa.
Jewish farmers in South Jer-
sey are planning to aid German
refugees by giving them tempor-
ary jobs as agricultural workers
in the hope that they will ulti-
mately turn to the land them-
selves.
NED W.
ANDRUS
FOR
Judge of Probate
REP.JBLICAN
Practicing Attorney
Well known to all for his
integrity, kindliness and
justice.
PrimarWs Tuesday, Sept. 13
WillTHER7
Oh Jew.. People with no Some on earth,
estetiwat• Ferri ream wan you salt,
Natio. you build. Aortas' aralsW
That syerlutiag pea. 4.11 Moro oRt‘11,
The• drives from thole oborlds oaf*
abre
Toystruggle on to 114414 *gals,
Ua Pandering Jew, mankind your gnat
debtor shall always Se
God ha* chow* 7-• 118 Iii. shOdeo
With great .ftaLlarly.
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