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September 23, 1938

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Rehabilitation Depariment of the Notlotua Jewish Hospital at
Denver, as part of the institution's free, nation-wide, non-sectarian
service for the tuberculous poor.

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Former Child Prodigy Finds
New Form of, Calculus

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (WNS)-
Dr. Norbert Wiener, professor
of mathematics at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology since 1932,
and a generation ago one of the
most talked-of intellectual prodi-
gies in America, presented a new
form of calculus to the fourth
international congress for applied
mechanics. In a paper giving a
new mathematical definition of
chaos which brings "utter confu-
sion" under man's control for the
first time, Wiener's new calculus
opens the way for solution of the
flow of liquids in pipes and air
turbulences. Wiener received his
B.A. degree from Tufts College in
1909 at the age of 14 and won
his Ph.D. at Harvard when he
was 18.

Communities Throughout Nation

Will Mark "Jewish Educa-

Detroit Jewish Free Burial Ass'n

tion Month and Week"
A "Jewish Education Month

(Chesed Shel Emes)

ANNUAL BAZAAR

Watch repairing, taught In the Hospital school, will provide
n g 'a 411 occupation for these patients.

will start NOVEMBER 12 through 20

BNA1 MOSHE AUDITORIUM

Dexter and Lawrence

Organizations are asked to accept our committees
who call to invite them to the bazaar in a friendly
manner. We appeal to the public to cooperate in
the giving of ads and packages.

We Extend Best Wishes to All for a Happy New Year

BAZAAR COMMITTEE: '
M. FISHER, Chairman,
LOUIS LANGWALD, Assistant.

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12-Year-Old Frederic S.
,Summers in Piano Re-
cital Oct. 7

tion to his talent at the keyboard,
has definite ideas about music. Not
alone is he not interested in jazz;
in so many words he insists that
practically all music based on me-
chanical rhythm is a waste of time.
One of the four children of Mr.
and Mrs. Fredericg Summers of
5814 Lemay Ave., Frederic has
been studying music since the age
of 6. Already he has memorized
more than 30 standard concert
works, considered by many to be
an unusual feat for one so young.

Honors for the new season's
first full-length recital in •Orches-
tra Hall will go to 12-year-old
Frederic Sharron Summers, De-
troit pianist, who will make his
Detroit debut at the hull the
night of Friday, Oct. 7.
Frederic, who is no ordinary
boy, being an expert boxer, swim-
mer and baseball player in addi-

and Week" will be observed by
Jewish communities throughout
the country from Sept. 26 to Oct.
25, under the auspices of the
National Council for Jewish Edu-
cation. The "Nlonth" and "Week"
will focus the attention of Jew-
ish parents on the importance of
providing their children with
Jewish religious training in addi-
tion to their secular education.
The "Month" will be utilized
for enrolling children in Jewish
religious schools and the "Week"
will be devoted to intensive ap-
peals to the parents in every
community through the press, ra-
dio, special literature, posters,
etc. National "Jewish Education
Week" will be generally observed
from Oct. 18 to Oct. 25. In
New York, in accordance with a
proclamation by the Jewish Edu-
cation Association, the "Week"
will be observed between the
days of Rosh Ilashonah and Yom
Kippur, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4. in-
clusive.

The National Council for Jew-
ish Education of which Dr. Sam-
uel Dinin, registrar of the Teach-
ers Institute of the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary of America, is
president, is a professional group
of educational expetrs aiming to
promote every phase of Jewish
educational activity in the United
States. "Jewish Education Month
and Week," which has become an
annual feature of its program,
is being conducted this year by
a committee headed by Dr. Azriel
Eisenberg, director of the Bu-
reau of Jewish Education of Cin-
cinnati. The other members of
the committee are: Israel S.
Chipkin, educational director of
the Jewish Education Association
of New York; A. H. Friedland,
director of the Bureau of Jew-
ish Education, Cleveland; Ber-
nard Isaacs, director, United He-
brew Schools of Detroit; I. B.
Rappaport of the College of Jew-

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This photograph shows • group of intermediate-age children
called from play at the National Home for Jewish Children at
Denver to have their "picture took".

ish Studies, Chicago; Dr. :Morde-
cai Soltes, director, Jewish Ex-
tension Education of the Jewish
Welfare Board, New York. Ber-
nard Semel. honorary secretary
of the Jewish Education Associa-
tion of New York and chairman
of the laymen's group of the Na-
tional Council for Jewish Educa-
tion, is the lay chairman of the
"Month" and "Week"
Various aids and suggestions
for the conduct of "Jewish Edu-
cation Month and Week" have
been made available to commu-
nities by the National Council.
Included in these are literature,
posters, posterettes and show
cards of the Jewish Education
Association of New York and of
the Bureau of Jewish Education
of Cincinnati. Radio addresses
and programs for parents' meet-
ings and community rallies have
also been prepared. Rabbis of
every group throughout the coun-
try will emphasize Jewish educa-
tion in their sermons throughout
the "Month," and a special ap-
peal for the cooperation of the
lay leadership of communities has
been issued. °
The Jewish Welfare Board, the
national organization of the Y.
M. and Y. W. II. A.'s and Jewish
Community Centers, has ad-
dressed a letter to its constituent
societies urging them to co-oper-
ate with Jewish education bu-
reaus in their respective com-
munities for the abservance of
"Jewish Education Month and
Week," and to take the initiative
for such observance in communi-
ties where there are no central
Jewish educational agencies.
In New York City the program
of activities is under the conduct
of the Jewish Education Associa-
tion of which Harry II. Liebovitz
is president, and of its Women's
Division headed by Mrs. Gabriel
Hamburger.

War Crisis May Save Jewish
Army Officers from Italian
Purge
ROME. (WNS) — Because of

the critical European situation
which may end in war at any
moment, Italy may not extend its
anti-Jewish program to the army
and navy, according to reports in
military circles. Army spokes-
men pointed out that at a recent
military conference presided over
by Mussolini many high ranking
Jewish officers including Generals
Pugliese, Ottolenghi, Ascoli and
Baku were present. Despite these
reports, however, the authorities
are going ahead with the execu-
tion of the anti-Jewish policy.
Courses in racism have been in-
roduced in all public schools. Cre-
ation of a ghetto in the Italian
North African colony of Libya is
foreshadowed by an article in
newspaper Popola d'Italia. The
first mixed Jewish-Christian mar-
riage to end in divorce as a result
of the anti-Jewish program is re-
ported from Florence.

Cancels Tour to Italy

NEW YORK. (WNS).—Artur
Rubinstein world.famous Polish
Jewish pianist, has cancelled a
scheduled tour of Italy and hits
returned to Mussolini the order
of Commander of the Italian
Cross conferred upon him by II
Duce and an autographed photo-
graph of the Italian dictator, it
was announced here by Sol Ilurok,
Rubinstein's American manager.

Those rumors about England
naming a Palestine Commissioner
to replace Sir Arthur Wauchope
are eyewash.

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WASHINGTON, D. C. (WNS).
—Two hundred American citizens
will be affected by the Italian de-
cree ordering the expulsion of all
Awn who entered Italy since Jan.
1, 1919, according to an investi-
gation by the State Department.

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Gift to Hebrew Schools

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

The United Hebrew Schools
gratefully acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a contribution from Judge
and Mrs. Charles Rubiner, in mem-
ory of Joseph M. Lamport and
Sarah Sonenklar.

CARL SCHILLER

BEN THALL

Schiller-Thall Motors, Inc.

THE LLOYD GEORGE COLONY

REICHHOLD CHEMICALS,
Incorporated

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DETROIT, MICHIGAN

120 families are now settled in the
Keren Hayesod colony of Ramath
David, Palestine, which honors
the War-time Premier of England .
Above: digging for water; Upper
Right: preparing an orange plan.
tation; Below: Children watching
the sheep herd. The colony share%
all possessions on a communal
basis. Funds for such colonies are
provided to the Keren Ha. equi

through theUnited lewish A vocal

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Rosh Hashunah Greetings

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Barney Ross is expecting an
heir—or maybe an heiress—in the
fall . . . Did you know, by the
way, that Barney is a swell pia-
nist? . . . But he won't be able
to use his musical talent in his
new business, unless he learns to
say it with music he enters his
father-in-law's jewelry firm.

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BEREZNITZER JUNIORS

The Bereznitzer Juniors meet-
ing at the Fort Wayne hotel was
called to order by Max Gallop,
first chairman of the organization.
The installation of officers which
was held Wednesday, Sept. 14,
attracted many new members. The
Bereznitzer Juniors are having a
membership drive for young peo-
ple of 18 to 35.
The next meeting will be held
on Tuesday. Oct. It, at 8:30 p. m.,
at the Fort Wayne Hotel. There
will be a bingo party for the mem-
bers and prospective members.

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THE FLEET SOLD TO HAMTRAMCK BY MARGOLIS

The distinction of having sold the first 1939 Plymouth cars at retail in the United States belongs to
the Margolis Auto Sales, who sold the above-pictured fleet to the police department of Hamtramck.
The complete sale included nine Plymouth automobiles, one Chrysler cruiser and one Chrysler patrol.
The deal was handled by Nate Margolis, genial head of the Margolis firm, who is ranked as one of the
ablest executives in automobile circles. His conscientiousness and keen desire to satisfy every cus-
tomer is manifested in the policy of the company which insists that their relationship with customers
does not end with the completion of a deal.
"The soundness of this policy is reflected in our repeat business," Nate stated. "Each year finds
the same customers buying their cars from us." he continued. The new 1939 Chrysler and Plymouth
models are now being displayed by the
Margolis Company and a cordial invitation is extended the com-
munity to view them at their salesrooms. 11310 Jon. Campau. '

Rosh Hashanah Greetings

Hamtramck
Furniture Co.

JACK NEWMAN, Manager

9801 JOS. CAMPAU

Corner Evaline

MA. 8056

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slowly,

Yet they grind exceeding small;
Though with patience he stands
waiting,
With exactness grinds he all.
—Friedrich von Logau.

MARGOLIS MAKES FIRST RETA IL 1939 PLYMOUTH SALE

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Rosh Hashonah Greetings

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Bouquets

Floral Designs
Corsages

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