;41aericam frwish Periodical eater • ClarIEIN AMITE - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO piEVETROITJEWISROROXKUI TH " September 23, 1938 ONE MORE COLONY RISES Wishing All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons a Happy and Prosperous New Year MACHINERY — TOOLS METALS — SUPPLIES Power Transmission Equipment — Boston Standardized Gears — Van Dorn Electric Tools — Metals — Aluminum — Brass Cooper — Bronze — Valdura Industrial Paints — Abrasive Co. Grinding Wheels K eystone Specialized Lubricants— Mechanics' Fine Tools — Screw Products, Great Variety Shop Equipment — Many Kinds. The CHAS. A. STRELINGER Co. DETROIT 149 E. LARNED ST A happy and Prosperous New Year to All DETROIT BRIC K MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION a Top: General view of construction as Maaleh Ha'Chamisha, ■ new agricultural settlement in tribute to the memory of the five heroes who lost their lives sin months ago, rises in the mountains of Judaea. Below: Among those present: Abraham Harsfelt, well-known Palestinian labor leader, under whose guidance the establishment of Maaleh Ha'Ch•misha proceeded, Joseph Berets of Degania, Mrs. Rose Halpern, former president of Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organisation of America, the settlers, ghaffirim, journalists. THE JEWISH PEOPLE NEED A HOME ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS .. . DEATHS IN 5698 Death took its usually heavy toll in the ranks of the Jewish great during 5698. Below are listed some of the more prominent Jewish figures who passed away during the last 12 months: Supreme Court Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo, 68; Dr. Claude G. Montefiore, father of Reform Judaism in England, 80; Fischel Rottenstreich, member of the Jewish Agency Executive, 56; Felix M. Warburg, banker and philanthropist, 67; Otto Bauer, leader of Australian Socialists, 57; Raoul Auernheimer, Austrian playwright, 59; August Stein, former president of Prague kehillab, 82; Harry Moses, theatrical producer, 64; Sir Albert Levy, British philanthropist, 73; Dr. Morris Geiger, educator, 57; Edward Filene, merchant and philanthropist, 77; Frank Darnrosch, musician, 78; Rabbi Hen- ry Pereira Mendes, dean of American rabbis, 85; George Peixotto, painter. 78; Isaac Goldberg, critic and biographer, 50; Wilhelm Cohnstaedt, former editor Frankfurter Zeitung, 57; Allesandro Lustig, member of Italian senate, 80; David Yellin, Palestine educator, 38; Sir Samuel Instone. British industrialist, 59; Goodrich Leon, mountain climber, 26; Alfred Solman, song writer, 69; Dr. Sigmund I'ollitzer, dermatologist, 78; Eir Edward Samuel, Austrlian industrialist, 75; Suzanne Deutsch de la Meurthe, French aviation patroness. 48; Dr. l.ouis Film English mathematician, 62; Joseph Lurie, Pales- tinian educator, 66; Ernest Lissauer, author of German war song, 47; Dr. Alfred Bender, former chief rabbi of South Africa, 74; Leon Rabinowitz, former editor of Ilamelitz, 76; lierthold Feiwal, Zionist pioneer, 62; Henri Bodenheitner, ' President of the World ORT, 72; Jacob Zeitlin, college pro- fessor, 64; Baron Anthony de Worms, English banker. 89; Isadore Konti, sculptor, 75; Allie S. Freed, industrialist, 46; Mme. Leon Blum, wife of former Premier Blum, 45; Giuseppe Toeplitz, Italian industrialist, 73; Albert Ottinger, former New York attorney-general, 59; Otto Warburg, former presi- dent of World Zionist Organization, 78; Mrs. Cyrus L. Sulz- berger, civic leader, 71; Joseph B. David, chief justice of Chicago Superior Court, 74; Prof. Emanuel Loewy, Austrian archoelogist, 81; Isaac Starkmeth, director of ICA colonies in the Argentine, 70; Col. Noble B. Judah, former ambassa- dor to Cuba, 53; William N. Cohen, former New York Supreme Court Justice, 80; Nathan Gordon, leader of Canadian Jewry, 55; Shalom Schwartzbard, avenger of Petlura. pogroms, 69; Regina Bloch, English poetess, 49; Aaron Waldheim, philan- thropist, 74; Joseph Picciotto Bey, leader of Egyptian Jewry, 66; Mrs. Rebecca Schweitzer, philanthropist, 57; Meyer Bloom- field, economist, 60; Dr. Louis W. Stern, psychologist, 66; Rabbi Oshea Rabinowitz, dean of Chassidic rabbis, 78; Sir Leonard Cohen, former president of ICA, 79; Joseph Strauss, bridge builder, 67; Ben Altheimer, father of Flag Day, 88; Martin Vogel, former assistant treasurer of U. S., 60; Moses P. Ginzberg, publisher of Chicago Daily Jewish Courier, 75; Louis Zangwill, English author, 68; David Elias Samson, Indian philanthropist; Dr. Philip Reinhardt, former adviser to German Kaiser, 60; Harry L. Glucksman, executive director, Jewish Welfare Board, 48. (copyright, 1936, by 1.4,11Arle I, ealtne S)nlicate) A New Year's Message to the Jews of America By DR. ABBA HILLEL SILVER National Chairman, United Palestine Appeal • A 6 PAGE NINE GAL HRONICLI (re wish all our friends and patrons and all the Jewish people—a year of health, happiness and prosperity. ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURERS 0 F DOUBLE•MELLOW OLD GOLD CIGARETTES immummi ■ II ■ ma Seminary Offers Special Courses "Quotorah," New Bible envisaged or evaluated in terms Game A hard year is closing for our of separate moments of check or people, a year of bitter attack on progress. Nor can our work in many fronts. The disaster of Aus- Palestine be stopped or postponed CINCINNATI (WNS) — Courses for ministers, rabbis, trian Jewry was added to the because of any temporary unfav- Whether the hot controversy disaster of German Jewry. Re- orable condition. We are engag- students, and laymen interested of bingo in the synagogue had ed long in an historic calling enterprise of in the history of the Bible and cession was the experience of our duration, for wide anything to do with it or not, religion are being offered for the 9035 TWELFTH STREET hasn't been divulged, but "Quo- people throughout and Central Europe. In Eastern Italy the ra- perspectives and long-range plan- first time by the Jewish Theologi- torah", the new children's cist propaganda which is the in- ning, demanding patience and cal Seminary of America in New game just published by the evitable forerunner of political resoluteness and above all unfail- York on Monday evenings, from — AND — Union of American Hebrew disfranchisement and economic ing and generous offering of sub- Oct. 24 through Jan. 30, from Congregations, seems to be the 8 to 10 p. m. ruin has been officially launched. stance and man-power. ultimate synthesis of bingo and In Palestine too, struggle and The four courses will be deliv- If a fraction of the life, labor religion. Attractively printed and love which some Jewish com- ered by three seminary professors, and boxed, and sub-titled "The munities had invested in other Dr. Alexander Marx, Dr. Louis Bible Quotation Game." "Quo- lands from which they are now Finkelstein and Dr. Alexander torah" was devised by Mabel 9021 TWELFTH STREET being driven had been invested Sperber, and a visiting lecturer H. Meyer and is suitable for by us in Palestine in recent years from Yale University, Prof. Ed- playtime in the religious school National .11Anneland win -L.-Goodenough. The titles or home. The only similarity the.,Jesalah. TYler 6-7161 Clairmount Near would not be a reality. Had there are: History of the Second Jewish between this new game and been a greater outpouring of vis- Commonwealth, Jewish Life under bingo is that both are played ion, men and means, and greater the Law, Introduction to Philo, on a card which is covered with co-operation on the part of the and the Septuagint in its relation smaller pasterboards by the Mandatory Government, we could to the New Testament. player. Instead of dull num- have built much faster and with bers, h o w e v e r, "Quotorah" The classes will be held in the much less difficulty. But we were buildings of the Seminary at uses tiny pasteboards bearing A Happy New Year to the Jewish Community unprepared when the great mo- Broadway and 122nd St.. New half a verse from the Bible. ment arrived in 1918. Our forces York City. The registration fee The other half appears on one Were not adequate and the gov- of the cards held by the play- of $1 will be waived for students ernment of Palestine was often recommended by their universities ers. either a negative or an obstruc- or seminaries. tional factor. We must now move This is probably the first Insti- along the harder way, the longer tute of Interdenominational Stud- OUR EXHILARCH way. But move we must—towards COAL and ICE Jewish insti- ies to be offered in the goal of national rehabilitation tution of higher learning. It is A Tribute to Dr. Cyrus Adler in our historic home. For Quality and Price See Us intended to acquaint theologians, Events have demonstrated con- and interested laymen, with the Sharon. when Rome plowed up your elusively what the seers of our Jewish background of Christian- flowery 5510 And fruitful fields and banned for aye movement had foreseen unerring- ity. DR. ABBA HILLEL SILVER your king. Townsend 8.1075 1635 Westminster ly. Our people as a people needs Thee rone the steel.. State 'newth Syrian wing. conflict have been the lot of our a national status and a national To me, Cyrus, it appears more The itt.: n ell state whom. honor was Its brothers during the past year. home land. In adversity we re- difficult to find a man that bears Our people have been forced to membered it, in prosperity we fre- prosperity well, than one that men of will end wiedom did not defend with their lives what they quently forgot it- Today we are bears adversity well; for pros- Mete fell have builded with the sweat of being most tragically reminded of pe. ay creates presumption in To lend their exiled folk, inepirlting Thor live. aim hate to ma a fairer their brows and souls. Jewish it again. Large communities in A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR g yring men, brings Al blood has now sanctified the soil Israel, long established in their most —Xenophon. sobriety to but all. adversity n xe nlinelling them In calm and gale. which Jewish labor redeemed. Po- native homes, cultured, integrated The exhIlarch, the people called such litical uncertainty and the failure in a thousand ways within the Wukle, of the Mandatory Government to life of those countries, have been ter year for our people. May • it Scholar and ad.:irate to plead their amie; maintain law and order in the Compeleld, suddenly and cruelly, witness the lifting of the dark holar-stateemsn le our Adler Su: country have hung like a pall over to taste the bitter taste of exile clouds fro mover the lives of too. the Yishuv and have intercepted and homelessness. The Jewish those who are at present in tribu- Ile is our exhilarch, eagarlotte. tried. Devoted, faithful, courting no ap- its economic progress and develop- people—and not merely individ- lation and suffering. For Pales- ual Jews—needs a home! Let us tine may it be a year of redemp- ment. Oled but to serve. • leader Maunch and true . Nevertheless, though the year never again lose sight of this in- tion, progress, and peace. A LT CH A BELSON, has been an extremely trying and escapable eif t f ct of our existence. Woodbine. N. J. difficult one and the immediate The Jew eople needs a home! Let them shout for joy, and be prospects are not bright, the re- Across t e dark curtain of hate, glad, that favour my righteous Peace is the daughter of war. markable courage, faith and ten , persecution and exile, spread cause: yea, let them say con- acity of our people in Palestine, across the face of two-thirds of tinually, Let the Lord be magni- Main Office The shortest follies are the best. which in recent years accomplish- Europe today, there is written fied, which hath pleasure in the ed such seemingly impossible large in letters of fire and blood prosperity of his servants From an age without hope tasks and wrested so many glor- this legend which our people must —Psalms 35:27 springs an age without fear. ious victories, is continuing to read and, reading, resolutely act: stand them in good stead. Their The Jewish people needs a home! morale has been splendid. They To be sure there are other im- have not yielded to violence and portant tasks which we must per- terror. They have proceeded to form at the present time to help Rosh Hashonah Greetings and Best Wishes • build new colonies and settlements our fellow Jews throughout the in the very zone of battle and wolrd. There is political work to have defended them valiantly. be done. Relief funds are des- first Winhes for a Happy New Year These Jews of Palestine who are perately needed at this hour to our chosen vanguard have been help our people in Central and carrying on the hard and sacri- Eastern Europe, and no Jew will finial labor of land and nation want to Flick this compelling ob- building with a courage and a ligation in this crucial hour. There dignity which might. Well fill us are the continiuiinig itasks of THEATERS with deep and justifiable pride. maintaining our communay life Though the remarkable rate of everywhere, our religious, philan- W1THERELL AND ELIZABETH STS. progress which Palestine exper- thropic and education institutions. ienced in recent years, which in Palestine does not and must not less than two decades brought claim any exclusive allegiance or 300,000 Jews in to the country, devotion. But Palestine does has for the time being slowed claim priority. Palestine is not down, the country nevertheless is just another worthy project in continuing to develop. New set- Jewish life. In the profoundest Rosh Ilashonah Greetings and Best Wishes tiers are arriving, among them sense, it is the most vital and cru- hundreds of children rescued from cial pled of our people at this the horror-pits of Austria and time and at all times. ROSH IIASIIONAH GREETINGS TO ALL Germany. New areas are being Fellow Jews! On the threshold opened for settlement and culti- of the New Year I transmit to you vation. Palestinian' exports have the appeal of the Yishuv in Pal- Intelli- increased. substantially estine for a brotherly strengthen- gent effoit is being applied to- RAndolph 1395 WHOLESALE FISH DISTRIBUTORS of their hands and hearts, for 128 W. JEFFERSON ward the strengthening of indus- ing reassurance for a just sharing in try and the solution of the un- employment problem which the sacrifice and for tools and meter- 1320-1324 NAPOLEON ST. ials with which to build the tem- enforced curtailment of immigra- ple of our national life and of lion and the disturbances in the CADILLAC 1065 our imperishable ideals. country have aggravated. Jewish communities in the Uni- Palestine Jewry for the time SINCEREST NEW YEAR GREETINGS! •• ■ ••• ■ • being is holding and defending ted States which have npt yet the political and economic posi- organized their efforts for the urg- are lions already won, waiting for United Palestine Appeal, ' the hour of release from uncer- ed to do so at once. Those which ROSH HASHONAH GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES tainty and insecurity to,make an- have had their campaigns during other decisive advance towards the year and are conscious that growth and expansion, Ito it has they have not met their full re- done so often in the last 20 years snonsibility in the present situa- following brief periods of eco- Lion, are urged to supplement Miller Ave. at Michigan Central R. R. their funds. Individual Jews who nomic relapse. 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