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NATIONAL LEADERS OF JEWISH
WAR VETERANS WILL ADDRESS
CITIZENSHIP RALLY SUNDAY

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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GREAT YIDDISH TALKING PICTURE, Samuel Untermeyer
SHOLEM ALEICHEM'S "TEVYA," WILL Leaves $100,000 to
BE SHOWN HERE APRIL 25 TO MAY 5 Hebrew University

The greatest Yiddish talking
picture ever produced—"Tevya"
—based on Sholem Aleichem's
great story "Tevya der Milchiger
(the Dairyman)" will come to
Detroit for a 10-day showing at
the Cinema Theater, 59 E. Co-
lumbia, from April 25 through
May 5.
Featuring the great actor
Maurice Schwartz 'cast the star
role, "Tevya" has a cast of 500.
Music for the production was
written by Sholem Secunda, fa-
mous as the composer of "Bei
Mir Bist Du Shein. '
Sholem Aleichem was a man
of the people. He was a Ukrain-
ian Jew who possessed a unique
love for the Steppes of Ukraine
and its scenic beauty. He un-
derstood the life of the Ukrain-
ian peasant just as well as that
of the Jew. The Ukrainian soil
was as near and dear to him as
a mother, therefore he could
create better than anyone else
the character of his beloved
hero, "Tevya, the Dairyman."
The Ukraine is proud of Sholem
Aleichem and all his works are
translated into Ukrainian.
"Tevya, the Dairyman" is a
universal character. He could be
an American farmer or an Irish
milk dealer, and each people
could point to such a hero be-
cause he is both human and
tragic.
Tevya philosophizes about life
—he has no education but he
thinks like an educated man. He
is never clever, but he acts like

a wise man because life, the soil
NEW YORK. (WNS)—The
and honesty make him clever. Hebrew University will receive
Tevya is a Jew because he was $100,000 according to pro-
visions in the will of the late
born one and he knows it only Samuel Untermeyer, prominent
too well—that it is his duty to attorney and foe of Nazism,
be a good and pious Jew. He who died last month. The be-
knows what he is about. Faced quest is subject to certain con-
with a big calamity, he doesn't ditions which were not dis-
lose his head. He is a religious closed.
Untermeyer's 70-acre Grey-
man as all men who live close to
Mother Nature are; he perceives stone estate in Yonkers which
God's wonders in which he be- was willed to New York State,
lieves. The peasants love him was not accepted because of
because he is part of them. He the high cost of maintenance.
is a good neighbor and if not
for the Czar's regime which in-
stigated the pogroms on the Jews,
Tevya would have remained all
his life in the village among the
peasants because they loved and
respected him on account of his
The following trees were plant-
honesty and love for all human
ed this week in the Ehrlich Me-
beings.
morial Forest:
Davison Bros., in memory of
Anthony Deutsch; Davison Bros.,
in memory of Joseph H. Ehr-
lich; Mr. and Mrs. William Par-
nos, in memory of Isadore Falik;
Joe Freedman, in memory of
Kvutzah Ivrith, the Hebrew Joseph Ehrlich; B. Malzherg; Mr.
cultural group of Detroit, will and Mrs. L. C. Touff; Mrs. Louis
meet Saturday evening, April 6, Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Morris
in the Philadelphia-Byron He- Jacobs, for recovery of Rabbi
brew School. The speaker, Meyer Hershman; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Mathis, will discuss the subject Kramer; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
"The Exploitation of Natural Re- Purdy; Ann and Mrs. II. Kurtz-
sources in Palestine." Mr. Mathis Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kurtz-
has made a thorough study of man, in honor of birth of son to
this subject. His address will be man; A. Cooper, in memory of
delivered in Hebrew. All people Joseph Ehrlich; Louis Gunsburg,
who understand Hebrew are cor- in memory of Anthony Deutsch
dially invited to attend. There and Mrs. Bertha Fischer; Mr. and
Mrs. I.Shetzer, in memory of
is no admission charge.

Trees Planted in
Ehrlich Forest

Mathis to Address
Kvutzah Saturday

On Sunday, April 7, at 8 p. m.,
at the Veterans Building, 704
E. Jefferson Ave., the Jewish
War Veterans of Detroit will
offer to the Jewish citizens of
this community an opportunity
to become acquainted with the
work that has been done by the
veterans throughout the entire
country.
An entertaining program has
been arranged. The entire com-
munity is invited.
Morris Stone, national vice-
commander of the Jewish War
Veterans of the United States,
will deliver the principal address
of the evening. Mr. Stone is na-
tionally known for his excellent
Americanization and Good Will
work.
Music will be furnished by the
renowned band of the Charles

Young Post No. 77 of the A n ,.
ican Legion. Mrs. David K•;11-
man, talented musician, will lie
the soloist, accompanied by Muis
Lillian Robbins at the piano.
Rabbi Leon Fram will deft. ir
the invocation.
Other speakers of the eveiiiiig
will be Rabbi Fram, speaking fur
the Jewish Community Couniiil;
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka,
man for American Jewish (' , 11-
gress, and Samuel W. Leib, \‘ ho
will represent the Bnai Brith.
The motion picture "Land of
the Free," with sound, which
portrays the inherent greatn , ss
and steady progress of this coun-
try, will he shown.
Dr. Hilliard W. Goldstick will
be the master of ceremonies.
Many leading citizens will be
among the invited guests.

J. II. Ehrlich; Mr. and Mrs. David
Friedman, in memory of Moses
P. Winkelman; Mrs. J. B. Bar-
uch, in memory of Joseph Ehr-
lich; Dr. and Mrs. John B. Hor-
witz; Mr. and Mrs. Morse Col-
ten; S. K. Kohlenberg; Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Shetzer; Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Newman; Ann and
Nathan Milstein; Lazarus Rosen-
thal in memory of Mrs. S. Lan-
ski and Moses P. Winkelman; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Holtzman, in
memory of Joseph Ehrlich; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Modell; A.
Margulies; Mrs. Maurice J. Cap-
lan; Mrs. Maurice J. Caplan; Al
Kasle; Charles Grossberg; David

J. Goldberg; Wm. Friedman in
memory of Anthony Deutsch;
Harry Bielfield in memory of
Joseph Ehrlich; Max Kogan; Her-
bert Eiges; Morris Lachover; Dr.
P. M. Bernstein; H. A. Hyman;
J. B. Neiman; A. Gordon; David
Goldberg; Mr and Mrs. Samuel

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