Impressive Volume Memorializes
Rabbi Brickner's Many Services

An impressive memorial to
Dr. Barnett R. Brickner, one
of American Jewry's most dis-
tinguished spiritual leaders, has
just been issued by the Barnett
R. Brickner Memorial Founda-
tion, 23737 Fairmount, Cleve-
land 21, under the title "Por-
trait of a Rabbi."
Written by Rabbi Samuel M.
Silver, who was an associate of
Rabbi Brickner in Cleveland
for seven years, at Anshe

in the Herzl Club which counted
among its members such dis-
tinguished leaders as Dr. Abba
Hillel Silver, Dr. Emanuel Neu-
mann and others who had risen
to great lengths in Jewish life,
were the beginnings of his
training which resulted in his
gaining the esteem not only of
American Jewry but also of
communities in other lands. As
rabbi in Toronto, where he held
the first pulpit, he already be-
came widely known as an ora-
tor, as a Jewish leader, as an
indefatigable worker for Jewish
causes.
He was a student of Dr.
Samson Benderly and was one
of the first "Benderly boys,"
as the group that was trained
by the eminent scholar be-
came known. He was asso-
ciated with the late A. H..
Friedland in educWonal work
in Cleveland, and he made
Jewish learning one of his
chief concerns in a rich and
active life.
Dr. Brickner's Zionist activ-
ities were major in his busy
schedule. His contributions to
the good will movement, as a
leader in the National Confer-
ence of Christians and Jews;
his work abroad among the
armed forces and his efforts in
behalf of relief movements dis-
tinguished him among Jewish
leaders.
Rabbi Silver's story is all-
inclusive. The reader learns
about the leadership qualities
of Mrs. Brickner, about their
children's devotions to Jewry
and their great respect for their
personal heritage, and about Dr.
Brickner's readiness to defend
the name of the Jew on all
occasions.
Rabbi Brickner "had about
him the touch of the .prophet,"
Rabbi Silver summarizes his
tribute. He has succeeded in
properly evaluating one of
American Jewry's most dis-
tinguished leaders in our and
the last generation.

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Two Events Announced by
Sholem Aleichem Institute

George M. Zeltzer, president
SINCE THE DAY HE came
leichem
h
to Detroit from Kiev, Russia,
re.-
tute, announces the schoolIsnsti-
in 1911, the ambition of Morris
opening on Wednesday.
W. Zack, who passed away sud-
On Saturday night, Sept. 26,
denly last week, was like
Chapter 2 of the Institute will
hunger . . . He arrived here
install the following officers:
virtually penniless, and took a
Ray Raphael, president; Mrs.
job that paid 11 cents an hour
Sidney - Kaye, vice-president;
in a metal casting plant . . .
Mrs. Jack Cohen, secretary; Dr.
PLUM WHIP DESSERT
But he soon was making $12 a
Manny Shaw, treasurer.
3 egg whites
week, at Detroit Gear Machine 1/4 teaspoon salt
Chapter 1 will hold its annual
4 tablespoons sugar
Co. . .. and within six months,
banquet in honor of the New
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2 cups thawed plum juice
was foreman at $25 a week. . . .
Year on Sunday, evening, Sept.
Beat egg whites with salt, 27, 6 p.m. The guest speaker
In 1915 he founded the M. W.
Zack Metal Co. „ , Only five adding sugar gradually while will be B. Y. Bialostotzky, well
years later, he was exclusive beating till it holds a peak. Stir known Yiddish poet and essay-
buying agent for three of the in lemon juice and thawed ist and member of the editorial
country's largest consumers of frozen puree with a fork as board of the Jewish Daily For-
ward. Shoshana Freedman will
scrap metal . . . While busi-
present a program of Yiddish
nesses folded up, he weathered 2 New JCA Settlements
the storm, and his personal
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—The Jew: and Hebrew songs.
standing in 1935 was such that ish Colonization Association will
he was appointed a member of finance the establishment of
LATE DR. BRICKNER
MUSIC! ENTERTAINMENT!
the national section of the NRA two new settlements in the
Chesed Temple, but better
Code Authority under President Lachish area at a cost of 750,000
Sammy Woolf
known as the Euclid Avenue
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
And His Orchestra
Israeli pounds ($412,500) it
Temple, this volume gives a
MORRIS ZACK'S OFFICE on was • announced here by Abra-
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complete account of Rabbi
Howard Street was like a busy ham Hartzfeld, chairman of the
UN 3 6501
Brickner's life, evaluates his
doctor's office . . . filled with Agricultural Bank.
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activities as a Zionist and tells
people hoping and waiting for a
of his many services in civic
donation . . . Many times as he
life and to the American armed
sat in his chair, Morris would
forces in the last two wars.
look at wall with the picture
Rabbi Silver, who now holds
on it of
of his father blowing the
the pulpit in Temple Sinai,
Shofar, and recall the days after•
Stanford. Conn., calls his ac-
he first came here.
count "an affectionate memoir."
MORRIS ZACK provided sup
He calls the deceased leader a
port for two girls at an orphan
navi and ascribes to him all the
age in Israel . . . When the
qualities of a prophet in Israel.
people of Woodhull Lake desper
Freshly Done in Our Own Kitchens
Dr. Brickner's "fiery, fer-
ately needed a synagogue, i
vent manner," his "ceaseless
was founded by him and namec
Lb.
energy and unquenching en-
after his father.
thusiasm," is commended in
MORRIS ZACK loved life . .
Lb.
this book in which the author
He enjoyed his family, friend
relates his former associate's
Senate Rejects - Housing
and religious beliefs . . . Bor:
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39 years in the rabbinate-
May 25, 1893, his rise was lik
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Bill Voted by Pa. House
34 of them in Cleveland. -
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HARRISBURG, Pa., (JTA)- a Horatio Alger legend.
"Portrait of a Rabbi" is an
account that begins from child- The Pennsylvania State Senate
Full Course Dinners Served Daily
hood. We learn of Rabbi Brick- Laboi and Industry Committee PEC to Participate I
ner's abilities as an orator, of by a vote of nine to five has
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the manner in which he capti- killed a fair housing bill in Ashdod Project
vated his hearers in a Yiddish passed by the House. Nathan
BERMA
The Palestine Economic Cor
address when he was 18, and L. Edelstein, chairman of the poration has joined Philip M.
the progress he made as a Philadelphia Commission on Klutznick, of Forest Park, Ill.
OAK PARK
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youth, when he already dis- Human Relations, described the and former Nathanya Mayo
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played leadership qualities even defeat of the bill as a blow to Ovid Ben-Ami in the urban
before he became a rabbi, upon the welfare of the state. Edel- development project at Ash
his graduation from Hebrew stein said the Philadelphia (led, it was announced by Jo
body would continue to press
Union College.
seph Meyerhoff, of Baltimore
His early Zionist activities, for fair housing legislation.
president of PEC.
15301 E. Jefferson at Beaconsfield
The Palestine Economic Cor
VA 2 4118
poration, Meyerhoff said, in
Luncheons 11 to 3 — Dinners 5:00
vested 500,000 Israeli pound
BY HENRY LEONARD
to 10:30. S uppers 10:30 to 2 a.m.
($275,000) in the Ashdod proj .
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ect in 1959, and has earmarke
3020 GRAND RIVER. Free Parking. TE 3-0700. Pri-
vate Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving
a similar amount for invest
the World's Finest Steaks, Chops and Sea Foods fot
LATEST STOCK OOP
ment in the project next year
more than 26 years. All Beef aged in our cellars.
PEC, according to Meyerhoff CHOP HOUSE
is also expanding its invest
ments in other fields of industr3 ROBIN HOOD'S serving the finest and most delicious of foods, Steaks,
and development in Israel. J r Chops, Chicken Club Sandwiches. Short Orders. Delicious Hamburgers.
1960, the company will inves . "Served as you like it."
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the Serafon plastics industry
500,000 pounds ($275,000) it
MARIA'S PIZZERIA BANQUET FACILITIES
the Bayside Land Corporation
of Haifa; and 1,500,000 pound
Specializing in Pizza Pie and Famous Italian Foods
($825,000) in an urban housin
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project.
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Jewish Boy and Girl Scouts fro 1 Music by Muzak
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Union. The Jewish Communit ,
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