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…Friday, January 25, 1946 THE JEWISH NEWS Hebrew in American Universities Isaacs Views Introduction Of Study in Early Days Harvard and Other Universities Regarded Hebrew 'Key to Textual Study of Bible' in Colonial Days; Urges Promotion of Course at Wayne By BERNARD ISAACS Page Twenty-three Palestine Inquiry Group Opens London Hearings Classified Advertisements LINERS accepted from responsible firms or persons by telephone LONDON (JTA) ...…

…Fridajf, Nnuary 2S, .190 . THE 'JEWISH NEWS Page Twenty-four Aid Survivors, Leaders' Plea To U. S. Jewry In '46 Appeal The addresses appearing on this page were delivered at the extra- ordinary conference of the Jewish Welfare Federation of Detroit last Tuesday evening at Hotel Statler. See story on page 1. Texts of 1 GEORGE BACKER Appeals to Detroit 3y GEORGE BACKER Many competent observers back from Europe have described their horr...…

…elvish Perialleal CeNta CLIFTON ASINUI • CINCINNATI 20, L1:10 THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH ETROIT LWISII ifitONICII 1884 LE RE NT WI DO Otilt FAST and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FIIIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935 VOL. XXXVI. No. 35 her Bldg. 40 IN MICHIGAN NEWSPAPER PRINTED C Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents HUSSEIN KHALIDI, Allied Jewish Campaign PROBLEMS OF OLD ! American Economic Planning league of Nations Petitioned MOSLEM, S...…

…- - TfIEVETROMIEWISII PAGE TWO 15 LBS. BLUCHER TAKES IMPORTANT POST THE BARGAINS OF ALL TIME De Luxe Family Service Additional Pound. 5 Cent. per Pound Quits as City Planner to Become Executive Director of National Planning Society Pieces ■ nd Handkerchiefs Neatly Ironed Bath Towels and Underwear Fluffed Dried A SPLENDID WINTER SERVICE Flat C ALL SHIRTS No matter what you pay, no laundry can launder a finer shirt. 20 lbs. D AM...…

…A merica Apish Periodical Cater CLIFTON AVENUE • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO - 111 EDLTROITAW1Sfl alROXICLE PAGE THREE and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE JEWISH ESKIMO LE I Weideman Speaks _ o Saturday Night d wil s Anniversary Dinner Banquet JENNIE GOLDSTEIN Of FORENSIC LEAGUE I Arrange Cong. B'nai David CASE IS TEST OF Of Gewerkshaften AROUSES INTER EST To Be Held Feb. 10! GUEST STAR HERE To Be Held Feb. 10 IMMIGRATION-RULE "The Fin inge ing of t...…

…br E RONICZ end THE LEGAL CHRONICLE filbIATROITIEWIS/1 RON 1C1 "Insufficient Aryan Ancestry" and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE PailisIsed Weekly by The Jewish Chroakle fflAtishlog Cw, LW. Iletmor as Second-claa. matter Mach t, ISIS, M th. Poets tam at Detroit, Mich under th• Act of March I, 11111. General Offices and Publication Building 525 Woodward Avenue Teleplaiww: Cadillac 1040 Cable Address: Chronicle Landes Otas., 14 Stratford Place, Lon...…

…Aliterkalr 9ewtsk Periodical Cotter CLIFTON AV1NUI • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO picVerRorrinsisneutoxICLE and THE LEGAL CHRONILLE _ mania wpm tetra 12:CURITY • morecmott RAM FROITE • SAYINGS W1111 InCURITT A.. loo I ddening one sition of the d an encour- ictivities and Scientific In- t American editor of the d member of n of the In- on his first if Jewish au- inian Repub- and Hebrew are to some the govern- ' the general declared. All sitio...…

…EteDETROIT,LE111SflafRONICLE PAGE SIX and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE Music Study Club 10th Soiree Feb. 6 You Are Cordially Invited to Attend the 18th Annual ha ll siren by the Detroit Jewish Free Burial Ass'n The Music Study Club of Detroit will present its tenth annual soiree at the Detroit-Leland on Wednes- day evening, Feb. 6, at 8:30. The program will feature several selections by the Music Study Clqb (Chewed .hel Ernest) BOOk CADILLAC...…

…▪ America lava PeriaVeal Cotter CLIFTON AVINUS • CINCINNATI 10, OHIO filEVentorrinvisii E0/41CU5 an4 .Hitnelhoclo. Little Hat Shop . . . Re-opens IT (Street Floor) ED e d • Spring styles • Spring colors • Spring fabrics 2.00 - 3.00 lOc V 23,000. III Pot - tuur wilt Pio It oil! poi ■ ∎ HEM there- for for LIFE. "Off - the • face" hat in pe- tersham, the most popular hat fabric. Black, brown, navy. 3.00 sot,sn ,-you ...…

…lki)entonjonsnatRONICIE PAGE EIGH'1 and THE LEGAL CHRONICLE 400•7,1 Creative Education I Jr. Congregation ■ x-,--mooklook.---,.--ohzoom..--06,1 ,--- $ Pep... I ri First Meeting of Edo. 0 Addresses and Recreation Corn- 0 cation mittee of Service Group 0; What the hayfields and cornfields do for the country boy, that's what we do for you. C g g I / The education and recreation /1 committee of the Detroit Service SIDNEY-HILL t, , , ...…

…• - America Apish Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATI.Ndl - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE NINF, VglizonjEwun OiRONICIE and THE LEGAL CHROrm..Lc. STAGE A N D SCREEN RI. C. at Chez Paree Alvtie-nk spat 1.\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\• ■,■■■■■■■■■ Z. CA AN PROVIDES 1. TUES., JAN. 29 TEMPLE BETH EL MUSIC, ORCHESTRAS at 8:30 P. M. FOR ALL OCCASIONS 11 '""'"'"i1 " (""" " ' TEMPLE FORUM "The Drama as • Social Force" ANITA BLOCK Sir Willmott Lewis...…

…PIEDLTROITAMSB(FIRONICLE and THE LZ.C.,,,c. CHRONICLE AMERICAN ECONOMIC PLANNING BODY FOR PALESTINE CREATED TO UNITE EXISTING AGENCIES WEEK IN REVIEW ILUDWHIIGTSL_ EAW SSIISMOIHLA NTION ,- 1711.1 1CONCLUDET ;11 PAGE 11 0 LI 01. I , II: LEAGUE OF NATIONS PETITIONED BY JEWISH SPOKESMEN IN BEHALF OF REFUGEES FROM SAAR BASIN PAGE oNE) German Jews an tTcated. In this, 1 the Nazis are theoretically limited clear what a false bargain we child...…

…• America/I Apish Periodical eater CLIFTON AMU' • CINCINNATI 30, 01110 liEbETROITAWISII 91RONICIA- All Jewish News All Jewish Views WITHOUT BIAS THE ONLY ANGLO-JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929 VOL. XXVII. NO. 9 SUCCESS ASSURED PALESTINE LABOR DRIVE IN DETROIT Two-Thirds of $7,500 Quota Raised at Dinner Sun- day Evening. MAYOR BLOCH HONORED AT NUMEROUS AFFAIRS Detroit, Windsor and Flint ...…

…PAGE TWO THEikr14" EIVISMORONICIE DR. JOSEPH GOLDBERGER DIES A MARTYR TO SCIENCE DURING HIS RESEARCH WORK berger k survived by his widow,' three sons and a daughter. ASSURED TOOL SHOP MEETS SUCCESS PALESTINE LABOR ITS TOUGHEST FOE , DRIVE IN DETROIT Mr. Marshall's Eulogy. (Continued From Page One). , City College, New York. Ile en- 1 Marshall eulogized the the New World attacked and the tered Bellevue Hospital, receiving iate Dr. Joseph G...…

…Almeria It *risk Periodical CIJIT011 Alitt011 • CIMOINNAII sO 011110 ti PAGE THREE F. Oh, WELL ! FINE PROGRAM FOR CONCERT ON FEB. 3 IT ONLY HAPPENS ONCE A YEAR Dr. Gunzberg Arranges In- teresting Affair For Infants' Home. EMBARRASSING MOMENTS \Then you run down a friend .. . By CHARLES C. BECKER Dr. Mark Gunzburg, who is in charge of arrangements for ti n ' concert of the Hebrew Infants' I Orphan Home, to be held Sunday $75 $80 $9...…

…• iluVentorr EWISRORONICII5 ,t I .4 .• 'a '66b PE ha ROITAWISB efRONICLE Publiahed Weekly by The Jewish Chreloklo Pubilehlog JOSEPH .1. CUMMINS JACOB H. SCHAKNE .......... PHILIP MAURICE M. SAFIR SLOMOVITZ Ion. President ...... Secretary and Treasurer Managi og Editor Advertising Manager Entered as second-stare matter March 8, 19t8, at the Fosto1lIce at Detroit, Mich., under the Act of March 8, 1879. General Offices and Publicati...…

…A meriam Avish Periodad Colter CLIFTON AMUR • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO 9LTROIVEWISA aRaN9:41 JULIUS DEUTELBAUM CALLS UPON JEWISH COMMUNITY TO A ID PISGAH LODGE WORK CURTAIN S FAULTLESSLY LAUNDERED OR CLEANED Faultless Curtain Laundry and Cleaners newspaper writer. She joined th • WOLFSON TO SPEAK staff of the Evening World i 1910. She wrote "The New Jeru AT FORUM SUNDAY sebum" "Palestine Awake," Ep grams of Eve," "Everyman' s (Continued from...…

…PAGE SIX PIEDLTROtI ~ 6K1SN ORM ICU 1 OBSERVE HADASSAH IF YOU'RE A YOUNG MAN SABBATH SATURDAY • Priced at $29.50, $34.50 and $39.50. ih ii II own s IFOXTil EATER BLDG. MANNIE COHN "Distinctive Clothes for Men" OPEN EVENINGS t i na* * * *** ******* ** ** 0* *** *O 0 0 0 ** 00* * *** 00001:1 0***** HARRY C.METZGER,M.D. Offices at 541-543 David Whitney Building PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF' INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD Telephone Rando...…

…1..9e17tore nvisnORONICLE N'2 • • • III i U In ■ I More than 300 boys and girls 7949 Mack Ave. (Near Van Dyke) ■ ■ Now Open Every Evening From 6 P. M. to Midnight ■ Dancing--Entertainment--Frolic I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Mrs. Blum Levin of Cincinnati, Ohio, announces 110 engagement of her daughter, Mae Esther, to Jacob Freedman, son of Mrs. Bertha Freedman of 1545 Chicago boulevard. Wedding Calendar p ADOLF'S SPECIAL DINNERS Ii 5—bliss...…

…PAGE EIGHT GOLDIE MEYERSON TO BE HERE FEB. 5 quet Sunday, Feb. 10, where rep- resentatives of many women's or- ganizations will greet her and send a message with her to the Chalut- zos in l'alestine. Goldie Meyerson will also visit Flint, Mich., and Toledo, Ohio. In Windsor the liadassah and B'nai B'rith ladies are calling a joint meeting to greet her. New Pioneer.' Club. The I'ioneer Women's Organiza- tion (Chalutzos) has organized a new cl...…

…America Apish Ptriodeal Cotter CLIFTON ATINU1 • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO nneon, MEVerKorr 0000 PLA NSTELLE NOW 1 HOUSE , Woodward al Ehot, Formerly Bonstelle Playhouse. Phone Columbia 1910 75c to 41.10. Mats.. Tilea. Wed., Thurs. and Son t o D. . Downtown Box office, tHInnell Bron.--Ilmown. Potters . , Cen. hfivtors Ithht• Second and lest Week Beginning Monday, January 28 The F,,. Time in Detroit G•orge M. Cohan's New York Success "WHI...…

…IIEVETROMIEWISfiefRONICIE DINNER OF SHAAREY ZEDEK FEBRUARY Dependable Cartape and Transfer CITY (Continued from Page One.) LII•16 NEW 5, methods in vogue to religious; schools and Talmud Torahs. It ! — goes beyond those methods. It Athena Girls' Club . Pythian Sisters Greater Detroit aims to make Jewish educatio n a ••■ The members of the Athen a Beta Rho Delta Sorer ty. Temple No. 152. vital part of the life of Jews, fr om Girls' Club ...…

…nw. the Jlar- d to ,000. the tidal ap- i'rust into srily, high a of trust k W. Michigan's Only Jewish Newspaper Printed in English 1- 1 - EbETROITILWISH 11-RONICLE [ Teephone l GLENDA LE 9-3-0-0 THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN MICHIGAN Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1924 VOL. XV. NO. 9 FRANKLIN REVIEWS 25 YEARS' SERVICE IN JUBILEE SERMON Detroit's Jubilarian Completes 25 Years' S...…

…TilLtDETINVIT hls1V11611CONICLE PAGE TWO WIL!RIL01181$11(10‘.11 101XICRIABIJIMBI Semi-Annual Clearance Solid Mahogany Chair Three Good Specials tt The frame is of gen- uine SI did mahogany splendidly built for sea ice as well as beauty and the up- holstery is of the best. Covered in hest qual- ity denim and marked These special items are published to give an idea of the drastic reductions which pre- vail throughout our establishment. T...…

…America 'eolith Periodical Carter CLIFTON ATTNUI - CINCINNATI 30, 0010 vprstorr frwtsm Moam. N Notre EET Jew- Den- ition- omen ie In- to be ep re- hood. r this ed by men's prin- i con- d. the TO hes to 01 at Main day, Jan. 27, welcome. armpit Seth El at 4 o'clock. All are WILL ADDRESS MEETING OF WOMEN'S LEAGUE OF LOCAL HEBREW SCHOOLS Men' ■ Temple Club: On Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, Edward T. Devine, Dh. D., L. I,. I)., will a...…

…USED CARS Everybody Rides in One OPEN LETTER TO DETROIT JEWS Samuel J. Mdes, president of Pis gall Lodge No 34, I. 0. B. 11., hat issued the following statement deal- ing with talk of forming another B'nai B'rith lodge: "It is rumored that a movement has been launched for the organization of another lEnai B'rith lodge in Detroit. I neither know nor tried to discover I the identity of the men interested in the movement locally, but am reliab...…

…tkierall faith Pefifdial &ea' aurrom Amos - amernun 30. OHIO PAGE FIVE KEREKIta IS 1Fffilfientorr, /rwisn (A Roll MI tl Its up Co you S rage Co. modal Chev- used nal a. ?baker, equip- it Jan- btoO• • store. As the refugees from the lands of massa- cres and boycotts come back to their ancient homeland, it is the Keren Hayesod that re- ceives them, that shelters them, (along with the Hadassah Medical Organization) tends them when t...…

…rittsPentnnjimsneIRONIaL PAGE SIX rWo as rioRst. mr coma Freedom of Worship. etRONICL THE DETROIT MINN 141.• ■ ••• MOO.n loo beCMOMI • Published Weekly by The Jewish Chronicle Puldishiaa Co, Inc. __ Joseph J. Cummins, President and Editor Jacob H. Schakne, Business Manager = - "tared its Second-elan. matter March I. 1916, at the Nelda. at Detroit, Mich., under the At of March 8, 1879. General Offices and Publication Building 8...…

…American 5arisli periodical Cotter PAGE SEVER 11 14)Cnt.° . glIEINWI gal IGI4 •L., BTTIER- BOX 11 GAS. I+. ICevywrIght, 1921. 11 c.JOSEPH- ------ B• Chas. II. .1•••••hd College educators are turning their broadsides on loose drinking and looser dancing that they say are all too frequently associated with the college girl and college boy. They say that while it is true that in all ages some women smoked and some women drank, that it w...…

…PIE ih:TRJOIT, IFwl cat al RON IC LE PAGE EIGHT Quality Value Service Engagements; gr the s r % ogrg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldstein o 439 East Ferry avenue announce the engagement of their cousin, Miss Mollie Rosen of New York, to Aaron Tozer of this city. A reception wi I be held Sunday evening, Jan. 27. A Special Purchase Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenblatt of 652 Theodore street announce the en- ment of their daughter, Belle a g e All eaclety...…

…A merico Jewish periodical Cater CLIFTON AVENUI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO PAGE NIN1‘ _!_w' .7kDgm_r,LEmfAIPL* kONOVetkas kr`ael 1 /41411:014.0 C o a t s . xyciat and Qrsonai r ` J yagl Coats !'tat would tempt almost any woman to plan a journey. Styles that just seem to fit in with California migrations and South- ern sojourns. New Spring models in such fabrics as Smyrna Cloth, Muscova, Juina, Angora Wool, and novelties. Many c,uirming cre...…

…PEPentogiensn(Aaorocus PAGE TEN the fact that Russia had been shut off from the rest of the world for several years, and no relief work was possible during that period within her borders. "But the $14,000,000 that the J. D. According to the Report of J•mes N. Rosnberg, Vice.Pre•Ident of the C. has spent in Russia does not by any means represent the total of the Joint Dittribution Committee. aid extended to her people by the com- especially o...…

…A merican Yavish Periodical Center CLIFTON AYINUR - CINCINNATI 20, OHIO PAGE ELEVEN, EV SIIHROlticus illfiPLTROFT ALIC arodlo44.11,11.0./.1,.././W.W.M.M/V40.0....nteweweara Ifflint Natrs ROMANO, NOTED PSYCHIC,' TO APPEAR IN DETROIT PERLMAN OPPOSES RESTRICTIVE BILL NEW YIDDISH STARS AT THE SHUBERT-MICHIGAN —Q.- Shopping 'Directory Commencing Friday night, Satur- Rom Romano, recently arrived in day and Sunday matinee 111111 night, Prel...…

…JANUARY 25, 1924 litEkerRortjEwisst(Axorocus 'Tenamunrc BY DAVID J. HIRSCH ur I 14 111111111 Yo,RE 4gaa5 4 The man who bought hi. home • little at • time has the satisfac- I tion of knowing that the small bed ginning assures the comfortable, ending. Let us give you the facts.] MEMBER BOAR D N I DETROIT REA L Walt UNITED ii VitS1IRtiliitAlliAB Leak A.REALTYCOMPANYAL GARFIELD 2423.5380 8748 LINWOOD AVE. • SWAP Your Out of Date Fur...…

…A merica/) 5cwish Periodical Carter CLIFTON AVENUE - cINCINNATI 20, OHIO THE JEWISH CHRONICLE MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Vol. III. No. 8 DETROIT, MICH., FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918 THOUSANDS HEAR JEWISH MESSAGE AT ANN ARBOR ZIONIST LEADERS CONFER WITH LLOYD GEORGE. A Dominant International Figure London.-- I.,,rd Rothschild together with the Zionist leaders, Dr. Tchle- now, Nahum Sokono• and Prof. Weitzman were received by Premie...…

…PAGE TWO THE JEWISH CHRONICLE JEWISH BATTALION SOON TO LEAVE FOR PALESTINE FRONT MAYOR H'ILAN Al•PO:N7 DESIGNATE COMLNG WEEK AS "MERCY WEEK" FOR RELIEF FOUR • *i•• Famous British Organization 6 Composed of All Nation- alities But Jews Pre- dominate. - •tI Commemorates Anniversary of Pres. Wilson's Proclama- tion Day for Relief of Jewish War Sufferers. ,r they•• r" nal training pe• - a the west i• • .• new year it will tine front, a...…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE ik , " 4/4/ 4►40/ 11-411r4r4r 4/ 4 /4/41 /4/ArAirAIIIIIIIA/A117$ New Jewish Women's 0 Charitable Society Is Organized , 1 i 1 4 § r 14 LOCAL ACTIVITIES '‘ Landy Transfer Company Detroit Jewish Ladies' Relief Society Will Give Aid to Destitute Fam- !IldrArAllirArdf/AfrAlfr 4. 404, 40rAr Air Ar AriprArArArjr.li. ( ilies—Will Hold Mass Meting at Statler on Jan. 28. Mizrachi Holds Convention 'Charles in New York Jan. ...…

…PAGE FOUR ME JEWISH CHRONICLE THE STORY OF LEON TROTZKY (Continued From Page One.) institutions for the relb•f of Russian political prisoners. Ile spent over a year in Siberia, however, and learned by bitter experience the details of the cruelty of the Czar's autocratic sys- tem. lie wrote a pamphlet entitled "There and Back" which described his experiences in Siberia, a piece of literature that we may soon have the pleasure of reading in ...…

…Prish Periodical eater _ _ CLIFTON MHO! CINCINNATI 10, OHIO THE JEWISH CHRONICLE imo( absolute of his "i(t..rinaii ness." .111 kind,,.( nantes and epithets were hurled at his um:oinhed head. Many picas tine peopl e disco% cred that Trotzky had Lens a "shoe-lace ped- dler' and a salesm an of collar buttons on some Fast Nth' ■ .: . ticr. and a sub- PAGE FIVE RABBINIC ZIONISM BY RABBI EMIL G. HIRSCH. waiter in the !Loci 1Vald•iri-.1storia,...…

…PAGE SIX THE JEWISH CHRONICLE THE JEWISH CHRONICLE RABBINIC ZIONISM But more surprising than the small general average of the indi- Issued Every Friday by The Jewish Chronicle Publishing Company vidual gift is the fact that there are so few in a community like this ANTON KAUFMAN- • - • • President MICHIGAN'S JEWISH HOME PUBLICATION Subscription in Advance $1.50 per year Offices 314 Peter Smith Bldg. Phone: Cherry 3381. RABBI LEO M. ...…

…THE JEWISH CHRONICLE HADASSAH SENDS TONS OF CLOTHING TO DESTITUTE IN PALESTINE PAGE SEVEN SOCIETY Established 1SS3 sec : a t cd With the le mist m iiamirat :: operating with the Ildr,iinc l ■ rx - H. K. Leonard Furniture Mrs. Peter \ dud Nlf , . Joseph I . . .oilman i•ntettaiin d at sclera] days in the city en her home on d'litirsday a iteribeit sc vral tons of clothing to the natives of l i alestine, great numbers nt whom route to Syra...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE JEWISH CHRONICLE AUTOMOBILE HAS BECOME A NECESSITY • One Thousand Owners of Haynes Car Testify to Indispensability of Motor Car. More than 80 p( r cent of the pas- senger automobiles in use today are indispensable to business. This fact is disclosed in a nation-wide investi- gation just completed by the Haynes Automobile Company, Kokomo, Ind. Of the less than 20 per cent who do not hold the automobile a business necessity, m...…