Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 34

FORD LAUDS JEWS ! AS "GREAT PEOPLE' Auto Magnate Attends New York Testimonial Dinner to David A. Brown. By the Assciated Press. NEW YORK, May 24—Henry Ford, %ho two 280 made P“"“CD:‘D‘”O'S Indepéndent, ha pr the race for its benevolence -nd philanthropy. ‘The statement was a tribute to the est of honor last night, when Mr. rd sat ddwn with 2,000 Jews at a tes- timonial dinner to David A. Brown, Jewish philantropist. Mr. Ford did not speak. His state- ment -said: “I am happy to come here tonight to ay tribute to my old friend, David A. rown, and through him to the great Tace which is proud and fortunate to | count him among its own. David. A. Brown is & mnml example of the great Dbenevolence of ihe Jewish people, their thhfllllhmy their eéagerness to make is world Dbetter, to educate the un- tuwrea 0 heal the sick, to care for orphans. Their intense and intelli- genc pnmcnptuon in all that makes for civic righteousness snd social justice stamps them as a great people—and David A. Brown is one of their greatest and finest sons.” The occasion of the dinner was the temoval of Mr. Brown from Detroit to | this eity to assume the chairmanship | of the board of the new Broadway Na- tionsl Bank. Mr. Brown, who has been identified with national and non-sec- tarian philanthropic activities for 15 yeArs, is chairman of the directors of the China famine relief and of the ynited Jewish campaign. - Mr. Ford's apology to the Jews was published after Aaron Sapiro's $1.- 000,000 libél suit against him was set- tled out of court. WOMEN ORGANIZE CLUB TO HONOR FRENCH COOK American Starts Feminine Hun- dred as Petticoat Gourmet's Organization. PARIS (#)—An American woman is at the head of & newly formed feminine gourmet’s club. The Feminine Hundred Club is a tticoat version of the long famous \mmd Club, which includes France's most famous lovers of good French cookery and which excludes women. The woman gourmet's club is no prohibitionist organisation. Nor is its Ammun president, Mrs. Paul Ettlinger, a dry. Red and white wine were served at the initial club lunch. Wine will be served &t the discretion of the hostesses at lunches to follow, Mrs. Ettlifiger an- nounces. Lunches are to be at members’ homes. ‘They are limited to $1.80 the plate, in- cluding wines. At t 40 charter members belong to the organization. THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UNION ISURGED IN ASSEMBLY REPORT Reformed Synod Included, With Continued Consideration of Methodist Episcopal Merger Also Recommended. By the Associated Press. 8T. PAUL, May 24.—Negotiation with other Presbyterian Church bodies and the Reformed Church Synod toward union with the Presbyterian Church of the United States of America was rec- ommended in a report made public to- day at the latter's idlst General As- sembly. ‘The ‘assembly’s department on church t‘o—op!rlflnn and unjon urged in the report that “there be a complete union with all the bodies on the Reformed faith and Presbyterian order.” Groups mentioned by the department to whom it proposes overtures be made include the United Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian Church, in the United States, often called the South Church, in addition to the Reformed Church Synod, which is best known as the Dutch Reformed Church. Continued consideration of a proposal for a union with the Methodist Episco- pal- Church also was urged. Definite action on this proposal, made at various times, long has been pending, but is not expected to be taken at this assembly in view of the fact that the next Metho- dist General Conference is to be held three years hence. Dr. J. Ross Btevenson, president of | Pflnceton Theological Seminary, Prince- ton, N. is chairman of the depart- Tent. s own Inatitttion was the ub- jeet of three reports, each with a mi- nority report attached, also officially pmemed today. EMERSON Ask Your Dealer WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Doubleday-Hill Electric * Company of the South ‘They revolve around an old contro- versy in Which a group styled as “Lib- erals” seeks reorganization of the con- trol ‘of the institution and increase in the power of the president, while an ultraconservative group urges little or no change except in one case, that the president be shorn of much power. This controversy is expected to be brought into the open Saturday and Monday. Dr, Cleland B. McAfee of Chicago is| the new moderator of the assembly. He was elected late yesterday, defeating Dr. Robert Dick Wilson of the. faculty of EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Princeton Theological Seminary, by a vote of 572 to 332. Outlawing of war and establishment of justice among the races was in two proposals before the assembly for approval today. y were offered as articles 1o be added to the social ideals of the churches, originally adopted in 1908, and since circulated by the PFederal Council of Churches as an interdenomi- national expression of the Christian conscience. Game Preserves of Maine. In the State of Maine there are at present 30 bird and animal sanctuaries and there are few counties in the State which do not have tracts set aside for the protection and preservation of blrd LIFE $4465 INSURANCE 44 Age 35 Compaxy's Assets $500,000.0¢ Send' the dne nl your birth for an illustration M. LeRoy Goff 1036 Wn“;‘lrd Bids. 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