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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
ST. LUKE HAS
BIG PROGRAM
LAST SUNDAY

Sunday Jan. % was a big day
for 81. Luke Church. The Sunday
School opened at s:l5 q. m. with
a nice attendance.
The regular church service began
AZ l0:45 a. m. by singing Stand
up for Jesus.' both the choir and
congregation participating. Scrip
ture lesson was Mark Ills
The pastor. Rev. w. Z. Smith,
chose for his subject. The Car
penter OF Life In which he en-
phasized that the carpenter Of life
is Jesus Christ. who is the carpen-
ter OF carpenters. Jesus is able TO
repair our lives said Rev. Smith.
Al 3 D. m. the Laymen met at
ST. Paul's Church OF Southwest
Detroit. Splendid music was fur
nished by the newly organized
l-aymen's choir
The young peoples league met
at 6 p. m.
After the evening service we at
tended FRS, Baptist Church where
a splendid program was enjoyed.
Florence Blount Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
JESUS RETURN
BY
DIR. il. MOORE

sunday morning. Jan. 20. the
members OF John wesley A M. +.
Zion Church heard an inspiring
message from Rev. J. l.. Moore on
the subject. THE Second Coming
OF Jesus" In this inspiring dts
course was pictured the spectacu'
lar and giorified return OF Jesus.
II was stated that. the second
coming Of Jesus is the time when
Christ shall judge the world
Rev. Moore divided his sermon
In two parts, namely. How shall he
come? and what he will do after he
returns. 1.-The character OF the
occasion as we'll as the nature OF
christ's judgement" said the pas
tor. lis fully set out In the scrip
ture although not so fully under
stood by mankind
The Sunday School and Varick
Christian Endeavor Society had ar
unusually large attendance. All
members participated in the points
OF discussion.
The pastor urged all auxiliaries
10 function more vigorously and
be able to report their quota the
second Sunday in February.
Levi 2. Saunders is church
clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
EBENEZER TO
PRESENT THIRD
HISTORY BILL

In keepirg with the annual :,
servance fcf Negro History wess
EbeneserA will present at ils ,h,'s
"nrst Sunday Musicale" a snac,' S
program entitled An EVENT."
With Negro Composers" The me-
gram will feature the comhinss
choirs Of the church, with rus.,
soloists. ~
The Allen c. 4. Leagues MON
bcrship enjoyed . variety mr.
gram" given by the Girls Prosras
Team. captained by Miss Ms,r
Long. @. B Bryant was rus.,
speaker. his subject being "chiOs =
Other numbers on the program IN.
cludcd solos by Miss Marie As,
ander: piano selection by memher.
OF the Beasley Dramatic Society.
and a reading by Mrs. Beasley
The Sunday School is launch,n.
a popularity contest. under tho a
rection OF Mrs. @. w. Baber
The Boys Scouts will present, on
Feb. 1 a program called "Dr
Bones Amateur Show" A special
attraction will be a washboard
band, organized within the Soon,
Troop.
Mrs. Yolande Maddox will be
guest soloist on the Allen Day pro.
gram. Feb. IS. DR.. George Single.
ton. editor Of the Christian Re.
corder will speak.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Evangelist Mitchell
Stirs Congregation

Pastor Joseph Mcmillan OF the
Church OF the Living God had as
guest preacher last Sunday morn
ing. Evangelis, Mitchell. who
preached a soul-s,irring sermon AZ
II O'Clock. The inspired woman
evangelist delivered her discourse
from Neh 4 Many in the audience
gave wonderful testimonials.
AT s D. m. Rev James Taylor,
formerly OF Cincinnati. Ohio. was
the speaker. His text was taken
from Romans 2:3 His sermon was
very powerful and be explained the
Scriptures clearly.
The members OF the church choir
will sponsor silver tea. at 4 p. m.
Jan. 80. al the home OF Mrs. LOWE
Robinson. l25 Tennessee street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

This week finds many OF the local
school set either taking or pre-
pairing 10 take their final exami-
nations. And those not in school
are praying for the factories 70
open up so that business will get
going all-around. 49,.
For this weeks news OF interest
we went over to Chicago. the
Windy City on Lake Michigan.
We talked with the lovely Marva
Trotter Barrow. wife of the Brown
Bomber. .Marva was slightly up
set over the recent publicity that
she received last week, but wasn't
not lifting that get her down -.
When we visited her she was max
Ing q beautiful dress for her sis
ter She Is very fond OF sewing
and is spending her spare time at
tending the Vogue School OF desig a.
ing and interior decorating Her
house guest Is our own Annie Lee
Simpson. petite Motor City Miss
who IL engaged to Sunny (of the
Chicken Shack) Wilson. 80. They
will marry very soon In the neat
future. $685.
LOUIS ARsfSTRoN. the sensa.
tionai orchestra leader and the
master Of red hot swing. played
for the dancers at the Savoy Sun
day night and opens this week In
the Grand Terrace. Louie and
the boys have Just finished making
q few movies ont on the coast !.
Over at Palm Tavern. Buffalo Johr
James. and the other Detroitert
now In Chicago gather to talk ovei
the old times
MARGARET A. BONDS, the very
talented Chicago Miss who holds
several degrees In music and car
play the plano like no-body's
business. invited Chicago's fashion
ables to attend the opening Of hel
new school OF dramatics. must,
and dancing. The name OF hel
studio is the Allied Arts Academ,
and Is located on the second foo
OF the Alexander Building out Soutl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Seruice Stressed In
Reu. Flack's Sermon

service. The Pivotal Point In
Religion" was the theme OF the ser
mon delivered by Rev p. X.
Flack, last Sunday morning Inc
congregation was deeply impress
ed.
The quarterly conference re.
ports showed much progress ana
material improvement at ST. Paul.
The whole official staff and mem
bership OF the church are jubilani
and greatly encouraged. as all the
bonded debt IS up TO date. despite
the financial recession.
New members are added each
week
Revs p. u. Taylor and y. Il, Pal
mer have each brought inspiration
a, sermons lately. TO the spiritual
ed.acaiion OF their audientes.
Among the sick Of the church
are: A. w. Miller. Mesdames Lacy.
stewart. Elnora Tasker, Lucille
Lawrence and Lillian Lemon The
church is praying for thela.
You are always welcome al ST
Paul A. NJ. F. Zion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
FRATS FOSTER
PREJUDICE IN
THE COLLEGES

Chicago ANP) Addressing A
large body OF college students here
last Saturday. Prof. Kimball Young
Of Wisconsin University character.
ICED fraternities and sororities a.
institutions which prevent the
breakdown OF prejudice on many Of
the nations university campuses.
Declaring that "the problem Of
prejudice and conflict is two-sid.
ed" Prof. Young gave quota
tons sowing that other races
consider themselves superior 10 the
white race. A Chinese proverb, be
said, defines the white race a.
pupils Of those whom they call
colored-"
Referring TO fraternities and sor-
critics. he declared: when they
interfere with the larger function
OF the University I am opposed to
them the same as l am opposed to
the Ku-Klux-Klan or any other
group that interferes with the
broader social functions The Boy
Scout movement. group camps and
athletic events. he named as activi'
ties helpful In counteracting racial
and religious prejudice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Christian Science

Love" will be the subject Of the
Lesson-Sermon In all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday, January &c.
The Golden Text. from I John
4:l6. Is: we have known and be-
lived the love that God hath to us.
God IL love: and he. that dweileth
in love dwelleth In God. and God
in him"
Among the Bible citations 10 this
passage Jeremiah 3l:3): The
Lord hath appeared Of old unto me.
saying. Yea. ! have loved thee with
an everlasting love: therefore with
loving kindness have ! drawn thee"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
tP. 1922: God Is Love. He Is there
fore the divine. infinite Principle.
called Person or Cod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
D. M. A. II olds
Monthly Meeting

The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton held its regular bi-monthly
meeting. Monday evening. Jan. IL
Plans were made for the bridge
and whist party which was given
Wednesday night. Jan. Is, In the
auditorium OF the Juvenile Deten-
ton Home.
More than one hundred and thirty
$500 people are rehearsing regu-
larly for the choruses In the opera
Aida under supervision OF the
d. VI. A.
Members OF the organization are
also meeting with success In sell
ing patrons tickets and advertis.
Ing space on the programs. In con
nection with the Maybie Roberts
walker recital. which viii be Civ
en- February Is. to help defray the
expense OF presenting Aida
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Last Rites For St.
Paul AME Member

The death OF William Smith
s7o2 Pulaski. which occurred Jan
II brought much sadness 70 The
members and friends Of 81. Pau
A. NJ T.. SIS Rademacher avenue
Funeral services were held Satcr'
day. Jan. % al p. m Mr.. Smith
was the Oldest member Of St Paul
the church having been organized
In his home.
Rev. Rice. pastor gave an inspir'
ing message 20 large congrega-
ton last Sunday morning. Ths
text was taken from John 9:4 Il
must work the works OF him that
sen. me-" Our hearts were hlled
with JOY by the sweet songs rem
dered by the Junior Choir.
A, 3 2. N. the pastor and Junior
Choir worshipped at Allen Temple
Of which Rev W. A. Order is pas
tor. The theme OF Rev Rice's dis
course was a Man Wanted" tex,
Jer. ST.
81 Pau is moving on progress
sively under The Rev. Rice's pas
,orate. The sick members are i'm
proving
Mrs Lille B Hill is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

Parkway. -. Her suite is done in
light colors and the pianos done
In white "A staff OF University
trained teachers will carry out the
So on Sunday we siped tea and
listened TO very entertaining and
inspiring musical program
Back in the motor city. the flrst
news OF interest is the MABLE
CUNNINGHAM an d FULTON
wEATHERS wedding. :. "A large
reception for the young couple will
be on Sunday February at the
home Of the brides parents at $3.50
Beaubien street. Mable is cash
Ter for the Watson Investment
Company and the sister OF Eddy
Cunningham. 49,.
SNAPSHOTS
Eddy Eubanks. 49,.
We are sill waiting for the pie
ture that you promised to send TO
u.s..
THIS week the FUTURE PRESS
GROUP will elect officers This
promises 70 be good. Stand By
for q blow-by-blow description. :.
Lorraine Moss has plenty OF poise
-. Lorraine is attending Wayne
U....In tho fall she plans 70 At
tend West Va. College.
Albert PARKESiAN. stili wears a
fresh carnatIon each day.
Reuben Patton. the popular MAYOR
OF Paradise Valley has been
very busy helping to place many
OF the young folk In available jobs
around Detroit. while the for
mer Roy Lightfoot is organizing a
new movement TO help the unfor-
The sports writers all over the ma :
ton are predicting great things for
the new foot ball star at the Uni
versity OF Los Angeles. He is
KENNY WASHINGTON and q no.
ing to carry his school up to The
top -.
Inc odds are vry much IA favor
OF CHAMPION JOE LOUIS knock
ing the day lights out OF NATHAN
MANN when they fight in New York
MISS DeMaris Solomon. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o. Solomon
ST. Is very iubilant over being ex-
empted from most OF her exams
Miss Charlotte Norwood Is vaca.
tloning out on the West Coast
Inc 5. J. +. s. are presenting a
January Thaw Dance" at the Ar.
,istic Temple on Thursday eve.
isaac Goodwin will furnish the
music -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

Conditions For Growth was
the subject which Rev. Henry Por-
ter selected for his discourse last
Sunday morning at ST. John Pres
byterian Church. The text was
from Luke 2:52, land Jesus In
creased both In wisdom and sta
ture and In favor with God and
man.
The pastor stated that there Is
growth in everything in the mater
ial world and that It Is very neces-
sary for individuals to grow men.
tally and spiritually. as well as
physically
Sunday. January 80. will y oh
served as youth Day The young
people OF ST. John will officiate AT
the morning services condu Ting
Sunday school, as well as the re-
gular young peoples meeting at
8 D. m. Mrs. Anna Lewis IL super
visor OF the young folk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
St. John Baptist
Hears Rev. Thomas

All who attended 81. John Bap-
list Church Sunday morning, Jan,
% were blessed with wonderful
message delivered by the pastor,
Rev. F. p. Smith. He spoke on the
subject. The Blood OF Abraham
and the Blood OF Jesus"
John Ambros. Rev. and Mrs.
Tanning. Mrs. Arnold. Mr.. Smith
and Mrs. r. Ford united with the
church, the former being a candi-
date for baptism.
The educational program spon-
sored Sunday evening, Jan. 1e was
a fine success
Visitors last Sunday were Mrs.
Brown. Rev Shepherd and Rev.
Benson.
During the month OF January
nine new members have been added
TO the church roll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Mothers Club Gives
Turkey Dime r

The Mothers Club Of the Baptist
Christian Center gave their an.
nual turkey dinner. Tuesday even.
ing. Jan. Is at o'clock. The af-
fair was held at the center and
the following were present:
Mrs. James Gray. Mr.. and Mrs
julius Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Artie
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ora
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. James Frank,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lee. Mrs. Marva
Lee, Mrs. Rosa Freeman. Mrs.
Maude Johnson. Mrs. Fannie An
derson. Mrs. Jessie Smiley. Mrs.
Minnie Williams. Mrs. Eloise EST
wick, Mrs. Blanche Aston, and
Mrs. Matte G. Anderson.
Mrs. Addie Gray Is president OF
the Mothers Club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Second Bapt. Church
MISTER, MICH.
By {. whltner

Sunday was a high day at Sec
ond Baptist Church The services
were very interesting all day.
The pastor Rev O. B. Jones, de-
.lyered an :nleresi.ng d
powerful sermon Subject, Tell
Jesus. Tex, Matt 1872 And
his disciples came and took up the
body and buried ii. and went and
told Jesus
He said, Prayer is the best
sedatiye for the nerves after a
hard days work and also a good
tonic In the mornings before you
begin work. Do not shut your sor-
rows up within your heart. you
need someone 10 share your sor-
rows. Tell Jesus abou, your doubts.
An honest doubter wants 70 know
the truth and goes where he can
find t. Tell Jesus about your bust
ness and you will succeed" He
concluded by saying Tell Jesus
about your pleasures and sins Ask
Him 20 watch over you while you
are In this period"
The choir sang. Il Must Tell
Jesus"
In the afternoon the Gospel
Band. OF Inkster rendered SER
vices under the auspices OF the
Deacon Board Four sermonettes
were delivered.
At 5:t5 .. N. the b Y p. T. was
we'll crowded. The topics were dis
cussed with much enthusiasm and
interest on the part OF those who
attended.
The main feature was the Black
Board Demonstration given by the
pastor. The figure was an Octagon
with sides named as follows: Re-
ligion, Social. Education. Recrea-
ton. Politics. Economy and Bust
ness He said that every human
passes through each OF these peri
DDS daily: and in each OF these we
must take our Christian religion
along with US so as to be guided
correctly. Many other interesting
thoughts we're impaired.
The night service was interesting
but very short
All are welcome TO worship al
Second Baptist any time
Continue 10 read the Detroit TIL
bune In order TO keep up with me
lateat news.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
St. Paul A. M. E.

"The Mystery OF Trouble" will
be the subject from which DR..
Charleston will preach Sunday
morning. 10:45.
Forgetting The Invaluable will
be the subject Of the sermon Sun
day evening. 7:46.
The Sunday School will convene
at s:1s a. m. With William Robin
son as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor League will convene At s
.. m. with Warren Harrison a.
president and Rev. B. b. Martin as
superintendent.
Topic: THE Church Needs De"
Cor. l2:2S-31: I Tim. l:12-16.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Rally Day Observed
At Mt. Pilgrim
Church

All day Sunday was observed as
rally day a, Mt Pilgrim Baptist
Church and the rally was great
success.
Rev Campbell preached fine
sermon from Jer SO. The congre-
CATION was large.
sunday afternoon. several visit
ing ministers and their congrega-
tons assisted in the rally al NJ
Pilgrim. in interest OF the building
fund
A Splendid program was render
ed. including several vocal solos
quartets OF prominent artists.
The public is always welcome al
this church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

New Bethel Pastor
Talks On Fellowship

Rev. Armstrong. pastor OK New
Bethel Baptist Church. Hastings
and Willis streets. preached to q
hacked house last Sunday morning
on the subject. Christ"
The pastor said Christ taught
good fellowship: he also taught
that we should love one another
and the Ten Commandments /:
wherever sin abounds grace more
so abounds; conscience Is our best
friend"
Members and friends were deep
" saddened to learn OF the passing
OF a beloved member and president
OF the Senior Choir. James Wiley
who died Sunday at 1900 o'clock
noon.
The Starlight Club presented a
very interesting program Sunday
at $3.50 m.
DR.. RlSker presented health
program Tuesday evening at :
o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
"What Shall You Give
In Exchange For Your
Soul?" Asks DR.. Scott

Rev. Scott. pastor Of Mt Vernon
Church. spoke Sunday morning
from Mark s:s6-37. What Shall a
man give in exchange for his
soul," The speaker was At his best
and all who heard him was filled
with rejoicing.
At 3 .. m. the pastor and choir
members paid a visit TO one OF the
sick members on Cashmere street
where they sang and praised God
and made the patients heart glad.
Al S D. m. the message was de-
IIvered by Rev. James Ray. He
took his text from Matt. 22:42-
What think ye OF Christi 1t was
very spiritual sermon.
Visitors are always welcome al
Mt. Vernon Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
BISHOP BLAKE.
TO APPEAR AT
SCOTT MONDAY

The Ladies Aid Society OF Scott
NJ E church. OF which Rev. E W
Kelly Is pastor. made their nrs'
monthly report last Sunday even
ing al 5 o'clock. A musical and
literary program was rendered by
participants from the state OF Ala
bama-
The Ladies Aid will celebrate It's
annual birthday during the month
OF February. The organization Is
divided into seven groups or cir
cles. their definite objective being
TO render world service through
the various auxiliaries Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. including
Board OF Foreign Missions. Home
Missions Education, Pensions and
Relief Hospitals and DeacoDess
Homes. Temperance. and Public
Morals
Every church IN Meihcdism max
es annual contributions toward
these causes. the apportionment for
Scott NJ E. Church being $500 for
this year
During February. the Ladies All
viii sponsor seven banquets al
each az which there Will be an out
standing speaker. Circle No. ? will
present Bishop Edgar Blake, resi-
den, bishop o. the Detroit area. OF
Jan. 81 al $ p n On February l.
Circle No. 3 will presen, Mrs. Fred
erick Fisher. OF The local Central
VI. (. Church d. and Mrs Walter
r. Fruit w!ll b. presented By Cir
Gle ~. 4. OF February i. circle
No. 8 xiii present Or " L. Harris
Of Ph.lander Smith College Feb
ruary Is. Circle 10 : will present
DR.. B. F smith distric; slper.n-
tendent q. Chicago Detroit and In
dianapolis dis;ric'. On Feb IS,
Circle 80 will feature Mrs. Julis
Hutton Of Detroit, and on February
IS. Circle No. will present Dr..
o. E. woodsork. pastor OF Wesley
VI. z. Church. Little Rock. Ark.
The public Is cordially invited
10 attend these features
Pastor E ". Kelly. the officials
and members OF Scott NJ Z. are
highly gratihed with the financial
report o. the church for the pas,
year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
Ministers To Meet

The Interdenominational Minis
ters' Alliance Of Detroit will meet
Monday. Feb. Z. at IL a. m. at Mil
Ter High School. Waterloo and Du-
bois
Business Of vital Importance will
be discussed Ministers OF all de-
nominations are urged TO attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29
New Zion Baptist
Church
sIs Alfred

Last Sunday morning. Rev F. c.
Mercer preached from Ps. 34s. II
was a fne message.
AT 3 p. m. a program was rem
dered under auspices OF the Mis-
sion Club.
At Z .. m. Rev Mercer preached
from Judges ~ All presen, en-
toyed the discourse
A cordial Invitation is extended
10 the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

saturday, Jan. 20. Is ~Frlars Ale
Day In Detroit BE sure 10 ash
your beer dealer about Il. Read the
Dig advertisement In this Issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-29

Be sure to read the Detroit Tri.
hume. Michigan's fast CROWNS
md popular weekly
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-29
0kIaIloInan Named
Candidate for
KiWanis Leader

SAN FRANCISCO. June %. (UP)
H. c. Hatfield of Oklahoma City
was nominated today for the presi-
dency of Kiwanis International. His
nomina ton was unopposed.
Bennett o. KnudSon, Albert Lea,
Mimi. was nominated for the Of
flee of American president.
The names of two men were
placed on the ballot for the Canadi-
an vice-presidency. They were j.
Smyth Carter. Toronto, and John
J. Smith. Regina, SaSk.
Samuel F.. Clabaugh, Birmingham,
Ala, and c. Harold Hippler, Eustice,
Fla. were contestants for treasurer
The presidential nominee is now
treasurer of Kiwanis International.
Additional nominations may be
made from the floor of the con-
vention under the organizations
bylaws. but leaders said they did
not doubt that Hatfield would be
elected.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-29
Navy Will Use
County Airport.
Officer Reports

Plans FOR using Imperial county
airport as a base for war maneuVers
were outlined before the FL Centre
Lions club Tuesday by Lieut.. Com
mander H. f. Halland Of the Navy
aviation department in San Diego
War maneuvers are carried on in
a large scale. he said. with the 500
planes in San Diego attacking
and defending various strategic
points throughout this section Of
the state. The Imperial county air
port is expected to be used in the
maneuvers as the men and planes
work out various problems.
THE Navy is a cross section OF
the United States" the speaker de-
clared, "as enlistments are made
from every state and from every
possession
Adolph Won Konsky sang two
solos. Mrs. Estelle Livingston play
ed the Accomplishments. Guests in
cluded Mayor H. w. Fawcett and
Virgil H. Corf. Cecil Ashley and
Bill Hart were chairmen of the Gay
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-29
Jerusalem Rocked
By Jewish Mobs
CONTINUED From PAGE u

Continued From Page u
spread bloodshed and outbursts.
called out troop reserves and con-
centrated the governments police
force on restraining the Jewish
masses. The officers, wearing steel
helmets and carrying heavy cudgels.
gathered in Jewish areas, dispensing
restive crowds which promptly re-
assembled elsewhere.
Jews were observing the semi
festival of the day of the new moon,
accentuating the tension of the
situation.
AT least two policemen were ston-
ed and injured and six Jewish dem
0nstrators were arrested.
Jewish feeling was particularly
reused by the name Ben Joseph"
which comedies strangely with the
name Jesus" and with the Mes
siah's name in Jewish Messinanic
tradition.
In Jewish Messianic tradition. two
Messians exist and, with the legend
that Ben Joseph will suffer death
at the hands of "Armelus." per-
5onifying evil forces. Only later
according to the tradition, can the
true Messiah, David's son, appear
10 bring Israel salvation and re-
demption. AS a result many Jews
in Palestine regarded Joseph's death
as a MeSsianic omen.