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PARTICIPATE
a CAMPAIGN TRIUMP 11 II I WILL
IN KVUTZAH TRIAL

(Continued from Page One)
Attorney Aaron Rosenberg has
should not forget our less fortu been chosen to act as prosecutor
;
in
the
mock trial to be staged by
nate brethren who stretched ou
their arms to us in time of thei r the Kvutzah Ivrith on Tuesday eye-
need. Let them know that )her
' is someone who cares for them."
Mayor Murphy's Greeting.
Mayor Frank Murphy, who cam
to the luncheon to congratulat
those assemble:, on their triumph
said:
"It is a pleasure to meet with
the men and women who made
such a magnificent contribution to
a noble cause. 1 wish to extend in
the best way I can my thanks and
gratitude to those who worked in
this drive.
I especially commend
the quiet and inconspicuous work-
ers who did the tedious work to
make this philanthropic effort a
AARON ROSENBERG
success. I conies to pay tribute to
the workers in the ranks,
ning, May 26, at the Philadelphia-
"Your success is a beautiful il- Byron Talmud Torah. At this
lustration of the tradition of a trial, the Kvutzah Ivrith, repre-
people doing just what is expected senting the Jewish people, will
of them in social mindedness and "prosecute Jewish parents for
philanthropy. You have not for- their failure to offer a Jewish edu-
saken your glorious tradition. I cation to theil children. The staff
compliment you not only on your of participating attorneys, wit-
success, but on remaining true to nesses, judge, etc., is listed on the
a tradition I know you will never first page of this issue.
forsake."
Dr. Slawson, who was given an
ovation, called the attention of
the assembly to the fact that Mr.
and Mrs. Israel DeRoy, who next
week will celebrate their sixty-
first wedding anniversary, came
from Pittsburgh to share in their
(Continued from Page One.)
son's, Aaron's, triumph.
Campaign Achievements.
citizens were affected by the ex-
Dr. Slawson said that to his pulsion of the Jewish tradesmen.
mind there are three outstanding
features in this campaign. "First,"
Proclaim Fast Day.
he said, "we have overcome seem-
MEXICO CITY.—(J. T. A.)— I
ingly insurmountable obstacles; Mourning over the sufferings of
second, this campaign was a dem- the Jews in Mexico, particularly
nitration of the Jewish youth of over the expulsion of more than
Detroit, this having been primarily 100 of them from the public mar-
a campaign of youth; third, the kets, the Sephardic Jews of this
campaign marked the glorification city Monday proclaimed a Yom
of Jewish womanhood of Detroit." K ippur day. Large numbers of
Dr. Slawson added that the re- them fasted al! day and filled the
sults of the campaign marked the synagogues to offer up prayers.
preservation of Jewish unity in the
While the Sephardic Jews, some-
community. Ile said there are peo- what better off than their Ashke-
ple here whose thinking is inimical nazic co-religionists, have estab-
to such unity and said that youth lished a co-operative store in one
has come to aid in preserving the of the public halls of the city, the
unity. He added that in the last Ashkenazic Jews are badly off be-
two years Detroit was the only cause they are not in a position to
community in the country to put help themselves.
over an Allied Jewish Campaign
The Jewish market men in the
and said that the result of the Mexico City public markets who
drive will be an inspiration to were ousted from their stalls last
other communities throughout the week were expelled because they
land.
were trailing without licenses,
Recalling the great work for President Ortiz Rubio declared in
philanthropy done in Philadelphi a his reply to a message of protest
by the late Jules Mastbaum, wh o from the Jewish Merchants' Cham-
was responsible for raising th e her of Commerce. Senor Rubio
Philadelphia Jewish philanthropi c declared that he has forwarded the
budget from $200,000 to $1,750, . protest to the ministry of the in-
000 a year, Dr. Slawson said that .. t t aertlii ra .
Detroit has found such a Mast
statement to the represen-
baum in the person of Aaron De
n of the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency,
Roy.
Z. Merdinger, Polish
Dr. Slawson paid honor to Mr .1charge d'atTaires, said that he had
and Mrs. Henry Wineman, Clam intervened with the foreign minis-
ence Enggass, Adolph Finster .' try here four weeks ago on behalf
mold, M. J. Caplan, Maurice Arons of the Jewish traders. Ile said
son, Meyer L. Prentis, Nate S ,Ithat the foreign minister had in-
Shapero, Esther Prussian, Phili
formed him that he appreciates the
Iloutz, and others who were re Jews' contribution to the progress
sponsible for the successful cam .I of Mexico. M. Merilinger has
paign organization. The soul o fl Promised to act in the future on
the campaign, Dr. Slawson said , I behalf of Polish Jews, and Jews
was embodied in two women, Mrs in general, now living in Mexico.
henry Wineman and Mrs. Josep h
r
BY TH
E WAY
H. Ehrlich.
I buried here Wednesday, May 20,
Brief addresses were delivered
(Continued from Preceding Page.) by Meyer L. Prentis, treasurer of at noon-day luncheon. All workers
the bill would pass, so that he the General Motors Corporation ' and captains are invited." Sep.
(Continued from Page One.)
would have an excuse for abandon- Mrs. Joseph Ehrlich and Mau- the Lwis, undertaker, one of
h division
ing his military studies.
rice Caplan. Judge W. McKa Y neral march. ,
and their captains follow: Zeire
Skillman was among the guests at
Zion, Pottle Zion, Jewish National
Tuesday's Victors.
TWO KINDS OF NOTES
the luncheon.
Workers' Alliance, Revisionists,
Tuesday's luncheon was enliv-
A German banker by the name
The division headed by I. lintel
captains not yet selected; Esther of Felix Mendelsohn has just been
- ened by the announcements of two
Elconan, Junior Hadassah; Mrs. J. elected president of the Interna- hoch, during the final moments o f more divisions, Division D, head-
Haggai, Chalutzos; Zelda Rosen- tional Chamber of Commerce the drive, marched into the hall t ° ed by Sidney Stone. and Division
announce
that
it
oversubscribed
it
, that, aluumni of United Hebrew which has just been meeting in
5 G, headed by Assistant Prosecut-
quota.
Schools; Esther Naimark, Hasho- Washington.
ing Attorney George Stutz and
Mr. DeRoy announced at th e
mer Hatzoir and Junior Poole
Samuel Nathanson, that they over-
He is a scion of the famous
Zion; M. Nakelsky, Gordonia. A Mendelsohn family of Germany— luncheon that among the gifts re ' subscribed their quotas.
rally of workers from this district and some wisecr acker has re- ceived on the last day was one fo r
Division D, announcing that it
will be held Wednesday, June 3, marked that the Mendelsohn fam- $1,000 from the General Motor 5 had raised $13,363, or 101.7 per
at the Shaarey Zedek branch syna- ily is still clinging to notes. A Corporation secured by Mr. Pren - cent on a quota of $13,000,
tis.
gogue.
marched in carrying its division
reference of course to the fact
Drive Replete With Stunts.
head, Sidney Stone, on an ori-
The Linwood district will have that the first Felix Mendelsohn
The drive, which succeeded in a
ental imperial chair, dressed in
the synagogue at 12343 Linwood was a great composer—and the
period of 10 days of oversubscrib
- royal attire and followed by a
as headquarters. with I. Knoppow's bankers, too, deal in notes, though
ing its quota of $215,000, was re-
group of pretty girls fanning him
store as sub-center, The majors of another kind.
plete with stunts, humor, pathos
(Conyrieht. 1931, J. T. A .)
are Mrs. J. Weisberg and I. Knop-
with diamond-studded oriental)
and an unusual display of loyalty
fans. Mr. Stone presented the
pow. The captains and partici-
on the part of more than 1,000
FIGHT
REGISTRATION
pating organizations are Mrs. J.
division secretary, Mrs. Philip
workers, Led by a group of beau-
Houtz, with a bouquet of flowers
Weisberg, ladies' groups; Miss M.
(Continued from Page One)
tiful women, the workers were at
in appreciation of her efforts in
Tilchin, Mizrachi Hatzoir; Sister- strongest proponent of the mea,
the outset prepared to sing their
behalf of the teams.
hood of Congregation Emanuel, ure.
way to victory—and they did.
Division G, announcing that it
Ladies' Auxiliary of !slizrachi and
The bill passed the house by 81 Weeks before the campaign, and
raised $7.448, or 100.4 per cent
Young Israel, captains to be to 7 and was approved by the Sen-
during the drive, many of the
chosen. A rally of workers in this ate by a vote of 25 to 3. Senator
of its quota, marched into the
workers expressed their enthusi-
banquet hall dressed in sailors' at-
, district will he held Tuesday, June George G. Sadowsky, Polish, of
asm in verses which were sung to
tire to lend significance to the title
2, at the Shaarey Zedek branch' Detroit, bitterly condemned the
the tunes of popular ditties. Mrs.
synagogue.
given
this division, "Stutz's and
bill, but he could only secure the Harry J. Levitt, Mr. Mayer B.
Nathanson's Life Savers."
The Dexter section will have co-operation of Senator Charles
Sulzberger (daughter of Rebekah
Ch eer Replaces Gloom.
the Talmud Torah on Tuxedo and A. Roxborough, colored, of Detroit,
Kohut), Mrs. Walter Leib, Mrs.
Thus day after (lay, until the
Hohnur as headquarters, with Mrs. and Senator James G. Bonine of
Sidney Allen, Dr. Robert
J.
triumphant announcement of the
Finkell's home, 15431 Linwood, as Cassopolis, in opposition to thy
brews and others gave vent to
oversubscription of the quota
sub-center. Mrs. H. Kraft is ma- mmuure
•
t heir aceti c
a pp re-
i jor for this section. Captains and
When Senator Sadowski at- ciative campaigners sang them- cheer replaced gloom and a deter.
mined group of workers, forged
their organizations in this section tempted to have consideration of
selves to victory.
into a powerful campaign machine,
are: Mrs. Max Hayman, Ladies' the bill postponed, Senator Chester
The fun began on Thursday , the
Auxiliary of Jewish National M. Howell told his colleagues the
brought victory to Detroit's Jew-
fifth day of the drive, when the
Fund; Mrs. H. Brodie, Northwest- issue should not be delayed "he-
ish Welfare Federation, under
division headed by Mrs. Abe Srere
ern Women's League of United cause the less that is said about
whose auspices this united drive
and Mrs. Sidney Allen emulated
Hebrew schools; Mrs. Finkel, Fen- this bill the better it will be for all
was conducted. European relief,
the Ziegfeld Follies and staged a
local relief, Palestine, Hebrew
kelt Ladies' Loan Society, Mrs. concerned."
march into the banquet hall of
Kraft, ladies' groups; A. Markson,
education, the Old Folks' Home,
Plea by Chronicle.
Hotel Statler, where workers were
Kvutzah Ivrith. A rally of work-
Among the first to protest assembled at luncheon, to an- the House of Shelter and a score
of other local, national and inter-
ers in this district will be held against the measure to Governor
nounce an oversubscription of the
Monday, June 1• at the Tuxedo- Brucker was The Detroit Jewish
national causes were included, and
division's quota. Singing "Bring-
Ilolmur Talmud Torah.
Chronicle. Philip Slomovitz, edi- ing the Bacon home" and "We've the drive's success helped cement
tor, sent a plea to the state's chief Over the Top," 35 pretty girls ex- the communal unity of Detroit
executive, imploring him against pressed their elation over this vic- Jewry.
The persons chiefly responsible
giving his signature to a bill which tory in song.
for this outstanding triumph are
would provide a rule of reaction
Bury "Defeat."
Aaron
DeRoy. general chairman
and Czarism for Michigan. The
Then, on Friday in direct con-
sentiments of this plea are also trast the team headed by Samuel of the drive, and Dr. John Slaw-
(Continued from Page One)
son,
executive
director of the cam-
embodied in the editorial in this Rubiner which was labeled "Ru-
, paign. The first, by injecting his
issue.
biner's Rabbonim," announced its
nary of America, the Hebrew •
personality
into
the campaign, and
At the meeting at Hotel Stotler oversubscription by strutting into
Union College and the Jewish
by his untiring devotion to the
Academy. In 1930 he ontributed Wednesday night, former Judge the dining hall dressed in black
campaign's
activities
from the mo-
Patrick H. O'Brien, Theodore robes and "yarmulkes," the women
an article to the Jewish Tele- Levin Fred
ment the first bugle call was
M Butzel and oth ers • •g th e tra
d itional ea gear, sounded, created an important
graphic Agency service on the con-
expressed the opinion that the bill the "shoitels" Mr. Rubiner him-
tribution of Jewish literature to
place for himself in the heart of
is unconstitutional, and confidence
civilization.
self sang "Eili, Eili," and an or- Michigan and American Jewry. To
was expressed that the law will be chestra played popular hymns.
Discussing his greatest work at killed in court.
Dr. Slawson's credit goes the for-
The most sensational stunt of all
a public meeting in 1930 in Bos-
When Mr. Butzel informed the was staged on Monday. First the mation of the campaign machinery
ton at which he was the guest of
which placed Detroit in the front
gathering
that
Governor
Brucker
• honor, Professor Moore said, "I
division headed by Samuel Levine
told him he was convinced that the marched in, carrying loaves of rank of American Jewry's fund-
did not write my book for Jews, bill Was
a good piece of legislation bread and books. to signify that raising efforts.
but for Christian laymen and
Clarence II. Enggass was vice-
and that a delegation coming to
they were working to aid "body president of the campaign and
scholars who have for centuries
see him on the question, although and
soul," and announced the chairman of the drive's steering
been misguided by leading Chris-
it would receive his courteous at-
oversubscription of their quota.' committee. The special gifts
tian theologians, particularly Mar-
di-
tention, would be wasting valu-
Then came a unique procession. vision was divided into five teams,
tin Luther, who misinterpreted, able time, it
was agreed that it The division headed by Joseph H.
Judaism by attributing to it ■ would be
headed
by
Adolph
Finster•ald,
useless further to appeal Ehrlich and Morris Steinberg hail
harsh legalism and an absence of
Samuel Summerfield, Edwin M.
to the governor for his veto.
its arrival heralded by the siren Rosenthal, Mrs. Henry Wineman
spirituality."
All hopes are now placed in the
if • motorcycle officer, Harold and :Milford Stern. The general
outcome of the proposed legal
Krepps, sent with his motorcycle division was divided into IS teams,
Admits Robbing Palestine P. 0. battle
to the Statler dining hall by
JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.)—An
Former Judge O'Brien presided Detroit police department to aid with Maurice Caplan, Maurice
overseer in the Palestine postoffice
at Wednesday's meeting, and brief the campaign. The procession it- Aronson and Nate S. Shapero as
confessed that he had handed over
co-chairmen. Division heads were
addresses were delivered by Mr.
$32,500 of the 835,000 in bank- Levin, Miss Caroline Parker of self depicted ■ funeral, and "Mr. Joseph H. Ehrlich and Morris
• notes that had been reported
Depression and "Defeat" were Steinberg, Moe Leiter, Mrs. Abe
the Detroit branch of the Ameri-
stolen from a mailbag Wednesday can Civil Liberties Unioq, Rabbi thus given a public funeral. Car- Srere and Mrs. Sidney Allen, Sid-
night on a Haifa-Jerusalem train. Leon Fram, Ernest Lillien of the rying a casket containing "gloom, ney Stone- Samuel Rubiner, Mor-
failure and despair," this division ris Fishman and
Another overseer, a supposed ac- Polish Daily
Robert Marwil,
Record and others,
carried two banners which read: George Stutz and Samuel Nathan-
complice of the man who has con-' representing
the Jewish, Hunger-1 "Here lies • nessimist, son of
de- son, Joseph Hartman and Charles
(voted, is being detained by the i an, Polish,
German and other tie.; feat. May he rest in peace,"
and Feinberg, I, Himelhoch
' police for questioning.
ments.
and Sam-
"Obituary notice: Defeat will be uel
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