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AN OFFICIAL

LEGAL NOTICE

NEWSPAPER FOR

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NEWSPAPER PRINTED

THE ONLY ANGLO•JEWISH

IN MICHIGAN

Michigan's
Home Jewish
Newspaper

THE LEGAL CHRONICLE

DETROIT, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY

5,

Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10 Cents

1933

Goldman to Speak POLITICAL UNREST Hadassall Regional SELECT THREE LEADERS AS HEADS OF
ORTHODOX JEWS HERE DECLARE A PENITENTIAL DAY
L\t: Shaarey Zedek f► 1AY CAUSE DELAY will Meet May 8-9 GENERAL DIVISIONS OF FORTHCOMING
IN CONDEMNATION OF ANTI-SEMITIC ATTACKS UPON
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1" EMERGENCY ALLIED JEWISH CAMPAIGN
JEWS IN GERMANY; SYNAGOGUE PROTESTS WEDNESDAY "L"1:\:!':;, - s::;„,'.'"''"" OF ZION CONGRESS
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European Situation Appears
To Be Forcing the
Postponement.

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Ask Merchants and Professional Men To Clo s e Businesses and Quit Work from 4 to
6 on May 10 and To Join in Three Assigned Synagogues for Renewed
Protest Against the Nazi Outrages.

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KEYMEN ARE NAMED FOR ELEVEN DIVISIONS;

BUTZEL, ENGGASS HEAD STEERING COMMITTEE

FOR GERMAN REFUGEES ,

Important Statement by Campaign Leader Says Federation
Is Not Working Under Illusions but Expects
To Get to Sure Foundation for Work,

W•izmann Arrives in Lon-
don To Tackle Special
Colonization Problem.

Prohibition of Christianity Urged b y General Ludendorff Because Religion Is Expres-
sion of Jewish Spirit; J. T. A. Correspondent Describes
Horror of Jewish Position in Nazi-Germany.

been deciiired

at Least 1,0(10 Volunteer Workers,

ti- PLAN EMERGENCY FUND

RABBIS, LAY LEADERS TO ADDRESS MEETINGS AT B'NAI MOSHE,
BETH TEPHILA EMANUEL AND AHAVATH ACHIM CONGREGATIONS

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Maurice Caplan, Roy R. Fisher and George M. Stutz
Are Chosen To Be in Charge of an Army of

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Dia ision A -Louis C. Blumberg,

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Charles N. Agree, Alex Schreiber.
Division B —Irwin I. Cohn, •

than B. Metzger.
Division C--Mrs. Edwin

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Rosenthal, Mr.. Abe Srere.

Division D--Irving W. Blum.
burg, Sidney Stone.

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Division E--Samuel H. Ruhiner,

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Division F--Samuel Schaflander,
Reuben E. Rosenfield, Aaron SA.

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Division G
Ben B. Fenton,
Sidney L. Alexander.

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Division lie Charles

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Division J —S. Brooks Barron,
Shirley J. Weinberg.
Division K -Harvey
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Tens of Thousands of Refugees from
Germany Now in European Countries
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Illlts -.Jews for Help; Funds 11..ite,r
'Laird To Mect the Emergency.

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destitute and had it not

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have had a place to sleep aver•

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Of the
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munity, they would not even

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JAG B'OMER RALLY
PLANNED BY J. N. F.

may he stated that the refugees

number in the tens ref thousands .

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by the first week of Air there

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tit its in Paris and between March

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the official figures of the Swiss
fewer than
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suer of this
drive has
(rant that

1totael.
S.. lent

wi re no less than 15,000 reit,

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'Annual Flower Day June 4;
Koffman Memorial
on May 17.

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MAURICE J. CAPLAN

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3,000 Jews from Germany came

To Ile Addressed by Dr. Edith
11,11e Swift; Mother and Daugh•
tur Luncheon on May 13.

SOCIAL JUSTICE
CONCLAVE THEME

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who came to Switzerland

ANNUAL MEETING OF
BETH EL SISTERHOOD

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under
Ittat the
badly hit.

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Asked w here they wanted to
the refugees replied that

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they had no idea as to what was

to becom e of them and that they

simply relied noun their fellow
.Iew s to sei lire a haven of refuge
I,- them.

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PROVIDE VACATIONS FOR
HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN

Fresh Air Camp To Care for Underprivileged Children
With Funds To Be Raised by Emergency Allied
Jewish Campaign from June 4 to 14.

United Synagogue Conven
lion To Be Attended
by Detroiters.

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DEBATE ON BOYCOTT
AT SHAAREY ZEDEK

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Slomovitz To Take
Sides on May 9,

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inform•tion came that Jews
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order tkat the aid required may
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COMPLETE PLANS
FOR CONVENTIONS

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Social Service Workers and •
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Educators To Meet Here
June 8 to 11.

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peckers at the eynti--- -
entirely short of
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President g un. will he friendly cnneellors
of a generation to come. Thin I bis. already petitioned
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to com e to help small hovs and men over
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history, RR well 115
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action in view of the present ,
convention that obtain today.
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